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WARREN COUNTY, situated on the north boundary of North Carolina, and traversed by Roanoke river. Area, 301 square miles. Seat of justice, Warrenton. Pop. in 1820, 11,158; in 1830, 11,877; in 1840, 12,919. (Fanning's, 1853)
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Just sitting on the beach isn't enough? Take a ride or walk to many of our famous beaches with snorkel equipment in hand and check out what you are surrounded by. We can rent you any piece or all of the necessities to snorkel from shore.
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Robert H. Castle
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MOLINE — Robert H. Castle, 94, of Moline, passed away July 18, 2019, at Hope Creek Care Center, East Moline.
Services will be 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 23, 2019, at Greenview Memorial Gardens Mausoleum Chapel, East Moline, with burial to follow at Greenview Cemetery. Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. Esterdahl Mortuary & Crematory is assisting the family.
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Robert was born Oct. 16, 1924, in Moline, to Arthur and Minnie (Hedeen) Castle. He graduated from Moline High School and was a WWII veteran serving in the Army Combat Engineers in both the European and Pacific theaters of operations. He went on to attend John Tarleton Agricultural College while in the service and University of Illinois. He graduated from Radio School of Broadcasting Technique. He worked as a continuity writer and traffic manager at WQUA radio station, retiring after 33 years. He enjoyed traveling around the world and photography.
Survivors include his sister, Vivian Castle; and numerous cousins.
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WATCH: Playing the "black card" - by Candace Owens
Since I seem to be the only guy on the radio willing to have "real" discussions on race I figured I'd toss this one out there. You might be shocked to learn a lot of lacks listen to the show. They are encouraged by our occasional discussions and my efforts. For me, it's not enough.
It's not enough to talk. But, I also realize racial issues are a matter of the heart and that is God's turf.
I see stories like this about a rapper who invites folks onstage to do his songs, then scolds a white girl who uses the "N-word" even though he wrote the word in the lyric. It reminds me of the ridiculous assertion some make insisting it is okay for blacks to use the "N-word," but not whites.
So, we are going to segregate speech? Hmmm...seems a little regressive and backward to me.
Here, Candace Owens tells a beautiful, personal story and, at the same time, slams the practice of "playing the black card." It's the latest installment of Prager U. Watch and learn citizens...oh, and please share.


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Books used during this block: First Aid for the Emergency Medicine Clerkship, Pestsana's Surgery Notes, Online Med Ed Videos
Emergency Medicine
Words cant describe how excited and nervous I was to begin my Emergency Medicine rotation! This rotation had been much looked forward to since clinicals began. My rotation was at a University Medical Center that had many different students at various medical and PA schools rotating through.
The ER schedule is shift work, and this system had providers working ten hour shifts at four days per week to reach a ~40 hour week. PA's and NP's were able to work in a "low acuity" environment as well as the "high acuity" environment alongside the physicians.
Throughout the month, I was able to perform multiple pelvic exams, suturing of various body parts, some minor splinting and I&D's of abscesses.
By the end of this rotation, I felt like I truly learned the most of all of my rotations thus far. The ER is a very different approach to clinical medicine due to its fast paced nature, but it really keeps you on your toes of critical thinking. The ER is definitely a front runner of specialties I'm interested in practicing after graduation.
General Surgery
General Surgery for me can be summed up as long hours and little food intake LOL. I never thought I would be very interested in the surgical field before PA school, and although it was an interesting experience, the lifestyle of working in a general surgical specialty is truly not for me.
Days began at ~5:30am to round on patients with the attendings, fellows, residents, and medical students. Surgical cases started around 8am and could last until 9pm or so with an average end time around 5-6pm. 12 hour days for 5 days a week wore on me pretty quickly but every once in a while we would have an open case (instead of laparoscopic) or something out of the ordinary that would catch my attention.
Because it was an academic institution, I only first assisted 2-3 times. There is definitely a hierarchy when there is training of fellows and residents in these hospitals. Even though this was the case, I always helped "close" the patients with sutures.
Surgical cases I assisted and observed in were laparoscopic cholecystectomies, laparoscopic hernia repairs (hiatal, umbilical), laparoscopic gastric sleeve or bypass, and laparoscopic appendectomies.
Orthopedic Surgery
My school allows for us to rank surgical specialties to see for another four week rotation. I ended up ranking plastics as my number one, and orthopedics as my number two and ended up with orthopedic surgery. Ortho has been a subject I've struggled with in didactic year. It truly is pure memorization of bones, nerves, vessels and understanding of what muscle groups do. So I came in with some mild hesitancy.
This private practice I rotated with had ~3 clinic only days and ~2 surgery days. I preferred clinic days to surgery days but I think I just don't love surgery. As my time at the office went by and I became more comfortable, I realized how simple ortho can really be. I'm glad that I ended up with that rotation because I believe it's important to one be well rounded, and two have confidence in my ortho physical exam, differentials and treatment.
Throughout this rotation clinically, I was able to administer steroid injections in the shoulders and knees. I was also able to drain a knee with excess fluid (more likely to be seen in an ER setting). In surgery, I assisted and observed rotator cuff repairs, meniscus repairs, ACL repairs, humoral fracture repairs, total knee and total hip replacements, and some hand surgeries like carpal tunnel release and trigger finger release.


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5 Ways to Add Variation to Your Music Productions
When I first started making beats I found that I was continuously falling into the same trap. I would create an 8 bar loop, duplicate it, add or remove parts to make a verse, an intro, and hook and call it a day. It wasn't until I started exploring the world of electronic music that I realized I was missing one very important element in my music, the B section. Variation is a key component when it comes to being able to successfully deliver a musical thought. It keeps the listener's attention, and gives the creator more control over the momentum and progression of their song. If you're anything like me, once you get one musical thought out of your head, and arranged and mixed, you just want to keep it moving and get on to the next musical idea. The B section is a powerful (and quick too! as we are about to learn) way to add variation to your arrangement, and what's even better is you can create one relatively quickly and easily.
