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"But all the time that you have lied
I've known what you done"
it seems to me it says -
"but all this time I know
you're scared of what I become."
and then where it's -
"Our fathers on the other end
Well, my perception on deception
And this will to lie is changing"
it doesn't seem to me that that's what it says.
I can't make out the exact words though.
that's just what I think :))
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If you're taking a look at stone rings and you're searching for the proper pendant, then it's advisable to learn things to consider and try to find in a piece of jewellery like this. This type of rock has come to represent a significant sign in a connection, due primarily to the energy and age of the stone itself. They claim they're forever, because there stone can last forever. It's an excellent image of your love and look after that special someone with out the mental fat of a band, saying another thing entirely.
Needless to say if you're presently committed then it's good to level an wedding with a piece similar to this too. It's about choosing something that the person will cherish – whether it is for anyone else, or for you. With the "enjoy factor" all sorted and accounted for, what otherwise do you need to keep in mind? The four C's – reduce, colour, clarity and carat are our kick off point when considering stone charms, or any other type of stone jewellery.
Pricing is made around the grade of the stone or hippie stone necklaces applied, and these four factors determine the quality. It's recommended to possess some comprehension of these whilst the jeweller uses these terms of explain what you are seeking and you'll want to feel just like you know what they are talking about.
If you will want shiny bit, then the cut is important. You may not have a sizable rock, but when it has several perspectives it may well be more reflective and sparkly. A stone that is too low does not need the depth it takes to produce aspects, and a stone that is too heavy might have too large a floor and not find the light. You'll need a rock that's reduce to sparkle.
The carat is how big the stone. This is exactly what generally makes the piece more or less expensive, however an excellent placing can also improve this. The bigger the carat, greater the price. If the bit is made from stone chips as opposed to rocks, it will be tested in total carat fat, but really this is meant to measure the size of the largest stone. A big stone may possibly not be your concern in that case.
You would like one that is distinct, and clarity refers to the lack of flaws. The less imperfections, the higher priced the stone. These imperfections are not commonly in a position to be seen by the individual eye. Shade is also actually important. Colourless is ideal when it comes to price, but client preference may be for shade when selecting from a variety of diamond necklaces.


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sooner or later it was bound to happen!
and we figured might as well sooner than later.
ever since Christmas Jordan has "known" how to climb out of his crib...and ever since then we've been going back and forth on moving him into a bed. It's just so nice to know he's safe and sound (confined!)
but when he climbed out 3 times yesterday and we heard him playing with his drums an hour after putting him to bed last night we knew it was time. we have a toddler bed we've been waiting to put together, so that the crib can be used for the new baby, but when Asah went to put it together we realized we didnt have all the parts. SO we ordered the parts to be here in a few weeks, and until then we converted his crib to a bed.
naptime was ROUGH today. it took about an hour and about 40 times of putting him back in his bed. however, i'm happy to report he did finally nap and did quite well. we are hoping it gets easier from here. i'll report on how the nighttime sleep goes.
if anyone has tips for transitioning feel free to share!
here are some pics of Jordan "helping" asah work on the bed....the finished product...and a few other changes we made today (put in a bookshelf, took out the rocking chair).
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At no surprise Bella Sky Festival is gathering bigger number of visitors and awards every year. How? Using audiovisual arts festival combines three aspects that has been present in Torun for centuries: science, art and people.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2249009596924555316.post2254749554358562280..comments2013-06-25T04:19:40.122-07:00Comments on You Can Do It with Osha Ray: Happy New YearOsha Rayhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2249009596924555316.post-86438290613209021222012-01-03T14:39:24.757-08:002012-01-03T14:39:24.757-08:00Happy New Year Osha! So glad you two are up and ru...Happy New Year Osha!
So glad you two are up and running!
All our best for a great 2012!
: )Justin Rowehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2249009596924555316.post-8180886295766420952012-01-02T06:59:52.669-08:002012-01-02T06:59:52.669-08:00Yes, Jim is a very skillful skipper! Chris, so h...Yes, Jim is a very skillful skipper!

Chris, so happy to hear from you. I want to know your father in law's secret for going strong at 102!Osha Rayhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2249009596924555316.post-83208187320074074952012-01-01T15:57:56.853-08:002012-01-01T15:57:56.853-08:00Hi Osha, enjoyed your Blog, reading all the news o...Hi Osha,
enjoyed your Blog, reading all the news of 2011. Happy to hear that Jim found another job.
Still doing yoga with Noah twice a week now.

I'm going to Santa Barbara later on this month to visit my my Father in law. almost 102 now and still going strong.
Happy New Year to you and yours.
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In light of Jane's post yesterday on Sizeless Science, it's interesting to consider the position outlined in a policy statement in Epidemiology,the Official Journal of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology. (Rothman, K. J. (1998). Special article: Writing for epidemiology. Epidemiology, 9(3):333–337). which argues not only for thoughtful interpretation of findings, but for not reporting statistical significance at all.
When writing for Epidemiology, you can . . . enhance your prospects if you omit tests of statistical significance. . . . [E]very worthwhile journal will accept papers that omit them entirely. In Epidemiology, we do not publish them at all. Not only do we eschew publishing claims of the presence or absence of statistical significance, we discourage the use of this type of thinking in the data analysis . . . . We also would like to see the interpretation of a study based not on statistical significance, or lack of it, for one or more study variables, but rather on careful quantitative consideration of the data in light of competing explanations for the findings.
For example, we prefer a researcher to consider whether the magnitude of an estimated effect could be readily explained by uncontrolled confounding or selection biases, rather than simply to offer the uninspired interpretation that the estimated effect is significant, as if neither chance nor bias could then account for the findings. . . . [Emphasis added]
Many data analysts appear to remain oblivious to the qualitative nature of significance testing. Although calculations based on mountains of valuable quantitative information may go into it, statistical significance is itself only a dichotomous indicator. As it has only two values, 'significant' or 'not significant', it cannot convey much useful information. Even worse, those two values often signal just the wrong interpretation. These misleading signals occur when a trivial effect is found to be 'significant', as often happens in large studies, or when a strong relation is found 'nonsignificant', as often happens in small studies.
Interesting to consider whether the routine use of statistical significance testing leads to less thoughtful analysis or more thoughtful analysis. I think there is a real risk of the former and can think of many examples where a finding of statistical significance has been interpreted in exactly the erroneous way described above (in bold). (Please feel free to add examples!)
