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Students may complete a Child and Family Studies minor as an adjunct to any major at Bryn Mawr or Haverford, pending approval of the student's coursework plan by the Child and Family Studies adviser in the student's major department.
Steering Committee
Marissa Golden, Associate Professor of Political Science on the Joan Coward Chair in Political Economics
Philip Kilbride, Professor of Anthropology
Alice Lesnick, Director and Term Professor in the Bryn Mawr/Haverford Education Program, and Assistant Professor, Child and Family Studies Program
Mary Osirim, Dean of Graduate Studies and Professor of Sociology
Leslie Rescorla, Professor of Psychology on the Class of 1897 Professorship of Science, and Director of Child Study Institute
Janet Shapiro, Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research
The Child and Family Studies (CFS) minor provides a curricular mechanism for inter-disciplinary work focused on the contributions of biological, familial, psychological, socioeconomic, political, and educational factors to child and family well-being. The minor will not only addresses the life stages and cultural contexts of infancy through adolescence but also includes issues of parenting; child and family well-being; gender; schooling and informal education; risk and resilience; and the place, the representation, and the voice of children in society and culture.
General inquiries concerning the minor should go to the CFS Director Leslie Rescorla (email@example.com). Specific questions can be addressed to the advisor for the CFS minor in the student's major department: Leslie Rescorla (Psychology), Marissa Golden (Political Science), Philip Kilbride (Anthropology), and Mary Osirim (Sociology). Students in other departments wishing to enroll in the CFS minor should confer with Leslie Rescorla so that a departmental advisor can be selected.
Requirements for the Child and Family Studies Minor
The minor comprises six courses: one gateway course (PSYCH 206 Developmental Psychology, PSYCH 203 Educational Psychology, EDUC 200 Critical Issues in Education, or SOCL B201 Study of Gender in Society), plus five additional courses, at least two of which must be outside of the major department and at least one of which must be at the 300 level. Advanced Haverford and Swarthmore courses typically taken by juniors and seniors that are more specific than introductory and survey courses will count as 300 level courses. No more than two courses may be double-counted with each major, minor, or other degree credential.
Students will craft a pathway in the minor as they engage in course selection through ongoing discussions with their advisor. Sample pathways might include: political science/child and family law; sociology/educational policy; child and family mental health; depictions of children/families in literature and film; child and family public health issues; social work/child welfare; anthropology/cross-cultural child and family issues; gender issues affecting children and families; social justice/diversity issues affecting children and families; economic factors affecting children and families.
The minor also requires participation in at least one semester or summer of volunteer, practicum, praxis, community-based work study, or internship experience related to Child and Family Studies, with reflections to be recorded in a journal, which will be part of the student's portfolio. Students are expected to discuss their placement choices with their minor advisor. For further information about field-based experiences, consult the Child and Family Studies website: www.brynmawr.edu/tricochildfamily/minor.html.
To foster the inter-disciplinary nature of child and family studies, students enrolled in the minor must also complete the following requirements:
(Note: it is important to check the Trico course guide for updated course information. In some cases, courses relevant to the CFS minor will have changed, or been added. Students should explore freely and consult with their advisor on curricular choices).
Bryn Mawr College Courses and Seminars
ANTH 212 Primate Evolution and Behavior, not offered 2012-13
ANTH 253 Childhood in the African Experience, not offered 2012-13
ANTH 281 Language in the Social Context, not offered 2012-13
ANTH 312 Anthropology of Reproduction, not offered 2012-13
ANTH 341 Cultural Perspectives on Marriage and Family, not offered 2012-13
EDUC 200 Critical Issues in Education, Fall and Spring, 2012-13
EDUC 250 Literacies and Education not offered 2012-13
EDUC 266 Schools in American Cities, Spring 2013
EDUC 275 Teaching English Learners in U.S. Schools, Fall 2012
EDUC 301 Curriculum and Pedagogy, Fall 2012
EDUC 302 Practice Teaching Seminar, Spring 2013
EDUC 310 Defining Educational Practice, not offered 2012-13
EDUC 311 Field Work Seminar, Spring 2013
POLS 375 Women, Work and Family, Fall 2012
PSYC 203 Educational Psychology, Fall 2013
PSYC 206 Developmental Psychology, Spring 2013
PSYC 209 Abnormal Psychology, Spring 2013
PSYC 220 Autism Spectrum Disorders, Fall 2012
PSYC 256 Culture and Development, Spring 2013
PSYC 340 Women's Mental Health, Spring 2013
PSYC 346 Pediatric Psychology, not offered 2012-13
PSYC 350 Developmental Cognitive Disorders, Fall 2012
PSYC 351 Developmental Psychopathology, not offered 2012-13
PSYC 352 Advanced Topics I Developmental Psychology, not offered 2012-13
SOCL 201 Study of Gender in Society, not offered 2012-13
SOCL 205 Social Inequality, not offered 2012-13
SOCL 217 The Family in Social Context, not offered 2012-13
SOCL 225 Women in Contemporary Society, Fall 2012
SOCL 258 Sociology of Education, not offered 2012-13
SOCL 266 Schools in American Cities, Spring 2013
SOWK 302 Poverty and Inequality
SOWK 352 Child Welfare Policy, Practice, and Research
SOWK 306 Social Determinants of Health and Health Equity
SOWK 336D Public Education: Issues in School Social Work Practice
SOWK 338 Education Law for Social Workers
SOWK 354 To Protect the Public Health
Haverford College Courses and Seminars
ANTH H209 Anthropology of Education, not offered 2012-13
ANTH H263 Anthropology of Space: Housing and Society, not offered 2012-13
BIOL H217 Biological Psychology, not offered 2012-13
COML H289 Children's Literature,Spring 2013
EDUC H200 Critical Issues in Education, Fall/Spring 2012-13
EDUC H210 Perspectives on Special Education, Fall 2012
EDUC H260 Multicultural Education, not offered 2012-13
PSYC H213 Memory and Cognition, not offered 2012-13
PSYC H215 Introduction to Personality Psychology, Fall 2012
PSYC H224 Social Psychology, Spring 2013
PSYC H225 Self and Identity, Spring 2013
SOCL H235 Class, Race and Education, Spring 2013
Swarthmore College Courses and Seminars
ED 14 Introduction to Education, Fall/Spring 2012-13
ED 17 Curriculum and Methods Seminar, Fall 2012
ED 21/Psych 21 Educational Psychology, Fall 2012
ED 23/Psych 23 Adolescence, Fall 2012
ED 23A Adolescents and Special Education, Fall 2012
ED 26/Psych 26 Special Education, Fall 2012
ED 41 Educational Policy, not offered 2012-13
