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Online Consumer Satisfaction Company Looks to Expand in Michigan, Create 638 New Jobs
ForeSee Results plans to locate new headquarters in Southeast Michigan
Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today announced that Ann Arbor-based ForeSee Results Inc., a company that uses online voice of customer data to help organizations around the globe increase sales, loyalty and Web site value, is looking to expand its operations in Michigan and locate its new North American headquarters in Southeast Michigan over competing sites on the East and West coasts. With assistance offered through the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), the company plans to invest approximately $6.6 million in the project that is expected to create up to 638 Michigan jobs, including 275 directly by the company.
"ForeSee Results is an innovative company born in Michigan that we want to help grow and expand here," Granholm said. "High tech companies like this are critical to our efforts to diversity Michigan's economy in the 21st century."
Based on the MEDC's recommendation, the Michigan Economic Growth Authority board today approved a state tax credit valued at $3.2 million over seven years to win the company's expansion.The company is considering sites in Wayne, Oakland and Washtenaw counties.
"ForeSee Results' decision to stay and expand in Michigan sends a clear signal to the rest of the world that Michigan is a great place for high-tech companies to do business," MEDC President and CEO James C. Epolito said. "We applaud their commitment to Michigan."
An economic analysis conducted by the MEDC estimates that increased economic activity created by the new facility will create 363 indirect Michigan jobs, in addition to the 275 created directly by the company. The project is expected to generate more than $264 million in personal income for Michigan workers over the life of the tax credit.
"Although we're an international company, we were born and bred here in Ann Arbor, and we're thrilled to be able to renew our commitment to the state and to the local economy," said Larry Freed, president and CEO of ForeSee Results. "Our history combined with the exceptional local talent, booming tech industry and great Universities make Michigan the perfect place for us to headquarter our North American operations."
The ForeSee Results project is one of 18 economic development projects the governor announced today. In all, they are expected to create a total of 6,917Michigan jobs.
As the leader in online customer satisfaction measurement, ForeSee Results uses the methodology of the University of Michigan's American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) to help companies determine which specific Web site changes will increase sales, loyalty, and return on the Web site investment. ForeSee Results identifies the improvements to Web sites and other online initiatives with the greatest ROI. With over 28 million survey responses collected to date and benchmarks across dozens of industries, ForeSee Results offers clients unparalleled expertise in customer satisfaction measurement and management. The company currently employs 114 associates in Ann Arbor and Southfield. ForeSee Results can be found online at www.ForeSeeResults.com
In her 2008 State of the State address, Granholm emphasized the importance of creating opportunity in the changing world of the 21st century. Since January 2005, the Governor and the MEDC have announced the creation or retention of more than 248,000 jobs as a result of targeted assistance provided by the MEDC.
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While his big brother chained the goals during the Chopped off of the world, the young Ethan Mbappe knew his first appearances with the professionals of PSG during friendly matches. Author of quite convincing performances given his young age, he aroused a certain enthusiasm on the web among Parisian followers. But what is the style of play and the real level of the little Mbappe ? Will he know a first match in the elite alongside Kylian ?
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We pride ourselves on being a community based club and we try to accommodate every child that wants to play football. This year we started 5 new teams and expect to start 3/5 new teams each year in the next 5 years. If you or your son/daughter would like to play with Balbriggan F.C., please contact us.
We have a selection of Schoolboy and Schoolgirl teams, two Senior Mens team, a senior ladies team and a successful Sunday Soccer Nursery which accommodates boys and girls aged 4-7. Our teams play in the NDSL, MGL, LSL and the DWSL.
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Reasons to Risk for Jesus
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Following the death of President Trump's brother Robert last Saturday, critics of the president tweeted the hashtag #wrongtrump. Their sentiment that the president should have died rather than his brother was the second-highest trending tweet by Sunday morning.
The destructive vitriol of our current political climate is unlike any I have seen. Such hatefulness is not the only unprecedented factor in this election season, however.
The 2020 Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, began yesterday. Opening night featured Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, Republican John Kasich, and former First Lady Michelle Obama.
However, none of them was actually present in Milwaukee due to the coronavirus pandemic.
This is the first political convention to be staged virtually. A behind-the-scenes crew of about four hundred people with operation centers across the nation is broadcasting hundreds of live video feeds. Living rooms, national monuments, and stages around the country are all being used. Live footage is being mixed in real time with prerecorded performances and speeches.
