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And I thought economic times were tough here in New York. It must be really difficult to find a job in Hong Kong these days. Otherwise it would be difficult to explain why anyone in their right mind would be working in the office building that is the setting for much of this film. I dont know about you but my first sighting of a ghost in the bathroom would have me faxing in my resignation from home or maybe from the Caribbean! But even with rumors of strange happenings, unexplained deaths and a creepy woman in white who wanders the halls, these folks not only come into work every day but often stay into the late lonely hours when you can only hear the rapid beating of your heart and the slight murmuring whispers from the unseen. This new incursion into the world of film horror is a fairly solid piece of filmmaking nothing particularly new but it has an intriguing narrative structure, an element of creepiness, a sense of humor and four major stars that make it go down as easily as a bowl of salted peanuts and a cold beer.
The film consists of three intertwining stories (from three different directors) in which the main characters cross each others paths at some point, but it is primarily the location and theme that connect them. To differing degrees the stories are successful in their attempt to create a tingling tale of the supernatural. The first one with Karen Mok is the most realized in terms of character and plot, the second with Jordan Chan has some good moments but has a lackluster ending and the final segment with Stephen Fung and Hsu Chi feels underwritten and holds no real surprises. All three move along quickly though and make for an enjoyable if far from challenging 90-minutes of viewing. The production standards are simple (primarily shot indoors) and low budget but solid and the cinematography is light on its feet.
Like perhaps a thousand horror films before it, this one begins with a panicked woman running madly (and of course stumbling) through the hallways in an attempt to escape from the inevitable her blood erupting demise. This is only the prelude though to the three tales that follow upon its fleeting heels. Karen Mok works as a trader and begins seeing women laughing hysterically in the bathroom she thinks it peculiar but not nearly as peculiar as when these same women turn up dead soon afterwards one by a gruesome hanging, the other with her head smashed down on the Xerox machine. But does she quit and go home to read a good book? No, of course not. In fact she soon gets assigned the late shift all alone - the lights down low - and damn does she have to go to the bathroom! Yuen King Tan also makes an appearance in this one.
Jordan Chan is a complete and total schmuck. After he has taken over the loan business that his father had built up over forty years, he neglects his duties and treats his employees poorly. He decides that he has to get rid of a long term employee Helen Law Lan by giving her terrible duties such as cleaning his house and doing his laundry in hopes that she will quit on her own. But she doesnt seem to mind and so he goes away for a vacation and tells his suck up second in command to fire her while he is gone. When he returns though Helen is still there but something about the place is very wrong and it takes Jordan a while to figure out exactly what that is. Wong Wah Wo (the white haired guy!) is one of the employees. Next up has Stephen Fung joining a new company and immediately falling for the girl in the collection department the very non-accountant looking Hsu Chi. She seems interested in him as well but her late night work schedule makes things difficult as does the eerie looking female albino who seems to always be watching the both of them. Fung decides to confront this woman (or is she a ghost) but he discovers a lot more than he bargained for.
As a note, this film seems to be released by two distributors Deltamac and Tai Seng. I purchased the Tai Seng version and it is simply awful one of the worst new releases I have come across as of late. Whether I got one from a bad batch or what I dont know but the smearing is very distracting in fact I think the term is ghosting! co-incidence or not I wonder? It is also very murky and the colors are off simply a horrible job. I have no idea if the Deltamac version is better or the same one.
(A reader has replied that in fact his Deltamac version is excellent).
My rating for this film: 7.0


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The new generation Formula One cars will make their first appearances next week in the build up to the start of Winter testing in Barcelona in just over a week. It all kicks off on Monday as the Sauber F1 Team launch their new car. On Tuesday 21st the Renault Sport F1 Team launch their new car. On Wednesday, 22nd […]» Read more

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A veteran Quincy, Massachusetts, police lieutenant charged with defrauding the city of about $11,000 in a "double dipping" scheme is headed to trial.
The Patriot Ledger reports that jury selection in the trial of 51-year-old Thomas Corliss on 12 counts of mail fraud and one count of fraud involving federal funds is scheduled to start Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Boston.
The Hanover resident is free on personal recognizance after pleading not guilty. He remains on unpaid leave.
Prosecutors say Chief Paul Keenan could be called to testify.
Authorities allege Corliss lied about his hours, collected pay for working details and regular shifts that overlapped and submitted fraudulent time slips and overtime reports.
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(This blog first appeared in the Waterloo Region Record, Sept. 5, 2008, while I was serving on the Community Editorial Board. Newspaper title: "We need to take action against this flood of advertising," p. A9)
An epidemic of advertising has infected our society. For quite some time last fall we were receiving one or two glossy brochures per week in the mail from the same telecommunications company. Each week we also had to retrieve one or two bulky bundles of advertising in the mailbox – one of them contained 19 flyers.
We face a barrage of advertising in the media. Think of all the billboards that we cannot avoid as we drive into any large city. Or the one to two page advertising spreads in our newspapers. As I open up my Internet Explorer I have to make an effort to look past the advertising that is splattered across the entire screen. It is estimated that the average consumer is exposed to 5000 corporate messages every day.
Advertising works. Businesses are not stupid. They invest in all this advertising because it increases sales. But is it morally justified? I will grant, for the sake of argument that some advertising is acceptable. We as consumers need to be informed about the products that are available. I am not concerned here with simple, modest, and informative advertising. Nor is my concern here with advertising that is obviously wrong, involving distortions of the truth, or the exploitation of vulnerable children.
My concern here is only with the phenomenon of excessive advertising. I believe that a corporation that sends me one or two glossy brochures per week and does this for months on end is not behaving morally. I believe there is something wrong with the bundles of advertising promotions that we get each week. I believe that newspapers and television programs that are cluttered with advertising are creating artificial "needs" and therefore the CEOs in charge are behaving immorally.
