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The Amilcar Notes (Part 1): Zine Ben Ali's Sorry Legacy
The Amilcar Notes (Part 2): Tunisia — Emerging Democracy or Just a Facade?
1. ENI (L'Ecole Nationale d'Ingenieurs de Tunis)
The El Manar campus of the University of Tunis stands high upon a hill far above the center of downtown Belvedere. The campus is home to some 30,000 students, among them many studying the sciences. ENIT – or L'Ecole Nationale d'Ingenieurs de Tunis – is one of Tunisia's most prestigious institutes, producing an annual crop of about 1,000 engineers of all varieties. The students who qualify to study there are among Tunisia's brightest and most diligent.
I visited the campus the day a jobs fair was taking place (December 7, 2011). At a time of high unemployment with the Tunisian economy bleeding jobs at an alarming rate, I asked about the job prospects for ENIT's graduates. The response surprised me: virtually 100% of the engineers graduating from ENIT find employment and usually immediately. Rare among Tunisians these days, they will probably enjoy stable and generally well-paid jobs their whole lives.
With its highly educated work force, led by graduates of institutes like ENIT, Tunisia already possesses a human capital, a solid intellectual and technical basis for becoming the economic engine of the Magreb (North Africa), being something much more than part of a region which feeds Europe with raw materials, food and provides tourist facilities for German and Nordic tourists, and those from surrounding Arab countries. From the point of view of political economy, the question emerges: given the political changes and new openness, can Tunisia re-invent itself economically, building on the solid foundations that have already been laid
Yes, Tunisia is in the midst of a powerful socio-economic crisis, itself a part of the global crisis of neo-liberal capitalism. But looking around the Mediterranean, with the possible exception of France, which is struggling with European integration, the entire region is in dire straits. Tunisia's neighbors are facing the same or worse crises. Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Syria, Greece, Spain, Portugal – just to name a few of the most obvious cases are all in many ways in worse condition than Tunisia. Looked at from this point of view, frankly, despite all its problems, ironically, Tunisia probably has better prospects of pulling out of the crisis than many of the other countries in the region.
2. The Stats
If the prospects for ENIT graduates are promising, this is not the case for most other Tunisian youth graduating from universities. The pickings are slim and becoming slimmer with overall possibilities for Tunisian economic growth in the foreseeable future not promising. This is true throughout the Middle East and is triggered by different factors, among them the global economic slowdown and Tunisian heavy reliance on European growth to fuel their exports and tourism.
The structure of the Tunisian economy itself, essentially a periphery to a European core, adds to the tension. On the one hand Tunisia is producing mostly low and medium end products for a European market while its university graduates, some of the region's finest, are trained for more complex economic activities for which there are no jobs in Tunisia, and so many of Tunisia's best and brightest leave for the Gulf, for Europe or North America. And they are the lucky ones who were able to find work. This tension between a highly educated work force and the likely job possibilities is one of the key factors that triggered the revolt, the case in point being Mohammed Bouazizi, a young man with some university education, forced by circumstance to set up an unlicensed fruit stand in a town with high youth unemployment
Still, although the overall Tunisian economy is expected to shrink by 3.3% this year with many alarming corresponding indicators being produced daily in the country's media, there are a few bright spots here and there in the date that suggests limits to the free fall and the keys to a possible recovery.
Despite the more somber statistics of anticipated overall decline, according to Le Temps (12/7/2011) the country's export sector is actually showing positive growth signs. In 2011, a year of political turmoil for the country, still exports grew for the first 11 months by about 7.3%. Agricultural exports were in the lead, jumping 39.8% from 2010; electrical product exports grew by 22.9%. There were modest gains for textiles and leather exports of 6.4%. Add to this the fact that throughout the crisis so many Tunisians got up and got to work, working factories often with managers, ministries without ministers and given these limitations, not missing their managers all that much.
Not bad for a country experiencing a full blown political crisis that would have crippled many other countries in similar situations far more.
On the other hand the phosphate sector – a critical one – and its derivatives took a big hit, shrinking by 36% and another mainstay of the Tunisian economy, tourism, was badly hit as well. True, the 7.3% growth in exports is quite modest compared to export growth in 2009, 2010, but still a hopeful sign. Imports shrank a bit from 2010, the main imports being basic food stuffs and energy. That Tunisia should need to import basic foodstuffs – essentially grains – is ironic considering that this country has been one of Europe's bread baskets not for centuries but for millennia.
3. The Implications
Of course it is easy to get lost in the figures. The heart of the matter is that the Tunisian economy slowed in 2011, export growth helped slow the decline some but not enough to turn the economy around by a long shot or to reverse the continued loss of jobs.
Given the continued political instability – admittedly mild compared to what is going on in Syria, Egypt, Yemen and Libya – and the unresolved crisis of the euro, the prospects of any kind of economic jumpstart or quick recovery appear almost out of the question.
The best that can be done is to keep the economy in a holding pattern.
It is unlikely that even this modest goal can be accomplished without activating the state's role in creating jobs and social programs. Tunisia's economy in fact is crying out for state intervention. Without this, the social crisis threatens to deepen yet again with almost predictable consequences. The fact is that the Tunisian market by itself, for all its problems, still one of the more vibrant ones in the region, is incapable of generating enough growth to turn the situation around. Tunisia indeed is a case study of neo-liberal market oriented limitations.
Mohammed Bouazizi's death by fire a year ago should have also marked the end of a certain kind of economic development that had run its course. To continue on the path Tunisia followed as a "model IMF student" is to repeat the economic mistakes of the path and, frankly to invite disaster. This is not so difficult to predict – it was precisely in implementing this model – the silence of any self-criticism of the IMF aside – that contributed in large measure to the socio-economic collapse in the first place.
