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Japanese Marriage Equality Advocate Meets with HRC
- August 17, 2015
Post submitted by Ashley Fowler, former HRC Global Coordinator
Last week, HRC staff met with Hideyuki Nishimura, a Japanese LGBT advocate from the organization Equal Marriage Alliance (EMA) Japan. Nishimura is a former Japanese diplomat with degrees from George Washington University and the University of Virginia.
At the meeting, HRC staff and EMA shared information and experiences regarding marriage equality efforts in the United States and in Japan. EMA is currently working to achieve marriage equality in Japan through national legislation in the Diet, which is the national parliament.
In March this year, a cross-party parliamentary league on LGBT issues was formed in the Diet. This demonstrates political support for LGBT human rights from across the political spectrum and is a positive development. EMA hopes that like-minded parliamentarians from different parties and their allies in civil society will jointly work to achieve LGBT human rights, including marriage equality, in Japan.
Some leading Japanese opinion makers, including Akie Abe, the prime minister's spouse, also support LGBT equality. But much work remains to be done to achieve full LGBT equality in Japan.
Nishimura and HRC staff discussed potential future partnerships between the two organizations. Together, HRC and Nishimura looked for ways to collaborate on moving forward the marriage equality effort in Japan.
This partnership is part of EMA Japan's larger outreach initiatives. While in D.C., Nishimura met with other LGBT advocacy groups, congressional staffers and officials from the U.S. Department of State.
Learn more about HRC's work around the globe here.

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Jamaica's political journey to Independence
SINCE attaining nationhood in 1962, Jamaica's modern political system has been greatly enhanced by the success and proficiency of her electoral process. This could be defined as one of the nation's outstanding achievements since Independence, or indeed since nearly 73 years ago when the provisions of the New Constitution of 1944 opened the doors to the acquisition of Universal Adult Suffrage and a more progressive system, culminating in today's advancement and sophistication of the system.
This achievement has not been easy. It has entailed many problems, struggles, challenges and bumps in the road, which had to be overcome. But optimism, dedication and hard work have prevailed, and although not quite perfect, today our electoral system has become a world-class success story, with the Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) frequently being solicited to supervise elections at home and abroad.
Even so, it has been most gratifying to fathom that after so many hiccups in previous years, the most recent general election in 2016 was relatively just as quiet and orderly as the first one held in December 1944 as reported by the Chief Electoral Officer.
Prior to 1944, Jamaica's old political system, dating back to 1868 (after the 1865 Morant Bay Rebellion), had influenced the closure of the old House of Assembly and heralded the genesis of Jamaica as a Crown Colony of Britain. In 1884, on request, Jamaica was accorded a new Constitution, which included a partially elected legislature with very few powers and an extremely limited franchise.
The real power in the island was the governor and the heads of all government departments who were all appointed by the British Colonial Office. The governor was the president of the Legislative Council, which could consist of a maximum of 21 members, but was generally 19 voting members — 14 elected (one for each parish) and five nominated, thereby making 10 required for a majority.
This council, which lasted for 60 years, with its representatives titled as Members of the Legislative Council (or MLCs), was actually the precursor to the 1944 House of Representatives and later Parliament. Qualification for election to the Legislative Council meant a candidate had to be a British subject (as were all Jamaicans before Independence), a voter who paid £300 in annual taxes, and had an income of £150 from lands, or £300 from other sources, which naturally limited members to being men of affluence. But MLCs had little real power, received no salary or other remunerations for their services, and their only benefit was a free first-class pass on the Jamaica Government Railway.
Voters had to be over 21 years old, British subjects, were not legally handicapped, and paying annual taxes of not less than £1. So, while no one was excluded on grounds of race or religion, those specifications however excluded most of the peasants and virtually all of the unskilled labour force in the island.
Because there were no political parties the members, who were supposed to be true independent representatives, mostly sided with the plantation owners and merchant interest, and paid little attention to the welfare of the peasant population.
But one member with the dedication, quality and style of his representation would make a major difference during those days of Jamaica's restrictive political life and lead the charge for a new Constitution, for self-government and for self-determination. This was barrister James Alexander George Smith, Snr (or JAG Smith, as he was more widely known), whose record 25-year iconic service as the member for the parish of Clarendon (1917-1942) far outweighed his contemporaries in the council, and especially his life-long quest for Jamaica to be ruled by Jamaicans.
A peasant native of Hanover whose early life was a portrait of hardships and struggles, Smith's early education in elementary schools and at Rusea's High School landed him in the frustrations of civil service employment in the Courts. There, he clearly fell in love with the legal fraternity, and set his sights on becoming a barrister, a feat he achieved through arduous circumstances and challenges, but in record time and at the top of the class of 1908.
Indeed, by January 1910 when JAG Smith was called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn, Norman Manley was still a student at Jamaica College and Bustamante was still William Alexander Clarke, 26 years old and ready to take on the world.
Within a short time Smith became the leading barrister in Jamaica, and upon becoming an MLC it also took him only a few years to influence the membership of the council from mostly white to a majority of black members, mainly through the quality of his representation and the support he gave to specific colleagues at all times.
His classic battles with no fewer than some seven British governors (from Manning in 1917 to Richards in 1938) whose confidence and health he wore down with his courage and eloquence became legendary, and all for the cause of improving the welfare and status of Jamaica and Jamaicans long before Bustamante and Manley came on the scene or envisaged their lives in politics.
JAG Smith was not alone, nor was he the first to call for a new Constitution, but he was the most eager and the most consistent. His first call came in 1921 and by August of that year he formed and became president of the Jamaica Representative Government Association, which he used effectively at meetings, rallies, debates, etc to drum up support for the cause.
Along the way he got much support and participation from most of his council colleagues, and even when the Colonial Office put an accepted proposition for a new Constitution on hold, owing to the outbreak of World War II, he persisted unceasingly with his agitation. Unfortunately, he passed away in April 1942, just a few months before his dreams were realised. However, in the period between 1865 and 1944, JAG Smith was regarded as the most important and influential figure in the island, and it is rather regrettable that after 55 years since Independence he has not been posthumously awarded a distinguished National Honour for his outstanding role as one of the earliest architects of Jamaica's status as an independent nation.
The Bill for a new Constitution proposed by the committee chaired by JAG Smith had been approved in 1939, and in 1943 the Colonial Office awarded a Constitution on the same lines proposed by Smith and his committee. It became the same New Constitution granted to Jamaica by Order in Council of October 27, 1944, and which formally came into effect on November 20, 1944 — a date that for many years afterwards was known as Constitution Day and celebrated as a public holiday.
In anticipation of the impending General Election under the new system, an announcement was made on October 9, 1944 that candidates seeking to be elected would be required to deposit £50 which would be forfeited if they attained less than one-twelfth of the votes polled. On November 1, 1944, Governor Sir John Huggins announced General Election to be held on Thursday, December 14, 1944 and Nomination Day on November 29, 1944. So, after being the country's legislative body since 1868, the Legislative Council ceased to exist on November 29, 1944, having completed all of the business on its agenda and leaving a clean slate for the new House of Representatives to be elected.
