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How has your life changed now that your hit "Tipsy" is playing everywhere?
Everything. People look at me different. So much. I can't even sit here and explain it to you.
You're on a promotional tour right now?
I'm traveling a lot. I do a show every night.
Since you're a minor, can you perform in clubs?
I do the clubs.
But you don't drink.
Yeah, I don't drink. I drink Kool-Aid.
What does the title of your album Hood Hop mean?
That name is like I'm introducing pop to the hood and the hood to pop. It's a thin line.
You're from St. Louis. What else should people know about you?
I came up on the freestyle tip, making songs and battling people. I was homeless for a little minute. Two kids. Ain't really nothing else.
Being from St. Louis, do you know the St. Lunatics?
Everybody knew the Lunatics from around the way because they used to be everywhere in St. Louis. I used to hang with Murphy Lee's lil' brother. But when I got in the industry, I guess the industry meet up with the industry, so I started seeing them a lot and started getting' cool. So that's family too.
What made you want to rap? Was it another artist?
Nah, it wasn't no artist. This is what I've been wanting to do for a long time. I just seen people doing it and I was like, man I can do that. I've been writing since I was 12. I look up to Jay-Z. I give him his props. That's the only person I give props to in the game right now cause I grew up on him. As far as my sound, I've been trying to work on that since I was 12. And I think I finally got it.
Where do you get inspiration from for your songs?
My whole life. My whole life is crazy. I've experienced everything. Experienced it all. I've got something to say for every day of the week.
How did you hook up with Jermaine Dupri?
I got hooked up through the Trackboyz [producers who did 90% of J-Kwon's album]. We had deals on the table. We went with Jermaine Dupri because he's like the best marketer in the world.
What made you snap on JD and pull your pants down in front of L.A. at your audition for them?
In the showcase I took shots at him [JD] because even if they didn't sign me, I wanted them to remember me.
Is there any artist you want to collaborate with?
Jay-Z, that's it.
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An improbable eyewitness has jumped to Lindsay Lohan's defense over the alleged hit-and-run incident outside a club early Wednesday morning -- a 16-year-old girl who was moonlighting as a paparazzo.
The girl -- Sarah -- tells TMZ, she went in the alley outside the Sayers Club to speak with Lindsay, who was already sitting in her parked car with a passenger. The manager of the adjacent hookah lounge appeared on his staircase and asked Lindsay what she was doing, and she replied, "Don't worry we're leaving."
Sarah says she was trying to guide Lindsay out of the tight alleyway, which Lindsay successfully navigated and then left. Sarah says at no point did Lindsay strike a vehicle. Even more important, Sarah claims the hookah manager never left his staircase and was nowhere near Lindsay's Porsche.
Sarah explains in the video how the manager then concocted a story that he and his car were struck, promising, "[Lindsay] is definitely going to pay."
Yeah, thought as much.
BTW, what is a little 16-year-old girl doing hanging around a dark alley in Hollywood near midnight? Great parents she must have!
If Lindsay had said it, I would have bet money that it was a lie. But I believe this girl, although she may have incentive to lie too in order to become Lindsay's new BFF. Anyhow, the Cops said there's no damage, and I think the guy who's trying to extort money from Lindsay by lying on her ought to be prosecuted for lying to the cops, IF he actually filed a police report.
Still would like to see Lilo succeed, but man does she step in sh.t around every corner
Michael K from Dlisted outed Sarah's flicker page too!
And please spend a few minutes (or hours, or days) with Sarah's Flickr page, because she has posed with every single celebwhore on the planet. You decide whether or not you can trust a girl who is severely dedicated to making the same facial expression and head tilt in every single picture she takes.
Nice to see a hard working, honest kid. Good job telling the truth here, the truth matters and false accusations are never ok. Way to stand up and be a good citizen!