4. No Discussion of the Failure of Neo-liberalism in Tunisia
Certainly the ENIT graduates have a key role to play in Tunisia's future and for them, the future looks good. Yet for so many other Tunisians, working or unemployed, the future looks grim at the moment. Tunisian's might have won the freedom of expression for which they dearly fought, but virtually no one from the political parties or in the media are talking about the economic roots of the crisis.
Triggering this crisis was massive unemployment, few job opportunities for university graduates entering the job market, the eroding overall standard of living of everyone, wage suppression and political repression, all of which are connected to the IMF/World Bank sponsored neo-liberal economic model Tunisia embraced almost immediately in full almost immediately after Ben Ali came to power in 1987.
Yet, few people are talking about the death of Tunisian neo-liberalism as if all the underlying tensions in the economy didn't exist. Tunisia is still searching for money from wherever it can get it and on whatever terms it is offered. Wage suppression continues unabated as do strikes all over the country. Given current wage rates, the strikes and other job actions are not likely to end soon. You'd think that Tunisia's economic collapse came from workers seeking a living wage rather than rapacious capitalists trying to steal everything in sight.
While it certainly is true that one goal for which Tunisians were fighting for overthrowing Ben Ali was freedom of speech, workers – whose critical role in Ben Ali's demise is hardly recognized – were fighting for the right to organize and collectively bargain, for a living wage which most of them do not have. Much emphasis has been placed on Ben Ali's efforts to stymie freedom of speech; very few people have noticed that a fundamental goal in his repressive policies was to deny wage increase requests "to keep workers in their place" in order to keep Tunisian exports competitive.
5. Wage Suppression: at the Heart of Ben Ali's Neo-liberalism
In fact wage suppression is at the very heart and soul of Ben Ali's "new authoritarianism." Combined with other classic structural adjustment takeaways like cutting the subsidies on food and energy, under-funding education and medical care, wage repression worked to undermine the Tunisian standard of living considerably. Yet during darker times, one rarely heard Tunisian human rights activists or the Tunisian business community complaining about wage repression.
One example of the lengths to which Ben Ali was willing to go to suppress the call for jobs and wage increases is, in 2008 in Redeyef, in the Gafsa mining region. It took the government six months to crush the movement; hundreds were arrested, many tortured, some died. When it was over no relief of any kind came through from the state. 2008 was a prelude to the events of last year.
Although slow on the uptake in the first days of the national resistance after Bouazizi's passing, the labor movement was there when it counted and was a key factor in tipping the balance against the dictator. Twitter and Facebook were useful to tools in the effort to kick out Ben Ali. But it didn't hurt at all that two days before he, wife and family left the country that 150,000 people called for his resignation in Sfax on January 12, in a demonstration organized by the Union General de Travailleurs Tunisiens (UGTT). It seems to have been quickly forgotten that on the next day, January 13, it was the UGTT that called for a nationwide general strike for January 14. As a million strong Tunisians marched on Tunis to demand their rights and call for his resignation, Ben Ali thought it the wiser to skedaddle off to Saudi Arabia with "the Mrs."
6. The Rayon Bread Factory Sit-in in Jendouba
It should come as no surprise that as soon as Ben Ali was overthrown and freedom of speech extended generally, labor actions and strikes began almost immediately and have continued until today. Virtually every sector of the Tunisian economy has had major strikes, sit-ins, and hunger strikes, from oil workers in the south, to teachers nationwide. These strikes and militant labor actions have gone on non-stop. Sit ins for jobs have gone on almost non-stop in the Gafsa region. On the Tunisian-Algerian border several hundred people gathered to block the border crossing to protest the job and social crisis. Such demonstrations are being increasingly broken up by the military who more and more find themselves breaking up strikes and demonstrations
Yesterday's paper had a story about a sit-in at a bread factory in Jendouba, in the northwest of the country. It produces 80% of the country's bread.
Bread is a highly politically sensitive product in Tunisia. In 1984, in response to IMF pressures to lift bread subsidies, then President Habib Bourguiba ended the subsidies causing the price of bread to double overnight. What followed were called bread riots. They were crushed by the Tunisian military. Immediately thereafter, Bourguiba re-instated the subsidies. His relations with the IMF deteriorated. There is some speculation that one of the reasons that Bourguiba was removed from power in 1986 was related to his poor IMF relations. True, it is not proven, but almost immediately after taking office, Zine Ben Ali re-established relations with the IMF and World Bank and began – quite enthusiastically to accept the structural adjustment criteria for getting loans.
The Jenbouba sit-in at the bread factory was broken up by the Tunisian army on the day that bread supplied to local bakeries was about to run out. One sees in this incident the role that the military is going to be called on to play – to break strikes. It was a curious sit-in as it was not the bakers in the factory who organized it but sugar workers who shared the facility with them and whose economic grievances had not been addressed. The sugar workers rightly felt that by blocking the bread factory it would draw attention to their plight and it did so they blocked the entrances and exits so that supplies could not enter and bread shipments could not leave.
In the end, the newly formed Tunisian government can deal with labor's demands only in a few ways: they can improve the condition, acknowledging decades of wage suppression and deteriorating social programs, or as in Jendouba they can crush such movements, which seems to be the chosen option. Despite the fact that low wages were one of the main causes of the uprising, the financial markets and much of Tunisia's business community is set on keeping wage levels unchanged. Now a few days short of the one year anniversary of Mohammed Bouazizi's immolation, the socio-economic crisis in Tunisia has hardly been addressed. This cannot bode well for the future.