Initially, the New Constitution provided for (a) a House of Representatives of 32 elected members under Universal Adult Suffrage and with power to elect a speaker; (b) Executive Council of five of those elected, with three officials and two nominees presided over by the governor, and (c) a Legislative Council of nominated members with the power of review only. In later years, the House of Representatives would gradually increase in numbers and together with the Legislative Council (later the Senate) would constitute Jamaica's modern Parliament, and the Executive would become the Cabinet.
The New Constitution brought a complete change in election procedure, largely through two laws passed during 1944, which were: (i) The Special Registration Law (Law 26 of 1944), and (ii) The Representation of the People's Law (Law 44 of 1944). The former created the position of chief electoral officer as well as the duties of registration and revision officers in connection with the compilation of the voters list.
The latter provided for the division of the island into 32 single-member constituencies, the election of Members of the House of Representatives (MHRs), the franchise for such elections, the conduct and other matters connected to the process such as electoral and polling divisions, and the appointment of returning officers, presiding officers, poll clerks and others necessary to conduct the elections.
For the use of qualified voters, time would not allow for a period of enumeration, so it was decided to prepare a list from the then current 1943 census, which stood at 1,237,063 and yielded 663,039 (53.6 per cent) qualified voters aged 21 and over. Final confirmation of the 32 constituencies within the existing parish boundaries came by May 8, 1944, showing that on the basis of demography, three seats each were allotted to Kingston, St Andrew, Clarendon and St Catherine, and two to each of the other 10 parishes. The total estimate of £67,000 for the cost of the General Election was approved in July 1944.
By December 14, all systems were ready to go, and the first General Election under Adult Suffrage and under the first Chief Electoral Officer AJ Pelletier (a Canadian statistician who had served as a census officer in Jamaica) went very smoothly and set the stage for the tone and conduct of all the other general elections that would follow.
Formed out of the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union (BITU) in 1943, the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) swept the first General Election by a massive landslide to become the 'Majority Party,' and the People's National Party (PNP), which was formed in 1938 (and declared itself a socialist party in 1940), became the Opposition or the 'Minority Party,' but without their president, Norman Manley, who failed in his bid to win the East St Andrew seat.
Neither of the two major parties contested all 32 seats. The JLP contested 29 seats, won 22 (69 per cent) and polled 144,661 votes (37.2 per cent), which increased to 23 when another seat (South Manchester) was awarded in the Resident Magistrate's Court. The PNP contested only 19 seats, won five and polled 82,029 votes (21.1 per cent) which was later reduced to four seats with the loss of South Manchester.
The Jamaica Democratic Party (JDP), which was formed largely by influential business interests in 1942, contested nine seats, won none and polled 14,123 votes (3.6 per cent) and became the first third party, but at least three JDP candidates managed to regain their deposits.
A total of 68 Independent candidates contested 29 constituencies, polling a total of 104,814 votes (26.9 per cent), won five seats, then one (FLB Evans, East Westmoreland) joined the PNP, and another (JZ Malcolm, East Hanover) joined the JLP. The election produced a voter-turnout of only 389,109 or 58.7 per cent (the lowest until the turnout of both 2011 and 2016) , and an astounding 39,982 rejected ballots, due mostly to the level of illiteracy among the electorate.
The first five elected members to sit on the Executive Council were: Alexander Bustamante (communications), Harold Allan (finance), Frank Pixley (social welfare), ERD Evans (agriculture) and Jehoida McPherson (education), with Rev Felix Gordon Veitch as the first speaker of the House. That first administration also experienced a number of other firsts that would define the wide variety of political events and occurrences in later years, such as the first two parliamentary by-elections caused by the first deaths of incumbent members, Rev FG Veitch (West Hanover) and Matthew Thelwell (South Trelawny), respectively; the first woman to sit in the House as an elected member, the JLP's Iris Collins of North-West St James; and the first Parochial Board (later Parish Council) Election in October 1947.
As previously mentioned, there was also the first unseating by Court Order of a member, the PNP's Wendell Benjamin (South Manchester) where judgement by a resident magistrate reversed the result the final count (with a margin of 20 votes) in favour of the JLP's Lawton Bloomfield who won by 100 votes.
History would repeat itself in the same constituency 29 years later in the case of Dr Douglas Manley (PNP) vs Arthur Williams, Snr (JLP) when proven electoral irregularities forced the Chief Justice to reverse the 1972 result (declared for Dr Manley) in favour of Williams, Snr. Other instances of unseatings that required by-elections up to 1962 would occur in 1950, 1951, 1954 and 1956.
On January 9, 1945, the first meeting of the members of the new House of Representatives was held at Headquarters House on Duke Street in Kingston, with Rev Veitch as speaker and Sir Noel Livingston as the first president of the Legislative Council. JLP Leader Alexander Bustamante became Majority Party Leader, and Dr Ivan Lloyd (one of only four former MLCs who were successful in the elections) became the first Opposition Leader who led the PNP's first five-member team in the absence of party president Norman Manley.
By May 1945, Rev Veitch's failing health prompted the elevation of Clement Aitcheson (North Trelawny) as the next distinguished occupant of the speaker's chair, over a year in advance of Rev Veitch's passing in July 1946. On June 19, 1945, a Jamaican for the first time, elected Independent MHR, Harold E Allan, OBE (East Portland) made the first Budget presentation in the House which came into effect with the New Constitution that gave the elected members more direct responsibility in the affairs of Government.
As the country settled in its first term under the improved democratic direction enhanced by provisions of the New Constitution, all kinds of political activities picked up steam among the parties and other political groups for a variety of reasons. Having been totally crushed in 1944, the PNP embarked on a remarkable programme of party organisation that would pay high dividends in the next election and beyond, while many independents and third-party personalities began jockeying for positions or membership in the two major parties.
But it was perhaps the case of first-term jitters that started to affect the incumbent JLP House membership which took centre stage. In January 1947, they lost the South Trelawny seat to an Independent, Cecil Neita, in a by-election, and by March they lost five other Members — ERD Evans (West St Andrew), LL Simmonds (West St Mary), Gideon Gallimore (West St Ann), BB Coke (South St Elizabeth) and Hugh Cork (South Clarendon) — to a (first) Gang of Five led by Evans, a JLP deputy leader and the minister for agriculture — to become first, members of Evan's fledgling Agricultural & Industrial Party (AIP), then later as Independents in the House.
Shortly after he was awarded the South Manchester seat, Bloomfield had also resigned from the JLP, but returned just before the next election, as did Simmonds, and both were re-elected in 1949. Speaker Aitcheson also left the JLP shortly before the second election and served out his term as an Independent. By the eve of the next election, the political standings in the House would have approximately stood at: JLP – 17, PNP – 5, Independents (including JLP dissidents) -10.
