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One of those Lebanese dudes. Whose parents came through to make cheap houses in Accra and invest in nightlife and tourism, erect hookah bars and disco tech looking-ass clubs no one would walk in without being immensely cross faded. We talking highly imbibed. One of those. One who wore gel in his hair the consistency of silly putty, the kind a neighbor of mine owned when I was eight, pasted into his scalp to hide his widow's peak or make it beautiful, which is sometimes the same thing, burying and framing. He wore a belt that read "NERD" on a silver plate coated in rhinestones, about a decade short of the style's craze in the States, wore his jeans low enough to show the line tracking his obliques to his crotch. The line looked drawn on. It was a long line.
I'd seen Lebanese dudes on roofs yelling in English at Akan folk in the afternoons before the fruit bats hit the air between the trees and dumb American Blacks like me went out through alleyways and in cabs, bartering Cedis crisp from the monetary exchange, to have a real African experience with some real Africans. I was one of those. Alex Haley version of Autobiography of Malcolm X angry. Still press your hair to look "good" deluded. And those Lebanese dudes, yelling, employing, demanding the hired Ghanaians to properly use a hammer toward the industry of a window, sounded like the nurse back in New York, barking at me in that way older white women do when they spot a moment to kick into the maternal on a Black girl that ain't they child, are you sure you want to go to Africa? Africa? As if I was going to the whole continent. Sure? punctuated with a needle in the arm against yellow fever, you know there's diseases there I can't give you inoculations for, dear and I was angry when she pointed on the map here's the meningitis belt, right where you're going they're sick with it and I was angry when she told me not to drink the water or have any sex with the men the cholera, the AIDS, you know they just don't know how to sanitize over there and I was angry with collegiate level, micro-aggressive theoretical anger, youain't-my-mama anger and dreamt of my grandfather, white as the Empire itself, descending from the grave to spit on this nurse's shoes, I mean I hoped he would, he might've sided with her and pointed me away from Ghana and onto the left hand of my high yella ancestral corpse, Europe. His name was James. I never met him.
Anytime I have a fight with an older white person, I feel like my grandfather James Barnes walks in the room, ghost-perfect and somehow 35 years old even though he died at 60, and says his own name real smooth like, the name's Barnes. James Barnes, and all the bite of white privilege would ease out of them into some dewey ass smile, got them thinking they a Bond girl or some shit.
I can't protect you against the bone breaking fever, that's what they call it, did you know that? Bone breaking? It hurts like that. As if your bones, they're breaking. One of those. Who decides I need protection without my having asked for any, girl, I don't even know you, is always my response. Never mind the plane ticket been paid. Never mind the dude I kept inviting to my dorm to fuck and watch Cornel West interviews of all things, like we was in some last days of Rome post-break-up fling, whom I still loved was waiting until he could love me. Never Trayvon Martin dead and George Zimmerman acquittal that evening and me and my friends bought Blue Moons at the 7/11 on Bowery to take our minds off or put our minds in and yell at white folk eating dinner at restaurants and walking they dogs, a boy is dead and y'all stay eating. Never mind Bijan would be murdered in a McDonald's drive thru in a month's time and the neighborhood in LA would mourn our lost boy, his girlfriend clinging to his bed like he'd appear out of the mattress fibers, his name tattooed to the back of her neck in Farsi, the neighborhood wondering if this was a way to grieve, everyone too young for permanent gestures, even though she loved him in a way I'm not sure I could love anyone, even though I admired her grief, full and ugly and loud. Never mind any of that cause some of it had happened already and some of it hadn't yet by the time I was in the nurse's office, angry and summoning my white grandfather, who I guess is just my grandfather, white withstanding, and the only real thing was my ticket to Ghana and an idea of Black Heaven I didn't think I believed in but might have been the only thing I believed in.
And when all you have to believe in stems from the indecipherable lyric of a Voodoo album D'angelo song, you end up at Bellaroma on a Wednesday night, your third day in a new country where homosexuality is illegal and every traffic circle, building and trotro bus is littered with posters of white Jesus. I was full of cane sugar spirits, 80 proof, Club Beers and the water. Maybe I accidentally brushed my teeth with it. Maybe I craned my neck back too far in the shower, mouth open. Whatever. It got in.
One of those. Wore a "YOLO" tank top, looked about my size. Drunk every Wednesday. Knows the owners of Bellaroma, his daddy probably. Bijan is dead in some LA morgue. You don't get a casket for homicide victims. I touched his forehead in the hospital and I swear I thought he was gonna move, shift in his bed, flick at the wires or just look at me. Dead bodies don't move. White bodies go home. Except my grandfather, who died on a sidewalk in San Diego while running the marathon. My dad identified him by the toe tag, his toe. They were 3 days from cremating him as John Doe before his half brown sons picked him up. I don't know if my dad touched him, to see if he was real, to see if he would move. In LA, I tried to validate our parking stub at Cedars Sinai after Bijan's welcome home balloons became condolences bouquets, but the nurse said something about daytime visitors not applying and I don't know, something that was mine wasn't anymore and we paid the $10, $15 whatever and drove home. The dude I was fucking in New York, I loved him. But I'd never tattoo his name on my body, sleep in his bed at his parent's house, try to resurrect the smell of him and him with it. He didn't want me so much as a place to stay in the city and I was leaving. I chased him down a street once and saw my grandfather appear on 13th and Broadway behind me, running down the block screaming this dude's name, wanting him to love me. James Barnes, his blue eyes clear as the monotone hum of death in a hospital, don't walk staring at your toes, kid. Look up, I imagine he'd say and I wonder if I'd wonder about taking his advice, was it a colonial act to take a white man's advice, even if he is your grandfather? Don't walk staring at your toes, kid.
