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sum fun (math)
find a quick and easy method to compute the sum of the first 100 counting numbers (no calculators allowed)
January 27, 2010 by Jenny
1. This book is really fun. 2. This book is real fun. 3. This book is great/good fun. (I have a question. You said #1 and #2 are right, but that #2 is not right. What about 'good' fun? Is it right to use 'good fun' instead of 'great fun'? If #3 is right, why is #2 not right? ...
March 20, 2010 by rfvv
Posted by rfvv on Wednesday, March 30, 2011 at 9:51pm. 1. Dancing is fun. (Is 'fun' and adverb or a noun? English - Writeacher, Wednesday, March 30, 2011 at 9:57pm In this sentence, it's an adjective, modifying "Dancing." English - rfvv, Thursday, March 31, 2011 at 2:05am fun...
March 31, 2011 by rfvv
Let's solve this fun trigonometric fun math problem! 1.) SEC˛X-1/SIN˛X
February 10, 2013 by AwesomeGuy
hi i'm just curious is the desire to have fun inspired by need or by artificial stimulation You must first define fun. Fun is like beauty; i.e., in the eyes of the beholder.
September 9, 2006 by Anonymous
What do you think about the movie. 1. I thought it was really fun. 2. I thought it was real fun. 3. I thought it was really funny. 4. I thought it was real funny. 5. I thought it was great fun. 6. I thought it was really fun. 7. I think it was a great fun. (Which ones are ...
March 27, 2010 by rfvv
Dr. Margo Maine suggests that people exercise for the three F's which include ________. A. Fun, fitness and friendship B. Fun, faith and fitness C. Fitness, fortification, and force D. Fitness, fun, and fairness A?
August 3, 2012 by Aya
math trivia
larry has 3 children. the product of their ages is 36 and the sum of their ages wont help you. the youngest is blonde. how old are the children? this is a "fun" math activity? help!! :)
March 27, 2011 by dawn
1. That sounds fun to me. (What is the part of sppech of 'fun'? Is it a noun or an adjective? What about "funny" instead of "fun"? 2. That sounds funny to me. 3. That sounds interesting to me. (Do the three have the same meaning?)
December 1, 2009 by rfvv
Fun fact: there are only two in that are equal to the sum of their factorials of their digits. (Ex 145: 1!+4!+5!= 1+24+120=145 First one to find the other one wins
August 5, 2014 by Tay B
Prepare three groups of statements that compare three things. The sentences may be something similar to this: Music is fun. Tennis is more fun than music. French is the most fun of the three.
October 9, 2009 by Keyanna
1. The fun play will be put on in Room 1-3. 2. The fun play will be put on in Classroom 1-3. The fun play will be put on in Class 1-3. (Are they the same? Which expression do we have to use?)
December 18, 2010 by rfvv
math URGENT!!!!
i have a list of 5 different numbers. the sum of 2 of the numbers is 0. the sum of 2 of the numbers is 1. the sum of 2 of the numbers is 2. the sum of 2 of the numbers is 3. the sum of 2 of the numbers is 4.the sum of 2 of the numbers is 5.the sum of 2 of the numbers is 6. the...
October 29, 2012 by dan
1. This book is really fun. 2. This book is real fun. 3. This book is great fun. (Which one is correct? Are all corect? What is the part of speech of 'fun'?) 4. Shine a light on the back of the stage. 5. Shine a light at the back of the stage. 6. Shine a light in the back of ...
March 19, 2010 by rfvv
English 7
Is there any quotes about having fun, spend your time now to have fun to remember this moment...., and friendship.
February 4, 2012 by Laruen
for fun
a person who studies and collects rocks for fun
March 16, 2010 by Anonymous
computer fun
My sister has no websites to go to for fun.She is 10 so what do you suggest?
March 6, 2011 by Joe
1. Dancing is fun. (Is 'fun' and adverb or a noun?
March 30, 2011 by rfvv
fun facts
what are some fun facts on multitasking? if not that what are some websites to find good fun facts
March 25, 2012 by Samantha
Find the two numbers that multiply to the product number and add to the sum number of the following: a)Product 563033256; Sum 51895 b)Product -43481220; Sum 28429 c)Product 2545124358; Sum -105619 I tried xy = product and x+y = sum, but it didn't work out... Can someone please...
December 3, 2007 by Lily
two fair six-sided dice are rolled and the sum of the dots on the top faces is recorded. a) complete the table, showing the number of ways each sum can occur sum: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ways:1 2 3 b)use the table to find the probability of the following events. A:the sum ...
November 27, 2012 by mary
If the correlation between one's interest in statistics and being a "fun date" was -0.70, it would mean that: a. The higher someone's interest was in statistics, the more likely it would be that he or she is a fun date b. The higher someone's interest was in statistics, less ...
July 26, 2013 by Crystal
1. Riding a bike is great fun. 2. It is great fun to ride a bike. 3. It is great fun riding a bike. ------------- Are they all the same in meaning and grammatical?
September 14, 2014 by rfvv
this is real hard and i would love some help. In a game of craps, a player rolls 2 balanced dice. There are 36 equally likely outcomes. What is the probability that: a) the sum is either 3 or 8 b) the sum is 6 or doubles rolled c) the sum is 6 AND doubles d) the sum is 6 and ...
November 1, 2008 by austin
The sum of 16terms oe an A.P is -504,while the sum of its 9terms is -126.Find the sum of its 30terms
October 27, 2011 by Anonymous
how to say FUN in a PLURAL way my sentence is fundraising is the easiest and (fun) way in school
April 24, 2010 by Jane
find the sum of each of the following infinite series, if no sum, write no sum. 9-3+1-1/3+1/9... 1/2+1+2+4...
March 20, 2010 by purple1
X X2 1 1 2 4 3. 9 5 25 8. 64 10 100 It asks me to do the Sum of X Sum of Squares Sum of X squared Can you please help me on this. I don't get it
September 20, 2013 by ios7
How do you do. Please Explain Sum of X Sum of Squares Sum of X squared
September 19, 2013 by ios7
sorry but do you know any fun websites that i could play educational games and games that are for fun?
December 26, 2012 by anonymous
Find the sum of the first 50 terms of the sequence 2,4,6,8........ That is twice the sum of 1+2+3+...+50 For 1+2+...+N, the sum is N(N+1)/2 The sum is therefore 2*[50*51)/2) = 2550
June 16, 2007 by Laura
If two dice are rolled, what is the probability that their sum will be a number greater than 5 ? [A]1/6 [B]1/3 [C]13/18 [D]5/6 [E] None of these. i think it is c am i right? 13/18 so i am right? What is the probability the sum is 2,3,4 or 5? If you find that and subtract it ...