Another useful paper on this issue is Kristin Sainani, (2010) "Misleading Comparisons: The Fallacy of Comparing Statistical Significance"Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Vol. 2 (June), 559-562 which discusses the need to look carefully at within-group differences as well as between-group differences, and at sub-group significance compared to interaction. She concludes:
'Readers should have a particularly high index of suspicion for controlled studies that fail to report between-group comparisons, because these likely represent attempts to "spin" null results."


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I'm a lot like the guy in the commercial. I like techie things. I like gadgets. I've been intrigued since I saw Dick Tracy in the cartoons talking to a guy on his wrist watch.
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Okay, broccoli ain't exactly like strawberries, but I promise you will appreciate a bag of frozen local broccoli when you whip up spicy broccoli lasagna in winter. Freezing broccoli is easy. Here's what you do:
- Peel coarse stalks, trimming leaves and blemishes.
- Salt-soak for 30 minutes (1 tablespoon of salt for each 1 quart of cold water) to drive out bugs; wash well.
- Cut up.
- Blanch in boiling water for 3 minutes.
- Cool immediately; drain.
- Pack, leaving 1/2 inch of headroom.
- Seal; freeze.
I froze several bags of broccoli last year, and they came in handy during the winter. I was able to eat local, and best of all, I didn't have to drive to the store to buy any.
So this weekend, grab some broccoli at the Certified Arkansas Farmers' Market and freeze them!


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In December we had a trip to Clifton Museum with a home ed group.
Clifton House, built in 1783,The interior was redecorated using the exact colour scheme as when the building was a Georgian country house in the 18th century.
The children got to bake gingerbread and toast muffins on the range as well as have a turn doing the washing.
Kiki didn't do any baking, she wasn't interested. All she wanted to do was play with her best friend.
While the gingerbread was baking we all had a tour round the museum. There was so much to see. Below is Nelson the Lion he was the inspiration for the lion statue by Nelson's column in London.


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I'm very excited about the Slash 7 project! She's almost stripped to the frame at this point and I'm polishing cases all over the place. It's amazing what a little elbow grease will do for a 34 year old motorcycle...Besides being therapy for me..
|It's pretty easy to imagine what the engine will look like when it's complete.
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The plans include:
- white bean and tomato salad, potato frittata and nachos (depending on one's opinion of eggs)
- golden spanish rice, tortilla soup, tacos with fried mushrooms
- spaghetti with garlic, pine nuts, and sun dried tomatoes. Green salad.
- cozy hummus bowl (i.e. rice, lettuce, sprouts, hummus, etc.)
- BBQ tempeh and peppers in pita, for lunch
- possibly a breakfast dinner of pancakes, hash browns, etc.
- a steel cut baked oatmeal recipe, veganized.


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Omnitopia Dawn
By Diane Duane
Published by Tantor Media, Inc.
Read by Kirby Heyborne
The Book:
I first became aware of Diane Duane with the "Young Wizards" series, starting with "So You Want to be a Wizard." That was a series written for a younger audience, but still worth reading by adults. That involved some interesting concepts that she developed in some original ways. I'll admit that I always thought the first book was the best and I have not read some of the newer books in the series, but when they became formulaic and repetitive I became less interested. Her Cat Novels, starting with "The Book of Night with Moon" were an interesting twist on the world of her wizards, however and written for a more mature audience, although there is nothing in them a parent should object to. Since then, Ms Duane has gone on to write a number of different sorts of stories including some intriguing movie and TV series adaptation of SeaQuest and Star Trek and even some superhero stories.
Omnitopia Dawn is a wonderful departure from her previous novels although far from her first foray into worlds of science fiction. The story centers around a number of characters, first of which is Dev Logan, the creative genius behind the world's most popular gaming system a full-immersion, Massively Multiplayer Online Role Player game (MMORP) taken beyond the extremes of where such games can go today. Indeed this is a game… no a very large set of games that combine the features of "Second Life," "Facebook," "Twitter," "World of Warcraft," "Star Pirates," and many more of today's games and social sites.
In fact, Omnitopia and its competitors seem to be gradually replacing movies and television as a major form of entertainment and why not? The multiverse of Omnitopia is made up of many worlds. The major worlds were developed by the game owners of which Dev Logan is the chief executive, but there are also smaller worlds that have been designed by the players and in Omnitopia, there is a fine line between owner and player since the owners, especially Dev, frequently play just like anyone else. It's been a while since I read this, so maybe Ms. Duane mentions it, but there's no reason a Hollywood production company could not produce fully immersive "movies" within the frame of Omnitopia, so naturally the game is becoming increasingly popular especially with the advent of the "new" virtual reality gear that can give players the ability to use all their senses within the game.
There are people in Ms Duane's future world who make their entire living off features of Omnitopia; designing, buying and selling game artifacts, brokering game money and commodities. Of all the players, a rare few are chosen to create new worlds.
However, Omniitopia is not without its competitors and some, including a former partner of Dev's will do anything to bring the Omnitopian system crashing down and thereby put their own game-universes ahead of the rest. As if that were not enough, the utter complexity of Omnitopia has allowed an electronic environment in which an artificial intelligence, the life of Ominitopia itself, has developed and now it (or is it "she?") is as much under attack as the hardware of the system is?
This is hardly the first time an author has dealt with artificial intelligences on our computer networks, but I found Ms Duane's Omnitopian AI to be both interesting and endearing.
The book is thoroughly engrossing and it kept me interested, with only a few spots where the story seemed to lag, right up to the end. The characters were well drawn with little or none of the usual cookie-cutter stereotypes – no one is purely good and no one is purely evil, they read like real people, which is just how it should be.
Omnitopia Dawn is, not too surprisingly, given the title, the start of a series. In a way I'm sorry about that, because while the second book (Omnitopia: East Wind) has not yet been released – Amazon.com lists the release date as December 31, 2025… which I suppose means "not yet scheduled." – the first books stands so well on its own without leaving any undue loose ends that it really does not need a sequel.
Oh well, that's the way it is in the modern world. I hear Les Miserables: Valjean Back from the Dead will be released by the end of the year to coincide with the long-awaited Zombie Apocalypse…
I must say that I would love to be able to play in a game universe like Omnitopia. Not every game thewre is to my taste, but should I be in the mood for a fight or just a picnic on a world with purple trees under a green and orange moon. This is a game system that has what anyone could want, and, who knows? Maybe someday we'll have something like this… or not.
The Audiobook:
I did not like Kirby Heyborne's narration very much. He made a very bad first impression with me as he began to read in a sarcastic/sardonic manner that, to me, sounded like, "What the heck am I reading now? They had beet pay me on time!" he certainly did not sound like he liked or even respected the story. After a while some of that sarcastic tone wore off, but Mister Heyborn's nasal voice always sounded like he was sneering. This made almost everyone sound like they were sneering as well.