But I couldn't do much different than that in the bathroom at Bellaroma, which bore resemblance to a bathroom my neighbor had when I was eight and hiding from them, when I walked in there with Moud, the dude's name, the One of Those, the "YOLO" tank and "NERD" belt and daddy owned establishment spawn. I didn't even trust this fool in the bathroom and now we were in his car, his city, his country, and his daddy's construction of cheap houses lined the road on either side of us, employing Ghanian folk whom I was so sure would call me sister, sure as I hid from the bathroom and Moud and the approaching 3am, the witching hour. The water had already gotten in and I didn't know what else could. Let's get outta here, he said. No, I said. Come with me, okay? he said, holding my hand, we were going outside. Okay. Outside Bellaroma, I ran into my homegirl whose hand was also being held by some Ghanian dude. We're going to Reggae Night at Labadi Beach! Follow us! And I guess I said okay, I guess something like that came out of my mouth and I'm in the passenger seat with This Dude, the One of Those, driving about 70 to this beach, this coast, where some real Black American tourists first got got and became the first American Tourists, and of course I'm making a snide joke about slavery when it gets to the point in the story where my body is in most danger. We park on the sand, walk to the shore.
I guess this is the part where I can expressedly say I'm drunk. Drunk and walking on sand with leather boots, sand leaking into the soles. There are pool tables on the beach, fake Rastafarians smoking shit weed, a cover band playing Bob Marley songs, I don't wanna wait in vain for your love, and it's the first time I read that song as coercive being pulled into a shack behind the projection of a Wailers concert which I'm guessing was once a bathroom or was going to be a bathroom and never got properly built, going by the concrete floors, going by the wooden boards covering window shapes, door shapes. The Lebanese dude pushes me against the concrete wall and it's colder than my body by more than a handful of degrees. No, and I might as well be saying what a nice night, don't you think? Come on, he says to me, as if I'm a browser that refuses to refresh, just come on. He unzips my pants and they fall and my underwear falls and I think how typical, how Black American tourist in Ghana of me, and I'm blaming myself before the crime so that something belongs to me, and this is so typical and familiar and I'm eight hiding in a bathroom from my neighbor, no, I'm in an almost bathroom on Labadi beach and my neighbor is in LA and she's not coming near me, no, I'm saying no, and nothing's changed and I'm so typical and this blame is mine just as my body soon won't be, and my legs can't move but I don't deserve them, of course I don't deserve them if I never use them to kick if I never use them to run, only as recreation, a sport in high school, track, cross country, and never when it counts clearly I don't care about my life, my body and it's so typical, this disposability, my body a donation to the sand.
Wah gwan? and a Rastafarian, fake or otherwise, being in Babylon, his head on the inside of the wouldbe-door, The Lebanese dude for a moment off of me. Wah gwan and I have permission to run, down to the shore, water on water on water and me staring at it. I don't know yet that a parasite is in my stomach, that in 2 hours I'll be keeled over my toilet bowl back at Church Crescent, vomiting indiscernible bile until all I can cough up is water, that I'll be in a hospital in another 5 hours screaming at a room full of Ghanaian nurses with wigs on their heads that make them look like back up dancers for The Supremes, my phone dead and about 5 people in the world knowing my exact location, that I won't be dead at least no more dead than I already am, dying and dancing, and will have more time until I meet my grandfather, until I see Bijan and he moves, until any police officer in America is arrested for killing a Black citizen, until I understand the implications of citizen, until I laugh and stop resenting the ocean for being the carrier of all human sin, carrier of me and mines, until I think fuck. I really don't want to die, then, well, that's not entirely true.


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Last month new mom Janet Jackson announced she was working hard to lose her baby weight in anticipation of her upcoming tour [click here if you missed that].
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What if you could track each visitor through your website, knowing exactly what they're reading, downloading or clicking on? Then, after they have progressed through a series of stages, you are presented with their contact details so you or your staff can give them a call – with the confidence that they will take it.
Would that help to grow your financial planning business?
Marketing automation drives a 14.5% increase in sales productivity and a 12.2% reduction in marketing overhead.
If you have a website, you're almost there
As more and more people are actively seeking independent financial information via the internet before contacting an adviser, by providing quality educational material on your website, your business will benefit from this demand.
I hear you - that's nothing new.
Now you have to take them to the next step.
You need them to interact with you.
For example, your visitors are directed to a landing page on your site where you tempt them to download your e-book. In that e-book is a link to sign up for an upcoming webinar that takes them further on the journey introduced in the e-book.
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Teen Sets Wrong Car On Fire Thinking It's Her Ex-Boyfriend's
A 19-year-old Florida woman set a car on fire thinking it belonged to a former flame. It didn't.
Young love can make you do some stupid things. And when that love turns to hate, it can make you even stupider. Take the case of 19-year-old Carmen Chamblee of Clearwater, Florida, just outside of Tampa. They say "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." And whatever it was that her ex-boyfriend did to incur her wrath, it made her so mad she decided to torch his car. Unfortunately though, the car she set ablaze wasn't his.
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Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Why I Blog Under a Pen Name
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I'm open enough, but not too open as to where everyone knows every detail about me.ReplyDelete
I like to keep some information to myself.
The main reason I don't have a separate blog Instagram account is because I can barely remember to post on one, let alone two.
Kudos to you for being able to handle it though!
