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25 Days of Art
Published on Friday, March 29, 2013 - 8:03am
April is a stressful time of the year. With a lot of schools on spring break during the first week and standardized testing during the rest of the month, there are sure to be cries of "I'm bored!" and "I want to do something!" from kids all over the city.
Here at the Southwest Neighborhood Library we're supplying one option for bored and antsy kids everywhere. During the month of April there will be one art project per day for every day the library is open. That's 25 days of new and original art projects!
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays will be drop in programs that anyone can complete with on their own. Wednesdays will be a time for more in-depth projects with a librarian on hand to do demonstrations and offer help and instruction. In addition to regular art projects, we'll also be introducing the art and style of some famous and not-so-famous artists throughout the month.
The projects are designed with elementary school-age children in mind, but younger children are welcome with an adult helper.
Want a sneak peek? Here some of the artists that we'll be discussing during our 25 Days of Art:
On Thursday, April 4
Louise Bourgeois is famous for her giant, metal sculptures of spiders. There's even one in the National Gallery of Art's Sculpture Garden! While we can't recreate the great heights of her spiders, we will use ink and straws to mimic the organic forms present in her sculptures.
|On Thursday, April 11
Pablo Picasso is one of the most famous artists of the 20th century and definitely a household name. He was one of the pioneers of an avant-garde art movement called cubism. Cubism involves drawing or painting figures using geometric shapes- cones, triangles, cubes and spheres just to name a few. The resulting image is a painting that looks like it has been cut up and glued back together, not necessarily in the right order. That's exactly how we'll create our cubist paintings!
|On Monday, April 15
April is also Jazz Appreciation month and in recognition of that, we'll be looking at the work of Romare Bearden. Romare Bearden is an African-American artist from the mid 20th century whose work depicted scenes of African-American life, particularly in the south. Some of Bearden's most famous works use collage techniques to depict jazz musicians and night clubs. We'll be using magazines and pastels to create our own music themed collages.
|On Wednesday, April 17
Jackson Pollock created vibrant paintings that looked like he just flung paint at the canvas. We'll use a variety of techniques including marbles, bubbles and paint filled balloons to explore and create the same type of out of control art that Pollock is famous for.
|On Tuesday, April 23
Georges Seurat is a late 19th century Impressionist painter who created his own offshoot movement called Pointillism. Pointillism uses tiny dots of color to create larger images. Using cotton swabs, we'll make our own tiny dot paintings where the result is so much more than just a sum of the parts. If you're still interested in learning more about Seurat's style check out Liar and Spy, a mystery novel from the Newberry Award-winning author Rebecca Stead. Seurat's painting plays a major role in this mystery about looking at the bigger picture.
|On Wednesday, April 24
Everyone's seen a mobile, there was probably one hanging over your crib at some point. But did you know that the mobile was originally developed by Alexander Calder as a kinetic sculpture? And that kinetic is just a fancy way of saying "it moves"? We'll be making our own mobiles that you'll be proud to hang above your bed or somewhere else in your house. Want to know more? There's an entire room at the Hirshhorn Museum full of Calder mobiles!


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Professor of Spanish
Baylor University
One Bear Place #97393
Waco, TX 76798-7393
Old Main 110A
Fall 2014 Office Hours: MTRF 10:00-11:00, 1:00-2:00
Certificat de Langue Française, Niveau Supérieur, 1990 - Université de Paris (Sorbonne)
Ph.D., 1975 - University of Kansas, Lawrence (Spanish, Portuguese)
M. A., 1971 - University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls (Spanish, French)
B. A., 1970 - University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls (Spanish, French)
Selected Advanced or Interdisciplinary Courses TaughtProfessional and Literary Translation
19th and 20th Century Spanish Narrative
Spanish Post-Civil War Novel
19th Century Spanish Literature
20th Century Spanish Literature
Cervantes, Don Quijote
Hispanic Poetry in English Translation (my translations of all poetry)
Great Texts of the Ancient & Classical Tradition (in the Honors College)
Great Texts of the Medieval & Renaissance Tradition (in the Honors College)
Teaching Award
Named a Piper Professor for 1990, a state-wide teaching excellence award given annually by the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation, San Antonio, Texas (May 1990).Research Interests
Twentieth-century Spanish Literature, History of the Spanish Novel
Selected Fellowships and Grants
Sabbatical Research Leave, Baylor University, Fall, 2008, to work on a project on the Spanish post-war novel.
