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Online privacy is a growing concern with the rise of technology and its welcomed intrusion into our daily lives. Legitimate businesses want information about people because they want to sell them their product. They want personal information like:
- Family size
- Income levels
- Physical address
- Phone numbers
Dishonest businesses also want access to this information but it is because they want to steal from you. Honest companies desire to offer you products that are geared toward your likes and preferences. Dishonest companies try to collect the same information but they want to steal your identity and ultimately your money.
Steps to Protect Personal Information
Since we live in a technology saturated world, it seems we are always filling out something online. But it pays to be selective and know who you are sharing your information with and why. Even the most basic forms can lead to someone having your personal information without your knowledge. Here are some suggestions on how to avoid sharing your information:
- Never give out your social security number (not even the last 4 digits)
- Turn private browsing on
- Use a password generator
- Use two-factor authentication
- Don't make online purchases
- Set social network activity to private
- Don't use real information for security questions
- Don't fill out social media profiles
These are just a few things that many people do automatically every day. Bypassing these areas will help you keep your personal information safer.
Ways to Handle Passwords
Passwords can seem like a nightmare, but they are very important when it comes to protecting your information. It is advisable to use a password generator since they will create very strong passwords for you. They can also store your passwords for you so you won't forget them. You can also use a password to lock your computer so that it requires a password to reboot or wake from sleep mode. This is a good idea even though you live alone or trust other family members. If your computer is lost or stolen another person will not be able to access your information. Don't underestimate the value of passwords and their role to protect your identity and information.


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If you have a penchant for donning turkey costumes and running wild in the streets (and frankly, who doesn't?), I've got some events for you.
Ready to shake a tail feather? The Seacoast has plenty of opportunities to get your family moving this Thanksgiving season with local races and family fun runs. Check one out and start a new Thanksgiving tradition with your family this year.
The Hampton Falls Tiger Trot: On the Saturday before Thanksgiving, lace up your running shoes for the 5th Annual Tiger Trot Road Race. This race through picturesque Hampton Falls (think horse farms and foliage) includes a 1-mile kids' race and a 5k run for both novice and elite runners. Hosted by and benefiting the Lincoln Akerman School PTO, the 1-Mile Kid Run is $15 (starts at 10 a.m.). 5K Run is $30 (starts at 10:30am). Visit tigertrot.org for more info or to register.
The following runs all take place on the morning of Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 23. It's a wonderful way to start the holiday as a family.
Thanks for Giving 5K-10K: Start your Thanksgiving morning off right with the Southern District YMCA and Exeter Run Club's 2nd annual 'Thanks for Giving' 5K and 10K family run/walk and kids' fun runs. Kid's Fun Runs (14 and under) will start at 7:45 a.m. No runner is too small as these runs will include an age 4 and under category. Race will start promptly at 8:30 a.m. 10K runners will do a double loop of the 5K course. Course will run through the beautiful community of Exeter. This will be a flat and fast course and especially encouraging for families to participate. Online registration closes at 11:59 pm on Nov. 17. Prices will increase $5 per category for day of registration. Day of Registration opens at 7 a.m. at the Exeter YMCA, 56 Linden Street, Exeter. For more info or to pre-register, visit exeterrunclub.com.
Dover Turkey Trot: This family-friendly 5K is designed for runners and walkers of all ages and abilities. Serving as a fundraiser for the Garrison School PTA, proceeds benefit enrichment activities, family and community events, classroom supplies, artist in residency programs and field trips outside of the school district's budget. Cost is $20 for adults; $10/Grade 4 and under (both prices increase by $5 if you register on race day). Prizes will be awarded to the overall first, second and third place winners, first, second and third place age group winners, and first place elementary age children grades K-4. Race starts at 8:30 a.m. For more info or to register, visit doverturkeytrot.com.
44th Annual Derry Turkey Trot 5K Road Race: This scenic 5K which starts at Galliens Town Beach takes you along the residential areas of Beaver Lake and actually has a video of the course on their website (try-before-you-buy race?). Pre-Registration: $17 for adults, free for kids 12 and under. Race Day Registration (includes Wednesday): $20 for adults, $10 for kids 12 and under. All participants are requested to bring a donation of any non-perishable canned good or dry food item to benefit the food pantries in the Greater Derry area. Race starts at 9am. To pre-register or for more info, visit gdtc.org.
Free Fall 5K: Hosted by the Rochester Runners Club, the Free Fall 5K course starts at the Community Center and finishes on Chestnut Hill Road. Costs are $10 for ages 13 and older; $5 ages 12 and under ($5 extra to register on race day). The race starts at 8:30 a.m. For more info or to register, visit freefall5K.com.
Seacoast Rotary Turkey Trot: Starting at Pierce Island and finishing at Strawbery Banke in Portsmouth, this annual 5K Turkey Trot welcomes families, friends, runners, walkers, strollers—anybody and everybody who wants to get their body moving pre-turkey. Costs: Youth (ages 12 and younger) $10; Teen (ages 13-19) $20; Adult (ages 20-plus) $30. Online registration deadline: Wednesday, Nov 22. Race starts at 8:30 a.m. Costumes are welcome (encouraged) so get out there and have some fun! For more info or to register, visit the Seacoast Rotary Club Facebook page.
8th Annual Turkey Trot / Run / Walk / Waddle: (a.k.a. Huff'n for Stuff'n Road Race) Starting off at the Rye Junior High School, this family friendly 5K is the perfect precursor to the big meal. Non-perishables and can goods are gratefully accepted. All monies raised will go directly back into the local community to aid individuals and families this holiday season. Registration is at 9 a.m.; Race starts at 9:30 a.m. Cost is $15 per person; 2 for $25; family for $40. For more info, visit the Gosport Chowder Club Facebook page.
FYI, the Annual Turkey Day Dash to the Sea is cancelled for 2017.
For more information on these and all local races, check out runningintheusa.com. See you on the course (you, not me)!
Suzanna Vicinus, founder of www.seacoastkidscalendar.com and author of the Adventures in Parenting blog, is a mom of two kids who always wins at Scattergories but never at short-distance sprints. Follow her to find out about the best family activities, events, edibles and tangibles that the Seacoast area has to offer. Find more of her Adventures in Parenting columns online.
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text: - Building a game is hard work and Finders took me a long time to make. It was my first public release and since then, I have been thinking about how I can improve it to make it more enjoyable to play. A major challenge is to keep it from becoming repetitive and to encourage the player to play it to the end. For the next few weeks, I will be re-designing Finders from scratch. I don't have an ex... Continue reading


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Atari XEGS
The Atari XE Video Game System (Atari XEGS) is a home video game console released by Atari Corporation in 1987. Based on Atari's 8-bit 65XE computer, the XEGS is compatible with the existing Atari 8-bit computer software library. Additionally, it is able to operate as either a stand-alone console or as a full computer with the addition of its specially designed keyboard. In computer mode, it may utilize the majority of peripherals released for Atari's 8-bit computer line. Atari packaged the XEGS as a basic set consisting of only the console and joystick, and as a deluxe set consisting of the console, keyboard, joystick and light gun.
|Atari Corporation
|Home video game console
Personal computer
|Third generation (8-bit era)
|Release date
|late 1987
|Introductory price
|US$159 (equivalent to $350.65 in 2018)[1]
|ROM cartridge
|MOS Technology 6502C
|384 x 240 (overscan) 256 color palette
|Atari 8-bit family
|Atari 7800
|Atari Panther (cancelled)
Atari Jaguar
The XEGS was supported by new games, such as Barnyard Blaster and Bug Hunt, plus cartridge ports of older games, such as Fight Night (Accolade, 1985), Lode Runner (Brøderbund, 1983), Necromancer (Synapse Software, 1982), and Ballblazer (Lucasfilm Games, 1985).
