The subject of this article has never been given an official name. Until one is revealed, this conjectural title will be used.
For the Supergirl episode, see "Bizarro".
An unidentified woman, known only as "Jane Doe" and dubbed "Bizarro" by Cat Grant, is a brain trauma patient who was transformed by Lord Technologies into a clone, of sorts, of Supergirl, courtesy of Maxwell Lord.
The woman was a comatose brain trauma victim. At some point, the woman was acquired and kept in a locked room at Lord Technologies, where she was kept on a drip (containing black liquid) under Maxwell Lord's orders.
Eventually, J'onn J'onzz snuck into her room to photograph her on behalf of Alex and Kara Danvers and later deduced her as being injected with hydrochloric acid, showing she was being preserved and altered somehow by Maxwell.
Finally, it is revealed that this girl was transformed into duplicate of Supergirl, with disappearing black eyes, all the while conditioned to hate Supergirl, and if all went according to plan kill her.
However, her form became unstable after being exposed to green Kryptonite, and her initial Kryptonian powers of heat vision and freezing breath were flipped to freeze vision and fire breath, as well as gaining a degenerated physical and mental constitution.
After kidnapping James Olsen due to sharing the affections of her progenitor, Kara stops her using a blue version of Kryptonite. In the compound, Kara tells her she and the DEO would take care of her, and the woman known only as Jane Doe was put in a preserved state, so she wouldn't cause harm to others or herself.
Reverse Kryptonian physiology: While retaining most of a Kryptonian's natural abilities, the attributes that give her the abilities of Super Breath and Heat Vision are somewhat reversed in the sense that she creates the opposite of the two each time she accesses her powers. Instead of shooting beams of heat, she shoots beams of pure cold, instead of freezing breath, she breathes fire. She also appeared to have a degenerated form, whether the damage was only surface level is unknown. It can be noted that this transformation could've solely been because of her reactions to the effects of Green Kryptonite, and might have kept her original abilities and intelligence if she was never exposed.
Super strength: Bizarro is much stronger than a normal human and equal to Supergirl, allowing her to fight on par with the latter in combat.
Super speed: Bizarro is able to move alarmingly faster than a normal human.
Flight: Bizarro is able to fly and levitate like a Kryptonian.
Invulnerability: Bizarro is resistant to nearly any form of physical attacks or damage that would otherwise be lethal or fatal to a normal human.
Bizarro is able to exhale fiery blasts from her mouth.
Bizarro is able to shoot purple bluish freezing beams from her eyes.
Kryptonite immunity: While causing her pain, Green Kryptonite doesn't exactly affect her as it would a normal Kryptonian. According to J'onn, green kryptonite has properties which strengthen her.
Blue Kryptonite: A blue version of Kryptonite, a compound with the exact opposite molecular structure, is able to harm and subdue her. However, it also caused her to become calm, rational and understanding, resulting in her accepting being put into a coma to not endanger others and herself along with asking for forgiveness from Supergirl for her actions.
Diminished intellect: Having been brain dead for several months, genetically transformed into a clone of Supergirl, and then mutated by Green Kryptonite, Jane Doe has a very warped view on the world in her Bizarro form. She spoke in a very basic manner "like Cookie Monster". Ironically, it was only Jane Doe was struck by blue Kryptonite that she was able to think rationally.
Bizarro is the first copy/duplicate of Kara Danvers, the second being Red Daughter, who was accidentally created by the Harun-El.
Also like Red Daughter, Jane was manipulated by a brilliant and wealthy enemy of Supergirl, though instead of Lex Luthor, it's Maxwell Lord.
In the comics, "Bizarro" is the name a Superman villain, an imperfect duplicate of the Man of Steel. There is also a Supergirl analogue of the character, referred to as "Bizarro Supergirl" or "Bizarro-Girl", which the show's version is based on. The character was created by Otto Binder and Wayne Boring, making her debut in Superman #140 (1960).
Her origin is also similar to Galatea from the DCAU continuity in Justice League Unlimited, a clone of Supergirl who shares her memories.
Oddly enough, her origin is also akin to the first Bizarro created by Lex Luthor in "Action Comics #6(1986), being a clone of a Kryptonian superhero created by a rich scientist supervillain to fullfill his needs.
The character has been mostly referred to on the show as "Jane Doe", a terminology used in morgues and hospitals for unidentified female bodies and patients, the feminine counterpart to "John Doe." Not to be confused with the comic book character of the same name, Jane Doe, who is an enemy of Batman. Both characters are referencing this terminology.
To see other versions of this character, click the Earth name below for that Earth's counterpart of Kara Danvers.


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Curse of the Fly (1965)
Director: Don Sharp
Writer: Harry Spalding
Cast: Brian Donlevy, George Baker, Carole Gray, Yvette Rees, Burt Kwout, Michael Graham, Jeremy Wilkins, Charles Carson, Mary Manson, Rachel Kempson, Warren Stanhope, Mia Anderson, and Arnold Bell
Composer: Bert Shefter
Release Date: 5/1965
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Curse of the Fly explores a fascinating ethical dilemma, namely whether the ends justify the means where scientific progress is concerned. Martin and his father Henri both suggest, for example, that the teleportation device could potentially save countless lives in the future, thereby compensating for the sacrifices of several innocent people—an early example of the "Needs of the Many" principle being evoked by one or more characters in a science fiction film.
The final chapter of the Fly trilogy, Curse of the Fly should capture the interest of science fiction buffs, creature feature lovers, and fans of classic British horror movies. Especially worth praising is the inner conflict of Martin Delambre—a mad scientist with sympathetic motives.
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Waning Crescent is the lunar phase on 10 August 2015, Monday . Seen from Earth, illuminated fraction of the Moon surface is 16% and getting smaller. The 25 days old Moon is in ♊ Gemini.
Previous main lunar phase is the Last Quarter before 3 days on 7 August 2015 at 02:03.
Lunar disc appears visually 1.4% narrower than solar disc. Moon and Sun apparent angular diameters are ∠1866" and ∠1893".
Next Full Moon is the Sturgeon Moon of August 2015 after 19 days on 29 August 2015 at 18:35.
The Moon is 25 days old. Earth's natural satellite is moving from the second to the final part of current synodic month. This is lunation 192 of Meeus index or 1145 from Brown series.
8 days after point of perigee on 2 August 2015 at 10:11 in ♓ Pisces. The lunar orbit is getting wider, while the Moon is moving outward the Earth. It will keep this direction for the next 7 days, until it get to the point of next apogee on 18 August 2015 at 02:33 in ♎ Libra.
Moon is 384 090 km (238 662 mi) away from Earth on this date. Moon moves farther next 7 days until apogee, when Earth-Moon distance will reach 405 852 km (252 185 mi).
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At 11:11 on this date the Moon is meeting its North standstill point, when it will reach northern declination of ∠18.288°. Next 14 days the lunar orbit will move in opposite southward direction to face South declination of ∠-18.206° in its southern standstill point on 25 August 2015 at 03:44 in ♐ Sagittarius.