Lilly Foundation, to participate in a seminar on the works of J. R. R. Tolkien, Baylor University, June 2004.
National Endowment for the Humanities grant to participate in The Sacred, the Secular, and the Profane: The Bible and Literature in Bakhtinian Perspective, an NEH Summer Seminar at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut (June 19-August 4, 1995).
Dana Foundation Fellow at Dartmouth College (June 21-August 12, 1993). Dartmouth College and the Charles A. Dana Foundation co-sponsored a Collaborative Program to Improve Instruction in Language and Culture Courses.'
National Endowment for the Humanities grant to participate in "Teaching De Maupassant," Foreign Language Instruction Through the Study of Literary Texts, a conference funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and Academic Alliances in Foreign Languages and Literatures. University of Texas-Austin (Feb. 21-24, 1991).
Selected Papers Presented
"Ramón Sender's Cronica del Alba as Anti-Fascist Bildungsroman," Hawaii University International Conferences, Honolulu, January 6-8, 2013.
"Language Learning as a Human Experience," Symposium, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, University of Texas-Austin, December 1, 2012.
"Scars, Freckles, and Tears: Dysfunctional Community vs. Authentic Identity in Delibes' El camino," to be presented at the Mid-American Conference on Hispanic Literatures, University of Kansas-Lawrence, November, 2009.
"'¿Qué eres?': Ramón Sender's Crónica del alba as Anti-Fascist Bildungsroman." Atrium: I. Congreso Internacional sobre Literatura, Cultura y Religión en el Mundo Hispano, sponsored by the University of Texas-San Antonio, February 19-21, 2009.
(With Jan Evans) "Variations on Christian Conversion in Pepita Jiménez and San Manuel Bueno, martir," presented at the South Central Modern Language Association Conference in Houston, October, 2005.
"The Rise and Fall of Fictions: Toward Defining the Structural Dynamics of Don Quijote," South Central Modern Language Association, Austin, TX, November 1, 2002; Kentucky Foreign Language Conference, Lexington, KY, April 15, 2004.
"Viva voce: Making Dead Grammar Come to Life," LOTE/ESOL Workshop, UMHB, Belton, Texas, May 7, 2002.
"The World Turned Upside-Down: Acts as Carnival," Southwest Commission on Religious Studies Conference, Dallas, March 9-10, 2002.
"Inverting and Subverting the Hierarchy: The Poema de mio Cid as Carnival and Proto-Novel," Mid-America Conference on Hispanic Literature, Lawrence, Kansas, October 5, 2001.
"Viva voce: Making Dead Grammar Come to Life," Texas Foreign Language Association, Austin, Nov. 3, 2000.
"Origins of the Novel in Spain: Bakhtin and Beyond," Windhover Literary Festival, UMHB, January 1998.
"Legacies: Tracing Spiritual Roots," South Central Modern Language Association, Dallas, November 1, 1997.
"A Sure Cure for abulia and aburrimiento: Applications and Adaptations of the Dartmouth Intensive Language Model," National Symposium for Spanish Second Language Acquisition, University of Texas at Austin, October 3, 1997.
"Preparing a Foreign Language Department for a SACS Visit: A Small College Perspective," Texas Association of Departments of Foreign Languages Conference, Dallas, April 18, 1997.
"Adaptations of the Dartmouth Intensive Language Model," Texas Foreign Language Association Conference, Austin, November 4, 1995; Houston Baptist University, November 14, 1994; University of Texas-Austin, November 20, 1996, and January 25, 1997.
"Logos Language Institute: Christian Foreign Language Programs," North American Association of Christian Foreign Language and Literature Faculty, Lee College, Cleveland, Tennessee, April 6-8, 1995.
Chaired section on The Fiction of the Generation of '98, Mid-America Conference on Hispanic Literature, University of Kansas, Lawrence, November 10, 1989.
