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We received some really lovely messages after our 10th birthday party and would love to share them with you. Please be in touch if you'd like to share your memories too.
"Thanks for inviting us to share in 1623's birthday celebration! We all had a great time, especially with the dressing up box and the excellent cake. I hope I can make it to the 20yr celebration that you'll no doubt be holding in your own theatre… on the moon." : Robin Newman, QUAD digital technical officer
"We had a whale of a time at 1623's first 10 year bash! A lovely mix of planned and spontaneous cameo performances interspersed with good company and some hands-on activities Have you had a selfie with a skull? It was all capped off with some excellent chocolate cake. What more could you ask for? This IS what 1623 is all about." : Margaret Dewhurst, 1623 advisory board member
"What a lovely way to spend a Sunday afternoon...in the company of some of the most creative and totally lovely people its been my pleasure to meet. I am, of course referring to the 10th Birthday party for 1623 Theatre Company. I remember it as if it was yesterday, Ben saying that he wanted to set up his own theatre company celebrating Shakespeare, but finding new ways of using Shakesoeare to fit many different agendas. The rest is history...because here we are 10 years on. The first actual performance I saw was The Course of True Love...which I adored and although I haven't been able to see as much work as I'd liked to have...I have followed this amazing company's work over the years and I never cease to be impressed at how Ben finds ways to put 1623 on many different agendas and manages to find support from heavyweights in the theatre. All of this proves to me just how much 1623 is held in high regard with audiences and partners alike...and yesterday's party also illustrated how much Ben and his amazing vision is loved by all who know him...either professionally, or by reputation. I am proud and humbled to play a small part in helping 1623 through its next ten years." : Kevan Jackson, 1623 advisory board member
"It was my pleasure to join in with the celebrations of 1623's first 10 years. The party was attended by so many talented and lovely people, all who've been a part of the company's great success over the last decade. The performances throughout the afternoon where fantastic, with Ben and Kat's scene from "The Taming of the Shrew" a personal highlight. I've been part of 1623 for the past four years, most recently becoming an associate artist. I treasure the creative adventures we've undertaken while being excited for what comes next." : Darius Powell, 1623 associate artist
"It was great to see many of the people who have been involved with 1623 over the past ten years. As a relative newcomer there were many I didn't know, but it was good to have a bit longer chat with some of those I've met but never really spoken to that much because we're usually too busy Shakespeare-ing! The 1623 actors were very friendly and were willing to give out a few clues with quiz answers! The Shakspeare play snippets were great too - in particular I noticed Heath, who is (I'd guess) pre-school or infant school age, watching in absolute fascination at the scene with Bottom and Titania. It's great that Shakespeare, via 1623, can engage kids at such a young age! Top marks also to Jamie Brown for making his baby daughter's fancy dress costume-queen of the fairies with 'Methinks I am enamoured of an ass' written on her dress in multicoloured glitter! As Jamie jokingly requested, Ben's closing speech was nice and short, but beautifully pointed out what is at the heart of 1623." : Cate Buxton, 1623 supporter
"One of the words that keeps coming up in connection with 1623 and the 10th birthday celebrations is 'family'. I think you provide a wonderful space for people to challenge themselves and develop in ways that are nourishing and positive. Being involved with 1623 has been a fantastic experience. You and the company certainly exceed the brief of making people see Shakespeare differently. I'm always impressed by the vision and wit which informs every project and look forward to watching the Lear/Cordelia project evolve over the next 12-18 months. Nurture your creative spirit Ben, it's a real gift!" : Dr Annaliese Connolly, 1623 advisory board chair
"It was lovely to see so many people celebrating 1623's 10th birthday - as ever, a mixture of memories, humour, playfulness and drama. 1623's Artistic Director, Ben, sits two desks away from me in QUAD's office and hardly ever a day goes by without laughter, ideas and lashings of tea. It's always a pleasure to work with Ben - we've delivered Digital Shakespeare to school students and shared a stall at a Learning Outside the Classroom conference for teachers. Our adventures for the coming year include Animating Shakespeare workshops for schools and a Digital Shakespeare conference - it doesn't get much more exciting than that! Well done and Happy Birthday to 1623 - here's to the next 10 years!" : Sandra Greatorex, QUAD education curator
"There is only one fitting way to begin this and that is to wish 1623 a truly wonderful 10th birthday! I remember when this creative force first entered my life at the forming of Derby's Independent Theatre Network. I say force because that is what 1623 is to me, a tour de force pioneering the arts and championing inclusivity for all at every step of the way. I could not have imagined a better way to celebrate a decade of successes and growth than to gather at QUAD on a sunny, Autumn afternoon for Shakespearean games, a quiz, fantastic performances, joyful company and of course much cake eating! All the hard work, dedication, motivation, inspiration, active inclusivity, idea sharing and constant supporting was clearly evidenced by the seemingly endless abundance of smiling faces. To bring so many people together to join in celebration is a true testament to the magic which surrounds 1623 theatre company." : Rhiannon Stackhouse, 1623 participation coordinator
"The party was wonderful. Not only was it a time for celebration, it was a time to reflect on what such a great theatre company has accomplished in a decade. It also highlighted the importance of the arts and the role they play in so many people's lives and how they touch people; inspiring to say the least. I can't imagine it's always been easy, but keep on doing what you're doing 1623. We need you. So here's to the next decade and I look forward to the growing and blossoming yet to come!" : Muj Shah, actor
