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Departing RockYou, Julie Shumaker hired to grow sponsorship revenues.
Zynga, maker of FarmVille and other social games, appears serious about harvesting more ad sales. The San Francisco company has hired RockYou's Julie Shumaker to be VP of North American Sales, a newly created position.
At RockYou, which develops social games such as Gourmet Ranch, Shumaker worked on its advertising network, product innovation, and operations organization. The industry veteran will report to Zynga Chief Marketing and Revenue Officer Jeff Karp, who has vowed to ramp up ad sales for his brand.
According to a source close to the situation, Zynga plans to continue hiring ad salespeople while venturing into international markets. The public company recently reported $74.5 million in 2011 advertising sales, which was small compared to Zynga's overall revenues of $1.14 billion for the year.
In addition to FarmVille, Zynga's games include CityVille, CastleVille, Empires & Allies, Texas Hold 'Em Poker, Hanging With Friends, and Words With Friends. The games are played on Facebook, Orkut, MySpace, and Google+.
In an example of brand advertiser integration, Ford partnered with Zynga last fall to host what was dubbed the world's largest "Words With Friends" game to promote Ford's 2013 Escape model.
On Tuesday, Nov. 15, from 11 p.m. to midnight, Words With Friends fans competed against celebrity Jenny McCarthy, who was at an event in Los Angeles. As they played, a large photo of the 2013 Ford Escape was exposed on giant screens. The Escape debuted at the Los Angeles Auto Show the following day.
Other Zynga ad types:
Engagement Ads, in which players can answer questions about brand preferences and purchase behavior in exchange for in-game currency. For instance, a user might field questions about his or her American Express card.
Branded Virtual Goods, in which a brand ties advertising deeply into game play. Capital One's bank location in CityVille would fit this category, while perhaps the best-known examples have been FarmVille integrations involving brands like Farmer's Insurance, Bing, Coca-Cola, and McDonald's. Paramount recently launched a campaign in CityVille offering an in-game item to drive awareness of "Kung Fu Panda 2."
Mobile Ads, which are served into free versions of Zynga mobile games like Words with Friends and Hanging with Friends. Advertisers have included Amazon, eBay, and HBO; Zynga also has used the space to cross-promote other mobile games.
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The St. Francisville community is picking up the pieces after a fire ripped through several historic buildings today. Residents say it was quick action by firefighters and a great community that kept more history from being lost.
"There's going to be a very substantial fire loss. And, other than knowing that the fire started in portion of the building, that's all I can tell you," said Thomas Robinson, St. Francisville Fire Chief.
When the St. Francisville Fire Department got to the Blue Horse Saloon this morning, the flames were roaring. It didn't take long before the historic building landmark was burnt to a crisp.
"It was the 3-V café when I was growing up here, and I don't know what it was before that," said Chief Robinson.
"The little gift shop was actually a dance hall back in the 20s or 30s, and it's a shame to lose it," said Dawn Savell, owner of Bohemianville Antique shop.
While residents were shocked to see such a beloved part of St. Francisville's history destroyed, some refused to stand by and watch more of the town's history burn. Just one thin wall separated the burning Blue Horse Saloon from Dawn Savell's Bohemianville Antique Shop.
"The people in this community were here before me bringing stuff out, so I don't think we even lost anything," said Savell. "Just thanks to everybody who has been so helpful. This community is just wonderful."
Another nearby business owner, Laurie Welsh, says she wasn't surprised by her neighbors actions.
"I think the cool think about St. Francisville is that sense of community. When something happen, everybody pitches in," said Laurie Welsh, owner of the St. Francisville Inn.
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The Spring Cure: Join Us Next Week!
Next week, we roll, but don't worry, we'll start rolling slowly and pick up speed as we go.
>> The official sign up will be posted on Monday
Starting next week we're going to form online Cure groups in each of our four cities dedicated to making at least ONE home improvement - major or minor -in the next eight weeks. All the information will be right here on our front page. Offline, our book, Apartment Therapy, will lead you through the eight weeks and the basic cure requires minimal expense as it takes you from room to room and helps you declutter, organize and clean your home. Check out all our links below...
Next week we kick off our Spring Cure and for the next eight weeks we'll be joining together to pull off one home improvement just in time for Earth Day on April 22!
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Alas, I'm moving April 1st, so yet another Cure passes me by. I'm sure I'll clutter the place up by the next cure though...
