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I Miss the Early Days of YouTube
My boyfriend is a creative like me. He always has to be tinkering, whether it be with his woodworking, his 3D printer, his drums. And, if you're creative like us, you know part of the fun when you make something is sharing it with others.
We've been talking a lot about social media, and all of the drama going on with Facebook. I'm starting to wonder if it's worth having a Facebook account anymore, especially after realizing how unprotected my privacy is on the platform and how much of my life is documented on there. When I give so much of my time and attention to something, I'd like to know that the settings I put in place to protect my privacy are being honored. Also, I'd like to know if it's influencing the way I perceive reality. Is that too much to ask?
Personally, I've noticed a shift in my behavior on Facebook. I scroll and scroll through my feed but rarely share or engage with content on there. If I do share content, it's not my own. It's a link to an article or video. I feel like scrolling is a never-ending scavenger hunt for personal human connection. My Facebook friends do the same-- no more life updates, only links to content. Lately, there are only 3 things I use Facebook for: 1.) Stay up-to-date with my dance community, 2.) Post to my own music page when I feel inclined, and 3.) Find fun events to go to around Cleveland. These are the only reasons I continue to have an account.
The only social media I regularly use anymore is Instagram. I love that my friends post regularly and are posting their own personal content. I love that the "famous" accounts I choose to follow are posting content rather than trying to sell me something. It feels more like a community than Facebook does. But here's the thing...
I have no idea where my creativity belongs online anymore. I miss the early days of YouTube, where the algorithms were chintzy and easy to manipulate. Where you could post a Video Response to a famous musician's music video to attract fans. Where I was able to easily gain 50,000 views on a cover song. But it's not like that anymore. The algorithms are nearly impossible to figure out; the last video I posted on YouTube hasn't even broken 1,000 views. I recorded it over 2 years ago.
Does anyone even go on YouTube for music anymore? It seems like the platform is now used for tutorials and reaction videos. I feel like every social media platform is the same way, as in each one has it's "specialty" in the content it provides. Facebook is all about sharing 3rd-party content; Instagram is about being personal and documenting your life; Twitter is for witty comments; SnapChat provides a safe space to be silly with friends.
Even if you go on YouTube for things other than tutorials and reaction videos, it's still a visual platform, and I don't feel as though cover song videos are exciting enough to keep your attention. Plus, honestly, ya girl is kind of camera shy and feels super awkward in front of the camera.
Facebook and Instagram are great ways to "preview" content on other sites, which makes me feel like they are still great resources for creatives. I can give you a little taste of what I've made and a link to check out the full piece if you really like it. But where should that content come from, my website? YouTube? Soundcloud?
I want your feedback. I want to know...
- Where do you go to find new music?
- What social media do you find yourself using most? Why?
- Are you craving a more personal form of social media like I am? Would you give anything to get back your chronological timeline?
I want to connect and share quality content with you all the best way I can without spamming you. I want to make sure that you can easily access my art when you want it. Email me or leave a note in the comments. I want to know your thoughts.


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My headache has subsided temporarily and I can think for a moment. By the way, I got a killer headache earlier from playing Solitaire on the computer obsessively.
You could say that Long Beach Island was enjoyable only during the day, when I could lounge on the blanket on the sand with my iPod cranking out "Parisian Skies" by Maximo Park (which Ali supplied me with) as I stared out at the ocean and considered that the Atlantic is all that separates me from France, pretty much. I hate the people on Long Beach Island. Everyone's living for the wrong reasons. Why can't you just kick back and enjoy how beautiful life is for a moment? Salty air coursing through your hair. Sand exfoliating your feet. Being feels so healthy at the beach, yet when you look around, you just see that everyone only aims to be aesthetically pleasing, and few succeed. I always feel overprivileged and greedy when I'm at the beach, which makes me feel extremely guilty and slightly nauseous.
I wore a bikini for the first time in ever this year. I never wore one in years past because I was afraid of offending people with my body. Pale, hairy, full of baby fat. It's a strange train of thought, I know. I disagree with it. But really, being bikini-ready is the least of my concerns. I am more concerned about contentment and knowledge than I am about whether or not superficially-oriented boys will want to fuck me because of the display I put on while half-naked at the beach. And hey. If I was really that terribly self-conscious, I never would have bought the thing. This is a small step towards confidence.
I read a whole lot while I was on the beach. In fact, I covered three books. Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice, Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk, and Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut. I was already a Palahniuk fan, already a Vonnegut reader, so my thirst was quenched by those two. Survivor is up there with Invisible Monsters. I love Palahniuk because he doesn't give you some bullshit happy ending. The important questions are answered by the end of the book. That doesn't mean all of your questions are answered, though. I would like to call his novels "mind-fuck" and leave it at that. Through his characters, he also takes our culture apart from the inside–not as someone judging or evaluating, but as someone who has experienced it. And best of all, he doesn't do sequels. Vonnegut was stunning. Something about his writing style made Slaughterhouse-Five a quick read. I never wanted to set it down. I love his commentary on religion, especially in Cat's Cradle, but there is certainly plenty of it in Slaughterhouse-Five. There are actually many similarities between those particular novels. As for Rice, well, she's wordy, but I did crave more when I'd finished reading the novel.
Now I'm reading Catch-22 by Joseph Heller. I find it a bit more difficult and lengthy to read, possibly because of descriptions, but it's surprisingly hilarious. Chuck Palahniuk sometimes solicits a small chuckle from me, but this one often gets a hearty laugh. I'm only a few chapters in, too.
Somehow, despite the fact that I have a fairly firm grasp of who I am, my cousin constantly makes me feel like the inferior laughing stock of the family, and though I usually laugh it off, I flipped out about it this time. Just not to her face. With the help of the people who take me seriously, I was able to cool off fairly rapidly.
