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Definition of jeeze
- common but non-standard spelling of jeez.
Citation from "Acceptance", Wilfred (TV), Season 1 Episode 4 (2011) blacked out to resolve Google's penalty against this site.
- See more words with the same meaning: exclamations (list of).
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|Definitions include: acronym for "Oh my Lady Gaga".
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|Definitions include: "for sure".
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|Definitions include: See in the heck.
|Definitions include: a form of address for a male significant other.
|Definitions include: is not; am not; are not; do not; have not; will not; etc.
|Definitions include: an exclamation of extreme displeasure; "oh shit".
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|Definitions include: to smoke marijuana.
|Definitions include: excla,action of happiness or excitement.
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High school football: Cary Whittingham leads Timpview back to 4A title game, as T-Birds beat East
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Timpview head football coach Cary Whittingham wasn't trying to make a statement when he chose to wear a golf shirt and shorts during his team's 4A semifinal game against East Friday.
The challenges Coach Whittingham faced were much greater than what East has gone
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The A-frame house is a minimalist structure with such a steep roofline that it efficiently sheds snowfall. These houses were widely popularized after WWII as a symbol of the modern vacation cabin. Here are just a few that have caught my eye lately.
This tiny island was featured on my blog last year when nobody was living there, but now I have photos from the current resident, Katherine Ball.
Her six-week residency entitled "No Swimming" runs from August 12th until September 25th and Katherine is blogging from her iPad along the way.
It is definitely a spartan existence living in a 20 foot diameter fiberglass and foam igloo. "I'm using a lot of resources from the museum, keeping food in the visitor center. I could cook out here but then I have to wash my dishes. I could create a miniature grey water system," said Ball when she first moved in.
Built by artist Andrea Zittel, the intention is for a different artist to live here every summer and modify the island however they like.
They call it Indianapolis Island or "Indy Land" and it lives on the grounds of the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Katherine is implementing the use of mushrooms (mycobooms) to filter toxins out of the lake water. "It's strange that people I talk to all over the country are resigned to the fact that our waterways are polluted. I would love to help people feel like 'our waterways are polluted, we need to try to fix this' instead of simply accepting that pollution is normal."
Read her blog for more information on this biologically-oriented pollution solution. Photos by Michelle Pemberton / The Star. Thanks to Deryck for the head's up.
For five months my partner and I have been on a perpetual vacation, living off-the-grid in our Toyota 4Runner as modern vagabonds of the American West. That's right, we said goodbye to the house, ditched the trailer and downsized to a truck (AKA our teeny tiny house), pictured above in central Nevada.
Our makeshift RV
Michael removed the backseat and outfitted this 4-wheel-drive SUV with a cozy sleeping platform, privacy window shades, and a Thule roof box we affectionately call "upstairs."
We carry with us a large cooler of fresh food, a box of dry food, and two 6-gallon water containers so we can be boondocking out in the middle of nowhere for a week or two without having to resupply.
Inspired by Leo Babauta's 38 lessons learned, I wanted to create my own message for anyone inspired to travel the way we do. Here are the 7 most valuable lessons I learned from 5 months of living on the road:
1. You don't need as much stuff as you think you need.
Really. If you have very little stuff it's easier to move, clean up, pack up, and keep important items at arm's reach.
2. Go slow.
There's no reason to rush. Don't make concrete plans. Engage with where you're at rather than worrying about where you gotta be next. If you have stumbled upon someplace pleasant, stay an extra day or two. Why not?
3. Go the opposite direction everyone else is going.
OK, so we have our biases (my sweetie and I are both rather introverted) but I think everyone could appreciate the outdoors a little more if they had it to themselves. We often pass up campgrounds and weekend crowds to make use of remote dirt roads and startlingly quiet public lands.
4. Leave a place better than you found it.
Carry out an extra bag of trash, even if it's not yours. It's good for the ecosystem and your karma.
5. Be nice to strangers.
Ask questions. Talk to the locals especially. They often have the inside scoop on the places you're headed, and maybe even a good story or two. On the loneliest highway you never know when you might need their help.
6. Reward yourself with small pleasures.
When you are away from modern conveniences for so long, it's important to treat yourself well. For us we splurge on good, healthy, fresh food at the grocery store (and a fair amount of chocolate too). We also figure in plenty of leisure time for reading books.
7. Get creative.
Get lost. Make it up as you go along. It's not about where you're going, but how you go.
A year ago I was just settling in to calling it a "movement" and before that it was just my weird obsession. Now it's in the New Yorker: The rise of the tiny-house movement. Creative downsizing is taking hold in the hearts and minds of Americans these days, if nothing else than by necessity.
I like how the author Alec Wilkinson makes a distinction between the various types of people who are moving into tiny spaces. In my own words I've condensed the categories here:
- Young people who cannot conceive of being able to afford a "real" house or supersized rent in a big city.
- Older people who are done with home ownership, trying to keep some semblance of savings, or are empty nesters.
- All idealists who are seeking a lighter footprint and privileged enough to design their own lifestyle.
In combination, this movement is made up of some fascinating people, some of whom are mentioned in the article. Photo above is Jay Shafer with his wife and son and Tumbleweed House, photograph by Jeff Minton.
But I want to highlight a couple of folks who do not get as much press attention as Jay. These are wonderful women whom I am pleased to call my friends.