I would suggest that the sheer volume of advertising does something to our very identity. This is a point made by journalist Rob Walker in a recent book, Buying In: The Secret Dialogue Between What We Buy and Who We Are. Although few of us will admit that we are susceptible to advertising, marketing produces in us needs we never knew we had. It transforms us from being human beings into consuming animals, or perhaps even worse, into consuming robots.
Excessive advertising is manipulative by its very nature. Naomi Klein has identified the phenomenon of "branding" which is the ultimate aim of excessive advertising. Corporations are trying to foster loyalty to their brand, so that we will no longer think about choosing another lesser known brand.
We also need to ask the important question as to who pays for all this advertising. Ultimately, it is you and I as consumers. The production of glossy brochures, neon-lit bill-boards, telemarketing, internet clips, and ads in newspapers are not cheap. And the costs finally are added to the price of the products that we buy.
What can we do about excessive advertising? For one thing we need to help each other become aware of this phenomenon. Walker argues that our susceptibility to marketing arises from our ignorance of its pervasiveness. Once aware, we must then very deliberately refuse to patronize those businesses that do too much advertising. We need to put up "No flyers" notices on our mail-boxes. We need to join the Red Dot service offered by Canada Post, that tells mail-carriers that we do not want to receive flyers in our mail-boxes (www.reddot.ca).
We need to hang up when we receive another annoying call from a telemarketer. Here we can also use the "Do Not Contact Service" offered by the Canadian Marketing Association (www.the-cma.org). As of October 1, Canadians will be able to register on a federal "Do Not Call List," administered by the CRTC.
But individual responses are not enough. We need to hold our provincial and national governments responsible for their failure to protect ordinary consumers from the brainwashing techniques of the corporate world. What is needed is government regulation that will limit the amount that any business or corporation can spend on advertising.


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From Sand and Ash by Amy Harmon is a beautiful story about Angelo Bianco, a young priest, and his childhood friend, a violinist named Eva Rosselli.
Set in Italy during the German Occupation, this is a tale of a passionate and forbidden love in a time where things were so uncertain, and full of obstacles.
The kind of novel that I had never thought that would make me feel so emotional while reading it. Seriously, it was that engrossing and heartbreaking to read.
Furthermore, the author of this inspiring story had captured its readers by giving them a glimpse on how these people from all the countries that were invaded by the Germans lived during those times. So as a reader, I was painfully hit hard of the idea on how arduous it is for them to live a life in fear, but at the same time, trying to be brave and strong as they cling to the hope that one day, they will be able to see the light of a newer and brighter world. A world in which everyone would live in peace and harmony – without any judgment or discrimination just because they have a different race or religion. And that it also doesn't matter who they are because what matters most is the sense of respect, kindness, and love for one another.
For sure, every reader who have already read the book, knew that the story of Angelo and Eva is something that they will never ever forget. Not just because of their love story, but more on how this couple have been such an inspiration, and despite the fact that Angelo is a Catholic (and a priest), and Eva being a Jewish. Such obstacles have really been a test on how strong is their love for one another. Using that love not just for themselves, but also offering it all to God; asking for the strength and courage to guide them in helping the Jews in their community. Risking their lives because they want to fight for justice because of all the inhumane and cruel things that they've witnessed from the German soldiers and officials.So before I wrap it up this blog of mine, I would like to share that before I've finished reading the novel, I already knew that this one have definitely made it at the top of list as one of the best books that I've ever read. For it was so heartbreakingly beautiful, and I still haven't recovered from it. And just thinking about it every now and then gives me that emotional feeling that I just couldn't entirely explain.
Well yes, it's a fiction, but all the details about the invasion that were described in the story were true. A reminder, especially after so many decades had passed, that one should always hope and pray that something like that should never happen again, and to keep the faith that the good will always triumph over evil.
Plus, even if I'm a person who doesn't entirely practice her religion, but I faithfully believe in God. That I believe, not in its traditions, but in humanity's faith to do good things.
And as a bonus, below are the following quotes that I've highlighted while reading the book.
"They can take our homes, our possessions. Our families. Our lives. They can drive us out, like they've driven us out before. They can humiliate us and dehumanize us. But they cannot take our thoughts. They cannot take our talents. They cannot take our knowledge, or our memories, or our minds. In music there is no bondage. Music is a door, and the soul escapes through the melody."
"Love had not made them poor. Love had made them wealthy. In that moment, they were royalty, a king of fortune and a queen of destiny, embracing a tiny prince of peace."
"God makes me strong. He gives me courage. He gives me peace. He gives me purpose."
"Sand and ash. The ingredients of glass. Such beauty created from nothing. It had been something Babbo had marveled about and something she'd never understood. From sand and ash, rebirth. From sand and ash, new life. With every song and with every prayer, with every small rebellion, Eva felt reborn, renewed, and she vowed to press on. She vowed to push back, to make glass from the ashes, and that courage was a victory in itself. Eva"
"Does it matter how we pray, if our devotion is pure, if our love for him leads us to love and serve and forgive and be better?"
"But we have to live in order to learn. And sometimes we have to fight in order to live."
By the way, if you want a copy of this book. You can buy it online with a free shipping worldwide at Book Depository.
Well that's it for now and till my next book review.
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The life and work of an important regional modern architect.
Authors: Lucretia Hoover Giese holds a PhD in fine arts from Harvard University and is professor emeritus, art history and visual culture, Rhode Island School of Design. Henry B. Hoover, Jr., now retired, was a senior information manager with the federal government.
Forward by David N. Fixler, AIA, President, DOCOMOMO-US/New England, Principal, EYP Architecture + Engineering.