Example: She wanted to swim in the ocean. I was wary. When I was twelve, I was sucked off the knee-deep sandbar over an 8-foot-deep hole and had to tread water while screaming for help and trying to live. I just remember trying to keep my head up, and wondering when the lifeguard was going to come, thinking I was going to drown and die. Whenever I used to think about my death scene, I would think about last words and telling everyone how much I loved them, but in that death scene, there was no time for last words. Afterward, I completely forgot how to swim and stopped enjoying the ocean. I find nothing about that story funny, but for some reason, my family thinks it's hilarious that I had to get a lifeguard to save me. So flash back to this year, and everyone still thinks it's a great one and I still find nothing funny. I reluctantly consent to go in the ocean, and it's fine except my cousin's already ditched me for Rachael and as I try to catch up to them, I'm suddenly in an area where I can't touch bottom and I start panicking, breathing hard, and flailing, but this time I can turn around and ride the waves to shore, and I'm shaking and when my cousin gets out of the water twenty minutes later (because they abandoned me), she tells me that I missed the six "hot guys" who got in after me. Too fucking bad, right?
There's always some criticism of my style. Your sandals don't match your outfit. Or your sunglasses are atrocious. You wear that shirt every day. This song is stupid and I don't know why you'd listen to it. You sit on your ass all day at the beach. That guy is so comically ugly; I don't know why you like him. You should get your eyebrows done thinner. You look young today. You're the eight and I'm the nine. You are the eight. And I am the nine.
I am not the favoured one by my grandmother, no matter how much I resemble her. It's because I'm not sassy or outrageous. Only once: We were thirteen or fourteen. My cousin said she liked hot guys, and I asked if intelligence mattered to her one bit. My grandmother laughed and noted that I was the smart one. And that's just it. My cousin is the conventionally hot one, and I have to be the conventionally intelligent one, no matter how hard she tries to make it seem like I'm not only less attractive, but I'm also less intelligent. I'm just good for a ho-hum laugh and it's all good. But not anymore, because I'm sick of everyone laughing at me for being the weird one. I'm sick of having to laugh at myself for being the weird one.
Today, I'm going to give you a Bright Eyes tune. I some of my Bright Eyes on my computer, and I feel compelled to share some of it. I enjoy listening to this one before I do something important. And freshman orientation is tomorrow. I hate it when people confuse the words "freshman" and "freshmen." I know, but it happens. It really does.
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What the hell? I'll give you this one, too. As far as I know, it's Erika's favourite Bright Eyes tune. I personally love Maria Taylor's heavenly voice floating over the heavy lyrics.
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The victory was sweet like a slice of sweetbread for Grantley Prescod Memorial Primary, the new queens of the Pine Hill Dairy National Sports Council's Primary Schools Netball Competition.
It was a historic day for the St Barnabas-based Grantley Prescod team who just last week celebrated as champions of the BICO Football competition and returned today to complete the double by lifting the netball title with an entertaining 17-10 (5-2, 7-6, 10-7 ) victory against two-time finalists Vauxhall Primary.
Grantley Prescod are the undisputed darlings of zone four named after Marion Johnson-Hurley and Carolyn Sinckler. That performance made them the first school to claim both the football and netball trophies in the same year of National Sports Council primary schools competition.
The final's most valuable player was Faith Wilson wearing the goal shooter's bib for Grantley Prescod. The tall sharp-shooter scored an impressive 15 goals from 17 attempts and received assistance from goal-attack Fabianna Jones with two of two, as they commanded the semicircle.
The main spark for Vauxhall was goal-attack Jamille Baird with nine goals from ten attempts. Goal-shooter Kayley Sealy netted one of two opportunities. Baird was so good in the final that she was one of three players adjudged most outstanding goal-attack. The other two were Shontel Jacobs of Wilkie Cumberbatch Primary and Kenechie Harris-Jordan of Hindsbury Primary.
Tournament coordinator Tracey Leacock said a total of 52 teams participated this year. Vauxhall had the opening centre pass and under the guidance of umpires Sonia Banfield and Sandrene Jordan – coaches at the National Sports Council – the feature match commenced with high intensity.
Vauxhall opened the scoring through Baird but Grantley Prescod quickly raced to a three-goal lead 5-2 at the conclusion of the first of the four quarters that were each played for six minutes.
Vauxhall managed to equalize 5-5 with goal-attack Baird firing the required three-goals to tie the score. Suddenly it was even-steven, as Vauxhall managed to slow down the pace of the game and hustle their way back into the contest, even though Grantley Prescod took a one-goal advantage (7-6) at halftime.
Grantley Prescod's goal-defence Shonte Codrington, wing-attack Davina Lewis and goalkeeper Shakayla Howard, along with the two shortest players on court, wind-defence Christiana Padmore and centre player Jakayla Waterman, were all instrumental in ensuring that the ball stayed out of Vauxhall's possession for most of the game.
And they did a fabulous job as Vauxhall managed just three goals in the decisive quarter compared to seven by Grantley Prescod who were on their way at that stage to be crowned champions.
Two of the aforementioned took home top prizes for Grantley Prescod. Waterman jointly tied for the best centre player with Alika Harewood of St Judes Primary and goal-defence Codrington shared that award with Kenisha Ashton of Lawrence T. Gay Primary. The only positions that were solo were those of goalkeeper won by Ameilia Prescod of Vauxhall and Lyren Brathwaite of Christ Church Girls.
Grantley Prescod emerged undefeated in the competition and victorious physical education teacher Dwayne Moseley gave much credit to coach Faith Sealy, manager Andrew Bispham and National Sports Council coach Monette Wharton.
Moseley said that tomorrow the school would have a big celebration around the St Barnabas community. He said this would be in an effort to highlight the positive work being done at the school.
"People associate the area with bad behaviour, saying, 'oh, these are pine children, right?' But one of the things that we have worked on with this team has been discipline and remaining focused. And as you see here today the girls were up to the task, focused and a well-disciplined team," Moseley said about his team that won the third-place game last year.