So lets start this post! Here are 5 ways to add variation to your music productions.
But first....
What is a B section?
Think of a B section as an alteration of a segment that already occurred in your track. It could be the first 8 bars of your second verse, or maybe a bridge (although most people would just call that a... bridge). Ultimately it's just variation in your arrangement and while I will be referring to B sections throughout this post, it should be noted that you can implement any of this knowledge to any part of your song, B section or otherwise.
With that said, I'm sure there are some of you who view arranging as a nuisance, but trust, the more you do, the better you get, and the better you get at arranging and creating these b sections, the more impact your music will have. I think you will also start to find that arranging is as important as any other part of the production process.
Ok now lets go!
1. Filters
This is probably the easiest way to add variation to any point of your song. It is a great tool to not only clear out energy to reset the listener and your musical thought, but it can also be used as a great momentum builder going into another section.
So what is a filter exactly? Well it's essentially just another word for a specialized equalizer. Filters come in various forms and there are some pretty complex ones that exist, especially when it comes to sound design and synthesis, but for the sake of the simplicity and this post, we are going to be focusing on low pass filters.
A low pass is a filter that lets anything below a certain frequency through. Anything above the filter's set frequency is essentially blocked and wont be audible. So lets do a speed lesson on how these things work. If you are already familiar with filters definitely feel free to jump ahead. If this is new to you then hopefully this will provide some quick insight.
Lets start with a basic EQ. I'm using the EQ 8 in Ableton but this applies to every EQ. In the picture above we have an EQ 8 in it's default position. Notice how there are boxes and numbers on the bottom of the EQ. Each box represents a node point, and when you click one of them, you enable the node which then allows you to tweak the parameter knobs on the far left. You will see a frequency, gain, and Q knob. Since we are really only concerning ourselves with a low pass filter at the moment lets only focus on the frequency (freq) knob. If you are interested in how these other parameters work you can check this video out. Also another thing to note, see that grey area on the analyzer window right above the node point selection? That is a visual representation of our audio passing through the EQ un affected.
Now lets activate our 8th node. Since the mode for node 8 is a low pass, which is indicated by the symbol above the box, we will see an orangish curve appear on our frequency display. The picture above is a visual representation of what a low pass filter look like. If you compare the first and second picture of the eq, you can see that when 8 isn't activated there is more data on our frequency display. If you look at the second picture where our low pass is on, you will see less data after our curve. This is how low pass filters work. The same holds true for hi pass, but just think in the opposite direction. If you want less high frequency content to pass through your low pass, then lower your frequency range, if you want more, then raise your frequency knob. It should also be noted that a low pass filter is the SAME thing as a hi cut filter, and a high pass filter is the same as a low cut.
Above is an example without and with the filter respectively. You can hear an obvious difference between the two. As i said above, if you want more fidelity and more highs, then raise your frequency, if you want less definition then lower your frequency.
There you have it. Thats a filter and thats pretty much how they work, or at least how low pass and high pass filters work. Now i was just using an EQ to show what a filter is doing, but there are countless filter plug ins out there specifically made just to filter. There are simple plug ins like One Knobs Filter which is just a knob that you raise and lower, there are more complex filter plug ins like Soundtoys Filter Freak, and everything in between. Since I'm using Ableton, I'm going to be using the factory audio effect, Auto Filter, but as we learned earlier, you can simply just use an EQ if thats all you have available.
Explanation aside, filters are inedibly simple, and as we are about to learn, powerful tools to add variation in your track.
Lets jump into a real world example. This is a track off my Bumps 2 Swim 2 EP called, Call When Outside.
If you give this song a quick spin you can see that the arrangement is prety basic. We have an 8 bar intro, a 16 bar verse section, and an 8 bar hook and then it repeats. However, if you go back and forth between the first and second verse you will hear a difference. The second verse is my B section, and in this case, we are using a filter to create that variation. If you hit play at roughly the 1:30 mark and let the song play out a bit you will hear the transition from hook into our second verse.
The above audio clip is a snap shot of the section i'm referring to. Do you hear that wobble thats happening? Almost like a wave that goes up and down every beat? Well thats some low pass filter magic. What's so cool about filters is that they are an incredibly simple tool, but when you pair it up with some automation, you can come up with some creative ideas. In this instance I automated the filter to go up and down throughout each beat. I decided to use this technique for a couple of reason. One, I didn't want the same sound as the first verse since I knew the listener was going to expect it, and two, I knew it would add a unique movement coming out of the hook. In order to accomplish this sound, I put an auto filter effect on my chord section and I automated the frequency to start pulsing immediatly after the hook.
That gif above is showing you how I got that wobble on the 2nd verse. It's nothing more than just simple automation on ableton's auto filter plug in. Below is a close up of the auto filer that i'm using.
Notice how similar this auto filter looks compared to the EQ we were looking at earlier? Well it's becuase it is essnetially the same thing just with slightly different controls. You can do some pretty crazy stuff with these parameters, but in this case we are only automating the frequency knob. Notice how its sweeping up and down over and over again? Well that motion is what gives you that wobble. Just for reference this is what those chords sound like if we disable the auto filter.
You can still hear a bit of pumping because of a side chain I have going on, but notice the lack of movement now that we disabled the filter. The more creative you get with you automation points, the more variation you can add with this simple tool. You can even keep it really simple and just have the filter drop down to a low value and slowly sweep up.
This is highly effective, and a tool i use a lot to clear out energy and then get the listener anticipating the next hit. Pair this with a drop out of drums or chords and you can create quite an impactful entrance of your next section. Listen to the audio clip below to hear an example, this time with everything in it.
Still adds a great variation to the track, and it took all of 30 seconds to do.
So whether you are adding gradual sweeps, or creative wobbles, filters and automation are an excellent quick tool to make a strong B section. And this was just low pass filters. You can do the same thing with hi pass filters, and band pass filters and even comb filters, so do some experimenting and see what you can come up with. I will most likely be doing an article just about creative uses for filters because you can really do a lot with these tools.
