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One of the major discussions in the social sciences is the discussion whether structure or agency explains social phenomena best. On the one hand, structuralists argue that society is structured in certain ways, and that people are compelled to act in a certain way by those structures. Individuals have no choice, the structures in society determine behaviour. On the other, methodological individualists believe that people have a free will and can make their own decisions.
In the syllabus of a course I took, I found this: "Agency versus determination/constraint in the shaping of global politics: Karl Marx famously wrote that 'Men make their own history, only not as they please…' There is an ongoing and fundamental debate in all of the social sciences on what the line is between the 'makeability' of our world and the constraints we face in the making of our world." This implies that we have the choice between complete makeability, which would imply agency, or determination/constraints, implying structure. However, this puts the bar for agency way too high. Why should we after all expect one individual to be able to change the world completely? It only stands to reason that agents are constrained by other agents, and that only through cooperation they can achieve major changes in the world.
So, I think this discussion is based on a misunderstanding of what structures are. The problem is that some see structure as a system of norms with "equal ontological status" as agency. In other words, structure is a set of institutions which are just as much 'out there' as agents are. This leads to confusing discussions, in which it is not clear what this structure is (so far nobody managed to explain convincingly what a structure is), how it affects agents, how it changes, and whether this can be done by agents. In this post I will argue that there is no reason to assume that structures really exist and hold power over agents. It is merely another, simplifying, way of looking at agents, it is a way of reducing complexity by leaving out a lot of details which are thought of as irrelevant. The structure itself has no power, the constitutive agents who form the structure have power. In other words, structure is just the aggregation of individuals, and structure and agency are simply different ways of looking at individuals.
Like I discussed earlier, Hayek, argues that social science must take individuals as its basic building block, because we simply do not have an all encompassing theory of human behaviour based on quantum mechanics. I agree with him on this account, because I am compelled to believe in my own existence as a conscious being, cogito ergo sum, after all. While the assumption that other people also really exist and have a similar experience of their own consciousness is indeed merely an assumption, I think it is safer to bet that individuals exist than to bet that structures, institutions, rules or ideas exist in the same way. In other words, I am forced to believe in my own existence, your existence is very likely, but I have never seen a structure, I have only seen a lot of people interacting. So to me agents and structures do not have the same ontological status based on my personal experiences.
Moreover, Hayek argues we can only explain human behaviour by understanding how actors understand the world, rather than based on how the world 'really' is according to the natural sciences. In the first place this means that we assume that individuals really exist, there is such a thing as a person. Meanwhile, relations, norms, rules, ideas, beliefs and other things which connect individuals in a certain way, only exist in the minds of the individuals we study. People see other people behave in a certain way, and attach meaning to that. A police officer fining you only makes sense if you know what a police officer is, what a fine is, what laws are (or in some countries what corruption is), what money is, etc. We can only understand the behaviour of individuals by understanding how individuals attach meaning to the behaviour of other people, how individuals believe the world works, and how individuals understand the norms which they themselves both enforce, but are also constrained by.
In the second place this means that we have to think about structure as collectives of individuals and that any theory about structures must ultimately be based on how individuals behave and how they view the world: its microfoundations must be sound. This does not have to mean that a person needs to be aware of the 'complete structure,' something which is even fundamentally impossible (and we are back to Hayek). For instance, a police officer does not need to know how the laws he enforces are legislated by a parliament, which particular agenda setting methods it uses, and and which specific electoral laws are used to elect it, but he does need to know the law in order to fine someone successfully and legitimately. Meanwhile, a corrupt police officer does not need to know why his country is corrupt, he only needs to know which people he can blackmail and which people he can not. Nevertheless, in order to understand the police officer's behaviour we need to understand how he thinks he is related to other individuals, even if those other individuals are related to yet other individuals, thus making the police officer part of some kind of structure.
Structures are an invention of the human mind, they do not exist 'out there,' they exist 'in there.' This by no means implies they cannot have explanatory value, but they are not real as a rock or necessarily existent like individuals (assuming that you cogitas ergo estis). Asking people to 'translate' their theory from how structure influences agents to how agents affect agents is not nitpicking, it is a way of gaining clarity about what people are saying. The person who argues a structure is influencing people has to show why assuming there is a structure is more useful/elegant than expressing the theory in terms of agents affecting each other. If a structuralist is unable to 'translate' his structure into relations between individuals, there is a good reason to be very critical about what that person is saying. This seems to indicate that he believes there is a structure 'out there,' distinct of human agency, an assumption which is not supported by any empirical evidence.
Thus, I think we should approach structure as the aggregation of individuals. This does not mean that individual behaviour cannot be looked at as if it is structured. In fact, often this is a very powerful tool we have to explain behaviour. The big difference between the structure-agency debate and my argument, however, is that I think structure and agency are not fundamentally opposed to each other, they are different ways of viewing the same phenomena. To give another analogy, think of the last time you were in a very crowded street. You wanted to go to the other side of that street, but you were constrained by all the other people present. You did not for a moment think that the people around you were a structure, nor that you yourself were part of a structure. Yet, when we zoom out, the crowd is a structure, and even behaves somewhat according to physical laws which also explain the behaviour of gasses and liquids. This does not mean that you did not have a clear goal, namely reaching the other side of that place, nor that you were not an actor with a free will. You were an agent that was part of a structure made up of other agents. (There is a very interesting Economist article on exactly this issue). So, just like the behaviour of light can be explained by assuming light is a particle and wave, human behaviour can be explained as people who believe they are related to others in a certain way, or as if they are a structure, when we look at the behaviour of a lot of people at the same time. This belief that all social phenomena are the result of individual actions is called methodological individualism.
Bottom Line: Structures are not 'out there,' they are simply another way of looking at agents. Structures are the aggregated behaviour of individuals.

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Eight more days of school for me! Yes, we are STILL in school through the end of next week. Will it ever arrive? I feel like a little kid waiting for Santa–is it June 28th yet? Is it June 28th yet?
This week's list is short, but it packs a punch! I've featured 10 titles this week, and five of them received multiple starred reviews. I know school is out for many of us, but it's definitely worth a look for our back-to-school book orders!
*Patron Saints of Nothing by Randy Ribay
Jay Reguero plans to spend the last semester of his senior year playing video games before heading to the University of Michigan in the fall. But when he discovers that his Filipino cousin Jun was murdered as part of President Duterte's war on drugs, and no one in the family wants to talk about what happened, Jay travels to the Philippines to find out the real story. Hoping to uncover more about Jun and the events that led to his death, Jay is forced to reckon with the many sides of his cousin before he can face the whole horrible truth — and the part he played in it.