October 4, 2006 by cassidy
find the sum of the series: 1. the sum from n=1 to infinity of ((-1)^n*(.2)^n)/n I simplified this to: (-.2)^n/n I know this is alternating, but how do I know what the sum is? 2. the sum from n=0 to infinity of 1/2^n Is this geometric with n^(-2)? and if so, do you use the ...
March 21, 2008 by sarah
Ursula wrote the sum 5.815 +6.021 as a sum of two mixed numbers. part A. What sum did she write? b. Compare the sum of the mixed numbers to the sum of the decimals? Please answer both questions thanks
October 8, 2014 by Ms. Liz
1. It was great fun last weekend for you to visit our nursing home. 2. Your visiting our nursing home was great fun last weekend. 3. The visit was great fun last weekend. 4. Visiting our nursing home was great fun last weekend. (Are they all grammatical and interchangeable? Or...
September 3, 2014 by rfvv
college math
I do not understand a problem from a text book or how to solve the problem for the answer. Could shomeone show me the steps (show work) on how to solve this question. The sum of the intergers from 1 through n is n(n+1)/2. the sum of the squares of the intergers from 1 through ...
August 13, 2010 by dave
Fourth grade math
What is the sum of the six three-digit numbers that have the digits 1, 2, and 3? What is the sum in each column? Why is the sum in each column the same? my mom doesn't know how to help me with this one?
August 30, 2013 by Andrew
Minimizing Sum: Find two positive numbers whose sum is 100 and the sum of whose squares is a minimum.
October 9, 2009 by David
does anyone know of a fun science activity or something fun i could do for my spinal cord project. I have to be creative which i have a lot of trouble with!
June 9, 2008 by Anonymous
Determine convergence or divergence for the following series. State the tests used and justify your answers. Sum (infinity, n=1) 1/(1+e^-n) Sum (infinity, n=1) (2*4*6...2n)/n! Sum (infinity, n=0) (n-6)/n Sum (infinity, n=0) (n-6)/n! Sum (infinity, n=0) (100n^14)/4^n
March 4, 2013 by Jade
Find the sum of the series (-1)^n (5^(2n))/n! 1. sum = e^25 2. sum = e^−5 3. sum = 5 4. sum = e^5 5. sum = 25 6. sum = e^−25
September 30, 2010 by Bob
When two die are tossed,throwing a sum of 7 is three times more likely than throwing a sum of 11.if the probability of throwing a sum of 11 is 1:18,what is the probability of throwing a sum of 7?
May 2, 2012 by Cherie
calc help
consider the function f(x)= x^2/4 -6 Rn is the Riemann sum where the sample points are chosen to be the right-hand endpoints of each sub-interval. Calculate Rn for f(x)= x^2/4 -6 on the interval [0,4] and write your answer as a function of n without any summation signs. Rn= ? ...
November 28, 2006 by amanda
Find the sum of all 3-digit positive numbers N that satisfy the condition that the digit sum of N is 3 times the digit sum of N+3.
March 19, 2013 by Hale
How would I do this? A sum of money is divided among three persons, X,Y,Z, kn the ratio 10:7:5. If Y gets $14 more than Z, how much will X get and what is the total sum of money? There is no total sum so how do I find it?
October 24, 2009 by Alex
Reply to grant about a regression problem
This is a reply to the question posted here http://www.jiskha.com/display.cgi?id=1178989522 As I explained there, you can find the parameters by defining: x1 = Sin(0.49 t) x2 = Cos(0.49 t) and treat this as an ordinary linear regression problem. If we denote the height by Y, ...
May 13, 2007 by Count Iblis
Lessson planning
Hello, I need your help... I am a 3rd grade student teacher and I want to design a fun science or social studies (community) lesson for my class. I want a lesson that involves group collaboration, something that is hands -on and fun for the children. DO you have any ideas, ...
September 11, 2008 by Mary
Find the sum of all 3-digit positive numbers N that satisfy the condition that the digit sum of N is 3 times the digit sum of N+3. Details and assumptions The digit sum of a number is the sum of all its digits. For example, 1123 has a digit sum of 1+1+2+3=7. The number 12=012 ...
March 21, 2013 by rohit
Find the sum of the seix even multiples of 18 starting from 36 six* Sum= 18 (2 + 4 + 6 + 8 + 10 + 12)= =18*2(1 +2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6) =36(21)= 36*20 + 36 = 720 + 36= 756 check my math.
April 7, 2007 by jake p
Algebra- please help answer
Ursula wrote the sum of 5.815 plus 6.021 as a sum of two mixed numbers? A. What sum did she write? B. Compare the sum of the mixed numbers to the sum of the decimals? Please help answer ASAP. Thanks
October 9, 2014 by Ms. Liz
The sum of the degrees of the interior angles of a triangle is _____ degrees What is the sum of the interior angles of a parallelogram ? What is the sum of the interior angles of a rhombus? What is the sum of the interior angles of a kite? What is the sum of the interior ...
June 4, 2014 by Mackenzie
Sum of4th and the 6th terms of an a,p is 42 . While the sum of the 3rd and 9th terms of the same a.p is 52. Find the (a) first term (b)common difference (c) sum of the first ten terms of the progression. Solution
October 14, 2012 by Terfa sakaa
Out of the numbers divisible by 3, we picked 4 consecutive numbers. To the sum of these, we added a third of the sum, and then the half of the third of the sum. We got 225. What are those 4 numbers?
October 15, 2009 by Joe
1. To make a snowman was fun. (What is the part of speech of 'fun'? A noun of an adjective?) 2. I make it a rule to get up at five in the morning. 3.I regard it natural to study math every day. (Are the two sentences grammatical?) 4. The boat rocked so much that I got sick. 5...
September 18, 2011 by rfvv
The sum of first 13th term as G.P. Is 21 and the sum of 21th term in 13. find the sum of first 34th terms.
July 28, 2011 by Nakum Bakul
URGENTlast question for Math
Which word phrase can be used to represent the algebraic expression 4(21+n)? 4 plus the sum of 21 and a number n 4 times the product of 21 and a number n*** 4 times the sum of 21 and a number n 4 less than the sum of 21 and a number n Am I correct Steve or Ms. Sue???
September 3, 2013 by Gabby
a pair of dice is rolled. is the event of rolling a sum of the dice is an odd number. Find the probability that the sum is a five or a ten, given that an odd sum is rolled.
June 16, 2011 by libeed
The problem I have is a summation from 1 to infinity for (-1)^n/n. I have to find a partial sum that is in 0.001 of the infinite sum, my teacher says the fourth partial sum approximates the infinite sum, which is -7/12. I think to get within 0.001 of the infinite sum, do I ...
