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I walked into school the next day to find Jey and Mattie talking with Alex and Eva. Jey had on one of Kyle's band tees and a pair of Eli's shorts. She made them look sexy; however, the fact, my kid was under them in her belly made it all the more attractive. I walked up to the group and I stood just a breath behind Jey. As if she knew I was there she leaned back against me.
"I still say Nathan." Nate said as he looked at Jey. Her face scrunched up.
"No, I already told you guys; I will not let you name the kid till I know the sex, but I won't be telling you the sex of my kid." Jey said with a firm nod then looked at me. "You will be dumping Taylor right?"
"Yeah, I'll text her right now." I said as I pulled out my phone. I put it in front of Jey so she could watch me send it. Once it was sent, Taylor instantly called me. "Oh crap."
"Let me answer it." Eva said as she snatched the phone and accepted the call. "Hi may I ask who this is?" there was a pause. "Oh well you see, Zander is currently unavailable due to the fact he doesn't date bitches." And she hung up.
"Eva that was a little bit uncalled for." Nate said as he planted a kiss on the top of Eva's head. "I mean the evil twin is a bitch not the good twin."
Eva slapped him on the arm before grinning knowing that it was true. Jey was a bigger bitch than Taylor. I wrapped my arms around her belly, well tried to but they stopped inches from touching each other. Jey didn't seem to mind all that much. She let out a sigh and watched as Eva and Nate argued over the kid's name.
"Ok, well I have to go. My appointment is in twenty minutes and with this belly it'll take me forty minutes to get there." Jey said as she stepped out of my arms and waddled toward the door.
"I can take you." I said as I opened the door for her. "Ten minutes tops and we're there."
Jey looked confused but nodded. Apparently she was still as lazy as ever. She got into the passenger seat of my Dodge Charger. She now looked almost nervous. I wonder what was going through her mind. Her blue and white hair was faded and it almost looked black again. Her eyes didn't have that glitter to them like they did months ago. By my guess, she was probably four or five months along now. She had a hand on her stomach in that motherly way. She wasn't as tan as I remember, but she was always pale over tan. Her smile could still light up a room as well.
"Zander look out." She screamed. I undid my seat belt and cover her just as a truck hit her side of the car. She screamed and covered her head as my car began to slide along the road. The last thing I saw was her beautiful gray eyes drown in her own blood. No Jey, my Jey and my child can't die. I won't let them die.
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I had just got home and was sitting in traffic for who knows what reason. I had to confront Jeydyn and Zander today. I was on my way here when he texted me and I deserve to know why he dumped me. I glanced out the window and saw a familiar body being put into an ambulance.
Screw this, I turned around and took the back way home. I walked into the house and plopped down on the couch as dad got home. He turned the TV on to the news. There was a report about today's car accident.
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"I don't care how bad my head is banged up." I said in a very controlled voice. "Where is she?"
"Sir, I will have to ask you to sit down and let us finish stitching you up." The nurse said in a too calm for me voice.
"Zander, let her finish the stitches then we'll ask about Jey and her baby." Nate and Mattie said in unison.
The nurse shot to life at the mention of baby. She looked from one person to another.
"Who's the father?" she asked. When I raised my hand, she finished my stitches and continued. "Well, Miss Evans was taking into the emergency room. There are two options to be made. She can either get an abortion and save herself. Or be put on life support with a very low chance of her and the baby living." She closed her eyes. "She told us to…"
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Origin of Nagrand said...
The more I hear, the less comfortable I am.
Yes, I understand Blizzard is running this pony, purely to deliver increasing dividends to it's shareholders.
But this is a PROFIT step too far imo.
I'm an alliance pally. If I wanted to play a horde pally I'd.....wait for it......roll one from scratch.
Just like I did with my ally-pally, I'd want to take a walk through the quest lines for the horde - meet the key characters and immerse myself in the lore of an opposing faction. Right from level 1, to cap.
The nub here is that WoW is not just described glibly as an MMO......it's an MMORPG.
All the other paid services that have begun cluttering my account management page of late, are bearable, even if I'm not likely to use a single one of them - I understand that there is a market for these and if people want to use them fine. I dont happen to consider any of them game-breakers.
But a faction switch, paid by plastic out of game....well, it stinks. It's lazy and with my RPG hat on, it's an insult to a considerable portion of the player-base.
SOE with Everquest managed to keep my attention for over half a decade. Then they started listening too much to what I viewed as the less mature ("I want it now and I want it easier") players. To the point, that in my view, they compromised the integrity of the very virtual world they created. In an attempt to halt the decline in subcriptions, they began to pump out content at shorter intervals.
The player base wasnt sated - particularly the hardcore raiders who'd stuck with the game for years - and a great number began to desert to WoW.