Tammy Strobel, rowdykittens.com
A couple of years ago Tammy was a new blogger on the tiny house scene. Now she is one of the top. Last year she was featured in the New York Times, on the Today Show, and other major media outlets.
Tammy and her partner Logan had us over for dinner recently in their small Portland apartment and showed us pictures of their tiny house being built. Less than 100 square feet, the work of art they've commissioned should be finished this fall.
Cheers to Tammy and Logan for their commitment to social change and their personal follow through. Tammy has even been able to earn a living through her writing. I look forward to hearing more from them as they move into their tiny house and explore simple living as a couple.
Dee Williams, portlandalternativedwellings.com
A true hero, Dee is the lay-person who built her own 84 square foot house and has been living in it for the past 7 years. Affectionately called "The Little House" she opens it up for tours and speaks to kids about voluntary simplicity and sustainability. Positive change begins at home, she says, and she means that literally.
I love all the attention she has been getting, on the cover of Yes!Magazine, in TIME Magazine, on NPR, on NBC Nightly News, etc. but my favorite so far is her TEDx talk in Portland last May.
Dee has written an incredibly helpful book called Go House Go: How to build a tiny house on wheels and I highly recommend it if you're considering doing it on your own. It is hands down the most helpful thing I've read for tiny house wannabes — that is, people who are planning to build a little house on a trailer. (Also, a building workshop is not a bad idea either.)
Give it up for the ladies! Keep an eye on them. As the Dalai Lama said in a lecture two years ago, "The world will be saved by the Western woman."
An email arrived reminding me that tomorrow is the last day the Vardo plans will be on sale from Tumbleweed Tiny House Company. This got me daydreaming about building a DIY truck camper on top of my friend's old Toyota pickup truck.
By far the smallest design offered by the company, this vardo incorporates a full-size bed and 35 cubic feet of storage below. I'm not sure about the practicality of this on the road, but it is certainly one of the cutest handmade campers I've seen in person. This creation lived next to Jay's house as a teeny tiny guest house in Sebastopol when I was there.
This isn't a story — it's a sketch of a story. We were traveling through Arizona and spotted this abandoned house in Portal, Arizona.
What makes this mystery so compelling is a grave marker for Edward John Hand, pioneer, rancher, miner, archaeologist. I imagine a solid man, tall, English-born (1866), exploring the American West and building this one-room adobe structure with his own hands.
My internet research turned up nothing about this man and his simple home. I'm finding much of the American West — possibly the best stories — are not google-able.
Hmm, it's probably about time to share where we're at in our house renovations. The inside of our home is a work in progress. If I turned the camera in different directions it would still be a mess. But this is our dining nook where Michael and I share meals together. We could squeeze in 4 for a cozy dinner (think Paris cafe).
- Furniture – All of our furniture is re-used. The table and chairs ($300) are from Rusty Gold Vintage Design, an upcycled furniture store operating out of two shipping containers. The heirloom basket is from Michael's mother. The rug ($20) and Wassily chair knockoff ($150) were purchased on Craigslist.
- Widows – I love how this part of our house gets nice light. We don't think the security bars are necessary but we haven't done much of anything on the house exterior yet. We love our PVC-free insulating cellular shades from North Solar Screen.
- Floor – The original wood flooring from 1941 required an archeological dig to get to. It has not been refinished but when we do, we'll put moulding on.
Ideas for how to fancify the front door? Or anything else? Look at the before photo for some perspective. Yikes!


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The gut microbiome — a teeming mass of bacteria, fungi, viruses, archaea and protozoans that live in our lower gastrointestinal tracts — has captured the attention of health-conscious consumers. Through controlled studies with mice, scientists have learned that by manipulating the microbiome, we can induce weight loss, affect pain perception and decrease hormonal responses to […]
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As the world warms, insects and pathogens are on the move. Heat waves are getting hotter and more frequent. Algal blooms are increasing in frequency, intensity and duration, posing risks to drinking water and shellfish consumption. Wildfires are putting more particulates into the air, leading to increases in asthma and hospital admissions for respiratory distress. […]
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Aging may be a universal experience, but culture and ethnicity affect how aging relatives fit into the family picture. Latino families, says Carolyn Mendez-Luck, tend to care for their elderly family members at home and delay institutionalization, relative to other racial and cultural groups. The assistant professor in the College of Public Health and Human […]
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Uncharted Territory
As adults live longer, the challenge of maintaining health through their senior years increases. Differences among individuals become more pronounced and older people may not respond to treatments as they would have when they were younger. The field of geriatric health care is moving forward rapidly, says Michelle Odden, an epidemiologist at Oregon State University. […]
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Where the grass is greener, pregnancies tend to be fullterm, and babies tend to have higher birth weights. The findings hold up even when results are adjusted for factors such as neighborhood income, exposure to air pollution, noise and neighborhood walkability, according to researchers at Oregon State University and the University of British Columbia. "This […]
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Small Stressors May Reduce Longevity for Men
Older men who lead high-stress lives, either from chronic everyday hassles or because of a series of significant life events, are likely to die earlier than the average for their peers. "We're looking at long-term patterns of stress — if your stress level is chronically high, it could impact your mortality, or if you have […]
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Hmong Health Study Defies Expectations
The risks are especially high among the Hmong, whose cervical cancer rates are some of the nation's highest.
