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Ghost Proposal: An Interview with the Editors
On a crisp Vermont afternoon in fall 2011, plain china nonfiction editor Naomi Washer sent her first email to writer Zachary Green, at Columbia College Chicago. Her intention was to solicit his piece, "I Will Send You This," for plain china 2011. Written in letter form and later chosen as an honorable mention by 2011 nonfiction judge Jonathan Lethem, Zachary's piece sparked another, entirely unexpected exchange of letters. Naomi and Zachary's ensuing epistolary friendship led to the creation of Ghost Proposal, an online literary journal featuring poetry and creative nonfiction from emerging and established writers. Just in time for the launch of their second issue, we (virtually) sat down with Ghost Proposal editors-in-chief Naomi and Zachary as they discussed everything from the rise of creative nonfiction, love, and the unshakable haunt of a ghost proposal.
Can you describe the inception of Ghost Proposal?
Zachary Green: Naomi and I first started talking when she published a piece of mine in plain china. Through several e-mail exchanges I took a liking to her thorough editing approach. But for some reason I thought she was 35, with a career, and that we would never have the opportunity to meet. I must admit I found her on Facebook and much to my surprise saw she was the same age, in the same place in her life as I was in mine. We met up a few times and decided that we were both pretty stylish and should start a journal. That's how these things happen; over pizza and fashionable garb.
Naomi Washer: There was the day Zach asked me if I wanted to start a journal someday, and the subsequent conversations about our literary ethics. There were the New England towns in which we sat on porches and mused over possible journal titles. There was the summer afternoon Zach went for a bike ride and the name "ghost proposal" just came to him. There was the message "ghost proposal" I received from him that day, to which I replied and agreed. And there was Greg Frye, our designer, who made it happen in a matter of weeks. So it was a series of ghost-like proposals, as each piece of our idea found footing.
The authors you've published in the first issue run the gamut—from recently graduated undergrads to well-known essayists—how did you acquire the pieces in your inaugural issue?
NW: Having decided to solicit for the first issue, I considered which writers had made an impact on my work and my beliefs about nonfiction as a genre. I have been equally impressed by the work of established writers, emerging writers, and my peers. I wanted our first issue to illustrate that good writing speaks for itself, regardless of age or experience. But I also think that our dedication and publishing experience helped people see Ghost Proposal as a venue that's going to be important, and it made them want to get involved. I'm humbled and excited about that.
ZG: Both of us we really wanted to enter the publishing arena in a strong way. We knew we had to reach further than was realistic, and we both developed some notable contacts to that end. We're also just starting out in our writing careers, so it made sense to invite writers who reflect our demographic as well.
Can you describe the submission process? How do you and Zachary plan on compiling future issues of Ghost Proposal? How often will you publish?
ZG: We are using Submittable, which has been blowing our minds, and we have a listing at Duotrope. We also plan to solicit writers in order to keep the caliber of writing high. For now we are looking at being a quarterly magazine.
NW: I am seriously blown away by the reach we've achieved in so little time. You can anticipate quarterly issues for now, but we hope to turn this into a small press someday. We hoped for a first issue "someday" only about six months ago, so who knows: Stay tuned.
Why creative nonfiction and poetry? As writers, how do you define the current relationship between these genres?
ZG: The simple answer is that Naomi writes creative nonfiction and I write poetry; this is where we are comfortable and excel. Personally, I find that both genres possess a lyrical quality and are always approaching truth, but sometimes have a hard time getting it right. It's kind of like my love life, but most of the time I'm not getting it right.
NW: Genre was the first aspect of the journal that we knew would set us apart from others. So many journals are poetry and fiction, or poetry and "prose," so we knew that having poetry and nonfiction would be a defining factor. As a writer, I don't feel entirely uncomfortable labeling my work under any genre. But essays are what I live inside of, because of the way they circle or spiral around something, using every avenue—imagination, line breaks, other poetic strategies, whichever form fits the content—to get there. There's a current push in the essay form to break genre and use more poetic tendencies, but when you go back far enough, you find that there were similarities all along.
And finally, on your "About" page you write: "…we write as an act of presenting and offering. However, we cannot always claim to know where the inclination to do so comes from." Can you talk further about the nature of a "ghost proposal"?
NW: When I critique essays or work with my students, my biggest question is always, What are you trying to uncover? We write to find clarity and truth, not because we've already found it. It's like this D'Agata quote I like very much: "Sometimes the essay is where we end up when everything that we know must change." I think the name "ghost proposal" implies this letting go of assumed control of where ideas come from. The most exciting pieces of work feel as though they've come from a wider place than any one brain, seeking larger understanding. The act of bringing ideas and questions to the page without knowing the answer is scary. I revel in that fear.
ZG: I believe in some sort of organic process where the writing is coming from the subconscious (but we all know Breton beat me to that notion). In essence, this is the ghost; the loose embodiment of that other life inside of you that feels and receives the world intensely but doesn't always communicate that process directly. Instead it comes through a third voice—and ideas are in words, right? Ideas are proposals, so naturally we must explore them.
Issue Two of Ghost Proposal will come out on March 1st, 2013.