Rob Prince is a Lecturer of International Studies at the University of Denver's Korbel School of International Studies and publisher of the Colorado Progressive Jewish News.


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HStringTemplate is a Haskell-ish port of the Java StringTemplate library by Terrence Parr, ported by Sterling Clover. It can be used for any templating purpose, but is often used for dynamically generated web pages.
For news of HStringTemplate and blog items, see Sterling Clover's blog, and for downloads and API docs see hackage.
Additional helper functions for HStringTemplate can be found in the HStringTemplateHelpers package
This page is work in progress, and aims to supplement the API docs with tutorial style documentation and template syntax documentation.
Getting started
Assuming you have installed the library, try the following at a GHCi prompt:
Prelude> :m + Text.StringTemplate
Prelude Text.StringTemplate> let t = newSTMP "Hello $name$" :: StringTemplate String
This has created a 'String' based StringTemplate. StringTemplates can be based around any 'Stringable' type, allowing you to use ByteString's or any other type if you write the Stringable instance. The template has a single 'hole' in it called 'name', delimited by dollar signs.
We can now fill in the hole using 'setAttribute', and render it to its base type (String in this case):
Prelude Text.StringTemplate> render $ setAttribute "name" "Joe" t
"Hello Joe"
Instead of "Joe", we can use anything that has a ToSElem instance.
There are shortcuts for long attribute chains, such as
setManyAttributes and
The following example shows the use of renderf, which, like printf, is overloaded on multiple arguments. (This unfortunately means that type signatures may be necessary). This example also shows how repeatedly setting a single attribute in fact creates a list.
Prelude Text.StringTemplate> renderf (newSTMP "hello $names;separator='; '$" :: StringTemplate String) ("names","joe") ("names", "jeff") ("names","mort"):: String
"hello mort; jeff; joe"
Expression syntax
This section follows http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ST/Expressions for structure, adapting as appropriate. Syntax not mentioned below should be assumed to be implemented as per the Java version of StringTemplate. (Please add notes if you find anything missing or different).
Named attributes
The most common thing in a template besides plain text is a simple named attribute reference such as:
Your email: $email$
When the template is rendered, it will lookup "email" in its environment and convert it to the type of the underlying StringTemplate. (Usually this occurs via a conversion to String, but this can be avoided using setNativeAttribute e.g. if you have a
StringTemplate ByteString you can use
setNativeAttribute with ByteString objects to avoid the round trip to Strings.)
If "email" does not exist in the template environment, the above will render as if "email" was set to the empty string.
The Maybe data structure can be used as the value of an attribute, and will render as a null attribute (by default the empty string) if 'Nothing', otherwise it will render just like the data contained in the 'Just' structure.
If the attribute is a list, the elements are rendered one after the other. To use a separator in between items, use the separator option:
$values; separator=", "$
If this is rendered with "values" set to
[1..4] the result will be:
1, 2, 3, 4
If the "values" is set to
[Just 1, Nothing, Just 3] the result will be:
1, , 3
This follows from the treatment of Nothing described above. Use
Maybe.catMaybes to remove the 'Nothing's if needed. Null values can also be removed within a template through use of the "strip" function. Or, to emit a special value for each Nothing element in the list, use the null option:
$values; null="missing"; separator=", "$
This would render the previous example as:
1, missing, 3
Note the difference between this and the Java StringTemplate -- the 'null' option and the 'separator' option have a semicolon (;) between them, and not a comma (,). (Is this a bug?)
Compound values
The simplest type of compound value is a tuple. Tuples are rendered by indexing the elements from zero and using these indices as labels. For instance, this template:
$value; separator=", "$
with "value" set to
(1, "test", Just 2.0) will render as:
0: [1], 1: [test], 2: [2.0]
Custom datastructures
Suppose you have a data definition for a Person which holds a name and age:
data Person = Person String Int
We can get this to render in the same way as a tuple by making 'Person' an instance of 'ToSElem'. The easiest way to do that is to use Text.StringTemplate.GenericStandard. Make the following changes:
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}
import Data.Typeable
import Data.Data
import Text.StringTemplate
import Text.StringTemplate.GenericStandard
data Person = Person String Int
deriving (Data, Typeable)
(See Stand-alone deriving declarations if you are not able to change the definition of your data structure)
However, it will be more useful to name the fields:
data Person = Person { name :: String
, age ::Int
} deriving (Data, Typeable)
With this change, using ", " as the separator, a value
Person { name = "Joe", age = 23 } will render as:
age: [1], name: [Joe]
Accessing fields
Obviously you will usually want to access the fields individually. This can be done using a dot followed by an integer for tuples or the name of the field for records. For example, we could have a template like this:
Hello $names.0$, Your full name is $person.name$ and you are $person.age$ years old.
With "person" set to
Person { name = "Joe Bloggs", age = 23 } and "names" set to a tuple containing the same name parsed into a first-name, last-name pair
("Joe", "Bloggs"), this would render as:
Hello Joe, Your full name is Joe Bloggs and you are 23 years old.
The full example code:
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveDataTypeable #-}
import Data.Typeable
import Data.Data
import Text.StringTemplate
import Text.StringTemplate.GenericStandard
data Person = Person { name :: String
, age ::Int
} deriving (Data, Typeable)
joe = Person { name = "Joe Bloggs", age = 23 }
names = ("Joe", "Bloggs")
t1 = newSTMP $ unlines [
"Hello $names.0$",
"Your full name is $person.name$, you are $person.age$ years old."