After 4 days on 14 August 2015 at 14:54 in ♌ Leo, the Moon will be in New Moon geocentric conjunction with the Sun and this alignment forms next Sun-Moon-Earth syzygy.


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Community Marketing Manager, Japan
Atlassian can hire people in any country where we have a legal entity, assuming candidates have eligible working rights and a sufficient timezone overlap with their team. As our offices re-open, Atlassians can choose to work remotely or return to an office, unless it's necessary for the role to be performed in the office. Interviews and onboarding are conducted virtually, a part of being a distributed-first company.
Atlassian is looking for a Community Marketing Manager who will drive building and scaling the roadmap for Atlassian's on- and offline communities in Japan and contribute to projects that help grow and scale the program. This position will work closely with the global team of Community Managers and will report directly to the Japan Senior Marketing Manager.
As the Japan Community Manager Manager, you'll work primarily with Atlassian Community Leaders, who are the top contributors in our community, as well as the platforms that support their engagement and contributions. You'll also work to engage with external communities to evangelise and advocate for both Atlassian and the customer base.
In this role, you'll get to:
Attract customers and prospects to the online community through traditional and grassroots efforts.
Build retention and engagement of community members through building out thoughtful programs and communications.
Vet and onboard new Community Leaders, including technical reviews
Support the planning and execution of Community Events
Troubleshoot issues via support tickets from our Community Leaders
Collect and analyse program data and member feedback.
Provide admin and back-end support on the various system that we use.
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Experience innovative new frameworks, processes, and strategies for continual improvement in the quality and meaningfulness of the Atlassian Community program.
To be successful in this role, you will need to be a big-picture thinker and also able to dive deep into the details that help our Community Leaders feel seen and heard. You're extremely empathetic; you care about what customers need and want to help them achieve their goals. Also:
Bachelor's degree (BS/BA) required
Native level Japanese, Proficiency in English is a requirement.
You're energised by building strong relationships with a diverse group of people
You appreciate thinking outside the box, operate with a sense of urgency, and have a knack for finding unique solutions to problems
You're a strong communicator and have excellent writing skills
You're comfortable working autonomously, but also thrive in a team setting
You enjoy working in a fast-paced environment and across different teams
It's great, but not essential, if you have:
Customer loyalty experience in online and/or offline communities
Experience either in a marketing role, or a customer-facing position.
More about our team
We exist to make better changes for the Japanese market. Reaching our 9th year of doing business in Japan with a relatively small team, we are still evolving, so there still may be things or cases that doesn't exactly match your expectation. But at the same time, it means you will be part of a dynamic, fun, and upbeat team where you can immediately make meaningful contributions with support from over 6,000+ employees globally.
We promise you'll never be bored!
More about Atlassian
Creating software that empowers everyone from small startups to the who's who of tech is why we're here. We build tools like Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Trello to help teams across the world become more nimble, creative, and aligned—collaboration is the heart of every product we dream of at Atlassian. From Amsterdam and Austin, to Sydney and San Francisco, we're looking for people who want to write the future and who believe that we can accomplish so much more together than apart. At Atlassian, we're committed to an environment where everyone has the autonomy and freedom to thrive, as well as the support of like-minded colleagues who are motivated by a common goal to: Unleash the potential of every team.
We believe that the unique contributions of all Atlassians is the driver of our success. To make sure that our products and culture continue to incorporate everyone's perspectives and experience we never discriminate on the basis of race, religion, national origin, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, or marital, veteran, or disability status.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
If your experience looks a little different from what we've identified and you think you can rock the role, we'd love to learn more about you.
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These 11 declassified maps show how the CIA saw the world at the height of the Cold War
Christopher Woody
Perhaps more so than any other tool used by the clandestine services, an accurate map can mean the difference between success and failure — or between life and death.
The CIA, renowned for its secrecy, has long kept its maps and cartographic methods under wraps.
In honor of the agency's Cartography Center's 75th anniversary last year, however, the CIA put a number of maps online, revealing how "the company" has viewed the world since its inception after World War II.
President Franklin Roosevelt created the agency that would eventually become the CIA in the early 1940s. The map division produced a bevy of maps vital to strategic planning during the war, according to National Geographic.
The agency's mapmakers had a broad mission, supplying maps and data relevant to national security issues facing the country. In doing so, the CIA said in a statement, "Geographers and cartographers amassed what would be the largest collection of maps in the world."
Maps show how CIA used to view the world
Oil transport and refining facilities in the Middle East in the early 1950s.
(Image via CIA)
A map of French and Viet Minh areas of operations during the 1950s.
Chinese railroad construction in the mid-1950s.
Suspected sites of missiles in Cuba, 1962.
Transportation routes in and around West and East Berlin in the 1960s.
Bantustans in South Africa in 1973.
Southern Lebanon and environs in 1977.
Ethnic groups in Afghanistan in 1979.
Central Moscow in 1980.
Yugoslavia in 1981.
Population changes due to refugee movement on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, 1982.
In a sign of how valuable maps were during the Cold War, the Soviet Union dedicated a great deal of resources to not only making exacting maps of foreign capitals and other cities but also to making misleading maps of their own territory to undermine anyone consulting those maps with nefarious intent.
In the early days, the CIA's maps were produced by hand, drawn in pen on translucent sheets, but the agency was one of the first to adopt digital technology.
"In 1966, a large working group, using a borrowed digitizer, compiled and digitized coastlines and international boundaries for the entire world—in a single weekend," the agency said in a release.
New footage shows aftermath of MOAB strike in Afghanistan
China just launched a new aircraft carrier — here's how it stacks up to other world powers'
20 stunning photos of life inside North Korea as it celebrates its founder's 105th birthday
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Coalition airstrikes "killed dozens of civilians taking shelter from fighting" between Taliban militants and international troops Afghan officials and ordinary citizens tell the Associated Press.
Reports are still preliminary. And the reputed death tolls vary widely – from 30 combatants dead to "well over 100 civilians."
"It is very difficult to say how many were killed because nobody can count the number, it is too early," Mohammad Nieem Qadderdan, the former top official in the district of Bala Baluk, tells the AP. "People are digging through rubble with shovels and hands."The top U.S. spokesman in Afghanistan, Col. Greg Julian, says coalition forces "will immediately investigate the claims to determine what happened."
The fighting in Bala Baluk, near the Iranian border, broke out after the Taliban publicly executed three former government officials. The provincial police chief, Abdul Ghafar, said at least 25 militants and three police officers died in the ensuing combat, near the village of Ganjabad.
The problem of civilian deaths has been at the center of the Afghanistan war, for years. In 2004, the top U.S. general in Afghanistan curtailed air strikes over concerns that the deaths of innocents were undermining support of the Afghan people. Since then, the Taliban have become even more adept at exploiting civilian casualty reports in their own propaganda campaign. Last November, in a statement congratulating Barack Obama on his election victory, Afghan President Hamid Karzai "demand[ed]" that "civilian casualties [be] eliminated."