With this, I think Blizzard have begun to take the first faltering steps down the same hill.
Like it or not, this caters to the players who could really care less about RP and lore (they are numerous) and just want to play an enjoyable game with their opposing-faction friends. "WHY does a re-roll of the same class have to be a long endeavor?" is the question. Your answer is a kin to "that's the way it is... because it is". Making someone throw away a character to play with their friends is busy-work -- a pointless exercise in time-wasting.
This does nothing to ruin other people's ability to enjoy the storylines or re-roll "the proper way". When you think about it, it's no different from a server transfer, once you take off your RPG hat.


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Seth laughed before nodding. "Yeah my family has lived here forever basically...you must be not from around here," he said, sort of questioning since all of the locals knew each other.
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Embry smiled at her as he offered his hand to her. I'll show you around if you want. He signaled her again with a grin.
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Word of Mouth: Doufeu
Doufeu, noun – A cooking vessel with a concave lid to be filled with ice and promote condensation. French for "gentle heat."
As we get into braising and roasting season, we thought we'd take a look at this particular style of dutch oven. The concave lid is filled with ice to create condensation throughout the cooking process. Dimples on the underside of the lid are designed to distribute the moisture to the food.
Cousances/Le Creuset introduced the doufeu in 1934, and the company says the condensation-creating design takes a dish from "good" to "spectacular."
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never heard of this but I want to try it!
I remember reading about this and I can remember where but testers said no difference. I did find a blurb from Taunton's Fine Cooking on the pots like Staub that his the dimples for condensation to baste the food while cooking. Although hot coals on top of dutch oven (camping, etc.) does seem to work. ---- Spikes for basting: The undersides of the lids of many Dutch ovens are festooned with spikes (or raised dots) designed to form droplets of condensation from steam rising off the simmering liquid. These droplets theoretically drip down onto the food, basting it as it braises. In our tests, we found that condensation formed on the underside of all lids—spiked or flat—and dripped back into the pot. There was no significant difference in the amount of moisture or the appearance of foods braised under the two types of lids. ---
Cook's Illustrated has an excellent review. I was very intrigued by the idea, but Cook's Illustrated does not recommend the Doufeau. They said that in practice, the meat cooked with the doufeu ended up having a lot more water in the pot, making the sauce thinner and less flavorful. They recommend sticking with a regular dutch oven.
all of the staub pots have 'basting spikes' on the inside of the lid. they say that this encourage the condensation to drip down all over the food rather than running down the side. I don't particularly see a need for the encouragement of more condensation than is already there, though.
Im sure Le Creuset used to do something like this ...
I love love love my doufeu! Mine is a 30 years old one that belonged to my boyfriend's mother, gifted to her from her own mother in law.
Before I had it, I though it was ridiculous to spend $200 or $300 on cookware. Not anymore, we use it at least 2-3 times per week, and if by misfortune it broke one day, we would happily spend this money.
I am not sure if the extra condensation makes a difference compared to a standard dutch oven, but evrything cooked in there is so tasty!


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God goes belonging to every riven thing. He's made
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A part of what man knows,
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God goes belonging to every riven thing he's made."
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Debunking Screenwriting Myths, Part 4: Networking & Marketing
by Geno Scala
I was recently involved in a discussion with several screenwriters regarding the importance of networking and marketing one's projects and/or themselves. One of the screenwriters debated the effectiveness- or, in his opinion, ineffectiveness- of a networking and marketing strategy. I couldn't develop the right words fast enough to respond, and even if I could have, I wouldn't have been able to utter them due to my lower jaw slamming against the floor. He followed this mind-numbing point of view with the comment "I just work on my script. A great story always finds its way to the screen!"
Oh, really?
I realized then that there is yet another myth about screenwriting- the myth that all one needs is a great screenplay. Now, having an excellent screenplay is a great goal, and should be the number one goal of the screenwriter. But, it's still only number one. There have to be goals to set and goals to reach. One of these goals has to include the development of both a networking strategy and marketing strategy. What you do AFTER writing that wonderful screenplay is EQUALLY important to writing that screenplay. Let this sink in for a second- marketing your screenplay properly, with an effective, well-conceived plan, is EQUALLY as important as writing a great screenplay. Recently, one of my student/clients reached out to me asking this very question- "Where do I go from here?" I provided her a ten-step marketing process that is really the basis of a 40-50 point, full-scale marketing and network plan.
STEP #1: Understand that your script is NOT ready to be marketed.
Once you accept that, you'll breathe a bit easier. The reason is simple- you have but one chance to make a first impression. One of the reasons there are so few "new" success stories is usually due to violating this very rule. Ninety nine percent of the hundreds of thousands of writers blow their first opportunity by rushing it. However, for the process of developing the rest of the steps, we will just ASSUME the following is true:
You've written this screenplay the best it can possibly be, and your family and friends love it! (your cheerleaders, or "CHEERS" for short!)
