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Rev. Edith Wolfe, seminary pioneer
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The Rev. Edith Wolfe died April 8, 2005, at home in Honolulu. She was 83.
Her first project was to help prepare for the 150-year anniversary of the arrival of the first missionaries to Hawai'i from New England. It was through her efforts that the military was persuaded into towing a replica of the missionaries' boat Thaddeus to Kona for the event.
According to her niece, Jennifer Wolfe Guidry, Wolfe was fond of saying: "It doesn't seem a lot to ask."
Wolfe also created the first comprehensive Hawaiian-language hymnal. Another niece, Ruth Anne Wolfe, said her aunt put to music the "Hawai'i Aloha" song.
A former schoolteacher, Edith Wolfe was encouraged by her brother-in-law, a Presbyterian minister, to apply to seminary and she attended the Union Theological Seminary in New York City. According to Guidry, Wolfe would recall how one of her professors refused to call on her, the only female student at that time, as he felt she was "wasting" a seat that otherwise a man might occupy.
After ordination in 1946, she had a hard time finding a church until joining the Congregational Church (now United Church of Christ), then one of the few churches to accept female pastors. She served in Wales after World War II and later small churches in New England.
In the Islands, the Rev. Wolfe served dozens of churches as an interim minister on O'ahu, Kaua'i, Maui and the Big Island. She also traveled extensively to the Pacific islands and worked on missions in Micronesia, the Philippines, Yap and Japan.
In 1978, during the Vietnamese "boat people" crisis, she formed a program to teach English to refugee mothers and their children.
She served as interim pastor of the Church of Crossroads in the 1980s, then, in 1986, retired from the Woman's Board of Missions and became the permanent pastor to the Wananalua Congregational Church in Hana, Maui.
A memorial service will be held 4:30 p.m. April 30 at the Church of the Crossroads. Her ashes will be consecrated after the 10 a.m. service May 8 at Wananalua in Hana.
She is survived by her brothers, Paul and Robert, and sister, Dorothy Eastwick.
Wolfe, who was born April 30, 1921, in Newark, N.J., moved from New England to Kalihi in 1965 to serve as the executive secretary of the United Church of Christ's Woman's Board of Missions of the South Pacific Islands.
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The other day a patient sent me an email with a link to a New York Times article that reported that the upcoming revision of the psychiatric diagnostic standards manual, the DSM-V, has removed the narcissistic personality disorder from its roster.
She asked me, "Are they crazy?"
I wrote back, "I think so." Then, I thought, maybe the lunatics really are running the asylum.
"Removed" in this case appears to mean two things: 1) that the syndrome as they have hitherto described it is not, in their opinions, clear enough to be described as a character pathology; and 2) that it will no longer be an acceptable diagnosis for reimbursement. Insurance companies, hospitals, treatment facilities and protocols will no longer recognize it or use it to direct treatment.
Should that give us hope or terrify us? Does that mean narcissism is slowly going the way of the Dodo, or does it mean that it has become so pervasive that it's no longer thought of as pathological?
My experience personally and professionally has me leaning in the direction of the latter, that it has become so much a part of our culture, particularly our parenting, that narcissistic traits are considered norma -- so much so that if we don't have a reality show named after us, we use our own phones or video up-links to transmit our private lives to anyone from Alaska to Antarctica who will watch.
Our culture, the media-infused air we breathe, has itself become both a breeding ground and a reflecting pool for narcissists.
The Commercial Story
Although raised in Montana in a traditional home, my husband is not technically a conservative man. His guiding principle is "live and let live." So it is highly unusual to see him incensed by anything, let alone a commercial for chicken tenders. But he was so irate that he has committed himself to never, ever buying the product they were selling and spent more than 45 minutes ranting about the decay of American civilization the following day.
The commercial was a 30-second spot in which a group of teenagers ("punks," according to my husband) rush into the home of one of the boys in the group. Within seconds they take over the kitchen, opening every cabinet they could reach, offering unsolicited commentary -- all negative -- on the food they find there.
Rush to the rescue... enter our happy, multi-tasking working/servant mother with a tray full of freshly cooked (previously frozen) chicken (by-product) tenders.
"Yeah, mom," they barely utter as they fling her offering down their throats.
"No one I ever grew up with, tough guy or not, would have ever had the gall, the unabashed audacity to walk into someone's home and, forget just rummaging through their pantry, but to criticize what they found!" He was clearly disgusted. "That's just the height of entitlement. That's insane."
Who can argue with him? Even those of us who were raised in more open, less structured homes than my husband's can see the problem in the scenario and, more importantly, the cultural calamity it forebodes.
He wasn't done: "I would've gasped if any of my friends had done that in my home when I was a kid... or if I'd found out that any of the kids I raised went into someone's home and behaved like that. God, I'd be thoroughly embarrassed. And today... if I was greeted with a horde of self-centered punks ransacking my kitchen and dissing the food that I'd worked hard to provide, I would not run out and hook them up with a platter of chicken tenders. Tender would be the last thing on my mind."