His vocal characterizations were frequently insufficient to tell one character from another even though one could tell he was trying. To give props where they are deserved, when emotion was needed in the story, he did come through. Mister Heyborne definitely does NOT read in a monotone! And his performance did improve toward the end as though he actually got interested in the story at last.
However, it was not the reader who kept me interested in the story, but the story itself. My enjoyment of the audiobook is a testimony to Diane Duane's writing, not Kirby Heyborne's vocal talents. Very good story. Barely adequate reading. I recommend reading this one for yourself.


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- Will 'Puss in Boots' win ANOTHER weekend at the box office?
- Weekend reviewws, mixed-negative for 'Hoover,' bad for 'Immortals,' awful for Adam Sandler
- Dave Barry book to be Steve Carell movie?
- Stephenie Meyer's 'The Host' to star Saoirse, directed by Niccol
- Movie Review: Immortals
- Bill Crystal returns as Oscar host
- 'Sunlight Jr.,' a new indie with Naomi Watts and Matt Dillon, filming in Clearwater
- Lucia Fishburne out as Florida Film Commissioner
- Movie Review: Jack and Jill
- Anton Yelchin on what he DOESN'T know about 'Star Trek II'
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Will 'Puss in Boots' win ANOTHER weekend at the box office?
Posted: 11 Nov 2011 04:35 AM PST
If "Puss in Boots" holds audience this weekend the way it did last weekend, it could turn up at the top of the box office heap again Sunday night.
But last weekend was a make-up weekend, with all those people who missed it during the snowstorm in the northeast finally showing up, right? No way it holds 80-90% of its audience. Again. Even if it is the best animated movie of the year.
It should do well over $20 million, in any event.
But I see "Jack and Jill" bringing out the Adam Sandler crowd with a vengeance. Mockery of the movie's trailers notwithstanding, it has plenty of the things Sandler's crowd wants — cameos, fart jokes and broad, low humor. I figure it'll do better than "Tower Heist," maybe close to $30 million. The box office guru says $24.
"Immortals" could do upper teens, "J. Edgar" 10-15 million from a combination of older Eastwood fans, Leonardo fans and gay film buffs. It's not on enough screens to do much better.
Weekend reviewws, mixed-negative for 'Hoover,' bad for 'Immortals,' awful for Adam Sandler
Posted: 11 Nov 2011 04:29 AM PST
The best descriptive word I've read in all the reviews of Clint Eastwood's "J. Edgar" is "timid." He hired a gay screenwriter who won an Oscar for scripting the biography of gay rights icon Harvey Milk, made J. Edgar Hoover, the feared and ruthless F.B.I. chief a closeted gay man, and then seems to have lost his nerve.
Since the gay thing is unproven and probably unprovable, he lets it sit i the background, pitching Hoover as what the culture used to call "a confirmed bachelor," uncomfortable around women, a moralist with a dirty secret. In his day, anyway.
There's much to admire about the picture – Hoover's opportunism, his willingness to blackmail politicians (done off camera), the origins of his mania for "Reds" (which seems prudent and understandable, to Eastwood). There's a movie in the whole manner Hoover used the Lindbergh baby kidnapping to turn the F.B.I. into a major American institution, another movie in the ways he built PR for it through radio and TV shows, comic books and movies, still another in his single-minded pursuit of power and how he kept it.
And unfortunately, a somewhat laughable one in the way he and Clyde Tolson flirted and courted and (did or didn't) carry on.
Much that wasn't laughable, anyway.
It's a stodgy, sputtering film, and reviews have been mostly negative. Leonardo DiCaprio's star turn doesn't have the snap and speed of the guy who talked so fast he was nicknamed "Speed," and pointing out Hoover's nickname in the movie with DiCaprio doing his standard rolling cadences just calls attention to that.
I keep brain-freezing on the title of Adam Sandler's latest movie. It's that forgettable. Well, aside from the presence of Al Pacino. "Jack and Jill," that's it.
Not a single good review – 0% on the tomatometer, perhaps a record. But Pacino, my friends, is an over-the-top hoot. The opening and closing bits — real twins talking about their twinhood, works.
But Sandler flat out sucks. No other way to put it. The trailers looked awful, people have been mocking the idea of him playing male and female twins for a year now. And sure enough, the movie's bad. Will it hit? It just might.
I would never have guessed that the guy who gave us the lustrous looking "The Fall" could make a movie as borderline humdrum in apperance as "Immortals," but there it is. Tarsem Singh's "Immortals" has a few nice grace notes in casting — John Hurt as the sage old man who also narrates the tale (and is really Zeus in disguise), Henry Cavill as Theseus. But it's a bronze-tinted drag, two hours of humorless quest and slaughter, with only one big "300″ moment.
Better reviews than I would have thought for this one, but still not all that good.
Orlando lands the harrowing, intimate thriller "Martha Marcy May Marlene," with Elizabeth Olsen's breakout performance playing at The Enzian.
Dave Barry book to be Steve Carell movie?
Posted: 11 Nov 2011 04:02 AM PST
The former newspaper humorist turned novelist Dave Barry co-wrote "Lunatics" with Alan Zweibel, and it's about soccer dads who go a little too far. A lot too far. "Their feud escalates" to the point where they're on the run for their lives and there are worldwide consequences.
The book doesn't come out until January, but Universal has snapped up the rights and deadline says they have Steve Carell in mind to star in a film of it.
Stephenie Meyer's 'The Host' to star Saoirse, directed by Niccol
Posted: 11 Nov 2011 03:58 AM PST
Stphenenie Meyers' "Twilight" follow-up novel, "The Host," will be a movie to be directed by Andrew "In Time" Niccol and starring Saoirse Ronan.
Deadline.com says that Jake Abel and Max Irons are up for the male leads in the film, which Niccol is scripting, and is an aliens-invade-and-steal-our-minds tale.
The leads are named Melanie, "Wanderer" and Jake.
Posted: 10 Nov 2011 05:15 PM PST
Grisly, gross, messy — and I'm not just talking about Mickey Rourke's table manners in "Immortals," Tarsem Singh's pseudo-arty melding of spatter film to the sword-and-sorcery genre.
Rourke, playing the megalomaniacal King Hyperion, out to release the Titans, crush humanity and thwart the Greek Gods in one stroke, chose to play this knife-wielding nut as a guy of appetites. He's always eating nuts, pomegranates, what have you — food stuck in his teeth, his beard. He needed something to chase down his main course, the scenery he chewed in this bronze-tinted epic with pretensions of being the new "300."