Prior to the second General Election in December 1949, five amending laws to the existing legislation were passed to bring greater stridency to the preparation and holding of elections. They included provision for an extension of the review period, special enumeration of eligible voters to be taken when necessary, empowerment of the chief electoral officer to divest the institution of a special investigation where inaccuracies occurred in the voters lists, the precautionary measure of the electoral ink to safeguard against impersonation and multiple voting, specified measures for regulating the transportation of voters and the imposition of more severe penalties for illegal practices, and special provision for the police (for the first time) and soldiers to vote before Election Day.
Consequently, the 1949 General Election became the first for which an enumeration procedure was executed. But it was the final results that were to make the '49 election the most unique. It became the only election in which the unsuccessful party (the PNP) polled the most votes (by a margin of 3,510 (0.8 per cent)) over the victorious party (the JLP) which won the most seats (17 to the PNP's 13) and retained power in spite of its pre-election tribulations, while the other two seats went to Independents Sir Harold Allan (East Portland) and Stanley Scott (South-East St James) in a national voter-turnout which increased to 65.2 per cent.
PNP President Norman Manley finally won the East St Andrew seat and became the Minority Party (Opposition) Leader for the first time. JLP turncoats Coke, Cork and Aabuthnott-Gallimore (who had a name change by deed poll) all ran as Independents and lost their seats, while ERD Evans lost his seat to the dynamic JLP Chairman Madame Rose Leon and faded into obscurity.
Only Bustamante and Allan retained their membership and portfolios on the Executive Council. Donald Sangster (social welfare) replaced Pixley, Isaac Barrant (agriculture) succeeded Evans, JZ Malcolm (education) came in for McPherson, but he was incarcerated and the portfolio went to LL Simmonds who also ran into legal problems and was replaced by Edwin Allen (North-West Clarendon) in 1953, while Clifford Campbell (West Westmoreland) had eventually become the fourth speaker of the House in 1950.
With all of that activity, plus the unseating of both (third) Speaker-designate OA Malcolm and the new member for West St Ann (the PNP's Rupert Wilmot), both for electoral offences committed during the election, followed by the death of Sir Harold Allan in 1953, all combined to make the post-1949 election period one of the busiest ever encountered by the Electoral Office. A total of five parliamentary by-elections were held: West St Ann (1950), North-West Clarendon (1950), East Westmoreland (1951), East Portland (1953), and East Hanover (1954). Then, between them, the second Parish Council Elections in June 1951 and an astounding grand total of 21 PC by-elections throughout the island.
An interesting development at the time was also the PNP's expulsion of the 4-Hs — Vice-President Ken Hill (West Kingston), his brother Frank Hill, Richard Hart and Arthur Henry — from the party in 1952, allegedly for 'communist' infiltration, and with them went other left-leaning party members such as Osmond Dyce of Portland and Winsbert Grubb of Hanover, as well as the party's trade union arm, the Trades Union Congress (TUC). This led to the formation of the party's new and stronger trade union, the National Workers Union (NWU) in that same year. Within a few months out of the PNP, Ken Hill formed his own party, the National Labour Party (NLP), which accommodated a few PNP secessionists, but did little else.
It was during that period that the first major amendment to the New Constitution occurred which actually started a new political era for Jamaica. Signed by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II on April 30, 1953, the Jamaica (Constitution) Order in Council, 1953 came into operation by a proclamation made by Governor Sir Hugh Foot, and the island entered into a state of wider and greater political responsibility with a Ministerial System in which the elected representatives of the people would be taking part in the day-to-day administration of the country.
Elected Members on the Executive Council were increased from five to eight and now formally called "Ministers" who were responsible for all internal affairs, except defence, the judiciary, the police and the civil service which still remained under the Colonial Secretary. The title of Majority Party Leader was also elevated to "Chief Minister" and that same day Sir Alexander Bustamante's appointment as Jamaica's first Chief Minister was approved by the House of Representatives. The other seven MHRs comprising his first group of ministers were: Donald Sangster (finance), Rose Leon (health & housing), Edwin Allen (education), Isaac Barrant (agriculture), Allan Douglas (trade & industry), Jehoida McPherson (labour) and Lawton Bloomfield (communications & works).
The third General Election in January 1955 brought no constitutional changes to Jamaica's political system as some recent media reports have inferred. All that it brought was a change of Government when the PNP scored their first national victory over the JLP by a margin of 58,821 votes (11.3 per cent), but by only four seats (18 to the JLP's 14). Norman Manley succeeded Bustamante as the island's second Chief Minister and inherited the same responsibility to select seven PNP elected Members for the Executive Council. Those were: Noel Nethersole (finance), Dr Ivan Lloyd (education & social welfare), Wills O Isaacs (trade & industry), Florizel Glasspole (labour), Dr Glendon Logan (local government & housing), AGS Coombs (communications & works) and CLA Stuart (health).
BB Coke (who had joined the PNP and regained his South St Elizabeth seat) became their first Speaker of the House and the fifth overall. Sir Robert Barker and Rudolph Burke were also appointed ministers without portfolio, and Vernon Arnett succeeded Nethersole as finance minister when the latter passed away suddenly in March 1959.
In the wake of the 1955 election came another frenzy of electoral activities and political consequences. The Farmers' Party, which came on strong in the '55 election, won no seat, but perhaps cost the JLP the election and at least six of their 13 candidates saved their deposits. Ken Hill's NLP went nowhere, except to establish him as the spoiler who cost the PNP the West Kingston seat that ushered in young Hugh Shearer as an elected Member for the first time.
There were the 1956 PC Elections which turned out to be a huge victory for the PNP, and four parliamentary by-elections — in North-East Clarendon (December 1955) and West St Andrew (February 1956) caused largely by the unseating of the JLP's Rose Leon and George Peryer for electoral offences committed (by Leon) during the election campaign, and in East St Thomas (December 1956) and Central St Andrew (May 1959), following the deaths of Isaac Barrant and Noel Nethersole, respectively.
West Hanover's William Dickson, who resigned from the JLP after the '55 election, reconciled with the party in 1958, but East Westmoreland's very colourful FB "Slave Boy" Evans, who became the first politician to conquer an entire parish and after three terms of resignations, suspensions and other assorted misdemeanours, eventually became disenchanted with the PNP and finally resigned from the party in 1958 to form his own — Jamaica Independent Movement (JIM) — then turned his back to the Rising Sun and rode off into the sunset.
For Jamaica's entry into the West Indies Federation, a Federal Election was held in March 1958 which took on the mood and the partisan nature of a regular general election, influenced by both the PNP and the JLP. Allotted 17 seats in the Federal Parliament and to avoid confusion with its existing 32 constituencies, Jamaica decided to use her 14 parishes and three counties for those 17 'Electoral Areas', so that, for the first time on election day, voters were instructed to vote once for two candidates — their choice for the parish and their choice for the county.