Commercials as Cultural Microcosms
Although some may rightfully make a case for this being an example of life imitating art, it may more sadly be a slice of art that has been drawn directly from modern life.
There are many who would say that somewhere in the 70s and 80s we began witnessing a trend of unrestrained entitlement and narcissism that has undermined not only our expectations (of each other, of government, of business, of life itself) but the natural order of family structure. This is not a commentary on who composes a family, but on who runs it -- the child or the parent.
There have always been families with only one parent, or extended families with aunts and uncles and multiple parenting figures, or families that followed more creative structural arrangements.
What makes those families work is always the same thing: there is someone in charge who can be counted on, who knows what he (or she) is doing, who provides to the best to his or her ability, and whose primary purpose is to love and care for that family.
Once children become the parents, they are effectively abandoned. No child, no matter how clever, how entitled, how sophisticated in appearance can ever raise himself.
The Nature of True Authority
When I teach people the principles of Verbal First Aid™, one of the first things we get into is the need for them to be truly comfortable in and clear about their authority. Taking control of a chaotic situation requires authority. No one is going to follow someone who's confused, insecure and uncommitted to a course of action, no matter how nice they are. This is true whether we need to follow someone literally (as in leaving a burning or crumbling building) or whether we need to take a suggestion to help us heal (e.g., when we are told to lower our blood pressure or stop the bleeding).
People -- particularly parents -- often confuse true authority with meanness of spirit. They are not the same thing. In fact, a parent who has no authority, who cedes his position to his child, has done that child a great disservice.
Authority is benevolent, even though it demands respect. It is loving, even though it will not accept bad behavior. It is structured, which is not the same as strict and certainly does not mean fearsome.
Authority is absolutely necessary if a child is going to feel protected and grow up with any tolerance whatsoever for frustration.
And, finally, benevolent authority is critical if we're going to have anything but a generation of unabashedly self-centered, entitled children who believe the whole world revolves around their desires. That is at least one of the points of origin for pathological narcissism.
What we saw in the frenzy for the chicken tenders and the utter lack of respect for either the parent's role or the effort it takes to be one is the result of years of children taking the reins. This is a form of feral socialization, an American "Lord of the Flies" in which children dictate the market, the mores and the response of the parents, instead of the other way around.
There are many ways for people to become narcissists, and it is not a binary event. It is more gray-scale, moving from black to white along a spectrum, starting with people who are selfless in the extreme to those who have healthy egos and well-modulated self-interest, continuing into the mildly entitled and annoying, moving into the overwhelmingly cloying, attention-seeking and self-satisfied, then finally graduating into the toxic narcissist and full-blown sociopath.
The Passengers on a Train
The following story is a fairly good example of what happens when a culture is itself narcissistic and how subtly the pathology is woven into the laissez-faire attitudes of ordinary adults. Perhaps it will explain some of the cultural shift that is reflected in the decision of the framers of the new DSM-V.
While traveling north on the railroad from New York City, we were seated comfortably by a window seat watching the East River slowly move by.
My husband and I spoke quietly to each other about nothing terribly important. There were several passengers nearby, one of whom was starting to nod off. We figured he had a way to go and didn't mind missing a few stops.
At about the tip of Manhattan, a crew of 10 people, including five kids under the age of 10, got on the train. It felt like we got dropped into Disneyland. Squealing, yelling, jumping up and down, hitting and crying filled the passenger car.
The fella who was sweetly asleep was jarred awake. He was startled and unhappy.
Our conversation was over mainly because we could no longer hear each other speak.
The adults in the group did absolutely nothing to either calm or correct their children. Nothing.
Worse: They encouraged them and applauded their "free expression."
My husband, who is a fourth-generation Montanan, was once again fairly irritated by the behavior of both the children and the adults -- mostly the adults, I think, upon whom children count for guidance in new situations, social or otherwise.
Restricting a child's behavior in public does not have to mean they are joy assassins, which I believe a large number of parents are scared of being. They often explain to me that they want their children to be free to express themselves and be happy.
Do manners preclude that?
I don't think so. I think that consideration for the happiness and comfort of others is actually a prerequisite for real joy. You cannot be selfish and entitled and ever find peace.
As my husband said after we left the train, relieved to be away from them, "They were having a good time, and they thought everyone else should know exactly how good a time they were having and how cool they were."
Parents are so worried about how they're perceived now that they sometimes forget to be parents.
The other night a neighbor's son had a party in the middle of the night in his parent's garage. The floods were on, the music was blaring, the giggles, the beer, the smoking -- all of it for everyone's enjoyment, whether they were sleeping or not.
Finally, we had to call and bring the party to the parents' "attention." My husband believes they had to know what was going on, but I think people can be unaware of the most obvious things, if it serves them on some level.
Good parenting still includes good limits. Limits and love are not mutually exclusive. Love and limits relate to one another the way bones and flesh do. The structure is necessary for its proper expression in the world.
The next time you watch a commercial, particularly one directed to parents about children or to children themselves, ask yourself: What are they really selling? Is it just the product? Is it the urgent need for the product? Or is it the right to the product? What values are being promoted? What are we actually buying?
