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Air travel has a reputation for being expensive, but it all depends on where you're heading. What's the cheapest flight you can find?
While a flight from Boston to Rhode Island is probably about $23, the distance isn't very far. What we want is the most bang for your buck. What costs the least over a distance. So if you can get from New York to London for $200, that's an amazing deal. We want the cost per mile.
Here are the rules, since this is a slightly more involved QOTD than usual. First, you are looking for a one-way ticket. Take a screenshot of the purchase screen and post it in the comments below. List the airline, distance of the flight, and the cost per mile.
Get your Google going and find us the farthest places you can go for the least money.


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Gary wrote:There's not that many entries,
Sifter wrote:Gary wrote:There's not that many entries,
Tuna wrote:how many entries do you guys actually have?
Sifter wrote:I could probably just postpone my work on Shadowlith while I animate something simple for this. The most stressful work is done anyway. Had a little neat idea going on in my head for a while, so I'll see if I can make it anywhere with it.
Gary wrote:three entries only? jesus
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Michael Phelps is already back in the swimming pool — but now he's in no hurry to get from one end to the other.
After adding six more medals, five of them gold, in Rio to bring his career haul to 28, the world's most decorated Olympian was enjoying retirement Wednesday with his family.
"There's nothing like being back home!! Great way to spend my first day in retirement!! @boomerrphelps @nicole.m.johnson," the 31-year-old captioned a picture of himself and fiance Nicole Johnson taking their 3-month-old son Boomer for a swim.
Michael Phelps Wins More Olympic Gold as Baby Son Boomer Watches the Show: His Cutest Dad Moments
Having finished his fourth and, as he's insisted, final Olympic Games, Phelps talked to E! News' Will Marfuggi about how he plans on approaching his retirement.
"Even though I'm done in the pool, I'm not 100 percent done," he said. "Being able to teach kids, not only water safety but healthy and active sports."
Phelps also weighed in on whether Boomer is going to follow in his footsteps, telling us, "He's been in the pool a few times. He doesn't like cold water, so I can definitely tell he's related to me."
He continued, "I warmed the outdoor pool for him a little bit and he's fine. He's always really good at bath time, he loves bath time. He's always relaxed in the water, so he'll be water-safe, I just don't know if he'll swim."
Katie Ledecky and Michael Phelps Recreate Their Famous Photo 10 Years Later
Only time will tell whether Boomer decides to swim competitively, but one thing is for sure. This baby likes the look of victory.
"There was one night [Boomer] was crying on FaceTime and I was kinda showing him a medal and he instantly stopped crying," Phelps said. "I don't know if it was something about the medal. I'll see if that does the trick next time he starts shedding some tears."
It's all right, Boomer. As dad proved, it's OK to get a little emotional, even when you're around gold medals.
Athletes Crying at the 2016 Rio Olympics


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A deal between rebels and Syria's army was reached Thursday to evacuate all residents and insurgents from the Damascus suburb of Daraya, according to a rebel leader, NBC News reported.
The country's army has surrounded rebels and civilians, blocking food deliveries since 2012, and regularly bombing the area.
It was one of the first places to see peaceful protests against President Bashar Assad's rule, and fought off attempts to retake it by government fires as the conflict escalated into civil war.
The evacuation would start Friday and last for two or three days, according to the head of the biggest rebel groups in Daraya. The deal would end one of the longest stand-offs in the five-year history.


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Let me start by saying that I am not a GIS expert nor a cartographer , and my knowledge of GIS is limited to the quasi-null professional training I had as an architect.
My question here was triggered by another question I have asked on stackoverflow regarding the use of Google maps API.
My problem is this : I am making a web-app or a website, where I need to generate quasi random points on the surface of the earth.
Those points however , should be , like pointed on the SURFACE of the earth as intended in SOLID surface . (e.g. not in the middle of the ocean or deep inside a lake) In shorts - I need to be able to "separate" the bodies of water from the solid surface .
I am a fairly okay programmer for web-technologies, especially PHP - so generating points (nodes) was a 1-minute job , but verifying that they are "accessible" points to humans without a floating vehicle was another issue.
