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Them: what are you?
Me: Tired AF 💀
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Did this little interview for CTV Edmonton about my dress project. All I can say is, I waaaaaaay prefer being the person asking the questions, instead of answering them. #um #er #sniff #like #but #so #blabber #ramble #sputter
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From todays downtown exploration // photo by zvniqa
I just love those creepy, extremely dated, sun-faded photos in the windows of weird salons.
Possible photo series?
Sometimes you need a change of scenery in order to realize just how badly you needed a change of scenery.
Do you know what I mean? It's, like, how do you properly see your own life where you're stuck inside of it?
In theatre, the act of dismantling one set and erecting another is
called a scene change. My life is not a play — though granted, there's
been some drama of late — but I theorized that a scene change of the physical kind — moving around the proverbial furniture, or hell, setting fire to the furniture — might help me change the scene mentally.
So I got out. Of my life. I hit the road, Jack. Vamoosed. Skeedaddled. Shoved off. Blew this joint. High-tailed it. Scrammed (scrum?). On a veeeery cheap ticket. Just for a few days. To write. To rest. To read. To visit a friend who makes me feel good about myself. To feel warm (I swear I've got perma-goosebumps in this g-d part of the world). To have some fun for freakin' for once! To let go. To get away, yes. But also, to return: to my real self, to some wonky, promising, lovely if temporary version of a happy place.
This is my friend Shaun (pictured here with Olley, at a waterfall off the beaten path somewhere along the Hana highway). Shaun is a gifted professional woodworker, a lifelong
surfer, and a magical person with a wicked sense of humour. Shaun lives among the bamboo, banana, banyan and octopus trees near Haiku, Hawaii. She and her son Lundie have designed and built their own home, top to bottom, outside and in, and I marvel at their industry, skills, and hospitality. The place is still under construction, for god's sakes, but Laverne and I were still welcome, and they even put up with my black dress nonsense (post-shower, in a nightgown: "Hey, where's the dress?"). I slept on the floor of Shaun's doorless shop, between the table saw and the workbench. Apart from the mongoose/cockroach incidents, and the three-day stomach bug complete with fever and digestive pandemonium, it could not have been more perfect.
When does Maui NOT help, you say. When is a tropical island NOT perfect. Point taken. But maybe my scene change could have
been anywhere. Anywhere warm and sunny, anywhere NOT here. Because it was about the company I kept. The sea, the sand, the frogs and green sea turtles, even the mongoose and toe-stubbing were bonuses. But this was all about undoing and redoing, good company, healing. A scene change. And while I haven't erected anything just yet (there's rather a dearth of
erections in my world at this particular juncture, ha!!), I'm certainly
in the process of dismantling, and that feels excellent.
Shaun's words to live by are simple: "Is it right, or is it wrong?" It's how she makes sense of the world, how she determines the best course of action, how she assesses the behaviour and words of others.
I've been
trying this. It actually works.
Shaun's a damn good hiker. No fancy gear, just "slippers" (that's Maui-speak for flip-flops). Laverne and I could barely keep up, tripping on roots, shrieking in the deep pools, slipping and skidding on slimy rocks.
And did I mention she's been surfing since she was a child? Best. Teacher. Ever. Paddled my ass off (not literally; too bad). Stood up for the first time at Ho'okipa Beach on my massive beginner 9-foot board (while gracious photog Lundie documented all the fails, bails, and boob explosions). Took a beating (physical, egotistical). Wiped out, wiped out more. Laughed. Paddled more. Bobbed around in the sea amid rainbows and 200-pound turtles, the salt water chafing my throat, the waves crashing over my head, the coral tickling my feet, thinking, is there anything else but today? How can I not live with all my might?
Laverne watched patiently from the shore.
This shirt I posted a few days ago has been repurposed! A very creative soul was inspired and made a snowman nearby and outfitted him in Edmonton's finest discarded clothing. Boundless talent, Edmonton. I especially like the snowman's hungover, rueful expression. He had a rough night.
Loose lips.
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I miss my wedding ring. I miss it a lot.
I always thought it was the best ring that could ever possibly be. Platinum with stunning inset diamond visible from the sides of the band, understated, timeless, simple, classy. It never caught on sweaters, and it had this reassuring heaviness about it. It was my engagement ring and wedding band all in one, because I couldn't imagine wanting a second one.
Whenever I took a flight, I'd play this little ring game if I got a window seat, catching a sunbeam in the diamond so brilliant flecks would ricochet all over the cabin walls. I'd wiggle my fingers, transfixed by this sparkling dance. A bit of fun. A metaphor for what love can do, its ability to shine into us, transform and illuminate us, compel us to spray the world with beauty and light.
Here's a picture from the day I got engaged in London. It was taken on September 7, 2002, shortly after 5pm, at an ice cream shop by Tower Bridge. I wasn't grinning ear-to-ear because of the ice cream - though we did indulge after the big ask - and not even because of the gorgeous bit of jewelley I'd acquired. I was smiling because I had found someone I wanted to love all my life, someone who, as luck would have it, wanted to love me all my life, too. He'd chosen the ring himself, and he loved it, as object, as symbol; later, he told me he'd once had breakfast with the ring before presenting it to me. I will cherish that image always.
There were a few occasions, in the dozen or so years I wore that ring, that I'd forget to put it on in the morning (I've never been one to sleep with jewellery on). Whenever I went out ringless, I'd get this unsettling naked, vulnerable feeling, even before I knew what was wrong. It was as though I was a bit unfinished, somehow, not in the eyes of those around me, but inside myself, privately. My right fingers would subconsciously wander over to the ring finger on my left hand, to the bit of skin near the knuckle where that weight and light and meaning always resided, feeling the absence of something important. And as soon as I go home, I'd put the ring back on, and the feeling would wash away.