As for me, the one thing I won't be buying is the new DSM-V.
However, as I write this, I realize that there might be one positive outcome of the whole mess: no one will ever be able to manipulate an insanity defense for a narcissist. And that might be worth it.
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Death Of 'Once Upon A Times' - Poem by Rosalita Fernandez
The Once Upon A Times,
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Wednesday, May 29, 2013
BRIDGEPORT A public hearing next week will address a proposed zoning change that would allow residences to share building space with retail businesses.
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No public comment was made for or against the issue, Mayor Marilynn Lynn said.
The mixed-use proposal came to the council, she said, because some property owners who sought conditional use permits to convert old business buildings to residential also want to add retail spaces. For instance, an old motel that will become a multi-family housing unit could add a juice bar or café. Someone else wants to use the space above a restaurant for apartments, which is how the space was used in the past, she said.
The council voted in February to allow existing structures to be converted to residences in the central business and tourist commercial zoning districts.
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If you're anything like us here in Cleveland, you're probably pinching yourself right now and thinking, "The Cleveland Cavaliers are in the playoffs?! Is this real life? Or, are we dreaming?"
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12pm: You thought you knew a grilled cheese sandwich, but with one look at the menu at Melt Bar & Grilled, and you'll have to re-think that idea. Might we suggest the Parmegeddon? We wouldn't lead you astray - promise. 14718 Detroit Avenue, Lakewood, 44107, 216.226.3699, www.meltbarandgrilled.com
2pm: At the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, journey through the storied history of a genre that changed the face of music forever. 1100 Rock and Roll Blvd., Cleveland, 44114, 216.781.7625, www.rockhall.org
6:30pm: Make your way to the hustle and bustle of the emerging East Bank of the Flats for an Italian dinner at the trendy Lago. 1091 West 10th Street, East Bank of the Flats, 44113, 216.862.8065, lagoeastbank.com
8pm: One of the newest spots to catch some tunes is the spacious Music Box Supper Club on the West Bank of the Flats, which boasts a not-too-shabby view of the Cuyahoga River. 1148 Main Avenue, West Bank of the Flats, 44113, 216.242.1250, www.musicboxcle.com
Afterwards: Off the hubbub of East Fourth Street, through a hallway and down a set of stairs you'll find a bonafide speakeasy called Society Lounge. Society boasts hand-crafted cocktails in a place where "hats are never worn inside and a door is always opened for a lady." 2063 East Fourth Street, East Fourth Street, 44113, 216.781.9050, www.societycleveland.com
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10am: Easing oneself out of last night's craziness requires fuel, so power up with some home-style comfort food at neighborhood spoon Grumpy's Cafe in Tremont. 2621 West 14th Street, Tremont, 44113, 216.241.5025, http://grumpys-cafe.com
12pm: For those who watch football, play football and otherwise bleed football, you must visit the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton. This newly expanded facility is the gridiron mothership, the mecca of pigskin and the ultimate homage to America's favorite pastime. 2121 George Halas Drive NW, Canton, 44708, 330.456.8207, www.profootballhof.com
4pm: Get your pregame on with a couple of pints from the oh-so-Irish Flannery's Pub on the always-happening East Fourth Street Entertainment District. 323 Prospect Ave E, Cleveland, 44115, 216.781.7782, www.flannerys.com
5pm: Indulge in some serious carnivorous delicacies at Red, the Steakhouse in downtown Cleveland. This modern steakhouse gets rave reviews from the likes of Food & Wine and Esquire. But, it's the succulent, finely aged filets that'll win you over. 417 Prospect Ave., Cleveland, 44115, 216.664.0941, www.redthesteakhouse.com
7pm (TBD): Walk across the street to Quicken Loans Arena to watch LeBron and gang crush the competition. 1 Center Court, Cleveland, 44115, 216.420.2000, www.theqarena.com
Post Game Celebration: The Gateway District will be hopping. Take a jaunt through popular pre- and post-game hotspots including Panini's Bar & Grill and The Clevelander Bar & Grill located within a hop-skip-and-a-jump from the Q. 834 Huron Road East, Cleveland, 44115, 216.771.3723, www.paninisgrill.com
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9:30am: Hangover shmangover. Try the cheddar scallion biscuits topped with scrambled eggs and sausage gravy at Lucky's Cafe, a mouthwatering favorite of national chefs and locals alike. 777 Starkweather Avenue, Tremont, 44113, 216.622.7773, www.luckyscafe.com
11am: Whether you score aces on the regular or just like post-game beers, the Cleveland Metroparks offers eight golf courses for duffers of all levels. Head to Sleepy Hollow Golf Course, rated by Golfweek as the best municipal course in Ohio and the 14th best course in America. 9445 Brecksville Road, Brecksville, 44141, 440.526.4285, www.clevelandmetroparks.com/golf
4pm: In 1988, two brothers opened Ohio's first craft brewery called Great Lakes Brewing Co. Today, the Ohio City brewing brews over 125,000 barrels annually. Take a tour of the eco-friendly facilities. 2516 Market Ave., Ohio City, 44113, 216.771.4404 x218, www.greatlakesbrewing.com
5pm: Ohio City is quickly becoming a craft beer-lover's paradise. One such oasis is Nano Brew, which churns out small-batch brews and some killer burgers. 1859 West 25th Street, Ohio City, 44113, 216.862.6631, nanobrewcleveland.com
7pm: Patrons to the Horseshoe Casino Cleveland range from high rollers to the mildly curious all looking for that bada-bing-bada-boom win. Located on Public Square in downtown, the casino has almost 2,000 slot machines and 89 table games spread over several floors. 100 Public Square, Cleveland, 44113, 216.297.4777, www.horseshoecleveland.com
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For the past few weeks, I've been making a conscious effort to eat healthy, which hasn't been that difficult considering the endless amount of nutritious and delicious recipes on the internet. Eating more healthfully, for me, often means opting for cooking rather than ordering in, and I've been having a blast researching so many different recipes from some of my favorite cookbooks and blogs. I've been stocking up on veggies,healthier flours (buckwheat pancakes anyone?), and cutting back on sugar. The hardest part about conscious eating, for me at least, is that I can't resist my incessant sweet tooth. As hard as I try, my hankering for baked goods can not be denied. In addition to my pathetic lack of self control when it comes to sweets, I also didn't want to miss out on this month's #bundtbakers theme: Coconut (one of my faves!)
