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Over at The Church of No People, the ever-brilliant Matt explains why being a political moderate is not a position of acquiescence or of being milquetoast. Also, I have no idea why I'm using SAT words before 9AM, but my Keurig brewed iced mocha coconut coffee is supreme. Anyway:
On Monday, Matthew Paul Turner (you may know him from Jesus Needs New PR) made a political confession:
He hates Christian moderates.
He thinks they're wishy-washy and they don't know what they believe. Or they just want people to know what they don't believe. Or they are just hanging out in moderate land before returning to familiar ground on the election. They parrot talking points without having an original thought.
I have to agree. That kind of "moderate" would make me want to judo chop him right in his moderate bone (the ossicle).
But I'd like to give a playful, but serious response, because I consider myself a moderate…
…a very extreme moderate. I'm the most closed minded moderate I know, in fact. I hope you're ready because I'm about to open a whole can of moderation on your sorry faces.
I Don't Ride Fences…I Plow Into ThemThat's right, when it comes to moderation, I am the most extreme moderate I know of. When it comes to riding a fence, I blast through the fence with a bulldozer.
Because to me, being a milquetoast moderate is completely missing the point.
Being "undecided" in my mind means not knowing whether you'd rather have me punch you in the stomach or the kidneys.
Not having an opinion means you just don't have the mental capacity for logical thought processes. I'd rather you be dead wrong than undecided. At least I can have a debate with someone who's wrong.
Okay, I'm kind of kidding about all this. But really, being a moderate in no way means that I don't have an opinion.
When A and B Both Miss the PointTo me, moderation is not about riding fences or being "in the middle." It's not about bringing both sides together for hand holding and compromise. It's not about being "purple" in the fight between red and blue.
To me, being a moderate is an entirely third party. What's a color that hasn't been ruined yet? Orange? Is orange being used by a fringe party? I don't know, but if it's not, get ready for a blast of righteous orange indignation to your eyeballs.
Being a moderate is not finding the "middle" between A and B. It's about saying that A and B both miss the point in so
me way. When A is band and B is worse, a compromise between the two is not anything better. So a moderate, at least a real one, isn't going to compromise. He's going to get some backbone and say to A and B "you're both wrong!"
Read the rest of this marvelous post here. I can totally agree with Matt. And more and more, those close to me are disagreeing with my moderate views. I get it. I'm not easily typed. I can't be smooshed into some box. Although, I don't think anyone should be put into boxes or divided into left and right- unless they want to be.
I'm reminded of my three year old self being yelled at by my preschool teacher to stop writing... well, coloring, with both hands. "Use your right hand!"
I was confused. Weren't both my hands equally "right"? Why was the left automatically "wrong"? At any rate, Miss Rose's complaints succeeded, and my ambidexterity was obliterated by 1986.
On Facebook, things have become so crazy politically with angry stat updates about the war on women, terrorism and cable news shows, I feel like ducking for cover. I've raised the ire of some friends just be admitting I'm ambivalent about either Romney or Obama. I'm thinking I'm going to have to take a cue from Deborah Plummer and just stay away until after the election:
"Unfortunately, a powerful tool for social exchange serves as yet another forum for partisan politics. I realize that politics have a long history of being divisive, and conversations about politics among family and friends have often been characterized as uncivil. We are socialized to never discuss politics as proper etiquette. And absent controlled classroom discussions most of us, especially as adults, lack any kind of forum to develop and practice the critical thinking skills that are so necessary to understand the complexity of today's governance issues. As a result, we operate out of a flat intelligence that reduces complex political issues to sound bites swallowed whole and spewed out like stimulus-response actions of Pavlov's dog. We then believe that political parities are monolithic and demonize those of the opposing party. And this display of flat intelligence plays out on Facebook. No surprise.
Sadly, another public forum where the full benefits of diversity of thought and expression could be realized are not realized... even among friends."
Yup. I guess my extremely moderate self will soon be singing "Gone till November" as if I were Wyclef, circa 1998.


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I am not a big Hellboy fan. In the past, I've enjoyed the series because it is a deviation from the norm. It's one of the biggest name comics in North America that doesn't have a superhero on its cover. And, in its core, it is more about atmosphere and intrigue than it is about dudes punching each other out. The most daunting thing about Hellboy has always been the ten volumes I'd have to read to catch up, along with whatever was going on in the BPRD spin-off. So, when I heard that Hellboy The Storm and The Fury were entirely approachable having only read the first volume, I jumped on, and what I found is probably one of the best 'event' comics Read the rest of this entry


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January 31, 2011
Sundance recap 1: My Idiot Brother
One of my favorite movies (of the 11 I got to see) at Sundance was My Idiot Brother. It was laugh out loud funny. Seriously. The Bro and I laughed like crazy. It was also sweet and charming, mostly because of Paul Rudd. His character in this movie is just adorable.
Paul Rudd....who hasn't had a crush on him since Clueless? Can I just say that he is even more adorably good looking in person that he is on the screen?! This was the second time we saw him.
The day before, The Bro and I were sitting in a theater waiting for our movie to start.
He suddenly said, "Hey, there's Paul Rudd." Calm, nonchalant.
To which my instant, instant reply was, "what?! Where?! WHERE?!"
"He just walked in. See? There?" was his calm, much more mature reply.
I turned and spotted him and much more maturely said "oh, my gosh, it IS him! It's Paul Rudd!!" (total celebrity nerd...right here.)
Thankfully, one of The Bro's other friends (a girl) was with him and was freaking out too, so I didn't feel totally stupid. Just a little stupid. Then Paul Rudd sat in our row and I tried my hardest not to turn my head and stare at him every 10 seconds. He was just so darn cute.
The movie started (it was so depressing and disturbing. never will see that one again) and when it was over, he left. No big deal.