How do you join? Is it a formal sign-up, or can you just start posting photos and comments?
Count me in! I'm hoping that some of last year's AT:SF Fall Cure folks will join in too! I miss their company.
Pteetsa - Just "join" by joining the Flickr group that is closest to you geographically. It's pretty "unofficial", and yes, post away!
Ok, thanks, STLcolleen! I'm glad it is informal, because I already have the book and have been decluttering for the past few months!
Meaning, I might skip a week here and there, but could use some advice. :-)
I feel like i have a leg up this year because I actually started a "cure-like" decluttering and designing process in January (versus the last, what, 3 or 4 where I said I was participating and did little!).
Ooooh, exciting! I'll have to skim the book again and figure out which room to do the one-room cure in.
ditto on the how-to-join then do-what-exactly? It looks like you start your own thread and start posting pics and process stuff? Am I close? :-)
Actually, could someone explain what exactly the Spring Cure is? I've seen a few posts on the Fall Cure and I never quite figured out what it was. I'm relatively new to AT.
Yikes. I did the Fall Cure and I really do need the Spring Cure already. I've been thinking about that the last few weeks. Will be glad to participate again.
I missed the last TWO cures. I'm with Christine this time though. I started last month with some decluttering projects (and am still in the process). It's like washing the dishes before putting them in the dishwasher. Now that I can think and breathe a bit more clearly, maybe I'll have a successful cure.
Ooooh! I'm so excited! I just bought the book this weekend on a whim and was going to do the cure by myself. Now I won't have to do it alone!
I picked up a copy of Apartment Therapy in January and have followed the blog ever since (it's addicting!). I've been inspired to clear out most of my clutter and have rearranged my bedroom, but as I am going in the hospital for surgery this week, I wont be up and around for a few weeks to participate in your Spring Cure. I will follow its progress so I can jump in once I'm recovered.
Thank you Maxwell for this blog forum - the only problem I have is that I spend perhaps more time reading the blog than tending to my apartment! :-)
kimg924, photos are posted on flickr with an Apartment Therapy tag. Folks comment and link from AT to let everyone know when they want opinions on something and/or an issue is at hand.
First step, open a free flickr account if you do not already have one. Welcome!
this is just the motivation i need. since moving into my new condo in september, there is not a single room that is not in some for of transition. now i just have to decide which room i'm going to really focus on.
I did the Fall Cure and it was a lot of fun (although I was really disappointed that my final photos, along with a lot of other folks', weren't shown along with the rest). I don't have the money to do this one, but I'll be watching with interest.
Yay-- I'm so ready to start decluttering. Having moved to new city at the beginning of the year, I'm ready to quit staring at these last few boxes.
Even better -- April 22nd is my birthday - there couldn't be better time :) I'll have an newly beautified home just in time to have friends over to celebrate.
Now, I'm off to Target to cram a few carb purchases in before I have to start being responsible...
Pearlandopal, one idea for people who are all Cured out (or feeling broke) is to just focus on the "improving your housekeeping" ideas that SCB came up with in a between-Cures series of ruminations. So one wouldn't run around buying furniture, but one might rearrange the kitchen counters so that they're less of a pain to keep clean.
Last year I did the Spring Cure and organized my Living Room, Kitchen and did a landing strip. I never finnished the Bedroom. This time around I will do a one room cure on my Bedroom and a mini cure on the rest of the apartment. I can't wait to start, I have already started to re-read the book again.
I can't wait to do this cure! I had JUST moved in during the fall cure but I still found it really helpful and fun to do (even if I didn't post after pictures...). I won't have too much money this time around but I'm looking forward to decluttering some things I've acquired since the fall and making things a little nicer all around.
My one question: Will the cities be divided up again? I know that was a first-time thing for the fall cure and I think by the end (as more and more people dropped out) some folks were feeling a bit lonely on the less populated sites. I would love to see everyone together, but its just a thought :)
I moved into my new apartment this past weekend and as soon as I can find my copy of the AT book, I'll be thrilled to join in this season's cure.
I had a blast doing the Fall cure and will join the Spring cure for sure! I'm sure it'll be even more fun because I'm at the point where I need to take care of fun things like decorating. I continued to make my new home mine in the last few months and cleared out more useless stuff.
I don't have a big budget, but I'm sure I'll manage. :)
I'm in.
March is always a do nothing month for me. I have two children who both have birthdays in March, and that tends to monopolize my time. This cure will be a great motivator for me.
