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Comment on Should copyright cover chord progressions? by Tyler

Tyler — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 18:32:12 +0000

I’m a little biased, but I think the melodies are similar too, not just the progression. Of course I’m a huge fan of Joe Satriani, (he’s sort of my hero), and I think he knows alot more about what makes the songs similar than anyone else. He’s more of a musician than coldplay will ever hope to be.

Comment on Thoughts from a Twitter User by San Diego Therapist

San Diego Therapist — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 05:53:48 +0000

Twitter is not for everyone. Some people down much better communicating in person.

Comment on Wii – Video games PROMOTING physical activity by r4 dsi

r4 dsi — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 05:47:36 +0000

I am agree with you.Several sets of recommendations or guidelines have been developed to establish parameters for promoting physical activity among youth. These guidelines define the quantity and quality of activity needed to optimize physical fitness and to identify the health-related benefits of physical activity. All of these guidelines have incorporated the input of experts and the current scientific literature, yet acknowledge the gaps in research.

Comment on Twidroid Review by Mary Chrapliwy

Mary Chrapliwy — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 00:25:20 +0000

Wow, thanks for sharing this. As you know, I got a smart phone for my birthday – it’s on an Android operating system. I was able to create a shortcut to Twitter on my phone, but I was unable to figure out how to make Twitter as functional on the phone as I want it to be. This may well be the tool I need to make it work!

UPDATE: downloaded Twidroid and just sent my first message – noted that the twitter main page actually says “from Twidroid” as the source below the message. Another cool thing! Thanks again for sharing this.

Comment on Twubble by BW

BW — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 15:55:02 +0000

When I tried it I got the following message, “You follow so many people already that, due to limitations in the Twitter API, I can’t possibly download them all. We’ll likely recommend people who you already follow.” Indeed, all the people they recommended I do follow. Too bad.

Comment on Not Thinking About Movies– It’s Not You, It’s Me by Mary Chrapliwy

Mary Chrapliwy — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 16:48:30 +0000

I totally get the point and agree. I related especially well to the ability to rewind – sometimes there are things whispered in movies by characters that, even after multiple rewinds, you can’t decipher.

I remember when my husband and I used to go to the movies when the kids were little, maybe we’d get a cheap dinner out, the cost became prohibitive. The movies and popcorn were expensive even back then. One night after sending the babysitter on her way, we were nearly $50 to the negative. I think it was back then that we became more selective with our movie selections. Then with the advent of wide screen TV and surround sound, our movie trips dropped to zero.

Comment on The “New Moon” Craze. by Mary Chrapliwy

Mary Chrapliwy — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 16:27:34 +0000

You open with a discussion about the movie then smoothly transition to discussion about the reading. Very well done.

The success of Twilight and New Moon, both the books and the movies, obviously started with the books. Perhaps some teens and young adults read the books after not reading for an extensive period of time. The books then movied into the theatrical realm where the story was again enjoyed by fans of the books. Perhaps a segment of the non-reading population, will be encouraged to continue to read.

Comment on The “New Moon” Craze. by The Chutry Experiment » Sunday Links

The Chutry Experiment » Sunday Links — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 20:29:07 +0000

[...] picks up on some of my arguments about the Twilight films, providing some more data on the film’s [...]

Comment on The “New Moon” Craze. by AileenBachant

AileenBachant — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 16:19:38 +0000

I haven’t seen Twilight or New Moon. I haven’t read the books, but I’ve read/seen enough stories on the ridiculous hype to know the plots of both. Your point about merchandising is great, and you picked the perfect movie as an example. Recently, clothing has been a big promotion tactic for New Moon (not that the theaters needed it). “Team Edward” and “Team Jacob” shirts are everywhere! I saw something on t.v. last night showing panties and bras with similar Twilight/New Moon character references.

Again – haven’t seen the movies and haven’t read the books, but I can tell you that Edward=vampire love interest and Jacob=werewolf love interest. RIDICULOUS!

Comment on Essay structure: case study conclusions? by Jessica Collins

Jessica Collins — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 23:11:58 +0000

Perhaps some sort of recapping/summarizing/conclusion paragraph could added. I agree that it might help ease the flow of the essay and hopefully prevent it from sounding choppy.