May 5, 2009 by Sophie
If 28% of a sum is $100.80, what is the sum? A. $129.02 B. $277.78 C. $282.24 D. $360.00 how can i do this
May 28, 2009 by k
Find the sum of the geometric series given.....(if their is no sum...state no sum) 3+9+27...
January 24, 2012 by Embraced
What is the sum when the upper bound of summation is infinite and n=1: (1-2)^n -10 *This is sigma by the way* so it's: ∞ Sum((1-2)^n - 10 n=1
August 19, 2008 by Steve
Which two different even numbers (less than 10) have the sum of 12? (whose sum is 12)
August 8, 2011 by Amy
math 7th grade
What does it mean to ring four integers that yield a sum. The sum is 2.
January 30, 2012 by miranda
Math 12th grade
Find the sum of each infinite series, or state that the sum doesn'nt exist 1/7+5/14+25/28+
December 16, 2012 by Todd
What strategies can you use to help students cope with math anxiety? How can you make math class interesting and fun as well as relevant?
October 21, 2008 by sally
Find two positive numbers whose sum is 50 such that the sum of their squares is minimum?
November 11, 2010 by Anonymous
two dice are rolled. their sum is recorded. what is the probability that their sum is between five and ten?
April 18, 2011 by Donald
math 7Probability help
two numbers rolled can be added to get a sum. Find P(sum is even) is it 1/4 ? or 1/2? I think it is 1/4
May 10, 2014 by moby
1. I saw something very funny. 2. I saw something very fun. (Are both expressions correct? What is the difference between 'funny' and 'fun'? Thanks a lot.)
December 10, 2010 by rfvv
earth - website
I would love my 4th grade students to explore a fun website about the earth and/ or other planets. Do you know any fun and interesting websites that my kids would enjoy exploring while learning about their planet earth.
September 25, 2010 by Marcia
6th grade Math
Two number cubes rolled 150 times.Estimate how often the following occured: A sum less than 4 appeared 15 times. A sum of 7 appeared 11 times. A sum of 6 or greater appeared 85 times.
September 8, 2009 by Annia
How can the faces of two cubes be numbered so that when they are rolled, the resulting sum is a number 1 to 12 inclusive and each sum has the same probability?
November 22, 2010 by Brian
Finding three geometrically numbers knowing that their sum is greater than 78 and 30 units exceeds the sum of the other two.
June 10, 2014 by Victor
find each sum 65+18 How can you regroup ones in this sum?
December 6, 2010 by esha
Computer Sciene-java
Write a loop that will continuously prompt the user for integers to sum, -1 to exit. Sum these values and display the sum to the console. Here is what I have so far, but I feel like I am missing something: public class Sum1 { public static void main (String [] args) { Scanner ...
November 1, 2009 by Lisa
Revising and Editing It is not only quick and easy to make but it also tastes good and is fun to eat. What changes should be made in this sentence? Insert a comma after make? Change good to well? or insert a comma after fun?
March 1, 2013 by jared
find the interval of convergence of the sum of ((x^1/2)/2 - 1)^k from k = 0 to infinity and within this interval find the sum of the series as a function of x. I know the interval is 0 < x < 16 but how do I get the sum?
April 5, 2009 by jack
The sum of the first 5 natural numbers is 15 or (5)(6)/2. The sum of the first 21 natural numbers is 231=(21)(22)/2, and the sum of the first 30 numbers is 465. Use inductive reasoning to derive the formula for the sum of the first n natural numbers.
June 11, 2012 by Gloria
Three vectors, each have a magnitude of 30 units, have their tails at the same oint and are directed 120 degrees from each other. Make a statement concerning the sum of these three vectors. a) the sum vector is 0 b) the sum vector is greater thatn 30 c) the sum vector is equal...
September 19, 2007 by Tammy
To find three numbers in geometric progression, knowing that their sum is 78 and the highest 30 units exceeds the sum of the first and second term.
June 10, 2014 by Victor
Keiko is a software saleswoman. Let y represent her total pay (in dollars). Let x represent the number of copies of History is Fun she sells. Suppose that x and y are related by the equation 2200+90x=y . Answer the questions below. Note that a change can be an increase or a ...
March 28, 2014 by Roderick
Keiko is a software saleswoman. Let represent her total pay (in dollars). Let represent the number of copies of History is Fun she sells. Suppose that and are related by the equation . Answer the questions below. Note that a change can be an increase or a decrease. For an ...
March 27, 2014 by James
Two cubes are rolled .both cubes are labelled 1 to 6.the number rolled are added. What is the probability of each out come ? a) sum is 12 B)the sum is less than 4. C)the sum is 7. D)the sum is 2.
May 29, 2012 by Sam
Two number cubes are rolled .both cubes are Labelled to 6. The numers rolled are added . What is the probability of each outcome? A) the sum is 12. B) the sum is less then 4. C) the sum is 7. D) the sum is 2.
May 29, 2012 by Sam
If #(w,x,y,z)means you multiply the sum of w and x by the sum of y and z, and #(2,3,4,z)=40, then z= a. 5/3 b. 2 c. 4 d. 5 e. 8
December 15, 2013 by peter
If # (w,x,y,z) means you multiply the sum of w and x by the sum of y and z, and # (2,3,4,z)=40,then z = a. 5/3 b. 2 c. 4 d. 5 e. 8
December 18, 2013 by peter
Ms. Sue-Hope u had fun!
Welcome back Ms. Sue, I hope you had lot's of fun on your trip. :-)
May 12, 2010 by Sara
1. The quilt club is greatly exciting. 2. The mountain climbing club is badly interesting. 3. The courses and careers club is great fun. (Can we say "...good fun"?) 4. The ping-pong club is exceedingly interesting. 5. The robot manufacture club is terrific. (Are they all ...
April 13, 2009 by John
this summer I will be going to a theme park with my best friend will go too. It will be fun. Because I like when I get to go with friends. I've never been to this theme park before I heard it is very fun. Someone in my class. ITold me that there is a rollercoaster that is the ...
May 1, 2012 by jo
Math - PreCalc (12th Grade)
Which combination of limit properties is required to evaluate this limit? lim x->((24/x)-2x+2)^3 A) sum, difference, product, root B) sum, difference, product, power C) sum, difference, quotient, power D) sum, difference, quotient, root E) A limit does not exist.
March 20, 2014 by Shawna
The sum to infinity of a G.P. is 16 and the sum of the first 4terms is 15. Find the first 4 terms. Find the sum to infinity of the following (if they converge). ?(a)4+4/3+4/3˛+... (b)9+7+5+3+...(can't do, its an AP ?) (c)20-10+5-2.5+...a=20,r=-0.5 ?(d)5/10+5/100+5/1000+... (e)...