"It is both rare and exhilarating to discover a modern architect of major talent and accomplishment who is yet little known today."—Elizabeth Grossman, Rhode Island School of Design
"It is fitting that Hoover's career receives careful attention now, when twentieth century modernism is being appreciated anew. Aside from valuably amending the history of that movement in New England, this recognition will, one hopes, contribute to the preservation of Hoover's distinctive, often modestly sized, houses. For the first time, we can appreciate the significant contribution that Hoover made in company with such architects as Gropius, Marcel Breuer, Edwin Goodell, Eleanor Raymond, Walter Bogner, Carl Koch, and Hugh Stubbins."—Gary Wolf, vice president, DOCOMOMO-US/New England
This beautifully illustrated book chronicles the life and work of New England-based modern architect Henry B. Hoover. Hoover's practice demonstrates how he utilized, transformed, and individualized prevailing Beaux-Arts architectural training of the 1920s to achieve a modern residential architecture informed by—but different from—the normative (Bauhaus driven) idea of modern architecture. Hoover's practice additionally provides a valuable example of the importance of the influence of landscape architecture on stylistic development. Because he worked with landscape architect Fletcher Steele for more than a decade, it is not surprising that in Hoover's residential architecture siting is paramount. His clients sought a particular synthesis of the exceptional and the livable in houses that spoke to and of the New England landscape and were tailored to their site. The story of Hoover's long career is therefore one of an American-trained architect who in the late 1930s initiated his "brand" of modern architecture in New England. His work, maturing in the 1950s and continuing well into the third quarter of the twentieth century, is a testament to an underappreciated genre of regional architecture.
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Drawing in Hoover's remarkable hand of the Blue Steps at Naumkeag, a project Hoover participated in with noted landscape architect
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Conceptual elevation (1935) for Hoover's first house (1937) Lincoln's first modern house pre-dating Gropius's in the same town.
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Clare Higgins reads an exciting adventure for the Twelfth Doctor - as played on TV by Peter Capaldi - featuring the Sisterhood of Karn.
The TARDIS make a bumpy landing on Karn, home of the legendary Sisterhood. There the Doctor encounters his old acquaintance Ohila, who denies all suggestions of involvement in recent unusual activities on Earth.
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The 2014 Pink-Briefcase Top Five
Setting aside the ridiculous number of hits from Tupperware sales-ladies on this post and the constant stream of support and awesome comments you provided during October's 31 Days in the Pink-Briefcase Kitchen series, the following five posts were the most popular posts on the site this year.
This Year's Pink-Briefcase Top Five
When I started reviewing the statistics to build this list for you, I wasn't sure if the results would be either helpful or interesting. I quickly discovered that the five most popular posts on the blog were among those of which I am most proud. Here they are:
1. I started off 2014 right with no more waiting.
2. I said some things I'd never said before in This is about religion. Sorry, not sorry.
3. I told you how I felt about this year's big professional risk in Living the Dream.
4. I shared my silly obsession with the first Outlander book in Not Guilty Pleasures. (True story: I still haven't made it even half-way through the second book. Hot fires burn quickly!)
5. And, I said goodbye to a community I loved and wrote about healthy relationships and bridge building in Begin Real Reconciliation with a Conversation.
This year has been a lot of things — beautiful and exciting and hard and, well, a little weird. Week by week, I've loved sharing this space with you. Thanks for a great year! Here's to many more.
Half-way Home
I'm half-way through my 60-day detail in DC as of this weekend! There are only four work-weeks left until I'm back at home full time with H and Leo.
These past 30 days have been long and busy, but time is also flying by. Half of 2014 is gone. I'm nearly half-way to age 29 (how can I possibly be so dang old?!). Christmas is less than six
weeks months away. In just a few months, it will start getting colder and colder in Chicago, and I'll have to say goodbye to arms and legs and shoes worth looking forward to wearing.
I'm not ready. There are so many more things I want to do before this year is over. A lot of my internet friends are posting half-year updates, and while I don't want to go line-by-line through my plan for this year, I do want to say two things.
First, this year I wanted to attack my life instead of letting it pass me by. And for the small things I haven't. I'm still more likely to watch television than exercise, or to stay home instead of going out, or to blog or tweet instead of making that phone call. (Sorry Mom, it's just really hard.).
But for the bigger things, I'm really proud of myself. I have been more intentional about saying what I want to do, where I want to go, what I want to eat. I've prioritized traveling and seeing friends and doing what I love. And I took a few big risks this year, including that writing boot camp and my writing conference, not to mention saying yes to this job in DC.
Second, I'm starting to feel like my own person (getting older is pretty awesome on that front, huh?) and feel very confident about my skills and abilities. Over the last year I have been so lucky to work with an incredible boss and mentor; his continued support, guidance, and trust have been incredibly affirming for me. I have a newfound comfortableness in my own skin that feels incredible. I'm no longer afraid to let people see how smart I am. (I dream of a world where all women everywhere fearlessly and confidently use their whole selves and full abilities to make our world a better, safer, healthier place.)
That's where I am right now, and it's still hard, but I like it. I'm weirdly happy, even though I'm itchy from a crazy rash and tired from constant flights and sick of eating at restaurants and still using my iPhone 4 with weak battery life and low memory. This year is half-way over and things aren't perfect but I am happy, and that is awesome.
What I'm Loving — March 2014
Whew, where did March go? I can't believe it's already time to link up with Leigh once again.
WORK. Is that a weird thing to say, that I'm loving work? Well, I have been. I started this month off with a business trip to Florida (thank you America), and have been doing hard, challenging work this entire month. So basically, I've been living the dream. [Literally. Working incredibly hard every day is exactly what I want to do with my life.]
FRIENDS. Oh, that's right, we're finally using the "f" word here in the Windy City. I'm setting into some very enjoyable friendships/co-workerships in the office, which is starting to feel like a great fit. On March 8, in honor of International Women's Day, I met up with a half-dozen members of my writing group who also live in the greater Chicago area, for drinks and food and writerly hang outs. I also attended my second Kappa Delta Alumnae Chapter event this month, grabbing dinner and meeting some new women in the city. It's so nice to have "people" once again.