Before U.S. Air Force planes hit targets in Afghanistan as part of pre-planned operations, lawyers and intelligence officers in the Combined Air and Space Operations Center (CAOC) match those targets with cell-phone intercepts, informants' tips, and "pattern of life" studies. Other airmen estimate the likelihood of civilian casualties, with "Raindrop," a classified simulation tool that models local traffic patterns, structural compositions, and bomb blast patterns. It's a process so rigorous that even Human Rights Watch says that the chances of civilian casualties are near nil, when it's followed.
The problem is that the vast majority of U.S. air attacks in Afghanistan don't come during these carefully-constructed, pre-planned operations. Instead, bombs and missiles are unleashed during so-called "troops-in-contact" situations. That's when ground forces are taking enemy fire, and need close air support – that very second. There's no time to piece together sophisticated collateral damage estimates at the CAOC. Instead, they have to be done in a hurry, from the ground. The process can get even more convoluted when special operations forces are involved.
That may be what happened in Bala Baluk. A Western official in Kabul tells the AP that "Marine special operations forces... had called in the airstrikes."
"We know that those killed included an Afghan Red Crescent volunteer and 13 members of his family who had been sheltering from fighting in a house that was bombed in an air strike," ICRC's point person in Kabul, Reto Stocker, says in a statement. "We are deeply concerned by these events. Tribal elders in the villages called the ICRC during the fighting to report civilian casualties and ask for help. As soon as we heard of the attacks we contacted all sides to warn them that there were civilians and injured people in the area."
Taliban mouthpiece Qari Yusof Ahmadi says the attack was carried out by "American jet and pilotless aircraft." He also claims that "three military tanks were destroyed and 15 enemy soldiers were killed and a large number were wounded in yesterday's attack. The mojahedin also seized a military vehicle and a large number of light and heavy weapons in the attack."
UPDATE 2: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton just apologized for the civilian deaths. "We deeply regret it. We don't know all of the circumstances or causes. And there will be a joint investigation, by your government and ours," she said. "But any loss of life, any loss of innocent life, is particularly painful. And I want to convey to the people of both Afghanistan and Pakistan that.. we will work very hard, with your governments and with your leaders, to avoid the loss of innocent civilian life. And we deeply, deeply regret that loss."


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160. Books Bought & Read, September 2017…
13 read, 18 bought: the pretence of out-running my addiction finally came crashing into the back of me in September, and all because of whimsy. I was pacing myself nicely, buying books in ones and twos and reading them on my travels to the UK (to visit family) and to Italy (to get away from the UK), when in my last few days in my hometown I stumbled across a charity shop selling a collection of (my beloved childhood) Puffin Books editions of Tove Jansson's Moomins, just a month after plunging into her adult fiction. Coincidence?
Yes. But that didn't stop me walking away with the lot of them, and throwing my monthly book-buying equilibrium out of the window. Oh well, the things we do for our passions!
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This was a month of travel, and I like to coordinate my reading with my whereabouts. Being home in Southend-on-Sea with my family, (immediate and in-lawed), didn't inspire me to any specific literature, but a brief sojourn in Italy, on the beaches of Sardinia, led to a killer history/literature one-two combo of insightful and well-written books: Tim Parks (who wrote one of my all-time favourite football/travel combo books, 'A Season With Verona'), walking me through Italian writing over the centuries, before John Hooper led me up and down the country and the culture. I highly recommend both, although Hooper's 'The Italians' may be the more accessible primer for anyone wanting to delve into the country's history from scratch.
I continued my attack on the glass-encapsulated box-set of Penguin Sci-Fi classics with Ursula K. LeGuin's 'Left Hand of Darkness,' which I liked in theory but not so much in practice. The story of a planet whose inhabitants are both male and female depending on their cycle is timely and thought-provoking, but the plot itself reminded me too much of the boring council scenes in the woeful Star Wars remakes, and I only really enjoyed the historical asides between chapters, self-encapsulated vignettes of unfinished stories like aborted Italo Calvino chapters.
LeGuin wasn't the only one to disappoint me this month: Demetri Martin's latest collection of sketches and visual one-liners wasn't nearly as much fun as his earlier books, although an early Colson Whitehead novel, 'The Intuitionist,' helped dampen the disappointment, weaving the history of elevation into a near-future detective tale of racism and prejudice against…people with intuition. A better novel than I'm making it sound, and Whitehead maintains his place as one of my favourite recently discovered writers.
I enjoyed four straight collections of Amy Hempel short stories, but I enjoyed them less as they went on (maybe reading them one after the other was a mistake or maybe, despite the claims of the prologue writer, I just prefer her early works to her later ones), and I'm loving discovering classic tales I've never read thanks to Melville House's 'Art Of The Novella' series, (which I've just learned, whilst googling it, contains at least 55 books; so just the 51 or so left to collect…)
But once again, the star of my Books Read pile was a flimsy-looking tale about nothing by Tove Jansson, the Finnish artist and tale-spinner who (apparently) has published some of the most subtle and uncategorisable fiction I've ever read.
In 'The Summer Book' we follow a young girl and her grandmother, (who often seem to change places emotionally throughout the book), doing nothing but passing time on their under-inhabited island off the Finnish coast. I've rarely seen an author pack so much magic, mystery and wisdom into so little space: just 22 chapters like 22 rocks tossed into a pool, rippling out in the reader's mind. How has it taken me so long to find Tove Jansson? How long will it take me to read everything else she has written?
Books Bought, September 2017
The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter (Carson McCullers)
The Painter Of Signs (R.K.Narayan)
McSweeney's Issue 2
Gulp; adventures on the alimentary canal (Mary Roach)
If It's Not Funny, It's Art (Demetri Martin)
The Acts Of King Arthur And His Noble Knights (John Steinbeck)
Bartleby The Scrivener (Herman Melville)
The White Castle (Orhan Pamuk)
Letters To A Young Scientist (Edward O.Wilson)
Histories Of Nations: how their identities were forged (ed.Peter Furtado)
Finn Family Moomintroll (Tove Jansson)
Moominland Midwinter (Tove Jansson)
Comet In Moominland (Tove Jansson)
Moominsummer Madness (Tove Jansson)
The Exploits Of Moominpappa (Tove Jansson)
Moominpappa At Sea (Tove Jansson)
Moominpappa's Memoirs (Tove Jansson)
Books Read, September 2017 (highly recommended books in bold)
The Left Hand Of Darkness (Ursula K.LeGuin)
The Summer Book (Tove Jansson)
The Intuitionist (Colson Whitehead)
Reasons To Live (Amy Hempel)
At The Gates Of The Animal Kingdom (Amy Hempel)
Tumble Home (Amy Hempel)
The Dog Of The Marriage (Amy Hempel)
The Italians (John Hooper)
A Literary Tour Of Italy (Tim Parks)
Posted by doronklemer on October 30, 2017 in BOOKS
Tags: Amy Hempel, Colson Whitehead, Demetri Martin, Finland, Italo Calvino, Italy, John Hooper, Left Hand Of Darkness, Melville House, Moomins, novellas, Penguin, Puffin Books, Sardinia, sci fi, Star Wars, The Intuitionists, Tim Parks, Tove Jansson, Ursula K LeGuin
140. Books Bought & Read, March 2015…
Plenty of presents and purchases in preparation for my impending new job as a tour guide in NYC which, incidentally, is where the majority of these books were bought on a flying visit to the Large Golden Delicious: 50 in total, in fact, and only a dozen read.
