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EXCLUSIVE: Varun Toorkey on Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, shooting with Shivangi Joshi, Shehzad Shaikh & more
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai is currently witnessing an interesting track, and while Naira's (Shivangi Joshi) memory loss drama has all the fans waiting for the moment of realization of her love for Kartik (Mohsin Khan), Rishab, Naira's friend has also become a part of the equation. Varun Toorkey, aka Rishabh got in a chat with Pinkvilla, and spoke at length about the show, his equation with the co-stars, and roles he'd like to do in the future.
How did the show come across to you and what did it take to say a yes?
Actually, it was the regular process. I got a call and they needed someone for this character. The whole point was they needed someone for a cameo so that's what I was kind of looking for at the event. And, the fact that it was a cameo in one of the longest running shows in the country was of course, an added bonus. But actually, until I started shooting I hadn't realised the reach of the show, but once my episodes went on air, the response that I was getting, even if it is a backlash or something, the magnitude of it is pretty commendable. So I am kind of just wrapping my head around it.
What kind of response have you been receiving and how is the show treating you?
The die heart fans of a Kaira are not liking it one bit at the moment, but it's also, it's just he has come as a friend, and he is also somewhere attracted to her and he is somewhat smitten by her (Naira) but then later he comes to know that she is married. As of now, he is just trying to help her brother (Naksh) to sort of normalise her but somewhere she obviously is attracted to Mohsin's character who she thinks is Sid. So it is kind of a sticky one-sided love triangle right now. It will be a little more fun when it becomes two-sided from any angle, which will probably happen a little later. Right now, Rishab is very sorted, but later, when a conflict arises of what happens and what he wants to do, that may be a turning point of him turning a little selfish.
Was there a reason why you were looking for a cameo and not something that'd go on longer?
I wasn't necessarily looking for a cameo, I kind of wanted to try my hand out at other things because I have been doing television for quite some time now. And as you know, television is really indefinite as far as the tenure of the shows is concerned and I did not want that kind of uncertainty. For me, as long as my character is helping the story move forward, there are no other qualms I have. It is actually a great unit to shoot with and it's going great.
Most of your scenes are with Shezad Shaikh and Shivangi, how is your off-screen camaraderie with everyone?
So my apprehension wasn't really being a part of the show that is a legacy, but it was being a part of a unit which is such a well-oiled machine. They have been working for sooo many years, and me coming into a unit like after ten years. But it wasn't any more than a couple of hours that I felt like it's all going to be great.
So Shehzad I've known some time before this but Shivangi I met for the first time, but again, like everyone else, it took us one or two shots to get comfortable with each other. It's all a very positive environment and now I actually look forward to going to the shoot and it is the most important thing for me to be in a good headspace.
All the shooting and so many hours can be tiring despite a cameo. How is that going for you?
So that's just my process you know (laughs). Because I know it sucks the life out of you and I like to give it my all when I am shooting for something. So once the shoot gets over, I need some time to recoup also. It's just that thing you know, how you're waiting for it to get over while it is going on, and when it is over, you are like why is it over. It is just one of those catch 22 situations. But eventually, you just work it around.
The show is a daily soap and yet different as it caters to the younger generation equally as much. How do you feel about that?
It is a bonafide daily soap you know, and yet, it is not dated even after 10 years. It has been evolving over the years and that is something that is hard to crack so hats off to the team. Because even after a decade, there is a lot of freshness and so far it is so good.
Anything you're looking at after Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, something that someone is already doing or otherwise?
I don't know if someone is currently doing it or not, I am looking for something that is edgier than normal. So even if it is a negative character, it's good. I also want to try my hand out at web series. Honestly, if you ask me what kind of a character I want to play, it is actually a borderline psychotic kind of a grey shades character. (something like Jennifer Winget may be?) There is a lot to show when the character isn't outright positive. To each to its own, of course but anything that's out of the box works with me.


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Treasury yields pulled back Wednesday after discussions from a recent meeting of the Federal Reserve's interest-rate-setting committee to shrink its $4.5 trillion balance sheet this year indicated it would not substantially shrink its holdings.
Yields for 10-year notes TMUBMUSD10Y, -2.09% retreated 0.2 basis points to 2.352%, after touching a daily high of 2.382% following the release of the minutes. Yields for 30-year bonds TMUBMUSD10Y, -2.09% rose 0.1 basis point to 3.002%, after hitting 3.026% on the session, while yields for two-year notes TMUBMUSD02Y, -1.01% were at 1.246%, from an intraday high of 1.286%.
Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions, and one basis point is one hundredth of a percentage point.
Analysts said the Federal Reserve was more resolute on tightening monetary policy than it had been at previous Fed meetings, with the focus chiefly falling on the unwinding of its balance sheet. Shrinking the balance sheet can translate into higher yields on Treasurys, by removing a big buyer and pushing more inventory on the market.
"It seems like they're leaning toward tapering or stopping reinvestment on mortgage-backed securities and Treasuries. That's a little bit concerning on the MBS side because the Fed was a big holder of mortgage-backed securities. Overall, I'd say they seem determined to move forward with this process," said Kathy Jones, chief fixed income strategist at the Schwab Center for Financial Research.
Traders, however, did not think the minutes were hawkish enough, saying they were looking forward to Fed officials discussing a sell-off of their balance sheet instead of rolling back the re-investment of principal into Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities, as they had discussed.
"The Fed was a little bit more dovish than it could've been. Many of the participants were focused on reducing the size of the balance sheet. But they want to conduct it in a passive manner. The Street, or the consensus, thought there would be a plan to actually reduce the balance sheet, and when that didn't happen, the market was disappointed," said Tom di Galoma, managing director at Seaport Global Securities.
See: How to wind down balance sheet will be focus of Fed minutes
Outgoing Federal Reserve Gov. Daniel Tarullo said in an interview with CNBC that the second-quarter GDP numbers were likely to improve based on strong economic data in job growth, orders for durable goods and business investment.
See: Fed's Tarullo expects second-quarter data 'to look pretty good.
On the data front, the private sector added 263,000 jobs in March, according to payrolls firm ADP Inc., above the consensus estimate of 170,000 compiled by Econoday. The ADP data is often used as a guide to official jobs, though its correlation isn't always strong. U.S. nonfarm-payrolls data and other jobs figures for March are set for release on Friday morning.
For government-bond traders, the upbeat jobs numbers were countered by business sentiment indicators of the service sector from the Institute of Supply Management, which showed a fall of 2.4 points to 55.2 in March, paring back from a 16-month high in February. A number above 50 indicates growth. Treasury yields reversed after the ISM survey came in weaker than expected.
"The ADP is one of the indicators that used to be a good indicator of nonfarm payrolls, but not so important now. It's certainly a positive data point, but not as important as the ISM numbers today. Those were down and below expectations and that would have outweighed ADP," said Marc Bushallow, managing director of the fixed income team at Manning & Napier.