I can't wait to get started.
yay! i did the spring cure last year and have decided i need the deep cleaning & bit more decluttering again this time around. besides, i have houseguests coming at the end of april/early may, so this will be perfect. best of luck to everyone!
I have been a regular visitor of AT for a while now but have never participated in any of the cures. I'm glad to say that today I finally purchased the book and can't wait to join you all on this decluttering/redecorating adventure. I had to order the book, so I may end up a few days behind, but I think I'll be okay.
Good luck to everyone and I hope to connect with all of you on some level during this journey.
Technically, I've already started, but I'm feeling stymied by my condo property's management resistance to my getting them to reset my floor tiles. If the "bones" of my home are ailing so, it's hard to build up on them, not to mention stressful and depressing. *sigh* Still, the condo is clean, the outbox is still taking donations, and flowers I bring in from the weekly farmers' market are doing worlds to cheer me and my condo up--nothing like some get well blossoms to inspire the healing!
I didn't think I would do the Cure this time, but I have a project that I desperately need to get done. A very unsexy, "bones" (it's in the book) project: replacing my hot water heater that's in the bedroom closet of my condo and must remain in the bedroom closet because there are no other options for placement (and if there were, it would be too costly, since this will already be in the $1K range--don't ask, it's the type of hot water heater). As long as the plumber's here, I'm also thinking of replacing the toilet with a Toto at the same time.
I've been putting the hot water heater replacement off too long and I REALLY need to do it ASAP--it could spring a leak at any time, in which case it'll be an emergency, and certainly cost more and be very disruptive. So the upcoming Cure is a blessing.
In order to replace the hot water heater in the closet, I have to empty out at least half the stuff in the closet. So, I might as well clean out the closet.
So, this is what I'm committing too. Maybe I should paint in there too, if there's time, and spruce up with lights. I'd rather do the bigger closet project that I really want to do at some point - removing the mirrored sliding doors, expanding the opening to the ceiling and walls, redoing the interior organization, and adding cool doors. But, that's another, more costly project. I guess paint would help in the meantime. But, I'll have to remove all the wire shelves, paint and put them back up. Not sure if that's worth it. Sigh.
Pixie, please let us know if you find a toilet that you would recommend in the Toto line.
Your pragmatic focus on the water heater situation sounds wise. We had a water heater explode on us in our last rental. There was a momentous gushing of water in the middle of the night. It was not fun.
Good luck with your Cure!
Wow --I almost missed this post! It got relegated to "older entries" so quickly.
I definitely want to do the Spring cure, but am away 4 weekends in March (skiing!) and am likely moving at the end of the summer anyway. At least the cure will help define tasks for the Great Cleanout that is o-so-necessary when moving. Particularly when the move potentially requires moving cross-country and definitely requires downsizing.
Sweet! I need another one!
wig3000 - that's my worst nightmare. OK, worst is if I'm out of town when it happens.
I've been saving links about Toto to my delicious page, so it's just a matter of sorting those, checking in with one or two others who have Totos, and deciding. I'll share here.
want to join and do the cure--can I post pic from i-photo? am a web troglodyte.
i can't wait for my book to arrive! i've already joined the flickr pool.
Macnellie, you can definitely post to Flickr from iPhoto. Go to www.flickr.com and sign up for a free account, and then you can download one of the free Flickr uploader plug-ins for iPhoto. You can then directly upload to Flickr from iPhoto.
Pixie - From what I've been hearing, Toto is the only brand to consider. Does anyone know if there are any pros and cons between 'one piece' and 'two piece' toilets?
Or you can just go through Flickr and upload the photos off your harddrive. Downloading to iPhoto puts the pics on your harddrive in Photo folder.
This is why I love this site so much, I learn so many things, sometimes even about myself--macnellie, I'm a web troglodyte too!
But I will say to be cautious using i-photo to DIRECTLY upload to Flickr. I had a problem, maybe it's just me, I don't know, with the images ending up extremely small when imported directly to Flickr from iphoto.
Now, I drag the image from iphoto into the flickr uploader that is open on my desktop which will then send the photos to your flickr site. That may not make sense to you know but after you setup flickr you will understand.
It's really just a matter of taking two steps rather than one to get your photos from one place to another.
re: Toto toilets. I have heard pros and cons regarding efficiency of Toto's. They do have that multi-flush option right? I think I read something recently downplaying the efficiency of this feature because one flush doesn't always do it. Of course you'd then have to flush again and end up using twice as much water.
