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time signature, musical time signature(noun)
a musical notation indicating the number of beats to a measure and kind of note that takes a beat
time signature(Noun)
A numerical sign placed on a stave to indicate the meter; the numerator is the number of beats per bar, the denominator represents the value of each beat
Time signature
The time signature is a notational convention used in Western musical notation to specify how many beats are in each bar and which note value constitutes one beat. In a musical score, the time signature appears at the beginning of the piece, as a time symbol or stacked numerals, such as or 3 4, immediately following the key signature or immediately following the clef symbol if the key signature is empty. A mid-score time signature, usually immediately following a barline, indicates a change of meter. There are various types of time signatures, depending on whether the music follows simple rhythms or involves unusual shifting tempos, including: simple, compound, complex, mixed, additive, fractional, irrational meters, or other meters.
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About this Event
2016 Orlando Walk for Apraxia
November 19, 2016
Dr. P Phillips Community Park
8249 Buena Vista Woods Blvd.
Orlando, FL 32836
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East Texas Brangus Cattle – Wilson and Wilson Ranch
• Birth to Weaning
All of our calves are identified, tagged and weighed within 24 hours of birth. From birth to weaning the calves must rely on their dam and the natural pasture for nutrition. Our philosophy has been to supplement the cow in terms of forage and protein so that she may produce enough milk to wean a 600# plus calf and maintain enough body condition to breed back within our condensed calving season of approximately 90 days. The weaning weights recorded are truly ON DAM WITHOUT THE USE OF CREEP FEED. These calves are weaned at 190 to 205days of age. We weigh calves every two weeks with each contemporary group consisting of approximately 40 calves at weaning. At this time, all necessary vaccinations are administered. Calves are weighed, culled and branded with permanent herd identification.
• Weaning to Yearling
From this point on the bulls are hand fed everyday while they graze on coastal Bermuda pastures. We feed a ration that will allow a daily gain of 2.5 lbs to 3 lbs per day. These animals are not put on full feed and have not been "gain tested" on full feed self feeders. With that said, our goal is for each bull to reach approximately 1000 lbs yearling weight. We know by changing the feeding program and philosophy, our yearling weights could be increased significantly. We however feel that it is in the long term interest of the animal and the customer to develop these calves slowly believing they will be better equipped to maintain their body composition when placed in the day to day working conditions of traveling and breeding cattle. At 12 months of age, the bulls are weighed, de-wormed and re-evaluated.
• Yearling to Sale
From 12 months to sale date, the bulls are basically treated identically as they have been shortly after weaning, hand fed, with adequate pasture for grazing for steady development. We do not offer any bulls for sale prior to the animal reaching 16 months of age. This is done so that we may offer a Breeding Soundness Guarantee and have confidence that the calf has matured to an age that we feel he will be able to work moderately, and still maintain fleshing without having to be pampered.
• Sale experience
80% of our bulls are sold private treaty at the ranch. We invite you to come and experience our relaxed approach to purchasing cattle private treaty. With advance notice of your arrival, we will have the entire potential sale candidates penned and grouped for your evaluation. At this time we will provide you with performance data, pedigree and general back ground of each animal. When possible, we will offer you the opportunity to see and evaluate the bull's dam and sire. We do consign to association sales which currently include the Oklahoma Brangus Association, Hill Country Brangus Breeders and the Texas Brangus Breeders Association. We encourage you to contact us for these sale dates and look forward to visiting with you at theses events.
• Guarantee
The bulls sold are guaranteed to pass a Breeding Soundness Exam. Due to the nature of private treaty sales, we offer you the opportunity to have the bull evaluated by the veterinarian of your choice. This is done so that you have the most current evaluation possible, performed by an individual with whom you have a relationship and confidence. Anytime a bull has been tested and found to be unfit for breeding, we will reimburse you for the veterinarian expense, refund your money and/or replace the animal in question with another bull of your choice.


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Now, now – hear me out on this, okay? (I can hear you groaning, you know.)
I have always loved liver and onions, myself. I think I was fed it for the first time when I was very small by my great-aunt Maxine, a woman one simply did not argue with – if she sat something in front of you, you ate it, end of discussion. In fact, there was no discussion.
Most Americans balk when it comes to organ meats, and I'm certainly among their numbers – while I enjoy beef and chicken liver, I have yet to force myself to try kidneys or sweetbreads. It's really a shame, because the organs of animals are among the most nutritious parts. A 3-ounce serving of beef liver, for instance, contains the recommended daily allowance for riboflavin, copper, Vitamin A, and Vitamin B12 and better than 40% of the recommended daily allowance for vitamin B6, phosphorus, iron, zinc, folate and protein.
I think part of the problem we have with organ meats, especially liver, is that they've gotten something of a bad rap as of late – while that 3-ounce portion of beef liver is really nutrient-dense, it also contains a good amount of cholesterol and we've been made needlessly afraid of dietary cholesterol over the last 30 years (thank you, Time Magazine). Another concern – and this one is very real – is the toxins contained in liver; the liver's job is to clean them out of a person's (or steer's) system. If you have a steer in a feedlot, eating an unnatural diet in filthy conditions and getting regular doses of antibiotics and growth hormones, its liver isn't going to be in great shape. In fact, the livers of most feedlot cattle when they're slaughtered are infected and full of abscesses; I wouldn't touch the beef liver sold in a grocery store with a 10-foot pole. The liver of a healthy steer that's spent its life out in the pasture, eating what it's supposed to be eating and doing what it's supposed to be doing, is free of these toxins and healthy for you.
I think another issue most people have with organ meats is that we're so used to eating only the muscle meat of animals – we expect liver to taste and have the texture of a steak when it's not. Beef liver has a strong, distinct flavor (that can mitigated somewhat by soaking in milk – or any marinade, really – before cooking) and a softer, almost mealy texture that can easily turn tough if overcooked. Gently cooked until just barely pink in the middle, grass-fed beef liver can be delicious, especially when smothered in bacon and sauteed onions. 'Cause what isn't better smothered in bacon and sauteed onions?
Oh – if you need an endorsement for how good this tasted, ask The Young One, who had never eaten a piece of liver in his life and was hesitant to even try it. He went back for seconds.
Beef Liver with Onions and Bacon
serves 3 – 4
1 pound thinly sliced beef liver, preferably grass-fed and finished
1 large yellow onion, thinly sliced
1/2 pound bacon, preferably pastured, cut into 1-inch pieces
salt and pepper
Place the liver in a large bowl and add enough milk to cover; set aside and allow to soak for 30 minutes.
Heat a large, heavy – preferably cast iron – skillet over medium-low heat and cook the bacon until just crisp. Remove with a slotted spoon and reserve on a plate; keep warm.
Remove all but about 2 tablespoons of the bacon fat from the skillet and reserve. Over medium-low heat, cook the onion until soft, translucent and fragrant, but not brown. Remove with a slotted spoon and add to the plate with the bacon; keep warm.
Drain the milk from the liver, pat dry and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Return the reserved bacon fat to the skillet. Gently cook the liver slices in the bacon fat over medium-low heat until barely pink inside, about 3 or 4 minutes per side. Serve immediately, smothered in the onions and bacon.
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The Hills Recap: "Mr. & Mrs. Pratt"by Free Britney at . Comments
Last night's episode of The Hills was delightful, funny, poignant and nauseating at the same time. Our recap will consist of awarding and deducting points as we see fit.
When Whitney Port receives the call at work from Diane Von Furstenberg, she announces she's moving to The City. Meanwhile, Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag embark on a romantic trip to Mexico that ends with them getting drunk and married.
On to the rankings! Chime in with your own!
Like, nobody knows where Spencer and Heidi are, Stephanie Pratt says. Except the MTV camera crew that's filming you morons. Just ask them! Minus 6.
Whitney getting the call about the job at work was so fake. But we loved Whitney's expressions (and LC's "OMG" face) so much, who cares? Plus 4.
Good Lord, Heidi's fake Mexican accent at the restaurant made us want to claw our eyes out. No amount of Patron should make you that lame. Minus 5.
Trying to railroad Heidi into getting married, Spencer says Heidi "makes him want to be nicer." Not a true romantic, but the best he could do. Plus 6.
Audrina fills the girls in on Heidi's absence. She's useless, but Minus only 3 for the obligatory (mercifully quick) Justin-Bobby cameo. We hate him so hard.