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It was about this time last year that those nice folks at Gallivance (Terri and James Vance) published Best of the Blog: The Top 10 Faves, and ever since then, we've wondered what you, our readers, would find fascinating among … Continue reading
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The Suri court on Friday slammed Birbhum District Magistrate J P Meena and Superintendent of Police Murlidhar Sharma for not applying non-bailable and cognizable sections of the IPC in the complaint against Trinamool Congress district chief Anubrata Mondal for his July 17 speech in which he had allegedly instigated party cadres at Parui to burn the houses of Independent candidates and attack the police with bombs.
After watching the video CD of Mondals speech,Chief Judicial Magistrate Rajesh Chakravarty directed the police to add four cognizable and non-bailable sections against the Trinamool leader. In other words,pressing charges under cognizable offences against Mondal would mean that the police can arrest the controversial Trinamool leader without taking the permission from the court.
The four sections of the IPC that the court has ordered to add against Mondal are 117 (abetting commission of offence by the public or by more than ten persons),436 (mischief by fire or explosive substance with intent to destroy house),332 (voluntarily causing hurt to deter public servant from his duty) and 353 (assault or criminal force to deter public servant from discharge of his duty).
Earlier,the district administration after much prodding by the State Election Commission on Tuesday had pressed charges under sections 189 (threat of injury to public servant) and 505 (1)(b) of the IPC (with intent to cause fear or alarm to the public). With both being non-cognizable offences,police had to approach the Suri court to seek the latters nod to start a probe against the Trinamool leader.
Yesterday,when the court heard the matter it found that the extract of the general diary was missing and warned the police against taking the case lightly. Today the CJM asked the Officer in-Charge of Parui police station why it did not attach the extract of the general diary with the application before the court. The OC said he was busy with other works and hence forgot to attach it.
Meanwhile,public prosecutor Ranjit Ganguly said the courts order to press cognizable offence against Mondal was not legal. I felt the order of the court is beyond law and it can be challenged. If the government permits me,I am ready to go to the higher court with the order, said Ganguly.


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Soul City Kids Camp is currently rockin' and rollin' towards its fifth and final week for the summer of 2017. This marks the fourth year that I have written (along with my husband and a few friends) the sketches that open and close each week of camp.
I love writing these sketches. I love so many things about them. I can't tell you how fun it is create dragons that remind us how to be brave, crazy mountain men who reiterate that God is always with us, bakers who tell us so deeply of Jesus' love, and whole worlds inside a person's brain that lead us to discover what it means to be made alive in Christ. There's something really special about marrying the magical whimsy of made-up childhood stories with the sheer wonder that is God and his love and whom he's chosen us to be.
One of my favorite things about working and writing and serving and teaching in Soul City Kids has always been the "bottom line," or "big idea," as we call them at camp. The bottom line is the main take away from the lesson each Sunday. They're short and simple, easy to remember, and they always pack a punch.
I love how breaking God's word down into simplistic phrases allows the truths to slide easily into my heart. If you want to grow in your walk with Christ, I can tell you that one of the best ways to do that is to serve in kids ministry. Kids will teach more about joy and freedom and bringing your true self to God than any sermon you've ever heard. They'll teach you about patience and prayer, wisdom and discernment. They'll challenge you to actually live what you are teaching and ask you questions that will drive you to new levels of knowledge and trusting God to lead. And on top of all of that, you'll be reading and studying the Bible each week that you serve, allowing a passage of scripture and a bottom line to sink their way into your hearts the same way it has done in mine.
As I'm reflecting on the things I've learned this summer at Soul City Kids Camp, two things came to mind.
First, God is always with me, even when things are hard – the big idea from the fourth week of camp.
Things have been hard lately – in life, in work, and in some ways relationships. Some of it has to do with my attitude and some of it is just actually hard. I once wrote a post for a devotional blog based on the first few verses in Isaiah 43. I talked about how adulthood means learning to walk with God through the hard things. He didn't create us hide behind him in fear, wallowing in self pity and hoping he will fix everything. He created us to stand beside him in courage and to walk! To walk with him and learn and stumble and fall and grow stronger along the way.
The second thing that came to mind was this – during the hard times, during the challenges, it's important to remember the things that bring you life.
These things have not always been apparent to me. I've struggled with identity and purpose better than the best of them, but slowly, as I've looked back over my life and considered all the good and bad and easy and hard of right now, those life giving embers of the things that bring me joy have started flickering inside my mind's eye.
I think one reason things have been so hard lately is that I lost a bit of myself in the midst of the marriage transition and then the new job transition and the new job transition again and again.
A therapist once told me that when you go through a big transition, it's not unusual for it to take up to six months for you to feel like yourself again. So what happens when major transitions happen every three months for over a year and they still feel not quite settled yet? Well, you forget who you are for a little bit longer and then take a deep breath when the waves finally break, that's what.
I'm gonna land this plane right here.
Just because my vision got cloudy for a while doesn't mean that God wasn't with me. He's been here the whole time, right beside the woman he rescued and brought to life so many years ago.
Pay attention to those things that give you life and know that God is with you. That is my challenge for you today.


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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) uses three-letter abbreviation country codes[1] to refer to each group of athletes that participate in the Olympic Games. Each code usually identifies a National Olympic Committee (NOC), but there are several codes that have been used for other instances in past Games, such as teams composed of athletes from multiple nations, or groups of athletes not formally representing any nation.
Several of the IOC codes are different from the standard FIFA, use similar country codes to refer to their respective teams, but with some differences. Still others, such as the Commonwealth Games Federation or Association of Tennis Professionals, use the IOC list verbatim.
The 1956 Winter Olympics and 1960 Summer Olympics were the first Games to feature Initials of Nations to refer to each NOC in the published official reports.[2] However, the codes used at the next few Games were often based on the host nation's language (e.g., GIA for Japan at the 1956 Winter Olympics and 1960 Summer Olympics, both held in Italy, from Italian Giappone) or based on the French name for the nation (e.g., COR for Korea, from Corée). By the 1972 Winter Olympics, most codes were standardized on the current usage, but several have changed in recent years. Additionally, the dissolution of the Soviet Union, division and unification of Germany, breakup of Yugoslavia, dissolution of Czechoslovakia, and several other instances of geographical renaming have all resulted in code changes.
In addition to this list of over 200 NOCs, the participation of National Paralympic Committees (NPCs) at the Paralympic Games requires standardised IOC codes, such as Macau and the Faroe Islands, coded MAC and FRO respectively.[3][4]
Two other significant code changes have occurred, both because of a change in the nation's designation as used by the IOC:
Cortina d'Ampezzo, 1952 Winter Olympics, Bobsleigh at the 1956 Winter Olympics, World War II, International Olympic Committee
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We are a construction company located in the Emu Plains area looking to employ a responsible Accounts/Admin Clerk to assist our accounts department with day to day duties.
Duties of the Accounts/Admin Clerk include providing support to our managers and employees, assisting in daily office needs and managing our company's general administrative activities.
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Black Box Theatre, Oslo.
The Big Dream is based on the written correspondence between two of the actors in Verk Produktioner. The letters explore the choices that they have made and how they have mastered everyday life and themselves. They write from where they find themselves right now, in an effort to better understand something in the work, the time and themselves. The gaze is always directed towards a shared vision; the dream of what the theater can contain.