You've received a number of extremely positive feedbacks from your PEERS those other writers whom you respect and whose opinions and advice you treasure.
You have entered and won, or placed well, in several screenwriting contests, including several of the most respected, highly regarded contests.
You've received one (preferably more) "recommend" from a highly-regarded script coverage service, script doctor, consultant or mentor (your "ROCKETEERS")
STEP #2: Enhance your networking opportunities. By now, it is assumed you have hundreds of business-related connections, to include fellow screenwriters, filmmakers, script readers, executives, producers, marketers and almost anybody affiliated with the entertainment business. These connections are often made through the Internet at Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and a host of different sites. Work on spending at least one hour a day at these sites, cultivating relationships through discussions, and inquiries. Avoid getting political or too personal. Comment on a photo, ask what their latest project is, and learn about their likes and dislikes before jumping in and talking about yourself.
The worst thing you can do is turn a personal, comfortable relationship into an obvious means to a stepping-stone to get introduced somewhere else or TO someone else. Btw, if you are NOT on these mediums, you are far behind the rest of us!
STEP #3: Post your script. Sites like Moviebytes (www.moviebytes.com), Talentville (www.talentville.com), Triggerstreet (www.triggerstreet.com) and Ink Tip (www.inktip.com), allow you to post your script for marketing purposes, while others may give additional feedbacks, in exchange for script reads.
STEP #4: Determine which movies are like yours in genre and/or subject matter, and research them. This is a great technique that many writers fail doing correctly. If your high concept movie is similar to "Star Wars", you'll want to research Star Wars through IMdbPro, and find all of the key players from the movie- the screenwriter, director, producer, the talent, etc. Through IMdbPro, you can then find out what other movies they've worked on, and create a talent tree. You will find that some of the same talent usually work with each other picture after picture; this is especially true with Clint Eastwood, Ron Howard, and Judd Apatow films. In IMdbPro, you can trace back all the way to their representatives, including managers and agents. Again, it is not unusual for an agent representing Daniel Craig (James Bond) to also rep other "action" stars. Therefore, if you have an action script, you would want to target those who are probably most interested in that genre.
STEP #5: Prepare you query letter. This letter is quite different from most other business or marketing letters. Much like your logline, it is designed to develop a "taste", some intrigue, some interest in your project.
STEP #6: Create a Facebook "like" page, Twitter account and other networking pages for your projects. This keeps the name out there, and also keeps your supporters up-to-date on any happenings involving you or the script.
STEP #7: Attend any and all "pitch fests" and conventions possible. Include film festivals, producer conventions, director conventions, etc. If you are not in LA schedule a future visit and center it near these important events. Through networking, you may develop an opportunity to stay with a fellow writer for a period of time, in exchange for them piggy-backing to a producer's lunch or meeting with you. It will help defray the travel cost, and the lunch bill when it comes time to "pick up the tab".
STEP #8: Sign up for Skype. You may be able to schedule face-to-face meetings through Skype without having to make the trip.
STEP #9: Have multiple projects prepared when the meeting is scheduled. Most producers will ask to see or hear additional projects that you might have, so be prepared to at least discuss the logline and/or a synopsis with them. They want to see if you are in this for the duration, and not just a one-trick pony. They'll get an immediate feel as to the way you and your creative mind works.
STEP #10: Be someone everyone would want to work with. Don't be argumentative, picayune, difficult, demanding, overly sensitive, overly shy, embarrassed, overly humble, not humble enough, outrageous, outlandish, over-the-top, unprofessional, or boring.
Be perfect- just be yourself.
Geno Scala has been writing for over twenty years, and was one of the Executive Directors for the 1999-2000 Academy Awards presentation. He is an optioned screenwriter with nine screenplays to his credit, and is an alumnus of ScreenwritingU. He maintains a business in Hollywood, and resides in beautiful Huntsville, Alabama with his rocket-scientist wife, a daughter in grad school, another daughter in college in CA, and two teen-aged sons.
Catch up with Geno || twitter: @Sharkeatingman & @thescriptmentor || facebook: Shark-Eating Man Productions & The Script Mentor
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Debunking Screenwriting Myths, Part I
by Geno Scala
Each week, I hope to introduce a different "myth" that many of us screenwriters have heard, and try to present the real facts behind these claims.
As an avid networker, I can tell you that there are many charlatans posing as script consultants or call themselves "former agents" or some other non-descript title, and many of them share their advice- for a price- on some of the more active social media networking sites such as LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Unfortunately, I find much of the advice to be common misconceptions, deceit, and even arrogant, self-serving mistruths.