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What's in a Name?
In "Romeo and Juliet," Shakespeare famously penned, "What's in a name?" I've been asked that many times since our college changed its name in July. It may not have meant much to Juliet in the case of her beloved, but for the College of Public Health and Human Sciences, it speaks to the very essence […]


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After claiming the school's first national championship last season, the guys from the Grand View football team have been dealing with a newfound celebrity around Des Moines.
"Me and Derek (Fulton) were at Hy-Vee the other day," senior wide receiver Brady Roland explained, "and someone came up to us and told us congrats and said she was going to be at the Drake game.
"And that's been happening a lot."
Fulton, a Bettendorf product, enters his third year as Grand View's starting quarterback. But the spotlight has only brightened since last Dec. 21, when the Vikings defeated Cumberlands in the NAIA national title game.
"If I'm wearing a Grand View shirt, people ask me how the national championship was, what the experience was like," Fulton said. "I'm just being noticed more by people around."
Offensively, there's a lot to be excited about. Eight starters return, including the Fulton-to-Roland connection.
Fulton was third in the nation in total offense, and sixth in passing efficiency.
Roland was second in the nation last year with 1,336 receiving yards.
"Derek Fulton is a special player, and his decision-making right now is as flawless as can be," coach Mike Woodley said of his junior quarterback. "I mean, he makes great decisions and he's a good athlete. He can run. He can make plays with his feet and with his arm."
The Vikings were able to capture a national title last season, thanks in large part to an elite defense, which was ranked No. 2 in the nation for points allowed and No. 1 in sacks.
Two All-American linebackers — Jason Gladfelder and Dudley Bickham — have graduated, but Woodley says his program has always been one oriented around defense. And this year will be no different.
"On defense — that's where we have to rebuild the most," Woodley said. "But when you build a program the right way, you build depth.
"We think we have the quality here to possibly go out and be one of those elite top-five defenses again."
Senior defensive back Lance Lewis, who was third in the nation with seven interceptions last season, is ready for the challenge.
"We lost two all-American linebackers, so that's going to be a big loss," Lewis said. "But we have a bunch of people filling in and we return most of our DBs.
"This year, we'll have a lot of depth and we're just going to be flying around. It's going to be a lot of fun to watch."
The Vikings' well-publicized 21-16 win against Drake to start last season was the program's first triumph against the Bulldogs.
It catalyzed Grand View's dream season. The rematch is Aug. 30 at Drake Stadium.
"I'm sure they're tired of hearing about Grand View all offseason," Fulton said. "We respect Drake completely, and we know it's going to be a very tough game.
"They are extremely talented. We know they're going to be bigger than us and they are extremely smart. We're going in thinking that we're the underdog, and we think we have something to prove again this year."
There is a certain buzz surrounding the Grand View football program after its national championship season. Attendance should be up, better recruits have already been coming in and the players have support from the city and the state like they've never had before. Off the field, Grand View is doing things the right way, too. According to coach Mike Woodley, 23 of 44 players last season sported a GPA of 3.3 or better.
"I really think that correlates out there on the field," he said.
There will be a lot of new faces starting on a defense that was second in the nation last season after allowing just 15.4 points per game. Two All-America linebackers (Jason Gladfelder and Dudley Bickham) are gone, and although Woodley says his defense is looking to reload rather than rebuild, it will be extremely difficult to match last year's elite-level group.
Entering his third year as the Vikings' starting quarterback, Derek Fulton seems poised to have a breakout season. He was spectacular in last year's undefeated run, earning honorable-mention all-America honors behind 3,451 total yards of offense. Woodley is enamored with his signal-caller. "Derek Fulton is a special player, and his decision-making right now is as flawless as can be," Woodley said.


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Why Blog Commenting May Heavily Damage Your Blog
Author: Ryan Biddulph | January 22nd, 2016 |
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How is the online empire building through blog commenting guy advising that blog commenting may damage your blog?
How is this numskull gonna explain that blog commenting kills your effectiveness?
How many questions can one blogger ask to lead off a blog post?
Today in Costa Rica….
The roaring rapids of Rio Chirripo woke me up. And I ain't mad at it.
Kelli and I lazed in bed for the first hour of our 1st wedding anniversary (Not fishing for congrats).
I took an icy cold shower – being the nut case I am – and then meditated and then ate a delicious breakfast consisting of:
- a piping hot cup of Costa Rican coffee
- Costa Rican cornflakes
- Costa Rican milk
- Costa Rican sugar cane
After eating a leisurely breakfast I published my most recent blog post.
I then spoke to my web designer Phillip Dews for 45 minutes as the cleaning lady limpio=ed the apartment in stunningly gorgeous, peaceful Rivas.
Adonde Voy?
Where am I going with this?
Here's where: I am able to enjoy the internet lifestyle, being free to laze the days away, while doing some fun work, because I have a sound, effective, efficient blog commenting strategy in place.
On some days I work/play/have fun more than other days. Because I do not *need* to comment on a set number of blogs daily. Nor am I married to commenting on any 1 blog because even though I comment regularly on a handful of blogs, if I ain't having fun with commenting on a set day, I ain't commenting.
