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Amongst the events happening at Kew this January will be a talk by Debs Goodenough, Head Garderner at Highgrove. The talk will be held on Thursday 26 January 2012, 7pm at the Jodrell Lecture Theatre, Kew Gardens Join Debs as she takes us on a journey through the garden's past three decades, … [Read more...]
January at Kew – Talk by Highgrove Head Gardener
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The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is warning gardeners to be careful about sharing fuchsia plants and cuttings. The warning has been issued to help stop the spread of the fuchsia gall mite, Aculops fuchsiae. The mite was first detected in the UK by the RHS only three years ago when one … [Read more...]


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The Thatcher Illusion is a very well known illusion in the field of upside down illusions. The illusion is often called the Thatcher illusion, because its discoverer, Peter Thompson, used a photo of Margaret Thatcher in his experiment.
What to see?
That's easy… all you have to see are two pictures of two faces of a man or woman and to spot the resemblances or differences. One of the pictures is represented in a normal position and the other is represented upside down.
What to do?
If you look at them as we shown them to you in the first case you will probably see nothing wrong, maybe just a few shades in the upside-down picture. Now… if you look at them in the same way, the right way… What do you see? A weird face, with plenty differences. In the inverted photo the mouth and eyes are upside down. This doesn't bother us all that much. In fact, we often don't even notice it, and the expression looks pretty close to the normal face. But when we see both faces in a normal way the facial features strike are revealed.
How it works?
There are several hypotheses about this kind of illusion. The first I'm going to present you is the one I like the most. The expression illusion it's created because we have a problem in seeing the grotesque. The inversion disrupts the perception of grotesqueness a Thatcher's face. In a simpler way: we try not to see the unusual because the human brain is made to see the good things, things we can accept and live with. For example we have a problem looking at the grotesque image because it represents something abnormal in nature.
The second hypothesis is linked with the reference frames. When we view an object like a face, we use two reference frames, one of which is based on the object, and the other on our egocentric or contextual sense of orientation. When the faces I are upside down, the top of the mouth and eyes differs for the two reference frames, but when the faces are in the right place, the two reference frames are in agreement, and we get an ugly image.
The last hypothesis is based on dual process theories of facial perception, which is well supported empirically. This theory is based on the idea that we process the features of the image and its configuration by looking at the pictures. When the images are inverted we don't process the information because we can't see the configuration in a normal way.
Some studies have shown that the brain sees all the differences even when the pictures are inverted, but the consciously we can't process the grotesque so we prefer to see them the same.

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Crescent Historic Locations
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The antique Mongolian chest we have in our entry way was looking rather dark so I sewed up a runner with the fabric I had left from the table skirt in the previous post. It was exactly what the space needed.
I also recently found this great turquoise lamp at a thrift store for $5.99. I already had the lamp shade.
It is a ceramic lamp base with ribbed lines. It only has one tiny crack and just needed a good scrubbing. The original wiring works but I will replace it for safety reasons.


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So I came home from a play last night, casually checked my email, and saw that Amy from Life is a Trip Worth Taking had nominated me for a Liebster Award--an award given to up-and-coming bloggers who have less than 200 followers. Thank you so much, Amy! It's so nice to be recognized!
So the Liebster Award runs on a rule of 11's.
First I tell you 11 random facts about myself.
Then I answer 11 questions that Amy has posed.
Finally, I nominate 11 other up-and-coming bloggers, and ask them 11 of my own questions.
So, here we go!
11 Random facts
1. I have been to nine countries: Israel, Mexico, China, Scotland, England, Belgium, Norway, Germany, and France. I went to China and Scotland for study abroad programs.
2. I am in love with Charles Bukowski. I discovered him in high school thanks to my senior year English teacher. I own many of his books. First year of college I 'dressed up' (it was more of a conceptual costume...) as the book "To Play the Piano Drunk Like a Percussion Instrument Until the Fingers Begin to Bleed a Bit" for Halloween. The title of this blog was inspired by his book "Septuagenarian Stew" and all of the post titles (except this one) come from poems of his.
3. I really like to smell used books. They always smell so delicious and rich with the places they have been.
4. My fourth year of college I took a class called Zymurgy where I learned about the science of fermentation and got to brew beer. Last year I also brewed a Brown Ale with my friend M.S. In short, I like beer. I like drinking it, talking about it, brewing it, etc.
5. I really want a tattoo, but I am so indecisive I don't know what to get.
7. I am a strong woman with strong opinions. I am a feminist, I am liberal, I am pro-choice, I am pro gay marriage.
8. In 6th grade I was so obsessed with The Beatles I refused to listen to any other band.
6. I freaking LOVE Kale. I eat it almost every day.
9. I have a nerdy side that loves anime, Doctor Who, Lord of the Rings, Star Trek, Harry Potter, and Masterpiece Theater.
10. Serial killers fascinate me. In my spare time I like to read Crime Library's Serial Killer section. First year of college I read the Gainesville Ripper's autobiography, fourth year my ex-boyfriend gave me a book about Gilles de Rais for my birthday (he also gave me a bar of chocolate, it really was the perfect gift), and currently I am going through the list of female serial killers on Wikipedia.
