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I don't think de-emphasizing gods is a good idea, as they are extremely interesting and fun to play with, especially with god switching thrown in. I fully agree of course that any 3 gods should provide useful bonuses to every class on every level, preferably similar in power, and possibly requiring adaptation and changes in strategy. I am aware that this is incredibly hard to achieve, but you already were pretty close in the previous version (except for Dracul, who is now a lot better than before even if you don't use lifesteal related exploits). Sure, one specific god was always (and always will be) the best for a specific race/class/level/prep combination by some varying margin, but I could get excellent mileage out of any combination with most classes, and it was often not that obvious which god would be best. Each of the gods has different times in the game when the boons and drawbacks are most important and when it is easiest to get piety, which leads to very interesting dynamics. Designing the gods to have some use for all playstyles was a great step in the right direction. I think simply nerfing gods and focusing on items is the easy way out, powerful but balanced gods (and eliminating exploits) would provide far better gameplay.
Shifting the focus from gods to items just means you will have to balance those properly to make sure finding one or more specific items in a shop will not be vital to success, and items are far less interesting than gods IMO. Probably also a lot easier to balance, in part thanks to the locker system providing guaranteed access to a single shop item, and in part due to being less complex.
Besides, the core problem will never go away. DD is a random game, and luck can always compensate for an almost impossible challenge or lack of skill to some degree, or make a normally easy level very hard. For me enemy composition usually had a far bigger influence on game difficulty than what gods I got. I think randomness is great, just trying to get rid of the extremes would be good. In a long game like Crawl you will almost always be unlucky at some points and lucky at others (if you survive the unlucky parts). In a short game like DD the odds can really stack up for or against you. The preparations help a lot with cushioning these extreme strokes of good or bad luck, and good balancing and clever design can do the same for gods and items. I just think emphasizing the more interesting of those two would be better.


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Swab summer class most diverse in Coast Guard Academy's history
New London — The smallest class in more than a decade arrived at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy Monday.
The Coast Guard is going to commission fewer young officers because many of the people who are already in the service aren't leaving. The military's retention rates are at record levels as people choose the job stability of the service over taking their chances in a struggling economy.
And like the rest of the military, the Coast Guard has to downsize. With the proposed cuts to defense spending in the 2013 budget, the service stands to lose 1,000 people.
Adm. Robert J. Papp, Jr., the Coast Guard commandant, said in an interview that the slight reduction at the academy this year is "just the start of perhaps going down a little further."
248 students sworn in
A typical class starts with close to 300 students. For the Class of 2016, 248 students were sworn in, making it a small but diverse class. Monday was reporting-in day and the start of swab summer, an intense, seven-week program designed to transform civilian students into military recruits and prepare them for the academic year.
With 36 percent women and 35 percent minority students, it is the most diverse class in the academy's history. Last year, the incoming class set a record with 34 percent women and 34 percent minority students.
Raddae Chew said the uptick in the number of women and minority students at the school was one reason she decided to join the class. As a junior in high school, Chew, 19, of Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., went to one of the academy's campus visit programs for underrepresented minority and first-generation college students.
"Opportunity of lifetime"
"I figured it was the opportunity of a lifetime," Chew said as she tried on shoes Monday in the bookstore.
Chew described the first day as "structured chaos."
The Chase Hall barracks rang out with the voices of upper-class cadets yelling instructions at the new students, or swabs, who had to stay in the center of the hall and square, or sharply pivot, around each corner, all while looking straight ahead and greeting people correctly.
"I'm going to teach you how to square because you look like a train wreck," Larla Brown, a second-class cadet, screamed at Echo Company.
Thomas Bondurant, a second-class cadet, chastised the company for forgetting his name. He said after the swabs are "in shock."
"Some are just so befuddled they can't really speak," he said.
Hayley Smith was not as befuddled by the military commands as some, having spent a year in preparatory school and four years in the Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps unit at New London High School.
"If you pay attention to them, they're telling you things you need to know. It's not just pointless yelling," said Smith, 19, of Scotland.
Smith said swab summer is "a challenge and an opportunity to excel."
Steele Johnson, a first-class cadet and Alpha Company commander, said it's important the swabs begin to rely on their classmates.
"Maybe they won't have trouble in school or adjusting to the military lifestyle but they need help doing both. It's hard to handle on your own," he said. "We want to make that point now so they don't realize it later when they're failing a class."
At the end of the summer, he said, "they will feel like they accomplished something personally and as a group."
The last time an incoming class started with close to 250 students was in 1999, when 240 students entered the academy. By graduation, the incoming class will likely be closer to 200 since the retention rate is about 80 percent.
Papp is looking for more of a mix of officers from the academy and the 17-week Officer Candidate School. The OCS classes have been reduced in past years to accommodate the large numbers of officers graduating from the academy, he said.
The retention rate for officers has been about 94 percent during the past three fiscal years, according to the Coast Guard. The rate for enlisted personnel is slightly lower.