Wilkie Cumberbatch Primary won the third-place game 15-5 (3-1, 6-2, 10-5) over last year's champions West Terrace Primary. It was an impressive showing by Wilkie Cumberbatch, who also won the team shoot competition and clinched the best individual shooting prize through Kennia Blackman (53 goals), the daughter of national vice-captain and Barbados' most capped player Latonia Blackman. Finishing second was Blackman's teammate Shontel Jacobs and Ciara Smith of Deacons Primary.
Interestingly, this is the first time in the competition that the top two teams in the final came out of the same zone, and similarly, the third and fourth place teams, Wilkie Cumberbatch and West Terrace are also from the Angela Gibbs and Anna Shepherd zone. Despite losing the third-place game, West Terrace topped that zone ahead of Wilkie Cumberbatch.


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400 Knitting Stitches: A Complete DIctionary of Essential Stitch Patterns
Whether you're a beginning knitter or advanced, whether your tastes range from simple knit-purl stitching to fancy Daisy or Moroccan screen, a dictionary of stitch patterns is indispensable!
Young knitters, old knitters, hip knitters, traditional knitters: they all enjoy different styles. But every knitter from age 5 to 95 needs a good dictionary of stitches. 400 Knitting Stitches is a comprehensive guide that invites knitters to experiment with a variety of new stitch combinations. The book is conveniently divided into eight categories: knit-purl, crossed and cables, slipped, lacy,double, twisted, cast-off, and fancy stitches. Making a romantic lacy wrap or a classic cable sweater? Whatever your style, there's a stitch in here for you.
Each of the 400-plus featured stitches is accompanied by easy-to-follow written and charted instructions,as well as a full-color photograph. A section on basic knitting information and techniques at the front of the book makes this volume even more invaluable.
From advanced knitters experimenting with their own designs to beginners looking for clear instruction and explanation, 400 Knitting Stitches is an essential reference for knitters of all kinds.
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400 Knitting Stitches is a good resource to have on hand for beginners and advanced knitters. Inside you will find patterns that cover the basics for beginners, intermediate patterns and advanced patterns for skilled knitters. Beginners will find the "Knitting Basics" section to very helpful. This section offers step by step instructions to teach beginners the basics. The tone is easy is to follow, yet remains informative. Also many of the patterns in the "Knit-Purl" section are designed for beginners to practice their knitting. This section also has many patterns that intermediate beginners will enjoy. The "Cross Stitches and Cables" section contains many lovely patterns ranging in difficulty from intermediate to advanced. Seasoned knitters will find the patterns within the "Slipped Stitches, Lacy Stitches, Double Stitches, Twisted Stitches, and Cast-Off Stitches" sections to be a real treat, as these showcase the knitter's skill. Page Count: 256 Page. Size: 8.8 x 7 x 0.7 inches What's Inside? * Knitting Basics: Abbreviations, Understanding a Pattern, Tension, Diagrams, Casting On, Stitches, Knit, Purl, Casting Off, Patterns and techniques. * Knit-Purl Stitches: These 86 stitches include: Stockinette stitch, Garter stitch, Moss stitch, 1/1 rib stitch, Caterpillar stitch, 2/2 Garter stitch rib, Furrowed rib, Dot stitch, Seersucker. * Crossed Stitches and Cables: These 139 stitches include: Simple twist, 10-Stitch cable, Double cable, Stitch plaits, Broken rib, Uneven cable, Chain links, Honeycomb. * Slipped Stitches: These 60 stitches include: Double stocking stitch, Speckled rid, Partridge eye, Grass stitch, Wisteria stitch, X stitch, Wings, Butterflies, Alternating Arrows, Sycamore, Alternating grass tufts. * Lacy Stitches: These 85 stitches include: Simple openwork, Eyelet fabric, Openwork squares, Openwork ladders, Matting stitch, Turkish stitch, Patchwork, Tulle stitch, Horizontal eyelets, Tile stitch, Falling leaves. * Double Stitches: These 12 stitches include: Fisherman's rib, English rib knit-wise, English rib purl-wise, Fancy Richelieu rib, Ladders, Alternating English rib, Wheatgerm. * Twisted Stitches: These 6 stitches include: Double twisted stocking stitch, Twisted stocking stitch, and Two-tone double twisted rib. * Cast-Off Stitches: These 3 Stitches include: Bamboo stitch, and Diamond drops. My Personal Opinion: As an intermediate knitter I find this book to be a valuable resource. The patterns can easily be adapted into a variety of projects such; scarves, throws, afghans, or prayer shawls. Unlike other knitting books 400 Knitting Stitches focuses on stitch patterns, rather than project patterns. This format helps you to learn new stitches, practice them, and apply them to your own project patterns. I highly recommend this edition for those who enjoy new stitch patterns as this is the best resource I have encountered.
I had not been knitting for many years, so I found this to be a good refresher course in both basics and more advanced stitches that I had forgotten. I'm not sure if would be useful for regular knitters, but it was helpful to me for starting to knit again. I would recommend it for people like us.
This is a great book especially if you like to play around with new stitch patterns. I was hesitatant to order it at first because of the overall rating, but when I read the low rating it was clear that it was meant to be a high rating and the person just misread the scale (thinking 1 would be the best instead of 5) This is a great gift for a knitter.
good photos. clear diagrams. I can see this residing on my shelf as reference and inspiration for years to come.
Lots of interesting stitches, and old standard favorites. A good resource for your knitting library.
This compendium of stitches is a wonderful resource for knitters who like to try out new things and adapt new stitches to already written patterns. It is clear and colorful and easy to follow. I highly recommend it. The price is reasonable, also.


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A slightly different post from me today... a round up of the weekend's Baby Show at the NEC in Birmingham (15th - 17th May). It was a hectic three days - the stand was super busy - thankfully my family was nice enough to help out! I was live speaking on the Made for Mums stage on Friday and Saturday, met some fantastic people and had some really great positive feedback from parents looking to wean their babies with yummy aromatic flavours and spices. #FeelingGreat!


