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Summer, I can feel you creeping up on me! I am so excited - well, maybe relieved is the right word - that warmer weather has found its way to us and even through the sticky nights and balmy days, I've been smiling. There's something about sunlight that gives me a perma-grin, even through mornings where it wakes me up at 4am streaming through my window, and through humid afternoons where it feels like I would trade in a meal for a working fan. England in the summer is something to behold - rolling greenery, blooms popping up all over and the sizzle of barbecues being lit in every garden for miles. The freshness in the air after a little summer rain, and being able to wear open toed sandals and midi skirts - it's a heady business, these next few months. I'm so excited to see this time of year return.
Having said all of that, I can't go into June without thinking of the recent sadness at the end of last month. As an ex-resident of Manchester and someone who loves the city dearly, I felt so close and yet way too far to the community of Manchester and how tragic the events of the 22nd were. I cannot begin to express my thoughts here and how deeply I send my love to those affected, directly or indirectly. All I can say is that the heartening outpour of love after the fact has been truly inspiring. Manchester, city we love, heart of the North - I'm sending all my thoughts, love and prayers your way. You will move forward from this, somehow.
I hope June is a better month, and I hope that this post brings a smile to your face, and some light to your day.
SEE: In June, I am hoping to FINALLY get to go and see Bon Iver in Dublin after the gig at the Camden Roundhouse earlier this year was cancelled. To say I've been waiting for the chance to see them for a long time is a bit of an understatement, and even now as I'm writing this I'm worried about getting too excited about it - I've been burned before! But I cannot wait, I'm going with a few of my best pals and I'm so excited to dance and sing and probs get a bit a emosh.
LISTEN: Owing to one of aforementioned best pals, I've had a really hard time getting Sylvan Esso out of my head - particularly their song Coffee, but if you want a good introduction this NPR live performance is A++. Amelia Math's voice is so thick and full, like honey. So much to get excited about!
GO: We're off to Dublin this month, and also to the North of England to visit J's family, but one place I'm *particularly* excited to explore NEXT month is Windermere in the Lake District, where we'll be going for my birthday. We still need to book somewhere to stay, but with so many cute BnBs and cosy pubs to choose from, I'm sure it's going to be a trip to remember.
EAT: During our long, dreamy Bank holiday weekend, we ambled down to Wolvercote to the Trout Inn pub which was, quite frankly, dreamy. The setting is gorgeous - if you get a nice enough Sunday, sit by the river and try their roast dinner. Not to be missed.
DRINK: I tried out some Innocent bubbles this month and I won't lie - these are freaking beautiful. Refreshing AF, light, fruity, and not heavy at all on the calories, these are perfect for warm summer days and picnics.
WEAR: Quite frankly, the less time I have to wait for & Other Stories to open in Oxford, the better. This dress is too beautiful and is calling my name for a birthday dress. I want to frolic in this swimsuit, and this maxi should be mine. Do you see my problem here?
READ: On my list is The Curated Closet, probably because of afore demonstrated shopping addiction, and also because Into Mind is just a fab blog. I'm also VERY keen to read Men Without Women, as my good friend Nicole has been harassing me about reading a Murakami and I feel like it's about time.
THINK: This month is set to be very full - busy with lots of very exciting plans, heading off on different adventures with many busy weekends, so I think a good place to start will be stillness, because finding those times in between the chaos will be crucial for me. I'm the kind of person that needs alone time after being with a group for a while, I need that processing space, so I'll be carving out gaps for those times as much as getting caught up in whirlwinds of excitement.


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And apparently I'm not alone in my obsession. One Ingredient, hosted by How To Cook Good Food and Franglais Kitchen, is also celebrating Asparagus this month.
I have some friends who are also doing the 5:2 diet, and one of their staple fast-day dinners is an omelette. I hadn't really thought of eggs as being a low calorie food, so this was a bit of a revelation to me, and I thought I'd try my own variant. Along with a couple of bunches of asparagus, and a pot of fresh tomato salsa that I'd picked up for 39p in the sale, an idea was starting to take shape.
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Summer Vegetable Omelette with Salsa
Serves 2
For the omelette:
4 eggs
50ml semi-skimmed milk
salt & pepper
For the filling:
100g baby corn
80g fine asparagus spears
100g mushrooms
100g cherry tomatoes
To serve:
100g fresh salsa
- Beat the eggs with the milk, and season with a little salt & pepper.
- Slice the baby sweetcorn in half, and add with the asparagus to a large frying pan. Saute for about five minutes.
- Add the mushrooms (thickly sliced) and cherry tomatoes (whole) to the frying pan.
- Meanwhile, divide the egg mixture between two small omelette pans and cook over a medium heat. Once the bottom layer of egg has solidified enough to hold its shape, flip the omelette to cook the other side.
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Mrs Shakespeare
Barbara Everett
- William Shakespeare: The Sonnets and 'A Lover's Complaint' edited by John Kerrigan
Viking, 458 pp, £14.95, September 1986, ISBN 0 670 81466 0
Not many stories about Shakespeare that are either credible or interesting survived the poet: but one can be found in an additional note to Aubrey's Brief Lives, which recalls him as 'the more to be admired q[uia] he was not a company keeper, lived in Shoreditch, wouldn't be debauched, and if invited to, writ: he was in pain.' This sounds true in more than one way; perhaps Shakespeare did suffer from headaches as well as high principles and good manners. But what makes the anecdote memorable is that it so nicely sums up a writer's struggle against another kind of takeover bid: that made by the 'Society' of readers and of criticism. He needs to be read, but read on his own terms. Shakespeare said in the Sonnets: 'Noe, I am that I am.'