11. On this creepy note, I also like ghosts, graveyards, and the paranormal and thus love suspenseful shows like Twin Peaks and old horror movies including anything with Vincent Price, anything by Hitchcock, and the movie Suspiria.
And now I have officially scared away everyone from my blog.
Amy's 11 Questions
1. What was your favorite fairytale as a child? Beauty and the Beast. I collected different picture book versions of this story when I was little and I absolutely loved the Disney adaptation because 1) Belle had brown hair like me and 2) Belle liked to read like me. You guys, BELLE IS ME.
2. What do you enjoy doing on a rainy Sunday afternoon? Rainy Sunday afternoons for me will likely involve tea and a book and then later some Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Also, all of these things will happen under my duvet.
3. How many different towns have you lived in and which one was your favorite? I have lived in Austin, Amherst, Northampton, Hefei (China), Edinburgh (Scotland), Boston, and Berkeley. It is difficult to pick a favorite because all of them have been amazing for different reasons and each one really helped mold me into the person I am. If I have to choose I would say either Austin or Amherst because these are both places that I think are underrated by others and they are both places I still feel the most connected to.
4. Short hair or long hair? Long hair, just because my hair is long. I wish, wish, wish I could pull off short hair though.
5. Are you a morning person? I can be… or maybe I just pretend I am… I really love when I am able to wake up super early, like 7:00 in the morning, because I feel like I get more out of my day, but usually I sleep until 9:00 or 10:00. I guess I am a late morning person?
6. If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go? Oh, so many places. Iceland, Denmark, Italy, Greece, Egypt. Or I would go back to Belgium because I am seriously in love with that country (the Dutch side most of all).
7. Dog or cat? DOGS. From the moment I was born there have always been dogs in my life, and now I am obsessed. Also, I have dog ADD. I could be walking down the street having a serious conversation with someone, but the moment I see a dog I completely lose focus and the words "AWW LOOK AT DA PUPPY!" will escape my lips.
8. What was your first job? My first job was working at the transcript office at my college. I worked with a bunch of middle aged women who talked a lot about what they ate for dinner the night before and liked to take chocolate breaks. They were lovely.
9. What is your favorite recipe? Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies. An Ari specialty since 2009.
10. Winter or summer? Winter because I love sweaters, hot drinks, holiday cheer, and winter vegetables.
11. When did you begin blogging and why? I began this blog in August because I had just quit my first big girl job and wanted a place where I could write about my life in an attempt to try to figure things out and put things in perspective. I also wanted a space that would help me keenly remember moments in my life, where my experiences and emotions would remain fresh.
I also totally had a Livejournal in middle school and high school, but let's not go there.
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I really liked the thematic coincidences between Oingo Boingo's "Dead Man's Party" and the Skyfall title credits. So I mashed 'em up.
Skyfall Remixed Opening w/ Oingo Boingo from James Patrick on Vimeo.
A collection of my published works on the interwebs
I really liked the thematic coincidences between Oingo Boingo's "Dead Man's Party" and the Skyfall title credits. So I mashed 'em up.
Skyfall Remixed Opening w/ Oingo Boingo from James Patrick on Vimeo.
(originally published by Squalorly)
a short story by James David Patrick
(click here to hear my reading of the story: Smartiecaine)
Nine years old. I'm sitting on my bedroom floor—orange berber—with my buddy Josh, listening to Michael Jackson's Bad on cassette and plowing through packages of Smarties like Dr. Pepper, which was consumed in greater quantities than water. (Don't tell our moms, as this variety of overconsumption wasn't specifically condoned.)
But back to being an innocent nine-year old, back to Michael Jackson's Bad. Back to the whirring sprockets inside my boombox and "The Way You Make Me Feel." Josh and I debated who the "You" might have been in the title of the song. And what exactly was the "Way" they were making him feel? We came to the conclusion it was about everyone ignoring him because he was black. We were nine.
We knew of racism and something or other about the Civil War from our Social Studies book. The actual content of the lyrics proved irrelevant. Or that if there was anything Michael Jackson didn't have to worry about it was being ignored. We were fledgling intellectuals hyped up on sucrose. This made complete sense.
"But if he's black, why is he so white?" Josh asked.
I pondered. "I've got to think it had something to do with all the cocaine."
By then I'd watched at least four movies containing drug smuggling, use or sale. Beverly Hills Cop, Lethal Weapon, a couple of Cheech and Chong movies and, most recently, the last half of Scarface (which I'd caught on HBO late one night when I was supposed to have been in bed). I felt like I knew as much or more about cocaine than anyone in the third grade. Per our D.A.R.E. presentation in school, I knew that drugs did bad things. So when I suggested Michael Jackson's skin color had something to do with cocaine (his increasingly pale skin color, thus being the "bad thing" that drugs did), I think Josh believed me, even though my evidence, if you could call it that, was circumstantial at best and inadvertently racist at worst. That we lived in a rural farm community in southwest Michigan should explain some of our unfamiliarity with minorities of any color.
'How do you think it's made?" he asked, shortly after our epiphany and halfway through "Liberian Girl," the absolute, inarguable, worst track on Bad. If you were to argue in favor of "Dirty Diana" you'd have been wrong. "Liberian Girl" was the last track a nine-year old wants to hear. Slow and falsetto. "Diana" had guitar, thus better. We would have scrubbed forward through the song had we not become preoccupied with cocaine.