I will be able to exclude coordinates from the generated array - but where can I get this info ?
Is such information (like worldwide bodies-of-water including seas oceans lakes) available as coordinates ? as boundaries ?
Does anyone here knows how to use the data from Google-maps for this purpose ? like I said in the original question - they obviously have this data (the bodies of water are blue) - but can users separate those layers ?
I have from previous works a fairly okay resolution (for my purpose) of vector world map - But I have no Idea how to use it to generate even approximation coordinates ..
Please remember that I am not a GIS expert , so If you use any technical terms , Please try to explain them like you would explain to your 2-years-old neighbor´s kid .
Any help as to how to approach this will be more than appreciated.


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Australia's naval patrol boat fleet has deteriorated in the past 12 months, with almost 200 "urgent defects" being discovered as more asylum seeker boats enter Australian waters.
Boats with cracked hulls, engine failures and corrosion are some of the problems besetting the Armidale fleet, constructed by Perth shipbuilder Austal between 2004 and 2007.
Australia has 14 patrol boats, which the navy says are still meeting operational objectives, but it has introduced an intensive program to fix them.
"The number of defects across the class has increased compared with 12 months ago," a Defence spokesman told The Australian newspaper.
Closer attention is being paid to the fleet as part of the remediation program announced this year by navy chief Ray Griggs, the spokesman said.
The Australian reported in August that cracks were discovered in three patrol boats, with one removed from operations until it was repaired.
When it returned to full duties another boat was taken out of action after springing a leak in its hull, caused by corrosion, while Defence said the fleet also experienced two major engine failures this year, which required extended maintenance.
The paper reported Austal maintains the fleet's problems relate more to the workload, rather than design faults, with chief executive Andrew Bellamy in August describing the boats' workload as far more demanding than anticipated when they were built.
However, the paper said there was a view within the navy that the boats were constructed to civilian, rather than military specifications and cannot handle the rough seas during engagements with asylum seeker vessels.


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One Border, One Body: Immigration and the Eucharist with Daniel G. Groody, CSC, PhD
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- Saturday, March 8, 2014 from 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
University of San Diego location is Mother Rosalie Hill Hall, Warren Auditorium.
Daniel G. Groody is a Catholic priest, a Holy Cross religious, a scholar, teacher, and an award-winning author and film producer. He is currently an associate professor of Theology and the director of the Center for Latino Spirituality and Culture at the Institute for Latino Studies at the University of Notre Dame. Drawing on years of work in Latin America, particularly along the U.S.- Mexico border, he has authored various books and articles which have been translated into five languages. He has worked with the U.S. Congress, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the World Council of Churches, and the Vatican on issues of theology, globalization, and immigration.
Professor Groody holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Notre Dame in the Great Books Program, a Master of Divinity and a Licentiate in Sacred Theology from the Jesuit School of Theology, and a doctorate in theology from the Graduate Theological Union. He is also the executive producer of various films and documentaries, including One Border, One Body: Immigration and the Eucharist, and Dying to Live: A Migrant's Journey, which have received international acclaim and aired on various television stations including PBS. He teaches courses on U.S. Latino Spirituality, Globalization, Christian Spirituality and Social Justice. In 2012, Groody served on the Syrian Refugee Delegation to the Middle East: The Situation in Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.
To register go to http://sandiego.kintera.org/ccs.
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Distance from Richmond, KS to Coachella, CA
Driving distance between Richmond, KS and Coachella, CA is 1,533.37 miles (or 2,467.72 kilometers). If you drove an average car (using about 3.6 gallons of gas per mile), the gas would cost you around $, since you would need about gallons of fuel.
Leaving from Richmond, KS you would reach Coachella, CA in about 21 hours 55 mins if you keep an average speed of miles per hour, assuming you don't make any breaks or get stuck in traffic.


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Gary Jones necesitaba un nuevo diseño de impreso o envases y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 71 diseños de 14 diseñadores freelance.