So, one little 16 year old is right and all of the other people who were there and saw it happen from a much better angle are wrong? Sure. In Lohan land that makes sense. By the way, you can totally tell she's lying from the way she says things and her body language. She was either paid by someone on Lohan's team to says this or she's hoping to be one of Lindsay's new BFF's. What a joke.
So typical of Lohan/trollhans to smear the victim. The trollhans are working overtime to discredit him for a reason.
This situation is totally consistent with HER Past behavior. I'll wait to see the medical report.
When Lindsay bribes a pap she does not give them money. She gives them photo ops that they can sell. That is a Lohan third party check. From the looks of this little girl's pages of photos, all Lindsay has to do is pose with this kid and it's all good. The kid needs therapy.....or parents.....either one would work.
Oh my god, I just realized who this girl is! She's known for being borderline stalkerish and cray cray CRAZY! The people at TMZ HAVE to know who she is and I cannot believe they would post anything she says. She's the type of person who would have "imaginary" friendships with celebrities. Figures the only person backing Lindsay's story would be her. Consider the source, both Lindsay and she are known for lying.
Oh yes dreamon, smear the victims. That is the single most trait that I despise about the Lindsay. Every time I manage a soft spot for Lindsay, she manages to muddle that up with yet another episode of non personal responsibly and vicious disregard for others. Nice.
She DOES say she's friends with celebs on her flicker page. lol
Linds showed up at some random B-list soiree and they put the cones out to keep her away. It didn't work. She peed on the cones and ran them over, quacking violently. Undaunted, they tried garlic, but that only repelled that gray-faced stick-ghoul AA Aliana. Linds got in and proceeded to guzzle all the champagne, filch a few unattended fur coats and pass out under the refreshment tables. Next time, the hosts plan on plastering their parties with signs that read "Los Angeles County Medical Examiner's Office". I bet that works.
TMZ does say she's an improbable witness. They're just going with it to ramp up the drama when the story falls apart.
I remember the infamous susan berating this young girl/pap previously on here... I have a feeling that is why she is staying quiet on this thread.

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1st- Dolphins game with josh and friends!! My first live NFL game ever :D
9th- one year with josh (: we're going to islands of adventure//universal studios for the day!
29th- zac brown band and luke bryan, along with chris cagle @ Pembroke Pines.. wherever that is.
Also, Im hoping that Jake Owen will reschedule sometime soon! This month is going to be fantastic. :)
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Henri Matisse - Woman with a Hat (1905) / Bana bakıp duran kadın. Dayanamıyorum, renklerin içime işliyor.
'dreaming of an art of balance and serenity, devoid of troubling subject matter, an appeasing and soothing influence, something like a good arm chair in which to rest after a hard day's work.' (Matisse)
Museum of Modern Art Matisse Forum, 1951 (link)
"It is believed that Matisse used his wife as a model for this painting, which garnered much negative criticism when it was displayed at the Salon D'Automne, in 1905. It was this exhibition that the term "fauve," which translates into "wild" or "beastly," was coined, by art critic Louis Vauxcelles, who referred to the paintings as beastly, a comment that was printed in a public newspaper and freely tossed around in public. The painting was purchased, however, by Gertrude and Leo Stein, delivering a bit of good news to Matisse, who had been demoralized at the negative receptions his works had garnered. "
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Hello to my Toledo Friends! Let us bifurcate together and dine on wonderful ideas; we will bifurcate above and below ground, rather like trees, anchored with roots that cling and spread in soil while our branches spread even between dimensions, temporarily connecting them -–I don't think that any connection is or can be permanent; that is one reason that we must eat again and again (ideally stopping when we feel full, even though the feeling of fullness is temporary).
We will hunger again. Everyday. Probably several times a day.
Please think, if you don't mind, for a moment of ceiba trees, or of any tree you have liked –-forgive me, please, for assuming that there is a tree you've liked. If you dislike trees, this may not be a post for you, but I leave here a small interest in trees, a small interest that may become something else.