In the meantime, check out Issue One of Ghost Proposal, keeping your eyes peeled for work from former plain china contributors Lauren Bailey (read her own epistolary piece here and her prize-winning nonfiction here), Joanna Vogel (read her nonfiction here), and former plain china editor-in-chief Crystal Barrick (read her poetry here). You can read Zachary Green's nonfiction piece, "I Will Send You This," in Issue Two of plain china 2011, and his poem, "A Solar Storm in the Cockpit," in Issue Two of plain china 2010. Naomi Washer's poetry and prose has been published in Bennington College's The Silo—check out her pieces here.
Eager for a real haunting? Naomi and Zachary will be at the 2013 AWP Conference in Boston—look out for the Ghost Proposal team at the Bookfair in Boston, March 7-9.


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It wasn't so long ago when the dominance of Windows based computers in the market was complete. Mac computers were something meant for diehard fans of Apple and the real techie users.
Things have started to change now. During the past few years, the number of Mac users has risen dramatically. The popularity of these devices is attracting even more users. That is why more and more developers are also shifting their focus on having their websites developed with Mac users in mind.
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The rise in the number of Mac users and developers targeting Mac devices has raised awareness to the need for a CSS editor that is specifically meant for Mac. A CSS editor is used in correcting the code. While a regular notepad can serve the same purpose, it lacks the many features that one can get with a specifically designed editor.
The important thing to consider is the operating system of the device that you will be using. Some editors can be used on different platforms, but most of the time it is specific to a certain type of operating system. Those that are meant for Windows for example can't be used on Mac. There are numerous CSS editors that can be used on Mac and we would just go through some of the best ones here:
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This is a good tool when it comes to troubleshooting layouts that are problem filled. It is like a web browser that allows you to do editing. All that you have to do is to pick the elements that you want to change and you can alter it right there. The best thing about it is that you can view the results of any change that you have to do right away. The problem with it, is that it is basically an altered Safari. That means changes that you make with it might not stick with other browsers and the code view is rather limited.
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The thing about CSS edit is that it offers many excellent features to it. Using it would make the editing process a lot easier. On the left side bar you would find all of the selectors, while on the right side bar you could see the style editor and in the middle you would see the area where you can view the code. You can use it to view the methods used on other sites and in tweaking your own website. The biggest downside of CSS Edit is that it has too many features which actually make it a heavy application.
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Universal City, California, November 6, 2008 — Universal Music Group Distribution (UMGD) the award-winning sales, marketing and distribution division of Universal Music Group (UMG), the world's leading music company, has appointed Geoff Mayfield to Vice President of Business Analysis and Research. The announcement was made today by Todd von Mende, Chief Financial Officer for UMGD, to whom Mr. Mayfield reports. Based in Universal City, Mr. Mayfield will be responsible for managing the staffs of the Business Analysis and Research department, as well as their related projects.
Mr. Mayfield joins UMGD from Billboard Magazine where he has enjoyed an illustrious 23-year career with the publication. As Director of Charts/Senior Analyst, he was responsible for Billboard's menu of more than 160 weekly charts, including more than 100 US music and video charts. During his tenure, the magazine added more than 70 domestic charts to its repertoire, including Top Digital Albums, Hot RingMasters, as well as the launch of Billboard's Ringtone charts. He also oversaw the conversion of chart methodologies from ranked reports to specific and objective airplay and sales data, as well as the inclusion of internet streamed, on-demand content as a factor in the Billboard Hot 100. "We are extremely fortunate to have Geoff, one of the world's pre-eminent chart analysts, as part of UMGD," said Mr. von Mende. "Geoff brings years of insight to this role and we look forward to the unique perspective he can bring to the company, as well as our family of labels and their artists."Mr. Mayfield began his career as Managing Editor of a Columbus-based entertainment magazine, Focus, before becoming the Music Director and Announcer for Jazz radio station WBBY. Following that he was Media Communications Specialist for the advertising department at national chain Camelot Music. He received his BA from Otterbein College.
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Universal Music Group Distribution has been the industry market share leader for the past ten years and consists of four major divisions: Universal Music Distribution (UMD), Fontana, Vivendi Entertainment (VE), and UMGD Digital. UMD handles the distribution and sales for such labels as Universal Motown Republic Group, Island Def Jam Music Group, Interscope Geffen A&M Records, A&M/Octone Records, MCA Nashville, Universal Records South, Lost Highway, Mercury Nashville, Verve Music Group, Decca Label Group, Universal Music Latino, Universal Music Enterprises, Hip–O, UTV, Sanctuary Records, Univision Music Group, Disa, Machete Music, ABKCO, Concord Music Group, Hollywood, Emusica, Lyric Street, RMM, Thump, Rounder, Fonovisa, Varese Sarabande, Walt Disney, Big Machine, Show Dog Records, VI Music, La Calle Records, Sybersound, Hidden Beach, Palm Pictures, and Universal Music Christian Group among many others. Fontana is the company's independent sales, marketing and distribution arm, VE is its theatrical and home entertainment division, and UMGD Digital manages and distributes all of Universal Music Group's digital assets, including mobile.