] :: StringTemplate String
main = putStrLn $ toString $ setAttribute "names" names $ setAttribute "person" joe t1
Instance of Data.Map can also be used as attributes, and the values can be retrieved using the key as the field name e.g. to produce the same result as the last example, "person" could be set to
Data.Map.fromList [("name", "Joe Bloggs"), ("age", "23")]
Using GenericWithClass
Template references
Template references, template application and anonymous templates work as in the Java version. Note that you will need to create template groups (STGroup) in order for one template to be able to reference another.
When passing arguments to a template, use a semi-colon, not a comma, to separate arguments e.g.
$mytemplate(arg1=somevariable; arg2="a literal")$
Custom formatting
Template groups
(TODO. Including strategies for template re-use)
Loading templates from disk
You will probably want to load templates from the file system instead of embedding them into Haskell source files. To do this:
- Create a directory to store the templates
- Create a template in it with the extension ".st" e.g "mytemplate.st"
- Load the template like the following example code:
import Data.ByteString.Lazy (ByteString)
import Text.StringTemplate
main = do
templates <- directoryGroup "/path/to/your/templates/" :: IO (STGroup ByteString)
let Just t = getStringTemplate "mytemplate" templates
print $ render t
If you have IO errors or the template does not exist, you will get an exception — error handling code is left as an excercise for the reader...
The type of directoryGroup result has to be specified, otherwise it does not know what type of StringTemplate to return. We have specified ByteString because the file system really stores byte streams, and we want to load the file uninterpreted (Haskell libraries do not just "do the right thing" with encodings, since in general that is not possible).
HTML templates
If you are generating HTML pages, you will probably want to set an encoder function on the template to automatically escape HTML characters. This avoids the nuisance of having to escape data before passing into the template, and it avoids accidental XSS bugs. A function like
escapeHtmlString given below will work.
It should be set using the function
setEncoder or
For version 0.5.1.3 or earlier, or for version 0.6 or later if you are using a
String template, the following will work.
replace :: Eq a => [a] -> [a] -> [a] -> [a]
replace _ _ [] = []
replace find repl s =
if take (length find) s == find
then repl ++ (replace find repl (drop (length find) s))
else [head s] ++ (replace find repl (tail s))
escapeHtmlString = replace "<" "<" . replace ">" ">" . replace "\"" """ . replace "&" "&"
Or use
Web.Encodings.encodeHtml from the web-encodings package.
For version 0.6 or later, it will be best to use
Text templates (much faster than
String, and avoids encoding problems associated with
ByteString). You will need
escapeHtmlString as below:
-- Assuming Data.Text.Lazy rather than Data.Text
import qualified Data.Text.Lazy as LT
-- | Replace a string of Text in a Text with another Text
replaceLT find repl src
| LT.null src = src
| otherwise = let l = LT.length find
in if LT.take (fromIntegral l) src == find
then LT.append repl (replaceLT find repl (LT.drop (fromIntegral l) src))
else LT.cons (LT.head src) (replaceLT find repl (LT.tail src))
escapeHtmlString = repl "<" "<" .
repl ">" ">" .
repl "\"" """ .
repl "\'" "'" .
repl "&" "&"
where repl x y = replaceLT (LT.pack x) (LT.pack y)
-- Warning - I have not really tested/tuned the performance of 'replaceLT'
-- above, nor of this escapeHtmlString.
-- I have tried a simple translation of Web.Encodings.encodeHtml using
-- Data.Text (using Char by Char translation and LT.concatMap), and found
-- that in some ways it performs almost the same (for instance, if you just
-- print out the length of the escaped string). In other circumstances,
-- the translation of Web.Encodings.encodeHtml performed much worse -- in
-- particular, if you want convert to a String at the end, it performs approx
-- quadratically with the length of the string, whereas the above function is
-- approx linear.
-- So I'd recommend the above function - even though it involves multiple
-- passes over the string, it seems to produce a structure that is more
-- efficient for later processing.
Exceptions to escaping
In some cases, you will have some data that is already escaped and you don't want it escaped again. This can be achieved by adding a template to the template group that doesn't have the encoding function set, and calling that template with data that shouldn't be escaped. For example, using the following code:
myTemplateGroup = do
g1 <- directoryGroup "/path/to/templates/"
let g2 = setEncoderGroup escapeHtmlString g1
g3 = groupStringTemplates [("noescape", newSTMP "$it$" :: StringTemplate String)]
g4 = mergeSTGroups g2 g3
return g4
...you can write a template as follows:

$blogitem.title$

$blogitem.content:noescape()$

If you retrieve this template from "myTemplateGroup" and render it using an appropriate "blogitem" value, it will result in the 'title' attribute being escaped, but the 'content' attribute being passed through raw.

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Thursday, November 4, 2010
New Christmas Fun at Michaels! Anna Griffin, Martha Stewart, etc.
Martha Stewart Punch Anywhere on the Page - NEW:
Anna Griffin (SO GORGEOUS!):
Below is a beautiful card kit for $19.95 - it's really pretty! There are two types:
Gorgeous flocked and glittered papers:
Martha, Martha, Martha - Love those punches!
K & Co:
Cute Jolee's:
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83 comments:
What fun! Thanks Joy!ReplyDelete
WOW!! I was in Joann's today and they did NOT have a display anywhere near as great as this! I am heading to Michaels tomorrow!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the post.