Heidi Montag rocks her typical outfit of clubbing makeup, a red bikini and high heels. LOL. What a skank. Minus 7 for lowering her standards each week, but Plus 14 for the Playboy spread she's subtly auditioning for and will get.
Tell us that Lauren Conrad and Whitney Port talking about feelings during their lunch date at the end didn't elicit a tear or two from you. Pass the tissues! Plus 17!
No footage of the actual ceremony, except on Spencer's camcorder? MTV follows them all the way to Cabo and falls asleep at the wheel then? Fishy. Minus 11.
Oh, how totally sweet are Whitney's parents? Watching them interacting with her, they seem like just the sort of people who would raise Whitney. Plus 9.
Obligatory Plus 1 for the After Show, because we were too harsh on Jessi and Dan last week. They are actually okay. Lo was kinda boring last night though.
Heidi tells Spencer she'll "show him what a wife does." We think we know what she means. And we're talking about Spencer Pratt. *shiver* Minus 23.
Heidi says her mom is going to freak, which we already know is totally accurate. And we thought Darlene was crazy to suggest Spencer drugged her before the wedding. Alcohol could be considered a drug, technically ... Plus 10.
TOTAL: +6. Major swings, but great overall! Leave a comment with your scores!


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Love him, hate him or want to deal him a crushing defeat in a double thumb war, the man knows movies. I actually agree with him a lot, like him even more and respect him the most. "Sneak Previews," "At the Movies" and every subsequent Siskel & Ebert incarnation on my local PBS station in the 70s-90s was must-see viewing for this once-precocious lad.
Enjoy your day, Roger Ebert, especially after the travails of recent years probably had you thinking this milestone might be out of reach. Why don't you treat yourself … and go see a movie.
And was that headline for your online Rock of Ages review a sly, self-referential nod, big guy? – "So seductive he almost seduces himself"


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QUIMPER, Manuel (1754-1844). Islas de Sandwich. Descripcion Sucinta de este Archipiélago, Nombre que les dió su Célebre Descubridor El Capitan Cook, Reconocidas por el Teniente de Fragata de la Armada Nacional D. Manuel Quimper Benitez del Pino. Madrid: E[duardo] Aguado, 1822.
8o (204 x 145 mm). 32 pages. (Worm track in lower half of sheet throughout affecting text.) Late 19th-century quarter morocco (lightly rubbed).
During the 1770s, Spain sought to control the coastal regions north of California to protect the northern frontiers of New Spain. Rivalry with both England and Russia for fur trade exacerbated the need to send exploring expeditions northwards. At the outbreak of the Nootka Sound Controversy, Lieutenant Manuel Quimper Benitez del Rio (1754-1844) commanded the captured British vessel Princess Royal during the expedition to reoccupy Nootka Sound. In June he explored the Juan de Fuca Strait, before Francisco Eliza and George Vancouver. He was the first European to report seeing Mount Baker, which he named La gran Montagna Carmelita. On the Olympic Peninsula he traded with and observed the customs of indigenous people near Dungeness (which he named Bahia de Quimper) and near the Elwha River, which were most likely members of the Klallam tribe in both instances and he was possibly the first European they had seen. (Most of his discoveries along the strait were renamed by British Captain George Vancouver in 1792.)
In 1791 Quimper sailed the Princess Royal to Hawaii. While exploring that island he had a tense encounter with James Colnet, the British commander at Nootka, on April 1 1791. Colnet demanded an explanation from Quimper as to why the Princess Royal had not yet been returned to the British and Quimper informed him of the plans to return it at Macao. Colnet threatened to seize the ship then and there, but when he observed Quimper preparing for combat he backed down. Quimper continued his exploration of the islands of Hawaii, Maui and Oahu. This publication describes these events and several encounters with the natives, adding a native glossary.
He returned to Spain and in 1822 published his extremely rare Islas de Sandwich (translated in English in the 20th century by Hawaiian researcher Clark Lee, Honolulu University of Hawaii). Among the cites discovered and/or named by Quimper are: "El Puerto de Quimper" (now Dungeness Bay, Washington), "la Bahía de Bodega y Cuadra" (now Discovery Bay, Washington), "la Bahía de Nuñez Gaona" (now Neah Bay, Washington), "la Gran Montaña de Carmelito" (now Mount Baker, Washington), "la Punta de Santa Cruz" (now Dungeness, Washington), "Nuestra señora de los Angeles" (now Port Angeles, Washington), "la Puerta de Revillagigedo" (now Sook, British Columbia), "el Puerto de Cordova" (now Esquimalt, British Columbia), "El Puerto de san Juan" (now Port Renfrew, British Columbia), "La Punta de San Miguel" (now Albert Head, British Columbia), la Rada de Eliza (now Pedder Bay, British Columbia), la Rada de Solano (now Parry Bay, British Columbia), la Rada de Valdes y Bazan (now Royal Roads, British Columbia), discoverer of "la ensenada de Quimper" (now Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii), "la ensenada de Quadra" (now Maalaea, Maui, Hawaii) and "la Ensenada de Ulloa" (now Kawaihae Bay, Hawaii Island, Hawaii).
ANNOTATED AT END BY MIGUEL QUIMPER: at end are autograph annotations made probably between 1823-1825 when the author was near 70 years old. He adds two new native words to his glossary, in the page 28 "Ariote": mujer soltera (single woman), and changes the word "faa" by "fa" in his description of mujer corrupta (corrupt woman, horn), "puta significa bujero" is changed to "puta significa ah(g)ujero" (horn means hole). On the final leaf, "Protesta Final", he express his resentment with the Spanish government (he was retired with a poor salary) when he says "Notwithstanding the disdain by which the past and the current governments have treated my person, leaving me in the condition of a pensioner after having served as a gobernador intendente (governor intendant) with a positive opinion in both military and political regards, Quimper adds this annotation "by an American [government] hypocrite and weak" (por [un gobierno] americano hipócrita e indulgente) . He further adds: "I am fully rejoiced with the fact that I have worked since my puberty in preferential and interesting services to our nation, including the most risky navigations, discoveries, and reconnaissance voyages in various parts of the world. Now I am concluding my days in retirement together with my wife and children with only a third of my salary, after 46 years of continuous services, which should have credited me for everything... but they could indemnify me in the Lima Court I could enjoy this according to law" (pero ellos podrian indemnizarme en el juzgado de Lima [ya que lo] disfrutaría segun Ordenanza). A final correction is found on the last leaf, as are the initials "M.Q."
Census of located copies : 1. John Carter Brown, 2. Australia National Libraries, 3. Biblioteca Hispánica del Instituto de Cooperación Iberoamericana de la Agencia Espanola de Cooperación Internacional (Madrid), 4. the Real Academia de la Historia (Madrid) (Catálogo Colectivo del Patrimonio Bibliográfico). 5. Bernice P. Bishop Museum Library, Honolulu. Not in Hill, the Frank S. Streeter collection, LOC., NYPL., BM., HSA., Canada National Library, Manoa Library (Hawaii University). Finding Paradise: Island Art in Private Collections 30 ("for a long time, only one copy of this book was known (to Hawaiian scholars), but another has been located at the Bishop Museum"); Forbes 559.
QUIMPER, Manuel. Letter signed ("Manuel Quimper") to an unidentified official ("Cabildo Gobernador del Obispado"), Guamanga [Huamanga, Peru], 21 May 1819. 2 pages, folio, light dampstains, minor dustsoiling to lower margin. In Spanish.
The retired explorer bitterly protests his dismissal as Governor to the Spanish colonial authorities and details his services to the Crown: "...Since reports to the Crown may have been the main reason for my unexpected removal from command in this province, as I am now dismissed, I should be compensated for my 46 years of service." Quimper points out that "I have distinguished myself in the Peninsula and in this Kingdom, and have served two provinces scrupulously since the beginning of the revolutionary period, as well as the Governor appointed by His Majesty (whom God preserve)...My actions, zeal and fidelity have been outstanding. I hope that Your Honor will inform the King in triplicate how much the particular service and security of the Province is worth..." He goes on to acknowledge that he overstepped his authority in entering the Monastery of Santa Clara without permission, while serving on the ecclesiastical court, and expresses repentance.