"A Frustrated Search for the Truth: Reflections on the Unresolved Puzzle in Cela's La colmena," Mid-America Conference on Hispanic Literature, Lawrence, Kansas, November 11, 1989.
"Tracking the Hurricane: Structural Irony in Azuela's Los de abajo," Mexican Literature Symposium, Pan American University, Edinburg, Texas, April 1989.
Chaired section on Latin American Literature, Southwest Conference of Latin American Studies, April, 1986, Baylor University.
"Penetrando la superficie: Apuntes sobre la estructura narrativa de Los bravos de Jesús Fernández Santos," Congreso de la novela española de postguerra, San Juan, Puerto Rico, Oct. 31-Nov. 3, 1979.
Selected Published Articles
"Crossing the Footlights: Instances of Novel Theatricality in Don Quijote," in preparation.
"Recontextualizing Jesus: Galdós's Nazarín and Unamuno's San Manuel Bueno, mártir," in preparation.
"Seeking the Courage to Stand: Three Post-Civil War «Coming of Age» Novels (Crónica del alba, El camino, Primera memoria)," Cauce-Revista Internacional de Filología de la Universidad de Sevilla 32 (2009): 127-140.
"Unlikely Knights, Improbable Heroes: Inverse Heroic Paradigms in Tolkien and Cervantes," book chapter to appear in Tolkien Among the Moderns, forthcoming with the University of Notre Dame Press.
"Mnemonic devices" and "Fiesta/Party," in Recipes for Success in Foreign Language Teaching, eds. Tina Ware and Katharine Harrington. Muenchen, Germany: Lincom Europa Academic Publications, 2007, pp. 123, 160.
(With Jan Evans) "Alternative Conversions, Priesthoods, and Religious Constructs in Pepita Jiménez and San Manuel Bueno, mártir," Hispania (Journal of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese). 89.3 (September, 2007): 480-490.
"Rethinking the Genre Question: The Cantar de mio Cid as Heroic Epic, Carnival and Sentimental Melodrama," in La Corónica: A Journal of Medieval Spanish Language, Literature, and Cultural Studies (College of William and Mary) 50 (Fall 2005): 99-122.
"The World Turned Upside-Down: Carnivalesque and Satiric Elements in Acts," Perspectives in Religious Studies (Journal of the National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion). 31.4 (Winter '04):453-465.
"A Frustrated Search for the Truth: The Unreliable Narrator and the Unresolved Puzzle in La colmena." Hispania (Journal of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portugese) 85.2 (2002): 286-295.
"A Sure Cure for Malaise and Ennui: Rassiasillin. Applications and Adaptations of the DILM." The Ram's Horn (Dartmouth College) VIII (1998-99): 1-5.
"Suffering Servant, Seeking Shepherd: Images of Christ in Spanish Golden Age Poetry." Windhover 1 (1997): 30-35.
"Twenty Practical Tips For Foreign Language Study." The Teaching Home XIII (1995): 43.
"Logos Language Insitute: Christian Foreign Language Training Programs." Proceedings of the Annual Conference of the North American Association of Christian Foreign Language and Literature Faculty (July, 1995).
"Sonnet, by Lope de Vega," "Sonnet: To Christ, Crucified, Anonymous," "Dark Swallows, by Bécquer," translations of Spanish poetry, The Baylorian (1990): 1-4.
Contributor in Spanish, Portuguese and Italian to Illustrated International Dictionary. Georgetown, TX: Rotary International, 1990. (Proceeds to benefit international effort for the eradication of polio worldwide).
"El desdoblamiento síquico como factor dinámico en Julia de Ana María Moix," Novelistas femeninas de la postguerra española, ed. Janet Pérez (Texas Tech University). Madrid: José Porría Turanzas, 1983. 103-111.
"El callejón sin salida: Images of Confinement and Freedom in Ritmo lento," From Fiction to Metafiction: Critical Essays in Honor of Carmen Martín Gaite, ed. Mirella Ambrosio di Servodidio (C.U.N.Y.). Lincoln, Nebraska: Society of Spanish and Spanish American Studies, 1983. 61-72.