"On Sunday 27th September people from far and wide gathered at QUAD in Derby. Many had never met before but there was one thing they all shared, a love for 1623 Theatre Company. The occasion was the 10th Birthday celebration of the company that sees Shakespeare differently and the atmosphere was jubilant. 1623 has touched the lives of so many people since it was founded in 2005. Those that gathered represented a tiny fraction of the actors, workshop participants, supporters, friends, artists and audience members who have been involved in the journey so far. What was clear from the event, which included a quiz, slides, acted scenes and a specially commissioned video, was the amount 1623 has achieved in its first decade and the great love that people hold for company. Everyone had a treasured memory of their involvement in the company and great hopes for what the next ten years will bring. At the centre of this celebration, artistic director Ben Spiller, determined that the event focussed on the company and not him, seemed quite overwhelmed by the amount of love in the room. But he should not have been surprised as 1623 Theatre Company has affected people from so many walks of life and Ben's passion and enthusiasm shines through in everything they do. What Ben has created is a family, one which I am proud to be a member of. This family grows with every performance, workshop and event that 1623 Theatre Company is involved in. And this family reunion left me extremely excited for the future and what this family can achieve. Here's to the next ten years... and beyond." : Mandy Jeffrey, 1623 supporter
"I really enjoyed the party, it was great to see so many there and to speak to people who I hadn't met before. Plus, what a good job Darius had made of that video - you should upload it onto You tube and spread the 1623 message! The performances were great too, it doesn't seem quite fair to mention any one in particular however Jamie Brown was absolutely fantastic as Hamlet. I think it was around 18 months ago that I first came across 1623 at a Shakespeare Night at QUAD. We were discussing Hamlet. Since then, I've slowly got to know the company better plus made many other friends such as Julie, Cate and others. You've all become personal friends, we've been to the cinema, theatre and meals out together. It's given me a whole new social outlook which is wonderful and I'm so very grateful for. I really do appreciate you all. I haven't seen that many 1623 performances yet, only a few at the Market Place fountain. I love the way that 1623 has taught me so much - for example I have never seen or read Taming of the Shrew but I saw 1623 perform a brief scene from the play and really enjoyed it. I now know that I would like to see the full play one day. Then there's the Sharing Shakespeare workshops which have taught me so much and made learning about Shakespeare fun! I've often said that I'm on a learning curve with Shakespeare, well 1623 has helped me so much with that. I also think it's important to feel that I can ask questions without feeling foolish, which I feel more than happy doing. I also enjoy hearing about all the work you do in schools, particularly with young people displaying challenging behaviours. Due to my own job, this is something I feel passionate about and it never fails to inspire me. So, in short "Thank you"! Thank you for giving me new friends, thank you for making learning fun, thank you for the Shakespeare nights, thank you for being inspiring. And above all, thank you for allowing me to call you my friend." : Linda Ball, Shakespeare Night participant
"Enjoyed the party on Sunday very much. It's inspiring to see how you've developed your practice over 10 years and applied your passion for Shakespeare in such innovative ways. Here's to another 10 years!" : Keith Jeffrey, CUSE managing director and former QUAD chief executive
"Following a week of rehearsals and performances of the well received and wonderfully performed Macbrew, animation workshops, a Shakespeare Night, the usual hive of busyness that is 1623, with a couple of dances at Derby Feste's ceilidh thrown in, a gathering of nearly 100 people celebrating 10 years of 1623 was the perfect way to spend a Sunday. It was amazing to chill out at QUAD and chat to people who have been involved with 1623 and the inspirational and fresh work it has produced over the last 10 years. As a recent newcomer to 1623, there were a lot of people at the party who I didn't know, so after purchasing my birthday T-shirt and being supplied with ginger beer and vegan bars (Margaret kept me well stocked, thank you!) I began my mission of finding out what it is that makes 1623 special to people. It seems this company is able by its ethos of 'seeing Shakespeare differently' to be inclusive to any member of society. Both young and older people of all walks of life and abilities talk passionately and fondly of 1623. The fact that Ben is always finding new way to explore Shakespeare and everyone at 1623 is more than happy to share their skills to make these ideas work, seems to be one of the reasons that whether it is a performance of Macbeth in a cave, Romeo and Juliet at Glastonbury or any of the numerous participatory or learning opportunities, 1623 remains as fresh and engaging as it did 10 years ago. We all spent a magical afternoon playing games, eating, chatting about past and future projects, while being treated to snippets of past productions, performed live by a handful of talented actors. A game of pass the parcel was a great opportunity to see how 1623 may continue to inspire people in the future. As I mentioned earlier I have only been involved with 1623 for a relatively short time, though it is obvious to me that it touches many people's lives. With this in mind it seems to me that this celebration meant more than just marking the amazing achievements of 1623 as a theatre company. Over the last 10 years and being excited by many more years to come, it was, if I may quote Ben: "...about all the arts, creativity and how they transform people's lives and change the world for the better". (Ben Spiller, 1623 artistic director, 2015). A very happy 10th Birthday 1623 and congratulations to all who have helped to make it a successful ten years. I hope there are many, many more happy and successful years to come. I feel it wouldn't be right to leave without a quote from Will himself, so: "I wish you all the joy that you can wish" (The Merchant of Venice, Act 3 Scene 2). : Gabriel "Shane" Lynch, University of Derby Theatre Arts student
"1623's 10th birthday celebrations nicely summed up, for me, everything that 1623 stands for; inclusivity, engagement, drama, fun, art, challenge and learning. With the addition of some brilliant nibbles! As I've come to know Ben and his brilliant company, and as I've made various friends through Shakespeare Night, I've learnt exactly the impact this theatre has on everyone it touches. It is truly inspirational, encouraging everyone to take part, challenge, question, create and make a difference. And it's not just about Shakespeare, we delve into the human condition, we question morality and challenge the world in which we live today, the bard is merely a foundation and his plays are a much needed catalyst for the important things we need to talk about. As I look to the future, I'm excited to be working on the upcoming Lear/Cordelia project, which I know Ben and the 1623 team have worked so hard on so far, I only hope I can do justice to their vision, and tell the story Cordelia deserves, with integrity and emotional truth. I'm extremely proud to be an associate artist at 1623, and very excited about what the next 10 years will bring!" : Farrah Chaudhry, Birmingham REP Foundry playwright and 1623 associate artist