The academy is the Coast Guard's primary source of officers with engineering degrees. Officer Candidate School is a way for people who are already serving in the Coast Guard in enlisted roles or who have an undergraduate degree to become officers.
"We need a mix of specialties and individuals of different backgrounds and education," Papp said.
Smaller classes will put less pressure on the academy's facilities, Papp said. The Coast Guard made an offer to purchase a portion of the abutting Riverside Park to use for expansion, but city residents voted down that sale in November.
Given the budget climate, Papp said funding for additional land in New London "will not be forthcoming." He said his top priority is recapitalizing the aging fleet of ships and aircraft, which are becoming increasingly more expensive to maintain.
For high school students interested in the academy, the changes mean the school will be harder to get into.
Of the roughly 2,000 students who completed applications for the Class of 2016, 315 were offered appointments and 251 students from 39 states accepted, including 17 from Connecticut. The average SAT score is 60 points higher than last year. Five international students also joined the class.
Capt. Stephan P. Finton, the academy's director of admissions, said it will be more competitive simply because "there are just fewer slots."
"The quality of the student, I'd like to think, will be better," he said. "But they're all amazing students. This class is going to be amazing."
Matthew Navetta said he was proud to have been selected.
"I did pretty well in high school so I think I deserve a spot. I'm just trying to prove myself," Navetta, 17, of Oakdale, said after getting his head shaved at the barber shop.
The rain, heavy at times, cleared by the afternoon. The class marched onto Washington Parade Field and swore an oath to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
"I just felt it was my purpose in life to be here," said Hayden Hughes, 19, of Charlotte, N.C. "It's going to be hard but it's supposed to be. They're making us better."
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Masterpiece Classic "Downton Abbey (S2 E3)" Isobel and Cora lock horns over control of Downton's medical role. Meanwhile Thomas, now manager of the convalescent men, makes life difficult for Carson. Mrs. Bird starts a soup kitchen to help the war effort. Matthew and William embark on a perilous patrol behind German lines. Part 3 of 6G
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New Tricks "Old Fossils" UCOS reopens a case of a paleontologist said to have died in a fall at the Natural History Museum during a corporate event. A new examination of the post mortem suggests the fossil bird specialist may have died from a blow to the head.G
3:00 am
Outdoor Idaho "Hometown Ski Hills" Community ski hills are scattered throughout Idaho, each with its own "field of dreams" story to tell. We profile three of them - Bogus Basin near Boise; Little Ski Hill by McCall; and Pomerelle near Albion - to learn what makes each of these ski areas unique.G
3:30 am
Dialogue "Refugees" Host Marcia Franklin talks with refugees who have come to Idaho. Guests include Fidel Nshombo, from Congo; Rusul Mousa-Bryant, from Iraq; Jumuna Gautam, from Bhutan; and Hosy Nasimi, from Afghanistan. The group will discuss why they had to flee their respective home countries, what it's been like to live in Idaho, the joys and challenges of refugee life in the United States and their hopes for the future.G
4:00 am
Sesame Street "Rhyming Block" Mother Goose is visiting Sesame Street and needs to write three new nursery rhymes by the end of the day, but she fears she has become a rusty rhymer. Elmo and Abby say they are great rhymers, and they offer to help. Mother Goose explains that to write really good nursery rhymes, you need conflict - when someone wants something or needs something very badly. D
5:00 am
Sid The Science Kid "Ignatz's Inertia" Sid is sending his toy panda Ignatz on yet another adventure! He places him on top of a skateboard and rolls him across the patio. The skateboard comes to an abrupt stop when it bumps into a wooden bench, but Ignatz keeps moving forward and flies into the air! Sid is curious why Ignatz didn't stop moving too, so he and his friends investigate and discover that things in motion stay in motion until they are stopped-and that's inertia! (Educational objective - Inertia). D
5:30 am
Martha Speaks "Martha's Chair/TD The Pack Rat" Martha's Chair - Martha's family has a birthday surprise - a new dog bed! After a few sleepless nights, the family realizes that Martha misses her stinky old chair. But Mrs. Demson bought it and has plans of her own for the chair after she sees one just like it on Antiques Roadshow. Vocabulary: (E) antique, donate(d), upholstery, profit(ed), valuable. D
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Assassination: Idaho's Trial of the Century A dream team of famous attorneys converge on an Idaho courtroom in 1907. Idaho's best lawyers - James Hawley and William Borah - matched wits with Chicago's Clarence Darrow and Denver's Edmund Richardson. Re-enactment actors and extras, researchers, crew and others bring more than 200 Idahoans into this project to chronicle the trial of "Big Bill" Haywood, accused of masterminding former Gov. Frank Steunenburg's assassination.G
7:00 am
Rick Steves' Europe "Oslo" Rick finds evidence of the proud Norwegian spirit in the country's capital - from Viking ships to a sleek new opera house, from World War II tales of terrorism to the constant festival at the thriving harbor. He takes in major art pieces and sails with friends in a fjord.G
7:30 am
Smart Travels - Europe with Rudy Maxa "Greek Islands" Rudy island-hops the Aegean by ferry. Santorini sits on the rim of a still active volcano. At Akrotiri, archeologists uncover a city frozen in time by an eruption.G
8:00 am