Oh, and we're still looking for a regular trivia night and trivia people around the loop/south loop. Just an FYI in case there are any random internet stalkers close by.
CHICAGO. The weather is improving, the sun is shining more frequently and for longer stretches at a time, and I'm just plain loving Chicago. Everything about it — the jazz music and the frumpy coats and the popcorn (oh the popcorn!) and the skylines and the way that the best restaurants use animals in their titles ("purple pig," "little goat"). My parents were here for a visit and we did basically nothing, but even still — I just love it here. I didn't think I would, but I do.
READING and WRITING. This month has been all about l-e-a-d-e-r-s-h-i-p. I've been reading blogs, articles, and am nearly finished with The Truth about Leadership (Kouzes/Posner 2010). My favorite tidbit from the K&P's Ten Truths reminds us that being a leader is all about relationships, and that you need to know the people you are leading and have the right kind of relationships with them to lead them toward positive change. K&P teach leaders to know their values and visions for their organization, and to know their people — what makes them tick, what their visions are for the future — and to connect these organizational and personal dreams together. I love it.
ON THE SCREEN. Television has been kind of meh this month, eh? (Shout out to my Canadian readers right there.) I guess Nashville and Scandal are my top choices, but meh. I also really like Blacklist most days but, meh. Nothing is really catching my attention for very long. This weekend we watched several movies, and I'll give you mini-summaries:
- Divergent — awesome(!) and now I want to read the books right now. I'm going to try to purchase them before my DC flight on Friday night.
- American Hustle — sad but good, with some lovely dresses. Now I love Jennifer Lawrence a little more.
- Frozen — what the what is all the fuss about here? I don't get how everyone talks about this so much. Meh.
EATING/DRINKING. I'm a creature of habit, and this month I've found myself doing a few things over and over. Drinking English Breakfast Tea all day long. Mixing dried cherries, chocolate chips, and raw almonds for my own delicious trail mix. Also, I've been cooking from Bread and Wine (Shauna Niequist) a lot. I can't stop loving that tiny little book.
HERE ON PINK-BRIEFCASE. I've been practicing this little thing called speaking up. Just a bit more than normal, but it's something I want to do more. My favorite posts here on the blog this month are
- My most popular post this month was This is About Religion. Sorry, not sorry. I'm not usually a faith writer, and this might have been a stretch for me, but you all were incredibly awesome. Thank you.
- My favorite post this month was #50daysawriter Update: The Half Way Point. I've been working on taking my writing more seriously, and these last thirty-something days have been really positive for me.
- I also joined my writing community for an International Women's Day link-up about The Girls We Once Were.
Well, there you are. March in a nutshell. April is going to be insane! We'll be out of town two out of four weekends. I'll be seeing some of my very best friends; trying on my writer hat for four days straight at a big fancy writing conference; and then pulling my lawyer hat out of the closet, grabbing a blazer (it's been a while, blazers!), and heading to a legal training at the end of the month. Hopefully I'll finally get to wear all those new spring shoes I've been buying.
NOTE: my friends, our internet has been down to about 10% for days and it is so slow and terrible that I just couldn't upload any photos for you today. I also couldn't really preview this post the way I normally do, so if there are typos here or anything looks weird, I apologize — leave me a note and I'll try to edit them if we ever have consistent internet again.
#50daysawriter Update: The Half Way Point
As I'm typing this post, it's the middle of the twenty-fifth day of my 5o-Day commitment to thinking of myself as a writer. This won't go live and you won't be able to read it until sometime Monday morning, which is technically past the half-way point of this journey and eight hours into Day 26. Let's agree to ignore the actual math involved in defining the "middle" of a journey the way we agree to accept that television chefs always have perfectly baked final products ready to pull out of the oven and taste at the end of their thirty-minute episodes. The middle of a journey is really whenever you end up stopping for lunch, isn't it?
I've learned a few things about myself, written words and paragraphs in my journal and on my computer, and wasted a lot of time during these first 25 days. I've been focused on my writing but also completely absorbed in my actual job, which is keeping me so incredibly busy during these early spring-ish months. My brain is buzzing with stress and deadlines and ideas, and that seems like the perfect mix to me.
- I tried a few coffee shops/writing locations near my apartment in Chicago and have adopted a location three blocks away. There are outlets everywhere, the espresso drinks are delicious, and the coffee shop is operated by some church so I feel better spending $5.00 on something I could make for myself at home. I'm here now, and a poster from an event at the Ryman Auditorium is hanging on the wall that faces my table. I'm sitting in the sun, looking at the words "Nashville Tennessee" and drinking a latte with chocolate, hazelnut, and cayenne pepper. I can't think of a better way to nurture my creative insides.
- During a ten-day bootcamp with my writing group, I chose a topic for my writing project (even if I'm not quite ready to call it a book), told my writing group what my topic was, and felt the soothing coolness of positive feedback and acceptance calm my nerves. I also mustered the courage to reach out to a few friends about my
sillydream, so I've taken the first few steps toward using the "w"-word [writer] with my real-life friends and family.
- I have 4,000 words, notes, and research in a highly rough and scattered word document that has the headings and pagination of a non-fiction book proposal. It's not actually a book proposal today, but I'm using that structure to sketch out my project. Working in this format is oddly comforting, because it is exactly what real writers do for every book they write. I've found the language of the world I'm walking in, and I'm ready now to meet people without feeling like a fraud: I can spend the next five years saying that I'm "working on a book proposal" before anyone that doesn't know me well might become suspicious. It's completely normal for that process to take forever and for "real" writers to get distracted for months, discouraged for years, or otherwise lose focus for a long while before getting a final proposal together. I know how to introduce myself and vaguely describe my project, so I'm ready to rent a car and drive to Grand Rapids and meet other writerly people. That goal is officially accomplished.
