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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post346581496262412255..comments2014-10-20T00:33:28.006-07:00Comments on Crazy Days and Nights: Blind Items Revealed- Kindnessent lawyerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-28379497425888687552014-02-02T18:04:17.279-08:002014-02-02T18:04:17.279-08:00I'll try to read book this week and join next ...I'll try to read book this week and join next week. Yay!Renoblondeehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-21506693940583069002014-02-02T17:58:55.010-08:002014-02-02T17:58:55.010-08:00Preach sis!Preach sis!KhloeKhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-89113928116588405462014-02-02T17:55:56.526-08:002014-02-02T17:55:56.526-08:00You know, just even thinking about his voice, in M...You know, just even thinking about his voice, in Magnolia and Boogie Nights, just heartbreaking all around.

All right yous guys, so glad we got a couple few of us out tonight!

Same bat-time, same bat place! Hope your lying co-worker gets their due, feral!TalksTooMuchhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-82792593876855040202014-02-02T17:54:45.059-08:002014-02-02T17:54:45.059-08:00sounds good to me. just let me know during the wee...sounds good to me. just let me know during the week...always read but usually too late to comment. see ya next week! back to the party to be sociable keeshlohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-39742246962554239802014-02-02T17:53:12.125-08:002014-02-02T17:53:12.125-08:00You know, TTM, I've been really bummed about P...You know, TTM, I've been really bummed about PSH all day, too. My best friend and I have been "together" for 15 years, and whenever we see movies, we announce "STAH" when we see someone new that has that certain something. Neither of us said it in the theater when we saw "Boogie Nights" because, well, we were watching for something else. But a couple of days later, we were talking about the movie with some other friends, and when one of them asked who that Scotty dude was, we BOTH said, "STAH!!"

And, for the past 5-6 years, people have been telling my bestie that he looks like PSH.

All that to say, honestly, my heart ain't in it tonight.Meauxellehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-25873099003186306312014-02-02T17:52:59.256-08:002014-02-02T17:52:59.256-08:00TTM, same bat-time, same bat-place. Go Seattle!TTM, same bat-time, same bat-place. Go Seattle!feraltarthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-8521357705595918132014-02-02T17:47:34.120-08:002014-02-02T17:47:34.120-08:00LOL - ok keeshlo, I totally understand about the s...LOL - ok keeshlo, I totally understand about the stink-eye. Do we want to reschedule for next Sunday? Take another run at it? Same time, same place?TalksTooMuchhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-36367101087445856312014-02-02T17:45:29.027-08:002014-02-02T17:45:29.027-08:00That sounds very much like the issues that were af...That sounds very much like the issues that were affecting Canadian aboriginals, residential schools and the horrific and widespread sexual abuse. A lot of problems with even having clean water on the reserves took a long time to be addressed.

Hey keeshlo! What kind of books do you normally read?TalksTooMuchhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-62080921099711320382014-02-02T17:45:04.323-08:002014-02-02T17:45:04.323-08:00I too found it difficult to finish, didn't get...I too found it difficult to finish, didn't get into the characters. I had a hard time logging on to a computer at this super bowl party im at not to mention getting the stink eye!I've been wanting to get to know the cdan people better though so I wanted to at least check in!

keeshlohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-13412257166747233612014-02-02T17:42:56.069-08:002014-02-02T17:42:56.069-08:00I am happy to postpone TTM. Just let me know what...I am happy to postpone TTM. Just let me know what you want to do.feraltarthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-55560299585967254652014-02-02T17:41:37.282-08:002014-02-02T17:41:37.282-08:00What do you guys think about postponing? I am okay...What do you guys think about postponing? I am okay with doing so, looks like more than half weren't able to make it. Superbowl! Ack. Is there anything going on next Sunday? Do you guys know?

You know, I know it's a totally different thing, but have been crazy bummed since the announcement of Philip Seymour Hoffman's deathTalksTooMuchhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-50909086482149354342014-02-02T17:41:01.131-08:002014-02-02T17:41:01.131-08:00TTM, I think there must be a very close genetic ma...TTM,
I think there must be a very close genetic make-up between your aboriginals and ours. The Australian Aboriginals have no tolerance for alcohol, and there are reserves where it is illegal for anyone to take alcohol in. They are genetically pre-disposed to alcohol addiction. Quite a few Aborigines were felled by the diseases that were brought with Captain Cook and his men. Over the years, there has been a policy of removing children from families to try and make them integrate into white society, as well as trying to 'breed' the black out. Where the African genes are very strong, the Australian Aborigine does die out genetically if they have children with people from other races. The other issue that is of great concern, but not handled very well due to the stolen generation, is that there is acknowledged that there is horrendous child sexual abuse that is perpetrated within the Aboriginal communities, mostly to the females, but when the government tried to do something a number of years ago they were called racists. The other thing is that the predominant community is not set up in a way that is cohesive with the Aboriginal culture. They do walk abouts and were nomadic. Aboriginal school children will often wander and don't get an education that allows them to succeed in the dominant white culture. Very complex issues to deal with. feraltarthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-1586531091709968042014-02-02T17:40:31.945-08:002014-02-02T17:40:31.945-08:00hi sorry so late everyone..i found the book a bit ...hi sorry so late everyone..i found the book a bit preachy but was interested to read something outside of my normal reading material

keeshlohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-14943786347916121722014-02-02T17:39:04.538-08:002014-02-02T17:39:04.538-08:00Tiny confession MADE ME ROFL!! It looks a bit dea...Tiny confession MADE ME ROFL!! It looks a bit dead in here, should we postpone?Meauxellehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-29844869086699128072014-02-02T17:37:49.421-08:002014-02-02T17:37:49.421-08:00I tend to read really quickly also, had a hard tim...I tend to read really quickly also, had a hard time getting it in this last couple of weeks.