2. Change Up Your Sound
As an artist it's pretty easy to get caught up in the process. Sometimes the smallest change can create a significant impact to the listeners experience and can have them hitting that replay button over and over. With that said, what may seem like a small modification to a creator doesn't always mean it will be perceived that way by the listener. A great example of this is the simple act of changing up your instrument for your B section. By doing this, you surprise the listener by taking them to an unexpected place. This also gives you more control and another opportunity to re direct the mood of your track. And all you have to do is create a new instrument and drag and drop your MIDI. Want to bring an organic human feel to your B section? Then switch those synth chords to rhodes chords. Want to create a breakdown section where people can take a breather and reset them for another drop? Then switch your sound to a washy pad, or choir. Or you could switch out your snare for a weird percussion hit soaked in reverb. It's up to your imagination, but try and implement this on your next track and I think you will see how this simple change can really be a powerful change up. As a quick example lets revisit the same track we were working on with the filter.
I removed the filter so it now comes out of the hook wide open. Lets take a listen:
And here is a version where i switched up the main chord synth and arp sounds.
I took all of 2 minutes to pick the change up sounds, but the more time you spend picking the right sound, the better the change up will be. As i said earlier, this variation can seem almost too simplistic, but that's only because your looking at it from the artist perspective. To the person consuming your art, it is a surprise, and more often than not, a welcome one. There is sophistication in simplicity, and sometimes the most "complex" additions have equal impact as the simplistic additions. I firmly believe that as an artist you want to create the perception that you are predictable only so that you can have the power to flip everything over and show a new side when people are least expecting it. This doesn't mean make repetitive and predictable music, but instead utilize patterns to bring energy and excitement to your productions and art.
3. Chord Inversions
Ok lets jump into some music theory real quick. Another way to add variation to your song, and B section is by inverting chords. This is a simple tactic that can bring a subtle change to your music and while the average listener may not register the inversion, their subconscious surely will.
So what exactly is a chord inversion? Well think of it as a shift in the notes of a chord. So if you had C major for example (C,E,G) you could invert this chord by shifting C up one ocatve. So now your chord is E,G and C up an ocatve.
So just by tranposing your C note (if you are in ableton it is as simple as selecting the note and pressing shift + the up arrow) you have created an inversion, specifically the first inversion of that chord. You can keep going and transpose your E up an octave which will leave you at the 2nd inversion. Your chord would then look like G, C and E. Once again this is still a C Major chord, but now in a 2nd inversion voicing. This will have a different color to it, but will still be a C major chord. The closer a chords notes are to one another, the more tense, or dissonant the voicing will be. The farther apart the chords are, the more resolution. If you are scratching your head I HIGHLY encourage you to check this resource out. It's a really great visual and semi hands on explanation of inversions.
Inversions are beneficial for a number of reasons, voice leading for instance, but in the case of B sections and variation, it is a great way to re introduce a section with a subtle difference in color. Now that we have a basic understanding of chord inversions, lets try and apply it to the beat we were working on in the filter section.
These are the chords that happen throughout the track. I have a call and response where i have another instrument hitting the same chord every half bar.
These are pretty basic chords, with not a lot of fancy stuff going on. One thing to note is that these are 7th chords and not traids, meaning we have an extra note extending off of our basic triad. We also have an additional bass note underneath the chords for added body. If you want to get a little hands on, feel free to download this midi file here. If you are not really sure what a 7th chord is you should take a quick second to watch this video. Don't mind the title. This guy does great job of breaking down this concept.
So technically what i'm about to show you aren't chord inversions, but it is the same premise. The idea is that you want to transpose the notes from the chords you already have to bring a different color to them. Lets work with the same track, and use the version with the new instrument added from earlier. So the picture above are the chords that are arpeggiated, you can hear it by scrolling up to the last audio clip, and there are response chords that play directly after on the 2 beat of the bar. Those chords are being played by the synth and then the rhodes in our B section. So my process for how I invert chords is always different each time, but if you are new to inversiosn i suggest just messing around until you get something that sounds cool.
Above is a quick example of how I invert these chords. I did this very quickly and I would encourage you to spend more time on it, but you can see how simple the process is. I'm just highlighting a note and hitting transpose and shifting it either up or down and octave. This isn't going to completely shift your sound, but it will provide a nice color difference in your track. As you get better with inversions you will start to learn what works and what doesn't. I sometimes like to focus on my top notes and creating a different top melody for my b section. You can also mess with the tension and resolution of each chord. Remember how i said the more space between notes the more resolution? Well look at the third chord in the example above. See how spaced out those notes are after I transposed? Well it will have a more open feel and will seem like it resolves more. You can also do the opposite and invert the chords so they have notes that are closer which will create some tension. You could try doing that before a spread out chord for some nice tension and release. This same concept holds true for bass lines. You can move the bassline according to your chords as well. So instead of having the bass line just play the root of the chord, you can have it play the 3rd or the 5th, or even 7th and so on. You should actually be doing this throughout your basslines, and not just in your B section. This is a great way to keep your basslines from being sterile.
Here is the same track we've been using, but this time with inverted chords and a transposed bassline in our B section.
Once again, this was a very quick process, and I would spend more time on it if this was going to be a finished project, but i think you get the idea. The important thing with this technique is trusting your ears. It's easy to get caught up in music theory and be paralyzed by the notion that you don't know enoug It doesn't have to be that complicated. Just mess with things until they sound good. Simple as that. As you start to learn more theory, these concepts will take on whole new meanings and you will start to figure out new and powerful ways to utilize them.
4. Add and Remove Parts
Keeping with the theme of simplicity, here is another method that is super simple. Adding and removing parts of your song is a great way to ramp up momentum or clear out energy. And by adding and removing parts I don't just mean whole instruments, I also mean notes. Something that i see done a lot these days is adding more notes to a chords voicing in a B section. This plays off of that concept of closer notes makes more tension and more spaced notes make for more resolution within a chord. If you add more notes to a chord and have the additions close to the preexisting notes, you are going to create more... yeah you guessed it, tension. So in the context of a build up, this is a great way to get the listener ready for a hook section which resolves this tension and brings a ton of energy. This is something you see a lot in neo soul, and future beats. There is a heavy focus on voicings and playing with the tension and release. You will see a lot of notes in chords that are a semitone away, which by themselves may be dissonant, but in the context of the song, add to the flow of the composition.