In 1805 Quimper was named Governor of Huamanga (Guamanga) then the Puno region, and was responsible for suppressing an incipient revolt against the royal government, but in the upheaval his papers and library were destroyed. During this turbulent period he was removed from office (the subject of the present letter) and went to Spain, where he published literary works and his account of his landmark voyage to the Sandwich Islands in 1791. He returned to Peru after independence, and resided there until his death in 1844.
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During their transition from their full time work world into the encore stage of life, Baby Boomers may experience feelings of loss and letting go. These are valid feelings because you have left a very familiar way of life and they should be acknowledged. Losing a significant part of your life may cause feelings of lack because you no longer have what you had before. And, if you do not have a clear vision for your future retirement lifestyle, you may feel a great deal of scarcity and emptiness rather than rich abundance.
All this may feel very overwhelming. One powerful antidote to these feelings is focusing on that for which you are grateful at this new time of your life, whether large or small. Consider these:
10 Things to Be Grateful For
Yes, we're thankful for our health, our safety, our loved ones. But what else? What do we take for granted? What moves us? What would fill our hearts daily if we would just notice it?
1. The senses. Sight, sound, touch, smell and taste—daily miracles each of them.
2. The plant world. From the productivity of a late-summer tomato plant to the delicate unfurling of a fern, nature's exuberance and tenderness is something to behold.
3. Opportunity. Our steady companion, opportunity is always ready to take us down a path yet unknown. (Hint: We have to say "Yes!")
4. Beauty. What do your eyes feast on? What splendor makes your soul rejoice? It is all around us every day. How often do you stop to drink it in?
5. The ability to learn. There is no age limit on learning—period. When we stop learning, we really stop living.
6. Young children. They model for us innocence, faith, resilience, playfulness and unconditional love.
7. Music. What inspires you, lifts your mood? Rock & roll, African drumming, violin concertos, Turkish oud, gospel? A nightingale?
8. The ability to give. Every act of love benefits the giver as much as the receiver.
9. Color. Sunsets, Gauguin paintings, green peppers, blue eyes. Imagine a world without color….
10. Change. It's unavoidable; the only constant. Change can be unsettling or challenging. But the mystery of it and what lies beyond it can keep us young at heart.
Author's content used under license, © 2008 Claire Communications
Janice Williams, Retirement Coach, www.welcomingretirement.com


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When you look back on "the worst day ever" you realize how NOT horrible it really was. [Perspective is an incredible thing.]
Slamming your hand in a door really hurts.
In the morning, you get to start all over again. And if you've just had "the worst day ever," it's impossible for the next one to be as bad.*
Teacher WORST Day
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- January 25, 2012 at 12:22 am
Oh sugar… that sounds like a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day (to quote one of my fav kids books, in your honor). At least you ate well!
I hope tomorrow is better! xo
- January 25, 2012 at 3:55 am
It does sound like a crappy day! I' m glad the next day was better. That salad looks like the perfect solution for such a bad day (although most people would wallow in a hot fudge sundae)– good for you for making the *smart* choice (pun intended).
- January 25, 2012 at 4:28 am
Defs a bad day!! Delish eats though
- January 25, 2012 at 7:38 am
The best thing about a bad day is that the next day can only be better! Glad you ended your day on a delicious note.
- January 25, 2012 at 7:56 am
Awww you poor thing! That sucks! What a crappy chain of events. And we missed you on Monday! But don't worry, we'll find another time for a meet up
- January 25, 2012 at 8:51 am
Sorry for your bad day, but also so impressed with your perspective. I have to give myself reality checks a lot too, as I can be a bit of a martyr (who me?). You know, like 'so, I'm upset about a catty comment on facebook when there are people who don't even own a real book. Or food.'
ps- Texas still misses you!
- January 25, 2012 at 8:56 am
Why is it that when we're already having a bad day, the universe decides to make it worse by having even MORE things go wrong? 😛 I'm sure today will be a good day for you – the universe owes it to you! 😉
- January 25, 2012 at 9:06 am
awwww rough day girl! hope your hand is healing quickly and that your week is improving. i slammed my thumb in the fridge door at work the other day and almost LOST IT!. hurt so bad. xoxo
- January 25, 2012 at 9:12 am
Awww We all have those days! Keep your head held high, tomorrow ill be better 😀
- January 25, 2012 at 9:24 am
Oh that IS a rough day! I hope your hand gets better soon!
And I pretty much know that if my day starts off bad, it'll keep going that way. But then, I get up the next day and start over (praying for it to be better)!
- January 25, 2012 at 10:01 am
I've had one of "those" days before! Hoping today (or yesterday or whenever) was/is much brighter!!!!!! And…almond butter makes ANY days 100% better. 😉
- January 25, 2012 at 10:35 am
Awww, poor hand. At least the eats were good. Having something unexpected and awful first thing in the morning can really hurt the rest of the day. Hopefully today's better!
- January 25, 2012 at 11:31 am
Love the perspective you shared at the end of the post. That always happens when I complain to my roommate about a bad day and I realize it actually wasn't that big of a deal! Hope your hand feels better!
- January 25, 2012 at 4:24 pm
Here is to tomorrow being better than today
- January 25, 2012 at 4:43 pm
Aw, I'm sorry about your hand Sarah :c
Perhaps yesterday was just a world-wide bad day, I know I partook too!
I think it's a habit of humans to think the worst things always happen to us. However, I really like how you turned it around and realized perhaps there are worse things, and that tomorrow is always a new day
(Not that sulky the-world-hates-me days aren't good for the mental health every once in a while….)
- January 25, 2012 at 8:43 pm
Awwwww!!! I'm sorry you had such a rotten day! If it makes you feel any better, I'm happy to have found your blog and know that I'm not the only one who LOVES dancing (although I sing too) to Lady Antebellum!
- January 25, 2012 at 10:52 pm
i know that you weren't posting this for a pity party, but i just want to say that (of course!) everyone has bad days and we're all allowed to feel poopy when things don't go the way we wanted!
i once had a homeless, recovering crack addict tell me it was ok to be depressed from anxiety due to perfectionism. he said that we all have our issues and we have to just accept them and not feel guilty about them.
at that moment i wished i could demand all the money i'd shelled out to therapists!
own your bad days! they're yours and you're the one that had to live it!
- January 26, 2012 at 12:18 pm
Ugh! Sorry about your hand and your rough day. Hope today is much better. And it should be becaaauuuuseee: I bought a kabocha (two actually) at the store on Tuesday. I had never heard of, or seen, kabocha before your blog, but I found some in my grocery! Now, a request: what is your best go-to recipe for a newbie kabocha introduction recipe? Please.
- January 26, 2012 at 1:08 pm
Sucks to have a crappy day. I was in a rut yesterday too. Hope today is better!
- January 27, 2012 at 11:12 pm
that cauliflower/eggplant dish looks lovely!
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What you will learn with this book
The narrative if this book is simple. In order to transform your brand into a media company, there are several factors that you must learn and adopt for you brand.
The unpredictability of the social customer
There is a content surplus, attention deficit, and every consumer is influential. Your brand must become a content engine to reach them successfully.
The application of social business strategy
The transformation from brand to media company requires a social business strategy – people, process and technology.
The need for a social business command center
Listening to conversations about your brand and monitoring trends for real-time marketing opportunities is essential to get consumers' attention.
How to create a centralized editorial team
Creating a central team to manage content strategy, execution and to help drive organizational change in necessary to make the transition.
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Your content strategy will encompass a content narrative and how you tell that brand story across paid, earned and owned media channels.
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Chapter 1 is all about the social customer. I highlight several case studies and reports that will give you a firm understanding of how difficult it is to reach them with the right content, at the right time in the right channel.
Chapter 2: Defining Social Business Strategy & Planning
Chapter 2 is all about defining social business strategy. Essentially, I condense the entire content of my first book, Smart Business, Social Business, into one chapter and introduce new thinking, implementation strategies and new models.
Chapter 3: Establishing an "Editorial" Social Business Center Of Excellence
Chapter 3 is about building the foundation and kicks off section 2. I start off discussing the need to create a centralized editorial team that will responsible for driving change within the organization. In many cases today, it is often referred to as a Social Business Center Of Excellence (COE).
Chapter 4: Empowering Employees, Customers And Partners To Tell Your Brand Story
Chapter 4 is all about enabling employees, customers as well as channel partners within your supply chain to help you feed the content engine day in and day out.
Chapter 5: Building Your Social Business Command Center
If you have been working in social media for some time, you are already familiar with a Social Business Command Center (sometimes referred to as a Social Media Listening Center).