What did you think of Caitlin?TalksTooMuchhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-43101359170874212892014-02-02T17:36:02.557-08:002014-02-02T17:36:02.557-08:00I would agree that men are more likely to get caug...I would agree that men are more likely to get caught up in the "one that got away" trope, but man, if it isn't kicking my own ass lately.

I have a tiny confession, only halfway doneTalksTooMuchhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-31435223383452812212014-02-02T17:35:31.247-08:002014-02-02T17:35:31.247-08:00I really liked it. Since I read like a speed read...I really liked it. Since I read like a speed reader on meth, a good LONG book gets extra points.Meauxellehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-91386457186092303272014-02-02T17:32:52.048-08:002014-02-02T17:32:52.048-08:00Can I say how much I hated his ex-girlfriend. Eve...Can I say how much I hated his ex-girlfriend. Even with finding out what happened to her, I just thought it was really low how she let his dad be treated, and why couldn't he just let her go and get on with his life! I think a lot more men are like that than women, though I have a female friend whose boyfriend cheated on her with her best friend, they have been split for over 15 years, she still sees both of them socially, and is still hung up on him! I don't get it.feraltarthttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-79647242606262347202014-02-02T17:32:42.890-08:002014-02-02T17:32:42.890-08:00What did you think of the book, Meauxelle? In Ca...What did you think of the book, Meauxelle?

In Canada, we have aboriginals still living under the Indian Act, that was what set up the reserves and all the other provisions that have not been successful at all TalksTooMuchhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-28880187565015082202014-02-02T17:30:28.038-08:002014-02-02T17:30:28.038-08:00Hi TTM & Meauxelle, I think TTM that there are...Hi TTM & Meauxelle,
I think TTM that there are pockets where towns and even cities are like that. We have towns in Australia where there are pubs that are for the Aborigines and pubs that are for the whites. The Aborigines want pubs for themselves, so it isn't a strictly white enforced segregation. Would be interested to hear from someone in the south.feraltarthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-18688191972880164252014-02-02T17:28:31.094-08:002014-02-02T17:28:31.094-08:00I can't speak for Louisiana, but there are som...I can't speak for Louisiana, but there are some areas in rural NC/SC that are still somewhat informally segregated.Meauxellehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-44053879648098025872014-02-02T17:25:51.153-08:002014-02-02T17:25:51.153-08:00Wow-very interesting comparison!Wow-very interesting comparison!Meauxellehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-44593474844072196322014-02-02T17:24:57.810-08:002014-02-02T17:24:57.810-08:00Hi Meauxelle! Feral, I was really struck by how &...Hi Meauxelle!

Feral, I was really struck by how "old south" the book set the race relations is; I swear it could have been lifted directly from "The Help" with black people having a completely other side of town and never crossing over without comment or notice. I have to wonder, is it really like that still in Lousiana?TalksTooMuchhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-8182331326310237032014-02-02T17:22:00.311-08:002014-02-02T17:22:00.311-08:00That would be no way above. Must proof read bette...That would be no way above. Must proof read better.feraltarthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-37309174.post-42179472609749927632014-02-02T17:21:44.477-08:002014-02-02T17:21:44.477-08:00I'm here!I'm here! Meauxellehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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It's almost time...for SPX!!
Saturday and Sunday, October 4th and 5th, you can find me and the Comics Bakery at the Marriott Bethesda North Conference Center, in lovely Bethesda, Maryland. We'll be stationed at Table G15-16, which happens to be right by the ballroom entrance. Same spot we had last year!
I'm thrilled to be debuting the fourth and final BSC graphic novel, Claudia and Mean Janine. In fact, it's even up for a "Best Debut" Ignatz Award! How about that!
I've also created a brand-new minicomic for the show. I know, it's been like 3 years since I made a minicomic, but I had some free time last week and got a full 12-page mini done! It's a snapshot of some of the things I've seen and heard while teaching kids about comics, and things people say during comic cons. They're $1 each, and I'm afraid I won't be selling them online or by mail for the time being...so if you want one, you'll have to find me at SPX or another show in the future!
I've got other stuff, too! I put together a few packs of hand-made Christmas cards; I have the full back catalog of BSC graphic novels, all of the Take-Outs, my SMILE minicomic, lots of original artwork, and t-shirts!
I will be on one panel: Children's and YA Comic Books, on Saturday afternoon at 3:30 PM. I'll be joined by my husband, Dave Roman, as well as my good friends Hope Larson and Frank Cammuso!
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As Kaitlyn Hendrickson rode horseback to a Honduran village she and her group came upon a woman cradling a newborn baby. The new mother had been walking for 15 hours.
They gave her food, water and other supplies they could spare.
Moments like these filled the trip Kaitlyn took with her mother, Dr. Maria Raslear-Hendrickson, and a group from Rolling Hills Christian Church in El Dorado Hills. Last month about 40 people flew to Copán, Honduras, to volunteer in medical clinics and help with construction projects designed to improve the water system.
"Being there, I loved it. It was amazing," said Kaitlyn, 12, of her first humanitarian trip. "I definitely want to go back."
Maria Raslear-Hendrickson has taken several trips, working in medical clinics in a handful of Third World countries. This time, she decided Kaitlyn was old enough to ...


