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Computing expert and descendant of Ada Lovelace
The life of Ada Augusta Lovelace has been a great inspiration for my life. She was my great-great-great-aunt! Ada and Charlotte King, my great-great grandmother, were taken together to maths lectures in Cambridge by Mary Somerville (at that time women students were not normally admitted). Family tradition has it that they corresponded with each other in mathematics - oh that I could have seen any of those letters!
Back in 1969, in my final year at school, my parents took me to a conference on computing to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of Girton College, Cambridge (at that time, one of the few women's colleges). Ada's contribution to computing history was of course featured, and from then on my interest in Ada, computing and maths was sealed.
I went on to read mathematics at Girton, but before this I had the opportunity of spending a gap year working with IBM. My first encounter with computers was immensely enjoyable, and I developed a program for an electrical components factory in Birmingham. Ada was the first to see that computers could be applied in any number of different situations, not just constructed for one particular task. Following in her footsteps, my time at IBM persuaded me that applications of computing were of great interest. My mathematical studies turned to Operational Research (OR), which is the practical outworking of maths in decision making.
Computing, maths and OR have been intertwined throughout my working life. I had OR and computing jobs in civil engineering consultancy, the NHS and a pharmaceutical company. While bringing up a family, I taught maths and IT at a local school run by my church. My family grew up and left home and, to my surprise, I found myself back at university, on an MSc course in OR and then a PhD. I'm now a lecturer in OR and Management Science at the University of Southampton. Again, following Ada's tradition, I find the applications side of OR the most interesting for research, and I have the pleasure of teaching and supervising students on projects in the NHS and other business applications.
The pledge for Ada Lovelace Day asks us to nominate a wonderful woman role model in technology. I want to name two! Professor Sally Brailsford is an inspiration to the many students who take her courses on management science. She combines technical expertise with wisdom and wit. Dr Christine Currie is a popular young lecturer in OR in the School of Mathematics. She is continuing to energetically teach and pursue goals in research while facing the difficulties and joys of raising a toddler. Bravo to Sally and Christine for their inspiring contributions!
Dr Honora Smith is a lecturer in Operational Research and Management Science at the University of Southampton School of Mathematics. She is a member of the Operational Research Society and the EURO Working Group on Operational Research Applied to Health Services
She is also a member of GetSET Women.
Ruth Wilson (UKRC moderator):
Welcome Honora to the GetSETWomen blog. We are delighted to have descendent of Ada's with us for the period spanning Ada Lovelace Day. The day is the brainchild of Suw Charman-Andersen, and people and organisations all over the world have pledged to blog about women who are great technology role models. You can catch up on the global activity herre: http://ada.pint.org.uk/add.php So we are thrilled to welcome you and to have you nominate Sally and Christine. I'd love to know a bit more about Ada - what combination of qualities enabled her to shine in a period when women had very few opportunities to do so?
I very much enjoyed reading this fascinating post. I have always admired Ada Lovelace and have had an interest in the history of computing since childhood. My parents met while they were both working on the Mark 1 computer in Manchester in the 1950s, and family legend has it that I was almost born on the computer as my mother carried on working until the last minute. She was an operator in Vivian Bowden's team. The operators had to feed in the paper tape left in little pigeonholes by the people who had written the programmes. Then the output was left in the tray for the programmer to collect later. Of course, many of the operators wrote their own programmes also - I expect they quite often jumped the queue!
Ruth Wilson (UKRC moderator):
Angela Saini has been promoting this page over at Nature Network http://network.nature.com/groups/women_in_science/forum/topics/4280?page=1 There's a short description of Ada on the Science Museum site (Ada visits the museum in person on 24 March) plus its reminded me to flag up the BBC Radio 4 In Our Time programme about Ada: http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/inourtime/inourtime_20080306.shtml Angela's choice of woman-in-technology to blog about on 24 March? Mary Phelps Jacob - inventor of the bra. http://angelasaini.blogspot.com/
Rachel Tobbell:
I wonder, Honora, why you think it is that the number of women studying IT/Computer Science at university is so low (circa 15% of students are female)? Young women seem to enjoy using computers and the numbers studying maths and science degrees are steadily increasing. It seems odd that we are not seeing a parallel increase in IT. Do you think we need to look at the secondary school curriculum in this area to see if it is inadvertently putting women off this subject?