On a more macro level, just removing your chord section and letting your bass and drums do all of the work is also a great approach. This is especially true if you have a groove that you really love. It's a great way to show it off for a bit before the chords or melody come back in. You can also add in parts too. I sometimes like to add a little pluck that emphasizes the off beat to give subtle deviation from the groove. I'll then remove it for the rest of the song, but that simple addition goes a long way. Some of my favorite moments in music are the ones that come and go even if it's only 4 or 8 bars. While I will usually like the song as a whole, it can be those small parts that keep me coming back for more, which is something i try and emulate in my own productions.
5. Change up your Rhythm
This technique is something that I have been using in a lot of my music. It's incredibly effective, and can create a really cool variation that can wow a listener if done correctly. Lets depart from the example we have been using and lets explore this track:
If you give this track a spin you can actaully hear all of these techniques being put to use. The part I really want you to focus on is the 1:20 mark when that B section drops in. If you go back and forth between this section, and the other parts of the song, you will hear a distinct difference in groove. Here is a snap shot of the session so you can get a better idea of what you are hearing
If you look at the highlited section, which is my B section for this song, you can see a lot of short chord notes that happen frequently. The part leading up to this section are long chords with less movement. The result is a rhthmically different B section that sort of explodes out of the song because it deviates from the groove we had heard up until this point. Now that you can see the arrangement visually, try listening to the track again and follow along with what you are hearing. This snap shot spans around :40 to the 1:40 mark. Now it may sound like there is a drum change up, but pretty much the only variation here is with my chords and melody.
Now lets zoom in to see whats going on
This is what the chord structure looks like leading up, and after the B section:
These are pretty basic chords that more or less span the length of each bar. Not a ton of movement but when paired with a few other instruments, my drum groove and bass line, the track moves along quite nicely. Now this is how i changed those same chords for the B section:
These are literally the same chords. Didn't invert, did transpose, just simply made them shorter and made them happen more frequently. This definitely took some time to get in the right pocket, but I didn't have to make new chords or play something out. I instead just had to work creatively with what I had to bring some new movement to the section.
This is what those chords sound like:
There are two other elements that really help hammer this section home. If you go back up to the snap shot of this arrangement you will also see that I removed a bunch of parts that were playing throughout the song. This really helped clear out space to emphasize the new chord rhythms that I added. The other part that really gives this B section unique movement is this chord progression that I actually bounced down to audio... If you haven't already go check out my last article about creative post production tricks with audio to get some insight on this process.
This audio is just bounced down from the chord progression we were working on earlier but played on a different synth. I bounced it down because it gave me the ability to tweak and manipulate it in a particular way. With audio you can really get precise with your chops. This audio is just mimicking the chopped up midi chords in this section. You can preview what this audio sounds like in the clips below.
With that chopped up audio I was able to empasize the chord rhythm even more. With a few post production tricks that i talked about in my last post, I ended up with the B section that you can hear in the track. Once again, all i did was shorten the chord lengths, and messed with their timing. So while this may sound complex, it's really quite simplistic once you dissect it.
A wise man once said something along the lines of "People don't pay you for your skill, they pay you for your style". To me this means that there is sophistication in simplicity, and while spending hours on a complex idea is a awesome, you can sometimes create just as much impact with a simple approach. While I'm not suggesting to ignore complex methods, I do think you can make really powerful creative decisions using less effort than you think. At the very least, these methods are great starting points. Try building off of them, combining them, and adding your own unique twist. Your B sections will thank you for it, and so will your listeners. On that same note, use these throughout your song! Not just B sections. You can implement these throughout and create constant variation.
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Thanks for all the great stories. I hope you have a great 2019.
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It definitely will be a good one if you keep on writing for us.
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How did you become a writer?
I didn't become a writer. Writing has turned out to be my "aggressive default." By that I mean that each time I've placed my writing at the service of my other careers, writing has overtaken them.
I learned to write at an extremely early age because it somehow was clear to me that everything I planned to do would require writing and writing well. I was good at it, of course. When you're not yet 5 years old, you're good at everything. So I carried on. My father gave me my first typewriter. It's a gorgeous refurbished German machine, an Olympia with a distinctive, elegant font called Prestige Elite. I still have this typewriter, a completely metal contraption. It must weigh 30 pounds. With those keys under me, I never met a blank piece of paper I didn't want to fill up.
In college, people would have me type their papers just so they could get their work into this special font. And it was in college that the career-ousel started.
I meant to be a clinical psychologist, but I found myself doing special readings in the psychology of the arts at the University of Bath in England and realized that the pull of the arts was winning out over that of psychology.
I meant to be a stage actor, but I found that my own words were arriving with more pressure and power than those of our best playwrights. I ended up critiquing those playwrights' words -- my entry point into journalism was criticism, then hard news.
So yes, I've spent 30 years as a journalist, but journalists write about others' actions and successes and mistakes and goals and careers and lives and I'm profoundly tired of writing about others, unless they're creatures of my own making.
A few years ago, I thought the next move was in accepting a diplomatic appointment with the UN, then working as an executive producer and a humanitarian dealmaker and several other things. But the only part I liked in each field was the writing. My aggressive default.
Name your writing influences (writers, books, teachers, etc.).
Teacher: Maky Shell. She gave me my own personal "it gets better" message. In South Carolina's middle schools, you need to hear that. What she said was tailored to my situation and would mean nothing to anyone else. But it's still precious to me. And I'm still working to fulfill it, to make Maky right, as it were.