Slipping that ring off for good, post-marital implosion, is possibly the loneliest thing I have ever done. This object you've worn as a symbol for the ultimate human connection, the vows and dreams and memories and promises, has been reduced to dick all. All the meaning has been stripped away, and with it, a huge chunk of your identity. Something has been taken for good. And, even more cruel, the nicest piece of jewellery you own is not something you can wear anymore, not occasionally, not ever. I'm not sure I've ever felt so unfinished, so undone.
The ring now lives in a little bag in a drawer, catching no light, illuminating nothing, waiting for – what? For someone to melt it down and make it into something else? For me to chuck it in the river? For the chance to get lost in a crack or black hole without regret? I think of it in that drawer, and sometimes, I long to crawl in there, too. Darkness could be nice.
But darkness is not the way forward. Darkness is not progress. I'm not saying I subscribe with ease to this idea, at present, but if I tell myself often enough that light is what must be, then surely I'll begin to adjust, embrace to the new reality and let go – of that stunning, light-spraying band of metal-and-stone, and all that it stands for.
To ease this transition, I cheated. "Cheating" is what people like to say whenever they see me doing something they consider to be counter to the Frock Around The Clock rules, my self-imposed commandments, if you will. I've been spotted in running gear and accused (but had just done a run - not cheating). Some think it's cheating to wear Laverne with jeans (not cheating - Laverne is still on). Some come up to me and check what I'm wearing, then say something like, "Oh, good, you DO have the dress on, you're not cheating." Ha! I think it's rather cute that people are monitoring my movements (and wardrobe). But I guess that's my own doing.
Anyway, THIS was a proper cheat. A blatant, premeditated, "1st-degree" cheat. Laverne turned a blind eye, but I know, and I won't keep it a secret, I won't lie. I went against my rules for my One-Dress-One-Year-Unshopping experiment and I bought something. Something material, fashiony, unnecessary, and frivolous: a cute little ring made by Mad Love. It cost me all of $15. It's a plastic red rose on an adjustable brass band that might well turn my finger green, pretty much the furthest thing possible from its timeless, elegant platinum-and-diamond predecessor. My red rose will not catch light through airplane windows, and it has no reassuring heaviness to it; in fact it weighs about as much as a stale fart.
Is succumbing to the red rose ring failure? On one level, yes. On another, no. I see it as a compassionate concession, a coping mechanism for events unrelated to this project that I'd have never anticipated. Having a little something hugging that
naked ring finger, easing ever so slightly my undone, lonely, wherefore-art-thou feelings has given me some comfort, even further strengthened my will to carry on with Laverne until the end of the year. You can call it "cheating" if you want. Myself, I have decided to focus on progress, not perfection.
The same pile of clothes as from yesterday, minus the hanger. I guess somebody found use for it? I really wish I could understand this underground world: why some clothing items immediately disappear, why some are left for weeks, and so on. Is there a black market? WHAT IS HAPPENING?
Lumber Britt.
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Who knew going out for dinner by yourself had a name?
It's called masturdating. And that's what I did on New Year's Eve to celebrate the end of my year with Laverne.
The black dress and I went for dinner at Rge Rd, a restaurant I've been wanting to try since it opened four years ago. I've heard only good things, so I booked myself in for the eight o'clock seating on Dec. 31. Set menu, five courses.
My table wasn't quite ready when I arrived, so I sat at the bar, where Denise fixed me a "Hendrick's reverse" (a gin martini with a twist of lemon peel that tasted delicious; had I not been driving, I'd have ordered a few more). Thanks for the celebratory drinkie from afar, Jennifer CK.
It was very much a date-night type of scene. All the other diners in my seating area were in pairs (15 couples, varying ages, all straight). Some acted like old friends, gabbing and laughing, some held hands and stared into each other's eyes, some sampled bites from each other's plates, some sat silently, looking bored with one another.
I was curious about how these couples would react to someone eating alone on a special occasion. Would they think I was weird? Would they pity me? Assume I'd been stood up? Ask me to join their table?
None of the above, at least not overtly. At one point, I made eye contact with a silver-haired man with a warm face. We were seated directly in one another's
line of vision while his wife was in the washroom, so it was kind
of hard to ignore each other. He smiled, cocked his head. I
assumed he thought me a wee bit sad, sat there solo with my fork and spoon and phone. When his wife
returned, they murmured to themselves, then came over to say hello. Lee and Susan. As it turned out, Susan knew all about Laverne, reads the newspaper, and used
to be next-door neighbours with my editor. Small town,
Otherwise, people didn't care much. And why should they? If I saw a woman eating alone, I'd just assume she WANTED to eat alone, or that maybe she was travelling or reviewing the restaurant. I clocked a few furtive glances as I sipped my martini and tucked into my first course, a creamy clam tart with gruyère and oxalis, but otherwise I felt pleasantly ignored.
Below, course four: wood-fired lobster thermidor with mushrooms, sunchokes, hollandaise and cast-iron paella rice. Mmmmmm.
The dessert, a melty chocolatey brownie of some sort with sour cherry sauce and graham wafer crumbly bits, was fantastic, so fantastic I forgot to even get a photo of it. I did get a shot of the post-dessert nibbles, which unfortunately I had little room for. Managed to cram in one white chocolate truffle, accidentally dusting the Laverne Bosom Zone with an embarrassing amount of icing sugar. Took home the strawberry jelly cube, chocolate-dipped marshmallow, and chocolate nutty thing for my little boy.