ED 42 Teaching Diverse Young Learners, Fall 2012
ED 45 Literacies and Social Identities, not offered 2012-13
ED 53 Language Minority Education, Spring 2013
ED 61 Gender and Education, not offered 2012-13
ED 64 Comparative Education,not offered 2012-13
ED 68 Urban Education, Spring 2013
ED 70 Outreach Practicum, not offered 2012-13
ED 121 Psychology and Practice Honors Seminar, not offered 2012-13
ED 131 Social and Cultural Perspectives Honors Seminar, Spring 2013
ED 151 Literacies Research Honors Seminar, Fall/Spring 2012-13
ED 162 Sociology of Education, not offered 2012-13
ED 167 Identities and Education Honors Seminar, Fall 2012
HIST 079 Women, Family, and the State in China, not offered 2012-13
PSYC 27 Language Acquisition and Development, Spring 2013
PSYC 35 Social Psychology, Spring 2013
PSYC 39 Developmental Psychology, Fall 2012
PSYC 41 Children at Risk, not offered 2012-13
PSYC 42 Human Intelligence, not offered 2012-13
PSYC 43 Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience, not offered 2012-13
PSYC 50 Developmental Psychopathology, not offered 2012-13
PSYC 55 Family Systems Theory and Psychological Change, Fall 2012
PSYC 135 Advanced Topics in Social and Cultural Psychology, not offered 2012-13


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Almost everyone knows a film can be made or broken by casting, yet the casting directors usually don't get the attention they deserve for their work.
The late casting director Marion Dougherty, who died in late 2011 after a career spanning more then five decades, is largely responsible for pairing Dustin Hoffman with Jon Voight in "Midnight Cowboy," putting Danny Glover alongside Mel Gibson in "Lethal Weapon," and suggesting that Carroll O'Connor play Archie Bunker in "All in the Family." She earned the admiration and affection of directors from Woody Allen to Martin Scorsese with her bold, innovative casting choices.
"Casting By," a new documentary from filmmaker Tom Donahue, not only focuses on Dougherty's stellar career, but examines the mysterious casting process as a whole.
What made you decide on Marion as a subject? Did you know her personally?
Tom Donahue: I actually had never heard of Marion Dougherty until I was approached by two casting directors—my producers, Kate Lacey and Joanna Colbert—about the possibility of doing a documentary on her. This was back in '07. I told them I had no idea who Marion was, but that I would look into it. I found one article on her. One! It was an interview done at the University of Oklahoma.
Both Kate and Joanna were connected to Marion's work lineage; Joanna had interned for Juliet Taylor, who had been Marion's first assistant, and Kate had been Marion's last assistant before she retired in '99. So both had a profound respect for Marion and her accomplishments and started filling me in. I had no doubt that this was a story that needed to be told. I saw early on that Marion's story was also the story of an entire profession. It amazes me that to this day that casting directors are not fully recognized as creative collaborators in the filmmaking process. I hope the film helps start to change that.
What do you think made Marion so beloved by the film community?
Donahue: Her honesty, her forthrightness, her great taste, and her amazing instincts. Directors and producers loved to work with her because her amazing choices made them look good. Many actors are beholden to her because she saw something in them that, in many cases, others weren't seeing.
"Casting By" screens Monday, Sept. 10 at the Isabel Bader Theatre at 7:15 p.m. as part of the Toronto International Film Festival..


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For the fourth consecutive year, a service-oriented student org called Council of Lionhearts is organizing an alternative holiday called State Day of Service on March 1, in an effort the lessen the effects of State Patty's Day.
State Day of Service, which falls on the same Saturday as the infamous drinking holiday, was created to support the surrounding community "on a day that many other students and visitors engaged in high-risk drinking and community disruption," according to the Council of Lionhearts website.
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The water is draining well and should be drying up over the next couple of weeks. 2/15 - Sevier County, Tenn.: We are primarily a forage producing county. What started out as a dry fall has turned into a wet winter, with over 12 inches of rain in January alone. Not complaining though, especially with the way the folks in the Corn Belt have suffered. March 3/19 - McLennan County, Texas: Finished planting corn the 5th of March. Corn is coming up some is already at 3 leaves; wheat looks good and will be heading in a couple of weeks. Milo planting is starting with good moisture we got 2 inches of rain last week. Starting to spray for weeds and will sidedress after that so far so good. 3/7 - Charlotte County, Fla.: Wild hogs are destroying crops. They captured 10 in one night. Now we have to start all over. April 4/11 - Horry County, S.C.: Most farmers in the area will start transplanting tobacco this week with a few braving the cold nights of last and starting. With warm weather and good soil conditions, everybody has to pull together to get the crop out. Hoping for some light rain the end of the week to get the crop off to a good start. Most will try to have all the tobacco out within the next 2 weeks. 4/1 - Lawrence County, Ark.: It is wet and cold, and there's not much rice or corn planted yet. Will be middle of next week at best and more rain predicted this weekend. Corn acres are reducing along with prices fast! Happy Easter! May 5/31 - Morrison County, Minn.: Most of the corn is in and coming up in this county. It is nearly impossible to get started on soybeans, however, because every time the soil gets close, it rains. I can't believe the soybean market isn't over $18.00/bushel with this extremely slow planting. 5/30 - Boone County, Mo.: I'm going to take prevent plant on 400 corn acres. It has rain every day since I can't remember. I've only planted 125 acres and had to replant 40 of that. I have 300 acres of beans planted on the rolling ground and now more rain. 5 inches in the forecast by Sunday. I have 1,500 acres more beans. Now the wheat looks good, but may have to mud it out not in the truck yet. God speed to all. June 6/18 - Rapides Parish, La.: All our corn is past roasting ear stage. Milo is about 75% headed, soybeans all up. Started spraying middles in beans. Some narrow row beans have herbicide damage. A little too much Valor, I think. Starting to come out of it. Overall, crops in this area look pretty good. Be safe and good luck this year! 6/27 - Billings, Mont.: Everything looks good so far. We have had a few hail storms and lost 20 - 30% of the wheat. Corn looks great – knee-high already, which is good for us this time of year! July 7/26 - Northeast Kansas: We have had a total of .45 of an inch of rain in the month of July. It took three rain events to total that amount, including last night's .10. The