"Penetrando la superficie: Apuntes sobre la estructura narrativa de Los bravos," Anales de la Narrativa Española Contemporánea (University of Nebraska) V (1980): 83-90.
Contributor to Federico García Lorca: A Selectively Annotated Bibliography of Criticism, ed. Francesca Collechia (City University of New York). New York: Garland Press, 1979.
"Cunqueiro's Un hombre que se parecía a Orestes: A Humorous Revitalization of an Ancient Myth," Hispania (Journal of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese) 61 (March, 1978): 35-45.
"Symbolic Portals in Laforet's Nada," Anales de la Novela de Posguerra (Society of Spanish and Spanish-American Studies) 3 (1978): 57-74.
"Lenguaje poético y caracterización en tres dramas de Federico García Lorca," Revista de Estudios Hispánicos (University of Alabama) XII (October 1978): 373-397.
"The Rite of Initiation in Matute's Primera memoria," Kentucky Romance Quarterly (University of Kentucky) XXV (1978): 153-164.
"Narrative Tension and Structural Unity in Cela's La familia de Pascual Duarte," Symposium (Syracuse University) XXXI (Summer 1977): 165-178. Text posted on the world-wide web by Thomson Learning/the Gale Database/Literary Criticism.
Academic Translation
Chair of translation committee for seven articles in French in
D. Marguerat, D. P. Moessner, M. Parsons, M. Wolter, eds. Paul and the Heritage of Israel: Paul's Claim upon Israel's Legacy in Luke - Acts in the Light of the Pauline Letters (Vol. 2 LUKE THE INTERPRETER OF ISRAEL; London: Continuum-T & T Clark, 2012)
Lead Translator in three articles:
Jean-François Landolt. "Soyez mes imitateurs, frères": Paul comme figure exemplaire dans le corpus paulinien et les Acts des Apôtres."
Daniel Marguerat. "Paul après Paul": une histoire de réception"
Y. Redalié, "Travailler de ses mains": un modèle plusieurs modes d'emploi"
Selected Books
Coming of Age in Franco's Spain: Anti-Fascist Rites of Passage in Sender, Delibes, Laforet, Matute, and Martin Gaite. New York: Peter Lang, 2014.
Amistad entre las Américas. Edición bilingue del evangelio de Juan (with Daniel Rivera and Dilton de Abreu). Belton, Texas: Logos Language Institute, 2005.
¡De viva voz! Intermediate Conversation and Grammar Review. San Francisco: McGraw-Hill, 2001.


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Clorox (NYSE: CLX) may be best known for its namesake bleach, but the company owns a handful of other popular brands as well. Glad trash bags, Brita water-filtration products, Kingsford charcoal, Fresh Step cat litter, and Burt's Bees are just a few. And according to the company's website nearly 90% of its brands holds the number 1 or number 2 market share positions in their categories. This focus on a small number of leading brands instead of a smorgasbord of mediocre brands is what makes Clorox special.
Clorox currently pays a dividend yielding 2.98%. Since 2003 the dividend has grown at an annualized rate of 11.8%, although this has slowed down a bit in recent years. The last dividend hike, which occurred in the middle of last year, was only an increase of 6.67%.
In addition to this dividend Clorox has spent quite a bit of cash on share buybacks over the past decade. The share count has decreased by 40% since 2003, and this is largely the reason that EPS has nearly doubled in that time. Share buybacks allow the dividend to be raised without increasing the payout ratio, since the number of shares declines. So if the company buys back 5% of the outstanding shares then the dividend could be raised by 5% while keeping the payout ratio the same.
Clorox has maintained a very consistent free cash flow over the years, which will allow the company to continue buying back shares and raising the dividend. In fiscal 2012 the payout ratio with respect to net income was 58.7%, historically high for the company. This could lead to slower dividend growth in the near-term, but long term I think that the dividend growth prospects look good.
Based of the current share price I'll add 58 shares of Clorox to The Ultimate Dividend Growth Portfolio for a total cost basis of $4,985.68. This position will generate a projected annual dividend of $148.48.