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Universal Music Group is the world's leading music company with wholly owned record operations or licensees in 77 countries. Its businesses also include Universal Music Publishing Group, the industry's leading global music publishing operation. Universal Music Group's record labels include Decca, Deutsche Grammophon, Disa, Emarcy, Fonovisa, Interscope Geffen A&M Records, Island Def Jam Music Group, Lost Highway Records, Machete Music, MCA Nashville, Mercury Nashville, Mercury Records, Philips, Polydor Records, Universal Motown Republic Group, Universal Music Latino, Universal Records South, and Verve Music Group as well as a multitude of record labels owned or distributed by its record company subsidiaries around the world. The Universal Music Group owns the most extensive catalog of music in the industry, which includes the last 100 years of the world's most popular artists and their recordings. UMG's catalog is marketed through two distinct divisions, Universal Music Enterprises (in the US) and Universal Strategic Marketing (outside the US.). Universal Music Group also includes eLabs, its new media and technologies division; Bravado, its merchandising company; Twenty–First Artists, its full service management division; and Helter Skelter, its live music agency. Universal Music Group is a unit of Vivendi, a global media and communications company.


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Back in the day, men not only had beards, they had whiskers, muttonchops, and great billowing tufts in the form of spikes, spades, rhomboids, or villainous twirls. (And let's give a shout out to those ground-breaking bearded ladies!)
Yes, a hirsute individual could sport a veritable arboretum of facial hair, and scientists were among the most flamboyant and fashionable of the lot.
Now that we've witnessed the resurgence of the mustache ("the training wheels of facial hair"), the beard is the phenotype whose time has come (back)!
This Distinguished Beards of Science Tote Bag features many scientists who could rock a beard. Hurrah for those hipsters of wisdom!
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Our daily act of collective worship are based on monthly Christian values.
The values we have selected for 2014-2015 are:
July - Responsibility
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"Work hard and cheerfully at whatever you do." Colossians 3:23
Thankfulness Tree
Take a look at our thankfulness tree displayed on the wall of our entrance hall. Each child has written on a leaf something that they are thankful for.
Some examples are:
June - Thankfulness
During collective worship in June, we will be learning about the value of Thankfulness. We will think about what we are thankful for. We will also be learning how we should appreciate and be thankful to our family and friends and also to God. We will be looking at raising consciousness of being thankful for those things we often take for granted.
"In everything give Thanks; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you." 1 Thessalonians 5:18
May - Justice
During collective worship in May, we will be learning about the value of Justice. We will be learning that Justice means more than making things 'fair'. In order for people to live together well in a just community, it is important to have rules or laws that everybody sticks to.
"Blessed are they who observe justice, who do righteousness at all times." Psalm 106:3
April - Humility
During collective worship in April, we will be learning about the value of Humility, we will learn that God was not only King, but also a servant. We will learn that everyone is equal and that humility is a quality of being respectful of others. We will learn that humility is about trying to think of others before you think about yourself.
Each year on Maundy Thursday churches across the world remember Jesus' last supper with his friends before he died. At this special meal Jesus wanted to show his disciples how they should lead their lives – by serving the needs of others. In those days it was usually the job of the most lowly servant in the household to wash the feet of visitors who had travelled on foot along the dirty, dusty roads. At the last supper, Jesus himself humbly took water and a towel and washed the feet of each one of his friends.
"Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love." Ephesians 4:2
March - Generosity
During collective worship in March, we will be focusing on the value of Generosity. We will be learning about being generous to each other and the true value of generosity. When we think about generosity we usually think about being generous with money or possessions. However, we can also be generous with our time, our gifts and our abilities.
"God loves a cheerful giver" 2 Corinthians 9.7
"A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed." Proverbs 11:25
February - Respect
In our final assembly thinking about the value of Respect, we drew round our hands and wrote what respect means to us on them. We made a poster highlighting that what we understand by respect. Some of the phrases were:
"Respect is being kind and loving to other people."
"Respect is treating others like you want to be treated."
"Respect is listening to others."
"Respect your teachers, property, people and yourself."
"You should respect people for who they are, not judging people from their outside but what is inside."
February - Respect
During collective worship in February, we will be focusing on the value of Respect. We will be learning about respect for people because you admire something about them, respect for other people's feelings, wishes and rights as well as respect for the environment. We will learn that we can't expect to be respected unless we show respect.
'So whatever you wish that others would do to you, do also to them'
Matthew 7:12
January - Forgiveness
During collective worship in January, we will be thinking about how important it is to forgive people who upset us and how we need to say sorry if we do things to hurt others. We will be learning about how Jesus is a great inspiration to Christians to forgive others. We will also think about God's all-forgiving love.
"Forgive us our sins, as we also forgive everyone who sins against us."
Luke 11:4
Jesus said, 'Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.'
Luke 23:34 (the words of Jesus on the cross)
December- Hope
During December's collective worship, we will be learning about the value of hope. We will think about the hope in God's promise 'that love and goodness have, and will ultimately, overcome all evil and that his hope is manifested in the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ'. We will also think about hopes for the future for ourselves and others.
'Hope is coupled with faith and love as one of the three most enduring gifts of the Spirit.'
1 Corinthians 13:13
November- Peace
As part of our work on the value of Peace, we will spend time considering how peace is more than just being quiet or being in a place that is noise free. We will look at Jesus' teaching about living peaceful lives, as well as other key figures in Christianity. We will think about other words that describe being 'peaceful', such as relaxed, calm, happy and tranquil.