The director of "The Fall," one of the most gorgeous, real-locations/real colors fantasies of recent history, goes digital, goes 3D and goes seriously boring in this movie, which could introduce filmgoers to the next Superman — Henry Cavill.
Cavill plays Theseus, an illegitimate mortal favored by Zeus, who has counseled him in the guise of an old man (John Hurt, our narrator), but who is really Luke Evans, ruling Olympus from on high.
Hyperion's designs on Earth — Greece, to be exact — tempt many of the gods to meddle in human affairs. But Theseus is the one the Virgin Oracle (Fredia Pinto) has seen in a vision — Theseus the hero, leader of men, wielding the magical Epirus bow that Hyperion seeks.
Theseus is noble, of cleft chin and seriously cut eight-pack. "I draw my sword to protect that that I love." And that means Mom. So when Mom is killed, Theseus is out for revenge. The thief (Stephen Dorff) and the Virgin Oracle come along for the adventure.
Making time for a little nude body double booty call, of course.
It's a Greece of endless cliffs, labyrinths, salt flats and mazes, too much of it looking like digitally generated backdrops for Theseus to purse the bow, fight his foe and rally humanity against the forces of darkness.
"Deeds are eternal, not the flesh," he lectures. But Hyperion isn't listening. He's determined to wipe out other men and their seed, and to spread his own — the Mongol horde form of genocide — breeding, and preventing others from doing so.
The film manages one grand "300″ moment, Cavill rallying troops for battle, doing his best Gerard Butler. But the lack of humor, the confusing, stumbling story and limited color palette blunt the film's 3D slo-mo shots of heads exploding and torsos torn asunder by the sword.
Pinto is nothing remotely as erotic as the Oracles of "300″ and Rourke could stand to miss a few snacks between meals, especially on screen. Cavill may make a good "Man of Steel," and he cuts a fine figure in action here. But it's the inaction that renders "Immortals" all too mortal, a film that dies long before its time.
MPAA Rating: R for sequences of strong bloody violence, and a scene of sexuality
Cast: Henry Cavill, Mickey Rourke, Freida Pinto, Luke Evans, John Hurt, Stephen Dorff
Credits: Directed by Tarsem Singh, scripted by Charley Parlapanides, Vlas Parlapanides, a Relativity Media Release. Running time: 1:50
Bill Crystal returns as Oscar host
Posted: 10 Nov 2011 02:36 PM PST
So will the ninth time be the charm for Oscar host with the most Billy Crystal?
The Academy and its "new" Oscar producer Brian Grazer reached out to Billy Crystal, eschewing the fruitless "youth movement" of hosts in recent years, to "save the Academy Awards," one more time.
Crystal, who hasn't made a relevant movie this century, returns to the gig that made him famous. And it's almost certainly a smart move on Grazer's part, too.
There's something to be said for tradition, legacy, a show with laughs but also a smattering of dignity and gravitas. Did anybody ever do that better than Crystal? Well, maybe not the gravitas.
Brett Ratner's gone, Eddie Murphy would have been a fine choice to host, but he bailed. Billy, 63, will take his last, best shot at the show, we hope, when February rolls around.
Ben Stiller might have been the best they could hope for in terms of "youth" hosts, and he's busy. And over 40 his own self.
'Sunlight Jr.,' a new indie with Naomi Watts and Matt Dillon, filming in Clearwater
Posted: 10 Nov 2011 11:19 AM PST
The writer director of the indie hit "Sherrybaby," which did wonders for Maggie Gyllenhaal's career, has a new downbeat drama — "Sunlight Jr." that she's filming on the Gulf Coast of Florida, in Clearwater.
Laurie Collyer landed Naomi Watts and Matt Dillon for her down-and-out tale which she's told IMDb is about "a Florida couple in Florida deal with an unexpected pregnancy while holding minimum wage jobs."
Dark Horizons goes further — "The story follows two have-nots who have fallen through the cracks of society. Hard-working convenience store clerk Melissa (Naomi Watts) and her paraplegic boyfriend, Richie (Matt Dillon), are trapped in a generational cycle of poverty and ignorance.
"They are genuinely excited when they learn that Melissa is pregnant. But when she loses her job and they are evicted from the motel where they live, things go from bad to worse."
Lucia Fishburne out as Florida Film Commissioner
Posted: 10 Nov 2011 08:15 AM PST
Lucia Fishburne has resigned as Film Commissioner for the state of Florida.
"The new administration has selected another individual to head our office," she said in a note she sent to members of the FFEAC, the Florida Film and Entertainment Advisory Commission.
No word yet on who that new person will be. The job — Film Commissioner of the Office of Film and Entertainment (OFE) within the Office of Tourism, Trade and Economic Development (OTTED), an agency of the Executive Office of the Governor — is a political appointment.
A 2008 appointee of former governor Charlie Christ, Fishburne presided over efforts to land film incentive money to lure production to the state, and saw that pay off during her years in this job. The money — $242 million over five years, began with some $53 million in transferable tax credits for the 2010-2011 fiscal year. Indie films, faith based films, ongoing TV series and "Transformers: Dark of the Moon," were among the projects that benefited from this money.
"She has been instrumental in the improvements to Florida's film tax incentive, which has helped to bring numerous productions to the state of Florida," says Sheena Fowler, Orlando Film Commissioner. "Orlando has been the beneficiary of this through productions such as: Transformers 3, Tooth Fairy 2, Cassadega, The Renee Yohe Project, My Fair Lidy and The In-Betweeners."
Fishburne's a career civil servant, working mostly in public relations jobs before taking the film commissioner position. She was communications director for Workforce Florida, and a member of the Florida Film and Entertainment Commission, prior to her appointment to run the film commission.
Fishburne's last day, according to the note she sent to members of the Florida Film and Entertainment Advisory Council, will be Dec. 2.
Any Florida Film Folk have words of praise or criticism of her as she makes her exit? We're working on a story and I'd love to hear them. Please comment below. And below the page break, Lucia's note telling her FFEAC colleagues the news.
"I am resigning as State Film Commissioner, effective December 2nd. The new administration has selected another individual to head our office. Information as to whom will take the post and when they will come on board with be forthcoming. I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to stay on as long as I have.
I want to thank each of you for your leadership as a member of the FFEAC. I know that this has been a challenging time to serve and I commend you for your continuing support and the valuable contribution of your time and wisdom to the mission of our office. Together, with the industry that we love, we have accomplished so much over the last few years. On a personal note, it has been a great pleasure working with you all and having the benefit of your guidance. I'm must especially thank Gus Corbella, FFEAC Chair, for his guidance and excellent leadership.
