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That being said the first comparison that came to mind when I saw this blush was that it is very similar if not the exact dupe for Chanel's blush in Reflex. But after using it for a couple of weeks now I can honestly say that they are not dupes for each other and in fact are two separate blushes all on their own, both of which I believe every girl should own.
MAC describes this mineralized blush as a coral pink with gold shimmer. Now the first thing I want to point out is that this blush is insanely pigmented. It is a bright warm coral with warm orange and pink undertones and a golden frosted finish. Again I would like to point out that the golden sheen is also very prominent and does emphasize your pores somewhat. This blush has amazing color pay off and maybe its cause I have medium skin but I didn't experience any of the powdery effect that allot complained about. These are baked blushes and even with one or two sweeps across the compact gave ridiculous payoff, so the art of blending comes into play here. Like all their blushes it comes in a round black plastic container with a clear lid so the product is visible even while closed. I didn't think I would love this blush as much as I do, in fact I love it more than my Chanel (GASPS) but the Chanel has more of a glittery sparkle rather than a sheen and this is what I love. I love the warm coral color and also that the golden sheen acts as a highlighter as well so its like using two products at once which is always a bonus for me. It is really easy to both blend and build and lasted around 4 to 5 hours on my combination skin.
MAC has a winner here, my new all time favourite aside from my Chanel Christmas blush of course! You can pick this up for R245 at counters that still have stock, because this sold out in hours when it launched.


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The phrase 'farm to table' is, I think, a phrase born from the city; because here in the countryside that's just how food is expected to be: from the farm. I think it took me time to actually appreciate this, because I definitely took it for granted when I was younger. There is just the right balance of farmers markets, grocery stores, and farm stands in my area. Each place is a go-to for its own reason. It makes it easy - especially in the warmer, in-season months - to cook and come up with creative and healthy dishes.
Fresh grown herbs and a diverse gamut of spices is something I depend on daily when I am cooking. Vegetables and fruits during the growing season are another staple, especially for dinners or smoothie making.
I really do appreciate my morning commute as a time to think. My morning commute has long stretches of open road; horse farms; foggy fields; sunrises and the occasional deer. I don't take it for granted - even if I am driving to work. There is rarely any traffic (usually I get stuck behind a school bus) and the road is wide, surrounded by green trees and pretty views of open land. Last year I even got to drive over a covered bridge every day - a rarity, even around here!
Even better than commuting? Weekend drives.
Something about a small, store-front lined street with lamp posts and cobblestones appeals to me. I love all of the little spots near and far from home; although each one is a short drive, they are always worth a look. I'm still finding new things every time I go. I think my #1 favorite this year goes to Princeton - I love everything about that place and would love to live there someday.
In a typical main street town you can almost always find bits of the city: i.e. a Starbucks, maybe parking meters, a couple of name brand stores, and historical buildings. What makes them different is the mom and pop stores, the farm stands, the fresh flowers that are laid out in window boxes and pots out side of store fronts and doors. Little cafes and lunch counters. Ice cream shops and eclectic tarot card readers. Historic hotels-turned-restaurants and Revolutionary War era inns (hey, George Washington "slept" here!).
Summer nights (or spring, or fall - not so much winter) are meant to be spent outdoors. My mom's garden is an entertainer's eden - it begins on the deck and spills out into the surrounding corners of the property. It is adorned with fairy lights and citronella torches and candles. In the purple twilight of a summer evening, the illumination is just so lovely. I love how isolated and tucked away a gathering can feel at home - we are in our own little world and the rest of civilization feels like miles away!
You can't really capture this in a city, unless you're on someone's rooftop. While that has its certain edginess to it, I'd take a garden party any day. We often round out the night with music, a bonfire for s'mores, and a tray of tea and coffees to accompany dessert. We've had everything from going away parties, graduations, tea parties, surprise birthdays, to family reunions.
I also love being in a place where nature - although routine for my eyes - is everywhere. Birds, flowers, deer, full moons, hilly fields, creeks and rivers, foliage, and the soft wind. I can take a walk or drive and stretch my eyes nice and far. I hear birds chirping in the spring mornings and owls hooting during dark winter nights. I can look outside my window and see every shade of green possible. There are dozens of horse farms less than a mile away. The stars at night are bright and clear - nothing is obstructing their brightness. Barns are plentiful. Hills in the distance are winding and blue. There are lots of hidden drives and creeks and bridges. I could never, ever, ever tire of the flowers - wild or not.
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what do you love about your neck of the woods!?
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As a Peace-loving Global Citizen is the autobiography of Rev. Sun Myung Moon, the founder of the Unification Movement. It was published in 2009 in both Korean and English by Gimm-Young Publishers of Seoul, South Korea. The book was released in South Korea on March 9, 2009 and debuted at #3 on the Businesss bestseller's list. It has ranked in various bestseller lists since then and was ranked 15th on the General bestseller's list as of October 14, 2009.
CHAPTER SEVEN - Future of Korea, Future of the World
Cultural Projects Express God's Creativity
In 1988, Seoul hosted the Summer Olympics. I saw this as a potential festival of peace in my own backyard and had many of our members from around the world come to Seoul for the event. The members helped guide the international athletes and officials, cheered the athletes, served them food, and presented them with mementos of their visit to Korea. Since China and the Soviet Union were both participants in the Games, I saw it as an event that could critically alter the Cold War era. Seeing the Olympic Games as a festival of peace gave it the potential to create harmony between the communist bloc and the free world. On the day of the opening ceremony I sat in the general seating area of Jamsil Main Stadium and watched with great joy.
After the Olympics, I carried on the energy of the Games by founding the Ilhwa Chunma professional soccer team. The Ilhwa team has won several championships and built up a strong fan base. We have since founded the soccer teams Clube Atlético Sorocaba and Centro Esportivo Nova Esperança (CENE) in Brazil, the home of samba football, and continue to operate them today. The reason I chose to create soccer teams is that I enjoy the sport. I have enjoyed sports since I was young, and for a time I did some boxing and some traditional martial arts. Soccer, however, is the one sport that I continue to enjoy into my old age. In my school days I used to run around the schoolyard diligently kicking the ball, but now I enjoy watching it. When the World Cup was held in Seoul, I had three television sets set up side by side so that I could watch all the games. I never missed a game that Korea played.