All in all, a beautiful evening out. As I've learned over the course of this one-dress-one-year project, people are mostly concerned with themselves. They generally don't care about what you are wearing, nor do they care about why you're alone in a restaurant. We are all absorbed in our own worlds, our own tragedies. And that's comforting. I like getting dressed up for a night out, so I think I'll go out for dinner on my own more often in 2016. It feels goooooood to masturdate. :)
A very large glove on Jasper Avenue and 103 Street. It's almost as tall as the majestic Enbridge building, a jewel of downtown Edmonton's rich and varied concrete modernist architecture.
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Tryp Guadalmar
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The Rudest Reception, I have ever encountered!!!!
My boyfriend and I have just returned from Malaga, where we went over for a quick weekend trip. After reading the reviews here on trip advisor we decided to go with the Trype Guadalmar hotel. The hotel itself is very nice, the location is a lot less crowded than most other resort areas, the beach is clean and the rooms and facilities are lovely. The Buffet breakfast in the morning is very good, with a wide selection for everyone's tastes, the chorizo, ham and mancheago cheese is to die for! On the beach outside there is a local beach restaurant that serves the nicest sangria, most people here are Spanish so if you like to try local delicacies such as salted grilled sardines and or fish that they cook in a boat type of bque, then this is the place to go. Your around a 10 euro cab ride from central Malaga however don't ask the reception for any help as they look at you like you are bothering them. I don't know if it was our Canadian and Australian accents that they didn't like, but they barely looked up at us.
My only complaint would be the Reception staff. Working within 5 star hotels I understand that first impressions are everything. Upon arrival we waited 15 minutes for the one lady to speak to us, she finally said hello, however was never fully paying attention to us but talking to other people and looking at her computer screen. She then tells us that our room that we had booked on Expedia was not payed for and wanted a credit card. We told her that the money was taken out of our account and indeed the room was paid for on our behalf, we travel a lot using expedia and have never had this problem. She then tells us that we have to wait 2 hrs for our room. We got on with the day and my boyfriend went back to check us in 4 hrs later and came back to meet me back at the pool after a half hour, stating she refused to give us a room and said it wasn't paid for, however kept walking away from him rather than dealing with the situation. He had finally asked to speak to a manager on duty as he didn't want to speak to this unbearable woman anymore and lose his temper and was told that there was no manager on duty. After asking 3 more times she told him that the manager was busy and did not have time to speak to him, anyways to make a long story short, we spoke to a manager got into the room and forgot about it. When we checked out the same woman was there and said it was still not sorted we ended up leaving a c/c number and will contact expedia and a general manager, as they need to sort out these issues promptly.
My question is why work in the hospitality industry if you are not a personable person and do not like people from different countries? We are two young respectable professionals, not teenagers who look like they are going to damage the place and were treated horribly for no apparent reason.
Beware of the front office staff, however don't let this steer you away from the hotel as it is good value for money.
Self-contained resort right on the Mediterranean
This resort is a 25 minute bus trip from the old part of Malaga. This wasn't a problem for our group, as we had a bus at our disposal to go back and forth to town to shop, eat, etc.
The hotel has a beautiful marble-floored lobby, nice restaurant, bar open on two sides to the outdoors, buffet area with outdoor seating (lunch only, $19 euros/person.) Can use small gym for extra $8/day, but it is not air conditioned, so it was literally a sauna in July! Small indoor heated pool. Internet access in lobby. Two PCs.
The outdoor pool was very nice. Surrounded by grass, thatched roof umbrellas, and several trees for shade. The only hassle was that the hotel allows guests to claim a lounge chair by throwing a towel on it for up to one hour. But everyone goes out early in the morning and disappears for hours. There are never enough chairs for that reason.
Our room (124) had a full view of the Mediterranean through sliding glass doors to a medium sized balcony with 2 plastic chairs and a table. The view was partially obstructed by a roof. Our marble-floored room was large with 2 double beds. Good A/C. Big towels, hair dryer, magnifying mirror, good shower.
Hotel Tryp Guadalmar
The Hotel Tryp Guadalmar in Malaga Spain
is an average hotel with a nice clean lobby. The staff were unwelcoming, unfriendly, not helpful, there attitudes were as if they could careless. I spent 6 days at this hotel, and the only freindly person was working in housekeeping. The food in the hotel was very much over price, and very bad. I had the lunch buffet every thing looked good until it was over taken by all the flying insects and a few birds for a hefty cost of 45.00 euro or 50.00 plus US dollars. I recconmand if you want good service, good information, good food (just good food) do a lot of research on hotels in this area, Cus this aint the one.
Excellent Hotel
We stayed 2 nights here and found it an excellent hotel. Bedrooms were excellent looking over the sea. Couldnt ask for much more from the breakfast, loads of choice. The hotel is located right beside the sea and there is also outdoor and indoor pool and extensive gym for those who fancy it. 10 Euro taxi from the airport. To get into malaga city center you take the bus which stops at the front of the hotel every half hour and it cost just 85cents!
Great Location, Great Hotel, thouroughly recomend it.
Great deal
We stayed at this hotel only overnight, but we were totally impressed and wished we planned to stay longer. It's a mid rise building overlooking the ocean. Lots of ocean view units. For those of us who enjoy hearing the ocean waves, it's ideal. We got a room for $92 Euro with breakfast buffet - a dawn good breakfast too. They allowed us to store the luggage at the hotel overnight while we took a side trip to Seville by train. There's a bus outside the hotel that takes you to the train station. Very convenient. Hotel staff friendly and helpful.
On and On getting better
We are now living in Canada and intend to re=visit the Guadlamar Hotel as we used it on several occasions from the UK. Its away from the trippery tourist centre of Torremolinus. It has been upgraded to a very high standard and the staff who have been there for years are helpful and pleasant. It is just 50mtrs from the sea and has every facility including indoor and outdoor pools. The food is excellent and the rooms, especially those with sea view and balcony, are comfortable. if you go, you won't be disappointed.