Coconut cakes are notorious for unhealthy ingredients – Ina Garten's recipe calls for 1 1/4 pounds butter, 1 pound of cream cheese and 1 pound of confectioner sugar – yikes! So I spent a long time researching lower fat, healthier options. I came across a gluten-free, dairy-free cake from Nourishing Days, that used coconut flour and oil instead of all-purpose flour and butter. Oranges are in season – one of the few fruits that are at this time of the year, so I thought, why not, I'll give it a try!
I doubled the recipe to fit the size of a bundt pan. I also subbed out coconut oil for olive oil because I thought that would pair really nicely with the orange juice, and seamed "healthier" to me. Taking a quick glance at the doubled recipe, I noticed that the cake now called for a dozen eggs! I'm trying to avoid overindulgence here, so I needed to be creative to cut that down. I thought maybe if I separated the eggs, and beat the egg whites to add more volume, it would make up for cutting out half the eggs. I also added a bit more baking soda to help the cake rise, and the modifications seemed to do the trick!
I generally find gluten-free, dairy-free desserts to be pretty lifeless, but this cake is really moist, super light (thanks to the beaten egg whites) and incredibly delicious! I brought the cake into work the next day and got so many compliments on how delicious it was. Everyone was surprised and impressed that it was gluten-free! While I'm not sure this would take home first prize at the county fair, especially when compared to a cake like Ina's, it certainly satisfies the sweets craving with less than half the fat, and definitely a fraction of the guilt.
Note: This cake stuck to the pan for me, so underneath all that delicious whipped coconut cream is a big gaping hole from where it stuck. That's the beauty of the cream, it covers up any imperfections without anyone knowing! If you don't want to make a bundt cake, simply 1/2 the recipe and use an 8×8″ square pan, or 9×5″ loaf pan. Regular whipped cream can be substituted for the coconut whipped cream if you prefer. Cake adapted from Nourishing Days and Whipped Coconut Cream adapted from Shutterbean INGREDIENTS For the cake: For the Coconut Whipped Cream RECIPE For the cake: For the coconut whipped cream: Cake will keep for 2 days, wrapped tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerated.Coconut Orange Bundt Cake with Coconut Whipped Cream #Bundtbakers
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After a foot injury forced him to miss the first three games of the season and the subsequent learning curve for a rookie, Bell is now in a position to be utilized in the manner the Steelers envisioned when they chose him in the second round out of Michigan State in April.
Bell was on the field for 61 of the team's 67 offensive snaps against the Ravens, and two of the plays he missed were after his concussion late in the fourth quarter of the 22-20 loss. After being eased into the offense in his first few NFL games, Bell has played 80 percent of the offensive snaps in the past three.
"We've been excited about him from day one with the things he has shown us, the attitude, his development and all those things," Haley said. "He had some setbacks and he handled those in a positive manner. He has continued to make progress. I think you've seen that correlate to us being a little more successful. If you have a guy back there that is a big dog, he gives you a chance to be multi-dimensional and helps a lot of people out."
Bell, who is 6 feet 1 and 244 pounds, has been a focal point of the offense in recent games. Only quarterback Ben Roethlisberger touches the ball more for the Steelers. Bell touched the ball 70 times in the past three games and amassed 322 yards from scrimmage, an average of 107 per game.
"I think they're more confident in me," Bell said. "I feel like I showed them enough for them to be confident in me in different situations. With me being a younger guy, when I first went in, they weren't going to trust me with everything. They eased me into it. Slowly but surely, I'm trying to get more comfortable in the offense, have the players more comfortable with me and keep moving forward."