"We talked about a text I read a long time ago, Hydra by Heiner Müller. It was about someone who hunted a monster inside a forest. As time goes by he loses grip on time and place. The forest looks like no forest he has been in before, and the task, his battle with the monster, Hydra, begins to lose its original meaning. He also wondered if he, as the hunter of this monster, was a completely different person to himself. He struggled not to scream, threw himself forward in fast spurts, but could not move from the spot; the forest kept holding him. In the midst of rising panic, he realized that the forest was the monster, that he had become part of the Hydra, and that he was the hunted. He had been swallowed up without realising it. He had adapted to the rhythm of the forest."
Verk Produksjoner is celebrating its 20th anniversary after having produced and presented critically acclaimed performances at home and abroad since 1999, receiving warm responses from both press and audiences. Saturday 12. October there will be seminars, readings and a book launch in connection with Verk's 20th anniversary. Follow our website and our Facebook page for more information!
Med / With: Anders Mossling, Saila Hyttinen, Fredrik Hannestad, Solveig Laland Mohn, Per Platou. Scenografi, lys konsept / Scenography, Light concept: Jakob Oredsson. Tekstdramaturg / Text dramaturge: Runa Skolseg. Light technician/ Scenography assistent: Felipe Osorio-Guzmán. Produsent / Producer: Pernille Mogensen. Produsentassistent / Producer assistant: Lea Basch. Støttet av / Supported by: Kulturrådet. Co-produksjon / co-production: Black Box teater (Oslo).


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Northeast Tarrant
Northeast Tarrant cities embrace more public art projects
A call for artists to showcase their work and create outdoor sculptures has emerged in several Northeast communities.
City leaders said they hope the projects will mold a more cohesive aesthetic in communities, creating places that residents and visitors will want to explore and admire.
In Southlake, for example, a new sculpture title "Flying Together" is underway for the roundabout at Dove Road/Peytonville Avenue/Sam School Road. The sculpture is being created by Dream Big Sculpture from Colorado.
"The Dream Big Sculpture is expected to be installed in the coming months," Southlake Community Relations Manager Jenni Lanier said.
The Southlake Arts Council also is reviewing location options for a kinetic piece once planned for Frank Edgar Cornish IV Park in Southlake Town Square.
Several works are already installed in city roundabouts, facilities and parks.
The overarching goal of Southlake's Public Art Master Plan is to create a better visual environment and to integrate artistic works into the development of eligible city projects. The city wants to select artists at the beginning stages of projects to work on the project design team, according to the master plan.
Butterfly sculpture set for Grapevine
Grapevine already is known its public art pieces and soon, a butterfly sculpture in honor of Mayor Pro Tem C. Shane Wilbanks, who died in 2015, will grace the grounds of the Grapevine Botanical Gardens.
Butterflies for the "Transition to Beauty" sculpture will be made from metal in a variety of styles, sizes and colors.
The sculpture will be roughly 22 feet high and will be created by Linda Lewis-Roark, owner of the Grapevine Foundry, who has more than 15 years of sculpting experience.
"Visitors will be able to stand in the middle of it and take in its beauty," said Sasha Haverkamp of the city's parks and recreation department.
Also approved by the City Council on the same day was a "City of Stars" piece that will be placed outside The REC of Grapevine.
It is composed of finished stainless steel with intricate laser-cut patterns. The tallest piece will be about 13 feet high and the sculpture will include color-changing LED lighting.
The REC is a multi-generational community recreation center that opened last spring.
Keller seeks entries for rotating sculpture
In Old Town Keller, the Keller Public Arts Board is seeking entries for the inaugural phase of a rotating sculpture program.
Five pieces will be awarded a $1,000 honorarium and one Best in Show winner will receive an additional $500.
"With this program, which will eventually grow to include nine sculptures, Keller will further enhance its reputation as one of the best cities in which to enjoy public art in the Dallas-Fort Worth region," Public Arts Board Chairwoman Brenda Wyatt said.
All sculptures must be finished by May 31.
In October, the Keller Public Arts Board will partner with the Keller Public Arts Society to host an art and music event honoring the artists. The artwork will be for sale with a 25 percent commission collected by the city.
Further details and applications are available online at the city's website, www.cityofkeller.com. A sculpture location map with 14 art locations to explore also is online.
Art projects planned for Westlake
Westlake also will be creating opportunities for emerging artists as part of the town's new public art program, approved by the City Council earlier this year.
Town consultant Robin McCaffrey said art galleries nationally and abroad are losing money, with high costs forcing gallery systems to rely on retail and established artists.
"Emerging artists are finding it extremely difficult to get work," McCaffrey said. "Westlake will join forces with art institutes and artists and create a venue for artists to come forward."
McCaffrey said the art competition, which will be curated by recognized artists, has been well-received by art institutions.
"Westlake will become a destination place with worthy projects," McCaffrey said.
Writer Susan McFarland contributed to this report.
Marty Sabota: 817-390-7367, @martysabota


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Student Portal | ecampus | Work at WITT
WITT's new CE will be welcomed by iwi leaders and a nationals-bound kapa haka group next week.
John Snook's appointment was announced in early January and he starts at WITT on Monday.
Hemi Sundgren (Te Atiawa) and Wharehoka Wano (Taranaki) will represent two iwi who have memorandums of understanding with WITT
The powhiri will be at the same venue, Te Piere, that Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa and Te Kāhui o Taranaki signed their memorandums with WITT in late 2017.
The new chief executive will also see the Ngā Purapura o Te Taihauāuru Kapa Haka Group, which is preparing to represent Taranaki and the Te Kāhui Maunga region at Te Matatini National Kapa Haka Competitions for the sixth time.
The televised nationals will run from February 20-24 in Wellington.
The Waitara based group qualified for the biennial event last February at regional competitions held at Rātana Pā, after competing against eight other teams from Taranaki and Whanganui.
They will be on familiar territory, having performed at national finals in Tauranga (2009) Gisborne (2011) Rotorua (2013) Christchurch (2015) and Hastings (2017).
Co-Tutor- Tamzyn-Rose Pue said some members travel "home" from Hamilton, Taupō and Raglan every weekend for training sessions and live-ins.
"I am extremely proud of my team. This is a way of life for us, as membership requires total commitment and passion - so much planning and organising goes into it.
"We have our own dialect, our own accent, our own words, phrases and proverbs as each of the regions do and so for Ngā Purapura - we have a responsibility to our tūpuna, our marae, hapū, iwi, whanau – and our kids who also jump in the lines and learn our material."
John Snook comes to WITT with a broad background in education and has previously served as acting chief executive of the Waiariki Institute of Technology.
Pictured: Ngā Purapura will perform at WITT on Monday.


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EU's Tusk's riposte to Trump: respect the allies you have
BRUSSELS: European Council President Donald Tusk told US President Donald Trump on Tuesday to stop berating NATO allies over military investment levels, on the eve of an alliance summit.
"Dear America, appreciate your allies, after all you don't have that many," Tusk, a former Polish premier, said after a signing statement on cooperation between the European Union and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation.