My immediate plans are to spend time with my family, my friends, my guitar, my writing, and my home – all of which have had to take a back seat to my work over the last several years. Although I would have preferred to remain with the mission, I am an Air Force brat so I'm already looking forward to the next mission!…
Very warm regards,
Posted: 10 Nov 2011 06:30 AM PST
Forget "Jack and Jill" and the fact that Adam Sandler plays them both and not particularly well in his new "twins" comedy. Al and Pacino almost reason enough to see it, all by his bigger-than-life self.
Can I get a "HOO hah?"
Pacino plays a scary, cartoonish and more over-the-top-than-usual version of himself in this farce and scores big laughs with every entrance. He's performing Richard III on the L.A. stage, bellowing at cell phone users. He may take "Man of La Mancha" to Broadway, even though he sings like Sinatra's pet bullfrog.
And he's mad for Jill, Jack's obnoxious Bronx cheer of a sister, whom he met while sitting next to Johnny Depp (in a Justin Bieber t-shirt) at an L.A. Lakers game.
Jack (Sandler) is a wealthy TV commercial director who can't stand his yenta-sibling, Jill (Sandler again). She comes to visit over the holidays, craving a little "twin time," and all Jack can think of is ditching her.
"We shared our mother's WOMB," Jill pleads. "We're WOMB-mates!
Jack needs Pacino to do this new "Dunkaccino" commercial for Dunkin Donuts, so when Jill catches the wild-eyed Oscar-winner's attention, Jack needs his twin, or her clothes in case he has to dress up like her to "close the deal."
Even by sloppy Sandler movie standards, this one's a wreck — fart jokes, potty zingers and pit-stain gags. Cameos from info-mercial stars and ex-"Saturday Night Live" colleagues litter the set, along with product placement from a certain pink stomach medicine, the aforementioned donuts and even a cruise line. Mexican comic Eugenio Derbez does some catchphrase shtick.
A running gag that works — scripted and funny "interviews" with real twins open and close the film and are funnier than anything Sandler's house director, Dennis Dugan, has ever managed. They're the reason "Jack and Jill" starts off as though its going to be far more evolved than the usual lowbrow how-low-can-they-go wallow.
Sandler's such a feeble actor that his bellowing rages never match the expression he musters on his blank face. He puts all his efforts into playing a woman, broadly and badly, so much so that the male twin is even duller than standard-issue Sandler.
But then there's Pacino, out-of-place and yet somehow right at home. You want big? Al does BIG. And since is as close as we're likely to get to "Don Corleone Does Don Quixote," that alone is worth the price of admission.
MPAA Rating: PG for crude and sexual humor, language, comic violence and brief smoking
Cast: Adam Sandler, Katie Holmes, Al Pacino, David Spade
Credits: Directed by Dennis Dugan, written by Steven Koren and Ben Zook. A Sony/Columbia Pictures release. Running time: 1: 34
Anton Yelchin on what he DOESN'T know about 'Star Trek II'
Posted: 10 Nov 2011 04:51 AM PST
Anton Yelchin's had a pretty darned good year at the movies — good notices in "The Beaver," funnier reviews for "Fright Night" and better still for his new film, "Like Crazy," a bittersweet long distance romance, largely improvised, with co-star Felicity Jones.
None of the movies have been big box office, but I wondered if he even noticed that.
"I try to stay away from reviews and box office news because no matter what your appraisal of your work is – I have moments where I've doubted whether I did a good job, and people liked it, and moments where I was satisfied that people didn't respond to at all.
"You can't go into the world of rottentomatoes. For every review that makes you feel good, there's another one to make you feel lousy. You're setting yourself up to be disappointed either way. My psyche isn't strong enough to withstand that sort of outside critique. I take criticism at work, but one it's done and there's nothing you can change about it, why put yourself through it?"
The only way for the 22 year old Anton to top this year would be to shoot a certified blockbuster in 2012. Which he is. He's back in the role of Chekhov in the second J.J.
"I'm stoked. They always keep us in the dark, sorta till the last minute. What's happening, who'll be in it and what the film will be like. It's good to know that we're making it and that J.J.'s directing it, is all I can say.
I have no idea what Benicio del Toro is playing. I read online, like everybody else, that he's been having conversations with J.J. No idea what level that's at. J.J. won't even tell him what role it would be. That's J.J.!
"I would be honored to be on the same set with Benicio del Toro in ANY role. If that works out, it'll be great."
Yelchin doesn't "remember" his own Russian accent (He was born in Leningrad, now St. Petersburg, in the former USSR). The one he has to recall for the movie comes from TV.
"I lost my accent years ago. My accent is just for the movies. Walter Koenig's accent was so fun and wonderful to fool around with. It's like the original series itself. It's got this great camp quality to it. I embrace that.
"I love the original series. I didn't know much about it until we did the first film, and I did so much research on it that I get excited by the idea of going back into all of that, looking at my notes on how to play Chekhov, watching his scenes again in the movies and the series.
It's a great credit to Walter Koenig, this funny and almost joyous character he created. He was comic relief for the show, and they were looking for a sort-of Davey Jones look-alike to fill that bill. And the fact that this Russian was placed in the Enterprise crew right smack dab in the middle of the Cold War was so ahead of its time. Very forward thinking.
"I'm honored to be able to pay tribute to Walter with these movies."
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Saturday, January 8, 2011
The leopard stare
Feel free to give constructive criticism ,ideas and suggestions.Questions are welcome as well.
I will soon post one of my paintings that I am currently working on, its for and upcoming Exhibit.Its a painting of two boys riding donkeys with palm trees and a river in the background.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Figuring God Out
As I was working on the About Us section of the website, and trying valiantly to find a picture to put next to "Christian Education" (I did, but I never figured out how to add it), I happened across this, and it got me thinking.
How many times do we do this? How many times do *I* do this? Put God into a box. Think that we have our faith and our God all figured out. Sometimes this extends to how we do things in church. We have it "figured out" until somebody or something forces us to ask "Why?".
I think that this is one of the things that really drove Jesus nuts with the Pharisees. Sometimes we (myself included) are busy pegging them as the "bad guys", and forget that they did love God, they wanted to be the "good guys", and spent a lot of time and energy trying to do the right things. Which is commendable. So what drove Jesus up a wall with them? They had "figured out" God and their faith "with nice lines and definitions". They may have followed the letter of the law (or their additional rules), but they didn't follow the Spirit of the law.
I think of Jesus in these times like a parent or a teacher that is trying and trying to get students/children to understand something, to really understand it. And sometimes you have a person who is bright, and talented, and you know that they can do it, but they just aren't understanding, and sometimes are stubbornly insisting that you have no idea what you are talking about. I sometimes imagine Jesus thinking, "Come on!! I know that you can do it. Just look beyond those lines and definitions!".