Good, but not great, hotel
This is a good, "positive-experience" hotel and we enjoyed our stay there in September 2003. Slightly out of season, but still warm enough to enjoy. Typical for a large-ish hotel there is a tendency towards annonymity, but all multi-lingual staff helpful and clealiness excellent: this is the first hotel I've stayed in where I've seen the same maid polishing and cleaning from 8 in the morning to 9 at night!
Don't be put off by location so close to airport - there really isn't a noise problem. Beach and hotel pool excellent and towns nearby good for food too.
One point to stress is that the hotel is out-of-town so there's really nowhere you can walk to if you want to get some food of an evening.
There are buses and taxis right outside the hotel, but be prepared for a good 10 minute wait at peak time and longer in the evening. Money saved by hotel's location can be made up for in higher transport costs.
Overall an enjoyable stay and would recommend to others.
We will return!
We return to the hotel every year and have never been disappointed.The continuity of staff is both a testimonial to the hotel and its greatest assett - when we go we are greeted and treated like valued friends.The facilities are excellent and Malaga is easily accessible without being on the doorstep.We have given up hiring a car because the taxi service is so cheap and efficient. highly recommended,but don't tell everyone!!
An oasis close to Malaga airport
Really nice hotel ; food was extremely good in the restaurant and also the buffet breakfasts were excellent with plenty of choice. There is a great beach restaurant barbecuing sardines and other fish right next door. The hotel has a really nice outdoor pool with plenty of sunloungers; there is also a small gym. All this and just 10 minutes from Malaga airport. Highly recommended
Nice setting
an excellent hotel close to the airport but noise not a problem. right next to the expansive guadalmar beach which was clean and uncrowded. hotel facilities were good and staff helpful. this hotel was in a quiet location with superb views but handily placed for trips into nearby malaga.
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One night only
So today we decided to adventure to Torremelinos (15 miles south of Malaga), again just because we've heard of Brits going there. This time we have no Aires or ACSI campsites so we're on our own.
Drove through Torremelinos, nothing, then the town becomes Benalmadena where we stopped had coffee (proper Spanish stuff!) and went to the Tourist Information office. No campsites here, back ...
On the road again!
... we drove to a beautiful beach called Cabo de Gata - found another lighthouse with amazing views, then took a winding, steep, pot holed road way up to a look out point with even more beautiful views. It was a little cloudy so we had decided we would return on a sunnier day for better photos! From there, we drove to a small town called San Jose, where my friend, Marinela and her husband Bruce own a place. San Jose has a beautiful beach and the water is so clean and ...
Entering the Costa del Sol
... not bad.
At the bullfighting stadium/museum, we were treated to a trainee's demonstration. Look at the face in the pictures/videos. That's what we were told! Each bullfight has six phases, the last is the kill. The matador has three chances to kill the bull with his sword. If unsuccessful, the assistants run out and slit the bull's ...
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Day 22 - Gibraltar & Onwards
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Arizona Democrats tout Obamacare despite rollout issues
WASHINGTON — Despite the troubled rollout of the Affordable Care Act, Arizona Democrats touted the law's "many, many positive aspects" and showcased one woman Monday who successfully got health insurance through healthcare.gov.
Tucson retiree Sandy McNabb said on a conference call hosted by state Democrats that the longest part of the process was choosing her plan from among 100 options.
"If I was willing to stay with my current premium level and the reduced deductible it would have been quite easy, I would have just pressed the enroll button," she said. "But I was excited to have all these choices."
But a spokesman for the Arizona Republican Party scoffed at the claims, saying the law has been a "total disaster" that denies many in the state their plans of choice.
"There aren't a lot of happy people out there because of Obamacare," said Tim Sifert, state GOP spokesman. "Apparently the (Democrats) can find one."
The back-and-forth came as a survey showed that Americans remain divided on President Barack Obama's signature health care law, and that their opinions have changed little since the law passed in 2010.
The Kaiser Family Foundation tracking poll, published Friday, showed 38 percent of Americans liked the law, compared to 44 percent who viewed it unfavorably.
Though 64 percent of those polled by Kaiser reported having no experience with Obamacare, and 23 percent reported negative experiences, Sifert still called it a "monster" and said Americans are "very unhappy" with it.
But state Sen. Steve Farley, D-Tucson, who joined McNabb and state Sen. Anna Tovar, D-Tolleson, on the conference call, accused Republicans of attacking the health care law "simply because they don't like the president."
Tovar said she had to "struggle and fight" for coverage after she was treated for cancer 11 years ago, but said the new law offers "peace of mind" for people with pre-existing conditions.
"Thankfully, today with the affordable healthcare act, many patients will not have to go through" what she went through, Tovar said.
McNabb was one of those people. Limited to costly insurance because she had been prescribed blood pressure medications, McNabb said she was able to find coverage under the new law that she likes better. It will cost her $500 in monthly premiums, compared to the $357 a month she pays now, but she will have better coverage and a deductible of $1,500 — down from $7,500 now.
"My total out-of-pocket expenses are limited to $4,000 as opposed to $10,500 with my current policy," she said. "If I compare my new policy to my old policy, I'm actually saving potentially about 30 percent … so I am just beaming."
McNabb admitted the online marketplace was still "kludgy" when she signed on, but that she watched television while waiting for each page to load.
How many Arizonans have been able to register or enroll through the online marketplace is unclear. Some insurers said they are seeing enrollments online in "painfully small numbers," and others said it's too early to release enrollment numbers.
One of those offering coverage on the federal exchange, Meritus Health Partners, has had 12 people enroll, said CEO Kathleen Oestreich. Many others are interested, she said, but because they are eligible for federal subsidies they cannot enroll until the website begins working properly.