In a voter turnout of only 53.6 per cent, the JLP scored a landslide victory, at a time when the PNP ruled, picking up 12 (71 per cent) of the 17 seats (including all three county areas) to the PNP's five seats, and polling 52.2 per cent of the ballots to the PNP's 44.2 per cent. Except for Kingston, St Ann, Trelawny, St James and Manchester, the JLP conquered all of the other parishes from Negril to Morant Point, but perhaps the biggest surprise was Ken Hill who had abandoned his NLP and flip-flopped to the JLP to batter the PNP's Balfour Barnswell by over 10,000 votes in the Surrey Electoral Area.
However, the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), to which the JLP was aligned, lost badly in the Eastern Caribbean territories to the West Indies Federal Labour Party (WIFLP), and therefore became a part of the Opposition in the Federal Parliament in Port of Spain.
The next major change in the political life of the country came the following year, on November 11, 1957 when a new Constitution was proclaimed, heralding the beginning of Internal Self-Government for the island, and the Executive Council over which the governor presided met for the last time. With that Constitution, the office of Chief Minister was changed to "Premier" who would preside over a "Cabinet" of 10 ministers and two ministers without portfolio, replacing the former Executive Council, and reducing the title and power of the Colonial Secretary.
The new Executive body headed by Jamaica's first premier, Norman Manley, no longer consisted of nominated members, and took on the responsibilities of all Government activities, except foreign trade and defence. The first PNP 10-member Cabinet consisted of: Norman Manley (premier), Noel Nethersole (finance), Dr Ivan Lloyd (home affairs), Wills O Isaacs (trade & industry), Florizel Glasspole (education), Dr Glendon Logan (housing & local government), AGS Coombs (communications & works), CLA Stuart (health), Johnathan Grant (labour) and William Seivright (agriculture).
By mid-1959, the Constitution measure was further advanced and extended to full External Self-Government within the framework of the West Indies Federation. The Jamaica Constitution Order in Council, 1959 was actually timed to coincide with Norman Manley's 66th birthday on July 4, 1959, and on July 28 he seized the opportunity to capitalise on his constitutional gains and other achievements and called Jamaica's first early general election in which he consolidated power and cushioned his federal defeat the year before.
The 1959 General Election was the first to be conducted with an increase in the number of constituencies from the original 32 to 45. Of the 13 new seats, three were added to St Andrew, two each to St Elizabeth and St Ann, and one each to Kingston, St Mary, St Catherine, Clarendon, Manchester and Westmoreland. With 853,539 listed voters and a voter-turnout of 66.1 per cent, the PNP chalked up their first parliamentary landslide victory, polling 305,642 votes (54.2 per cent) and securing 29 seats, to the JLP's 16 seats with a poll of 247,149 (43.8 per cent).
It was the first general election without any direct Independent candidates (the only other occasion would be 1976), but there were 42 straight fights and the successful candidates gained an absolute majority in all 45 seats. However, it was also the first to be marred by charges of gerrymandering, political violence and bogus voting, as well as the first after which no parliamentary (nor parish council) by-election were held, although the regular PC Elections were held in March 1960 and again swept by the PNP.
Compared to his 1957 Cabinet, there were only minimal changes to Premier Norman Manley's post-'59 election Cabinet of ministers. Only CLA Stuart was dropped and his health portfolio went to Dr Ivan Lloyd. The only new member was Keble Munn (East-Rural St Andrew) who was assigned agriculture, formerly with William Seivwright who now had home affairs, and Vernon Arnett had already succeeded Nethersole as finance minister from soon after his by-election victory two months earlier. The other five — Wills O Isaacs, Florizel Glasspole, Dr Glendon Logan, AGS Coombs and Johnathan Grant — all retained their 1957 portfolios, while BB Coke became the first speaker to serve two consecutive terms, and Iris King (West Central Kingston) became the first woman to serve as deputy speaker.
But largely due to the 1961 referendum, which effectively removed Jamaica from the West Indies Federation and set her on the course to Independence, the 1959 to 1962 period of just two years and nine months has remained the shortest parliamentary term in Jamaica's political history, and mostly devoid of events and happenings that pervaded the other periods.
Perhaps the exceptions were the break-up between the PNP and AGS "Father" Coombs shortly before the 1962 election, and the furore between the Leons and the JLP at the 1960 party conference which resulted in the resignation of party chairman Rose Leon and her husband Arthur Leon, both of whom had served as JLP MHRs for West and West Rural St Andrew, respectively. A few months later when a group of concerned constituents visited Sir Alexander to ask him to try to patch things up with Mrs Leon, Busta only retorted: "Patch up!!? But my party nuh tear! It nuh have no holes to patch up!!"
Mostly because of Bustamante's constant antagonism towards the West Indies Federation from its very outset, and specifically of his refusal to contest the by-election for the St Thomas Electoral Area left vacant by the resignation of the JLP's Robert Lightbourne from the Federal Parliament (to successfully contest the West St Thomas seat in the '59 General Election), Norman Manley decided that it was time to put the issue to the people for them to determine Jamaica's fate in the Federation.
So in late 1960, he announced that a referendum would be held on September 19, 1961 for the people to decide. For the referendum, voters were simply asked to vote "Yes" or "No" to the question on the ballot: "Should Jamaica remain in the West Indies Federation?" Again, like the '58 Federal Election, the referendum took on the mood and partisanship of a regular general election, with the PNP assigning their symbol the "Tree" to "Yes," and the JLP allotting their symbol the "Bell" to "No," and in support of Jamaica's Independence.
Ironically, both the referendum and the Federal Election provided stark similarities in landslide victories for the JLP during periods when the PNP appeared so formidable. And in spite of Manley's ace achievements in attaining self-governing status for the island, as well as being the dominant political force in the second half of the 1950s with some rather bountiful victories, the Jamaican people just seemed to put more trust in Bustamante regarding any matter dealing with the Federation.
In a 61.6 per cent voter-turnout, the JLP's "No" votes scored a decisive victory in 31 (or 69 per cent) of the 45 constituencies, with a poll of 256,261 ballots (53.5 per cent), while the PNP won in the other 14 seats, polling 217,319 "Yes" votes (45.3 per cent), a victory margin of 38,942 votes which generated Jamaica's exit (Jexit, if you may!) from the "Federal Folly". By May 31, 1962, the Federation of the West Indies ceased to exist.
As a result of the overwhelming negative vote in the referendum, Premier Norman Manley, disappointed but gracious in defeat, announced that Jamaica would formally secede from the Federation and seek to become independent on its own. Demonstrating great statesmanship, he declared that a General Election would be held as early as possible, really to determine which party would lead Jamaica into Independence.