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awesome34 wrote:i know this could be the biggest thing ever but how about a cancel quest button for those side quests you don't have time to do or just didn't want in the first place. so just leave your reply down below and tell me what you think 8)
ProfessorGreyrose wrote:Young Wizards,If you want to remove a quest from your Journal, you'll simply have to complete it. We cannot add an option to 'delete quest' because the moment we do, players will cry out about not being able to find the character that gave them the quest they just deleted.Just finish the quests in your Journal, it's the only way to open up new ones.
If you want the prize, you have to build the ladder rung by rung. There are no shortcuts.
Prospector Zeke wrote:*sigh* I hate to repeat myself, but we've stated over and over again, that you cannot delete a quest.There's a very good reason to NOT have a Delete Quest button. As soon as we add a Delete Quest button, players will delete quests rather than finish them, and we will be flooded with customer support tickets stating "I deleted a quest, how do I get it back?"Just complete the assignments you are given, it is the only way you will be able to progress through the story of the Spiral, and you may be missing out on quests that reward you with new spells or rare items.
hattiemeow2000 wrote:I really want you guys to add a Delete Quest button because it is annoying for me to have quests that I don't want to finish. I have the All is Revealed quest and I am waiting for you guys to add a Delete Quest button so I don't have to worry about having to finish my quest. That is why I want you guys to add a Delete Quest button. Amber RubyHeartLevel 48Master Pyromancer


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I make no grand claims for the interview excerpted below. I spoke to Fiona more as an advance fact-checker, not on some soul-of-the-artist profile ish. I wanted to be not inaccurate, and talking to the person you're writing about sometimes increases the degree of factual accuracy in your piece. (Not always.) There's not much I can do with this material, so posting it here seemed right. (I took out my insanely boring droning bits.)
(This combines interviews done on September 16th at the W Hotel and September 18th at Café Botanica in the Essex Hotel.)
Sasha Frere-Jones: I imagined that you worked on Extraordinary Machine, changed your mind, did some more work, and somebody happened to open the door in the middle of it, and got an idea that there was something wrong.
Fiona Apple: Thats a good, simple way of putting it.
SFJ: Theres a quote from one of your interviews that gets re-printed all the time: If I have something to say, Ill say it. I thought, O.K.thats what Fiona does. If she was really pissed, she probably would have said something.
FA: Thats pretty much thats what happened. We did a lot of work, and I just felt like I wanted to do more. I wasnt satisfied yet. It was a situation whereit could have been miscommunication, Ill never know the exact truthbut in order for me to keep on working and re-do some of the stuff, I was told that I was going to have to hand everything in, one song by one song, before I could get the money to do the next one. I didnt want to do that. It implied to me that whoever I was going to hand it in to was going to check it, and they were either going to like it or not like it, and if they didnt like it, then they were just going to own another piece of music that I loved.
For a while after that there was just nothing going on, and I didnt really think I was going to make the album. I didnt want to blow my shot at making the record the way I wanted to. I was feeling kind of like the company wasnt really excited to have me, anyway. I had the thoughts in my head like, I wonder if I can get out of this place? What if I record something and I love it, and then they own more of my stuff? Im never going to be able to get out of here, and theyre going to own all this stuff. I lost track of what I was saying. I just walked away, and nobody really seemed to care until it got leaked. I had been thinking of maybe trying to do something else with my life.
SFJ: Like what?
FA: I filled out an application to go be an intern at this place called Green Chimneys in upstate New York. Its a place where they do occupational therapy for kids, but they use farm animals. Id been a volunteer a couple of years before for occupational therapy with kids, and I really enjoyed it. The fact that there were farm animals involved was really cool. So I applied for an internship, which was going to be in the winter in upstate New York, for four to five months. I was really excited about it, and I was really sure that thats what I was going to do. And then everything started happening again.
SFJ: I assume they accepted your application.
FA: I dont think I ever sent it in. Im trying to tell myself that its because everything started up again, and not that I chickened out because it was going to be cold.
SFJ: When you handed in the first version of the record, were you happy with it or not?
FA: Im just as proud of the first versionthe one that got leakedin a different way, as I am of what actually came to be, but it just wasnt exactly what I had in mind. It was my fault that it didnt turn out exactly how I wanted. I checked out half-way through, and was not around to make decisions. I wrote almost some of the songs while we were recording, and Im not used to not having enough time to live with the songs. Usually, if I write something, I live with it for a little while, so that if I know that Im going to record it, I know exactly what I want. I didnt have that this time, so once it got to be recording time, I was like, I dont know the song, I dont know what I want.
SFJ: It had been different on the record before?
FA: When I asked Jon to produce When the Pawn, I invited him over to where I was living at that time. He hadnt heard any of the songs. I had him sit down, and I went through every song, gave him the lyric sheets. I was totally prepared for that. But Im not a control freak. With somebody like Jon Brion, you let him go and do a bunch of stuff. You dont say I want something like this. Its not taking full advantage of what he can do.