"Thank you, Ben and 1623 for a wonderful party on Sunday to celebrate your 10 year anniversary. I've supported 1623 since the beginning and am so pleased to see it going from strength to strength, innovating all the time. With imagination, perseverance and hard work, all members of the team are fulfilling the remit of making Shakespeare accessible to all, wherever and whoever they are, as well as proving that the arts are just as important in everyone's life as industry, science, economics etc. Every event I have attended has been thoroughly enjoyable, often moving and I am sure this will continue in the next 10, 20, 30......years. Thank you and good luck, 1623!" : Dr Yvette Lydon, 1623 supporter
"After hearing about and applying for the 1623 trainee course I decided to go to see their production of Romeo and Juliet at Wirksworth's Star Circle so that I could win some brownie points at my audition. Thankfully it paid off and I got a place on the 1623 Trainee Course which was one of the best experiences of my career. We looked at Shakespeare from loads of different angles including film, puppetry, movement, singing, and much more. During my training Ben asked me if I would be interested in performing Romeo and Juliet at the Joseph Wright Art Gallery in Derby, I of course said yes. It was amazing working on a professional production of Shakespeare and performing in front of the painting which depicted Juliet about to kill herself. I then performed with them again at Halloween literally resurrecting my Juliet, this time covered in green with bits of skin peeling off. Since then I have asked Ben for his advice and direction on numerous occasions. Ben has been the best tutor and guide I could have hoped for. I have just starting attending Shakespeare Night with 1623 at Derby Theatre which has been great and I'm really looking forward to Richard the third. During my time with 1623 I have seen them achieve countless amazing things. I went to a lecture they gave at Sheffield university (I snuck in the back). I know they have had amazing success with their King Lear project focusing on dementia, working with people living with dementia as well as working with medical professionals to diagnose Lear. They have also run loads of educational projects with schools as well as Shakespeare Night. Most recently I worked with Ben and we performed scenes from Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream at Derby Pride, looking at it from an LGBTQ point of view with a female Romeo and a male Titania. This was a huge success and will hopefully lead to loads more exciting projects." : Lucy Daunt, actor and former 1623 trainee artist
"It was an honour to join with so many friends to celebrate 1623 theatre company's 10th birthday party on Sunday, at wonderful QUAD in Derby. Having seen 1623's very first show, way back when, and been inspired and encouraged to participate in many more projects since, it's been a real pleasure seeing the company grow and evolve and reach exciting new heights. And always with a touch of the hilarious and the magical and the moving - which was true of the birthday party itself. Much fun was had by all and I loved catching up with so many familiar faces, all of whom have been brought together by the infectious enthusiasm that 1623 (and especially Ben himself) has inspired in us all. The day was a great tribute to the hard, hard work that has gone into building the company up from scratch, but also a celebration of the joy that theatre and the arts can provide, bringing diverse people together. And artistic director Ben's passionate, barnstorming speech in defence of, and love for, the arts was a vital call to action for us all. The arts are not just for an elite, or just for artists or traditional theatre audiences to enjoy, but something we can ALL get involved in and cherish. Through the arts, we can all create, invent, question, laugh, sing, cry, celebrate and fall in love. Inspiring stuff! Happy birthday, 1623!" : Stuart Lydon, teacher and 1623 advisory board member
"I was delighted when I heard that 1623 would be throwing a 10th birthday party. There are a few reasons for my excitement. Firstly, I was recently asked to join 1623 as an Advisory Board Member. A post that I am honoured to have recently started. So, attending a party for a company who have just turned 10 is a great way to start such a post. Secondly, I have known Ben for a few years, and his passion, dedication, hard work and positivity have been a driving force for 1623 Theatre Company. He has a way of bringing people from all backgrounds and walks of life together and engage them through theatre, art and performance. He gives 100% as Artistic Director and his passion for Shakespeare inspires everyone around him. The 10th Birthday party showed a glimpse of how much 1623 has grown in 10 years. Ben is joined by the 1623 extremely talented team including Christopher Lydon, 1623 Creative Producer and an array of associate artists (actors, writers, designers) advisory board members and the brilliant Dame Janet Suzman, 1623 Patron. There were people present who had been involved over the years, and some who had been there from the start. Darius Powell, 1623 associate artist produced a video highlighting the last decade. It included some great highlights and showed how much 1623 have done all over the country. The party would not be complete without a bit of Shakespeare! It was amazing to see the 1623 actors erupt into performance in the middle of a conversation. There was also cake. Correction, two cakes! I had a great time at the party, I met some great people, had some great conversations, enjoyed playing the quiz, ate some cake and food, but the thing that I enjoyed the most was the realisation that I do see Shakespeare differently, thanks to Ben and 1623, and I cannot wait for the next 10 years. I look forward to being inspired and seeing 1623 develop into an internationally renowned theatre company, a leader in creating innovative theatre for everyone. Here's to the next 10 :-)" : Sebah Chaudhry, FORMAT festival coordinator and 1623 advisory board member
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The first week into the new year didn't go entirely to plan. Started well towards the beginning, dipped on Thursday/Friday and then recovered for the weekend again.
Monday: Rest day
Received a strength training plan from my gym which I will aim to be using 3x a week to make my muscles stronger and to lose some of the Christmas paunch.
Tuesday: Cycling & Track
Great start on the gym front: I didn't go and slept in instead. Oops! But I did then cycle to work (~15 mins), and then in the evening cycled 13km across town to go to track at Mile End with AR Collective. The set was 5x 800m at ~3:15 pace, a step up from the 300s/400s we were doing before Christmas. Lead by two awesome pacers my pace group ran:
Warm up: 8 laps (3.2km)
Rep 1: 3:24
Rep 2: 3:17
Rep 3: 3:15
Rep 4: 3:14
Rep 5: 3:12
Cool down: 2 laps (800m)
Total: 8km
Wednesday: Cycling, Easy Run & Strength
Cycled from Bethnal Green to work (13km again) through the morning traffic. I'm not a great cyclist and often get overtaken and thoroughly confused by Google Maps' instructions, so it wasn't terribly fun. I do need to improve, but the double long cycle is a bit too much at this stage, so won't be cycling to track again next week.
At lunchtime I convinced two colleagues to join me for a run around Hyde Park. We covered 4km as a group of 3, and then I went off to do another 3km to round out 40 minutes of running. One of my colleagues hadn't run in 6 months and so was very pleased at what they managed to do (I did have to do a bit of convincing to get them around!