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I completely understand! I feel like I'm a pretty open person (especially in real life) but I definitely feel like it's hard to put your entire self out there and feel comfortable with it!Delete
Thanks for your kind words, Jenny! Xo
I keep wondering whether to make a separate Instagram or Twitter, but haven't yet. I don't link my blog to any of my accounts, I enjoy my blog being a little secret! Plus in my line of work it's important not to be too open either.ReplyDelete
Lucy x- YellowicingReplies
In all honestly, Instagram can be a little bit of a hassle to switch back and forth with, but Twitter is SUPER simple! I understand your desire to stay anonymous for professional reasons :)Delete
Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your thoughts with me! Xo
This was an amazing post, thanks so much for sharing your opinion. I'm definitely afraid of receiving hurtful comments about my blog. But I realized how much I love this blogging community, and how truly grateful I am to be apart of it. All this overshadows a mean comment or email:)ReplyDelete
Isn't the blogging community great?! I agree - I'm so thankful for it! Blogging has definitely helped me to develop a thicker skin.Delete
Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me :)
I definitely think it's important to be open and honest with your readers, but at the same time, not everything needs to be shared. Even with a pen name, your personality and passion for what you post shines through and in the end that's all what matters, not what name you use :) Really great post as always!ReplyDelete
Madison | All Gumption and GraceReplies
Aww, thank you so much for your sweet words, Madison! I really appreciate you stopping by to share your opinion with me :) XoDelete
I love this! I personally couldn't keep up with separate accounts so it works better for me using my name. I defiantly keep certain details of my life off all forms of social media including my personal accounts (really just my Facebook). Although I do enjoy sharing glimpses into my life in certain posts. I know what you mean about including other people's faces. I rarely do this, and if I do I always ask if they mind before even taking the picture.ReplyDelete
It's surprising that I didn't go the anonymous route when I started my blog, as people had previously targeted me online to a point where the police got involved.
I think everyone should just do what is comfortable for them!
Lauren Elizabeth
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Thank you, Lauren! Social media scheduling tools are a big help when it comes to managing multiple accounts! (Social media management is also a big part of my day job, so I guess that I'm used to it.) I keep parts of my life offline, as well, especially the not so pretty things involved with my health at times!Delete
I'm so sorry that you were bullied! You are such a sweet girl, and just knowing that hurts my heart.
I definitely agree - if we all do what works for us blogging wise, it'll all work out just fine!
Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me :)
I couldn't keep it all straight. Plus I'm going into PR and I need to show my employers that I can keep everything in my social media life professional. But I totally respect your decision!ReplyDelete
Social media scheduling programs are a big help! I'm really thankful for my experience with running multiple accounts, because social media management is part of my job responsibilities.Delete
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Loved this post! I never had an anon Twitter but my blog did start out more anon like as well... hence why I write under "Miss ALK" still. ;-) There's a blog post linked on my About page that explains why I chose to start my blog that way!!ReplyDelete
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Thank you, A! And I don't blame you for keeping that... It's part of your brand!Delete
I'm so glad that you stopped by to share your opinion with me :) Xo
I love this, and I definitely respect your choices!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much, Ashley! So glad that you stopped by to share your opinion :) XoDelete
I, personally, am an open book. I totally understand why you keep yours anonymous though. I think it adds such an interesting mystery.ReplyDelete
Mikayla | www.aseersuckerstateofmind.comReplies
Hehe, I love how you put that :) Nothing wrong with a little mystery!Delete
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So cool to hear you found Jesus during a time of need! Hello sister in Christ! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you! I feel very blessed :)Delete
I completely and totally understand why you blog under a pen name. My blog is associated with my real name and some of my more personal accounts that being said there are times that I wish it wasn't. I don't think I'll switch to separate anonymous accounts ao far along but I can see the benefits of doing so!ReplyDeleteReplies
I think the separate accounts thing is all about what works best for the individual! I absolutely love visiting your blog, and I hope that you are proud of all of your posts, because they're so inspiring!Delete
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I'm riding the line between anonymous and completely out there. I started my blog to talk about things that I was too embarrassed to share with the "real" people in my life because of confidence issues. But since then, I have become more confident and more mature and so I'm willing to share my posts on facebook and occasionally put my face on my blog :)ReplyDelete
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We are riding the same line! Haha. I'm right there with you - I think blogging has really helped me with my confidence. I haven't gotten to the point where I'm comfortable sharing my posts on my personal Facebook yet, but I hope to reach that point sometime soon!Delete
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I always wondered the story behind your pen name. I totally get the desire for confidentiality and privacy, it's one of the reasons I never created a Facebook account for my blog.ReplyDelete
Hehehe, well now you know! :) I completely understand your desire to stay off of Facebook. I went through the same thing for quite some time, and only caved recently because I felt like the timing was right.Delete
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I agree with you wholeheartedly on this. There are plenty of great reasons to stay anonymous, and the beautiful thing about that is there are different levels of anonymity you can maintain depending on your needs. More power to those who share everything, and kudos to you for sharing your reasoning!ReplyDelete
Girl, you are AWESOME at protecting your identity! I admire that you do such a great job at it. And I completely agree - we all have different needs :)Delete
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I have this debate all the time with my blog as to what information to keep public and what to keep private, along with what social media accounts to combine or keep separate.ReplyDeleteReplies
It's all about what works best for you and your life, girl!Delete
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With me, I decided to attach my name to the URL and have it on the blog. I really don't write about a whole lot of personal things like I did at the beginning. Now I mainly write about the things that I am interested in: food, entertaining, clothing, working out, and some other things.ReplyDelete
In a way, whether you are writing anonymous, with a pen name, or your own name there are people who are going to try to tear apart whatever you say.
I definitely think it's all about what works best for the individual blogger! And trust me, I know all about that. I can always count on receiving a few condescending, backhanded comments on every post that I write. It's a shame that more people don't embrace positivity.Delete
Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me!