SFJ: Did Epic say they didnt hear a hit on Extraordinary Machine?
FA: They never said they rejected it and they never shelved it. I came here, and I had a meeting with them. They never said directly to me, We dont hear a hit. I said, I dont really feel like its exactly what I wanted to have.
I know what my part of the job is: I know that I write the songs, I know that I sing them, I know that I play them on the piano, I know that I have a feeling in my headI have an intention with how theyre supposed to come outbut I dont know how to articulate it, musically, with other instruments. On the When the Pawn . . . album, Jon and I had a perfect working relationship because I would go in, do my stuff for three or four hours and leave. He would go and do everything on anything he wanted, and then I would come back. I would listen to stuff and say, Oh, I like that, and, oh, I like that, and I like this with this. I would know what I wanted, and then that would be that. On Extraordinary Machine, I didnt know what I wanted, and I didnt help him at all. Maybe Im just making up this memory, but Im pretty sure he told me how frustrated he was with me. I imagine that he must have been because here we are, were recording, and I was like I dont know what I like; I dont know what I hate, and it was a really scary place for me to be in. As a result of that, it came off more as a Jon Brion record, you know? I love it. I do.I delicate because Im saying, Well, it turned out to be a Jon Brion record, so I wanted to do it again. Its hard to say that without saying Jon took over, like Jon threw up all over it. Its not that at all.
SFJ: Since you guys are playing all together, I am guessing your decision to re-do it didnt bother him that much.
FA: I dont know. I havent asked him. We never really had a conversation about it. It was assumed that I was going to be trying other things and he had moved on to other things, and I know he loves Mike, and he knew about me starting to do stuff with Mike. Im sure that he just wants me to be happy with my songs. It would be more important for him to see me finally being able to make decisions. I dont think that Im a perfectionist at all; I think that Im sloppy. In my head, Im always wearing sweatpants.
SFJ: Is there any currently popular music you like?
FA: I have no sense of what gets on radio or MTV. I have not listened to those kinds of radio stations, or I have not watched any MTV or anything in years, except yesterday, when I got up at four because I was in aches and pains and stuff and I couldnt sleepI flipped channels. I just went from channel number one to channel number sixty, over and over and over again, just through them. Whatever it was on MTV, I had stopped. That early in the morning, they do play videos, it seems like, because I know that they dont play videos. But they do, I guess, in the early morning. I didnt know who anybody was.
SFJ: Did you see anything you liked?
FA: No.
SFJ: Whered you go to school?
FA: From second grade until ninth grade I went to this place St. Hildas and St. Hughs School, which is on 114th and Riverside. I have really good memories of that school; I think it was a great place. Really small, and really a diverse group of kidslots of exchange students went there for some reason. Its an Episcopalian school, but nobody even knew what Episcopalian meant. I still dont know what Episcopalian means. We went to chapel every morning and had Eucharist every Wednesday. There were nuns that taught there, but, strangely, it didnt feel like it was a religious school.
SFJ: So what happened in ninth grade?
FA: My dad lived in Venice, and I went out to spend a year to live with him, and I went to Hamilton High for one year, in California. That was an awful year. St. Hildas goes from nursery to twelfth grade, and there were three hundred kids in the whole school. Hamilton had five thousand kids for high school. At St. Hildas, that small amount of kids, from all over the world, all different religious, and it wasnt ever an issue. Going out to L.A., it was like five thousand kids. The quad was the most segregated place I had ever seen. I didnt know where to go. It was a terrible year. I couldnt really find any friends that stuck.
SFJ: And that was tenth grade?
FA: Yeah, that was tenth grade. Then, I came back to New York and went to this place called Rhodes, which was a night school, and they used the building of the Dwight School, on 89th. I was a receptionist at the Dwight School during the day, and then, when they shut down, then Rhodes was at night. Rhodes was ridiculous. There was maybe twenty kids that went there. It was the only place I could go to because by the time I realized I was miserable in CaliforniaI didnt have very good grades to begin withit was hard to get into a school, and it was like, Oh, Rhodesll take me. Everybody that was at Rhodes was those kids that like no one else would take them. And all the teachers that worked thereit wasnt like they were bad teachers, but everybody that worked there they were doing it to get extra money. They were teaching a class at night, because they needed the money. Nobody was really invested in it at all; everybody kind of had to be there. It was ridiculous. It was like, Do your homework? What? The classes were an hour and a half, and youd have forty-five minutes, and then a fifteen-minute break, and then another forty-five minutes. On fifteen-minute break, everybody would go outside and smoke pot. There was no second forty-five minutes ever, and youd be sitting out on the stoop and the teachers would be like, Come back into class. and youd be like, Why? It was that kind of place. And then they closed down.
SFJ: So things kind of went downhill after ninth grade.
FA: And then after that, for my senior year, I went back to California, to this place called Poseidon, which was a home school. It was actually a school for people with emotional problems, and I was really lucky to get in. I didnt graduate, though, because they require you to take drivers ed, and I hadnt done that.
SFJ: Youre a New Yorker.