Chapter 6: Understanding The Challenges Of Content Marketing
Content marketing is the real deal. The term itself has been gaining currency over the last several years slowly becoming the new buzzword for marketers and gurus everywhere and eye candy for brands
Chapter 7: Defining Your Story And Content Narrative
Red Bull has done what very few other brands have been able to do successfully - become a media company. If you go to RedBull.com, put your thumb over the logo and scan the page you'll see that their site looks just like CNN.com.
Chapter 8: Building Your Content Channel Strategy
Once you define your story, it's time to decide how and where you want to tell it. This chapter gives you several models and frameworks for you to decide how you want to drive your channel strategy.
Chapter 9: The Role of Converged Media in Your Content Strategy
According to the Altimeter Group, the role of converged media utilizes two or more channels of paid, earned, and owned media. It is characterized by a consistent storyline, look, and feel. All channels work in concert, enabling brands to reach customers exactly where ...
Chapter 10: How Content Governance Will Facilitate Media Company Transformation
Content is the number one challenge for brands today. The ability to tell an integrated brand story across the social web requires internal planning ..
Chapter 11: Structuring Your Teams to Become a Content Driven Organization
There isn't a right way or wrong way to structure your content teams. Every company is different. Culture, leadership and business objectives vary and are often times dynamic.


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NEW YORK -- After playing to audiences in more than 80 cities around the world, "Slava's Snowshow" is taking off-Broadway's Union Square Theatre by storm.
The widely celebrated spectacle, created and acted by Russian clown extraordinaire Slava Polunin, began an open-ended run Wednesday. And if New York is lucky, the show will linger a good, long while before blowing through.
Polunin, a venerated master of his craft, is joined by a small ensemble of supporting clowns in this nonverbal and highly visual blend of traditional mime and experimental theater. The show has no continuous narrative, but builds steadily on a series of simple sketches and culminates in an astounding simulation of a snowstorm, filling the theater in a display unlike anything one might expect to see at a stage performance.
The unique visual effects used throughout the show are achieved with lavish lighting and an abundance of smoke, bubbles, sparkles, confetti and levitating spheres. But for all its overblown gimmickry, the staging is sophisticated and its devices effective.
"Slava's" sound design is as inspired and unique as its visuals - and the two complement each other well. Recorded selections range from classical music to the melodies of Antonio Carlos Jobim and are dabbed with dark, percussive electronica and brooding baritone saxophone lines.
As interesting as this show is to the eyes and ears, its most appealing quality is the obvious and ample skill of Slava (as he is known) and his cohorts in the art of clowning. The clowns project the innocent curiosity of a child, creating and suspending a world where everything is new and anything is possible.
Slava, an alumnus of Cirque du Soleil, explores these possibilities deliberately and delectably in the style of Charlie Chaplin, savoring each simple motion, expression and pause as if it were his favorite flavor of ice cream.
The show has all the elements to captivate theatergoers of any age, though its tempestuous climax might be a little harsh on anyone particularly sensitive to loud noise or bright light.
The height of the snowstorm, which is fittingly accompanied by Carl Orff's intensely disquieting "Carmina Burana," is a pretty fierce onslaught against the senses for a span of about 30 seconds, especially for anyone sitting close to the stage.
But at a recent performance, in the blissful calm that followed the storm, it was hard to find a single adult or child who seemed less than ecstatic. Most were reluctant to leave the strangely utopian scene, basking with the approachable clowns long after the final bows.
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Coming off the astounding success of The Avengers, and, to a lesser extent, Cabin in the Woods, it's clear that the summer movie blitz is starting off with something of a theme: Currently, it's Joss Whedon's world and us mere mortals are all just breathing in his air. Thankfully, he's been kind enough to share.
While the upcoming releases of The Amazing Spider-Man, The Dark Knight Rises, and perhaps Prometheus, could knock Whedon from his perch, because of The Avengers' massive box office success, each of these releases has a lot of work cut out for them. Still riding the tidal wave that's powered by the appearances of Iron Man, Hulk, Thor, Black Widow, and Hawkeye, Whedon is popularity has never been higher. So what happens when a geek-friendly writer/director crosses over to the big time?
He writes an open letter to his fans, etting them know that he's still the same Joss Whedon people fell in love with during the Firefly days, while introducing himself to his new legion fans he accumulated, thanks to The Avengers:
Dear Friends,
Well, it's been quite a weekend. Someday, long from now, I will even have an emotional reaction to it, like a person would. I can't wait! But before I become blinded by this "emotion" experience, there's a few things I'd like to say. Well, type.
People have told me that this matters, that my life is about to change. I am sure that is true. And change is good -- change is exciting. I think -- not to jinx it -- that I may finally be recognized at Comiccon. Imagine! Also, with my percentage of "the Avengers" gross, I can afford to buy... [gets call from agent. Weeps manfully. Resumes typing.] ...a fine meal. But REALLY fine, with truffles and s#!+. And I can get a studio to finance my dream project, the reboot of "Air Bud" that we all feel is so long overdue. (He could play Jai Alai! Think of the emotional ramifications of JAI ALAI!!!!)
What doesn't change is anything that matters. What doesn't change is that I've had the smartest, most loyal, most passionate, most articulate group of -- I'm not even gonna say fans. I'm going with "peeps" -- that any cult oddity such as my bad self could have dreamt of. When almost no one was watching, when people probably should have STOPPED watching, I've had three constants: my family and friends, my collaborators (often the same), and y'all. A lot of stories have come out about my "dark years", and how I'm "unrecognized"... I love these stories, because they make me seem super-important, but I have never felt the darkness (and I'm ALL about my darkness) that they described. Because I have so much. I have people, in my life, on this site, in places I've yet to discover, that always made me feel the truth of success: an artist and an audience communicating. Communicating to the point of collaborating. I've thought, "maybe I'm over; maybe I've said my piece". But never with fear. Never with rancor. Because of y'all. Because you knew me when.
If you think topping a box office record compares with someone telling you your work helped them through a rough time, you're probably new here. (For the record, and despite my inhuman distance from the joy-joy of it: topping a box office record is super-dope. I'm an alien, not a robot.) So this is me, saying thank you. All of you. You've taken as much guff for loving my work as I have for over-writing it, and you deserve, in this our time of streaming into the main, to crow. To glow. To crow and go "I told you so", to those Joe Blows not in the know. (LAST time I hire Dr. Seuss to punch my posts up. Yeesh!) Point being, you deserve some honor, AND you deserves some FAQs answered. So please welcome my old friend and certainly not-on-my-payroll reporter/flunky, Rutherford D. Actualperson!
From here, the mock Q and A session gives fans an idea of where Whedon will go next, while discussing the potential challenges The Avengers faces from other summer releases. Instead of quoting the entire session, here are some highlights:
RDA: I've seen a lot of a talk about "the Availers" vs "the Dark Knight Rises". How will you feel if you're eclipsed by Nolan?
JW: I'm glad I made you ask that. I will feel sad. But let's look at the bigger picture, and I can't say this enough: THIS IS NOT A ZERO SUM GAME. Our successes, whoever has the mostest, are a boon to each other. We're in the business of proving that superhero movies aren't just eye-candy (they're eye-TRUFFLES!). People seem intent on setting us against each other, and though I'm proud to be Woody Strode to Nolan's Kirk Douglas, I think they're missing the point. Whatever TDKR does on its first weekend, the only stat that matters to me is the ticket I'M definitely buying. Nolan and Raimi INVENTED the true superhero flick, yo. (Special mention to Jon Favreau and James Gunn.) Happy to be in the mix.
RDA: What does this mean for your upcoming slate of tiny independent films/Internet shenanigans? Will they fall by the wayside?
JW: There may be new ideas realized -- I always leave myself open to that -- but my commitment to Wastelanders and Dr H.2 does not waver. Those stories bubble on my stove.
RDA: What does this mean for your upcoming slate of tiny independent films/Internet shenanigans? Will they fall by the wayside?
JW: There may be new ideas realized -- I always leave myself open to that -- but my commitment to Wastelanders and Dr H.2 does not waver. Those stories bubble on my stove.
RDA: What do you feel is the greatest achievement of "the Avoiders"?
JW: Getting "mewling quim" out there to the masses. Also, Hulk.