I definitely respect your choice to remain anonymous, and wish it was easy for me to do so. I guess what makes it complicated for me is the fact that my audience includes my (very, very large) family, and I started blogging because of my family, so going back now and making sure identities are protected and concealed for readers outside of my family is just a big hassle! I know that sounds like a lazy reason, but there is definitely a constant debate about what to share and talk about on my blog!ReplyDelete
It's important to do what works best for you! I crave keeping certain aspects of my life quiet, but other people don't, and that's awesome for them! You are a very lucky lady to have the support of so many :)Delete
I really appreciate you stopping by to share your opinions with me :) Xo
That's actually a pretty great story behind your decision, one that I completely respect! Always do you, girl! I try to keep my anonymity at a medium level - I decide who I tell about my blog, and I ask my friends before posting pictures with them.ReplyDelete
xx, Mikkaela
The Southwestern PrepsterReplies
Thanks, Mikkaela! I agree - it's so important for bloggers just to "do them!" I'm probably right there with you at a medium :)Delete
Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me! Xo
Love how it started! Also, I think it's great that you're starting to use more pictures of yourself. You're gorgeous and people are going to/do love you! :) I agree, though. It's hard when you put your whole self out there.ReplyDelete
The Fashionista's DiaryReplies
Lauren, you are the absolute sweetest! I am so glad that I've had the blessing of connecting with you through the blogosphere :) You are always so kind and helpful, and it is so appreciated.Delete
Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me, sweet girl! Xo
Thank you so much for sharing! I totally respect your decision to keep things private but I love that you're starting to share your blog with family and friends because you're so awesome! xoReplyDelete
Michaela || The Monogrammed MidwesternerReplies
Aww, Michaela, you are so sweet! I appreciate your kind words :)Delete
So happy you stopped by to share your opinion with me! Xo
Sometimes I definitely feel I'm too open. People have my first name, the city I live in, and I'm not super secretive about events I go to or the college I graduated from. In hindsight, a pen name would have been a smart idea. I do try to be private and don't post many blog things on my personal social media.ReplyDelete
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I loved hearing your feedback, Julia! I'm so glad you stopped by to share your opinion with me :) XoDelete
Love how your pen name started! I completely understand having a personal account and one for your blog. It's all a matter of perspective and what we feel comfortable sharing.ReplyDelete
Smitten SophieReplies
Thank you! And I agree - it's all about what's best for each blogger!Delete
Thanks for stopping by to share your opinion with me :)
I respect your choice on staying anonymous. I think is important to do the things that feel right for you and no one else. It was great to read the story behind your blog name. :) Thanks for sharingReplyDelete
xoxo, Danielle
Thanks so much! And I agree - it's important that we worry about what's best for ourselves instead of expecting everyone to do things the way that we do them.Delete
Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me :)
First off, let me begin by saying, I'm so glad you found Jesus! He rocks our world! & in today's world, blogging with a pen name is so much safer. I wish I had done that when I started my little corner of the internet!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you! It is the best thing that has ever happened to me.Delete
My dad works in safety, so even when we had myspaces, he combed mine to make sure I wasn't revealing too much about myself. That really stuck with me!
I'm so glad that you stopped by to share your opinion with me :)
I 100% agree with this post! I am also an anon blogger, and keep separate accounts for my personal use, and blog use. As my blog grows, I probably will stop being anon, but I enjoy it and thats all that really matters eh? haha :)ReplyDelete
Exactly! It's your blog, so it's all about what works best for YOU!Delete
I'm so glad that you stopped by to share your opinion with me! Xo
I used to have a pen name as well. I think it was a good way for me to dip my toes in blogging. I really enjoyed reading your story!ReplyDeleteReplies
I love how you put that! This has definitely allowed me to dip my toes into the world of blogging. Because of this blog, I felt extremely confident writing pieces for the blog at work.Delete
Thanks so much for your kind words and for stopping by to share your opinion with me :)
Privacy on social media is definitely important! It's whatever is comfortable for you and your family!ReplyDeleteReplies
I agree completely! Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me :) XoDelete
I write under a pen name, surprisingly...because I agree! I feel like I need security and privacy in my life. Though, I realized that I'm not a public person either, and I keep myself private even in my private account. So I decided to switch over to focus solely on blogging. But hey, that's just me <3ReplyDelete
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I don't blame ya a bit, sweet girl! There are certain aspects of my life that I'm extremely private about, both on my blog and in real life. It's all about personal preference :)Delete
Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me!
Not a bad idea! Great reasons why.ReplyDelete
x Sarah
Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing your opinion with me!Delete
Four Instagram accounts?! I run a few for my work and I really just wish Instagram made it easy to switch back and forth like Twitter!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yep - personal, blog, and two for different programs at work! I'm currently back down to just the first two since I took a different job. I agree - it would be so much easier if you could flip back and forth like Twitter!Delete
Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me :)
This is awesome, Dana. First off, I was bullied severely as a kid too, so I'd love to chat with you sometime about it all if you're game. Second, props to you for just doing what ya gotta do to feel comfortable! The internet is a ridiculous (and sometimes blatantly scary) place, so whether that means 1, 4, or 10 Instagram accounts...you do you. <3ReplyDelete
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Any time, sweet girl!Delete
And thank you! I wish that everyone understood that we're all allowed to do things differently and in the way that works best for us.