The Desert Speaks "Ecuador's Fog Forest: Mists Over The Desert" Host David Yetman travels to the agrarian community of Loma Alta, Ecuador. This city lives in symbiosis with a cloud forest nature preserve situated in the mountains above the city. Before the area was protected, local residents exploited and decimated the forest with little regard for its ecosystem. D
8:30 am
Ciao Italia "Whole Wheat Pizza/Pizza Integrale" Mary Ann's got healthy whole wheat flour on her mind -- and in her mixing bowl too. She's re-creating Mom's Filled Calzones, one of her mother's favorites, that's filled with fresh ricotta cheese and chunks of provolone. She keeps the theme going with a Whole Wheat Pizza with Olives and Cheese, and surprise, tops it with a fresh greens salad, picked that very morning from Guy's garden. D
9:00 am
Taste of History "The Powels - Friends of the Washingtons" Samuel Powel has the distinction of being the last mayor of Philadelphia under British Rule, and the first after the War of Independence. Powel hosted elegant parties at his residence for his friends, George and Martha Washington, along with Jefferson, Adams and Franklin. In this episode, we tour the Powel House, and Chef Staib prepares a Washington favorite: Forced Cabbage along with a Traditional Beef Stew with Egg Noodles. D
9:30 am
Simply Ming "Masuhara Morimoto & Lightly Cooked Fish" On this episode of SIMPLY MING, Ming Tsai is back in beautiful Napa Valley visiting his good friend, Iron Chef Morimoto who, of course, knows how to demonstrate how to work his magic with all things fish. Morimoto shows us how to first break down a fish and then cook it to maintain its pristine flavor. D
10:00 am
America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Italian Comfort Classics" Host Christopher Kimball visits a Vermont farm to learn about chickens, old and new. Then, test cook Bridget Lancaster shows Chris how to make authentic Chicken Canzanese (Italian braised chicken). Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus reveals the test kitchen's favorite gadgets. D
10:30 am
Around The House with Matt and Shari "A Well Kept Exterior" Today we look at ways to coordinate specialty windows with both your interior and exterior. Then, meet a professional home inspector to learn about ways to keep moisture out of your house and solve some common problems. Next, it's winterizing your home with simple tips. D
11:00 am
Austin City Limits "Fleet Foxes/Joanna Newsom" Folk meets indie rock with the featured performers. Fleet Foxes draw from the group's latest album, Helplessness Blues. Joanna Newsom follows with her ethereal acid folk.G
12:00 pm
Sesame Street "Cast Iron Cooks" Just as Alan finishes packing Elmo's lunch, the lights go down, the music goes up, and Superchef pops up and announces that Alan has been chosen as the next challenger on Cast Iron Cooks. Alan is not even sure what that is, but Chris and Elmo are excited to be his assistants. The first challenge is to prepare a bowl of P Stew, which is made up entirely of ingredients that begin with the letter P. Elmo, Chris, and Alan race around throwing P foods like pickles, peaches, and porridge into a pot. D
1:00 pm
Dinosaur Train "Carla Cretoxyrhina/Train Trouble" Carla Cretoxyrhina - On this underwater excursion, the Pteranodon family meets up with Carla Cretoxyrhina, a young shark who turns out to be much nicer than her reputation suggests. She introduces the family to her dad, bringing them face to face with the "Big Fish in the Sea." Train Trouble - The speedy dinosaur brothers Oren and Ollie join our kids on a train trip to Troodon Town, but unplanned engine trouble sends Oren and Ollie sprinting the Roundhouse to bring back another engine to save the day!. D
1:30 pm
Super Why! "The Great Robot Race" Ready.steady.splat! Whyatt and his puppy want to win the porridge race, but the bowl of breakfast cereal keeps falling off the puppy's back. D
2:00 pm
Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "The Lost Egg/Hold On Tight" The Lost Egg - The kids are decorating the tree house for a party. The Cat knows the world's most fantabulous decorator: Stan the bower bird! Stan teaches the kids how to decorate with almost anything--shells, leaves, and pebbles. Now they can have a party in their own fantabulously decorated tree house! Hold on Tight - Nick is trying to hang onto the monkey bars but can't. D
2:30 pm
Wild Kratts "Voyage of the Butterflier XT" Using Aviva's newly invented Butterflier XT, the miniaturized Kratt Brothers embark on the most incredible insect voyage in the world - the Monarch butterfly's 2,000 mile migration.G
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Ucook! with Chef Bob Chef Bob makes an easy to prepare starting course, salmon tartar with grapefruit and pink peppercorn. A fresh and clean taste that pairs well with a spectacular Spanish white wine. It's a blend of sauvignon Blanc, viognier and verdejo grapes. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Amsterdam and Dutch Sidetrips" Rick explores the riches of the city before visiting dikes, windmills and the world's largest flower market.G
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The Desert Speaks "Shadows of the Ancients" Observational astronomy has deep roots in the Puebloan world of the Desert Southwest. Archaeological evidence suggests that the ancestral Pueblo Indians (Anasazi) marked astronomical events, perhaps as guides or records of their agricultural and ceremonial calendar. Rock art and architecture throughout the Four Corners area were carefully placed so that beams of sunlight would interact with rock images on important seasonal days such as equinoxes and solstices, marking the days with remarkably high precision. D
4:30 pm
Outdoor Idaho "Hometown Ski Hills" Community ski hills are scattered throughout Idaho, each with its own "field of dreams" story to tell. We profile three of them - Bogus Basin near Boise; Little Ski Hill by McCall; and Pomerelle near Albion - to learn what makes each of these ski areas unique.G
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Are You Being Served? "Think Tank" When sales in Ladies' Lingerie and Gentlemen's Ready-made begin to drop, staff members are asked to pool their ideas to improve sales.G
6:30 pm