TOM: The Old Me
The Old Me (he's making another appearance) failed to vet his blog commenting campaign. I talked anywhere and everywhere. I added more work to my schedule daily because I *needed* (shitty energy) to comment on friend's blogs or they would not read my blog (BS limiting belief). Clinging to this crappy, low energy, limiting belief led to:
- 10-12 hour work days
- stress
- tension
- increasingly less blog traffic
- missing out on many of the stunning tropical paradises where I visited because I was so darn busy commenting on a gazillion blogs each day
Why Damaging to Your Blog?
You'll come across advice from bloggers: you *need* to make friends and you *need* to comment on blogs to make friends. I offered this advice for years. But it is not true. You do not *need* anything.
You are whole and complete. As is.
Many top bloggers built monstrously large, rabid followings without ever commenting on another blog.
Here's the rub: if you have fun commenting on blogs then feel free to comment on blogs. If it does not feel like work, you're doing it right. But if it does feel like work you will damage your blog and kill your effectiveness because you will:
- be miserable at needing to comment on blogs, and miserable bloggers cannot create inspired, fun, colorful content
- run out of time
- create a lop-sided, ineffective, inefficient blog marketing campaign
….all of which lead to a failed blog, a failing blogger and in most cases, these cats quit blogging all together due to their intense disgust of failing.
Here's why blog commenting may be killing your blog softly (L Boogie reference)…..
1: You're Not Having Fun
I recall being an BCI: Blog Commenting Idiot.
I commented on anything that moved. Or, on any blog.
I felt I *needed* to make friends. Didn't have much fun commenting on blogs with 2 readers.
One day, it hit me: wouldn't it be fun and save time and leverage my presence if I just commented on blogs like Pro Blogger Dot Net?
Wouldn't it feel fun to write a 3-4-5 paragraph, creative blog comment on such a blog?
Wouldn't that expose me, my blog and my brand to some 300,000 active followers of Darren's blog?
Wouldn't me and my blog be 100% relevant to Darren's audience?
Wouldn't that save me 3-5 hour's worth of work a day – or more – so I can chill in Chiang Mai or skip through Savusavu or run through Rivas or ball in Bali?
Wouldn't this expand my presence quickly and grow my readership and increase my blogging income?
Yes, yes, yes, yes and yes.
Where did it all start? I chose to do what felt fun to me. And nothing else. Because that "fun" energy made me into the creative, free dynamo I am today. How do I draw parallels between seemingly impossible topics? I have fun. How did I appear on world-renowned, famous blogs? I had fun.
When you're having fun, work dissolves into fun, and hard-working folks will wonder endlessly about your secret. Because they only know work and straining and striving and fighting and struggling…..and you only know, doing what's fun.
Blogging Tip
Do you genuinely enjoy writing comments on blogs? Really?
If blog commenting feels fun to you feel free to keep on blog commenting. That fun, playful energy makes you hyper attractive to an increasingly growing group of interested individuals. Which leads to more targeted traffic and increased blogging profits and which also halves or quarters or 1/8ths or 1/16ths your blogging work/play load.
2: Forced Blog Commenting Progressively Adds More Drudgery to Your Daily Tasks List
"Forced" blog commenting. Emphasis on the first word.
Fun blog commenting is a barrel of laughs.
Check out Adrienne Smith's comments. She loves commenting. She's having fun. Genuine, authentic, whatever you call it, she has "it" in all things commenting so no way in Hades is commenting drudgery, or endless misery, for her. She enjoys commenting. Ditto for Don Purdum and Donna Merrill. Each loves commenting, so they comment.
No force. No drudgery. Fabulous examples for you aspiring bloggers out there!
For me – and all other sentient beings – forced blog commenting is akin to being slowly digested in Sarlaac's Pit.
I felt a desperate need to comment on a set number of blogs daily back in the day. That desperate, low energy driver added hours upon hours of hard, grueling blogging work to my day.
Your Energy Creates It All
Force negates.
Power attracts.
Meaning, hard work, grinding it out and struggling with an increasing workload – and adding more folks to your commenting list adds to your daily work load – scares off the results you desire.
Work hard today, and you'll need to work harder tomorrow to barely make end's meet.
BUT….if you comment from a fun-loving space and if you comment on a few authority, well-read, relevant blogs daily, you'll be using power instead of force. Using power ensure that you'll attract:
- more traffic
- more readers
- more subscribers
- more blogging income
….with significantly less effort than the hard working crowd.
Ever see those bastards who seem to be all over the place despite working only a handful of hours daily? Yeah, jerks like me, living in paradise, included?
We follow our joy, make a tremendous impact with a few mindful, present, fun actions daily, and our presence expands. It's not about smart work. It's about detached, high-energy, joyous play. SO few folks go the Power Route which is why SO few folks live their dreams and have free time and change time zones like most folks change pants.
The Solution
Comment on 2-3 high profile, massive audience having, relevant blogs daily. Or on 1 of these suckers daily.
Write a 3-5 paragraph, in-depth, insightful and creative comment on each of these blogs.
It makes more sense for me to write a monstrously large comment in front of Darren Rowse's 300,000 active followers today than trying to comment on 25 mid to low profile blogs. Because in the end I want to have fun without working much at all while building a strong bond with Darren while exposing myself and brand (not that way) to his 300,000 active followers.