A toy giant with a giant dividend
Mattel (NASDAQ: MAT) is the largest company in the toy industry, with revenue of about $6.4 billion in 2012. Some of the best known toy brands like Matchbox, Hot Wheels, and Barbie are under the Mattel umbrella, and the company's margins are exceptional. With an operating margin of 16% in 2012 the company outpaces competitor Hasbro by about 2.5 percentage points.
Mattel pays a dividend yielding 3.11%. The dividend has more than tripled since 2003, growing at an annualized rate of 13.4%. The most recent dividend increase occured earlier this year when the payout was hiked by 16.1%. If this kind of growth can continue then Mattel looks like an ideal dividend growth stock.
The payout ratio did jump a bit to 55.9% in 2012, and the increase earlier this year puts it even higher. The company recorded higher net income in the first quarter of this year compared to last year as well as a 7.3% jump in revenue, so if the net income grows considerably this year then the payout ratio will be kept in check. And with analysts expected annual earnings growth of 11% over the next five years the dividend should be able to be boosted by roughly that amount.
Mattel should see considerable growth from emerging markets as more and more people have disposable income to spend on their children. This will be the main driver of earnings growth and therefore dividend growth in the years ahead.
Based on the current share price I'll add 108 shares of Mattel to The Ultimate Dividend Growth Portfolio for a total cost basis of $4,996.08. This position will generate a projected annual dividend of $155.52.
High yield, high uncertainty
Adding a defense company seems risky due to the expectation of lower government spending in the coming years, but Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) looks like a compelling choice. The dividend yield is currently 4.52%, meaning that dividend growth does not need to be all that fast.
Historically Lockheed has grown the dividend rather quickly. Since 2003 the dividend has grown at an annualized rate of 24.4%, and the most recent dividend hike was an impressive 15%. But with the payout ratio right around 50% and the likelihood of earnings declines very real it seems like this kind of growth can't continue.
The good news is that the company has been buying back shares and could retire around 5% of its share count annually even after paying the dividend. This allows the dividend to be increased by about that much each year without raising the payout ratio, so even if earnings growth stops the dividend could still be raised.
The high yield is the savior of this stock. Since dividend growth will likely be slow the 4.5% yield is critical. It's still unclear exactly how Lockheed will be affected by the spending cuts, and it could turn out far better for the company than some people think. Analysts are still expecting earnings growth in the coming years, and if that's the case the dividend should be able to grow much faster.
Based on the current share price I'll add 49 shares of Lockheed Martin to The Ultimate Dividend Growth Portfolio for a total cost basis of $4,988.20. This position will generate a projected annual dividend of $225.40.
Complete...for now
Adding these three positions uses up the rest of the cash in the portfolio, so I won't be adding more stocks any time soon. As the dividends begin rolling in I'll reinvest that money in either stocks already in the portfolio or new dividend growth stocks which look appealing.
The portfolio is up about 4% in just about a month, impressive since it wasn't fully invested until now. Big gains from Corning, Microsoft, and Intel, as well as Apple's recovery, have led the portfolio higher. The yield on cost of the portfolio is 3.39%, and the goal is to grow that number as fast as possible.
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How quickly fashions change. Last year active-shuttered glasses for seeing 3D were all the rage, but this year companies seem poised to forgo the glasses, especially when it comes to 3D TVs. In December, IEEE Spectrum described the basics for "3D without the four eyes"—or autostereoscopic displays—and this week we hope to see at CES some major attempts. Toshiba is already selling glasses-free TVs in Japan, and we expect that on Thursday we'll see larger 56- and 65-inch versions. According to Forbes, LG Electronics will also reveal an autostereoscopic model, a 31 inch 3D "OLED" TV.
But spectacles fans shouldn't dismay. Although Sony also prepared some 3D autostereoscopic TV "prototypes" for its press preview on Wednesday night—another of their prototypes took an entirely different tack. Instead of getting rid of the shades, it gets rid of the screen. A company spokesperson said they predict the visor (pictured above) might come in handy for both watching 3D movies and playing more realistic video games.
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NEW ALBANY, Ind. (WDRB) -- A devastating fire destroys a home in southern Indiana Saturday.
WDRB was on scene moments after the house went up in flames late Saturday morning.
Firefighters from New Chapel Fire Department tried to fight it but the wind fueled the fire.