Earlier, "Europe is possibly as bad as China on trade," US President Donald https://arynews.tv/en/eu-possibly-as-bad-as-china-on-trade-trump/Trump said in an interview broadcast Sunday, with trade wars emerging against both the Asian giant as well as longtime allies in Europe and Canada.
"The European Union is possibly as bad as China, only smaller," Trump said on Fox News' "Sunday Morning Futures" program.
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The awesome power, beauty and dark side of the Sun is revealed in this exhibition. Spectacular interactive experiences, unique artefacts and stunning imagery sheds fresh light on our evolving relationship with our closest star.
People have worshipped it, lived under its illumination, tried to harness its power and uncover its secrets.
From beautiful early Nordic Bronze Age artefacts that reveal ancient beliefs of how the Sun was transported across the sky, to details of upcoming NASA and ESA solar missions, this exhibition will chart humankind's dependence upon and everchanging understanding of our star.
Animations, archive recordings and film bring to life a unique collection of scientific instruments, technological innovations and historic artefacts.
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The Critical Key to Successful Small Biz Marketing
What's the one thing I can do to make sure my marketing sticks? I don't have a big budget or heaps of time - what do I do?
So you're looking at all the marketing options you have available, and your head is already buzzing - which platforms do I use? How much do I spend? How do I get results fast?
Well, I hate to break it to you - but unless you spend a bajillion dollars, it ain't going to happen.
The truth is, marketing your business is a lot like going to the gym - you're not going to get results after one day, no matter how hard you train. The only way you'll get long-term improvement is by committing to do the work consistently.
Marketing needs to become more routine, less ad-hoc.
I'm going to walk you through the why-what-how of consistent content marketing for your small business - by the end of this blog post, you'll have the knowledge you need to grit your teeth, draw up a plan and commit to it - for the long haul. To help you out, I've included a free bonus checklist at the end, which is what I use to keep me on track with my clients and is now working its way into my own marketing.
First, let's drill down on the word consistent.
This is a great talk by a marketing expert I love - Simon Sinek - which I encourage you to watch after. Trust me, it'll be a lightbulb moment for you.
But in a nutshell, the key point is this: we as consumers buy from service providers we know, like and trust. Think about the businesses you deal with regularly as a consumer - your favourite cafe, your doctor, your hairdresser or barber. Why do you do business with them?
It might have been price motivated initially, or perhaps convenient, but why are you still with them now? It's because you now have a relationship with them - you know, like and trust them to do good things for you. But how do we create the invaluable relationships with people who aren't customers yet?
The answer: through our marketing.
And this is where the content creation part comes in to play.
By creating content that provides knowledge, solves problems, answers questions, educates or entertains, we are serving with generosity whilst also giving them an insight into who we are as businesses. Our marketing might be funny, kind, supportive - however you come across through your content, what you're consistently saying is 'I'm here, I'm passionate, I'm knowledgeable and I'm here to help."
Now, if someone says that once, well - that's nice. But if you as a business are saying it every week through your marketing, it becomes hard to dismiss. Suddenly, you're not just talking the talk, you're very publicly walking the walk.
"That's all well and good - but what do I write about?"
Well my friend, this is where your Ideal Client Persona (ICP) comes into play.
An Ideal Client Persona is an exercise where we make some educated guesses about what a typical customer in your target market looks like in terms of:
who they are
where they work
what their struggles are
what their family situation may be
This then leads us to find opportunities for where we can pitch your business into their lives.
Many businesses are too scared to do this - they want to stick to the 'everyone's my target market' philosophy. What they actually mean by this is: I'm willing to do business with anybody. This is very noble - not discriminating in who you are willing to serve is something to be proud of. But it's not the same as creating tailored content that speaks to a particular person's needs. Many businesses also shy away from this for fear that they might lose potential customers; they worry that their marketing message too specific.
Think of it in terms of car advertising: is someone looking to buy a Toyota Prius also potentially looking at a Ferrari? You know the answer to that - absolutely not!
We can safely assume that someone considering a Toyota Prius is looking for something safe, environmentally friendly and reliable. They may have a young family, university educated and generally are looking for something practical.
On the flipside, we can confidently assume that someone looking at a Ferrari is financially successful (or at least well off), potentially single, with a high disposable income and is looking for something fast, flashy and exciting that will turn heads as they drive past.
Now how do we all know this about these cars?
The answer: their marketing.
From where their ads are placed and what they contain, we clearly know whether they're aimed at us, or someone else. If you're not a Ferrari person, or a Prius person, these ads will have very little effect on you. But if you are someone similar to their Ideal Client Persona, these ads are very likely going to inspire you to move closer to a purchase.
This is the power of knowing your Ideal Client on a much deeper level - when you know what their family situation is, their goals and ambitions, their problems and frustrations - it allows you to create content that speaks to these parts of their lives and positions your business as the solution they've been searching for.
Lights, camera - action!
Now that you've created your content, what do you do with it?
There are a million different ways to market your business - this is where a lot of business owners get stuck in the 'where to start' phase.
I have a lifesaving system I've developed for my clients that I am currently building into a training program - watch this space for more!
But until then, you should check out this article - it covers all my favourite ways of promoting your content FOR FREE Y'ALL!
It includes:
Google (SEO & My Business Platform)
Website (don't worry if you don't have one - I have a neat trick you can use until you do!)
Now you might be thinking that this all seems like a sh*ttonne of work to do. But be sure to check out that blog post - here's the link again - as it's got a sweet work around that will make you create content in a way that is smarter, not harder.
And remember: no one who ever got long term results from going to the gym said it was a walk in the park! This is about making marketing part of your small business routine, whether that's weekly or monthly.
A FREE Checklist to get you started
To give you a head start in ticking your marketing off your to-do list every week/month, check out this FREE Monthly Marketing Checklist I use in my own business. You can grab your free copy here:
Wrapping Up
As you dive in to your new marketing-gym-program, keep in mind the big picture goals here:
Consistent content creation designed to answer questions & solve problems for our target market allows us to build relationships with potential clients - through our marketing, they come to know, like & trust us, which is the crucial first step towards doing business with us.
Until next time!
|Meredith Paige is a freelance marketer dedicated to giving small business owners the tools they need to DIY their marketing. She creates courses, templates & workshops to make small biz marketing achievable & affordable - just the way it should be. You can check her out on Instagram & Facebook, or send her an email to say hi.


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|Hayden Prairie
Back on the trail March 2 2015. I have been reading reports of Golden Eagles , possibly Snowy Owls , Red poles here at Hayden prairie. I can see why, what a vast open area. I traveled west on highway 9 and turned North on highway 63 ended up around Lime Springs and Chester. I saw plenty of Whitetail deer, Pheasant, but no Red poles, Snowy Owls or Golden Eagles. I did see 2 Rough leg Hawks. This particular Rough leg I watched on 50th st not a lot of traffic to disturb it. I spotted it
on the ground then it flew up to a utility pole.