Ruth, I think that Ada above all displayed the quality of persistence. She also benefitted from the encouragement of several people such as her mother and Mary Somerville. Maxine, yes, it's interesting how computer programming runs in families! When I was a child, my father used to bring home long boxes of punched cards that made up his programs on the computer (note the) at the University of Birmingham. My husband is very much a programmer and IT specialist, and both our sons are now employed in the business of websites, one as a programmer and one a designer. Rachel, interesting point. When I entered programming back in the 70s there were many female programmers and no barriers at all, as far as I could see. I think that the advent of the pc, being a 'computer whiz' can be a very complex task, which may be off-putting to girls in competition with boys who take to it so easily. Females tend to look at computers to do something they need to do, and are nervous of making a mistake. Males seem to be more unafraid of trying thing out and exploring. Of course, there are exceptions, and I know some very able female IT specialists.
Ruth Wilson (UKRC moderator):
Ada Lovelace interviewed in person by Suw at the science museum, 24 March: http://findingada.com/blog/2009/03/24/an-interview-with-ada-lovelace/
Kaye Heyes:
Dear Honora, Welcome and Happy Ada Lovelace Day! I'm sure Ada would be amazed at the amount of activity today celebrating her achievements and aiming to increase the visibility of women in technology. Ada Lovelace Day is getting a lot of visibility on Twitter amongst other places: you can search on either Ada Lovelace Day or #ald09 - find results at http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23ald09 However, having had to overcome many barriers herself, I'm sure Ada would not be surprised that such a day is necessary in order to increase the number of female role models in the media. I'm interested to learn how you overcame one such barrier yourself - namely choosing a job that fitted in with your life whilst you were raising your family, then returning to a career that you loved. How did you go from teaching to studying at university? What advice would you give to other women looking to return to a career that excites them?
Kaye Well done for persisting yourself! It was a surprise to find myself back at university, actually, as my husband had met the professor heading the OR group, and got talking! I loved going back to studies, found my fellow students really encouraging, and would recommend it to anyone. I'd say, have a go and do what you really want to do, you could really surprise yourself!
Dr Betty Alexandra Toole:
I am thrilled to read about Dr Honora Smith and her accomplishments. As author of Ada, The Enchantress of Numbers I have written the following blog: http://www.well.com/~adatoole/index.htm#ald09 In writing my books and many articles about Ada I was particularly interested in what qualities enabled her to predict accurately today's computer revolution. I mentioned that in the blog. The activity that Dr Smith mentioned about her ancestor was a key activity, going to lectures about Science. From childhood on Ada asked critical questions, eg, what is a rainbow? What is a function? Some of my favorite letters that I transcribed described Ada trying to teach two disinterested young women mathematics. Ada used every skill from trying to create a mission, using color in the diagrams, and relating the concepts to everyday life. A remarkable woman. Dr Betty Alexandra Toole
Angharad V. Setherwood:
Excellent post, nice to know that the family tradition is being carried on! My post is about Wendy Hall."
Kaye Heyes:
Ada has made it on to the cover of this week's Computer Weekly magazine http://www.computerweekly.com/blogs/witsend/assets_c/2009/03/ada-cover.html with an article on raising awareness of women's achievements in IT. The Computer Weekly website also has a great photo story of women in IT that they admire at http://www.computerweekly.com/galleries/235373-1/Ada-Lovelace-Day-Barbara-Liskov.htm - very inspirational!
Ruth Wilson (UKRC moderator):
Betty, your site is fascinating. Very interesting to learn about Ada's approach, balancing the creative with the analytic. And Angharad, thank you for adding another woman from Southampton. The UKRC was proud to name Wendy as one of its first Women of Outstanding Achievement (2006): http://www.ukrc4setwomen.org/html/raise-your-profile/women-of-outstanding-achievement/2006-collection/ The latest six WOOA winners have just been announced, you can find out about them here: http://www.ukrc4setwomen.org/html/raise-your-profile/women-of-outstanding-achievement/2006-collection/ Returning to Ada, here is info about where she lived: http://network.nature.com/hubs/london/blog/2009/03/24/the-scientific-tourist-in-london-3-ada-lovelace-plaque
Daniel Nucinkis:
This isn´t for the blog, but I saw the blog as Honora is a colleague and then saw that Ruth Wilson is the moderator. Is that the same Ruth Wilson from La Paz? You can get me at firstname.lastname@example.com Please ignore otherwise. Saludos, Dan
Clem Herman:
How inspiring to hear about your life Honora and especially about the influence of Ada on your career choice. Role models can be so important for young people when they are making vital decisions about what to study. And great to hear of the encouragement that your parents gave you by taking you to a computer conference at such an impressionable age - parental support is another important factor in influencing career decision making. I was interested in your view that girls are put off IT by the image of the \'computer whizz\' and are nervous of making mistakes. It\'s true that computer games are what attracts a lot of teenage boys to computing and this isn\'t a route that many girls take, but these days girls are likely to be using computers in quite sophisticated ways for soclai networking and communication from a young age. Perhaps it\'s actually the ICT curriculum in schools that puts a lot of young people (boys and girls) off the idea of studying compuer science. Would you agree with this?