April 21, 2008 by Anonymous
Find the sum of 20 (summation notation symbol)k=1 then (3k-5) If you mean the sum of the first 20 terms, beginning with k=1, of ak = 3k - 5, that would be -20 x 5 = -100 PLUS the sum of the first 20 terms of ak = 3k The latter is 3 times the sum of 1+2+3+...20 , or 3*(20)(21)/...
June 16, 2007 by Laura
Math (Number Theory)
the following two lines indicate another way to derive the formula for the sum of the first n integers by rearranging the terms in the sum. Fill in the details. 1+2+3+...+n=(1+n)+(2+(n-1))+(3+(n-2))+... =(1+n)+(1+n)+(1+n)+...
April 21, 2014 by Tiff
Language Arts
2) Which of the following phrases is not an adverbial phrase in the sentence below? For family fun, you can go on a treasure hunt in the United States. (1point) For family fun*** In the United States On a treasure hunt You can go 3) Which of the following words is an antonym ...
September 27, 2013 by Gabby
find the sum of the measures of the intieior angles of each polygon. -hexagon -pentagon -quadrilateral -octagon -16-gon -27-gon The key is the sum of the measures. All of these figures have the same total number of degrees in their interior angles. What do you think that is? ...
March 12, 2007 by kristen
Roll 3 dice. What is the probability of getting a sum of: A) sum of 7: 15/216 B) sum of 8: 21/216 C) sum of 11: 27/216 D) sum of 12: 25/216 Are these correct? How many ways are there to choose 3 numbers ranging from 1 to 6 such that the sum is N? Consider the function: F(X) = ...
February 2, 2007 by Heath
Roll two 6-sided dice and examine their sum. a) How long will it take to roll "snake-eyes" (a pair of ones)? b) What is the probability of rolling a sum of 7 on the first roll? c) What is the probability of rolling a sum of 7 on the fourth roll? d) What is the probability of ...
April 1, 2014 by Bill
the sum of the first n terms of an arithmetic series is -51. the series has a constant difference of -1.5 and a first term of four. Find the number of terms in the sum I find using an EXCEL spreadsheet is very helpful for these types of problems. Start with 4 and keep adding 1...
December 21, 2006 by BEANAGEE
in a Geometric progression the sum of the first and the second terms is 90 and the sum of the second and the fourth terms is equal to 30.find the sum of the first 8th term in the progression
November 5, 2010 by Ali
2 dice are thrown. a. find the odds in favor of the following events: 1. getting a sum of 7 2. getting a sum greater than 3 3. getting a sum that is an even number b. find the odds against each of the events in part a
November 24, 2012 by Angie
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#11,500 notes #for a GIF #of Hiddles #doing literally nothing #but STARING INTO YOUR VERY SOUL.
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I do, but he looks so mild-mannered and pleasant in this gif that the usual type of caption doesn't work.
absolute PERFECTION
Walking down a flight of stairs and stabbing a mans eye out never looked sexier.


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.bar file won't load
I have os 220.127.116.114 on my playbook but can't open .bar files. I've read there's an android reader in this os but it says no apps are a assoiated with this file type. All help will be appreciated.
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You don't open bar files. You load them to the PB system via one of the many sideloading solutions.
I suggest this one: PlayBook App Manager
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Thanks for your reply but I tried app manager but the files don't show there/ any more suggestions?
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Crawling up my veins, I can feel it
The thought in my head, can I beat it?
It has been a while now, it has become my only company
Since I discovered it, I have been living in misery
At first it was fine, I thought I was safe
Until they tested me in metal things as dark as a cave
The thoughts that run inside my mind
"You're dying, you're dying", they're leaving me behind
Helpless and useless on a bed
The same place where I am going to end up dead
These people's faces that I cannot stand
Nurses and doctors stick needles in my hand
All the people I thought were my friends
None of them stuck by me to the end.
But I didn't forget the tears my loved ones cried
But in the end, they all seem so dead and dry
Me and the disease, now it is just a race
So obviously clear from the paleness of my face
It kills me, all the fake smiles they gave
I wonder if they'll smile, after they place me in my grave
And all the people around me, they don't understand
But still, they stick needles so deep in my hand
And now that I'm here, paralyzed and weak
Nothing but another chance of life, do I humbly seek
Tears fall down, and so does hair
As empty as my soul, so is this life unfair
All the misery and all the pain
16 years have gone in vain
The disease I fight, the disease I hate
In my blood it so vigorously accumulates
And none but God shall I try to persuade
As my life so slowly fades


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Praying Beyond the Sick List
- Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Look at the prayers of Philippians 1:9-11 and Colossians 1:9-14. There is no mention of circumstances, no requests to be healed, fed, protected, or for other people to change. The requests focus entirely on gaining wisdom in the light of the coming glory of God's kingdom. These two prayers plead with God on behalf of other people that two kinds of love would deepen: May God make you know Him better. May God make your love for people more intelligent.
Look too at Ephesians 1:15-23 and 3:14-21. These intercessions focus on wisdom in the light of Christ's glory. Again, there are no circumstantial requests. In fact, there aren't even requests to grow in intelligent love for others. But Paul zeroes in on what we most need: I ask that God would make you know Him better.
Praying Beyond the Sick List
Why don't people pray beyond the sick list? We want circumstances to improve so that we might feel better and life might get better. These are often honest and good prayers—unless they're the only requests. Unhinged from the purposes of sanctification and from groaning for the coming of the King, prayers for circumstances become self-centered. Learn, and teach others, to pray with the three-stranded braid of our real need. You will pray far beyond the sick list. And you will pray in a noticeably different way for the sick.
David Powlison is editor of the Journal of Biblical Counseling and is a counselor and faculty member of the Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation. Dr. Powlison is the author of Speaking Truth in Love (Punch Press, Winston-Salem, NC, 2005.)
This article appeared in byFaith, the magazine of the Presbyterian Church in America. © 2006 Christian Counseling and Educational Foundation. Used by permission. All rights reserved. This article is adapted from one published in the Journal of Biblical Counseling Vol. 23 No. 1. For information on how to become a Journal subscriber visit our website at http://www.ccef.org or contact CCEF Customer Service at 1.800.318.2186.
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After a weekend of misery it was nice to see the Utah Jazz bounce back against a very respectable Philadelphia 76ers team on Monday night in Salt Lake. The Sixers have had a surprisingly good season under head coach Doug Collins who decided to return to bench this season after several years away from the game of basketball (being an analyst doesn't count). Philly sits in the 7th spot in the Eastern Conference and they will likely make the playoffs. That being said, the Utah Jazz deserve a ton of credit for battling this team all the way through and pulling out the victory.