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Rough legs are found in the Arctic and Sub-arctic of North America and Europe, which make them circumpolar birds that breed in the Arctic tundra. Males seem to migrate more South in winter, females stay more North.
I always see Rough legs in North East Iowa in Winter, I watch as they hover and then dive to the ground after a rodent of some kind. Males can be darker then females although there are darker morphs (variations) in plumage. Rough legs are named for the feathers that go all the way to their feet this helps to conserve heat.
These hawks like open habitat for hunting, but will also hunt from a utility poles, like this Hawk was doing he would return to the same perch every time. They feed primarily on small rodents including mice, shrews and voles.


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Chapter 22
Chapter 22
The rain began near the Ellsworth town line, still ten miles from the hospital. Madison turned on the windshield wipers and headlights, and grinned at her sister in the passenger seat. "Welcome to Ellsworth," she said. "My old stomping grounds. Where the people are friendly and the sun always shines."
The only thing out on this edge of Ellsworth was the Book Farm, named for what it was: a huge house and attached barn filled with used books, old newspapers and magazines, and assorted knickknacks. A sign just small enough to comply with Maine's laws against ostentatious billboards announced that it was open seven days a week between Memorial Day and Labor Day. "I used to love that place," Pilar said.
"Me, too," Madison replied, slowing down. "Want to stop?"
"Do we have time?"
"Oh, I think Mom can wait half an hour or so, don't you?" She eased the car off the highway into a steep driveway, which descended to a long dirt parking lot beside the barn. Only a handful of cars and an RV were parked there; the season was young yet, and it was a weekday. Though Madison had been driving to Ellsworth frequently since Annabelle's hospitalization, she didn't often come this way, but they had detoured through Belfast to deliver an ounce of weed to a customer, a sixty-year old man who played banjo and knew Everett and had wanted the two women to sit and talk and smoke with him. Madison had begged off, citing her mother. But she loved used bookstores, and she had been through most of the books on her bathroom shelf.
She pulled open the heavy wooden outer door, and the two sisters ducked out of the rain into a small entranceway lined with bargain books on sale for a dollar. Beyond here was the interior of the barn itself, the cash register just inside another door. Though bookshelves still stretched into every corner, a large central area had been cleared out for jackets, flags, bandannas and assorted souvenirs. A set of wooden steps led up to an open attic, as it always had. The second floor was as large as the first, filled with magazines and newspapers dating back decades.
An older man and woman behind the cash register nodded as they came in. The other cars out in the parking lot hadn't driven themselves here, but the store was so vast that she could see no other customers. Madison meandered toward where her memory told her the mystery section would be, on the first floor, and Pilar followed. They passed a narrow stand-alone shelf unit filled with maple products: small bottles of syrup, boxes of candy, hand-carved wooden utensils. A small sign bore the name and e-mail address of a local producer. "That's good," Pilar said. "They're diversifying. Nobody can get by just selling books any more."
"It's a shame, isn't it?" Madison said. "People don't read. Serena doesn't read to her kids, not like Mom used to read to us."
"Yeah, she used to read twisted stuff. Remember that story about the Maine town that was filled with cannibals?"
Madison laughed. "The one where the guy gets pulled over for speeding in the wee hours of the morning, and they eat him at the end?"
"That's the one," Pilar said. "I found that story in a collection, years later."
"Every time some unsuspecting driver came through town, they set a speed trap and had a barbecue."
Both women were laughing now. "It was ridiculous," Pilar said, "but at the time it really scared me. What kind of mother reads a story like that to her kids?"
"Hey, at least she encouraged us to read," Madison said. "I remember that she wouldn't let us go to any R-rated movies, but we were allowed to read anything we wanted. I'm probably the only person I know who's read The Exorcist but never seen the movie."
"Your mother sucks cocks in Hell," Pilar said.
"That's what the little girl says to the priest, when she's possessed," Pilar explained. "I'll never forget it. I wasn't much older than Linda Blair when I saw that movie, and here's this innocent girl." Pilar made her voice into a croak and repeated the line: "Your mother sucks cocks in Hell."
"Jesus, Pilar, say it a little louder, why don't you? See if we can draw some attention to ourselves."
But the only person potentially within earshot, a tall older man browsing a few shelves down, showed no reaction. Madison pulled out a Dick Francis hardcover and glanced at the flyleaf. "I don't know if I've read this one," she said. "He's always good."
"Ever read this guy?" Pilar handed her another hardcover. She looked at the author's name and shook her head. "Carl Hiaasen," Pilar said. "He writes mysteries about whackos in South Florida, all the greed and corruption and drug smuggling and outright stupidity. They're hilarious."
"Florida, huh?" Madison examined the cover. "Maybe I'll give it a try, send it to Graham if I like it. He's my reader. Lately we've been trading hockey novels. You'd be surprised at how many good books there are about hockey. Although maybe you won't, after living in Canada."
"Quebec's not really Canada," Pilar said. "They do like their hockey, though. Claude dragged me to a couple of games in Montreal."
"Dragged you? Pilar, going to see the Canadiens play in Montreal is like going to see a baseball game in Fenway Park, or Yankee Stadium. It's the capital of hockey. I've never been to Montreal, let alone seen a game there. And you get dragged to a couple of games? Do you know how jealous I am?"
"Claude can probably get tickets, if you want to go sometime. His father's pretty well connected."
"You and Claude still speaking?"
"About like you and Mike. I don't imagine he'd hang up on me if I called."
Pilar had arrived a week ago in a cheap little Honda she had bought, with Claude's help, at a dealership in Sherbrooke. It had a bent radio antenna and a dent in the rear bumper but it ran fine; Pilar had explained to Madison that Claude had been so furious at her theft of his Fiat that he had insisted she get her own vehicle. She had retorted that all the unpaid work she had done for him was worth at least the cost of a used car, and after a fight that lasted all the way to the dealership he had relented and put down most of the money. She had signed the papers and promptly taken off for the States. Madison didn't know, and didn't ask, if she had been in touch with him since.
But Pilar's little Honda was back at the farm, in the driveway. On this trip, Madison had insisted on driving. It wouldn't do to get pulled over for speeding in a car with foreign plates while delivering pot, despite Maine's liberal laws. And her mother's cookies were still in the car. Only break one law at a time. If you were going to speed, at least make sure your tags were current and you weren't carrying illegal substances. The last trip she'd taken with Pilar behind the wheel had unnerved her more than she cared to admit.
She tucked the Hiaasen book under her arm and returned the Francis novel to the shelf. "I can get carried away in a place like this," she said. "Then again, you can't really have too many books."
"I agree," Pilar said. "If I hadn't moved so much in my life, I'd have a house full of floor-to-ceiling bookshelves."
"Like Mom does?"
"Yeah. And every Christmas I'd cull the collection, like she does, and give away duplicates, or books I didn't want any more. Only I'd keep track of which book I'd sent to whom, so nobody would end up with three copies of We Took to the Woods."
Madison laughed. "Mine's the Helen and Scott Nearing book," she said. "I guess she got it into her head that I'm an organic farmer. But you know, we raise pigs and goats and chickens, and the Nearings were vegetarians."
