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[UPDATED: Gov. Brown Vetoes Bill] Lou Correa Pushing New Marijuana Buffer Zone Law in Sacramento
UPDATED, SEPT. 21, 2011, 2:31 pm: Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed SB847, according to this article in the 420Times. Needless to say, celebratory emails are bouncing all over the medical marijuana activist community, especially among members of Americans for Safe Access, which waged a massive call-in campaign urging brown to kill Lou Correa's bill, which would have banned cannabis clubs from operating within 600 feet of a home, effectively shuttering hundreds of dispensaries around the state.
[UPDATED: JUNE 3, 2011, 10 A.M.] Looks like Lou Correa's effort to ban marijuana dispensaries from operating within 600 feet of a residence is gaining legs. His bill, SB 847, which would allow local municipalities to opt out of--or increase or decrease the size of--the proposed buffer zone overwhelmingly passed the state senate in a 31-2 vote yesterday, with the only opposing votes coming from San Francisco Senators Mark Leno and Leland Yee.
A full vote by the California State Assembly is expected soon. In an email alert sent yesterday, OCNORML's Kandice Hawes said the group is planning a visit to Correa's headquarters to protest his legislation. Anyone interested in attending should contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
[ORIGINAL POST, MAY 6, 2011, 3 P.M.] Remember that marijuana dispensary that tried to operate on a residential cul-de-sac in Anaheim? The club that shut down after protests by neighborhood residents? Well, State Senator Lou Correa (D-Santa Ana) does, and according to an article in today's Orange County Register, he's busy garnering support from fellow legislators to pass a law that would make it illegal for anyone to open a cannabis club within 600 feet of a home.
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So if you live, say, in Coto de Caza, Turtle Rock or Leisure World and figured it'd be a great idea to turn your living room into the local neighborhood marijuana dispensary, the clock is ticking before your ingenious plan could backfire.
Not surprisingly, the Register reports, Anaheim officials are helping Correa push the bill by sending city council members north to talk about their harrowing experience with the rogue pot club earlier this year.
If it passes, Correa's law would follow a similar piece of legislation that became effective on Jan. 1 that prohibits cannabis clubs from operating within 600 feet of a school. Citing that law, Lake Forest city officials are seeking to drive seven dispensaries from a mini-mall that also houses a daycare center. The law would allow cities to amend the buffer zone, making it either more or less restrictive depending on how much they really hate medical marijuana.
Although the Reg says Correa's bill passed the State Senate's public safety committee, it still has a long way to go before it hits the floor for a full vote. Stay tuned..
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Posted: September 8, 2016
Now that September has rolled around again, it can mean only one thing: back to school! In the excitement of meeting new teachers, getting back on the school schedule, carpools, and busses to catch, it is also a great time to help kids prevent bullying. Stopbullying.gov is full of resources that can help everyone invested in eliminating bullying!
Kids: Check out our kid resources at: http://www.stopbullying.gov/kids/webisodes/ and learn how KB, Josh, Milton, and their friends deal with kids who bully. After watching each video, take a quiz to see how much you know about bullying. Older kids, check out our "Be More Than a Bystander" section at http://... Continue Reading
Posted: June 29, 2016
By the time Landon – a high school student in Massachusetts – entered his freshman year, he had already been in and out of the hospital for multiple suicide attempts. He had been pulled out of school because he wasn't able to get through the day, and he needed medication to sleep.
Today, Landon is back in school – a vocational school he transferred to as a sophomore, after coming out to friends and family as a transgender boy – and things have gotten a little easier for him. Landon's new school is committed to treating every student with dignity and respect, and together they have found ways to allow Landon to survive and thrive in his new surroundings. But getting there has taken time, and the path hasn't always been clear.
In recent months, we've heard from a growing chorus of educators, parents, and students around the country about the need for guidance on how schools can successfully support transgender students and non-transgender students in compliance with federal civil rights laws. In fact, just this week, the National Association of Secondary School... Continue ReadingPosted in Prevention, Specific Groups
Posted: May 10, 2016
Community policing is a philosophy revolving around the concept of law enforcement and the community working together to ensure public safety for all in the community. By engaging in partnerships, problem solving, and organizational change, a law enforcement agency can approach public safety in a comprehensive, proactive method. Community policing is neither a program nor a single policing unit, however, it is a philosophy that involves all within the agency and the community.
Community policing can be applied to any setting, including schools. By following community policing, school resource officers (SROs) and school safety personnel can contribute to a productive and enriching environment for students, teachers, and administrators alike. SROs are able to be a strong role model for students all while providing positive interactions between youth and law enforcement.
For some students, the SRO provides them an opportunity to interact with law enforcement in a non-confrontational and positive manner. It is important that schools and law enforcement agencies enter... Continue Reading
NEW Bullying Prevention Online Course – Earn Continuing Education and Take Action in Your Community!Posted: March 30, 2016
Through our work with communities across the country, we know stakeholders from health and education sectors are eager to prevent youth bullying. Yet, they may not know where to get the right information to start and sustain impactful local efforts. This is why the Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) worked with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to create a new Bullying Prevention Online Course, which will provide the tools needed to help make a difference in communities across the U.S. This course presents the latest knowledge and best practices from the field of bullying prevention.
This course is a FREE professional development tool for everyone who wants to be engaged in bullying... Continue Reading
Posted: March 17, 2016
Youth-adult partnerships involve multiple youth working together with multiple adults to address issues that are important to the overall health of people, groups and communities. A goal of these partnerships is to stimulate youth to develop social responsibility – a crucial factor in the promotion of health and well-being. Research ... Continue Reading
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States and districts are increasingly in support of policies and practices that shift school discipline away from zero tolerance, such as suspension and expulsion, to discipline that is focused on teaching and engagement. To this effort, districts and states are rethinking discipline and adopting both Restorative Justice Practices (RJP) and Bullying Prevention (BP) as school-wide efforts to provide school staff with a set of preventative and responsive strategies to supporting positive student behaviors. Continue Reading
Posted: January 14, 2016
The library is one of the safe places at school – where everyone can feel welcome and comfortable asking for advice and resources. Librarians are nurturers, caregivers and protectors.