The next day, we went to see My Idiot Brother. At the end of the movie, it was Q&A time.
Sidenote: Q&A is the best part of Sundance. Imagine, at the end of every movie, that you get to hear the director/actors/crew/producers come out and answer questions you might have about the movie. All you have to do is raise your hand and hope you get picked to ask your question. That's it. You can ask them anything. You can ask them to explain something that didn't make sense. You can ask them why they used a particular song or who composed the music. You can ask them how they did a particular scene on such a limited budget. You can ask them why they ended the movie the way they did or what made them choose the ending they choose. It's super cool.
Out walked the cast. (I forgot to put Sterling Brown's name on this. Oops. He had my favorite line in the movie too.) I kinda freaked out a bit.
Zooey...I'm a huge fan of hers. I listen to her music constantly. And 500 Days of Summer = so good. Plus, her vintage style is so adorable.
Emily Mortimer....Lars and the Real Girl, anyone?!
Elizabeth Banks...ok, she was JD's girlfriend/baby-mama on Scrubs. Let's just let that soak in for a minute, shall we? We all know how I feel about ZB, right? And then there was Seabiscuit. And she's on 30 Rock.
And Paul again. He's so cute, isn't he?
Rashida Jones is in the movie too, but she wasn't there that day. I adore her on Parks and Rec.
And just so I don't forget, the movie played at Eccles, the biggest (1,200 seats) yet most annoying theatre. Stadium seating = nope. Longest aisles in the world = yes. Staring at the back of someone's head while trying to watch the movie = almost guaranteed. But waitlisting usually has good results.
Also, My Idiot Brother was picked up and will be coming to a screen near you sometime this year.
January 30, 2011
More Parks and Rec, please
I've become addicted to Parks And Rec.
'tis true.
I didn't like season one, one bit. But I kept hearing rave, rave reviews about season 2. So, I tried it out (thank you, Netflix instant).
Adorable characters.
Ridiculously funny.
I think my favorite character is Andy (Chris Pratt), but then Ron and April and Leslie come into a scene and change my mind. They're all great.
Give it another try. I think you'll fall in love with it too.
January 29, 2011
the best part
I saw lots of cool things at Sundance. Movies, documentaries, movie stars, lots of snow, beautiful mountains. But by far, the best part about Sundance is being with my brother for a whole week. I have to gush over him for a minute.
1. He picked me up from the airport and dropped me off. This saved me about $200 in car rental fees. Plus, he skipped a movie Friday morning to take me to the airport. How sweet is that?!
2. He got me tickets to movies before I arrived. Just told me to pick 5 that I thought looked good and got them early before they were available to everyone else.
3. He called me every day when he was finished with work and asked what I wanted to do or got extra tickets to movies he was going to see or asked where I wanted to eat.
4. He introduced me to tons of his friends. This kid is way more popular than I will ever be. He knew people every where we went. EVERY-where.
5. He stood in line for 1.5 hours to get me a free ticket to The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. It was the last movie I saw at the festival. He already had tickets and knew that I wanted to go.
6. He got me a ticket to Another Earth and convinced me to go. It ended up being my favorite film of the entire festival.
7. He drove me around several times and rode the bus with me and let me take photos with him.
8. He laughed at me and told me I was being stupid when I needed to hear it.
9. He gave me hugs.
10. We had dinner dates. What 20 something brother is nice enough to go on dinner dates with his older sister? Not many.
11. He let me stay in his condo (Sundance puts him up in Park City during the festival so he doesn't have to commute every day) the first night I got there because my condo wasn't available yet.
12. He included me in his world, his life in Utah and seemed generally happy to have me there.
I'll be honest. I got teary-eyed leaving him yesterday. It was tough. I wanted to run after the car when he drove away and say that I would stay for another 2 months. I wanted to convince him to come back to the East Coast, even though I know he is so happy there and has built a great community/life. I wanted to instantly invent teleportation so that I could go back there this morning and ask him where he wanted to eat lunch today.
So, thank you dear little brother for all you did for me while I was visiting. I loved every minute I got to spend with you. You're the best brother in whole wide world.
January 28, 2011
And while I am glad to be back in my own bed, back with my friends, back to the East Coast and the river outside my door...I miss it there. I miss the energy. I miss the movies. I miss the buses. I miss the dry, cold air (kinda). I miss my fireplace in my condo that I got to sleep next to. Most of all, I miss my brother.
I have lots of photos (I think) to share and stories galore. And now I finally have a full keyboard and computer to use. Woohoo!
Side note: Picnik. I've raved about it before. I haven't used it in a while because I'm deep into Photoshop and actions now. But tonight I gave it a whirl because it's so compatible with Flickr (and Facebook). I uploaded a photo from my phone to Flickr and then edited it super fast through Picnik. They have tons of awesome free actions. Took me all of 5 minutes to upload, edit and post. You should try it!
January 27, 2011
handkerchief, please
Always on the hunt to find more. They are tricky to find in good condition and at a reasonable price, which is why all of mine have been happy finds or passed down from family members. But then the hunt is all part of the fun. And the feeling-like-a-lady when you blow your nose on a pretty piece of fabric. That's pretty fun too.
January 25, 2011
The one
I found it, today, hidden at the Yarrow. I had just finished watching my first full length doc of this year (it wasn't very good). Outside, the snow was coming down like crazy. The roads and sidewalks were covered.
My phone beeped with a text from The Bro. He had scored two tickets to "Another Earth" playing at The Yarrow at noon. I had just enough time to jump on the bus and ride over there before it started. And just enough time to watch it and then run off to the next movie at 3.
At first, I wanted to say no. I wanted to run back home and grab some lunch before my 3:00 movie. And three movies back-to-back? That was a little excessive. But then, I read the description in the catalog and decided to go for it. It's hard to turn down sci fi.