In yet another wildly unbalanced month, my bought/read ratio was damaged as I dedicated myself to my own novel, meaning that I was much more picky about the books I read. I finally got around to reading the seminal graphic novel 'From Hell,' Alan Moore's interpretation of the Jack the Ripper murders, covering themes from royalty to masonry and the supernatural, all in a detailed, Sherlockian analysis. It was the only one of my reads this month to be awarded the coveted 'Borges Book of Brilliance,' by me.
The latest Gladwell was everything I expected it to be, (although nothing more), and Christos Tsiolkas' sophomore offering 'Barracuda' does for swimming what Chad Harbach did for baseball and David Foster Wallace for tennis: the story of a teen's on/off relationship with the sport through the social prism of modern-day Australia. It wasn't quite as good as his debut, 'The Slap,' but enjoyable nonetheless.
My reading was really all over the place in March: a series of essays on language, by writers who were born in one and write in another, was only bought due to its beautiful, braille cover but proved to be fascinating, (especially for a linguist and writer like me); a bizarre kids' classic in 'Emil And The Detectives' was followed by an even more bizarre Japanese classic by the other Murakami, and later in the month I continued my slow assault on The Russians by reading my first and highly enjoyable Turgenev; and Portuguese history was joined by the always-amazing essays of David Sedaris, and this particular one on Dutch Christmas myths may be my new favourite by him.
I finished the month with another essay collection, slightly different from the Sedaris ones: 'Sprezzatura,' a wonderful Italian word for invention with flair, was a series of 50 three-page articles on the most famous people, inventions and historical moments in Italian (and, indeed, world) history, which left me with a deeper insight into the country I once spent six months inhabting. From St.Catherine of Sienna, (who lent her name to a school I once taught in) to St.Francis of Assisi, DaVinci to Dante, and ballet to law, there was something fascinating on just about every page of this two millennium journey.
Books Bought, March 2015
'The Ask and the Answer,' Patrick Ness
'Everyone Loves You When You're Dead,' Neil Strauss
'69,' Ryu Murakami
'Falling Man,' Don DeLillo
'Hopes And Prospects,' Noam Chomsky
'The BFG,' Roald Dahl
'Just So Stories,' Rudyard Kipling
'Black Mischief,' Evelyn Waugh
'Religion For Atheists,' Alain DeBotton
Penguin: Great Ideas, Vol.II (20 book box set)
McSweeney's Quarterly, issue 4
'The Sometimes Cloudy Patriot,' Sarah Vowell
'The Alcoholic,' Jonathan Ames
'The Pale King,' David Foster Wallace
'A Confederate General From Big Sur/Dreaming Of Babylon/The Hawkline Monster,' Richard Brautigan
'By The Book: writers on literature and the literary life from the new york times book review,' ed.Pamela Paul
'That Is All,' John Hodgman
'David And Goliath,' Malcolm Gladwell
'Information Is Beautiful,' David McCandless
'A Child Again,' Robert Coover
'Assassination Vacation,' Sarah Vowell
'The Knowledge: how to rebuild civilization in the aftermath of a cataclysm,' Lewis Dartnell
'A Caça Ao Snark,' (The Hunting Of The Snark), Lewis Carroll
'O Incrível Rapáz Que Comía Livros,' (The Incredible Book Eating Boy), Oliver Jeffers
'Equívocos, Enganos E Falsificacões Da História De Portugal,' (Errors, Mistakes And Lies Of Portuguese History), Sérgio Luís De Carvalho
'Grandes Entrevistas Da História,' volume 1
Books Read, March 2015
'The Last Wild,' Piers Torday
'Emil And The Detectives,' Erich Kästner
'The Genius Of Language,' ed.Wendy Lesser
'From Hell,' Alan Moore & Eddie Campbell
'Barracuda,' Christos Tsiolkas
'Holidays On Ice,' David Sedaris
'First Love' & 'Diary Of A Superfluous Man,' Ivan Turgenev
'Sprezzatura: 50 ways italian genius shaped the world,' Peter D'Epiro & Mary Desmond Pinkowish
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2. Brown the ground turkey (or beef) in the pan and drain.
3. Cut off the tops of the peppers. Remove the seeds and membranes of the bell peppers (save the tops and scraps). Cut a pumpkin face out of the orange peppers and cut eyebrows out of the green pepper for Frank. Arrange peppers in a baking dish with the hollowed sides facing upward. (Slice the bottoms of the peppers if necessary so that they will stand upright and you can see the faces).
4.In a bowl, mix the browned turkey, cooked brown rice, 1 1/2 cans tomato sauce, Worcestershire sauce, garlic powder, onion powder, salt, and pepper. Spoon an equal amount of the mixture into each hollowed pepper. Mix the remaining tomato sauce and Italian seasoning and pour over the stuffed peppers. Top them with the shredded mozzarella cheese.
5.Bake 45 minutes in the preheated oven until the peppers are tender.
While they are baking… take the tops of the green peppers and cut the edges to look like Frankenstein's hair. Do this with kitchen scissors…it's a lot easier that way. We couldn't think of a way to make the hair black other than charing it and that wouldn't look good. They ended up being a darker green anyways so it turned out just fine. We cut raisins in three to make the mouth and used them for his pupils. We attached them with just a little bit of cream cheese. You could just cut the mouth out as well and skip the raisins. Take the inside pepper scraps and cut out Frankenstein's eyes and electrodes.
I never thought in a million years that my boys would ever eat peppers, but this sure did the trick and they thought it was such a treat!:) We hope that you like them as well!
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hehe these are so cute!!!
Thanks…they are so fun and easy to make!
This is awesome! I've never tried to make stuffed peppers but I just might do this one.
I'm hosting a Fall Snack challenge and these little guys would be perfect for the theme! I'd be so excited if you'd link up!
How cute is this? I have seen some really cute food lately all over blogland, and almost every time, it leads back to your site. Great job mom!
Adorable. Really. I love that you use food as your canvas. Your sons must look forward to every meal…I just started doing bento boxes for my little guy. I need to look around here for some more ideas!
If you want I'm throwing a party in honor of the greatest holiday: Halloween Link Party @ momnivore's dilemma.
Hope to see your spooky stuffed peppers there!
What a great idea. I bet they would increase the odds of kids eating their veggies.
Oh my goodness, I just love these, so fun!