Just my 2 cents...leaving now.
Art - were these cons from websites or people or where? Would like to know any cons, because I've only heard very good opinions of Totos.
This sounds like a great idea! Can we join up with re-nest if there aren't really any cities close by? Or do we have to pick a city?
sorry Pixie, I no I shouldn't bring something like that up without being able to back it up!! I've always heard great things about toto as well.
Re: toilets, a showroom sales rep recently told me that water conserving toilets have improved drastically in the last few years. He recommended a Toto.
An architect friend is also a Toto loyalist.
i'm in! i'll mostly be focusing on my living room, but all the rooms could use a good super-clean.
I'm in! I started some projects around the holidays (I actually got rid of some things and bought some vintage furniture.)
I'm very concerned about the bones of my apartment. There isn't a lot I can do without investing in a rental apartment to cure some of the ailments. I hope I do a cure on the cheap.
Please let us know how to get started and where to begin posting photos. I noticed someone posted to the flickr group, but haven't seen any instructions about where to begin or when.
I'm in again...although i will be in Nashville for one weekend and Vegas for another long weekend, so it will be fragmented...but I'm still in anyway...
Between too much travel and a serious injury, I didn't have much progress in the Fall cure. But I did get some things done (like some serious kitchen cleaning and emptying out my hall storage closet) which will be a good launching pad for the Spring. I'd been planning on taking a week off to work on my apartment and do some other projects, so the timing is perfect. I forsee a trip to Goodwill in my future.
Aimee (of Aimee's Petite Maison) -- not sure what you mean about joining up with "re-nest" (I am a Bear of Very Little Brain sometimes...) but in the Fall Cure we were each encouraged to join up with the group in the city closest to us. For me, in the Canadian Prairies, that meant joining with the Cure Group in Chicago. Even though you do your posting through one particular city's site, and join their Flickr group, you can still read all the different city cures, and see what everyone else is up to.
I wasn't planning to Cure this time 'round... until today. Now, with the Spring Cure about to start, I find I can't stay away, and will be doing a "Cure Lite" -- just little touch-ups here and there. I'll be in the Chicago group again.
I'm in! I'm completely addicted to the site, but I've never done an official Cure before. I've been working on decluttering for awhile as part of the process of remodeling our basement. My goals this Cure are to work on improving our landing strip, rearranging our living room furniture, setting up our office to be able to work from home, and organizing our basement.
The basement should be done next week, and we bought a Toto Aquia dual-flush toilet. I'll post a review on how it works once we've used it for awhile.
I think I'm in... although I accidentally started yesterday by cleaning out 3 enormous bags of clothes I wasn't wearing from our bedroom closet. I can't believe how much stuff they fit, and how awesome it is to look at a neat row of shirts and blouses hanging, knowing I wear those all the time!
I'm not really in - we're graduating in May, and parents will no longer be subsidizing the rent *sigh* so we'll be moving soon. Plus I'm pretty happy with the apartment right now, I've been good about keeping and emptying an outbox since last fall's cure (in fact, I made a trip to goodwill today!). But I will certainly be following along, I've really missed the AT community! And I'm hoping everyone else's cures will inspire me on the cleaning front.
Maybe I'll do a CureLite like SmallCityBeth, if I can't keep myself away.
i'll be rooting for you all.
so exciting. my b-friend bought the book tonight, and we just finished reading up to part 2 together. we critically need major apartment therapy & have decided to dive in for the first time at the spring cure. our new apartment currently looks like a flop-house (we've been here a month already, but it still looks like we just barely got the boxes through the front door).
anyway, we'll be with the L.A. Cure folks, so if you want to see some unbelievably embarrassing "before" pictures, designed expressly to make you feel much better about your own home, we're happy to be of service. yup, it's because of our commitment to this type of public service that we let it get this bad, you know?
;>) good wishes to everyone participating.
Hmmm.... I went to sign up and found that I've been a "member" since the Fall Cure.... which I did not actually participate in (blush).
However, THIS time... I need to, as I am scheduled to have a baby boy (my 2nd) on the 25th of this month.... and there is A LOT to still do.
Soooo..... let's see, I need to decide which room we (I) will focus on over the next 8 weeks. I may need 2 extra weeks, as I will be recovering from the surgery for about that long, but other than that, I am IN : )
Magickkasa, I challenge you. My before photos are most likely the scariest of them all! :)
The living room it is!