FA: It was frustrating, though, because I got all my work done to graduate in two months and then they were like, Im sorry, you have to take drivers ed.
SFJ: And you refused?
FA: I just kind of went, Oh, forget it. At that point I had already made a demo tape, I was going to be signed to Sony, and I was like, Whatever. Like my diploma from Poseidon was going to really get me in the door. I would really like to go back to school. I would love it now.
SFJ: So you were signed to Sony by the time you were
FA: Seventeen. I had made demo tapes. I was out in LA., and then I came here for Christmas, and I brought a demo tape to give to my friend Anna. I didnt even know she was going to do itshe gave it to Kathy Schenker. Then Kathy had some Christmas party, and Andy Slater was at the Christmas party.
SFJ: Who contacted you?
FA: I think Andy did, and my dad and I went in to meet him. It was really ridiculously easy. We had made up all these demo tapes; we made up seventy-seven or seventy-six. I cant remember. It was the smallest amount that you could order. We were going to pass them around, and I gave one to my friend and that was it.
SFJ: So you never actually really shopped it?
FA: Never.
SFJ: Do you remember what was on the demo?
FA: Never Is a Promise was on the demo. Then there was a song called Sometimes Im . . . And then theres a song called, I think it was called Not One of Those Times. If I were to hear it again now, I think I would really hate it. I had been writing songs and they were all kind of sad, and so I wanted to write a happy song, and the only way that I could figure out how to write lyrics that were happy was that I could write about feeling really bad and then say, This is not one of those times. That was my only way of making it happy, because I didnt know how to say a happy thing at the time.
SFJ: Did you do it with a full band? Did you do it in the studio?
FA: No, my dad and I went to this place that at the time was called Mad Dog Studios. Its in Venice. Its Stanley Studios now, and now its closing down. We went there, and we rented the room, and the guy, and I just went in and played the piano and sang.
SFJ: Do you still have it somewhere?
FA: I have seventy-six copies of it. Bright green tapes. They were cassettes.
SFJ: The second recordIm curious if you actually can say the whole title.
FA: I could: When the Pawn Hits the Conflicts He Thinks Like a King What He Knows Throws the Blows When He Goes to the Fight And He'll Win the Whole Thing 'Fore He Enters the Ring There's No Body to Batter When Your Mind Is Your Might So When You Go Solo You Hold Your Own Hand and Remember That Depth Is the Greatest Of Heights and If You Know Where You Stand Then You Know Where to Land And if You Fall It Won't Matter Cuz You'll Know That You're Right.
SFJ: Apparently you can also play Schubert.
FA: I can play one Schubert thing. Im so happy with myself. I can read music, but really slowly, but I find it really relaxing and really great. Its like youre doing a long crossword puzzle, when you can work it out on the piano for a classical piece. I like being able to play them, and I actually did that. A year ago, I got a book of Schubert, and I found the one that was easiest, and I spent a few days, and I actually got it down.
SFJ: Which piece is it?
FA: An Die Musik.
SFJ: If you could say to somebody why you arent happy with the Criminal video, if you were talking to a kid, what would you say to them? What makes you unhappy about it?
FA: The problem that I have with it is not even that I think its an offensive video; its that I know how I felt at the time, and I know that I caved in to what people wanted me to do. I thought that they werent going to like me if I didnt. Nothing that you do will ever feel good if you let people convince you that you have no choice. When I think of the video, I just think of me being weak and I dont like that. I think that [director] Mark Romaneks whole approach was that it was supposed to be tongue-in-cheek. Thats a really convenient thing to say when you want the girl in her underwear. But it doesnt come off that way, because I was miserable. I was thinking about this: Why do I have this reputation for being so sullen and sad? I was thinking about when I started doing photo shoots again. I was so miserable in all the photo shoots that when everybody was taking a picture of me, I was miserable.
SFJ: You looked pretty miserable in the video.
FA: I was miserable. Thats why it doesnt come off as tongue-in-cheek. But do I have any advice? No, I really dont want to give any advice to a nineteen-year-old, because I want a nineteen-year-old to make mistakes and to learn from them. Make mistakes, make mistakes, make mistakes, make mistakes, make mistakesjust make sure that theyre your mistakes. Because they just feel a lot less crappy, and theyre just easier to get past.
SFJ: So you saying, with something like that video, you felt like that wasnt your mistake, but it was somebody elses mistake?
FA: Not like it was somebody elses mistake, but it was icky in a way to me where it just didnt feel like something that I would do. I can remember asking myself why I was doing that, when I was doing that video, and the truth of it is, I was thinking, Oh my God, Im a girl that they want to be in her underwear. Thats so flattering; I cant believe Im that girl. It was a kind of shallow reason for giving in.
SFJ: I like that you kind of play piano like a guitar player. Theres some people out now who play piano with a lot of those flourishes.
FA: I used to learn chords off of guitar chords. Like, in songbooks they have the little guitar things.
SFJ: Guitar tabs. How would that help you on the piano?