There's also a part discussing his next movie, Much Ado About Nothing, which will be something of a departure from The Avengers. Nevertheless, Whedon requests your attendance by saying, "I'm finishing 'Much Ado About Nothing' this month. If you liked 'the Avengers', you'll love... I can't. It's Shakespeare. And not in the park. I hope it gets watched."
With Disney's announcement of a sequel to The Avengers still fresh on people's minds, can we expect to see Whedon reprise his role as director, as well as contributing writer? Considering the runaway success of the initial offering, it would be a dumb move to leave Whedon out.[Via Slash Film]


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Many people enjoy the process of spring cleaning. It goes along with the general feeling of spring, in that it's a time of renewed energy, and gives you the peace of mind that comes from removing clutter, and reorganizing your life. Unfortunately, there are some parts of spring cleaning that are simply not fun, and one of the more loathsome tasks is that of cleaning your gutters.
You can make this task a little more tolerable using a gutter scoop. Moreover, if you're the crafty type, you can learn how to make a gutter scoop, and do it yourself. With gutter scoop in hand, you can make quick work of cleaning your gutters without getting nearly as filthy as you would without it. You're also going to want a good pair of work gloves, or rubber gloves to avoid getting the smell of decaying leaves worked into your hands and under your fingernails.
Using a sturdy ladder to reach your gutters, start at the end closest to the downspout. Though the downspout should have some sort of wire filter over it, this will help you avoid unnecessarily pushing debris into the spout. Gutter scoops come in multiple sizes, so make sure you get one that is closest to the width of your gutters; now, simply scoop the leaves (again in the direction away from the spout) and dump them. You should have a container handy, to dump these leaves into, to make cleanup easier. You could just dump the leaves onto the lawn, but that could be a pain to clean up, and looks like garbage if you just leave it there. An easy solution is to spread out a large plastic tarp on the ground upon which you can drop your scoopings. You can also leave the container on the ground. Sure, you'll have to climb up and down your ladder many times, but you can always write that off as extra exercise.
That's all there is to cleaning your gutters, it's an easy but often messy task. Now, with your gutters clean, you can get started on your next spring project. One thing to note is that you may not want to use this material for composting. If you have asphalt shingles, it could contain chemicals that have leeched out and soaked into the debris you just removed. If you do decide to compost it, you may want to at least make certain that you are not using the resulting compost on any plants that will be providing food for you and your family.


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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills
"Life's a Witch"
November 18, 2013
Brandi begins the episode by inviting one of her Amazonian friends over to talk boy problems while Brandi lolls around naked in her bathtub. You know, as you do. It seems that now that Brandi has signed the lease on her new Beverly Hills mini-ranch house, she no longer has need for her real estate agent/tooth model "boyfriend," J.R., and is planning on dumping him — on camera, of course.
To this end, she meets him at a restaurant where J.R. picks up on Brandi's negative energy right away thanks to her bestowing upon him the dreaded double cheek kiss of dumpsville (Population: Teeth). And sure enough, as soon as he sits down, Brandi is like, "It's been real, dude." When J.R. wonders what went so wrong so quickly, Brandi's tone immediately changes, becoming more shrill, more emotional, and she starts shrieking at him about some couples' trip to Texas he took recently without her. While this is the first we've heard of this trip, it's clearly not the first J.R. has heard of it, and he sighs heavily, and is like, "Yeah, fine, nothing happened, but I can't deal with your trust issues, we're done here." And thus ends the relationship between Brandi and Toothy we wouldn't have known had even happened had Brandi not dragged it before the cameras so as to shoot it in the head. R.I.P., "Relationship."
Apparently, Joyce has her own pageant. It is called The Queen of the Universe pageant, and she claims its purpose is to "empower girls" — unlike all those other pageants whose stated goals are to disempower girls, I suppose. To this end, the contestants are judged by a panel of Ms Magazine editors on the devotion to their education, a written essay on third-wave feminism, and a timed test in which they have to replace a faulty flapper in a toilet tank. JUST KIDDING. It's some third-rate pageant that judges women on their physical beauty and ability to string a couple of sentences together in response to a question, all the while bilking them of entrance fees.
Joyce takes the first (and as of now, only) Queen of the Universe to a jewelry store to try on her crown, which I suppose stays there at the jewelry store? I am very confused as to what they are doing at the jewelry store, to be completely honest. What I do know is that the women describe it as being a Pretty Woman moment, which makes me concerned about what, exactly, Queen of the Universe's duties include.
Joyce also uses this mysterious trip to tell us about her own pageant history and how after one of the times she won Miss Puerto Rico, some racy pictures of her emerged and she was worried that she would be stripped of her crown. Fortunately for her, she was not part of the Miss America pageant, but instead the Donald Trump pageant, and the "short-fingered vulgarian" had no problem with the pictures, as they were the classiest, most-luxurious almost-nude photographs of all time. And that's it. That's her whole story. Joyce was worried she wasn't going to be able to keep her Miss Puerto Rico crown, but then she did. Cool story. Please tell again.
We are then introduced to Joyce's two adorable children who are adorable and there is nothing more to say about that.
Over in Malibu, Yoyawnda receives homeopathic treatment from her nurse, Brian, which consists of an IV of lemon juice and cayenne pepper. After she's all hooked up, she enjoys a lunch of a poached lemon with a side of cayenne pepper with her daughter Gigi, and the two discuss the fact that Gigi will soon be moving to New York to go to college and study "criminal psychology," obviously. Yoyawnda recognizes that she is expected to have feelings here, "cries."
And over on Dancing with the Stars, Lisa is Vanderliminated, doesn't seem to much Vandercare.
So, Carlton. As part of her obligations as a Housewife, Carlton agrees to host a lunch for the housewives to "get to know them better," as if she even cares. Carlton introduces us to her blonde nanny, Elizy, whom she hired because, as she explains 8 times in this episode alone, she wants her son to "be around beautiful women" (Read: learn from an early age what is really important about women: their physical appearance). The two then move furniture around and talk about how much they love each other. The first few times Elizy throws her arms around Carlton's neck and declares her love for her employer, it's almost sweet. The next fifteen times, however, it begins to feel … odd. Carlton later explains that Elizy and one of her friends, Carlyn, will be acting as servers for today's luncheon, because, again, it's important to Carlton to be surrounded by beautiful women. She is not threatened by beautiful women, and, also, she wants to set the right example for her son: and teach him that he should only gaze upon the visages of above-average looking women at all times.
Yoyawnda is the first to arrive to Carlton's, and the two have an instant rapport, dying laughing over Carlton's inappropriate behavior with her son. HAHAHAHAHAHA, Carlton wants her son to kiss her with tongue. Wait, what?
Meanwhile, Brandi, Kyle, Kim and Joyce ride to Carlton's in a limo together where they discuss puppy diarrhea for a while until Kyle turns the conversation to Lisa's possibly fake Vanderfaint on Dancing with the Stars. Brandi, known friend of Lisa's, dies laughing at how Vanderperfect the faint was, and then everyone does their best impersonation of it, including Brandi.
They arrive at Carlton's castle, and are immediately struck how much it resembles Hogwarts. Inside, after a frosty greeting between herself and Yoyawnda …
… Kyle immediately takes notice of all the crosses covering every wall, and asks Carlton if she was raised Catholic. In response, Carlton narrows her eyes at Kyle and later calls her rude and inappropriate in an interview. This will make more sense later, but at the moment, it is merely baffling and Carlton looks like an overly sensitive crazy person.
What is actually rude is when Kyle, Kim and Joyce go into Carlton's foyer and make fun of her unfortunate doll collection. Are the dolls creepy? Definitely. For sure. Absolutely. Should you call attention to them and laugh at them on camera if you don't want everyone to think that you are kind of a jerk? No, you should not do that. Don't do that! Just ignore the soul-eating dolls in the cabinet and go have another glass of rosé! In the end, you'll look like the better person, promise!
Lisa finally arrives in a Vandercloud of pink, bearing pink roses from PINK VILLA, and suddenly realizing that mayhaps Carlton is less into pink than she is. Brandi greets Lisa with the announcement that her Vanderfaint was a point of controversy on the ride over, and Lisa is NOT VANDERMUSED. Her Vanderglands: Swollen! Her core Vanderbody temperature: Feverish! Her Rotator Vandercuff: Sprained! HOW DARE THEY SUGGEST SHE VANDERFAKED HER FAINT! And with that, Lisa stomps off onto the battlements to Vandercollect herself.