We take this role especially seriously at our middle school, where 57 percent of our students qualify for free or reduced lunch, and many are transitioning to the United States from other countries. This year we emphasized that it's possible to overcome a reputation our students may not be proud of – online and offline. We can all have second chances.
We've built our school as a community. As educators, we have the greatest impact on our students when we help them develop both a sense of self and community. We've found that a key piece of bullying prevention lies in helping students feel like they are part of something bigger than themselves.
Our school builds many of these kinds of... Continue Reading
Bullying Performance Measure Selected by Seventeen States and Jurisdictions in MCH Block Grant ProgramPosted: December 9, 2015
Research confirms what many public health practitioners, educators, parents, and children have long known—that bullying is a serious issue Site Exit Disclaimer facing our nation. In October of 2014, HRSA's Maternal and Child Health Bureau shared its vision to activate support on this important challenge by establishing bullying prevalence as one of 15 new National Performance Measures for the Title V Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Block Grant Program. Continue Reading
Posted: December 3, 2015
Bullying affects children and young adults in every U.S. state and jurisdiction. Across the nation, we've seen communities work together in response to this issue, investing their resources to increase bullying prevention efforts and create safer environments for youth. Whether through ongoing bullying prevention trainings for adults who work with youth using the guidance of StopBullying.gov resources, or a coalition to coordinate community efforts, local community members are laying the groundwork for successful long-term initiatives. Continue Reading
Posted: October 29, 2015
At the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline , we believe it's important to raise awareness about the effects of bullying. Together with our partners, we work to provide resources and support for those in emotional distress, including individuals who have been bullied.
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Young sufferers
Just as with adults, migraine is widespread among children and young people
Here you will find information about migraine in children and young people. We have written a guide for parents and carers to help them support young sufferers, and we have information for children and young people to read too.
If you require independent support in relation to your child's migraine and education, The Migraine Trust provides a free Advocacy Service that may be able to help.
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Statutory guidance: Supporting pupils at school with medical conditions
The Department for Education issued new statutory guidance Supporting Pupils at School with Medical Conditions that came into force on 1 September 2014.
The guidance was issued to schools in England by the Government under the Children and Families Act 2014. It sets out the practical support schools will be expected to provide for children with medical conditions, such as making sure they have individual care plans in place and training and support for school staff.
For children whose migraine has a significant impact on them in school, a healthcare plan should always be put in place. An individualised healthcare plan identifies a child's medical needs and the support they require from the school or whilst under school supervision. This should be completed in partnership with the student, parents/carers, school and medical professionals, and shared amongst key members of staff. The Gov.uk website provides guidance and template documents.
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The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) and Headache UK (of which The Migraine Trust is a member) launched School Policy Guidelines for Students with Migraine and Troublesome Headache in October 2011. The guidelines aim to help identify students affected by migraine and troublesome headache, and ensure that they receive the appropriate attention and care that they need. There are tips on reducing the impact of migraine and headache, sample policies, letters and more.


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The game you play,
there's nothing that you can't rock.
But still, my friend,
again it's the same old crap.
Come in, it starts,
your buddies are always here.
And soon, again,
you're wasting another year.
When the night has come
and you're falling.
We can hear you scream,
to your broken star.
As you fall apart,
they are calling.
Trying hard to dream
and remember who you are,
for me.
Verse 2
At first you thought,
it's easy and they are fun.
No risk, hell yeah,
not leaving when it's begun.
Your mind is lost,
believe me no second chance.
Don't care, you're sure,
creating a dead romance.
Then you throw away,
but you know it's too late.
All the nice things missed,
you're feeling hate.
Never saw the way,
'cause you closed your eyes.
Now there's no one left,
you're living lies.
Let it go and throw away!
Let it go and throw away!
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She does what ever she likes,
watching tv every morning.
I'm gonna die on her side,
going crazy I can swear you.
When I am going to work,
she's returning from her parties.
Never helps me cleaning the flat,
never helps me doing something.
You just see what you wanna see!
You just hear what you wanna hear!
You just know what you wanna know!
But I won't do what you want me to do!
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This is not what we have planned,
this is not what we wanted.
While I am starving to death,
she is hungry for my penis.
Please tell me what shell I do,
please tell me where's the exit.
Our dreams are fading away,
no beginning and no ending.
Screw you!
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A native of northern California, David McDonald has been on the faculty of St. John's in Santa Fe since 2005, teaching in the undergraduate program as well as in the Graduate Institute Liberal Arts and Eastern Classics programs. He is an alumnus of the St. John's College undergraduate program. Prior to joining the St. John's faculty, he worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory, primarily dealing with viral genetics data for public health projects. He has co-led study groups on comedy and on modernity, has lectured on Rabelais, on the thought of Emmanuel Levinas as it applies to the problem of technology, and has participated in panel discussions on cinema.
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Happy birthday, Dusk at Cubist Castle
Twenty years ago this month, the Olivia Tremor Control released its debut record, a comically ambitious double album that meanders between airtight pop songs and experimental sound collages for nearly 75 minutes of psychedelic exploration. For a blog about an Elephant 6 book, I don't write very much about the Elephant 6, but this seems like a worthwhile opportunity to talk about one of my favorite albums of all-time (especially since I won't really be spoiling anything I'm saving for the book).
Music from the Unrealized Film Script: Dusk at Cubist Castle sounds phenomenal today but even more so in the context of when it was created. The mid-'90s was a time period characterized (at least in indie music but certainly throughout mainstream culture in plenty of other places) by slacker disillusionment, Gen X jadedness, and reflexive irony and sarcasm, embodied by contemporary icons like Pavement, Radiohead, Nirvana, Beck and plenty of others. Earnestness and positivity were anathema at this time, a clear signal of squareness, but while Dusk is never cloyingly twee, its unapologetic whimsy and complete lack of self-consciousness helped swing the pendulum back to where authenticity has again become a key axis on which art in general is measured. The Olivias were unique among legitimate artists of the time for their radical sincerity.