A joint Parliamentary Committee was appointed in the third week of October 1961 "to prepare proposals for a Constitution for Jamaica to take effect on Independence". The draft constitution was taken to London for discussion, altered and was ratified by the Jamaican Parliament on February 27, 1962. Independence Day was set for August 6, 1962, and the pre-independence General Election for April 10, 1962.
So essentially, the 1962 General Election ended up being a snap election, yet one that truly set the trend for a very successful democratic journey taken by this country over the past 55 years. By 1962, Jamaica's electorate stood at 796,540, and after weeks of hectic campaigning, the election yielded a voter-turnout of over 70 per cent for the first time and with another impressive JLP victory. Returning to power after only seven years in opposition, the JLP won 26 seats (58 per cent) and polled 288,130 votes (50 per cent), to the PNP's 19 seats (42 per cent) and 279,771 votes (48 per cent).
As a Dominion within the Commonwealth, the Constitution provided for Jamaica's full control over all internal and foreign affairs, with a Parliament of 45 elected members headed by a prime minister that automatically replaced the title of premier, and a Senate of 21 appointed members which replaced the Legislative Council. In what was to be his final election, Sir Alexander Bustamante became Jamaica's first prime minister who appointed a (first) 15-member Cabinet, with Tacius Golding, the sixth in a long line of distinguished educators, to serve as speaker of the House, and Norman Manley as the first Opposition Leader of Independent Jamaica. The last British governor, Sir Kenneth Blackburne, became our first governor general, and the first president of the Senate, Sir Clifford Campbell, was sworn in as our first native governor general later in 1962.
Prime Minister Bustamante's outstanding 15-member Cabinet on the dawn of Independence consisted of: Donald Sangster (finance), Robert Lightbourne (trade & industry), Clem Tavares (housing), Edward Seaga (development & welfare), Edwin Allen (education), Lynden Newland (labour & national insurance), John Gyles (agriculture & lands), Dr Herbert Eldemire (health), Roy McNeill (home affairs), Leopold Lynch (local government), Ken Jones (communications & works), with Sir Neville Ashenheim, Hugh Shearer and Wilton Hill from the Senate as ministers without portfolio.
On the Government side, the first 13 members appointed to the Senate in 1962 were: Sir Clifford Campbell (president), Sir Neville Ashenheim, Hugh Shearer, Wilton Hill, Hector Wynter, Gerald Mair, Dr Frederick Duhaney, Sir Frank Worrell, Esme Grant, Austin Taylor, Sydney Phillips, Joseph McPherson and Rupert Chin See. And the first eight senators on the Opposition side were: Dudley Thompson, Vivian Blake, Douglas Fletcher, Michael Manley, Dr Kenneth McNeill, Howard Cooke, Rudolph Burke and Edward VV "Dawda" Allen.
The story of Jamaica's political journey to Independence is one of perseverance, courage, determination, difficulties and the establishment of our unflinching democracy that got better with age. The journey since Independence has been interesting, adventurous, troublesome, wasteful, yet productive and creative in parts, and the resilience of Jamaicans to succeed against the odds, despite the many setbacks, is an optimistic recipe for national pride, survival and success as the journey continues.
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Off the Beaten Track
Australia is such a large country and it is definitely worth veering off the beaten track to admire and experience the more unusual and remote locations in your motor home. Choosing where to go can be tricky with the seven states each offering their own unique landscape and attractions, so why not be adventurous and go somewhere you haven't yet been or seen. We have complied a few places of our own which would definitely be worth considering, all in the comfort of your own motor home.
Greens Pool - WA
Off the beaten is Williams Bay National park fifteen kilometres west of Denmark where you will find the beautiful picturesque Green Pool. This destination is almost completely sheltered from the waves of the Great Southern Ocean with rounded rock boulders which the area is known for. The colour of the Green Pools is spectacular with clean, clear emerald waters with rock pools, soft sand which is perfect for snorkelling.
Where to Stay:
Denmark ocean beach Holiday Park offers caravan and motor home sites with both power and unpowered sites, along with park facilities such as tennis court, children's play ground BBQ area and much more!
Ormiston Gorge, NT
The Ormiston Gorge is located within the MacDonnell National Park and is 135 kilometres west of Alice Springs. There is a large waterhole at the bottom of the gorge that is estimated to be 14 metres deep. There are a number of spectacular walks that surround the gorge including the pound walk which completes a full circuit from the visitors centre right up and through the gorge. The gorge is also the home to an abundance of wildlife including reptiles and manuals.
Where to stay:
There are facilities for camping at the gorge, including BBQ facilities and shaded areas for your motor home.
Wave Rock - WA
Wave Rock is located in Hayden Western Australia where a unique rock formation stands 15m tall and 100m long. The giant wave is made up of multicoloured granite with bushlands surrounding the landform. There are also a number of must sees within the area such as Hippo's Yawn, Cave of Malka, salt lakes and swim in Lake Magic.
Where to stay:
The Wave Rock cabins and caravan park is 3 star with peaceful and quiet surrounds. The park offers powered and unpowered sites for your motor home or caravan. There is a swimming pool, BBQ area, kiosk and more!
Get out there and experience the wonders off the beaten track of Australia!


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Just thought I'd share this, it was my first experience of Him not feeling well. He is completely back to normal now. E is on full livery but only moved here two weeks earlier.
Nearly a fortnight ago E had a lesson booked. I got to the stables early to groom him, When I got there he seemed a little quieter than normal but this could have been put down to him just coming in from the field. While I was grooming he flicked me with his tail and threatened to stamp his foot when I went to brush his tummy. For my horse this is a 'huge' reaction - usually he stands there quietly while I can be as rough as I need to get him clean. I went to the office and asked if anything unusual had happened. They said he had been his normal excited self to get to the field, and perfectly normal to get back in. There was no unusual behaviour in the field and no suspicion he'd been kicked and droppings etc all had been normal. One of the team came to take a closer look at him.
She listened to his tummy, checked his breathing and heart rate. She said that his tummy sounded a little quiet but everything else was normal except he was tender. The vet was due that day anyway so she kindly added him to the list. We went to do our in-hand lesson anyway (they said that if there was any colic, letting him move would be better for him if he wanted to). He was very full of energy so we had to let him have a play on a lunge line before it was possible to get him to concentrate. He seemed very well. After the lesson, the vet took a look at him but agreed, there were no obvious symptoms and suggested it was probably constipation (mild or early colic) so gave him a painkiller and suggested we keep a close eye on him and give him some very sloppy bran meals.
E seemed better but this could have been the painkiller. A few days later and he was displaying the same discomfort but there were no other signs of colic. I discussed with the yard team and they helped me with checking him over again (I didn't want to do this on my own as he was uncomfortable and threatening to kick and I didn't want to get hurt). The team were very supportive and, with their help, I was able to identify that the discomfort was his sheath. He wouldn't let me anywhere near to clean it, even with help from the team. I called the vet and booked him in to be sedated and have his sheath cleaned. I couldn't be there but the team took great care of him and now he is completely back to normal.