Thanks for stopping by to share your opinion with me :)
For me I tend to not divulge super person details, but I do like to open up a bit because sometimes I find it easier than opening up in person to people. I totally understand why you would want to use a pen name though, and I feel like completely different things work for each person so people really shouldn't judge each other for what they choose to do.ReplyDelete
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I agree! I think that can be a double edged sword - in our case, our blogs offer us an opportunity to open up and feel comfortable talking about things. But other people use it as an opportunity to bash people anonymously, and that is just sad and mean :(Delete
Thanks so much for stopping by to share your opinion with me, sweet girl :)
GREAT post, love! I go back and forth. Sometimes I wish I'd stayed anonymous, but you connect so much more personally when you put a face to the blog name. Keep doing you!ReplyDelete
Diary of a Debutante
Thank you! I think that one day, I will be much more comfortable with attaching my name. But until then, semi-anonymous I will stay!Delete
So glad you stopped by to share your opinion withe me :)
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2015 at 11:59 AM
I blog under a pen name aswell (well, Sarah is my real name but Inks, not really - it just means Sarah writes haha!) I used to blog with my real name but it got complicated and I got anon abuse about why my blog was "ugly" and how they would come to my house and steal my computer. Like omg, grow up haha!ReplyDelete
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That's so mean! I'm so sorry that happened to you. I'm very glad you stopped by to share your opinion with me :)Delete


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FAM, we're sure you know that keeping a neat feed on Instagram is no easy feat. Honestly, even celebrities with the largest followings don't even have feeds that flow--like Selena Gomez: you're GORG, talented, and mad respect for the 122 million followers, but "aesthetically-pleasing" isn't necessarily the go-to way of describing your feed.
So what is "aesthetically pleasing"? We think the definition of that changes just as what's "in" always changes, but at least for now, it's minimalism; it's using colors that complement each other; it's being able to balance one's feed between too cluttered and too snooze-worthy 😴.
Here are some folks who we believe deserve little shoutie-outies for their poppin' IGs.
Part photographer, part traveller, part musician, part trendsetter, part vintage clothing hunter, just to name a few--Casey has got it goin' ooon, and she translates it to her feed so beautifully.
With 2 million followers, we guess some people already know how classy and easy on the eyes Adam Gallagher's feed is, but in case you didn't, YOU ARE WELCOME.
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Lindsey's feed is every millennial's dream. She's a youtuber with a lot of design smarts.
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Tasty Tuesday: Buck Buck
Buck Buck was inspired by Mikey Lawrence and Edgar Arellano's two great loves. Fried chicken and beer.
Mikey and Edgar would make it a weekly tradition when they worked at a local restaurant together.
"We would usually just sit around, drinking beer and eating fried chicken on our day off," Mikey explained. "And so when the restaurant got sold, we saved all of our money and took some loans out to make fried chicken and drink beer, because we figured other people would want to do it."
They were right. Thanks to fans both online and in real life, Buck Buck is on a roll.
"It's fun. Drinking beer and eating fried chicken makes SENSE," Mikey said.
Buck Buck serves up all kinds of fried chicken delights. It starts with a brine from pickles, green tea and, of course, beer. The chicken is dredged up in flour and buttermilk, and then Mikey literally throws it into the fryer, ninja-star style.
He says that's what makes their chicken so good. He's right. It comes out crispy and juicy with just a hint of spice.
The chicken is used for everything from chicken and waffles to their standard chicken biscuit. The biscuit is anything but standard, though- towering with fried chicken, their homemade buttermilk sauce and pickled onions.
Don't try to be neat when you eat this. It won't work.
"We serve everything with a giant stack of napkins," Mikey said.
Buck Buck serves up lots of different fried chicken treats- watch the full Tasty Tuesday video to see more!
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KVAL's Tasty Tuesday brings you what to eat and where to eat it around Lane County and beyond. Tasty Tuesday is hosted by KVAL reporter Ellen Meny. Want to suggest Ellen a restaurant? Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com or find Tasty Tuesday on Facebook and Twitter.
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As part of its training and professional development efforts, the South Carolina Film Commission presents a series of production seminars each year. All workshops are provided to South Carolina residents at no charge and on a regular basis by action of the S.C. Motion Picture Incentive Act, passed by the state legislature in 2004. Click here to join our email list for announcements and registration links for upcoming seminars.
The 2017-2018 workshop schedule is now complete. Seminars will begin again in Fall 2018.
Check back here for updates, or sign up for our email list for announcements and additional information.
Digital media is one of the world's main communication tools, making Media Arts an essential part of a well-rounded education for students of all stripes. The workforce's next generation needs an understanding of how to effectively convey a message through narrative and documentary video production, a skill-set that's becoming as necessary as writing and language arts.
With this in mind, professional film and commercial Producers and Directors led a one-day workshop with Trident Technical College film faculty focusing on these skills, geared especially for teachers, media specialists, and other educators. The seminar took place on March 23rd, 2018, at the Idea Lab at SCETV Studios in Columbia, SC.
The workshop examined the process of production from screenwriting to shooting to editing and sound design, using case studies and interactive content. Leaving educators and others across the state with a firm hold on how to most effectively and professionally create production projects, and better equipped to teach and present those aptitudes.
Indie Grants held a two-day P.A. Boot Camp on Nov. 11-12, at Trident Tech's North Charleston campus. Led by Jody Brockway, a veteran of the production industry, and a team of highly-experienced professional Production Assistants, the extensive workshop took an engaging, embedded approach. Immersing participants in a model production office, meeting, and process as they went through topics such as production paperwork, radio training, set protocol, how the A.D. team functions, and gear & supplies.
The seminar stressed interactivity, with games and challenges that demonstrated what a P.A. does and what they need to know. The team also discussed how best to prepare a resume and how to find PA positions, revealing the inner-workings of a production and its hiring practices. .
Noted VFX producer and Writer/Director VW Scheich presented a fascinating seminar on Post-Production Workflow with Indie Grants, Oct. 21 at Trident Technical College in North Charleston.
VW began his career on-set working with various feature film directors, then learned the studio side of the movie business by working for Pete Corral, the Senior Vice-President of Production at Columbia Pictures. During his time at Columbia Pictures, VW coordinated sixteen films, including such blockbuster hits as Ghost Rider, Monster House, and Spiderman III.