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See http://www.thewinningshot.com/portraits.htm for the description of my portrait photography services. I'd like to include much of the information from this web page into the postcard ad. But feel free to use your artistic license to present information and concepts that will draw in my customers - moms of senior HS students. Please note that I am currently an action sports photo company, so I will be pushing this ad out to parents of athletes. That may or may not affect how you choose to design the postcard. If it helps out I can also supply some action sports images.
Mothers of high school students. Many of these students are also athletes. I'll probably be handing these postcards out to HS football game audiences.
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A YOUNG boy is being treated for serious burns after reports that he was "on fire" in a city street.
The seven-year-old was hurt in the incident in Bedford Avenue, Aberdeen, at around 2pm today.
Police said they received "reports of a boy on fire" and they are following a positive line of inquiry.
Petrol was said to have been involved in the incident and the boy was taken to Royal Aberdeen Children's Hospital where his injuries have been described as serious.
Bedford Avenue has been closed to traffic while officers investigate.
A force spokesman said: "A seven-year-old boy is undergoing treatment following an incident in Bedford Avenue in Aberdeen. It was reported to us at 2pm this afternoon.
"The incident involves petrol and the boy has quite serious burns. Police are at the scene and following a positive line of inquiry."
Officers are appealing for any witnesses or anyone with information to contact them on 101.
Eyewitness Victoria-Jayne Pirie said: "We had heard him screaming and he had been lying on the floor, basically just trying to get himself calm, but nothing was working and he just ran up the back garden, screaming and crying. It was just horrid."
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GODORT Conference Schedule Annual 2012
The following committees have elected not to meet at Annual: Development.
PDF listing of GODORT meetings
Friday, June 22, 2012
Steering Committee Meeting I: 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Agenda
HYATT-Grand Ballroom C
Kirsten Clark, Chair
Bylaws and Organization Committee: 4:00 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. Agenda
HYATT-Terrace A
Kathy Bayer, Chair
Legislation Committee Meeting I: 4:00 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. Agenda
Dan Barkley, Chair
Nominating Committee Meeting I: 4:00 p.m. – 5:15 p.m. Agenda
HYATT-Commodore Boardroom
Sarah Erekson, Chair
GODORT Happy Hour: 5:30-7:00pm (or however long you would like to linger with your GODORT colleagues and buddies)
TENTATIVE LOCATION: Degress Wine and Patio Bar, Anaheim Marriott
Saturday, June 23, 2012
State & Local Documents Task Force: 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Agenda
SHERP-Park BC
Marie Concannon, Coordinator
Program Committee: 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Agenda
SHERP-Plaza C
Barbara Miller, Chair
International Documents Task Force: 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Agenda
SHERP-Park BC
Chelsea Dinsmore, Coordinator
Federal Documents Task Force: 4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Agenda
SHERP-Palm West
Antoinette Satterfield, Coordinator
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Awards Committee Meeting: 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Agenda
SHERG-Platinum Exec. Boardroom
Andrea Sevetson, Chair
Legislation Committee Meeting III: 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Agenda
SHERG-Chardonnay Room
Dan Barkley, Chair
Publications Committee Meeting: 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Agenda
SHERG-Burgundy Room
Helen Sheehy, Chair
Cataloging Committee: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Agenda
SHERG-Burgundy Room
Richard Guajardo, Chair
Rare and Endangered Government Publications (REGP) Committee Meeting: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Agenda
SHERG-Platinum Exec. Boardroom
Andrew Laas, Chair
Education Committee: 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Agenda
SHERG-Platinum Exec. Boardroom
Jesse Silva, Chair
Government Information Technology Committee (GITCO): 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Agenda
SHERG-Burgundy Room
Amy West, Chair
Web Managers Committee: 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Agenda
SHERG-Burgundy Room
Sandy Schiefer, Chair
GODORT Awards Reception: 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Fullerton Public Library, 353 W. Commonwealth Avenue, Fullerton, CA.
By rail from the Anaheim Metro Station at Angel Stadium (215-E. Katella Ave., Anaheim, CA 92806) go to the next stop - Fullerton Transportation Center (122 E. Commonwealth Ave., Fullerton, CA 92832) (about 10 minutes). Walk approximately 2 blocks west to the library. By bus use http://www.octa.net/ to locate the nearest bus stop. The Fullerton Transportation Center is also a bus stop.