Finished off the day doing my first session at the gym: 10mins rowing and then some machines (chest press, shoulder press, leg press, lat pull down), planks and med ball twists.
Thursday: Not-speed run
Eugh. This was meant to be 4x mile reps 'as fast as you can' but my brain wouldn't cooperate and let me run more than 100m without crying, so I gave up and jogged home again (5km in a super slow 33mins). Probably a combination of doing too much the day before and from the outset thinking that I wouldn't be able to complete the session. What you believe tends to happen, so that's that.
I was considering going to the gym at night to retry this session on a treadmill, but in the end decided against it. A big box of kit I ordered from Nike using a 30% off voucher from Running Heroes arrived though, so that turned my day around!
Friday: Rest day
So tired and my arms hurt so much from the gym on Wednesday that I didn't go for another gym session and ate lots of Japanese food for dinner at this great restaurant near Marble Arch instead. (Kurobuta – highly recommended! Get the pork belly buns with sticky sauce, they are to die for)
Saturday: Parkrun and XC cheering
Fulham Palace for parkrun this week, where I started too far back in the pack and had to slowly dodge my way around people for a while before I could get to a happy speed. It was enjoyable though because I used the women in front of me as markers and chased them down one-by-one to finish in 10th place (female) in 21:38. Happy with the result but probably should have eaten breakfast beforehand because I went for another easy 5km afterwards to cool down and started to feel faint a few kms in. Stopped at a Sainsbury's for a banana and a muesli bar and felt a bit better after that, but a good lesson to learn.
This was also the day of the Great Edinburgh XCountry race, so I went and met up with my AR friends in Hampstead to watch the Women's and Men's races and yell at the TV a bit. Yasemin Can ran a beautiful race for in the women's to easily take the title, whereas the men's race went down to a nail-biting/screen-yelling finish as Callum Hawkins was juuuuust overtaken in the last 20m to finish 2nd for the UK. Great fun all around.
Sunday: Long run
I moved to West Kensington 2 months ago but had not yet run along the Thames on the south side of the river, so took my long run westwards towards Richmond. What I didn't realise is that most of the path along there is dirt, which in the rain had turned into lots of mud! My trainers were absolutely covered and I had a few near-misses of falling face-first into the muck, but I think that's meant to be one of the joys of running in England. The run was 90 mins of easy and then 30 mins of marathon pace, finishing off with another 1km of cool down to round out at 23km. My MP goal is 5:00/kms and I managed to stick just under this, but it was tough to maintain the pace especially after having settled into the easier 5:40/km one which I started at. I've definitely got a ways to go before Paris Marathon.
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Quoth the Feedback Loops
When discussing what truth is, many wise philosophers (I am not being facetious here) in an attempt to deek the seeming-necessity of abstracting away all of their definitions define truth as such:
The sentence {snow is white} is true if and only if snow is white.
Stop and appreciate the beauty of that reasoning. Something fascinating just happening there. Somehow the same phrase was used to describe itself, and in doing so, lead us to an interesting conclusion about what truth really is.
Truth, however, is boring[^1]. What I want to focus on today for a little while is how this sentence is constructed, why it works. And the answer to that question, like so many things, is itself in a strange superposition of being blatantly obvious and remarkably profound.
Quotation marks. Quotation marks are why the sentence works. However, for clarity's sake, I'm going to put {curly brackets} around the constructs whenever I'm talking about them. I am going to make my own quotation marks because I am the king of this blog. {X} will talk about the fact X, while {"X"} will talk about the sentence "X". This convention frees me to save "real" "quotation marks" for, like quoting things and expressing doubt and referring to sentences and the million other little ways we use quotation marks without ever really thinking about them.
But I digress. Onwards, with gusto.
You see, when discussing {"snow is white"} (the sentence) we are talking about a wrapper around {snow being white} (the fact). Usually quotes are used to denote the object from the referent -- i.e. {cheese} is something you eat while {"cheese"} is a word. It's a really clever system to differentiate between talking about something and talking about talking about something.
Meta-levels. Get used to traveling between them. We're going to do a lot more of it in a second here.
To get back to my point, there is clearly a relationship between the objects {snow is white} and {"snow is white"}. If {snow is white} were false, we probably wouldn't ever say the sentence {"snow is white"}, just like we never say the sentence {"snow is orange"}. However, the converse isn't true. {Snow is white} isn't true just because we say {"snow is white"}.
For the most part, saying things are true doesn't actually make them true. But let's not get ahead of ourselves just yet.
You have probably heard about the paradox between the sentences {"the next statement is true"} and {"the previous statement is false"}. When ordered beside one another, a curious thing happens. If you accept the first statement as true, then you must accept the second true as well -- but then you can't believe the first, so you don't believe the second, and, well, your brain explodes if you don't give up soon enough. In fancy math words, we say that this feedback diverges -- it's impossible to find a consistent way of believing it.
This raises the question, however, of whether all mutually-referential statements necessarily diverge.
It's pretty obvious that they don't, but that didn't mean it's super easy to come up with striking examples. So I asked my super-smart friend Malcolm Ocean to help, and he came up with these three constructs:
- {"I hate myself"}
- {"Only a loser would say that"}
- {"I hate myself for being such a loser"}
They're not a fantastically joyous set of thoughts, but I'm sure you or someone you know has at one point or another known the inside of a depression loop not unlike this one.
This depression spiral is a type of convergent feedback. Each of the sentences feeds off of the previous one in a big circle, and they all point in the same direction -- downwards. In contrast to the previous example, if you were to follow this chain of reasoning all the way to the bottom... well, your head would probably also explode, though for entirely different reasons.
Reflexivity: Less of a Mouthful Than "Lobianness"
There's been this idea skirting around in the back of my head over the last five or six blog posts I've written. It's incessant and invades a lot of my waking-hour ruminations as well. Absolutely every time I ponder about minds, it pokes its head out, begging for attention.
As an aside, there's a useful metaheuristic to be found here: ideas that keep coming back that you continually don't give any thought to are probably things that you should give some thought to. Just a thought.