- My friend Abby has scheduled a public event at the end of the conference in Grand Rapids where my writing group will take turns reading our work out loud. To strangers (and worse, to our friends). While the pre-#50days me would say oh, no, I'm not really a writer and so I will just cheer the rest of you on, the me that is 25 days into being a real writer has [unfortunately] accepted the challenge and promised to find something, anything really, to read. I'm much more driven by external expectations of those I love than my own secret dreams, so I think this is actually the perfect thing to push me during the second-half of this journey: I have an idea and some draft-quality words, but now I need a chapter-ish length piece that is good enough to share, along with a gallon of confidence and a cute new outfit. In the next three weeks I need to finish a draft piece so I can edit it, and then prepare to present it with/to my people.
This effort hasn't been on my mind every minute, and for the last few days at work my brain has been swimming in deadlines and spreadsheets and official communication materials, but I'm here on Sunday afternoon, as scheduled, thinking about this project. I'm thrilled with how far I've come in these first three and one-half weeks and am proud to share with you that I am working on a book/something proposal and preparing a mystery piece to read at my first ever reading as a [writer]. Nothing really has changed just yet, but I am starting to believe my own truth.
Thanks for joining me on this adventure.
Oh, and Happy St. Patrick's Day, Lucky Family! AOT
What Writers Do
Last Thursday I started on a personal journey, if you want to call it that. I committed to think of myself as a writer and to act as if I believed that I was a writer for fifty days, so that when those fifty days are over I can comfortably wear the label. It's the fifth day of this adventure, and it doesn't feel very natural yet.
I asked you for tips, tricks, or suggestions for feeling more writerly. I thought you would tell me to wear a tweed vest or smoke a pipe or drink whiskey in the evenings; to enter into fights on twitter [you know who you are, bloggers of America]; to light a candle and read the New York Times with my coffee each morning. You didn't. Instead, you all said the same thing: to be a "real" writer, just stop talking about it and get it done. Sit your butt down and write. There were variations in responses, of course, but only in levels of frankness on this common theme.
It seemed unhelpful and obvious to me at first, but already I've realized how valuable this advice really is. After five days of intentionally thinking about, talking about, stressing about, or considering the writing life, I'm not actually spending very many minutes putting words on the page. I've only written a few hundred words, I still haven't chosen a project for this period, and I haven't received any supernatural inspiration. Yet.
According to my research [casually googling variations of "what writers do" over the last week], this is pretty normal. J. Robert Lennon for the L.A. Times (2009) reported that real writers spend around 2% of their lives actually writing words. But that doesn't mean they aren't being writers the other 98% of the time. They are just living: thinking and working through the social interactions and complex critical thinking skills that eventually become the building blocks of what they create. Writing requires living.
I wish there were some magic formula for being
comfortable in your own skin a writer, but it turns out that the cape and tights won't feel right until you pull them on, tuck your feet into those bright red boots, run outside and save someone. Otherwise, you are just sitting around wearing spandex. As a thinker, an analyzer, a "but what about this?" problem solver, getting started isn't how I like to begin. I want to be ready: to gather together all of my tools and complete all of my training and calendar the milestones and targets before typing that first word. This isn't going to work like that, but that's okay. I can take my time and do this however I want to, so long as I'm doing it.
If you're on a similar journey of finding your voice and style as a writer, or if you just want to watch me fumble around as I do this weird thing I'm doing, I'm using instagram and twitter to catalogue my random writing activities, with the hashtag #50daysawriter. (Is that redundant? Did I just write hashtag twice there? I'm still learning twitter grammar.) It's mostly awkward so far but kind of fun too.
Getting Over My Giant Failure Complex
It's a little embarrassing how many times I've written this to you, how many ways I've slid references to my giant failure complex into blog posts without really addressing it. I've made bold claims that I'm going to stop thinking of myself as a failure and start loving the life I'm currently living in a dozen half-hearted ways, but so far I'm still just rocking back and forth on life's teeter totter: At the top, I am so ridiculously relieved that I am working (because others I love aren't) and that I have a healthy work-life balance and that my job is mostly fun and engaging, but when the see-saw rocks downward I remember that I thought I would be doing something different.
The "L" word still makes me feel like a loser.
I know in my heart that I am where I need to be, but I have to remind myself all the time that this life I'm living is something to celebrate, not something to mourn. Sometimes I have to say it to friends and have them say it back to me, to tell me it's okay. I know that I'm not the only one, but I often feel alone with this. I fold this idea into so much of my blogging because, while this blog is many things to me and hopefully a few things to you, its chief purpose right now is to remind me that life is beautiful and fun and it's okay to just be who
you are I am right now.
I loved law school. I'm not one to say "Oh, it was so hard and I'm so glad it is over," and I've never regretted attending. It was one of the best things I've ever committed to doing. It made me smarter and more attentive and a better person. Even now, while I'm not practicing, I still did all of the things to be a licensed attorney and I can go back to being a "real" lawyer whenever I want to, if I ever really want to.
I'm getting tired of trying so hard to convince myself that I am awesome and that I am making a real difference by working hard for my country. I am already doing these things and it's become a bit of a broken record for me (and I'm sure not all that interesting for you, my friends). I'd like for this to become a non-issue for me, but it may be a few more months or years before I can really settle into owning my own life and living it for myself. I struggle to surpass expectations that don't actually exist.
But I think for recovering people-pleasers and perfectionists like me, we often feel like posers in our late twenties. We're wearing the hats and carrying big titles on freshly minted business cards but are we really good enough to hold this much responsibility? Friends from school are carrying the lives and hopes and dreams of two, or three, or four children already and I can't imagine ever being qualified for such a hard and important job. Do you ever really feel like you know how to be a mother, a manager, a professor or scholar, or do you just jump in, throwing ideas at the wall, hoping something sticks? I'm always afraid that someone will look over and see that I'm really not as awesome as everyone thinks. I wonder, if they knew how much television I watched in the evenings, and how rarely I finish the books I'm always buying, if they would still want me to mentor their students, or file their taxes, or write their reports.