Reggie Perrin Sales executive Reggie is growing increasingly frustrated with his lot. commuting every day to a boring job and coming home every night to his wife, Nicola, who neglects him. But things begin to look up when his boss introduces him to a beautiful new colleague. Neil Stuke, Fay Ripley and Lucy Liemann co-star.G
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May to December "Send in the Clowns" Alec and Zoe are both anxiously awaiting their first date, a visit to the theatre to see a current musical. Alec decides to deck himself in trendy gear for their big night out.G
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As Time Goes By "Rewrites" The American producers request some spicier rewrites in Lionel's script. One of Jean's secretaries is brought in to help.G
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Last of the Summer Wine "Who's That Looking Sideways at Nelly?" While in disguise as a protection from his enemies, Hobbo accidently locks his neck, leading to misunderstandings when Alvin and Entwistle try to help.G
8:30 pm
The Red Green Show "The Dandruff Foundation" The men find a charity for the Lodge to affiliate with as a way of avoiding tax and receiving government grants. Red makes a device to automatically clear snow from a driveway.G
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Keeping Up Appearances - The Memoirs of Hyacinth Bucket "Skis" Hyacinth, determined to give Richard a pair of skis, tells him to strap them atop the car to cultivate the correct image without ever having to step onto them.G
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Mr. Bean "Back to School Mr. Bean" On adult education day, Mr. Bean raises his own brand of havoc.G
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Outnumbered Karen recreates "Britain's Got Talent." Ben takes a close interest in Dad's medical tests. Mum thinks Jake's healthy interest in girls is becoming unhealthy.G
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Vicar of Dibley "Spring" Alice is busy arranging the forthcoming christening for her and Hugo's new baby girl, but there is still much deliberation over the child's full name. Geraldine is flustered and bewildered by a surprise proposition.G
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Reggie Perrin Sales executive Reggie is growing increasingly frustrated with his lot. commuting every day to a boring job and coming home every night to his wife, Nicola, who neglects him. But things begin to look up when his boss introduces him to a beautiful new colleague. Neil Stuke, Fay Ripley and Lucy Liemann co-star.G


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Article Of The Day
Choosing the Patriarch
Father Asanasius | 2 May 2012
Our church is not based on absolute autocracy. People choose their priests, bishops and the Pope. They have the right to select while the Holy Synod has the right to appoint "Therefore, brethren, seek out from among you seven men of good reputation, full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom, whom we may appoint over .. More
A president like a pencil!
Nabil al-Mekaddis | 1 May 2012
Pen in the Arabic literature was likened to the sun, the moon, a sword, a horse, a sea and an honorable man. There is also an idiom says: "the nation that appreciates the pen, is sure to develop then". I hope we are going to have a president who is like a pen, or rather a pencil. We don't need a copying pencil president whose job would be writing whatever his party or group tells him what to write. Furthermore, we don't need a president like a ball-point pen; who is too strict and narrow-minded with many defects and he never accepts change.. More
What to do before selecting…
J.M Fahmy | 30 April 2012
In a few weeks down the line Egyptians will be heading once more to the ballots, they had to Vote on March 2011 for constitutional amendments which come against all odds due the famous Invasion of Boxes…then again after lots of put off and a major stress on MC (Military Council) another election took place to create our National Assembly which proved its failure to represent people or solve their problems. At the time I warned, how can we elect a member of parliament before clearly setting his duties his role and how to account him or fire him from the parliament provided he failed to do what was supposed to do? .. More
Following the herd
Rania Hefny | 27 April 2012
The shepherd was leading his flock to a green pasture using some help of his dog to maintain the herd organized. He was only bothered by one sheep that goes away from the herd. This sheep was rebellious and opposed the shepherd, as he refused the idea that the shepherd is .. More
About selecting the 118th Pope
Sabry Fawzy Gawhara | 26 April 2012
Now, as the official mourning on the departure of Pope Shenouda III is coming to an end, and because we need to maintain the church, especially in the current storming circumstances in Egypt, steps are being taken to select the 118th Pope of Alexandria. Apparently, proposals and suggestions are everywhere making a lot of chaos. It is well known that we, the Egyptians, prove great failure when we attempt to work together in order to achieve an important goals, because each of us believes that God has given him the greatest mind ever that never make mistakes, and that every different opinion is not only bad, but also a stupid and corrupted one full of betrayal and bad intentions. It's even worse when it's related to personal disagreements between two intellectuals... More
The difference between excluding Suleiman and Abu Ismail
Dr.Yehya al-Wakil | 25 April 2012
What benefits have we gotten after Omar Suleiman announced his intentions to run for the presidency? First, this revealed the ugly face of the Muslim Brotherhood before the public. Second, this revealed their ambitions in taking complete control of all authorities in Egypt. Third, It also revealed the ugly face of religious extremism and making use of Islam in politics and the tendency to violence in some Salafist groups... More
Religious President is wanted!!