Soccer is a microcosm of life. No matter how well I might dribble the ball down the field, if someone from the opposing team who is faster and more skilled comes along and steals the ball away from me, then in an instant everything I did until then is for nothing. Also, even if I might dribble all the way down the field and take a shot at the goal, if the ball hits the goalpost and bounces back, that's the end. It's up to me to dribble the ball, but it takes more than one person to get the ball into the goal. I need a teammate like Ji Sung Park, who will assist me at the critical moment, or someone like Young Pyo Lee, who will adroitly draw the other team away from me.
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First off, what is the: Purpose of Dating?
I. Mult. Choice exam:
a. Fun
b. Self-esteem booster
c. S-E-X
d. Everyone else is doing it
e. To see if marriage is right for the two of you/discern marriage
Ding, ding…yes the correct answer is E!
Ok so what is this Dating Deal…?
You need to be a WHOLE person (you should NOT be someone's other half)
II. Importance of being a 'whole' & holy person before even seeking a spouse
i. If I said I know you so well & your personality, etc. I know just what would make you happy….would you want me to tell you? God knows you perfectly, better than you know you. Work at your relationship with Him. He IS love, He alone can truly teach you how to love and be capable of being in a relationship.
ii. Pray, fast, & journal!
iii. Get a mentor!!
iv. Receive Sacraments & go to Adoration more often.
v. Read about different saints' lives.
vi. Ask for and listen to advice from parents or other wise elders.
vii. Don't ask "how much can I get away with?" but "how much more can I offer up?"
viii. Avoid TV shows, movies, magazines, music, clothing, etc. that influences you against your desire to be chaste (chastity isn't just about sex).
ix. Surround yourself with virtuous friends both guys & gals.
1. Join good clubs on campus if studying, good young adult groups who can support you in your faith and values
Ok NEXT:
Who are we open to dating? Set Standards AHEAD of TIME:
III. What is your ultimate goal in life? Get to Heaven! (You said that right? Good.) So we want someone who will help us get to Heaven. E.G. DATE WITH BLINDERS, narrow your field of vision to only that which is in your path to getting closer to God & Heaven.
i. "Why tie one hand behind your back when pursuing ultimate goal, eternal life?" – Fr. Morrow
b. Standards:
i. Catholic, devoted to God and His Church
1. No missionary dating. We don't date to change a person.
ii. Has healthy relationships with his/her guy and gal friends
iii. He/she seeks purity of heart in his/her actions
iv. He/she is charitable: kind to others
v. Has good habits:
1. Involved in Church work
2. Does not have bad habits such as any forms of addiction
vi. What do parents, priests, teachers, etc. think of this individual?
vii. Is he/she a hard-worker or gives up on school or work easily?
c. Remember: YOU WILL CHANGE AND BE MORE LIKE THAT PERSON…IS THIS FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE?
d. You don't fall in love just by chance, you allow yourself to come to love someone. If that someone you're spending lots of time with is not good for you, stop spending time with them! You will get over him/her.
e. Do not look for 'romantic' love, or love at first sight, which is based on feelings only
Steps in Dating
f. Friends first
i. Go out as friends in groups ideally at first
g. "Friendship Dating"
1. Can gradually have dates but no affection until exclusively dating
2. Get most important info here: i.e. Catholic, devout? practicing? Good habits? Know non-negotiables ahead of time (more later)
3. 1-3 months should be about enough to know whether want to discern marriage "courtship" by then
h. "Exclusive dating"
i. Officially discerning marriage, not ideal to be longer than a couple of years
ii. Don't start exclusive dating unless willing to "fall in love"
FOUND someone good, now what?
How to Date?
IV. Chastity is ESSENTIAL, but why?
a. to a happy, holy, healthy, peaceful, meaningful, lasting relationship!!!!
b. NOT too much to ask. God's Laws are so we can be holy, happy & healthy. We can see how unchastity makes us unholy, unhappy…
i. "First sexual sin is sin and separates us from God. Second, since God loves us and wants our happiness, disobedience to His plan for us will necessarily bring us unhappiness. Worldly statistics confirm this heavenly logic: every one of the sins that adulterate sexual love brings with it a catalogue of miseries. Look for instance at divorce, which is the suicide of the 'one flesh' created by marriage. Divorce means the destruction of society's most indispensable foundation, the family, and it will inevitably stamp the same destructive marks on society at large as it already has on its immediate victims, millions of children: a hard, cynical spirit, the death of security, of trust, of faith in persons and promises and in the adventure of self-giving love. Third, sexual sin has obvious and radical health effects: the epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases, now affecting over half of all sexually active people, the fear of AIDS, and the rising infertility rate. But the most notable physical effect of the Sexual Revolution is death. The human victims in just one generation of the abortion holocaust in most Western nations already vastly outnumber the victims of all the wars in their history. It is high time to turn our attention to God's alternative." (Kreeft, pg. 243)
c. 4 Loves
i. Storge (affection), Phileo (friendship), Eros (romance), Agape (unconditional love)
ii. "Engaging in any sexual activity, before the marriage commitment will often dull the appetite for the less exciting, more fundamental loves: agape, friendship, & affection. The development of these 'quieter' loves may well be stunted." – Fr. Morrow
d. Chastity as Defined by Aristotle
i. Habitual moderation of the sexual appetite in accord with right reason – Aristotle
ii. Even married couples practice chastity so good luck if you give up before marriage!
e. "Sexuality affects all aspects of the human person in the unity of his body & soul" CCC 2332
i. Body speaks a language. Sexual intercourse the bodies are saying "I'm giving myself totally to you" "I am committed to you for life"
f. You must be convinced mind & heart of chastity's benefits, which are…
i. Safeguard relationship w God Who is our source of happiness & only way to salvation
ii. Upholding sacredness of sex
iii. Living up to your own human dignity as a person created in Image & Likeness of God – live by reason unlike animals
iv. Uphold value of other person as a whole not object (is a person's value only sex?)
v. Developing most important loves first: self giving love (agape), friendship & affection. These actually hold a marriage together. You should want them as habits before marriage.
vi. You have to constantly remind yourself of this truth "only as this value takes possession of the mind & will does the will become calm and free itself from a characteristic sense of loss." Then you will have the peace that chastity brings.