Though I'd become a self-appointed expert on cocaine through a broader movie-watching regimen than my peers, I had no knowledge about its manufacture. I could recreate its airborne properties as propelled by rampant gunfire, calculate its worth by weight in precious metals, explain how you tested by taste—dip your pinky in the powder ("like Fun Dip," I said), or how it was consumed. Scrape the powder into a line, ideally on a mirror, and snort the line. Simple.
Instead of dwelling on what I didn't know, I got proactive. I took two of those circular, concave Smarties, one in each hand, and rubbed them together over a Rolling Stone magazine with Motley Crüe on the cover and, curiously, the promise of articles about Elvis and Whitney Houston in the header over the Crüe's puffed and coiffed locks. I dove into this chore, so much so that now I imagine a focused overbite as I ground those candies into a fine powder all over Nikki Sixx, Vince Neil and Tommy Lee. With the edge of Michael Jackson's cassette tape case, I corralled the powder into parallel lines. I reclined and admired my uniformity. Looking back I do not know what compelled me to sample the powder. I knew, clearly, that I had not in fact created cocaine by rubbing candy together, nor did I actually want to try cocaine. While I watched the powder collect on the magazine like an early fall snow, I had no intent of leaning over, pressing my nose into the lines and inhaling.
But that's exactly what I did.
The pain proved palpable, but fleeting. Was there a rush? Perhaps, but the effects were immaterial over the amount of sugar we'd already consumed. I dubbed it Smartiecaine and urged Josh to take a hit.
At first he resisted. I shuddered—the sting had not entirely dissipated—and swiped at the remaining powder on my nose. Like any impressionable friend worth his weight in adventure, Josh eventually leaned forward and inhaled the second line, just as I'd done a moment before. The kid jumped off the roof of his garage earlier that week because his brother told him to; I knew he'd have a go.
"Just Good Friends" had almost gone unnoticed while we sampled our uncut, 100% pure Smarticaine. The outro bled into white noise and the capstan, passing the plastic polymer coated with ferric oxide across two electromagnets, ceased rotation. The boombox clicked, popping the play button back up to its resting position.
Josh exhaled.
"Are we going to be whiter than we already are now?" he asked through a fit of coughing.
"Nah," I said. "I don't think that's possible." He looked at me. I looked back. "That only happens to black people when they do cocaine."
"Are we high?" he asked.
"I doubt it," I said.
"So you think Michael Jackson does cocaine for real?"
"Do you have another explanation?" I asked. He didn't, so, again, we stuck with that.
We walked down the hallway to the bathroom. I removed my stool from beneath the sink, and we stepped up to see our reflections in the mirror. Our virgin noses, now laced with the damning powder, looked dull, a little cloudy—paler perhaps in the fluorescent light. We liked the way we looked. We looked like we knew something about the world.
Today I launched the first of a 23-part essay about the James Bond series of cinemas over on the Sundog Lit Mag. I encourage everyone to journey over to the Sundog Blog to read, comment and join in what we hope to be an extended conversation about not only the films themselves, but cinematic trends, political and other external influences on the series' tone and direction, etc. The entire project will be collected on the Of [In]human Bond[age] Tumblr.
Of [In]human Bond[age]: Skyfall and the Question of Spacetime
originally published on Sundog Lit
The Bond film franchise, now aged fifty, has endured long enough to have had the luxury of multiple reinventions and course corrections, informed, directly, by the rapid shifts of the sociological and political tides. Bond is both a reflection of our deepest fears and of our guiltiest aspirations. Women want him and men want to be him, so the saying goes. Or went, perhaps. Our modern cynicism and over-intellectualization has re-rendered that phrase. James Bond has become the man that women want, in theory… if he weren't such a serial womanizer with a thrill-addiction. He is still, however, the man that men want to be, no caveats. Draw your own assumptions about how the collective male id has evolved over the last fifty years. Bond has become a character in our modern commedia, played by six different actors (all informed by the original on-screen Bond, Sean Connery) and parodied and re-imagined the world over, no more or less human than Pierrot the fool.
Taken at face value, however, James Bond's cinematic escapades in international espionage are a collection of stories taken from the career of one man. Independent scholars John Griswold and Henry Chancellor have taken it upon themselves to assemble the original Ian Fleming novels into chronological order based on the events contained within. The films, however, prove more problematic. If the latest, excellent entry into Bond's resume, Skyfall, has cemented one notion about chronology it is that the Bond films cannot be treated as isolated escapades along an individual timeline. Not even suspension of disbelief can atone for Skyfall's temporal incongruities (even within the movie itself). Must we then consider the Bond series as multiple serials distinguished only by the actor playing the role? (Also made problematic by recurring, self-referential leitmotifs.) Or is it something more complicated, like the intertwining plots of a collection of linked short stories with no particular start or finish?
To offer a simple comparison, consider the various cinematic iterations of the Sherlock Holmes character, widely considered the most prolific character in the history of film. Holmes has been played by Ellie Norwood, John Barrymore, Basil Rathbone, Jeremy Brett, Robert Downey, Jr. and Benedict Cumberbatch among many others. None of these film series extend beyond the character playing Sherlock.