John J. Anderson of Creative Computing stated in 1984, when Atari, Inc. had great financial difficulties as a division of Warner Communications, that it could and should have released a new video game console in 1981 based on its 8-bit computers and compatible with its software library. The company instead released the incompatible Atari 5200.[3] After Jack Tramiel purchased the company, Atari Corp. re-released two game consoles in 1986: the Atari 7800, which had previously been released in a brief test run in 1984; and the Atari 2600 Jr., an updated version of the Atari VCS/2600. The XEGS followed, building on Atari's 8-bit computer line which had started with the Atari 400 and 800.[4] In practice the XEGS is a repackaged Atari 65XE, is compatible with the existing range of Atari 8-bit computer software and peripherals, and thus can function as a home computer.[5]
Atari conceived the console in a plan to increase the company's console market share while improving sales of its 8-bit home computer family. Providing a "beginning computer" and "sophisticated game console" in one device, was thought to convince more retailers and software developers to support the platform. In May 1987, Atari's then Director of Communications, Neil Harris, updated the online Atari community by outlining this plan. It noted that the XEGS was intended to further the 8-bit line by providing mass-merchants with a device that was more appealing to their markets.[6]
The system co-existed with the Atari 7800 and remodeled Atari 2600 on store shelves[1] and was occasionally featured alongside those systems in Atari print ads and television commercials.[7]
The XEGS shipped with the Atari 8-bit version of Missile Command built in,[5] Flight Simulator II bundled with the keyboard component, and Bug Hunt which is compatible with the light gun. As the XEGS is compatible with the earlier 8-bit software, many games released under the XEGS banner were simply older games rebadged. This was done to the extent that some games were shipped in the old Atari 400/800 packaging, bearing only a new sticker to indicate that they were also compatible with the XEGS.[4]
Atari sold 100,000 XE Game Systems during the Christmas season in 1987, every unit that was produced during its launch window.[8]
The XEGS was released in a basic set and a deluxe set. The basic set includes only the console and a standard CX40 joystick (albeit with a grey base to match the XEGS, rather than the original black). The deluxe set consists of the console, the CX40 joystick, a keyboard which enables home computer functionality, and the XG-1 light gun. The keyboard and light gun peripherals were also released separately outside North America.[9] This is the first light gun produced by Atari, and it is also compatible with the Atari 7800 and Atari 2600.[5][10]
In addition, the XEGS can use the standard Atari 8-bit peripherals, allowing the use of devices such as disk drives, modems and printers.[5]
See alsoEdit
- ^ a b "Kaybee Toy Store Ad". Hutchinson News. Hutchinson, Kansas. October 8, 1987. p. 64.
- ^ "The Atari 1200XL Computer".
- ^ Anderson, John J. (March 1984). "Atari". Creative Computing. p. 51. Retrieved February 6, 2015.
The games division [..] saw the home computer division as a threat [..] If any of their new machines could expand into true computers, the reins would automatically be handed over [..] To the games division, this was a fate worse than death [so] they chose death. [The 5200 was internally] very nearly an Atari 800 [but] all compatibility and expandability had been designed out [..] If, in 1981, the next-generation game machine had been designed to be compatible with the Atari 400 and 800 microcomputers, Atari would not be in the state it is today. Instead, the 5200 game unit was launched. Internally, it was very nearly an Atari 800, and as such was a fabulous game machine. The notable exceptions were that all compatibility and expandability had been designed out [..] with an external keyboard and 800 compatibility, could have been transformed into a product superior to the famed Coleco Adam, way back in 1982.
- ^ a b Wolf, Mark J. P. (2008). The video game explosion: a history from PONG to PlayStation and beyond. Greenwood Publishing Group. p. 60. ISBN 978-0-313-33868-7.
- ^ a b c d "Atari 8 Bit Computers - 1979-1987". Classic Gaming. Archived from the original on February 11, 2012. Retrieved July 21, 2010.
- ^ Harris, Neil (May 12, 1987). "Re: Is Atari killing the 8 bit?". Retrieved August 4, 2013.
- ^ "Atari Retailer Rebate Ad". Syracuse Herald Journal. Syracuse, New York. December 11, 1988. p. 187.
- ^ "Editorial: Ever-Changing Atari Marketplace". www.atarimagazines.com.
- ^ "Rhod's Collection". Retrieved 2010-08-24The site links to pictures of separate XEGS packages.
- ^ Herman, Leonard; Horwitz, Jer; Kent, Steve; Miller, Skyler. "Video Games Are Back 1985-1988". The History of Video Games. GameSpot. Archived from the original on November 18, 2012. Retrieved March 16, 2014.
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I enjoyed yesterday's game and always like watching NZ play and love International RL. I would personally prefer a 4N tournament though as adding Australia and Tonga would give the UK fans and general public some great RL over the next few weeks.
Team For Second Test
JM2010 replied to Oliver Clothesoff's topic in The General Rugby League ForumMaybe move Lomax to 7 and bring Ratchfird in at FB. Trying to think who I'd play at 13
27 Oct: England v New Zealand KO 2.30pm (BBC TV)
JM2010 replied to John Drake's topic in The General Rugby League ForumHill's a great player
27 Oct: England v New Zealand KO 2.30pm (BBC TV)
JM2010 replied to John Drake's topic in The General Rugby League ForumKnock on
27 Oct: England v New Zealand KO 2.30pm (BBC TV)
JM2010 replied to John Drake's topic in The General Rugby League ForumLet's just enjoy the game and start an attendance thread afterwards!
The future of League One
JM2010 replied to EssexRL's topic in The General Rugby League ForumDoes League 1 have minimum standards?
Niue v Italy
JM2010 replied to RayCee's topic in The International Rugby League ForumHow come Solomon Islands and Vanuatu aren't stronger? They've got much bigger populations than Tonga and Samoa. Isn't there much league played there. Isn't there big communities in Australia and NZ like Tonga and Samoa?
NZ Test Series - ticket sales
JM2010 replied to Blind side johnny's topic in The General Rugby League ForumIf this game delivers it should help push ticket sales for the next two games. A bit of a mentioning and some advertising during the game on TV for the other two would also help as there should hopefully be a lot of people watching at home
I voted England. I don't have anything against GB but I only think this would work if Wales, Scotland and Ireland were much stronger so it would be a true GB side rather than just England with a different name
International RL program proposal
JM2010 replied to Jim from Oz's topic in The General Rugby League ForumI've been trying to think of a schedule and keep changing my mind. Should we still have tours or would 4N style competitions be better? I definitely think there should be a European tournament in the 4 year cycle as well something involving the top teams across both hemispheres. Maybe a 4N the year after a WC involving the 4 semi finalists The following year have a European competition which could start mid season and then finish off at the end of the season. Have Pacific competition in this year also involving Aus and NZ. The year before a WC there could be a 4N again. I'd probably have the top 3 Pacific Nations from the previous years competition plus the team that finishes top of the European competition (until a time when or if the NH teams catch up to the SH teams. Then it could be expanded to 6N) Other countries could also play during these times. During the first 4N the other European and Pacific Nations could play to decide who joins the other teams in the following years European and Pacific competitions. The unsuccessful teams then play in their own group below eg Euro B, Euro C, Pacific B at the same time which could also double as WC qualifiers alongside Americas qualifiers etc. The year before the WC the unsuccessful teams could play an Emerging Nations WC and all the qualifiers not involved in the 4N could play against teams in their own hemisphere for WC seeding to decide which groups they go into. The last thing I missed is mid season games during 4N and WC years. These could just be standalone tests against the team nearest to them in the rankings in their hemisphere. Eg Eng Vs Fra, Samoa Vs Fiji, Wales Vs Scotland etc. I'm hoping all this makes sense
Good point. We could just offer them solutions and let him take the credit
Should we all as RL fans start emailing the RFL with these questions as well as offering our ideas. If enough of us regularly do this it might help get them to be more proactive
I'd like it to be held at a big venue such as Etihad. Could make it a massive event. Think they could get a big crowd. Would also like Catalan dragons to get a game as CC winners to add some prestige to the cup.