3: You BELIEVE (on a Deeper Level) That Your Readership Will Only Read Your Posts ONLY if You Comment on their Blogs
This had been the biggest mental block for me to tackle. Until I house sat in Buena Vista, Costa Rica.
I worked for about 12 hours during that 6 week stretch. I worked for 2-3 hours on 5 separate Fridays. Saturday through Thursday I lived in a jungle hut with no electricity or internet or plumbing. So no blog commenting or visits to The Throne for those 6 weeks – I only checked email and published posts – yet I appeared on:
- Richard Branson's blog
- Forbes
- Neil Patel's blog
I also saw 4 separate, new blogging income streams pop up during the first week I spent offline.
I received direct, clear evidence that this limiting belief was a crock of crap. Utter bullshit. I appeared on some of the world's most famous blogs. Didn't leave 1 damn comment during that time frame to receive those invitations.
I had fun doing what I did on those Fridays.
I largely detached from blogging outcomes during those 6 weeks.
I realized that readers will flock to a blog which appeals to them whether or not the blogger comments on blogs.
I Strongly Advise that You Continue to Comment on Blogs if……
- you have fun commenting on blogs
- it does NOT feel like hard work
I love writing 1-3 in-depth blog comments on highly visible blogs for at least 4-5 days each week. A few hour's worth of play/fun which leads to increased exposure and tighter bonds with top bloggers.
I Strongly Advise that You Cease Commenting on Blogs if….
- the reasons I mentioned in this post resonate with you
Your Turn
Do you love blog commenting? Honestly?
Or do you hate it?
Do you feel overworked or taxed out the ying yang by blog commenting?
Or are you having gobs and gobs of fun with blog commenting?
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What a ringing endorsement for blog commenting, eh?
In all semi-seriousness I do believe in this marketing and bond-building approach if you enjoy it and write a handful of comments only on super well read, relevant blogs daily.
Which is why I invite you to read:
How to Build an Online Empire through Blog Commenting (Amazon eBook)
and you may as well listen to the audiobook while you're at it:
How to Build an Online Empire through Blog Commenting (audio book)
The read and listen offers you practical tips for building a profitable, influential blog through the art of intelligent blog commenting.
See ya in paradise!
Ryan Biddulph
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'Hillary Jordan channels Nathaniel Hawthorne by way of Margaret Atwood in this fast-paced, dystopian thriller. Unputdownable' Valerie Martin, author of The Confessions of Edward Day 'Not only one of the best books of the year, but it's everything the dystopian genre was made for ... An instant classic for the 21st century' Publisher's Weekly 'Holds its own alongside the dark intentions of Margaret Atwood and Ray Bradbury' NEW YORK TIMES 'A stunning futuristic thriller ... the setup in the first part of the book is excellent, very Handmaid's Tale, the second half is a straight chase and escape tale. The whole thing is stunning.' The Bookseller PRAISE FOR HILLARY JORDAN: 'Hillary Jordan writes with the force of a Delta storm' Barbara Kingsolver 'Jordan's tautly structured debut ... confronts disturbing truths about America's past with a directness and a freshness of approach that recalls Alice Walker's The Color Purple.' The Times 'The winner of Barbara Kingsolver's Bellwether Prize for a novel 'promoting social responsibility,' Hillary Jordan is happily a writer who puts her duty to entertain first' The Independent --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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Hillary Jordan spent fifteen years working as an advertising copywriter before starting to write fiction. Her first novel, MUDBOUND, was named one of the Top Ten Debut Novels of the Decade by Paste Magazine. It won the 2006 Bellwether Prize, founded by Barbara Kingsolver and awarded biennially to an unpublished debut novel that addresses issues of social justice. Hillary grew up in Dallas, Texas and Muskogee, Oklahoma. She lives in Brooklyn. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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Cons: very dark tone, some disturbing scenes (religious / near violent)
Hannah Payne has been sentenced to 16 years as a Chrome. Her skin has been turned a rich, vibrant red in order to denote her crime of murder, for aborting her child. The scourge that killed many and made women infertile has been cured and the Sanctity Of Life laws mark women like Hannah as outcasts. Her fundamentalist Christian upbringing did not prepare her for forbidden love with a married man or the horrors she would face as a Red. When She Woke is Hannah's story of endurance, enlightenment and ultimately self-empowerment.
As with many dystopian novels, When She Woke is terrifying because in may ways it's easy to see this future coming about. In the book Roe v. Wade is overturned in order to help increase the population, an act some parties in the US are already trying to do, removing women's rights to control their own bodies and their bodies' reproduction. The idea of tracking released criminals is also one close to being realized, with the jump to making such a database open to the public only a small step further.
While based on Nathanial Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, When She Woke is much darker. While she faces the reproach and repudiation of Christians, she also faces the lechery of those who would take advantage of the downtrodden, and a fundamentalist group the equivalent of the KKK, that targets and kills Chromes.
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A conviction of murder in this alternate future earns the convict a red skin tint for the length of their sentence, allowing them to live a public life filled with prejudice and hardship. This sentence unburdens the government of cost and responsibility. There is no separation of church and state. Society has become puritanical.
This book is derivative; not just of "The Scarlet Letter" but of many other dystopian novels. The Handmaid's Tale, Children of Men, We, all come to mind. Though I generally love these kinds of novels, the total lack of originality in this book did drop it a star for me.