I got to the theater before he did. I sat around and read a Variety (they are free magazines everywhere to take and read). He ran in the door, and we rushed off to the theater. After we got our seats (way in the back because The Bro had forgotten his ticket and had to run back to his condo, poor kid), I was looking around as I always do, checking for celebrities. I noticed someone I'd seen on TV before. I grabbed The Bro's arm and in a semi-whisper hissed, "who is that guy?!" Before he had answered I blurted out, "Oh! That's Ethan from Lost! He's the main character in this movie." William Mapother is his name.
Then the spotlight came on, on the podium. The director came out and said a few words. He was visibly excited to share his movie. Monday night, the first screening of the movie had gone incredibly well. A standing ovation, in fact, which is very rare here. He encouraged us to just enjoy it and he would be back with question and answer as soon as it was over. He was like a giddy school kid.
He stepped away and the lights dimmed and the movie began. It grabbed me from the first few moments. The story was so creative. The characters were fantastic. And Brit Marling, the female lead...you may not know her name yet, but just you wait. She was absolutely enthralling. I couldn't take my eyes off of her. Her performance was a beautiful symphony of a character. There is one scene at the end when she is just running her hand along the siding of a house as she walks by. That was my favorite scene of any movie I've seen in years. Perfectly inspiring to me. So much was said in this movie when no dialogue was even being spoken. It was the type of movie that makes you feel special for just being able to experience it.
The credits finally rolled at the end and the applause was great. The Bro and I just looked at each other with "that look." I said, "I loved that" even though he already knew it and I knew he was going to say the same thing. "We HAVE to stay for question and answer," was his reply (which we always do anyway, even if we don't like the movie. The Q&A is part of the magic of Sundance.)
The questions were asked and answered. All kindly regarded by the director and cast. All the kind comments from the audience were received with glee. And I think all of us in the audience were secretly hoping that a studio exec was there to scoop up this movie with a sweet deal.
We left the theater and brushed against the actors and directors as we headed out of the lobby. So cool. I really hope "Another Earth" gets picked up so you can all enjoy it too.
That's my story for today. Now, I'm back at my condo in front of a roaring fire in my fireplace. My mind is wandering back to some of the great shots from that movie. And thinking about how perfectly the story was edited. So peaceful and relaxing.
Only 2 more full days left. Then I'll have to say goodbye to The Bro (gulp) and head back to work and the East Coast. Till then, I'm going to soak in as much as I can.
Cottage Girl
ps: forgive the typos and mis-spellings. I typed the whole thing on my phone. Just had to get this out of my head no matter how long it took.
by way of public transit
I want to sneak some photos on the bus like this. Simple everyday moments. Inspiring photo.
On the agenda for today
It's a fun, little, friendly community of movie lovers. Everyone is so nice. And the volunteers are the kindest most patient people ever. It's kinda like Disney world. Sundance knows how to do this thing with style.
Off to see some more movies!
January 24, 2011
Doc surprise
Then, The Bro got off work and called with happy news that he had scored some tickets to the Documentary shorts. Awesome. FREE tickets. Even more awesome.
The one thing I have really missed this year is doumentaries. Last year, all the movies I saw were docs except one. This year, it's been all scripted movies.
I love docs. Big time. I love that so many are available here. I'm excited to end my time here with docs galore.
The shorts were fantastic, and at one of my favorite theaters (the Temple). It's a beautiful, modern, brick and wood building. And there are big amazing windows looking out at the mountains.
It's always so neat to hear the Q & A's with doc directors too. The people who the movies are about are there most of the time too. It's a dream for someone like me who loves biographies.
Signing off cause I can't handle this phone keyboard for another minute,
Cottage Girl
I'd love to come
I wanted to go to this party the instant I saw this photo.
Is it not the most perfectly decorated little get together that you ever seen?!
Banksy was here
In other news it, was Paul Rudd, Zooey Deschanel, Emily Mortimer and Elizabeth Banks today. Their new movie was the funniest, most charming I've seen so far. That Paul is super cute in person and his character is so adorable in the movie.
More to come when I'm not typing on a keyboad made for The Littles. (Anyone else remember that cartoon?) Remind me to tell you my James Franco story, too.
A Sundance-happy Cottage Girl
January 22, 2011
Sundace brief
- It's snowing like crazytown right now. Like CRA-zy. So I popped into the library to say hi.
- So far, I've seen two movies and both were sad, depressing things. (think Revolutionary Road, but worse). The one this morning was well done, just so sad. Time to find something exciting and fun.
- Well, Paul Rudd did sit in my row this morning at the movie. I think that was the highlight of the whole thing. He's adorable.
- Last night, I saw Liv Tyler and Terrance Howard at a premiere. The movie wasn't great, but it was cool to see them.
- Tonight, I'm headed to see a film about the Oregon Trail. Hopefully it will be a bit more cheery.
- It's been fun to hang with The Bro. He knows so many people here. Cool kid.
- Everyone here has an iphone.
- My condo is nice. HUGE for me, but right behind the library and right next to great bus stops.
- Ah, the buses. I love them. Free!
- Sundance is so fun. Truly. I love the energy of all these people who love film and film makers.
- I spotted a Banksy when I was wondering around Main Street yesterday. Just there, on the wall of the local coffee shop. Kinda geeked out a bit. Gotta go back and grab a photo when this snow clears up tomorrow.
Cottage Girl
Favorite dress from 2011 Golden Globes
I didn't like her hair at all, but that dress....I think any girl would feel like a princess just putting it on. Don't you think?
January 21, 2011
January 20, 2011
The time has come
I'm off to do some of this:
Celebrity watching (Who will it be this year?!)