RECOMMENDED FOR: Grades 9-12
GENRE: realistic fiction
THEMES: The Philippines, drug war, colonization
READALIKES: Long Way Down (Reynolds), The Border (Shafer)
STARS AND AWARDS: Booklist starred, Kirkus starred, Publishers Weekly starred, SLJ starred
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "Part coming-of-age story and part exposé of Duterte's problematic policies, this powerful and courageous story offers readers a refreshingly emotional depiction of a young man of color with an earnest desire for the truth." (Kirkus starred review, 15 Apr 2019)
*Last Bus to Everland by Sophie Cameron
Brody Fair feels like nobody gets him: not his overworked parents, not his genius older brother, and definitely not the girls in the projects set on making his life miserable. Then he meets Nico, an art student who takes Brody to Everland, a 'knock-off Narnia' that opens its door at 11:21pm each Thursday for Nico and his band of present-day misfits and miscreants. Here Brody finds his tribe and a weekly respite from a world where he feels out of place. But when the doors to Everland begin to disappear, Brody is forced to make a decision: He can say goodbye to Everland and to Nico, or stay there and risk never seeing his family again.
RECOMMENDED FOR: Grades 7-12
GENRE: fantasy, magical realism
THEMES: friendship, belonging, family problems, LGBT+
READALIKES: Peter Pan (Barrie), Wendy Darling (Oakes), Never, Ever (Shrum)
STARS AND AWARDS: Booklist starred, Kirkus starred, Publishers Weekly Annex starred
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "Everland is a lovely conceit amid beautifully realized worlds and wonderfully individual, empathetic characters. The result is a memorable fantasy to occupy a proud place on the shelf beside Peter and Wendy." (Booklist starred review, 1 May 2019)
*Hungry Hearts: 13 Tales of Food & Love by multiple authors
From some of your favorite bestselling and critically acclaimed authors–including Sandhya Menon, Anna-Marie McLemore, and Rin Chupeco–comes a collection of interconnected short stories that explore the intersection of family, culture, and food in the lives of thirteen teens.
A shy teenager attempts to express how she really feels through the confections she makes at her family's pasteleria. A tourist from Montenegro desperately seeks a magic soup dumpling that could cure his fear of death. An aspiring chef realizes that butter and soul are the key ingredients to win a cooking competition that could win him the money to save his mother's life.
RECOMMENDED FOR: Grades 8+
GENRE: short stories
THEMES: food, love, family, magic
READALIKES: Fresh Ink (Giles), Black Enough: Stories of Being Young & Black in America (Zoboi)
STARS AND AWARDS: Kirkus starred, Publishers Weekly starred
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "A brilliant multicultural collection that reminds readers that stories about food are rarely just about the food alone." (Kirkus starred review, 15 Apr 2019)
The Art of Breaking Things by Laura Sibson
Weekends are for partying with friends while trying to survive the mindnumbingness that is high school. The countdown to graduation is on, and Skye has her sights set on escaping to art school and not looking back.
But her party-first-ask-questions-later lifestyle starts to crumble when her mom rekindles her romance with the man who betrayed Skye's boundaries when he was supposed to be protecting her. She was too young to understand what was happening at the time, but now she doesn't know whether to run as far away from him as possible or give up her dreams to save her little sister. The only problem is that no one knows what he did to her. How can she reveal the secret she's guarded for so long?
RECOMMENDED FOR: Grades 9-12
GENRE: realistic fiction
THEMES: sexual abuse
READALIKES: Asking for It (O'Neill), Speak (Anderson)
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "With layered nuance, the novel brings to light the impact of sexual assault and the importance of consent. A somber yet triumphant tale of family and fortitude." (Kirkus, 1 Apr 2019)
All of Us with Wings by Michelle Ruiz Keil
Seventeen-year-old Xochi is alone in San Francisco, running from her painful past: the mother who abandoned her, the man who betrayed her. Then one day, she meets Pallas, a precocious twelve-year-old who lives with her rockstar family in one of the city's storybook Victorians. Xochi accepts a position as Pallas's live-in governess and quickly finds her place in the girl's tight-knit household, which operates on a free-love philosophy and easy warmth despite the band's growing fame.
But on the night of the Vernal Equinox, as a concert afterparty rages in the house below, Xochi and Pallas perform a riot-grrrl ritual in good fun, accidentally summoning a pair of ancient beings bound to avenge the wrongs of Xochi's past. She would do anything to preserve her new life, but with the creatures determined to exact vengeance on those who've hurt her, no one is safe–not the family Xochi's chosen, nor the one she left behind.
RECOMMENDED FOR: Grades 10+
GENRE: fantasy, supernatural
THEMES: music, revenge
READALIKES: On the Come Up (Thomas), Rani Patel in Full Effect (Patel)
STARS AND AWARDS: Kirkus starred
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "This tale of found family and recovery weaves an unforgettable punk rock–infused spell." (Kirkus starred review, 1 May 2019)
Moles by Rachel Poliquin (Author) and Nicholas John Frith (Illustrator)
Meet Rosalie, a common mole. The first thing you need to know about Rosalie is that she is shaped like a potato. Not a new potato, all cute and round, but a plain old lumpy potato. She may be small. She may be spongy. But never underestimate a mole. I know what you're thinking: moles are just squinty-eyed beasts that wreck your lawn. You're right! Those squinty eyes and mounds of dirt are proof that moles have superpowers. There is absolutely nothing common about the common mole.
RECOMMENDED FOR: Grades 2-5
GENRE: nonfiction
THEMES: animals, moles
READALIKES: Beavers (Poliquin)
STARS AND AWARDS: Booklist starred
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "On almost every page, Frith's freestyle animal portraits, cutaway views, and glimpses of the casually dressed author scouting out facts echo the narrative's exuberant tone as well as significant portions of its content. Readers will never again regard these "bionic burrowers" as pests—or, at least, not as ordinary ones." (Booklist starred, 15 May 2019)
The Giant from the Fire Sea by John Himmelman (Author) and Jeff Himmelman (Illustrator)
Jat is a boy who wants more from life than collecting coal from the Fire Sea. Newton is a misfit giant, cast out of his homeland for his love of science and reading. Brought together by chance, the two become the best of friends. But when enemy giants threaten to ruin everything, it's up to Jat and Newton to defend Jat's village, leading to the journey of a lifetime.In the timeless tradition of The BFG and Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH, John Himmelman blends adventure and humor to create an unforgettable story of friendship.
RECOMMENDED FOR: Grades 3-7
GENRE: adventure, fantasy, humor
THEMES: bullying, magic
READALIKES: The BFG (Dahl), Bunjitsu Bunny Jumps to the Moon (Himmelman)
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "While some sections seem to exist as action for action's sake—and it can get a tad gruesome—the narrative as a whole offers a cohesive adventure story with a few surprise twists. A sweet tale about a different scientific revolution and its rocky start." (Kirkus, 15 Mar 2019)
The Peculiar Pig by Joy Steuerwald
Debut author! There was a different sort of piglet in the pigpen one cool spring morning. That "different" one is named Penny, and she's really not a piglet at all…she's a puppy. A puppy who gets longer and longer as her piglet siblings get bigger and bigger.
Penny doesn't understand why she's different–she only knows that Mama Pig loves her just the same as the rest of the litter. Penny's siblings are baffled by her peculiar behavior–like digging with her paws instead of her snout, and especially her loud, sharp oink. Good thing Penny likes all the sounds she can make, and when danger strikes and her peculiarities prove to be strengths, the piglets see that sometimes it's good to be a little different!