"The good news is we're getting files with accurate data," Oestreich said. "It tells us the system works from end to end, it's just slow."
Oestreich said she worries that if it takes too long to fix the site, people will lose patience and won't sign up. Interest has already fallen off a little since early October, she said.
But Oestreich also said she did not expect an "avalanche" of enrollments in October because customers would still be mulling their options.
"There's a tremendous amount of competition, so for the consumer it's even a lot more work because they have a lot more choices and a lot more comparing to do," Oestreich said.
But Sifert said the health care law limits choice.
"The options have been taken away by the Obama administration," he said. "All those people that liked their plan and now they can't have it, that's been taken away from them."
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Katie Holmes
Josephine "Joey" Potter
Michelle Williams
Jennifer "Jen" Lindley
Joshua Jackson
Pacey J. Witter
Kerr Smith
Jack McPhee (recurring Season 2)
Meredith Monroe
Andrea "Andie" McPhee (recurring Season 2)
Rob Nagle
Dr. Tom Frost
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Tammy Christine Arnold
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Sasha Alexander
Gretchen Witter
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Drue Valentine
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Goof: Jen tells Dr.Frost her mother came to Capeside last Thanksgiving. This is not correct, as this happened in the episode 3x08 Guess who's coming to dinner in season 3. Meaning she saw her mother two Thanksgivings ago.
Goof: When Pacey and Joey are unloading the groceries for her party, Pacey makes a remark that he has to go to Joey's garage to get a dolly to haul in the charcoal. However, Joey's house doesn't have a garage.
Goof: When Joey and Dawson are talking at the B&B before the party, Joey's hair switches from straight and lying in front of both her shoulders to being curled up in the ends and swept back behind her right shoulder. This scene was obviously shot in separated times.
Dawson: (To Joey) You're gonna have some of the best years of your life at Worthington. And I wanna hear all about them.
Dawson: Worthington is what you want, right?
Joey: It doesn't matter what I want, Dawson.
Dawson: Yes or no?
Joey: Yes.
Dawson: Then I want you to have Mr. Brooks' money.
Joey: Dawson, are you insane? I can't.
Dawson: Joey, if our friendship can survive last summer, it can survive anything.
Dawson: Joey, I... I've watched you go through so much pain in your life. I mean, even before your mom got sick and your dad...
Joey: Don't do this. Don't feel sorry for me, Dawson.
Dawson: I don't. That's not what this is about. Jo, all the pain I've watched you go through, I've never been able to fix it before. And this I can fix. All I need you to do is let me.
Jen: After all my talking and sleuthing and crying, all that I remember is that the last time that I saw my father, we had a really big fight. Which, given our history, is about as obvious as it is predictable, and I still don't even know what we were fighting about.
Tom: You're here to stop hating yourself. See, when you act out at the age that you did, when you have sex in your parent's bed at 12 years old, when you abuse liquor and drugs before you're even old enough to drive, yes, you're doing it as a cry for love. Yes, you're doing it because something robbed you of your childhood in a way that you'll be angry about for a long time. But the reason you keep acting out, the reason you've stayed on a self-destructive path is not because you blame your father for what happened. It's because you blame yourself. That's why you don't want to remember.
Dawson: What you felt the other night at the movie theater, that something was finally right between us... I felt that, too. And nothing will ever change that... not going to school on different coasts. Not meeting people who we're meant to love forever... nothing. And I want you to have this (Hands her an envelope with a check in it).
Joey: But, Dawson...
Dawson: I don't know how I feel about you sleeping with Pacey. I don't know how I'll feel tomorrow or next week or next year for that matter, but I'm absolutely certain that giving you this is the right thing to do. Because I'm certain about us... and what we mean to each other. And I think you are, too.
Adviser: There are student loans. Nearly everyone these days borrows some money to pay for college.
Joey: No, I don't want to graduate and be over $60,000 in debt. I can't start off my life that way. I won't. It doesn't make sense. There are plenty of other places I'm waiting to hear from.
Bessie: But this is your dream, Joey.
Joey: Bessie... sometimes dreams don't always come true.
(Talking about Joey having been admitted to Worthington)
Gretchen: I know you're happy for her, but it makes you think about the future, right?
Pacey: Well, no. It makes me think about her future. We don't even have to think about my future, because I don't really have one to think of.
Gretchen: You're the only one that believes that, Pacey, and if you keep saying it, it'll happen.
Pacey: It's not that I don't want you to be able to go off and realize your dreams, Joey, because I do. But for the first time, I just... I felt like it wasn't me that was holding you back from it.
Joey: Pacey, you've never held me back. You have to stop thinking like that.
Pacey: You know what? I could stop thinking like that if you'd just promise me one thing, that if the day ever comes, and it may come much sooner than either one of us thinks, but if that day ever comes where you did feel like I was holding you back... promise me that you'd cut me loose, yeah?
Joey: Pacey...
Pacey: Promise me that.
Joey: I won't promise you that. You're asking me to promise to let you go. I can't do that.
Joey: Worthington is happy to have me so long as my parents kick in $15,000.
Bessie: $15,000?! That can't be right. We don't have that kind of money.
Joey: I know that. I knew this was too good to be true. It's the universe's way of saying, "Joey Potter, not so fast. You're not going anywhere."
Joey: I'm still trying to process this whole college thing. You know, it's... kinda weird to get your dream.
Pacey: I know it. I say that every time I look at you.
Joey: You always do that. You change the subject.
Pacey: Joey, we're not talking about this today, because we're not talking about anything negative today, because today is your day to celebrate this most amazing accomplishment that you have worked so hard for.
Jack: Jen, I don't even know why we're wasting our time with this. We both know there is only one choice, right? The University of New York. What? It's a great school, and you're the one that's always saying that New York is the only city worth living in. So, please can we just do this?