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GLENDALE, Ariz. — The next knock on White Sox manager Robin Ventura will be the first one. Through five weeks of spring training, the surprise hire with no managing experience has avoided criticism.
Of course, Ventura hasn't pulled a starting pitcher, put a steal sign on or found himself in an unfavorable late-inning pitching matchup in a game that matters, so his game-managing reputation is pristine.
When the real games begin, the scrutiny will begin, too. And, at some point, Ventura will get dirty. The same goes for Mike Matheny, who will manage his first real game at the professional level for the
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''They're in for a treat because, believe me, the game speeds up,'' former San Diego Padres and Philadelphia Phillies manager Larry Bowa said recently. ''If you haven't had experience in the minor leagues, you're going to find out during the course of the season that there will be trials and tribulations.''
When Bowa speaks, first-year Sox bench coach Mark Parent listens. A former manager in the Phillies' minor-league system,
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assists him with game decisions. Bowa had a big influence on Parent.
''I played for Bowa in [Class] AAA and the big leagues,'' Parent said. ''I've never been around a guy who was so ready three innings ahead of time. So when a guy like that says something, it's notable. The game is fast. You have to slow it down.
''But whether Robin is conscious of it or not, he's been doing things to kind of slow things down. Bullpens getting ready, stuff like that. We talk about it on the bench, different things you can do.''
As spring training winds down, games begin to mirror real games, but they're still not the same.
''You're thinking ahead,'' Ventura said Thursday. ''It's still harder in spring training to think that way because you're making sure guys get in certain innings.''
Ventura is probably thinking about being thrown into the fire during the first nine games — at the Texas Rangers and Cleveland Indians and at home against the Detroit Tigers. Talk about an initiation.
''The game itself, you want to slow it down . . . but that's when you have to lean on certain people,'' Parent said.
Ventura slowed the game down in his head as a player — all the good ones do — so he knows how it works. But it has been eight years since he wore a uniform. Ventura is aware of what he's in for, and he's not naïve enough to think there won't be painful learning experiences.
He's like a boy walking into his first fistfight knowing he'll walk away with a black eye. Take it from Bowa.
''Yeah, I know what he's saying, but it is what it is,'' Ventura said. ''I'm not leaving. I'm staying here. I'm staying here.''
Ventura will have it easier managing in the American League than Matheny will in the National League because of the designated hitter. He also has pitching coach Don Cooper, who is in his 10th year in charge of the pitching staff.
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No problems yet. Can't say I would depend on it for a gig. After all the years I've been playing and all the different rigs and effects I've used I plug my guitar into the amp. Every now and then I might put my tuner in line. Plastic contstruction. Doesn't exactly inspire confidence, but what do you want for $70 new?
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Why I did not keep my goals last year?
Last year I set a huge goal list. Here it is if you want to skim it. It was way over zealous. My intentions were good, but my execution was weak. Why? I had too many goals. My year got a little out of control with things that popped up that were out of my control. I had to make some major adjustments. My "2013 to do list" took a back seat quick.
The quote that motivated me.
One of the great young leaders leading the charge against darkness is Robert White. He is the Lead Pastor Cornerstone North in Bedford, Texas. He posted this on Twitter recently:
- If you focus this year on pleasing and honoring God in EVERYTHING you do, the rest of your list will take care of itself! #2K14guarantee
I love that quote. This year I was not energized to make the customary list of things I need to get done. I made a commitment to do one thing and it is this: read the Bible through in a year. I believe reading the Bible through in a year will take care of all other goals. I'm presently reading the Bible through using the ESV study Bible yearly plan. I'm also reading the Bible through in 90 days with my wife. All of my commitments will stem from the word of God. I plan to "please and honor God in EVERYTHING I do so that the rest of the list will take care of itself." Why do it this way? It's a "#2K14guarantee."
I am doing things that will move me forward. I'm back in the gym. I'm developing plans with our staff. I'm strategically planning our hosting the Willow Creek Association Global Leadership Summit. I'm planning and executing a prayer strategy. Things are on my 6×6 list. I've decided this year will not be one of strategy talk. For me 2014 will be a year of "getting things done."
This year I will pursue one thing: the word of God will take priority in that it will have prime time in my soul. The customary list of goals will not compete with the word. The word will dictate the list throughout the year. The Spirit will prompt what to do.
Thanks for that Tweet Pastor Robert. It made my New Year much better.
What do you need to already scratch from your list?
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Comedian Mike Birbiglia has teamed up with folks over at This American Life to make a film version of Sleepwalk With Me, his one-man show about finding the humor in a scary sleep disorder.
The stories I've already heard are great, but I wonder how a dramatized version of these true stories will come across. If the Sundance Film Festival is any indication, the movie, which won the 2012 NEXT Audience Award, will be terrific. I guess we'll all find out for ourselves in August!
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Fitting a new refrigerator into an old kitchen can sometimes be difficult. The surrounding cabinetry and walls often have to be adjusted. In this kitchen, a wall had to be torn out and replaced with a thin wood panel in order to make the opening wider. Then the upper cabinet had to be rebuit to fit the new wider opening. Here's how the team got it done.
Materials and Tools:
cold chisel
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miter saw
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one sheet 3/4" birch plywood
one roll edge banding
one outside corner
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1. Remove the upper cabinet and its hardware.
2. Before removing the wall, the team first checked that the wall was not load bearing.
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by Jennifer Maxwell-Muir on Aug 22, 3:13 PM
Your company's sustainability commitments can be some of the toughest stories to tell. There's often no "hard news," very few reporters actually cover the topic as a dedicated beat and initiatives often take place thousands of miles away, far from the backyards of the average consumer.
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Do You Need A Bag With That?
by Brigid Milligan on Aug 15, 7:09 AM
On a recent trip to Calgary, Canada, I noticed that I was repeatedly being asked the same question every time I went shopping and it wasn't "paper or plastic." I was being asked, "Do you need a bag with that?" I wondered ... are Canadian cashiers better environmental stewards? And then I noticed on my receipts that for every "yes" answer, I was being charged five cents. It was enough to motivate a change in behavior: I began answering that question with a polite "no."
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The Confusing Case Of Olympic Brand Sustainability
by Elyse Levine on Aug 8, 6:53 AM