Now it's not like the Jazz should have struggled to snatch the victory against the Sixers as they led by 18 going into the half and by 13 going into the 4th. But be it as it may, they did have to have CJ Miles hit a huge bank shot in the lane with under 10 seconds remaining in regulation to send the game into overtime where they eventually won the game by 5.
"I guess we don't want an easy game. We try to make it hard on ourselves to win, but we'll take it any way we can get it," said Al Jefferson who scored 30 points and grabbed 17 rebounds in Utah's 35th victory of the season.
Some people can walk away from this game thinking that the Jazz are a lost cause, while others can say that the Jazz have not quit on their season just yet, and they are going to fight until the bitter end. I, personally, have a combination of the two.
After the weekend I said that the Jazz were officially done this season in terms of making the playoffs. I said that they had no gas left for the final stretch of the regular season, and I certainly thought that they would not even show up against the Sixers on Monday. Seeing the way that Utah performed in the first half, I started thinking that maybe the Jazz had some more mental toughness than I had originally given them credit for. However, after seeing them blow their big lead to the point of actually trailing the Sixers in the final moments of regulation, my original thoughts of doubt had returned. But just as the Jazz hit rock bottom on a disappointing season, CJ Miles hit the shot that might have saved their season, at least from a mental standpoint. To be so deflated and have a player lift your spirits like that has to mean something big. And if the overtime period was any indication of that, it definitely was.
But the reality of things, in totality, is that Utah is on the outside looking in. Their recent stretch games has made things much harder for them moving forward, and their chances of making the playoffs are still slim as they trail the Grizzlies by 2 games with 14 to go.
So do I still think that the Jazz will miss the playoffs this season? Yes I do. But what I realized after last night's game is that the Jazz are not going to go out without a fight.
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Offices within Advancement include Alumni Affairs and University Relations.
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Crime in Cincinnati
|Cincinnati, Ohio
|Crime rates (2010)
|Crime type
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* Number of reported crimes per 100,000 population.
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|Source: FBI 2010 UCR data
Crime in Cincinnati, Ohio has been a concern of residents since the 18th century.
Earliest years[edit]
The first recorded crime in Cincinnati's history was a petty theft in 1789. Under the judgement of William McMillan, informally appointed justice of the peace, one Patrick Grimes was sentenced to twenty-nine lashes after being caught stealing cucumbers. This occurred during the first year of the settlement, then still named "Losantiville", at which time food and other resources were extremely scarce.[1] Controversies over law enforcement quickly followed the establishment of government in the community: the military commander at Fort Washington deemed the region to be under his government, rejecting any authority set up by the settlers. When a second crime was reported to Judge McMillan, the accused fled to the fort for refuge, and the commander ordered Losantiville's court to renounce its jurisdiction. To this the judge replied with a message suggesting that the commander mind his own business, and blows ensued when a detachment of soldiers was sent to arrest the judge. However, permanent civilian law enforcement was established soon after the incident. In August 1788, the Northwest Territory legislature, meeting in Marietta, had enacted an enabling act creating a Court of Quarter Sessions for the region, and local residents quickly took advantage of the law's provisions; William McMillan was named one of the court's first judges.[2]
Crime dynamics[edit]
Before the riot of 2001, Cincinnati's overall crime rate was dropping dramatically and had reached its lowest point since 1992.[3] After the riot violent crime increased. Reflecting national trends, crime rates in Cincinnati have dropped in all categories from 2006 to 2010.
In 2011, using FBI data, the CQ Press ranked Cincinnati the 16th most dangerous city in the United States.[4] However, the FBI web site recommends against using its data for rankings, since there are many factors that influence crime rates.[5] Also, the CQ Press did not include Chicago, Illinois in its ranking.[4]
According to the Hamilton County Prosecutor, the vast majority of people being murdered are inside the city and African American.[6] In 2009, 44 black men and 11 black women were murdered, but no whites.[6] According to the Prosecutor, people almost always commit murders inside their racial classifications, and there is a subset in the underclass of Cincinnati which "commit a lot of violent crime and tend to be black."[6]
Distribution by Neighborhood[edit]
During the first half of 2008 approximately half of the most serious crimes (i.e. murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, larceny, and auto theft) were concentrated in 10 of the 53 Cincinnati neighborhoods.
The neighborhoods with the highest percentage of these crimes were East Westwood, Downtown, South Fairmount, North Fairmount, and English Woods. The neighborhoods with the lowest percentage of these crimes were Mount Adams, West End, O'Bryonville, Riverside, and College Hill.
- ^ Cincinnati: A Guide to the Queen City and Its Neighbors. American Guide Series. Cincinnati: Wiesen-Hart, 1943, 8.
- ^ Greve, Charles Theodore. Centennial History of Cincinnati and Representative Citizens. Vol. 1. Chicago" Biographical, 1904, 309.
- ^ "Crime Rate Dropping Slightly Murders, Rapes Up, Says New FBI Study".
- ^ a b "CQ Press Crime Ranking 2011". Retrieved August 9, 2012.
- ^ "Caution Against Ranking". FBI. Retrieved August 9, 2012.
- ^ a b c "Ten years later: Black-on-black violent crime rate rises".
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Life, or a Reasonably Hand-Drawn Facsimile: Journal Comics Explored (Part 2)
Les McClaine proudly proclaims himself an incurable egotist. James Kochalka says he's trying to delve into the mysteries of being human. Drew Weing draws them because he couldn't keep track of his life otherwise – he has a pretty horrible memory. Whether you accept these answers, or ask any of the growing host of other journal comic artists out there why they draw their journal comics, you'll find that, just like so many other things in life, or life itself, there is no easy cookie-cutter answer.
Thirteen webtoonists with journal comics were contacted and asked to reply to a set series of questions. Nine responded, and some interesting – as well as some surprising – answers were offered. The names of those that were approached were taken from a list created by American Elf's James Kochalka – an unofficial roll call he's been compiling on his own of those he sees as journal comic artists. He calls the meat of this growing list a burgeoning movement.
As far as I can tell, there was no "genre" of the daily diary strip before I started, but there definitely is one now. If other people find it a useful vehicle for their own work, I think that's great for them.
Of course, journal comics had to start somewhere, and it is in the mind of the Vermont music superstar and doodler that this form – the diary strip proper – was birthed. As he explains it, Kochalka thought up the daily journal comic format in response to two driving desires: the quest for both an Artist's and a Philosopher's Stone.