This cure will be dedicated to this room.
By the end I will complete the following projects:
purchase a new chair
paint window trim, banister
refinish desk
select, purchase and install window treatment
and if things go REALLY well...
Skim coast and paint living room walls.
Wish me luck. I'll post pictures later this week.
I tried this once before, but then got pregnant with baby #2 (not 9 months old) and started a company so dropped out... I guess I'll try again! Might try to do 2 room remedy - front hall & bedroom, plus some curtains for living & dining rooms.
Where's the NY Cure post that was supposed to go up today - did I miss it? I saw posts for the other cities.
I finally found my way onto the official site again, minus the daily 'blog-to-nowhere'.
Is it just me?
This site is crazy to get on to the main page among other links.
The 'city' allocation makes no sense at all.
Go international, or go home.
... the 'CURE"
I read all the hype.
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Beer has been brewed on Fuller's Chiswick site for over 350 years - as far back as the era of Oliver Cromwell. From the original brewery in the gardens of Bedford House on Chiswick Mall, the business expanded and thrived until the early part of the nineteenth century. Money problems forced the owners, who were then Douglas and Henry Thompson and Philip Wood, to seek a partner.
John Fuller, of Neston Park, Wiltshire was approached to see if he would inject the required amount of money. In 1829 he joined the enterprise, but the partnership proved a difficult one and in 1841 Douglas Thompson fled to France and the partnership was dissolved.
It soon became apparent that it was impossible for one man with no brewing experience to run a brewery of that size alone, so in 1845 John Fuller's son, John Bird Fuller, was joined by Henry Smith from the Romford Brewery of Ind & Smith and his brother-in-law, Head Brewer John Turner, thereby forming Fuller Smith & Turner, as it is still known today.
Since that date the Griffin Brewery has gone from strength to strength. In 1909 the Beehive Brewery in Brentford was acquired, along with its 34 pubs. In 1929, 100 years after the first Fuller had come to Chiswick, the partnership was dissolved and a Limited Company was formed. Descendants of those first partners are still heavily involved in the day to day running of the company.
Over the years Fuller's has built up a reputation for running great pubs and brewing outstanding beers, with the likes of London Pride, ESB and 1845 all winning numerous awards. In fact, three of Fullers beers London Pride, ESB and Chiswick Bitter have been named Champion Beer of Britain, a feat unmatched by any other brewery. In 2005 Fullers added its first year-round cask ale for more than 20 years, Discovery Blonde Beer, which it hopes will be an award-winning beer of the future.
In November 2005, Fullers announced the largest deal in the history of the Company acquiring George Gale & Co Ltd (Gales), of Horndean, Hampshire. The Gales deal added 111 houses to the estate taking the total number of pubs to over 360. It also means that a great range of beers, including the award-winning HSB and Festival Mild have been added to the ale portfolio.
Continuous investment in the Company will help Fuller's to develop and grow, maintaining its position as the benchmark in retailing and brewing by delivering Quality, Service and Pride in everything it does.
A book on the history of Fuller's, called London Pride, was published in 1995 to mark the companys 150th anniversary. It is available direct from the Brewery Shop priced at £6.99. In addition, a DVD charting the Brewery's history was released in March 2007 and this can be purchased for £9.99.


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While it isn't exactly designed for in-the-home use, Zurn said its eco-friendly urinals use only one pint of water per flush, compared to one gallon or more per flush in most typical urinals. The company said this results in an average savings of up to 30,000 gallons of water per urinal, per year. I guess we guys flush a lot. My solution to cheapest viagra anywhere this problem has always been to not flush but...whatever.
Already urinals used far less water than traditional toilets, part of the reason we see them so frequently. But these new units dramatically increase the savings.
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Magic was in Cincinnati as a guest of Mercy Health and Catholic Health Partners.
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Here's what I can tell you about "The Cabin in the Woods." There's a remote cabin. It is, in fact, in nearly inaccessible woods. And some kind of international agency has sent five kids there to their almost certain doom, and its employees are especially jovial about the process.
Virtually anything else, from plot details to explanations meant to entice you into this inventive scarefest, will give things away. And the film's main virtue, a large virtue indeed, is that it does not give anything away before its shockingly apt time. (Tell you what, though: I'll salt three of my sentences with clues that will make you an insider, if you find and decipher them.)