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I saw this linked up on another blog post and thought that it was the coolest idea! My son would LOVE this!
I am sooo going to make these this weekend!


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OREL (Орел) and ORLENOK (Орленок) — Russia, 2023?
Orel (sometimes spelled Oryol) means eagle. Until 2019 it was going to be named Federation (Федерация), but they dropped that name. It's a direct rival to the Orion, which Russian media claims will be far cheaper than a Dragon 2. It was originally going to be a joint effort with the ESA, but that fell through. I don't know if it's even far enough along to include on the list.
They would put it on an Angara 5 (the heavy version) for space station trips, and they also want to send it toward the moon on that rocket. Or rather, that was the plan, but now they're saying that Angara may never be human-rated, and the rocket to put the Orel on would be the Sunkar/Irtysh (a.k.a. Soyuz 5) instead... though it would have to be a heavied version to lift this big capsule anywhere further than low orbit, and that may only be ready five years after the capsule is. Quite a few people have suspected that this was just a paper spacecraft which would never fly, but they seem pretty serious about it. It has now been in the works for over a decade, and like most new Russian projects, is still running into many delays. Also, they currently have no plan for how to recover the cosmonauts if it has to ditch into the Pacific after a failed launch... they could end up bobbing around in the water for days before anyone reaches them.
Current plans are to seat four; the interior volume is about eleven cubic meters, and the exterior is 17 or 18, which means that it's noticeably larger than its rivals. In animations, they actually show it having a separate bathroom, with a door! Apparently they really do mean this to accommodate long flights. As far as we know, this is a facility that none of the American space capsules plans to offer. The Orion will have a compact toilet, and additionally a unisex "relief tube" of the sort long used in Russian craft... which itself is a lot better than the adhesive-rimmed plastic bags the Apollo astronauts had to use. The Starliner, being intended for shorter flights, won't have an actual toilet... what it will offer is apparently still undecided. The Dragon 2 does have a toilet, which is described as similar to the Shuttle's. It's in the wall between the side hatch and the nose, in the open area that the passengers' feet point into when they're seated. No door, only a curtain, like the Shuttle (which didn't even have a curtain until they started flying female astronauts... though as ISS crew have learned, sometimes a door or curtain is important for more than privacy, as it helps limit the scope of cleanup if stuff gets away from you). The Orion's toilet is supposedly quite advanced, being improved over the ones on the station and on the shuttle, and NASA hopes to standardize on it for any future space vehicles and habitats they build. They flew one to the space station for testing in the fall of 2020. The Shenzhou replacement also has a real toilet... and for some reason, a foldaway dining table, which is an idea that NASA tried and abandoned back in the time of Skylab, along with their zero gee shower.
The Orel would use a short service module for near-Earth flights and might use a stretched version for the Moon and beyond. It might or might not optionally have an orbital module stuck on top. One has been shown in some drawings — a cylinder substantially larger in volume than the capsule. This may be an obsolete early proposal, or it may be something they'd use for long trips but not short ones. They claim the capsule will weigh 9.5 tons dry, and 17 fully loaded when using the short service module, with the long one pushing it over 21 tons. That's quite a bit less than the comparable Orion, making me wonder what they're skimping on. And that in turn makes me wonder what the Dragon 2 is lacking, as it weighs even less. Does Orion have better radiation shielding? Not as far as I know; the current plan for solar storms on the Orion is to sound an alarm and have the crew put on protective vests.
I mentioned that they had ambitions to send Orels to the moon with Angara 5 launches. Well, after closer examination of that goal, they decided that it wouldn't quite work. To support the kind of robust lunar exploration they want to attempt, the Orel might have to be put atop the giant Yenisei lifter, which would be overpowered and would bust the budget. But they came up with a solution: lighten the Orel by five tons and call it Orlenok (Орленок), which means eaglet. You might also see it spelled Orlyonok. This would have only two seats. No details yet on this version — it isn't really designed yet.


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Rutgers Softball Hires MAC Coach of the Year Kristen Butler
Pat Hobbs hires another up and coming coach to take over a struggling Olympic sports program
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On Friday afternoon, Rutgers announced the hiring of Kristen Butler as new head coach for the softball program. A national search was conducted and athletic director Pat Hobbs moved swiftly, making a decision in just under a month's time. Butler is the reigning MAC coach of the year and led Toledo to 104 victories over four seasons, including it's first 30+ win season in 2018 in 23 years. She led Toledo to a 35-23 season in which they went 16-7 in league play, earning a share of the MAC Western division title.
From the Rutgers press release:
"We are proud to announce Kristen Butler as the next leader of Rutgers Softball," said Director of Athletics Patrick Hobbs. "Kristen is a proven program builder, but what most impresses me are the countless reports of best-in-class student-athlete experience under her guidance. She was a decorated student-athlete and a standout professional, so the young women at Rutgers are in great hands."
"I want to thank the Rutgers administration and Pat Hobbs for considering me, as well as the Toledo community and Athletic Director Mike O'Brien for the wonderful opportunity over the last four years," Butler said. "I knew quickly during my interview and visit to Piscataway that this is the community, family and program I want to be a part of. Pat's vision, enthusiasm and goals for the softball program and the athletic department are what inspired and encouraged me to take the position. I'm excited to be a Scarlet Knight and to join the Big Ten, where a top-of-the-line academic experience is just as important as the high level of competition."
The Rockets averaged just 15.5 wins per season in the decade before her arrival, but Toledo's average victory total jumped to 26 per season in her four year tenure at the school.
Butler was also a four-time NFCA Scholar-Athlete at Florida and has a masters degree from Toledo in recreation and leisure administration. In her four years at Toledo, she oversaw 27 All-MAC academic selections.
Toledo was Butler's first head coaching position and was previously an assistant at Charleston Southern, Mississippi Valley State, and Florida, her alma mater. Butler was the 2006 SEC Player of the Year for the Gators and set the program's single season home run record, where she was a four year starter at catcher. She went on to play professionally in Japan and the United States, where she is the all-time home run and RBI leader for the National Professional Fastpitch League.
As Hobbs did with women's rowing in hiring Justin Price and with gymnastics in finding Umme Salim-Beasley, on paper he appears to have made a strong hire for the softball program with Butler. She brings an impressive resume as a player and a coach, appearing ready to take over a program like Rutgers in a top conference like the Big Ten. Her history of prioritizing academics fits the profile that Hobbs has been looking for as well. Rutgers softball is coming off three consecutive losing seasons and was just 19-31 in 2018, including only 4-16 in conference play. Butler has plenty of work to do in turning around the program, but she seems to have the credibility and experience to do so.


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The primary objective of International or World Days is to promote awareness of a particular activity or topic of interest every year by gaining worldwide attention.
As the principal promoter of International Days are groups belonging to the United Nations, they are often created for the purpose of promoting worthwhile causes, such as, preservation of the planet´s resources and recognition of the Rights to Equality, Healthcare and Education.