I'm glad I kept pursuing the issue, I knew he wasn't himself but with no other symptoms it wasn't easy to say what help I needed, and particularly when my 'poorly' horse spent all his day showing off how well he was! Trust your instincts.


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How I'm Feeling: Overall, kind of crappy. I had a terrible headache on Monday that lasted from 1pm until I went to bed that night. Working out makes me feel better but having the motivation to do so is really hard. My back hurts a lot lately, low on my tailbone. Sitting all day doesn't help, but I do try to have good posture at work.
I've also had some crazy bouts of heartburn from like one small pepper in a sandwich or something that would normally never bother me! I am finding it's really hard to do anything after work, so my husband has been nothing short of amazing in basically being our main cook and kitchen cleaner (and trust me, our kitchen is not pretty). I can definitely tell he is taking on the role of soon-t0-be super dad, so that really makes up for feeling less than awesome lately.
Weight Gain: I'm up 9 pounds now, which is still about a pound a week for my gaining so far, which is good. I personally feel like this is a little more weight than I thought I would put on by now.
I still have 19 more weeks to go, and if I gain another pound a week for 19 weeks, that would be 28 pounds total. So I think I am in good shape – it just feels weird because I already feel heavy and pretty chunky in places, although everyone is telling me I am "all belly."
Maternity Clothes: I am in full-panel pants only now, with the exception of ONE pair of low panel jeans that has a super stretched out top. I really have a belly now and am enjoying wearing tighter shirts over it so I "look" pregnant.
Sleep: It's actually been decent the past week or so. I find myself waking up on my back sometimes these days, and it's really really hard to turn over. Kind of that beached whale feeling, even though I know I'm not nearly that big yet. But I've been getting decent sleep, so that's good!
Fitness: If you missed my post from earlier this week about how pregnancy fitness is going for me, be sure to check it out.
This week's fitness has been great.
- Thursday: 4 mile Turkey Trot
- Friday: rest day
- Saturday: 1.5 mile walk & some yoga
- Sunday: 2 mile power walk
- Monday: Holiday Rev Up Workout (slightly modified) & a 1 mi run
- Tuesday: 10-minute prenatal workout video & today's workout, below
- Wednesday: 30 minutes of elliptical & stretching
Gender: definitely a girl! I had an ultrasound Monday that would normally determine gender if we had not already found out via blood test. She was in the perfect position to tell us her gender – it was loud & clear! I'm so glad there are no surprises about that one!
Craving: all. the. cookies. I don't think this is pregnancy related but holiday related 🙂
Food Aversions: nothing really
Missing: my back not hurting 24/7, eating a normal amount of food (I am like a vacuum), beer
Movement: I was feeling a lot from 16-18, but 19-20 were pretty quiet and I got a little concerned. It's totally normal to not feel movement consistently yet though, especially if the baby is in a certain position. I have felt a lot of movement that is much stronger just in the past few days though, which is exciting.
Purchased for Baby: nothing yet, but I just registered for like 100 cute outfits on my Target registry.
Most looking forward to: my baby showers! I'll be having one back home in Colorado and one in Boston. Since I have to travel for the Colorado one, that one will be coming up pretty soon. My mom and I have already talked about plans for it – I'm very excited!
Prenatal Core & Legs Circuit
I've been meaning to post a workout with some pregnancy-friendly abs moves. Admittedly, abs are not big on my to-workout-list these days (duh), but keeping your abs in shape during pregnancy is still really important.
This workout incorporates a few moves that definitely work the abs but are done standing or on all fours – no back positions, as that's a no-no after the first trimester and I find it wildly uncomfortable anyway! I mixed in some leg moves as well, as I find working out my legs is always appealing especially to support my heavier frame.
I did this workout Tuesday night and definitely felt it the next day since I hadn't worked my abs for real in a long time. All the leg moves also use your abs to stabilize so this workout it doing double duty. You definitely don't have to be pregnant to enjoy this workout, though. It's actually kind of refreshing to make some modifications from the norm.
For those of you not preggers, I highly suggest stocking up on prenatal workouts and pregnancy info NOW instead of when you become pregnant. I was searching for a good prenatal workout and couldn't really find anything good except for on POP Sugar. I know they are out there – it's just harder to look right when you need it. I wish I had more resources already available and ready because trust me, pregnancy brain is real!
Questions for You:
- Did you pin or research pregnancy/baby related things before you got pregnant or not?
- Preggo ladies and mammas – what is your favorite pregnancy workout?


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After some last-minute rewriting prompted by legal concerns, id Software has finally released the source code to Doom 3. id Technical Director John Carmack updated his Twitter feed yesterday afternoon with the following:
https://github.com/TTimo/doom3.gpl Timothee Besset did most of the work of getting it ready for release – thanks!
The Github link in Carmack's tweet points to the entire source code release, which is provided under the GNU General Public License v3.0 along with build instructions. As those instructions point out, though, Doom 3's game assets are still copyrighted and aren't included with the source code. Folks will have to provide their own maps, models, and textures—or just dig up their old copy of Doom 3 and grab the assets from that, if they don't intend to distribute them.
Carmack also tweeted that, instead of the contentious "Carmack's reverse" shading algorithm (a.k.a. depth fail, which is patented by Creative Labs), he used the "preload" technique described here "where it can't be shown the player is outside a shadow volume."


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DENPASAR, Indonesia (Reuters) - A court in the Indonesian holiday island of Bali jailed a British man for six years on Monday for his role in the murder of a traffic policeman.
David Taylor, 33, and his Australian girlfriend Sara Connor, 45, were arrested in August last year after the body of police official Wayan Sudarsa was found on the popular Kuta beach, with wounds to his head and neck.
Taylor and Connor were involved in an altercation with Sudarsa whom they suspected of stealing Connor's purse.
"The defendant has been proven to have violated the law and is sentenced to six years in prison," presiding judge Yanto, who goes by one name, told the courtroom.
Taylor, dressed in a white shirt and black pants, nodded as a legal aide translated. He had denied killing the policeman.
Prosecutors had called for an eight-year sentence.
Connor is expected to be sentenced later in the day.
(Reporting by Tommy Ardiansyah; Writing by Kanupriya Kapoor; Editing by Nick Macfie)


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Life is crazy and chaotic right now – we have the new baby in the house, and we potty-trained the two oldest kids this week as well, so there have been a lot of messes to clean and a lot of supervision for potty breaks. Also, the third child – who was neither potty trained nor newly […]
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I don't know about you, but I learned about IPv4 back in the olden days and "pretty much" got the gist of the major concepts. You have:
- The classes (A, B, C, etc) and concepts around routing. This went away was replaced with the more-versatile CIDR classification.
- The reserved IP address ranges (10.0.0.0/8, 172.16.0.0/12, and 192.168.0.0/16, etc)
- Router Information Protocol (RIP) and how routers share route information.