In another sign of our times, speeches have been reduced from the customary ten minutes or more to a couple of minutes or less for many speakers, a decision the Washington Post calls "a nod to changing media-consumption trends." One of the organizers explains: "If you look at how TikTok and Snapchat are structured, it is all fifteen-second to thirty-second bites. The nature of consumption has changed."
Women's suffrage prevailed by a single vote
Ours is not the first time the world has seemingly shifted overnight.
On this day in 1920, Tennessee ratified the Nineteenth Amendment, changing the US Constitution to guarantee women the right to vote. The decisive vote was cast by a twenty-four-year-old representative who reputedly changed his vote after his mother sent him a note to "vote for Suffrage."
On this day in 1991, Soviet hard-liners launched a coup against President Mikhail Gorbachev, placing him under house arrest and pressuring him to resign. He refused and the coup collapsed. Over the next few months, however, he disbanded the Communist Party before resigning in December as the Soviet Union dissolved.
2020 will be known as another year of pivotal change, from impeachment to COVID-19 and a recession to virtual conventions and the prospect of voting this fall amid a pandemic. If you feel disconcerted, you're not alone.
Why I was not born in 1858
In days like these, it's good to remember that God not only has a where for us but also a when.
We're familiar with the theological fact that God calls us to geographical locations as part of his providential plan for us, as when he led Abram to Canaan (Hebrews 11:8-10) and Paul to Macedonia (Acts 16:6-10). Janet and I are convinced that God led us to Midland in 1989, Atlanta in 1994, and Dallas in 1998.
But it's also part of God's plan that you are alive when you are.
It is by his providence that I was born in 1958 rather than in 1858. It is by his will that you are alive today and not a century from now (if the Lord tarries). He assigned you not only the place where you live but also the time.
As a result, know this: If God could not use you in these chaotic days, you would not be alive in these chaotic days. He has equipped you with the gifts, abilities, experiences, and resources you need to make a kingdom difference where and when you are.
"The greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing"
In a day when every moral trend seems to be going in the wrong direction, it's easy to become discouraged. But that's just what the enemy wants. If he can tempt us to withdraw from cultural engagement, keeping the salt in the saltshaker and the light under a basket, he wins.
To the contrary, we should respond to the fact that we are alive today with gratitude. The Creator did not make us because a planet with 7.5 billion people living on it needed another human. You are not here by chance or coincidence.
Many of us believe in the sanctity of life from conception to natural death. Now apply that doctrine to yourself. Know that you are "fearfully and wonderfully made" (Psalm 139:14). Be grateful for your many resources and capacities and even for your next breath.
Refuse to give up or give in. Instead, name the challenges that are discouraging you and turn them over to your Father, "casting all your anxieties on him, because he cares for you" (1 Peter 5:7).
Now claim his promise to Joshua as his assurance to you: "Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go" (Joshua 1:9). Ask for the power of God to accomplish the plan of God (Zechariah 4:6).
And decide that you will fulfill the purpose for which you are alive this day.
"To love is to risk not being loved in return, to live is to risk dying, to hope is to risk despair, to try is to risk failure. But risks must be taken because the greatest hazard in life is to risk nothing" (Leo F. Buscaglia).
What will you risk for your Lord today?
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Roses are red, violets are blue: Why red roses are synonymous with Valentine's Day
While Cupid's arrow might not have struck the mass majority of the population today, there's no doubt that people are still celebrating Valentine's Day one way or another.
All around the country and world gifts will be exchanged at high rates today, and according to History.com, approximately 150 million Valentine's Day cards are exchanged each year. Besides sending cards, one of the most popular items sent on this holiday is the rose; more specifically the red rose.
But when exactly did people begin sending roses as tokens of affection, and what is it about the red rose that screams love?
According to Martha Stewart's website and the University of Illinois Extension, roses have a rich, symbolic and historic past behind them full of romance and desire.
During Roman times, roses were grown extensively in the Middle East, and they were used for a myriad of purposes. Large rose gardens were also established in the south of Rome, but after the fall of the Roman Empire, popularity for the rose began to fall.
For a more detailed history of the rose, click here.
While we're on the subject of Roman times, let's take just a moment to review the history of Valentine's Day.