Dusk at Cubist Castle is also a triumph of analog production. I can't get too deep into explaining this without cannibalizing some of my favorite passages from the book, but suffice it to say that the Olivia Tremor Control (with plenty of help and guidance from producer Robert Schneider, who also plays on the record) did things on tape that musicians today can't pull off with a digital setup. It's important to note here that Dusk wasn't just recorded on four- and eight-track recorders but mixed on tape, as well. It takes a truly remarkable amount of vision, patience and (when you're dealing with a band as opposed to an individual artist) unity to pull off something like this.
Today, Neutral Milk Hotel is far and away the flagship band of the Elephant 6, with its magnum opus In the Aeroplane Over the Sea standing as the collective's most enduring album. When the Olivia Tremor Control reunited most recently, in 2011, they were still playing rock clubs. When Neutral Milk Hotel reunited a couple years later, they were playing massive theaters with ten times the capacity. But in 1997, after both Neutral Milk and the Olivias had each released only their debut albums, most people in the know would have told you that the Olivia Tremor Control was far more likely to emerge as the Elephant 6's iconic band.
Those people were wrong, but it could have easily gone differently. I go into greater detail about why in the book, but the story of the Olivia Tremor Control is definitely one of unfulfilled potential. It would not have taken more than a few changes of heart and a couple lucky bounces for the Olivias to be regarded in much different terms today.
Neutral Milk Hotel is the reason I got into the Elephant 6 in the first place, but the Olivia Tremor Control is the reason I wanted to write a book about it. Dusk is a record so sprawling and so layered that it sounds different every time you listen to it. It gives you the thrill of listening to it for the first time, every time, but with a guarantee it will be worth it, which no new record can ever offer. Twenty years after its release, Dusk is my favorite album to listen to through a nice pair of headphones. It's probably the main reason I ever decided it was worth it to own a nice pair of headphones in the first place.
When I lived in DC, one of the very few things that kept me sane was the city's sporadic record fairs. There was no set schedule for them, but they usually popped up two or three times a year, cramming a bunch of vendors and their wares into some mixed use structure (which I'll note here were located in Maryland or Virginia more often than they were in the city itself, and then I promise not to bitch about how awful living in DC is again in this post).
I usually spent more money than I wanted to, but I also came home with an armful of obscurities I was eager to take home and spin. The fun of collecting records (for me, at least) comes from buying music without knowing what it sounds like, and the real thrill exists in the time between the purchase and when you finally drop the needle. It's like when you're a kid and your mom buys you a toy and won't let you open it until your actual birthday, but you're allowed to look at the box, imagining for yourself all the possibilities the toy might provide. Or when you buy a lottery ticket and spend the time until someone else's numbers are called fantasizing about what you'll do with the winnings. It's a catalyst for imagination. It's fun.
Most of the vendors at the fairs were there on behalf of actual record stores (mostly from the DC/Maryland/Virginia area) who simply shlepped whatever inventory they could fit in a van from their brick-and-mortar locations to the fair, but my favorite booth was usually a private seller. I don't know whether this was his main vocation or just a side hustle, but he ran a business buying records and flipping them on eBay, and he showed up at events like these as well. The draw for me was the weirder corners of his inventory. While other sellers usually just had crates broken down into generic categories like "rock" and "jazz" (mostly containing records as bland as those categories would imply), this guy had an entire section just for avant-garde and experimental pieces, another for psychedelia, and so on, hitting all of my sweet spots. I probably spent more money at his booth than at all of the others combined over the years.
But while the stuff he was selling brought me in, his personality usually kept my visit brief. If you spend a lot of time in record stores, you've without a doubt encountered a person like this before, but similar sorts of folks exist in every subculture I can think of. If you name a band for this person, he can tell you every record in their catalog, the year each of them came out and on what label, who produced and performed on every one, and so on. It's impressive until you realize that his encyclopedic knowledge is as sterile as a spreadsheet. It's unclear to what extent he's even listened to any of it. To him, music is simply a list of names and dates and facts and figures to be memorized. Ask him the blue book value of mint condition original pressing of Odessey and Oracle, and he'll tell you without hesitation (or in my case, he told me without my asking), but try asking him what makes that album any good. He'll stare at you blankly. He sucks.
This would sound like a straw man to me if I hadn't met a number of folks just like this over the years. A disproportionate number of Elephant 6 fans even fall into this category, but they are not my target audience. There are certainly a whole lot of facts in there (plus no small amount of factoids), but that's only a part of it, and they're there to serve a larger goal. My goal is to allow readers to feel like they really know the people I'm writing about. I can pull up a Wikipedia entry on, say, Magic Johnson, and I can learn where and when he was born, his career average for assists per game, and that he played five games for a Swedish team in 1999. But regardless of whence I had gathered that information, even from Johnson himself, I would be an idiot to characterize knowing those facts as knowing him. Knowing someone requires a greater depth of understanding, and that's what I'm hoping to convey with my book.
There's no such thing as art
I don't have a whole lot to report on the book stuff (the proposal is mostly written, but I'm waiting for a couple more eggs to hatch before shopping it around, since the hatching of those eggs will dramatically affect the book's commercial viability and thus its appeal to a potential agent or publisher), so I thought I'd write a little about how I'm approaching this subject. As usual, I'm not going to give away any of the book's actual content, but I think it might still be useful to broadly explain part of my philosophy.
One of the things I'd like to convey with this book is what makes the Elephant 6 important, which is a little different from what makes it interesting, unique or influential (and I hope to convey all of those things, too). I'd like to write about that importance, but I'd also like for the ideas that make Elephant 6 important to also be implicit in the work. That is, I want to both show and tell this significance.