RECOMMENDED FOR: PreS-Grade 1
GENRE: picture book
THEMES: animals, puppies, pigs, being different
READALIKES: Antoinette (DiPucchio), Paris-Chien: Adventures of an Expat Dog (Mancuso)
STARS AND AWARDS: Kirkus starred
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "The adorable piglets (and dachshund pup) in the hand-drawn and digitally painted illustrations are expressive and distinct, with a look that strikes the right balance between cartoon and realism." (Kirkus starred review, 15 Mar 2019)
*Liberty Arrives!: How America's Grandest Statue Found Her Home by Robert Byrd
America's most iconic national symbol was a gift from France to the United States–provided America raised the money for the pedestal on which it was to stand. Urged on by the publisher Joseph Pulitzer, it was raised, largely with the help of children, in the first example of a crowd sourced fund-raising campaign. This book tells the story of the best gift ever: how it was designed, created, transported, and then finally erected on its pedestal in the entrance to New York Harbor.
RECOMMENDED FOR: Grades 1-6
GENRE: nonfiction picture book
THEMES: community, alliance between France and America
READALIKES: Her Right Foot (Eggers), Naming Liberty (Yolen)
STARS AND AWARDS: BCCB starred, Kirkus starred
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "The author's awestruck writing, featuring punchy, taut sentences, makes for fast-paced reading, as do dramatic page turns, and it emphasizes the grandeur of the enterprise; fascinating, quirky facts abound." (Kirkus starred review, 1 May 2019)
*How to Read a Book by Kwame Alexander (Author) and Melissa Sweet (Illustrator)
Rhyming text celebrates the joy a reader experiences when reading a book.
PAGES: unpaged
RECOMMENDED FOR: PreS-Grade 3
GENRE: picture book
THEMES: reading, books, how-to
READALIKES: Abner & Ian Get Right-Side Up (Eggers), Just Read! (Degman)
STARS AND AWARDS: Booklist starred, Kirkus starred, SLJ starred
WHAT THE REVIEWS SAY: "A beautiful book not to be rushed through, but to be enjoyed morsel by tasty morsel." (SLJ starred review, 1 June 2019)


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Thursday, 23 January 2014
Strong language: a rant.
Don't you already ******* know that strong ******* language isn't really ******* strong at all?
It's the ******* opposite, isn't it.
Yes, it's ******* weak ********language. I mean, if it were strong you wouldn't need to keep ******* swearing all the ******** time, would you.
Have you ******** got it, now?
Word To Use Today: asterisk. This word comes from the Greek asteriskos, a small star. Which is actually rather sweet.
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Dash my buttons!! No need to shout now!ReplyDelete
I've bleeping got it! :)
I know somebody who does cuss that much.
It hurts my ears!Replies
I suppose that swearing is useful for avoiding the hard work of thinking about what you think.Delete
And it usually IS better than hitting somebody.
I so agree. That swear word has almost altogether lost its force from sheer familiarity and repetition!ReplyDeleteReplies
I think I'd better pretend not to know which one I think you mean, Adele!Delete
I hardly ever swear. Something really bad has to happen to make me swear. I used to work a lot with ex-soldiers, and it's no exaggeration that probably every third or forth word was of the industrial strength variety. When that's the case, it certainly loses all potency. There would be no difference between one saying "I wanna speak with you!" and "I wanna ******* speak with you!" They would both be exactly the same.ReplyDelete
However, for someone that (virtually) never swears, is it not a tool in my linguistic armoury, kept ever sharp by its lack of (mis)use? Should I ever unleash a volley of blue invective, people would be shocked and really get a sense of just how angry / upset / agitated I am. And what about it's pain-relieving properties? Should I ever be an accident, will I thankful for the anodyne effects of a freshly unleashed sailor's tongue?Replies
Yes, I agree absolutely, Eddie. Swearing can be a release and a help, but it has to be occasional because it so swiftly loses its power.Delete
I'd never thought of this before, but all important words used for unimportant purposes do the same, don't they. Like REALLY, for instance.


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Scott Hahn.[1]2018. Signs of Life: 20 Catholic Customs and Their Biblical Roots. New York: Image.
Review by Stephen W. Hiemstra
As an author I have found that I learn more from my critics than from my friends. In my recent book, Simple Faith, my most influential reviews came from a retired, very-progressive professor who wanted nothing to do with endorsing the book, but his comments encouraged me to write about a half-a-dozen new essays. By contrast, I had trouble getting my evangelical friends to take time to read the book. In a similar fashion, Protestants have much to learn by reading books by Catholics.
In his book, Signs of Life, Scott Hahn writes:
"Jesus had greater praise for simple believers and children than he had the intellectuals of his day…it's a mistake to treat intelligence and piety as if they're mutual exclusive terms…One of my goals in writing this book is to show how Catholic customs and devotions fit into the larger scheme of Christian faith."(8-9)
As an ancient church, the Roman Catholic church has weathered modern and postmodern life with relatively few concessions to the craziness of our culture and with a respect for Christian spiritual practices that most Protestant church have either ignored or only recent started to embrace.
In my own pilgrimage, it is only the last three years that I have written about "Holy Saturday", one of the days of Holy Week that Protestant usually have no clue about, which Catholics have long recognized and celebrated. Holy Saturday is a great day to reflect on grief, something not handled well by Americans and not officially recognized in the Protestant tradition. Hahn does not discuss it probably because he limited himself to the top 20 Catholic customs in need of clarity among Protestants.
Background and Organization
Scott Hahn is a well-known Catholic theologian and author who was raised as a Presbyterian. In my most recent book, for example, I cited Hahn's (2009) work on covenants, which I read in seminary. Unfortunately, Hahn tells us relatively little about his conversion to Catholicism, but he does share that he is a Carmelite and a bit of what that means (140-142).
Hahn writes in twenty chapters, introduced with an introduction and followed by an epilogue:
- Holy Water
- The Sign of the Cross
- Baptism
- The Mass
- Guardian Angels
- Advent and Christmas
- Confirmation
- Marriage
- Priesthood
- Anointing of the Sick
- Incense
- Candles
- Sacred Images
- Relics
- Fasting and Mortification
- Confession
- Indulgences
- Intercession of the Saints
- The Rosary
- Scapulars and Metals(iii-iv).
This book is apparently an abridged version of an earlier book by the same name covering forty Catholic Customs (Hahn 2009). Seminary students will tell you that brevity is next to Godliness!
Sacraments and Sacramentals
Hahn distinguishes between a sacrament, something instituted by Christ, and a sacramental, instituted by the church. He writes:
"[A sacramental] is any object set apart and blessed by the Church to lead us to good thoughts and increase our devotion."(12)
This is analogous to the role of a pastor, whose chief occupation is to point people to God, only a sacramental is a physical object. Thus, those nice little rocks that have a Bible verse painted on them that the ushers gave you on leaving church could be considered a sacramental, provided that they are properly blessed. This is similar to the story of Holy water (23) or maybe the practice of conducting prayer walks to bless an office or a home.
Biblical Interpretation
One of the weaknesses of the modern church is that the Bible has—among those paying attention—become too familiar. We read some passages more frequently than others and we focus on some words and skip quickly over others. Hahn's willingness to point out the Biblical justification for the many Catholic spiritual practices therefore proved absolutely fascinating to me.