A study published in the journal Public Understanding of Science in July 2012 found that the rate of green marketing in the marketplace rises and falls consistently with key indicators of economic growth, such as GDP. According to Lee Ahern, assistant professor of Advertising and Public Relations at Penn State's College of Communications and one of the three primary researchers in the study, "marketers have their fingers on the pulse of public sentiment. Using the level of green advertising as a proxy for general environmental concern, we can see that economic trends significantly predict this 'greenness' indicator."
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Try out these two statements: Britain "has an electoral system that really works". "Vote Clegg, get Brown"
It would be rational to assume that two such diametrically opposed views came from two different brains. Not so. Both remarks were made by David Cameron this week.
This looks more like cynical opportunism than confusion – Cameron is a slick public relations operator. I believe that an email I received from my constituency Conservative candidate in response to questions on his views about constitutional reform were evidence of muddled thinking rather than of anything less honest. Although having held the seat for over twenty years – winning it in 2005 with less than 50 per cent of the vote - indicates that his personal interests are not served by reform of the first past the post system.
He poured scorn on Gordon Brown's "death-bed conversion" to PR. He also told me that a written constitution would make the political system "less responsive to future demands for reform". It is difficult to understand how demands for reform might be met if politicians and voters are to be derided for sometimes changing their minds as to the best way of running a democratic system.
Of course, a politician who permits changing circumstances to bring about a change in their thinking should lay those thought processes out for the electorate to evaluate. But most of us have a reasonably sophisticated grasp of moral and intellectual development and prefer not to label every instance of a changed mind as opportunistic. The conjugation "I have developed my thinking; you have made a U-turn" is silly and sclerotic.
Is it too much to ask for democratic politicians to put democracy before party advantage? To expect principle both in necessary consistency and in necessary change? To show a little humility about their own thinking? To admit past error or limitation without fearing to appear weak?
The intensely adversarial nature of our politics makes it probable that the answers to that little burst of rhetorical questioning will be "yes, it is too much". If that is the case, then all the claims that the leaders will make in this evening's debate about their unique ability to deliver change should be subject to some very close questioning as to the detail of that change. Honest confusion may be clarified and corrected. Doublethink is far more dangerous and intransigent.
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What a night! The Orange 20 Track Cup was a total success. Lots of racers came out and the Encino Velodrome bleachers were full of spectators having a good time. While we still have a couple little kinks to iron out in the program, everything went smoothly and each race was just as exciting as the next.
The prizes were awesome thanks to Orange 20 Bikes and our other sponsors who are very generous to support the Summer Race Series. The top three racers in each field took away some very bling prizes — but they certainly earned it for some great racing.
The C-Class Omnium was won by Angel Dubon [Coco's Variety] who has been taking the Intro To Track Racing class at Encino Velodrome all year. He is becoming a very sneaky racer, always waiting for the last minute to make his move. Watch out for this kid! Robert Pacheco [The Juice] and Matt Locascio [Chain Gang] came in 2nd and 3rd respectively. C-Class podium winners went home with medals and some Orange 20 tees.
Fabian Vasquez [Sho Air] outpowered the competition in the B-Class Omnium. Fabian is kinda new to the velodrome but he's no stranger to riding fast and that's just what he did to earn this victory. Hernan Montenegro [The Juice] came in 2nd place and Aaron Palmer [Chain Gang] took 3rd. They all went home with medals and Izumi chains.
It was a clean sweep in the A-Class omnium for Daniel Kosykh [Encino Velo] who won all three events on his new slime-green Serenity bike. Chris Reed [PAA Remax] took 2nd place on the podium and Tim McGee [Predator Cycling] came in 3rd. They all left with medals some fancy cogs from Euro-Asia Imports.
But that's not all that Tim McGee took home. He also won a set of brand spanking new Phil Wood hubs for winning 1st place in the Sprint Tournament. Richard Kim [Herbalife La Grange] lost to Tim in the final round but he still came out of it with a nice Blackburn pump and some Phil Wood products. Finally, an Adidas sweatshirt went to CJ Williams [Predator Cycling] who took 3rd in the Sprint Tournament.
Congratulations to the winners and to all the racers who rode their arses off. Thanks to the spectators who came to watch and cheer everyone on. And a huge special thanks goes out to Jack, Kenny, Geobbe, Hern, Omar, Aram and Ty who all made this night possible. Now we're super excited for the next night in the Summer Race Series…
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Merdeka!Posted: August 17, 2012 Filed under: Life, Posts in English | Tags: 17 agustus, 17an, independence, merdeka 1 Comment
Independence means the liberty to be who we really are, to be what we love, to be where our heart is. After years of suspended animation, one artist sharpens his focus [June 09, 2012]. Independence means having the freedom to believe or not to believe in something. Four injured as mob attacks Ahmadiyah community in Bogor [July 13, 2012]. Independence means the warm feeling of knowing that we will be accepted and welcomed, even if we are (or choose to be) different. Indonesia's transgender community facing test of faith [May 28, 2011].
Independence means the courage to dream big—because we know that each one of us stands the chance; because the future will be brighter. Dropout rate linked to higher tuition fees [July 07, 2012]. Independence means the freedom from fear, the assurance that justice will prevail and human rights are protected. GKI Yasmin church can reopen if a mosque is built next door [May 02, 2012]. Independence means knowing that you will be treated fairly. Resource rich West Papua: who benefits? [May 14, 2010].
Independence means the freedom to choose between being a part of the problem, or a part of the solution. To know that you can make a difference. Akademi Berbagi: a virtually inspiring idea [July 17, 2011]. To believe that everything is possible. Indonesia Berkebun: Urban farming greening Jakarta [May 15, 2012]. To understand that less is more. Give your coins a chance to do good [May 24, 2009]. That limitation is not an excuse to give up. Gardens of learning: One woman is making a difference by bringing books to remote communities in Eastern Indonesia [April 26, 2012].
We have loads of home works to do. So let's act now! Merdeka di hati, pikiran, dan perbuatan. Happy Independence Day, Indonesia!
Bali, Bursting in UbudPosted: August 14, 2012 Filed under: Indonesia, Posts in English, Travel | Tags: bali, indonesia, prose, Travel, ubud, writer, writing 11 Comments
I woke up to rain. To the faint smell of pandan leaves and frangipani. The sky was dark gray. The garden were glistening under the downpour. I watched the mist floating silently in the air, astounded by its ghostly appearance. A dark and wet morning in Ubud for a bunch of depressed writers. A perfect gift. When the rain subsided to drizzles, we tip-toed to the breakfast area, to avoid stepping over the offerings (banten).
Breakfast was served in a small hut next to the paddy field. The sound of Balinese gamelan, the hush of the wind, the rhythm of the raindrops, the spores of Actinomycetes. There were three of us at the table, but we did not talk much. I sipped my coffee without hurrying.
Leaving the cottage at around 10, we decided to take our separate ways. The guys went uphill, while I sat on the edge of the bridge, looking down to the mesmerizing beauty of Tjampuhan (Campuhan) river. I could spend hours just looking at the flowing water, orchestrated by the faint sounds of the birds and monkeys from the nearby forest. It was so calming, like a therapy to ignite a sense of melancholy.