Psalm 34:14 "Turn from evil and do good; seek peace and pursue it."
October - Compassion
Our current school value is 'Compassion'. In worship we have been thinking how we can show compassion and kindness to one another. We have been recognising when friends at school need us to listen and act with compassion.
Compassion is about standing in someone else's shoes. In other words trying to understand how they might be feeling and doing our best to try to help.
Psalms 145:9 "The Lord is good to all; he has compassion on all he has made."
September - Friendship
Throughout our assemblies on the value of Friendship, we will be looking at all aspects of friendship and how we should help friends through good and bad times. We will learn how to trust our friends and how Christians trust God.
"A friend loves at all times." Proverbs 17:17
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This directory lists a selection of attractive small campsites in France. All campsites listed offer the essential facilities required for campsites in France, including washing facilities and toilets; many provide a lot more than the bare essentials. All campsites listed have facilities for tents and caravans or camper vans. Many of the campsites listed are only open for part of the year, typically May to September, though often a bit longer for campsites in the south of France. Though we check all camping websites that are proposed to the directory, information presented here or on external links is the individual responsibility of the owner of the campsite, and Rural-Camping.com can under no circumstances be held liable for errors, omissions or misleading information.
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Most of my life, I have been the poster child for people pleasers. Today it's called co-dependency. Regardless of the title, I have it. I spend the majority of my time doing things I don't want to do, because I am afraid of other people's responses. I hate dissapointing the people I care about, so I generally take on whatever personality they expect me to have. Unfortunately this has left me without an identity, and often times I have become an ineffective doormat.
When God first began to shed light of this issue, I was left feeliing so insecure and uncertain of who I was. I am just now finding my way. However, old habits die hard, and of course I fear the other extreme. I don't want to be a bulldozer who always demands his way and never considers other's feelings. This is where guilt comes in and attempts to keep me trapped in destructive thinking patterns.
This morning I was invited to have lunch with my roomate and my sister. Due to an overnight babysitting commitment, I didn't get home until mid-morning, and as soon as I walked in the door, I was instructed to "go get ready". My initial reaction was to obey. They asked me to go with them, so I was obligated to join them on their afternoon outing. On the inside, I knew what I wanted. I preferred to stay at home and catch up on some laundry. I needed to run errands, get my oil changed, and do a little shopping. Lunch at Panera Bread was not what I had on my agenda. I figured I should go, just because. At this poing I realized the "should" was the driving force in my decision making process. Not good for a recovering people pleaser! I told my roomies I had changed my mind, and decided to pass on the lunch invitiation.
Now to some of you out there, this may seem like no big deal, but for me, it was a huge step in the direciton of autonomy. Very seldom do I understand where I begin and others end. It's a monumental challenge for me to express what I want and need. Most of the time it only makes me feel selfish and unkind. I certainly do not want to become so self centered, that my wants and needs are put above all others. Where is the balance, and should there even be a balance? Doesn't Christ call us to serve sacrificially?
More questions than answers. Wisdom welcome.
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I've found that sometimes it's best just to say no just to remind yourself that you can. It's kind of like a personal power trip. Staying home from that party you're not to keyed in on and watching a flick or whatever the case may be. It's all about balance, you gotta make sure that the sacrifices you're making of yourself to other people are intertwined with doing something for yourself. Even giving of yourself can be "for you" in many circumstances. But if you're not getting that vibe then I don't see any reason why you can't take a day off from undesired commands. Breaking plans is only tolerable if you grant the people you're doing it to the same courtesy should they ever feel inclined to...uhh...decline.
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on personal boundaries. Start with an oldie: "Your Erroneous Zones", by Dr. Wayne Dyer. Even Jesus
left the crowds and went off for time by himself sometimes. Good luck.
on Feb 22, 2004
Thanks for your comment. I suppose your last sentence is what struck me the most. I want others to accept my "no", but do I willingly respect their right to do the same? The balance seems to be hiding.
on Feb 22, 2004
I am under 40. Twenty-four to be exact. I look forward to the day that age is not a hindrance, but a help. Experience is a gift. I will check out the book you mentioned. Thanks for reminding me about Jesus taking a break.
Dan Kaschel
on Feb 22, 2004
Christ calls us to serve sacrificially, but in order to maintain peak ability to do so, we must allow ourselves time to be refreshed. There has to be balance, or else even giving is stealing, if you know what I mean.
new-age nomad
on Feb 22, 2004
I dont' even know what you mean.
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So before I get so behind I can't catch up, let's catch up. There will be several topics covered today. I am providing an agenda so readers will know whether to stick around for all of it or skim judiciously. We will be discussing:
1. The Finally Finished East Meets West jacket which is actually a cap-sleeved cardi now.
2. The complete completion of all 12 afghan squares which will keep a lot of little dolls warm unless I get it sewn together.
3. The totally adorable Ridges and Ruffles wrap.
4. The reason why I am so busy right now.
5. The three (only three!) items that are currently on the needles. Wait….late-breaking news….make that two items and another FO.