"I'm going to wander around a little," Pilar said. "Maybe meet you back by the front desk in what? Twenty minutes?"
The sisters looked at their wrists, then at each other, and burst out laughing. Neither was wearing a watch.
"Best guess," Madison said. "Don't get lost."
Pilar wafted off back toward the center of the store while Madison continued to browse the mysteries. But nothing else caught her eye, and she drifted through the horror section, past the Stephen King wall, and toward the special section of sport literature, the likes of which she had not ever seen in any other bookstore. Situated in a small alcove, it was divided vertically into sport fiction and nonfiction, the novels on the left, the essays and biographies and so forth on the right. And it was categorized by sport. Her eyes went immediately to the short shelf of hockey novels. She scanned for unfamiliar titles, found two, and pulled both down to examine.
She thought Graham might be interested in the first one, which looked like a fictionalized version of the Phil and Tony Esposito story: two brothers, one a scorer, the other a goaltender. But the second book intrigued her, because it was about the interrelationships on a high school girls' hockey team. Her jock son would likely pooh-pooh anything about girls playing hockey, but she read the first several pages. After a few minutes, without looking up from the book, she slid over to a nearby chair, sat down, and continued reading. She was halfway through the first chapter when she heard her sister's unmistakable voice.
"Oh my God, Madison, you have to see this."
She looked up, but the only person she saw was an older woman a few shelves away who had heard Pilar cry out, too. She closed the book, keeping her place with a finger.
"Maddie, where are you?"
"Over here," she called back, moving toward her sister's voice. But the shelves were tall and Pilar was short, and Madison didn't see her until she rounded the end of a bookshelf and they nearly collided.
Pilar had her fingers in the middle of a paperback book. She waved it in Madison's face. "You're not going to believe this." She held the book out so that Madison could see the title: Haunted Places of Downeast Maine. "Our father's in here," she said breathlessly. "Everett's girlfriend wasn't kidding."
"What? Let me see that."
But Pilar had the book open and was talking rapidly. "It's divided up by location," she said. "There's a big section on that woman's leg in Bucksport, and the haunted room at the Lucerne Inn," she said. "And there was apparently some dance hall out past Franklin that burned to the ground, and a girl out there people see on foggy nights. But then at the end of the Hancock County chapter there's a brief mention of other places that might be haunted. Including a certain hospital." She flipped pages. "Here it is."
Madison scanned the passage next to her sister's small thumb. It was only a single paragraph, and it did not mention the doctor by name. But it did mention the elevator. "An anonymous employee of the hospital reported that the elevator will sometimes move on its own, and that lights will blink on and off for no apparent reason," Pilar read aloud. "According to this same employee, the elevator shaft is in an old stairwell, where a doctor fell to his death many years ago."
"Wow," Madison said.
"Yeah. Who else could it be?"
"It's not very well documented," Madison pointed out. "One employee repeating a rumor. An anonymous employee, at that."
"Yeah, but remember what Corinne said? Hospital workers aren't allowed to talk about ghosts. The subject's off limits."
"You would think the guy would have done some research, though," Madison said. "How many doctors have died at that hospital? He's got the cause of death, but not the doctor's name, or even when it happened."
"I'm buying this book," Pilar declared. "The back cover says the author works at the University of Maine at Machias. Maybe I can get in touch with him."
"If he's still there," Madison said. "How old's that book?"
Pilar flipped to the front. "Copyright 2002. Ten years ago. That means that people have known about our father's ghost for at least ten years. Maybe this guy knows more than what he could put in print."
"I wonder if that's true, about the elevator," Madison said. "That it's in the same place as the stairs that Dad fell down. But Pilar, even if it is true, and even if it somehow turns out to be true that our father's ghost is still in that hospital, which I doubt, what do we do about it? How can we talk to him? What does he want?"
"I don't know," Pilar said. "I don't know if there's anything more than a story. But don't you want to find out? Aren't you curious?"
"Yeah, I guess I am," Madison admitted, after a moment. "He was our father, after all. And he's been a memory a lot longer than we actually knew him as a flesh-and-blood human being."
"It's almost like he's been a ghost our whole lives."
"I wonder if Mom knows," Madison said. "About this story, I mean, that the hospital's haunted by the ghost of her former husband. If Everett's girlfriend knows, and this writer knows, how many other people are in on it?"
"I don't think we should say anything to her, until we find out more," Pilar said. "It could just be someone's imagination running wild. Or it could be the real thing – a real spirit. Dad might still be hanging around on this plane, for some reason only he knows."
Madison didn't know what to say to this. She was glad Jeremy wasn't here to shower them with ridicule. Anyone could write anything in a book, especially when the subject was something as speculative as the supernatural. But she couldn't dismiss the haunting of the hospital out of hand, either, not now that she had heard about it from two independent sources. The thought occurred to her that Corinne had once worked at that hospital, and that she could be the writer's anonymous source, but how likely was that? On the other hand, how likely was it that her dead father's shade prowled the corridors of the very hospital in which her mother was now an extended guest?
Pilar wanted to go upstairs and look for old issues of the Ellsworth American from the time of their father's death. But though the store had copies of Life and the Saturday Evening Post and other publications going back fifty years or more, there were no copies of the local paper before the turn of the century. "The library would have them all on microfiche," the woman at the cash register told them.
Madison bought three books and Pilar just the one, but she leafed through it all the way to the hospital, reading selected sentences aloud and commenting on the places featured in the text. "Did you know there's an ancient Indian burial ground down near Blue Hill Falls? We drive right past it on the way to the point. This says it's the home of several restless spirits."
"Anything more about our father?" Madison wanted to know.
Pilar shook her head. "It doesn't appear so."
"I wonder if Danny Allen's ghost is out there somewhere," Madison mused.
Pilar closed the book and looked over at her sister. "All those years we lived across the street from his grave," she said. "I never saw anything."
"He wouldn't be there," Madison said. "He'd be out on Newberry Neck, where he died. Like Dad, in the hospital."
"Oh, right."
"Can you believe we're talking about this?"
"This book was there for me to find. I was meant to find it. We wouldn't be talking about this if we hadn't decided to stop at the Book Farm on the spur of the moment, and if I hadn't wandered into the Maine section, and spotted this book."
"Pilar, do you really think there's anything to it?"
"I know I'm going to try to find out," Pilar said. "I'm going to look up this writer, for one thing. And I'm going to check out the newspapers from when Dad died. All I remember is Mom coming home and herding us all into the car. That's all I remember, her coming home and telling us."
Madison bit her lower lip, then ran her tongue over it. "We were with a babysitter," she said." Nancy Lovejoy. We all hated her. It was a Saturday, but Mom was over in Northeast Harbor, getting her hair done. And then she came home, and we dropped Nancy off on our way to the hospital. We spent the next three days staring at our father."
"It's hard to believe she's outlived him by more than forty years," Pilar said, after a moment. "Like Yoko Ono. Or Lauren Bacall."
"Okay, I get the Yoko reference, but who was Lauren Bacall married to?"