2012 GODORT Reception and Awards Invitation
Monday, June 25, 2012
GODORT Program: RDA and Government Publications
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Anaheim Convention Center-201A
General Membership Meeting: 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. Agenda
Anaheim Convention Center - 206A
Kirsten Clark, Chair
Steering Committee Meeting II: 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. Agenda
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It's not a Photoshop and it's not a lie. Seattle-based game developer Chandana "Eka" Ekanayake really did see a Valve Software employee wearing a Half-Life 3 t-shirt at a local developer event last night.
Eka is sure that the man wearing the shirt works for Valve, the great video game company that famously doesn't want to publicly discuss another Half-Life yet/ever/whoknows. But this Valve guy must not be working on the Half-Life 3 floor at Valve HQ, if such a floor exists.
"I got the sense that this developer knew as much about Half-Life 3 as we do, which is absolutely nothing," Eka told Kotaku. "I asked his permission to take a photo because it was the first sign of HL3 I've seen and I'm a huge fan of the series. I sure hope they have it in development."
Eka's company, Uber Entertainment, is making Super Monday Night Combat. Valve? Who knows what they're doing. Maybe they're eschewing Game Informer covers and just announcing new games via T-shirts. Probably not.
I've asked a Valve spokesperson to comment on the shirt and on whether HL 3 is in development. If they respond, I'll
be shocked add that to this story.
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For a little project of mine I would need a database of Ingress portals (Name, Picture-URL and Location). I know i could extract it from the Intel map, but i assume someone else had made the effort before. It does not have to be "live" data, but a snapshot from the last month or so.
Do you know any such database? Or do you know a other way to gather global Ingress Portal information?


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ErikTheRed necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 235 diseños de 73 diseñadores freelance.
MortgageBrokerLand.com is a business-to-business social network specific to the mortgage industry. We connect mortgage brokers and loan officers with other industry players like wholesale lenders.
Check http://www.mortgagebrokerland.com for current logo and design.
Our audience are all involved in the mortgage business and are mostly salespeople/marketers. Age range is 30-50 and gender is more male than female, but not by much.
The logo needs to be usable online (on website, facebook page, twitter page, etc) as well as on merchandise like knit shirts, pens and other gift/promo items. So it needs to look good in black/white as well as have the ability to look good in a big version and a small version.
Since the name of the site is long, a mark of some type would be very beneficial and especially so if it could be used in conjunction with the "MortgageBrokerLand.com" name or on it's own to represent our brand.
I'm open to all sorts of ideas on what the mark could be (pictoral, abstract or letter) but something to do with money, loans, wealth, and success would be very important. The "Land" part of our name refers to the place where mortgage brokers live or reside, or our community aspect. Incorporating that idea somehow would also be interesting.
We've often referred to ourselves as "MBL" for short, so perhaps that could be used in a letter form of mark.
I would like the mark to be portable for use as icons/avatars on social networking sites and insignias on merchandise.
The style should have the feel of modern, stable and slightly techy. Imagine a private club or exclusive community where the best and brightest unite to network - that's the vibe we want people to feel when they see our logo.
Last but not least, our current site design needs the logo to be on our blue background. Updating our site design in the future will largely be based on this logo design, but it may not happen for a while. If possible, the ability to use the logo in white, black/white and blue and/or green colors would be fantastic. I'm open to anything but keep in mind that for now the logo will need to be on that blue background.
A few logos from the industry that look ok:
A few that I like:
Competing sites:
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John Leonard (1939-2008)
What I look for and care about in these various bunkers is the slice of the strange, the surprise of the Other, the witness not yet heard from, the archaeologies forgotten or ignored or despised. What I think about almost anything, from Henry Kissinger to Deng Xiaoping, from the doctrine of transubstantiation to the theory of surplus value to a tax on capital gains, from Murphy Brown to Thelma and Louise to Jelly's Last Jam, is a mess of juxtapositions, miscegenations, transplants and hybrids, atavisms and avatars, landlords and tenants, ghosts and gods; grace-notes and cognitive dissonance -- Chaos Theory, with lots of fractals.All through my teen years, if I happened to sleep past 9 am, one of my parents would yell, "John Leonard's on!" and I would be awake and rushing downstairs to see the brief segment of "CBS Sunday Morning" where my oracle would hold court. I still have the old videotape on which I recorded all of the John Leonard segments that I could capture when the machine was cooperating. The weeks when he was on vacation or otherwise mysteriously absent were weeks of disappointment, because nobody else could chew on a sentence the way John Leonard did, and nobody else had such marvelous sentences to chew on.