Honora Smith:
Clem I've just taught a small group, mainly boys, on the ICT GCSE curriculum. It attracted those who enjoyed computer games, but found that the course was rather too serious. In fact it favoured the girls who were happy to work through coursework more methodically. Our elder son studied computing at university: he'd not found the A-level course inspiring, but once at university was able to make the subject his own and carry out an excellent final year project. Happily he'd not been put off by school courses, but I think you may be right in that the school curriculum fails to raise interest in computing science.
Honora Smith:
Clem I\\\'ve just taught a small group, mainly boys, on the ICT GCSE curriculum. It attracted those who enjoyed computer games, but found that the course was rather too serious. In fact it favoured the girls who were happy to work through coursework more methodically. Our elder son studied computing at university: he\\\'d not found the A-level course inspiring, but once at university was able to make the subject his own and carry out an excellent final year project. Happily he\\\'d not been put off by school courses, but I think you may be right in that the school curriculum fails to raise interest in computing science.
Honora Smith:
Betty Thank you so much for your interesting comments and blog. I was particularly fascinated to read that Ada saw herself as \"expounding & interpreting the Almighty
Have you ever found it a disadvantage having such a famous relative? Do people when they find out tend to move the conversation to focus on her and her achievements rather than what you are currently doing and the achievements you and your team are making now?
Ruth Wilson (UKRC moderator):
Julia - I think Honora is away now till Easter, but I will ask her to respond to you on her return. This particular entry will be in the archive list, as our next blogger goes live on Monday :-) The blogosphere and other communication channels teemed with references to Ada and outstanding women in technology last week. It was fantastic to have Honora's blog linked to in lots of places, including: The GirlyGeekdom blog (a great piece on Florence Nightingale) http://girlygeekdom.blogspot.com/2009/03/ada-lovelace-day-pledge-florence.html Petrona (naming Honora, Debra Hamel, Karen Meek and Steffi Suhr) http://petrona.typepad.com/petrona/2009/03/ada-lovelace-day.html The American Association of University Women blog (Honora plus Hedy Lamarr, Barbara Liskov, Galyn Susman and the amazing Grace Hopper) http://blog-aauw.org/2009/03/24/ada-lovelace-technology-hero/ Carolyne's pages of interest (on Honora, Ada and Ruth Adams, the first woman in Canada to be awarded a patent) http://carolyne-stuff.blogspot.com/2009/03/ada-lovelace-day-ruth-adams.html
Julia I must admit that I\\\'ve rather kept quiet about my connections with Ada! However, I\\\'ve always been pleased to talk about her if the occasion came up - and it\\\'s been a lovely opportunity to do so with this blog!
Ruth Wilson (UKRC moderator):
Ada Lovelace Day: a round up by the organiser: http://findingada.com/blog/2009/04/24/ada-lovelace-day-round-up/


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This particular Mr. Smarty Plants is not a dog owner, but we have observed that puppies + plants = puppies. And not only will it be expensive to keep them in plant chew toys, but many plants have poisonous parts. Puppies are not too discriminating, apparently, and you don't want sick puppies in your side yard. We are trying to visualize the layout of your property, so we're not sure what will work, but our suggestion is that you continue to place some sort of barrier to keep the puppies from digging their way out, but do the planting outside of the fence. Plants on the west side of the dog run will provide shade in the middle and late day, whether there is a fence between them or not. Your best bet there is shrubs, as they will attain a height for some shade fairly soon, as opposed to more slow-growing trees, but will not get so large that they are unmanageable (as opposed to the puppies.) Since, as you say, you work for a nursery, you probably don't need plant suggestions or even plant care from us, and can make selections that have no poisonous parts, like berries, that might grow through the fence (assuming it's a chain link fence).