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First, they came for the Communists, and I did not speak out because I was not a Communist. Then they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not speak out because I was not a Trade Unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak for me.
Your right to complementary medicine is under threat!
Two out of three Australians use natural therapies . Make your voice heard! Join today to protect your right of choice in healthcare. Regulatory reforms restricting access to complementary health are based on "flawed" submissions.
Non-Pharma medicines will be banned from sale.
Practitioners will be unable to access ingredients.
Educational courses will be shut down.
And further positive scientific evidence ignored.
If you use naturopathy, herbal medicine, homeopathy, chiropractic, acupuncture, yoga, massage or any other commonly used natural therapy your choice is under threat. Why? Along with other attacks, Australia's National Health & Medical Research Council ignored positive evidence in declaring popular therapies are not effective. These "biased" reports and ongoing attacks will see your choices restricted.
This shows that we can't just sit back. The forest is not doing what we thought it was doing. As always, trees are removing carbon from the atmosphere, but the volume of the forest is no longer enough to compensate for the losses. The region is not a sink any more. the tropical forests which have done us such an amazing service by drawing down a substantial portion of the fossil-fuel based carbon emission are ailing.
Brazil has seen more forest fires in September than in any single month since records began, and authorities have warned that 2017 could surpass the worst year on record due to the expansion of agriculture and a reduction of oversight and surveillance. Lower than average rainfall in this year's dry season is also an exacerbating factor.
After twelve years do I let go of "planetextinction.com"? Advise me!!
This Domain Name is due to expire on 02/11/2017, and before closing I offer it and the material on it to whoever would find it useful. I wrote it after seeing Al Gore's Inconvenient Truth, and tried to assemble in one place all that we knew at that time. I said in it we had 8 years to stop what we were doing, and that has turned out to be prescient From about 2014 we have passed so many critical tipping points that the climate will continue to worsen without further input from us. The site still attracts over 800 visits a month.
But if I do keep this on I need someone else to update it and write the text. Offers??
Is Puerto Rico the Prequel to Post-Climate Change Dystopia?
It's time to take our heads out of the sand and realise that climate change is an existential threat to civilised life. In Puerto Rico, we may be seeing a prequel of what a post-climate change dystopian world may look like, and it's truly terrifying. Unless rescue efforts are ramped up quickly, hundreds of thousands sick or dying from contaminated water; mass starvation because fresh food and water can't reach those who need it; a breakdown in social order, as law enforcement officers are unable to even get to work, because they're trying to take care of their own families, or because shattered transportation infrastructure prevents them from reaching remote parts of the island; even roving gangs of young people stealing food, water, fuel and medicine to save their own families; makeshift refugee camps fighting other refugees for scarce resources; and the armed forces trying desperately to restore order. Meanwhile, hedge funds and investment banks holding Puerto Rican debt foreclose on the territory's assets.
I thought things were bad without electricity. Now without water, it seems like life will be unbearable.
We expect air conditioning to take the strain, but may not realise just how much strain is involved. Shade temperatures of 50℃ mean that direct sunlight can raise the temperature to 60℃ or 70℃. Bringing that back to a comfortable 22℃ or even a warm 27℃ is not always possible and requires a lot of energy – putting serious strain on the electricity grid. Electricity transmission systems are inherently vulnerable to extreme heat, meaning they can fail simply due to the weather, let alone the increased demand on the grid from power consumers.
Hezbollah, Iran and Syria appear to have more or less accepted the fact of Israel's increasing attacks on arms shipment. until the war does erupt, Israel will continue trying to stop Hezbollah from arming itself with accurate weapons. Hezbollah are preparing, expecting, preferring and intending to pursue a longer war. The longer the better for many reasons. One reason is that both sides are acutely aware that a drawn out war with Hezbollah saturating Israel with approximately 2000 missiles daily will cause nearly unimaginable damage to Israel's military bases, infrastructure, civilian neighborhoods and population. And unless there is a hastily arranged enforceable ceasefire the war will not end even when there is not a lot left of Hezbollah neighborhoods as occurred in 2006. Unless mass public protests and demonstrations flood Israel's streets and swarm Parliament because the UN Security Council will likely be paralyzed as unfortunately has become its recent fate.
In recent days, I've spoken with a half dozen prominent Republicans and Trump advisers, and they all describe a White House in crisis as advisers struggle to contain a president who seems to be increasingly unfocused and consumed by dark moods. Kelly and Secretary of Defense James Mattis have discussed what they would do in the event Trump ordered a nuclear first strike. "Would they tackle him?". Even Trump's most loyal backers are sowing public doubts. Longtime Trump friend Tom Barrack said he has been "shocked" and "stunned" by Trump's behavior.
A letter sent to the president in July from "38 former flag officers from the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines said that the Joint Comprehensive Plan Of Action (JCPOA) [the Iran deal] has achieved its aims over the two years since it was signed". The military officers are on one side of the Iran recertification issue and the president and his fair weather cheerleaders in the neocon camp are on the other side.
Make no mistake. Although the invasion of Iraq proved to be a folly of the first order, messing around with the JCPOA will mean much more trouble for the US. Undercutting the agreement would guarantee that the US will be unable to reduce its military engagement in the region (even if the Islamic State is destroyed). It would also guarantee a further deterioration in US relations with key allies and further loss of trust in the competence of US political leadership. And it would further distort US priorities, reducing the chances of dealing effectively with the emerging, truly existential, threat from North Korea. Already, the DPRK has seen that any US commitments in the nuclear area cannot be relied upon. Even during the Obama administration, officials nibbled away at requirements for Iranian sanctions relief, thus raising questions not just in Iran (a minor problem) but in allied nations (a major problem).
Even the smallest of these mihirungs was as large as an emu, while others grew to the size of a horse, with males weighing up to 650kg. Despite their size, all were gentle giants, browsing on fruit and leaves of shrubs.
Think your wireless and other technology is safe? Think again. From Blue Tooth to automobile remotes, PCs, and "secure" credit cards, this Hacker shows how nearly every secure system is vulnerable. A simple device will display your passwords to the public.
Chevron has followed BP — and quit the Great Australian Bight! With two of the world's biggest polluters gone, this precious marine sanctuary is a little safer. But our fight with Statoil is yet to come. We were the first to take action and we're in it til the end.
Through careful accounting, we synthesised the available data and calculated the annual contributions of industries to GDP. In 2013-14, the latest year for which all financial data were available, these came to A$310 million for water supply, A$312 million for agriculture, A$260 million for tourism and potentially A$49 million for carbon storage. All of this far exceeds the A$12 million from native timber production. Although timber production is a traditional industry, its contribution to the regional economy is now comparatively small.
If the microbes in all landscapes respond to warming in the way we've observed in mid-latitude forest soils, this self-reinforcing feedback phenomenon will go on and we are not going to be able to turn those microbes off. Of special concern is the big pool of easily decomposed carbon that is frozen in Artic soils. As those soils thaw out, this feedback phenomenon would be an important component of the climate system, with climate change feeding itself in a warming world.