Maybe I'm wrong in my previous thoughts, but I feel that we have a challenge. We need to show a living, vibrant faith and like any good relationship, we never have the other party completely figured out, otherwise we don't grow.
I want to leave you with a song that this subject makes be think of. I hope that you enjoy it.
More Like Falling in Love
Blessings on your journey,
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Sometimes ENTjs are so cute.
Sometimes ENTjs are so cute.
INFps are cuter!
INTp's are freaken awsome!
"Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat."
--Theodore Roosevelt
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."
-- Mark Twain
"Man who stand on hill with mouth open will wait long time for roast duck to drop in."
-- Confucius
Yeah =/ My ex-friend had been angry for more than 30 hours over being slighted? Or being unable to find a friend of hers, not sure. The result was the following blog entry:Originally Posted by Ms. Kensington
I thought that was totally cute... It's also cute how she wants everyone to be concerned for her (attention whore at heart) and gloats at the knowledge of having secret admirers. Ok, except for some shocking jokes, I find almost everything about them cuteDamn... What the hell am I so angry for?
I've been angry for thirty something hours
Hmph, this is exhausting
It's not good for my body, indeed
Let's not be angry, it's none of my business anyway
(swear word)... What am I angry for?
Hmph, my life is very precious
Besides, isn't it just an trivial matter?
Okay, I've forgotten it all
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmph <- a hmph from out of nowhere
ENFps... Hard to think "cute!" or "awesome!" when they've made me feel pwned just by studying next to me. More like "hell, I wish she'd stop looking over at my work like she's comparing my intelligence to hers" and "damn, even if she's a genius at solving the most complex of problems, does she have to make it known to the rest of the world? It's not like everyone is as gifted as she is"
I think, therefore I'll think" - Ayn Rand (ESTp, UR GUARDIAN ANGEL)
yeah i like intp's; i don't have that much trouble getting along with them, despite the "contrary" relation.
those who are easily shocked.....should be shocked more often
My contrary is my favorite type from my opposing quadra. They're great unless you live with them.
Super egos aren't too bad, either, unless you spend a lot of time around them or they are emotionally invested in you. Ugh. Quasi's are interesting but frustrating.
yeah i like super-ego's too. esfp's are a blast! yes it's easier for me to get along with contraries than quasi's.
those who are easily shocked.....should be shocked more often
I agree (and it has nothing to do with your being my quasi, too).Originally Posted by diamond8
Of the opposing quadra, to me, in decreasing order of ease, superego> contrary > quasi > conflictor.
, LIE, ENTj logical subtype, 8w9 sx/sp
Originally Posted by implied
The reason why contraries get along well is obvious. Each other reacts to the other one in the way he/she expects from the dual, that is, either "you are great you could do even better" "why do I suck so much" etc etc...this way a "superficial" interaction that doesn't require actual handling of anything "concrete" but just, let's say, emotional support, works wonders.
We could say that for example the ENTj is as emotion-creating and as positivist as an ESFj and thus he/she will be able to "entertain" and "rev up" the INTj even if on the long run the ENTj cannot keep up with the necessary Fe.
Obsequium amicos, veritas odium parit
Originally Posted by FDG
agreed. i nearly posted about this the other day. which is also a reason i'm slightly against the "you're great and can do even better!"/etc. typings since they can lead to ESFjs as ENTjs and ISFps as INTps if used without anything else to back them up.
i recall cone once saying he sort of had a thing for really bitchy INTj women.
at any rate i'm sort of in the boat with cone where i think the bitchy INTjs can be hot albeit irritating/nervewracking sometimes.
6w5 sx
model Φ: -+0
sloan - rcuei
I've realized that I had mistyped a lot of ENTjs as INTjs. I tend to get along quite well with them, except when they try to force Fi on me. My favorite teacher is ENTj, btw.
Uh, construct-creating.Originally Posted by FDG
Another thing: I think Superegos and Contraries actually can get along really well, way better than Conflictors and Quasi-Identicals. I get along better with ENTjs than ISTjs, for example.
I would like to request that there be more discussions about the intertype relations, besides duality. To me, intertype relations are the heart of Socionics, and personally it is impossible for me to understand Socionics without understanding the intertype relations better. There are many I only have a vague understanding of because there isn't much information out there about them. If there could be detailed discussions of what is happening with the functions in these situations, that would turn me on in particular. The Wiki needs help on this topic.
Right now, I would like to know more about Relations of Extinguishment, or Contrary Relations. For some reason, lately I've been noticing ENFjs in my life a lot more. So there is the potential for me to understand this one better. All I can do is describe how I relate to ENFjs, but I can't connect it to Socionics. Also, I suspect my parents have a contrary relationship, and it would help to know more about it because then I might finally be able to nail down my father's type.
I will describe my interactions with ENFjs: They do almost all of the talking. They encourage me to talk but every time I say anything they use it to launch into another long segment of their own. I usually ask them a lot of questions because they seem to love telling me what they know and telling me about the interactions they've had with others. Very, very rarely do they ask me any questions. I often feel like I am being lectured by them, and one in particular is always saying "I'm not lecturing you", even though that is exactly what I feel like he is doing. For example, he wants to see me at religious services more often, and he goes on about how it would benefit me to be there. But the way in which he describes the benefits aren't actually related to me. He describes what the benefits have been for him. In fact, it seems that when I am having a conversation with an ENFj, they are mostly talking about something to do with them. But I get the feeling they really think this will be beneficial to me.
I usually find the conversations to be interesting. They have a lot to say and they say it well. I could happily attend a lecture given by an ENFj. I don't find conversing with them to be exhausting per se, just not really stimulating once it's over.
Another thing I have noticed is we seem to look at health concerns differently. I've known three ENFjs well. One I just talked to for a couple of hours tonight. All 3 of them panic about stuff health-wise or they completely disregard their health. One or the other. In conversations with all 3 they talk about health a lot, but usually as if bad health is some sort of obstacle. To me, ill health is a sign that the body needs some more respect, and I take sickness in stride. They also like to stay constantly busy and none of them like to relax. Those are the only things I can directly connect to Socionics.
As for my parents, I know my mother is an ESFp and I suspect my father is an ISFp, but I am not sure. I'd like to understand these types of relations better so I can know what to look for or whatever.