The other ladies go outside and join Lisa, where Kim notices all of the Victorian balls in the garden. Carlton explains that they are also called "witches' balls" and that they trap negative energy. This affords Kyle the opportunity that she clearly had been waiting for all afternoon, and she asks Carlton if she, "explores with witchcraft." Because, obviously that would be the first thing to come to mind, and not the result of Kyle doing as much background research as she could on Carlton (or being fed information on her by The Producers, WHO CAN SAY?) prior to meeting her.
And at first, Carlton is all:
But then she declares in an interview that yes, in fact, she is a witch. WHAT OF IT? She has been a witch since she was 7, and it's not like she is an evil witch or anything, she just used to practice black magic back in the day. But that's all in the past, so what, who cares, she only performs white magic now that she has kids. BUT HOW DARE KYLE BRING IT UP. How DARE she?! (And this explains Carlton's earlier irritation with being asked by Kyle if she were Catholic: she knew at that moment that Kyle had something on her and was looking to ambush her with the witchcraft business. However, because of the way The Producers attempt to hide the artifice in these series, it's reduced down to Carlton calling Kyle "rude" and a mean girl.)
Back on the battlements, Carlton refuses to answer Kyle's attempt to out her as a witch, and instead stares daggers at Kyle while she and Kim stammer over how their own mother claimed she was a witch but maybe she just did that to scare them and hahahaha, it's no big deal if Carlton is a witch, OMYGODDESS DON'T HEX US.
Carlton continues with the tour of the castle, revealing, for reasons that are unclear to me, her 7-person bed, which is studded with even more crosses and which is neither sexy, nor luxurious, just foreboding.
The group heads downstairs for lunch, where Carlton deposits Kyle at the head of the table, delighting and terrifying Kyle all at once. The women are then served by yet another "beautiful" woman, prompting friend of Tubular, Bobby Hankinson, to wonder if Carlton is some sort of white slaver. I, however, am beginning to think this "castle" is actually Los Angeles' answer to Miss Robichaux's Academy for Girls, and that one of these women are going to replace Carlton as the Supreme. Brandi asks Carlton about her choice to have such an attractive nanny, before telling a "funny" story about how Cindy Crawford wasn't threatened by her own hot nanny, because she "had to look at her, too." Valuing the Wrong Things: Ur All Doin' it Rite!
Kyle attempts to make small talk with Carlton, asking her about her castle and how she and her husband are affiliated with the Chamber of Commerce, but Carlton is NOT HAVING IT, and responds with a steady glare. Moments later, Brandi and Yoyawnda exclaim over how much they like Carlton, that she's got attitude, and Brandi declares her a good "see you next Tuesday," to which Carlton is all: "HAHAHAHA, you are wonderful and my new BFF." There is no winning, Kyle. You have lost, Kyle. You should probably just go home now and cut your loses, Kyle.
Instead, Kyle chooses to stick around, and asks Lisa about her Dancing with the Stars experience, and how it was to dance with Gleb. Lisa dismisses the notion of any attraction to Gleb: he's 29, come on. First of all: No. But secondly, no 29-year-old would want a Vanderpiece of this. Carlton begs to differ, jokingly (?) suggesting that there's room in her 23-person bed upstairs for Lisa, prompting Lisa to note that while she's a huge supporter of the gay community (P.U.M.P. opens in West Hollywood one of these days now, as soon as this lawsuit business is taken care of, don't forget, gheys!) that's not up her Vanderalley. Literally. And that's why we Vanderlove her.
Speaking of alleys, Brandi jokes that hers is only 17 years old thanks to her restorative surgery, delighting Carlton: Brandi has "cornered the market on inappropriate." But when Joyce announces that her husband is so huge that if she were to get a nip or tuck, he might not fight, Carlton is NOT AMUSED. Carlton's husband is "hung like a donkey," but you don't see her going around telling everyone about it — except in an interview on a nationally broadcast television show. LADIES, LADIES, I think we can all agree that you are all being disgusting and no one wants to hear any part of it.
Yoyawnda begins saying something or other about how women could rule the universe if they would only stop being such monsters to each other. And to that end, Brandi serves as a good friend to Kyle by asking her how she feels about the rumors that Mauricio has been (still is) cheating on her. WHAT. Brandi is just LOOKING OUT FOR KYLE, YOU GUYS. Brandi remembers when her son saw pictures of Eddie Cibrian with LeAnn Rimes on the cover of InStarUs Magazine, and it was really painful and she's just trying to spare Kyle some of that pain, too. Yoyawnda jumps in to help, offering that there isn't smoke without fire, so, you know, Mauricio probably is cheating. Mmmhmm, Lisa assists, these rumors don't appear out of thin air. They aren't saying that he is cheating! Just that chances are, yes, he is cheating. Just being good friends, Kyle! Sorry not sorry, Kyle!
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs Monday nights at 7 p.m./8 p.m. EST on Bravo.
Therese is also watching American Horror Story, The Walking Dead, Saturday Night Live, Top Chef, Real Housewives of Miami, Arrested Development, and dreams of one day watching and recapping the last two episodes of Fringe, but who is she kidding?


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Does the Washington Redskins trade for Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb have any trickle-down to the Seahawks?
Well, for starters you can debate again whether Seattle should have entered the hunt for McNabb, given the cost of obtaining him by the Redskins wasn't all that much more than the Seahawks surrendered for Charlie Whitehurst.
Washington gave up a second-round pick (37th overall) and a third- or fourth-rounder next year for McNabb, while Seattle sent San Diego a third-rounder next year, plus a a swap of second-rounders this year that moves the Chargers up 20 spots in that round.
Given Whitehurst has never thrown a pass in the NFL while McNabb has tossed 4,722 passes and played in 150 games, including 12 playoff tilts, it's hard to think these two have anywhere near similar value.
The obvious difference is McNabb is 33 and entering the final year of his contract, while Whitehurst is all about upside and future potential. But let's be realistic there as well.
Whitehurst is 27, not 21. And while he just signed a new deal with the Seahawks, that contract was only for two years. So it's not like Seattle locked up its QB solution for the next half decade.
I never was convinced McNabb was a great solution for Seattle, which already has a similar-aged QB entering the final year of his deal in Hasselbeck. But it does raise again the question of why the Seahawks felt so inclined to give up so much for Whitehurst.
Now the St. Louis Rams have released veteran Marc Bulger, another 33-year-old quarterback who can be picked up at no compensation. Or the Redskins are likely willing to trade former starter Jason Campbell now that McNabb has that job.
Campbell, 28, seems like the style of QB the Seahawks are seeking with Whitehurst, but actually has three years of starting experience under his belt and likely will be available for a second- or third-round type offer with the Redskins looking to recoup draft picks.
That's water in the bridge now, of course. The Seahawks made their move for Whitehurst and we'll all just have to see how that plays out.
More to the point now is how McNabb's trade might impact the upcoming draft. The Redskins have the No. 4 pick and were supposedly thinking of Notre Dame Jimmy Clausen. But with McNabb now in the fold, they'll almost certainly draft a left tackle now … which of course is also Seattle's prime need.
If Washington drafts Oklahoma State's Russell Okung, it's quite possible that Kansas City will take the next tackle on the board at No. 5, presumably Oklahoma's Trent Williams, who we'd just speculated on Friday was rising to the fore for Seattle.
So if that is the case, the Seahawks will have the temptation of Tennessee safety Eric Berry vs. the third-best tackle on the board.
That would lead to some intense debate, for sure, given Seattle surely could use help at safety and Berry is a good one. But left tackles are generally regarded as harder players to find and the good ones always come off the board earlier than safeties.
So if you're talking value, is it better to use the rare air of a No. 6 pick to take the third best left tackle in a good year for offensive linemen or a premier safety even though that position rarely is filled with Top 10 selections?
My sense is that would come down largely to what the Seahawks think of that next left tackle. If it's Bryan Bulaga, is he athletic enough to fit Alex Gibbs' system? Is it possible that Bulaga, a smart, tough youngster out of Iowa, already is higher on Seattle's board than Williams?
And if Seattle did take Berry, would they still be able to get a top-shelf left tackle later in the draft?
That's a debate that likely will heat up now in Seahawks' HQ, given the McNabb deal means there'll likely be one less top tackle on the board when Seattle picks at six.