The Sonnets are in themselves a monument to that struggle, a battle both lost and won. The attempt to make Shakespeare a 'company keeper' even conditioned their first appearance. In 1609, late in the dramatist's career, a small volume called 'SHAKE-SPEARES SONNETS' came into print, with a dedicatory page so curious that it has been used, from at least the earlier 19th century, to throw light on poems found obscure or simply not read for a hundred years or more before that. Victorian readers in practice resolved the difficulties they met by taking the dedication to indicate a simple human drama narrated in the Sonnets and involving two personalities as well as the poet's: the 'fair young man' and the 'dark lady'. For a very long time – this approach still dominates at least the more conservative or biographical criticism – the Sonnets have been read as telling some kind of love story, the objects a man and a woman (Sonnets 1-126, 127-152): and the far more important figure of the man is to be met in that 'Mr. W.H.' whom most commentators take to be addressed in the dedication as the 'ONLIE.BEGETTER.' of these poems.
In the later 1860s a French librarian, M. Philarète Chasles, published in the Athenaeum an observation largely dismissed at the time and only very occasionally glanced at since. I hadn't myself heard of him when some years ago I pleasedly 'discovered' what I only later found this almost-forgotten foreign scholar had propounded a century earlier. And Shakespeare's biographer, Samuel Schoenbaum, even now refers to him in a footnote as 'a singularly gullible gentleman', and to his suggestion as 'this tormented reading'. What Chasles tried to point out in 1867 was that the Sonnets volume begins with what is recognisably a lapidary or monumental inscription.
Some of what Chasles proposed about the dedication is wrong – he couldn't get clear of the whole 'fair young man' imbroglio, and insisted on seeing the book as dedicated to Southampton. All the same, he looked at the page in front of him with aesthetic intelligence. Curiously, many commentators on the Sonnets, a work perhaps more intensely debated than anything else Shakespeare wrote, have pondered the complications of the dedication without mentioning a simple fact. Every word in it is separated from every other by full stops. Roman inscriptions divided their close-packed words just so. When this literal habit is added to the visual form of the dedication – shaped seemingly with a conscious attempt at pattern, even perhaps intending the design of a Classical urn – then it becomes clear that the maker of this dedication has a perfectly definite purpose. He has worked in ambitious deference to a fashion then beginning to hold its own in the visual arts of Renaissance Europe.
What Chasles couldn't do was to make complete sense of what he saw. If this is easier now, the reason must be partly the help more recently given by such learned work on the art of inscriptions as John Sparrow's, whose Visible Words, Line upon Line and Lapidaria are gratefully quoted in this and the following paragraph. For some three hundred years after the mid-15th century, a new art born in Italy swept Europe, accompanying the greater visual arts. Sculptors, painters and then printers started to imitate Roman stonecutters, 'never surpassed for the beauty of their lettering'. Simple paragraphing gave way to a new and distinctive lineation, 'a significant text and a spatial representation of that text appropriate to its meaning' (a form most readily called to mind now by good Augustan tombstones, suitably the relic of the art that has proved most enduring in England). Latin was par excellence the language of inscriptions because of its linguistic character, its inflected flexibility, its freedom from 'articles and particles'. Inscriptions are laconic; and during the Renaissance the new art forged had a 'calculated and felicitous ambiguity'.
Mr.W.H. ALL.HAPPINESSE.
This ambiguity is important, for – calculated if not felicitous – it underlies the difficulty for centuries found in the Sonnets' dedication. For English is, as Sparrow says, not at all a lapidary language. Mr W.H. and T.T. were trying clumsily to do with it what more brilliant if small-scale artists had done in this Latin inscription of 1592 on the fifth bell in the Chapel Tower of Winchester College:
This says: 'Bell-notes are prayers from earth to heaven as well as blessings descending to earth from the skies.' The finest inscriptions of the time (some of the best are gathered into the Lapidaria, volumes printed with great beauty by Stanley Morison) work with this grace and wit, minute yet monumental. Carefully central or final in climax, a single verb or pregnant noun will so govern contrasting predicates as to reflect the tragi-comedy of the human condition. Thus Robert Burton ('Democritus Junior'), the sad creator of the great Anatomy of Melancholy, is commemorated (1639) in the Cathedral at Christ Church, Oxford:
I follow here Sparrow's slightly improved and cleaned-up version: the original at Christ Church punctuates exactly like the Sonnets' dedication, but with commas between the words instead of full stops. The play of wit is obvious either way: the intellectual withdraws from the social ('known to few') to make possible his own work ('unknown to fewer'); and 'withdrawal' itself, in more senses than one, may be the source and condition of that melancholia which gave Burton his great Anatomy while destroying the man himself.
The dedicatory inscription of Q (as the 1609 Quarto edition of the Sonnets is known to scholars) lacks this learned or clerical economy. But its careful structure, which perhaps aspires to resemble an urn (another form of Renaissance wit – 'figured' writing) seems thus to attempt a classic statement. Linguistically, it falls between two stools, trying to add to the word-order of a Classical Latin sentence the syntactic ambiguity of a later age of inscription. The first half up to 'WISHETH' mimics in English Latin word-order: 'Mr W.H. wishes to the only begetter of these ensuing sonnets all happiness and that eternity he, our ever-living poet, has himself promised (to another and to himself)' is what it means. This solemn pastiche is then confounded by the bringing into play of the (in this case disruptive) bifocal verb of inscriptions. Having concluded one period, 'WISHETH' has to generate a second, in order to work – in theory – like 'AUDITE' and 'DEDIT' above. Not only Mr W.H. WISHETH but also and equally WISHETH T.T. the well-wishing adventurer.