Jack Attalla | 24 April 2012
The funniest thing I heard in two weeks was that Salafis, Muslim Brotherhood and the Supreme Council of Armed Forces are looking for a religious President. As they want to have halal tourism with no alcohols or bikinis. They want to cover the pharaonic statues (Just for a while before they can demolish it completely along with its temples which are full of infidelity according to them!). Maybe they will use the students for this mission after a salafi becomes the Minister of Education. I'm really worried after those people announced they would cover these statues. .. More
Can He Do it Again?
J.M Fahmy | 23 April 2012
Thanks God ...Last week in my thoughts I published a post under the Title WHY I declared why I do not support Omar Suleiman as President cause I see in him the image Of Hosni Mubarak, maybe it was because in a last attempt from Mubarak to contain the 25 January Revolution he appointed him as Vice president which made him more hated by public opinion! I know there were lots of good sides in Omar Suleiman as a public respected figure but for sure not locally acceptable. To me he was a no no just like Military Council-MC- or Muslim Brotherhood-MB- they all were a NO NO!.. More
America is the solution!
Monir Beshai | 20 April 2012
After a long and fierce debate about the eligibility of Sheik Hazem Abu Ismail to run for the presidency, the competent committee decided finally to delete his name from the records of candidates after making sure his mother has gotten the U.S. citizenship. The decision of the Committee is not a subject to appeal and thus "it's over"... More
Paving the Coptic Way to Jerusalem
Ashraf Ramelah | 19 April 2012
Late last week Egyptian Copts in Cairo booked private airline flights to Jerusalem to celebrate Easter holy week. Soon after, the joy they anticipated turned to anger when they faced rejection by a Coptic priest at the door of Jerusalem's Saint Helena Chapel on Coptic Palm Sunday. This unlikely denial is understood only by comprehending the unlikelihood of the trip, for it was the first of its kind (a direct flight from Cairo airport to Ben Gurion airport) since the Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty of 1979 signed by Sadat. Unfortunately, for Egyptian Copts, the intervention of an edict issued by their Pope Shenouda III in the same year known as, "the law that forbids Copts to travel to Jerusalem," superseded the peace treaty... More
What if you were Habiba?
Magdi Nabil | 18 April 2012
Habiba is a young Egyptian actress who, like many actresses, was admired by and got married to a rich businessman from Qatar. Few years later, this rich man was killed and she was accused of murdering him. All evidence were against her. So, she was sentenced to 10 years in prison, and she has already served half of them... More
What the Billion dollars Movies and Violent religion have in common!!
Sherif Mansour | 17 April 2012
You might wonder what would people pay for to watch and why? Actually I could not get a grip on why a movie that does not talk about reality would be making all this money. Here is the list of the movies that made over a billion dollars in revenues worldwide. Rank Title Worldwide gross Year Ref .. More
America, an enemy of the Copts!
Michel Fahmy | 13 April 2012
* Meetings between US leaders (like: Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, John McCain, Jimmy Carter, etc) and Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) leaders were held. Furthermore, David Pierce, a member of the U.S. Congress, has reassured Israel after a meeting with Khairat al-Shater, the presidential candidate of FJP. Now the leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) at the White House, the State Department and the International Monetary Fund are promoting for al-Shater as the next President... More
Pick one: cancer or stroke!
Magdi George | 12 April 2012
Nominating General Omar Suleiman for the presidency had a huge feedback, some people have deprecated and others have welcomed. The Islamic movement rejected it as the nomination of the general will destroy their plans to control Egypt. New parties and movements have agreed with the Islamic movements as they think that if Omar wins, it would be an end for the revolution and a new start for the former regime... More
Is it our right?
Sawsan Ibrahim Abdel Sayed | 11 April 2012
As there are many debates about the struggle over the presidential elections and the formation of the Constitutional committee, I don't watch a lot of talk shows as they repeat the same talk. I do not know if it was my bad luck that led me to this talk show whose host was talking about Copts visiting Jerusalem to celebrate the Holy week and Easter there... More
Where are we heading... is the revolution of January 25th OVER?