soybeans are kind of at a standstill, but corn on anything but the best ground is all rolled up and looks like a pineapple plant. I am not sure that abundant rain would even help the worst of it now. Maybe if a few more of us burn up the USDA will just go ahead and pencil in a 15 billion bu. corn crop. 7/22 - Tippah County, northern Mississippi: Crops look really good here. We have mostly soybeans, not much corn due to wet spring. The weather has been overall cooler than normal except for a few days with frequent showers. Very blessed! August 8/13 - Sargent County, N.D.: Just 1.5 inches of rain in July and August combined. Cooler weather has helped the beans hang on to this point but now the stress is apparent this week. Even in the cool 45 degree morning air they look tough today. Corn was dented last year at this time, this year it's still pollinating. We've been 2 weeks behind all year and now we're 3 weeks behind. I know the market guru's say sell but I'm not sure what I have to sell yet. I wish the rest of you all the best. 8/12 - Howard County, Ind.: Crops look good now that water has moved through the soil. Beans are starting to fill and corn looks like yields will be anywhere from 190 to 235 bu./acre, according to pulled ears. September 9/3 - Pipestone County, Minn.: Spring wheat went 55 with 12.4-13.2 protein and 60-61 test weight. It was planted about five weeks later than last year but yielded about the same. Corn looks great and beans look good but starting to get dry. No rain in the last three weeks. Last week's heat brought us a long ways. The 99-day corn that was planted May 18 is just starting to dent. Early beans are just starting to turn. 9/5 - Livingston County, Ill.: I was standing in my corn field today feeling very down about how horrible it looked. Then I was pleasantly surprised by a visit from two high ranking USDA officials. They said I have nothing to worry about. They informed me that my corn will be way better than it appears, despite the fact we've had only a couple inches of rain in the past 2 1/2 months. I said, "Guys, we have just experienced the driest August on record in the Midwest." They said, "Don't worry, you will have a Bin Buster here and across the whole Midwest." I said, "Thanks for the reassurance. You've restored my confidence!!" (Just Funning!) October 10/29 - Berks County, Pa.: What a difference a year makes! Corn yields ranged from 145-270. Beans 55-90. Harvest is winding down and elevators are full and closed some days, open others. 10/22 - Southwest Michigan: Rain has put soybean harvest at a standstill. The weather forecast had us set for three straight days of sunshine and inside of 12 hours it now has us set for 3 days of snow and rain showers. Started running corn while beans are drying down, so far the yields have been very good. Moisture levels are running 19% on corn planted the first week of May. November 11/27 - Eau Claire, Wis.: If you need bin room, bring it to Wisconsin. There are a lot of empty bins and everybody wants to buy it. 11/18 - Ottawa County, Mich.: 350 acres of corn left (65% done). I'm doing a little turbo-tilling, sold chisel plow for scrap a couple years ago – best move ever! December 12/2 - East central Iowa: We finally finished the harvest of 2013. The end! And for once I wasn't the last one or second to last one done. There are a few guys still trying to finish up. I would guess 2 or 3 days would finish just about everybody. Sounds like kind of a rainy and snowy week, followed by real cold weather moving in this weekend. Pit pumpers are also having trouble getting guys finished because of the real cold weather last week, just guessing there is 3 to 4 inches of frost in most of the cornfields. 12/2 - Northern Stearns County, Minn.: Messed up year. Extremely wet until June 21, then no rain whatsoever until mid-September, then over a foot of rain this fall. 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There are already some in the media who are claiming that Donald Trump now has an "opportunity" to "unify" the country with his response to Hurricane Harvey. This narrative, which completely lacks context and substance, needs to be nipped in the bud immediately. Donald Trump squandered any such opportunity on Friday night. Per the New York Times today:
Hurricane Harvey was the rarest of disasters to strike during the Trump presidency — a maelstrom not of Mr. Trump's making, and one that offers him an opportunity to recapture some of the unifying power of his office he has squandered in recent weeks.
Let's forget for a moment that Trump actually hadn't "squandered" the "unifying power" of his office "in recent weeks" ― he never had that unifying power, from even before he took that office, attacking protestors, a television comedy show and a Broadway play. Soon after he became president, he continued attacking the media, members of Congress, the FBI ― I could go on and on ― and has been underwater in the polls since his first few weeks of taking office.
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But even if we look simply at his response to Hurricane Harvey itself, putting aside the past seven months, Trump exhibited how he'd recklessly use a natural disaster for his own purposes. The "opportunity" and "chance" to unify people is gone: Trump used the early hours of the hurricane, and the media coverage around it, to rampage on democracy and further divide rather than unite a nation.
Trump exhibited how he'd recklessly use a natural disaster for his own purposes.
He pardoned the racist former Sherif Arpaio, causing enormous backlash even among some Republicans and conservative pundits for this blatant contempt for the rule of law, and even later bragged that he did it at this time for "ratings."
He signed the order to ban any transgender people from entering the military, again something many Republicans opposed, putting fear into the hearts of so many people serving and defending this country honorably.
The fear that the Arpaio pardon created, and the message it sent to the Latino community, is only going to grow exponentially if Trump ends the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in coming days ― and the White House sent out the signals of his intention to do so during the hurricane ―putting 800,000 youth in danger of deportation.
Trump went to Camp David on Friday as the category 4 hurricane made landfall, leaving Mike Pence and others in the Situation Room at the White House to deal with the storm, while he sat alone at his desk and fumbled around on Twitter. He sent out tweets as if he was watching a great show about the "HISTORIC" storm, and seeming to thank the people of Houston for it ― while thousands were stranded and needing help.
HISTORIC rainfall in Houston, and all over Texas. Floods are unprecedented, and more rain coming. Spirit of the people is incredible.Thanks!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 27, 2017
He rambled on about his big election win in Missouri, and once again demanded his wall be built on the border and said that Mexico would pay for it.