The inventor of this artlessly artful device had, I would suggest, a motive beyond the saving of type and ink. And the clue to it lies in the first words of the inscription, that 'ONLIE. BEGETTER.' which has only begotten so much and such vexed discussion for upwards of two centuries. If academic studies of Q sometimes seem low in their appreciation of the aesthetic, they are hardly readier with the theological. Editors and commentators have with extraordinary frequency pronounced 'beget' in this context to mean 'get', 'procure', or 'inspire'. But this simple word had for Elizabethans the straightforward sense it still has for us. To beget is literally to father, and metaphorically to give life. For the English Renaissance mind there was only one 'ONLIE.BEGETTER.': God, the Father and Maker of all things, who as the First Person of the Trinity 'only begot' (all alone, uniquely and for ever) the Second Person, God's Son Jesus Christ who was the 'only-begotten of the Father'. And it is this same God the Father who, as Jarweh of the Old Testament, defined himself by saying: 'I am that I am.'
In their verbally-reciprocal sentence Mr W.H. and T.T. are dedicating their book with, literally, the greatest possible placatory deference (even if with also a little friendly humour). The dedicatee, the divine father who begot these ensuing sonnets on his Muse, can only conceivably be Shakespeare – the Sonnets are, after all, like children, called 'SHAKE-SPEARES'. As the (again, literally) middle-man Mr W.H. and the publisher T.T. (whom we know to be Thomas Thorpe) render back to the poet 'that eternity promised by our ever-living poet' himself, so do the inscriptional lineation and syntax work to involve the three men in a three-in-one, one-in-three pattern of mutual good. The dedicatory inscription is, in short, one of those now quite dead Trinitarian conceits or devices that haunt the art of the English Renaissance even in stone: Trinitarian (three-sided) houses were then designed and built, like Triangular Lodge, erected at Rushton, Northamptonshire, in 1594-7, with over the doorway the text: 'TRES TESTIMONIUM DANT.' The builder, not very surprisingly, was named Tresham.
Tresham, a converted Catholic, was putting up a brave show. The intentions of Mr W.H. and T.T. can similarly be guessed at. The very difficult doctrine of the Trinity clearly fulfils a distinct purpose in theological terms: it locates at the heart of Christianity a God creative and loving, and always in process of giving life. As such, the figure can be used for saying something about the peculiar conditions, at once private and public, of literary creativity. The middle-man Mr W.H. and the publisher T.T. are selling a nice idea about literature. And they are manifestly selling it too (and first) to their First Person, the writer himself: the dedication says winsomely that, to the withdrawn poet, the publisher and the sales manager (if that is what the Holy Ghost is) are vital to the whole business of creativity. This is why the language of the inscription pleadingly and seductively interpenetrates itself, three-in-one and one-in-three: Shakespeare is given what he gives, 'that eternity promised by our ever-living poet' – and what keeps him ever-living is his publisher and his middle-man.
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I have a 92 toyota camry automatic 2.2 liter, I have a check engine light on. I diagnostic it & it read a code 11, what is the symptom: efi relay, throttle position Sensor or ignition problem. I try to start in the morning, I have to crank it a few times to get my car to start. What problem is it, What do i do?
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From what I read about a code 11 it sounds like you have lost power to the computer. It could be as simple as a blown fuse. That is where I would start. Check all of the fuses. If they are all good, clean, and tight you will need to check the wiring. I would probably start at the computer and work toward the source. If you check and have power at the computer you can stop there and we will need to look into another reason why you would have this code. If you don't have power there, start tracing the wires back until you find it.
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I'll give you a jump start on the diagnosis. Both Toyota and Nissan of that era bought their ignition switches from the same supplier in Japan. Not that they interchange but they have some common problems where the battery power to the ECM / ignition goes away during cranking. What I am driving at is start with Garner's suggestion of checking fuses then using a test light probe the wires on the ignition switch as you turn the key. You will find one that's hot all the time (battery) and one that goes off during cranking (radio / acc) one that is only hot for the starter / crank position, and one that should stay on for both "on" and "crank" if all is well. Work the switch several times and jiggle it to see if everything is good or if you possibly get flickering of the test light.
Suggestion: Pull the small wire off the starter during your test so you are not constantly cranking the engine.
The switch itself comes out the back of the ignition lock and they are fairly cheap. ($20?) IOW, no need to get new keys. Basically you remove the top / bottom shell from the steering column and look around the back side of where the key goes. It's usually held in place by 1-2 small screws.
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Apparently I'm feeling a little random with my Random Facts post and now these random tips. I'll try to get a little more organized in the future. Maybe.
I just like to pass along any tidbits that I think might be helpful to someone, so I'm sharing two kitchen tips and a general-life tip.
1. Keep your ice cream fresh.
After you scoop out your ice cream, place a piece of plastic wrap over the remaining ice cream in the carton. Gently press it down to cover the surface of the ice cream, and tuck the edges inside the carton (just so they don't stick out when you put the lid on). Put your lid on and put it back in the freezer. Next time you go to get ice cream, it will be just as fresh as a brand new carton and won't have any of those pesky ice crystals.