Joe Forgas, a social psychologist at the University of New South Wales in Australia, has spent the last decade investigating the link between negative moods and creativity. He has repeatedly demonstrated that a little melancholy sharpens the spotlight of attention, allowing us to become more observant and persistent. Forgas has found that states of sadness also correlate with better writing samples; subjects compose sentences that are clearer and more compelling. Because they were more attentive to what they were writing, they produced more refined prose, the words polished by their misery*.
That was probably the exact reason why the three of us decided to hide in Ubud for a few days.
True, it was that time of the year when they held this annual International Ubud Writers & Readers Festival—where writers from all over the world came to this little dot on the map for a series of talks, readings, or workshops. But the festival was merely an added topping. The core ingredient of our #PecahdiUbud ("Bursting in Ubud") journey was actually the one that Forgas mentioned.
We were looking for a place where we could savor the melancholy of being silently depressed and miserable.
Ubud was just the perfect place to do this. A small village hidden beneath the lush canopy of green, with its forests, rivers, hills, temples, and October rain, far from the beach-side's sunny celebrations. A bunch of traveling companions who could understand these shared state-of-sadness. Those who wouldn't mind to sit together in silence—each one got lost in one's own thoughts: racking our brains, scribbling some notes, typing stories, reading books, or gazing out into the emptiness.
In the afternoon, after a long lunch, we would wander around listlessly—only to find ourselves took our separate ways, again. Adit went to a batik workshop, Ney went to a book discussion, and I decided to sit in a class of 15 people; clutching my Vernon God Little novel while the author, DBC Pierre, was sharing his writing experience right in front of me.
When the sadness and depression overwhelmed us, we left Ubud for Seminyak and walked under the sun until our feet got tired and our skin were burning hot. That day, we waited for the sun to set in Cafe Bali, Oberoi Street. Sat lazily on a huge couch overlooking the tiny pool and the Ganesha statue, we sipped our coffee and devoured six types of desserts to wash away the bitterness.
As night fell, we climbed back up to Ubud: the wind was chilly, the air was damp, the sky was dark. A small sliver of the moon was hanging there, looking lonely. We walked past the darkness of the museum not far from our cottage, the sound of the night enveloped us. It was the museum of Antonio Blanco—a painter of Spanish and American decent who came to the island in 1952 and fell in love with Ni Ronji, a Balinese dancer, and got married to her a year later.
Love stories.
My mind was instantly filled with mythical creatures, kisses and fireworks, invisible inhabitants of the past and the future, the traces of unrequited love, explosion of tears. It was that time of the year. To celebrate sadness and misery, to welcome tears and despair, to get high just by looking at the words pouring from my computer screen. "Bursting in Ubud" was about embracing all these, to wake up again in a different morning one day and walk out with my golden slippers, sunglasses, shirts, and shorts—heading to the beach with a burst of laughter.
*) p. 77, The Unconcealing, a chapter from the book "Imagine" by Jonah Lehrer.
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sugar |ˈ sh oŏgər|
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sweeten, sprinkle, or coat with sugar : she absentmindedly sugared her tea | [as adj.] (sugared) sugared almonds.
• figurative make more agreeable or palatable : the novel was preachy but sugared heavily with jokes.
Sesungguhnya saya sedang tidak ingin bermain-main. I was just feeling a bit… nostalgic. Saya menemukan kembali surat-suratmu itu, dari tahun-tahun yang sudah lama berlalu. Dan detik itu juga, saya merasa kehilangan sesuatu. Ironis. Saya merasa kehilangan justru pada saat saya menemukan.
Kamu tiba-tiba saja datang lewat sembilan puluh delapan halaman surat yang saya dapatkan tepat saat saya ingin membuang begitu banyak barang. Saya bahkan tak ingat bahwa saya masih menyimpan surat-suratmu itu. Selama beberapa tahun terakhir, kamu bahkan tak pernah hinggap di benak saya meski barang sebentar. Kemudian saya membaca kembali surat-suratmu itu di atas tempat tidur (setelah menyingkirkan dua karung sampah kertas yang selama ini bersemayam di dalam kamar tidur saya) dan berpikir, damn, we did have a great time.
Mungkin karena di antara kita tidak pernah ada ekspektasi atau janji-janji. Kita hanya menikmati waktu yang ada. Menulis kepada satu sama lain ketika sempat. Kamu tidak pernah menagih jika saya terlambat membalas suratmu selama berhari-hari. Saya juga tak pernah memburumu ketika kamu harus menghabiskan waktu satu minggu di tengah belantara. Kita tak pernah punya tali. Kita hanya punya jemari dan huruf-huruf yang mengantarkan sekian banyak cerita. Impresi dari hari-hari yang kita lewati merupakan perwujudan dari segala hal yang tidak berurutan: perasaan yang datang tiba-tiba, lonjakan pemikiran tentang sesuatu hal, segala yang acak tetapi mengingatkan saya terhadapmu, dan sebaliknya.
Malam itu, saya menyimpan surat-suratmu di dalam laci. Saya tak ingin membuangnya. Dan memang tak perlu, karena surat-suratmu tidak memberatkan. Mereka tidak menyeret saya ke masa lalu. Justru membawa saya melambung ke sebuah masa depan yang jauh. Seperti yang pernah kamu katakan, "Let's run on the beach and laugh and watch the pretty clouds dance in the sky!"
Semoga. Suatu hari nanti. Jika kesempatan itu datang. Dan jika kita tidak pernah bertemu lagi pun, tak mengapa. Surat-suratmu itu akan menjelma menjadi sesuatu yang pada saatnya akan menyentuh hidupmu juga. Until then, be happy. Like always.
And stay sweet.
I See You.Posted: August 6, 2012 Filed under: Life, Posts in English | Tags: writing 12 Comments
I saw you on a boat-ride from Bangsal to Gili Trawangan. You were sitting by yourself not far from the bow, resting your back on the wooden pole. You had a bottle of mineral water in your hand. It was hard to guess, at first (especially from this distance), whether you came from a Latin or South Asian descendent. There was something 'foreign' about the way you carry yourself, about the golden color of your skin, about the structure of your bones, about the small backpack lying next to you. I just knew that you were not from here. Then I zoomed at you through my camera lens, noticed the red string bracelet on your wrist, and made my guess.
I noticed you because from where I sat, you looked like a painting. You just sat there, gazing at the ocean, not moving. What are you up to? Why are you here? I wondered what went through your mind back then. Did you think about the girl that you loved? Why did you leave her? Or why did she leave you? Did you miss her? Did you come to this island all by yourself to run away from those painful memories? Would you write her during your stay here? Would you send her a postcard? Or texted her when you reached the port just for the sake of the good old times?
What is your story?
Some people asked me where do I get the inspiration to write. Well, to be honest, it's from him. The guy I met on a 30-minute boat-ride. The woman who sold olive hand cream in Fira. Two Japanese guys at Dubai airport who passed me by at around 2 a.m. The bartender at Palia Kameni. The male flight attendant with a sad look on his face. An old taxi driver in Lagos who sat next to me and started talking to me in Portuguese. A guy who took my hand and asked me to dance the night away by the pool. The girl behind the cinema's popcorn counter. The owner of a small food stall and his teenage son. Someone inside a panda costume, who sat alone by the beach on a sunny afternoon…
I didn't know who you are. I didn't know your name. We didn't really talk. But I looked at you, and a story popped up in my mind.