What director Sam Mendes has wrought with Skyfall forces a re-interpretation (or at the very least encourages a more scholastic examination) of the Bond film chronology. The first Bond film, Dr. No, offers no origin story of the character. Bond is, already, an experienced and expert British intelligence agent with a weakness for the ladies. It is, per say, in medias res. It is only in Skyfall, Bond's 23rd film that we are offered a glimpse into his past with any clarity. And it wasn't until Daniel Craig assumed the role in Casino Royale (the 21st movie, but 1st Fleming novel) that the Bond character was considered a newly minted and irresponsible rookie agent with more significant depth. Bond has been irresponsible for decades, but only now was he considered a "rookie." The fact that audiences simultaneously balked and swooned at the novelty of James Bond falling in *gasp* love and then seeking revenge for the death of that significant other, speaks volumes about the character development up to this point.
*Skyfall spoilers ahead*
Furthermore, Skyfall introduces audiences to a James Bond with deceased parents, motivation for joining the British Secret Service, to his childhood home in Scotland and the underground pathway in which James Bond hid after the death of those aforementioned parents. James Bond has a childhood home!?! Inconceivable. But these facts aren't problematic for the character's chronology, necessarily. They are only problematic because of our external assumptions that James Bond is immune to emotions that would detract from A) womanizing and B) eventually, complete his assigned mission. If Spock had any desire to chase tail, he might be closer to our collective understanding (or previously held understanding) of James Bond.
Skyfall's specific chronological schisms occur, however, because he is allegedly a bit of a green agent. Bond has been given his first big break, two films earlier, in Casino Royale and spent the entirety of Quantum of Solace as a bit of a vengeful rogue. A major to-do has been made in Skyfall that James Bond may or may not be forced into retirement because he's lost his edge. After a particularly botched mission to open the film, James is alienated, lost and considered dead by British Intelligence. In reality he's experiencing a kind of mid-life crisis and drinking himself into oblivion somewhere along the Turkish coast. When Bond at last returns (somewhat reluctantly) to defend Britain from a mastermind cyber terrorist, he's a shell of himself and the film dances around (albeit rather eloquently) the "I'm getting too old for this shit" over-the-hill hero catchphrase. The notion has traction because as an audience we have knowledge of Bond actor Daniel Craig's age (44) but it runs contrary to the earlier assertion of Bond's greenhorn status. At this point I'm not even prepared to acknowledge the chronological disturbance brought about by a sprightly 58-year-old Roger Moore appearing in A View to a Kill. But how are to reconcile that even within 143 minutes of Skyfall Bond waffles between being a unpredictable rookie and a potential retiree?
Follow me further down the rabbit hole. Bond fans are then treated to the return of the Aston Martin DB5, the vehicle most identified with James Bond, the vehicle that first appeared in 1964's Goldfinger (starring Sean Connery). It is unveiled to the audience as if Craig's James Bond has a pre-existing relationship with the car. In truth it is not Craig's Bond that has a relationship with the car, but us, having brought our collective knowledge of the entire Bond oeuvre into the theater with us. The same principle functions when a supporting character in the movie, an agent that has followed Bond on his globetrotting, reveals herself (after resigning from field duty to a clerical position within MI-6) to be none other than Eve… Eve Moneypenny. A character played by Lois Maxwell in the very first Bond adventure, 1962's Dr. No.
The temporal mischief makes almost your brain hurt more than the time-travel narrative in the Terminator series. Almost. But we are rescued from certain brain cramp by the above-stated notion that these Bond movies are interweaving and unlimited, bridged, almost seamlessly, by our own pre-existing knowledge of the character – a proto-prescience perhaps. This proto-prescience encourages James Bond filmmakers to break the fourth wall with nudge-nudge-wink-winks that make no sense in the isolated conditions of the individual film. Not only are we carrying around the baggage of all other Bonds, but so too are the filmmakers.
That Skyfall succeeds at being an excellent film despite gleefully throwing about the requisite Bond baggage is no small miracle. Of the recent films, say from the Brosnan-era forward, only 1995's Goldeneye really succeeded at being both. If you go back further you'd be hard pressed to find a film that qualifies, objectively, as both solid filmmaking and a solid Bond film (according to the standard set by the Connery-era) until arguably On Her Majesty's Secret Service in 1969. The entire Roger Moore-era can largely be chalked up to a shift in aesthetics brought about by a response to the cinematic trends of the 1970's, nevermind the challengers and parodies threatening the Bond status quo.
That's a lot of baggage in between and a lot of baggage left unsaid. And based on the small examples taken from the latest Bond films, that's a lot of incongruity. The notion of a infinitely recursive character with increasingly larger baggage has inspired me to go back and re-watch these movies in order from the very beginning to see what threads might evolve from movie to movie, to see what kind of specific evolution of the character (internally or externally imposed) I might have missed by watching them out of order. It's possible there might be some thread to reconcile and bind all of these different Bonds and temporal anomalies under one roof. It's also possible that we've all just been duped by our own over-intellectualization of a fundamentally two-dimensional character. Either way, it's an excuse to watch a lot of Bond movies and wax philosophical.
Please visit Sundog Lit to leave comments and join the discussion. Sundog will be hosting a regular screening/live tweet series for each of the James Bond movies starting with Dr. No. Details to come. The result of those live tweet conversations will inspire my subsequent essays on each of the films.