The concept is thus: if you believe something to be true (and have a causal link to it being true), it's way more likely to be true. The archetypal example here is confidence. You're confident if and only if you believe that you're confident. This reeks of a feedback spiral to me.
One day I finally resigned to this concept and decided I'd better chunk it by slapping a name on top of it, and thus being better able to reason about it. My first attempt was "Löbianness", you know, since it closely mirrors Löb's theorem -- math which describes how to prove things you can't prove, but can prove that you can prove. Which is to say that it affords us a starting place for begin tackling things which are self-referential.
However, I've learned to do my research before coining things. This can't be a novel concept -- it shows up too often in psychology for that -- so I did a bunch of reading. Lo and behold, psychology indeed already has a word for it: reflexivity: the degree to which something's cause and effect can bend and influence one another.
Another way of putting that is that the reflexivity of X is a measure of how strong a feedback loop exists between {X} and {"X"}, and wow does it seemingly pop up everywhere. But again, let's not jump ahead too quickly.
The Magical First 20 Hours
I've written about him before, and you can bet your booties that I'll write about him again, but there's a man named Josh Kaufman who writes some pretty fantastic books. One of the books in particular is called The First 20 Hours in which Josh talks about how fucking amazingly good you can get at things in a short amount of time. 20 hours, to be precise, if you didn't get that from the title =)
The secret is essentially this: do some research on what you want to learn, get a clear picture of what "being good" means to you, and then practice it intelligently for 20 hours. That's it! That's the whole book, but described in much more detail and with lots of case studies of cool things Josh learned by this method[^2].
Why does this work? Well, for the most part, people don't do things at which they're not very good. Most people give up on things immediately if they aren't very good at them. By precommitting to practice for 20 hours, you're ensuring that you have 20 hours more experience than most people at whatever you're trying to learn. That turns out to be a surprising amount of time to practice things.
The research beforehand is to ensure that you know how to critique your own efforts, so that all of your deliberate practice isn't for naught. Pretty convincing argument, right?
Unfortunately, there is a large subset of people who all reply along the same lines when I'm done pitching the book at them. Negatively. The most common replies are:
Unbeliever: "No way. It takes 10,000 hours to get good at something. Everybody knows that. What, are you stupid or something?"
Response: Usually taking the inside view leads to faulty reasoning, but it actually saves the day here. Think about all of the things you're good at. Have you spent 10,000 hours of any of them? Probably not.
Unbeliever: "Well, maybe. Some skills are learnable, but there is no way to get good at X in 20 hours."
Response: You might be right about that, but remember, we're not trying to get good at things. We're trying to get "good" at things, which is to say, on a subjective bar set by us!
My favorite response of all time, however, was:
Believer: "Okay, I'm in! Let's try it!"
Response: I like you.
This is entirely the right attitude for most things in life, however I don't think the person in question (let's call this person Barbara to protect the innocent) had her heart in the right place. I get the distinct impression that Barbara, whether she explicitly knew it or not, was skeptical of the claim and decided to get in on the sweet 20 hours action in an attempt to prove that it doesn't work.
It didn't work for Barbara. After 20 hours, she hadn't acquired skill X. She came back to me and said "we'll, I tried it, and it turns out that learning X is impossible in 20 hours."
That's not to say that Barbara was deliberately sabotaging herself or the effort whatsoever, except that this mindset of "knowing" it won't work will hold you back. You'll be afraid of investing yourself fully if you "know" that your efforts will be all for nothing. You'll leave yourself a line of retreat: "oh, it's okay that I failed. I knew it was impossible to begin with."
Barbara's problem isn't that she was being subversive, it's that she had inadvertently switched into quotation mode. She wasn't {learning skill X in 20 hours}; she was {trying to learn skill X in 20 hours}.
If you want to {make a million dollars}, then {trying to make a million dollars} is just buying a lottery ticket, even though you know it's not going to actually work. But hey, at least you can say that you tried, and really, isn't that all anyone can ask?
Skill development, and goal completion in general, it would seem, has a high degree of reflexivity; it's only works if you believe it will work. If not, you'll be doing nothing more than going through the motions, that is, if you can even be bothered to do the motions whatsoever.
Fear and Loathing of Beeminder
While I'm on a roll of shamelessly plugging things, Beeminder is a tool that I think is even more powerful than rapid skill development. It generalizes the notion of precommitment as a means of doing things you find unpleasant. It's the only reason I maintain a reasonably-regular blogging schedule.
The idea is as follows: you make a quantifiable goal on the Beeminder website. You give it your credit card, and that's it. If you ever find yourself below the progress goal you set initially, the website charges an ever-increasing amount of money to your credit card. The service is free as long as you don't screw up.
Now is that a fantastic business model or what?
As displeased as I was with the response to the First 20 Hours, people's reaction to Beeminder is much, much worse.
"That doesn't sound good for me. I'd lose all of my money."
Response: ... (the ineffable sound of a palm and face meeting in silent sorrow)
If you think about this for like a second, what these people are saying is that they don't expect the things the goals they profess to have to be accomplishable. If you aren't willing to put \$5 on the line as a bet to yourself that you're going to do the things you say you're going to do, your prospects aren't looking that great.
The reason Beeminder doesn't sound good to these people is because it would force them pony up or accomplish their goals. Fun, not-very-surprising-fact: the people who do sign-up, for the most part decide to accomplish their goals rather than lose money unnecessarily for stupid reasons.
You can argue there's a selection bias here, in that the people signing up are those who anticipate it working. And yes, you're right; there is, but if you're seriously considering that as a knock-down argument, apparently you weren't paying very much attention to me in the previous section.
Accomplishing things has a high degree of reflexivity WHICH IS REALLY COOL BECAUSE IT MEANS YOU CAN GET A SIGNIFICANT HEAD START ON ACCOMPLISHING THINGS JUST BY DECIDED TO ACCOMPLISH THEM.
Yes, I know that you know that already. But knowing it isn't the same as doing it. Knowing doesn't count for jack. Doing things is where the magic happens.
Beeminder does magic. Go sign up for it right now, and work a little magic of your own. Things only happen if you make them happen, and you're the only one who can do that.