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Let's start with the facts–The F*ck It List: All The Things You Can Skip Before You Die is hilarious. We all despise other people's glorious tales about the exciting to them but boring to us travels, their "this or that" some friend just purchased, or the Lifetime Achievement goals someone else just achieved. Who needs it, the having to be happy for other people for their trumped up triumphs? Who needs a bucket list anyway and why do we need to list all of the crap that we will likely never achieve or be able to afford in our average lives?
Kevin Pryslak flows the idea of a formalized, notarized "Bucket List" that can be promptly thrown out the window, or alternatively, in the toilet. And man, it definitely felt good to do this and take my life back–to get rid of the expectations and the "scores" to exceed.
This list to forget is an alternative to making a list of stupidly unattainable activities that most people will never get to do but that they will feel perpetually guilty over. People may harbor regrets about an unfulfilled bucket list until their last breath. But this book makes it all better, and it answers the question as to why we want these idiotic goals in the first place by turning each question into a Jeopardy-esque "F*ck It: I'm not going to…" journey of sorts.
There is commentary provided for each typical bucket list item, explaining why we should not aspire to that much greatness (not in this life, but maybe in the next one). Not to be competitive, but I will admit that I had actually completed a few items on this esteemed bucket list. I knitted a scarf, played piano and helped reenact a Civil War Tavern scene as a "ghost" for Halloween at a famous New England Tavern.
I would recommend this book to anyone wanting a good laugh. It is small enough to keep close and enjoy on the go. Make a new list of what you never need to do and feel better today about what really matters in life.
After a decade of working in several NYC law departments and teaching, Poppy decided she enjoyed writing full-time. She currently works as a freelance writing consultant, and lives with her husband and sons on the East Coast.
Review copy was provided free of any obligation by Simon & Schuster. No monetary or any other form of compensation was received.


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- Bridge Point Farms (3.1km)
- Sandy Bottom (3.1km)
- Holiday Point Estates (3.3km)
- Brittany Farms (3.6km)
- Ames Cove (3.8km)
- Longvue Shores (3.8km)
- Bennett Corner (3.8km)
- Rivercliff (4.1km)
- Bennett Creek (4.3km)
- Bennetts Creek Landing (4.7km)
- Lone Star Lakes (4.9km)
- Gloversville (5km)
- cape;
- a land area, more prominent than a point, projecting into the sea and marking a notable change in coastal direction.
- Ferry Point (1.4km)
- Paxton Point (1.6km)
- Newmans Point (2.1km)
- Sleepy Hole Point (2.6km)
- Hollidays Point (3.8km)
- Town Point (4.5km)
- Quaker Neck (4.6km)
- Glebe Point (5km)
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Ferry Point Wharf (0km)
- Ferry Point Wharf Light (0.4km)
- Phillips Landing (0.8km)
- Sleepy Hole Point Light (1.9km)
- Sleepy Hole Golf Course (2.7km)
- Sleepy Hole (3.1km)
- Daileys Store (3.8km)
- Pierces Store (historical) (4.3km)
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Poplar Run Church (3km)
- Diamond Grove Church (3km)
- Little Zion Church (3km)
- Riverside Church (4.1km)
- Saint Johns Church (4.2km)
- Beech Grove Church (4.9km)
- Macedonia Church (5.1km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Campbell Creek (1.7km)
- Cedar Creek (4.2km)
- Deanes Branch (4.4km)
- Quaker Neck Creek (5km)
Accommodation around Ferry Point Wharf
- bay;
- a coastal indentation between two capes or headlands, larger than a cove but smaller than a gulf.
- Olds Cove (1.4km)
- Wills Cove (1.5km)
- Nix Cove (4.6km)
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- John Yeates High School (2.9km)
- Driver Elementary School (4.8km)
- swamp;
- a wetland dominated by tree vegetation.
- Briars Pocosin (3km)
- Janes Swamp (3.8km)
- post office;
- a public building in which mail is received, sorted and distributed.
- Driver Post Office (3.3km)
- Hobson Post Office (3.5km)
- island;
- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Wills Island (0.9km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Little Zion Cemetery (3.4km)
- bridge;
- a structure erected across an obstacle such as a stream, road, etc., in order to carry roads, railroads, and pedestrians across.
- Kings Highway Bridge (4.2km)
- dam;
- a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Ferry Point Dam (1.3km)
- reservoir(s);
- an artificial pond or lake.
- Ferry Point Pond (1.3km)
- bar;
- a shallow ridge or mound of coarse unconsolidated material in a stream channel, at the mouth of a stream, estuary, or lagoon and in the wave-break zone along coasts.
- Great Shoal (2.8km)
Wikipedia entries close to
Ferry Point Wharf
- Driver, Virginia city city o
- Hobson, Virginia city city o
- Chuckatuck, Virginia city city o
- Crittenden, Virginia city city o
- Belleville, Virginia city city o
- Bartlett, Virginia city city o
- Benns Church, Virginia city city o
- Western Branch, Virginia city city o
- Churchland, Virginia city city o
- Bower's Hill, Virginia city city o
- Monitor-Merrimac Memorial Bridge-Tunnel city city o
- Suffolk, Virginia city city o
- Smithfield, Virginia city city o
- Portsmouth (Virginia) city city e
- Newport News Shipbuilding landmark landmark
- James River Bridge bridge
Airports close to Ferry Point Wharf
Norfolk ns(NGU), Norfolk, Usa (28.2km)
Langley afb(LFI), Hampton, Usa (36km)
Norfolk international(ORF), Norfolk, Usa (36.1km)
Newport news williamsburg international(PHF), Newport news, Usa (38km)
Felker aaf(FAF), Fort eustis, Usa (39.1km)


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A Student History of Philosophy (updated)
A Brief History of Philosophy
Humor alert: Being a compilation of student research, gently edited by Stephen Hicks, Rockford College (updated: December 2011).
Is philosophy a waist of time?
Ethical debates have been around for a long time, but nobody seems to have any answers. Ethnics are very important. Basically, what you do with your life comes down to your personal ethnics. For the world to be good means having strong Altruistic people to help the society survive in this doggy dog world.
Socrates started democracy in Greece so he is a democrat. When Socrates was in court he was blamed for piety and disturbing the youth. Melekus is the accuser in the case of Socrates. Another charge brought up against him was pity. Socrates argues that the son is not a god but simply a burning rock in the sky. So Socrates was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
To Socrates, having a good life meant dying. Socrates was completely opposed to the Sophists. Not only did the Sophists not have reasons, they also did not have reasons. Sophists felt that there were no real reasons.
For Aristotle, the virtuous person can be known as temperature, someone who is under complete control. Aristotle thinks the Principle of Noncontradiction is an axiom is because it is one.
God is known for many things. In the Bible, God created the heavens and the universe in seven days, so there are seven planets. (Seven is a big thing in the Bible.) The Bible has many commandments such as thou shalt not murder and honor thy mother and father.
The existence of God is questionable since evil does have some good points to make. The greatest gift is to be in God's presents, but when we are in God's presents we should not think about ourselves. John Hick rebukes the concept that God would not allow suffering if he existed in the third paragraph of his essay. Because of evil there is said to be another force in the universe—a dark force. His name is Satin.
Mysticism is the direct and immediate experience of the scared.
Under feudalism, a few at the top benefitted from power and everyone else was a pheasant. The aristocrats were trained for war and succeeded through their marital skills: swordsmanship, strategy, and self-defense. In feudal times, jobs were passed on from fathers to sons. For example, if your father was a priest, you would probably become a priest too.
Priests vow poverty and while money isn't everything a priest should be able to have a little of life's enjoyments just like every other human bean. Priests also take the vow of celibacy. On the conventional view, sex without the possibility of recreation is immoral. Priests want to sustain themselves from sex so they can have eternal childhood in the Lord's eyes. One thing religions teach is that you should prey regularly.
Does man need religion? Yes, and we need religion a heck of a lot more than it needs us. Though some people base their life solely on religion, which may be perceived as silly, but imagine how lost they would be if they didn't have something so vital. That would be like me going without coffee.
In modern times Decarrt explains why reason is wrong. He shows that I am a real thing but what kinda of thing? Descartes proved that God exists in Medication III. The argument is sound, me being from the South and a firm believer in the Lord.