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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Read: Flash Comics #2
Issue: Flash Comics #2 (Reprinted in The Golden Age Hawkman Archives v.1)
Title: "The Globe Conquerors" (suggested title)
Published Date: Feb 1940
Generation: Golden Age Carter,
Retcon Status: In Continuity, With Retcons
Summary: When skyscrapers in New York begin to collapse, Hawkman swoops in and saves his fiancee Shiera from the falling debris. It seems that the disaster was caused by a man namaed Alexander, who desires a modern version of his namesake's empire. How does Shiera know this? Because she got herself and Carter invited to dinner at Alexander's estate, of course! Saying that it is good to be gracious to one's foes, the pair meet the bulbous-headed Alexander, who shows them his invention: a ray which causes objects to become immensely heavy. He then offers Hawkman a million dollars to leave him alone. Carter does not take the offer, but leaves in peace, only to sneak back in to see if Alexander's ray effects Ninth Metal, which it does not. Arming himself with a net and trident made of Ninth Metal, Hawkman attacks Alexander, but is caught in a trap when the "Globe Conqueror" turns the ray on Hawkman himself, weighing him down. Shiera manages to free Hawkman, who stabs Alexander with the trident and destroys his machine.
Review: A story that is in a lot of ways very typical of the Golden Age: A mad scientist with a crazy invention, a very girly love interest (Shiera at one point says not to point the ray at her because she "weighs enough"), and a hero who kills the villain at the end. Fox can't seem to decide if his hero is named Hawkman, The Hawk-Man, or The Hawk. Neville's work definitely has a comic strip vibe, but despite the small panels the art has a great pulpy look to it. I really liked that the modern day Alexander The Great had a lumpy head for some reason. The idea of eating dinner at your enemy's house to be gracious has a sort of Fleming feel to it, don't you think? Overall this story brought a smile to my face, partly for it's simple superheroics and partly for it's dated sensibilities; ie, Alexander actually puts an ad in the newspaper demanding that the US government surrender to him.
Image: Flash Comics #2, 1940, Dennis Neville.
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Annual Day Function 2018 at Alard Public School
Annual Day Function 2018 at Alard Public School. Alard Public School celebrated its Annual Day function with a lot of pomp and show, with students of all classes participating wholeheartedly in the events of the day. A veteran educationist was also extended an invitation to be the Chief Guest for the event, which he graciously […]
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Harley the Lab clearly loves mud puddles, but that means that Harley's mom will face quite the challenge in getting him home.
Have you ever taken your dog for a walk in the woods, only to come across a group of mud puddles? For some reason, certain dogs can't resist the temptation of mud puddles and insist on racing through them, digging in them, and enthusiastically rolling in them. You're left with a mud-covered, but happy, dog for the walk home.
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Many business owners and marketers have quickly realised that social media offers many of the benefits of traditional marketing for a fraction of the cost. However, training is still considered to be an 'all or nothing' activity, but it doesn't have to be.
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Greg HerboldMedal recordRepresenting United StatesMen's mountain bike racingWorld Championships1990 DurangoDownhill
Greg "H-Ball" Herbold is an American mountain bike racer. He was inducted into the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame in 1996.
Greg Herbold won the first dual slalom race at Mammoth Mountain in 1987. A year later, "Over the 1989 Labor Day weekend, September 2–4, around 1,500 mountain bike aficionados united under a blazing sun at Big Bear Lakes, CA, home of the NORBA National Championships... By Monday, the morning of the downhill race, many of the riders had gone, leaving the steep, technical 1,200-foot descent to the daredevils. Greg "Hair-ball" Herbold careened down the chute of deep ruts and shifting dust with hidden rocks to finish first with a time of 2:28... Herbold, on that fine line between finesse and out-of-control, also won the dual slalom event."[1]
Herbold won the first UCI DH -DownHill- World Downhill Championship in Durango, Colorado in 1990. He won the NORBA National Downhill Championship in 1988, 1989, and 1993, and the North American Downhill Championship in 1991.
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Hidden Meadow + Barn Wedding - Tarah + Alex - Minnesota Wisconsin Videographer
Where do I even begin with this wedding!? To start, autumn is one of my favorite times of year. The leaves changing brilliant colors, and that wonderful brisk air... it's the best! Tarah & Alex had the perfect autumn wedding at The Hidden Meadow & Barn. We started off at the most beautiful rental house in Pepin, WI - this house is what dreams are made of.
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Blessed Santa Barbara, / Your story is written in the sky, / With paper and holy water.
December 4 marked the feast day of St. Barbara. An early martyr, St. Barbara announced her faith to her pagan father by having three windows—a sign of the Trinity—cut into a wall of her private bath. It is said that the torches St. Barbara's father used to torture her would extinguish themselves before they could be pressed against her skin.
My mother, also named Barbara, spent her summers cleaning the rooms of my grandfather's motel; memories of the task still make her shudder. My grandfather refused to wash sheets or towels, and was either too drunk or angry for my mother to ask for a clean washrag.
"I cannot stand dirt," she says, filling her sink with soapy water, reaching for the spoon I used to spoon sugar into her coffee. Her cigarette rests on the sink's aluminum edge, its ash hovering over the sudsy water, which she will use to wash the spoon and the rest of the day's dishes. It is a better spot for the cigarette than the counter by the stove, which, she has mentioned, is now miraculously free of grease stains.
"Baby oil! A little bit just rubs the grease away," she exclaims, somehow forgetting how flammable baby oil is, how easily it could set her small kitchen ablaze, the file cabinet holding her life's paperwork sidled next to the stove, the first thing to go should the oil spark.
If I were to hold my mother up to her unofficial patron, I would see two women whose lives were vastly different, one a patron of those who work with explosives, the other always on the verge of exploding—the dishes clanging together in her hands, her jaw set against whatever she believed was working against her: my father's obstinate silence, the weight of our poverty, the childhood memories that she drank to avoid.
But the memories and her marriage to my father were too large a strain for her to hold anything together, and believing that she didn't belong to my father or to us, she took a lover, left my father, and plummeted my siblings and me into years of abuse and neglect, her lover's words turned sour by his fists and wandering hands, her ability to care for us compromised by her desire to be loved and known in the way she saw fit.