I've been looking for a hugely ambitious project that could be my "master work", and it seemed like a daily diary comic strip, carried on for long enough, could fulfill that goal.
I've felt for some time restricted by the graphic novel format. Real life doesn't fall neatly into the story format of beginning, middle, and end. The stories of real life never end, they just keep going. And there're thousands of subplots that keep twisting and writhing around each other.
The daily diary strip seemed a way to get at the rhythms of real life in a way that the graphic novel never could.
Through both his print and online diary work, Kochalka has proved the major catalyst in the recent webcartoonist trend to take up pen and paper, and bleed out sequential slices of life. Joel Stokes, when asked why he started his own journal comic, replies simply that "Kochalka's strips inspired me to do my own." Kenn Minter cites Kochalka, as well as "common man" poets Charles Bukowski and Jack Kerouac, as his main inspirations. Todd Webb goes in greater detail:
I started writing one-page comics about my day when working at the grocery store in 1998. This wasn't daily, it was just practice for me to draw and get better with a brush, plus my job seemed to provide stories. I liked the story that was evolving, so I redrew these and turned them into my mini-comic "The Stockboy". I drew very few journal-type comics back then, but that's what they were.
Then in '99 or 2000, James Kochalka printed some of his diary strips, and I thought it was cool that he had done one EVERY day. So I figured, that's a good idea, and I need the practice, so I resumed my journal on a daily basis. I mainly started it to practice improving my art and storytelling skills.
Webb isn't the only one who feels that journal comics are a great exercise; in fact, most artists claim this as another prime reason for starting up their own diary comic. As Drew Weing exclaims, he draws them "mostly as a way to get myself drawing every day!" Kean Soo also adds that the form serves as a catharsis, a way to blow the steam generated by the never-ending stresses of life.
I was going through a rough patch in my life, and I needed an outlet to just vent every once in awhile. I tried doing this in my self-contained comics, but it wound up that the quality of the work suffered. So the journal comic was also an excellent form of therapy that let me get all the crap out of my life and allow me to focus my energies on the more serious, self-contained stories that I hope to get around to telling one day.
So, an artistic exercise, a way to keep oneself updating daily, the ability to vent, and Kochalka's influence all serve as fair reasons why journal comics keep creeping on-scene, spreading like a contagion of self-expression.
Journal comics are not only all of the above things, but they are also fairly easy to create – or, at least, the creative material is already there, everywhere, waiting for you. Rather than have to try to think up a new joke or plot twist out of thin air every single day, or struggle with character creation, the journal comic can draw upon a wealth of resources available to each and every artist wannabe or adept – their own self and surroundings. Webb sums it up nicely:
Because the material is available immediately, you don't have to "write". Plus, I was keeping a regular journal at the time and was bored with it. Stories are more fun with pictures.
Soo agrees:
I chose the journal comic format simply because there's no pressure to make up an interesting story every day -- it's just a matter of taking parts of your daily life and slapping it down on the page.
It may be surprising to hear that not all artists feel that they have to remain faithful to the reality from which they draw their material. The respondents were split almost down the middle on this subject – purists vs. distillers, so to speak.
From the purists:
JEFF LEVINE: When I've drawn autobiographical, event-based comics, I try not to self-edit. The "more true", the more interesting the strip is to draw. I'm always trying to get towards the truth. That's the whole point and challenge of creating art.
KEAN SOO: Since I use the journal comic as a form of therapy, I find that it helps to be as brutally honest as possible, even if it portrays me as a less-than-likeable person. This usually leads to some (I feel) unreadable strips, but for some reason, some of my readers tend to connect most with those strips.
TODD WEBB: It's pretty much as-is. It's a journal, so what happens, and what I feel, it all gets in there somehow. I'm pretty optimistic most of the time, so most of my comics tend to be "peppy", but sad things get in too, like when my girlfriend broke up with me and when my dog passed away.
From the distillers:
DREW WEING: I try not to be boring, so I cut a lot of the tedious bits out. I also try not to write anything about other people that could be private or sensitive. I don't purposefully censor myself, but I don't have a lot of interest in depicting my masturbatory practices or the like. It's been done!
JOEL STOKES: I try not to make fun of people or get anyone in trouble.
JEREMY DENNIS: Editing it down to the grid is part of the distillation process for me, a way of cutting into what makes the moment I'm writing about. I'm also not in the business of upsetting other people, and have delayed publication or even abandoned strips for that. I also (given that the strips are set half-inside my head) try to edit for comprehensibility, though I think I often fail.
LES MCCLAINE: I keep in mind that my Mom reads the strip, so I don't go too far with anything, but I try not to let that impede me too much.
It is interesting to note that one of the biggest reasons for self-editing is not for the artist to hide their own imperfections, but rather to avoid hurting others around them by pointing out their less endearing traits. Journal comic creators apparently aren't trying to make enemies out of anyone.
While the urge to self-edit may be a 50-50 split among our respondents, sticking to the truth of their lives seems to be an important matter to all but one of the artists. Jeremy Dennis goes against the journal comic creator grain, stating:
I'll change facts if it'll make it funnier or more interesting or more true or make the point better, or just if I feel like it, really. All of it starts in my life, but after that? It makes its own way in the world.
It must be noted that while he says he doesn't force himself to stick to the facts, the core material Dennis starts with is still based on his life.
Even if the remaining artists replied saying otherwise, they do, however, admit that they either embellish or alter the perception of certain moments when needed to help better convey their point, or to present their reality in a more interesting fashion. Kochalka may have defended this choice to take such "artistic liberties" best:
Sometimes I decide that what I thought was more important than what I said or did, so I may draw myself saying or doing something that I actually only thought. However, as far as I'm concerned, the real of the imagination is just as real as the physical world. "Just as real" as in "just as important an influence in our lives". For practical purposes, you should consider everything in the diaries as "real". My friend Jason would tell you that I always misrepresent him, but I don't think that counts as fiction. Let's just say that I'm always true to myself.
Another thing that just about all journal comic artists agree on is that jokes are NOT a necessity, nor are punchlines – Kochalka's response to this question was a very concise "absolutely not", for example. Some others do point out that they like to offer a sense of resolution, a point, or a payoff, though. As Weing says, "I think each strip has to have a point. There's a lot of things in life that I find amusing, so I guess most of the strips turn out that way. At least in my opinion." Soo is even more specific:
If by "punchline" you mean some sort of payoff or resolution to each strip, then yes. I feel that pretty much any story needs to have a beginning and an end in order to make it at least interesting for myself. Life may not have a punchline, but any kind of story becomes more readable if there is some sort of payoff at the end.