Any plans for the Northern Hemisphere?
Team selection England v New Zealand 1st test
JM2010 replied to usain bolt's topic in The General Rugby League ForumI know some don't like Bateman in the centre but I think he's our best bet for stopping Manu who is a game breaker
NZ Test Series - ticket sales
JM2010 replied to Blind side johnny's topic in The General Rugby League ForumI'm looking forward to this series, especially after the Kiwis performance on Saturday. All 3 games should be high quality and a higher standard and intensity than SL. SL fans and RL fans in general should be queuing up to buy tickets
Superleague is becoming boring.
JM2010 replied to SaintGeoff's topic in The General Rugby League ForumMaybe having the same teams winning the trophy isn't ideal but as far as the quality of the big games go I don't think it's boring. A game with lots of tries is usually just down to poor defence from both sides and isn't that high quality and one sided games are boring to watch. The highest quality games usually are close and don't have loads of tries and the ones that are scored are usually well worked as the defence is hard to break down
I agree with all of those but I'd also add training facilities and a strong youth system. Maybe not full of local juniors but something that allows young players from wherever to have the best chance of progressing
Which crowds should be the priority
JM2010 posted a topic in The General Rugby League ForumThere's been a lot of talk about crowd figures on here and even though I try to be positive I agree that they need to be better. What should be the priority or what would people on here rather see if they had to choose. 1. Each individual club increasing their average crowd figures so the overall so average increases Or 2. All the big events sell out so the play offs and GF, Magic Weekend, CC semi finals and Final and Internationals all play in front of capacity crowds and even use bigger venues (CC semis and Internationals). I would personally like no2 to happen in the short term as I believe this would have a much bigger impact on the sports profile and media presence which then might help attract more spectators to regular games. You can only choose 1 because obviously we'd all like to see both eventually
What are your 5 criteria? I'm not asking to shoot them down but I like to know other people's views.
NZ v Australia
JM2010 replied to Harry Stottle's topic in The General Rugby League ForumI agree we need to be testing ourselves regularly against NZ and Australia and picking on form regardless of age. The three years between each WC should be filled with International fixtures. Mid season tests against NH opposition, maybe used to play some of the younger players, then Tri Nations, 4 Nations or fixtures in a league format as mentioned on another thread at the end of every season. Lots of International RL which to me is the most exciting form of RL and helps build up the excitement between WCs as well as many other benefits to the wider game such as sponsorship, TV revenue, media profile and increasing the profile of RL
Kiwis struggle to sell tickets as Tonga paint Auckland red
JM2010 replied to Abicus's topic in The General Rugby League ForumI wasn't overly excited about the upcoming test series against NZ but their win and performance today has got me looking forward to it. I think today's game might help with ticket sales
Could OurLeague become a subscription service?
JM2010 replied to Wellsy4HullFC's topic in The General Rugby League ForumI'd definitely pay £10 per month if there was enough content on there.
No, tomorrow
Ignore that one. I thought it was on tonight!


text: education Ann Arbor School Board Hears Preliminary Report On Additional High School Options By Andrew Cluley • Dec 19, 2013 AAPS The Ann Arbor School Board hopes to find alternative options to make the district's high schools even better for a broader range of students. A group of high school leaders have studied more than a half dozen programs including magnet schools, blended classes, new technology programs, and others. They plan on presenting the school board with two or three concrete program ideas in January or February. School Board president Deb Mexicotte says they hope the upcoming election year could help make some additional high school options possible thanks to additional funding. Superintendent Jeanice Swift says there are some common themes of more personalized learning approaches and choices in all of the programs reviewed. She says the goal will be to find options that balance increased costs with attracting additional students. Listen Listening... / WEMU's Andrew Cluley reports on programs being studied for increased options for high school students in Ann Arbor Public Schools. YCS Board urged to adopt 'Solutions not Suspensions' Pledge By Bob Eccles • Dec 18, 2013 The Ypsilanti-based Student Advocacy Center of Michigan wants the Ypsilanti Community Schools Board of Education to adopt a pledge to use student suspensions and expulsions only as a last resort. The "Solutions not Suspensions" pledge asks the state to roll back its discipline code so that it's in line with the federal Gun Free Schools Act. It also asks districts to prioritize keeping kids in school and investing in preventative efforts. Ypsilanti Community School Board Approves Graduation Requirements By Bob Eccles • Dec 16, 2013 Bob Eccles Listen Listening... / Click here for a report from WEMU's Bob Eccles. The Ypsilanti Community Schools Board of Education Monday night approved graduation requirements that include senior projects designed to pique students' interest in what they might like to do after graduation. Board President David Bates says senior projects are a lot of work, both for the student and for the staff who assist them, but the effort is worthwhile. Bates says it's a chance for seniors to show what they can do with an Ypsilanti Community Schools education. Ypsilanti Community Schools graduation requirements also dictate that students earn 23 credits, including 4 Math and English credits and 3 Science and Social Studies credits. Staff who put the requirements together worked to find a "happy medium" that will allow seniors from the former Ypsilanti and Willow Run districts graduate. Their previous requirements didn't match up perfectly. Eastern Michigan University undertakes broad effort to improve student retention and graduation rates By Patrik Holubik • Dec 16, 2013 Effort includes special initiatives to improve outcomes for single parents and men of color Eastern Michigan University Names Creighton as Head Football Coach By Patrik Holubik • Dec 11, 2013 Drake.edu Eastern Michigan University has named Chris Creighton as its head football coach. Creighton comes from Des Moines, Iowa's Drake University, where he led the Bulldogs as their head coach for the past six years. He becomes the 37th full-time head coach in EMU's 122-year history. EMU Student Government Pushes for In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students By Bob Eccles • Dec 10, 2013 Courtesy photo / EMU Student Government Eastern Michigan University's Student Government wants undocumented students living in Michigan to qualify for in-state tuition rates. Under the current system they must pay out-of-state rates that cost $15,500 more per year. EMU Student Body President Desmond Miller says that's not fair. The University of Michigan and Washtenaw Community College have already changed their policies to allow qualified undocumented students to pay in-state rates. EMU's Board of Regents plans to discuss loosening the qualifications for in-state tuition at tomorrow's meeting. EMU Celebrates 'Giving Tuesday' Success By Bob Eccles • Dec 9, 2013 Eastern Michigan University says its Giving Tuesday fundraising effort was a resounding success. Tom Stevick is EMU's Vice-President for Advancement, and Executive Director of the EMU Foundation. He says the university's first one-day fundraising event exceeded expectations. Stevick says they were expecting to raise around $50,000 or $60,000, but ended up with more than $138,000. Money raised by EMU on Giving Tuesday will go to various scholarships and campus programs, plus the school's new Student Emergency Fund. Ypsilanti Community School Board Approves Summer Tax Collection By Bob Eccles • Dec 2, 2013 Tax Credits / Foter.com / CC BY The Ypsilanti Community Schools Board of Education Monday night approved collecting school taxes in the summer rather than in the winter. Board President David Bates says summer tax collection is nothing new for district residents. The Ypsilanti and Willow Run districts had been collecting taxes in the summer prior to the consolidation. Bates says summer tax collection means the district has to borrow less from the state while awaiting state aid payments, which in turn saves taxpayers money because the