(a version of this story was originally published by P.Q. Leer)
a short story by James David Patrick
"I'm sorry, sir. We don't have a bellboy," the concierge said.
Westinghouse demanded that his bags be sent to his room. "My hands are my life," he said. "They could cramp. The muscles could tear. I could be left with a claw! You've never seen a national champion with a distorted grotesquery like a claw, have you?" Westinghouse asked.
The concierge, who was really just an Art History major with a pregnant girlfriend named Kimmie, shook his head. "No," he said, "I've never seen a dude with a claw. Let alone a rock, paper, scissors champion with a claw." But he couldn't leave the desk, he said, being the only one on duty. "At a bar in Philly, I did see a guy with a club foot, however."
"First. The bag is heavy," Westinghouse said. "It contains my clothes for an entire three month roadtrip and my best suit, my only suit, for when I'm the guest of honor at the Champion's Dinner. And second. I think I speak for everyone when I say we prefer the term Rochambeau."
The Art History major looked at the bag. "Hmm." He pointed. "Use the shoulder strap there."
Westinghouse laughed at his own oversight. "I'm sorry," he said. "I'm just so focused. I'm just so focused I can't function. You might wonder how I can focus so entirely." The Art History major didn't wonder but Westinghouse told him anyway. "Every day I tell myself to 'Shoot like you're awesome,' until I believe it," he said.
The Art History major asked for a demonstration.
Westinghouse placed his bag on the floor and closed his eyes. With his fist pressed into his palm he repeated "Shoot like you're awesome" until he believed it. Once he believed it, he opened his eyes to find a white-haired woman with nearly-transparent skin now sitting behind the desk. She flipped through a Redbook Magazine and looked like a blue-haired Valerie Bertinelli.
"Carl left," she said.
"Wow," Westinghouse said, "I'm just so focused, I didn't notice."
She flipped the page.
"You might wonder how I can focus so entirely."
Blue-hair Valerie looked up from her Redbook. The corners of her mouth rose, but nobody could have called it a smile. "Honey," she said, "I've been listening to that crap for nearly an hour. I think I got the picture. I even tried it myself for awhile."
"How'd that go?"
"Well," she said, "when I opened my eyes, I was still here, listening to you."
(originally published by Bartleby Snopes)
a short story by James David Patrick
When the snow melted in February, a teeter-totter appeared where there had previously been nothing but a pile of vines, pried from the rosebushes and left there through the change of seasons. I'd willed it to appear, having closed my eyes so tight my stomach clenched up like when Peter Dumbrowski threatened to punch me in the nose during recess. I asked my mom how this could have happened. She said she didn't really know and that I should ask my dad. My dad, who was clearly much smarter than my mom because he had an answer for everything, said it was because things have a way of showing up when you need them the most. I disagreed because last Sunday I really needed the Vikings to beat the Packers and they just embarrassed themselves. My sister and I went up, we went down, but after the immediate thrill the teeter-totter lost its appeal. Not because the teeter (or is it the totter?) wasn't inherently fun, but because this was during Alexis's "heavy" phase. I was up far more often than I was down. We forgot that initial joy of discovery. Weeds grew tall around its sturdy base without our feet (especially Alexis's) to trample them. Then one day in August the Totter was just gone. Perhaps I'd willed it away by forgetting about it, just as I'd willed it into existence. I asked my mom what had happened to the teeter-totter, and she said she couldn't really say. I asked if Alexis ate the teeter-totter having mistaken it for a tater tot in a fit of summer lunchroom-tot-withdrawal. Dad laughed as he read the paper. Mom told me the conversation had ended.
I started to fear that the teeter-totter had never happened at all; after the disappearance no one spoke of it. I couldn't know for sure until I needed something the most again. Months passed. I'd wanted a lot. A new baseball glove and a trampoline, for example, but I couldn't say I'd needed them the most. I rode the pine on my Little League team and the trampoline was only a necessity because I wanted to impress a girl named Cathy who ignored me. A trampoline would change that.
By next winter, Alexis had lost the weight. She kept on losing weight until she felt sick, all the time. And she turned orange from using so much fake tanner. I told her that she needed a burger and to cut it out with the tanner, but she insisted otherwise. She said I'd understand when I grew up. She was only six years older than me so I couldn't have needed all that much growing up. With dad away on business again, I felt I needed to take matters into my own hands. When I went to bed that night I closed my eyes and wanted so badly for her to eat, not to want a juicy burger for dinner tomorrow. One of those half-pound Canadian Angus burgers we got when we drove to Winnipeg on holiday with the melted cheese and grilled onions and sometimes the mayonnaise, but I didn't want to push it because mayo spoils if it's left out too long. I knew nobody could resist one of those burgers. The next day, mom called me down the stairs, I thought to dinner, but the table was bare. I heard Alexis puking in the bathroom. Mom stood outside the door, pointing to the table. She asked if I'd done that. I noted the half-pound burger on the table, minus one bite, and then nodded. A smile crept across my face. Mom sent me back to my room and told me to take the burger with me. She'd been crying. Of course I took the burger; you couldn't resist the Winnipeg burger. Dad took half before I could make it up the stairs. One bite. I didn't even know he'd come home. He must have come when he heard about the burger. I checked for mayo. No danger of spoilage.