Most horror movies adhere to genre conventions, subvert them or spoof them. Producer Joss Whedon and director Drew Goddard, who wrote the screenplay together, do all three at top speed.
Thus we see five students pile into an RV en route to the cabin, and they're the usual horror archetypes: the virgin (Kristen Connolly), the athlete (Chris Hemsworth), the loose girl (Anna Hutchison), the stoner (Fran Kranz) and the scholar (Jesse Williams).
They meet a harbinger of craziness to come, the typical tobacco-spittin' redneck at an abandoned store who makes ominous references to their destination. But as soon as they leave, he calls his corporate bosses (Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford) to pronounce doom on these five sinners – and to complain that, once again, the two have put him on speakerphone for fellow employees to mock.
The random observations made by these white-collar guys throughout the film, few of which make sense at the time, finally fit together in a grand and terrifying puzzle.
I love craft like this in the writing, so it's disappointing to notice flaws here and there: At least two small elements of the set-up get invalidated by things that happen later, and these ordinary college kids aren't incapacitated by six-inch knives in the back or head traumas that would crumple the front end of an earth-mover. (I know that's true of badly made horror films, but I don't believe Goddard and Whedon mean for us to recall those here.)
The filmmakers satisfy audiences that hunger for gore, but they're more interested in psychological games. (This isn't torture porn.) When the movie finally does go into crimson overdrive, the result's too absurd to be gross.
"Cabin" alludes to other scary/comic films, starting with the choice of cinematographer Peter Deming. (He shot "Evil Dead 2" in Anson County 25 years ago, and this cabin looks like a less rickety version of that one.) A guy toys with a "Hellraiser"-style box; a Japanese ghost pays mock tribute to "The Ring." A black guard named Truman (Brian White), the only person to show compassion for the students – he's a true man, get it? – recalls the stalwart African-American hero of "Night of the Living Dead."
Yet for all the mythologizing and in-jokes and genre-bending, Whedon and Goddard have at least one serious, disturbing idea in mind.
The orchestrators of mayhem at the cabin, whose motives remain obscure for a long time, delight in the chaos they've caused. They toast each other with champagne over the screams, while the students fight for their lives.
They're voyeurs of the creepiest sort, and we can afford to be disgusted by them – until we realize they're stand-ins for horror fans who take vicarious pleasure in the suffering of others. Toss around words such as "catharsis" and "outlet for destructive impulses" all you like, but that is one nasty realization.
Here's what I can tell you about "The Cabin in the Woods." There's a remote cabin. It is, in fact, in nearly inaccessible woods. And some kind of international agency has sent five kids there to their almost certain doom.(Full review)


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Very easy and delicious! My husband loved this. The only thing I would do is add a little of the potato water to the potatoes when you're mashing them... I thought the mashed potatoes were a little dry. Other than that I will be using this recipe again.
i have made this recipe several times. this time i had leftover pot roast it was even better. i hade a big roast so i added extra carrots and potatoes to it. i am sure i will make it again with the ground beef because it is rare to have leftovers from pot roast at this house.
Easy & delicious. When I got groceries I just picked up a couple cups of mashed potatoes and beef gravy at the deli so it made it even easier for this Mom of two little ones who are always extra demanding right around the time I need to make dinner! We all thought it was yummy - but my "New England" husband said it did not taste like (his mom's) shepherd's pie. He still had 3 servings and is taking some for lunch tomorrow!
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Why is it all about the college degree?
We know that people are becoming more educated. Why is it that companies are still focusing on the college degree? More and more people have them but barely passed their classes. While there are lots of people like me who were smart enough not to get caught in the web of debt that do not have them.
I didn't want to get stuck $30,000 in debt because I got a degree in a subject that is no longer important. I made that choice, but the opportunities that were once available to someone in my shoes are no longer there. Now, all of those opportunities are going to someone with a degree.15 years of profession work experience or not.
What do you think the degree actually shows to the company?
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Feb 14 2012: Its actually quite the opposite in this part of England.
The last thing an employer wants is someone with the ambition/education/intellect/skills that could allow them to move onto something better. (I believe one of the reasons is because English employers create some of the most absurd, illogical and time consuming ways of finding new employees and having to do it again is something they wish to avoid).
Even in experience:education cases, experience trumps education in almost every case I've seen so far, but then again, graduate work tends to have its own sector for employment which is interestingly no better.