Jen: Well, what would you say if I said that I... that I wasn't so sure anymore?
Jen: Just shut up and watch the fish.
Meredith Monroe (Andrea "Andie" McPhee) doesn't appear in this episode, although she is featured in the opening credits.
Music featured in the episode included:
Chemistry by Semisonic
Bye Bye by Marcy Playground
More Than This by Anne McCue
The Sound Of Fear by Eels
Joey was, in fact, accepted to a fictional university.
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Doctors of the Dark Side is a film about the role of physicians and psychologists in the torturing of detainees in U.S. military prisons after 9/11. The documentary discusses the torture program through the stories of four detainees and the doctors involved in their torture.
After the documentary, Professor John Brittain moderated the panel which included Kristine A. Huskey, JD, Director of the Anti-Torture Program at Physicians for Human Rights, Stephen Xenakis, MD, a former Brigadier General for the U.S. Army, and Luisa Saffiotti, PhD, President of the Psychologists for Social Responsibility.
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WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Some people might develop schizophrenia when a normal process of brain development goes haywire in adolescence and early adulthood, Harvard researchers report.
Everyone undergoes what is called "synaptic pruning" as they move into adulthood, explained study author Steven McCarroll, director of genetics for the Broad Institute's Stanley Center for Psychiatric Research and an associate professor of genetics at Harvard Medical School in Boston.
It's how extra brain cells and synapses (the junctions where nerve signals cross from one brain cell to the next) are eliminated in the cerebral cortex, to increase the efficiency of function, he said.
But a gene that contributes to synaptic pruning may increase a person's risk of schizophrenia if certain mutations cause things to go wrong, McCarroll and his colleagues explained.
"Somehow, this biological process becomes miscalibrated and removes too many synapses," McCarroll said. "Something about this process of maturation, if it goes awry, results in brain wiring that can no longer perform some of the basic functions that it used to be able to perform."
The findings were published online Jan. 27 in the journal Nature.
About 1 percent of U.S. adults have schizophrenia, and about seven or eight people out of every 1,000 will have schizophrenia in their lifetime, according to the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).
People with schizophrenia may hear voices or see things that aren't there, or develop irrational delusions of grandeur or persecution, according to NIMH. Patients might also display disorganized thinking, agitated body movements or emotional withdrawal. Symptoms most frequently appear in patients when they are teenagers or young adults.
The gene implicated in this study, C4, normally acts as a regulator of the immune system, McCarroll said. The gene helps target debris, viruses and other pathogens for destruction by immune cells.
Earlier research had linked the C4 gene to schizophrenia, leading some to believe the mental disorder might be caused by some sort of virus or infection, he said.
However, the research team learned that the C4 gene also "moonlights" in synaptic pruning, playing a role in the process by tagging synapses for elimination, McCarroll said.


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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments.1. AROM Posted: August 27, 2014 at 11:26 AM (#4779898)
Not the 90's I remember.2. What did Billy Ripken have against ElRoy Face? Posted: August 27, 2014 at 11:41 AM (#4779913)
Seinfeld and X-Files for the TV references. Music that starts with Seattle style grunge and finishes with Kid Rock and Limp Bizkit. Also, move the fences in 50 feet and have all the hitters wear muscle suits so we can see a good 15-12 game with 9 homeruns.
It being Brooklyn, of course, all of this will be done ironically.3. Lassus Posted: August 27, 2014 at 11:54 AM (#4779933)
Coney Island is not particularly ironic.4. Los Angeles El Hombre de Anaheim Posted: August 27, 2014 at 11:59 AM (#4779937)
Nickelodeon shunted "Avatar: The Legend of Korra" to on-line only status. The best half-hour show on TV! #### them.5. Batman Posted: August 27, 2014 at 12:27 PM (#4779961)
The only part of Nickelodeon I remember from the 1990s is what was on Nick at Nite. So this Nickelodeon '90s night should be about the 1960s and 1970s. I'm going to the game dressed up as Happy Kyne.6. Srul Itza Posted: August 27, 2014 at 12:42 PM (#4779976)
We're already doing nostalgia for the 90's?7. Monty Posted: August 27, 2014 at 12:49 PM (#4779984)
We're already doing nostalgia for the 90's?
Twenty years ago? Sure. It's the same timeline as Happy Days, debuted in 1974 with 1950s nostaalgia.
Nickelodeon shunted "Avatar: The Legend of Korra" to on-line only status. The best half-hour show on TV! #### them.
And don't get me started on them releasing new episodes of Yo Gabba Gabba once every 6 months or so, season 4 started airing in 2011, and they are still only half way through airing them, my three year old demands "Dinosaurs", "Restaurant", and "Mermaids" while she is still young enough to enjoy them. They have songs from episodes they haven't aired on a music album they released in 2012.
This is a show that has been nominated for several Emmys and won a BAFTA and several other awards and has a fanatic cult following and sells a bunch of merchandise and they can't be bothered to air the episodes.
Exactly. Nick has consistently moved in favor of re-runs and easily replaceable laugh-track television over shows like "The Legend of Korra" and Yo Gabba Gabba which have gotten the network attention, accolades, and ratings. "Korra" in particular averaged over 4.5 million viewers during its first season on Saturday morning — better ratings than ESPN during that time slot, better than NBC during prime time — yet they moved Season 2 to the dead zone of Friday night. There it still averaged 2.6 million per show. Not satisfied with that, they debuted Season 3 with almost no fanfare after a bunch of episodes were leaked with Spanish-language audio, and then they showed the last few episodes online-only.10. Mark Edward Posted: August 27, 2014 at 03:32 PM (#4780168)
"Avatar: The Legend of Korra" is a great show. A GREAT show. It's got one more season coming, and I hope very much Nick doesn't #### on it like it had this past season.