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Veal Striploin, Black Garlic Mashed Potatoes, Baby Chard, Rich Veal Sauce
Simple dinner, with a twist: I sous-vide incredible grass-fed veal, made mashed potatoes with black (fermented) garlic, and quickly sauteed Baby Swiss Chard with Ginger.
Everything on the plate worked ( can't say that about the damn a/c in my place! LOL), so I was quite pleased. Veal Stock is house made, according to "French Laundry" recipe, BTW - look at that color and thickness!
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this looks to die for. you are such a talent over there - and how do you have your own sous vide equipment?? i love fermented garlic - those potatoes must have been sweet, in addition to creamy... the veal looks out of control (what makes it veal if it's grass fed, too?) and the veal stock is like velvet clothing.
only thing is, your lighting is sort of flat, so it doesn't show the magic of the food as it should. as the title suggests, i'm guessing you shot this with lamp light or strobes, it being dark out? make the leap and make these earlier in the day, so you can properly capture such works of art!
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YES!! Oh, how i wish i would have looked at this before I put up my dinner...
Do you have a cryovac and thermal immersion circulator in your kitchen or do you have some other rig? Or do you work in a kitchen and cheat by cooking at work then bring it home to finnish? (I kid, I would do it too if they would let me!)
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As the title says is there a source for a giant container, like those giant round ones in malls? I have a Ficus Benjamin, and want to not have to worry about repotting for a while. I would like to add other houseplants around it etc. I realize I may have to make my own from Hypertufa. I also would like to pot up some hardy bamboo and plant it in a huge planter outdoors, that way I can control it's spread. I have some clumping bamboo already, but I would LOVE to plant some running bamboo in HUGE containers to control growth.
those mall ones are concrete and insanely heavy and expensive. Can you get a forklift to where you are going to put it?
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Brandon man fights 1995 fraud convictions
Deveryn Ross has always wanted another chance to go to court and prove his innocence. Now he'll get that chance in the highest court in the province.
Sources confirmed federal Justice Minister Peter MacKay will refer Ross's case back to the Manitoba Court of Appeal to review new evidence. It is the first time a Manitoban claiming innocence has had his case referred back to the appellate court.
"What this does is give me the opportunity to show that this isn't a guy trying to get off on a technicality," Ross said. "This is my opportunity to really get rid of the cloud."
Ross was convicted in 1995 of two counts of fraud in connection with a failed restaurant investment in Brandon. He spent five months in the Brandon Correctional Centre.
Ross's claim of wrongful conviction is supported by hundreds of pages of undisclosed evidence. These include documents from the Manitoba Securities Commission that show the Crown's two star witnesses -- mutual fund salesmen Sheldon Gray and William Knight -- admitted responsibility for many of the misdeeds that formed the charges against Ross.
There is also evidence the prosecutor was aware of the securities commission proceedings during Ross's trial, but failed to disclose that evidence to the defence.
Ross applied to Ottawa in 2004 for a review of his case under Sec. 696 of the Criminal Code, which allows the justice minister to quash a conviction if new evidence shows there is a "reasonable basis to conclude that a miscarriage of justice likely occurred."
A federal investigator completed a review of the case in 2009. His report confirmed Ross had been denied numerous key pieces of evidence.
Despite these findings, in 2010 then-justice minister Rob Nicholson denied Ross's application for a new trial, arguing the non-disclosure would not have affected the verdict. Believing Nicholson had ignored legal precedents and overstepped his authority under the Criminal Code, Ross and his lawyers decided to challenge the justice minister in Federal Court.
In a decision last month, Justice Richard Mosley soundly rebuked Nicholson for ignoring the standards for review under Sec. 696 and ordered Ottawa to reconsider the new evidence in Ross's application.
Although this was a victory for Ross, it was unclear how long MacKay would take to review the case a second time. To everyone's surprise, the Justice Department's criminal convictions review group notified Ross and his lawyers last week that MacKay had decided to send the case to the Manitoba Court of Appeal, just over a month after Mosley's decision.
It was unlikely, given the tone of the Federal Court decision, for MacKay to dismiss Ross's application outright.