district is paying less in interest on money borrowed. Michigan Continues Slow but Steady Economic Recovery By Bob Eccles • Nov 25, 2013 Michigan continues its slow and steady economic recovery. The annual economic forecast from University of Michigan economists predicts the next two years should bring the state back to employment levels prior to the economic downturn of 2008-09. Don Grimes points to the recovery of the auto industry as a big reason why Michigan's doing as well as it is. U of M to Research Effects of Video Games and Technology on Mobility By Bob Eccles • Nov 20, 2013 The University of Michigan Medical Center will be conducting research on the effectiveness of video games and technology in creating more independence for young people with spinal cord dysfunction and neuro-developmental disabilities. The U of M Medical Center just got a $4.5 million dollar grant from the U.S. Department of Education's National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research. It will be given over a five-year period, and will help launch U of M's Rehabilitation and Research Center. Ypsilanti School Board Considers Summer Tax Collection By Bob Eccles • Nov 18, 2013 Bob Eccles The Ypsilanti Community Schools Board of Education Monday night approved placing the question of whether to collect taxes in the summer rather than the winter on the agenda for its first meeting in December. Superintendent Scott Menzel says a summer collection is something the board approved seperately last year for the Ypsilanti and Willow Run school districts. Menzel says there are benefits to a summer tax collection, including needing to borrow less money from the state to keep things going until the district's state aid payment is received. The board also approved a one-month extension to interim Technology Director Matthew McCarty's contract. McCarty is leaving the district, and the extension will cover the period from November 1st through his last day with Ypsilanti Community Schools - December 6th. And the board had a budget presentation from CFO Scott Johnson, who pegged the district's estimated 2013-14 year-end fund balance at $7.3 million - about $300,000 less than budgeted. Listen Listening... / Bob Eccles Reports Michigan Grad Students win Dow Distinguished Awards By Bob Eccles • Nov 18, 2013 Sustainability.umich.edu/ / University of Michigan Four Teams of graduate students at the University of Michigan have won Dow Distinguished Awards to pursue projects dealing with sustainability solutions. Three of the winning teams will work on projects in Southeast Michigan, and the fourth is heading up a water management project in India. Drew Horning is Deputy Director of the Graham Sustainability Institute. He says one of the winning proposals is the retrofitting of a 112-year-old house in Ann Arbor to be self-sustaining. Horning says other winning projects include a pilot project aimed at enabling energy efficiency in rental properties in Ann Arbor, a greenhouse gas inventory for the City of Detroit, and water demand management for improved adaptation by small farmers in India. He says these projects have the ability to impact how we address and implement sustainability solutions in the future. For more information about the Dow Distinguished Awards in Sustainability, visit the U-M Planet Blue website at http://sustainability.umich.edu/education/dow. Nasty Things Could be Growing in the Bottom of your Toothbrush Holder By Bob Eccles & Rose Carver • Nov 15, 2013 Accugenix A brand new bacterium in the same family as E. Coli and Klebsiella Pneumonia has been identified by the NSF International's Applied Research Center in Ann Arbor, and you're not going to like where it can be found. The bacteria is called Klebsiella michiganensis, and it grows in the bottom of your toothbrush holder. Dr. Robert Donofrio is the Director of the Applied Research Center at the NSF. He says more research is necessary to identify the exact source of the bacterium, but what is known is that saliva and toothpaste mixed with fecal matter can fester, creating a sludge that could potentially cause a drug-resistant infection. Dr. Donofrio also says that the bacterium is unique because it is in capsule from, and is hard to break down due to a slimy surface that helps it attach to mucus membranes and evade immune system responses. He suggests closing the lid of your toilet before flushing as a way to help prevent cross-contamination. Video Content Makes a Difference on Health Care Websites By Bob Eccles • Nov 15, 2013 A new Michigan State University study found that website videos are more effective at delivering public health messages than using text alone. The study created two websites designed to teach mothers with young daughters about breast cancer. One contained only text, while the other included short video clips. Evan Perrault works for MSU's Communications Department. He says there was a clear difference in results between the two sites. He says those who viewed the website that included videos performed one more risk protection behavior than those who visited the plain text site. Perrault says MSU has been looking for the best way to inform the general public about their scientific discoveries, and is likely to conduct further research to expand upon this study's findings. The study, "Testing the Effects of the Addition of Videos to a Website Promoting Environmental Breast Cancer Risk Reduction Practices: Are Videos Worth It?" was published online today in the National Communication Association's Journal of Applied Communication Research. U-of-M Study Says Many Factors Influence Testing for HPV By Bob Eccles • Nov 14, 2013 Science Photo Library Many factors play into whether a woman considered at low risk for developing cervical cancer will be tested for the virus that causes the disease, such as the gender of the woman's doctor and his or her status as a resident or seasoned physician. That's according to a study from the University of Michigan Health System, where senior author Dr. Mack Ruffin says procedures at individual clinics can also make a difference. The study found that female doctors were twice as likely to order H-P-V testing for a low-risk patient than male doctors. Seasoned physicians were less likely to order the test than Residents and other less-senior doctors. The findings were published in the Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine. Cinema Chat: The Michigan Theater Book, A Miles Davis Movie, Blue is the Warmest Color and More By David Fair & Russ Collins • Nov 14, 2013 David Fair / WEMU-FM Click below to listen to "Cinema Chat" with WEMU's David Fair and Michigan Theater Executive Director Russ Collins. Listen Listening... / Cinema Chat for 11/14/2013 The Michigan Theater Book -- goes on sale Tuesday, November 19 at Michigan Theater The Michigan Theater has been featured in commercials, billboards, films, and even a music LP from the 1960s, but has never had its own book – until now. Dr. Henry Aldridge, an Eastern Michigan University film professor emeritus and theater scholar, has written a new full-color, photo-illustrated book that explores the first 80 years of the theater's life and how it ties into the histories of Ann Arbor and film. He also includes key local figures from along the way: manager Gerry Hoag, organist Paul Tompkins, Ann Arbor mayor Lou Belcher, philanthropist Margaret Towsley and her daughter Judy Rumelhart, and the theater's staff and volunteers. Aldridge has a deep connection to the Michigan Theater. In 1979, he and a group of other concerned citizens helped rescue the theater and its rare Barton organ from the wrecking ball. He continues to lead the theater's organ program, give visitor tours, and teach a film appreciation course. Despite his extensive knowledge of the theater, Aldridge still spent three years immersed in the University of Michigan Bentley Historical Library archives, Michigan Theater Foundation meeting minutes, Ann Arbor News articles, and interviews with past and present staff members. "Unlike most histories of individual theaters," Aldridge says, "this book is thoroughly researched, carefully documented, lavishly illustrated, but written in a style that general readers will find interesting and colorful." A paperback edition of the book will be available for purchase starting the week of November 19 at the Michigan Theater, Nicola's Books, Literati Bookstore, Bookbound Bookstore, Crazy Wisdom Bookstore & Tearoom, and Kaleidoscope Books & Collectibles. The Michigan Theater will also carry a limited edition hardcover and provide a discounted price to Michigan Theater members for both versions. Number of Spots Ann Arbor Will Take for County-wide High School Options Still Uncertain By Andrew Cluley • Nov 14, 2013 Ann Arbor Public Schools have still not determined how much they will participate in three county-wide high school