J.M Fahmy | 10 April 2012
Egypt revolution for freedom dignity food and pride is in a every bad corner.. I'll start this article with my status I posted on Facebook recently... "Circus replace dictator of Egypt" After the former dictator fell in Egypt, the situation down there very difficult to understand and get an overview. It looks like a circus with one surprise after another. Who controls the circus and who is behind the scenes is not easy to guess. Islamists, the military, Saudi and the rich Arabs or perhaps America? ...... I ask only .. .. More
A new beginning
Father Asanasius | 9 April 2012
Last Friday of the Great Lent is the last day of the biggest fast in the Coptic Orthodox church. Prayers of this day concentrates on the visit of God for humans in Jesus Christ promising the salvation of mankind; judging the righteous and the evil according to the deeds of every one. .. More
Worse than bin Laden!
Jack Attalla | 6 April 2012
In fewer words: Nominating Khairat al-Shater for the presidency of Egypt is equal or even worse than nominating Al-Zawahiri, criminal of al-Qaeda who is a fugitive in Pakistan. It is also worse than nominating Osama bin Laden to be the king of Saudi Arabia. Only al-Qaeda terrorists and supporters would have accepted it... More
Release of the Spirit
Vivian Fayez | 5 April 2012
HH Pope Shenouda 3rd has not died. He has merely lied down. He has lied down in the hope of the resurrection. He closed his eyes for the last time and his soul took off to heaven on the happiest and most beautiful journey he has ever taken after the many recent journeys for medical treatment and after the patriarchal visits he has made to the diaspora. HH Pope Shenouda 3rd.. More
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A lot of people use the term "State of MB General Guide" in their writings and conversations, either to make jokes about the religious state that Islamists dream of, or to warn people about that state. Others use this expression to indicate the principle of blind obedience, which every member of Muslim Brotherhood (MB) is adhered to... More
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We, Orthodox Christians and many other denominations, have a strong belief that the church is leaded and sponsored by the Lord himself. As it is the body of Him, and the Patriarch is the head of priesthood service not the head of priesthood. .. More


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Are You Writing for Today or Forever?
2 January, 2013
Here's Chapter 27 of The Blogger Abides. When you write blog posts for a living, it's crucial that you know whether you're writing material that is intended to be consumed as the flavor of the day, or a classic piece of work for the long term — while this distinction may seem obvious, it's actually very difficult for some writers to spend their time and attention on the right kinds of material. Read on…
Chapter 27 – Stock and Flow
In the web trade, there's a notion of "stock" and "flow" as applied to articles you post on a blog. If you haven't read Robin Sloan's Snarkmarket blog post on this, do that now – Sloan adapted these terms from Economics to the practice of online writing, and deserves a lot of credit for doing so. Briefly, stock is the stuff you write that's just as good two years from now as it is today, and flow is interesting largely because it's fresh and new but it likely has no shelf life because it's just pointing to some new neat thing. You write stock content so that people will find it via Google or links from other sites, and so you can add it to your awesome roster of well-written material. You write flow so there's something new on the site.
When you work for a big blog, you see writers assigned to creating both kinds of content. Flow is all that daily stuff, often the sort of "link blogging" that points to other blogs – this is usually what we think of when we talk about reblogging and the currently-hip "curation" (see the chapter "Noticing Good Content ("Curation")" for more on this). Flow is typically paid as a beat (you get a defined amount of money for writing flow every day), and you might find part of your flow-writing job involving posting links to social media throughout the day. Stock is generally the pay-per-article material that's more like a magazine – it's stuff with a specific angle that, while perhaps timely (like a post about the Super Bowl) is likely still interesting later, even if it's just every time the Super Bowl rolls around.
It's important to know which kind of thing you're writing, and it's important that you find a way to write some of both (see the chapter "Bite-Sized or Book-Length?"). If you spend your life in flow (which is tempting for many bloggers, especially those who like to live inside social media worlds like Twitter), you develop the skills of curation, but you neglect the skills of in-depth writing – those latter skills are what you'll need when you trade up and find yourself needing to write long articles or books.
I have been very lucky to be assigned, for the most part, an undefined blogging job. "Just go do good stuff," my editor says, and for me that's mostly flow, with the occasional stock thrown in. In this sense I'm sort of like an editor-at-large, and I do stock assignments in addition to my regular work.