2. Save your Tupperware.
When you put leftovers into plastic containers, anything tomato-based can (and most likely will) stain your plastic container. This is such an easy fix. Spray your clean container with non-stick spray (such as Pam) before you fill it with spaghetti sauce, chili, etc. After you've consumed your yummy leftovers, your container will wash up nicely with no orange-red stains.
3. Backup your wallet.
We backup our computer files and photographs, but most people don't think to "backup" their wallets. This will take maybe 10 minutes, and it can be done at home if you have a printer/copier/scanner. Simply photocopy the fronts and backs of all your credit cards, debit cards, driver's license, and even gift cards (most companies will issue a replacement for lost or stolen gift cards). I even photocopied my insurance cards and library card. :) My printer also works as a copier, so I just laid my cards face-down and made a copy. Then I flipped them over and made another copy. Store your copies in a safe place in your home. If your purse or wallet is ever lost or stolen, you have all the information you need to quickly cancel debit and credit cards and get replacements for other important cards. A few minutes now can save you some panic and money later if your wallet should go missing.
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Guerrero Gallery is pleased to present Man In Transition, a collection of works by Remio. Through the presented pieces, we experience the artist's progressions from the traditional graffiti world and his development of work intertwining both street and gallery contexts. Enamored with both non-consensual public art and with a form of portraiture that follows the classic traditions of the practice, Remio's craft is fused through an analogous stylistic purity. While his pieces communicate a rough and playful release through their visual freedom, their focus on the process of iteration is still highly evident. Remio's body of work comes together as it drifts apart, uniting two variant practices to form a dirty yet strangely graceful aesthetic.
The most dominant component within Remio's new approach are his "cluster-faces", whose seemingly impassive and inscrutable stares belie their status as both portraits and meditations. Titled from a phrase, a place, or a person whom he is currently contemplating, the paintings – whilst purposefully colorful and accessible – aim to reveal the inner workings of the self. In Remio's words, his paintings show faces "peeling back their exterior, the skin, the flesh, the blood, the bone" until all that's left are the feelings or spirit of the subject. Colours represent feelings, hue and tone represent mood, and the blankness of the faces can be seen as a direct reference to the literal superficiality of their surfaces, their inconsistency, and the intertwined yet contradictory nature of inside and out.
Born and raised on a small island in Norway, Remio has lived a nomadic lifestyle for many years, travelling the world in constant search of new places to paint and new people to paint with. He first discovered graffiti in the mid 1990s, tagging the names of his musical heroes such as Nirvana or Zap40 (in reverence to the birth year of Frank Zappa). He eventually came upon his current name in 1998, reversing the alias he then used, Imer, and adding an 'O' in respect to the legendary Canadian writer Fatso. Having moved to Vancouver in 2000, he started the VTS crew (Vandal Team Supreme, Vandal Travel System, Vandalize Till Sunrise, Very Top Secret) in 2002, alongside Kaput and then girlfriend Acter. Remio's dynamism and obvious devotion to the form has led to his membership to two other legendary collectives, Twists' DFW/THR and Os Gemeos' VLOK. Still holding his anonymity close to his chest, and revered as king of the DIY graffiti scene for his celebrated 'zine Sleepner and his homemade t-shirts, hats, stickers and buttons, Remio stands as one of the key contemporary proponents of graffiti culture's raw essence.
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Tim Diet
With childhood icons and trademarks representative of current day urban experiences, Tim Diet creates colorfully striking narratives through his juxtaposition of nostalgic imagery. His paintings are cleverly playful, evoking a non-judgemental yet multidimensional perspective of varied modern lifestyles. Drawing inspiration from his extensive collection of iconic relics from days past, his work communicates through fresh visual language that vividly connects to a broad audience.
Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Tim Diet began painting in the 80s, sneaking out of his parents' house at night to "tag" alongside his older brother. The graffiti lifestyle immediately drew him in and influenced not only his craft, but his persona and idea factory as well. Diet has traveled across the US, Europe and Japan, just to paint. His recognizable work can be found on streets across the globe, in numerous books & publications, and now in galleries as his unique style continues to develop. This is Me will be the first exhibition of Tim Diet's full body of work.
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The creative process is therapeutic for many of us. If we are writers, we wrench out poetry, prose, a play about our pain, about our mistakes in life.
We explain ourselves to ourselves, and generally feel better. A cousin of mine, who was made miserable by his mother, wrote her a long letter after she died. Afterward, he felt relief, unburdened.
But writing is not the only way for people to unveil their troubles. Some compose music, a few paint, others choreograph or dance. Chris Furbee is making a documentary of his mother's life, a film that powerfully reveals her gradual deterioration — physical and mental — from Huntington's disease.
In the video — some still frames from it are shown above — we see Mr. Furbee's mother early on, before the onset of Huntington's. She is a beautiful young woman, a fine artist. Then she is 40, in the writhing, uncooperative movements typical of Huntington's, a personal plague like no other. Finally she is on the floor, her mental capacity gone, few words remaining.
Mr. Furbee, too, has the single dominant gene for Huntington's in every part of his body, every cell. The disease is a criminal that wants to steal his brain. It is the worst of the dementias, with its early onset and its inevitability. There is no return, no recovery.Continue reading the main story
I met Mr. Furbee, now 40, three years ago when he came to my class with his genetic counselor, Andrea Zanko. He was there to provide the medical students with a view of Huntington's and of the "medical interview" process in a complex and difficult disease.