Without giving away too much, a major theme in this book is abortion and with a pro-choice slant. I don't think conservative readers will enjoy it much.
The writing was good, the characters interesting, the evolution of Hannah was well-paced. It moved quickly and was generally satisfying. I'm not raving about it, but I enjoyed it, and it has definitely piqued my interest in Mudbound.
Review: As you may have surmised from the summary, this novel is a retelling of Hawthorne's Scarlet Letter. Hannah Payne/Hester Prynne, Reverend Dale/Dimmesdale, etc. The mean-spirited husband of that tale has been swapped for a bigoted brother-in-law, but much of the debate about sin, suffering, and personal faith remain. The setting and general atmosphere, however, are lifted right from Margaret Atwood's heavy-handed dystopian fantasy The Handmaid's Tale. The legal atmosphere of the novel is incredibly misogynistic, the religious right holds the country in a tyrannical grip, and everything from wearing short skirts to questioning male opinions is a sin. Basically, it's your liberal atheist's worst nightmare. Most of the religious figures are incredibly hypocritical and cruel, and the 'good' characters are persecuted by them.
I waver back and forth on my opinion of the messages in this novel. On the one hand, it offers up to the reader questions of sexuality: what is 'good', what is 'bad', is abortion wrong, is pre-marital sex wrong, is adultery wrong...was Hannah wrong? And to the novel's credit, it doesn't attempt to answer these questions for the reader. This make it a good choice for younger teens who may be grappling with variations on these problems. On the other hand, the treatment of religion in this novel seems a bit heavy-handed. Hannah's family are fundamentalists who abandon her after her 'sin' - only her father stands by her, but he is overruled by his wife. The religious boarding house that takes in Hannah after her imprisonment is horrid - the minister, his wife, and their religious 'counselors' are monstrous sadists who take righteous pleasure in tormenting their sinful charges. The religious right has shut down all women's rights and subordinated women to men. To attempt to balance this negative picture of the religious institution, the author has Hannah finding internal peace with God and her faith. She also meets an inspiring female minister at one point in the novel. These positive portrayals of faith, however, are not salient enough to compete with the negative portrayals of faith in the novel, and as a result, some religious readers may feel alienated by the author.
The issue of female authority is ambiguous here too. There are several negative examples of female authority: Hannah's mother overrules her father in accepting their daughter after she has be convicted of aborting her baby, and the minister's wife at the boarding house clearly runs the sadistic show there. But at the same time the female leaders of the liberal rebellion and the female minister are positive female models.
What is Jordan saying about religion? What is she saying about female authority? What is she saying about sexuality? In a novel aimed at adult readers, these questions would be well left ambiguous. Young adults, however, may feel adrift at the end of this tale, with no absolute moral or message to take away.
I rated this novel 3 stars because it began very promisingly, but tapered off. The borrowing from Atwood gave me literary deja vu, and the heavy-handed treatment of religion and conservative politics felt excessive even for this liberal atheist reader. Though the religious message was problematized by the positive aspects of faith, I had the feeling that the author was more confused in her message than deliberately ambiguous.
First off, this isn't what I would identify as a bad book. The writing is pretty well done, for the most part. The concepts are excellent, particularly the whole idea of Chroming. I found this to be not only an interesting premise, but one that was rather scary because it seems like a possibility. I was very impressed by the depth of the world the author built, at the complicated factions at play here. Jordan has obviously tackled a very ambitious project but the problem is that, while her elements when taken singularly are very intriguing, there are just too many of them all put together. At times, I felt like this book was one of those European tours, where you get off a bus, take a look at a monument, and then get back on the bus so that it can take you to the next monument. It felt like Hannah as moving through the world not so much because the plot required it but because Jordan wanted to highlight certain features of the society she created.
First of all, we have Chroming. This was such a great idea, in theory. I was really curious to find out what life would be like for those who had been Chromed. In fact, I could imagine an entire novel dealing solely with this aspect of the book. It's an excellent way of taking a hard look at the criminal justice system and asking some hard questions about what we really want out of it. Unfortunately, there is no real showing in this book of what the average Chrome goes through. We get bits and pieces of it here and there, as when Hannah is harassed at a gas station, but there is always some plot device swooping in to interrupt the scene. It's not that I was looking for lurid violence, just that I really wanted to examine the psychology of the Chromes and the dehumanizing effect their Chroming had on them. This was such a missed opportunity.
Next up, Hannah heads to a halfway house run by a couple of sadists--particularly the wife--who make Jane Eyre's Aunt Reed look compassionate. Yet this is another part of the book that just feels terribly underdeveloped. The couple running the center would have been an excellent lens for viewing how society functions within Jordan's world, as well as how some people would certainly chafe within its limitations. Instead, the halfway house feels like a plot device. Hannah and her fellow Chromes are treated in a viciously horrible manner, seemingly as a shorthand way of showing the reader how badly society is bound to mistreat them before Hannah and her new friend Kayla are sent off to be pretty much entirely isolated from society for the remainder of the novel. Once again, this is a setting that could have made up an entire novel, much like Offred's story being told through the lens of her servitude to her Commander's family.