- Etc, etc…
Like most people, I've picked up more tidbits along the way too. But basically, having a baseline of network understanding can be enough for most things in IT – from being a developer, or doing systems management. Unless you are a network engineer as your profession, just knowing the basics will get you by.
However for me, in a couple of recent projects, I realized I didn't really have a good a grasp as I thought, on how internetwork and intranetwork routing works. This becomes more of a problem as you work with cloud providers and use site-to-site VPN setups.
If you are working with setting up cloud providers, you kind of need to have a deeper understanding of these more complex routing scenarios.
For example: How do you actually configure a router to have alternate paths to a destination? Including – should one route be a fail-over or should they be used round-robin for load-balancing?
I also learned that I hadn't kept up with things like Open Shortest Path First (OSPF), which has really replaced RIP – and also was not up to speed on Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), how independent networks advertise their routes to one-another.
I still regularly check-in with IPv6 to see if it has gotten any better too (see my not-so-favorable post on IPv6). If you need to support IPv6, then you have to account for that in routing too, obviously!
So, where does one start with getting up to speed on these modern networking topics?
The Problem:
I realized I had two issues:
- I need to find sources to learn about this stuff and get caught up on several of these topics.
- I need a way to test this/work on actual routers – what should I buy, where do I buy them?
My goal was to become operational with Cisco routers for both Internal Gateway Protocols (IGP) used within an organization/routing domain and Exterior Gateway Protocols (EGP) used with interacting with cloud providers, or connections to other organizations (disparate routing domains).
Solution Part 1 – Education:
Well problem #1 is easy. For the whole of human history, education was expensive and difficult to get, But now, in the information age, ignorance is a choice!
We no longer live in that age scarcity for education.
You can get whatever kind of information you need for free or little cost. I commonly use: PluralSight, Udemy, and StackSkills for example. Pluralsight is subscription-based which your employer should be paying for, and the other two are where you buy specific courses. It's common for a 40+ hour, high-quality course to be like $10 or $14.
Specific to this topic, I've run across a couple of really great courses to get up to speed on some of this:
- Pluralsight – Introduction to Dynamic Routing for Cisco CCNA
- Udemy – Complete Networking Fundamentals (Cisco CCNA)
That Pluralsight course – the instructor is very good, and that filled in some cracks in my understanding of route advertisements and how redundant routes are handled. He has a whole series of course based on different Cisco certifications.
That Udemy course which is $10 right now by the way, covers really EVERYTHING about networking from addressing, routing, to advanced router and switch features. It's quite complete, in case you need to learn (or a refresher) on the entire network stack.
Solution Part 2 – Hardware:
OK – so have learning resources in place, but to learn this stuff, we really need a place to work; a place to model out these network scenarios. I usually like to buy some old, cheap equipment on eBay to go test these things out.
So, I spoke with one of the most knowledgeable networking people I know and asked: what should I pick up for hardware for learning and testing? If you've never looked, there are hundreds (maybe thousands?) of models of Cisco routers all which have slightly different options and features. Where do you even start?
Despite that, if you do want to get actual hardware, the Cisco 3750G or the newer 3850X are good middle-of-the-road places to start.
However, if you just want to model what you are learning, there is a REALLY cool option that doesn't involve buying anything – in fact, it's software you can run on your laptop (Win/macOS/Linux) and it's free:
Graphical Network Simulator
What makes this so amazing, is that you can graphically lay our your network in an editor on your computer. Then, you can actually SSH into your routers which are like router VM's running the REAL Cisco IOS. In other words, you can design and test your network completely on your workstation – and even generate scripts for what you need to implement. Really cool concept!
Learning how to use GNS3:
The GNS3 simulator is pretty much THE tool for this particular need. That means there are many, many resources for learning how to use it. It's a very mature product with a lot of things TO learn about it. Here's a playlist I found that has great information and walks you through every part of installing, configuring, and using GNS3:
YouTube – INEtraining
And here's the playlist I went through (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVYWrgAOke4&list=PL3UpcvaDU_Fkfu9wnEBvF_XBR6KeMg8jv):
Where to find Cisco IOS router images?
In order to use GNS3, you need actual Cisco IOS operating system/firmware images. This is the software that actual routers use. You need the actual firmware that runs on actual routers.
Where do you find these? The answer is obvious: you should contact Cisco and look at purchasing an enterprise contract so that you can get access to these images.
The prices aren't on the website, the prices are so high that you need to talk to an account executive to find out.
You should definitely NOT do searches like "ios images for dynamips gns3" or find sites like this which have a bunch of images for you to use. After all, there could be malware in that machine code, and it would also leave you out of compliance with licensing requirements for Cisco! So, do not do that!
Now – assuming you've spent a few million on your Cisco Enterprise Subscription and have downloaded maybe a model 3745 image, you will be prompted on first-run of GNS3 to set up your first router.
What is kind of cool about this is that when you define the router, can add the equivalent of physical add-ons. For example the "NM-16ESW" is the equivalent of a 16-port EtherSwitch module. So, you can work with limited, or decked-out virtual routers.
I highly recommend going through the YouTube playlist above – it walks you through how to set up a virtual router, plus all of the other important features of GNS3.
Using the GNS3 software:
Gadzooks – ok, so we learned some new things from Pluralsight and Udemy, we got GNS3 installed and configured, we cut a check to Cisco for our Enterprise Subscription so that we could have access to a couple of .bin files, for the privilege of learning how to use their products (we definitely did NOT download free firmware images from the internet).
Now we are in a place where we can put all of it together! I won't go into great detail here – again, take a look at that INEtraining playlist above. However, to whet your appetite, here's just a quick overview of some of the key elements:
Virtual PC's (VPCS):
First, you can create "virtual PC's" – which aren't PC's as-in Windows, but they are simple network devices you can use as endpoints, to test connectivity:
Basically, you set the IP address and network settings – and after that, you can do things like try DHCP, ping and telnet:
Depending on what you've loaded-up for routers, you can connect into those, once you "boot" them up from within GNS3:
As you can see, this is an actual Cisco IOS shell. So although this is a "simulator", you are simulating on the actual firmware of the real thing.
That's basically it – you create a "link" between interfaces on your devices – then SSH into each one to configure. Even better, you can even use Wireshark to capture network traffic between the devices too! Very cool, indeed!
Bottom line:
I was very pleasantly surprised at the current state of network education, and particularly the tooling. GNS3 is absolutely amazing. It has some amazing uses:
- Education – set up a fully-functionality, fully-testable, and sniffable network all from your laptop using real tools (like Wireshark) and real firmware (like Cisco IOS). This makes it easy to actually model-out an exercise that you are working on, without any cost or inconvenience of having to have (and plug into) physical routers.