They called for backup and it took them a little over half an hour to gain control.
"I was actually in downtown New Albany which is quite a ways from here and we were driving towards it and it was just big black smoke in front of us," said Lorrie Ramirez.
Ramirez knows the homeowners well.
"We've offered to help. Other neighbors have offered to help to see what we can do. I've actually got some of their laundry going right now just to give them some fresh clothes tonight if we can get the stink out," she told WDRB.
WDRB is told the couple has owned the house for 18 years.
Neighbors say the wife was at work when the fire started and that her husband was in his office in the basement.
"It went up really fast. I just talked to another one of the neighbors and she said they heard the explosion," said Ramirez.
Firefighters say the observant neighbors are to thank.
"It's a nice day and a lot of people are out. Move the clock back a couple days with ice and cold, nobody would have been out. It could have been a lot worse," said Amir Mousavi, New Chapel Fire Department's Asst. Chief.
He said the house is destroyed along with most of their belongings.
"It's just so sad because these are neighbors who-their house is meticulous. Their home is always upgraded. Their landscaping is always beautiful and their home is their whole focus," said Ramirez.
"When I talked to her earlier, I think they're in shock." she said.
Officials say it will take restoration specialists several days to clean the property.
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(CNS) The Los Angeles Kings and L.A. Galaxy will pay a visit next week to the White House, where President Barack Obama will congratulate them, then turn over the South Lawn to the championship teams for a "Let's Move!" clinic with youths.
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The Kings defeated the New Jersey Devils to win the franchise's first Stanley Cup crown last year. The Galaxy -- one of Major League Soccer's most decorated teams -- ended its David Beckham era by winning the MLS Cup for the fourth time.
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I've Finally Found Love and Everything's Going to be OK
When you spend the majority of your life single, lonely, miserable and guilty that you don't have worse things to kill yourself over, your perspective becomes somewhat skewed. You become accustomed to the fact that a mutually loving relationship with another human being isn't in fact an entitlement, but a total fallacy perpetuated by every TV programme ever made.
You resign yourself to a life of celibacy, and despite having it thrust upon you in the first instance, you behave as though it's a lifestyle choice. Sex? With a person? With me? I don't quite hate anyone enough to contemplate inflicting that nauseating experience on them, you say.
And you can live with that, for the most part. Casually resent everyone in the world who has found that special someone, but accept that they're on a different planet. Where they breathe oxygen.
Meet beautiful women with winning personalities, but don't for a second think you're worth any more to them than a gay friend. Just wait until you're drunk and tell them they're great or something. That's basically as much as you can get away with.
This, clearly, is no way to spend your life, but it's an easy pattern to fall into when you've never had your wretched existence validated by another person. People always say you'll find someone eventually but you know that's not true because your lack of self esteem has warped you beyond anything remotely approachable, let alone fuckable.
But you know what? Those people are right. You will find someone eventually. How do I know this? Because I have. And if I can, with my many acres of self-loathing, you can too.
The other week I got talking to an attractive woman at the pub, of all places. The starting point was the fact that I have no interest in football and have no qualms with admitting this to drunken boneheads. I would sooner discuss EastEnders, even if it is terrible television, I said.
We hit it off discussing the ludicrous existence of Heather Trott. If you're unfamiliar with this character, you're likely to recognise her from Harry Hill's TV Burp, where I believe she's had more screen time than she ever did in Albert Square. Basically, she's comically overweight, enjoys George Michael and never catches a break. And now she's dead. Her epitaph is thus: Impregnated by Darren Miller (a child in a suit); murdered by Ben Mitchell (an abomination of acting, characterisation and bizarrely the focus of every major storyline for the last couple of years). Rest in peace.
As you can well imagine, this is the kind of discussion I excel at. But given I was talking to a nice lady, I was in the usual 'just appreciate that strangers might think you're together, even though you don't have a chance in Hell' mode. So I was taken aback when small talk was elevated to medium talk, and she expressed an interest in seeing me again.