One of the more common myths is the necessity of a screenwriter to live in Los Angeles in order to be successful. Many of these quacks make no bones about it; they flat out tell you that you HAVE to move there in order to have a screenwriting career.
The fact is this is pure nonsense.
Not only is it not necessary, but many producers are somewhat envious of the fact that you can produce great work and remain active within the filmmaking community and not have to deal with the traffic, State budget cuts, and the occasional earthquake.
With networking tools such as the Internet, Skype, emails and such, many companies are not only accepting pitches via these methods, but conduct pitches by these methods exclusively. There are countless of websites dedicated to the posting and promoting one of one's screenplay (Ink Tip, Triggerstreet, Talentville, Amazon Studios, and many others), despite claims that "studio executives worthy of their title do not check these sites"; just another fallacious statement. The number of screenplays sold or optioned over the Internet, over Skype, and over the phone is countless; anyone who says otherwise is simply lying, and anyone who believes otherwise is ignorant of the world around them.
This is not to say there aren't valid advantages to living in Los Angeles- or New York, or Japan, or Brazil, or Toronto, or anyone of the thousands of locations around the world where movies are bought, sold, pitched and made (funny, it always seem to be imperative to these frauds that you have to live ONLY in CA, as if movies aren't made elsewhere). It would be just as advantageous to be seven feet tall if you are want to play in the NBA, but many others have made it standing considerable less than six feet tall.
It all depends on what YOU are looking for in YOUR career. Some write to sell spec scripts, others want writing assignments. Others still want to be hired as staff writers or work on a production staff. As a spec script writer, there is nothing prohibiting one from doing well and selling scripts whether you reside in Alaska, Maine or Florida or in any other country on any other continent.
Don't be fooled by some of these "professional consultants". They are not interested in helping you in YOUR career. They are only interested in taking your money to subsidize their own career.
Geno Scala has been writing for over twenty years, and was one of the Executive Directors for the 1999-2000 Academy Awards presentation. He is an optioned screenwriter with nine screenplays to his credit, and is an alumnus of ScreenwritingU. He maintains a business in Hollywood, and resides in beautiful Huntsville, Alabama with his rocket-scientist wife, a daughter in grad school, another daughter in college in CA, and two teen-aged sons.
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Bret Easton Ellis Will Read Your Novel If You Pony Up $5,000 For His New Film (Probably) Starring Porn Star James Deen
Source: LAist.com
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"If you follow Bret Easton Ellis on his prolific (and sometimes maligned) Twitter account, you'd have read endless tweets about his latest screenplay written with porn star James Deen in mind.
Now producer Braxton Pope has launched a Kickstarter account for the film "The Canyons." Here's the pitch: "The Canyons documents five twenty-something's quest for power, love, sex and success in 2012 Hollywood." Ellis wrote the script with Deen in mind, which doesn't seem so farfetched since the porn star who has been getting more attention in the mainstream ever since he was profiled in GOOD magazine and then for the pearl-clutching set on "Nightline." The filmmakers want to cast leads who will have real—not simulated—sex on-screen.
One of the most interesting parts of the Kickstarter campaign is that it appeals to fans who would like to rub shoulders with the people behind the film or get notes on their own creative projects. Here are a couple of the more entertaining deals for contributing to the film, which is already halfway to its goal of $100,000.
For $500:
TWEET YOUR SHORT FILM! Bret Easton Ellis and Braxton Pope will watch your short film, tweet their honest thoughts AND the link to their combined 390,000 followers/fans! (Facebook too) — Special Thanks in the closing credits — Plus everything from "The Canyons" script package and above!
For $501:
PRODUCER'S COFFEE: We're not gonna call it a pitch meeting, but…Braxton Pope will meet you in LA and bring you an exclusive autographed script with a 1 of 1 cover created from an on set photograph nobody else in the world will have. — Special Thanks in the closing credits — You and a guest get to attend the cast and crew wrap party! (transportation and lodging not provided) — Plus everything else in "The Canyons" script package.
For $1,500 (but this one is almost maxed out so act now!):
LIVE TWEET YOUR FEATURE FILM: Festival or TV premiere? — Bret Easton Ellis and Braxton Pope will Livetweet (approx 20 tweets) their honest thoughts on your film at the time of your choosing to their 390,000 followers/fans, hopefully helping you trend worldwide! They will also post about your film on their Facebook pages. — And everything in "The Canyons" script package. — Special Thanks in the closing credits
For $5,000:
Bret Easton Ellis will read and review your novel and have that review appear on an international blog or website. (TBD) — Associate Producer credit on the film — You will also receive an autographed hardcover of every novel in Bret's canon. — Two tickets to Wrap party — Handwritten thank you letter and on set photo from Bret and Paul, along with a shout out in the Making of the Canyons video.