1. Chat often with someone who can hold you accountable to living chastely.
vii. Today's Grim Statistics
1. Cohabiting couples percent of divorce is about 80%
2. The 15-24 year old bracket tends to get 9.5 million new STDs per YEAR
g. If physical & emotional elements (i.e. making out/passionate kissing, romantic love, 'eros', feeling in love) are so prominent in a dating relationship, you can hardly get to know the other & find out if you can be best friends first
h. Includes what you watch, how you guard your eyes, modesty, etc
i. Avoid TV shows, movies, magazines, music, clothing, etc. that influences you against your desire to be chaste (chastity isn't just about sex).
V. How to Date: Respectfully and Taking Precautions
a. Intro to this section:
i. I'm not treating you like a child. I'm treating you like the fallen human being that you are. What's that? Oh you're a saint? Well then you would know that you are fallen and are always alert, watching out for and not nearing temptation, right?
ii. I've heard of priests tell me that they've not just come across one but several "good" Catholics who told them "but we were just praying the Rosary, Father, and then…" Don't be arrogant!!
iii. I've lived this…it's not only not impossible (nothing is impossible with God) but it is freeing!
b. That being said here are the "rules":
i. Do not go out alone, and if this is not possible, go out to places that aren't usually empty.
1. Includes not staying the night even if have roommate
a. not to mention temptation, this could give scandal Mt 18: 6,7 woe to he who causes scandal, leads astray
ii. Do not stay talking in the car. If the car is off, get out. Talk outside where there are people.
1. E.g. good Catholic girls, one engaged, spoke to her friends of difficulty of not going too far when making out in back of car…WHAT?! How's that to keep you chaste???
iii. Be strict with physical signs of affection
1. TALK MORE, you need to get to know each other right?
2. Once kissing is introduced, remember guy/gal will even without knowing start pushing limits at each meeting
3. Defining sexual activity: passionate kissing or any other act which by nature or intent stimulates the desire for sex or causes sexual arousal. This is immoral. Sharing affection is generally fine & good & even desirable
4. Long-term kissing at best is a sin against prudence – Fr. Morrow
a. It is usually done because it's enjoyable not for getting to know each other better/inter-personal discovery
5. "Less gentle & more urgent" in goodnight kiss or embrace is sign of beyond threshold of affection – Fr. Morrow
6. Don't say "well I'm already physically excited just by being with the person or holding their hand". Really, so then where's the cutoff if it's all arousing anyway? Use your head!
7. Don't ask: how far is too far? Remember your mind is very good at excusing your actions! If you set pace ahead of time, it will help tremendously!!
iv. Go out to good places & have good activities
v. Pray together, go to Church when you can together
1. Watch how you change as a person…are you a better or worse person than before? Ask parents for an honest opinion.
2. Importance of building a good friendship – strengthen 3 loves (hint: eros is not one of them needing strengthening!)
VI. Closing Thoughts:
a. I know it's hard, you want it a relationship to work, but it's a million times better to be single than with the wrong person!!!!
b. Peter Kreeft says the single cause for most of today's malaise is the weakening of marriage & families, so make sure you get it right from the START!Sources: · Catholic Christianity: a complete catechism of Catholic beliefs based on the Catechism of the Catholic Church by Peter Kreeft (provides many insightful, yet down-to-earth explanations on the teachings of the Catholic Church) · Christian Courtship in an Oversexed World: A Guide for Catholics by Thomas G. Morrow (very complete overview of dating) · Catechism of the Catholic Church Other resources: · www.Chastity.com – Check out their Q&A on Dating · Life on the Rock interview with the Everts (a couple tells of their experiences before living chastely & after) · Sex and the City Uncovered: Exposing the Emptiness and Healing the Hurt by Marian Jordan (a woman tells her story of how & why the Sex & the City life didn't fulfill her) · Smart Sex: Finding Life-Long Love in a Hook-Up World by Jennifer Roback Morse (for a more secular argument defending chastity) · Unprotected: A Campus Psychiatrist Reveals How Political Correctness in Her Profession Endangers Every Student by Dr. Miriam Grossman (also more secular arguments, real statistics, & the truth about sexual health from a doctor's perspective)


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This app presents you with a raft of data concerning your Facebook friends in the form of tag-clouds, graphs and pie-charts. And the data it collates is truly a marketer's dream. By analysing my friends' profiles, I can rapidly build up a fascinating statistical picture of my social network. I can see this being used not only by marketers but also by any group looking to analyse the way in which its members socialise: who are their friends? what do they have in common? where do they work? and so on… highly recommended to anyone interested in analysing their social network (as is the post at Blonde 2.0).


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"I don't kill people for a living," granite-hard peacekeeper Virgil Cole feels compelled to point out when he applies for the job of town-tamer in an intelligent but wild 'n' woolly Southwestern burg in 1882. "I enforce the law. Killing is sometimes a…"
The thought is lost, left to flap in the wind while he waits for the word. It won't come. His eyes dart desperately to his number-two man (for wont of a better word, deputy), Everett Hitch. "Byproduct," Hitch suggests. "Byproduct," Cole repeats, relieved.
Cole is constantly reaching for the highfalutin word that exceeds his grasp, and his reliable backup is forever filling in the blank and finishing the sentence for him. This little comical "byproduct" speaks volumes for their fierce friendship, which, as our tale begins, has been forged in a good dozen years of gunfighting and peacekeeping.
This enduring relationship has more or less leapt from the pages of Robert B. Parker's popular novel onto the screen in Warner Bros.' $20 million shoot-'em-up, both titled Appaloosa (not a remake of Marlon Brando's 1966 Mexican horse-chase, The Appaloosa.) Appaloosa is the name of a place in the Old West territory of New Mexico—the latest locale where Cole, as Hitch understates it, "gets hired to settle things down in towns that need settling."
Ed Harris wears four different hats for this film, the most conspicuous being Cole's cowboy hat with the rounded crown. He is also one of the film's producers—quite fittingly, since he's the instigator and prime mover for this celluloid sagebrusher.
"In 2005, I went on a horseback-riding trip with my family to Ireland, and I took the book with me," he recalls. "I just happened to pick it up. It looked good. I liked the cover. And I'd read a bunch of Parker before." (Primarily a crime novelist, Parker is best-known for his Spenser books, which prompted the ABC TV series "Spenser: For Hire," and his Jesse Stone mysteries, which were the basis for four CBS telefilms.)
"When I started reading the book, I was immediately struck by this relationship between Cole and Hitch—Parker's dialogue and the kind of unspoken appreciation and affection that these guys had for one another, the respect and humor and loyalty and unspoken understanding that existed between two lawmen who've spent the last 12 years of their lives watching each other's backs in life-or-death situations.