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Joan the Ordinary Trashcan is on a journey of self discovery. Here's a picture she sent me from Stockholm's University. I wish her all the luck in the world.
At first glance this might look like a common trashcan, but if you look closer you'll realise that it is in fact a ordinary trashcan! Joan here assures me that there is in fact a significant difference.
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This is Sten, he lives just outside a small Swedish village. When I asked him where he thought he'd be in five years he answered: "I'm not going anywhere!".
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This is Danny, he was far to young. But isn't everyone?
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They've changed the name of their band but they haven't changed their commitment to the local music scene.
Laurel Canyons, formerly In Fear Of Olive, hail from Doncaster, but have been a big part of grassroots music in Hull for more than two years.
After becoming sick of people asking what their name was about, and wondering whether it meant anything at all, the four- piece decided it was time for a new identity.
Laurel Canyons is simple to explain – it is a name taken directly from the part of California that connects performers such as Joni Mitchell, Carole King and Jim Morrison.
The band will perform tomorrow night as part of the new Transmission event at Tofts in Newland Avenue in Hull.
Frontman Jake said: "Hull has always been really good for us."
DJ and promoter Mak Page has launched the new nights to give music fans a better variety on a Friday night. He said: "We have a lot of friends in the city and we usually get a better turnout than in our hometown.
"I don't know Tofts because it's only been going for a few weeks but I'm hearing good reports and if Mak is involved then it's bound to be great.
"You can't overstate the importance of that. Mak really knows his stuff, he's got a great reputation and he's never let us down."
In their longer shows they still play a bit of the quieter stuff, demonstrating the strong melodies within the stunning EPs All We Can Do Is Wonder and Saluting Magpies and showing the range of Jake Cope's vocal capabilities.
Touring has gone on the back- burner recently as work has progressed on a single, Youth Blood, available from April as CD and download from Wire Sound, and a first full album, Laurel Canyons, which will follow in June.
But dates are being arranged to promote the releases and the band are confident of generating interest around the UK on the strength of their work so far and in particular their well-received support slot on Magazine's nationwide tour last year.
Old fans can expect plenty of new material in a set of about an hour, including much or all of the new album and an innovative take on a couple of covers.
Further evidence of a more energetic approach is provided by the booking of highly rated rock producer Matt Ellis and his Axis Studio in Doncaster for the new album.
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What did I do to deserve you all?? I have more followers on this rp blog than I do on my personal blog and it's mind-boggling to me! Thank you thank you thank you for your constant support. It really means a lot to me.
This being said, I wanted to let you all know that I have to leave it's-a-filthy-goddamn-rp because I no longer have the time to keep up with it. I've always wanted to give you the best Constance possible and, at this point, I can't do that with all that I have on my plate right now.
It's been an amazing ride and I'm so lucky to have gotten to take a stab at a character that was brilliantly created by Ryan Murphy and perfectly executed by the one and only Jessica Lange, my queen and goddess (as I'm sure you've all picked up on from my posts!). I will not be deleting this account, because I'm very proud of the work I've done, but I will not be posting on it anymore. For now, at least, I'm closing my ask box to questions because I'm technically not a part of the roleplay anymore. I may reopen it at another time so if you continue to follow me, stay tuned!
Also, you should know that I may be coming back if my schedule ends up freeing up, but I didn't think it was fair to hold Constance up for anyone who may want to play her while I can't. If she's open and I can come back, then I will. So basically, I'm not sure what's happening with this blog in the future, I just thought you should all know my decision to leave the group.
Thank you all so much for taking this ride with me. Thank you for your kind words and your questions to Constance! If you'd like to follow my personal blog, you can do so here. I post a lot of Jessica Lange and American Horror Story on there as well! I shall miss you all and thank you again for following me and Constance!
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A retired master sergeant with the Air National Guard, Young served as a gunner on a truck in Iraq. She said some women may want to think thoroughly about seeking posts previously limited to men, but she is glad there is finally going to be a choice.