After leaving Columbia Pictures, VW landed at The Third Floor, a CG pre-visualization studio. As Director of Project and Business Development at The Third Floor, VW utilized his contacts at the major studios to help obtain new projects, such as Iron Man II, Smurfs, Thor II, and Jack the Giant Slayer. While at Locktix VFX Studios VW was a producer on such films as Ted 2, Death Race: Anarchy, Wet Hot American Summer, Fargo, John Wick, Nightcrawler, and many more.
During his day-long workshop, VW delved into each component of the post-production process and how they work together, using notable case studies from his filmography to discuss how each step works and how they're all integrated together. This includes how much of post is dealt with in prep, including how detailed the typical Pre-Viz process is, the different approaches, and how they work as the blueprint for th entire filmmaking process.
The morning session focused on typical studio workflow and conventions, based on VW's work with projects such as Spider-Man 3, House of Cards, and Voyage of Time: The IMAX Experience. And as an independent filmmaker himself, including directing the feature-film Interwoven (starring Academy Award winner Mo'Nique) and the award-winning, VFX-driven short film Wallenda, VW also understands the post-production challenges specific to independent film projects. He spent the afternoon discussing how independent filmmakers with lower-budgets can be most effective with their post-production process, including proprietary techniques and strategies developed by VW over the course of his career.
Video of the workshop will be available soon. Check back here for updates, or sign-up for our email list and like the SCFC facebook page to receive notifications.
Indie Grants and the South Carolina Film Commission teamed up with American Society of Media Photographers to present a day of free production training workshops, during ASMP's annual Southeast Film & Photo Conference.
The morning seminar was on New Film Tools with Steven Gladstone, one of the industry's leading film equipment reviewers and bloggers. Steven discussed emerging tools for filmmakers and production professionals, including demonstrating the newest tools from manufacturers such as Redrock, Schactler, Zacuto, Ikan and Schneider Optics. There was also a hands-on component to the workshop, where participants got to try out the gear for themselves.
Canon Explorer of Light Jack Reznicki presented a lively keynote presentation in the afternoon, discussing photographic concepts and how he applied creative problem solving throughout his career, working on projects for companies such as Toys "R" Us, Tylenol, AstraZeneca, The Wall Street Journal, Hyatt, Kodak, Reader's Digest, Crest, AT&T, Playtex, and several Time Magazine covers. Along with many other awards, Jack was very proud to twice receive the IPC (International Photographic Council) Leadership medal for "Excellence in Studio Photography" at the United Nations.
The fundamentals of good production always begin with the script. Where plot, character, and structure work together to form a captivating blueprint for the process. Building a story that, by the end, engages audiences, whether it be a feature-film, episodic, or short film. With this in mind, noted script consultant Peter J. Fox returned to Charleston on May 6, leading the BECOMING A BETTER SCREENWRITER seminar for writers, filmmakers, and other production professionals. View video webinar of the workshop here.
The workshop was free and open to the public. As a follow-up to his celebrated 2015 screenwriting workshop, Peter focused on what it takes to make a career as a scriptwriter, from creative and structural concepts to the realities of the industry. A section of the seminar also examined screenwriting for short films, an essential tool to gain footing in the industry. What makes a good short? What are the mistakes short filmmakers often make? How does the short film format change the approach to story structure, and how do they force a writer to rethink how to present a story? Indie Grants shorts were screened and discussed as case studies, with lively discussions resulting.
Peter holds a Master of Fine Arts in Screenwriting from the American Film Institute. He has worked as a reader and story analyst at Paramount Pictures, Universal, Sony TriStar and MGM Pictures, and Concorde New Horizons. He makes regular appearances on Fox News CT as Film and Entertainment Analyst, and is the Editor of Film and Entertainment for VENU Magazine. Since 2001, he has conducted The Inside Track Workshops for Story and Cinematic Structure and has become one of the most sought after instructors of Screenwriting. Peter's methods have caught the attention of Hollywood executives and the literary world alike.
Continuity. A filmmaker's most underestimated focal point. Likewise, we often find continuity to be the most noted attribute of any film.
Enter well-respected Script Supervisor Martha Pinson. Ms. Pinson led a Script Supervision Workshop for a rapt audience of production professionals and students on Jan. 28, presented by the South Carolina Film Commission and Trident Technical College. A long-time script consultant for Martin Scorsese and Sidney Lumet, Ms. Pinson imparted the structure of this vital position, the necessary diplomacy when working with the creative minds of a Director and Director of Photography and how this position keeps the dots connected, enabling a seamless transition into Post-Production.
Ms. Pinson shared her approaches to the craft, including proprietary approaches and methods she's developed over her 35-year career. She also presented behind-the-scene case studies involving shooting and script supervising visual effects, and led discussions on directing and acting as it relates to the role of script supervisor.
Ms. Pinson is one of the industry's most distinguished script supervisors, with credits that include The Aviator, Hugo, Wall Street, and Prince of the City. (See more about Martha Pinson here.)
Having worked with celebrated directors such as Robert Redford, Steven Spielberg, and Ridley Scott, acclaimed Casting Director Avy Kaufman set aside an evening to speak with South Carolina production professionals and students at the South Carolina Film Commission's CASTING SEMINAR WITH AVY KAUFMAN. The workshop was an intimate, two-hour Q&A at the Charleston Music Hall, and was part of the 2016 Charleston International Film Festival.
With over 25 years of experience Ms. Kaufman has established herself as one of the industry's most distinguished casting directors, with credits that include Lincoln, Promotheus, Life of Pi, The Bourne Ultimatum, Garden State, and The Sixth Sense. At the seminar she discussed her approach, shared invaluable career insights and her love for this ever-changing industry, regaling the audience with her wit and candor. An incredible opportunity for all actors, directors, writers, and more to learn from one of the industry's foremost leaders.
Learn more about Avy Kaufman here.
The South Carolina Film Commission and American Society of Media Photographers teamed up to host the Southeastern Film & Photo Conference. The first of its kind event took place Aug. 26-27 at Furman University in Greenville.