Things just continue to go downhill from here, really. By having Hannah and Kayla be taken in by Jordan's equivalent of the Underground Railroad, the two characters become entirely detached from the reality of the world Jordan has so painstakingly created. They spend the bulk of the novel hiding out in one place or another, with their "stops" on the way to Canada just used as more plot devices to give the reader a glimpse of what the society is like. This section of the book really highlights just how disconnected the characters are from the setting, which I found to be a huge disappointment. I went into this novel thinking I'd see how Hannah functions in a world that openly scorns her, but there is really none of that here.
Still, Hannah does have an inner journey of sorts, as she struggles to reconcile her strictly fundamentalist Christian upbringing with her new sense of her world. I think her affair with Simone is meant to illustrate just how much Hannah is breaking away from her former beliefs, but I thought the whole episode felt so contrived. It was probably one of the most egregious plot devices of all. Once Hannah takes off to see Aiden, all of my suspension of disbelief was pretty much out the window. There are far too many coincidences and examples of deus ex machina in this book for me to be able to really buy into it.
As the ending drew nearer, I found myself worrying about the lack of resolution. I don't know why I was surprised to find that it was left wide open for a sequel, but it was. I take that back, I think I was surprised by the ending precisely because I didn't find this book compelling enough to want to pick up a second installment. At the end of the day, it's a pretty classic example of a fantastic concept that just isn't well executed.
Abortion is illegal in this dystopia, and those who are convicted of the crime are punished by being injected with viral DNA which turns their skin "the solid, declarative red of a stop sign." Other crimes warrant other colors, but the stigmatized "chromes" become societal outcasts, bearing the signature color of their transgressions for everyone to see.
Blood-red but not bowed, Hannah sets off on a series of adventures that take her from a halfway house whose proprietors try to inculcate in her the puritanical social and religious doctrines espoused by the government (no separation of church and state in this dystopia, nosirree) to an underground railroad implemented by some covert but rebellious and prickly feminists. Along the way, Hannah endures various forms of social ostracism and cruelty, including kidnapping and attempted rape, has a lesbian affair, gains then loses (but will she regain???) a friend who is also chromed, and reunites with Reverend Dale at least long enough to tell him a thing or two about love and truth.
In short, this morality tale is long on political and religious diatribe but short on character development, dialogue, description, and believable plot. It reads like a mutant and shallow version of The Scarlet Letter (or Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale) and might have been better suited to the format of a comic book. After all, the colors of the "chromes" and the stereotyped villains against whom Hannah struggles lend themselves to pictorial depiction. In this non-literary format, they might even be entertaining.


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Trends in Donor Management
(This article originally appeared in the Nonprofit Times.) As user demand increases, vendors are adapting their donor management system offerings to support mobile devices and cloud computing, one of several recent market trends that are adding value and capability to the software. They're also enhancing functionality that's critical for nonprofits, like integrated email and ease of use, in many cases adding substantial functionality without raising prices.
This is good news for organizations looking to buy or replace a donor management system. There's less reason than ever before to consider building your own system when you can buy a relatively feature-rich one prepackaged for less than $500 dollars. It may even be possible to save money by moving from a more-traditional, expensive system to a cheaper one better-tailored to your particular needs.
What are the fastest-moving trends in the donor management world? Here are a few to keep an eye on:
- Mobile Computing. As mobile devices become both more popular and more powerful, vendors are optimizing their donor management systems to support access from tablet computer and smartphone web browsers. A few offer specialized applications, or "apps," that facilitate use from mobile devices, allowing fundraisers or directors to gather information about prospects or even enter notes or gifts from the road. Many of the vendors who have not yet addressed this trend have stated their intention to do so in the near future.
- Hosted/Remote Access. Vendors are also designing systems to accommodate web accessibility, often called cloud computing, Software as a Service (SaaS) or Application Service Provision (ASP). Users can work from virtually any computer, and because it's hosted rather than installed, vendors handle setup and maintenance, reducing strain on IT staff. Most of the leading systems now offer hosted solutions—even some that have traditionally been available only as installed packages.
- Email. The presence of any email functionality at all in a donor management system was noteworthy in 2009, but this year's crop of systems shows a significant shift toward strong email support. The more-advanced broadcast email capabilities allow fundraisers to easily send formatted emails personalized to each donor, and to track who opens and clicks-through on each. Some vendors have built their own functionality into their systems, but the general trend is to integrate with existing services like Constant Contact and VerticalResponse.
- CRM Convergence. There used to be a clear distinction between specialist donor management systems and Constituent Relationship Management systems (CRMs), which allow organizations to track many different kinds of constituents in addition to donors. That line has blurred noticeably as these types of systems converge. More and more donor management systems include stronger features for managing other types of constituents, and general-purpose CRMs are starting to include specialized donor management functionality. The result is a greater selection of software that can be used across whole organizations rather than only for specific departments.
- Access to External Data. Vendors are enabling systems with the ability to easily integrate additional data about donors—for instance, to pull in wealth-screening information that lets users see who's likely to be major donor prospects. Many vendors are also exploring the possibility of pulling social media information into their systems as well. Though most have not gotten very far down this path yet, there's a clear shift in this direction.
- User Experience. Form usually follows function with software, but as Information Technology becomes more mainstream, vendors are recognizing the value of a positive user-experience. In addition to power, donor management systems are beginning to offer more flexible, aesthetically pleasing user interfaces. Most now let users rearrange screen elements, rename data fields or hide those they use infrequently, create "dashboards" of the tasks and information most valuable to them, and customize software workflows to better match how work is done in their organizations. Many systems even let individual users customize their own settings.