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Economic Crisis in Spain
Spain is one of the countries hardest hit by the European economic crisis. Thanks to a highly unstable financial and real estate market, an estimated 1.2 million empty houses litter the landscape, affecting a large majority of the population. In parallel, unemployment figures are growing to such an extent that in some areas, especially in the south, cities are experiencing unemployment rates as high as 40%.
I visited several ghost towns around Madrid and Andalucia and documented the daily lives of unemployed people in Espera and Moron de La Frontera, two Andalucian towns where unemployment levels are among the highest in Spain. And yet, as a proactive attempt to find ways of tackling the crisis, many are organizing themselves to protest and to request local companies to recruit new workers. In towns such as Moron de la Frontera, the tactics are perhaps more urgent, with unemployed civilians mobilizing to gather potatoes missed by the farmers' harvests in an attempt to survive; either through sales or as a simple source of food.
Even in this corner of the developed world, the impact of Europe's economic crisis is resulting in the often surreal juxtaposition of a hand to mouth existence lived amongst the ruins of failed urban and economic development.
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This place is beautiful. They have day camps in the summer and their wildlife center is awesome. The train rides are worth doing.
This place is beautiful. They have day camps in the summer and their wildlife center is awesome. The train rides are worth doing.
This park offers enjoyable family fun events for people of all ages. Not the biggest or fanciest of the metroparks but it is relaxing and scenic. It is a very natural environment and they do take in abandoned or injured wild animals. We have taken birds and a baby rabbit to be cared for.
This metropark is busy with various activities throughout the year. It has very good wildlife center, visitor center, train station (only operational occasionally) plus hiking trails. One of the trails leads down to a small waterfall. Worth repeated visits.
Yes, you can hike here, but there is so much more! There is the Wildlife Center where you can see rehabilitated or in-rehabilitation local wildlife, ponds where you can fish, an amazing gorge you can enjoy on scheduled hikes, a local miniature train group that schedules free rides, a shop with all sorts of nature-related supplies...... and I could go... More
This is a great park for a hike as well as a wonderful place to learn about the local wildlife in the area. They run an outstanding rehab center which has saved many animals. The inside of the main park building has many interesting nature displays as well as a great viewing area for wild birds that are feeding. Be... More
Once the summer get away for the famous Halle family, this park has a nature center and trails for people and horse riders. Ponds and a rugged valley "gorge" trail gives a great work out. Some hikes are with guides. Snow shoe hikes weather permitting.
This is a wonderful example of the way a park should be presented and kept. It is well laid out, well maintained and has a little bit of something for everyone.
Beautiful gorge. Great hiking trails. Free. Interesting nature center. Animal rescue hospital. Animals who can not be released back into the wild have permanent homes here. Offer programs for the entire family. Great summer camp program.
The park has a number of hiking trails. The gorge is great but does involve a lot of steps. The pond has turtles and frog/toads almost always visible - great for kids. The nature center has a few animals to view. All for free!
Such an unassuming park from the entrance. There are mini falls, a dock extended out onto a big pond you can go on, pretty decent hills about 4-5 miles of trails. Great for scenery, pictures, treks picnics, beautiful covered areas for bigger parties and a mini train! I love it and walk there as much as I can! Highly recommend!
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Truth is there are countless stereo-types given to each gender. My opinion is simple: all Cavalier King Charles Spaniels are smart and can be taught right from wrong. Potty training and marking are two very different training issues. Both genders are capable of marking. Males tend to mark if they come into contact with a female in season once they are old enough to sire a litter which is around 18 months of age. Females mark for odd reasons and can be more difficult to correct. A female might mark when being left alone or something. To get around this issue it is best to always crate train when you are gone so you will know your Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (dog) is safe from developing a bad habit of marking.
There is a saying amongst Cavalier King Charles Spaniel breeders and it goes like this: "Females love you, but males are in love with you." Every Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is different as to how it goes about showing its affection for its owner. I have had some males and females that are born snugglers and I have others that are more sporty and would love for you to throw their toy so they can retrieve it. As Cavalier King Charles Spaniels mature in age I have found the males stay a bit more outgoing towards other people and activities outside the home, while females tend to get a bit more home-bound and tend to create a comfort zone of showing their affection only to their family members.
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Another View -- Molly Kelly: New Hampshire needs gambling money to fund its basic needs
First, I am not a proponent of gambling. But I am a strong proponent of restoring the funding that is reflected in our governor's proposed budget. I can't emphasize enough how critical these funds are to my priorities and the priorities that I hear about every day from the people I represent.
Funding public higher education so that all of our state's young people have an equal opportunity; providing funding for mental health programs for those individuals and families who are suffering today without any hope for a better life; growing our economy with an educated and skilled workforce and real investments in infrastructure and fostering innovation; making sure hospitals and other providers don't close their doors to children and their parents due to uncompensated care: all of these are not only top priorities, but a direct expression of my deepest-held values.
So my vote was a vote to have the resources to provide an equal opportunity for a life with dignity and hope for all the people, not just some of the people. This is what the citizens of our state deserve.
I have heard arguments from those who object to a casino within our borders under any circumstances. Some question the revenue that will be generated, others the social costs of expanded gambling, and others see this as a pure moral issue. These are passionate arguments from people who truly care about our state and our citizens, and I respect those who make them. Let me briefly address each.
In terms of revenue, our best nonpartisan analysis from the legislative budget office says that a casino would generate $130 million per year, on top of the $80 million we get in this biennium. And this would be money we won't otherwise have. The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies, in offering facts on both sides of the argument, estimated that 2/3 of the visitors to the casino would be from out of state, and therefore would be bringing in new dollars.