With Mexico being one of the highest crime Nations in the world, we must have THE WALL. Mexico will pay for it through reimbursement/other.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 27, 2017
He promoted the book of another divider, Sherif David Clarke, the Milwaukee lawman who, like Arpaio, has a long history of allegations of abuse. And he later retweeted a defense of his pardon of Arpaio (who hadn't even been sentenced yet), which was false and claimed that President Obama pardoned Chelsea Manning when he actually commuted her sentence after she spent seven years in prison under conditions the United Nations called "inhumane."
On Monday, in a joint press conference with the Finnish president, Trump expanded on these divisive topics (still repeating false information about Obama's pardon) in response to reporters' questions, even as Houston was set to get two more feet of rain on top of the two feet it had already sustained from Harvey.
Trump divided the country as perhaps the worst hurricane to hit the United States made landfall and spent the next several days continuing to do so. We must immediately put a stop to any media narrative that he now has a chance to "unify" the country in his response to Harvey.
The response of the federal government and FEMA (bolstered under President Obama), however that response is judged in the end, cannot be used as the sole judge of the president's response. While the government itself responds with help, Trump himself responded without providing leadership or attempting to unify Americans. He only showed callous disregard, instilled fear and further divided this country as millions faced the wrath of a deadly storm.
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Imagine finding a home you love, making an offer, and then finding out there are other competing offers on the table. Ouch. If you're looking for a property in a competitive market, it is likely that there will be multiple offers. Even just one can create the risk that you'll lose the home. So how do you make sure your offer is enticing enough to win over the seller? Yes this is happening ...
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You've probably seen signs around the area for Open Houses. You may have even attended a few. These are open invitations for potential buyers to drop by on a certain day and time, to check out the property and get more information.
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City of Calgary, November 1, 2016 – For the first time in two years, sales activity in October resembled normal levels. City-wide sales totaled 1,644 units, which is an increase of nearly 16 per cent over last year.
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The website is http://jeopardylabs.com. To get started just click Start Building (this is the free way). You will be prompted to create a password. Just make sure you remember your password because you will need it if you want to edit your game in the future. Once you click Start Building, you will then be taken to the edit screen. Building your Jeopardy game is easy, just click to edit the Title and Categories, and click on a point value to enter an answer and question (think Jeopardy style). Just complete as many questions and answers as you'd like, and then when you are finished, make sure you click Save at the bottom of the page.
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text: Demystifying DLINQ: Part 4 - Stored Procedure/UDF Support in DLINQ. Posted on 6/30/2006 @ 8:58 PM in #Vanilla .NET by Sahil Malik | Feedback | 7589 views Stored Procedure/UDF Support in DLINQ. Sorry for the long gap in blogposts, I was at TechED 2006 @ Boston, MA. As Kimberly Tripp mentioned, TechED was a monster conference. I had the pleasure of shaking hands with her and introducing myself – she is really nice. I also had the pleasure of chit chatting at length with Kent Tegels, and Bob Beauchemin – both awesome folks. I also had the good luck chance of meeting up with Scott Guthrie, he showed BLINQ on one of his 3 laptops , what an incredible guy frankly. I met an incredibly long list of people, everyone better than the other. Perhaps the most memorable moment was on Thursday Morning, 3 AM, when the fire alarm went off at the speaker hotel. I was in deep sleep, and My first impression was "Goddamit this better be real". My second thought was – "I wish they hadn't served alcohol at the party tonight". My third thought was – "Where is my laptop". So we ran out, and the building was lined with ambulances, fire brigades, lots of flashing lights. I immediately noticed two things – a) All the ladies without their makeup on. UHHHH what a shock!! Please no more fires!! b) All the nerds with their man-purses and their laptops. We left clean underwear up in the hotel room, but by god we carried our laptops outside. J My two talks went fairly well, also the TechED Birds of Feather was a lot of fun. We had awesome participation, and fantastic representation from the Microsoft folks. Both Bob Beauchemin, and myself were fighting to prevent the crappy microphones from creating annoying feedback, but it was all worth it. The only regret I have is that someone ate my chicken while I was moderating with the microphone. You see, I do like chicken wings!! J A major part of the discussion was focused on Stored Procedures/UDFs. So I figured, a blogpost elucidating stored proc/UDF support in DLINQ was in order (applause). So here is something to consider – there are two seemingly contradictory goals. a) Anything new that comes out must support a huge current install base, and the upgrade path should be least painful. It is a fact that a majority of applications use stored procedures/UDFs as of today, it is also a fact that a number of developers and DBAs prefer to use stored procedures UDFs for various reasons. b) Stored procedures/UDFs are the biggest pain in the rear for anything that resembles an ORM, or anything that alleviates the need for an end developer, or even DBA to write SQL Queries by hand, embedded as strings. So it is not a shock that stored procedures/UDFs are supported in DLINQ. But then it is also true that a simple DLINQ query, out of the box, will prefer to use dynamic SQL over stored procedures/UDFs. But you do have enough extensibility points within the framework, allowing you to use your existing or future stored procedure base. And a word of practical advice, and purely personal point of view: Wean your development and DBAs off the stored procedure crack. You are severely restricting your productivity by being stuck in a stored procedure world. Okay good, so coming to stored procedures/UDFs, here is how they are supported in DLINQ: In very short, any stored procedure whose meta data can be accurately determined by the runtime at design time, will be supported. This means, anything that uses temp-tables directly, or does something funky like string concatenation and then execute sp_executesql inside – anything that prevents the DLINQ runtime from accurately extracting the metadata, thus preventing strongly typed support, will not be supported (and I think that is a very reasonable limitation). As usual, I am going to work with the ever-favorite Northwind database to demonstrate stored procedure support. The good news is, you can easily extract stored procedures in your strongly typed DataContext by passing in the /sprocs command line switch to SqlMetal. This can be done easily by executing the following at commandline – "c:\Program Files\LINQ Preview\Bin\SqlMetal.exe" /server:. /database:Northwind /pluralize /sprocs /code:Northwind.cs But before you execute the above, let us enumerate the various funky cases you may be faced with when working with stored procedures, and setup the requisite stored procedures up first. a) You may have a stored procedure that returns a scalar result. b) You may have a stored procedure that returns a definite shape, i.e. rows and columns, or sets or rows and columns that do not change as the input parameters change. c) You may have a stored procedure that returns variable shapes, i.e. depending upon the inputs, the output shape, rows and columns, can change. Note that DLINQ still needs to figure out, at design time, the exact definite set of all possible return shapes. sp_executesql and concatenated strings producing dynamic SQL won't be supported by this scenario, because a definite set of all possible return shapes is not determinable at design time. d) You may have a stored procedure that returns various shapes – all in the same resultset, but in a definite order, sequentially. e) A stored procedure with output scalar parameters. f) A stored procedure that returns a resultset, and has output scalar parameters. In subsequent blogposts, I will be covering each one of these cases, before discussing UDF support in DLINQ. So tighten your seatbelts, and enjoy the ride J.