While the full history of Valentine's Day may be shrouded in a bit of mystery, overall history says that the holiday all began when the Roman emperor Claudius II decided that single men made more effective soldiers. With this in mind, he outlawed marriage for young men, but a young priest named Valentine defied this law and continued to marry couples in secret.
Once Valentine was discovered, he was sentenced to death, and while in prison he fell in love with the jailer's daughter. Before being put to death, he wrote the woman a letter and signed it, "From Your Valentine," which is still a popular sign-off phrase used in Valentine's Day cards today.
Getting back to roses and Valentine's Day, have you ever found yourself wondering why exactly it's always the red rose that's associated with this holiday? I'm willing to bet it's not because the Queen of Hearts ordered her guards to paint them that color…
According to Martha Stewart's website, this tradition goes back to the nineteenth century when Victorians used floral arrangements and bouquets to send messages to love interests to show they were actually interested. This act, formally known as floriography, solidified the role roses would play for years to come in terms of professions of love.
With floriography, or "the language of flowers," everything down to the type of flower, color and arrangement used communicated a unique message to the receiver.
But the flower itself is not the only reason roses are the preferred plant of professing devotion. Red roses symbolize passion and true love, which goes hand in hand with this infatuation-filled holiday.
Legend also has it that due to their representation of strong feelings, roses were rumored to be the favorite flower of Venus/Aphrodite, the goddess of love. This resulted in many people beginning to give roses to those they loved and cherished.
Roses, however, are not the one and only flower/plant that has the chance to shine on Valentine's Day. As you well know, some people prefer flowers that aren't "traditional" like roses, and all flowers can be made into attractive arrangements. Some people even prefer the gift of a potted plant.
Some customers may even want to take the homegrown, flower-to-table concept and make their bouquets and arrangements from cutting gardens. Cutting gardens, much like edible gardens, have become more mainstream in the recent years, and they give customers the opportunity to grow their own flowers and create arrangements themselves.
With the hustle and bustle of Valentine's Day all around, why not make it a little less stressful and skip the store and pick flowers from the garden instead?
While it may be a little late to cash in on the idea for this year, talk to customers about the potential of creating their own cutting garden, which will give them the chance to have their very own flower shop in their own backyards.
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The Chronicle-Tribune recently focused on the important role mentors can play in the lives of our students.
"Our community has a shortage of mentors and there is a growing voice of young people who are looking for community encouragers to come along beside them in their educational and life paths," Tammy Pearson, director of Project Leadership, which pairs community volunteers with local high school students for mentoring relationships, told the Chronicle-Tribune. "I just want to encourage as many people as possible who have always wanted to take the time to be involved in a mentoring program to make that one of their 2014 resolutions. There is a place for everyone. We just see the importance and the change that happens when someone agrees to spend some time in a young person's life."
Several MHS athletic events scheduled today, Saturday, Jan. 25, have been canceled due to snow. Click here for more information from mariongiantssports.com, the official website of the Marion High School Athletics Department.
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Jaylen Jasper could certainly play college basketball. He's that good. For one thing, the Broadneck High School senior, at 6-foot-8, has the size. Jasper also has scintillating athletic ability and years of experience playing Amateur Athletic Union for high-level travel teams.
But there's one problem: He grew bored with the sport.
Jasper has come a long way in the three years since he started playing for the Annapolis Volleyball Club as a freshman in high school. The Arnold resident ranks as one of the best players in the country in his age group.
Jasper, who carries a weighted 3.8 grade point average, will attend one of the most prestigious programs in the country, Stanford University, on a volleyball scholarship in the fall.
He ings an impressive resume to the next level, having earned a spot on the USA Under-19 Youth National Team that competed in Havana, Cuba, last year. Jasper led that squad in blocks and kills to help earn a silver medal and invitation for his team to the World Championships in Bahrain in the summer of 2017.
Jasper developed quickly enough to get invited to USA-sponsored volleyball camps in Oklahoma and California in 2014 and in Iowa and California the following year.
Twice Volleyball Magazine listed him among its 25 underclassmen to watch.
College coaches also noticed his superior talent and potential. He chose Stanford over offers from UCLA, USC, Pepperdine, and Penn State.
Jasper said he chose Stanford, where he plans to major in chemical engineering, because of the prestige of the school as well its strong academic and athletic programs.
Jasper has managed to juggle playing both volleyball and basketball in the winter.
He certainly left his mark on the Broadneck basketball program as a junior and senior after transferring from Archbishop Spalding following his sophomore year.