--introduction to The Last Innocent White Man in America
Isn't it kind of stuck-up, wanting to live forever?
--"Tropic of Cancer"
And yes, now we speak of him in the past tense.
It's barely hyperbole to say that John Leonard taught me everything I know. I discovered him at one of the most impressionable times in my life, and he opened up a world of contemporary literature for me. I remember buying The Last Innocent White Man in America at (the late, lamented) Wordsworth Books in Cambridge, MA after it was mentioned on "Sunday Morning" -- I remember because it had never occurred to me that John Leonard might have written something somewhere, or that he did things other than offer televised wisdom once a week. The first half of the book is mostly about American politics (Reagan and Bush 1, Mike Dukakis and Jesse Jackson, Pat Buchanan and David Duke), and I found it strange and fascinating and more than a little disturbing, because I had only begun to escape from the knees of conservative jerks, only begun to realize there are other things to worry about than if the Russians will confiscate all our guns. I hardly even knew how to read paragraphs like this:
To get our minds off the war, we thought about the Big Bang and we went to a farce. We also went to protest rallies, but they don't count. After each protest rally, the crazy generals on the networks explain that our qualms, which shouldn't have launched in the first place becaue the New World Order has argument superiority, were shot down anyway, by anti-qualm Patriot absolutes. In my living room, I'm beginning to think I need a gas mask.I learned to read his rhythms, though, and they soon infiltrated my own -- the writer I have had to work hardest to exorcise from my own words is John Leonard, and there are moments in conversation still when I will insert a Leonardism ("atavisms and avatars", "Chaos Theory -- with lots of fractals", "a zap to the synaptic cleft", "In the library, that secretariat of dissidents, they don't lie to me" -- and those are just from one particularly influential page!). Because I first got to know him via the TV, Leonard's voice is always there in my head with his words. It is a perfect voice, with a perfect sense of timing, one I'd even take over Dylan Thomas, who stole the voice of God. John Leonard didn't need to steal God's voice, he'd made his own, scarred by cigarettes and alcohols, halfway between a songbird and Tom Waits.
I've never stopped reading John Leonard, and I thought he was the perfect replacement for Guy Davenport as the regular reviewer at Harper's each month -- it was always the first page I turned to when the new issue arrived.
He seemed to have read everything, and that seeming burst into his style, one rich with bursting sentences -- just consider the title of my favorite of his collections: When the Kissing Had to Stop: Cult Studs, Khmer Newts, Langley Spooks, Techno-Geeks, Video Drones, Author Gods, Serial Killers, Vampire Media, Alien Sperm-Suckers, Satanic Therapists, and Those of Us Who Hold a Left-Wing Grudge in the Post Toasties New World Hip-Hop. I think my passion for minimalism comes from having overdosed on Leonard when I was young -- nobody else afterward ever seemed to fill up a page with quite the same panache.