Highlights included a VIDEO EDITING SEMINAR with Adobe-certified instructor Clay Asbury and the Keynote Presentation by Gregory Heisler. Renowned for his technical mastery and thoughtful responsiveness over a career spanning more than 35 years, Heisler has photographed luminaries ranging from Bill Clinton to Bruce Springsteen, and is perhaps best known for his more than 70 cover portraits for Time Magazine. His iconic portraits and innovative visual essays have graced the covers and pages of publications such as Life, Esquire, Fortune, GQ, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and The New York Times Magazine. He has also photographed major advertising campaigns for such clients as American Express, Benson & Hedges, Dewar's, Ford, Guinness, Marlboro, Merrill Lynch, Nike, Pfizer, Reebok, and United Technologies.
South Carolina film and photo professionals, and students from across the state, got the chance to hear the stories behind his incredible images and learn from his breadth of experience.
In the filmmaking industry, legal questions frequently arise during each phase of production. Laws are in place to protect the production, determine who owns the rights to the project, where and how you can shoot at a location, and even who may appear in your film. It can be overwhelming and it's helpful to know where to start.
The aid in this element of production, the South Carolina Film Commission brought in entertainment attorney David Albert Pierce for a PRODUCTION LEGAL SEMINAR, a one-day discussion on important aspects of filmmaking law. The event took place at Tapp's Art Center in Columbia, SC.
David Albert Pierce is Managing Member of Pierce Law Group LLP, a boutique entertainment law firm specializing in Film, TV & new media finance, production counsel services, entity formation, talent representation, and counseling creative entrepreneurs. PLG has provided production counsel services on The Academy Award winning film The Artist, as well as, providing legal services on all of the Hunger Games franchise, Fox Studio's Peanuts Movie, and over 100 independent films. He has also been involved in over 100 reality TV deals and has worked for such acclaimed production companies as multi-Emmy Award winners Harpo Productions and Profiles Television Productions (producers of The Amazing Race). In 2014, David helped craft a sophisticated financing plan for a primary investor of the Keanu Reeves' film entitled John Wick, and he works closely with independent film lenders and studios.
The Power of Acting. Skill and technique that elevates performance to another level. In authenticity, skill and professionalism. A fundamental component of the filmmaking process, and one that takes massive amounts of work to achieve. South Carolina actors and filmmakers had the unique chance to experience this firsthand, at an ACTING WORKSHOP with Frantz Turner from the Ivana Chubbuck Studio, one of the most respected acting schools on the planet.
Ivana Chubbuck Studio has worked with Academy Award winners and nominees such as Halle Berry, Brad Pitt, Charlize Theron, James Franco, Terence Howard, Jake Gyllenhaal, Catherine Keener, and Jared Leto. (Click here to learn more about the Ivana Chubbuck Studio.) Sixteen South Carolina Actors were selected to undergo a scene study process as part of the workshop, working with Frantz intimately as they broke down the scene and performance during the workshop. A first-hand look at the process of crafting a performance from one of the world's leading instructors.
The South Carolina Film Commission and Trident Technical College held a one-day LIFT CERTIFICATION workshops in Charleston in September. With a focus on Condors and Scissor-lifts, the training was free and open to all South Carolina production crew. At the successful completion of the seminar, all attendees were issued a 3-yr Certified Operator's License.
Training was conducted by United Rentals through IVES Training at their facility in Charleston, SC. The morning session consisted of classroom safety training, ending with a written safety test. The afternoon was hands-on operation training with the two pieces of equipment.
With a prolific career that includes an Academy Award for Titanic, cinematographer Russell Carpenter, ASC sets aside an afternoon to speak with South Carolina production professionals and students at the South Carolina Film Commission's AN AFTERNOON WITH RUSSELL CARPENTER: A CINEMATOGRAPHY SEMINAR.
Russell has over 30 years of experience as one of the industry's most talented cinematographers, including an Academy Award for Titanic and a credit list that include This Means War, 21, Shallow Hal, Charlie's Angels, Ant-Man and XXX: Return of Xander Cage.
After an exciting and inspiring engagement last year, Emmy-award winning Make-Up Artist and Instructor Kelcey Fry returned to South Carolina for the South Carolina Film Commission's PRODUCTION MAKE-UP WORKSHOP on Jan. 17, 2015 in Charleston.
With over 35 years of experience, Kelcey's credits include The Artist, Baggage Claim, Hitchcock, and Showtime's Masters of Sex. Currently on the jazz period feature Bolden, she has been personal make-up artist for legends such as Lily Tomlin, Helen Hunt, and Diane Keaton. But there's nothing Kelcey loves more than sharing her experience and know-how with other production professionals. (See more about Kelcey here.)
In February of 2014, South Carolina lost a beloved and talented member of its film community in an on-set incident in Savannah, GA. A Columbia, SC, native and former Trident Tech film student, Sarah Jones loved being a camera assistant, and loved working in the production industry. This workshop was held in honor of Sarah.
Douglas C. Hart is an instructor and professional Camera Assistant who literally wrote the book on the profession -- The Camera Assistant: A Complete Professional Handbook. Last September, Doug lead a two-day CAMERA ASSISTANT, focusing on procedures of the camera department, including camera mechanics, lenses and filters, safety, camera department paperwork, on-set procedures, and more. .