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Boys are boys. No matter how neat their bedrooms arranged; they will always end in a mess. Different from adults, kids use their bedroom not only to sleep in. They play in it, study in it, and keep all their toys in it. So, mess is not a big problem in boy's bedroom as long as it's cozy and fun to stay in.
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o Two or three hues would be the best approach in developing a color scheme. Whether you and your child are inspired by a specific theme or just a color scheme, don't feel that you have to create something elaborate. Unusual colors on chosen theme can sometimes be cute and eye-catching. If green giraffes or blue elephants come up to his imagination, why not?
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Representative Kenny Marchant of Texas announced on Monday that he plans to retire, becoming the fourth Republican House member from Texas in recent weeks to head for the exits rather than face re-election in 2020 in a state that is rapidly becoming more competitive.
"It is time for me to announce that I will not seek another term as Congressman from the 24th District of Texas," Mr. Marchant said in a statement. "I am looking forward to finishing out my term and then returning to Texas to start a new chapter."
Mr. Marchant, who was first elected in 2004, won his suburban Dallas district by comfortable margins for over a decade, but last year he prevailed by only three points against a Democratic opponent who had relatively modest financial resources. Mr. Marchant, a low-key member and reliably conservative vote, sits on the influential Ways and Means Committee.
With Mr. Marchant, a total of 11 House Republicans plan to retire or seek another office in 2020; just three House Democrats have announced they won't run again. The Democrats hold a 37-seat majority in the House with two vacancies at the moment.
[J.D. Scholten, who nearly toppled Representative Steve King in Iowa last year, announced he will run again.]
After a generation of dominance in Texas, Republicans are now facing the same challenges as their counterparts in other parts of the country: By linking themselves to President Trump and his incendiary brand of nationalist politics, they are alienating the sort of suburban voters who were once among the Republican Party's most dependable supporters.
This realignment, combined with Texas's increasing diversity, propelled two freshman Democrats, Representatives Colin Allred and Lizzie Fletcher, to victory last year in districts anchored around Dallas and Houston.
And such political shifts are giving Democrats hope that they can make even more gains next year, when Mr. Trump will be on top of the ticket. Their prospects have gotten a considerable lift in the past two weeks as Representatives Pete Olson, Will Hurd and K. Michael Conaway, all Texas Republicans, have announced their retirements.
While Mr. Conaway's district is heavily conservative, Mr. Hurd and Mr. Olson represent districts that are full of nonwhite voters and that Republicans will struggle to defend. The loss of Mr. Hurd was an especially stinging blow because he is the only black Republican in the House.
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The same demographic forces were also looming for Mr. Marchant, whose district sprawls to the northwest of Dallas. After winning re-election by 33 percentage points in 2014, his margin of victory fell to 17 percentage points in 2016 and then plunged to just three points last year. Similarly, while Mitt Romney won the district by 22 points, Mr. Trump carried it by only six points in 2016.
In an indication of just how vulnerable Democrats thought Mr. Marchant would prove next year, a host of would-be challengers had already lined up against him. The list includes Jan McDowell, who ran against Mr. Marchant last year, but also better funded candidates such as Kim Olson, Crystal Fletcher and Candace Valenzuela. Ms. Olson, a retired Air Force colonel, has already raised over $300,000 for the primary.
While the president is still favored to win in Texas in 2020, his unpopularity with college-educated voters could make the state more competitive than it has been for decades. In addition to the three competitive Texas seats held by the House Republicans who are retiring, Representatives John Carter, Mike McCaul and Chip Roy could also face hard-fought races.
House Democrats have targeted Texas for 2020 much like they did with California in the 2018 election, opening up an office in Austin just as they did in Orange County.


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VIctoria - You were a great inspiration to all around you. A true diamond in the rough. Your presence was too short, but you left a lifetime of great memories, lots of laughs, and an imprint on a lot of hearts. You truly were an "Angel" on this earth, and everyone who knew you, and even those you just met, could see the power in your soul. You will forever be cherished in my heart - SPREAD YOUR WINGS AND FLY - Love you my friend <3
All I can think of is the song Candle in the Wind. You were taken to quickly. Have fun singing in the All Star Choir. Miss you already. For your family I hope they feel our prayers for you and them surrounding them.
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Everything alive sheds the old to make room for growth and the new.
Belonging. Letting go. Exploring roots. Community. Gratitude. Coming home to ourselves. Flow.
These are some of the themes that emerged in yesterday's Deep Belonging to the World gathering.
This is for the crack that lets the light in, for trusting our wild heart bigness, for saying YES, we will feel the grief, we will mourn, because our wild nature hearts are in love with the world, and they are big enough to hold it all.
For NaNoWriMo2018, we challenged ourselves to write our Wild Nature Heart stories.
What's yours?
Conducting a self-ceremony on the land, I re-commissioned and re-directed my inner Loyal Soldiers. It is part of my work to continue deepening and balancing each facet of my psyche, and help others do the same.


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New York: DKNY's C/R 12 collection read like a "best of" the label's last few shows. Scarf dresses, solid separates and bow belts recalled S/S 11, while clean capes, tuxedos and color-blocked items were strikingly similar to those offered for F/W 11. Newness came from festive embellishments like paillettes and fringe, while maxi skirts moved silhouettes forward. –Whitney Kessler
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My young friends,
As we say goodbye to summer and hello to another school year, it is my prayer for you to continue to keep Jesus in your day-to-day routine. What do I mean by this? I mean get personal with Jesus; strengthen your relationship with him and joyfully share him with others.
No matter what grade you are starting, or whether you attend public or Catholic school, make Jesus your center. It is a personal relationship with him that we are building, my young friends. And if I asked you what your relationship with Jesus was like, what would you say? Would you say you have put your trust and faith in Jesus? If you have put your trust in him are you living your life with love, joy, peace and mercy? Live like the first disciples did, spreading the message of Jesus everywhere you go.
As young people, you are continually tempted with images and actions that turn your hearts away from Jesus Christ. Be strong in your faith, boldly share what you believe and make it alive in you. Set your soul "on fire" for the Lord.