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This morning on my way to work I cast off my second Norwegian Baby Hat, I dare say that this has by far become my chosen hat pattern for the small set. I think it may have something to do with the shape and how it reminds me of the head piece Merlin wears in Excalibur (scroll down for the photo). I just might knit one out of a silver lame yarn and dress Baby Boy us as Merlin for his first Halloween…does that make me a bad Mummy?
This was knit with the skein of Apple Laine Apple Pie yarn in Blue Jean that Jen gave me as a b-day gift using Addi Turbo 2.5mm circs a la magic loop for the hem/cuff/whatever you call it and Brittanny 3mm DPNs for the rest. There was plenty of yarn left over so during my morning break I cast on the first half of a pair of baby booties using my default baby bootie pattern. This yarn is quite yummy…I may have to get myself some more.
Here is one of the FO's from yesterday's blitz:
Rocketry, kit purchased at Lettuce Knit, knit on Denise US8 needles. Once it's done with the blocking (which will go way faster if the effin' cats would stop trying to take a nap on it!) I will attach some nice buttons I procured at Courage My Love in Kensingston Market some time ago.
I kinda jumped the gun on declaring the Jane Origami Sweater a FO…I still need to attach the two front pieces but am concerned that I'm doing something wrong so I'm going to ask Laura about it on Wednesday night to hopefully save me having to rip and reseam it again.
In other knitting news:
The placket neck sweater has been frogged and is being reknit as a BSJ (which was it's original project) and I have started a new placket neck sweater for Abi with the cotton fleece I salvaged from a misguided theory that Teva Durhams Ballet t-shirt would look good on me.


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Sometimes we imagine we are further removed from depravity that we actually are.
And then, without warning, without any reason, we are thrown back into an understanding of what it was like to live back then, in black and white and faded greys.
The Ireland of the eighties was not a pleasant place. For many, the era is defined as that sunny weekend when Ray Houghton scored against England in Stuttgart, but that flash of colour was but a glimpse at the end of an era we now barely recognise.
I remember those days as being permanently wet, lived in black and white in a time where there was no scope for the individual to stand aside from the crowd. The masonic camaraderie of the old boys' club governed not only in State and Church, but in the condensation-covered shop windows in every small town and village in Ireland; in places where the maintainance of the status quo was paramount.
It was a place where everyone had to know their place and keep to it. Every community we knew had its order, its pecking list, the priest, the guard, the postmaster, the princes of commerce, the sons of the princes of commerce, the sleeeveens on the corner making sure that everyone stayed in their place, behaved; the squinting windows used to police us all, like the panopticon of old.
Thinking back now, it was a suffocatingly nauseating place, of permanent rain and sodden duffle coats, handed down from child to child. A place where school was terrifiying, where you learned the lesson through fear of physical retribution; the leather and the stick and the harsh tongue of humiliation all used to keep you in your place for fear you'd have notions.
I remember on a rare occasion when a teacher was proffered to us for career guidance. The lads from one side of town were in there longer than most for thery had laid before them a wider choice for where life would bring them. I recall being asked what I wanted to do with my life. When I told her that I'd like to write or be a photographer or something like that, she looked at me and said "hmmm, your father's the bank porter, isn't he? Wouldn't it be more in your line now to be thinking about something like that and less of yer notions about writing."
This was the world in which the small people of Ireland were kept small. Because you knew the odds were against you whatever way you went.
And this was the world that faced Joanne Hayes and her family when circumstance threw them into the limelight. A judiciary that saw them as mildly comedic, characters from the plays that 'civilised' society would guffaw at with their Dublin friends when they'd hop along to the Abbey Theatre and watch the works of Synge and O'Casey.
Rural Ireland was there for urban Ireland to laugh at. And Rural Ireland too had its own hierarchy in which it afforded itself the opportunity to laugh at those further down its own pecking order.
If anything comes out of this week's unexpected trip back to 1984, it is that some restitution will be afforded the Hayes family; that justice or even explanation and sympathy will be found for Baby John and his family; and that the country will never ever let itself down again in the way it did in the many decades up until then.
I hope that we have moved on and become more cognisant of those who are vulnerable among us; and in the main we have, but there is always a danger that we will find that any perceived difference that marks us apart from "Others", will find its place in policy, in politics, and in the ever so polite discourse that spills out over expensive coffees in modern cafe society.


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These are two simple and wonderful digital light downloads. The first light illustration is of a lit candle in a vintage candle holder. I love the simple lines and design of this digital candle clip art. And, the second digital light illustration is of an antique oil lamp image. I love the wisps of dark smoke coming from inside the glass cover of the lamp. On occasion I've used my great grandmother's antique oil lamp, and sometimes great plumes of smoke will rise up.
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I urge everyone to read this horrifying account of how the Obama administration learned of Russian active measures that were designed to disrupt the 2016 presidential election and to throw the election to Donald Trump, whom the Russians have long seen as far friendlier to their interests and designs. I won't excerpt anything from the story; just read it all, and be prepared to be deeply angry. A combination of fear, excessive confidence in Hillary Clinton's electoral appeal and an inability to confront Republicans at the state and national level who are equally complicit in having ensured that Russian interference in…
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A Bit More of "The Apprentice" in National Government, Please
There is not much more to add to this Daniel Nexonesque evisceration of the appalling argument that we should celebrate nepotism and Jared Kushner's presence in the White House. But I would like to draw out a point to which Nexon alludes.