Iconographers believe that they are "writing," or translating, the saint's life into a story that, through the power of image, draws us into that life. The intention is holiness: the icon is a window into the particular movements of a holy person's spiritual journey, and by approaching the icon with reverence, your own journey becomes more visible, more easily known and understood.
But the more I approach my mother's life, the less I understand. During the long night stretches of nursing my son, I brood over what I remember, worrying that the same anger rising in me is what rose in my mother, that it will someday uproot me the way it continues to uproot her, our phone calls filled with her complaints about gangbanger neighbors, the length of time it has taken for me to return her last phone call.
Do I doubt that God dwells in the particulars of my mother's life? Do I look for vindication that she is a terrible person, or at least, that she has been a terrible mother, my own heart still racing in fear every time I hear her voice on the other line? Is it impossible, now, for me to see God in her?
It has occurred to me that, in writing about my family life, I am trying to write our icon, and that it will possibly remain unfinished in my sight, that what I perceive as impassable anger will, at the end, be transformed into something I can only long for, blind and unbelieving as I am.
In traditional iconography, it is common to depict the saint with defining artifacts from her life. St. Barbara is often shown holding a small tower, a representation of the actual tower in which her father locked her during her girlhood.
What are the artifacts of my mother's life? Cigarettes, Heineken bottles, suicide notes my siblings found tucked beneath piles of mail?
Or would an icon of my mother show her holding flower seeds, blooms sprouting out of the paper seed packets, her hands stretched out and open?
For while it is true that my mother hates dirt, she also loves it, loves to save whatever flowers are wilting in the grocery store garden section and plant them in her yard. She waters whatever grows: morning glories, pansies, sunflowers with monstrous heads.
"Look at these guys!" she exclaims, waving a hand toward the kitchen window, the sunflowers peeking in. "They just spring right out of the ground! I love them!"
I could be jealous of the flowers, envious of how they elicit so much care from my mother. But what can I say? She presses a large paper bag of wildflower seeds into my hands; the seeds are old, but "plant them anyway," she says, "just see what blooms."
I keep the seeds with me for years, and finally plant them on a whim, digging two long furrows up the walkway to my front door.
And my yard explodes with blossoms of blue and white, flowers I cannot name but which remain standing after the first snowfall, their faces turned toward my windows, watching.


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Birmingham Summer Soiree June 30, 3-6 p.m. Avondale Villa The Magic City Choral Society will hold its annual Summer Soiree from 3-6 p.m. on June 30 at Avondale Villa. The beach party-themed event will feature live music from the Magic City Choral Society Beach Singers and an open beer, wine and pina colada bar. The event's honorary chairmen are Karen Musgrove and … [Read more...]
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Circus of the Kids to Perform at LJCC
Birmingham Circus of the Kids Performances, June 27-28 Levite Jewish Community Center The Circus of the Kids, a travel program that blends learning, character building, exercise and fun, is making a stop at the Levite Jewish Community Center on Montclair Road on June 27-28. The show will include performances by 58 local children. Show times are 6:45 p.m. on June … [Read more...]
Primrose Schools Holding Open House
Primrose School of Liberty Park will hold an open house event from 10 a.m. through 2 p.m. on July 20. The event will be held at 1800 Urban Parkway, Birmingham. School tours will be available and those attending will receive information about how to win a one-year scholarship. For more information, visit www.primroselibertypark.com … [Read more...]
Broadway Director's Chair Event Set for June 29
The Red Mountain Theatre Company will present "Broadway Director's Chair," an event to promote the upcoming "42nd Street" production that will be featured in July and early August. The event will be June 29 on Broadway Street in Homewood's Edgewood community. Those attending will have a chance to win discount coupons worth $10 off the price of an upcoming show. The giveaways … [Read more...]
Vestavia Hills Deals with Unsafe, Blighted Homes
By William C. Singleton III Journal contributor The city of Vestavia Hills has been on a tear ridding itself of unsafe and blighted houses in its community. Since the City Council last January strengthened an ordinance to make it easier to remove unsafe structures, the city has seen 11 homes torn down because of blighted or unsafe conditions. The city has … [Read more...]


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Penn State Erie - The Behrend College became my home until December 2015. My classes there covered a broad range of topics from software engineering to communications. I particularly enjoyed my "backpack journalism" class, where over the semester we learned all the skills needed to be dropped anywhere in the word with a camera, laptop, and a mic to get a news website up and running. We learned HTML, CSS, article writing, reporting, photography, and videography skills. I have an interest in all of these and it was a wonderful exercise to learn and develop these skills.
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While at Behrend I participated in a number of clubs, with my major free-time investment being The Behrend Beacon student newspaper. I started at the paper as a photographer, and worked my way up as the photo editor, opinion editor, and ultimately the Creative Director where I got to design and oversee major revisions of the newspapers brand. Many unforgettable Monday nights were spent paginating until 2 in the morning to ensure the weekly newspaper was ready to print. It was a fantastic experience with a diverse office environment and incredible opportunities from interviewing Bill Nye, photographing concerts, and even making info-graphics about marijuana!
My interest in photography started in high school when I'd steal my sisters 3 Megapixel HP digital camera. After honing my skills through the newspaper and by endlessly practicing with my friends I ended up officially starting ETDPhotography in 2014. My photography experiences include senior portraits, family portraits, engagements, weddings, concerts, photojournalism, fine art, and professional head-shots. Photography is my biggest passion in life, but curiousity and a drive to always keep learning have pushed that into videography, editing, design, and recording. ETDPhotography has grown to design and develop websites like www.trecf.org, design book covers, manage and develop YouTube channels like RegSciTV, and produce two podcasts: Rasterized and Old-Growth Podast.
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Business In Brief - October 23, 2007
Cheryl Boyd named top ReMax agent in S.C.
FORT MILL -- Cheryl Boyd, a real estate broker with ReMax Executive Realty in Fort Mill, was recently recognized as the top ReMax agent in the state of South Carolina and No. 59 in the United States out of more than 120,000 agents.