I paid real cash monies to register for a faith and writing conference in Grand Rapids in April. And I've decided that I don't want to go to this conference feeling that I'm not qualified to be there. I don't want to awkwardly shift on my feet or avoid meeting interesting people because when they say "Oh, I write a blog about faith and life and my book is being published in October," and then ask about me, I don't have a good enough answer. I want to do whatever it takes before I pick up my rental car and drive two hours and forty-seven minutes around the bottom of Lake Michigan so that, when I step out of my car and into the conference, I believe I am a "real" writer and I believe that I am qualified to engage, network, discuss, and struggle with them to create beautiful sentences.
Tomorrow, Thursday, February 20, is the first of fifty days before my conference begins. This may be a rough-and-tumble sort of commitment, but I'll be doing "the things that writers do" for each of these fifty days so that I can step into the Grand Rapids community with a few pages I can be proud of, with a project I can discuss, or at the very least with the confidence that I certainly belong at the table. I'm not sure exactly what this will look like, but I'm starting this effort off with a Story Sessions writing boot camp and I've been thinking a bit about what I want this to journey to include. I have a working list, but before I put it out into the internet world I wanted to hear from you: what do you recommend? What makes you feel like a "real" writer, or a "real" professional, or a "real" mom, instead of just a poser? What gives you confidence in your calling?
The Haircut, Revealed
I told you on Monday about my big Chinese New Year haircut, and how good it felt to start fresh again. You can understand why my first New Year did not have a triumphant feeling if you saw my January calendar.
Last month I wrote about adding sparkle to my daily life and ATTACKing 2014, but that was pretty hard to implement while battling winter weather and a weak immune system! That's hopefully all changing now.
As promised, here's a snapshot of my new 'do. I took my sweet time sharing because my skin has been so horrifyingly terrible since I started getting sick and I just didn't want to share that part of my month with you!
I gave up and ordered the new proactiv+ and so far it has helped a lot. It's a lot more moisturizing than the original formula. I'm one week in and my skin has responded well. If that's something you struggle with too, it might be worth giving it a shot.
Happy weekend, y'all.


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Genre: Guitar lessons
As one of the most unique and respected guitarists in the world, Allan Holdsworth has influenced countless others, including legendary artists like Frank Zappa, Eddie Van Halen, Yngwie Malmsteen, Alex Lifeson and Steve Vai. In this one-of-a-kind DVD, Allan performs seven electrifying tunes with his band, which features keyboardist Steve Hunt, bassist Skuli Sverrisson, and drummer Chad Wackerman.
Allan breaks down his creative use of scales and chord voicings in this video, and offers insightful suggestions as to how to go about creating your own unique sounds and chord voicings based on his simple, yet revolutionary, concept for harmonizing scales in intervals other than traditional 3rds. See incredible close-up shots of Allan s amazing technique here, and enjoy the unique opportunity to learn from one of the all-time greats!
Allan Holdsworth: Guitar
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Allan gives some fairly brief explanations about his use of scales and stands next to some diagrams professor style, talking about how useful they are. The reason to watch this video is for the large amount of footage of Allan while he is playing. Most of which with his band. If you're a fan of his music, then this DVD will go a long way in decoding his chops.
The problem is, is that Holdsworth's chops are so far beyond most guitarists, his approach to music is so "outside the box" and that he seems to have no idea of how advanced he actually is.
For a healthy part of his solos, his index finger stays close to the 10th fret and his pinky stays around 17-19 and they more-or-less just dance around, creating a dizzying array of wide intervallic melodies that go screaming by. He seems to think that this is normal, that anyone who plays guitar can do this, and that his abilities hardly warrant having an instructional video.
So there's a lot going on in his brain that just doesn't seem to occur to him to share or even bother to articulate. So, if you're the kind of guitarist who can learn a lot just by watching someone play, this video is awesome.
If you're the kind who needs an explanation beyond some British mumbling about preferring to not have "licks" then there are probably better videos for you.
He doesn't talk to you like a beginner, he pretty much explains it as if he were talking to John McLaughlin or Steve Vai - it's just Allan explaining how he sees the fretboard and how he writes songs. There's no "licks", or tricks or warm up exercises, etc…he literally "shows" 10 or 15 scales which he uses and how he thinks of them and how he creates parallel moving harmonies. The scales are not nearly as exotic as you'd think, except for the last few. The best part of this are the performances which have almost no connection to the talking parts. He and his band rip through some songs (which are better that the album versions in some cases) and then he talks some more. Allan also comes across as an extremely honest and humble guy, and stresses that you should find your own voice.
He gives you the tools to play like Allan or create your own sound… whereas in an Yngwie video you learn a bunch of Yngwie licks so you can become an Yngwie clone. Bottom line this is a hard video to watch one time and absorb all at once, best to revisit every few years and grasp more each time. Even after learning all the theory stuff, just watching the performances can teach quite alot about solo and group improvisation.


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Accra, September 18, 2014 – Thirty-eight-year old Benjamin Panford is a 'master' mechanic at Odawna, a suburb of Accra, notable for its perennial flood. Benjamin has been an auto mechanic at Odawna for 10 years. He is married with three children. As an auto mechanic, Benjamin is the main bread winner of his family and oftentimes extended family.
Benjamin is one of over a thousand Ghanaians, including vehicle parts shop owners, auto mechanics and food vendors at Odawna.
Literally translated as the bank of the odaw river, Odawna is a huge area where informal sector mechanics and enterprises, mainly dominated by men but with active women participation, are indiscriminately spattered.