I won't bore you with the details but we have been out on a few dates since then - I know, date! - and have gotten to know each other exceptionally well in a brief space of time. I'm always brutally honest about my foibles because that's basically all there is to me, and normally this is my downfall - but not this time. Turns out she's a maze of insecurities too, deep down. But she makes it look good. And you know how every woman claims that a sense of humour and good personality is more important than physical attractiveness in a man, and it's total bollocks? Well, she means it. She'd have to, because I look like a government experiment that went awry.
We've since entered a relationship and I realise how unhealthy my state of mind was before I met her. I can't believe I was like that for so long. My only pleasures in life were things that would see me dead before 50. White wine spritzers and the like. But I don't need any of that crap now that I'm with her. She makes me want to be the best I can be. Just being around her makes me a better person.
I've always thought I was a romantic deep, deep down and at long last that side of my personality is allowed to flourish without threat of a restraining order. She is everything to me and I couldn't be happier. Love is a beautiful thing, my friends.
If you're lonely and unhappy, hang in there. It will happen. I know it doesn't feel like it, but there's someone for everyone and miracles can happen.
Update (2/4/12): Just to confirm, this was an April Fool. At my own expense.
Mirrors Aren't Your Friend
It happened on Monday. I had one of those terrible realisations: tomorrow's a work day too.
Not only that, but I caught a look at myself in a mirror and discovered I was actually fat again. I knew I must be, having lived quite relentlessly like a celibate Henry VIII since late November, but I didn't feel genuinely ashamed of myself until that moment.
Most people indulge at Christmas but generally snap out of it a few days into January and get on with their lives. Not I, said the pig. The extended gluttony reawakens old, revolting habits and they don't die until I'm shocked into action by the reflection of an actual toad.
It also happened that the following day was Valentine's Day, which is traditionally a time for unpleasant reflection anyway. So that worked out. I was going to write a poem about my day, but decided against it because I'm not mad at Valentine's Day, I'm mad at me. Mad as a balloon.
For what it's worth, this is as far as I got:
The toilet's life flushed before its eyes.
Constipation… gone.
The weight… over.
Belly… remains.
It could have been a masterpiece, obviously, but it wasn't to be. See those double meanings? You've lost weight because the wait's over now you're not constipated. But you're still overweight - the belly remains, despite releasing its final contents - its remains, you might say.
I've just talked myself into believing it's a fine poem in its own right. Glad I left it at that and didn't bring love into it.
What was I talking about again? Oh, the fat.
The problem was it had taken this long to realise. Why hadn't my mirror revealed the truth to me sooner? Much as I try to avoid it, I see my reflection in it everyday.
In fact, it wasn't my own mirror that told me. It was one I don't see very often, at work. Have you noticed how the mirrors in brightmares like Boots are shockingly realistic and make you ashamed to be out in public? Those are the honest ones, and this was like that.
They're the HD televisions of vanity. Every nook, cranny, blotch and sag of your dreadful visage is exposed. The mirror at home is too familiar and fuzzy. It lies to protect your feelings. It's still got Teletext.
I've come to the conclusion that in order to avoid getting in this state again, I cannot rely on mirrors. They either pat you on the back and tell you everything's fine, or slap you in the face when it's too late. Mirrors aren't friends.
Fortunately, a couple of years ago someone invented a thing called a camera and that's going to be how I sort my life out. As of Valentine's Day I've been taking a photo of my face everyday. I plan to do this for precisely three months. On May 14th I'll compile all the photos into a video that tracks the transition. If all goes well the end product will resemble a defaced ball sack slowly deflating.
It's not an original idea, but I think it's a pretty good incentive to lose some weight. Unlike that swine the mirror, the camera never lies. Every time I have the urge to neck a Pot Noodle (at least twice a day) I'll just think how it'll look in tomorrow's photo. Fool-proof.
To show I'm genuine, at least partially, here is the first photo. Here is me at what I hope will turn out to be my lowest ebb. Here is me blotched and bloated to buggery, wishing I was dead or at least that my eyes aligned properly. Here is me on the most romantic day of the year:
Sorry to put you through that. Suggest you keep a copy in your wallet and have a good hard look whenever your self-esteem is threatened.
See you in three months!