I actually brought this up to the government in a string of letters, stating that if those of us with skills, ambition, intelligence and education are receiving no better treatment or opportunity as opposed to someone who has none of the above, then they're simply forming a consensus in society that there is simply no legitimate reason to try in life.
Feb 14 2012: For millenia England has worked to maintain the status quo and it is unfortunate. I am sure that those with money and influence wish you still lived under the serf system. However to be fair, it is really that way everywhere. This is a big part of the occupy movement. That the rich want to stay or become richer and they want everyone else to fall into the pit of debt from requiring more and more education and the average citizen falling for it. While I do enjoy the idea of attending college for free, I know that will never happen here. I think that what should be done is to decrease the tuition costs of state sponsored universities so that more people are able to try in life and pass through the glass ceiling as someone said earlier.
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Infrared (IR) and ultraviolet (UV) imaging technology, combined with acoustic emission (AE) testing can reveal damages to power lines, trees, telephone poles and buildings that appeared to be unscathed.
"Infrared and ultraviolet cameras can capture radiation that is not visible to the naked eye," said Dr. Ivan Bartoli, an assistant professor in the College of Engineering and a co-researcher for the project. "Different anomalies in power lines can be observed using IR/UV imaging, in the future, using a combination of high resolution satellite images and close-range aerial photography with IR/UV filters, we could determine which power lines are working and which are damaged."
Acoustic emission testing uses sound waves to test the elasticity of trees and telephone poles and can determine whether or not they've been damaged internally to the point where they could be a falling hazard.
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Recently, I received an email from a reader of my blog asking questions about wanting to fulfill his dream of becoming a filmmaker and whether he should attend film school. Iâd like to share with you our email conversationâ¦Iâll keep his real name anonymous so Iâll refer to him as Michael:
Hello Ian, My name is Michael and for a long time I have wanted to be a filmmaker/film director. Iâm 26 years old and now iâm reading to make filmmaking my career. I was wondering where should I start, since I have no experience at all. Should I go to film school? or learn on my own? I have no idea what is needed. I would really appreciate if you could advice me and guide me thank you.
Hereâs my email reply back to him:
Dear Michael,
First, let me commend you for taking the first step towards honouring your dream to become a filmmaker. Within this email I will give you my best advice to help you move forward towards a career as a filmmaker.
1) Get very clear about what you want. When you say filmmakerâ¦do you mean writer/director? Just film director? Writer/director/producer? Do you eventually want to make big budget Hollywood films? Independent films? Documentaries?
  Once you get clear about what you truly want from filmmaking as a career, I would suggest you write down some short term and long term career goals for yourself.
i.e. (short term goal) I will write and direct a short film by June 10th, 2010.
     (long term goal) I will finish writing my feature film screenplay by July 20th, 2010.
Having career goals will give you a sense of purpose and allow you to make better decisions in order to fullfill your filmmaking dreams.
2) Acquire the right experience, knowledge and skills. The best way to do this is from reading books, taking classes and from doing. Simple trial and error. Here are some books that I recommend you read to gain more knowledge about the art of filmmaking.
(i) Reel to Deal: Everything You Need to Create a Successful Independent Film by Dov S-S Simens
This is an easy and informative read. Very inspiring for someone whoâs interested in making movies. Especially for independent film producers. I really like his advice about âfirst make a movie, then make a dealâ.
Also, Dov S-S Simens has a very successful online and DVD package web film school loaded with priceless industry knowledge that helped launch the careers of several high profile Hollywood directors like Guy Ritchie, Christopher Nolan and Baz Luhrmann. I highly recommend his course, check here for more details.
(ii) The Film Director Prepares: A Complete Guide to Directing for Film & TV by Myrl A. Schreibman
Loaded with a vast amount of useful information for newbie film directors ranging from topics like directing actors to camera coverage to how to be professional and efficient onset.
(iii) Rebel Without a Crew by Robert Rodriguez
Robert Rodriguez is the modern day king of D.I.Y. moviemaking. His book chronicles how he made a feature film for ,000 that launched his film career. What I love about this book is Rodriguez cuts through all the Hollywood noise and b.s. and gives you real,honest, useful tips on what you really need to succeed as an independent movie director.