Of all the things that make Elephant 6 important to me and thousands of other people, their approach toward art stands out. It's one of the most consistent unifying elements from band to band and person to person, and in my opinion, it's the key to understanding their entire worldview. Typically, most people view art as a type of thing. It can include paintings and music and film and whatever else, and no two people are likely to have the exact same definition, to the extent that nobody can really define it. It's a "know it when you see it" sort of thing for most people, and even within a given form, sound minds can disagree. Art doesn't have to be a painting, not all paintings qualify as art, and every single viewer will draw the Is and Isn't lines a little differently. It gets tricky.
The key to understanding art, especially art created in the last hundred years, is context. The circumstances from which a work arises are as crucial to its meaning as the work itself. One of the most illustrative examples of this is Marcel Duchamp's iconic 1917 work Fountain.
The origin of the piece is the subject of debate, but the basic idea is: there's a urinal sitting in a museum. The fact that it's in a gallery as opposed to a men's room subjects it to a different approach from the viewer. In a different context, the viewer will inevitably regard it differently and draw from it a different meaning, in the same way that someone might stop and consider a painting in a gallery when he wouldn't stop for a second look if the same painting were hanging in a hotel room. Since the very submission of Fountain, people have argued over whether or not the piece itself or even the gesture of putting it in a gallery is "art." My suggestion is that the very premise of the question "Is it art?"—here and whenever it's asked—misses the point entirely.
The piece itself undergoes no transformation whether it's in a bathroom or an art gallery or anywhere else. Physically, neither does the viewer. What changes is the viewer's framework for consuming the piece. The lesson I get from Fountain is that context is important, but the logical extension of this lesson is that you can view absolutely anything as art. A given thing—regardless of what it is, where it is, or who made it (if anybody!)—cannot rigidly be "art" (likewise for the inverse). It is a choice the viewer makes. On a case-by-case basis, the viewer decides to regard a thing as art or not, and she usually does so subconsciously based on cues she's not even really thinking about.
But what if you lived your whole life like this? What if, instead of just viewing explicitly "artistic" works as art, you viewed everything through that lens? What if you looked for beauty and wisdom in not just paintings and music but also kitchen appliances, household chores, and conflicts with a neighbor?
This is, broadly, how the sharpest minds of the Elephant 6 seem to go about their days. In a time of great cynicism and negativity, it's a radical decision to look at the world aesthetically and optimistically. To make music from non-musical objects, or to prefer the sounds and character of someone's bedroom to a studio, or to conceptualize an entire album around the genocidal murder of a teenage girl. It's obvious from their work that this is how the Elephant 6 operates, and it becomes even more apparent when you spend time with these people. This is how they see the world.
And this is how I am trying to tell their story, to find beauty not just in the things they made but in the lives they live. My book is a narrative work, not a critical one, so it's not a matter of judging any of it. Nor is it a matter of burying anything negative and mentioning only the fun stuff. It just means that I'm viewing their community (and all of the things that emerged from it, including music but also pot lucks and Orange Twin and everything else) the same way I'd view something hanging in a gallery.
Agent Search
My quest to find an agent began in earnest this week. We can put this in the "indefinite timeline" section of my tasks.
The process is relatively simple. I write a one-page query letter that I send to agents, along with a book proposal that'll probably be in the range of 20 to 30 pages. The query letter is basically a pitch for the prospective agent to read the proposal, and the proposal is a description of the project, background on me, a business case of some kind, and so on.
So my immediate tasks are to draft the letter and the proposal, compile a list of potential agents, and then start soliciting. The writing components are straightforward enough: I've applied to enough jobs to know my way around a cover letter, and there's no part of the proposal that I haven't been mulling for years (you could probably cobble together an effective one using only posts on this blog). There are also some great resources that provide listings of agents (and, mercifully, how to reach them), but that's the part that's going to take some work.
I need to be discreet about who I'm pitching to, and the pitches themselves need to be individualized to the extent that the recipients don't think they're just receiving a form letter. An agent wants to know that I've done some research and am reaching out to them specifically because of their interests and specialties, so each query letter needs to demonstrate that. So I can use the big databases to compile a short list of my own, and then winnow it down from there by investigating each agent. It's nothing outside of my abilities, but it's going to take some work.
This search is my main priority with regard to the book right now, but I've also got to keep working on the book itself, not to mention keep up the freelance hustle so I can sustain myself.
Falling behind and lurching forward
I'm all caught up on transcribing, but I've fallen a little behind on working that transcribed material into my draft. I've got 17 interviews to process, with a handful more on the horizon.
But that'll all work itself out. It's a very linear exercise. Ditto (mostly) for the new bits I need to write (a lot of which is just pulling from those aforementioned to-be-transcribed interviews). And even though I still have some additional interviews to do, I'm beginning my search for an agent this week.
I have no idea how that works, exactly, and I'm not really sure where to even start. But once I find the representation that suits me, I expect some sort of deadline won't be far behind. I've put this off for a very long time, knowing how dependent my timeline is on other people's availability and ability to follow through. But I feel like I'm far enough along now that I can conform to an external deadline. At this point, I probably can't even schedule a large portion of the remaining interviews without such a deadline. Some folks are evasive when you tell them you can do the interview any time but a little more urgent about it when there's a defined window of time.
When I moved down to Athens last fall, I had a plan in only the loosest sense of that word. Particularly in terms of how to fund this project, I had a two-pronged approach:
- Eh, Athens is cheap. I'll live off my savings for a little while.
- Surely I can find some kind of part-time freelance work to keep me afloat.
The weird thing is: it looks like I was right on both counts. My relative frugality the past few years gave me a nice little nest egg I could live off while I had little to no income, and the income situation has changed for the better. I've been grading standardized tests the past few weeks, which ended yesterday (it was a temporary gig) but pays extremely well, and there should be another round available in a few weeks, which I plan to pursue. Beyond that, some freelance writing is bringing in a few bucks, I have a gig tutoring high school students in reading and writing, and I'm about to start a new job rewriting news articles for lower reading levels (namely elementary school students). I've got a few other irons in the fire as well.