"It just jumped off the page. Even before I finished the book—in fact, after reading the first couple of scenes between them, I called up my agent and asked him to find out if the book was available. I'd not made a film in nine years, and I was up for it."
Harris made his directing debut with Pollock, an anguished portrayal of the out-of-control abstract expressionist, and directed himself to a Best Actor shot at the Oscar—his other Oscar nominations were for support (in Apollo 13, The Truman Show and The Hours)—and he also directed Marcia Gay Harden to the Oscar for her truly supporting performance of Jackson Pollock's wife and caretaker, Lee Krasner.
Should there be a supporting Oscar in Appaloosa, it would go to Viggo Mortensen's strong and silent and ever-present Hitch, Cole's walking dictionary and a good man to have on your side in a showdown. Harris says he was the only choice for the role.
The two actors met adversarially (in the extreme!) in David Cronenberg's A History of Violence—Harris as a menacing mobster versus Mortensen as a former hitman-gone-good—and they resolved their differences in a protracted front-lawn shootout.
"I just worked on that picture a couple of weeks," says Harris of the performance that the National Society of Film Critics called the Best Supporting Actor work of 2005, "but I liked working with Viggo a lot—and Mr. Cronenberg.
"It was actually around that time that I showed Viggo this book and, basically, asked him, 'If I get a good screenplay written for this thing, will you do it with me?' And he said, 'Yeah.' So I wrote the script with my partner, Robert Knott, in January of '06."
By the time the script reached Mortensen, he was inundated in flicks (including one, Eastern Promises, that got him in the Oscar running). "Viggo was doing tons of things, but we worked out a shooting schedule. He's a man of his word. He showed up a couple of days before filming, ready to go, and we began in October of '07."
Truth to tell, and now it can be told, it's not Harris' first time out as a screenwriter. "I worked a lot on Pollock. I didn't get any credit, but I pretty much rewrote the whole thing." Knott assisted and played a small role in that film, as he does in this one.
You'd think a $20 million western would be harder to pull off than a modest indie—but no, says Harris. "It was quite the opposite. Pollock was really a tough shoot, just in terms of the schedule—we worked really long hours—and I was pumping a lot of my own money into it. Even though Appaloosa had exteriors and we were out in the country, we were just better organized and probably had a better production crew."
Harris corralled a couple of solid-gold Oscar-winners for the heroine and villain slots: Renée Zellweger and Jeremy Irons. "Heroine" is not exactly the right handle for Allie French, a survivalist who manages to touch some kind of sexual base with all four of the major male characters. At one brazen point, she tries to drive a spike between Cole and Hitch, but Cole recognizes the truth (not so much from what Allie says as from what Hitch is). Feminine guile proves no match for the code of the West.
"Renée really liked her character," says her director and chief suitor. "She's not explained. It's a tough character, not the most sympathetic in the world in terms of how she behaves, but Cole believes there's a part of her that will hopefully get over these wayward ways. The point is, he has never met anybody like her, and he loves her, and that's enough for him. He says, 'I'm not going to leave her,' and he doesn't."
Irons, looking downright scruffy and keeping the British accent under wraps for the most part, is Randall Bragg, the local ranch lord responsible for sending Cole's immediate predecessor as city marshal six feet under. Manfully, and with Hitch riding shotgun (or, more precisely, an eight-gauge "punt gun"), the newly designated city marshal marches Bragg from outhouse to hoosegow. The problem rapidly becomes getting him the rest of the way to justice, with his unruly ranchhands roiling and shootin' it up outside jail and along the rails to a higher court.
Appaloosa's character-driven story takes its own sweet time, and some considerable local color, before it corners its principals in an iconic main-drag shoot. It's not The End per se, just impossible odds that have well-served Rio Bravo and My Darling Clementine, Gunfight at the O.K. Corral and at least two 3:10 to Yumas.
These are among Harris' favorite westerns, and it's an honor and homage for him to reference fragments of them in Appaloosa. Somehow, his personal favorites couldn't be shoehorned into the production; these would be "One-Eyed Jacks, [The Man Who Shot] Liberty Valance, The Ox-Bow Incident maybe, Ride the High Country, The Wild Bunch, some of the old Budd Boetticher things with Randolph Scott…"
Obviously a discerning and somewhat expert mind is at work here. He dirt-kicks the notion that he's a latent Student of the West, "but I looked at a lot of these films again that I had seen. I just like the genre. I really do, and I kinda was hoping that Appaloosa would be more in a classic vein than some hyped-up modern version."
Another reason Harris passes on the Student of the West title is that he's not—now—all that avid a reader of western dime-novels. "Early on, I read a bunch of Zane Grey novels. In fact, in 1996 I did a movie for TNT based on Grey's most famous yarn, Riders of the Purple Sage." His wife [Amy Madigan] co-starred and co-produced. It's his one and only foray into the western genre until Appaloosa happened along.
Bob L. Harris, dad of the director, also can be found fleetingly in Riders of the Purple Sage. And in Pollock. And in A Flash of Green. His role in Appaloosa—Judge Elias Callison—is his biggest and best in his son's films so far. The director "is so proud of him I can hardly stand it. He's done a lot of theatre in the Chicago area. I thought he did a great job. It was easy directing him. He knows what he's doing. He's a pro."
The frantic race back and forth, in front of and then behind the camera, simultaneously acting and directing, was less of a lark. "I did have the experience directing myself with Pollock, with the help of Candy Trebuco, so I asked her back. She's an acting coach that I never really worked with as a coach per se. We had a theatre group, and we'd do classes together. She just really has a good eye. I had her along to keep eye on what I was doing, so I could have some sounding boards and I didn't have to think about it while I was doing it.
"Switching back and forth is something I wanted to do, so I did it. I think if I make another film, I'll probably have a smaller role—if I act in it at all. There are things that do get by you when you're acting. Y'know, you can't go back to the monitor and look at every damn shot—you'd never get the film made—so there are certain things, whether it's performance or camera angle or something in the background that does not jive, you're not totally aware of when you're on the other side of the camera."
Still, Harris admits, "I'd like to direct again. I really enjoy the process. I enjoy being the one who's ultimately calling the shots. I really love the editing room. I have a great editor [Kathryn Himoff, who also worked on Pollock]."