In terms of financial payoff, the artists are fairly optimistic. Most see journal comics as a marketable genre (Levine wryly points out: "Shit, everything is marketable."), as autobiography is a big seller this century. Everyone loves autobiography, as it's a way for people to see that they are not alone in this world. Minter explains, "If they [people] see something in a person's strip they can relate to... they may find it easier to live within their own skin. Who doesn't wanna feel better?"
Weing is a little more cautious, but still positive:
Sure, in moderation. Journal comics are a subsection of autobio comics, which are a subsection of nonfiction, which are a subsection of comics as a whole. There are plenty of prose books published that consist of someone's journal, but they're still a small percentage of the total amount of books published.
When one thinks about it, the desire or enjoyment that one gets from reading such personal peeks into one's life border on voyeurism, and on the converse, the artists who expose themselves daily can be argued as exhibitionists. Some, like McClaine, gladly admit to it. When asked on the subject, he eagerly replied, "Oh yeah, big time. That's half the fun." Others are less apt to see themselves in such a light, being of the mind that journal comic creators aren't showing all of their cards at any one time. Minter admits that he only reveals "so much," and Dennis points out the 'blur' that exists between truth and story:
I don't vastly differentiate between online modern non-genre fiction (like Derek Kirk Kim's stuff) and online journals. Life and fiction inform each other, and can be equally revealing (or concealing) about the artist. Many online journals (both written and drawn) are intense performances, which hide far more than they reveal.
Few can deny the voyeuristic feel to the journal comic, tho, even if they don't admit to it openly. Webb confesses that, "when reading other's journal comics I do get a strange sense of 'knowing' the person and their friends, even if I don't." Levine also feels the same:
I don't feel like an exhibitionist, maybe because I like writing and drawing, but I never really let the idea of an audience cross my mind. I don't care if people see what I'm doing, I just want to do it. Don't know if that makes sense. But yes - I definitely feel like a voyeur when reading other's autobiographical comics or blogs or books or whatever. I like peeking into other peoples' lives and thoughts...
In the end, while it can be seen that there are some points on which the creators may agree upon, overall, each artist, sees the journal comic differently, both in terms of approach and objective – just like they see each other's own lives. Some artists, like Kenn Minter, don't even see their work as a journal comic at all, at least not in the way described here: " I don't call what I do a journal comic. I call it an autobiographical comic strip. This ain't my diary."
Moreover, there are a number of comics out there that draw heavily on the life of the artist, but that stop short of being a "journal comic" by not offering up their material in a purely "diary" form. Such comics, like Jennie Breedan's The Devil's Panties, Ian Jones-Quarterly's Ian Comix, Peter Conrad's Stymied, or even Derek Kirk Kim's various short stories on his Small Stories site are but a few examples of comics that are both journal comic and something else, sometimes straying into complete fabrication, sometimes just being silly for silly's sake, sometimes offering pure evocative fiction drawn from elements of one's own real life experiences. They focus primarily on entertainment first, but still manage to make the reader feel like they are peeking into at least a fraction of the creator's sequential boudoir.
Finally, it should be noted that not all of the artists approached for this feature acknowledge that there is a journal comics movement. Some artists, like Soo, believe that it's too soon to make such a call on the genre.
Is it really a movement? No one has ever pointed to all the blogs on the 'net and said "look, it's a blog movement!" Yes, there's been a sudden upsurge in journal comics, but you can tie that directly with the steadily growing number of livejournal.com and blogger sites. With the nature of the Internet, the appearance of all these journal comics seems to be a natural progression from all the blogs out on the web. I think it's highly egotistical to say "look at us, we're part of a movement!" That sort of thing is best left up to the historians as they look back after a decade or six.
Weing echoes these sentiments, suggesting a bit of caution while once again remaining a tad optimistic:
I think journal strips are an interesting parallel to the "blogging" phenomenon, and maybe a little faddish right now. But they've got a pretty good foundation of support. I've seen a bit of backlash, but for the most part the response has been overwhelmingly positive - especially considering the fashionable disdain most people had for autobio comics after the epidemic of them during the 90s. Which is good, because they're often just as compelling (if not more so) than the cartoonist's "actual work." Only time will tell how they're ultimately received.
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Seeking advice..
by Louise Delahunty - 03/27/2006 - 09:30
I notice that comic strips seem to be a blokes thing, which I don't really understand...
I've been writing autobiographical comic stories for some time and have faith in my work. The work of Harvey Pekar has influenced my style but not defined it. The stories are of a 20 something (fairly unconventional) female living in Scotland. I'm technologically challenged(!?!) - and lack the artistic skills to illustrate my own work - but would be very keen to collaborate with the right artists or even find out more about how this world works with a view to oneday taking the project further... I can't pay anyone!! but am full of ideas...
Any suggestions would be gratefully received. Cheers, Louise Delahunty
I would suggest posting this in the forums
by Xaviar Xerexes - 03/27/2006 - 09:43
You might get a conversation going in our forums - it's less likely as a comment to an older article on the site.
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New travel posters! I will have prints available of both of these at Comic Con + t-shirts with the Rio design! Booth 5007!
Collector's Space Shuttle Screenprints!
I'll be debuting 3 new screenprints at Comic Con next week commemorating the amazing Space Shuttle program which spanned 30 years! These will be available indivudually or as a set. Each one is 10"x28".
Come visit me and my friends Jasmin Lai and Tiffany Ford at Booth #5007!
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Tomorrow (September 19th) at 1PM at the Ottawa International Animation Festival, they are screening a film called "You Are Special" by Sherryn Sim. Sherryn is a phenomenally talented middle school student who was selected through a special outreach program to have her film idea realized at Cartoon Network earlier this year. I was lucky enough to be a part of the effort to bring Sherryn's vision to life, along with my friends Dave Smith, Stephane Coedel, Jasmin Lai, Damien Gaillardon, Suzie Vlcek, Dominic Bisignano, and more! It was a really amazing experience and we were all so motivated by Sherryn's story and designs. You can follow THIS LINK for all of the festival and screening info. I hope some of you can make it, and I also hope they put it online soon so everybody can enjoy Sherryn's story!
You guys, you should all come to the Wildlife Learning Center Art Show, this weekend at the Wildlife Learning Center! It'll be a bunch of art and stuff to raise money for cute animals and some really sweet dangerous animals like alligators! It'll be so rad. I did two new screenprints for the show! I'm gonna post them right after this (I didn't do this flyer but it is cool). Check out the Facebook page for all the info HERE!
Come visit me and Chris Turnham at Booth 5007 this week at Comic Con! We have some pretty cool new stuff this year, including three brand new t-shirt designs! Chris has a bunch of new screenprints, and I will have my Gold Gun Girls poster available for the very first time! We will also be selling prints of my Colouroids and mini-print sets of some of my favorite E.T. drawings!