Wow! Your Michaels has WAY more than mine! I went yesterday looking for new x-mas stuff and there was about a quarter of the things you showed! I guess I'll have to wait. :(ReplyDelete
Lots of cool stuff.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 4, 2010 at 6:31 PM
i agree i really think i am getting ripped off at my michaels we do not have half that stuff.ReplyDelete
Uh, oh. Maybe I better NOT go to M's . . .ReplyDelete
- Nancy SNovember 4, 2010 at 6:39 PM
OK I sure hope we get some of the MS punches here in Canada.ReplyDelete
Nancy S
- Marian GrNovember 4, 2010 at 6:43 PM
Awesome Christmas goodies---thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness how fun. AND what a little enabler you are. lol.. hugsReplyDelete
WOW look at all of this amazing loot!ReplyDelete
Micheals need to hire YOU, You do an amazing job of sharing with us all of their goodies.
Thanks for the heads up!
I was at Michaels (two of them) and it's killing me with all this great stuff!! What to but...what to buy...I want it all!!! I'm trying to be good and save for black Friday but how can I. I only walked out with great Halloween stuff and a large Martha Stewart snowflake punch, who doesn't love snowflakes.ReplyDelete
Gloria H
Great projectsReplyDelete
Love the cards
Whoa, looks like I'm taking a trip to Michael's this soon! Thanks for the heads up. Love those Martha Stewart punches!ReplyDelete
Wow!! Looks like I'm going to Micheals this week. lolReplyDelete
Oh dear this makes me when to go shopping lol! So many great things!ReplyDelete
wow they alot of pretty thing there. over here in canada we do not have Micheals I wish they didReplyDelete
thank for showing it was fun to look at
Just in time for my favorite holiday - Christmas! Love all the new goodies. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Wow!!! I want 2 of everything or else I will never use it. Except for punches.ReplyDelete
My Birthday is November 10th maybe I should tell my boys that this is what I want.....except they already think that I have to much stuff!!
But I have 2 Sisters. :-)
I need to make a trip to Michaels.
Can't wait to check out those anywhere punches. The Christmas lines are wonderful, looks like a trip to see these in person is in order.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 4, 2010 at 8:29 PM
I see you posted a photo of K&Co's punch out ornaments. I got the book of them a couple of yrs ago and am finally putting them together. They really are a lot of fun and pretty!ReplyDelete
Diana Ballard
Jonesboro, Ga
Love those punches, and the snowflake paper, is that Martha Steward also!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 4, 2010 at 8:37 PM
wow, i'm heading to michaels....ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 4, 2010 at 8:59 PM
Wow! Better hold onto my pocketbook. Thanks for the temptaions!ReplyDelete
Wow, what amazing Christmas products.ReplyDelete
Fun shopping with you Joy! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Looks like I'll be going to Michael's Saturday morning! Clean the house? Bah humbug! lolReplyDelete
I went to Michael's also and just drooled over all the awesome products available. I need my 40% coupon!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing, Joy!
cal8007 at aol dot com
- AnonymousNovember 5, 2010 at 12:18 AM
Thanks for the heads up. I am so far from a Michaels do you know if they sell online?ReplyDelete
Wow! Awesom post.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing all these wonderful goodies!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 5, 2010 at 5:23 AM
Wow!!! You've gone James Bond U R now definately "oo7" Thanks 4 all the info....goin' there this a.m. 2take a look C and buy a little sumpin' sumpin' :) Luv Martha's punches :)ReplyDelete
Awesome!!! I bet you felt like a kid in a candy store!!ReplyDelete
ooohhhhh ahhh.... I will need to stay away for a few weeks. I love punches and paper and....ReplyDelete
Wow. Looks like Michael's has some great stuff! Lots more than Joanns and Hobby Lobby!ReplyDelete
- Tanya TNovember 5, 2010 at 8:37 AM
Wow! Need to go back to Michaels and JoAnns...I have some of Martha's punches and I really love them. Thanks for sharing pics of all the Christmas goodies that are now out!ReplyDelete
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Oh My Word! I had to wipe the drool off my keyboard! I SO wish we had a Michael's here! I'm feeling the NEED for some of those papers, and the MS punches, and..and...ReplyDelete
Always great stuff at Michaels. Have already gone crazy with MS punches and different stickers, etc. Can't beat the 40 or 50% off coupons you get at checkout.ReplyDelete
I have not been a real fan of MS punches--in the past! That changed with the punch around the page styles. Now I'm hooked! Off to M's I go!ReplyDelete
Oh boy, this new Michael's stuff is going to get me in trouble again. I already see about 8 items, I have to have and several I would like. Help Me!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 5, 2010 at 10:37 AM
Your Michaels has a much better selection than mine does. You are making me want to shop. ;)ReplyDelete
Erin K.
ekell77 at hotmail dot com
I love new stuff! I was going to go there today anyway so this makes me even more excited.ReplyDelete
Love those pics. Now I need to get some more christmas paper! And those punches look great too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 5, 2010 at 11:32 AM
Hi again I know I left a comment earlier this a.m. but I just got back from Michael's and bought Martha Stewart's punches: the present edge punch, punch/stamp stocking, punch/stamp gift...I am in love with her punch/stamps so thanks Joy for the heads up on this makes me happy...happy..and filled with Joy...much Joy....SO.. Happy..Happy..Joy..Joy...:)ReplyDelete
HOW FUN - CAN'T WAIT FOR THE WEEKEND!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing coupons and all these goodiesReplyDelete
What GREAT stuff! I can't believe how low your prices are though! I just paid $19 Canadian for the Martha Stewart punch around the page snowflake set - and that was WITH a 50% off coupon!ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to trying out the punch anywhere on the page punches too. Have you tried them? I'll look forward to reading a post with a project when you do!