Juggling all these jobs—most of which aren't on a particularly set schedule—takes some nimbleness, but I would be grateful for the flexibility it affords me even if I weren't counting on that flexibility for book stuff. I feel a sense of agency that I always anxiously lacked working desk jobs, and April will be the first month since I moved here that my income exceeds my expenses. At least in Athens, this is now a sustainable plan.
I don't know how much longer I'll be in Athens. It should be at least a couple months, but I'm probably not moving anywhere else until I can afford to. That will mean either a) finding full-time employment somewhere, b) my book becoming an instant bestseller and vaulting me to literary fame (lol), or c) building up a stable collection of freelance projects that would allow me to make ends meet in a pricier locale.
In the shorter term, though, it means my savings account will no longer be inversely proportional to the time I spend in Athens. It takes some pressure off. Perhaps you're wondering, if you're nearly seven years into this project while feeling pressured, how much longer is this going to take now? Good question! In absolute terms, I don't know. I'm still relying on a few other folks to come through, and that'll be on their terms. I do think that's close. But I do know that the timeline is "whenever my manuscript is in a place I feel comfortable with," as opposed to "whenever my savings evaporate completely."
Catch up
I've been a little busier lately. That means I've done a whole bunch of interviews, but it also means I haven't had much time to transcribe.
I've got about fifteen hours of interviews to transcribe, and I'll likely add to that total before I zero out. The good news is these interviews don't take nearly as long to transcribe as older ones. The main reason for that is, simply, I'm not getting as much out of these interviews anymore. The people I'm talking to are a bit more peripheral to the story anyway, and I've done so much research to this point that it's becoming redundant. I only need to actually transcribe a) what's relevant to the story and b) what I don't already have (unless of course they're adding some details or other flourishes to a story I've already heard). I still have to listen to the whole thing, but I can speed up most of it until I get to the pieces I'll be using. So whereas a 60-minute interview conducted a few years ago might have taken me two hours to transcribe (I probably slowed it down to play at 80% speed and then transcribed every single word), an interview of similar length that I conducted this past week might take me only 45 minutes or so to transcribe.
It's boring to write about transcribing, but it's even more boring to actually do it (which is why I'm procrastinating by writing about it). I still have a few interviews to conduct, but they're mostly with the flakiest people I have left, so I don't know exactly when those will happen. I'm just about at a point where I'm going to start pursuing a publisher, though, so that'll be fun.


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Woburn Walk – attractive pedestrian street with cafés, bookshops and galleries.
Bloomsbury – Leigh Street and Marchmont Street, bookshops, cafés and pubs.
The Brunswick – shops, eateries and arthouse cinema in the famous, modernist centre.
KERB – King's Boulevard is the place to sample some of London's finest street food. Weekday lunchtimes a rotating array of traders offer up some of the Capital's most exciting fare.
Real Food Market at King's Cross – bringing great quality artisan produce to Kings Cross. Buy from the likes of The Borough Cheese Company, Black Acorn, House of Sverre and more. King's Cross Square, every Wednesday – Friday, 12.00-19.0
The Cally Market – this Saturday street market features a wonderful variety of fresh produce, arts and crafts. Saturdays 9am – 5pm
Sourced Market – organic, local and artisan food products in the heart of St Pancras Station.
Chalton Street Market – just off Euston Road, this is a local London street market selling fabric, clothing, fruit & veg and household goods. Every Friday 10am – 4pm
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FLAY: The family of Jeanne Flay sadly announces her passing in Penticton, BC on January 21, 2013 at the age of 94 years. A celebration of Jeannes life will occur at a date to be announced. Complete obituary information to follow.
Messages of condolence may be placed at www.brockiedonovan.com.
FRIESEN: It is with sadness the family of Leonard Friesen, of Brandon, announce that his death occurred on Saturday, January 26, 2013 at the Brandon Regional Health Centre. Born February 14, 1936 at Riverside, Manitoba, Leonard was one of eleven children born to Cornelius and Mary Friesen. Leonard knew the meaning of hard work and he exemplified it his entire life starting at a young age. When he was sixteen he moved to Winnipeg where he worked at various jobs: Eatons, sugar factory and then later worked on the pipeline in Ontario. After a few years, he came back to Riverside and started grain farming with his brothers Art and Elmer, and with his Dad. In the winter of 1958, he met the love of his life at a skating rink and married Bertha Rempel on October 5, 1958. They had two daughters, Julia and Muriel, while living at Riverside. Then an opportunity came up close to Wawanesa for Leonard and Bertha to buy a farm there. So they moved from family and friends and started their own farm in 1966. Leonard tried his hand at different things such as raising pigs and cattle. On the side to make ends meet he worked at Simplot and then later at the Duck Barns. By 1982 the cows were sold and by 1992 all the grain land was sold. He was full time into the trucking business, as Leonard had a knack for mechanic work and could fix just about anything. At the time of his death, Leonard still owned his business L & B Friesen Limited. He always said his work was his hobby. Leonard used to love going downhill skiing with his family. Every spring break he would take his family and head to the mountains for a few days of skiing. He also loved curling and it was with much regret he had to give up both those sports when his arthritis got to the point where it limited his ability to be physically active. He replaced those sports with attending Wheat Kings Hockey games with his wife Bertha. They had seasons tickets and they never missed a game unless there was a family commitment elsewhere where they needed to be or they were away on a holiday. Leonard and his wife Bertha enjoyed many holidays together, they drove (not flew) to Mexico, Palm Springs, Florida and Montreal. One of the best words used to describe Leonard was generous. He was generous in the good times and bad times. Whether his business was struggling or whether it was profitable, Len would give and give some more. Along with generosity, he was also a loyal man and lived a life of integrity and faith. His integrity shone through the way he did business and the way he treated everyone around him. As proud as Leonard was of his business, nothing made him more proud than his family and his church. His love for God was evident in everything he did. He was never shy to share his faith and would tell anyone who would listen about his love for Jesus. Leonard was a strong man but only because of his faith and his lifelong companion who truly was his helpmate. Leonard will be lovingly remembered by his wife Bertha; daughters Julia (Bruce) Ellergodt, Muriel (Ray) Hildebrandt; grandchildren Michael (Amber) Ellergodt, Jeremy (Carley) Ellergodt, Kyle Ellergodt, Jennifer Hildebrandt and Amber Hildebrandt. The Funeral Service took place at McDiarmid Drive Alliance Church on Thursday, January 31, 2013. Pastor Dan Pope officiated. Interment followed at the Brandon Cemetery. If friends so desire, donations in memory of Leonard may be made to CSSM Ministries, 189 Henderson Highway, Winnipeg, MB R2L 1L7 or Christian and Missionary Alliance Global Advanced Fund, available at the church.