A definite possibility is looming from one of the usual suspects—Robert B. Parker himself. "He has done two sequels to Appaloosa—one has already come out, called Resolution, and there's another yet to be published called Brimstone. So Cole and Hitch get back together again—another town, another place. I'd combine the books.
"Right now, everything's totally a crapshoot, but if Appaloosa is successful—hey! I'd do a sequel in a heartbeat," Harris promises, with a P.S. "If I can get it financed."
It's a big if these days. Grade-A westerns have gone thataway, victims of these overly technological times, Harris supposes. "I think there are a whole bunch of reasons. Time changes and the whole way people live these days—just the computer and the special effects that you can do. To see people who are just dealing with each other, and there's not a bunch of CGI or anything—it's just about human beings in a certain place and time. People pay money to see other things."


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Monday, December 6, 2010
smile monday...
7 comments:
- Jacqueline said...
Hi Cathi,
I'm glad that you had a productive weekend. I did quite well too. I wrote all of our Christmas cards (that is a very long job !!), we painted a few pieces of furniture and today I am going to distress them. The snow has disappeared here in the South east but this morning we woke up to such a severe frost it looked as if it had snowed again !! It is SO cold here at the moment so, I'm going to stay in today and do things around the house. XXXX
- December 6, 2010 at 1:58 AM
- Simone said...
Well done you Cathi!!
Love that image - thought it was your home for a minute, was very envious!!
Peanut butter cups....hello??!! Yum!!
I got a lot done this w'end and, like Jackie, am keeping warm today at home trying to do more!! Nearly there!
Loved your photos of the Jan Constantine cushions in your post below - I went to the Country Living Christmas Fair and she was there with a huge stand of all her items - SO GORGEOUS!!1
Have a great week! xx
- December 6, 2010 at 2:52 AM
- Lori said...
Yeah you! Doesn't it feel good to check things off your to-do list??!! That tree is so cute Cathi ~ have a wonderful week!
- December 6, 2010 at 4:07 AM
- Tracy said...
Oh, you did, ddi you? Well, I am happy to say that Bill accomplished about half of everything I wanted to do this weekend. LOL. Have a fantastic week. Love you!
- December 6, 2010 at 5:32 AM
- Mademoiselle Poirot said...
Well, you're a ot more organised than me... I feel like I'm behind on everything - might have to take a break from blogging to get everything done - hmmm... Have a great - and productive - week ;-) Love from London xo
- December 6, 2010 at 1:49 PM
- Kristin said...
Isn't that a great feeling when you have accomplished all you wanted to do! I am finished with all my christmas presents and couldn't be happier:) I agree with you - Christmas simple and enjoyable!
Warm hugs to you too!! Kristin
- December 7, 2010 at 1:44 PM
- *Simply Colette* said...
What an amazing feat! I don't think I've had a day or weekend like that in a long time. :)
The peanut butter cups sound delicious!
- December 7, 2010 at 5:07 PM


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This blog is the wonderful idea of Ellie, who works at Berrington Hall (a national trust property). http://historicalcostume.wordpress.com/about/
She says of the collection; "This fabulous costume collection owes its existence to the extraordinary vision of the avid collector Charles Paget Wade. Wade harboured an obsession with the magic of objects and the power they imbue in us all to 'inspire a thousand fancies.'
The collection comprises 2,203 objects, largely 18th and 19th century costume, with a particular bias towards menswear. The collection is unusual in that it contains items from both ends of the social strata as its collector, Charles Paget Wade, championed the principles of the Arts and Crafts Movement selecting items based on his dictum 'Colour, design and craftsmanship.'
At present the collection really is a hidden wardrobe. With no facilities for display on the horizon it remains largely hidden and in storage at Berrington Hall. The curator, Althea Mackenzie, and I hope to address this by providing access in the most modern of venues – the blogosphere!
In short the purpose of this blog is to provide:
- Detailed colour photographs of an incredible collection
- Showcase the collection without the damaging effects of long-term display and handling
- Encourage and generate interest in costume history (If you have questions please ask!)
- Indulge ourselves in all things costume"


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There's a plan and a route Sonya (Arianna Danae) and Joe (Nathaniel Sylva) want to take. However, their plan to kill Sonya's Uncle Max (Bill Taylor) isn't as easy as she thought.
I feel this film is one that isn't meant to be an easy watch, relating round the obvious crime of the plot, the film is quite dark, especially the lighting as the film proceeds. It also turns tense quite quickly. Additionally, I feel the audience isn't supposed to like many of the characters by the end, as we are exposed to many more things. I wouldn't say these things are a bad thing, quite the opposite; giving a unique edge to the film and one that should be appreciated as an opposite to all those Blockbuster, Hollywood films we're so used to now-a-days. So if you're looking for a different sort of film, but one that is still as intriguing as all the others, I would recommend this one.
This film only lasts just over twenty minutes (as it is a short film), but cleverly tells so much. Within small parts of the film, it is leading towards the end, an end which leaves Joe in a situation he didn't want to be in. But I have to mention the last couple of seconds, before the credits, just showing how much attention needs to be paid to this film. It really is clever. From the beginning of the film the audience are brought in, unsure to what is happening. We are told so many things from little aspects but they don't seem to add up completely until things are verified more clearly. There are small indications, for example a name tag telling us who the main protagonist is, so when she is called we understand her situation more; a picture in Joe's car, telling the audience he must love his girlfriend very much. Little things like this all add to the bigger picture of the plot and it is very clever. These continuous close ups are very good in drawing the audience's attention to certain things.
Furthermore, the actors are very good, especially Bill Taylor playing Uncle Max, as he quickly shows how obsessed he is with his "Screwdriver" alcoholic drink and that he must be quite abusive towards Sonya. Arianna Danae also plays Sonya well; you understand the pain she's going through pretty quickly. But then it suddenly escalates and maybe there's more to her. The director, Rufus Chaffee has been very clever in how things are already escalated to murder, as it gives the audience a sense of past and future, a sense that there has been so much before this film that we don't know about, but must be pretty awful if it's already risen to these thoughts already.
So if you're looking for a tense 20 minute short film, I would recommend this one. It is unique in style and one that draws the audience in. Besides don't you want to know why Sonya found it so difficult, or what in fact happens in those last few minutes?
If you think this is a film you would enjoy, 'The Trouble With Uncle Max' is available to be streamed or downloaded at www.vimeo.com/ondemand/unclemax.