He started for two years at forward and led Broadneck in blocks and rebounds during his junior year.
"Volleyball has been his main focus," Broadneck boys basketball coach John Williams says.
But Jasper's future is clearly in volleyball.


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Last month I incorporated my business. I worked with lawyer Neil Jacobs from N.I. Jacobs and Associates. With 30 years of experience under his belt, Neil's focus is on corporate structuring, finance, operation and governance issues, strategic alliances and joint ventures, and mergers and acquisitions.
Neil had been stressing the importance of incorporating for a while before I actually did it; the reason being that I had to wait until the time was right for me. As I began forming deeper relationships with accredited investors and selling more garments to customers — I needed to protect myself from any personal liability while expressing to investors I had a reputable business ready to form investment relationships.
Jacobs suggests, "Its about the optics of 'professionalism' — having the ability to separate your business from your personal life." Incorporating also provided the ability to deduct my business expenses for tax purposes, while protecting my brand and its intellectual property.
I previously worked with a popular online incorporation service but unfortunately, I wasn't properly guided by them. While I'm sure they had the best intentions, the fact remains that they were not specialized corporate lawyers. The result was that I formed my company under the improper entity: I formed an S-Corporation when I should have formed a C-Corporation.
First Neil and I did a search to see if my chosen company name was available, and it was. You can search your state's Division of Corporations and do a name search online.
I also had to decide what state to form my company in, or which one has the laws that will best benefit my company's needs. We decided on Delaware because of certain stipulations the state offers that my home state of New York does not. For example, in New York, the 6 largest shareholders are personally liable for a company's unpaid wages. This is not the case in Delaware. Other research I did before incorporating was: knowing the incorporation costs (about $400) and naming my company's key executives.
Now that we had done the preparation, Neil was ready to file. He sent in my incorporation fees and filing documents. The process was fairly quick, taking about one day. He also found and hired a registered agent in Delaware. Since I do not have an office in Delaware where my company was formed, it is required by law that I hire a registered agent to accept official documents on my company's behalf. If you have an address in the same state your corporation is registered in, then you can be your own registered agent.
I must admit – it feels great to be official and to have done it the right way.
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Dave Cotton served as Cotton & Company's managing partner from the firm's founding in 1981 until July 2006. In July 2006, with the election of two new managing partners, he became the firm's first chairman. Dave received his Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering (1971) and his Masters in Business Administration in management science and labor relations (1972) from Lehigh University in Bethlehem, PA. He also pursued graduate studies in accounting and auditing at the University of Chicago, Graduate School of Business (1977 to 1978). He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE), and Certified Government Financial Manager (CGFM).
Dave served on the Advisory Council on Government Auditing Standards (the Council advises the United States Comptroller General on promulgation of Government Auditing Standards—the U.S. Government Accountability Office's Yellow Book) from 2006 to 2009. He served on the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Anti-Fraud Programs and Controls Task Force and co-authored Managing the Business Risk of Fraud; A Practical Guide. He served on the American Institute of CPA's (AICPA) Anti-Fraud Task Force and co-authored Management Override: The Achilles Heel of Fraud Prevention. He is the past-chairman of the AICPA Federal Accounting and Auditing Subcommittee and has served on the AICPA Governmental Accounting and Auditing Committee and the Government Technical Standards Subcommittee of the AICPA Professional Ethics Executive Committee. Dave chaired the Fraud Risk Management Task Force, sponsored by COSO and the ACFE and is a principal author of the COSO-ACFE Fraud Risk Management Guide. He is presently serving on the AICPA's Performance Audit Standards Task Force.
Dave served on the board of the Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants (VSCPA), and on the VSCPA Litigation Services Committee, Professional Ethics Committee, Quality Review Committee, and Governmental Accounting and Auditing Committee. He is a member of the Association of Government Accountants (AGA) and is past-advisory board chairman and past-president of the AGA Northern Virginia Chapter. He is also a member of the Institute of Internal Auditors and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
Dave has testified as an expert in governmental accounting and auditing issues and fraud issues before the United States Court of Federal Claims and other administrative and judicial bodies.
Dave has spoken frequently on professional ethics and auditors' fraud detection responsibilities under SAS 99, Consideration of Fraud in a Financial Statement Audit. He has instructed for the George Washington University Master of Accountancy program (Fraud Examination and Forensic Accounting) and instructs for the George Mason University Small Business Development Center (Fundamentals of Accounting for Government Contracts).