Why Stock Matters (to Your Boss)
Search engines and social media discovery sites (today this means StumbleUpon and Reddit; in prior years it was Digg) will point readers to your site. The more well-written stock you have, the more readers you have over time. Hell, I wrote a post about wacky variants on the Garfield cartoon that continues to get stunning traffic, because somebody (or some algorithm) decided that it was great stuff. That post, and some other perennial favorites-of-the-social-media-machine often outperform my new stories in any given week. From the site owner's perspective, this stock content was relatively cheap to produce (a one-time fee paid to me), but continues to produce ad views and bring in new readers. Perhaps the best example of this that I've written is "He Took a Polaroid Every Day, Until the Day He Died," which has brought in millions of readers over the years. That post is worth some real money to my publisher, and it repeatedly flares up in popularity as new people discover it. It is the job of an editor to try to create this kind of content (as well as taking care of flow and dealing with new stuff), so the site grows its base of stock posts over time. That stock means ongoing revenue for the publisher.
Why Stock Matters (to You)
You mainly care about writing stock because it makes you a better writer, which is something you'll need as you head into magazine writing and other such markets that are "bigger" than blogging. It's also pretty great to see a post you write get a nice (and ongoing) reception from readers – that can be a fun ego trip, and it's often expressed through comments. Finally, stock posts are a great place to put little tags like "Follow me on Twitter" at the end, so that those thousands of people who come back to read it every week might actually sign up to read more stuff you write. You might be surprised at the number of people who read a post and never comment on it; that Garfield thing I mentioned is only visible as a big-deal post if you look at traffic numbers (which many bloggers can't access) – almost no one comments on it. But I do get people following me on Twitter based on various stock posts, so that's something.
When Flow Becomes Stock
If you get really good at writing flow, you can experiment with turning it into stock on the fly. For example, to me the post "The Easter Island 'Heads' Have Bodies" was flow – I was posting something I saw on Twitter, and being quick about it. But that post became stock immediately, and to date has been viewed half a million times. It continues to be news to readers in a way that "Here's a new video by the Auto-Tune the News guys" cannot be. So that's one trait of flow-as-stock: a story about something that's old (and thus seemingly more timeless) is more likely to become stock. Another example is when I've done posts about Sesame Street. I did a series of posts about musicians appearing on Sesame Street that were big hits with readers. The posts were quick to write but became big reader favorites. Similar to those posts, I did a fairly quick-to-write piece (that I knew to be stock at the time, albeit quickly-created stock) about Jim Henson's Memorial Services (he had two), which was a gut-wrenching series of videos of Muppeteers sobbing and eulogizing Henson. Nostalgia is a powerful force (see the chapter "Mining Nostalgia for Fun and Profit"), and now I can point to that post every time I write about Henson, as well as every year when Henson's birthday or any Henson-related anniversary rolls around.
The Long Tail
Chris Anderson applied a similar concept (originally from the world of Statistics) in a Wired article called The Long Tail (later a book). The core idea is that you can create niche content (like one or two good stories – or songs, books, you name it) and that stuff will find its audience due to online distribution. Even if it's not a pop hit, there's probably somebody out there who's interested in your topic. The availability of search engines and stable online publishing platforms (so your blog post sticks around for years or even decades) makes this feasible. I wrote blog posts in 2007 that still get comments in 2013. Not many, and not at a scale that's meaningful to my publisher. But in aggregate, the tiny streams of traffic to a whole bunch of posts is actually pretty good, and the publisher can base a business on it. At the very least, the cost of retaining a post from long ago is next to nothing, but there is some possibility that it'll bring in revenue when someone reads it and is served a few ads.
Related Blog Posts:
7 Hilarious Garfield Variants
Jim Henson's Memorial Services
The Easter Island "Heads" Have Bodies
More About "The Blogger Abides"
The Blogger Abides is an ebook for freelance writers, written by longtime freelancer Chris Higgins. If you want to get paid to write, this is the book for you. But let's be clear: this is not about getting rich, or even getting paid particularly well; it's about how to find and manage your first gig, how to incrementally improve your work and your paycheck, and how to manage both the business and creative aspects of a writing career.


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Thursday, April 29, 2010
My vacation - Part 3 - Jinja
Enroute, we passed by a suburb of Kampala named Ntinda. This is pronounced Natinda. Which rhymes with Bhatinda. Which awoke the Keats in me. I composed this little sonnet to a fictitious, touchingly incompetent culinary craftsman, and narrated it to the missus who, as is her wont when in any car ride greater than 5 minutes long, had gone off to sleep.
"There was a young lad from Bhatinda", I told her, nudging her awake gently, "who found a job as a cook in Ntinda. But when he roasted meat, even on the lowest heat, it would somehow get burned to a cinder".
She looked blankly at me. "What in the world are you gibbering about? What have Bhatinda and Ntinda got to do with each other?". I explained the poem to her. A young man, a migrant, leaving home and its hardships, coming to a strange town, landing a job as a cook and then struggling with his inability to roast meat etc.
The missus did not seem to get the poignancy. "Naren, kindly stop this tomfoolery before someone concludes you are non compos mentis. Now let me catch up on some sleep". The missus tends to use latin when seriously pissed. I continued to compose, silently now, my poetic masterpieces.
There was a young man from Bhatinda/ who married a lady named Linda/ whose hair was highly curled /because the part of the world /she was from was called Ntinda.