4w5, sp/sx
I was married to my contrary. I'll post about it later.
on enfj's:
the way you are describing these individuals is congruent with the type of enfj, i think. they are the motivators of large groups of people not so much with the one to one interaction. i could see why as an Fi dominant this would feel overwhelming to you and seem to not value the one to one aspect of your relationship with them. enfj's are into drama and usually are pretty opinionated, at least the ones i know. they're better in groups to put it bluntly. they're kind of larger than life or something. (as an aside, i notice that some infj's are much better one to one than in groups)
on contrary relations:
ganin talks about how the better position belongs to the introvert partner in these relations and i agree with this. intp's usually will best me somehow in a group situation...but i get along really well with them one on one. they have interesting ideas and usually they're quite pragmatic and practical. i supervised a staff member who was this type and our supervision sessions were quite productive. it was hard for him to acknowledge his feelings of frustration (Fe polr) with his clients but he was able to do so in one to one supervision. in group supervision, his practicality and thoughtfulness worked well to rein in the Fi types who were too relationally focused with clients. but an aspect of our relationship was that he always felt that he was saying the wrong thing to me, because of how i'd interpret what he'd say. i thought that he would not always follow direction the way i wanted him to.
on the issue with how much time we spend discussing intertype relations at the forum:
i totally agree with you. the "any relations" threads don't get anywhere near enough attention. i'm not sure what the reason for this is, since this part of the theory is really the most interesting, rather than blow by blow analysis of information elements and personality type expression. you post something in these threads and months could go by before you get a response.
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I have a mirror relation with an ENFj. Your post describes my experience EXACTLY.
I no longer answer the phone when they call, because they immediately launch into a monologue about people I do not know (and do not care about) even though I told them point-blank that I do not enjoy "gossip" about other people. They never ask me how I am, then proceed to interrogate me about who I'm with, where I am, and make statements about what I "must be doing" - then pause, and wait for me to correct them so they can essentially "ask me without actually asking me". I ignore it and let them assume what they like, with no response to their subtle questions either way.
My response to this stuff (including letting calls go to voicemail) causes them to cycle through hostile withdrawal and cloying guilt trippiness. They are always lecturing and guilt-tripping me about just being myself and not being what they expect (want) me to be.
The "friendship" only has 1 good day out of 5 - all because of the ENFj's behavior patterns and vacillating approach/avoidance/come-find-me/you're-so-mean-to-me drama (sigh). It constantly forces me to take on the dual role of a stoic ISTj to keep from exacerbating nothing.
He's nice, but not (lots of emotional manipulation, which I abhor) He just seems to really need a friend... and I try to be there... but I can see why all the rest of them ran away!
Yikes! My mother is ENFJ. I have just moved back home and am feeling the effects of this intertype relationship fully. Maybe I will describe more about this later, but right now it is too tiring. . .
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YES, keep this in mind at all times.Originally Posted by Danielle
To get on topic, my experience with contrary relations is minimal, the only knowledge I have is from what I've read. It seems that the extravert gets the most "pain" out of this relationship as it feels betrayed by the introvert.
They seem to want to correct eachother when in large group settings.
Blaze, that's an interesting observation, what you said about ENFJs doing better in groups than one on one. One of my ENFj acquaintances is new to our "circle", and I've been trying to think of activities he would enjoy. Which I will then suggest to my ESFj brother so he can handle the arrangements .
It's the Extinguishment/Contrary factor that I need to understand. So it's harder on the extrovert? I can believe that. The introvert has the option to retreat, if not immediately then as soon as they have a chance. I can simply not answer their calls. If I live with one, I could do like my father does with my mother and go in the basement or something. The extrovert is the one who is seeking. But it doesn't seem like the extrovert would continually seek unless they have to (for example, they're married). So this relationship could work so long as the people aren't close and don't have to be. But not far beyond conversations and other superficial endeavors. Nothing requiring continued cooperation?
And what is it that makes it contrary? What is being extinguished? What is going on with the functions here? Taking the example of the ENFj/INFj, what's going on that causes this dynamic?
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I don't know where "extinguishment" originally comes from (I've seen it written before but don't know the origin) or what it means, but I think it's also called "contrary" because one partner's ego block functions are the other partner's id block functions. An example with the INFj and ENFj:
ENFj ego block: Fe leading, Ni creative
INFj ego block: Fi leading, Ne creative
So I think "contrary" comes from the fact it's the same type of function, but opposite direction (to borrow a bit of MBTI terminology as I know not else how to describe it). But I think one could say that, for example, Fe is "contrary" to Fi, hence the relationship name. Apologies if I haven't explained this well, it's occurring to me lately that I'm not very good at explaining things properly.
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I think I posted about this relationship awhile ago. One of my best friends from college was my contrary--ENFp. Of course I didn't know this at the time. We got along great before we moved in together after college and that was a disaster because we shared a bedroom (bad idea) and had nowhere to retreat to get away from each other. We had similar interests (art and photography) which is where we met and where our friendship started. She would go on and on very dramatically about every crisis in her life and my role was to listen. I was fine with that and amused by it at first but it got old. We would go on photo-shoot adventures together and then spend hours in the darkroom (ooh, I'm really dating myself here) developing the film and printing photos. Mostly it was great fun. It's hard for me to talk about functions and what exactly was going on, socionically (is that a word?) speaking, but since then we have tried a couple of times to reestablish our friendship via phone and email. We both have kids now and I still really like her but each time we try, after a few long emails back and forth, we get irritated with each other and one of us drops off, just won't return the email. I suppose because I don't share her passion for the specific issues she's struggling with. Or maybe it's because I don't readily take her advice. I listen but ultimately do what I want. She can seem kind of bossy. I can't figure it out though. It's weird because I want it to work but I can only take a little bit of her at a time. Too much and I feel like running for the hills. That is the only experience I've had with my contrary. She indeed did extinguish a lot of my energy when we were living together. I couldn't do it anymore.
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In my limited, spotty experience, I haven't actually gotten off half bad with my contraries (though I have to admit that I seem to identify more closely with my quasi-identicals). In many ways, I can respect what they have to say while also holding to myself that I think along differing lines. I'm very generally an easy-going, accepting kind of guy so I was wondering if that in and of itself is telling (that the interaction seems that acceptable). I'm probably speaking out of far too little experience since I've only typed one person as ENFj in my actual life and we seem to get on relatively fine.
On the other hand, I can't really imagine anyone who I'd really detest unless they were a total ass. This also confuses me because I find most of the other self-proclaimed ESTp's to be fascinating individuals. Perhaps that has more to do with the type of contact (online), but I'm typically interested in what they have to say. That's not to say that ESTp's should come off as asses generally. Hell, I get on with pretty much anyone unless they insult me or the people I care about, so maybe that's not a good indicator at all. So, yeah, your experience with your contraries?