Hope to see you there!
This Saturday from 7-11 is the Thailand Flood Relief Fundraiser at Q Pop! It will be an awesome time and there will be loads of art up for auction. I am planning to donate some prints of my Colouroids! Here is the Facebook Event Page with more info and a complete artist list. Hope to see you there!


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Happy New Years!! My goals for this year is to get this blog more active and to start my own webcomic! Hope you all have a lovely new years <3
A self portrait of my life at boarding school. Every morning I stand in the cold as I wait for my shower to heat up. The contents of my fridge are: moldy cheese, ginger ale and Halloween candy. I eat 6 packs of ramen a week and currently have 3 Domino's pizza boxes in my room.
an outfit i wore today reminded me of something one of my characters would wear, so i drew her in it
just chex out my blog
i already drew her tho
In commemoration of the outfit I wore last night and the people that had to look less fabulous next to me
draw mokie
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I hate how in the show of Game of Thrones they portray the more masculine women as misogynistic, particularly Arya 'Other girls are stupid', Brienne 'you sound like a bloody woman' and Asha using the word 'cunt'.
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She could feel the snow on her lashes, taste it on her lips… A pure world, Sansa thought. I do not belong here.
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who wanted a more genetically plausible hair color than on the show because "NO BARATHEON COULD EVER BE BLONDE!!!", so, u kno
although I mainly based her on tiny show actress bc dang shes adorable. oops i made her way too disney tho (I DREW THIS WHILE LISTENING TO HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL. I AM SORRY)
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Here's the list of the Top 25 Game of Thrones Season Three characters by number of lines, complied by Walter_Eagle:
1. Tyrion – 185
2. Jaime – 119
3. Daenerys – 93
4. Sansa – 87
5. Arya – 86
6. Cersei – 84
7. Tywin – 81
8. Jon – 79
9. Robb – 73
10. Margaery – 72
11. Olenna – 71
12. Thoros – 67
13. Ygritte – 65
14. Theon – 64
15. Joffrey – 63
16. Brienne – 60
17. Missandei – 58
18. Shae – 54
19. Melisandre – 51
20. Davos – 48
20. Gendry – 48
22. Varys – 46
23. Bronn – 45
23. Stannis – 45
25. Jorah – 44
25. Sam – 44
Catelyn, we're told, ranks 40th.
1. Catelyn's the line item that's attracting the most attention, and rightly so, frankly. A POV character, and a Stark, and a major player in a pivotal Season Three storyline, with fewer lines than Bronn? It's a bummer, for sure, and I say that as someone who's both disappointed with how that character has been translated from book to screen — by far the weakest of all the main characters — and who tends not to be disappointed for the same reasons that the Catelyn stans are.
Personally, I'd have liked the Stark/Tully/Riverlands storyline this season to use her, not Robb, as its central character. For one thing this would map more closely to how the books handled it, not that that's something I tend to care about overmuch. Mainly, she's simply a more sympathetic character right now than Robb — certainly than show-Robb. Her internal struggle is more interesting to me than his is.
Granted, if you look at her material during this segment of the series, much of what she does in her chapters is internal. She tends to think about a lot of stuff for almost the entire chapter, until the final paragraphs arrive and someone tells her that something important has happened. That's difficult to turn into compelling television. But the show's obviously capable of concocting plot to keep a character at the forefront if they want, and I wish they'd done so here if that's what it would have taken.
2. Look at the gender breakdown for this list. Women occupy five slots in the top 10 most prominent characters, and a majority of the top 20. I doubt that most of the top-shelf TV drams have anything even close to this level of gender parity. The Good Wife, I suspect, and maybe The Americans, and mmmmmmmaybe Homeland simply by virtue of its female lead, but as a sheer numbers game I think Game of Thrones comes out on top. And compared to Breaking Bad or Boardwalk Empire or Mad Men (however well Mad Men handles its core female characters)? Forget about it. Actually I suppose Downton Abbey has it beat, but even so. When we're talking about how the show treats its women characters, this bears attention, and frankly praise.
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A bunch of attention-grabbing Scandi projects were presented at the opening TV seminar of the Nordic Film Market, "TV Drama Vision," held at Goteborg on Thursday. One of them was "Welcome to Sweden," the English-speaking Swedish comedy series created, directed by and starred by Greg Poehler, brother to Amy Poehler who's executive producing and also doing a cameo in the show.
"Welcome to Sweden," produced by FLX in co-production with TV4, Entertainment One and Syskon (the production company set up by the two Poehlers), has already been sold to NBC, making it the first Swedish TV series ever to be sold directly to a big network channel in the US.
"Welcome to Sweden" recounts Greg Poehler's "very autobiographical" story, where the American Bruce Evans (Poehler himself) sets off to Stockholm with his Swedish girlfriend (Josephine Bornebusch).
"It's about cultural classes, about being a stranger in a strange land, and whether their love can survive. I wanted to do a romantic comedy that are real and sweet, and in addition to that funny."
Bruce Evans' alleged mother-in-law is played by Lena Ohlin, a therapist disapproving towards her daughter's relationship. Apart from Amy Poehler, Will Ferrell, Gene Simmonds and Patrick Duffy (as Bruce's father) can be seen in cameos.
Skein will unspool domestically at TV4 in March, and at NBC during the summer.
In a more general presentation of the Nordic territory ten projects were reviewed. Also from Sweden: Johan Renck's gangster thriller "The Fat & The Angry," starring Gustaf Skarsgard and premiering on Swedish Television on February 9.
From Denmark was among others "1864," penned and helmed by Ole Bornedahl (Nightwatch) for DR. Possibly inspired by the success of Nikolaj Arcel's "A Royal Affair," this ambitious period piece tackles the bloodiest war in Danish history, against the Germans. Sidse Babett Knudsen from "The Fortress" does one of the leads. Svensk is handling sales.
Another large-scale project presented was the $12.5 million-budgeted Norwegian "The Heavy Water War." Produced by Filmkameratene in co-production with NRK and SF, Per-Olav Sorensen has directed six 45-minutes episodes. The series accounts the story when Norwegian saboteurs destroyed Nazi Germany's dreams of developing the atomic bomb. The same issue was treated in "Anthony Mann's The Heroes from Telemark" from 1965, starring Kirk Douglas. Svensk is handling sales.
Apart from presenting specific projects The Drama Vision offered a full-day seminar with keynote speakers focusing on Israeli and Icelandic TV Drama, and several panelists discussing international trends and what's next in the successful Nordic Noir territory.