City bus riding (Free buses all over Park City. No rental car)
Walking gingerly on snowy sidewalks (did I tell you I slipped and fell on the ice this week? got the bruises to prove it.)
Reading (Mansfield Park, Anne, Wheel of Time)
Writing (3 journals cause I'm OCD)
Eating (so many yummy restaurants to visit)
Making new friends (The Bro is planning play dates for me)
Chatting (with whom is the question...)
Watching of independent movies (4 tickets in hand)
Watching of documentaries (1 ticket in hand and hoping for more)
Shaking off the cold (going from cold here to colder there)
Making my brother give me hugs (cause I love them and he hates them)
Will pop in when I can.
January 19, 2011
Do you have these vile creatures in your house?
Are you killing bunches of them every day like we are?
Especially on days that reach above 40 degrees.
One of them smacked into my head today while I was watching TV in my living room. All I can smell is stink bug.
The worst part of it is, I can't find anything in my research that will get rid of them.
And I'm dreading the spring warm up and the plague that will ensue.
January 18, 2011
the exactly right kind
Are you a pen snob like me? It doesn't have to cost much. It can be a free sample in the mail, in fact. But it has to write well. Smooth. Gliding ink. Even today, a friend and I were out to lunch and we both commented on the pens that we used to sign our names on our receipts. They were "good" pens.
In the office at camp, we all have a "good pen." It's the one that you guard with your life. The one that you will hunt down if it disappears from your desk. The one that you get kinda angry over if it suddenly grows legs and walks away. That pen.
I found a new one that I really love. Sharpie started making pens. I've already had a love affair with Sharpies for years, but now I can write in my journal with one and it doesn't bleed through the paper. Thanks, Sharpie. You read my mind. Thanks for making a "good pen."
My other favorites are these by Paper Mate.
They offer the perfect blue shade. They glide perfectly across lots of different types of paper.
I love what Anne writes to Gilbert at the beginning of "Anne of Windy Poplars." This quote has stuck with me since the first time I read it years, upon years ago...
"..this won't be a love-letter. I have a scratchy pen and I can't write love-letters with a scratchy pen...or a sharp pen...or a stub pen. So you'll only get that kind of letter from me when I have exactly the right kind of pen." -L.M. Montgomery
Leave it to Anne (L.M.) to describe things perfectly.
Here's to good pens. The exactly right kind of pen.
January 17, 2011
Self-timer: Campfire
Self-timer from last year, but still...a self-timer.
Campfires are the best.
Nothing says "you are on vacation" like s'mores and campfire chit chat.
That was such a perfect weekend.
January 16, 2011
I want to go to there
What place do you often dream of visiting?
January 15, 2011
I'm working this weekend.
And doing some AOW stuff.
And working on a secret project that I hope I'll get to reveal soon.
And watching all 8 hours of the Golden Globes while packing for Sundance.
Oh, and I'm listening to this song about 48 times a day.
I'm a "play that song on repeat till you can't stand it anymore" type of girl.
January 13, 2011
Classic Movie Friday
After a brief discussion over how many classic movies we (especially I) haven't seen, my roommate and I put a new plan into action. Classic Movie Friday. Most Fridays, one of us (if not both) is working and stuck at home for the night after we finish work around 8pm. What better way to enjoy a night at home than with the classics.
Last week we began with a true classic.
It really was wonderful. Ingrid Bergman is so young and beautiful. I know her better from one of my all time favorite top 5 movies. And I can see why people gushed over Humphrey Bogart so much too. He's debonair in this role. Not really handsome to me, but dashing.
Then, since our library has a wealth of classics free for the taking, we watched another famous one.
For me, it was another one of those "ooohhh, that's why people love her" moments. She's fantastic in this role. I really loved this one. Funny and endearing and sad all rolled into one.
This weekend, I'm super excited for this one.
I started watching it on Netflix instant one night. I hit stop to finish it in the morning, but by then it had been kicked back into the "mail only" line. Boo. Can't wait to see the end. It's adorable. Marilyn is perfectly hilarious.
We have a list we will be working through this winter during the long cold months when we are trapped inside. It's written on our chalkboard wall in the kitchen. Friends like to add their favorites to it as well, which makes it feel like a group project. Plus, they like to come over and share in the fun too.
So, do you have any movies to add? What are your favorite classics? We still have room on the wall for additions and room on our couch for friends!
admission time: It's embarrassing how ridiculously, giddy happy this made me today. Seriously. I couldn't stop grinning for a long time. Um, yeah. I have issues.
January 12, 2011
But truth be told, I hate every freezing moment.
Come quickly, hot summer weather. I miss you so desperately....
January 11, 2011
me sized
Sometimes I think I dream too small.
What I mean by that is this:
I think I put God in my Cottage Girl sized box. I think that sometimes I ask Him to bless my plans instead of coming to Him completely open with nothing at all to offer. I wonder how many times His amazing, way-out-of-my-simple-frame-of-mind ideas have floated right past me because I'm so focused on something else more me-size oriented.
How many times have I missed out on something that would change my world? I know it's happened. I know that I'm often fearful. I know that I will push ideas aside because they seem "too crazy" or "too scary" and "surely God doesn't want me to be that reckless."
I was faced with this ugly trait that I have today as I was listening to a sermon podcast. It wasn't about this topic, but something completely different. It got me thinking in a way that I haven't in a long, long time. The Holy Spirit convicted me and had me asking for forgiveness for my lack of faith.
Because...that's what it is. I can candy-coat it and call it "safe" or "responsible" or "wise," but what it really is, is faithless. I don't trust the Lord to really be God. I trust Him to be my Cottage Girl sized "god" and that will be just fine.
But what if I start asking Him to blow me away. To do the unthinkable. To do GOD-sized things in my life.
The only thing holding me back is me.