OMG!!!!!!!! I want one of each!!!!!(Santa, I've been a very good girl!!)ReplyDelete
I bought the Halloween MS punches on clearance and LOVE them!ReplyDelete
Michael's has tons of stuff! Lots of wonderful Christmas paper.ReplyDelete
Heading to Michael's on Sunday - looking forward to seeing those punches!ReplyDelete
In a word, WOW!ReplyDelete
Wow! So what went home with you Joy? LOLReplyDelete
I was just at my Michaels again this morning and bought another punch around the page with my 40% off coupon I also bought one yesterday I was going to wait until weekend to go back to get the second one but MS stuff is 25% off next week so will not be able to use coupon I have another coupon that expires today thinking of going back oh I am bad but I am saving here in BC Canada the punch around the pages are $27.99 so the coupuns helpReplyDelete
Thanks for the Show & Tell, now I can plan how to use my 50% off coupons I got in store for next week!!!ReplyDelete
Just got back from Michael's & all I can say is "I'm in so much trouble!" (That place can be very hazardous to your wallet.)ReplyDelete
Lots of great stuff is out there. How will I ever decide on what I want most.ReplyDelete
Oh I love Martha's punches, I need to make a run to Michaels, tfs!ReplyDelete
Thanks, Joy. Pictures are always great!ReplyDelete
I'm not LOOKING.... I'm Not Looking... I'm not looking! Oh.... they are soooo pretty... the paper and the punches... mannnnn... I'm not looking! :o)ReplyDelete
OH MY GOODNESS I want it all!!! I guess I am going to have to stop at michaels tomorrow while my husband goes to the football game.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing all of the lovely goodies!ReplyDelete
LizW in TX
I love shopping at Michaels. Thanks for the information.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! Counting down the days till Black Friday!ReplyDelete
I love it all, going shopping tomorrow!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 5, 2010 at 10:47 PM
Oh my word! Thank you for sharing all the new goodies. You're such an enabler...I guess I'm lucky I don't live close to M's cuz I want much more than I should.ReplyDelete
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Everything looks great! One can never have too many Christmas craft supplies!ReplyDelete
Wouldn't you know the one week that I have been out of town, and everyone has such wonderful stuff out. I still have one day left but the selection will probably be picked over. Our Michaels never seems to carry as much as yours. My be that is a blessing in disquise.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 5, 2010 at 11:57 PM
Oh Joy, you're killing me here!ReplyDelete
I love Martha S punches and anything Anna Griffin! The big
problem is I can't go in any
Mikes this time of year because they are loaded with those stinking cinnamon pine cones and I
am horribly allergic to them. So I
always miss out on seeing the Christmas stuff because of them.
But thank you anyway for giving me a little peak at the fun stuff there. I'm nuts over all that pretty Christmas paper too. Darn it all, I hate allergys!
Oh, and wow, I didn't know M S had punch anywhere on the page punches! Ronny J.
I'm going to M's today...hope I get to get my hands on some of these goodies!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing. My store is 3 hours away so it is awesome to have a sneak peak.ReplyDelete
how fun thanks joyReplyDelete
My DH thanks you!! (not really lol!)ReplyDelete
so many choice........so little money! Very enticing. Thanx for sharing.ReplyDelete
I'm going to Michaels' tomorrow!!ReplyDelete
I saw all these goodies yesterday during my Michaels visitReplyDelete
Wahoo! What great new goodies! Can't wait to try an anywhere punch. My M's hasn't put any of this stuff out yet... aargh.ReplyDelete
Wow! It's like Christmas morning for Scrapbookers! Have I died and gone to ScrapHeaven?ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh....why do they do this to us!!!!! lolReplyDelete
I love them all and I work just to buy crafts...lol
Love the anywhere punches those are awesome just wish they werent so expense. Well iquess there is the 50% off coupons!!Thank heaven for those.ReplyDelete
Love it! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
- ScrappyMamaNovember 8, 2010 at 9:59 AM
Thanks for all the info, Joy...you do a GREAT job of keeping us informed!!!ReplyDelete
Wow, Joy!!! :) You must live next to a great Michael's!ReplyDelete
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Henry Brant, like Harry Partch and Conlon Nancarrow, is without question one of America's great originals. And like them, he had been an embarrassment to the musical status quo. Of course he was difficult. He chose a form hard to replicate with recordings: since the early 50's he has concentrated on spatial music, that is, music for diverse and often large resources physically arranged around a space, rather than facing the audience from the front. (Stockhausen too made some important advances in this field, but soon moved to the surround world of loudspeakers; Brant stayed with acoustic sources, carefully positioned). In a sense, then, this is site-specific music, and of course neither the site nor the spatial effect could be reproduced on record. However, the instrumentation, its deployment, the exploded nature of the compositions (requiring multiple conductors) and the sheer imagination of this music translate perfectly well. The two pieces here are Northern Lights over the Twin Cities and A plan of the Air. The first is scored for Orchestra, symphonic band, two choirs, a pipe band, a percussion group, two jazz groups, ten pianos and soloists; the second for multiple instrumental and vocal groups. Lights was probably recorded in 1985 at the premiere. It doesn't say how or by whom, but it's a professional recording. A Plan was probably recorded in 1975. The mastering for both is credited to Teo Macero. Disc A also contains an extra MP3 file of 41 minutes of Brant speaking about his music, acoustics, new concert hall design ..
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Dubuffet worked in various media in a style now referred to as Art Brut. In 1960 he and the Danish painter Asger Jorn began to make improvised music, using all kinds of instruments, at home, using a then new tape recorder. This CD collects some of that work, recorded in 1961, an aural equivalent in many ways of his 'naif' visual style: very abstract, formally chaotic, rather homogeneous. Historic, but takes no prisoners.