For $5,001:
Have your script covered by Paul Schrader: — Notes to be delivered in person (NY or LA) or skype — Associate Producer credit on the film — You will also receive 5 autographed copies of any script Paul has written plus everything in "The Canyons" script package. — Handwritten thank you letter and on set photo from Bret and Paul, along with a shout out in the Making of the Canyons video. — Two tickets to Wrap party
Any takers?
Geoffrey Fletcher, Oscar-Winning Screenwriter, Starts Imagination Series Filmmakers Competition
Source: @blackvoices
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"Geoffrey Fletcher's exemplary writing for the 2009 drama "Precious" scored him an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay, making him the first African-American screenwriter to win in that category.
And now in an effort to help spark the imaginations of aspiring filmmakers, Fletcher recently launced with the Tribeca Film Festival and Bombay Sapphire the Imagination Series filmmakers competition.
Beginning May 8 filmmakers around the world will have the chance to submit their very own short film based on a short screenplay written by Fletcher.
"We're looking for inspiration and passion above all," Fletcher told The Huffington Post.
"Spending a lot of money [on a production] never guaranteed any inspiration from the heart on any project," he added. "We really want to make it known that the greatest investment in this piece should be oneself."
"At the end of the day that's what resonates and inspires any audience," Fletcher said.
Five winning entries will be chosen by Fletcher and the Tribeca Film Festival, with the five filmmakers going on to direct and produce their own films; these will debut at an international movie premiere in 2013.
A Harvard graduate, Fletcher aims to inspire participants to become more creative in their everyday lives as well to encourage risk taking on projects.
"I would like to see studios take chances," Fletcher said. "We had so many great films from the 1970s because of that spirit, but I also realize that the stakes are very high today."
"It takes a lot of money to put a film out. And there are fears and pressures, certainly. But it would be great to operate as much or more from a place of desire," Fletcher said.
"There is so much talent out there and not quite as much opportunity. So hopefully we'll find some fantastic new voices and at the same time we're excited about people involving more creativity in their everyday lives. And perhaps they'll make more films or approach their work differently or inspire someone else to create and imagine."
Find out more information about the film competition, at this website."
Does Structure Change with Changing Platforms?
Source: blakesnyder.com
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"Naomi Beaty is a script reader/consultant based in Los Angeles. One of the original Cats, Naomi worked in development at Maverick Films and contributed her wisdom and insights during the writing of STC!books 2 & 3. Naomi can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
In Gladwellian terms, I am a late adopter. I don't use Spotify or even Twitter. I still prefer to read books in book form, rather than on a Kindle or an iPad. I kept my last phone, an old Blackberry, for six years and only acquired my first smartphone as a gift.
And yet, even I can't deny that entertainment is changing. It seems like every time I check the trades I see another project that alters the shape of the entertainment landscape:
* Last fall, the Sundance Institute announced six transmedia projects were accepted into its first-ever New Frontier Lab.
* Just last week, Carnivale creator Daniel Knauf was in the trades with his new transmedia projectHaunted, a story about paranormal investigators. Described in an article on the PBS website: "The storytelling format features multimedia elements such as research documentation and investigators' blogs. Shot with multiple cameras, the project's navigational timeline allows viewers to manipulate how they view the story."
* All over the news lately, Fourth Wall Studios and Dirty Work, the first project for their very own "Rides" platform. It's an episodic dark comedy about a Los Angeles crime scene clean-up crew and it uses phonecalls, texts, emails, and multiple browser windows to build a more immersive story world. (Check it out, it's already live at www.dirtywork.com)
* And most recently, the announcement of Skip Brittenham's graphic novel and the associated multi-media aspect, which has a planned tablet app and an augmented reality app that involves interactive 3D tech.
To me this is all crazy, futuristic, where's-my-hovercar kind of stuff. But it does make for an exciting time for writers. The stories you create are no longer limited to one screen.
One drawback of movies and TV has always been how hard it is to show what's going on inside a character's head. Well, guess what? Now there's an app for that. Okay, not exactly. But with the available technology, you could conceivably write a script in which the audience could choose to hear a character's inner monologue while they're watching……"


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NEWS BLOG (WSAU) Many college-bound kids in the Midwest take the ACTS. The other college exam - the SATs - are dominant on the coasts.
I remember taking mine... twice... and I remember the scores, too. 1150 the first time (which is considered average); 1245 the second time (above average).
Today comes news that the SAT is being dumbed down. The essay is gone. Easier words will be used in the verbal section of the test. The "guessing penalty", where one-quarter of a point gets deducted from each wrong multiple choice answer to discourage guessing, is being eliminated. A perfect score, 1,600, will become much more common.