(IV) The 101 Habits of Highly Successful Screenwriters: Insiderâs Secrets from Hollywoodâs Top Writers by Karl Iglesias
Based on conversation with successful working Hollywood script writers like Eric Roth, Akiva Goldsman, Ed Solomon, Nicholas Kazan, Leslie Dixon, Scott Rosenberg, Gerald DiPego, Steven DeSouza, Tom Schulman, Michael Schiffer, Amy Holden Jones, Robin Swicord. This book gives you the real deal about the daily routines and how to break into the industry tips from the writers of many of todayâs top Hollywood movies. I really loved what Ron Bass (Rain man) had to say about succeeding as a screenplay writer
(V) Stop Waiting and Make Your Movie by Ian Agard
 This is a film financing guide with 33 information-packed pages of valuable tips and strategies used by both established and emerging filmmakers to secure money for their film productions. For a beginner or expert. If you are an independent filmmaker who needs ,000 to 0,000 to make your short or feature film, then this e-book is for you. To learn more about it, click here.
Film school vs. learn on your own?
That depends on your current life situation, your personality and financial resources. I personally didnât attend film school because I love to learn from doing, trial and error, making mistakes and learning. Film school will not make you a filmmaker, it simply gives you the tools, the opportunity and resources to play, experiment and find your unique style as a storyteller. You can do that on your own, however, it depends how connected you are with friends and others who will help you make your movies.
If I were starting off with no experience and I wanted to take some filmmaking classes/seminars and I would invest my money in www.webfilmschool.com. Dov S-S Simens offers valuable and affordable filmmaking knowledge via 2 day seminars, DVDs and streaming online. Filmmakers who have attended his seminars are Guy Ritchie, Christopher Nolan and Baz Luhrmann.
Where should you start?
Here are the first five steps I suggest should take to get the ball rolling on your filmmaking career:
1) If you desire to be a writer as well as a director, go to http://www.simplyscripts.com and start reading screenplays of films youâve alright watched. Start getting familiar with the structure of screenplays and certain terms.
2) Go to www.celtx.com and download celtx. Combines full-feature scriptwriting with pre-production support and also enables online collaboration. Mac, Linux and Windows. (Itâs free)
3) Write everyday. Invest at least 15 minutes each day (I write everyday for 1 hour) Just start telling a story. Focus on a genre you love. Horror? Action? Sci-fi? Comedy? Just start writingâ¦it doesnât have to be perfect. I recommend you aim to write 2 or 3 short scripts. 5 to 10 pages long. While still studying other screenplays from simplyscripts.com, learn to stretch your imagination building a rich, complex characters and interesting scenes/situations.
4) Gather a crew (some friends) or post an ad on craigslist.org or mandy.com to hire some actors and crew members.
5) Shoot your movie! Pick the script that you love the most, (passion is important) take your crew and make your movie. Iâll probably encounter setups, problems,etcâ¦this is normal. Just keep moving forward with your production and donât quit until it done and done right.
  Now youâre a filmmaker!
I understand that I left out a lot of important steps like the film budget, get a film camera and equipment, securing shooting locations, editing the film, music,etcâ¦all these steps you must learn and work out on your own only because I donât know where you live, your financial situation and resources. For budget, 0 to 1,000 for your first short film is a good start. Everything else can hire and get volunteers via craigslist.org or mandy.com.
The main things are get clear about what you want, start studying from the right books/websites and take action today!
To Your Success,
Ian Agard
So to concludeâ¦is it worth going to film school?
I have friends and acquaintances who have attended film school and theyâve told me it can be a very rewarding and valuable investment into your life and career, however, the bottom line is you must constantly play, experiment and find your unique style as a storyteller to make it as a filmmaker.
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Cheesecake Squares
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2 packages (8 ounces each) cream cheese, softened
1 cup ricotta cheese
1-1/2 cups sugar
4 eggs
1/4 cup butter or margarine, melted and cooled
3 tablespoons cornstarch
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
2 cups (16 ounces) sour cream
Fresh fruit or fruit sauce or jam, optional
In a mixing bowl, beat cream cheese, ricotta and sugar until smooth. Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addition. Add butter, cornstarch, flour and vanilla; beat until smooth. Fold in sour cream. Pour into a greased 13x9x2-inch baking pan. Bake uncovered at 325 degrees for 1 hour. Do not open door. Turn off oven. Let cheesecake stand in closed oven for 2 hours. Cool completely on a wire rack. Chill several hours or overnight. Top each square with fruit, if desired.
Yield: 20 servings.
Jane Neill
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