Let us begin. The real truth for my slacker status is that I have not wanted to take a photo of me in the Finally Finished East Meets West jacket from Knit One Below that has no sleeves so it's not exactly a jacket, is it? What I have here is very nice to look at on the surface. I had to tinker with the side seams, and with the loose panels in the back. It took two tries to get the crocheted edging on the armholes just right. Since it is a drop sleeve style, I end up with kind of a cap sleeve effect….not quite vest, not quite sweater, definitely not jacket. I sort of like the end product, but we are definitely not in love.
But taking a photo…finding out if it really is acceptable or if I will so hate myself in it that I'll never wear it again….this is taking courage. I have experienced a significant weight loss in the last 8 months. (Intentional.) What if the photo makes it look like nothing has changed? If it looks awful on me, I won't be able to show the photo, and what good is a write-up if I don't include a photo?
Enough with the inner scripting….here's the damn photo. What do you think?
Nope, never gonna be a favorite.
About two years ago, Rae, my boss, designed a Block of the Month afghan pattern. I came into the project about halfway through her designs, and by doing two blocks a month, I quickly caught up. Then she got behind and I got behinder. But we are both fully caught up. All 12 block patterns are published, and all 12 block patterns have been knit.
And then I come to a screeching halt! Haven't blocked them. Can't start sewing together until I block them. Don't really want to sew them together. Hmm…..is this a project I want to hire out to be done? That's a thought worth thinking. The last time I thought it was for the Origami Pullover, and when I finally seamed it myself it was way easier and faster than what my imagination had concocted. So check in next week or next month or next whenever to see what I decided.
RUFFLES WRAPHere's a quick and easy and completely adorable project using just one skein of sock yarn. (100 grams) The Fiber Trends Ruffles and Ridges Wrap using Cascade Heritage sock yarn. The best feature of this pattern is that it starts at the ruffled edge with 807 stitches cast on (!!!) but quickly reduces to 273, and continues reducing every pattern repeat. The psychological boost of fewer stitches as I progress, instead of the usual other way around should not be underestimated.
The pink in this color way is more influenced by the oranges than I expected. It is not a great color for me. This one will be gifted eventually, and in the meantime I've started another using Noro Silk Garden sock yarn. As usual, I love the color play of Noro. As usual, I hate the knots. And I hate the way this yarn wants to wrap around itself as it comes out of the skein. This will be the last time I ever use the sock weight of my beloved Silk Garden.
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I am also working on another Ruffles and Ridges wrap, as I mentioned above. Not much there yet to show.
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Judo Champ Joe Marchal Regains Olympic Passion with Poker
52-year-old Joe Marchal competed on the US Judo team in the 1988 Olympics and says he hadn't felt the same thrill of competition again until he sat down at a poker table.
52-year-old Joe Marchal competed on the US Judo team in the 1988 Olympics and says he hadn't felt the same thrill of competition again until he sat down at a poker table.
Marchal grew up in Midwest America and learned to play cards at a young age.
He ended up going to school in Japan and later pursued simultaneous careers in competitive Judo and finance. According to Marchal he was part of the first wave of foreigners to trade live on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Now Marchal lives with his family in Guam and has retired from both fighting and finance to try his hand at poker.
"It's all about the competition," Marchal told PokerListings.com at the 2013 World Series of Poker. "When I stood on the mat in the world championships or the Olympics, that feeling has never been captured again.
"That feeling that something really big is happening. I hadn't felt that since competing in the Olympics but poker makes me feel that," Marchal explained.
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That feeling might have something to do with the fact that the first time Marchal ever played Texas Hold'em, he won more than $200,000.
Marchal has only been playing tournaments for a few years but already he's had some success, including a 191st-place finish in last year's WSOP Main Event. PokerListings.com spoke with the former Olympian in Las Vegas to find out more.
PokerListings.com: Can you give us your backstory and how you got into poker in the first place?
Joe Marchal: I grew up in Wisconsin but I'm originally from Traverse City, Michigan and my family was a big-time Bridge playing family. They were always winning Bridge tournaments.
And of course whenever you have card games, there's going to be poker. So my grandfather taught me how to play poker when I was like five years old. I kid you not, games like Three-Card Draw, Five-Card Draw, Seven-Card Stud.
This is all happening in the mid-60s. So I grew up always playing cards, playing poker. And my dad had me playing chess and I competed a bit.
The whole point is that from a very young age I was taught to approach everything very analytically.
Then in 1980, when I was 20, I was living at the US Olympic Training Center and we took a trip out here to Las Vegas for a Judo tournament.
I bought into a Seven-Card Stud tournament and there was probably 100 people in it and I won the whole thing.
And this was back in the 80s and they didn't check your ID or anything when you registered, but they needed to see it when I went to get paid out. So let's just say I was never able to claim that money.
And back then the poker scene was so small, all the top guys were in this tournament. Doyle (Brunson) and his whole crew were there.
PL: Even though you didn't get the money, did that first win get you hooked on poker?
Well at the time I had a permanent residency at the US Olympic Training Center, and I was training to compete in the '84 and '88 Olympics, I was also traveling to Japan where I worked part time at a small brokerage trading stocks and bonds.
I was the second foreigner to ever trade live on the Tokyo trading floor. I actually graduated from university in Japan originally.