I have, for example, never really taken the idea of guardian angels very seriously. Hahn highlights the role of angels in various passages in the Book of Acts. For example, angels free the apostles from prison (Acts 5:19 and 13:7). He likens our guardians to being in charge of protecting God's temple (1 Cor 3:16 and 6:19), much like the cherubim protect the Garden of Eden (Gen 3:24). If our bodies are a temple of the Holy Spirit, then this analogy makes perfect sense, but I never really thought about it even though these passages are very familiar.
Scott Hahn's book, Signs of Life, is a fascinating and accessible read. I received this book as a gift from a Catholic friend and will likely use it as a reference when questions come up.
Hahn, Scott W. 2009. Kinship by Covenant: A Canonical Approach to the Fulfillment of God's Saving Promises. New Haven: Yale University Press.
Hahn, Scott W. 2009. Signs of Life: 40 Catholic Customs and Their Biblical Roots. New York: Image.
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Maureen O'Hara Spends a Quiet Night at Home
Judith Wright Centre
Wed 19th – Sat 29th of June
Reviewed by Guy Frawley
At the very core of theatre I believe it must do one of three things: To make us think, to make us feel and/or to entertain us.
I'm not at all suggesting it must do all three at once or that they are mutually exclusive concepts. But I believe that all good theatre will do at least one of the above. To my great disappointment Maureen O'Hara Spends a Quiet Night at Home wasn't able to tick any of those boxes for me.
That's not to say that when thinking back on the 50-minute performance there aren't individual components that I enjoyed. Whilst I found the jerky and stuttering transitions from song to song (and from genre to genre) distracting, the music used throughout was generally very well chosen. Director, Creator and Performer Belinda Locke also created a lovely set, the soft golden light shining from the waters of the bath were an especially nice touch.
After interviewing Locke in the lead up to the opening, I was really looking forward to seeing her show. My curiosity had been further piqued by the fact that I wasn't really sure what style performance I was going to witness, the advertising material and synopsis hinted at cabaret or burlesque, perhaps even a Noel Coward-esque-dry-martini-in-hand-wry-confessional, but no certainties were provided. However within minutes of the performance beginning I was asking myself where was the show I had read about:
'Returning home from a glamorous social event, Maureen puts on a records and pours another drink.' – This part was pretty much straight up like it sounds.
'As she takes her evening bath, Maureen reveals the vulnerabilities of public life and shares the intimacy of her private moments, seductive nature and deepest anxieties.' – This is where the crux of my entire critique is born from; I didn't ever feel as if anything was ever revealed, let alone hidden vulnerabilities and intimate private moments. Any seductive nature…or emotional core of any kind seemed trapped behind the same cold, monochromatic screen as the film clips of Maureen O'Hara that played intermittently throughout the show.
It's clear that this entire production has been born of Locke's sheer force of will, commitment and passion for her concept. But by taking on so much creative control I wonder to what extent she denied herself external perspective, and how this could have been a far more coherent and enjoyable performance if given a more thorough polish and a workshop phase with a sharper scalpel. In freeze frames, moments of Locke's performance would have formed interesting tableaux vivants, and I suppose that it is fitting for a performance inspired by a photograph to have so many scenes that would have actually make a pretty great photo shoot. Yet as a performance piece the scenes seemed inarticulate and clumsy, without any tangible flow and often, without purpose.
According to the program, this performance is a part of Locke's PhD in theatre, which leads me to the question of exactly what is the 'purpose' and audience for this piece? Academic exploration and empirical learning are as important in theatre as they are in any other discipline, but you need to know your audience and Maureen O'Hara Spends a Quiet Night at Home often seemed to be a performance that was more for Locke than for the audience in front of her. 'Theatre as product' vs. 'Theatre as academic endeavour' is what I'm left wondering about, and how often it is possible to faithfully align the two (is there even any pressing need to?). But if presenting one as the other then surely an uncertain audience response should be expected.
This piece has left me with a strong opinion as to how and why I felt it failed, but it's also left questioning my beliefs on what I believe good theatre is, and lead me to engage in discussion and debate on this topic with several others. Which is exactly where I believe academia in theatre can provide us with an important opportunity to discuss, review and challenge the craft.
The current incarnation of Maureen O'Hara Spends a Quiet Night at Home has been devised from a previous 20-minute version and I will be making sure to keep Locke on my radar as I'm interested in finding out what will happen to her concept after finalising tonight, her two week run at The Judy.
If you've seen it then I'd love to hear your take. Do you agree? Or are you wondering if we even saw the same show? Let me know in the comments section below.


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MARTINSVILLE, VA.—Jimmie Johnson dominated Martinsville Speedway again.
Johnson led a career-best 346 laps Sunday and pulled away on a restart with eight laps to go for his eighth career victory at Martinsville Speedway on Sunday.
"It was just a long, fought day," Johnson said after climbing from his car in Victory Lane. "Martinsville, it stays the same over the years and you just have to dig in and get your own rhythm. Fortunately, the fastest car won the race."
Johnson moved into third place in career victories on the shortest track in the Sprint Cup Series, trailing only Richard Petty, who won here 15 times, and Darrell Waltrip (11).
It also made team owner Rich Hendrick's organization the winningest team in Martinsville history with 20, breaking a tie with the Petty organization.
"I think the last stop or two, we really got our car adjusted right," Johnson said.
The five-time series champion picked the inside line for the final restart with Clint Bowyer on the outside, teammate Jeff Gordon behind him and Kyle Busch to his outside, and Johnson got a clean break for the lead into Turn 1.
Bowyer slid into second and Busch, who tried to make a move on the outside line, instead got hung up out there as Gordon and his Hendrick Motorsports teammate, Kasey Kahne, who restarted fifth, went underneath to take fourth.
Nothing changed the rest of the way and the top five finished in those positions.
Danica Patrick, whose boss, Tony Stewart, said earlier in the week he thought it would be funny to watch her try to navigate her way around the track, got passed by his rookie driver with 19 laps to go. Patrick finished 12, Stewart 17th.
"I felt a little funny kind of racing really hard for position there with Tony at the end, and then to get in front of him, that was a little victory for me because he's so good," Patrick said.
"I'm going to go over to his bus after this and see what he has to say about it," she added.
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What are your preferred recordings of Trittico Botticelliano? I'm very fond of López-Cobos on Telarc and the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra on DG. I revisited the former, being bewitched once more by such a singular beauty. La Primavera and La Nascita di Venere strike me like creations of extreme and pure loveliness, the wealth of effects takes me to another dimension. Respighi at his best in chamber forms. L'Adorazione dei Magi is less successful but with a certain appeal.
Earlier it was my first acquaintance ever with a Respighi opera, more exactly Semirâma, his 2nd opera after Re Enzo:How delighted to hear this!! I couldn't expect less from such a masterly composer. This is mind-blowing stuff! The best of the early Respighi is here, including some traces of Strauss and Puccini regarding the colourful orchestration and lyrical intensity respectively. Many atmospheric and exotic passages charged of sheer magic left me a strong impression, not to say the mighty voice of Eva Marton, just great. After the Strauss operas I will entirely continue with these ones.