In terms of social costs from gambling addiction, these are real and painful. But the problem is, they are already here, and they are about to increase. Make no mistake, with our 12 licensed charitable gaming operations and simulcast horse and dog races, gambling is here, and it is a massive $150 million annual industry even without counting our state lottery.
What's more, Massachusetts is about to license three new casinos right over our border. The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies - again, with no bias toward casino gambling - has said that these new casinos mean that we will lose $75 million a year if we do nothing at all.
In short, we are about to absorb all of the social costs of casinos, plus the economic ones, with none of the revenues. The bill that I voted for at least provides tough new regulation on gambling instead of the lax system we have now, as well as millions of dollars specifically for addition prevention and treatment.
Finally, let me address the moral question. Everyone must judge for himself or herself on this question, and I respect different points of view. I simply point out that turning our young people away from access to an education because they cannot afford it is not only immoral, but very bad for our economy and for the future of our state. Keeping people with mental illness stuck in emergency rooms or even worse, shunted to prisons, is wrong. As with most difficult questions in life, there are real considerations both ways.
The bottom line is that our needs are real and profound. They won't go away if we neglect them; they will get worse, cost us more, and hurt our people more deeply. If there were other sources of revenue on the table that might come even close to meeting our needs, I might support them too.
So my vote was a vote to move forward, to try to help as many of our citizens and business as possible, and to uphold the values of opportunity, equality and compassion that our state should always reflect.
Sen. Molly Kelly is a Democrat from Keene.
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On TV, reading, and priorities:
You don't have TV?
I do. You need to for porn. And for when we're at war, when war breaks out. When we're bombing Iraq you have to watch. In fact I have televisions all over my house and all my artwork is taken from TV screens. But I never have it on just to watch it. I like to read. I'm not saying that to be elitist. I read. People are always asking me how I have so much time to read because I get one hundred magazines a month and I'm always buying books. I say you have to make a choice: you have to be single and you can't watch television. And I made that choice.
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[…] the Daily News had an article with Macaulay Culkin's father where he denied that Macaulay had had sex with him and whatever… who knows… but he did have an amazing detail. One day he went over with Macaulay to Michael Jackson's secret apartment, not Neverland but this little trick pad, and at one point there were real babies there sucking on their bottles and Michael Jackson had his own bottle and was there sucking on his bottle. So Michael Jackson is, on top of it all, an adult baby.
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On S&M:
Gay S&M has a hard time recruiting. Nobody wants to get whipped anymore. Nobody's that guilty about it. No kid wants to wear chaps. Chaps are mortifyingly out of fashion.
On threesomes:
In my movie I have people who are into sandwiches, into threesomes. And I hate threesomes. I don't want to be the lettuce in a sandwich. Because if I had a boyfriend, I'm not interested in finding someone else. I'm satisfied with one.
On getting what you want:
I did read a porn story in which a truck driver made a boy lick all the tires of his truck before he could blow him and that made me laugh. I thought, well you gotta do what you gotta do.
On censorship:
The kind of censorship in America is liberal censorship. It's scarier. It's corporate censorship.
On decor dos and don'ts (on which I get full marks):
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CD racks?
Like when CDs were invented in the 80s and there was this problem of what to do with them and people designed these awful CD shelves that were these freestanding towers made out of fancy metal shapes.
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I got a gift certificate to go try Botox. I thought it was like a drug dealer, giving the first shot for free so you could get hooked. I'd never have Botox. I could never sneer if I had Botox.
On the quandaries of sex-cannibalism:
Did the person he ate have AIDS, was it safe or unsafe sex? I don't know. Is cannibalism safe sex? Probably not. I'll save that for the autumn of my years. I think that's bad sex.
On the price of fame:
I always say that, being famous, the one thing you lose is the right to have bad sex. I can't go into a fuck bar with glory holes and look through and somebody sees me standing there. What are they going to say? It takes the fun out of it. The whole thing about bad sex, the appeal of it was being anonymous.
A final thought:
Even on my worst night I've never thought, "God, I need to splosh somebody."
Last night, my friend and I decided to hang out / be gay (i.e. drink cans of coconut water through straws) at Davie and Burrard at 3:00 a.m. to see if we might be treated to an attempted gay bashing, as seems to be all the rage of late.
Nary a moment of sipping and posing-against-fire-hydrant-ing had gone by when we suddenly found ourselves in the company of a straight, drunken male. It all just seemed too easy, like bashing fish in a barrel!
But no, this one was different. Our new acquaintance wasted no time in launching into a quietly-enraged recounting of his recent brush with theft (the circumstances of which, and the potential retribution his thief can look forward to, I won't get into).
Somehow, all this thievery / payback talk gave way to a fiery indictment of those who manage to find fault in (homosexual) people loving each other, who would rather see children be parentless than raised by loving (homosexual) parents, who see nothing wrong with beating (homosexual) people in the streets.
Yes, he was drunk, and yes, he was ranting, but he meant every word, and it was clearly coming from a place of very deep indignation, the kind that comes from true, visceral empathy: the ability to put oneself in another's shoes, see the stupid shit they have to put up with, and decide that none of us is going to tolerate it.
He told us to think of him, this straight white male at 3 a.m. on the corner of Davie and Burrard, whenever we're faced with the world's hateful nonsense, and to remember that he's on our side, he'll bash back with us if it comes down to it.
So, Julian, you're a peach, and I'll keep our little meeting in mind.
And go easy on the payback yo.
Had one of those exhausting dreams last night, the kind that leaves you more worn out than if you'd passed on sleeping altogether.
There was a play going on, and I was the male lead. I had known about the play for some time, genuinely wanted to make it a success, but had been too distracted to get around to learning my lines. And now it was opening night.
I fumbled desperately for a last-minute save: learning my lines right before showtime, finding someone to take my part… cue cards?
None of it worked, and I woke up in a panic.
Which is fine; the message is clear enough.