FA: Because I learned what notes they were on the guitar, even though I cant play the guitar, and then I would work it out from, you know, the little dots on it.
SFJ: But dont they usually come right above the staff music?
FA: But on the piano music they dont do the chords they have all the stuff, which takes so long to try to get through.
SFJ: If you had a choice between having a martial artist on stage with you or a sword swallower, who would you have?
FA: On the stage with me?
SFJ: Yes. While you were playing.
FA: Its tough. It would depend on the song. What Im thinking is that I would rather have the sword swallower.
SFJ: Or, if you want, you could have a tiger.
FA: I dont think I want to tiger on stage with me. But if I picture myself seeing somebody singing on stage, I would be able to turn my attention away from the singer and watch the person swallowing the sword. It would create some kind of hypnotism there. I would watching something happen, very slowly. It would be very dramatic and it would be happening, but I would still be able to hear the music. But with the martial artist, I dont know what theyd be doing. They be, like, all around.
SFJ: Do you play a very specific piano?
FA: One kind of piano? No. I dont really know that much about pianos. Jon Brion, we went piano shopping together, and I have a great oneits the piano in my house, and its an upright and its a Steinway, I think. Its a Steinwayand Im not one hundred per cent sure that its a Steinwaybut Im not real picky. My own piano, its got a note that wont play now. I know I could get it fixed, and the pedals all fucked up. I just havent had anybody come in and do something to it, so theres just some things that are getting a little rickety in it. I seem to have, time and time again, really liked Baldwins, but I havent played that many pianos. When I was a kid, I used to play piano every day, not every day, like every night. I used to go and sit at a piano, and it would be something that I loved to do, and I would play piano all the time. I hardly ever play piano anymore. For the past ten years I didnt play piano. And when Im writing a song Ill play piano for ten minutes at a time. Some days I have a piano day, and some nights I have a piano night. Ill just love it again, and Ill do it for a while, but its very, very rare.
SFJ: You dont have that much to do when youre a kid. You dont have that many responsibilities.
SFJ: But there wasnt much to do in your room, either. I used to write stories and stuff when I was in my room. I constantly think about this time. This makes me so sad in a certain way. I dont know why I always reference this moment. I can remember sitting at my desk in my room, up at my moms house. And I remember my mom calling me for dinner over and over and over again, and me saying, Wait, wait, wait, because I was writing a story. I made up a story, and I was writing this twenty-page story. It was great, and I was finishing it up and I wasnt going to leave until I was finished because I was really enjoying writing the story. I always remember that: I wasnt going to go and eat dinner because I was finishing writing a story.
SFJ: Why is that sad?
FA: Because I wouldnt do that now. Because I wouldnt even start a story, let alone not go to dinner because I was finishing it.
SFJ: I think youre being a little hard on yourself.
FA: Thats my job. Jesus.
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The Halley Project: A Mission In Our Solar System (Mindscape, 1985)
These are the docs for The Halley Project: A Mission In Our Solar System, developed by Tom Snyder Productions and published by Mindscape in 1985. The PDF consists of scans of the game box, Mission Briefing Cassette, diskette, Flight Instructions Reference Card, Mission Technical Reference Guide, Registration for Certification, and a small version of the System Star Map.
You can also download separately an MP3 of the audio from the Mission Briefing Cassette and a large (8 MB) PNG of the System Star Map below.
Docs PDF (38.1 MB) | Mission Briefing Audio MP3 (4.9) |
Beyond Castle Wolfenstein (Muse Software, 1984)
This is the documentation for Beyond Castle Wolfenstein, published by Muse Software in 1984.
Archon II: Adept (Free Fall Associates, 1985)
Scanned the folder, disk, manual, command summary and warranty card for Archon II: Adept, developed by Free Fall Associates and distributed by Electronic Arts (1985).
Star Trek: The Kobayashi Alternative and Star Trek: The Promethean Prophecy (Simon & Schuster, Inc.)
These are the documentation for Star Trek: The Kobayashi Alternative and Star Trek: The Promethean Prophecy interactive fiction games from Simon & Schustser's now-defunct Electronic Publishing Division.
Star Trek: The Kobayashi Alternative | Star Trek: The Promethean Prophecy |


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As a program that aims to examine Islam as a faith and civilizing force, the Islamic World Studies program both offers coursework on Islam and encourages students and faculty to incorporate the study of Islam into the College's existing curriculum.
Islamic World Studies offers a variety of programming outside the classroom for students, faculty, and the general public to complement the academic coursework offered to students.
Students who choose this minor gain valuable cross-cultural insights and learn skills in diverse disciplines, often pursuing graduate work in this field or careers in public service, international organizations and NGOs, journalism and business. Added recently, the Associated Colleges of the Midwest now offers an off-campus study program in Jordan, where students can study Middle Eastern and Arabic languages.
Advisory Board
Narimon Safavi
Board member, National Iranian American Council
Rami Khouri
Director, Issam Fares Institute for Public Policy and International Affairs at the American University of Beirut
Hussein Ibish
Communications Director. American-Arab Anti-discrimination Committee