In Matthew 5: 14-16, Jesus says, "You are the light of the world. A city set on a mountain cannot be hidden. Nor do they light a lamp and then put it under a bushel basket; it is set on a lampstand, where it gives light to all in the house. Just so, your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your heavenly Father."
Each of us is called to share our gifts with others. But too often, we hide those gifts of our faith under a basket and away from our friends and our communities. The beginning of a new school year is a great time to explore new possibilities. Continue as you have been, or begin today, to stand with Jesus and live with him. If you have been working like the disciples did, you're showing your light to the world and living your call to be holy, engaged and alive in your relationship with Jesus Christ. Make Jesus the center of your day to day routine.
God bless you and your families as you begin this new school year! May the love of Jesus shine brightly in you and may that light be a witness to all those you meet that they are in the presence of a child of God.


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The Tennessee Highway Patrol recently arrested a man from Murfreesboro after he allegedly hit a 6-year-old boy in Smyrna with his car. The 52-year-old man has been charged with leaving an accident scene that involved an injury, drug paraphernalia possession and driving with a suspended driver's license. He will also face charges of aggravated vehicular assault.
Authorities say that the accident occurred at about 7:30 p.m. on a recent Sunday. Allegedly, the man hit the 6-year-old boy, who was riding his skateboard. The man is said to have fled the accident scene. He might have escaped, if it were not for two witnesses who followed him and later informed authorities of his whereabouts.
The Sheriff's Department for Rutherford County along with Tennessee Highway Patrol Officers confirmed that the assailant was indeed a guest at the motel where the witnesses said he was hiding. Officers proceeded to obtain a warrant to enter the man's motel room, and they arrested him. After breaching the door of his room, they apprehended the man without incident. The man must now face various criminal charges in court.
The injured boy required transportation to the hospital for treatment. Although his injuries were not thought to be life-threatening, the emergency hospital care that he required will likely be costly and represent a significant financial burden on his family. It appears that the boy's family may be able to pursue a personal injury claim for financial restitution against the alleged hit-and-run driver who -- according to the authorities -- caused this accident to occur.
Source: clarksvilleonline.com, "Tennessee Highway Patrol arrests Man after Hit and Run Accident involving Six Year Old Child in Rutherford County", , Jun 9, 2014


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John Travolta, Paris Hilton, Charlie Sheen & Pauly Shore are Among the Least Believable in These Rugged Country Roles
MILWAUKEE, WI., September 24, 2012 – Since the silent era, hundreds of actors have attempted to bring the image of rugged cowboys and ranchers, and that more humble one of the American hardworking farmers, to life on the silver screen and television. Some acting legends like Clint Eastwood, John Wayne and Robert Duvall have been pitch perfect in their portrayals, while others have missed the mark…completely!
Now, thanks to Farm & Ranch Living Magazine, we know that when it comes to raising livestock, growing crops and riding horses Clint Eastwood and John Wayne (in anything), Sissy Spacek in The River and Renée Zellweger in Cold Mountain are among the most credible in Hollywood, according to readers of America's popular magazine dedicated to families who love to live off the land. While John Travolta in Urban Cowboy, Billy Crystal in City Slickers, Sharon Stone in The Quick & The Dead and Jane Fonda in Cat Ballou are among the least believable.
The magazine surveyed 520+ readers on the most and least believable male ranchers and cowboys, female ranchers and cowgirls and male and female farmers from the movies and TV and here are the top picks from the Farm & Ranch Living Most (& Least) Believable Hollywood Cowboy & Farmer Survey;
Ranchers & Cowboys Results
Most Believable Male Ranchers & Cowboys
1. John Wayne (in anything) –38%
2. Robert Duvall in Lonesome Dove – 19/%
3. Clint Eastwood (in anything) – 9%
Least Believable Male Ranchers & Cowboys
1. John Travolta in Urban Cowboy – 44%
2. Billy Crystal in City Slickers – 24%
3. Charlie Sheen in Young Guns – 13%
Least Believable Female Ranchers & Cowgirls
1. Jane Fonda in Cat Ballou – 33%
2. Sharon Stone in The Quick & The Dead – 22%
3. Drew Barrymore in Bad Girls & Elizabeth Taylor in Giant – Tied at 19%
Most Believable Female Ranchers & Cowgirls
1. Barbara Stanwyck in The Big Valley – 40%
2. Dale Evans in The Roy Rogers Show – 25%
3. Renée Zellweger in Cold Mountain – 18%
Farmers Results….
Least Believable Male Farmers
1. Eddie Albert in Green Acres – 42%
2. Pauly Shore in Son-In-Law – 32%
3. Billy Bob Thornton in The Astronaut Farmer – 12%
Most Believable Male Farmers
1. Michael Landon in Little House on the Prairie – 40%
2. Henry Fonda in Grapes of Wrath – 22%
2. Gregory Peck in The Yearling – 12%
Least Believable Female Farmer
1. Paris Hilton in The Simple Life – 59%
2. Eva Garbor in Green Acres – 36%
3. Erika Eleniak in The Beverly Hillbillies (movie) – 3%
Most Believable Female Farmer
1. Sally Field in Places in the Heart – 41%
2. Sissy Spacek in The River – 29%
3. Vivien Leigh in Gone with the Wind – 15%
"Less than 1% of Americans earn a living on the land these days," notes Farm & Ranch Living editor Robin Hoffman. "So our readers always root for actors to get it right when they portray farmers or ranchers, because that's often the public's only image of the families that produce America's food. It's been fun to see which actors made the grade, and which could've used another couple weeks herding cattle or harvesting corn."
Full results can be found at www.farmandranchliving.com


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This week we have started a poetry study in our writing lessons.
Our poetry study will feature two areas of learning:
- First, students will participate in "poetry immersion". In class we are currently reading lots of poems and analysing how they are written. Students are observing the mood of different poems and the writing craft that is used.
- Next, students will begin drafting their own poems to publish.