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Author Notes: I developed this recipe almost 20 years ago for a Memorial Day party, I was looking for something different to do with rhubarb and hit on this idea. I've made it almost every spring since then. Rhubarb imparts a wonderful tanginess to this ethereal French concoction of air and sweetened cream. For that particular event - and a few times since - I made cupped tuiles out of almond flour to serve the mousse in. The almond presents a nice flavor backdrop to the rhubarb. But the tuiles are just gilding the lily. —Kevin
Serves: 4 - 6
pound rhubarb – cut into 1" lengths
tablespoons Amaretto - separated
tablespoons water
cup sugar
tablespoon unflavored gelatin
egg yolks
cups whipping cream
- Peel lime, being careful not to include pith, cut into strips, wrap in plastic, and refrigerate. Squeeze juice from lime(s). You need about 1 tablespoon.
- Place rhubarb in a large sauce pan with 2 tablespoons amaretto, water, and 1/4 cup sugar over medium heat. Cook, stirring often, until rhubarb breaks down - about 15 minutes. Transfer to a blender, add gelatin and lime juice, and process until smooth. Taste. The mixture should be fairly tart but should make you pucker. You made need to add a bit more lime juice or a bit more sugar.
- In a double boiler, beat the egg yolks with 1/2 cup sugar until they are a pale yellow. Cook over just bubbling water, stirring constantly, until yolks have thickened. Cool to room temperature.
- Combine rhubarb mixture with egg mixture. In a large bowl, whip cream until stiff then whip in remaining 2 tablespoons of Amaretto. Fold cream into rhubarb mixture. If you want to serve the mousse in tuiles then chill in a large bowl for at least 3 hours. Otherwise, spoon into individual dessert cups or wine goblets and chill for at least 3 hours. When ready to serve, garnish with strips of lime peel.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Rhubarb
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By Peter Junker
ATLANTA, GA - Michael A. W. Evans, a noted newspaper, magazine, and White House photojournalist and early developer of software systems for cataloging photography collections, died on December 1, 2005, at his home in Atlanta. Mr. Evans succumbed at the age of 61 after a four-year fight against cancer. At the time of his death he was surrounded by his family. Story Evans, his wife, this morning wrote, "The presence of God and the community of our friends sustained him to the very end. For that we will be eternally grateful."
A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, December 6, 2005 at 3:45 p.m. at St. Anne's Episcopal Church, 3098 St. Anne's Lane, Atlanta, GA.
The child of a Canadian diplomat and a registered nurse who were stationed in Havana during the Cuban revolution and Capetown, South Africa, during the quickening of the apartheid resistance, Evans took an early interest in political philosophy and world events. Among his peers Evans was highly regarded as a complete photographer, with mastery of a broad range of assignments, including daily news, portraiture, documentary photography and sports. To the larger world, his best known shots are the iconic images of presidential candidate Ronald Reagan, begun on assignment for Time magazine in 1975, and, later, his revealing record of life and politics behind the scenes of the Reagan Administration.
Evans' photojournalism career began in Ontario at the Port Hope Evening Guide in 1959, when he was 15. "They paid me two dollars for a photograph and ten cents an inch for the stories I wrote on the [school] football games," Evans said. "I wrote very long stories." Evans joined NPPA in August, 1965.
His chosen profession eventually took him to the Plain Dealer in Cleveland, OH, in 1964 and shortly thereafter to The New York Timesand Time magazine. It was John G. Morris, now the eminence gris of picture editors, who brought Mr. Evans to the Times in 1967. Newly arrived at the paper himself, Morris wanted to solidify its photojournalistic preeminence by staffing it with the best and brightest shooters. He had been pursuing Eddie Adams, the veteran Associated Press and magazine photographer whose large body of work included dramatic moments of social unrest and foreign conflict. Adams' reputation allowed him to flourish as a freelance however, and he declined Morris's offers. (Adams was awarded the Pulitzer Prize the following year for his photograph of a prisoner execution in South Vietnam.) Evans—10 years Adams' junior and already amassing an impressive portfolio—was Morris's other choice. "He was a damned good photographer. I've always been proud that he was my first hire," Morris said.
Donald R. Winslow, Evans' long-time friend and editor of NewsPhotographer magazine, recently published an appreciation of Evans' early work in Cleveland and New York, contrasting it with today's "boring" pictures of staged events, press conferences and posed photo-ops. "They were real pictures," Winslow wrote, "[like the] picture from a city hall meeting where a firefighters' union representative, at the bargaining table, pounds a blurred fist on the table in frustration with the lack of progress in the labor negotiations. That picture didn't just happen during a photo opportunity or at a press conference. It happened because [Evans] spent hours waiting and watching for it."
"Mike Evans was a skilled photographer, but his genius was storytelling," Winslow said at Evans' passing. "Mike took the potential for telling stories with pictures to a new level. You can see his eye and his intellect in picture after picture and his integrity in the choices he made. You see him thinking, 'What is important here and how will my picture tell the truth about it?'"
For Time, Evans was on the road covering the Reagan campaign solidly from late August, 1979, until Christmas, 1980. When Reagan defeated Jimmy Carter in the 1980 election, Evans was offered a position as personal photographer to the new President. He would be independent of the White House press office and given unparalleled access to the President. Although he had more lucrative opportunities, he accepted the offer and spent the next four years making a pictorial record of the administration and its chief executive. Lois Romano, a staff writer at TheWashington Post aptly described Evans' position in 1985 as "a job that requires him to be both ubiquitous and invisible."