Inner Awakening Mobile Massage and Spa open
Holly Beebe, a licensed massage therapist in the two Carolinas, has opened Inner Awakening Mobile Spa and Massage to serve the York County area.
The business offers in-home massage and body treatments, including body wraps and scrubs. The following types of massage are offered: deep-tissue, neuromuscular therapy, Swedish (relaxation), hot stone, sports and pregnancy. Beebe also is available for special events such as weddings, receptions, parties, or health fairs. Gift certificates are available.
For more information, call (704) 491-8645 or visit www.IAMobileMassageAndSpa.com.
Russell Smart joins Provident bank board
Russell Smart has been elected to the Provident Community Bank board of directors, the company announced recently.
Smart is the chief financial officer and a principal of Windsor-Aughtry, a real estate development company with headquarters in Greenville.
Jack Bagwell named Executive of the Year
Jack Bagwell Jr., dean of learning resources at York Technical College, has been selected the 2007 Executive of the Year by the Rock Hill Area Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals.
The chapter honored Bagwell with an award at its fourth annual Boss's Day Breakfast and Executive of the Year program held at Winthrop University on Oct. 16.
Chamber lunch to feature Herald employees
The York County Regional Chamber of Commerce's October membership luncheon will feature a presentation by the president and publisher of The Herald, Valerie Canepa; the editor of The Herald, Paul Osmundson; the advertising director of The Herald, Kim Young-Taylor; and the circulation manager of The Herald, Michelle Reid.
The luncheon will be from noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the City Club of Rock Hill, 140 E. Main St. The topic will be "One year later: How the McClatchy/Knight Ridder acquisition is changing your local newspaper."
The luncheon is sponsored by Reznick Group. Reservations are $15 for chamber members and $20 for nonmembers. Seating is limited. For more information, contact Trina Ricks at 324-7500 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
3 Westminster Towers staff members certified
Three Westminster Towers staffers recently received special certifications, Westminster announced recently.
Dawn Martineau, assisted living activities coordinator, and Jessica Wright, health and rehabilitation center activities coordinator, received the activity assistant certified credential. Amy Laughlin, director of campus activities, received the credential activity director certified credential.
For more about Westminster Towers, call 328-5000.
York Tech offering Linux training to professionals
The Continuing Education Division of York Technical College is offering an online Linux self-study course.
Prospective students can learn more and register for the course or a free trial of two online sessions at www.linuxselfstudy.com/york. Registration for online access to the Linux self-study course is $295. A hard copy of the manual and DVDs can be purchased for an additional $150.
For more information, contact Katie Dykhuis at (803) 981-7372 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Garner & Carter CPAs to have ribbon-cutting
Garner & Carter CPAs, PLLC, will hold a ribbon-cutting at 3 p.m. Wednesday at 140 E. Main St. The event is the company's grand opening. Refreshments will be provided. The York County Regional Chamber of Commerce is assisting with the event.
Garner & Carter, which offers accounting and tax services, has had a Charlotte location for five years.
Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. For more information, call (803) 980-0032 or visit www.garnerandcartercpas.com.
Microsoft drops battle over antitrust ruling
BRUSSELS, Belgium -- Microsoft dropped a nearly decade-long legal battle with European regulators Monday, agreeing to key parts of an antitrust ruling that has already led to hundreds of millions in fines.
The world's largest software company will slash the royalties it charges rivals for interoperability information needed to make programs that work smoothly with Microsoft's ubiquitous Windows operating system. It will make access to the data easier for open-source developers, who the EU said are now "virtually the only alternative for users."
Microsoft said it would not appeal a EU Court of First Instance decision on Sept. 17 that turned down its challenge to a 2004 European Commission order that found it guilty of monopoly abuse.
Daily phone calls between EU Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes and Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer over the past three weeks -- and a dinner near her Dutch hometown -- culminated in a deal early Monday.
The major issues with Microsoft have been resolved, Kroes said, cautioning that Microsoft could still face penalties for overcharging royalties on interoperability information. Backdated daily fines would stop as of Oct. 22.
Apple profit caps record-breaking year
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Apple's fiscal fourth-quarter profit jumped 67 percent and easily beat Wall Street expectations, capping a record-breaking year that saw unprecedented momentum in its Mac business, ceaseless consumer interest in its iPod players and a successful introduction of its newest endeavor, the iPhone.
For the three months ended Sept. 30, Apple said Monday it earned $904 million, or $1.01 per share, compared with $542 million, or 62 cents per share, in the year-ago quarter.
Revenue totaled $6.22 billion, compared with $4.84 billion in the same quarter last year.
Analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial were expecting earnings of 86 cents per share on sales of $6.07 billion.
Apple's stock price, which has more than doubled since January, rose $3.94, or 2.3 percent, to close at $174.36. After the earnings report, shares climbed $9.50, more than 5 percent, in extended trading.
BofA executive leaves after rough third quarter
CHARLOTTE -- Bank of America on Monday confirmed that its head of structured products left the company on Friday, only a day after the Charlotte bank reported a tough quarter for its corporate and investment banking unit.
Chris Hentemann had run the unit that includes products such as mortgage-backed and asset-backed securities and related trading. In the third quarter, the bank said structured products had a net revenue loss of $527 million due to lower fees and trading losses during this summer's global credit crunch.
Hentemann will be replaced by George Ellison. Hentemann had reported to Tom White, head of global markets within the corporate and investment bank.
Bank of America chairman and chief executive Ken Lewis on Thursday said he was reassessing his corporate and investment bank after it helped depress overall earnings by 32 percent in the third quarter. Most major banks reported a tough third quarter in this business after problems with subprime mortgages spread to other debt investments.


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Social Media Management Tools can help you manage your business presence on all major social networks such as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin & Google+, reach your target audience, increase brand awareness and get quality leads for your business, from one place.
What is Social Media Management?
Social Media Management refers to management of inbound as well as outbound messages and interactions on various social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin and Google+. It allows you to efficiently listen to social conversations across multiple social media accounts and participate in relevant conversations.