"Hamilton": A Review . . . along with Associated Comments
On the evening of March 15, I finally got a chance to see the Chicago production of Hamilton. It was everything that I hoped that it would be, but of course, there is much more to say about this extraordinary production. So, I aim to say it here and now.
Lives (and Other Things) that Do and Do Not Matter: The Donald Trump Edition
I have been thinking a lot about Donald Trump and the lives and other things that may or may not matter to him. After much deliberation, I think I have divined a certain set of criteria with which we may determine which lives and things do and do not matter.
Democrats Should Hold the Gorsuch Nomination Hostage
Judge Neil Gorsuch is a genuinely outstanding jurist, who would be a superb addition to the United States Supreme Court. All Americans can and should be deeply proud that his intellect, his devotion to scholarship, and his fidelity to original public meaning jurisprudence has brought him to this extraordinary moment in his career and his life. I greatly respect his ability, his jurisprudential philosophy, and his character, which by all accounts is beyond reproach. I suppose this sounds as though I am putting aside my Never-Trumpism for a moment and supporting the Trump administration in its nomination of Judge Gorsuch.…
Anatomy of Craziness–Monday Night Massacre Edition
Today, Monday, January 30, 2017, has seen yet more insanity perpetrated on the country by the Trump administration, which continues to be determined to prove itself the worst thing to have ever happened to American politics.
Steamroll the Trumpkins
Given my most recent post, I presume that it will only be a matter of time before someone asks me "how do we get the Trumpkins to abandon Donald Trump, at long last?" My response: Don't bother trying to convert the Trumpkins. Just beat and steamroll them without any semblance of pity.
Donald Trump Is Not as Bad as We Thought He Would Be. He's Worse. Far Worse.
Since Donald Trump's inauguration as president, the following has occurred in the United States of America: Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington had to file a complaint "to notify the new president that he was officially in violation of his lease for the Trump International Hotel down the street from the White House. The lease that one of Trump's company's, Trump Old Post Office LLC, signed with the government states that no 'elected official' of the U.S. government can share in the lease or derive benefit from it." Trump heard a sermon from Robert Jeffress, a Trumpkin pastor who tried to invoke God to…
The Worst Possible Inaugural Address, By the Worst Possible President
Donald Trump is now the president of the United States, and on his very first day, with his very first speech, he has managed to redraw the picture of America to which we are used. Before Trump, we were accustomed to an America that engaged the world with confidence and strength. An America willing to trade with the world, understanding that trade is not a zero-sum game. An America that not only honored its alliances, but ensured that its allies would never have any reason to doubt American resolve. An America with problems–because no nation is without problems–but one that…
. . . The Republican Party Left Me.
Today, I joined the Libertarian Party. The screenshot of my signup can be found above. For the first time since 1984, I no longer identify as a Republican.


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If there's one thing I've learned about Infosys after more than a year of covering the company's wanton visa and tax fraud and its shameless retaliation against Jay Palmer, the employee and whistleblower who had the guts to expose it all, it's that Infosys is the poster child for corporate dysfunction. So it's unsurprising that my interest would be piqued by a workplace consultant who contends that dysfunctional corporate culture is so pervasive as to be the norm in the corporate world.
I've been in every industry, I've been in the back offices of companies, and I would say there is some form of dysfunction in every company that I've ever seen or heard of. There's some variation of this dysfunction in every company that I have come in contact with. From the outside everything looks great, but when you pull back the curtain, it's almost like Oz-you see what's really going on. Most people aren't exposed to that, so they wouldn't know. But having really come up that way, I've seen it all.
I referred to the gender imbalance in the corporate executive and board member ranks, and I asked Slomowitz if that imbalance is a factor in the pervasiveness of cultural dysfunction. Her response:
Not in the corporate dysfunction I'm referring to, no. What I'm talking about is gender-neutral. I'm talking about people eating other people in the workplace-it's not just women against women or men against women. I find it more offensive when it's women against women, but it happens both ways. I've had difficulty with men, I have had difficulty with women; some of my strongest supporters throughout my career have been women, and I've had to deal with some of the worst. I'm telling you that the things I'm talking about aren't gender vs. gender. They are person against person-people wanting to get ahead, people not willing to work hard. These are the kinds of things you're going to come up against, whether it's a man or a woman working next to you.
Slomowitz also argues that this corporate dysfunction is independent of our economic woes:
Corporate dysfunction exists in good times and in bad times. It's not because of the economy that these problems are occurring. These problems have been there for a really, really long time. I don't want to go back to the horse and buggy, but what happened to apprenticeship programs and people learning on the job? Why does everybody have to get a college degree that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars? People learn best by mirroring someone else and hands-on experience, and our educational system has gotten away from that.
The root of the corporate dysfunction problem, Slomowitz concluded, is simply our loss of focus on doing the right thing:
Everybody wants a simple solution and a magic pill, and I'm just saying it's not there. Or if it is there, I've never seen it. Everybody, employer and employee, needs to look within himself. As an employer, I treat people the way I would want to be treated; I think about the other person when I make a decision. Integrity has been missing. I've not seen a lot of that in the workplace. We've just gotten so far away from doing the right thing. It's more difficult to get ahead that way, but you get longevity out of it -- that's my experience. I say that as an employer, and as an employee I always tried to do the same thing. I'm just trying to convey that to others.