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Like that candy corn in the crack of your sofa cushions, the movie Cool Runnings or the actor Michael Caine, this is slightly old and yet important: When Jennifer Lawrence sat down with David Letterman Thursday, he procured a paparazzi photo of her in a bikini so that she could "answer" for her saggy butt. JLaw claimed that the offending derrière was an impostor: "It's not my butt and I will not take responsibility for it. It's a 90-year-old butt that's been photoshopped onto my body, and is posing as my butt."
The following day, other photos of Lawrence's bikini-ed ass from a different beach trip were leaked in order to discredit the first ass. Or something. WHO CARES. Also, Dave Letterman, I am disappointed in you. Your total screen time adds up to the comprehensive age of a toddler and your 'nads are probably down to your ankles. So shut your trap. [NYDN, The Superficial]
JLaw was also on Saturday Night Live over the weekend and apparently she was a good sport but that shit blew. Nevertheless, steady ratings for SNL. [Vulture]
Katie Couric has snagged the first interview with Manti Te'o in the wake of Fakegirlfriendgate, who will appear with his parents Brian and Otillia on Katie to discuss the already-infamous Internet hoax involving a made-up girl named Lennay Kekua who supposedly died of cancer before Te'o could meet her (in an ESPN interview, Te'o admitted that ""I kind of tailored my stories to have people think that, yeah, he met her before she passed away.") Meanwhile, in her Hawaiian getaway, Oprah screams "DAMN YOU, KATIE COO!" [ABC News]
A "source" says it finally sunk into Taylor Swift sun-kissed head that everyone knows about her love life and she is now "mortified."
At first Taylor just thought it was funny how much interest people had in her love life and she went along with it. But now she's the butt of jokes on Saturday Night Live, in the tabloids and on the late night shows. She laughed it off, but the jokes made about her at the Golden Globes got under her skin. It's finally hit home with Taylor. She really wants to make an effort to slow down and not jump from boyfriend to boyfriend. In a weird way all the negative press has really opened her eyes and will be good for her!"
No! No! Keep doing you! Did The Cloonster ever settle down? Heeeeeellll no. [Radar Online]
Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens are BFFs 4 E and E and E and E. [People]
James Franco and his Spring Breakers co-star Ashley Benson made a weird jokey video where they roam through a house and he lip-synchs Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend" with a Beebs-esque baseball cap on. At Sundance, he admits: ''I was asked to take it down by some people. Bieber didn't contact me, but I don't think he was too happy. I wasn't trying to dis him." One can only assume the two were
totally high under the influence of something that rhymes with "shlarijuana" and is the same thing that probably made them nap during Skyfall. [E!]
And on his new film, a documentary called Kink:
"Sex and sexuality are such big parts of our lives - the ways that we define ourselves, the ways that we interact with each other. Even if you insist on living an incredibly chaste life and you're chaste in your thoughts, that's a conscious and concerted effort to keep sex from your thoughts. So you're still engaging with sex even if it's in a negative capacity. [...] This is for all the 50 Shades of Grey fans. This is what you're reading about. This is the real thing. This is what it looks like. This isn't the dime store version of bondage. This is what bondage is like."
[MTV News]
Drew Barrymore is determined to do right by her daughter Olive: "I will be there at 3 pm in the school line waiting to pick her up, that's first and foremost. I think that's as a kid what I craved the most, was just believing that was going to be there. I think the world offers so many wonderful varieties of obstacles but that shouldn't be one for kids – is the worry that my parent won't be there." [Showbiz Spy]
- Zoey 101 star Matthew Underwood won't go to jail following his marijuana arrest. [TMZ]
- On their way to a Mensa meeting, presumably, "Khloe [Kardashian] jiggles Kim [Kardashian's] breast on a drunken night out in Kardashians Miami show premiere." [Daily Mail]
- Speaking of which, Kris Jenner got swatted over the weekend:
- Barbara Walters fell and cut her head at an inaugural party in Washington D.C. and spent the evening in the hospital under observation. :( [Fox News]
- The Batmobile was auctioned off for $4.6 million. ("Sold! To the person whose childhood never really ended!") [Yahoo Sports]
- Real Housewives of Miami's Alexia Echevarria is suing her insurance broker over $2 million in medical bills for her son's car crash. [TMZ]
- Leonardo DiCaprio is planning a long hiatus from acting. [Daily Mail]
- 17-year-old rapper Chief Keef is being sued for child support by a middle schooler in Chicago. [TMZ]
- J.J. Abrams will make a Lance Armstrong biopic. [Rolling Stone]
- Harry Styles' mom wishes he wouldn't keep getting tattoos: "She thinks he's getting addicted to sitting in the artist's chair. She's concerned about the lasting effects of the scribbles all over his body and thinks he could live to regret some of them." [Yahoo OMG UK]
- Jerry Seinfeld is collaborating with hip hop artist Wale on an album (??). [Rolling Stone]
- This is a photo Stacy Keibler Instagrammed of a pregnant Jenna Dewan-Tatum because the world is small, and does this mean El Clooño and Chay Tates are friends?!? [Us Weekly]
- Just after President Obama's intimate swearing-in ceremony at the White House, Malia was overheard saying: "I'm so happy. Yay!" And Sasha: "Good job, Dad... you didn't mess up." [People]
- Matthew McConaughey is slowly going to get back to normal weight again after a hella scary underweight year for his role as an AIDS patient in Dallas Buyers Club. [Page Six]
- Madonna and her new trainer are releasing a series of workout DVDs to try to knock Madge's former trainer Tracy Anderson off her throne. Except they're called "Hard Candy Fitness: Addicted to Sweat," so... no? [Page Six]
- Shawty Lo was NOT arrested, despite reports yesterday. [XXL Mag]
- Yes, Mark Wahlberg sings that terrible song from Boogie Nights!!! YOU GOT THE TOUCH!! YOU GOT THE POWER!!! [NYDN]
- Jennifer Lopez and Casper Smart got a little brown boxer puppy and named it Bear. [Us Weekly]
- Selena Gomez's life without Justin Bieber, she told concertgoers, has been "weird and sad and cool." [Us Weekly]
- Shortly after Robert Redford called out Paris Hilton for running around Sundance for no good reason and generally being useless, Paris arrived in Park City "in full-out diva mode." [Page Six]


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|Chiropractic Care Is Comprehensive Care
|Following a complete evaluation, which includes a history and physical examination, your chiropractor will design a care plan that will meet your specific health needs. Your care plan will include chiropractic care focusing on improving function of your spinal column. Your care plan will likely include additional recommendations, such as stretches, exercises, and nutritional planning. Your chiropractic care plan may, depending on the circumstances, include strategies for reducing stress and obtaining proper rest.