- Professional – before you head to client or field office, you can completely model (and TEST!) the configuration before you even order the hardware. Even better is that you can export your scripts. From those scripts, you can make sure your physical hardware is set up identical to what you modeled and tested in GNS3. Even better than that, you can store your GNS3 configuration and your scripts in Git and you just created a versionable Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) setup for your routers!
I thought I'd share what I've learned in terms of setting up your learning environment. For me, now that I have an easy way to set up, configure, and test network routing scenarios, I'll be going through some more courses and will continue to shore-up my networking skills.


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What do you think of the idea of Pop-Up Furniture? For some, it may seem a natural step in the direction of minimalist design,backing-up the trend of "less is more". The reason why we chose to present this cardboard pop-up furniture project envisioned by Liddy Scheffknecht and Armin B. Wagner is strongly connected with practical living in small apartments. Using the technique of Pop-Ups, the design duo created a mobile workstation consisting of a desk, a chair and a laptop appears and disappears. The sculpture can be opened and closed like a book. Have a look at the video below to see just how easy it is to install this pop-up furniture project and then "close" it back!
It is almost impossible to resist the mesmerizing fluidity of a curved back sofa, the sumptuous appeal of a velvet Tufted Wingback Chair or the timeless elegance of the Eames Lounge and Ottoman. The furniture section is a must-read. It is where you will find a variety of types, styles, finishes and colors, all highlighting the best in our selection of inspiration furniture. Ikea has so many versatile and affordable products that this almost completely eliminates the need for custom furniture designers. You can take care of all your store needs yourself by transforming and combining Ikea products to get what you need. For example, you can make your own Ikea wine rack using a variety of other.
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Monday, January 16, 2012
When Stories Fall Flat
I was relieved to hear that other people have stories they love, but can't make them work for one reason or another.
I have half of a book written--the first book I ever wrote actually. I love the characers. I love the story. I love the conflict. And yet, I can't seem to make it work.
I don't want to erase it, though, because I have dreams of going back and rewriting and revising and making it the novel I keep dreaming it could be.
What do you do when a wip just doesn't seem to be working for you? Do you give up? Trash it? Save it? Plow through? Or something uniquly you?
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- AnonymousJanuary 16, 2012 at 7:18 AM
I had a WIP that wasn't working. I stuck with it for a very long time. When I finally shelved it (ie, put it in a Barnes & Noble box and stuffed it in my closet), I felt free to dive into the next. In hindsight, I can see why it wasn't working. Perhaps one day I'll pull that box out again.ReplyDelete
Sometimes it takes someone else telling you what isn't working for the light bulb to go on. But as I always say, keep at it! Someday you'll know what direction to go with it.ReplyDelete
Don't mail it away (haha). But sometimes you do have to shelve it and just move on. Who knows what the future holds for that ms.ReplyDelete
I like the idea of "Shelving It"--just putting it aside where it can always be found later:)ReplyDelete
Save it for later.ReplyDelete
The first book I ever wrote was a women's fiction. I still ADORE those people and that story, but I don't know how best to tell it anymore. So it sits.
I have a couple of "finished" projects that also fall flat. Those I look for the most brutal critiquers I can find to get ideas.
What I really hate is when an idea for a book looks awesome. I buy it. And it falls flat...
I plow through. Talk it over with my writing group. Go on long walks. Think of every blog post I read in the context of my WIP. I guess I'm not one for letting one go.ReplyDelete
I find it so hilarious that he mailed it to a fake address in another country!
Completely OT!ReplyDelete
I was not very interested in Meg's Melody character Johnny until I read your cut pages! AWESOME!
I know you are working on something more YA? but I CAN'T wait for your next LDS book! I just revisited Meg and it was just as fantastic as the first time! I hope you are feeling better with your pregnancy!


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Double Springs is 800 feet [244 m] above sea level.<2>.
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The area code for Double Springs: (205)
The ZIP code for Double Springs: 35553<3>
At the time of the 2010 Census, Double Springs had a population of 1,083 people. This makes Double Springs the county's 2nd most populous community.
The population of Double Springs represents 0.02% of the population of Alabama (which has 4,779,736 people), making it the state's 246th most populous community.
With a 2010 count of 1,083 people, the population of Double Springs increased 7.98% from the 2000 Census (that had a count of 1,003 people).
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No electricity.
Gah such excitement. Let's just think of today as a frankenstein version of yesterday (until I'm able to come online and post properly) with similar food eaten etc.
Instead, let's ponder which do we prefer to do without, running water or electricity (because that's what it's like here currently)?
All I can say is Alhamdulillah for UPS.


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The children in the early years make a good start. They develop a love of learning through interesting activities that help them to learn effectively, both in the classroom and outdoors.
(Ofsted June 2015)
Please open the document below for useful information about children and their development during their early years.
Grange Lane Infant Academy were one of the hosts to the DMBC 'Let's Get Ready for School' campaign which was very imformative and supportive for parents who's children are just about the start school. The report from this event is available to download below.
- 4Children_ParentsGuide_2015_FINAL_WEBv2.pdf (2.74 MB)
- Lets Get Ready for School report.pdf (2.69 MB)


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Alexandra: X-Factor exit delight
Alexandra Burke's delighted that she was once booted off The X-Factor.
The Jingle Bell Ball star auditioned 'way back' in 2005 but got the boot in the early stages from Simon, Louis and Sharon (Osborne).
She came back to win the competition in 2008 and says her earlier exit was a blessing in disguise.
Alexandra told You magazine, "I couldn't have coped then with the pressures heaped on me now, because I wasn't nearly mature or responsible enough to deal with the punishing work regime or the media interest."


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Boatyard Bar & Grill voted "Favorite Yachting Bar" in United States
Jan 03, 2014 02:18PM ● Published by Cate Reynolds
Annapolitans flooded Boatyard Bar & Grill to watch the America's Cup this past summer.
Together with Scuttlebutt Europe, and now in its fifth year, Wight Vodka ran one of the most important contests the world over, asking its yachting fraternity to vote for their favorite.
This year's contest was again extremely tight between the winning bar and the runners up, which, rounding out the top 10, included the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, Boatyard in Annapolis, the Bitter End Yacht Club in the BVI, the Oar on Block Island, The King & Queen in Hamble, GB, the Yacht Club Micalvi in Chili, Maddie's Sail Loft in Marblehead, Mass, Schooner Wharf in Key West, and Pier 23 in San Francisco.
"It's always nice to be recognized and supported by our loyal customers locally and around the world," said Dick Franyo, owner of the Boatyard Bar & Grill. "This certainly speaks to Annapolis' position globally in the yachting/sailing world."
Dan Hiza, co-owner of 50° North, the company behind Wight Vodka, said "This contest is by far one of my favorites to run, and the number of votes this year was incredible. The team at One Bar will receive a trophy and bottle of Wight to celebrate their win, as well as a few Wight Vodka regatta caps to show off. Many congratulations and let the party begin!"