We discussed what we sometimes see in poems. Here are some of our thoughts:
- Humour
- Emotions or feelings
- Rhyming
- Rhythm
- Repeated words or phrases
- Descriptive language
- Similes
- Metaphors
- "Show me, don't tell me"
- A message or moral
- A twist
We also brainstormed types of poems we already know:
- Haiku
- Cinquain
- Limerick
- Rhyming
- Colour
- Concrete/Shape
- Acrostic
The Australian Children's Poetry website is a great resource. It contains an extensive collection of poems written by Australian poets.
Here is a short, humourous cartoon about a boy who wrote a poem.
Challenge – in your comment, write a poem titled "Cold".
It can be any kind of poem you like!


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The Johannesburg Melrose Shree Siva Subramaniar Temple (Melrose Temple) was founded circa 1870 by indentured Tamil labourers working in the Melrose Laundry, north of Johannesburg. The Temple that initially started out as a tin shack was extensively renovated in 1996 and then again in 2011. The Melrose Temple is now a beacon of Murugan worship in South Africa and the world and has a a congregation in excess of 20,000 devotees.
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The High Temperature Polymeric Laminate (HIGH TEMPLE aka High Temple) Workshop was initiated in 1982 by a Tri-Service/NASA steering group composed of the following members: John Rhodehamel, AFWAL/MLSE; Jim Koury, AFRPL/MKAT; Terry St. Clair, NASA/Langley Research Center; Tito Serafini, NASA Lewis Research Center; Richard Thompson, U.S. Army Missile Command; and Charles Blackman, Naval Surface Weapons Center. The 1st High Temple Workshop was administered by Ken Clayton, University of Dayton Research Institute (UDRI). Workshop 1 was co-sponsored by the JANNAF Structures and Mechanical Behavior and Propulsion Costs Subcommittees and hosted by the NASA/White Sands Test Facility, New Mexico, on 24-28 May 1982. The purpose of the workshop was to determine the state of development of high temperature polymeric composites and to establish an understanding of future technology needs and service requirements. Emphasis was placed on basic polymer chemistry, materials development, and materials applications. Presentation material was documented in Chemical Propulsion Information Agency (CPIA) Publication 358, dated June 1982.
The success of the initial workshop led to a 2nd Workshop hosted by UDRI and held at the Dayton Mall Holidome, Dayton, Ohio, on 7-9 December 1982. Emphasis was on the processibility and producibility of high temperature polymeric composites from both a lamination and filament-wound approach. Presentation material was documented in AFWAL/MLSE Report AFWAL-TR-83-4026, dated February 1983.
The 3rd Workshop was hosted by UDRI and held at the Dayton Mall Holidome on 26-28 October 1983. Emphasis was focused on the art and science of testing and evaluating polymeric composites that are designed to be used in a temperature range of 600°F to 1,400°F. Extensive discussions covered the topical areas of requirements, material system usage criteria, candidate screening tests, structural element and full -scale verification test methods, physical and mechanical properties test methods, chemical characterization, and material system acceptance criteria. Presentation material was documented in AFWAL/MLSE Report AFWAL-TR-84-4027, dated March 1984.
Workshops 4-38 were general topic workshops covering the area of design, development, testing, and application of high temperature reinforced polymeric composites. Presentation materials from workshops 4-24 were published during the workshops for distribution to all attendees. Presentation materials from workshops 25-38 were either provided on the NAMIS website or distributed to attendees on a CD.
The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL/RXSA) helped sponsor High Temple Workshops 1-25. Other Air Force organizations that have contributed workshop funding include AFRL/MKAT, AFRL/RXBC and AFRL/VTSC. In addition to the Air Force, NASA Glenn Research Center, NASA Langley Research Center, NASA White Sands Test Range, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JANNAF Structures and the U.S. Navy all helped sponsor past High Temple Workshops.
A number of companies have sponsored events such as receptions, social hour and golf outings at past High Temple Workshops. Adherent Technologies Inc., Canyon Composites Inc., CHRISKEV Company Inc., Composites Horizons Inc., Cytec Carbon Fibers LLC, Cytec Engineered Materials Inc., Fiber Innovations Inc., Hexcel Corp., JFC Technologies, Maverick Corp., Renegade Materials Corp., Sherwood Advanced Composite Technologies, Sigmatex, UDRI and YLA Inc. have all generously sponsored events at past High Temple Workshops.
In 2009, the High Temple Technical Sponsorship Program was initiated at the request of numerous industry organizations that wanted to support the meeting financially. Since its inception, the following organizations have graciously participated in the High Temple Technical Sponsorship Program: Adherent Technologies, Air Force Office of Scientific Research, AirTech, Air Force Research Laboratory, CHRISKEV Company, Composites Horizons Inc., DuPont, EVONIK, Matrix Composites, Maverick Corporation, Novoset, LLC, Renegade Materials Corporation, SAMPE, Sparta, TenCate, Texas Research Institute-Austin and UDRI.
The current High Temple Workshop Steering Committee members are: Brett Bolan, AFRL/RXSA; John Connell, NASA Langley Research Center; Allan Crasto, UDRI; Ben Harvey, NAWCWD; Hillary Huttenhower, Pratt and Whitney; Corey Kondash, UDRI; Mickey McCabe, University of Texas at Arlington Research Institute; Dan McCray, UDRI; and Jonathan Spowart, Air Force Research Laboratory.
The University of Dayton Research Institute (UDRI) has been intimately involved with the High Temple Workshop since its inception. UDRI hosted Workshops 2 and 3, and administered all 35 Workshops to date. Ken Clayton, UDRI, organized and administered Workshops 1-13 until his retirement in 1993. Ron Kuhbander, UDRI, took over for Ken and administered High Temple Workshops 13-18 until his retirement in 1998. Dan McCray, UDRI, administered High Temple Workshops 19-39, continuing in that role today. Corey Kondash, UDRI, has served as workshop coordinator since 2016 and Cynthia O'Brien, UDRI, provides administrative support. In 2005, UDRI assumed full responsibility for sponsoring and administering the High Temple Workshops. Since then, UDRI has sponsored and administered the 26th through 39th High Temple Workshops from 2006 to 2019 and is administering the 40th High Temple Workshop scheduled for 2020.


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