options. The school board last night postponed a vote until next week's study session on how many seats they will use in the Early College Alliance, Washtenaw International High School, and Widening Advancement for Youth. The delay comes with Ann Arbor Schools wanting to use many fewer seats than the consortium has allocated to the district. Superintendent Jeanice Swift says much of the confusion has been blamed on the superintendent transition, but she believes both parties are to blame for the communications issues. Swift recommended the district use 80 seats total in the ECA and Wi-Hi and 15 for WAY. The allocation approved by the consortium last month would give Ann Arbor 80 new seats in the ECA alone, and a straight lottery for Wi-Hi. David Dugger is the Washtenaw Intermediate School District Director of Secondary Options. Dugger says the other consortium members in October opted to continue to use a straight lottery for Wi-Hi and a proportional system to assign slots to the ECA. Listen Listening... / WEMU's Andrew Cluley reports on Ann Arbor Schools delaying a decision on how much they will participate in the Early College Alliance, Washtenaw International High School, and the WAY program. Ann Arbor Schools Audited Budget Shows Less Use of Fund Balance Than Expected By Andrew Cluley • Nov 14, 2013 AAPS Ann Arbor Public Schools used less fund balance last year than approved in the final budget. The School Board last night received a briefing on the 2013 fiscal year budget audit. The audit shows the district used $7.2 million dollars in fund balance, compared to projections of up to $9.8 million. Superintendent Jeanice Swift says halting furniture and most equipment purchases, travel restrictions, and other measures starting in March saved about $1.5 million. Swift says many of these restrictions are back in place following student enrollment numbers not reaching projections in September. Listen Listening... / WEMU's Andrew Cluley reports on the Ann Arbor Public Schools 2013 fiscal year audited budget. U-of-M Merges Human Resources and Financial Services Departments By Bob Eccles • Nov 6, 2013 The University of Michigan is condensing its human resources and financial services departments into a Shared Services Center. University spokesperson Rick Fitzgerald says the new center will improve efficiency and cut costs. The center is expected to save U-of-M $5 to $6 million in its first three years of operation. It should be operating at full capacity by October of 2014. Fitzgerald says employees currently working in the affected departments will be considered first for employment in the new center, but are not guaranteed a job. For more information: http://ast.umich.edu/ Graduate School Open House Planned At EMU By David Fair • Nov 5, 2013 Eastern Michigan University This press release comes from Eastern Michigan University: Eastern Michigan University to host Graduate Open House for prospective students on Nov. 16 Great chance to learn about graduate school programs and opportunities for advancement at Eastern Report Says Many 3rd Graders Don't Meet Proficiency Standards By Bob Eccles • Nov 4, 2013 A new national report says only one in three children who started school in the late 1990's had the necessary cognitive skills by the third grade to go on to be successful adults. Jane Zehnder-Merrell is the Director of the Kids Count in Michigan project. She explains that the study helps to chart the trajectory of kids' lives. The report followed 13,000 kids who began kindergarten at the end of the 1990's. Children from lower-income families had the lowest rate of sufficient cognitive development. Zehnder-Merrell says funding programs that support these families, such as cash assistance or food stamps, would positively affect these rates. Ypsilanti Community Schools Early Childhood Group Addresses Learning at Earliest Levels By Bob Eccles • Nov 4, 2013 Bob Eccles The Ypsilanti Community Schools Early Childhood Advisory Committee is working on ways to improve education at the earliest levels, going as far as finding ways to give parents pre-natal help in making education choices. The committee presented a draft plan to the school board last night. Margy Long co-chairs the group. She's also director of the Success by Six Great Start Collaborative. Long says achievement gaps happen when every child isn't ready to learn by the time they enter kindergarten. She says the Early Childhood Advisory Committee is trying to expand on what's been done in the area before. She says teachers can't do everything, so a Family Resource Center could help. The committee will make its formal report to the school board in early 2014. Workshops Promote Meaning over Consumerism in Holiday Celebrations By Bob Eccles • Nov 1, 2013 Timo Kirkkala / Foter.com / CC BY-NC-SA The University of Michigan Credit Union is hosting a couple of workshops designed to steer people towards a life of meaning rather than a life of consumption this holiday season. Washtenaw County Treasurer Catherine McClary is a co-sponsor of the "Tis The Season to Hang Onto Reason" workshops. She says the program provides alternative ways to celebrate the upcoming holidays, not based on consumerism. The workshops are taught by Kathryn Greiner, Director of Education at the U-of-M Credit Union and a renowned speaker and budget guru. The workshops are free of charge, but pre-registration is required. The first is scheduled for Saturday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. The second is Thursday, November 7th from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Both take place at the University of Michigan Credit Union. EMU Officials Meet with Students Again to Talk Safety By Bob Eccles • Oct 30, 2013 Eastern Michigan University has launched a new website with information about off-campus housing as part of its ongoing efforts to improve safety on and around campus. The website includes neighborhood crime stats and questions students should ask when apartment hunting. EMU Vice President of Communication Walter Kraft says it's very important that the university provide the information and resources to help students make good, wise and informed choices on where to live. Budget Update: Ann Arbor Public Schools By Andrew Cluley • Oct 30, 2013 Ann Arbor Public Schools have gotten some good news about cash flow issues that likely means the district won't need to borrow money to pay salaries next month. WEMU's Andrew Cluley has more: Listen Listening... / Andrew Cluley reports on the AAPS Budget Local Reaction to Michigan Senate Approving Common Core Funding By Bob Eccles • Oct 25, 2013 The Michigan Senate has restored funding to implement the Common Core educational standards. WEMU's Bob Eccles has reaction from one local school district. Listen Listening... / Click to listen to Bob's report. Ypsi Community High School Sign finds Ypsi and Willow Run Grads Working Together By Bob Eccles • Oct 25, 2013 Ypsilanti Community High School can thank graduates of the former Ypsilanti and Willow Run high schools for a new electronic sign. WEMU's Bob Eccles has the story. Listen Listening... / Click here for Bob's report. Ann Arbor Schools Likely To Renew Washtenaw Educational Options Consortium Agreement By Andrew Cluley • Oct 24, 2013 AAPS The Ann Arbor School Board will likely eventually renew their contract to participate in a consortium of three county-wide high school options, but have frustrations on the agreement. The board discussion last night took place after a large number of Washtenaw International High School and the Early College Alliance spoke in favor of their programs. WEMU's Andrew Cluley has more: Listen Listening... / Andrew Cluley Reports EMU College of Business Makes It 10 Straight Years on Princeton Review List By Bob Eccles • Oct 14, 2013 Eastern Michigan University's College of Business has done it again - making the Princeton Review's list of top business schools in the country for the 10th straight year. WEMU's Bob Eccles has the story. Listen Listening... / Hear Bob's report here. Ypsilanti Community Schools Approve $158k Alarm Systems; Hires Gibelyou As Facilities Director By Bob Eccles • Oct 8, 2013 The Ypsilanti Community Schools Board of Education last night approved replacing the alarm systems in several district buildings. Superintendent Scott Menzel maintains that most of the new systems are being installed in former Willow Run school district buildings. Bob Eccles has the full story: Listen Listening... / Bob Eccles Reports Pages« first ‹ previous … 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 next › last »


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Decision to axe BBC Three from TV will alienate younger and poorer audiences
BBC Three will move online only despite findings suggesting that scrapping the youth-oriented television channel will offer poor value for money.