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Sharjah-based Aerostar Asset Management and Air India Engine Overhaul Division in Mumbai, India, have announced the creation of an engine maintenance, repair and overhaul brand, "The A-Team." It also will provide engine management services. The A-Team will start with marketing its offers to Middle Eastern prospects. In Mumbai, Air India's MRO facilities will service General Electric CF6-50 and -80 series as well as GE90s, Pratt & Whitney PW4000s and CFM56-7s. It also plans to service the CFM56-5 series in the near future. The alliance between the two partners is based on an exclusive marketing agreement. Aerostar Asset Management belongs to the ETA Star Group.
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Say hello to Thomas Jack, a name you will be hearing far more of in the next coming months. This Aussie who has transplanted to Miami is bringing a very unique soulful approach to the house world. This new original 'Symphony' is unreal fusion of soulful house with a tropical flavor and unstoppable Sax line sprinkled over top. The entire song follows no previous pattern or formula keeping the listener on their toes through the entire song. Stream below and grab the free download and expect to see far more from Thomas Jack. Enjoy.
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My story has changed quite a lot since moving to Boulder, Colorado and starting Thissongissick back in 2010. My name is Nick Guarino and this is Thissongissick.com. We have grown a lot since, but the original goal has stayed the same, making it easier for you to discover sick new music you have never heard before. In high school I would make mix cd's for my friends to show them all the new music I was discovering. Now through Thissongissick, we work with musicians and record labels from all over the world to showcase a variety of freshest electronic, hip-hop, indie, and other fresh genres to a worldwide following that now reaches millions of music lovers over 110+ countries, every single month. Make yourself at home, enjoy countless amazing musicians from a variety of genres and let the sick sounds fill your ears. Enjoy!


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Genre: Paranormal/Urban Fantasy, Urban Fantasy
Marla Mason is the fascinatingly prickly protagonist in the first of what promises to be an exciting and compulsively readable new urban fantasy series. Pratt has a deft touch with characterization and plot, fusing magical elements with more mundane details easily and seamlessly.
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Publisher: Bantam Spectra
Published: October 2007