I wasn't playing poker but the whole time I was trading I was learning the same skills you need in poker.
So a number of years later they had the trials for the 2008 Beijing Olympics in Las Vegas, and they flew me in from Japan.
I flew my dad in as well and we were walking through a casino and my dad was like, "You should play some poker. You used to be really good at cards."
Now I hadn't played poker since the the '80s so I walked up to the poker room and asked for a Stud game and they laughed at me.
They said I'd have to go downtown or something, all they spread there was this game called Texas Hold'em.
So I watched the game and they explained it to me but right away I could see there were tremendous opportunities in this No-Limit game if you understood risk.
So I sat down in a $5/$10 game and that was around 10pm. I played all night and by the time I quit in the morning I had $202,000.
I knew it was hugely beginners luck but I was basically hooked from there.
PL: That was in 2008 so what's happened since then to get you here to Las Vegas for the WSOP?
Well, a few years ago my wife and I were deciding where to move and we chose Guam. It's a great location for raising a family.
It's very close to Japan, my wife is Japanese, and it's a great location to get places to play poker.
So I told my wife I wanted to play poker. I didn't know if I wanted to do it full time or part time but I knew I wanted to try, and she was cool with it. So for the first few months I was flying all over the place for tournaments, Manila, Korea, Australia.
So I've basically retired to play poker, and now I'm here at the WSOP playing as many events as I can.
My family's coming out in a couple weeks for their first trip to the mainland ever so I'm really excited.
PL: You have a very competitive background coming from Judo. Is it the competition or the money that motivates you to play poker?
It's all about the competition. Listen, when I stood on the mat in the world championships fighting for gold or silver, that feeling has never been captured again.
That feeling that something really big is happening. I hadn't felt that since competing in the Olympics but poker makes me feel that.
It's competition. These people might not look like athletes but it's extremely challenging.
I know my game's not there but I know that if I work hard I can get there, or I would never take this on in the first place. I would never enter the WSOP Main Event if I didn't think I had a chance.
Poker is a great challenge for me and it gives me something to go for. I absolutely love it. I want the competition.
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A Washington business is getting ready to become part of a larger entity. Farmer's Implement in Washington is joining Elder Implement along with Jefferson County Equipment and Mowers and More to become Precision Equipment.
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A Roundup of Spring 2012 Flea Markets
With Maxwell at High Point this week, I started to think about market season and all the fun outdoor flea markets popping up across the country.
Of course, there are the year-round ones that tempt us with goodies every month (Alameda Point Antiques and Collectibles Faire in the Bay Area, Brooklyn Flea in NYC, LA's Rose Bowl, and Chicago Antique Market come to mind) but here are a few big and small ones I'd love to check out over the next month. For our coast-to-coast guide, visit our marketplace (make sure to bring a hat and cash if you go), and please share your local favorites with your AT friends below!
April 27 – 29 (this weekend!)
The Country Living Fair, from the editors of Country Living magazine
Austin, TX
Opens May 1 through October
Shipshewana Auction and Flea Market, the largest flea in the Midwest
Shipshewana, IN
May 4 – 6
LA Modernism Show & Sale, in case your tastes run more 20th century
Santa Monica, CA
May 8 – 13 (dates in July and Sept. too)
Brimfield Antique and Collectibles Show, the mother of all fleas
Brimfield, MA
May 18 – 20
Springfield Extravaganza Vintage Market, Martha-approved
Springfield, OH
May 25 – 26
Scout Handmade and Vintage Market, smaller with hand-crafted treasures too
Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada
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Half a pound to carry. Fifteen feet to shoot. Thirty seconds to get the H-E-Double-Barrel out of there. The TASER Pulse is a stun gun for personal protection on the go (you too, runners) and at home. Terming it a "less-lethal self defense tool," parent company TASER notes the Pulse is legal to carry* and safe to own and operate. As a provider of heftier zap-style weaponry for law enforcement and military agencies, TASER also promises their civilian issue will deliver the same reliability in design and function as those the professionals use.
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Flower delivery to Haifa
The history of Haifa, in northern Israel, stretches back over 3000 years. The city has changed hands many times over the centuries, and is now a thriving business, tourist and cultural centre.
Apart from the city's beaches and sea-front promenades, perfect for a lazy stroll and a spot of people-watching, Haifa offers the visitor numerous attractions. The most important of these are, perhaps, the Bahá'i gardens on Mount Carmel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Surrounding the Bahá'i temple, they are a riot of colour at any time of year as Israel's climate means that flowers bloom year-round. They become less formally-designed as they wend their way uphill and, from the top, offer wonderful views over the city and coastline.
The garden-city German Colony, dating from the mid-19th century, is another site well worth a visit.
Haifa also has a vibrant cultural life, with exhibition halls, art galleries and a thriving music scene, whether classical or pop. Israeli cuisine is renowned for its fusion of traditional and modern cooking, and the city's many restaurants are proof of the quality of the food.
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BJJ Style: New Hypnotik Rashguards
Hypnotik is an up-and-coming BJJ brand that specializes in rashguards and gis. The company launched in 2014 to great success, and they are kicking off 2015 with three new rashguards. Let's take a close look at all three. Just click any of the links to order yours today!