Try La Fiamma next - in very much the same mould and performed by a similar cast as thisouch to the current Amazon price mind........!
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AMI Marketing Excellence Gala
The Australian Marketing Institute (AMI) prepares to welcome around 500 industry professionals as they gear up for this year's Awards Ceremony and AMI Marketing Excellence Gala due to be held at Pullman Melbourne in the Park on 16 October 2019.
Each year the AMI Awards celebrates campaigns from a diverse range of companies with varying resources, innovative strategic approaches and that target a wide range of local and overseas audiences.
AMI chairperson, Lynda Cavalera, explained: "Open to everyone, the AMI Marketing Excellence Gala is being held in Melbourne with hundreds of industry professionals expected to attend. It's the night of nights for marketing professionals to recognise and celebrate marketing excellence across Australia, catchup with peers, and network. If you're a marketing professional, academic or industry partner you don't want to miss out, so I recommend you get in early and secure a spot."
With 18 categories, 7 special awards, 120 judges and over 200 entries, the merits of each submission are assessed by considering the different B2B & B2C metrics and success factors as well as the linkage between strategy, execution and outcomes achieved. Winning entries are then selected after undergoing a transparent and rigorous judging process.
Past winners have included Tourism Australia, who won the coveted Marketing Team of the Year award; Braveda, Agency of the Year; and Mater Education, Marketing Campaign of the Year.
Other award winners included Lisa Ronson, who took home the CMO of the Year award; Nicola Hepenstall was awarded Certified Practising Marketer (CPM) of the Year, while Chrissie Maus (Chapel Street Precinct Association) was recognised as Feature Leader of the Year.
Mark Ritson was presented the Sir Charles McGrath award in recognition of his experience and contribution to the marketing industry over the past 22 years.
In the lead up to the AMI Awards Ceremony, networking events are being held across Australia to announce the finalists in each state. While the finalists for New South Wales and Victoria have already been announced, the next event is set to take place in Perth 31 July 2019 at Northbridge Brewing Co.
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Recently a long term dog training client mentioned to me that their dog was chewing the end of the bed at night. Their routine hadn't changed, the dogs normal behaviour hadn't changed. Nothing was different when I asked the main questions, we carried on with our normal training.
Still stumped by the chewing thing.
Part of being a Behaviourist is working around an issue, asking questions and getting answers in order to find a solution.
Then I walked into the room and saw the dentastix, I mentioned if the dog was now getting them before bed? "Of course" cried the owner. Well there was my answer.
The dog was getting a sugar hit before bed!
I'm not going to go into what you should, and shouldn't feed your dog (Do your own googling on that one), but I am going to stress, that tiny little changes can have a big impact on your dog.
In this case, adding in a bit too much sugar before bed was causing the dog to wake in the night and start chewing. Something she has never done, I could have applied loads of different training, and routine management to change it, but actually all that was needed was to not feed her sugar before bed.
Little changes can mean big differences for your dog.
Lots of behaviour changes in dogs can be environmental for small changes. Yes, sometimes they cause big changes but quite often subtle little changes in your dogs behaviour can be pin pointed by a small change.
Any unexplained behaviour changes must be changed out by a vets consult, in order to rule out any medical issues.
Uncomplicated things can make big differences. Think about the things you do with your dogs.
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One day a brother and sister got a big chest filled with treasure. That treasure was actually their toys. Amy got a big doll and James got a spyglass. One nice and sunny day James, Amy and their bear were going to the nearby forest to try the spyglass. On their way there they saw something strange, "Hey, what's this? A parade?" said James. Amy was very suspicious. James said, " That's not a tipical parade, it's some kind of an evil parade." Amy got nervous. They decided to visit their uncle Joseph to see if he knew something about that strange event in the forest. Their uncle was a genious and he knew all people in the world so they wondered if he met those men they had seen. He said, "I suspect something peculiar. I believe they are evil woodcutters. Yes, I know they are evil!" "Can you stop that evil, dear uncle?" asked Amy. "Hm, no I can't", Joseph muttered. As Amy and James didn't get the help they were expecting, they decided to ask for help from their old but wise grandpa Mark. Their grandpa was a famous prophet and he said, "Tomorrow can't be evil and sad. I see something. Some people or animals are going to the forest with their chainsaws to harm the woods, but, but they gave up. They are not going to do it!" As James and Amy had to be convinced, the next day they went to the forest to have a picnic. The moment they saw the forest, they knew their grandpa was terribly wrong and mistaken. They were confused and couldn't believe what was happening. "There's no trees! But how? Grandpa Mark said they would give up! Look! There are bulldozers and they are cutting trees!" Amy was very upset. At that moment they were helpless so they went to Josephs twin brother. He got briliant ideas. When they came, they told everything. As always, the light was on – in his mind. He remembered the map that led to the magical seed. It could make new trees and forest, maybe even a jungle. After a long research through his stuff, he eventually found it and a new adventure could start. Amy and James took the map and started their jurney. They crossed the sea, a dangerous snake camp, a dense jungle, snowy mountains, an "owl home", went through a big castle and fought strong winds. But finally they found "the X". "There's a magical seed! Let's go and plant it!" said Amy with thrill. They needed to wait for ten hours for ten trees to grow. After five days, forest was fully grown. They couldn't believe their eyes. They were so happy that an "evil parade" finally ended. The evil workers had guilty conscious and finally stopped cutting the woods. Amy, James, Joseph and his brother were so happy and proud of what they achieved. At the end of this adventure in one voice they said: "THE OLD FOREST IN NEW EDITION!"
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March 2013
Truro Swimmers attend International Swim Festival in Bad Bergzabern, Germany …
10 Truro City swimmers set off at the crack of dawn Friday 15 thMarch, for what was possibly the most challenging weekend of their swimming lives so far, The Pamina International Schwimmfest at Bad Bergzabern, Germany, accompanied by Team Manager Paul Parkinson, Team Coach Owen Rothwell and Female Chaperone Tracey Clapton.
As we were competing with National Youth teams and some of the best teams from Europe, and indeed the world, such as Russia, Canada, the USA, Ukraine, Italy, Israel, Greece, Spain, Germany, France, Hungary, altogether 52 teams from 28 countries, it was unlikely that we would be bringing home the cup. But it was an experience of a lifetime, and an opportunity to swim against some of the best youth swimmers in the world, and our young team did themselves and their club proud.
Whilst we went there to swim, it was also promoted as a cultural exchange. Our swimmers stayed with German families and were made very welcome. The hosts were very complimentary about our swimmers and were very keen to be asked to host families again. Our swimmers clearly had made a very good impression. We were complimented for our sportsmanship and team spirit, and were respected wherever we went. Our swimmers represented Truro City and Great Britain admirably.