The BBC Trust has given provisional approval to axe the channel from TV, which by its own analysis, is likely to limit its reach among young audiences and alienate viewers in ethnic minority, lower income and rural households.
The recommendations will disappoint stars across the industry, such as Aidan Turner, Olivia Colman and Daniel Radcliffe, who launched a campaign to save the 12-year-old channel, which they claimed was a seed bed of talent that gave many household names their first break.
The Trust said the decision had been "finely balanced" but insisted that cost pressures, combined with a sense the long-term future of broadcasting…


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2004 · Berkeley, CA
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Berkeley, CA: The Art Institute of Chicago / University of California Press, 2004. Softbound. VG. Bright green and color illustrated glossy wraps. 288 pp. Profusely illustrated, mostly in color. An entire book about the painting we know as "Sunday afternoon on the island of la Grande Jatte," by French post-impressionist Georges Seurat (1859-1891). (Why my General Psych book in college in the 1970s had this painting on the cover, I'll never know. But seeing it again sure brings back memories.) With a number of thematic chapters and essays. A wonderful study, with a lot of scholarly analysis, and highly illustrated. Contents as follows: SEURAT AND THE MAKING OF LA GRANDE JATTE -- Before La Grande Jatte -- Genesis of La Grande Jatte -- La Grande Jatte completed -- La Grande Jatte in the eighth impressionist exhibition -- Seurat and La Grande Jatte, 1886-91 -- La Grande Jatte and Seurat, 1892-1965 -- La Grande Jatte interpreted since 1980 -- Fashion and irony -- TECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF LA GRANDE JATTE -- Seurat's working process: the compositional evolution of La Grande Jatte / Frank Zuccari, Allison Langley -- La Grande Jatte: a study of the materials and technique / Inge Fiedler -- Rejuvenating Seurat's palette using color and imaging science: a simulation / Roy S. Berns -- THE PARK IN THE MUSEUM -- The park in the museum: the making of an icon / Neil Harris. (Inventory #: 101296)


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The job location and development (JLD) program sponsored by the University Career Center (UCC) and the Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships locates and develops off-campus job opportunities (full or part-time, seasonal, or temporary) in Lawrence, Topeka and the Kansas City Metropolitan area. All off campus student jobs are posted in HireJayhawks.com.
Well-fed freelance writers stay out of "content farms" and bidding sites, where you compete with hundreds of other writers for the same projects and get the gig if you under-quote yourself enough. To be a well-fed freelance writer, you need to go out there and market yourself to your target audience – usually, marketing managers – like any other business owner.
If you have any type of education background, formal or informal, and a Bachelor's degree, you can teach English to Chinese kids on VIPKid. You don't have to be a former classroom teacher, you can have experience being a tutor or any number of less formal educational roles. The key is a comfort with teaching and when the students are kids in China, it's not as intimidating as you think.
Call it what you want – remote work, digital nomadism, location independence – they all mean one thing: You learn how to make money online so that your job no longer ties you to a particular place. You no longer have to wake up early, get overly dressed up, get stuck in traffic, work too many hours, and earn too little. Online jobs offer an incredibly amount of flexibility, and while we love working abroad, you can do these online jobs from home if you choose.
Some of the companies on this list are those you'll recognize. Dell, still one of the largest PC vendors in the world, regularly hires project managers, business analysts and systems engineers for remote work. Salesforce, which came in at #3 on Forbes' list of the world's most innovative companies this year, hires telecommuting account executives, product designers and even upper management positions like regional vice presidents. Xerox, Adobe, SAP and American Express also make the list with their own distinct sets of work from home and remote work agreements.
It can be difficult to balance school with a work schedule, and that balance is even harder to come by when you factor in the commute to and from work. Jobs on campus, therefore, tend to be a really good fit for college students. For one, on-campus employers tend to be more understanding about academic demands, and are used to accommodating staffing changes based on fluctuations in course load. In addition, you won't have to worry about scrambling from class in order to make it to work on time, and working on campus is a great way to meet new people. You'll also make valuable connections with faculty and staff at your university.
I am so glad to run across fellow writers who value what they do and will stand up and say so. Far too often we get treated like the "red headed step children" of the creative industries and many of us allow it. I tried ODesk and was not only appalled by the pay rates, but by the attitude of many clients. One of them even said outright that we should be grateful to make five dollars an article (for well researched, 1,000 word pieces) and how their last writer was far too "uppity" for his tastes. Well now, I posted a response that I cannot quote in polite company. LOL. So, thank you, your voice is much appreciated.
"There are so many great parts of being an intern for John Deere. One of my favorites would be the way they effortlessly bring all their interns together through NEON for outings, intramurals, food, and games. Although it can be worrisome to be in an entirely new location for the first time and doing something that you haven't done before, John Deere makes sure that their interns feel at home and are able to easily adapt."
Don't pay for opportunities: It is sometimes worth making investments in your online business – such as taking courses or paying for extra bids on freelance work platforms, but you should run a mile from anything that requires you to pay to work, such as survey sites that promise to offer lucrative opportunities but only if you pay for a subscription. With very few exceptions these are scams.
If you don't have money to bootstrap your drop shipping business to get it started, you'll have to spend time. Building a drop shipping business with sweat equity will be a lot like building a blog. You'll need to market your products, create a website and learn SEO and social strategies to grow traffic to your sales pages. That's why it's good to have some advertising money to start with.
OK, if you're really, REALLY hungry and need to make ends meet that month, and that's all you've got currently, I'll allow it. But otherwise? Your skills and time are worth far more, and there ARE clients out there who will recognize and honor that. Hold out for the good ones. (See: my upcoming article on how we writers need to learn to value (and insist on the value of) our own talents higher than we often do.) 🙂
Yet there are plenty of companies you've probably never heard of, too. Appen, which tops the list, develops high-quality training data for machine learning and artificial intelligence; not surprisingly, they're hiring web search evaluators and a slew of linguists in lesser known languages like Sudanese Arabic and Xhosa. BCD Travel, the Dutch managed travel provider, is hiring remotely for their customer service, business development and travel consultant roles. Three universities—Grand Canyon, Western Governors and Walden—make the list as well. To say there's an abundance of work from home jobs available out there would be an understatement. For most people, there are more than they could ever imagine.
Ugh. I'm so sorry to hear that. You're not the only freelancer to have gotten lured into one of those sites. My rule of thumb, even as a newbie, was never to accept less than $10 for every 100 words, unless it was a fantastic gig that would get me good exposure. Even if you don't have a portfolio, you should only take on projects you'll be proud to show to other people when they ask what you've done. It sounds like you are creating good work right now, but unfortunately, it's for a client who totally doesn't deserve it.
I hope this exercise helps declutter your tasks and responsibilities a little and allows you to see how much more time you can be saving for more important things. But, this is not the end of delegation. After you've sorted out the tasks that can be delegated, the next step is to determine who it should be delegated to. Besides people like your co workers, or spouse/family members, did you know that there is a whole delegating industry out there?
Because lawyers are seeking people who match the profile of potential real-life jurors, online jury companies ask detailed questions of applicants. You should never disclose your Social Security number or credit card or banking info. Companies typically pay $10 to $60 to online jurors. Since most online jury companies won't need a lot of jurors, signing up for multiple companies gives you a better chance of getting picked for "jury duty."