- Reporting. Finally, reporting capability has become much stronger field-wide over the past two years. The ability to include charts and graphs in reports is quickly becoming the standard rather than a bonus, as is support for adding favorite reports to dashboards to provide quick, critical information on a per role—and sometimes per user—basis.
These are the trends, but what's shaping them? Most likely, changes in user expectations. As technology becomes more advanced, it's also becoming more mainstream. Staff no longer consider an Excel spreadsheet a sufficient development database. Organizations are more likely to recognize the benefit of investing in software that helps staff do their jobs, and vendors are competing for an expanded market by improving their offerings.
As the systems get better, organizations are more likely to upgrade their existing systems to benefit from new features. A nonprofit whose development staff works remotely might be enticed by a new system with increased support for smartphones, or one that lets staff work as effectively from their home office or hotel business center as from an office.
The changing demographics of senior nonprofit management may also be changing expectations. Executive directors of the past might have asked development staff to print donor reports, but today's computer-savvy managers might prefer customizable dashboard views of this data. As donor management systems converge with CRMs, it becomes less likely that organizations will need separate volunteer, vendor and member management systems—a dashboard could provide a view of data from across the organization in a single place.
The current trends in donor management systems raise exciting possibilities for organizations, whether they're considering their first system or an upgrade. As the newest systems on the market distinguish themselves from prior offerings, there's more and better choices than ever before.
Future Trends: Best Guesses for the Next Generation Software
As vendors respond to the popularity of mobile devices and cloud computing by shifting from device-specific applications to browser-based systems, next-generation donor management systems will become more practical for tablet PC use. Aside from portability, this also means some conveniences currently available only on mobile devices could gain broader use—like Google Voice, for example.
Google Voice responds to a user's verbal cues with appropriate actions. For a donor management system, this might mean being able to tell a tablet PC to "send thank you letter to the Gates Foundation." A wizard might help the user create and email the letter hands-free, shrinking the functionality gap between tablets and laptops.
But with the rise of cloud computing come new obstacles. With traditional installed software, users log on to their machines or network and access all their files—cloud storage is less user-friendly. For example, to attach a photo stored in Picasa Web and a contract stored at Box.net to a volunteer record stored in a cloud-based donor management system, a user might need three sets of user names and passwords.
Some companies are addressing this problem of credentials proliferation by providing a single sign-on for cloud-based resources—one username and password logs users into multiple applications and storage services. Others, like Salesforce, now allow users to access cloud-based files through a single Google Apps login, even though the two systems exist in separate clouds. Additional solutions are likely just around the corner.
More and more vendors are moving their systems to the cloud, where users are going. Features like these will go a long way toward making these next generation cloud-based donor management systems as familiar and convenient as traditional installed software packages.
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The present address of David Baker is the Neurosciences Centre, Institute of Cell and Molecular Sciences, Queen Mary University of London, 4 Newark Street, London E1 2AT, UK.
Differential effects of albumin on microglia and macrophages; implications for neurodegeneration following blood–brain barrier damage
Version of Record online: 2 FEB 2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1471-4159.2009.05953.x
© 2009 The Authors. Journal Compilation © 2009 International Society for Neurochemistry
Journal of Neurochemistry
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Hooper, C., Pinteaux-Jones, F., Fry, V. A. H., Sevastou, I. G., Baker, D., Heales, S. J. and Pocock, J. M. (2009), Differential effects of albumin on microglia and macrophages; implications for neurodegeneration following blood–brain barrier damage. Journal of Neurochemistry, 109: 694–705. doi: 10.1111/j.1471-4159.2009.05953.x
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- Received September 30, 2008; revised manuscript received January 16, 2009; accepted January 16, 2009.
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- blood–brain barrier breakdown;
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J. Neurochem. (2009) 109, 694–705.
Microglial activation by blood-borne factors following blood–brain barrier damage may play a significant role in subsequent neuropathogenesis of several neurodegenerative diseases. Exposure of primary cultured rat brain microglia to pure, fatty acid- and lipid-deficient rat serum albumin or fraction V, (fatty acid and lipid-containing rat serum albumin), caused inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) expression, glutamate release, tumour necrosis factor alpha (TNFα) and transforming growth factor-beta1 release. iNOS expression was attenuated by the MAPK/extracellular signal-regulated kinase pathway inhibitor U0126 and the phosphorylated forms of extracellular signal-regulated kinase 1 and 2 were detectable in microglia treated with albumin or fraction V. Glutamate release was prevented by l-α-aminoadipate and glutathione levels in microglia rose on exposure to albumin. Conditioned medium from microglia exposed to albumin or fraction V was neurotoxic. Peripheral macrophages were resistant to the effects of albumin but both microglia and macrophages responded to lipopolysaccharide, which induced interleukin-1 beta and tumour necrosis factor alpha release, cyclooxygenase-2 and iNOS expression in both cell types, indicating a discrete desensitised pathway in macrophages for albumin which was not desensitised in microglia. Thus, exposure of microglia in the brain to albumin may contribute to neuronal damage following blood–brain barrier breakdown and point to resident microglia rather than infiltrating macrophages as therapeutic targets.


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