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Unix is not so much a product as it is a painstakingly compiled oral history of the hacker subculture. It is our Gilgamesh epic: a living body of narrative that many people know by heart, and tell over and over again—making their own personal embellishments whenever it strikes their fancy. The bad embellishments are shouted down, the good ones picked up by others, polished, improved, and, over time, incorporated into the story. […] Thus Unix has slowly accreted around a simple kernel and acquired a kind of complexity and asymmetry about it that is organic, like the roots of a tree, or the branchings of a coronary artery. Understanding it is more like anatomy than physics.
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Aside from creating fodder for bloggers, the drive for more sustainable living continually creates opportunity in many career fields to expand, and move into new territory. Automobile manufacturers once advertising mostly comfort or muscle are now sure to produce hybrid vehicles they can boast have notably impressive MPG. Hybrid cars are becoming standard enough that there are electric car chargers in lighting fixture showrooms, public parking lots and grocery stores.
Engineering and development are clearly ripe for career revitalization. Making yourself a marketable professional is moving toward educating yourself, getting the correct letters and credentials to support you are "green wise".
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Okay, it's almost Craptacular time. I am considering the list for my post-holiday cleanup sale on eBay, and believe me, I have enough to last a lazy person like me several months. The last thing I need is MORE CRAP.
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Well we are finally to the home stretch! I am hitting my 9th month of pregnancy. I have said it before and I will say it again. Anyone who says you are pregnant for 9 months is lying! It is technically 10. I blame men for that myth. I don't know why. I just do.
As the days get closer to me meeting this kid, I find that I am slowly beginning to lose my dignity. It started on Monday. I was unloading my car full of groceries and I sneezed. Not only did I sneeze, but I peed. Yep, peed my pants. Not a ridiculous amount, but enough to notice. And all I could say as it was happening was yep, there it goes. I have had mom friends warn me day after day this would happen- I just figured it would happen after labor. And I thought labor would prep me for it. Meaning that so many horrific things would be happening to my body at that moment, that finding out that I may or may not pee my pants now and then was nothing compared to labor. You know, kind of like an it could be worse thing.
For one quick second I thought maybe my water broke, and this is it here we go. That thought QUICKLY passed. After this happened I texted my sister and her text response was "welcome sister, welcome."
My second loss of dignity came this morning when I dropped my highlighter cap under my desk. It wasn't just under my desk it fell in some wires and it was far back there. I meekly yelled for my coworker Abby. She immediately said do you need me to pick something up for you? And she did. It was awful.
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|DAKINE Covert Glove - Men's - Men's
The Dakine Men's Covert Gloves' simple design and unpadded construction ensure secure hand-to-bar feel, without skimping on the details. The body of the gloves were sewn from a 4-way stretch polyester that wicks moisture away from your skin. This material allows you to move your fingers freely....
Price: $24.95
|DAKINE Derail Short - Men's - Men's
Dakine designed the Derail Shorts for riding in the mountains, while wearing pads, by giving them a generous cut around the knees. This lets them play nicely with hard- and soft-shell pads during both the climb and descent. The shorts are constructed from a four-way stretch, double-knit nylon and...
Price: $74.95
|DAKINE Descent Jersey - Short-Sleeve - Men's - Men's
If bombing downhills is your thing, then the Dakine Descent Jersey is your shirt. As the name implies, the Descent is designed to keep you covered when you're charging head-on into hairy terrain.The Descent jersey is built from Dakine's polyester Quick Dry fabric, and like the name implies, it...
Price: $49.95
|DAKINE Exodus Glove - Men's - Men's
Trust the Dakine Exodus Glove to lead your escape from the land of bulky riding gloves. The silicone grippers at the fingertips help you keep a firm grip on the controls, while the synthetic suede palm offers protection. The palms have 2mm foam padding, to add some protection, without being bulky...
Price: $21.95
|DAKINE Full Throttle Full-Zip Jersey - Short Sleeve - Men's - Men's
Dakine's Full Throttle Full-Zip Short Sleeve Jersey's Quick Dry waffle-knit polyester technology ensures you stay dry and comfortable all day -- even in the heat of the summer. The polyester fabric pulls moisture away from your skin and to the surface of the fabric, where it evaporates quickly....
Price: $49.95


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