"Bogie," Pilar said. "Humphrey Bogart. Haven't you ever seen To Have and to Have Not? She was twenty and he was like, pushing fifty. He died of lung cancer at fifty-seven. She's still alive, I believe."
"The only Bogart film I remember is Casablanca. It was Dad's favorite movie."
"I didn't know that," Pilar said. "But it makes sense. World War Two, noble sacrifice for the greater good, gallant gentlemen fighting the good fight. That was his world, I guess."
At the hospital, the two sisters headed immediately to the elevator, then stopped, looked at each other, and laughed. "Come on," Madison said. "How many times have we been up and down in this thing? It hasn't talked to us yet."
"It has behaved strangely, though," Pilar said.
"Who hasn't?" Madison replied, and pressed the button.
But this time everything was normal. Annabelle sat in a chair, in jeans and a light blue turtleneck, doing a crossword puzzle. She stood up to greet them. "See how much better I'm doing?" she said, hugging each of them in turn. "I'm tempted to walk right out of here."
"You look good, Mom," Madison said.
"Six steps today, unassisted," Annabelle boasted. "I could've made it all the way if they had let me rest for a few minutes."
"You'll get there, Mom," Madison said.
"It's just a matter of time," Pilar added.
"I'm getting out of here on Saturday, come hell or high water," Annabelle said, looking briefly fierce. Then her face softened. "Joan's coming in for lunch. She's bringing popovers from the Jordan Pond House. I hope she brings enough for all of us." She turned to Madison. "Did you bring my cookies?"
She and Pilar had gotten so wrapped in the talk of Elliott Sprauling's possible ghost that Madison had forgotten all about the cookies. "I left them down in the car," she said. "They're in the glove box. I'll go get them."
"You don't have to go right this second," Annabelle said. "Let's sit and talk for a spell. You just got here, after all."
"Mom, I'll be right back," Madison said. "I'd better go get them before I forget. You wouldn't want me to drive off with them, would you?"
"I'd remind you," Annabelle said, and Madison thought that was probably true. Her mother was at an age when people start forgetting things, but Annabelle's mind was still sharp inside her shrinking body. And she did seem to like Madison's cookies.
"Pilar can regale you with the story of her escape from Quebec," Madison said, sliding out the door, but not missing the sharp look her little sister flashed her. Laughing softly to herself, she walked down the hall toward the elevator.
A woman was waiting there, skinny in straight-legged blue jeans, with straight, shoulder-length red hair, and one arm in a sling. "Hi," Maddie said as she approached. "Going down?"
The woman turned to face her. Madison saw that she was younger, maybe thirty-five, and that someone or something had blackened one eye. The edge of the shiner had turned a deep purple. She couldn't stop herself from sucking in a short, surprised breath.
The woman smiled, showing small, pearly teeth. "It probably looks worse than it is," she said. "It's been a few days."
"It's none of my business," Madison assured her.
"I don't mind," the woman said. "I didn't fall down the stairs, you know what I mean?"
Despite the obvious implication, Madison thought this an odd thing to say. Her mind darted back to the book Pilar had found at the Book Farm and what it had said about this hospital – this very part of the hospital – and she realized that she was standing literally on top of the spot where her father had died, more than forty years ago, from a fall down the stairs.
She was saved from formulating a response when the elevator arrived and the door opened. An elderly man on the arm of a middle-aged woman stepped out. "Hello, ladies," he said, blinking at each of them in turn behind large, black-rimmed glasses. He had a single tuft of white hair front and center on his otherwise bald head, and his stooped posture caused it to point at whoever he was addressing.
"Come along now, Dad," the woman said gently. She was half a foot taller than the old man, wearing a knee-length purple dress one might see in an office, her short brown hair professionally styled. She gave them a dismissive nod and led him off down the hall, in the direction of Annabelle's room.
"After you," Madison said.
The two women entered the elevator, and Madison pressed the button for the first floor. The door closed. The elevator began its descent. The light for the second floor came on for a few seconds and went off.
And then the elevator stopped.
The door did not open. The first-floor light didn't go on. Madison and the woman with the sling looked at each other. That really was an impressive shiner, Madison thought.
"What's going on?" the woman said.
"I don't know." Madison pressed the panel button for the first floor again. Nothing.
"Shit," the other woman said. "You mean we're stuck in here?"
"I don't know," Madison said again. She scanned the panel for an emergency button. She found it, but tried the button for the third floor first. The elevator did not move. She pressed the large red button with the palm of her hand, holding it down for several seconds.
"Did you hear anything?" she asked her companion.
"Nope," the red-haired woman said, shaking her head. "Maybe it sets off an alarm in some other part of the hospital."
"Maybe." Madison paused, and gazed at the panel. It was the best way to keep from gawking at the woman's colorful black eye – a misnomer, she thought, given that the edges of the bruise had turned several shades of purple, yellow and green. "What happens if we open the door?"
"It won't open between floors, will it?"
"I don't know," Madison said. "It's worth a try." She pressed the button.
For a moment, nothing happened. Then, as if in slow motion, the door slid open barely wide enough for a person to squeeze through – had there been any reason to, for it opened onto a concrete wall inches in front of their faces. "Great," Madison said. "Now what?"
"What's that say?" the woman asked.
"Up there. Looks like someone wrote something on the wall. I can't see too good, on account of this." She laughed, and touched the tip of an index finger to the edge of her injured eye.
Madison followed the girl's good eye to a spot on the concrete above both their heads. Someone had indeed scrawled something, with black paint or magic marker. "It's a heart," Madison said. "A heart, with an arrow through it, and someone's initials." Then she swallowed, hard, around the lump that had suddenly formed in her throat. The initials were E.S. Her father's initials. A long crack in the concrete ran directly between the letters, splitting the whole heart in two.
"Wow," said the woman beside here. "I wonder how long that's been there."
"I don't know," Madison said slowly. "But I'm guessing somewhere around forty years. Maybe more."
"How do you know that?"
"I don't," Madison said. "It's just a guess." But the heart creeped her out. She didn't want to look at it a moment longer. She pushed the button to close the door, and felt a wave of relief when the door obeyed.
She pushed the button for the first floor again, but the elevator didn't move. Apparently it was obeying only selected instructions today. She leaned again into the emergency button.
"You got a cell phone?" the woman asked.
Madison laughed. "Why didn't I think of that?" She reached into her pocket and pulled it out, then pulled up Pilar's phone number from her list of contacts. But she didn't have any bars. "Shit," she said. "Something in here's cutting off my phone reception. Try yours."
"My old man smashed my phone," the woman said. "The same time he went upside my head and gave me this." She pointed at her eye again and grinned, though Madison saw sadness behind the smile.
"I'm sorry," she said. She closed her phone and replaced it in her pocket.
"Don't be. I got a restraining order. He can't come within fifty yards of the house unless I say so."
"Those don't always work," Madison said. "Did he break your arm, too?"
"Dislocated," the woman said. "We had a fight, there was drinking involved, things got out of hand."
"It sounds like it."
"Thing is, it was partly my fault."
"Don't say that," Madison admonished. "There's never an acceptable reason for a man to hit a woman. Don't make excuses for him."