Dave was the recipient of the AGA's 2006 Barr Award ("to recognize the cumulative achievements of private sector individuals who throughout their careers have served as a role model for others and who have consistently exhibited the highest personal and professional standards"), as well as AGA's 2012 Educator Award ("to recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to the education and training of government financial managers").


In my last post, I'd begun to think about the potential ethical and political role that translation could play with respect to how warfare and armed conflict is framed in the news. Drawing from Judith Butler's work, I'd examined how the work of Roberto A. Valdeón gives us a better understanding of how the frames of war maintain their reiteration through news translation. Most translators of news articles do not in fact see themselves as translators, as Valdeón convincingly shows through rigorous data and interviews, and this contributes to the further marginalization and invisibility of translation in, as he perhaps unwittingly borrows from Levinas and Blanchot, the domain of the anonymous and impersonal.
In my doctoral dissertation, I'd tried to tackle what ecolinguists and other theorists call the question of biocultural diversity; "the diversity of life in all its manifestations – biological, cultural, and linguistic – which are interrelated within a complex socio-ecological adaptive system." (Maffi, 2005) The most widely cited study from 1992 (Krauss) estimates the loss of 90% of the world's languages by the year 2100, with more recent studies placing the figure a bit more optimistically at 50%. But as most of these languages are spoken by a very small number of people, their loss entails the loss of an entire culture. As a report jointly released by UNESCO (The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization), the WWF (The World Wide Fund for Nature) and Terralingua, an organization committed to biocultural diversity puts it, "languages have been called 'the DNA of cultures' – they have encoded the cultural knowledge that people have inherited from their ancestors, and each generation continues to add to this heritage." (Skutnabb-Kangas, Maffi & Harmon, 2003) With respect to translation, Michael Cronin has importantly written that "the issue of translation and minority languages is not a peripheral concern for beleaguered fans of exotic peoples gabbling in incomprehensible tongues, but the single most important issue in translation studies today." (Cronin 2003, 144) Cronin is one of the few people working in translation studies to champion "the contribution of translation to genuine biocultural diversity on the planet." (Ibid., 4) So where does news translation fit in here?
Two examples can serve to illustrate Valdeón's point; the news event of a terror alert at Ibiza's airport, and another concerning the planting of bombs by the Basque separatist group ETA; both appear in BBCWorld, and yet were not deemed of sufficient interest for Spanish-language readers. In their selection of what news events to translate, he writes, "text producers are already participating in projecting a certain view of the world whereby Anglophone issues, however irrelevant or laughable… are regarded as crucial and, consequently, placed at the heart of the news portal." (Valdeón 2008, 320) In other words, the frame that is being set up here could clearly be seen to contribute to a feeling of a certain inferiority of one's culture and interests over another.
We are beginning here to have a better idea of the interplay between the devaluation of other languages and cultures, the championing of Anglo-American interests and norms, particularly as concerns entertainment and popular culture, and the acceptance of more sinister military ideologies and neoliberal economic policies. Nowhere can a military-industrial agenda be better served than when news and entertainment become indistinguishable. This is particularly the case when informative texts take on a persuasive function. "In some of these texts, the latter will prevail as information is presented in such a manner that it also intends to allure the reader to the product." (Valdeón 2009, 77) Informative texts such as tourist brochures, Valdeón writes, interact with their readers, and consequently deal with "the translation of information, rather than with the translation of texts (as defended in Venuti 1995, 18) and, very often, with what could be described as product translation. Corporations and institutions are interested in communicating effective messages that may result in product consumption or in habit formation." (Valdéon 2009, 79) As Donna Haraway's Cyborg Manifesto notes, global capitalism, in an important sense, requires unencumbered, universal translation. And, as Valdeón notes, informative texts differ from other kinds of texts, such as literary works, in that the former are commissioned from the source culture, not the target one. (Ibid., 79) Ironically, the more translation becomes a commodity in facilitating the championing of Anglo-American issues and political positions, neoliberal economic ideologies, and the mass consumerism of American material and cultural products, the more it erases its mediating role. Conversely, rethinking the role translation can play in biocultural sustainability, in fostering an appreciation for minority languages, alternate economies, and local cultures necessitates rethinking the interruptions and resistances can pose to dominant paradigms. And these will only be possible if we situate the visibility of translation otherwise, perhaps from the very periphery of the anonymous and impersonal.