The SATs have always been unfairly criticized, although they've served a useful purpose. They've been the best way for colleges to compare students from vastly different backgrounds and very different high school experiences. How should the admissions office compare a student from a dirt poor school district with a private prep school applicant? The SAT offers a good comparison. Not all school districts are the same. Not all "A"s are equal.
Some have claimed the test is racist, loaded up with words that an inner city student would never come across. Hogwash. An educated person has a vocabulary that allows them to express themselves. The verbal section of the test mostly separates those who read for pleasure and those who don't. Reading is the ultimate vocabulary builder. Math, of course, can't be racist. Two plus two equals four in English, Spanish or Ebonics.
There's also the falsehood of some students being bad test-takers. This is the excuse of the unprepared. Students who know their stuff take tests with quiet confidence. The ones who freeze up are the ones who know they're not going to do very well.
What's being lost is academic rigor. Anything that's perceived as difficult must be attacked and discredited. There's no sense of students needing to reach beyond themselves to achieve a difficult goal. Instead the goalposts must be moved closer. There are no benefits to this, except pumping up someone with a false sense of self-esteem. What's the value of letting someone think they're smart when they aren't?
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impurezero said...
I see nothing wrong with a bf and gf sharing an account. I used to do the exact same thing. I played while she was at work...she played while I was at work. Recently we upgraded to having two accounts, and it's certainly more fun when you can quest together, but I see nothing wrong with two people using the same account, as long as they're ok with the drawbacks involved...
you mean apart from what it says in the Terms of Use ? ( see http://www.worldofwarcraft.com/legal/termsofuse.html )
but anyways, I truly didn't mean to start another debate about acc-sharing, so if you find nothing wrong with breaking the TOU, then I don't have any arguments. And if you do find it wrong, well, then we agree. :)
impurezero said...
Terms of Service are almost always in place to protect the company from specific incidents. They are usually over-strict and often include sections that would imply that the company cares about things it really doesn't care about.
For example...if you read through the character naming policy, it begins to become clear that about 50% of the character names out there break the ToS in some way or another. Why aren't they being changed/suspended/etc.? Because they really don't care. The rules are in place so that when Brad Pitt's lawyers complain (random choice of celebrity), they can blame the user who "didn't follow the ToS," and avoid a lawsuit.
This is the same thing. Account Sharing "rules" are in place because they want something to fall back on when someone complains about getting hacked by a guildie after supplying them with their password to powerlevel them. Or so they can attack a gold farmer who has the account being shared by 7 employees to run it 24/7.
So, no...I really, seriously, couldn't care less if anyone uses their account along with their spouse/brother/girlfriend, etc. Quite frankly, I doubt anyone at Blizzard really cares that much either. Legalese like this is just to protect them with somebody whines.
If you do care that a family would want to save some money during economic turmoil, then more power to you, but yes...we'll have to agree to disagree.


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I think the same arguments could be made for all hybrid classes. They are so-so alone, but in a group they really shine. Take the shaman's totems, or the feral or balance druid's aura like effects. I have had a few holy paladins make meaningful dps contributions in the arena against me. Between judgement, holy shock, consecrate, and hammer of wrath they can put as much smack down as any heal specced hybrid. In nature, they are the most defensive hybrid being a plate wearer, though, so I can see your perspective of feeling less useful. It's just a different play style.
It is always easier to look at other classes and wish you had ability X, but then that would be imbalanced. There are plenty of shaman that are envious of certain paladin abilities.
calling paladins the "defensive hybrid" is outdated.
Sure in Vanilla WoW they were.
Now they are the least defensive hybrid, with the least offensive output.
Druids....I shouldnt have to explain how impossible one of those are to kill.
And now Shamans w/ insta ghostwolf are also very hard to pin down.
Absolutely spot on. I've been writing similar comments for months, and then stumbled upon this article. This is part of the reason paladin healing has gone to the dogs. When you chose to a paladin healer before, you really were very good, it off-set the fact you have no offensive functionality. However, with the nerfs a holy paladin is reminded just how boring play is, and how utterly limited it is.


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Every year we try and make at least a few handmade gifts for friends and family. It is sometimes a bit of a struggle to come up with new ideas that are simple to make and that the girls can help with. This year I thought...why not some notepaper sets.
For Each set you will need
1 12x12 sheet of cardstock
Coordinating patterned paper and embellishments
1 small notepad (I like the white ones)
1 post it note pad
1 clear pen
First cut the 12x12 sheet of paper to 8 1/2x12 for the notepad, saving the 3 1/2 x12 for the post it note holder.
You will score the large sheet of paper at 5 1/8 inches, then at 5 3/8 and then again at 10 1/2.
Fold your paper at all the score lines. With this size paper, you will have 1 1/2 inches at the edge for a little pocket. This pocket could hold receipts and other little goodies.