Hypnotik Stereostar Rashguard
The Hypnotik Stereostar Rashguard has a cool name, cool design and cool message: "Channel Your Mind." It features a blue, red and black colorway that pops off the rashguard, and the design is hypnotizing. This rashguard will quickly move into our best sellers list.
Features include:
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- Manufactured with a very resilient fabric
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Hypnotik Ranked Rashguard
Whether you're training, competing or both, the new Hypnotik Ranked Rashguard is ready to handle whatever you need it for. Show off your belt rank that you worked so hard to get! Available in white, blue, purple, brown and black, which also has red in it. The Hypnotik Ranked Rashguard has the same features as the Stereostar.
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Those are the three new Hypnotik Rashguards. If you're in the market for a new gi, check out the new Hypnotik Gis!
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IT'S ALMOST SEVEN IN THE EVENING ON MAY 28, and people are gathering in the fourth floor rotunda of the library at the University of Minnesota Duluth for a publication event: Ellie Schoenfeld will read from her new book, The Dark Honey: New and Used Poems. Even the title tells us that the poems will feature the Schoenfeld trademark humor. What is a "used" poem? Previously published, yes...but I have no doubt these poems have in fact been employed, as poems often are, to comfort, or to amuse. They may have served, also, as flirtation devices, as some are very sensual.
Duluth has had two designated Poet Laureates, both excellent; but if there's an unofficial PL it's clearly Ellie Schoenfeld. About 60 people have given up one of the most beautiful early summer evenings ever to come and hear her. Someone brought flowers, and another person hands her a new Barbie doll (still in its box), likely in reference to Schoenfeld's saucy and subversive Feminist Barbie poems. One woman roped a fire pit to the top of her car for a post-reading bonfire; she led Schoenfeld to the window to point down into the parking lot: "There it is!" Laughter.
It's time, and all take their seats. It's a lovely room, with windows everywhere, a panorama of the hillside and lake, and above us a skylight in the lofty dome. Schoenfeld is introduced by her publisher, Charlene Brown, who founded Clover Valley Press in January of 2007. Brown works here at the UMD library. "Working full-time and having a part-time business is demanding," the publisher told me, "but it's also a luxury, in that I don't have to reap large profits or, even, any profit from my publishing in these early years."
The press is named for its location in the rural area where Brown lives, between Duluth and Two Harbors. It's also where Schoenfeld grew up. Her parents still live in Clover Valley.
At first, Brown wasn't going to publish poetry, but she changed her mind when she learned that all Schoenfeld's books were out of print. "Ellie has a unique rhythm and wit. When you read her poems on the page, you can hear her voice clearly." Behind the podium, Brown enumerates the poet's many accomplishments, finishing with, "and she's just in mid-career!" Someone in the room begins to giggle. It's Schoenfeld.
The poet is still laughing as she greets the audience and thanks Brown. "When we met to talk about the book, Charlene brought a two page list of all the unpleasant tasks associated with publication, and her name was beside every one of them! I was so relieved. All I really had to do was pick out poems to read this evening and, you know, brush my teeth."
Schoenfeld begins with a poem called Sinus Infection, which examines the malady in Biblical terms: She imagines antibiotics not so much slaughtering the "multitudes of bacteria," but "rather more like a great spiritual teacher who inspires the masses to pack up and seek a new home." Her humor here, as in many of her poems, derives from exaggeration, from absurd juxtaposition.
Few writers are more welcoming to an audience, or create a more welcoming persona, than Ellie Schoenfeld. She says she tries to keep her life and her poems in separate compartments, but there's little sense of that neat divide at this reading. Her voice is warm, alto, ironic; her diction is informal.
She reads a poem about rhubarb and says, yes, she'll be reading at the local rhubarb festival again this year. Many of her fans first heard her at the Women's Coffeehouse; others at peace and social justice events. She has participated in many collaborative projects with visual artists (such as the Venus exhibit last summer in Superior when she partnered with bead artist Jo Wood); Schoenfeld has also partnered with musicians to create three CDs -- Personal Ad, Almost Through the Rinse Cycle, and Taking It Off. Her biographical note ends: "Though she has thought about it extensively, she has never actually run away with the circus."
Ellie Schoenfeld's voice feels like a cross between Amy Sedaris and John Donne -- with all the wry, self-deprecating humor of the popular performer, but tempered by the poet's intimate, innate spirituality.
I'd read The Dark Honey before coming this evening, and the voice felt to me to like a cross between Amy Sedaris and John Donne. Schoenfeld has all the wry, self-deprecating, even provocative humor of the first, as in poems like Confession, which begins:
I used to feel lust
looking at pictures
of Jesus.
This is probably worse
than anything Freud
could have dreamed up.
It's not really surprising,
me focused
on some unavailable man,
someone clearly
out of my league.
And both Schoenfeld, contemporary feminist, and John Donne, 17th-century preacher and poet, conflate physical and spiritual love. Here's Donne, addressing God:
Take me to you, imprison me, for I,
Except you enthrall me, never shall be free,
Nor ever chaste, except you ravish me.
Schoenfeld's poems contain a like-minded, intimate spirituality that is undogmatic, unorganized, unheirarchical, yet fundamental and persistent and tied to human yearning. She writes, "When I touch you I touch everything/ from before the beginning to after the end."