Adorno, Theodor W et Max Horkheimer. Dialectic Of Enlightenment: Philosophical Fragments. Edmund Jephcott. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2002.
Cronin, Michael. Translation And Globalization. London: Routledge, 2003.
Debord, Guy. Society Of The Spectacle. Ken Knabb. London: Rebel Press, 2004.
Haraway, Donna J. Simians, Cyborgs, And Women: The Reinvention Of Nature . London: Routledge, 1991.
Krauss, Michael. « The World'S Languages In Crisis ». Language 68, no 1 (1992), 4-10.
Maffi, Luisa. « Linguistic, Cultural, And Biological Diversity ». Annual Review Of Anthropology, no 34 no 34 (2005).
Skutnabb-Kangas, Tove, Luisa Maffi et David Harmon. Sharing A World Of Difference: The Earth'S Linguistic, Cultural And Biological Diversity. Paris: UNESCO, 2003.
Valdeón, Roberto A. « Translating Informative And Persuasive Texts ». Perspectives 17, no 2 (2009).
Venuti, Lawrence. The Translator'S Invisibility . London: Routledge, 1995.


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February 9, 2014 Humor, Music, Writing 2 Comments 50th AnniversaryBeatlesEd SullivanFrank GorshinHistoryhumorMusicSketch Comedy
Gorshinmania!
On this, the 50th anniversary of the Beatles appearing on the Ed Sullivan show, I thought I'd share a comedy sketch that I wrote for The Madhouse Theater Company, and which they performed last month at Montgomery County Community College. (Frank Gorshin, in case you're wondering, was an impressionist who appeared on the Ed Sullivan show ahead of the Beatles. He's probably best known for playing the Riddler on Bat Man.)
Sheila, Ellen, and Marcy are standing in line for the first appearance of the Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show.
SHEILA: Can you believe it? The Beatles!
Sheila and Ellen scream. Marcy, is taken off guard and cringes.
ELLEN: I think Paul is darling!
Sheila and Ellen scream again. Marcy still cringes, but less dramatically.
SHEILA: I want to have John's baby!
Sheila and Ellen scream a third time. This time, Marcy is expecting it. She just turns slightly away in anticipation of the blast.
Ellen turns to Marcy.
ELLEN: What about you? Who's your favorite Beatle?
MARCY: I don't know… Stan?
Sheila and Ellen start to scream, then catch themselves.
SHEILA: Wait a second…
ELLEN: There's no Beatle called Stan!
MARCY: Gary?
ELLEN: There's no Gary, either.
SHEILA: It's John, Paul, George, and Ringo.
ELLEN: And they're playing tonight!
Sheila and Ellen scream, but by now, Marcy is bored with the routine.
MARCY: To tell you the truth, I'm here to see Frank Gorshin.
ELLEN: Who?
MARCY: You know, the comedian. He's on the show with some band tonight.
Sheila and Ellen look at each other quizzically as Marcy gets a dreamy look in her eyes.
MARCY: Frank Gorshin!
Enter Karen and Josie.
KAREN: Did you say Frank Gorshin?
Karen and Josie scream. Sheila and Ellen react with confusion. Marcy looks excited.
JOSIE: He's the dreamiest!
KAREN: I want to have his baby!
MARCY: I DID have his baby!
Everyone looks at Marcy with horror. Marcy realizes she's taken her enthusiasm a step too far.
MARCY: I mean… Wow, Frank Gorshin!
Lyle and Ted appear on the scene.
TED: Frank Gorshin? I love Frank Gorshin!
LYLE: Hey! I think that's him over there!
Lyle points to something in the distance.
TED: Hey, everybody! It's Frank Gorshin!
A mob of teens pours onto the stage.
LYLE: Frank! Frank!
TED: We want to have your baby!
JOSIE: Oh my God!
MARCY: He's waving at us!
KAREN: And he's coming this way!
Everyone screams. Even Sheila and Ellen are excited now. Mayhem ensues. Lyle faints. In a moment of quiet, Sheila turns to Ellen.
SHEILA: Can you believe it?
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Here's something I mentioned in one of my classes today… Just a theory I'm working on.