"I think it's great that they're going to be given the opportunity to try," Young said Wednesday. "It's been a long time coming."
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Wednesday he has decided to lift the military's ban on women serving in combat, a move that could open thousands of front-line, war-fighting jobs to female service members.
New Hampshire Sen. Kelly Ayotte said she is pleased at the news.
"I've seen firsthand servicemen and women working together in a range of dangerous operations to achieve our military objectives - and today's announcement reflects the increasing role that female service members play in securing our country," the Republican said in a written statement. "As the Pentagon begins the review process, I'm also glad that military service leaders will provide guidance on how best to implement this policy change."
Carolyn Hodge of Goffstown enlisted in the Marines in 1978. Women going through boot camp were not able to qualify with weapons - as their male counterparts were required to do. Now a readiness NCO at the National Guard's Joint Force Headquarters in Concord, Hodge was excited to hear that women will be getting the same opportunities as men.
"I think it's going to create wonderful opportunities for some great female leadership," she said. "We've seen it come slowly a long way. I would have liked to have seen it move a little quicker."
Sen. Carl Levin, the head of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said the lifting of the ban reflects the "reality of 21st century military operations."
The American Civil Liberties Union had filed a suit in November seeking to force the Pentagon to end the ban.
The decision, expected to be formally announced later, would give the individual military services until 2016 to seek an exemption if they believe any jobs should remain closed to women, a senior defense official said. It was unclear when the change would go into effect.
"This policy change will initiate a process whereby the services will develop a plan to implement this decision, which was made by the secretary of defense upon recommendation of the Joint Chiefs of Staff," the official said.
The decision overturns a 1994 policy that prevents women from serving in small, front-line combat units.
It comes nearly a year after the Pentagon unveiled a policy that opened 14,000 new jobs to women, but continued to prohibit them from serving in infantry, armor and special operations units whose main function was to engage in front-line combat.
"If they want to become infantry, or tank duty, that's a full-time day-in, day-out training. That's all you do," Young said.
Asked last year why women who had served in Iraq and Afghanistan conducting security details and house-to-house searches were still being formally barred from combat positions, Pentagon officials said the services wanted to see how they performed in the new positions before opening up further.
About 2 percent of U.S. deaths in Iraq and Afghanistan have been women. Some 280,000 women have been deployed to the war zones over the past decade, about 12 percent of the U.S. total.
Defense officials noted that 10 years of combat had made it clear that some of the military's gender-based restrictions were obsolete because the battlefields faced by U.S. troops in Iraq and Afghanistan had no clear front lines and no obvious ways to limit exposure to the fighting.
"This policy has become irrelevant given the modern battle space with its nonlinear boundaries," the Defense Department said in a report to Congress.
More than 200,000 women serve as active-duty members of the military, including more than 37,000 officers.
New Hampshire Union Leader Staff Writer Doug Alden contributed to this report.
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(01-14) 04:00 PST Washington – — Steven Chu, President-elect Barack Obama's choice to lead the Energy Department, is known for his scientific prowess as a Nobel laureate physicist and director of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. . . . .
He appealed to Democrats on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee with a pledge to forcefully advocate for Obama's plans to FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE . . .
Any reduction will have almost zero affect on global warming. If you are a true believer of the global warming due to humans (which is false, but let's assume here it is true), then you would know that we would need almost a 100% world-wide stop to carbon emissions in order to stop further global warming. Reductions are just not going to cut it, especially when the rest of the world and China, Russia, and India particulary, are growing emissions at ridiculous rates.
Cap and trade will only increase the cost of energy for the consumer and will do nothing for global warming.
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OMG- What's with the picture for this story? Is that a mask made of leather? Dude needs more than satisfaction.
"get real": I don't think the people who put together this plan were "true believers" in climate change.
There are people who see evidence from our best climate models and data strongly suggesting that we take action now to reduce the future impact of climate change, and then there are people for whom ideology trumps evidence. Which one are you?