Author: Mary Shelley. She scared me to death with Frankenstein, which I read while we were living in Oxford (my father was at Mansfield College). Not until Nevil Shute's On the Beach would I find another book that welcomed the negative so fearlessly. I admired that, and still do. I appreciate people who can resist the populist clamor for happiness. I don't want to sit back and relax. I want to sit forward and be tense.
Author: Helen MacInnes. Scottish-American, wrote espionage novels that I value most for their direly serious delivery. No camp, no send-ups, none of Ian Fleming's stupid gadgets and playboy rubbish. MacInnes' husband was in British intelligence with MI6, she had genuine raw material at hand. One of her books, Assignment in Brittany, was said to be given to Allied agents going into the French resistance. She made a Campari-translucent shift into Cold War espionage from wartime spy fiction and wrote the rest of her life about the person-to-person treachery that underlies a social contract.
Author: Joan Didion. The Last Thing He Wanted walks me out of the gray Orwellian Europe of MacInnes' espionage directly into the Ray-Ban-ed glare of covert Contra operations in the tropics. Daylight darkness. Didion's voice in this is stabbing, muscular, relentlessly paranoid and circular, I love her for it.
Author: Andrew Miller. Ingenious Pain, like the work of Didion and MacInnes, is an interface of emotion and intellect. He frames it with vocation, in this case Old World medicine. I find that the architecture of work always shapes the greatest characterizations. Miller's protagonist here is James Dyer, an 18th-century surgeon who can feel no pain, emotional or physical.
Author: Henry, my other Miller. Driven. So doggedly self-iterated that his emotion and intellect fuse like glass. If you want to "hear" Miller's fevered literary voice, get Campbell Scott's unparalleled reading of the audio edition of The Tropic of Cancer. And my favorite Miller is The Colossus of Maroussi. An excerpt:
In Greece one has the desire to bathe in the sky. You want to rid yourself of your clothes, take a running leap and vault into the blue. You want to float in the air like an angel or lie in the grass rigid and enjoy the cataleptic trance. Stone and sky, they marry here. It is the perpetual dawn of man's awakening.
When and where do you write?
All hours, darkness is especially good, inevitably behind the silky curtain called RescueTime.com. Its FocusTime function scrims out whichever online distractions I want to avoid for as long as I like.
I prefer my office setup because it has multiple screens so I can use several views of a single manuscript at once. And I'm at a stand-up desk, I've been doing this for two years now. I think better on my feet. But I can manage in most places – newsroom work does that to you. I do need to be near seawater to feel OK about writing. Not for nothing was I born seaside in Charleston. I'm happy writing on jets, especially if they have good wi-fi and electrical connections for my laptop. Delta operates my favorite flying studios.
Overseas, Scandinavia is better than Italy, but Greece is terrific for writing, so is Portugal and the Canaries. England, Wales, yes. Not Ireland for me. France, forget it. Germany some. Bulgaria's great, the Netherlands too small. Iceland, super. Malta is Iceland's warmer sister.
In the States, the South. Probably being from the Lowcountry does that to me. West and Midwest, not a prayer. Texas was better than I expected it to be for writing, but too big to keep your ideas together, everything keeps floating away with the cottonwood fuzz.
What are you working on now?
Long-form fiction, and that's all I'll tell you. I've learned in the last year to shut up about my creative work, my non-journalistic work. You hear so many people sound like such self-delusional nut jobs talking about their own stuff. I'm trying to take that to heart.
I've also learned the hard way that my particular work of the moment is easily misunderstood if you can't put it into someone's hand and say, "read right there, you'll get what I mean."
So. More when I can put it into your hand and say that to you.
Have you ever suffered from writer's block?
What's your advice to new writers?
Wait. You're not ready. You cannot know what you don't know when you're setting out. This is precisely the amateur's dilemma: Whatever professionalism you may have in other walks of life, you have to earn it in publishing all over again.
Pace yourself for years, not months. If you seriously want to write something of value, not simply a commercially viable product, you're committing to learning to live with your writerly self, for the long haul.
It requires time and patience (and a straight face, many times) to learn the publishing industry deeply. Do not expect publishing people to teach you. They have little idea what their industry is anymore and they're obsessed with lunch. This is one of those odd periods when the consumers know more than the makers. You can hear tech-product engineers talking about users who have a better grasp on what they need than the designers do. Same thing for publishing right now. A lot of publishing's people are lovely, dedicated, clueless, and exhausted by their shared sardonic sense of humor – it no longer serves them, it just makes them say silly things when they need to straighten up and cope. The digital disruption has turned many publishing experts into high-visibility amateurs in their own profession.
All the way back to my earliest actor training, I had Stanislavsky, sweet Konstantine, drilled into me – the best actor knows himself better than the average man; love the art in yourself, not yourself in the art. This is true for writers, too, maybe even more so. Instead of having to find a single character's personality inside themselves as actors do, writers have to strip down and go skin-to-skin with the whole stageful, every character, every goal, dream, preference, gender, impulse, guilt, thrill, secret. Remember the old XM satellite radio tag line? A good writer is "everything, all the time."
So if you want to schlepp a lot of fast genre turns out there and hock 'em like Hocking for 99 cents, go ahead. I'm not condemning people for whom the rangier reaches of the realm aren't interesting. Like craft and art, we know these things exist. We have basketweaving. And we have sculpture. Your intelligence determines which of those you're here for.
If you think there's a chance you can make a contribution, if the sculptor in you keeps overtaking your other careers, that's your aggressive default. So wait. Work harder, work longer, cover yourself in the work.
Become a professional in the field of your own potential.
Give up the excuses of amateurism.
Stop answering people when they ask "how much longer before it's ready?" Step out of those long pants, put on your cargo shorts.
Forgive yourself when you don't feel like guessing your next revision's ETA for them. If they expect you to do the conceptualization, the design, the testing, the platforming, the publishing, the distribution, the promotion, and the fulfillment of your own damned career – and they do – then they can bloody well wait for delivery.
And don't talk about it. They don't really understand and they don't really care.
How has the Internet influenced your writing?