Check out how to create a social media marketing strategy for your business. Learn how to manage multiple Facebook Pages and accounts.
10 Best Social Media Management Tools
Here are 10 best social media management tools for 2017 that you can use to boost productivity and juggle multiple social media accounts. Some are free social media management tools, some provide a limited free plan, while others offer a free trial.
1. HootSuite
HootSuite is one of the most popular Social Media Management Tools for both marketers and businesses. It enables you to collaboratively run multiple campaigns across Facebook, Twitter and other social networks, all from just one well-designed online dashboard.
HootSuite is an amazing tool for managing social media accounts, tracking social conversations and measuring campaign performance using the web or mobile devices. HootSuite offers a free plan to get started. They also have Pro & Enterprise plans that offer unlimited social profiles, advanced message scheduling, enhanced analytics, integration with Facebook Insights and Google Analytics. Their free plan allows you to connect up to 3 social profiles and even schedule content.
HootSuite offers a 30-day free trial. Pricing starts at $9.99/month.
Check out our list of Facebook Advertising Tips to get most from your Facebook Ad Campaigns. You can also read How to Schedule Posts on Facebook for free.
2. Buffer
Buffer is another amazing Social Media Management Platform. Buffer allows you to schedule content such as posts & tweets across social media platforms. You can create a queue of content, and schedule each post to be posted at various times of the day. This allows you to consistently maintain social media presence throughout the day, or week without worrying about posting times. It is also useful if your target audience is in a different timezone (say US) than yours (say UK). Buffer also helps you track key social media metrics such as the reach & engagement of your posts.
Buffer is a powerful Social Media Management Tool for Small Businesses as well as Large Enterprises. With Buffer, you can manage your personal social media accounts, groups and even business pages such as Facebook Business Page. It offers a free plan that allows you to connect 1 profile from each social network, and schedule up to 10 posts a day. Paid plans begin at $9/month.
Learn How to Create Facebook Business Page.
IFTTT is an awesome internet automation tool that can save you tons of time by managing social media tasks automatically. It allows you to connect apps with each other and automate tasks by creating workflows (called recipes). You can connect any major social media network or channel to other apps & platforms and automate sharing on sites like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, based on an action that you specify. For example, you can post a tweet automatically every time you publish a blog post, or when you get a newsletter from one of the blogs you're following. IFTTT has a free plan that requires you to create public workflows. Their paid plan starts at $199/month.
Zapier is another internet workflow automation tool that is similar to IFTTT.
4. TweetDeck
TweetDeck is a free social media management tool that allows you to monitor & manage your Twitter feeds from one place. You can filter Twitter feeds to only track what's important to you and even schedule tweets like HootSuite & Buffer. It also sends you notification alerts for new tweets. TweetDeck is available for free as a web application, as well as a Desktop Application for Mac & Windows.
Check out our list of Best Social Media Scheduling Tools to schedule posts & updates on social media platforms, and Best Twitter Hashtag Analytics Tools to find the best hashtags for your social marketing campaigns. You can also read How to Increase Twitter Engagement & Reach for your business.
5. SocialOomph
SocialOomph is another popular Social Media Management Tool that provides tons of features to manage your social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Plurk and even your blog. With SocialOomph, you can schedule tweets, track keywords, mentions and retweets, auto follow and even auto-DM your new followers. The auto-follow and auto-DM are amazing ways to build connections on twitter, that allow you to automatically follow your followers and even send a DM (e.g Thanking them for follow) automatically. SocialOomph is another useful Social Media Management Tool for Small Businesses.
If you use LinkedIn for Business, here's how you can create LinkedIn Ads using their Self-Service Advertising Platform.
6. SproutSocial
SproutSocial is a powerful social media management and audience engagement platform that provides a single unified inbox to keep track of all the messages that you receive/post across your Facebook, Twitter & Linkedin Accounts. You can even schedule posts to your social media accounts like Buffer or HootSuite. Sprout Social even provides a rich analytics and reporting dashboard that allows you to monitor and measure the reach & engagement of your posts. Sprout Social provides a 30-day free trial. Pricing begins at $99/month.
You can also read our list of 10 Best Free Social Media Analytics Tools & Software to optimize your social media marketing strategy.
7. Tweepi
Tweepi is a unique Social Media Management Software for Twitter that allows you to flush your unfollowers and cleanup the inactives. It's a powerful Twitter management tool that even allows you to reciprocate following and follow new tweeps. With their pro version, you can follow/unfollow in bulk for up to 200 users at once. Pricing begins at $10.75/month.
You can also read our list of 5 Best Twitter Hashtag Tracking Tools to monitor and analyze most popular hashtags for your tweets.
8. Social Flow
SocialFlow is a unique social media monitoring tool that track social media conversations in real-time to predict the best time to post your content, to maximize reach and engagement. Some of its customers include major publishers like Mashable, The Washington Post, and The Economist. SocialFlow also provides features that help users increase audience engagement and revenue per customer. It even analyzes social signals to help marketers identify new opportunities for Promoted Tweets, Promoted Posts and Sponsored Stories, amplifying the reach & engagement of paid advertising campaigns on Twitter & Facebook.
Checkout how to create Facebook Advertising Campaign, how much does Facebook Advertising Cost and Facebook Ad Specs & Sizes. If you also use Instagram for Business, you can similarly create Instagram Ads from Facebook Ads Manager as well as track these 7 Instagram Metrics to grow your business on Instagram.
9. Social Bro
Social Bro (now called Audiense) is a Social Media Management Software that helps you engage with your community on Twitter. It allows you to browse your Twitter community to find influencers, find out the best time to tweet, track user engagement and analyze competitors. It even analyzes the timelines of your followers and provides a detailed report that tells you the optimal time to post tweets for maximum retweets and replies.
Learn how to do Social Media Audit to find out if your Social Marketing Strategy is working or not.