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The duo of NAC Breda Sadiq Umar and Kano Pillars Junior Lokosa are most likely to gatecrash the Super Eagles squad for the upcoming friendly game against Congo, Owngoalnigeria.com can exclusively reveal.
Their possible inclusion in the list will also mean them earning a spot in the 35 man provisional squad of the senior national team of Nigeria for the World Cup in Russia in June.
Lokosa has taken the Nigerian league by storm this season with 16 goals to his name from 17 games, nine goals more than his closest challenger Stephen Alfred who has 8 goals for Kwara United.
On his part Sadiq who was Nigeria's top scorer at the Olympic games in Rio has scored five goals in nine games for Dutch side NAC Breda, where he is on loan from Italian Serie A side Roma.
He joined Breda in January after terminating his loan deal with Torino and according to a top source, he could be in line for a shock call up to the Nigerian team for the World Cup as coach Gernot Rohr is seriously considering him.
" Sadiq and Lokosa are likely to make the Super Eagles squad for the friendly game against Congo, and if they impress Rohr, he might give them another chance in the Eagles final game against England ", the source told Owngoalnigeria.com.
" For Sadiq he will no doubt be in the team after the World Cup with the Eagles having as many as four games between the months of September and October. However Rohr could give him a chance sooner than expected ".
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AUGUSTA, GA (WFXG) - When her mother-in-law was diagnosed with breast cancer, Lisa Thorne knew it would be a journey-emotionally.
"She went on an experimental treatment and we had to get money, specifically for that treatment. It was very financially draining," Thorne said.
So Thorne and the Augusta Harley Davidson store, along with vendors, survivors and supporters, spent Saturday raising money for cancer patients.
Survivor Melinda Defalco said, "All money raised is going to the University Hospital's Breast Health Center, to help women who are uninsured or under insured get mammogram's."
Defalco said this is the 6th year for the event. Last year it raised 19 hundred dollars.
"We've got a lot of raffles donated by area businesses. There's a basketball throw, a tattoo contest, and vendors are out here donating their time."
And it's time all spent to find a cure for cancer. For more information on mammograms, screenings or to schedule a routine mammogram at Georgia Regents University, just call 706-721-9729.


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The Product Review & Evaluation Plan (PREP) is being upgraded for interactive web access.
PREP 2.0 is a free service provided by Designfluence. It is a linked list of questions that take the Product Developer from the point of conception through creating a business around your product. There are three sections:
The purpose of the PREP is to record facts about your product or service, separate what's real from what's unknown, evaluate what you've done (What have I done!?), and what remains to be done -- as an educational process. This then becomes the plan for DOING it.
For all intents and purposes, a service is also a "product" -- its success is largely dependent on the same factors. Services do, however, have a few special considerations, addressed at the end of this review and plan.
In this iteration, PREP 2.0 is a series of prompts to get your thinking straightened out. You will find links along the way, and our goal is to have everything linked to additional info/resources. If you like, make up a three-ring binder, print these pages and use it for your plan. If there's enough interest, we may create PDF files that are more usable.
Careful consideration of the following will enable you to gain a better understanding of your product, write the best possible plan, and allow all those you involve in your project to do a better job for you. This plan will combine a bit of history on your product and will tell how you arrived and where to go from here.
Don't rush through this. If you need help, get it from your team, and be as thorough as you possibly can be in filling it out. If you don't know, make up a separate notebook called "Things To Find Out As Soon As Possible", and carry it with you everywhere.
Proceed to Reality Check.
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These pages are about my (mis)adventures in improvisational theatre. These are some of the oldest pages on my home page. I created many of them in 1994/95. Consequently, this is one of the oldest sites on improvisational theatre on the Web.
Directing Improv WorkshopsThis page is my advice on directing improv workshops. While it is written for those who have not directed before, even experienced directors might get something out of it. I believe that every director has to develop her own style of directing; this page is just meant as a starting point. Over the last decade, I've seen many different styles of direction. I've seen strength in many of them. Some people find directing comes naturally and don't fear it. They usually can transition smoothly from being a player to being a director. Others are reluctant to try it or often don't know how to begin. This is to help those who want to direct, but don't know where to begin.
Directing differs from playing. Directing an improv workshop differs from directing scripted theatre. Directing an improv workshop differs from directing an improv show. I think you can make the transition from being a good workshop director to a good show director quite easily, but you should not confuse the two.
Directing a workshop is about getting the participants of that workshop to learn by doing. As an improv workshop director, you should not be the proverbial "sage on the stage," but rather a "guide on the side." People fundamentally learn by doing—engaging in the activities. As a director, you should provide a safe setting that allows the workshop participants to do things that help them learn about improv. So, my first rule is
1. Focus on the doingAs a director, you should focus on making sure that your workshop participants are actually engaging in the practices that are being useful to them. Don't lecture; instead, guide, challenge, and focus.
In order to allow workshop participants to learn, they have to be focused and ready to learn. If you find people aren't participating, make them. For instance, tell them that everyone must participate at least once in hot spot (hot spot is a particularly contentious game; most people either love it or hate it) before ending the game. If I find people aren't participating by themselves, I'll often make it into a going-down-the-line type of game. Again, it is your responsibility to make sure people actively participate.
Complement workshop participants when you see them working particularly hard and/or making noticeable progress. Complement them on the effort, not on the scene (or them) being good. Psychologist Caroline Dweck has studied motivation for over 30 years and her research shows that feedback based on effort, rather than a successful outcome, better furthers learning. It lets people know that everyone can make progress, based upon hard work. That's what you want from an improv workshop.
2. Be on-time (or early)I hate it when the director doesn't show up on time. Robert Lowe always shows up at least 15 minutes early. This gives him time to assess the space. I find it also gives you some time to stretch and focus before others arrive. If the director is not focused, the players won't be either.
3. Be professionalStart the workshop on-time. It is respectful to be on time. You can BS before or after the workshop. You can think about your life or make phone calls before or after the workshop. But, during the workshop, your attention needs to be on the workshop.
4. Be in chargeDirecting an improv workshop is not a democracy. Don't be fooled into thinking it is one. So, don't do things like ask "so, do people want to play hot spot?" In the end, this just ends up leading to less focus and your ability to run a workshop going down. If you think it is the right thing to do, then play it. Usually if people complain or mouth-off or chit-chat, it is a sign that the group (or that particular person) is not focused. Do focus exercises until they are focused. Don't hesitate to do focus exercises in the middle of the workshop to refocus people.