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Watched Special Cop in Action tonight. The film is awesome, with great car chases, violence and a simple but focused story that's never boring. Not so pleased with the Dorado release though. It seems to be taken from a beat up, faded and yellowed print with absolutely zero clean up or colour correction. Maybe I've become spoiled over the years, but I have no trouble with scratched up prints or small labels not doing big restorations for every little film out there. It's the lack of colour that's bothersome. Surely Dorado could've done something to try and grade it so it doesn't look like it's been in the sun for forty years? And worse than that, a deal breaker almost to me, the Italian language track is BADLY out of synch! I'm talking like with at least a half a second delay. This is a simple mistake, which would've been so easy to fix if they had some semblance of QC, but apparently nobody ever checked the test disc to see if the Italian soundtrack was alright. It's super frustrating, because to me inclusion of Italian audio is a big selling point, and I could've lived with the lackluster image quality. The subtitles are also horrible, with lots of typos and strange formating. I hope the other films have fared better.
If anybody wants it, Dorado are having a "secret sale" for their e-mail newsletter subscribers here. $30 with international shipping included is a great price.
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I watched the films recently too. I thought Weapons of Death is the better film but Special Cop in Action is very good as well, just the usual Maurizio Merli cheese-fest. I watched the English dub which played fine as when i started the italian track the subtitles seemed more hard to follow and i couldnt be bothered. I think the english dub would be my preferred choice when viewing these films anyway. I was fine with the way the films looked in HD, like viewing the prints themselves, very authentic and vintage feeling which suits these films. Overall i thought a very nice package. Some people want everything!
It's not unreasonable to expect some kind of baseline quality when you pay $30 for a bluray. Dorado are a new company though, with a rather special business model, so I'm prepared to give them the benefit of a doubt next time. That'll be the last time I give them any money though, if they can't step up their game. I do love these old crime films, but I can't justify spending good money on subpar product, when there's so much other interesting stuff being released by companies who actually care about the films they're putting out. I may be a sucker, but unfortunately not a very rich sucker.
Gotta say though that Weapons of Death looks a lot better than Special Cop. Amazing film too. Unfortunately the audio problems are the same as on the other film. I think I own the German DVD of the third film in this set, The Counsellor, but I haven't watched it yet. Anybody seen both releases who could chime in with which one is better?
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Update release schedule as follows:
The Larraz Double Feature Bluray limited edition will be heading to replication on October 2nd, 2017 and is expected to be shipping out [finally] October 13, [Friday] through the 16th [Monday].
Truly sorry for the long delay on getting this one out, we have been required to make several changes on this release to still bring you a hopefully great collection for your library.
Due to the storm problems on the East coast [Florida in paticular], our distribution plans have been slightly but understandably changed a bit, and we do ask for your continued understanding.
The Jess Franco's Forgotten Films Vol. 2, has also been affected by our distribution, / replication delays, and is projected to be just a couple weeks late. We have everything pretty much ready to go on this one, wrapping up just a couple of loose ends before sending it off to be authored and replicated. Exact date will be posted as soon as we have our confirmation,but you can expect it during the end of October.
Our first Euro Western Bluray which we will announce the title this week, is expected to be a mid November release.
After we have gotten these releases finished and out the door, we will proceed to our next several long anticipated titles.
La Isla De La Muerte [Island of the Doomed]
La Policia Incrimina, La Legge Assolve [High Crime]
The Fantastic Argoman
Una Pistola Para Ringo
Knife of Ice
El Pez De Los Ojos De Oro
Jess Franco's Forgotten Films Vol. 3
Explosive Euro Crime Vol. 2
The Horrible Sexy Vampire doubled with ......
Crimes of the Black Cat
[Not necessarily in this order of course]
We fully expect our 2018 year to be a fantastic one and with all the fans support we know it will be. The outsourcing companies
with whom we have established relationships, will help us to move forward more quickly with future releases...
Thanks to all of you for your continued support and patience during these delays, and to our support staff who help bring these rare and entertaining movies your way
Best to all,
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It's an interesting lineup they have coming. The true high point for me is probably High Crime. Knife of Ice is a good giallo from Lenzi, I own the Japanese DVD which IIRC isn't anamorphic. Will probably upgrade if it looks good.
I did a quick spotcheck comparison between The Counsellor on the eurocrime set and the one released in Germany by Film Art (I think), and the Dorado looks a lot better.
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Another FB update:
Another quick update on status of our two pending releases.
The Larraz double feature is currently in its final authoring / replication stages and we expect the shipping will be happening just as soon as the final product is delivered to our distribution warehouse sometime within the next two business weeks. We have had our share of problems as you all know on this production, but fortunately we have had some great people step up and fill in for other lost commitments.
The Jess Franco's Forgotten Films Volume two has only a few features to wrap up and after we get the Larraz release out the door the JFV2 will be following its production to the authoring / replication people, we would estimate that it will be a late October to first week in Novemeber shipment.
On behalf of Dorado Films let me apologize again for the very long delay on the Larraz release. We have learned what to do, and what not to do, on this kind of a double feature release, and will not be making the same mistakes for upcoming releases.
Our goal is and has been, to bring out some exciting releases, and in some of our enthusiasm we have made some very amateurish mistakes in getting them completed and out to you.
We will have a more structured approach going forward, and will provide you, the buyers of the presale editions, a direct link to the current status of each release so in a sense, your updates will be automatic and can be viewed weekly.
For an example of the new system, you can log onto the current presale of the Euro-western and see how its manager has implemented the changes that we will now have for any and all releases.
https://dorado-films.blogspot.com/search/label/Seven from Texas.
It has been a long process on the Larraz as I said, and again on behalf of Dorado Films thank you for your patience.
All the best
Rock! Shock! Pop!
It's why I stopped buying their limited editions, the wait is way too long.
Not getting discs out on time is not nearly this biggest issue for this company.


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Ryan Giggs wants to see the likes of Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial and Paul Pogba "excite" fans.
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New Wales manager Ryan Giggs says Ander Herrera would play if he was picking the United midfield.
Only one thing - aside from 13 points - separates City from United. And Ryan Giggs says that is creativity.
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