Adhere the notepad to the inside of the card stock and embellish as desired.
For the Post it Note holder.
Cut the 3 1/2 x12 cardstock to 3 1/2 x 6 5/8. Save the scrap for the pen.
Score this sheet of paper at 3 1/8 and 3 1/2.
I used a clear pen from the local office supply. Cut your paper to 3 1/2x 7/8. Use the end of a paintbrush or other small round tool to help roll the paper lengthwise. Unscrew bottom of pen and insert paper roll. Super simple.
Hope you enjoy making one of these desk sets.
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4 comments:
- Stay True To God said...
How cute!! They make perfect gifts too!! :) Hugs... Tracy
- November 13, 2010 at 8:48 AM
- Diana Joy said...
Wow, how cute and fun - and easy. Thanks for the instructions...I want to make some.
- November 13, 2010 at 12:30 PM
- Holly* said...
very very very cool! great tutorial!
- November 14, 2010 at 5:34 PM
- Heather Landry said...
Very fun tutorial and your goodies came out fantastic! I love the seam binding!!
- November 16, 2010 at 3:04 PM
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What if profit maximization is not only wrong, but dangerous?
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Profit maximization makes inequality, anti-symbiosis, war, .... self-extinction of humankind.
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This is an excellent tasting salad. Changed just a couple of things...added a little Agave natural sweetener to offset the lemon juice, added chick peas instead of almonds (family preference) and just cooked my own brown/wild rice in a rice cooker. The curry really gives this salad a nice spicy taste. Is a good meatless lunch or light supper! Even the daughter takes it to school for lunch.
Curried Rice Salad
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Turn microwave brown rice into a hearty salad by adding almonds, raisins, grapes, celery, and curry powder.
Yield: Makes 4 servings (serving size: 1 1/2 cups)
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- Fat: 11g
- Saturated fat: 1g
- Monounsaturated fat: 6g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2g
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- Carbohydrate: 50g
- Fiber: 4g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
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- 1/2 cup sliced almonds
- 2 (8.8-ounce) packages microwavable brown rice (such as Uncle Ben's)
- 1 cup chopped celery
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- 1/2 cup sliced scallions
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- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 4 teaspoons honey
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1. Preheat oven to 325°. Place almonds in even layer on baking sheet. Toast until lightly golden, 5–7 minutes. Cool.
- 2. Microwave the rice according to package directions. Combine hot rice and next 4 ingredients (through scallions) in a large bowl.
- 3. In a separate bowl, whisk together the remaining ingredients. Toss rice salad with curry mixture until well seasoned. Stir in toasted almonds and serve.
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Recipe: Corn, Tomato & Black Bean Tostadas with Creamy Cilantro Dressing
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I'm lucky enough to live in an area where even modest neighborhood cafes get their produce from local farms and change their menus often to reflect whatever their farmers are harvesting that week. I recently had my first taste of sweet summer corn at one such cafe, in a dish that combined chunks of shaved corn with tangy little cherry tomatoes and a creamy cilantro dressing. Sweet, crunchy and bursting with pure summer flavor, it was so good I knew I had to recreate it. In my kitchen somewhere along the way the combination transformed into a crispy, black-bean-speckled tostada — no complaints here.
The tostadas of my youth were massive: giant tortillas fried into bowls that held beans, tomatoes, meat and a mountain of shredded iceberg. The first time I ordered a tostada from a taco truck, I picked up my paper plate and wondered, What is this small, flat thing and how do I eat it? A "tostada salad" is not actually a tostada, it turns out.
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Although tostadas are usually picked up and eaten like a slice of pizza, this method has never worked for me. Instead, I usually break the bottom shell into manageable pieces and eat them like you might eat nachos, scooping up whatever falls off with a chunk of the crispy tortilla. If you prefer to pick up and eat your tostadas, replace the black beans with black refried beans, which will help the other topping stick to the shell.
The corn is left raw, as it was in the dish that inspired this recipe, because I like the crunch and freshness it adds. The creamy dressing made with Greek yogurt, and a little lime juice and a big handful of cilantro brings all the toppings together. Quite honestly, this dressing is worth making even if you aren't interested in the tostada; it's fresh and zingy and tastes just as good on falafel as it does on a plain green salad.
Or a tostada salad, for that matter.
Corn, Tomato and Black Bean Tostadas with Creamy Cilantro Dressing
For the dressing:
1 cup cilantro leaves and stems, roughly chopped
1/2 cup Greek yogurt
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon lime juice
Zest of 1 lime
2 tablespoons grapeseed or other neutral oil
For the tostadas:
1 cup cooked black beans, drained
2 ears corn, shucked
1 cup cherry tomatoes
4 corn 6" tortillas, plus more to test oil
Vegetable oil
In a small food processor, combine all the ingredients for the dressing except the grapeseed oil and process until the mixture is very smooth. Drizzle in the oil and process until it is fully incorporated.