5. Make sure people are thoroughly warmed-upOne trick I use is just to pick a direction, such as from feet to head, and do exercises to stretch things from one end to the other. Do physical stretches first. Don't ignore physically stretching the face, lips and tongue before moving on to vocal warm-ups. Do vocal warm-ups! I personally prefer some kind of resonance exercise to accompany tongue twisters.
6. Focus your workshop participantsThe best workshops are the ones where everyone is focused on the task at hand. It is your job as director to make sure that people start out focused. Warm-up games, like red ball, go, zip, zap, zup, are great for getting people to focus. You must challenge your players. Focus is about concentrating on the task at hand. If the participants aren't doing an adequate job (i.e. their zip, zap, zup is too slow), tell them ("OK. We need to go faster.") and continue until they improve. Switch games if the one is becoming monotenous.
7. Manage the energyThis is closely related to focus. What you want is for everyone in the workshop to have a similar level of energy. If there is too little energy, play attacker / defender. If there are a few who have too much energy, tell everyone to take a few deep breaths. Taking breaths is a great way to manage both energy and focus. I don't hesitate at all to play focus and energy exercises for 30-45 minutes if that is what is needed to get everyone focused.
8. Understand your workshop participantsIn addition to sensing their focus and energy, you should understand who your workshop participants are (experience, goals, etc.). While you don't have to oblige their every whim, knowing who they are and what they are looking for can be helpful in setting the direction of the workshop. Often times, you can convince the players to embrace your workshop goals. In that case, realizing that you need to convince them is an important first step.
In some situations, you will be familiar with the players and can craft an appropriate workshop without much feedback. At other times, it makes sense to get feedback from participants before the end of the workshop. I find feedback to be particularly useful if the workshop is going well; improvisers are usually more constructively reflective about a good workshop.
The above covers basics to how to run a good workshop, particularly for beginning improvisors. It doesn't tell you what to conduct a workshop on. That's up to each director. I almost always prefer a workshop that is on a specific subject or follows a certain theme than a random list of games. Again, this goes back to the workshop being a way for people to improve. It's hard to improve without a well-focused workshop. Here's some examples of good workshops and why I think they are good:
Adam's count-up workshopThe first person I've seen do this was Adam Johnson, so I'll credit him here. Basically, the format was
1. Do a 1-person scene
2. Do a 2-person scene
3. Do a 3-person scene
n. Do a n-person scene with everyone
There are several things I like about this format. First, most people play most of the time. So, it achieves rule #1. Second, it follows a simple formula. You can see where it is going. Third, you end up accomplishing something interesting. Keeping focus and avoiding cacophany (too many people talking at once) in a 4+ person scene is often impossible. With this exercise, improvisors learn how to deal with these larger scenes in an incremental way. If you just called up people for a 10-person scene, you'd probably get chaos. By increasing it slowly, the workshop participants can see how to maintain focus with increasing number of people in the scene.
My workshop on long-form basicsOccasionally, I will run a workshop on the basics of long form. I realize that long-form is difficult and often there are people attending who may not feel comfortable at such an advanced workshop. So, I try to go for incremental progress. We'll start off with freeze-tag. Then, I'll slowly alter it, by imposing more rules. I've done the following variations:
Jynx's rotate around the circle.When we do improvathons, there are usually way too many people for us to do single scenes for the group and still achieve Rule #1. One creative way to get around this is a method, which I first saw Matt Huber use (but apparently David Nayyar is the one to have first used it). It consists of creating two people circles, with the same number of people. Each inner circle member finds their outer circle member. They do some sort of scene, depending on what the specific workshop is on. Then, at some point, that scene is ended and the inner circle rotates, thereby allowing each person to work with a new member.
Ryan's controlled chaos worshop.Ryan Lafitte is pretty famous for showing up to workshop without any plan whatsoever (or, even forgetting that he is running workshop). Ordinarilly, this is a bad thing. But, Ryan manages to pull it off. He largely directs by getting people to create some kind of a scene, after he yells "Go!" While this is not something I recommend for any new workshop director to direct, I do really enjoy these workshops. I find that this format allows me to challenge myself to do interesting stuff.
I also think I have it figured out why this workshop works. First, Ryan doesn't take shit from anybody. He manages to stay in charge. If he needs to, he'll shush you or even threaten your life. Second, I think he always has a good idea of the focus in the room and how to control this chaos in a way which is creatively useful. Third, Ryan plays in his workshops and is often able to get the kind of stuff he wants to happen by making it happen.
My main point with this example is that, in the end, you need to develop your own style. Ryan has developed a style of directing. It works for him. I've tried to mimmick his style before with mixed results. The style is hard to copy. This unique style of directing makes Ryan a real asset to the troupe as he brings something new to the troupe. In the end, I believe this should be your aim as a director—to develop your own directorial style that suits you artistically and benefits your troupe.
How to approach directing a workshop
1. Choose an interesting topicFind something that the troupe needs to be working on or something that you know well and think you can direct well.
2. Tightly plan the beginning of the workshopDenver Broncos head coach Mike Shanahan scripts the first 25 offensive plays that his team will use. After that, he adapts to what the other team is doing. This has led to great success. A similar approach should be used in improv. Know which games or exercises you want to start off with. Make sure that you are capable of describing these exercises. Also, make sure that they can be appropriate to all the people attending workshops (including first timers).
3. Move along a learning trajectoryYou need to be flexible when directing. The worst workshops I've been a part of happen when a director has the entire workshop planned and tries to impose that workshop on the players. You are a director, not a dictator. You need to adjust to your current audience: the size of the workshop, the focus level, the experience level, the mood, and the abilities. As such, I don't like workshops organized as shopping lists of games. Instead, start off following a script to see where your workshop audience is right now. Then, move the workshop in such a way that you get the most amount of learning out of what you have. You can think about exercises and games you might play, but I often find that I drop these and do something entirely different.
The more inexperienced you are at directing, the more you will benefit from spending a good amount of time planning your workshop. Nowadays, I still spend from one to two hours preparring (or, at least, thinking about) a workshop before running it.
Directing your First Three WorkshopsDirecting is not easy; it's a new skill that you will have to learn. It is likely that some of the people taking your workshop will have more experience than you; that can be intimidating. You may not be used to ordering others around. It's a funny feeling the first time you do it: "Who am I to be ordering people around?" That's natural. This pressure is particularly noticeable for your first two workshops. So, get those over with. To become a director, you must direct three workshops. Prepare like mad for the first one; it will give you a safety net to fall back on. Try something slightly different for your second workshop. By your third workshop, you should feel more comfortable being a director. That's when you can truly determine whether directing is something you are interested in.