- Ephesians 3:20-21
January 10, 2011
10 things
2. We are getting a snowstorm tomorrow. Just a few inches, thankfully.
3. I now understand why people have been raving over Parks and Rec. Season 2 is hilarious. How did that happen after the "ho-hum-ness" of season one?
4. Smallville addiction continues, she ashamedly admits whilst hanging her head.
5. I'm puppy sitting, and it's divine. Ok, more like old dog sitting, but she acts like a puppy.
6. I miss this one...
....and I've decided that if I ever become rich and famous, she is the one that I will require to call me constantly to keep me grounded. She's the best at tough love. Sometimes I miss her so much it hurts. I need that "rich" thing to happen, so I can afford to see her more than once every other year.
7. Today was a good hair day. I wish I could figure out what made it so, and repeat the process everyday. I'm sure it won't happen again for a long time.
8. I owe my friend, S, a nice long email. Every time I sit down to write it, I get pulled away. I love you, S! Really!
9. Only 9 more days till Sundance....
10. Only 9 more days till I spend a week with The Bro....
January 09, 2011
How, you ask?
Well, the heat broke again (second time in two weeks) yesterday. Brrrr. Thankfully smarter people than I am got it semi-fixed so it would work until Monday when it will get permanently fixed. Fingers crossed...
Then, this morning, the cused continued. The power blew out in the entire cottage except for two outlets and the heat. Why? We don't know. So, now the electricity must be fixed tomorrow as well.
I'm learning lots about patience and repentance this weekend.
January 08, 2011
January 07, 2011
3. Good: Tron I know the reviews have been "so-so" on this one. (sorry, Bro) I really enjoyed it. It's not the best movie ever. It isn't a shocking storyline. The effects are incredible though. I would watch it again, just to see the motorcycle pit of doom again. Wow.
I wasn't expecting much. I wasn't disappointed. I liked it. And it was fun on the big screen in a dark theater.
2. Better: Exit Through the Gift Shop. This one is out on video finally (on Netflix instant at the moment, too). It never came to theaters around me. I've been wanting to see it, badly. It didn't disappoint. Great documentary. Interesting subject. I already thought Banksy was cool. It was neat to see him create.
1. Best: The King's Speech. Fantastic-o. I wanted to see it because it's Colin Firth and Helena Bonham Carter, for goodness sake. Love. But the story really is as good as everyone is saying it is. And I totally agree that they all deserve nominations for awards. CF is really, really good. If you like movies with great stories, see it.
Now, I'm trying to be patient and wait for Somewhere to come to a theater near me. It's really hard to be patient. I just keep reminding myself that Sundance movies are only 2 weeks away. Movies galore....
January 06, 2011
I journal. Do you?
I was having a discussion with my roommate a while ago and I was asking her about journals. She said that she doesn't keep one. I was kinda shocked. Not that it's a bad thing, but I just can't imagine not writing down my thoughts. Not ever. How? Journaling is my sanity.
I've been keeping journals since...I was 11 or 12, I think. Some have lasted. Some are still around somewhere. It became a more serious thing when I got into college. I would keep two. One for every day stuff and one that was my Bible-time journal. Then after college the two became one.
I have a whole shelf full of my old journals. All different sizes and shapes. I don't back through them very often. I think it's the process of writing out my thoughts and getting them "out" of my head that is the most therapeutic for me. If I can get them out, then I don't feel as crazy in the head.
I think that's why blogging appealed to me so much. Writing. Getting my thoughts out of my head, not necessarily so a bunch of people can read them, but so I don't have them jumbled up all over each other in my head.
I go through phases. Sometimes I journal each and every day. My journals are flooded with scripture and tear stained ink. Writing is how I handle stress and frustration and sadness. I write my prayers, a lot. Reading back through those can be a little crazy. It is cool to see how God answers my prayers and how I have changed.
Right now, I have 3 journals. One for my Bible-time. It's for verses that God is speaking to me through and prayers of me talking to Him. The second is for a specific thing. I like having it all organized in one little Moleskin. The third is full of ideas and quotes and blog posts and a bazillion other random thoughts that pop into my head throughout the day. It stays in my purse or next to my bed for easy access.
So I'm curious...are you a journal-er? Do you write out your thoughts?
***the Smallville obsession continues. Now, I'm re-watching favorite parts (especially Oliver and Chloe's scenes) of the last 2 seasons. Oh, boy. I'm pathetic.
January 05, 2011
ps...Clark Kent is an orphan who finds loving parents that adopt him when they find him in a field alone and scared. No wonder he's always been my favorite.


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If you have read my first blog post, The History Behind my Hair, you know that I have naturally curly hair. As a result, you might be wondering, "If you have curly hair, why do you want to re-curl them?" Truthfully, my hair is a war that I have been fighting against for my entire sprouting life. You could call it, my evil twin sister. Some days we get each other's drift, and others… well… let's just say I always lose and simply let her be herself. So, to help assure myself that my hair won't be a disaster when I wake up, I do a few tricks. However, the downfall is that because I have curly hair, it holds the shape of the "tricks" done to it well, so the results will be different from a person who has straight hair.
I will show you two ways to twist your hair depending on what type of look you want to achieve. Some days I choose this one, and others that one, so you can try both out and see how the results are. It's either casual tousled curls or mermaid curls.
These tousled curls give a comfy and casual look to your curls as they may look a bit aesthetically messy. I tend to do this look more than the other one, just because I love that natural messy look~
For both looks, you will want your hair to be damp to 80% dry. It's important that your hair isn't still wet when you wake up to take out your curls. If they are, your hair wont retain the curl shape well enough.
Divide into two sections (same for the other look)
Get all the knots out!