Robert Christgau got at all this well at the end of a review of When the Kissing Had to Stop, and noted some of Leonard's blindspots and weaknesses along the way:
Novel lovers of every birthdate share his disdain for the Poisoned Twinkies. But when his essay on the cyberpunks, whom he's sci-fi enough to enjoy, ends by suggesting they read Toni Morrison, fight Viacom, and help the homeless, the burnt-rubber smell of '60s self-righteousness spinning its wheels leaves one to conclude that his sniping at sitcoms in general and Seinfeld in particular has nothing to do with art. And hey, he's not to be trusted on popular music either. But without him I would never have gotten the dirt on James Jesus Angleton, discovered Mating, or had the chance to opine that Monnewis twice the formal achievement Beloved is. Really, who has the time? Somehow John Leonard does. Then he comes downstairs and tells us about it.Of course, I didn't always agree with what he told us, but I wouldn't trust a critic I always agreed with (that's not a critic, it's a stalker). It didn't matter, really. I agreed enough to have discovered books and movies and political opinions I came to cherish (indeed, like Christgau, I discovered Mating via Leonard, and still think it's among the best novels I've ever read). Through his wide-ranging enthusiasms, I learned about Manhattan and Nicaragua and Africa long before my feet ever inched near those parts of the world. I discovered writers whose names I couldn't pronounce and books that hardly seemed written in English, but I always kept at these things because John Leonard had found something good in them.
Somewhere around ten years ago, I got a glorious Christmas present: a signed copy of Leonard's Private Lives in the Imperial City, a collection of short essays on daily life that he wrote for the New York Times. It's a book I cherish, and not just because he wrote his own name in it. It's full of wit and wonder, and it contains one essay, "A Victim of Surprises" that seems to me about as perfect as Virginia Woolf's "The Death of the Moth", but funnier:
Surprise! It was a birthday party, and we therefore behaved like trombones, and the victim was pleased, and the tears fell like dimes, and I looked at the ceiling, which is where I always look when the spy business takes me to the vital and dangerous Upper West Side of the imperial city. Such high ceilings they have on the Upper West Side, as if to accommodate eagles or bats. And yet the people who live under these high ceilings do not, on the whole, seem bigger than the people who live elsewhere in New York, perhaps because they eat so much Chinese food. Considering the housing shortage, maybe we should partition along the perpendicular, or turn all these old buildings on their ears. Turning them on their ears, of course, would block traffic, and that would be a good thing, too. Traffic frightens the eagles.And then there are all the short reviews collected in his 1973 collection This Pen for Hire, in which he started with a quote from Nietzsche: "Insects sting not in malice, but because they want to live. It is the same with critics: they desire our blood, not our pain" and continued on to muse about the perils of the 800-word review:
Thus the book reviewer develops an 800-word mind, which comes in handy at literary cocktail parties and symposia on The Sclerosis of Modernism. One quarter of those words are adjectives. Anybody, stinging a book about the ears and ankles, can suck out enough ink to fill up three quarters of a column, but the professional book reviewer lives and dies by his repertoire of adjectives. ...And then, twenty pages later, he gives us one of my favorite first-sentences to any review -- this one a review of Doris Lessing's The Four-Gated City--
Not wanting to appear a jerk, the reviewer starts using adjectives like "solipsistic", "dodecahedral", and "prelapsarian". Unfortunately, out of the some 20,000 new books published each year in the United States -- of which a daily paper can review perhaps 450 -- only about three will be in any way solipsistic, dodecahedral, or prelapsarian. For that matter, only about two will be superb, compelling, explosive, or exquisite.
On finishing this book, you want to go out and get drunk.(Perhaps it was too much Lessing that led Leonard to AA.)
Once, I sent him a fan letter. I've hardly ever sent any fan letters in my life, not because I'm not a fan of many people and many things, but because when I gush I sound like a Valley Girl, and my dignity can only bear it occasionally. But at some point or another I felt the need to let John Leonard know that I was the lost child of his sentences. He never wrote back or signed the adoption papers, but I didn't necessarily want him to -- a fan letter is not an invitation to correspondance, but a proclamation of joy, and once I finished proclaiming, I'd done what I needed to do. I imagined him going to soirees and hanging out with the literati, with Don DeLillo on speed dial and Salman Rushdie hiding in his basement. I imagined he might be amused for a moment to learn that a kid in the middle of nowhere heard his voice crying out in the wilderness and found comfort and inspiration in it, and I imagined he would toss the letter away and chuckle for a moment and then go back to sharing a smoke with the latest Nobel winner (if he even read the letter himself; I imagined he had hordes of assistants). Though now, in my cynical old age, I know John Leonard's life was probably a bit more prosaic than I imagined when I was young, I still like the fantasy, and I hold onto it along with the atavisms and avatars, the Chaos Theory and fractals, the library and its dissidents. One of the dissidents has left, but, as a bit of consolation, we get to keep his books.