Remember when I mentioned needing to be near the sea? The Internet is my second sea. Now necessary. A lot like the first one, it can take you anywhere else. Your keyboard is coastal, your screen harbors the catch of your day, and digital tides push all that data around, nonstop, day and night, voices washing up and eddying around you in warm-water gullies, then rushing back out. It's a living medium, the Internet. Do your work on it, respect it, and you're never out of touch with the people who'll be your readers. They're all around you. Dogpaddling.
Porter Anderson is a critic, journalist, producer, and consultant based in Tampa. His weekly "Writing on the Ether" column on publishing is read Thursdays at JaneFriedman.com. He's also a regular, standing contributor to Writer Unboxed and to Digital Book World's Expert Publishing Blog. As a journalist, he has worked with CNN USA, CNN International, CNN.com, CNN.com Live, the Village Voice, the Dallas Times Herald, and other news outlets. He is a former producer (diplomat P5, laissez-passez) with the United Nations, posted to the World Food Programme's headquarters in Rome. He has also served as Executive Producer and Consultant with INDEX: Design to Improve Life, the Danish government's program in humanitarian design in Copenhagen. Anderson holds a BA from William and Mary, an MA from the University of Michigan, an MFA from Florida State, and he has done special readings at the University of Bath (UK). He is a Fellow with the National Critics Institute. He supports the Museum of Modern Art and WQXR's NPR-affiliated live stream Q2 Music in New York.
Site: PorterAnderson.com
Blog venues: Writing on the Ether at JaneFriedman.com each Thursday; Writer Unboxed each fourth Saturday; DBW Expert Publishing Blog–intermittent posts.


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Market your course: The beauty of using a course to make money online is that you can continue to sell it for as long as you'd like. Look for niche communities on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Reddit that might benefit from your content. Guest post on relevant blogs and sites. Look for anywhere you might be able to get in front of the right people. With just a few hours a month you can continue to generate sales.
Using Fiverr is a great way to pick up work. Once you have signed up you can advertise your services. Fiver allows you to create your own gigs, whether you are offering web design, digital marketing, writing, or something else. You can choose how much you want to charge (it can be more than a fiver) and people will then contact you if they are interested in working with you. Fiverr will not only help you get experience if you are just starting off as a freelancer, but it will also help you earn some extra cash.
Choose the product to promote very carefully, visit the site that sells the product or service directly and how that site is presented. Is the design simple, persuasive and is the product high quality, priced reasonably and useful to the audience you are addressing? Is it in line with the right ethical and moral system you want to be associated with?
Ready to enter the ecommerce fray? Why not sell your own stuff. Of course, along with selling your own stuff on your own website comes a whole slew of both responsibilities and technical configuration and requirements. For starters, you'll need a website and a hosting account. You'll also need a merchant account (sure you can use Stripe or PayPal). Then you'll need to design that site, build a sales funnel, create a lead magnet and do some email marketing.
I`ve had only negative experiences with clickbank. I`ve only ever sold one 33 dollar digital product. The kicker is that about 5 weeks later, it got refunded! Quality really is a big issue with these products as you said. Thanks for finally explaining "gravity." Now I`ve got a great way to judge what is quality and what isn`t. One question thought, does gravity take into account refund rates?
Now you've got many different options to start earning online. If you saw something that really interests you, try it out and learn more about it. If you're really wanting to make a full-time income online, you need to be dedicated to learning how to do what you want to do. There are tons of free resources out there. You just have to search for them!
A fitness site can have numerous revenue streams. Create healthy eating plans and recipes and lock them away as premium content. Promote and sell a fitness training course, eBook, or a series of videos. Or advertise your own personal fitness services on your site. Topfithub is a good example of a fitness site with decent video content alongside product reviews.
ClickBank streamlines the process of affiliate marketing and gives thousands of products to choose from. Everything depends on you for you to choose the right products and promote them intelligently. Concentrate on the establishment of a customer relationship by providing useful content and sales keep you out of hand. The clickbank is one of the real ways to make money online.
With drop shipping, you're effectively partnering with a manufacturer or wholesaler to sell their products. This way, you don't pay upfront costs to buy inventory, aren't sitting on unsold items taking up expensive warehouse space, and don't have to deal with shipping the products yourself. You simply create your site, fill it with drop shippable products, and drive in customers, with almost everything else done for you.
Robo-advisors are diversified investment accounts that are automatically managed by a computer algorithm (as opposed to a human money manager). If you want to invest, but don't have the money, or don't want to invest with a money manager, robo-advisors are for you! Robo-advisors make investing easier—and cheaper—so they're perfect for new investors.
The goal of your blog is to inform and to sell. Provide valuable content from the Pitch Page of the product, as well as outside resources. Add your HopLink to the actual product using text and possibly images. You can often get images from an affiliate page for the product, which can be found in the product's Vendor Spotlight in the ClickBank Marketplace.
This next category is one of my favorites. And, it applies to almost everyone looking for a good side hustle. Why? Because it is something everyone should be doing regardless of whether they are looking for a little something to earn a few pennies during commercial breaks that requires minimal effort or they are looking to create a full-time income from home.
Another thing to consider is that even if you break even on the first sale, you're still winning. All you need to do is create more content about other problems that target market may have following the same principle and queue them one after the other. For example if we target women that want to lose weight they may also have wrinkle problems, digestion problems, diabetes, aging problems etc. We can easily create a chain of issues we run the email list through, let them opt in for what matches their issues and make several sales to that audience.
Anyone interested in making money online should be pursuing passive income, while also working on active income. There are loads of ways to generate an income passively on the internet, many of which start at the foundation of having a blog, generating substantial traffic and building an audience and a list. Is it easy? Nope. Is it worth it? It sure is. But that doesn't mean you need to start a blog to make money online today.