Section of the top layer of you hair by the roots to start twisting first
Brush your fingers so that they are evenly spaced among the sectioned off top layer of hair
Turn outwardly and repeat twisting until you read the top of your ear
Now, start twisting in the other section of hair the same way until you reach the bottom
Make sure to twist it while pinching the hair in a flat manner
Should look like this!
Fold in two and tie with a hair tie. Repeat to the other side
How they should look like when you take them out
These curls look more in uniform/sync than the tousled curls. The curls sway in the same direction and give a mono wavy look.
Divide your hair in to two sections: top and bottom, evenly
By pulling the top layer away from the face, start winding the around each other
Just keep twisting, just keep twisting, just keep twisting, twisting, twisting~ (Who is excited for the new movie, Finding Dori?)
It should somewhat look like a rope when you reach the bottom
Fold in two, and tie it off with a hair tie
Hopefully you end up with wavy mermaid curls! This twisting method can be a bit tricky at times to make sure the twists are even on both sides.
Thank you for reading and I hope that these methods will work out well for you! Tell me how it goes if you try it or if you have any questions. Keep your hair healthy with these heatless curls and stay healthy and fit for the summer time! Happy summer everyone~


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Sheesh, I hit enter and it wrote the entry >.> anyway.
So after living here for about four months, we still get a ton of mail for the people who used to live here, mostly for one guy.
From what I've gathered of his mail, he majored in Materials Science Engineering.
Based on his name and personal effects I saw when we were touring the place, I can safely surmise that this guy is either an international student, or is a first or second generation immigrant.
He also has at least two credit cards, and likes to buy luxury goods.
He is also into spiritual living, based on Eknath Easwaran's eight point program.
Here's my theory:
He got into luxury goods.
Took out one credit card, maxxed it out. Did the same for a second card.
Came into the idea of spiritual living, to either help him deal with his debts, or to help him be satisfied with less stuff.
He moved, perhaps back to his native country, not paying off credit cards, and not alerting various agencies to his relocation. Perhaps he figures that since he isn't a US citizen, he doesn't need to be responsible for the debts incurred.
But do US credit cards give cards to non-citizens?
I just mark the letters "please foward; no longer lives here" and put them back in the box.
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We get mail for people who used to live here, too, and we've had this house for some thirteen or fourteen years. :P
Credit card companies probably give cards to everyone possible so they can make more money...
» randomjunk on 2009-01-07 08:21:39
Hmm... I just moved into my house and there are a lot of mails for a lot of people! We get all sorts of mails like phone bills, dental check-up reminders, some cards, bank statements... there was once where this guy shows up to find this lady who owed the company he is working for money for a long time. Hopefully there won't be any cases of loan sharks.
» Nuttz on 2009-01-08 12:29:25
i get mail from ppl that live different road from my house...
eg my road is xxxxx and other ppl road is xxxxx 1, and post man treat it as xxxxx so everytime received weird mails.. lol
oh u can be a detective :P
» jolenesiah on 2009-01-08 06:16:30
I would just chuck them away but the problem is the life partner(which is my aunt) will always be the "bad guy" whom asks about things she gives us. I don't know which is worse, to give it back to her or chuck them away.
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Well, Dear Reader, the Wood is 4-2 and tied for third. We won this week mainly because the opposing team's coach didn't change any of the players who had a bye week. Hey, I'm not complaining. A win is a win. We still scored 'cause we still scored over 60 points, which is good enough in this league to win any day.
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What's On In Notts... December Edition!/
Ho Ho Ho... Christmas cheer has arrived in Nottingham! From the German Christmas Market being in full swing in Market Square to ACTUAL snow falling the other day; we are feeling super festive here at the Igloo. Check out what's on to get you in the Christmas spirit too.
PANTOMIME! Beauty and The Beast @ Theatre Royal - 9/12 to 14/01
Don't miss this year's spellbinding family pantomime Beauty and the Beast. Dreaming of a happier life, the beautiful Belle finds herself transported to a spell-bound castle held captive by a hideous beast. Can she see beyond the monster and fall in love with her captor before the last petal falls from the enchanted rose? Or will the Beast's selfishness cost him the world he once knew and the hand of the girl that has melted his heart. Oh no he didn't..... oh yes he did! All info and tickets here >> https://trch.co.uk/whats-on/beauty-the-beast/
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Cassilhaus Travel Fellowship
Needles from my grandfather's ship. Photograph by Alina Taalman.
Alina Taalman (MFA '15) is the recipient of the inaugural Cassilhaus Travel Fellowship. She will travel to Estonia to "make a film that explores my Estonian family history, which has always been broken into fleeting narratives." Taalman's fellowship will begin in August and will culminate with a public presentation in Durham in spring 2018.
The Cassilhaus Travel Fellowship, made possible through a partnership between Cassilhaus, the Master of Fine Arts in Experimental and Documentary Arts (MFA|EDA), and the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, was created with the idea that travel can be transformative in the life of an emerging artist. The biennial $10,000 fellowship, funded by Ellen Cassilly and Frank Konhaus of Cassilhaus, supports recent Duke University MFA|EDA graduates in their artistic research and practice beyond the traditional educational environment for an eighteen-month period.


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Dear Randi,
You don't know me yet, but I've been following your story. Although it is truly an inspiring story, it's not the timeline of events that inspired me to write to you. It's something much deeper. Your pure spirit of generosity and genuine commitment to fighting life's injustices are the qualities that have inspired each word that you are about to read.
First of all, I should introduce myself; my name is Jason Dragos and I am the founder & CEO of HealthBeMe (HBM). I started HBM because healthcare desperately needs a new face and a new voice; a human face and a human voice.
Healthcare needs a voice that empowers people and doesn't just treat patients. A voice that says; I truly care about you, as a human being, during your most vulnerable time. A voice that doesn't prioritize profit over the quality of care.
After-all, healthcare only exists as an industry because people get sick; no one chooses to become a patient.