I'd argue that throughout any given literary movement (or, more generally, artistic movement), there's an ongoing debate of many, many voices, each representing a slightly different approach to defining and realizing the ideals of that movement. The debate isn't always formal. Indeed, rather than writing or speaking about what literature should do, writers engage in this debate through the works they create. It might be helpful to think of each piece of writing we read not just as a text in and of itself, but as a declaration of what "good" writing should look like. In other words, a writer is never just telling a story. Rather, a writer is both telling a story and making a statement about how a story should be told.
With this distinction in mind, we can think of all of literature (from The Epic of Gilgamesh right through Fifty Shades of Grey* and beyond) as an ongoing conversation about how to tell a story. Writers influence other writers who, in turn, influence other writers still. As the population of writers increases, disagreements over "best practices" are bound to occur, but these disagreements yield new kinds of writing, thus ensuring literature's continued evolution. Within this context, there's always a dominant, overarching theory of writing that more or less defines a given age, but there are always other theories and forms lurking beneath the surface, waiting for the right conditions to emerge and assert their own dominance… Only to gradually drift out of favor as time and circumstances dictate.
*I haven't read it, but I understand that EL James wrote the series, initially, as Twilight fan fiction — so, essentially there's some degree of conversation going on there, even if it's limited.
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We investigated the effects of fluctuating prey numbers on the foraging strategies and potential mechanisms for coexistence of 2 sympatric predators, coyotes (Canis latrans) and red foxes (Vulpes vulpes), in a heterogeneous environment in northeastern Illinois. We quantified the availability of mammalian and avian prey across different habitats, analyzed scats collected along standardized routes for occurrence of prey items, and estimated the number and biomass of vertebrate prey consumed. Abundances of the most frequently consumed prey (voles, rabbits, and mice) differed significantly over time, especially in relation to an ice storm that occurred during the study. Coyotes and red foxes tended to select voles and rabbits in number, rabbits in biomass, and incorporated greater numbers and biomass of other prey such as deer, pheasants, and sciurids after the ice storm. Log-linear analyses indicated that both coyotes and red foxes exhibited switching behavior, with differential shifts among the number and biomass of alternative prey they consumed. Hence, foraging strategies of coyotes and red foxes appeared to be a combination of prey selectivity and switching behavior. Our study suggests that competition between coyotes and red foxes for similar primary prey species and limited environments to exploit at the urban–rural interface may contribute to displacement of red foxes by coyotes.


Grief is the Thing with Feathers by Max Porter has won the 10th International Dylan Thomas Prize, in partnership with Swansea University.
Grief is the Thing with Feathers, published by Faber & Faber, is the debut book – part novella, part polyphonic fable, part essay on grief – by Porter, a senior editor at Granta and Portobello Books. The £30,000 prize was presented to Porter at a gala ceremony in Swansea University's Great Hall on its new Bay Campus on Saturday (14th May).
Inspired by Crow (Faber), the collection of poems by Ted Hughes, Grief is the Thing with Feathers is the story of two young boys who face the "unbearable sadness" of their mother's sudden death. Their father, a Ted Hughes scholar and "scruffy romantic", imagines a future of well-meaning visitors and emptiness. In this moment of despair they are visited by Crow - antagonist, trickster, healer, babysitter. This sentimental bird is drawn to the grieving family and threatens to stay until they no longer need him. As weeks turn to months and the pain of loss gives way to memories, the little unit of three starts to heal.
Chaired by Professor Dai Smith, this year's judges were author Kamila Shamsie and Sarah Hall, poet Professor Kurt Heinzelman, film and theatre director Phyllida Lloyd, and novelist, poet and playwright Professor Owen Sheers.
The five other shortlisted writers were Claire-Louise Bennett for Pond (Fitzcarraldo Editions); Tania James's The Tusk that Did the Damage (Harvill Secker); Frances Leviston's Disinformation (Picador); Andrew McMillan for Physical (Jonathan Cape) and Sunjeev Sahota's The Year of the Runaways (Picador).
This year is the 10th anniversary of the prize, which supports and nurtures young writing talent from around the world. One of the richest awards available for young fiction writers, the £30,000 International Dylan Thomas Prize is awarded to the best published literary work of fiction in the English language, written by an author aged 39 or under.
Today (14th May), is also International Dylan Day, an annual celebration of the life and work of Dylan Thomas, marking the date Under Milk Wood was first read on stage at 92Y The Poetry Center, New York in 1953.