There were many challenges, both in and out of the water, and also within themselves, for many members had their own demons to confront. For some it was flying for the first time, others had never raced more than 50m before, due to the age limits, and these were all 100m races, including that dreaded butterfly. There were many other issues that they had to overcome, but every swimmer conquered their fears with courage and determination and performed to the highest standard. In the water, some of the greatest battles were actually between our own team, for many were very evenly matched. This helped spur each other on, and despite the tiredness from the long journey, getting up in the middle of the night, going to bed late, and 2 full days of hard swimming, most swimmers achieved at least a couple of PBs each. When they next compete, hopefully fully fresh, I am confident they will swim some great races.
Meghann Kerrison Aran Triggs Alice Bray Caitlin Faux Quinn Clapton
Matthew Rothwell Katie Davis Jasmine Biggs Eloise Ireland Hector Faux
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Vastavam web: Telecom operators body COAI today said it does not see "ease of doing business" in the sector as rules framed by the Centre are not getting implemented at local level for network rollout."Law of the land should work as indicated, but ease of business is not there when we get down to local levels," COAI Director General Rajan S Mathews told reporters while discussing issues around call drops.During the BRICS summit 2016 held in Goa, the telecom minister, secretary and other top officials from Centre went to the state to get mobile towers installed to handle traffic load but still telecom companies failed to get adequate permission from local bodies, Mathews said.
"In Bangalore, we are asked to pay price equivalent to the market for digging an area for laying optical fibre cable. The amount of money demanded is so huge that it leaves no business case for us," Mathews said.As per a presentation by the COAI, Odisha, Haryana and Rajasthan have notified policy as per the rules notified by the Department of Telecom and expect Uttar Pradesh and Assam to soon notify them.
"Telecom operators have been investing huge amount to prevent call drops. In last 12 months, telecom companies have invested Rs 34,677 crore to instal 3,46,778 base stations. Just two operators, Airtel and Jio have committed to invest Rs 74,000 crore in one year to address the problem. We are making best effort to check call drops," Mathews said.The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has made provisions to impose penalty of up to Rs 10 lakh on service providers if they fail to meet the benchmark for three consecutive quarters.
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The tomb of a Bulgarian princess was discovered in the northern Bulgarian town of Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria's medieval capital, the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR) said.
Archaeologists Nikolai Ovcharov and Hitko Vachev have excavated on August 2 what has been described as the grave of a Bulgarian princess, buried in the courtyard of the St St Peter and Pavel church in Veliko Tarnovo.
According to the two archaeologists, they have concluded that the grave dates back to the 14th century or earlier, sometime after the reign of tsar Ivan Assen II. The princess was found wearing "luxurious clothes trimmed with golden ribbon; excellently crafted jewelry; a golden ring, earrings, silver and golden pins were also found around the buried body", the BNR said.
Archaeologists have discovered over 100 artifacts since excavation work commenced two months ago at the St St Peter and Pavel as well as St Ivan Rilski churches in Veliko Turnovo. Most of discovered finds consist of golden jewelry. Once the items are restored, they will exhibited at the town's history museum in autumn 2009.


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, confederation of cities on the Gulf of Corinth. The First Achaean League, about which little is known, was formed presumably before the 5th cent. B.C. and lasted through the 4th cent. B.C. Its purpose was mutual protection against pirates.
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238–179 B.C., king of Macedon (221–179), son of Demetrius II, successor of Antigonus III. He won fame in a war in Greece (220–217), in which he sided with the Achaean League against the Spartans and the Aetolian League.
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TONIGHT "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" aka the "Headless Horseman"
The story is set circa 1790 in the Dutch settlement of Tarry Town, in a secluded glen called Sleepy Hollow. It tells of Ichabod Crane, a sycophantic, lean, lanky, and extremely superstitious schoolmaster from Connecticut, who competes with Abraham "Brom Bones" Van Brunt, the town rowdy, for the hand of 18-year-old Katrina Van Tassel, the daughter and sole child of a wealthy farmer. As Crane leaves a party he attended at the Van Tassel home on an autumn night, he is pursued by the Headless Horseman, who is supposedly the ghost of a Hessian trooper who had his head shot off by a stray cannonball during "some nameless battle" of the American Revolutionary War, and who "rides forth to the scene of battle in nightly quest of his head".
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Substance Global, the London-based marketing and PR agency, has hired Olivia Gourlay as commercial director.
Gourlay joins from Zero Degrees West. She has 15 years of experience in PR and marketing and has formerly worked at Premier PR, Taylor Herring and Talk PR (M&C Saatchi).
As part of the senior management team, she will work across a variety of campaigns for leading studios and independents, television, games and entertainment companies worldwide.
Gourlay commented: "I'm delighted to join Substance, a highly reputable agency built over 13 years by consistently providing impactful measurable campaigns that continue to make waves in the industry. I've known the Directors at Substance for years and it's exciting to be finally working together".
Andy Freedman, CEO and founder of Substance Global, said: "Olivia is a precision player with a phenomenal track record of leading teams and delivering for clients - we are beyond delighted to have her on our team. After years of collaborating with her on numerous projects, we know she will bring all of her invaluable experience to bear, whilst steering us on towards new horizons".
Substance has also promoted James Field to the position of client services director.
Field has been with the company since 2006. He will continue to work with clients including Paramount Pictures, Twentieth Century Fox and Altitude, while expanding his work further into UK, International and Domestic markets.
Field said: "I'm excited to continue to develop and grow the Substance Global business, both with our fantastic, hard-working team and our great roster of clients. I've never been prouder of the quality of our campaigns and, with Olivia on-board, the possibilities for our agency are endless."
Colin Swift, Substance MD, added: "James consistently demonstrates that the relationships and close ties he has built over 10 years, are perfectly suited to his new position as Client Services Director
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President Bush makes racially charged statements while addressing an audience at a Republican fundraiser in Hillsborough, California, outside San Francisco. The fundraiser, hosted by the chairman of an investment firm, raises $1.5 million for the Republican National Committee. [San Francisco Chronicle, 1/31/2008] The media will not learn about Bush's remarks until late 2009, when former Bush administration speechwriter Matt Latimer publishes his book, Speechless: Tales of a White House Survivor. Latimer will write: "He talked about his own failings with alcoholism as the reason he supported his faith-based initiative. 'My philosophy is, find somebody who hurts and do something about it,' he said. 'Don't wait for government to tell you what to do.' He bluntly talked about his own situation. 'I was beginning to love alcohol over my wife and kids. It got to a point when Billy Graham came into my life. But I was hardheaded and didn't want to listen for a while. And then I stopped drinking overnight. I am a one-man faith-based initiative. Alcohol was competing for my affections. And it would have ruined me.' He said things that could ruffle feathers, such as how he'd recently gone to a faith-based program run by 'former drunks.' He said he went to see a prison ministry program, noting that 'everyone was black, of course.' All eyes turned in search of the sole African American in the audience of donors. They wanted to see if he was offended." Latimer will write that the sole African-American donor did not "appear to be" offended, and will defend Bush, writing that he "didn't mean it in a derogatory way. He just liked making blunt observations to shock his audience." [Think Progress, 9/23/2009]
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Although I have thought about it a dozen times, I haven't taken the time to sit down and write an entry since the fall.
Since Christmas, I have sat down several times to write an entry only to be distracted with something else, pushing it aside for "another time".