Together We Can Change Things
Yes, this open letter is addressed to you, but it's purpose and desired impact go well beyond that. I'm writing this letter on behalf of the people who aren't getting what they need from healthcare. It's for all the people who are uninformed or unaware of other options or choices regarding their health. HealthBeMe is fighting for the MS Community and we want to join forces! Together we can help individuals who have MS become more educated and aware of HSCT which can result in greater access; making HSCT a more attainable treatment option for all.
What I'm saying Randi, is that we would like to make you: The Face of HSCT.
Why HSCT Needs A Face
As an active part of the MS community, HealthBeMe supports a number of people who are struggling to regain control; Dana George, Tatiana-Hass Castro and Yolanda Whitted are just a few of those people. Each day these amazing ladies fight to keep MS from taking away control and to keep some type of normalcy in their lives - I'm sure you can relate. This is a little peak at how we've been helping Dana get her HSCT treatment.
What's frustrating is that the healthcare system hasn't eased their fears, but in many ways, has caused them to feel even more vulnerable. So, despite the support received from family, friends, the MS community and HealthBeMe, they are unable to focus on improving their overall health and wellness. Instead, they are weighted down by anxiety - it's in their voice when they speak, and visibly obvious in their body language. As it stands now; people who have been connected to information regarding HSCT treatment, are left feeling somewhat, bittersweet. The emotions that come with knowing there is a treatment out there that can possibly give them a second chance at life, can include a sharp gut wrenching feeling when they learn about the overwhelming cost of treatment. Putting such a high price tag on life comes with a flood of anxiety - what about my family? How will we pay for this? Indeed, there are wonderful organizations out there that help provide support and help in funding efforts (i.e. hosting 5K races, yard sales, bake sales, T-shirt sales), but as people continue to empty their life savings, and give countless hours of time, they are still left with the stress that just worsens their health. I've seen this anxiety first hand, and it's just one more reason why HealthBeMe does whatever we can to help ease it; whether for a day or many days. We want to help relieve the anxiety that comes along with seeking information, education, fundraising, etc. We try to find a better way to help. We make it less about MS, and more about them.
I've read about and listened to all of the reasons why HSCT isn't more widely available. Frankly, all of them are simply justifications that defend self interest. They're just scare tactics. That said, it just further proves that the pharma companies stand to lose billions if insurance companies aren't reimbursing them for overpriced monthly prescriptions of Tsyabri, Gilneya or Rebif. With 8 more years in toll, it's safe to say that the FDA stands in the way of wider access of HSCT. I really struggle with this, why? Because, either they have an ego the size of Kanye West, or they are blatantly disregarding the years of successful outcomes of HSCT, in other countries. Either way, it isn't good because it appears as if they are 'incentivized' by pharma. Why is it that US citizens have to be burdened with going to other countries to receive a treatment that carries countless success stories? I mean, last time I checked US Citizens are human beings - just like other citizens across the countries on planet earth. Yet, the FDA acts as if those living in other countries are non-humans, with a completely alien DNA structure. Come on, HSCT is already working on humans! FDA, get out of the way!!
When solutions to these very real problems that real human beings like yourself, Dana, Tatiana, Yolanda and so many more exist, I can't just accept the fact that nothing can or should be done.
Why You? Randi Juarez, The Face
You were chosen because you can't accept that fact either. See, your generosity of spirit and your relentless fight for fairness, is inspiring and unmistakable. You embody so many qualities that represent the purpose that fuels HealthBeMe!
You Are A Lover and A Fighter
The bottom line is Randi, you and I both fight for people. We fight for fairness, we fight for potential, we fight for better futures, we fight for friends, we fight for strangers. We fight because our hearts are full of love and compassion. We fight because we truly care.
Finding you was not easy. It was so important that we found the right person. That's just how serious we are about it. Trust me, we've really done our homework. To get to this point we read the many articles written about you, your blogs, your Facebook posts and your tweets. Ok, I know what it sounds like...but I promise, we're not stalkers! We just needed to be sure that you were the one. In almost everything we read, you were always depicted by someone you care about as a fighter. A fighter in the sense of, you fight for what matters and for why it matters.
You Advocate For The Innocent
After learning your story with HSCT, and seeing your generous spirit radiate among your friends, family, co-workers and community, it helped us feel confident that you were the one. Then, going a step further, when we learned that you advocate for the wrongly convicted, I personally was convinced. Whether you may have a personal connection or story that motivates you to do this, the fact is.. .you do. It really takes a strong willed person to take on this fight. You are definitely that, Randi.
In my mind, the wrongfully convicted and people being denied HSCT are very similar. No one would choose to be in prison for a crime they did not commit. On the other hand, no one would choose to be prisoner to their body - as MS forces one to be. In both situations, there are really good solutions that exist.
Release wrongfully convicted. Provide access to HSCT.
You Are A Giver Of Care
Firstly, let me clear the air, I do not want you to feel that I have a personal disdain toward healthcare, or an unrealistic perspective. I know my tone can seem very one side at times, but that is simply to convey my passion and commitment to the problem, and my hope and optimism toward a better solution. Also, please don't think I am speaking generically about the people in healthcare. I have met so many amazing people in healthcare, as I'm sure you have as well. They absolutely exist! My point here isn't that the people are inherently bad - the good people, who do care, are victims to the broken system too.
I/we just want to make a positive impact on people's lives through better care and end the opportunistic money grab that has become an industry common place.
As a nurse, I'm certain you share that same passion. My mom was a nurse for 20+ years. While I can't relate entirely, I do know and have seen that truly caring about 'Why' you do 'What' you do, is the only way to make an impact and survive in your profession. I believe you do that.
You been part of clinically supporting people with MS and you've been on the other side as well. There could be no other experience that could compare. You can empathize and support better than most everyone else. For that, you are a hero!