I visited Alexis in the hospital. Mom said she'd been feeling better and wanted to see me. She asked about school. She asked if that Peter kid was still picking on me at recess and if I'd talked to Cathy yet. Last week I'd willed Peter into another school district and the next day Miss Stapleton said he'd moved to North Dakota. If anyone deserved a Dakota it was that prick. Not so much progress with Cathy. Alexis asked if I was taking care of mom. I didn't understand how I'd be the one taking care of mom so I just said yes, of course. Alexis didn't really sound like herself but before she came here you'd have needed a Geiger counter to get a good reading on her moods.
A nurse appeared and replaced the tube in Alexis's arm with another one. After the nurse left I pulled Alexis's bottle of fake tanning lotion from my pocket, placed it in the bedside drawer next to a bible and closed the drawer. Contrabrand. Without her lotion she'd gotten so pale, if less orange. Apropos of nothing I said that dad had been working a lot and hadn't been home much. She asked where I'd learned the term "apropos." I shrugged. Then she got angry. She said dad's gone. Then she repeated it. I reminded her that dad came to visit her in the hospital the same day that he took me to the zoo. That's different, she said. I didn't see how. I explained that I'd closed my eyes and wished to see the penguins. The next day dad took me to see the penguins. She sat forward in bed and said, he left and he's not coming back. Not like you need. You don't understand anything, she said. A nurse suggested I should meet my mom in the waiting room. I agreed.
I'd begun to notice that nobody talked about dad always being on business anymore. No more talk about trips to Madison or Calgary or Eugene, which I'd just realized was a place and not our Uncle Gene in Michigan that bred Brittany spaniels. When Alexis came home from the hospital she wasn't allowed to shut her door. I took this opportunity to bother her more than usual, asking to borrow this or that, usually CDs or sparkly writing utensils. She said yes to everything I asked, which took most of the fun out of it. She just kept saying yes, except the time she grabbed my hand and said "I didn't think I would but I really miss dad." If it meant getting my old sister back, the one that would bounce me out of the room, throw her magic 8-ball at me to keep me from reading her diary, I needed to try something. Later that night, I thought and thought about how I needed to will my dad back home. The next morning a man named Will appeared in the kitchen and asked me to call him dad. He made blueberry waffles and served them to each of us on the nice plates, the ones we weren't allowed to use. He kissed my mom on the cheek. I guess something got scrambled in the communications.
October brought our first snowfall of the year. Late November blanketed the North Country. This meant tunnel season had begun. Alexis didn't join me as she always had. She still kept her door open, except at night, when it was only open a crack. She rarely came out. I spent more time with the Feuchtwanger twins across the street, but their mom wouldn't let them tunnel because they'd probably catch a bug. The way she accused them of bringing these things into their home you'd expect them to catch raccoons rather than pneumonia. I grew bored with the Feuchtwangers and the empty tunnels. I grew bored with Will. He'd moved in permanently and made us blueberry waffles every Sunday. Mom was happier. She kept telling us that since she was finally happy we should be happy too. I wasn't so sure since I'd just started doing the reflexive property in math class and that just didn't fit, but then again, Miss Emerson kept telling us that this was advanced math and we shouldn't get too upset if we didn't get it yet. We still saw dad once in a while, but he wasn't himself. He'd stopped shaving and he moved out to Little Falls where he said rent was "more economical." I begged him to come home because things just weren't the same. Alexis never said anything when we saw him so I did the talking for both of us. I told him that we needed him at home the most we'd ever needed him. Will was fine, but he needed to learn how to make something else besides blueberry waffles. I asked dad if he remembered when he said that things have a way of appearing when you need them the most. He nodded. He said he might have been mistaken.
Alexis never left her room except to go to school or the bathroom. She'd put on weight again, but she wasn't nearly as heavy as she had been last spring. Mom seemed to think everything was okay. I wasn't okay. It was winter in Minnesota and without fellow tunnelers and snow fort constructors, there really wasn't anything left to do except sit inside and play Nintendo but I was limited to only thirty minutes a day. Mom said it was bad for my eyes and Will did nothing to disagree with her. Dad would have bought me some more time because he knew more about that kind of stuff than mom. I'd gotten sent to my room for breaking a vase with a Nerf ball after I'd been told repeatedly not to play with the ball inside. I argued that no one had bothered to offer a reasonable alternative to not playing with the Nerf. Will called me a smartass. I could come out, my mom said, when she wasn't mad at me anymore. That seemed arbitrary. I pulled the covers up over my head to block out the last of the daylight and closed my eyes. I closed my eyes so tight that I made my stomach ache and my eyes sore. It worked once so it would work again. I begged and begged no one in particular. I said "I will the teeter-totter into the backyard." I said it over and over until I got so hot I had to pull the blankets down to breathe. Maybe, if the teeter-totter came back Alexis would come outside again and dad would come home. Maybe then everything could go back to normal.