Globally, soils hold more than twice as much carbon as the atmosphere, so even a relatively small increase in release of carbon from the Earth's soils can have a large impact on atmospheric greenhouse gases and future warming. Rising temperatures will stimulate the net loss of soil carbon to the atmosphere, driving a positive land carbon–climate feedback that could accelerate climate change.
Right-wing groups are using open records laws to obtain scientists' emails, and then misrepresenting the content of those emails to question the integrity of researchers and cast doubt on their findings, all of which has a chilling effect on scientific inquiry. But scientists have earned powerful allies in the fight to protect their research.
The poor dog didn't do anything to be hanged. He was the victim of a negative media campaign. "Dogophobia" got him and he was hanged. That is what those who spend their time and money behind demonizing Islam seem to want to do. Islamophobia is a multibillion dollar industry which like the pre-War anti-Semitism of Germany and Europe is run by those who are trying to make hay while the sun shines.
Blogger Michael Tyler explains how Google has censored his and many other investigative articles, in some cases entirely removing them from its searches as if they never existed. So you wouldn't find them even if you searched for the exact page title or headline enclosed in quotes. This is deliberate complicity by Goggle with the criminals who these articles are, in part, exposing.
Racial and ethnic wealth disparities persistFamilies of color will soon make up a majority of the population, but most continue to fall behind whites in building wealth. white family wealth was seven times greater than black family wealth and five times greater than Hispanic family wealth in 2016.
One of the most significant challenges to future US policy will be coping with the legacy of the conflicts already fought in Afghanistan and Iraq that is debt—promises and commitments that extend far into the future. The war years have left the US burdened with heavy costs, that include the medical care for the wounded, as well as the accrued liabilities for providing lifetime medical costs and disability compensation for those who have survived.
Fighting for nothing, and destroying countries in the process, costs a lot.
With a list of the 15 sites e have previously reported on, and some other sites that have experienced problems similar to the amount of traffic they've lost from search since the beginning of the year. All are authoritative sites. All produce original content.
Africa is a huge continent with a population of more than 1.1 billion. The population is set to double by 2050. More than 60% of urbanized Africans live in slums. They do not have adequate access to safe water, sanitation and other infrastructure. Their houses are trash.


Dr. Christopher M. Reber, executive dean of Clarion University–Venango Campus; Aaron Rosen, 2009 graduate of Clarion's associate degree program in respiratory care, now a registered respiratory therapist working at UPMC Northwest and a clinical preceptor for Clarion's respiratory care program; and Renee Bloom, chair of Clarion University's Department of Allied Health.
On Thursday, January 19, 2012, the Board of Governors of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education approved a new online bachelor's degree program that will be offered by the School of Nursing and Allied Health at Clarion University-Venango Campus beginning in fall 2012.
The Bachelor of Science in Allied Health Leadership degree is a bachelor's degree-completion program for individuals who have earned associate degrees or completed accredited certificate or diploma programs in allied health fields. It will be of interest to allied health professionals such as respiratory therapists, occupational therapists, medical lab technicians, surgical technologists, dieticians, medical office assistants, dental professionals and others in similar fields, including programs offered at the Venango Campus and at other colleges and universities. The new degree program is offered online to accommodate the busy schedules of students including working professionals, who might otherwise be unable to realize their academic and career advancement goals while balancing work and family obligations.
The new degree will position graduates to assume roles in health services management, health care education and medical sales, among others. Business courses included in the curriculum will also prepare students for graduate education in health policy, health care administration, business administration, and other areas. Graduates of the new degree program will be well positioned to enter Clarion University's online Master of Business Administration degree program if they choose.
Demand for health care managers is projected to increase nationally by 16 percent through 2018. In Pennsylvania, it is estimated that openings for medical and health services managers will increase by 13,190 positions by 2014.
Future plans for the new degree program include exploring the addition of a track in education that will provide an option for students who are interested in becoming leaders in educational programs for allied health.
The program is offered through a collaboration of Clarion's School of Nursing and Allied Health, offered at the Venango Campus, the College of Business Administration, and the Office of Graduate and Extended Programs. With more than 600 students, Clarion's School of Nursing and Allied Health, located at the Venango Campus, offers one of the largest nursing and allied health programs in the 14-university Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.
For more information, contact the Venango Campus Office of Admissions and Financial Aid at 814-676-6591, ext. 1211.
Clarion University-Venango Campus, located in Oil City, is the oldest regional campus in Pennsylvania's State System of Higher Education. The campus provides high-quality educational programs and personalized services to help students succeed. Students can begin any of Clarion University's 90+ bachelor's degrees at the Venango Campus, earn an associate degree, a bachelor's or master's degree in select areas, obtain a one-year certificate or participate in a variety of professional development and personal enrichment courses. The campus is home to Clarion University's School of Nursing and Allied Health, the Department of Applied Technology, and the Venango Department of Arts and Sciences. Clarion University-Venango Campus is committed to serving the needs of the community.


First McDonald's. And now Walmart? Pretty soon we may never have to leave our homes.
The big box retailer announced last week that it's been testing a home delivery service, having Walmart employees drop off orders at customers' homes after their shifts.
Walmart already provides online shoppers with discounted store pickup and two-day shipping, but the home delivery would allow customers to get their goods within hours or a day without the extra cost for shipping.
The retailer has been testing the service for the past month at just three of its 4,700 stores — and two of them are in New Jersey.
But Walmart isn't telling which ones.
"We're not sharing a lot of details about the test – including specific store locations — given that it's only started within the last month or so," spokesman Ravi Jariwala told the Townsquare News Network.
Walmart President and CEO Marc Lore said the service could be a game-changer in the age of online shopping and Amazon, which is expanding its existing unmanned drone-delivery service.
"Not only can this cut shipping costs and get packages to their final destinations faster and more efficiently, it creates a special win-win-win for customers, associates and the business," he said.
The employees who make the deliveries earn extra cash and it's voluntary.


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The DoJ might smack down AT&T's $85 billion buyout of Time Warner
Aishwarya Venugopal,
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The US Department of Justice is considering smacking down AT&T's proposed $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner.
The DOJ may still approve the deal, which is expected to close by the end of the year, but that would come with strings attached.
The U.S. Department of Justice is considering seeking to block AT&T Inc's merger with Time Warner Inc as it continues talks with the two companies, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
The financial newspaper also said the DOJ might still consider approving the deal with certain conditions but that the two sides were not close to an agreement. http://on.wsj.com/2gW1l9O
Shares of Time Warner were down 4.2 percent at $94.2, while AT&T's shares inched up.
The U.S. wireless carrier is in the process of buying Time Warner for $85.4 billion in a deal that is expected to close by the end of the year.
Neither company had any immediate comment.
(Reporting by Aishwarya Venugopal in Bengaluru; editing by Patrick Graham)
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Many times, the lack of results in self-promoting our photographs frustrates us. Have you ever published photo after photo without any real result? So, maybe it's time to look into photography marketing for your business.