For being the friend, wife and mother you are a hero! For being a giver of care, advocate for the innocent and a fighter...you are The Face of HSCT!
You are The Face for each of these faces. I want you but these people and many more need you! They are all fighting for HSCT alone when we should be fighting together. Alone we chirp but together we roar!
So What Now?
Nearly every movement has a central figure for people to rally behind. A face. With you as 'the face of HSCT' we give people something and someone to believe in and to relate to. We give people hope. We help people thrive together, rather than just remain alive alone. We gain power and become empowered as a passionate group.
I realize that you still need to completely recover after having your own treatment. See, this isn't a ransom letter, it's a passion letter, so you are the priority. When you are ready, happy and healthy... then we can get started! We will do the leg work but our collective passion will allow us to make a true impact.
After you completely recover, the first step will be to have an actual conversation. We are putting together a plan to build a collective voice around you and HSCT. Together we aim to achieve one or all of our three goals (plus any goals you have).
- With a collective voice, we can generate more awareness for HSCT as a viable treatment option.
- With a collective voice, we can influence or encourage the FDA to speed up the process of getting HSCT approved for MS in the US.
- With a collective voice, we can negotiate the cost of HSCT with those providing the treatment in Mexico and other international treatment facilities. Together we are better!
So Randi, please just know that you are loved, respected and revered by people all over. We have been sending you nothing but good vibes since we first learned of you and your story. You are an inspiration! You are cared for and you are loved. Take some time, let this sink in and then please feel free to contact me directly. jason.dragos(at)healthbeme.com
With love and sincerity,
Love what you see? Well, guess what?!
Your story matters. We want to honor YOU loud & proud. Let us know the real you by signing up to become a #webe & let the good vibes roll!


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- Iddo Landau responds:
I believe that there is much to learn from Gilead's arguments, and that his paper adds to the understanding of the themes presented in the original discussion. However, in the end I do not think that the claims I made are rebuffed.
Gilead should be commended for expanding the discussion of the Mandarin thought experiment (henceforth: Mandarin) from the existentialist context, to which it was limited in my original article, to the Kantian one. This is a fruitful move. However, we should keep in mind that in Kantianism—unlike existentialism—to be autonomous is to be moral. Thus, some of my claims may be understood differently in existentialist and Kantian contexts. I wrote, "I would like to argue, however, that it [the Mandarin thought experiment] also casts doubt on an important and central existentialist notion: the value of being an authentic, autonomous individual, who behaves as he or she does not because of fear of what others would say, but because he or she genuinely chooses this or that course of action" ("To Kill a Mandarin," p. 95). But to claim, in a Kantian context, that the Mandarin casts doubt on the value of being autonomous is to suggest that the Mandarin casts doubt on the value of being moral, which it certainly does not. Similarly, in a Kantian context it cannot be the case that "if we were true, autonomous individuals . . . we would have killed an unknown person," since a Kantian autonomous individual is moral and would not kill an innocent person. In the existentialist context, however, things are different; there, autonomy is not tantamount to morality, and the suggestion that we should be autonomous creates many risks. When reading Gilead, I at times felt that he was examining certain expressions that had originally been set in an existentialist context, where autonomy does not equal morality, as though they had been presented in a Kantian one.
Gilead also seems to overstate my position on the ability to behave morally when social supervision is revoked. He suggests that, in my [End Page 158] view, "in order to behave morally, respecting the moral law or value is certainly less than enough" and that I regard as "self-deception or simply wishful thinking . . . any attempt at thinking . . . that other motives (such as the respect for the moral law) are sufficient to behave morally." However, I do not make such strong claims. I do not think that respecting the moral law is insufficient for behaving morally, only that many (even if not all) will not choose to mind the moral law. Nor do I think that, when there is no external social supervision, it is impossible to remain moral, or that no one can successfully withstand the temptation that the Mandarin presents, or that any view that people are able to withstand the temptation and act morally without social supervision is self-deception. However, I do believe that the number of people who can withstand the temptation, and act morally when there is no social supervision, is significantly smaller than we like to think. Unfortunately, if complete secrecy is guaranteed and the return value for wrongdoing is sufficiently high, many, including "nice" people like you and me, who condemn immoral behavior and are considered by others and themselves as perfectly decent, will either kill an innocent person or have significant difficulties in refraining from doing so.
But I should point out, first, that this is an empirical, objective question, and thus not in line with the subjectivist, personal character of much of the original paper. Second, I should note that while I cannot present a satisfactory empirical proof for my assessment, there is nevertheless some basis for it: too many people, upstanding people like you and me, told me time and again that they would accept the Mandarin deal, or at least find it difficult to resist it. Gilead thinks that only very few would so respond, but does not present any empirical evidence for this claim, not even as limited and unscientific as mine, stating that he simply believes "the opposite to be the case." He also feels the suggestion to be annoying. I agree that it is...


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"In a February [22nd] 1991 letter to the vice president of the American Petroleum Institute, Robert Jastrow crowed , "It is generally considered in the scientific community that the Marshall report was responsible for the Administration's opposition to carbon taxes and restrictions on fossil fuel consumption. Quoting New Scientist magazine, he reported that the Marshall Institute "is still the controlling influence in the White House."
Oreskes and Conway, 2010 Page 190
The battle over the shape and breadth of the international climate regime was very hard fought in the years 1989 to 1992. The Marshall report refers to an un-peer reviewed paper circulated by the George C Marshall Institute in 1989. Despite being rubbished by scientists (see Science 1989), it had a large amount of influence with the George H.W. Bush White House, in part thanks to the role of then Chief of Staff John Sununu.
Other things that happened on this day:
2004 Pentagon "secret report" reported in Guardian
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