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"Emotional Intelligence is the capacity for recognizing our own feelings and those of others, for motivating ourselves, and for managing emotions well in ourselves and in our relationships. Emotional Intelligence describes abilities distinct from, but complementary to, academic intelligence.' Daniel Goleman
In understanding ourselves, much is written about IQ and Personality Traits. The field of Emotional Intelligence is relatively new and quickly becoming the go-to tool to impact personal and professional success. Real life success traits such as team work and mutual support, communication, management and leadership capabilities and self confidence are directly related to emotional intelligence.
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David Webb Carved Lapis and Coral 18 Karat Gold Necklace
This amazing and unique David Webb necklace from ca. 1965 has 8 pieces of royal blue lapis lazuli which have been meticulously carved into shapes of scarabs, graduating in size. Each scarab is set into a bezel of 18 karat yellow gold and held by four extended prongs and each bezel has a framed beautifully handcrafted out of hammered gold and embellished with 3 bars of hammered gold on either side. Alternating with the lapis elements in this necklace are 10 pieces of oval carved bright pink coral which are set in handcrafted bezels of polished 18 karat gold. The necklace is crowned by a wonderful piece of square cut and carved lapis lazuli in a floral design and also set in a large frame of hammered gold. All elements are flexibly connected and present an astonishing look on the neck. The large end-piece of lapis and the larger carved coral above are detachable from the necklace so it can be worn as a chain necklace on its own. The necklace has a length of 24 inches and extends another 3 inches including the bottom pendant elements.
This necklace is accompanied by a Letter of Authenticity from David Webb


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I invited Sheridan Davis, author of Pretty for a Dark-Skin Girl, to write a guest post for my blog because her book and her passion to encourage and heal people in areas concerning race dovetails closely with what I'd like to see myself do in this next season of life.
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In the past several years I've had the pleasure of attending a couple conferences more than once (others I've attended only once). What I like so much about going to the same conference year after year is that I get to build relationships and face-to-name recognition with some of the return conferees. I get to see their progress. I get to hear wonderful updates. I also get to hear the same stories I heard the year before...
Staying on the path to achieving your dreams is not easy. Quitting seems like a really good option on most days. Ignore those thoughts. Seriously. When you think of quitting, shun it like the dark evil it is. Recognize it. Call it out. Encourage yourself all over again with stories such as this from Christian fiction author Kariss Lynch. In this piece she shares her story of her journey to publication. I hope it inspires you to never, never, never give up on pursuing what you know you have been specially chosen for.
New York City is known for being the epicenter of book publishing, and in times past I have often wished I lived in New York--if it had Florida-like weather. But I have decidedly stepped out of my wishing to be there to enjoying being here, and what I've discovered is a flourishing love of the literary arts in my local area.
You finally meet with the editor or agent, and to your surprise, after thinking their favorite word is no, they say they like your concept and would love to see more of it. "Here's my card," they say. "Please email me a full proposal." The words you had practiced to combat any objections are caught in your throat and all you can say is, "Oh! Oh, that's great. OK! Yes? Really? OK! Thank you!"
Yes, they want you to send them your manuscript (or proposal). But you know what some writers do? OK, wait. This requires a list.
The conference was held at the Lake Yale Conference Center located by one of the many beautiful lakes Central Florida is spotted with.
When I stepped in the door of the Raintree auditorium on that cool Wednesday afternoon (day one and faculty meet-and-greet day), Billie met me with a joyful, "Hello, Jevon. So glad you could come," and four manuscripts that were awaiting my editorial critique. No time to be laid back and play the newbie card. But that wasn't too bad; I could handle that much. They had to be read, marked up with comments and suggestions, and returned to the hospitality desk by Thursday before noon. (This is what I thought I heard, but later, after I had stayed up 'til midnight and rushed to have mine in "on time," I found out that I didn't actually have to have them in until Friday before 5:00 p.m. or something.) Although I was a novice writers' conference attendee, being a half-way experienced book publishing professional somehow balanced out my newness to the whole scene. I am also not afraid to ask questions, and I did ask lots of them: "What time is it?" "Where am I supposed to be?" "Who do I turn this into?" "What is your name again?" "What was I just saying?"
The schedule was an exciting whirlwind of activities. I inched my way through the hallways and foyers to the many appointments as every few feet I was being stopped and introduced to a first-time conferee or one who had been bold enough to make the first move and meet me on their own. Idea after idea was hurled at me like a merciless dodge-ball game. This conference presented possible once-in-a-lifetime moments every smart writer knew they needed to seize, and I am sure every other faculty member was equally as in demand.
The Faculty
I had a great time covertly comparing notes with the other faculty who attended. I was honored to sit on a nonfiction book panel with Christian publishing veterans Suzette Jordan, acquisitions editor at JourneyForth Books; Steven Lawson, senior editor at Regal Books, Jeff Braun of Bethany House, Craig Bubeck of Wesleyan Publishing, and Rick Steele of AMG Publishers. They each had impressive bios that I scoped out beforehand on the conference Web site.
The audience who questioned us held no punches. When the very popular question about author platform arose, I thought it was funny how we all played hot potato with the mic, took turns clearing our throats, and shifting our bodies in the seats. It's not that there wasn't an answer, but I think Craig Bubeck said it best, "It's a little like trying to nail down Jell-O." I think that it is also something that, in the Christian book market, we have a hard time accepting and dealing with because Christians are often taught to be selfless and humble. And on the surface, it would seem that building an author platform is a lot like tooting your own horn. But it's not. Building a solid author platform for your specific goals as a writer is simply using the tools available to let as many people you can know about the special niche, gift, or advice you have in order to enhance their life in a meaningful way. I think that's service oriented, right?
The overall response to the panel was positive. Many of the participating publishers had a variety of outlets for almost all of the projects represented, and the writers seemed like they had their needs met.
My takeaways from that experience: become more knowledgeable about author platform, and the most difficult kind of book to place (all of us admitted) is the personal story a writer tells of his triumph over a tragic situation. I met with many authors who had that kind of story.
I got a chance between appointments to fire my own set of questions at Vicki Crumpton executive editor at Baker Books; Nancy Lorh, acquisitions editor at JourneyForth Books; Steve Lawson, who I mentioned earlier; and David Long, fiction editor at Bethany House. While talking with David, I discovered that Bethany's fiction imprint puts out about forty fiction books a year with a team of like twenty or so editors. I was shocked! How in the world is our team of two acquisition editors, one imprint editor, one developmental editor, and two copyeditors putting out sixty traditionally published books a year (fiction and nonfiction), some of which have been among our nine New York Times best sellers and countless CBA, ECPA, and Publishers Weekly bestsellers? No wonder we don't go to writers' conferences! I wonder if the other publishing houses are trumped that tight with editors.
I also enjoyed cutting up with my buddy Jeff Gerke, fiction editor and publisher for Marcher Lord Press, who helped us launch our fiction line, Realms. He is so cynical with a great sense of humor. I love it! I made new friends with author and template queen Cheri Cowell; Rebeca Seitz of Glass Roads PR, who helps us promote our new historical fiction line; and Meredith Smith of Creative Trust Literary, who will hopefully be sending us some good historical fiction stuff. I connected with Carol Wedeven and Angela Hunt who had both written some beautiful children books for our now-on-hold CharismaKids imprint.