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Some dysfunction is normal. We are human, after all. I think we should except some level of this as a natural course of business, but some things rise above simple "dysfunction" and fall under the category of "corruption" and in some cases "systemic corruption". And I suppose you have "systemic dysfunction" also. The difference in my definition is that one is a result of ineptitude and the other rises to the level of crime and is often covered up.
The real test of a company is if they are able to keep dysfunction down to a minimal level and how they respond to cases of dysfunction, systemic dysfunction, and outright corruption.
Am I surprised that some mid-level managers at Infosys went on the offensive against Palmer? Not really. I am surprised at how this case was handled from the top down and just how dysfunctional (and perhaps corrupt) their whistle blower policy was.
Is it any better now? Perhaps on paper, but do we really expect people to feel safe blowing the whistle when they have such a history of retaliation? That's of course a rhetorical question.
As to longevity, there in-lies the root problem Don. Today's publicly traded companies are focused on quarterly results. Skirting the law can improve the next quarter. Sure they may get caught and harm future earnings, but that is a risk they are willing to take - especially when you consider that the risk usually pales in comparison to the reward. The compensation packages reward CEOs for taking short-term risk and they also cushion their fall with lucrative golden parachute packages.
I would be surprised if Jay gets a judgement approaching $1M. I hope he does because we need punitive action, but that type of judgement is rare in employment disputes because you've got to show damages and sometimes punitive damages are even tossed out (an insurance company may settle since they are probably insured against this). My point is that the real damage to Infosys has been investor confidence. Even the USCIS is usually lenient when it comes to restricting abusers.
The risk to Infosys is, even under the worst case scenario, relatively small when you consider the size of the company and the total reward which is a byproduct of ignoring the law and the problem.
If we want to solve the problem three things need to happen:
First, long term investors need to have more control of companies. These are institutional investors such as pension funds and 401k managers. They think about the company health in five or ten years, not just next quarter. I think a "day-trader tax" is appropriate and that we offer tax incentives to invest long-term. I would even propose a tax credit for any costs to attend an annual share-holder meeting if there isn't one already. In this day in age, share-holder meetings should be online and allow online participation but that's another topic.
Second, the risk of illegal corporate behavior needs to greatly outweigh the benefit. Calculate the benefit and multiply that by 3 to find the penalty. We see this all the time in civil cases to discourage ripping people off so why not in these types of cases?
Finally, individuals must be accountable both criminally and under civil law for their actions. The corporate shield against personal accountability guarantees that some people will mismanage other people's money because in many cases they can do so with impunity.
If we return control of companies to investors, make the punishment fit the crime, and hold people accountable corporations will behave better and they will be safer institutions to invest in. Reply
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Tuesday, February 09, 2010
What you wind up with is a world full of amazingly good-looking people, because who's going to pay good money for an ugly surrogate? It's an idyllic world, almost free of crime, but then somebody starts murdering surrogates, which also kills their human operators, who are supposed to be protected from such dangers by fail-safes built into the computer network. Obviously, someone has found a way around those fail-safes.
Bruce Willis is an FBI agent assigned to investigate the case, using his own robot surrogate. (Wait a minute. If there's no crime anymore, why does the FBI still exist? Oh, never mind . . .) Willis's surrogate gets trashed in one of the many action sequences, and the FBI won't give him another one because of course he's one of those maverick cops who plays by his own rules. So he's forced to carry on the investigation in his actual human body, which is, not surprisingly, a lot scruffier than the surrogate version.
This is a pretty silly movie, but it's also pretty entertaining if you just go with it, and it has a very effective ending. Willis has played the beat-up but still hardnosed cop role so many times he could probably do it in his sleep, but he doesn't phone in his performance and is especially good in the scenes where his human self has to adjust to being out in public again after years of using a surrogate. I liked SURROGATES, and if you're a fan of futuristic action movies, I think you probably will, too.
7 comments:
- Caine said...
Nice Review. Thanks for not busting the movie for it's more "goofy" elements and slamming it. It's nice to have found a reviewer who can review the movie in it's entirety.
- 1:59 PM, February 09, 2010
- James Reasoner said...
Goofy is good most of the time, as far as I'm concerned. As long as a book or movie has enough internal logic and consistency, I don't care how over-the-top it goes.
- 3:13 PM, February 09, 2010
- Lagomorph Rex said...
I really like how, on the commercials for this DVD, they omit any mention of it being Sci-Fi and just have some quick cuts and Bruce Willis growling " we've got to get that weapon back! " then it cuts to the " buy it at walmart now! " bit..
- 4:51 PM, February 09, 2010
- Carl V. said...
I have no doubt I'll enjoy this once I get a chance to watch it. I generally am not disappointed with Willis' films, even when they are silly.
- 8:53 PM, February 09, 2010
Movie had a premise that could have been interesting but instead of developing that they just turn it into another action pic. SF is seldom done with any respect in films.
- 9:05 PM, February 09, 2010
- Charles Gramlich said...
I see this appears to be based on a graphic novel. I saw it in the SF book club mailing. I may get the book.
- 10:12 PM, February 09, 2010
- WalkerP said...
Dude, this movie absolutely sucked. I actually kind of enjoyed watching it, as it brought me back to that period in the late 80s and early 90s when the *best* popular science fiction films was drek like Total Recall.