Your chiropractor is a holistic practitioner who has expertise in many areas of health care. Chiropractic care is well known for its ability to treat musculoskeletal problems such as neck pain, back pain, and headaches. As chiropractic care focuses on the nerve system, your chiropractor may be of benefit in the overall care plan for many other conditions.
Chiropractic care is the one form of health care that keeps on giving. Chiropractic care certainly helps people to recover from short-term health problems, but this powerful method of healing also helps people stay well and assists in preventing new problems from developing.
Your chiropractor treats a wide variety of musculoskeletal problems. Neck pain, back pain, pain that travels from the neck to the arm and hand, pain that travels from the back to the leg and foot, headaches, and muscle spasms are conditions commonly treated by chiropractic care. Your chiropractor also treats many types of exercise- and sports-related injuries, such as rotator cuff injuries, tennis elbow, wrist sprains, knee injuries, ankle sprains, and shin splints. Repetitive stress injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome are also treated by chiropractic care. Also, chiropractic care may be a valuable addition to treatment for sleep disorders, digestive problems, menstrual cramps, asthma, and various allergies. Chiropractic care may also be of great assistance during pregnancy, in helping to relieve neck pain and back pain and to ease the process of delivery.
Chiropractic care can be beneficial for so many health problems owing to the fact that chiropractic care directly affects the functioning of your nerve system. Your nerve system, consisting of your brain, spinal cord, and nerves that branch out to the rest of your body, is your master physiologic system. Your nerve system, by sending signals to every cell, tissue, and organ in your body, controls all the other systems. Your heart relies on the nerve system so that it can pump blood at the right time and in the right amount.1 Your small intestine relies on the nerve system so that it can complete the digestion of food and transmit usable nutrients to the bloodstream.2 Your white blood cells and other immune system agents rely on the nerve system so that they can quickly identify and destroy foreign invaders such as bacteria and viruses.3
But your nerve system can break down, in a sense, if spinal nerve interference is present. Such nerve interference, caused by irritation and inflammation of spinal nerves, is caused by loss of full mobility of spinal vertebras. Limited spinal motion irritates the muscles that move the spinal bones and the ligaments that hold those bones together. Inflamed spinal muscles and spinal ligaments cause spinal nerve inflammation. The immediate result is distortion in the quality and flow of information sent from the brain to the rest of the body. Too much or too little information is sent to the cells, tissues, and organs. The messages they receive are the wrong messages, or the messages arrive at the wrong time. The outcome is decreased functioning and/or inappropriate functioning of many other physiologic systems. Thus, spinal nerve interference is one of the primary causes of the many problems that may bring a person to his or her chiropractor's office.
Chiropractic care helps reduce and remove nerve interference by restoring increased functioning of your spinal column. The direct result is improved overall functioning of the rest of your body. By directly focusing on your spine and nerve system, your chiropractor can help restore quality of life and overall health and well-being.
1Muller MD, et al: Mental stress elicits sustained and reproducible increases in skin sympathetic nerve activity. Physiol Rep 2013 Mar 1(1). pii: e00002.
2Zhou G, et al: White-matter microstructural changes in functional dyspepsia: a diffusion tensor imaging study. Am J Gastroenterol 108(2):260-269, 2013
3Straub RH, et al: Role of neuroendocrine and neuroimmune mechanisms in chronic inflammatory rheumatic diseases-The 10-year update. Semin Arthritis Rheum 2013 May 31 doi: 10.1016/j.semarthrit.2013.04.008 [Epub ahead of print]


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RC is pleased to announce the latest update to The Letters of Robert Bloomfield and his Circle. Tim Fulford and his co-editors have added annotated texts of newly-discovered letters by Robert and his brothers George and Nathaniel. Fragments of a MS poem by George are also presented. Altogether, the new texts illuminate the rapidly-changing print culture of the early nineteenth century. They show the relationship between labouring-class writers and their gentlemen patrons to have been more complex than previously thought; they reveal the power of the reviewing journals; they exhibit the political divisions within the rural working class, even in times of scarcity and protest. And they provide fascinating contemporary portraits of figures including Cobbett, Fox, and the Duchess of Devonshire. Among the works discussed are Robert's third collection Wild Flowers and Nathaniel's Essay on War.
See new letters 80a, 180a, 205a, 302a, 339a, 349a, 360a, 412, and, in the Contextual Materials section, George's fragment "Crude Thoughts."


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