Expressions of sympathy may be made at www.memorieschapel.com.Arrangements with Memories Chapel & Pre-Planning Centre, 204-727-0330.
ENGLISH: Verla Marie English, beloved wife of Jim, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, February 6, 2013 following a lengthy, courageous battle with cancer. Complete obituary information will follow.
Expressions of sympathy may be made at www.memorieschapel.com.Arrangements withMemories Chapel & Pre-Planning Centre,204-727-0330.
CHAMBERS: Benjamin Garth Chambers, age 84, beloved husband of Donna, father to Lana (Wes Morningstar) and Lauren (Greg Hiltner) died on February 4, 2013 at the Brandon Regional Health Centre in Brandon, Manitoba. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, February 16, 2013 at the St. Matthews Anglican Church in Boissevain, Manitoba at 2:00 p.m. Donations may be made to the Manitoba Lung Association 629 McDermot Ave. Winnipeg, Manitoba R3A 1P6.
Messages of condolence may be made online at www.wheatlandfs.com.Killarney & Boissevain Funeral Home Ltd. (204) 523-7791 www.wheatlandfs.com
COWAN: Cecile Emily, beloved wife of Donald Cowan and mother of Tonia (Dennis) Sparks , Tony (Donna) Kotylak , Kim (Lisa) Cowan, Michelle (Jim) Duncan and Tina (Rob) Creller, passed away peacefully with her family by her side, at Virden Health Centre on January 27, 2013 at the age of 69 years. A service to celebrate Ceciles life will be held at G. R. Carscadden Funeral Chapel, Virden, Manitoba on Monday, February 11 at 1:00 p.m. The interment will be in McAuley Cemetery following a time of fellowship and refreshments in the Virden Legion Hall. If friends so desire, donations may be made to Virden and Area Palliative Care in memory of Cecile.
E-mail messages of condolence or sign the online Book of Condolence at carscaddenfuneralchapel.comG. R. Carscadden Funeral Chapel, Virden in care of arrangements.
ROMANIK: Peter Romanik of Brandon passed away peacefully on February 6, 2013 with his family at his side at the age of 86 years. He will be lovingly remembered by his wife Emily; his children Gloria (Darryl) Rumsey of Winnipeg and Steve (Bev) Romanik of Brandon. His grandchildren Adam and Myles Rumsey, Mike (Robin) Romanik, Jennifer (Paul) McBeth, Jon (Sarah) Romanik; great grandchildren Jayden, Josh, Chloe and Cora. Peter was born on August 22, 1926, the youngest of five children to Rose and William Romanik in Brandon, Manitoba. He grew up in Brandon graduating from Brandon Collegiate Institute with a grade 11 education. He married the love of his life, Emily Simbalist on November 20, 1948 and they shared 65 wonderful years together. Peter began his career with the Manitoba Hydro in 1948 starting out as a meter reader in Brandon. In 1962, Peter and his family moved to Portage La Prairie where he became the Commercial Representative. In 1967, Peter was transferred to Winnipeg becoming the Commercial Supervisor for the Suburban East area and eventually transferred to the Marketing Department in 1968. With regionalization in 1972, Peter moved back to Brandon as Business Manager for the Western Region, the position he eventually retired from after 37 years of service. Peter was very active in St. Marys Ukrainian Catholic Church becoming a full-time Cantor in his retirement where he shared many hours in spiritual activities, the Mens Club, and other social events. Dad was an avid reader and was well known at the Brandon Public Library. He enjoyed watching sports on TV including hockey, football, curling, golf and baseball. Dad also enjoyed dabbling in real estate and was always on the look-out for a great deal on a car. Dad was most happy hosting the weekly family Saturday lunches and many family get-togethers. Peter was pre-deceased by his parents, one sister and three brothers. He lived a full dedicated life touching the lives of many. Dad was a devoted father, husband and amazing Gigi who imparted his wisdom and guidance on us helping us to become who we are today. For that we are forever grateful. The family would like to thank Dr. Butler and the staff on 400 West for the care Dad received while he was in the hospital. Divine Liturgy will be held at St. Marys Ukrainian Catholic Church, 927 Assiniboine Avenue, on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. with Fr. Michael Tkachuk officiating. In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Heart & Stroke Foundation, Unit 3-824-18th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 5B7, would be appreciated.
Messages of condolence may be placed at www.brockiedonovan.com.
SCRIBNER: Jean Elizabeth passed away suddenly on Wednesday, January 30, 2013 with family by her side. Jean was born in Brandon on September 3, 1959, the youngest child of Bill and Georgina (Dennis) Scribner. Jean will be missed by her brothers Jack (Myrna), Don (Helen) and Dennis (Debby); nieces Trina Carey and Tishia (Lyle) Wright; nephews Zachary and Gregory Scribner; Aunts Muriel and Audrey Dennis. Also left to cherish Jeans memory are her Westman House family Jane, Shelagh, Ron, Shirley and Patti whom she has lived with for over 30 years. She will be remembered by very special caregivers Wendy Kennedy and Chelsey Schmitz as well as all the staff of Westman Opportunities. Jean was predeceased by her parents, Auntie Kay Dennis and Uncles Rob and Jack Dennis. Jean spent over 30 years working at COR Enterprises only recently being semi-retired. She enjoyed participating in the Special Olympics and was fortunate to be able to go on many vacations with her Westman family. Jean was a very special person and was loved by all who knew her. She loved shopping, colouring, diet coke and spending time with both her families. Jean always kept us on our toes!! She will be missed dearly. A Celebration of Jeans Life took place on Monday, February 4th with Pastor Paul Stade of First Baptist Church officiating. Urn bearer was Helen Scribner. Donations can be made to Canadian Diabetes, A1-800 Rosser Ave., Brandon, MB R7A 6N5 or Westman Opportunities Inc. 1544 10th Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 4H7.