The worst (of many) sins of this movie is what Steve Oerkfitz points out in a comment above: the principle conceit was completely undeveloped. Other than the one lame 80s punk couple on the subway, nobody did anything interesting with their surrogates. Can you imagine what a world would be like where we could custom-build our own bodies? We'd have all kinds of bizarre exaggerated sexual traits, walking furries, insane athletes, rock stars who really looked like Gwar, anime kids. The list goes on and on. And here all they can do is make them look like a bunch of hollywood extras. This movie was so not over the top.
And just as a movie it was terrible. I mean Bruce Willis isn't even in the climactic scene! And what is that scene, a guy forcing a fat nerd to tell him which buttons to press. Whoo, exciting!
I appreciate you wanting to give it the benefit of the doubt and I was fine with the goofiness. Bruce Willis is always likable. But Surrogates was really, really bad. And I watched it on a plane, where one's critical faculties are usually quite dulled!
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Thursday, 21 July 2016
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However, I got an e-mail from a reader saying that she was horribly embarrassed whenever one of my mails hit her inbox as the title screamed out MUMMY WAS A SECRET DRINKER, which can be mortifying if someone spots it.
I totally get it, as I receive my own e-mails, so the same has happened to me.
One of my Godsons (aged 12) spotted my blog in my inbox once. "Mummy Was a Secret Drinker?" he read, quizzically.
I quickly changed screen, blushed like a beetroot, and said "It's just a blog I subscribe to. Totally CRAZY lady. Don't know why I read it!" Accompanied by eye roll and forced laugh.
The e-mail system is totally automated by a programme called Feedburner, so I'm not at all sure how to tinker with it, and I am a technical klutz. The fact that I managed to set this blog up at all is a miracle!
But I THINK I may have fixed it so my mails come through with the title A NEW POST FROM SM.
So this post is a test, and I'll let you know in the comments below if it worked.
If you'd like to receive my posts by mail, then go to the full website (if you're using a mobile device like smartphone or iPad then scroll to the bottom of the page and click on View Full Website). In the top right corner of the homepage you'll see a box titled 'Subscribe by mail'. Just put your e-mail address in there.
(Don't worry, your e-mail address is NOT public, and is NOT shared with anyone).
Fingers crossed.....
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Oh drat. That didn't work. If anyone has any advice do please let me know!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous22 July 2016 at 01:17
Looks like the below should enable you to change the email subject to the post title, though from memory, some of those might raise an eyebrow or two if glanced at by 'outsiders'!ReplyDelete
"login to your feed burner account and navigate to:
> Publicize > Email subscription > Email branding
There change the title of your feed to:
But, I think you'll still have the 'Mummy was a secret drinker' showing as the 'From' name...
Good luck (let me know if it doesn't work and we'll see how else you can get around it)
- Anonymous22 July 2016 at 01:19
PS Bit more info on it here:Delete
- Anonymous22 July 2016 at 01:38
There's a better step-by-step guide to changing it at the below link (Mack Collier has lots of helpful info for blogging etc; his Twitter feed is good, too - though his hat's a bit iffy ;)Delete
And in the comments, explains how you can change the 'From' name that shows for your email updates, too:
"in your Feedburner account click on the Publicize tab and then Communication Preferences and make sure the From field is your email and not FrannysFootstepsFrannysFootsteps."
Guess you'd still want to use something that people will associate with you, but I expect even 'SM' would do that, especially if you sent an update before you changed it explaining what you were changing it to.
Thanks so much, concerned man! I'll give that a go :-) xDelete
Thanks for thinking of this SM, I've made up various far-fetched tales when one or another of my children have spotted your much looked-forward-to email on my phone. In case it's not possible to change it, anyone using gmail on a desktop can move the emails to the Social folder, and then it's not on the default front screen that comes up. Handy for people bursting into my office at work! But you are my lifeline, so if it has to stay the same, you're worth having to think on my feet and make up weird explanations! Thanks again xxxReplyDelete
What a lovely person you are SM. I'm on day one. It's three hours past wine o'clock on Friday night. I'm going to binge read your blog posts to get me through until bed time.ReplyDeleteReplies
Brilliant SM thank you so much it gives me a heart attack when they pop up at work - I always worry my laptop will be plugged into the massive screen mid-meeting haha xReplyDelete
- Anonymous22 July 2016 at 10:07
That is a great idea SM. My children (age 8 and 10) think the heading is hilarious - they have no idea what it really means thank goodness - it sends them into peels of laughter, but I die a little every time. My husband is visibly pained when this happens too. Arghhh, the joys of drinking eh!ReplyDelete
Well done Curly for getting to day one! I'm still on day 0.
Thanks Unknown. Wishing you a successful day xxDelete
Thank you for starting this blog SM. I recently began reading it from the beginning, have caught up with the posts and can finally comment. I've tried moderation and it simply doesn't work for me. The last "sip" I had lead to a three day binge. I'm back on day one, but somehow it feels different this time. I'm hoping the "field of bunnies" you posted about are somewhere on my horizon. You are an amazing writer with the best readers, as I like to read all of their comments as well. I just signed up to receive the email.ReplyDelete
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Okay folks, thanks to amanconcernedforhiswife I think I may, finally, have cracked it. We'll find out when the next e-mail goes out!ReplyDelete
Just opened up my email and it worked.ReplyDelete
It worked perfectly! Thanks for changing the title of your wonderful posts, it's made my life a little easier. xxReplyDelete


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