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All of the possible sentences are acceptable in British English.
What are you doing this week?
I'm taking an English course.
What are you doing next March?
I'm doing an English course.
The third, to me, is something you would say once you have arrived in London and have already started the course, so I would only use that one to refer to the present.
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If a BrE speaker hadn't replied first, I (an American) would have given a firm "No" as a response.
I'm not a teacher, but I write for a living. Please don't ask me about 2nd conditionals, but I'm a safe bet for what reads well in (American) English.
I agree with Barb_D. I have never heard 'I'm on an English course in London'. I have heard, and only ever used either 'I am doing an English course' or 'I am taking an English course'.
Original posters first 2 suggestions are fine in my opinion, but that 3rd is very unlikely to be used, and just sounds very un-natural to me. I
I'm not a teacher yet, but I am studying a Bachelor of Education with an English Literature major at Charles Sturt University, in NSW, Australia.
- Where is John this week?
- He's on an Italian course in Rome.
- Do you want to learn Spanish?
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The only thing I can think of in American English is that you don't have a singular noun for it, but would say "He's taking Italian classes" or something similar. Is that right?
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Even though the wildly sporadic film series will always have its fans, The Crow should have lived and died with its original star Brandon Lee. There, it's been said already. After settling the lawsuit with The Weinstein Company, Relativity Media has been gung ho about this whole reboot business, which will hopefully start producing more news than rumors, seeing as how it's finally found its star.
Without further ado, Relativity Media are in negotiations for the very much alive and well Luke Evans to play the titular character in the upcoming Crow remake, which has secured Spanish director F. Javier Gutiérrez to helm. Deadline reports they are even shifting their production and release schedule around in order to keep Evans, who had previously stepped away from the project due to other commitments.
Evans has been all over the place lately for his role in the upcoming Fast & Furious 6, and for signing on for the upcoming historical take on Dracula. He'll also be seen in The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug as Bard the Bowman. So even if his face gets painted over in this remake, you'll be well aware of it by the time the film gets released.
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First, there were 4 Ps in the marketing mix:
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- Price: how much you charge for your product
- Place: where you sell your product
- Promotion: how you promote your product
The 5th P of Marketing
Then some one added a 5th P: People
This addition makes sense. People are the most important element of marketing.
It is after all people who plan, prepare and implement marketing activities.
From the client perspective, from individuals to large impersonal organizations, it is people who are sufficiently motivated by the marketing process to make the decision to purchase professional service from us.
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In an already crowded marketing mix, we can now add 3 more Ps: Pull, Push & Permission Marketing
Basically, pull marketing involves posting an ad with the purpose of pulling or drawing prospects to you. Typically applied to online advertisements, this concept can also apply to offline advertising.
The purpose of your website or blog is to pull prospects to you, to qualify them as prospects and identify how you can help them.
Push marketing on the other hand is about pushing your message directly to the prospects, usually by email. Newsletters and special promotions push your message at prospects, clients and network contacts. Hopefully they will like what you are telling them enough to contact you for further information.
For those of us who hate SPAM, permission marketing is the brightest light on the horizon. The basic concept of this approach is that you can only email electronic e-mail to those people who have agreed to let you do so. I only wish the same provisions were applicable and enforceable for telemarketers and door-to-door canvassers.
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So with all of these Ps in the marketing pot, what does it all mean for those of us who just want more clients for our professional services?
It seems to me that if we stick to the basics, the issues swirling in a pot of Ps will sort themselves out.
If for example, we consider the basic purpose of marketing to be attracting more and better clients, (which includes repeat clients), the Ps will take care of themselves.
If we offer a product, that people…including corporate types…are prepared to buy at our suggested price, we are almost halfway there.
In order to promote the benefits of our product, we must go to the online or offline places where we can connect with prospective clients. Some promotional initiatives will be intended to pull prospective clients to us, while others will be intended to push our message at prospective clients and referral sources, provided of course, we have their permission to send our messages to them.
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