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SIMPSON: The death of Ronald Francis Simpson, beloved husband of Bernice, occurred on Friday, February 8, 2013 at the Brandon Regional Health Centre. Funeral arrangements are pending.
Expressions of sympathy may be made at www.memorieschapel.com.Arrangements with Memories Chapel & Pre-Planning Centre, 204-727-0330.
STEPHENSON: It is with great sadness we announce the death of Cecil Victor Stephenson at the Bayside Personal Care Home on February 6th, 2013, the last surviving member of his family. Cecil was born to Russell and Belle (nee Currie) on February 27, 1921 on the Stephenson family farm in the RM of Strathcona NE 22-4-15. He farmed all of his life except for a short time while serving the Royal Canadian Artillery during World War II. Next to his family, farming was his greatest love. He continued to help his sons on the farm during seeding and harvest until his 80th birthday. Cecil was predeceased by one son, Morley Dean, five brothers and one sister. He leaves to mourn his loving wife of 69 years, E. Gwen (nee Dalgliesh), five sons: Hugh (Bev), Dean (Barb), Don (Shelley), Robert (Jo-Anne), Tom (Kathy) and three daughters: Miriam (Ron) Nichol, Cathy (Brent) Dickey, Anne (Laurie) Laird, 18 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, three sisters-in-law and many nieces and nephews. The family wish to extend a heartfelt thank you to the staff at the Bayside Personal Care Home for their compassionate care. At Cecils request, a family memorial service will be held at a later date. If so desired, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Palliative Care Program at the Tri Lake Health Centre, Killarney, Manitoba, R0K 1G0.
Messages of condolences may be placed at www.wheatlandfs.com
We love you, rest in peace.Killarney & Boissevain Funeral Home Ltd. (204) 523-7791. www.wheatlandfs.com
STEVENSON: Henry Harry Stevenson. Harry passed away quietly and joined his loving wife Jean on Thursday, January 10, 2013 at 77 years of age. Harry is survived by his daughters; Connie (Tim) Rey and Kim (Kevin) Shamanski, as well as his cherished grandchildren; Nathan and Carli Rey, Madison and Piper Shamanski whom he loved very much. He will be lovingly remembered and missed by his brother Jack (Gretta), numerous nieces, nephews, many adopted nieces and nephews, and other family and friends. Harry was born December 12, 1935 in Portadown, Northern Ireland to parents Grace and John Stevenson. He started his horticultural career at the age of 14 working for McGredys Nursery. When Harry was 20 years old he left Portadown for Canada, landing in Morden where he worked as a lifeguard and at the Experimental Farm. He met many wonderful people during his early years in Canada many who became lifelong friends. He spoke of them often, with a mischievous twinkle in his eye, and he always cherished time spent with them. Harry went back to Ireland when he was 24 with the intent to steal away the girl of his dreams and asked Jean to marry him. Jean later followed Harry to Canada and they were married for 48 years. Harry and Jean loved socializing with their friends, going to the Legion, house parties, social functions and dancing - they loved to dance jiving being their specialty. It wasnt unusual for people to stop and watch them jive and twist. Harry worked for the City of Brandon for 35 years, initially in the greenhouses - ending his career with the City of Brandon as the Manager for Parks & Recreation. Harry loved plants and flowers and always had a house full of plants and a beautiful, meticulously cared for yard - a yard which was always the envy of the block. He spent many hours outside in his flower gardens weeding and watering just enjoying being outside. He also loved to go hunting and spending time at Clear Lake with Jean and his children, sharing meals at the cook shack, fishing, swimming, going for walks with the dog and kids in tow, card games with family and friends, as well as sneaking away from Jean for a wee nip. Harry and Jean made several trips over the years back to Ireland to visit family and friends, taking their children a couple of times for family weddings. Harry was a devoted husband and father, caring grandfather and friend who had a wonderful way with children always enjoying spending his work lunch hour at home with Jeans day care children. He is predeceased by his loving wife Jean; mother Grace; father John and sister Minnie. A Come and Go Reception to celebrate Harrys life will be held at Memories Chapel, 330 18th Street North, on Wednesday, February 13, 2013 from 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m. Private Family Interment will be held in the Brandon Cemetery with Rev. Shannon McCarthy officiating. The urn bearer will be Carli Rey (granddaughter). The family would like to extend a special thank you to all those special friends and family who spent time with dad whether it was just to talk and visit, drop off some baking, or play a game of shuffleboard. Donations made to the Brandon Regional Health Centre Foundation-Murray House Cancer Treatment Centre, 150 McTavish Avenue East, Brandon, MB R7A 2B3 would be greatly appreciated.
Expressions of sympathy may be made at www.memorieschapel.com.Arrangements withMemories Chapel & Pre-Planning Centre, 204-727-0330.