Evans also led a small team of photographers and picture editors, oversaw a photo lab in the White House basement, and occasionally interceded with administration officials on behalf of his colleagues in the media.
In 1982 Evans established "The Portrait Project," a nonprofit for which he assumed the audacious task of photographing all the individuals he considered to be the era's movers and shakers in Washington. In the end, 595 subjects agreed to sit for their portraits, an unpartisan selection that included the Chief Justice, members of Congress and socialites as well as journalists, a secretary, and a senior Capitol janitor. The project culminated in an exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery of the Smithsonian Institution titled People and Power: Portraits from the Federal Village and a book of the same name. Evans said he made an explicit egalitarian statement in titling the project People and Power, not in, of, or with power, and that he wanted to preserve a "geological record" of government in a single moment of time for future citizens. Some of the show's prints are in the Library of Congress while the negatives are now housed in the National Archives.
George Will noted the equalizing urge behind People and Power, writing, "Representative governments are, well, awfully representative, at least in this sense: They are made up of folks who look like and are like most other folks. [Evans'] portraits testify, I think, to democracies' pleasantness."
In Washington, Evans met his future spouse, Story Shem, a former Carter administration aide and founding partner of Arrive, a Washington communications firm with an all-woman staff. One of Arrive's clients was Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping, who was making his first visit to the U.S. to meet the President.
Evans promptly enlisted Shem to help organize his ambitious portrait project and coax a number of notable holdouts to schedule photo sessions. The couple married in 1983 and moved to Atlanta where Michael briefly served as photography editor for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Evans stopped taking pictures but stayed deeply involved in advancing the profession for new generations of photographers. Seeing a vast unmet need for efficiently conserving and cataloging photo archives, Evans developed proprietary software with a system of coding photographs that enabled speedy digital searches of large collections. Getty Press, of the J. Paul Getty Museum, was among his clients. Another was ZUMA Press, the independent picture agency and wire service that Evans served as chief technology officer. (ZUMA Press represents Evans' photo collection.)
In addition to his wife, Story, Evans is survived by six children, two brothers, and a sister. Oldest son Ewen Riddell lives in Raleigh, NC; son Drew Evans lives in Los Angeles, CA; daughter Megan Evanslives in Toronto; daughter Amanda Evans lives in Monterey, CA; daughter Abigail Evans is at Davidson College in Davidson, NC; andMadeleine Evans lives at home in Atlanta. Evans' sisters, EsmeComfort and Judy Evans, and his brother, Tony Evans, reside in Canada. In Atlanta, the Evans family is active in St. Anne's Episcopal parish in the Buckhead neighborhood. Friends of the family in Georgia remember Michael as a proud and supportive parent, an insatiable reader, and an especially well-informed raconteur with an unflagging sense of curiosity.
While Evans' newspaper work, portrait project, and software company required countless hours of persistent effort, he shot his most celebrated photograph while engaged in informal banter with his subject in the hills of Santa Barbara, CA. It is the image that has come to represent Ronald Reagan to many Americans: the cowboy with a working man's tan, lined face and well-worn hat; the affecting, slightly crooked smile and confident, clear eyes that belied both his age and his political zeal. The picture rivals Matthew Brady's image of Abraham Lincoln's ethereal, weary, wartime gaze as one of the most recognized in the history of presidential portraiture. It is so quintessentially Reagan that at the time of the former President's death it became the only photograph to be used as the cover of Time, Newsweek, and People magazines in the same week. Evans sometimes referred to it as "the picture."
Winslow reflected on a telling aspect of "the picture's" ascension to emblematic status: Evans made it when Reagan was still considered by many a fringe player in his party — a retired actor with a following in his home state of California, but an also-ran to President Gerald Ford in the Republican primaries. Despite the fact that his editors' interest in Reagan was at first limited to a one-day assignment, Evans saw something intriguing in his subject. Following a hunch about Reagan's appeal, he stayed at the ranch beyond the term of his magazine assignment. He was on his own time when he took the photo that captured the character and image of a man the world would soon come to know. The picture continues to be the most appreciated among many examples of Michael Evans' knack of foresight and his skill as a storyteller.
Donations may be made to the Michael Evans Memorial Library Fund at St. Anne's Episcopal Church, to the Arts and Photography programs at Davidson College, to the Woodward Academy, or to Hospice Atlanta.


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• 29 September 2008
Fennel-crusted Pork, Spaghetti Squash with Jalopeno Cream, sauteed haricots verts
Wild Mushroom Risotto, green salad with garden peppers, baguette
Seared Tuna Pepper Steaks, oven roasted potatoes (tossed in sesame oil), steamed broccoli
Baked Ziti with Spinach & Tomatoes, ciabatta rolls, Salade de Maison, fresh fruit
Fritatta with Mozzarella, Parmesan & whatever vegetables need to be used up :)
Dessert: Sweet Breads (zucchini & banana)
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- September 30, 2008 at 9:19 AM
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- Anna Marie said...
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- September 30, 2008 at 3:17 PM
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- September 30, 2008 at 5:52 PM
- Lauren said...
Delicious - I used some of your recipes from last week over the weekend and they were fabulous!! Thanks for always posting such great recipes.
- September 30, 2008 at 8:22 PM
- USAUS said...
We had a great mushroom Risotto in Tuscany and I have been craving it ever since... I guess no more denying... off to the kitchen now!
- October 2, 2008 at 5:06 AM
- Tara said...
Made the Baked Ziti with hot turkey sausage and homemade pesto--tasty dish! Thanks for the idea/link. Personal note--I think you could add twice the amount of tomatoes, maybe more pesto then too. Yum.
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George Hamilton IV
Hamilton was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, on July 19, 1937. While a 19-year-old student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Hamilton recorded "A Rose and a Baby Ruth" for a Chapel Hill record label, Colonial Records. The song, written by John D. Loudermilk, climbed to No. 6 on the United States Billboard Hot 100 chart. By 1960, "A Rose and a Baby Ruth" had attained gold record status for ABC-Paramount (which had acquired the song from Colonial). The self-penned B-side of the record, "If You Don't Know", revealed Hamilton's ambitions to be a rockabilly-country singer. In late 1959, Hamilton moved his family to Nashville, Tennessee to further his work as a country musician.[1] On February 8, 1960, Hamilton officially became a member of the Grand Ole Opry.[2][3] Later that same year, he began recording for RCA Records, having been signed by Chet Atkins. In the UK he was less successful, with his biggest hit being "I Know Where I'm Going" in 1958. In 1984 he appeared with Billy Graham on his UK tour 'Mission England' and made other appearances as a solo performer in venues around the UK at this time.