Every so often I'd stick the shovel into the snow where the teeter-totter had been, just to see if I struck anything hard beneath the snow. I never did. But then again the snow was dense and there was a lot of it. Mom said we'd reached our seasonal average by the end of January. I couldn't remember anymore if I wanted more snow or less. One morning I made the mistake of suggesting that I missed the teeter-totter. It just fell out. Will served me a waffle and said how those things were childish and kind of unsafe. He added bananas to waffles now. We had options. Mom nodded and said she was so happy to hear that he felt that way about the teeter-totter. Will kissed her on the cheek. Alexis pointed down her throat. I had to laugh. I wonder if Will also thought pancakes were dangerous and that's why we never had any.
When the temperature reached the mid-thirties in late February I began watching out my window into the backyard. Sun reflected off the snow, melting the top layer each day so that it could freeze again at night. A layer of epoxy, like the finish dad put on Alexis's craft table that now lay beneath a mountain of magazines, including the occasional Vogue that she'd smuggled in. We weren't allowed to read those adult magazines because mom said we weren't old enough to digest them. Alexis came in my room and sat down on my bed. She seemed so out of place.
The jagged icicles that had once blocked my backyard view had shrunk down to rounded nubs. Water dripped onto the windowsill in unpredictable patterns. Just when I thought I had a handle on the pattern everything would change. I told Alexis to watch, that I could stick my head out the window and catch the drops in my mouth. "You know dad bought you that teeter-totter," she said. I shook my head. I said I willed it there because I wanted it so badly it hurt. I told her to wait. Wait and see because last year I didn't want it nearly as much as I wanted it now. She said nothing. I made her promise that if it appeared she'd come outside and play with me, just as soon as the snow melted. I watched through the window. I waited and wanted. She said, "Sure," and walked back into her room. I could tell she didn't mean it. She didn't believe. But I knew better. I knew that one morning, when the snow gave up its hold, the teeter-totter would appear, just as I said it would. I'd wake Alexis to tell her. She'd actually beat me down the stairs, through the kitchen and out the back door saying "No way, no way, no fucking way." Mom and Will wouldn't have made it downstairs yet because if they had they certainly would have told us not to go outside, there wasn't enough time, you'll just get your clothes muddy. Alexis and I would sit on opposite ends of the teeter-totter and I'd start on the high end, as I always did, waiting for Alexis to push up off the ground. In another moment I'd fall back down to earth and watch Alexis rise into the air, her waxen frown taken over by a smile. And even there, cemented in my dream, her smile looked so unnatural, so out of place, like I'd willed it there out of thin air.
BIO: James David Patrick has an MFA from the Stonecoast program at the University of Southern Maine and lives in Pittsburgh where he can often be found sifting through stacks of vinyl at Attic Records or begging his daughter for new story inspiration. He has previously published with Monkeybicycle, PANK and Spectre Literary Magazine; tweets at @30hertzrumble and blogs at www.thirtyhertzrumble.com.


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SPARTANBURG, SC—Two Wofford College rising seniors, Allyn Steele of Cleveland, N.C., and Jeff Labban of Columbia, S.C., will represent the college in June at a Lilly Foundation conference aimed at students who are considering careers in church-related higher education.The conference will be held June 16-19 at Mount Saint Mary's College in Emmitsburg, Md., for students from Lilly Network Schools in the Southeast. In addition to Wofford, the network includes Belmont Abbey College, Berea College, Columbia College, Davidson College, Eastern Mennonite University, Furman University, Georgetown College, Loyola College, Presbyterian College, Roanoke College, Rhodes College and University of the South.Steele, who recently was named the 19th Presidential International Scholar at Wofford, is the son of Dr. and Mrs. John Steele of Cleveland, N.C. He is a history major and a Charles E. Daniel Scholar. He is a dean's list student and is a member of the Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, Twin Towers student volunteer organization, and assistant editor of The Journal literary publication.He studied in Thailand at the Council for International Educational Exchange and the Research and Development Institute of Khon Kaen University during the fall of 2002. He also studied abroad, in London and Ireland, during Interim 2002. During the summer of 2002, he worked at the Center for Talented Youth Summer Program of Johns Hopkins University, Siena College site, in New York.Steele also is a member of the Wofford Singers, the Wofford Men (an a cappella group), is a Wofford Ambassador, a Wofford Scholar, and a member of the Women's History Month Committee. He plays intramural soccer and is lead singer, violinist and writer in a contemporary folk-rock band called The Chinese Cowboys.Labban, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Labban of Columbia, is a psychology major who is completing his thesis and will be doing an honors thesis beginning in the fall. A dean's list student, he was a preceptor in one of Wofford's learning communities in the fall of 2002, "Reality's Dark Dream: Madness in Literature." He is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity.The Lilly Fellows Program in Humanities and the Arts seeks to renew and enhance the connections between Christianity and the academic vocation at church-related colleges and universities. The program consists of two distinct but integrated program initiatives: 1) A national network of church-related institutions of higher learning as a forum for sustaining discussions of Christian understandings of the nature of the academic vocation; and 2) A postdoctoral teaching fellowship program that allows several young scholars the opportunity to renew and deepen their sense of vocation and enrich their postdoctoral intellectual and spiritual lives in preparation for careers at church-related institutions.


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Goodness it has been cold and for many of us the snow and sleet will linger for a few more days. Schools throughout the area closed and the high never got above freezing all day. Thankfully, it IS Texas, and these conditions won't last too long. However, the burden on our utilities to keep homes warm and the lights on will impact the bills that will be rolling in later. Community Lifeline Center is ready to help.