I have been a professional photographer for the past 10 years. And for many years I tried everything to "be seen". The number of mistakes I made was incredible, yet this, of course, is how I learned! This short post will point out five golden rules in the photography marketing I use today to promote my images to the right audience.
Since ever, we have tried to weight the quality of our images with the amounts of likes we receive. The reality is that the number of likes does not define the quality of a photo. Yet, we obsessively open Instagram to see how many strangers double tapped our photos. Not even the number of followers matters.
We should stop evaluating our images for how much they resonate with people we don't know. And, for the majority of photographers, life is not about global recognition. It should be about making a living out of our art and craft. This will come from implementing a successful photography marketing strategy.
One more like will indeed pamper our egos, but don't mistake it for correct self-promotion. So stop counting likes. And invest that time in something deeper and more relevant to your business.
Realising that not everyone is their customer, is a major milestone in any photographers path. As a boudoir photographer, I realised early on in my career that I was not everyone's cup of tea. More importantly, I understood that having a lot of male followers would not have brought me work. This is because boudoir photographers sell to women.
A milestone in your self-promotion is to understand who is going to contact you to buy from you. If you are a wedding photographer, then you should focus on brides, not anyone else. It is useless to have ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife.
When crafting your "ideal client" or "buyer persona", you will need to step in their shoes. You should define their problems, and how they relate to your photography. And, you should analyse their pain points and start being there where they need you.
We built phlow with the intention of making it photo – not people – relevant. The idea is that you can begin to see if the people who saw and appreciated your images, are actually those you want. Wouldn't it be great if you were discovered for photos that resonate with your ideal clients?
Now that you know who your "buyer persona" is, you should realise they are the most important people in the world. Seriously, if you reach them, you make money. If you fail to talk to them, you will still be chasing "likes" a few years from now. One important element of your ideal clients is actually not about them, but about you. And you should stop using social media to connect with your friends. You should start using it to connect with your buyer personas. Make sure your online presence is a professional one.
Start crafting your messages that provide solutions to their problems. You should know which ones they are by now. Be their best source of advice, and make sure you help them solve their problems and they will remember you. This is all the promotion you need.
phlow is not a social media platform. We are not interested in connecting strangers. We are about fulfilling our users need to see what they love. And if you publish great photos of what they want to see, it does not matter who you two are.
I like real-life examples. They make complex issues easier to understand. Now, I mentioned already that I'm a boudoir photographer. My speciality is photographing women in their forties. And, they are a challenging group of women. From a psychological perspective, they are more complex than girls in their twenties. One thing these kinds of women do is mistrust their ability to look beautiful. Publishing only photos of skinny models in their twenties won't be right for them. So, I had to look into my photography marketing and align my portfolio with my "buyer persona".
Depending on who you want to be relevant for, you need to show them what they expect. Showing photos of newborns to someone who expects headshots will undo all the work you did to get them to see you.
In phlow, we built the ability to group photographs together in magazines. You can create mood boards as well as your own portfolio, so curating your best work is a great way of getting it seen.
TL;DR – Learn to write and every time you do, imagine your client being in front of you, listening.
Your portfolio is not the only thing your ideal clients will see. So, to get them to see what you can do for them, you have to "talk" to them. Every time you write on social media or publish something in your blog post… and you should be writing with them in mind. Imagine them sitting in front of you, and talk to them. Don't be a stranger, and crafting your messages will become easier and more in tune with who you are.
Right now, I am writing this post thinking about what are the five things you need. I am putting myself in your shoes, and I am considering what I would like someone like me to tell me. This is how you gain respect, but always remember that you should not try and be everyone's cup of tea. Some of you will dismiss this post, that's fine by me. I am not writing for them, but I am writing for you, who wants to go out there and build a business out of a passion!
Oh, and BTW: don't say "I am a photographer, I don't know how to write". Learn, otherwise, you will struggle!
While you focus on crafting your words on social media, we have chosen to keep phlow extremely visual. So, you can publish your work, sit down and relax: our system wants your photos to get seen.
BONUS. The world is of the "do-ers". Be one of them!
TL;DR – If I were you, after closing this ebook I will start researching how to write a buyer persona. This ebook is ineffective if you "skim through it".
99% of those who read this post will just browse it through. Yet, the world is of those who do. In the past few pages, you have everything you need to get going. Crafting your buyer persona is going to be challenging. So, understand how to position your messages a step outside your comfort zone. Yet, if you are part of the 1% who will follow the few pieces of advice in this post, you are going to reach the right people. And, you will stop getting frustrated, and stop running around like a headless chicken!


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Todd-Brown Lab
My Dept
Kathe Todd-Brown, PhD
Kathe Todd-Brown is a computational biogeochemist who uses mathematics and computer programs to understand how soil breaths. She focuses on soil informatics, model development and analysis to understand how soil carbon stocks will change in the next 100 years. Her work entails coding, working equations, and talking with lots of people about their science and experiments. Photo credit: Andrea Starr | Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
PhD – Earth System Science, University of California, Irvine. 2013
BS – Mathematics, Harvey Mudd College. 2004
Assistant Professor, Environmental Engineering Sciences, University of Florida, 2019-Present
Postdoctoral Fellow, Wilfrid Laurier University, 2019
Linus Pauling Distinguished Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, 2015-2018
Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Oklahoma, 2014
Research Assistant, Massachusetts General Hospital, 2007-2008
Professional Society Memberships
Member of: American Geophysical Union, International Soil Modeling Consortium
Data coordinator, International Soil Carbon Network
I am a computational biogeochemist who uses mathematics and computers to understand how soil breathes.
Soils are a major source of natural carbon dioxide (the greenhouse gas driving current climate change); soils are expected to emit more carbon dioxide as climate gets warmer, potentially creating a vicious feedback cycle.
By using data from multiple worldwide studies and simplifying or expanding the complexity of soil models to interoperate that data, I strive to give society a better understanding of this critical climate response.
I am passionate about data and open reproducible science.
As we continue to move towards data-rich research, informatics skills to archive, increase discoverability, and harmonize different data streams become more and more important.
Through my work with the International Soil Carbon Network, I'm working with collaborators across the global to address harmonization issues in soils.
I have been a Postdoctoral Fellow (2019) with Drs Jennifer Baltzer (Wilfred Laurier University) and Merriett Turetsky (INSTARR, Guelph University), a Distinguished Linus Pauling Postdoctoral Fellow at the Pacific Northwest National Lab, a United States Department of Energy laboratory in Richland, Washington (2015-2018), and a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Oklahoma (2014). I received my PhD (2013) from the University of California, Irvine from the Earth System Science Department. I also hold a Bachelor of Science (2004) from Harvey Mudd College in Claremont, California in Mathematics and I have worked as a software developer for bioinformatics tools at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts.
Github account: https://github.com/ktoddbrown
Google scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=4qJdWTsAAAAJ
ORCiD https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3109-8130