Hamilton's breakthrough hit was the 1961 song "Before this Day Ends". His biggest hit came two years later with "Abilene", another song penned by Loudermilk and Bob Gibson. The song spent four weeks at No. 1 on Billboard's country singles chart and reached the Top 20 of the Hot 100. The success of "Abilene" was followed with the song "Fort Worth, Dallas Or Houston" (a Top 5 hit in late 1964).
By the mid-1960s, Hamilton's music began showing a decidedly folk influence. This was especially evident with 1966's "Steel Rail Blues" and "Early Morning Rain" (both by Gordon Lightfoot), and 1967's "Urge for Going" by Joni Mitchell. Another 1967 hit was "Break My Mind" (by John D. Loudermilk). One more Hamilton song of this genre was a moderate hit in 1969—the Ray Griff-penned "Canadian Pacific". His last Top 5 single came in 1970, with "She's a Little Bit Country".
After his American chart success declined in the early 1970s, Hamilton began touring the world, across the Soviet Union, Poland, Australia, the Middle East and East Asia. These widely acclaimed international performances earned Hamilton the nickname The International Ambassador of Country Music.[4] He also hosted several successful television programs in the UK and Canada during the 1970s, and in the 1990s he played himself in the West End musical Patsy, based on the life of Patsy Cline.
In 2004, he recorded an acoustic gospel album with producer Dave Moody titled On a Blue Ridge Sunday which earned Hamilton a Dove Award nomination in the "Best Bluegrass Album of the Year" category by the members of the Gospel Music Association. A single from the album, "Little Mountain Church House", won nominee recognition in the "Best Bluegrass Recorded Song" category the following year.[5]
Until recently, Hamilton was a regular at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville and in country shows throughout the U.S. and the UK. He mainly concentrated on gospel tours both at home and abroad. In 2007 he collaborated with Live Issue,[6] a group from Northern Ireland, to record a live album based on the life of Joseph Scriven, who wrote the hymn "What a Friend We Have in Jesus". The two also toured together again in 2009. That same year, Hamilton released a parody of his classic hit "Abilene" in the height of the soaring U.S. gas prices called "Gasoline". He was also a regular participant in the Country's Family Reunion video series.
In 2010, Lamon Records released the album Old Fashioned Hymns, recorded transatlantic with producers Dave Moody in Nashville and Colin Elliott in Ireland. Hamilton was joined on the 28-track collection by a number of musical guests, including Ricky Skaggs, Marty Stuart, Gail Davies, Pat Boone, Del McCoury, Bill Anderson, Connie Smith, Tommy Cash, Cliff Barrows, George Beverly Shea and many others.
Hamilton had a heart attack on September 13, 2014, and died on September 17 at Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital in Nashville.[7] On September 24th, the Ryman Auditorium hosted a memorial service which include performances by Marty Stewart, Ricky Skaggs, The Whites, Jett Williams, Gail Davies, Connie Smith, Dave Moody, Jimmy Capps, Barry and Holly Tashian, The Babcocks, Andrew Greer and Cindy Morgan. English music historian and journalist Tony Byworth, music writer and author Frye Galliard, artists and songwriters John D. Loudermilk and Bill Anderson, Grand Ole Opry general manager Pete Fisher, and WSM announcer Eddie Stubbs all shared stories of Hamilton's life and career during the memorial. The service concluded with "Amazing Grace" performed on bagpipes by Nashville Pipes and Drums Pipe Sergeant David Goodman.[8]


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Life after San Jose State
It was with decidedly mixed feelings that I sat on the stage Friday for my final SJSU graduation ceremony. For those who want to feel part of something big, I can think of few opportunities for a college professor that would surpass the graduation ceremony at a large public university like San Jose State.
(Technically, Friday was only the College of Business convocation ceremony. Most of the business faculty prefer our ceremony with 700 graduates in the basketball arena over Saturday's all-SJSU ceremony with ten times as many students baking in the football stadium.)
As always, it was a happy day for the graduates, family and friends. Alumna Jenny Ming returned to keynote the commencement 33 years after she graduated. She gave an abbreviated version of her career in retail, including founding president of Old Navy and current CEO of Charlotte Russe. She said she enjoyed most all the opportunities she had for learning and growing in her 20s and 30s, including eight years at the local Mervyn's.
Her admonishment for students to keep growing — much like industry speakers earlier this month in an SJSU business class — was music to my ears. I would both second that advice to my students but also — over the last year or two — have concluded that it is advice I should live by.
What made it more difficult were the presentations of certificates to the families of three business students killed during the past year. For these three young people, there will be no life after San Jose State.
One, Cindy Caliguiran, was in the Sbona Honors Program. She and accounting student Kyle Williams were the victims of a May 10 murder-suicide that marked the first murder of a student on campus in its 154 year history. (I had not previously heard about the third student, Jason Santiago, nor did Google shed much light on his life or death.)
Although I never met any of the students, I was choked up by the observance of their families' tragic and irrevocable loss. While I had plenty of time to get over it, I don't know how Bill Devincenzi and Howard Turetsky were able to resume reading names after introducing the Caliguiran and WIlliams families. (The sight of Williams' young widow was particularly poignant).
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No. 3 Creighton tops Providence
Roundup: No. 7 Louisville shuts outs Butler 4-0
OMAHA, Neb. -- No. 3 Creighton knocked off visiting Providence 3-0 on a wet Saturday night at Morrison Stadium on Saturday to remain perfect on the season. The Bluejays have now won each of their first six matches via shutout, snapping the Friars' own five-match winning streak and four-match shutout streak on the way to matching their best start since 2000. The six consecutive Bluejay shutouts tie the school record set in 2008.