I'm basically a child of the 90's and watched a lot of Nickelodeon. The two shows I want to revisit at some point are Ren & Stimpy and Are You Afraid of the Dark. I've heard R&S holds up well; AYAotD probably won't but it scared the hell out of me as a kid.11. tfbg9 Posted: August 27, 2014 at 04:05 PM (#4780206)
It's the same timeline as Happy Days, debuted in 1974 with 1950s nostaalgia.
With Chachi's Dorothy Hammil haircut thrown in for a bit of a surreal, topical touch.
We're already doing nostalgia for the 90's?
The internet has been rife with 90s nostalgia, but we really haven't seen that much in TV and movies set in the 90s that I have seen. That Jake Gylenhall romcom "Love, Sex, and Other Drugs" was set in the 90s, but it wasn't really a nostaglia fix. I think that Aubrey Plaza "coming of age" sex comedy last summer was supposed to be in the 90s.
There has been some remakes and reboots of 90s stuff like Boy Meets World, Saved by the Bell, and 90210, but I haven't seen a celebration of the 90s the way we saw the 50s, 60s, and 80s looked back upon fondly. You'd think the internet stock boom stuff from the 90s would be rife for interesting stories.
The 80s were such a nostalgia winner that I think it killed any momentum for 90s nostalgia. I've noted this before, but Hollywood made 80s retro lovefests at least since Grosse Point Blank up until Hot Tub Time Machine, a 13 year period.14. TerpNats Posted: August 27, 2014 at 04:58 PM (#4780258)
No Melissa Joan Hart and "Clarissa Explains It All," certainly a definitive early '90s Nick show? (MJH lives on the West Coast now and is about 20 months from 40, but she's a native Long Islander and a baseball fanatic.)15. RMc's Got a Lot of Trouble at Stake Posted: August 28, 2014 at 08:01 AM (#4780662)
We're already doing nostalgia for the 90's?
"Happy Days" debuted in 1974 and was set (at least initially) in 1956, for an 18-year time lag. (Now, those 18 years have come and gone again...twice.) Can you imagine a similar TV show debuting this fall and set in 1996?
The 80s were such a nostalgia winner that I think it killed any momentum for 90s nostalgia.
I was just discussing this with my wife yesterday. When I asked her to name stuff from the 80s, she rattled off a couple of dozen things; about the 90s she said, "Um...grunge?" (Of course, she and I were at the magic pop culture age of mid-teens to mid-20s in the 1980s, so...)
Ah, the 90s. I was just thinking yesterday how much I miss Team Dresch and Material Issue. The former at least falls under RMc's post. Material Issue was more of a late 80s holdover anyhow.17. Random Transaction Generator Posted: August 28, 2014 at 10:20 AM (#4780718)
The 90s?18. billyshears Posted: August 28, 2014 at 10:26 AM (#4780724)
Dial-up internet.
CD-ROM games (Myst).
Successful Toronto sports franchises (Blue Jays win twice, Leafs get to semi-finals twice, Argos win).
The birth of true online multiplayer games (Quake/Unreal Tournament/Meridian59).
The end of the Soviet bloc.
Ah, the 90s. I was just thinking yesterday how much I miss Team Dresch and Material Issue. The former at least falls under RMc's post. Material Issue was more of a late 80s holdover anyhow.
I loved Material Issue. I feel like only 6 people have ever heard of them (or maybe just only 6 people I know), but their music was such wonderful pop music I could never understand why they weren't bigger. I know they broke in the 80s, but I wasn't introduced to them until the summer before college in 1993, so I always associate them with the 90s as well. The lead singer killed himself some time ago, which I suppose is understandable given the nearly universal sadness of their collection.
If I really wanted 90s nostaligia though, I'd have to break out the Gin Blossoms or Counting Crows. I've had real arguments with people about the incontrovertible greatness of Hey Jealousy.
For younger people Power Rangers were a big deal.20. A Fatty Cow That Need Two Seats Posted: August 28, 2014 at 12:09 PM (#4780835)
There is also stuff like MC Hammer and Vanilla Ice than a lot of people associate with the 80's but it really early 90's. A lot of people really want to link pre-grunge 90's with the 80's.
Wayne's World and other assorted SNL related nonsense.
The Simpsons would be something to be nostalgic about from the 90's but it's still here.
Tupac still lives in holograph form of course.
Pearl Jam just keeps going.
Street Fighter 2, Mortal Kombat, Sonic, but of course those series have been beat to death by game industry since then.
I think one reason 90's nostalgia is kind of weird is that so much it has been bled dry for years and years all they way until now.
Cop Land21. Austin Kearns: The Spy Who Shagged Flies Posted: August 28, 2014 at 01:12 PM (#4780892)
Some possible forms of 90s Nostalgia (not for me in a lot of these cases, but probably for some folks out there):22. Manny Coon Posted: August 28, 2014 at 01:43 PM (#4780908)
For music, in addition to grunge, you had the rise of West Coast gangsta rap, the Spice Girls and the teen pop boom at the end of the decade, the country boom earlier in the decade (Garth Brooks, Achy Breaky Heart), plus smaller trends, like that weird Swing revival in 1998 or so
For movies, the 90s are probably associated with the indie film boom, especially Tarantino and Tarantino knockoffs. Swingers, Memento I think was late 90s.
Not sure about TV - maybe the stuff from UPN and the WB before they merged (Buffy, Charmed, Dawson's Creek?)
Cal Ripken "saving baseball", Michael Jordan, Bills losing Super Bowls...