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Also, it's probably worth noting that what spurred this topic was a friend of mine that get's on pretty well with what I've typed as two of his contraries. However, his interest in hanging out with them seems to stem from material factors (they are providing him something he wants which he'd otherwise be unable to get himself).
In some ways it makes me wonder about how he's doing, since things aren't going well for him at all atm. A lot of what he does these days appear to be because he feels obligated (particularly owing money to certain parties that he feels necessary to compensate with his time and company). Maybe it's me that's doing the compensating though. Perhaps I've mistyped them all and they simply appreciate each other's company. I don't know. It just seems like he's unhappy with the way his life is going, yet feels unable to change them (or at least is holding off on having to deal with it). Interestingly enough, he graduated with a psychology major, though he has no idea what he's going to do with it yet.
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Very cool, esp. the Ne subtypes.
Generally, contraries have our dual temperament, share the same club, and are opposite on the asker-declarer dichotomy and negative-positive dichotomy. It's like having a dual that values different functions.
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I get along well with INFps... Haven't ever dated one, though.
As for INFj-ENFj, I've seen it go both ways. My INFj coworker has had explosive arguments with two ENFjs that work here (although just about everyone has, but theirs are definitely the worst). INFjs can yell? Yes, yes they can. Step on their polr about every five seconds with grade school behavior and watch what happens.
My best friend knew an ENFj in school, and they were 'school' friends. Haven't spoken since graduation..
If I were to venture guesses on types -- my Mom, brother AND one of my close friends are all ENFps. I find that while we aren't always in agreement, there's often an easygoing familiarity and shared goofiness that makes for really fun interaction. The only thing that has persistently caused tension (my POV) is the E/I polarity -- I'm naturally inclined to need less external stimulation than they do. They sometimes seem to perceive me as a stick-in-the-mud, when I'm just more likely to check in with my internal mood and beg off some kind of activity that will take "too much" energy.
I'm also not as spontaneous as I could be and more self-inhibited then they...
But I really am attracted to their energy and often wish I could commandeer their attention and interest more effectively.
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Rarely met an INFJ, but I would think we would both like to be in charge of the situation and get into it.
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Now, along the same lines, when ISTjs don't let me be in charge, that's when I have issues.
When there is a real atmosphere of being on the same level and the same team, it's fine. But the attitude of "you don't need to know this" is deeply unsettling, and I believe it bothers them quite a bit when I don't just comply with that.
Aside from that, they are good workers, sturdy. Like all clubs I guess, if we're working on something together that is sort of in our field, then it's great. But there is definitely a break in terms of quadra atmospheres when we are relaxing or not working.
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Whoa. That is one of the things the INFj has gotten into arguments with the ENFj over. They are the same education level, age, and rank in the company, and the ENFj will subtly imply that, which to the INFj is saying, "I'm more important than you, therefore you're on a 'need to know' basis only." Basically the INFj thinks he's a Lundberg.the attitude of "you don't need to know this"
He does this quite often. He patronizes the principles too... is that balls, sheer arrogance, or massive stupidity? I'm not sure which.
It's not until I get to leisure time that the real issues arise. They are too inflexible to hook in to my version of fun.Originally Posted by 301777
It is what an ENFj relative of mine does too, and I was unsure of whether or not to call him out on at a recent gathering. It bothers me sooooo much. I have to make sure that when I react to it, it doesn't play into their hands though.
I mean, the ENFj could just be doing it because it feels threatened. If everyone is on the same status, then, the ENFj will ruffle things up or try to distinguish itself somehow. If it is the exact same as the INFj, all the more reason to start stuff, it might feel threatened that it is not special enough.
I'm not sure - actually, I want to ask beta quadra right now...
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What kind of a question is that?
Why should I comply? I have absolutely no reason to do such a thing. I want to know what's going on wherever I am, "you don't need to know this" is no excuse, and it actually pisses me off even more when people think it is going to work on me.
I'm an E8... but I suppose you don't know that.
That's right - Sig's going back up.
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Hehe. ISTj's do tend to withold knowledge in my experience. It just seems to be in their nature (infact I think its tied in with their 3rd function-but don't quote me) , which if it isn't an excuse its still a justification-kind of. Sometimes I've found that the less I ask then the more they end up saying. At the very least they'll still say nothing and therefore they will have told me just as much and I'll have saved myself the aggro
Although in my experience ESTj's seem to know everything thats going on. How do you guys manage to do that?
How can you really be comfortable with not knowing what is going on?
You could also say it is related to the LSE's third function, too. polr leaves no room for mysticism or uncertainty about things. So like, LSEs like knowing things because they prefer to know rather than not know - they don't like leaving things up to chance. They don't believe in it. It seems pointless.
It could perhaps be driven by fear just as much as by an honest desire to understand things as much as they can.
Perhaps it is sort of the opposite of the ISTj, who feels better if people "know" less. The ESTj feels better if things are more transparent. Like, if you are actually hiding something from me, (and maybe this is just me, I don't know), but that makes me want to find out even more. It is like bad news, because it really agitates people sometimes that I won't let things go. So I have to balance between letting things go and knowing when it is ok for me to just force people to tell me what I need to know.
Most of the time it is not because I am nosy or anything like that -- I just want to be assured that things are going to plan and things are going well. My first complaint among joining one organization was that "I don't have enough information to progress in this area". And for me, it took more time than I would have liked for them to reveal things or discuss things enough. I guess they are just not used to new people having such an interest or wanting to know stuff. Anyways, enough about that.
So to answer your question of "How do you guys manage to do that", I would say it is a combination of both a dislike or uneasiness about not knowing things, and also a standpoint of "the more I know about this, the better I can make it, the better things can progress, the higher quality that can be achieved", so to say.
Knowledge is very powerful, a very valued asset. So intentionally withholding it from me is in some ways a threat, or perhaps even an insult. It is entirely unnatural for me to not "know what is going on".
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I usually like to be in charge, but I love to get others involved in the process like some big group fun.
I am in charge though, but if I see that someone is competent enough with leadership I won't mind being Co-leader.
ENFp (IEE, intuitive Subtype)
I sometimes do (force people into group activities) others want to do their own thing which really annoys me.
You can tell pretty quickly who has competent leadership skills. They too have a vision and an ability to guide people without question. Their judgement and assessment is what usually determines the level of competency.
It's all about vision of the group, the leader enforces the vision, the group follows.
ENFp (IEE, intuitive Subtype)
When you say guide people without question, I'm not sure I understand, does this mean you would look to lead a team of yes men? Or that the leader doesn't question there own abilities or methods?
Do you think leadership and management can be two different things?


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