Showing an early urgency on the attack paid immediate dividends for the Bluejays (6-0-0) as the were awarded a penalty kick just 3:35 into the match when Dion Acoff was taken down inside the box after settling a perfect feed from Jose Gomez on a forward run. All-American Ethan Finlay stepped forward to take the PK attempt and tucked it in for his third goal of the season and the Jays never looked back.
A corner kick in the 13th minute resulted in Greg Jordan's second diving header goal of the season and the Jays were up 2-0. A fantastic serve from Bruno Castro on the corner kick connected with the head of a diving Jordan for the score.
Finlay added a pretty insurance tally in the 76th minute, as he settled a perfectly placed ball from Castro with his chest and volleyed it to the left of a diving Jhojan Obando in goal for Providence.
No. 3 Louisville 4, Bulter 0
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- No. 7 Louisville defeated Butler 4-0 on Saturday evening in Cardinal Park in front of 3,128 fans. The Cardinals improve to 5-1-0 on the year while Butler falls to 3-2-1. The Cardinals had balanced scoring on the night with four different players finding the back of the net.
The Cardinals dominated play in the first half. Senior Mark Knight had two good chances to score early in the game but could not finish. Knight scored on a header in the 18th minute to put the Cardinals up 1-0. Andrew Farrell passed the ball to Nick DeLeon who crossed the ball inside the box to Knight for the header.
Louisville continued to control possession and five minutes later the Cardinals found the net again. Will Vitalis gathered the loose ball from 25 yards out and played a through ball to Michael Roman who found the lower right of the net for a 2-0 lead. Louisville continued to control the half but could not find the net again before the end of the half.
The Cards continued to hold possession for most of the second half. In the 70th minute Buck Tufty found the net for his second goal of the season to put Louisville up 3-0. Alexander Obbey found Colin Rolfe in the middle of the field who found Tufty up the right side line for the score.
Three minutes later Paolo DelPiccolo sent a corner kick inside the box to Rolfe. Rolfe's shot was deflected by the keeper and Chase Rodgers sent the rebound in from inside the penalty box to put the Cards up 4-0.


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EWS 2015 a Crested Butte, Colorado, muore William Dean Olson
Durante lo svolgimento della terza prova nella gara dell'Enduro World Series a Crested Butte, Colorado, in un incidente perde la vita William Dean Olson, 40 anni di Edwards, Colorado, la gara è stata così annullata.
Di seguito il comunicato:
It is with the deepest regret that Big Mountain Enduro and the Enduro World Series announce that there was a serious accident during Stage 3, the first stage of Saturday's race, resulting in the fatality of a competitor. The rider's family has been informed and the competitor's identity will be released in due course.
Emergency personnel immediately arrived at the scene. The competitor was treated on scene by medical personnel and transported to the nearest roadway. The Gunnison County medical examiner confirmed the fatality.
With respect for the rider and their family, this round of the Enduro World Series competition has been cancelled. Our deepest thoughts and sympathies go out to the rider's family.
There will be a press conference held upstairs at the Crested Butte Chamber of Commerce between 9 and 9.30am tomorrow (Sunday).
For further information, please contact Mt Crested Butte Police Department on (970) 349-6516
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You may have heard people talking about the importance of having a responsive website, but what does that mean and how important is it? In 2008, one of the top headlines in media was the prediction by, Mary Meeker that, "mobile [would] overtake fixed Internet access by 2014." Well Mary, you knocked that prediction out of the park. In 2014, the number of global mobile users surpassed that of desktop users and as of last May, Google confirmed that there are more Google searches on mobile than on desktop.
Did you know?
- 39% of people will stop engaging with a website if images won't load or take too long to load. – Adobe
- Between December 2013 and December 2015, smartphone internet consumption grew by 78% – Comscore
- 70% of mobile searches lead to an action within the hour – Skillcrush
- 93% of people who use mobile to research g on to complete a purchase (most happen in physical stores) – WebsiteBuilder.org
- For more Mobile Marketing facts, check out this great info graphic from WebsiteBuilder.org
Now that I have convinced you how many people are using their mobile devices to find businesses and services, let me explain how you can benefit by having a mobile-friendly (aka responsive) website.
Mobile Web Design – Why Suddenly All the Rage?
Before I start on a long, winded path about where mobile devices used to be and where they are today, let's take a look into our past.
Nokia 3210! Thank you for the walk down memory lane. I'm sure you can all identify with some of these left-winged mobile devices. Not only is this a nostalgic photo for some of us, but you can see how the screen sizes of mobile devices has changed over time. The increase in screen size allows users to have more interactive experiences with these devices as functionality has significantly improved.
One Website, Multiple Platforms
Before web browsers had the capability to read multiple media screen sizes for one website, companies would create two different websites – one for mobile and one for desktop. Maintaining one website is enough work in itself! Thankfully, we now have the option to create one universal website that provides a great user experience across all devices (mobile, tablet and desktop), as well as for every screen size within each device category. Responsive websites are conducive to individual user's viewpoints on their dedicated device. These responsive designs adjust elegantly to any screen resolution.
Mobile Responsiveness + SEO
What does Google think?
On April 21st, 2015, Google announced that having a mobile friendly website was indeed a ranking factor in Google's SERP's. Enough said.
On average, users are not going to wait very long for your website to load on your phone – especially when this is lingering in the top left corner:
Less is more
Although content is king in SEO, and SEO experts will emphasize this time and time again (guilty!), keeping your mobile content shorter and more engaging will improve user experience for your customers.
Call to actions
What is the purpose of your website? If your goal is to have some sort of interaction with your customers and be easily accessible, you must have clickable call-to-actions on your site.
How many of you have been looking for a storefront or restaurant while you wait at a stoplight? The time you have to safely look at your phone (I am of course assuming you all wait to check your phones at a red light) before the light turns green is minimal. In this period, you want your Google search result to return the most relevant sites for your criteria, and once you click on the relevant business, you want an action that can be performed, as the light turns green. In this scenario and most like it, these are the two must-haves on your mobile site:
- Click to Call button
- Address linked to Google Maps
Although mobile responsive websites are so important these days, there are still many companies that have not moved their current website over to be responsive. It can be time consuming and many people do not know where to start. Our digital marketing experts at C1 Partners will be happy to help with any questions or advice you may have. To get in touch, feel free to give us a call at (303) 501-1821 or fill out the contact form above.