I was thinking print because I understand that market much better, as I come from that world. Also, there is an immense amount of competition online, specifically regarding PPC. Finally, print offers something which PPC ads do not IMO, which is, when people see something in a newspaper or magazine, they give it more weight. They tend to put more trust into it. Even though they shouldn't, they assume because something is in print, it must be good and worthy. However…
Thanks! I have a few products mixed into my blog posts, and will be adding more. I have found CB to be a mixed bag so far – but need more time to see how it pans out. Also wondering about setting up more sites to follow the funnel you set up. I was pleased to hear you mention having 3 follow ups in the responder sequence. Someone else had suggested 10! I figured by 4 or 5 you lost them anyway.
You can sell your ebooks through Amazon's Kindle program or Apple's iTunes Connect, which gives you access to a large majority of the digital-book reading market and the barriers for entry are incredibly low. You don't need to invest lots of money to make this happen, but you do need to invest lots of time, not only in writing the ebooks, but in marketing them as well.
You can work as a virtual assistant through dedicated websites, such as Upwork or Zirtual. All kinds of skills are needed, and compensation can vary anywhere between $10 per hour to $100 or more. Obviously, the higher pay will be to people who have more technical skills, such as web building skills and marketing. But you can find work doing administrative tasks at the lower end of the pay scale.
If you're willing to take on some risk and have the heart of a true hustler, you can make extra money online doing commission-only sales for startups and other businesses. While you won't be getting a regular salary, with the right sales strategies and skills as an inside sales rep, you can make decent money for each sale you bring in. And because you'll most likely be working with startups, if you can negotiate a little equity you could profit big time if you're pitching a solid product and the startup succeeds.
You can earn above average rates of return because peer-to-peer lending eliminates the bank function. That means that you participate in nearly the entire interest rate being paid by the borrower, rather than the less than 1% that you will typically earn on certificates of deposit. And you can reduce your risk by investing in slices of hundreds of different loans.
Matched Betting (not available in the USA) enables you to gamble (nearly) risk-free. I say nearly as there is always room for error! It involves placing bets on all outcomes of an event, using free online bets given out by the Bookies. Although it may take a while to get your head around the concept, Matched Betting can make a substantial addition to your monthly income.
What a great post mate.This is brilliant for newbies who are struggling to get a start and build up some confidence in their ability to become successful.Just getting those first few sign ups and a sale or two is very inspiring when you are starting out.You make some good points about giving value first and then gently selling your offer,too many marketers like to sell,sell,sell…. This drives me nuts,so I guess it happens to most potential customers.I hope to get more brilliant content from you in emails in the future to help me build my business.
Medium is an online community where anyone can post articles and essays and get them in front of their audience of millions of monthly readers. While it can be a great place to build your audience for your own blog or find customers for your consulting business, with Medium's new Partner Program, you can now make money online whenever someone reads your articles. Register for free and you can choose whether your articles are freely available or only readable by those people paying $5/month for a premium Medium membership. You'll make money based on the amount of people who read and engage with your posts each month.
The money is most certainly in the list. If you're at all interested in online marketing, setup email software and create a lead magnet that you can use in your sales funnel. Then, build up that list. It's often said that you can expect to earn about $1 per subscriber per month. If you have a list of 10,000 subscribers, that means you can earn roughly around $10,000 per month. You will need to deliver value and not pitch them on every email, but it is a very achievable goal in a short period.
Find your niche partners, collaborators, and champions: As you're creating your course, look for notable people who are also creating content in the space. Look att how their businesses operate and incorporate that into your own plan. You can also reach out to any influencers and make them affiliates for your own course. This way, they'll be incentivized to share your content with their own audiences (which can be a major way to generate your first sales—it helps if you're using one of the best CRMs for small business—and start building your own community!)
28. Subscription – If you think of something valuable (newsletter, online magazine, etc.) that you can consistently offer on a certain basis (weekly, monthly, etc.), you may want to offer a subscription service. This could be a fee charged each time your product is sent out or on a monthly basis. Either way, this has to be something that your customers can only get by subscribing to your website.
Double check yourself, before you double wreck yourself. Make sure everything you send to a company, whether a résumé, an email or a portfolio, is good to go. Double check your grammar and wording, and for God's sake use spell check! This is especially important when it comes to the company's name. Don't spell their name wrong and be sure to type it how they type it (e.g. Problogger, not Pro Blogger).


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With 23,900 workers in 2014, Manitoba was the sixth-largest agriculture sector employer in Canada.
- The province is also one of the most reliant on agriculture as a part of its economy, with 3.5% of the workforce directly employed by the sector. Only Prince Edward Island and Saskatchewan have a higher dependence on agricultural employment.
- Despite a decade in which the demand for labour stabilized, in 2014, the province was unable to fill 1,800 agricultural jobs. This cost the sector $282 million, which was the highest share of agricultural sales lost to labour shortages of any province.
- Between now and 2025, strong production growth in the province's grain and oilseed, beef, and swine industries will increase its labour need. However, the labour supply is expected to shrink during this time, which could leave as many as 4,900 jobs unfilled and prevent this vital part of Manitoba's economy from reaching its full potential.
- For more information on Manitoba's agricultural production trends and labour market challenges, download the fact sheet or full provincial report.


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Is one firm's efficiency management merely solution management by an additional name? Does it matter just what you call it, as long as the completion outcome is a far better organisation?
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Fall in love with a Long, Tall Texan in Diana Palmer's classic tale, The Texas Ranger ! When Texas Ranger Marc Brannon returns to the line of duty, a high profile murder mystery pits him against a vibrant -- and vulnerable -- junior investigator from his past. Years ago, Josette Langley made no secret of the fact that she was desperately in love with the rugged lawman, and despite their differences, the rough hewn loner became drawn to the innocent young woman. Yet Marc and Josette parted on explosive terms when she made a shocking accusation that shattered both their lives. Now they're back together again ... And this time, a lot more than just their hearts is at stake. The woman Marc once cherished is being targeted by a corrupt political figure who will stop at nothing to bury the truth. Can Marc and Josette set aside their stormy discord and see justice served -- or will they both be caught in the crossfire?
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View 31 - 40 results for remove comic strips. Discover the best "Remove" comics from Dilbert.com.