Ross's lawyers had asked, on the strength of the new evidence, that the original conviction be quashed and that Manitoba be ordered to hold a new trial. That would have forced Manitoba Attorney General Andrew Swan to either stay charges, proceed with a second prosecution, or hold a hearing at which no evidence would be called, which would result in an acquittal.
It is, at this point, not clear what questions MacKay will put before the court. In every case where a federal justice minister has referred a 696 application to an appellate court, there have been specific questions attached. Those have not been provided to Ross's lawyers.
However, in almost all instances where Ottawa has asked an appellate court to weigh in, at the very least the original conviction was quashed.
In 1991, Ottawa referred David Milgaard's case to the Supreme Court of Canada to review new evidence. Following hearings, the high court recommended the federal justice minister quash Milgaard's conviction and directed Saskatchewan to hold a new trial. Saskatchewan declined to do so, entering a stay of proceedings.
Ross's lawyers believe this option, at minimum, is available to the Manitoba court. However, given the amount of time that has transpired and the fact several key witnesses have died, it is unlikely Manitoba would elect to proceed with a new trial, if asked.
In that scenario, the appellate court becomes even more important. A hearing before the Appeal Court is not a trial, but extraordinary hearings such as this will see many of the features of a trial: Evidence will be called, witnesses will testify and arguments will be made both for and against Ross's claims of innocence.
If nothing else, at that hearing, the public will learn for the first time the full extent of the new evidence. Even for laypersons, this should provide a full and clear picture of whether or not Ross received a fair trial and whether he should have been on trial at all.
After all is said and done, enlightenment is also an act of justice.
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Update, tatsed this after bottling 3 months later. Yuck, paint thinner. Tasted it last night as an oh what the hell thing. Sweet and delicious. Very surprised how sweet actually.
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Stating the Subtext Up Front (Or a Refreshing Break with Convention)
Today I would like to dwell on a particular subject matter that will attract readers to a film blog in droves. What could that possibly be? Death!
No, I'm not taking about "amusing kills" in the form of a hatchet to the forehead.
Perhaps using the word "Death:" is a bit too attention grabby. Should we settle on the more highfalutin term "Mortality?" Did I just hear a mass exodus in the form of a sea of mouse clicks? What's wrong with talking about how much precious time we have on dear old Spaceship Earth? Why is it such a taboo to openly acknowledge the fact that we all waste our hours on trivial crap?
How about climbing up on top of a mountain and screaming: "What's it all about?"
Why not dig Peggy Lee up and have her sing a rousing chorus of "Is That All There Is?'
That's not going to keep you here?
Oh, all right…Disembowelment! Decapitation! Dismemberment by Hacksaw!
(Or as ee cummings so articulately put it: "Ashes and So Longs.")
Would you like another subheading under "Mortality?" How about "regret?'
Oh, sorry…Chinese Water Torture, will that get you to stay?
The Story of How I Began Wasting Time in a Vain Attempt to Reclaim It (Or How The Great "IMDB Ratings Project" Began in Earnest)
This all had such an innocuous beginning that I almost hesitate to tell an audience about it. There's the standard details: Everyone that uses the Internet Movie Database is no doubt familiar with the Top 250 list. The supposedly "best" and "highest user rated" films of all time that has a dual purpose as a deep shaming device.
Why exactly is that? There is a particular conundrum in my life when it comes to consuming film. I took a rebellious stance against the "good" when I was young. You could rant to me all day about the supposed excellence of any classic…doesn't matter which one. I sat in film classes where Citizen Kane was served to us on a golden platter. ("You mean I sat through this entire film just to find out the dude was crying over a fucking sled?") These so-called gems just didn't hold the same panache as the forgotten Hammer horror flick on the tube at 2 a.m.
(This is a particularly important point that I will return to later as I continue to dig into my film watching mania.)
The "younger" me (or perhaps "little me") came to believe that there was a conspiracy that existed. This was a "taste making as brainwashing" ploy that touched every aspect of what was supposed to be a well-rounded education.
There were other issues at play that yours truly couldn't see at the time. What about life experience? There are certain stories that you are just not ready to understand as a scrawny eighteen year old. There are also the factors of film history or the crucial question of "influence." I know enough now to recognize that something as fabulously odd as The Warriors is just a classic western in urban drag. This is a bit like the argument for why everyone should read Shakespeare. He created the formal confines of storytelling that every writer can learn from. (That is not to say that I understand Shakespeare all that well either.)