Nope. Not as good as the earler effort. Best not to tempt fate by narrating this one to the missus. She has never bitten me but that does not mean she can't. Or won't.
The landscape was beautiful. Just green, green and more green. Our driver Ronald was a dignified and knowledgeable commentator and kept giving me little tidbits of information such as the average rainfall in Uganda, the average temperature, the distance to Jinja, the flora and fauna to be found there, the early white explorer Speke, who afforded great poetic possiblities (The Early White Explorer Speke/ was ordinarily docile and meek/ except when he found/ no shrubbery around/ and he badly wanted to take a leak) but Ronald's constant, dignified commentary rather demanded attention.
Enroute we stopped at a forest called Mabira, which nearly caused civil war in this charming country thanks to one Jay Mehta, husband of Juhi Chawla. This is a long and potentially sensitive anecdote which I will narrate some other time, mainly because I don't know how much truth there is in it. Suffice it to say that if the anecdote is true, said Mehta is a greedy whatchamacallit.
Ok, missus making eyes at me. Will update post lights out.
31 comments:
The twitter feed hisses/ about funny man Shenoy / he somehow manages to annoy / his ever sensible missus / who swings but thankfully misses!
- April 29, 2010 at 11:18 PM
There was a young man from Bhatinda / who'd eyed this lady named Linda / But try as he might / he'd have to wait till night / His name was Nithyananda :P #youremember :)
- April 30, 2010 at 7:27 AM
WoW!!! Uganda seems interesting!!!
- April 30, 2010 at 9:05 AM
the trouble with great brilliance is that the one sleeping next to it rarely notices. my commiserations.
- April 30, 2010 at 9:28 AM
- Sachita said...
Sheela and Neela - twins and not a bollywood story?
Uganda sounds like fun. Cant wait for the long story behind the Uganda base.
- April 30, 2010 at 10:12 AM
- Drenched said...
I have a lot of Ms. Geet and oye-hoye-balle-balle Jab We Met type of PJs mixed with Ntinda dancing in my head but I am afraid I will get stoned to death for them.
Did the stop at Mabira include a safari? Saw Jay Mehta in a lion costume?
Also, the young Bathinda man - was he named Cinder(f)ella after the incident of burnt meat?
- April 30, 2010 at 12:08 PM
- April 30, 2010 at 8:10 PM
- Arun Sundar said...
Awesome post sir!! The Ntinda poem had me in splits at work!! Damn you :)
- April 30, 2010 at 11:55 PM
Haha! The case with me, I'm sure.The brilliant one being the missus of course :)
- May 1, 2010 at 12:32 AM
Haha! Brilliant! Why didn't I realize Nityananda rhymes with Bhatinda?
- May 1, 2010 at 12:33 AM
Salute, master rhymer :D
- May 1, 2010 at 12:34 AM
I think I like you and your posts more when you are in Africa! :D
There is this excitement of whether you will be caught by missus or not! :P
- May 1, 2010 at 3:09 AM
Hehe! I'm puncing away at the keys at 1.15 uganda time with the missus
blissfully unaware. I don't think I'm going to get caught tonight. Cheers
and thanks!
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- May 1, 2010 at 3:43 AM
- Spaz Kumari said...
oooo 'making eyes', was she? the pink feet must have worked! oooo ;)
- May 1, 2010 at 9:31 PM
- vanwinkle said...
haha i can see that u had a rather interesting ride,wat with coaxing words to form a poem n all. hilarious ones too:) nice li'l travelogue sir:)waitin for the next bit:)
@sriram lol!!
- May 2, 2010 at 5:50 PM
- Billy Joe said...
Been following your blog recently. Just wanted to say that I'm enjoying it very much. You have a dry sense of humor and a delightful style of writing.
- May 3, 2010 at 11:46 AM
- LEB said...
Bravo .... keep trying Naren...there is more of that rhyme hidden somewhere !!
- May 7, 2010 at 12:29 PM
- LEB said...
Bravo .... keep trying Naren...there is more of that rhyme hidden somewhere !!
- May 7, 2010 at 12:30 PM
- Chethana said...
You have been silent for a while, wondering if ze missus actually caught you sneaking and creating literary masterpieces!
- May 7, 2010 at 10:15 PM
- GSai said...
the lights still on? :P
- May 16, 2010 at 1:42 AM
I don't usually comment but hope all is well with you and your family. One month of "lights out" seems improbable :)
- May 26, 2010 at 9:13 PM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- May 27, 2012 at 7:46 AM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- May 28, 2012 at 12:29 PM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- May 29, 2012 at 8:16 AM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- May 30, 2012 at 10:20 AM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- June 5, 2012 at 3:26 AM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- June 6, 2012 at 12:34 AM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- June 7, 2012 at 8:10 AM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- June 7, 2012 at 11:01 PM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- June 9, 2012 at 5:34 AM
- narendra shenoy said...
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- June 12, 2012 at 11:50 AM