Jean-Claude Van Damme has a bit of 90's nostalgia charm going on these days I think, Steven Seagal, not so much, because he's a giant douche.23. PreservedFish Posted: August 28, 2014 at 03:23 PM (#4780992)
Also, grunge didn't go away. It shifted in various directions but it's still here. Nirvana and friends have never not been in heavy rotation on the radio. Fashion can't go retro if it hasn't first gone out of style. Same is true for hip-hop, mostly. Baggy pants? Still hot!24. Zach Posted: August 28, 2014 at 04:00 PM (#4781040)
I enjoyed the 90s at the time, but the decade is oddly resistant to nostalgia. Too self important, I guess. Nostalgia requires more cheese.25. PreservedFish Posted: August 28, 2014 at 04:04 PM (#4781044)
Yes, the 90s weren't goofy enough.26. Ziggy: The Platonic Form of Russell Branyan Posted: August 28, 2014 at 05:09 PM (#4781119)
This is a 90's thread on Primer and no one has mentioned Pavement yet? You guys are slipping.27. RMc's Got a Lot of Trouble at Stake Posted: August 28, 2014 at 07:07 PM (#4781192)
Fun fact: 1991 is closer to the first Moon landing than it is to today.28. bigglou115 Posted: August 28, 2014 at 08:14 PM (#4781227)
I still watch old nick toons when they pop up on Netflix. At 28 I'm probably the prime target for this sort of thing. Nick was really the reigning heavyweight champ of kids shows in the 90s. There was no Disney channel, Cartoon Network was only beginning to dabble in original programming with Dexter's Lab and such. It also had the benefit of being parent approved mostly, as it transitioned smoothly from after school cartoons to nick at nite showing happy days and I love lucy. Sure Fox had power rangers, and Nick had some more grown up cartoons that I'd argue were misplaced (R & S, and Rocco's Modern Life), but nothing else came close.29. Karl from NY Posted: August 28, 2014 at 10:33 PM (#4781293)
Yeah, there's no 90's nostalgia because 90's stuff just stayed around, once the entertainment corporations learned that pumping out any amount of junk for a popular franchise will keep selling indefinitely. Anything memorable from the 90's just stayed active in the 00's and up to today.30. bigglou115 Posted: August 28, 2014 at 10:49 PM (#4781301)
@29 oh I really disagree with that. Maybe movies, but the fashion and music are gone, or at least evolved beyond recognition. Maybe an an adult in the 90s would feel that way, but almost all the stuff a kid or teen would have been into is gone.31. billyshears Posted: August 29, 2014 at 10:15 AM (#4781563)
And your not giving corporations enough credit. Think about Happy Days, during that time there were like 15 shows that spun off of 3. Capitalizing on what works is hardly an invention of the 90s.
#27 - I do not find that fact to be fun.32. Tracy Posted: August 29, 2014 at 10:46 AM (#4781601)
No props for "The Adventures of Pete & Pete"? Humph.
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A surprising new scientific paper suggests the pattern of global wildfires varies based on the day of the week — with considerably fewer fires globally on Sunday than other days. And not only that: It partly attributes this pattern not to anything natural about ecosystems,
Nov 15, 2015 at 12:03AM
Rural communities across the West have waited decades for Congress to fix our broken system of federal forest management. Forest growth and mortality continue to rise at unsustainable rates, leading to larger and unnaturally severe catastrophic wildfires that are costlier to contain. Our federal representatives
Nov 6, 2015 at 12:02AM
The 2015 fire season was worse than any on record, and summertime temperatures are steadily escalating. Increasing the average summer temperature by just 1 degree Fahrenheit results in an increase of 420 wildfires in the state annually, according to estimates by the Oregon Department of
Oregon news
Nov 4, 2015 at 12:02AM
PENDLETON — Helicopters are dumping thousands of pounds of wood mulch on Oregon's Malheur National Forest three months after a wildfire tore through the area. The mulch is supposed to slow soil erosion and prevent flooding through the fall and winter, reported The East Oregonian.
Oct 24, 2015 at 02:54PM
Fire managers are planning another controlled burn Monday in the Ochoco National Forest, but the exact location depends on how much it rains this weekend. If conditions in the Ochocos are dry enough Monday, firefighters will do the Spears 1 burn near Spears Meadow, west
Oct 21, 2015 at 09:10PM
Fire officials plan to ignite a 127-acre prescribed burn Thursday in the Pringle Falls Experimental Forest in southern Deschutes County, according to a news release from the Deschutes National Forest. The fire is expected to reduce tree density and improve the health of the experimental
Federal funding will help reduce vegetation and protect residential communities
Oct 21, 2015 at 12:03AM
Deschutes County will oversee a $4 million project during the next three years that will create fire breaks around residential homes by removing vegetation. A grant through the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be used to address potential wildfire hazards on 3,780 acres in Deschutes,
Published Oct 20, 2015 at 12:10AM / Updated Oct 20, 2015 at 06:41AM
People can't see the federal forests for the fees. Sen. Ron Wyden and Rep. Earl Blumenauer are working on legislation to make outdoor recreation easier to access. Our concern with the proposal really regards what it isn't, rather than what it is. Let's talk about
Oct 15, 2015 at 08:19PM
With lower fall temperatures, both federal and state land managers are reducing fire restrictions. The Industrial Fire Precaution Level in the Deschutes and Ochoco national forests, Crooked River National Grassland and Prineville Bureau of Land Management District has dropped to 1, the lowest level. The
Oct 6, 2015 at 06:47PM
Smoke hanging over Bend tonight is probably coming either from a controlled burn to the southwest or a wildfire to the northwest. Willamette National Forest had a prescribed fire burning today; Mount Hood National Forest had a wildfire putting up smoke near Badger Lake, said
A fire in Warm Springs burning since Sunday grew to about 9,200
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