The real hook in this story appeared when I began to age. I found myself jobless, over thirty, and living with my parents. I have heard that hardened prisoners look at their time on the inside as a chance to reflect. Hospice patients (or anyone near death) will tell you the same exact thing about "shuffling off that mortal coil." It's time to take an unfortunate, hard look at your life.
How exactly did I spend my time on Earth? Did I truly live life to the hilt and accomplish everything I possibly could have?
There were choices I had made which lead me inevitably to my parents' guesthouse. The life pursuit of a "career in creativity." (Kids, listen to your uncle Dusty; chasing after film projects royally fucks up your resume. You constantly have to explain the gaps in your employment history and tell a potential employer why you don't have practical skills. Trust me, people who can unplug a toilet get work over people who can have philosophical conversations.) The steadfast unwillingness to do something else…and frankly, the lack of acknowledgment that I would one day pass away.
We're back to what I so cleverly attempted to cover in my introduction. My time on this planet is terrifyingly finite…
That said; there's always a bit of time for a brief digression. Let's talk about the happenstance and the mania that led to what I would jokingly refer to as "the ratings project."
I began to study the Top 250, and give the movies I had seen a certain rating (between 1 to 10). Out of the 250 films listed, I had seen just a little over half of them. This begged the question: What the hell had I watched instead?
That began the epic search to determine just how many films I had watched in my lifetime that weren't "the right ones." I started to scale through every writer, director, and actors' filmography that I could possibly think of at the moment. I would make a quick acknowledgement and then assign a title I recognized with a rating. (Side note: I find "rating films based on quality of one to ten" to be a frustratingly arbitrary experience. There are movies that only rate a 5 in quality that I would give a 10 based on enjoyment level. There are other movies, such as the aforementioned classics, that earn an IMDB scale of 9 that I would a 5 for because I found them boring).
My journey led me far, far away the mythical promised land of the IMDB Top 250.
The IMDB automatically starts to build a "list" based on the ratings you pile up. I watched my own personal list grow from a mere hundred to a few thousand. (The list currently rests comfortably at a little over 2500, but that is subject to change.) I began to do simple mathematic equations ("If each of these movies were two hours long, how many hours of my life did they totally kill?") The ticking number on "my list" kept bursting through the ceiling, and I kept pushing it there.
What was so profoundly bothersome about this?
- 1. I already mentioned the proverbial hours I realized I had lost in my life. Those weren't coming back.
- 2. Personal Choice: There was the little point of what exactly I had decided to watch. Would you care for an example? There was a crappy little '50s B-movie I found in a used record store when I was in grad school called Reform School Girl (1957). This was clearly an example of "Sleaze…'50s Style" and it was so entertaining that I watched it twice. Yes, so entertaining that I don't remember a fucking thing about it. What did I get from watching it? Maybe a catfight? Maybe obscure '50s actresses dressed in risqué pajamas? Some pithy and unintentionally funny dialogue? I gave the thing (what I could remember of it) a modest rating of 6/10. Meanwhile, the legitimate classic Life is Beautiful sits on my list without any rating at all. That is right, I have never seen that. The Holocaust versus Primitive Women in Prison? Really, what would you choose?
- 3. The "Death Bed" Fantasy: As previously stated, I can't get out of dying and that deeply concerns me. I have (at numerous times in my life) pictured myself lying on what might be my deathbed. What am I going to look back on with pride? Will I have a moment when I say: "I never saw Life is Beautiful?" I can tell you why I never saw it; every dumb college kid I knew at the time was swooning over it. This was one of my "Holden Caulfield" attacks of misanthropy.
What I Have Really Been Talking About
This is all a big front for what has been obsessing me lately; mortality.
Do you mind if I take another excursion into the shadowy realm of the autobiographical? (This one is going to be really heavy. You have my full permission to check all the way out now.)
Shortly after my move back to Mom and Dad, my nine-year-old husky Dakota started to show too many signs of wear and tear. She simply couldn't get up, and that final heart-breaking trip to the vet had to be made.
However, the cruel Beast Known as Fate decided that wasn't quite enough. Shortly after Dakota passed on, my poor Mother suffered a severe stroke. (Don't worry too much about this. She's had a remarkable recovery and would probably kill me if she knew about this entry. So…um, no one tell her, okay?) I had the sudden realization that my parents weren't going to be here forever. This couldn't be; they couldn't already be at the part of their lives when serious health issues crop up. How old did this make me?