In efforts to curb the HIV/AIDS endemic, the informal sector trade and work area is identified as one of the vulnerable groups but frequently overlooked. A 2012 vulnerability assessment carried out by the International Labour Organization (ILO) identified the lack of access to health and HIV services and safety nets away from parental control, guidance and care as risk factors that increase young people's vulnerability to HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
The UN System, led by ILOAIDS and funded under UBRAF, refurbished the dilapidated wooden structure into a youth friendly centre. The Centre has been handed over to the Ghana National Association of Garages (GNAG), Odawna branch at a brief ceremony. This activity is being carried out in partnership with the Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC) and PPAG. The total cost of the project, which included the training of 50 peer educators; purchasing of 100,000 condoms; printing of 2000 copies of National HIV & AIDS Workplace policy booklets and the refurbishment of the centre is $25,000.00 (US Dollars). The centre will serve as a one stop area for information on HIV/AIDS, counselling, sexuality education, STD management and entertainment.
Ms Akua Ofori-Asumadu of ILO advised members of the Association to use the Centre for the intended purpose and to encourage the youth, most of whom are peer educators, to access the facilities available in the Centre and to help promote women workers' rights, particularly, pregnant women and nursing mothers through Maternity Protection at work and PMTCT.
The Country Director of UNAIDS, Mr. Girmay Haile commended Ghana for setting the pace under the Protect the Goal campaign to increase awareness on HIV and prevention. He however cautioned the youth to continue to be diligent in their sexuality education to help reduce the rate of HIV infection.
The Chairman of the Odawna branch of the GNAG, Nana Amoquandoh Joseph expressed his appreciation to the United Nations for the facility, which he described as a blessing. He admonished members to use the facility wisely and expressed the hope that the United Nations and other partners will work with them to provide knowledge on HIV/AIDS at the informal sector.
The members of the Association could not hide their joy and appreciation for the refurbished Centre as they unanimously roared "no" in disagreement to a suggestion to take away the TV set and return it after the protective storage was erected. Office furniture, executive chairs, a 32-inch flat screen television set, condoms, donated on behalf of the GAC from their defiant Global Fund project on HIV & AIDS and some publications, donated by UNESCO, were also handed over to the Association for use at the Centre.
The creation of such an enabling environment for access to HIV services through the establishment of this youth friendly Centre will definitely "…go a long way to help us to learn and share information about social issues including maternity protection, sex and HIV/AIDS" says Benjamin, a beneficiary.


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Business update - new order in energy generation project
Hunt Thermal Technologies (HTT), a Corac Group company, has received an order for four plume abatement coils as part of a customer energy generation project. These specialised heat exchangers work in the cooling towers of power stations and contribute to the reduction of the visible plume rising from the towers.
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There is no sugarcoating this one. The Mariners let a potential momentum-building comeback victory slip away Tuesday night when their bullpen couldn't protect a two-run lead.
The end came with knockout force.
Carlos Perez, a rookie in his first game, rocked the second pitch in the ninth inning from Dominic Leone for a walk-off homer that powered the Los Angeles Angels to a 5-4 victory over the Mariners at Angel Stadium.
"It's unacceptable," Leone said. "Especially after this team is fighting and battling. We're trying to win some games. And to come in and give them that, that's unacceptable by me.
"I'll be the one who wears this one, and I wouldn't blame these guys if they all looked at me and like, 'Hey, pick your (stuff) up' because that's what needs to happen."
The bullpen struggles started an inning earlier.
The Mariners had just taken a 4-2 lead by scoring three runs in the eighth when Danny Farquhar replaced James Paxton, who was in line for his first victory of the season.
Farquhar retired Mike Trout on a pop to first, but the Angels put the tying runs on base when Albert Pujols singled and David Freese walked.
Erick Aybar followed with an RBI single through the right side of the infield that also moved pinch-runner Taylor Featherston to third base.
Johnny Giavotella then tied the game with a seeing-eye grounder through the left side for another RBI single. Farquhar held the tie when C.J. Cron grounded into a double play.
"It's definitely upsetting," Farquhar said, "but I think I got a little unlucky with those ground balls finding the holes. ... It was exactly what I wanted to do besides the walk to Freese to put the tying run on base.
"I executed everything I wanted to do. Just the ball found holes."
Angels closer Huston Street (1-0) breezed through the Mariners in the ninth before Perez drove a hanging slider from Leone (0-3) over the left-field wall.
"This is a tough loss," manager Lloyd McClendon said. "Anytime you have a lead going into the eighth inning, particularly with our bullpen, we expect to win."
The Mariners dropped to 11-16 overall and need a victory in Wednesday's series finale to break even on a 10-game trip that began with three victories at Texas before stumbling through a disastrous four-game sweep at Houston.
Tuesday unfolded as a pitchers' duel before the two bullpens took over in the eighth inning. Paxton served up a two-run homer in the first to Pujols but nothing more in pitching through the seventh.
Even so, Paxton was tracking most of the night for a similar outcome to his first start of the season, when he gave up a two-run homer to Freese in a 2-0 loss to the Angels at Safeco Field.
That's because Angels starter Garrett Richards gave up just one run in seven innings largely because, as they have all year, the Mariners pretty much flat-lined with runners in scoring position: 1 for 9.
That changed after reliever Joe Smith, with a 2-1 lead, replaced Richards.
Robinson Cano started the eighth with a double to deep center and went to third on Nelson Cruz's slow grounder to third — Freese made a fine barehanded pickup and throw to get Cruz at first.
Kyle Seager tied the game by pulling a ground single through the right side of a shortened infield before Logan Morrison lined a single to center for his third hit of the night.
Struggling Mike Zunino then sent a slicing drive to deep right that hopped over the wall for an RBI double. Zunino had an RBI single earlier in the game for his first multihit game since April 12.
"I'm trying to get things going again," he said, "get things right. I'm putting some work in, and I was able to get some pitches today that I could handle."