10. AgoraPulse
Agora Pulse is a Social Media Analytics Tool that enables you to measure and optimize your social media marketing campaigns. It provides easy-to-understand analytics and suggestions to improve online engagement and timing. Agora Pulse even provides insights about your audience and recommends the optimal times to schedule content.
Check out our list of 10 Best Facebook Ad Examples that you can use to optimize your Facebook Ad Campaigns. You can also learn How to Boost Post on Facebook from your Facebook Business Page.
Hopefully, the above list of Best Social Media Management Tools for 2017 help you easily manage social accounts and boost your productivity. If you're starting out, I'd suggest starting with Buffer & HootSuite. Personally, I found HootSuite to a be a little difficult to use whereas Buffer was a breeze.
You can also check out our list of Facebook Marketing Tools and Facebook Marketing Tips.
Do you use any of the above tools? Share your experience with us as comments.


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From P. T. Barnum's exhibits of American Indians in the 1840s to dime cowboy novels after the Civil War, Easterners were increasingly tantalized by the mystique of the American West. Edward Clark brought some of the romance here when he built the Dakota apartment house, started in 1880 and completed in 1884.
By then you could live in his Wyoming and other brick-and-mortar tributes to places that weren't even states yet. The fashion at first burned as hot as a branding iron, but extended barely into the 1910s, almost never to be seen again — although two maverick buildings went against the grain in the 1980s.
Clark was not an aficionado of things Western at first. He had, in 1879, built what he called the Van Corlear, on Seventh Avenue and West 55th Street, a reference to Dutch colonial times.
The earliest appearance of Dakota as a name for Clark's new venture was in 1882, but in 1880, before he even filed plans for that building, he proposed to the West Side Association that the West Side avenues be named "after such of the States as have well sounding names," reeling off a list of then-territories including Montana, Wyoming, Arizona and Idaho. And when he built an apartment house across the street from the Van Corlear in 1881, he called it the Wyoming.
If one is looking for the point at which the trend began, Clark does have at least one challenger: Fred Schuck. In 1880, Schuck, an active East Side builder, filed plans for two small apartment houses at 153-155 East 48th Street, naming them the Idaho and the Montana.
But Schuck named two matching apartment buildings on East 49th Street the Arlington and the Oakland. And half a dozen of his later buildings also bore conventional names. Since Schuck showed no other interest in the partly wild West, it still seems reasonable to attribute the "well sounding names" idea to Clark.
Not that much later, in 1890, William Dean Howell's book "A Hazard of New Fortunes" lampooned New York City's fad for outlandish names, inventing the Herodotus, the Xenophon, the Thucydides, the Esmeralda and the Jacinth. And 11 years after that, The New York Times interviewed a real estate broker who complained that the good ones had already been "grabbed up by somebody."
There were prejudices in names: English ones were O.K., and so were French, Spanish, Dutch, German and Native American, but not Italian. In 1905 an unidentified New York architect told The Washington Post that you could even use your own name "if you didn't bring it from Russia or Hungary."
Developers were not always very imaginative and soon began recycling names that had already been used. By the 1890s, there were four Montanas and three Nevadas.
But not every "well-sounding" name was taken. This was lucky for the New York Life Insurance Company, which had taken over an apartment house at Park Avenue and East 62nd Street. The building had already had a troubled history when it collapsed. The insurance company rebuilt it in 1888, and gave it a name somehow hitherto unspoken for, the Yosemite. The building is now no more.
In the 1890s, Dakota-type names began to go the way of the buffalo, relative to those with European pretensions, like the Belgravia and the Chesterfield.
There were a few holdouts: in 1890, Peter Horgan, a professional builder, erected another Dakota, at 54 West 129th Street. This building, no longer standing, appears to have been his lone foray into Western names.
Indeed, in 1910 The Real Estate Record & Guide announced that "the modern high-class house more often gets merely a number." It explained in 1912 that the supply of names had been "well-nigh exhausted." But by then the well-to-do appear to have begun thinking of named apartment houses as down-market.
Thus the 1913 Montana, at Park Avenue and East 53rd Street, was among the last high-end apartment houses to be christened with a Western name. It was at least the fifth Montana in Manhattan.
Recent decades have seen only a scattering of such names. The Nevada Towers, at Broadway and West 70th Street, was built in the 1970s, but it took the name of an earlier structure on the site.
In 1980 the developer Norman Segal called his new twin-towered building, at Broadway and West 87th Street, the Montana, but it was not his first choice. He told me in 1980, in all apparent seriousness, that he had wanted to call it the Minsk after his family's ancestral home. He said he also intended to construct a building across the street and name it the Pinsk. But his marketing people had objected and he had relented, he said with a laugh.
When he built another apartment house, at Third Avenue and East 86th Street, Mr. Segal dubbed it the Colorado.
These days, we are treated to names like trufflestribeca, the Ashley, on West 63rd Street, and Tapestry, which is a green building on East 124th Street. These seem a bit tame, but then the frontier closed a long time ago.


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As an Independent Public School, Davallia Primary School operates under a School Board. Members are elected for a minimum of 2 years and maximum of 3 years. The School Board comprises membership from staff, parents and the wider community. The School Board operates separately to the P&C which inherently has representation within the Board itself.
The role of the School's Board is to oversee the long term future of the school and provide expertise to assist the school achieve the best education for every child. The Board does not have a role in the day-to-day management of the school. This is the responsibility of the Principal and involves educational leadership, effective day-to-day administration, supervision, control of the school and its staff.
The School Board meets regularly each term.
Board Membership
Mr Adrian Fuller – Board Chairperson Elect
Mrs Lucy Caiacob – Parent
Mr Dan Davis – Parent
Mrs Robyn Horsman – Parent
Mrs Denise Lynch – Staff
Mrs Sunny Kendrick – Staff
Mr Mark Leaning – Associate Principal
Dr Mandie Shean – Community Member
Mr John O'Neill – Principal (Executive Officer)
Mrs Geraldine Vaughan, Manager Corporate Services, is regularly co-opted to the Board to provide Financial Management reporting and advice.


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Dar Al Shifa Hospital Riyadh
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