Too many times, new directors direct one lone workshop and aren't given the opportunity to direct another workshop for a while. This is not a good way to learn to be a director. You need to direct three workshops in the period of about a month. That will give you the right exposure to being a director. Remember, you are a novice director; your workshops are as much about you learning as it is about others learning. You learn by doing.
Director Don'tsThese are some things I've seen that cause problems in workshops.


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Everyone remembers their first time in a new place and everything is sweetened by memory. I, for one, am haunted by antlers from four great years of skiing at Deer Valley. I wouldn't expect to be treated the same way or even have the same feeling were I to pull up to Deer Valley today—regardless of the name on the deed. But the old days seem sweeter now that Deer Valley, an independent, family owned ski resort since 1981, sold to a private equity firm this week.
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1.) ONE FEBRUARY MORNING NEAR THE SILVER LAKE EXPRESS CHAIR, I was having a bit of a rough go, the kind skiers don't like to complain about in the open. Nothing was wrong, but everything wasn't right. My turns sucked, I was in the backseat more than a toddler, and my body was a set of four unmatched rusty hinges. Every little niggle seemed to have sharp pain lurking behind it and for some reason the bottom of my foot kept itching. Not a lot you can do about that. One of the Deer Valley attendants approached me as I kicked into line.
"How can I make your day better?"
"Can I help you with anything?"
"Are you sure?"
I paused. He paused. This is the part where, in movies, music turns up and someone gets a hug that signals it's the beginning of something.
His colleague was handing out tissues in the lift line to attractive ski moms who, for some reason, still unironically wear stretch pants. As the moms were instructing their whiny charges to blow, I felt like one of those kids: My fingers were cold, my toes weren't working. It was just past 10 a.m. and overcast and I wanted to go home.
"Could I have a Snickers and hot chocolate when I get back down?" I asked my guy in a pleading voice, joking but not joking.
"Absolutely," he grinned. It was the kind of reassuring smile that only a comfortably retired optometrist could have. His teeth were whiter than the bottom of a new Igloo cooler. He clasped my shoulder. "Remember, every day's a good day at Deer Valley."
It was a little Stepford of him, but OK.
I didn't think anything more of our interaction on the lift up and on thee next run down, I started to get more weight on my downhill ski and the turns began to flow. Something had clicked, so rather than calling it, the new plan was to traverse over to Mayflower Bowl (nobody's there, ever) and try my luck. As I sped by the chair's run-up, a referee-type whistle broke my straight-ahead gaze. I turned and there was my old friend, Snickers in one hand, hot cocoa in the other. I flushed. "Oh Jesus," I said. I started to dig into my pockets only coming up with gum wrappers and balled up bar receipts.
"Don't worry about it," he said. "It's on us."
2.) I WAS RIDING UP THE LIFT trying to whip up a little chat with a woman, probably around my age, blonde curls peeking out of her helmet, goggles seductively revealing the requisite three quarters of an inch of unprotected skin on her forehead. She said she was from back east, went to Penn. The most I could offer up in the pinch to connect was that my best friend from high school went to Brown. Go Ivys.
Anyway, I could tell I was toeing the uncomfortable side of such interactions, so I shut it down and tried not to break my molars on a frozen Clif bar in silence. She paused for several towers then, as the "Keep Tips Up" signs emerged on the approach, she asked what I did. I told her I was a writer; you know, gotta put a little zip on those last few chairlift throws.
"Ohh," she cooed in a way that was, in hindsight, laced with sarcasm. "What do you write? Novels? Movies?"
"Um, not really—I mean not yet. I help edit a magazine around here, freelance stuff, too," I coughed over the side of the chair. "What do you do?"
"Me?" she paused and seemingly tried to bite a nail through her glove. "Oh, I'm an actor."
"Oh, cool. Like community theater stuff, commercials?"
"No, not really. Well, yeah, commercials sometimes."
"Cool," I said again. "It's tough, acting. I hear acting's tough you know. So, good luck with that."
"Good luck with yours' too."
Then the dismount. I made sure she skied out first and took the opposite path, giving myself a 6.7 overall.
Later, I met my buddy at the St. Regis bar and there she was, helmet off, right next to us, laughing with her husband. For the record, she was Elizabeth Banks, and I was the asshole.
3. ONE MORE? OK. There was the time I was riding up the Wasatch Express and ended up next to a guy who talked like he should have been wearing cuff-links and sipping on a Cutty Sark, neat. There are a shit-ton of hedge fund/finance dudes who take the commuter from JFK or LaGuardia to SLC in the early a.m. on a Saturday and ski for free with a show of their boarding pass.
No matter how rich they are, they love not paying. They point it out every time. "Skiing free today, bro—howdayalikethat!" as they heave out the chest in their Under Armour puffy. It's always some gum snapper from the Upper West Side with an origin story in Long Island. A real Bud Fox-type who came up from his uncle's pizza parlor, begged and borrowed his way through Fordham, landed a seat at a brokerage house in the '80s, and now he's king, in his late-50s, semi- to all-the-way retired, and just took up skiing like two years ago. ("I never went outside before that. There wasn't a reason to.")
This time, Mr. Wiseguy hammered through his entire life story in under 90 seconds: wife, kids, second wife, no kids, another divorce—thank God—just playing the field 'cept the field is "looking much shorter."
"Money can buy you adulation," he said, "but not from the kind of women you want to be adored by."
Now it was just him, next to me, recently diagnosed with Stage IV Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma, which he pronounced like a movie title with the tag line: "every day/every run means something." That was when he broke character and started crying.
I put on the old Deer Valley spirit and said, "Every day's a good day here," as I clasped his shoulder.
Then he (for real) wiped a tear and said, "Fuckin-a. You're fucking-a right bro."
The four seasons I was a season pass holder at Deer Valley were the best of my skiing life, every day, every run did mean something. This was congruous with the fact that I was able to reside in Park City, a found paradise and the rarest of all towns: a working, thriving mountain community anchored by three independently owned resorts. In the past five years, it has started to morph into consolidated company town, or, as one friend put it, a Ski-mmunity Corp™. The people are, indeed, the same. But the feeling is different.
…Now, how can I make your day better?


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