Thursday July 08,
Tags #eat a sandwhich, #edges of bread, #anti crust
The boss sits in a meeting with Wally and Asok. the boss says, "Before I eat a sandwich, I always remove the useless edges of the bread." The boss says, "that tells you what kind of manager I am." Aosk says, "You're the anti-crust?"
Wednesday August 25,
Tags #bog stubborn, #dumb guy, #contract employees, #email, #bulletin list, #incremental cost, #agree with me, #our lives
Caption: "Big stubborn guy" Dan says, "We should remove the contract employees from our e-mail bulletin list." Dilbert says, "Um.. they need that information to do thier jobs, and there's no incremental cost." Dilbert says, "This is when you agree with me and we move on eith our lives." Dan says, "I will fight you to the end of the earth!"
Wednesday January 14,
Tags #airport security, #epidural layer, #plastic bag, #federal crime, #airport tsa, #hassle, #terrorists, #airlines, #bins, #line, #xrays
Airport Security Please remove your jacket and shoes Please remove your epidermal layer and put it in a plastic bag. It is a federal crime to mention the movies "Ishtar" "Glitter" or "Gigli"
Sunday August 29,
Tags #last bullet point, #bullet point, #admit wrong, #alice heard wrong, #boss has to admit wrong
Alice has just presented a document to the Boss. As the Boss reads it, he tells her, "Remove that last bullet point. It's stupid." Alice gasps. Alice crosses her arms and says, "Yesterday, you told me to add that bullet point." She continues, "So either you were wrong today or you were wrong yesterday." The Boss ponders this. Alice pokes her head out of the Boss' office to tell the other workers, "Everyone come quickly! He has to admit he's wrong!" Dilbert and Asok sprint down the hall. Wally's head pops up from behind his cubicle wall, elated. Once the other employees are gathered around her, Alice cues the Boss, "Say it." The Boss responds, "Alice heard me wrong yesterday." Alice is furious as everyone continues to stand around her. Wally says, "It takes a big man to admit Alice is wrong." Asok, cupping his hands to his mouth, yells, "Can you hear us Alice?"
Saturday November 26,
Tags #cubicle cockroach, #can't be killed, #eternal, #special prokject
"Ha ha! I'm the Cubicle Cockroach that cannot be destroyed!" "Once hired, nothing can remove me from my cubicle. I am eternal! Ha ha!" "I'm moving you to a special project." "Erk!!!"
Thursday May 03,
"I heard that you started a comic strip on the side." "You're in my seat, fly bait. Move or I'll pound your head so hard you'll have to remove your pants to read." "Did I miss anything about teamwork?" "Where do you get your ideas?"
Friday February 02,
Tags #user interface, #add button, #random changes, #create illusion, #adding value
The Boss: Why did you add this button to the user interface? Dilbert: You told me to. The boss: Why would I tell you that? Dilbert: You always suggest random changes to create the illusion of adding value. The Boss: Well, remove that button. Dilbert: It's only on your copy."
Sunday September 30,
Tags #complaining, #not helpful, #brush of unhelpfulness, #srigma, #issues, #monster
Boss: Brian tells me you're not being helpful. Asok: Gaaa!!! You have been painted by the brush of unhelpfulness. There is no way to remove the stigma of this accusation. Wally: Watch and learn. Brian has... um... issues. Boss: Issues? What issues? Mental? Emotional? Substance abuse? Wally: I've said too much. It's not my place. Boss: He's a monster! Asok: You make it look easy!
Saturday March 09,
Tags #color printer, #frobid, #frustration, #information services, #office equipment, #office workers, #removed, #rough drafts, #crazy co worker
Mordac: I am Mordac, the preventer of information services, and I forbid you from using the shared color printer for rough drafts! Dilbert: That sounds reasonable, which makes me wonder what you're up to. Two Months Later Why did you remove the color printer? Mordac: It was hardly ever used.
Friday July 11,
Tags #salary, #above midpoint, #sock, #hand, #paycheck, #demonstration, #money
The Boss says, "Your salary is already above the midpoint for your pay range." The Boss says, "Excuse me while I remove a sock to explain what will happen to your pay going forward." The Boss says, "Let's say the sock is inflation and my hand is your paycheck."


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We were disappointed, to say the least, to see that no new bill or law to protect James and other children like him was on the docket for 2019. This needs to be rectified. We need to get this in front of lawmakers right away.
Two petitions- one to Texas legislators and one to The White House. Please sign and share.


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Team manager Dave Cornish would like to thank all of the technical and personal sponsors for their level of support for Lewis and CRT. Without their help it would be virtually impossible for Lewis and CRT to reach their full potential and be competitive at the very top level of the sport.
Negotiations are still underway with several more potential 'technical' sponsors and of course Lewis' personal equipment sponsors will be revealed shortly once agreements are confirmed.
Once again many thanks to all those involved with supporting Lewis and CRT.
2017 is sure to be another great year for all concerned.
Once again many thanks to all those involved with supporting Lewis and CRT. 2017 is sure to be another great year for all concerned.
During 2017, Lewis Cornish will again be competing in the French Supermoto Championship and selected European or World events.
Sponsorship deals are currently available, these will include: Advertisement on the race bike, race suit logos, helmet, plus logos and web links displayed on this website.
It is not unusual for the French and other European and World events to be televised and Lewis has on many occasions been required to appear on TV and radio to discuss his race success. This is an ideal opportunity for sponsors to gain high profile media coverage. Lewis always portrays a professional image when being interviewed by the media and gives credit to those who are supporting him via sponsorship.
Press releases are circulated at regular intervals, post-race or following further developments in Lewis's career which all contain recognition (via your logo) of the support you as a sponsor has provided. These articles have a large circulation list and give you the chance to be seen by some high profile companies.
There is also the opportunity for Lewis to attend company events with his race bike to display. Our aim is to discuss with you a number of ways in which you can support Lewis's ongoing race success and be part of this exciting and exhilarating sport.
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