As the commercial announcer would say: "but wait…there's even more." I ended up finding out that an acquaintance of mine from college died from Stage IV Colon Cancer. Why was his death such a blow to me personally? (The tragedy was for his family and friends', and it had nothing to do with me.) This guy was only a year or two older than I was. He was what could best be described as a contemporary of mine. That said, I couldn't help but think of all the things I was doing now that my acquaintance could no longer enjoy.
(Including sitting around the house in my boxers with the remote, scratching myself and talking to the TV. You know, life's simple pleasures.)
What was my real "take away?" Life is shockingly, scarily finite and everything second maters.
What does this mean for someone who has spent so much time watching movies? I started having paranoid fantasies of traveling back in time. I would burst into my college dorm room and yank the remote out of my younger self's hand. "You have an eighteen year old brain and body and you're sitting here watching Reform School Girl?"
The issue might not be watching the "right movies," but spending so much time watching movies at all. Movies were just supposed to be simple entertainment, not the obsessive point that I have made them into. What about spending time outside? What about writing that novel I always wanted to finish? What about that trip to Ireland I always wanted to take?
What about the fact that I had missed half the IMDB Top 250?
The Bitter Addendum: Or Watching The Bicycle Thief
I woke up one Sunday morning in the middle of this bit of existentialism and found The Bicycle Thief on Netflix. The thing had been disappearing from my queue for over two years now. I, of course, knew all about it by reputation but had never seen the damn thing. To hold my thread for this piece; the movie is currently ranked at number 87 on the almighty list.
I understand that this is a piece of film history; you can Google "Italian Neo-Realism" for yourself.
I just found it to be an unbelievable endurance test. I want to clarify that I didn't find it boring. No, I just found the character of the father absolutely insufferable. He treats both his son and his wife in a deplorable manner. (You almost get the sense that he resents having to make money to support them.)
Then there are the details of what happens in the story itself. He finally gets a job, and then his new bicycle gets stolen. The audience watches every heart breaking second as the "hero" and his son storm Rome looking for the bike.
I'm not going to reveal the final ironic twist, but I have no moral qualms about revealing my feelings about it. There is not one ray of hope on display in The Bicycle Thief. There is, however, about the same level of sadism that might occupy the latest Hostel installment. (There are no thumbscrews or nipple slashing, but I digress.)
In short, I didn't find it to be the magical and transformational movie going experience I wanted. "Hey, I could have very easily died without having seen this movie…and that might have been all right."
Instead, I kept thinking: "So this is The Bicycle Thief? This is really it?"
I had just spent another two hours of my life on a film, and it had fallen short. Where did this leave me in my crisis? How this helped me take charge of my own short, sweet time? What the hell is this thing called life about?
I didn't have any answers, and the brutal story about a stolen bike hadn't helped me at all.
In case you are wondering, I only gave the movie a rating of 7 out of 10. That niche for "number 87" on the list was filled up, and what of it?
Mortality, my friends. There is absolutely no sense to be made of it…our time here on Earth…the movies we watched…decisions we made. Christ, I can just about hear the violin strings swelling in the background.
And I have a feeling that I have completely lost my audience.
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In one breathtaking instant, Peddler's Village will be transformed into a holiday wonderland with one million jewel-colored lights and glistening reindeer. (Photo courtesy Peddler's Village)
The holiday season is just about here.
Welcome all things holiday at Peddler's Village on Friday, November 16. Head over to the Bucks County wonderland for the Grand Illumination Celebration where Santa will illuminate the village at 6:15 p.m.
One million lights will twinkle throughout the village and, that same night, you can check out the annual Gingerbread House Competition and Display in the Village Gazebo.
Still not enough to put you in the holiday spirit? Enjoy a warm cup of apple cider and toasted marshmallows while listening to musicians and local choirs perform holiday favorites.
Any children who have their Christmas list prepared and want to share their wishes with Santa are invited to Giggleberry Fair after the illumination celebration.
The entire weekend, November 16-18, check out Peddler's Village's merchants holiday displays and merchandise.
The festive Peddler's Village display will remain up until January 5.
The Grand Illumination Celebration at Peddler's Village
When: Friday, November 16, 6-10 p.m.
Where: Peddler's Village, 5800 Upper York Road, Lahaska
Cost: Free
More info: www.peddlersvillage.com
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