Life has been busy with two kids.
Not only did we expect it, we embrace it!
We try to spend as much time with the kids as possible, which means all other things get placed on the back burner. And we are totally ok with that! If you enter our house unexpectedly, you will see what I mean. The dirty dishes, laundry, and cleaning can wait!
While I had an amazing six months home with Ethan and Ellie, I returned to work after Christmas and they are now enjoying their days at home with Daddy. It has been an adjustment (for me more than anyone), but everyone is doing well with the change!
We had a wonderful Christmas, despite everyone being sick with head colds. It was nice and quiet. We enjoyed our time spent with family and friends. Ethan was so excited for Christmas this year. This was the first year he understood that Santa was coming and that he would deliver gifts on Christmas Eve while he was sleeping!
He was happy enough Christmas morning to see that he received his one and only request from Santa… A dinosaur and a "big egg" (aka a Kinder Surprise).
Santa delivered and Ethan was happy!
Some of you may have heard about Ethan's trip to the Janeway New Year's Eve. It was quite the ordeal.
We spent the evening at friends of my brother and sister-in-laws. It was nice and quiet. The adults sat around chatting while the kids played downstairs. Ethan trekked up and down the stairs at least twenty times, whether it be to show us a cool toy he discovered, have a snack, or to chase the older girls around.
Ethan is always so cautious and careful on stairs.
He usually stands to the side holding the rail carefully maneuvering down one step at a time.
Unfortunately this time one of his feet seemed to get caught up in the other, causing him to tumble down a flight of stairs. I heard the gasp coming from one of the Mom's walking down behind him and instantly knew it was him. I jumped to my feet and managed to see him somersault down the last few stairs before he landed on his back at the bottom on a ceramic tile landing.
I let a scream out of me and I am sure everyone immediately jumped to their feet. They were all aware of Ethan's condition, and a few of them passed comment about the danger of the stairs before he fell down them.
I don't even remember handing Ellie over to one of the girls before I floated down the stairs to help Ethan.
He just laid there dazed and confused.
At that point, I was panic stricken and didn't know if he was injured or just in complete shock. Thankfully there were a lot of people to help. My sister-in-law is a nurse, and my brother and a few of his good friends are firefighters and are first aid trained.
I was dying to scoop Ethan up in my arms and hold him while they checked him up and down. He just laid there shaken with blood gushing out of his mouth.
All his vitals appeared to be fine and he was very alert, but we had no idea whether or not he bumped his head when he fell. I immediately called the hematologist and we determined that he needed extra factor before making the trek to the Janeway emergency department to have him looked at right away.
The poor little guy cried when we left because he "didn't want to leave the party" ha ha.
He was in good spirits, which certainly helped.
He was a trooper – as usual – getting his factor before we left for town, despite not having any Emla cream to numb the skin around his port.
We left for the hospital as soon as we could… Peter and I spent the entire drive in debating whether or not we should let him sleep in case he had a concussion.
After spending several hours at the Janeway, examinations and CT scans determined Ethan was completely fine and had no major bleeds. The only evidence of a fall was his bust up lip where his teeth went through and a burn on his face.
While we were beyond thankful everything came back normal, it was a scary night to say the least.
As crazy as Ethan is (and you ALL know how crazy he is, ha ha), this was his first major tumble. For days after all I could picture was his limp little body tumbling down the stairs.
I think everyone else at the party may have gotten an even bigger scare than Peter and I… I guess not entirely understanding Ethan's condition and how his factor works makes a big difference.
But, at the end of the day we were just thankful he was ok, and thankful he had such amazing people to help look after him and make sure everything was alright.
So, as if NYE wasn't eventful enough… Just after I returned back to work, Ethan was complaining of a pain in his side one afternoon and evening.
That's not typical of Ethan; he's a laid back, care free guy.
Peter and I paid close attention to it and when he kept favoring his side we decided to touch base with the hematologist to see how she felt. After asking us several questions about Ethan's condition, she wanted us to treat him immediately and make a trip to the Janeway to have some tests done. She speculated he was having a muscle bleed in his side.
Flash back to a week and a half before… All that I could think was that maybe he was having an internal bleed or a muscle bleed from his tumble down the stairs.
So, after a good dose of factor off we went.
A few more hours waiting around, lots of tests, bloodwork, and ANOTHER CT scan, everything came back fine… AGAIN!
I think that's about all my nerves can handle for a while, ha ha.
Knock on wood, nothing else 'eventful' has really happened since, other than a scattered mouth bleed and nose bleed.
Although, now that I think about it… LoL
To give you an idea of how Ethan bleeds here is a good, standard example.
We were on our way to Grammy and Poppa's for supper one evening last week when Ethan was carrying a glass from the living room to put in the kitchen sink.
All of a sudden I heard the glass shatter.
When I looked Ethan was still holding it – well, most of it – in his hands.
There was glass all over the floor. We were right there with him, yet we have no idea how the glass broke.
I immediately took the rest of the glass from him and began to inspect his hand. He got a fright and started to cry, which definitely didn't help with the bleeding. From the time it took to get from the living room to our bedroom (where we keep all of the medical supplies) the blood was gushing out of a few small cuts on his hand into my hand.
As fast as I could hold gauze to his hand and place bandaids over the cuts I would have to replace them again. He just kept bleeding through. Finally, I placed the gauze over his hand thick enough and taped it to form a 'bandage'.
That seemed to do the trick, and off we went.
That night his hand was still bleeding – we were going on hour five. We knew that if things didn't change by morning we would likely have to give him an extra dose of factor to help his blood clot, but thankfully that wasn't the case. It finally stopped on its own. Yay!
These are just the little things that we sometimes don't even think about. Because, for the most part, Ethan IS normal.
Things have been quiet since and we are ok with that!
Ethan still loves his little sister as much as ever… Maybe even more if that's possible. Haha.
He is starting to wonder lately why Ellie doesn't get 'crazy juice' (that's what he calls his factor). We just tell him it's because he is special and he needs it to play and be crazy, ha ha. He seems to be ok with that answer for now, so we'll leave it at that!
Some days he tells us he doesn't want to get his factor, but we just remind him if he wants to play safely he needs it. While it's not something that happens every day (he is usually really good about it), he has yet to put up a fight.
No doubt his day will come.
But for now, we are enjoying the fact that he crawls up on the bed and lays back with his arms behind his head while we give him his treatment.
He's pretty care-free.
The last handful of months we have switched from someone having to lay down with him (and sometimes still hold his arms still), to wanting to lay down all by himself.
He is getting more curious, asking more questions, and wanting to help more. Some days he wants to wear his 'own gloves' and help 'push the button' on the syringe.
Will we be so lucky for it to always be a positive experience for him?
I guess we will just have to take it as it comes…
Anyway, while this entry was LONG overdue, I just wanted to provide a little update on how things have been going lately.
Maybe in the next little while I will get a chance to write about things happening in Ethan's life (and ours), rather than his tumbles, bleeds, an extra doses of factor… Fingers crossed!