TSCHETTER: Jeannine Tschetter. Jeannine was the second of eight children born to Joe and Gertie Watson of Killarney. After completing her schooling, Jeannine took training to be a Nurses Aid at Killarney Hospital. She won the hearts of all her patients with her caring and efficient manner. It was during this time when she met her future husband George Tschcetter. Following their marriage, they moved to a farm north of Holmfield. Jeannine channelled all her energies into becoming a home maintenance engineer. Her talent for baking, cooking and cleaning was a force to be reckoned with. Many a family member enjoyed her fresh baked bread and buns. She loved the physical part of farming and could match her husband chore for chore. Another of Jeannine`s dreams were realized when she became a mother to three sons Ron, Barry and Blake. When George bought a tent trailer, they would spend their leisure time camping with the boys. One of her most favourite trips was when they travelled through the Rockies on their way to Vancouver. It was the first time she had seen the majesty of the mountains and she was enthralled with the adventure. Jeannine had a devout faith and spent numerous hours volunteering and helping with church programs. It was that faith that she drew on when she lost her first-born son, Ron, in a tragic farm accident. Years later Jeannine re-entered the workforce and was employed to work with special needs adults in Boissevain. She derived a lot of pleasure from that job. She loved the clients and they loved her. In later years, Jeannine battled with health issues, the main one being Diabetes. It took toll on her kidneys and she was forced to go on dialysis. That led to her and George leaving the farm to move to Brandon so she could receive her treatments. Many times she was at deaths door but her faith and her indomitable spirit pulled her through. When she lost her second son Barry to cancer last year, she was devastated. She drew immense comfort from the declaration of faith that Barry made several months before he passed. He told her he would be seeing his big brother soon and he has. With Jeannines passing, there will be rejoicing in Heaven as she reunites with her two sons. Left to mourn her passing is her husband of 57 years, George and her youngest son Blake. Also her siblings, Guille, Patricia, Blake, Vic, Ron, Bette and their families. She is predeceased by her parents, her two sons, a nephew and her youngest brother Jack.
Our loss, Heavens gain.Wheatland Funeral Service entrusted with arrangements.
WALKER: The death of Lee Walker, beloved wife of Hank, mother of Randy, Terry and Leanne, occurred on Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at the Brandon Regional Health Centre. Ceremony to Celebrate Lees Life will be held the last week of March. Announcement of date and time will follow in the complete obituary information.
Expressions of sympathy may be made at www.memorieschapel.com.Arrangements with Memories Chapel & Pre-Planning Centre, 204-727-0330.
NICHOLLS:Marion Joyce Nicholls passed away peacefully, with her family by her side, at the Brandon Regional Health Centre on Wednesday, February 6, 2013. Marion was born on August 24, 1932 to parents Archie and Ila McKellar. She was predeceased by her brothers, Douglas and Neil. Left to mourn are her husband Ed Nicholls, son Douglas (Kim) Nicholls, daughter Cathy Lawson, grandchildren Robin, Steven and Ben Lawson, Marshall and Meghan Nicholls. Also surviving are her twin sister Maxine McKellar and brother, Bill McKellar. Marion will be sadly missed by all who knew and loved her. The family would like to express their appreciation to the nursing staff on 200, particularly Linda S. and Caryn as well as Lynne F. and Dr. Davis, for their compassionate care of Marion during her hospital stay. A time of viewing and visitation will be held at Brockie Donovan Funeral Home, 332-8th Street, on Sunday, February 10, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. The Funeral Service will take place at the Brockie Donovan Chapel on Monday, February 11, 2013 at 1:00 p.m. with Rev. Shannon McCarthy of Central United Church officiating. Interment will follow at Rosewood Memorial Gardens. Donations in memory of Marion may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 415-First Street, Brandon, MB, R7A 2W8.
Messages of condolence may be placed at www.brockiedonovan.com.
MACKAY: Gayle Patricia MacKay, widow of the late James Arthur MacKay, passed away on Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at the Brandon Regional Health Centre. Prayers will be said at Memories Chapel, 330 18th Street North on Sunday, February 10, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Augustines Roman Catholic Church, 327 - 4th Street, on Monday, February 11, 2013 at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Fr. Jorge Mante as celebrant. Interment will follow at the Brandon Cemetery. If friends so desire, donations in memory of Gayle may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, 415-1st Street, Brandon, MB R7A 2W8 or to the St. Vincent de Paul Society, c/o 327-4th Street, Brandon, MB R7A 3H9. Complete obituary information will follow.
Expressions of sympathy may be made atwww.memorieschapel.com.Arrangements with Memories Chapel & Pre-Planning Centre, 204-727-0330.
JACKSON: Elmer El Jackson of Brandon, beloved father of Aline (Richard) Nielsen and Mary (Dahl) Cannons, passed away suddenly at the Brandon Regional Health Centre on Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at the age of 91 years. In keeping with Els wishes, cremation will take place with a service to be held at a later date in Carievale, Saskatchewan. In lieu of flowers, donations in memory of El may be made to the Brandon Regional Health Centre Foundation Cancer Services, 150 McTavish Avenue East, Brandon, MB, R7A 2B3.
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Nichole Millage
- 2016: Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro (Gold)
- 2012: Paralympic Games in London (Silver)
- 2008: Paralympic Games in Beijing (Silver)
- 2014: ParaVolley World Championships (Silver)
- 2010: WOVD Sitting Volleyball World Championships (Silver)
- 2006: Sitting Volleyball World Championships
- 2016: World ParaVolley Intercontinental Cup (Gold); Exhibition tournament vs. Russia; Dutch Tournament (First)
- 2015: ParanPan American Games (Gold)
- 2013: ParaVolley Pan American Sitting Volleyball Zonal Championships (Gold); Moscow Open Cup (Gold)
- 2012: Volleyball Masters (Gold) Shanghai Exhibition Tournament; Netherlands Exhibition Tournament
- 2011: Parapan American Zonal Championships (Gold); ECVD Continental Cup (Gold)
- 2010: Parapan American Championship (Gold); World Organization for Volleyball Disabled (WOVD) World Cup (Gold)
- 2009: Parapan American Zonal Championship (Gold); Eurocup (Gold)
- 2008: WOVD Intercontinental Cup (Bronze)
- 2007: Sitting Volleyball Invitational (Silver)
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- At age 21, Nichole was involved in a boating accident; as a result, her left leg below the knee was amputated and she also sustained serious damage to her left hand
- Nichole first learned about sitting volleyball in 2004, during an Amputee Coalition of American camp for disabled children
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