In a small bowl, combine the beans with half the dressing and stir. Set the remaining dressing aside.
Using a sharp knife, cut the corn kernels from the cob. Halve the cherry tomatoes.
Fill a heavy-bottomed pot with a 1-inch layer of oil and heat on the stove over medium-high heat until very hot. To test, place a small piece of tortilla in the oil — if furious bubbles form around the edges and it floats to the top of the oil, the temperature is right. One at a time, fry the tortillas for 1-2 minutes, flipping halfway through. The tortilla will puff up, become crispy, and turn golden-brown as it fries. (For a flatter tostada shell, press down with a metal spatula as it cooks.) Remove to a paper-towel-lined plate and sprinkle with a little salt. Repeat with the remaining tortillas.
To assemble, place two fried tortillas on each plate. Layer on the beans, corn and tomatoes, dividing evenly between the four tortillas. Generously drizzle each tostada with more of the cilantro dressing and serve immediately.
Additional Notes:
• I use full-fat Greek yogurt for the dressing. Low- or non-fat will work as well, but taste before adding the lime juice, as it may be tart enough without it.
• If you don't want to bother with frying the tortillas, you can use store-bought tostada shells or serve with a handful of tortilla chips instead. Or simply warm the corn tortillas and serve the mixture as soft tacos.
• For a less messy tostada, use refried beans in place of the black beans.
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Am I missing something, or is the corn meant to be uncooked?
Woops, just read the above text. Apologies!
Must try these once my cherry tomatoes ripen.
I have question about the corn as well but I didn't understand the text. Is the corn uncooked? I always thought "shucking" just meant removing corn from the husk but not completely positive. Not so good in the kitchen! :) The recipe looks amazing though!
Raw corn. More tasty than cooked! With that extra crunch to liven things up. Yes, raw, uncooked corn. Also, add some tomatillas, jicama drenched in lime, avocado... a bit of heaven in your mouth. ¡Viva Ecuador! y Mexico tambien!
Raw corn is very good, if you have good corn. Sweet & crunchy. If your corn is not very sweet or good, you can lightly cook it (e.g. 1-2min in boiling water) to help a bit. But don't make it mushy!
Delicious! My husband made these last night ... though we ended up with way more than 2 servings! 2 ears of corn--at least the ones we had--went a long way. But that meant leftovers for lunch today, which is never a bad thing! :) We didn't have black beans, so we used pinto instead. And chopped tomatoes instead of cherry. And bought the tostada shells.
How about BAKING the corn tortilla's? I've done mine by brushing a small amount of a good quality oil on them, cutting them in four's and baking till lightly brown. Same result, a great scoop for fillings, but much lower fat.
I made this tonight and it was super, super good. I added half a jalapeno to the dressing and used sour cream instead of Greek yogurt because I had it on hand. I used homemade refried pinto beans and added some cotija cheese. This was a winner and I'll be making it as long as I can get corn and tomatoes at the farmer's market. Thank you thank you!
PS I picked some veg today - thinly sliced jalapenos, carrots, and radishes. I might try that on top next time.
I made this as a salad last night, that is I just left out the tostada part all together. It was so delicious, even with crappy grocery store tomatos (but good corn)! The only real change I made was to add juice of half a lime to the dressing, instead of just the 1/2 teaspoon (typo?). I had extra after dressing the salad and used it to top chicken soft tacos...oh my god so freaking good!
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Alliance of AIDS Services – Monday through Thursday from 9am – 12pm, 1812 Tillery Place Suite 105, Raleigh NC 27604
Gateway Campus – every Tuesday from 12pm – 3pm, 1306 Hillsborough Street, Raleigh NC 27605.
Affordable Care Act
There is important information regarding how the Affordable Care Act (affectionately called Obamacare) benefits the GLBT community. For people who are already insured, not much will change. A good change if you're already insured is that you can get basic preventive care like breast cancer and STI screenings with no co-pay. If you don't currently have insurance, during open enrollment — which starts October 1, 2013 and runs through March 31, 2014 — it will be easier to get affordable health insurance. You can also visit www.healthcare.gov for more information.
The National Gay and Lesbian Taskforce (NGLTF) has worked diligently to put together information to use as a resource if you have any questions – The Taskforce ACA Information Packet.
For Students
Check the Student's Guide to the Affordable Care Act by going to: http://www.onlinecolleges.net/for-students/affordable-care-act/
Specific GLBT Related Information
Out2Enroll.org launched on Friday October 11th – National Coming Out Day
Additional Information