Galileo was on trial for his blasphemic saying the Earth is the center of the universe. With his huge telescope, Galileo noticed that the earth moved. Galileo had people follow his exact word, and those people were called the people of Galilee. Galileo also worked with gravity, which is what causes the cause and effect effect.
Basically, we need to decide what's best for society as a hole. That is the purpose of laws. Some states have laws that if broken cause one to be a criminal. Power definitely corrupts; both power and corruption are all too often abused.
Justice is really a double bladed sword: at times it is a warm blanket keeping you safe and at other times an uncontrollable juggernaut ready to mow you over.
In our country, the Deceleration of Independence sets the basic rights and laws. Some people have the right to liberty, but are unable to exorcize it. Shall I go against the laws put forth by my four fathers, who wrote, "All men are entitled to certain unalienable rights"?
Capital punishment is the death penalty for a crime that dates back to the beginning of civilization. Some people believe in capital punishment because of the "eye for an eye" theory: for instance, if you kill me, I should be able to kill you. Capital punishment is mostly about whether persons who have been executed will commit further offenses if and when released. Cruel and unusual punishment is included in the Constitution. But Capital Punishment violates the Eighth Amendment because it makes people feel like they are less of a person.
But really, the death penalty is not necessary because it is not needed.
In modern times, Utilitarianism is the doctrine that we should all strive to pleasure our neighbors. John Stuart Mill said that even if what is being said is true, it is still wrong to censor it. Of course, we cannot take it for granite that all of Mill's assumptions are true.
According to Freud, the USA became a frightened country after the terrible events of 9/11. Freud opposes the tabula razor theory of human nature. According to Freud, the child has lust during the breast-feeding stage. Eventually his mother stops, and his lust is suppressed until his adultery stage.
Marx says the broughers who employ the workers can and do enslave the proliterate workers. So Marx promoted socialism, which operates the production of products produced by the society. Marx believed socialism was the best form of government for the world after World War II. Communist Russia failed because of Mises and Hayek's lack of knowledge. Socialism is an ideal, but come on now! Let's be realistic!
Against Marx, Rand advocates free enterprise and self interest. The rich are able to create new jobs and hand them out to the poor, which takes many poor people out of poverty and also gives the rich something to do. She said that minimum wage increases raise the cost of labor, so workers may lose their fridge benefits. But her philosophy is sort of controversial, in a sense. She commits the fallacy of hoc poc der doc.
[Return to the StephenHicks.org main page.]


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It was as if he was preforming for us.
He became one of my all-time favorites.


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There are some people who never hold elected office, or make a fortune, or create a masterwork, but who still manage to touch an entire community.
Guest Curator Rebecca Gates clues us into Pendleton native Peter Walters, a graphic designer, promoter, and director of Pendleton's Rock Camp.
Walters was born in Salem. His family had roots in Pendleton and moved back when Walters was quite small. His parents, Ric and Pat, run a photography business - they've been involved in Umatilla County's arts scene for years. He grew up in the McKay neighborhood.
"I was the band nerd, angry punk-listening kid every high school's got," Walters told us.
Carol Hanks and Ken Schulberg have known Walters since he was a kid. They say, as a young person, Walters was a bit of an oddball.
"He always wore costumes from an early day on," Carol remembers, "and loved to act out, even though he wasn't into acting as yet."
"He was very outgoing in his appearance," Ken laughs "but wasn't a leader in school."
At least, not in the traditional sense. It was during high school Walters started hopping in cars with friends and making the 200-mile trip to Portland to hear bands. Sleater-Kinney, Quasi, and others. Pretty soon, they were making friends with people in bands, and going to watch people they knew who'd moved away. From there, it wasn't much of a leap to booking his own shows, closer to home.
"My friend Gwen, her parents had a truck stop outside of town. Floyd's Truck Ranch - Fabulous Floyd's. We started putting on shows out at her parents truck stop, and every weekend in the summertime, kids would come out, we'd have these great big free shows out there," Walters says.
The first time Walters and his friends called up an actual band and tried to get them to come out, it went pretty well.
Walters recalls, "They called us back the same day! They said 'That sounds great! What bar are we playing at?' 'Well, it's actually a truck bay…' "
More shows, bigger venues followed. Walters's friends Ken and Carol were booking bands at their cornerstone venue, the Great Pacific Wine and Coffee Company on Main Street - known universally in Pendleton as the GP. And he realized they were open to his ideas about who else should play at their place.
"You know, it just evolved. he was booking shows for his own venues." Ken Schulberg says. " He'd rent small spaces or— "
"Houses and upstairs in some of these buildings," Carol Hanks says.
"We were always hanging with each other anyways," Schulberg continues. "He has certainly put us in contact with bands we would not have otherwise had here."
Walters was finding ways to make his own life more sustainable and interesting. He spent a few years bumming around, dealing blackjack at the Wildhorse Resort and Casino. Then a friend recommended him for a graphic design job. That positioned him to keep his bills paid, while still having evenings and weekends to book music and see shows.
Walters keeps tabs on which bands are traveling along I-84 on their way to or from gigs in Portland, and might want to take a break in Pendleton, make a little money, and play a fun venue for an appreciative crowd. And Walters has a solid sense for what kind of acts will draw in a town of 13,000.
"When you're advertising in Pendleton," Walters says, "you're advertising to everybody you know. You have a different mindset about it - what will get people to come out."
About ten years ago, Walters was doing his work and booking shows. And two longtime figures in the arts scene - JD Smith and now-councilwoman Jane Hill - decided to create something specifically aimed at teens, showing how art could save lives.
JD Smith is a burly man with a mustache, and a dry wit. For all his background in fiction and journalism, he says he doesn't really know much about bands and bookings, explaining he's really more conversant in classical music.
"Knowing that Peter was well connected with the music scene in the west," Smith says, "we asked Peter if he would pull it together and be the director of the camp.
Smith says Rock Camp has kids coming back year after year. They do everything, from metal guitar to folk traditional, to free arts classes at the Pendleton Center for the Arts.
"I think Peter's got the hole plugged," Smith says. "There are various bar bands playing around, these smaller indie bands, many of them have graduated from our rock classes at camps at the Art Center."
Pretty soon, Walters was in demand for other projects.
Andrew Picken is a doctor who's leading the Rivoli Restoration Coalition - to re-open downtown Pendleton's Main Street theater.
When Picken asked Walters to joined the board, Picken just hoped for some fresh blood for the project. The group was deep in complicated negotiations to get the title to the theater.
"We were at a bit of an impasse, " Picken remembers. "And uncertain about the future of the project. And I had become despondent and decided that we were out of options, and And Pete suggested we take the request for funding to the urban renewal district, which we referred to as the Pendleton Development Commission. And I said, 'Well, Pete, that's a great idea, but I don't think it'll work. They've been very supportive, and they like the project, but they've never funded the purchase of a historic building in Pendleton.' And he said, 'Well, have you asked?' And I said, 'No I haven't.' And he said 'We should take it to them'."
So Picken and Walters went to the Commission and the Commission decided to buy the theater and donate it for the restoration. Picken says he thinks the whole thing would not have moved forward if Walters hadn't convinced him on this "…and that's part of what I really admire about Pete is he's willing to look at the big picture, and not accept the status quo, and challenge people's assumptions in constructive and thoughtful ways."
Peter Walters is the kind of guy everyone says will someday be mayor of Pendleton, but he says he has zero ambitions in that department.
He goes to work, comes home, hangs out with his roommates. Goes to shows.
He calls Portland his second home, and comes over frequently to see friends and bands, maybe catch a Blazers game.
It's not that he isn't thinking about the future.
"I would like to divest myself a little bit in certain things so I can have more of a focus," Walters says. "But also you don't' want to do that until there's somebody to take your place. And in Pendleton, everyone's stretched real thin!"
He remembers what it was like when he graduated high school in 2003. A lot of his friends were leaving. It felt lonely.
He's says he's glad to have played a part in making places for younger people who want to stay, and giving them ways to be involved.
Because Peter Walters does not have enough to do, with his day job, rock camp, the Rivoli board, and other projects. he also plays in a band - James Dean Kindle and the Eastern Oregon Playboys. They've got a date at the Treefort Music Festival in Boise next month.


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Notions-Drye Goods Studio Diary
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
Come see me this Saturday!
I will be at Northland Rosarium for A Day in the Garden, I will be showing my sun-printed silk scarves and ruanas as well as some other flower related items. The weather looks good for a change and it should be a fun event!
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