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You may or may not have noticed by now that I'm a bit of a writer. I always have been, since I was able to hold a pencil and form letters on paper. I wanted to be a journalist and/or a novelist way back in childhood, and even when theology and music got mixed up in my ambitions, writing was always for me an important part of those pursuits. And now, after eight years working at a magazine where I emphatically was not wanted for my writing ability, I am finally taking home a paycheck for work that primarily consists of writing stuff. OK, so it's not Pulitzer Prize stuff. Nobody outside a 30-mile radius of Stover, Missouri, is going to care about it. But it's a step. I would like to say it's ironic that the more I have to write for a living, the less I end up writing for my blog, but it's really not ironic. For the moment it's just a matter of time management. I don't expect the dry spell of the last few months to continue. The blog will, I think, continue to fulfill a need that even the writing I do for a living does not meet. Meanwhile, my newspaper job has me trying to do something at a professional level that I have only previously done now and then as a rank amateur. I speak of photography. And though my previous magazine job required me to learn a lot about Photoshop, I've never had to use it the way I do now. Which is to say, making the photos I shoot for publication look like they don't suck. During my first week or so on this job, my publisher walked me through some steps to do with nearly all photos that will go into the newspaper. Later I compared notes with a couple of co-workers and my immediate predecessor as editor of this paper. Still I struggled. Still my pictures came out looking like crap. This past week I took some entirely different pointers from another editor who has been working for my publisher for a long time, with more consistently.
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The Freight Depot First Class is the first stand-alone expansion pack and was the first version of the game to be released in the United Kingdom and the United States. Overview Edit The game was published by Monte Cristo in 2001. However, in the English version of the game they decided to remove the First Class part of the name from the box art and from the Manual. However, the full name can still be seen in-game. First Class adds lots of new content to the game, including ten new missions, Multiplayer, music and freight transportation contracts.