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Vlog #14 E3 2010 press conference review
By: goukijones Jul 1, 2010 | 10 Comments
Introducing BatRastered, with special guests FNJimmy and Choke. Also special appearances by Major Nelson, StarSlay3r, Geoff Keighley, and gaming legend Adam Sessler.
Filmed just one week removed from E3 2010 the Gouki.com staff looks back at the E3 2010 press conferences. Introducing BatRastered, with special guests FNJimmy and Choke. Also special appearances by Major Nelson, StarSlay3r, Geoff Keighley, and gaming legend Adam Sessler. This non-stop romp the E3 press conferences is a brutal realization that these major corporations barely know how to entertain. EA's press conference had the most potential entertainment wise just hoping that Joel Mchale might just say something crazy. Which almost happened, but he seemed reserved most of the time and had to read very specific lines at some point. Sony lost points because Jack Tretton straight up says he didn't want Kevin Butler hosting because of his own EGO. WTF? So bore us to death.
Then there's the games which is mostly what this is about. Don't be a Jimmy! Enjoy Vlog #14 E3 2010 press conference review.
Leave some comments Jimmy and like this story!! Thanks.
Vlog #8 E3 2009 Press Conference review
By: goukijones Oct 6, 2009 | 7 Comments
One of my favorite times of the year. I love the E3 Press Conferences.
Jimmy is back! It's E3 2009. I'm drunk talking about the Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony Press Conferences. Don't miss this one Jimmy!
Vlog #6 All day Pwnfest!
By: goukijones Oct 6, 2009 | 3 Comments
The all day Pwnfest. Halo Wars, Resident Evil 5 and Street Fighter IV! Pwnn!
Im out of control drunk again! In the new Gouki.com show Im having an all day pwnfest playing Halo Wars and Resident Evil 5. I saw Dragonball Evolution and you get to see my immediate reaction. I also talk about Wolverine. Dont miss this exciting new Vlog! Jimmy!
Vlog #4 Video Game Season Part 1 & 2! Jimmy Style!
By: goukijones Oct 4, 2009 | 4 Comments
Jimmy live from Wall Street and the T-shirt dance?!
This vlog is no joke. I obviously had a lot to say. I show clips from Left 4 Dead, Fable 2, Mirror's Edge, Gears of War 2, and Fallout 3. The stock market bit is great and I think I crossed the line with the T-shirt dance, but hey ... you fuckin' Jimmys need to buy some shirts!
Vlog #10 Halo 3: ODST, Brutal Legend, Uncharted 2: Among Thieves
By: goukijones Oct 23, 2009 | 19 Comments
Watch me play and discuss Batman: Arkham Asylum, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, Halo 3: ODST. Win Brutal Legend or Modern Warfare 2 on Gouki.com! Uncharted 2: Among Thieves!
Watch me play and discuss Batman: Arkham Asylum, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, Halo 3: ODST. Win Brutal Legend or Modern Warfare 2 on Gouki.com! Uncharted 2: Among Thieves!
Vlog #1 E3 2008 Press Conference Review
By: goukijones Oct 4, 2009 | 5 Comments
The original Jimmy! Check it out!
Jimmy screams about Too Human, Little Big Planet, Street Fighter IV, Fallout 3, Gears of War 2. Highs and lows from Sony, Microsoft and the Nintendo press conference. Video clips, drinking, cursing, Jack Palance is dead smack! All here in this Vlog ... Don't be a Jimmy!
Vlog #9 The 2009 Summer Pwnfest!
By: goukijones Sep 23, 2009 | 21 Comments
This is it Jimmy! Vlog #9. Drunk with a fancy micro phone ...
Vlog #2 The 2008 Summer Wrap-up. Video games, movies, and Jimmy!
By: goukijones Oct 4, 2009 | 5 Comments
Bizzle Kdigga Live VIA Live and a weather report. My favorite bit.
Jimmy! I'm back, Vlog #2! I give a quick overview of some summer movies I loved and hated. I talk about The Force Unleashed demo, Galaga Legions and Fable 2 pub games. Also the summer Olympics, Barrack Obama and Hurricane Gustav! Don't be a Jimmy!
Vlog #3 The Force Unleashed, Call of Duty WaW Beta, and Mercs 2!
By: goukijones Oct 4, 2009 | 5 Comments
Live from the closet! The neighbors are pissed off Jimmy!
The neighbors are complaining about the noise coming from my apartment Jimmy! WTF? I play the Call of Duty WaW Beta, The Force Unleashed and Mercenaries 2! Don't be a Jimmy! I hurt myself making this vlog.
Vlog #5 The Gouki.com Hour
By: goukijones Oct 6, 2009 | 3 Comments
Is that the Geico googly eye money?! Jimmy! Guest co-host Papabear!
Jimmy gets a special guest co-host ... PapaBear. In one of the craziest most drunken Vlogs ever! Jimmy tries to countdown his favorite movies and video games from 2008! Too much man, you took too much, too much. Number 1 in the world!
Vlog #13 Jimmy is a mess
By: goukijones Jun 8, 2010 | 9 Comments
Finally from the depth on the drunken lands of nubfarm ... Jimmy returns with Vlog #13 and he is a mess.
Vlog #13 packing my shit up getting ready to move to Las Vegas. I'm playing ModNation Racers and Red Dead Redemption all day long. I didn't get anything done. I was drunk too. lol. Duh. Please leave and comment and like this story. I want to hear your thoughts.
Vlog 6.1 Fallout 3 Gameplay Review
By: goukijones Oct 6, 2009 | 2 Comments
I love Fallout 3 Jimmy! Watch these pwnn ass videos!
Vault 108
Gaaaary! This is a Semi-Strategy/walkthrough/review of the Vault 108 area in Fallout 3. I pwn the shit out of this cloning lab with and hostiles yelling Gaaaary! I demonstrate a few of my favorite weapons from Fallout 3. I find the Bobble head for Charisma. Check out my other Fallout Videos. Don't be a Jimmy!!!
Evergeen Mills
Semi-Strategy/walkthrough/review of the Evergreen Mills area in Fallout 3. I am drunk. This video demonstrates most weapons from Fallout 3. I take down a Super Mutant Behemoth! Countless raiders get pwnd and I find the Bobble head for Barter. Smiling Jack gets railed by the Death claw. Check out my other Fallout Videos. Don't be a Jimmy!
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text: Life course scholars have theorised the relationship between individual life trajectories and geographic phenomena such as migration, partnering, reproduction and locational choice. They have engaged less frequently with the politics of fieldwork or the interrelationship of the life course and the field. Feminist geographers, in contrast, have made significant interventions into the social dynamics of fieldwork (e.g. relationships between researchers and participants), but less so on the life trajectories that precede and follow the fieldwork encounter. This special section thus contributes to both life course geographies and ongoing feminist interventions into the fieldwork process. In understanding fieldwork experiences through a life course approach, the contributors to this special section simultaneously deepen and systematise much of feminist geographic research on fieldwork. Their work highlights how life events and turning points, including those before, during and beyond fieldwork, can profoundly change – or be changed by – research experiences and outcomes. They also reveal how the trajectories of researchers, participants and the field itself become interconnected within specific historical times and contexts.


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