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Sam Smith Plans to Step Away From Music for a Little Bit - Find Out Why!
Sam Smith bundles up in a coat while making his way through Heathrow Airport after an international flight on Sunday (November 15) in London, England.
The 23-year-old "Writing's on the Wall" singer recently opened up about taking a break from his career.
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The colors of Chanel
Black. White. Beige. Gold. Red. In Chapter 11 of Inside Chanel, five colors come alive as we delve into the history, the anecdotes, and the quotes from Mademoiselle herself that immortalized their significance for Chanel.
Black, because it accentuates the essential and recalls the monastic rigor of the uniforms at the Aubazine orphanage. Because for Gabrielle Chanel, "it reveals a woman's radiance." Thanks to Chanel, black evolved from the garments of servants and those in mourning to become, since 1926, in the color of elegance, epitomized by the little black dress. "I imposed black and it reigns still because black trumps all," said Mademoiselle.
White, because at the beginin there was white. Because it captures the light, illuminates the face and enhance beauty. Because it's the color of absolute transparency and transcendence. White, because it remainds Coco the cornettes of the nuns from her childhood and the communion dress given to her by her father.
Beige, because is warm, simple and natural. Because it's the color of the worn earth of Mademoiselle's native Auvergne and the beaches of Deauville, Biarritz and Venice Lido. Because it is for her the color for the outdoor, of a natural complexion and the healthy glow of skin kissed by the sun.
Gold, because it embraces both the genuine and the faux: the fenuine gold given to Gabrielle by The Duke of Westminster, the imitation gold of the costume jewelry that she endlessly invented. Gold, because of the religious relics and the cleric's brocade robes that ornamented her childhood. Gold because of the treasures from Saint Mark's Cathedral in Venice, the Byzantine Empire and the Baroque art that always inspired her.
Red, because "it is the color of life, of blood", as Gabrielle Chanel said. Red because it pemirts, when used as the lining of a purse, a quick find of what one is looking for. Red because, worn on the lips, it became Gabrielle's signature and her declaration of good spirit. "If you're sad, add more lipstick and attack. Men hate women who weep", Mademoiselle asserted.
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"Mr. Chairman, I strongly oppose the "Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act" and I am disappointed that this legislation is before us today.
"The level of gun violence in our country is astounding and unacceptable. Our gun violence problem is much more than the periodic, but all-too-frequent, horror of mass shootings. Every day in America, on average, 32 people are murdered with a firearm and 164 people are shot in an attack and survive. We must summon the will in Congress to close loopholes and to address the weaknesses in our patchwork of gun laws.
"Instead, this bill dangerously takes us in the opposite direction. This bill would overrule restrictions on the concealed carrying of firearms that states have carefully crafted to make this practice safer, based on the needs and circumstances in each state. I will explain more fully the dangers this bill presents when we discuss the substitute amendment, to be considered shortly, but suffice it to say that public safety would suffer if we were to unwisely adopt this legislation.
"I want to emphasize that this bill is not about protecting Second Amendment rights. The Supreme Court has interpreted the Second Amendment to be an individual right unconnected with service in a militia, and has held that individuals may use firearms for traditionally lawful purposes. However, even Justice Scalia, in delivering the opinion of the Court in the District of Columbia v. Heller in 2008, recognized that the right secured by the Second Amendment is not unlimited.
"In fact, in discussing lawful restrictions on firearms, he specifically recognized the tradition of courts in holding that "prohibitions on carrying concealed weapons were lawful under the Second Amendment or state analogues."
"This bill, in overriding the ability of states to restrict concealed carry by non-state residents, runs counter to the traditional ability of states to enforce such restrictions in order to make their citizens safer while still respecting the Second Amendment, and it shakes the underpinnings of public firearms safety laws.
"By discarding the concealed carry restrictions enacted by the majority of states, the bill will only endanger the citizens of the states whose laws will be overruled. While it is currently up to each state to determine whether it will allow concealed carry, and under what conditions, we know that expansive concealed carry permitting laws are linked to an increase in violent crime.
"A 2017 study by researchers at Stanford University found that, 10 years after enacting permissive concealed carry laws, states experienced a 13 percent to 15 percent rise in violent crimes. This study shows that undermining strong state restrictions on concealed carry, as this bill would do, would jeopardize public safety in the states into which individuals carrying handguns under permissive laws will travel.
"This legislation is terrible public policy, and it caters to some of the worst themes of our current public discourse, particularly at a time when some national leaders are fomenting division in our communities.
"Just two weeks ago, the FBI disclosed that hate crimes are on the rise in our country, and recently this Committee adopted a bill to strengthen our laws against violence intended to interfere with the free exercise of religion – largely to respond to recent bomb threats and vandalism against Jewish Community Centers. This is not the time to encourage the interstate carrying of loaded, concealed guns in violation of the restrictions many of our states adopted specifically to reduce the likelihood of violence by those carrying concealed guns.
"At our core, I know that our nation is much better than this, and it is up to us in Congress to do much better than this. That is why I urge my colleagues to reject this bill and to engage in a serious effort to strengthen our gun laws, which will actually make us safer.
"I yield back the balance of my time."


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