Zunino's double made it 3-2. After Fernando Salas replaced Smith, Dustin Ackley sent a fly to short left. Collin Cowgill made a running catch, but Morrison tagged and scored.
So a two-run lead with six outs to go. It wasn't enough.
"Sometimes," Zunino said, "I feel like we're taking a step forward and then taking two back. We've really got to get this thing rolling. Once you pull the lead out like that, I mean, it was lights out last year.
"This year, we're just making a couple of mistakes. Perez put a good swing on the ball."


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BBC airs Maidan fighter admitting he fired on police before Kiev massacre
The BBC has aired footage of an opposition fighter who says he fired at police
Nearly a year after the massacre on Kiev's Maidan left over 50 dead, the BBC has aired footage of an opposition fighter who says he fired at police in the early morning that day, bringing into question the popular narrative that riot police fired first.
READ MORE: Reuters investigation exposes 'serious flaws' in Maidan massacre probe
"I was shooting downward at their feet," says a man the broadcaster decided to identify as Sergei.
Of course, I could have hit them in the arm or anywhere. But I didn't shoot to kill."
According to Sergei, he took up a position in the Kiev Conservatory, a music academy located on the southwest corner of Kiev's Independence Square, on February 20.
One day prior, he had met up with a man who offered him two guns. The first was a 12-gauge shotgun, while the other was a hunting rifle – a Saiga that fired high-velocity rounds.
He chose the Saiga and hid it at a post office that, along with the conservatory, was under the protesters' control. Sergei told the BBC he was later escorted to the Conservatory, where, with a second gunman, he spent 20 minutes before 7:00 am firing on police.
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Once salad is prepared add the feta on top, serve into portions and pour a decent amount of balsamic over it.
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My name is Mrs. Jean Colman. I have been teaching at St. Elizabeth since 2010, however I have been part of the school for over 20 years. My 4 children are all proud graduates of SES. I have an undergraduate degree in Accounting and a MBS in Finance. I now have my Middle School Teaching Certificate, with a Math Specialization. I am the 8th grade Homeroom teacher and teach the 8th grade Religion. I also teach Math for the 4th, 5th and 6th grades. It is my honor to teach here!
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Some days are just built to be a roller-coaster. This was one of them- some amazing highs (WE MADE 55!!!!) and some lows...
This morning a lady fainted on the bus. But it was so hard to tell if she was breathing- her neighbour called out in alarm that she had stopped breathing and I called an ambulance and kicked into action the first aid training I'd had from the Military and from British Red Cross (for yoga teaching). Thankfully she made a full recovery. What a start to the day.
Then, for yoga happenings I had the best day ever!
I had my first Vintage Glamour class at 11 am. If you are below 60 you are just not vintage or glamorous enough to be welcome! We got all fancy with the props- chairs, walls and cushions (for cushion read rolled up jumper).
I met with James of Jericho Coffee near Oriel to confirm a yoga session with the Boatie girls he coaches.
Most importantly we reached the Yoga Quota of 55!!!!! This means the 50 people for the Big Issue class has been met and we're already 5 into Oxford Youth's Yoga Quota. Awesome! I am so humbly chuffed with all the Yoga Quotees who've made this happen. Boom!
But then another low.... (an amusing one mind) I was faffing around for so long saying thank you on Twitter and Facebook that the people who rent the room above me thought I'd gone home and locked me in!!! Uh oh! Luckily the Lush people were still in a super important meeting downstairs with someone who looked like a lady from Head Office. My fervent calls to their landline and all their mobiles got through and Tilly saved me! Oops! Sorry for disturbing your important meeting!
Seriously, today is a milestone though. I had absolutely no idea we could get to 50 visits in 2 weeks alone. My business case predicted around 1.5 people a week in the first few months and I thought I'd have to rope in (blackmail) family, friends and choir ladies to make the 50 by early November. This 55 has been done with only one sympathy visit from @moaningmundy and the rest all genuine Yoga Quotees! I'm overwhelmed. Thank you for getting behind this, people.
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Bittersweet indeed! Saw you've done several Stratton posts. No pass to Mount Snow this year?
Pretty much a perfect spring day today: bluebird sky, warmish temps and low crowds.
We zipped around the majority of the mountain and conditions were good. Got a little sticky at the bottom, but that's to be expected.
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Last day is always bittersweet. Countdown to next season starts tomorrow.
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Bittersweet indeed! Saw you've done several Stratton posts. No pass to Mount Snow this year?
Yes, we've been up at Stratton the last few seasons. Slightly longer runs made us do the switch. We still visit Mt Snow for the off season events with DrJeff and fam.
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I noticed a new, very large deck constructed on top of the old Kinderbrook terminal at the summit What do they use that for? Also what is the dormitory type building near the base off of the Tamarack lift near the bridge which was constructed a few years ago? Also, any word about replacing the Snow Bowl fixed grip quad?"
It is a yoga deck, no kidding. Scroll down a little in the article https://blog.stratton.com/2015/07/01...e-off-the-mat/
Also there are rumors about a new high speed lift for Snow Bowl, but nothing official. See http://www.newenglandskiindustry.com...hp?storyid=549
They used that deck for some DJ stuff during the Minus Zero festival. I want to say they'll do weddings there as well?
urungus hit the nail on the head. Seems like rumors at this point. Certainly would be a nice upgrade to help spread out the crowds on a busier day. And you could avoid some of the flats you have to get across if you are on that side of the mountain and head towards the base.
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The Twin-Pac shown here was designed to match the homes in the neighborhood surronding the lift station. This station was a retrofit/upgrade for the existing station adding on site stand by power generation for the pumps and increasing the flow of the station by 50% with new submersible pumps. It is designed for additional growth of another 50% in flow with nothing to be changed in the station except the pumps impeller. This is one of many custom products made by Precision Systems to satisfy the need of our customers. To see some statements from other satisfied Precision Systems customers, click here.
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