The Workshops and Keynotes
For my own personal growth, I attended about four of the 101 classes that the conference offered: "Understanding Show vs. Tell and Point of View" by Jeff Gerke, "Beyond Words: Writing Great Prose" by author and speaker Jeanne Gowen Dennis, "Branding Yourself for Maximum Impact" by social networking specialist Laura Christianson of Blogging Bistro, and "Understanding and Negotiating Book Contracts" with legendary agent Les Stobbe.
I was glad I could fit in the fiction and prose workshops because I mostly edit and "write" nonfiction, but what I love to read is fiction. What a dynamic couple nonfiction and fiction/prose-type writing make when they marry. So I am secretly working on that for my own repertoire. I also know that the skills these fascinating teachers taught me will help as I edit and develop nonfiction.
The branding and contracts workshops also served a dual purpose as I make strides to continue growing and expanding my career as well as advise my authors about how to build a platform, what leverage they need to negotiate contract terms, and how to present a credible personal brand to their readers.
The keynotes were impressive because they kept reinforcing a very critical asset every writer needs: authenticity. Cec Murphey, ghostwriter for Gifted Hands by Dr. Ben Carson (a book that changed my life FOREVER. I read it in middle school and literally was never the same) and coauthor of 90 Minutes in Heaven with Don Piper, spoke Thursday night, Friday morning, and Friday night. Jerry B. Jenkins of the famed Left Behind series, the Jesus Chronicles, and Riven spoke on Saturday night. Though both of these men are completely different characters, they brought to life the same emotion in me—hunger for well-written, honest, and engaging reads. They encouraged all of us to know and accept who we are and share that bit with even the one person who may read our work and be impacted. They took us all down from our lofty visions of huge worldwide notoriety to a place of intimacy and humanity with that one reader. They helped us to know that being significant isn't about sales numbers but about putting out our best and truest work no matter how many actually get to read it. I liked that a lot.
I read a lot of stuff, and I can just say that a majority of the time a writer is copying the tone, topic, and style of another writer. There may not be anything new under the sun, but there is only one you who can say what you can say, the way you can say it. Find that thing--whatever it is--and perfect it. Don't be afraid to commit to it. Go…all…the…way!
My first writers' conference experience was fantabulous as you can see. Exhilarating even. I would totally do it again. My preparations did pay off, and the reception was warm among my peers and the conferees.
By the way, JOB is for "Jevon Oakman Bolden," not for the perfect man in the Bible who lost everything in the whirlwind only to gain back more the second time. Although...
OK, I'll admit that I don't always like to show all my cards amongst my peers (and I am good at cards—well, Spades), but the truth is I've never been to a writers' conference. I've spent the last six years in the books—editing, editing, editing. I think I've got it down enough to where it's time for me to look up for a minute and check out the beautiful scenery around me. So I figured a writers' conference was in order.
I found the Florida Christian Writers' Conference through a colleague's mention. I checked it out and saw that it was close and maybe I could afford a last-minute trip a few hours away. I didn't know how accommodating they would be at my wanting to come at the last minute. (Like I said, I've never been to one.) Apparently book editors are well received at these shindigs, and I was asked to be one of the faculty who will review manuscripts and meet with authors/writers one-on-one. A few e-mails up the chain of command at the office, and my attendance is approved as work time out of the office. How awesome!
Since last week my mind has been going a thousand miles an hour trying to make sure all my ducks are in a row, so I won't look or act like I've never actually been to one of these. In other words, credibility, professionalism, and confidence are paramount in my book. And I can't have any of these without being prepared. Here's what I'm doing to be on my A-game:
1. Connecting with the writers' conference community
I found out that this particular conference has a Web site, blog, a Twitter page, and Facebook fan page. I jumped on all four by becoming a fan and follower to keep up with news. I read all the blogs and Twitter and Facebook posts to get a glimpse of who the faculty and other conference attendees are, their areas of expertise, their suggestions on how to get the best out of this conference experience, and why they're coming.
2. Checking out the list of faculty and sessions schedule
To see who's coming and who I may want to meet (everybody, really), I made notes on the faculty—what classes they'd be teaching and a little about their work history. This way, I'll be sure not to miss some of the key connections I hope to make. I also made a personal schedule of some of the classes that are about things I need more knowledge in, things that would enhance my own position as an editor, and things that will help me relate better to my authors. I am there not only to advise but also to learn. Since many of the tracks occur simultaneously, I figured this would be a way for me to not be overwhelmed with all the scheduling once I arrive.
3. Making a list of questions or observation of the industry I hope to have answered or discussed
This will help me hone in on some of the things that I wonder about during my daily activities. There is wisdom in a multitude of counselors, so some of the things I can't answer within my sphere may be answered amongst a larger pool of professionals. I expect that once I get there, all the excitement and speed of this jam-packed weekend will cause me to forget many of the things I hoped to learn. So I make a list.
4. Contacting attendees in my area or those I know from other networks and letting them know, "I'll be there!"
Another thing to help me build my network and make new connections is to make it a point to meet my friends in social-network land face-to-face. It takes the relationship from abstract to concrete. Letting people know I will be there and them telling me they will be there, helps us to take time out to meet and greet each other despite all the huff and puff of the conference.
5. Doing a little research about what's expected of someone in my position at a writers' conference
I have a little book that I've been "eating on" for a few weeks now. It's called Editors on Editing edited by Gerald Gross. Yes, I know, it's old, but it is so resourceful. It tells everything about what an editor does. Each chapter is broken down in essays written by well-noted industry professionals. There are three essays I am working through specifically for this conference: (1) "What Editors Look for in a Query, Letter, Proposal, and Manuscript" by Jane von Mehren, (2) "The Editor and Author at the Writers' Conference: Why They Go, What They Do" by Michael Seidman, and (3) "Editing for the Christian Marketplace" by Janet Hoover Thoma. In addition, I am reviewing blogs and articles by other editors and writers about their experiences at writers' conferences. This will help me have a gauge of what people expect from me as an editor when they come up to meet me, what kinds of questions I may be asked, and what questions I should ask. I want to be fully engaged with everyone on all sides of the publishing paradigm.
6. Deliberately planning what I will wear
Regardless of what anybody says, I believe without a shadow of a doubt that looks (outside physical appearance) play a huge role in what people initially think of me. Some try to play that aspect down and say that it's the inside that counts. Yeah, OK. No one gets to your inside until they get past your outside. You have to look the part (whatever your part is). I want to be approachable, welcoming, credible, professional, and teachable, so I am going to dress for that. Comfortable shoes, I hear, is a must at these things. I think I have some three-inch red pumps that are pretty comfortable. The dress is usually casual, some people wear jeans. I think I can ring up some freshly creased, wide-legged, cuffed slacks with a little bling-bling to accessorize the deal. Bottom line: I plan to dress for the reception I want from others. "Comfortable" is relative. Comfortable is confidence. Comfortable is being taken seriously. Comfortable is not being self-conscious. Comfortable is matching my outside with how I feel inside—and like James Brown, "I feel good! Dunna-dunna-dunna-duh."
7. Remaining open and teachable
Yes, I am going to be a resource to aspiring authors and writers, but I am really going to learn new things and take part in the conversation. I am looking forward to the opportunity to expand beyond the books my company publishes, our publication and submission guidelines, and what goes on in our day-to-day. I know that I will gain so much from every interaction, the classes I attend, the other professionals and how they interact, different ways to do things, new ideas, and on and on. This is going to be a rich experience. I expect to see my perspective broadened and my understanding and relationship to the market increased.
How do you prepare for a writers' conference? Is there something I should add to my list? Let me hear you!


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