In his most famous sermon (and how similar delivering a sermon is to giving a poetry reading!) Donne asserts that "no man is an island," that "Any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind..."
Similarly, Schoenfeld suggests again and again that we are all in this together. She writes, "The hands of the enemy/ are the same/ as the hands of a friend." At tonight's event she reads a stirring poem, Walking. It begins with the image of a Tibetan prayer wheel turning; it's a kind of chant, wherein we are all walking together, "Every step a prayer." The prayers are for the innocent and the guilty alike:
One for the woman shot down,
one for the neighbors
who heard the shots
and did not respond,
one for me and the hope
that I would not do
the same thing,
one for the husband
who pulled the trigger
over and over.
Every step a prayer.
The audience is rapt. The poem shifts focus and the prayer wheel becomes the chambers of a gun turning, "sending its message to the universe." Is it a hopeful poem, finally? If so, it's a sober, serious, and sad hope. If we are to be saved, our salvation is not individual, but collective. The audience applauds for a long time after this poem. We're signing on.
Before we are quite ready, the reading ends. Schoenfeld says she tries to stay in her allotted time-frame. She told me, "Years of open readings, listening to people go on and on, has likely scarred me somewhat." Laughter. (A conversation with Ellie Schoenfeld includes a good deal of laughter.)
Here is the last poem of the evening, and the last in The Dark Honey:
Taking It Off
Some years are just
one hair shirt layered onto another,
each one doing its best
to fuse with skin.
Now is the time
I will finally peel them off,
a slow psychological striptease.
I examine each one only briefly
then throw it
onto an enormous fire,
that original bonfire
fueled by grace and forgiveness,
by the bones
of a thousand other troubles.
Its tongues of flame
sing torch songs and the blues, praises
for every dull, flawed, and disastrous thing.
Its flames lick and illuminate wounds,
leave smoke and spark and new mirrors.
Finally the last one comes off.
I stand here
naked and perfect.
Just like you.
Just like everyone.
Related events:
You can hear Ellie Schoenfeld read from her newly released collection, The Dark Honey: New and Used Poems, at a book party, sponsored by Northern Lights Books and Gifts, on Thursday, June 25, 7:30 pm at the Quaker Meeting House, 1802 East 1st Street in Duluth.
About the reviewer: Connie Wanek is the author of two books of poems, Bonfire and Hartley Field, with a third, On Speaking Terms, forthcoming early next year from Copper Canyon Press. She also co-edited To Sing Along the Way: Minnesota Women Poets from Pre-Territorial Days to the Present. She was a 2006 Witter Bynner Fellow of the Library of Congress.


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Tuition Fees for Phorms Frankfurt Primary School
In order to enable as many children as possible to access our educational programs, Phorms tuition fees are income-based.
Fees are based on the gross annual income from two years before the start of school, (e.g. for the school year 2017/2018 we look at the income tax statement of 2015). The gross annual income includes all income from both legal guardians in that specific year. It is not possible to set off income against "negative income" (such as loss on rental income or leases).
Therefore, we kindly ask all parents to submit proof of income to us on an annual basis unless they opt to pay the maximum tuition fees voluntarily (€ 975/month for primary school). The minimum tuition fee after siblings discount is €250/month. Phorms fees cover one year of schooling and are paid in twelve instalments beginning on 1st August.
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Prizewinning poet Hal Sirowitz, who we interview in this week's "Word Count" feature, recommends these books of poetry and teaching poetry:
"For new haiku enthusiasts, read Basho and Issa. After you read them you'll understand why they only had one name. Michelangelo only needed one name, too. Need I say more? I also recommend Kenneth Koch's book Wishes, Lies, and Dreams for teaching poetry."


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(Warning! egopost) For those of you who like photography you are hereby all invited to the opening of my photo exhibition in Starbucks, Masaryk/Spencer on the 2 of sep..
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I wrote a blog post in July and received an email from Ella's neurologist saying that he loved this and he actually will discuss this with future patients. Increasing activity with a Cavalier with CM or SM sometimes can make them feel bad the next day. I was so scared that I didn't let Ella do much. I protected her but is that what she would have wanted?
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Kathleen M. O'Neil, MD, University of Oklahoma College of Medicine
"Effect of Pubertal Hormone Changes on Systemic Lupus Erythematosus"
2011 Michael Jon Barlin Pediatric Lupus Research Program
This grant award is made possible through support of the Wallace H. Coulter Foundation in memory of Michael Jon Barlin.
The incidence of lupus increases greatly with the onset of puberty in both sexes. Hormones change in an orderly pattern and have effects on immune function during puberty, making the study of lupus in this period of life ideal to understand how hormones affect disease activity in lupus. Dr. O'Neil is studying 30 girls with pre-pubertal lupus, aged 8-13 years, to examine biological samples every three months for up to five years. These studies will allow for assessments of changes in gene expression and immune function as the girls progress through puberty in order to help determine the role of hormone changes associated with lupus flares in pre-pubertal children. These studies may help to identify hormones whose secretion or effects may be manipulated in order to help control lupus-related inflammation by treatments that are less toxic than conventional lupus therapies.
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