The woman slumped against the elevator wall. "You're right," she said. "Thing is, I wasn't a very good wife."
"Honey, I just split up with husband number three. Does that make me a bad wife? I got to think that the guy's behavior has something to do with it, too. Don't blame yourself."
The woman gave her the sad smile again. "You're nice. My name's Julie, by the way."
"Julie, I'm Madison."
The woman extended her good arm for a brief, soft handshake. "Well, what do we do now, Madison? Wait for help to arrive?"
"Unless you've got any better ideas."
She leaned against the wall. If she had to get stuck in this damn elevator, why couldn't it have been after, rather than before, she retrieved the cookies?
At least she had company. "We could bang on the walls and scream," Julie suggested.
It was worth a try. The two women made as much noise as they could, slapping the elevator's insides with open palms and crying out for help. When they stopped, out of breath, they slumped against adjoining walls. Madison slowly slid down the wall into a seated position on the elevator floor. She listened for anything beyond their enclosure, but heard only silence.
"Someone's bound to respond to that alarm," Julie said, slumping down beside her.
"Unless it's broken, too."
They were silent for what seemed like a long time but was probably only a minute or two. Just when Madison was going to say something, anything, to break the awkwardness, Julie spoke up. "So what are you in here for, anyway?"
Madison laughed. "You make it sound like prison."
"Well, in a way it is," Julie said. "I mean, look at us."
"Point taken." The two women laughed together softly. "But it's not me," Madison said. "It's my mom. I'm just visiting."
"Tell me something, Julie," Madison said.
Madison paused, then plunged. "Do you believe in ghosts?"
Julie looked at her seriously for a moment. Then one corner of her mouth bent upward. "I've never seen one, if that's what you're asking," she said. "I don't know if they exist or not. Seems like a strange to question right at the moment, if you don't mind me saying so."
"You ever hear a rumor that this hospital is haunted?"
The small proto-smile disappeared from Julie's face. She shook her head.
"My father was a doctor here, a long time ago," Madison said. "He…"
But before she could finish the thought, the elevator shuddered, and Madison imagined that its interior lights dimmed for just a second and then returned to full brightness. And the elevator began to descend.
"We're moving!" Julie shouted, and struggled to get to her feet. Madison reached out to steady her. The elevator came to a smooth stop, and the door opened.
Joanie stood in front of them, clutching a large green shopping bag and a smaller plain paper bag, looking agitated. "Well, it's about time," she said when she saw Madison. "I've been waiting for that stupid elevator for almost ten minutes."
"We were stuck," Madison said. "Didn't an alarm go off anywhere?"
Joanie shook her head. Madison stepped out of the elevator, the girl in the sling behind her. Joanie's face hardened when she saw Julie.
"Hi," Julie said, after a brief, awkward moment.
"Hi," Joanie said back.
The two women exchanged a strange look, but Madison put it down to Joanie's impatience. Her sister wasn't fond of wasting time, for any reason. Julie quickly slipped past them into the lobby. "I must have pressed the emergency button ten or twelve times," Madison said. "We banged against the walls and yelled. You didn't hear anything?"
"No," Joanie said.
"I guess the damn alarm doesn't work, either," Madison said.
"What alarm?" Joanie asked.
"Never mind." It would take too long to explain, and Madison was happy to be out of the elevator. "What's in the bag?"
"Popovers, plus I bought Mom some of those soaps she likes, and a couple pairs of socks with the grip soles, so she won't slip if she decides to walk around in her stocking feet," Joanie answered. "She can use them here as well as at home, when she gets out. Maddie, that girl…"
But Julie had disappeared. Madison saw that the old man behind the reception desk had his head buried in the newspaper; there was no one else in the lobby. Julie must have been eager to put the hospital and Madison's talk of ghosts behind her, for she had vanished from the lobby as if she had never existed.
The sisters looked at one another. "Just someone I ran into in the elevator," Madison said. "She ran into the business end of her husband's fist. Poor girl."
"Men," Joanie said. "Barbarians, the lot of them. You coming from Mom's room?"
"I forgot something in the car," Madison said. "Pilar's up there with her. I'll be right back. But I might try to find the stairs when I come back in. You've been here a bunch of times. You ever get stuck in that elevator?"
"Not stuck," Joanie said. "It's taken me to the wrong floor once or twice."
"Joanie, I think Dad's in there."
Her sister looked at her hard. "Maddie, you know that doesn't make the slightest bit of sense."
"I know," she said. "And I know you sound like just like Jeremy. But Pilar found a book today. Get her away from Mom, and ask her about it. I gotta go get those cookies." She caught Joanie's skeptical look. "And no, I haven't been eating them, if that's what you're thinking."
"Come on, Maddie…" The elevator door had closed; Joanie pressed the button and it opened again instantly. Madison glanced inside. Everything looked normal.
"I'll be right back," she said. "Be careful."
Joanie stepped into the elevator; Madison saw the door close behind her as she hurried out into the parking lot. She scanned the area for a glimpse of a woman with red hair moving among the cars. But the girl was gone.


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|2013, Color, 107', Live Action
|Dir: MIN Yongkeun, PARK Jung-bum, SHIN A-ga, LEE Sang-..
|Keyword: Drama, Comedy, Youth, Aged, Rights, Omni..
|Release: 2013-10-24
Episode 1. Dear Du-han
Through the friendship shared between two junior high students, I wanted to tell a story that could make people think about what 'disability' is and how to overcome it.
Episode 2. Bong-gu on Delivery
As we enter into an era with low fertility and rapidly aging population, the problems with the welfare of senior citizens have continuously been brought up. Although the government has introduced such plans as the Long Term Care Insurance, it is a fact that the senior citizens are still losing their footing in our society. The issues regarding the care for the senior citizens cannot be properly resolved without changing the fundamental perspectives about senior citizens. What is most problematic? What kind of deficiency in our society makes it most difficult for the senior citizens? Those are the questions I wanted to address.
Episode 3. Ice River
In Korea, the issue of serving in the military is a sensitive issue. The silent cry of the 'people who do not take up guns' continued on from when people refused to be drafted under the Japanese imperialism to the times after the establishment of the Republic of Korea. Also, the discrimination and violence against such people still continues. Their wish is to perform the national obligation in another way that does not involve holding a gun. However, they are still condemned by many preconceptions, misunderstandings, and ignorance. This is a story about a mother and her son who are standing on the ice river that seems like it will ever melt.


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One fire house is closing in the state?s largest city, but leaders in Newark say the move will actually make fighting fires easier. Since 1992, the Newark Fire Department has employed a cost-saving measure known as rotational closing. As part of the measure, 10 of the city's fire houses were closed 25 percent of the time. City officials have announced they are changing that system to make sure every fire house is fully operational with both a ladder and an engine. As part of the reorganization, Engine 17 will close and 60 new firefighters will be hired. Firefighter Union Vice President Luther Roberson says the trend of cutting from emergency services in any way is unsettling and will compromise quality in the long run. However, Newark Fire Department Director David Giordiano insists that the quality of service will not be sacrificed.