What if it had not been found and promoted by independent scientists and then picked up by environmentalists? What if it had FIRST been discovered by scientists working for big industry? Would you still be as skeptical?
I suppose the problem cannot be tackled without admitting to a small flaw in your ideology, and that's why "true believers" in your ideology will never recognize the reality, regardless of the evidence.
Got Real,
I am not a scientist, but how can you call "data" from "our best climate models" evidence? And to pretend that the climate change culture is ideology free? C'mon.
You think Mick looks bad check out the front page of the Drudge Report today, they have Mr. Global Warming Henry "The Troll" Waxman on the front page. If I was that ugly I'd hate capitalism too!
To got real:
You really have no understanding of the issues.
The "scientists" that say global warming is man-made, also say that global warming is not reversable for centuries due to all of the man-made CO2 in the atmosphere. Totally ridiculous, but you cannot choose to believe in only part of their "findings" that global warming is man-made.
The fact is that if you susbscribe to the notion that global warming is caused by man, then the only cure is an immediate stop to all greenhouse gas emissions by man. Anything else will result in more irreversable global warming. A reduction will do nothing, especially when the rest of the world is INCREASING. What don't you understand?
Uhh, "Get Real," have you checked out overall CO2 flows lately. Nature is picking up about half the "toxic" CO2s coming from fossil fuels and Mother Nature is getting really tired cleaning up after us.
What DO you understand?
Climate models and data are both forms of evidence. Rational people who have studied the evidence have come to similar conclusions — even those who are ideologically opposed to this type of government action.
Get Real says that if global warming is caused by man then "the only cure is an immediate stop to all greenhouse gas emissions by man". This should demonstrate how little "get real" knows about the climate models. Real scientists have been discussing climate models with an eye on global warming for decades. The impact of humans on the carbon cycle is not a simple equation. If we were to include all terms of it, we would have to include… oh wait, I forgot… this isn't a debate about the science; it's a debate about policy and economics. The climate science is pretty much done. The questions now are economic ones, but a few crackpots are still stuck in the past and wanting to debate the science without any understanding of it….
There are still crackpots debating whether the world is round. Luckily, we don't have to argue policy with them too often.
Evidence – noun, that which proves or disproves something, data documenting observed phenomena or objects, records, or tailored projections from unaudited computer models.
Idiomatic use: "There are people who see evidence from our best climate models . . ."
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Hi, Newspeak. I'm not talking about climate models but rather measurements made by the NOAA CO2 observatory in Hawaii beginning in 1958 and continuing to now. They present CO2 flow measurement data on their web site in a form simple enough for me to think I understand it.
Also, In the last month or so, global temperature observation data taken since 1880 (when repeatable temperature measurements became possible worldwide) to the present was analyzed to see if the elevated temperatures observed since 1990 could be a statistical quirk. Odds against a coincidence came out to be slightly over 10,000 to 1.
I don't think anyone has it exactly right, nor do they have to. Close enough is good enough.
What part of emergency don't you understand?
Got Real – You're real entertaining, that's for sure. Thanks for helping me read to the end! Try Speaker's Corner in Hyde Park. I think you belong there.
Correlation – noun, a coincidence construed as a cause.
Idiomatic use: "Odds against a coincidence came out to be slightly over 10,000 to 1."
This debate has degenerated into a "is so/is not" discussion like we had as kids. Instead of focusing on whether man's activities have a role in climate change, which can't be proven and on which we'll never get agreement, let's focus on what we might do if we can agree that the climate is changing – it almost doesn't matter if it's a change that's part of a short-term or long-term cycle.
Instead, what's the best way to spend the money? Trillions on carbon controls? How about working with economists (a la Lomborg and the Copenhagen Consensus '04 recommendations) to develop the highest return projects?
Sorry Mr. Holm, it's not enough to yell "emergency" and shut down the debate – that hasn't worked very well with the TARP so far. We have a long way to go. Close enough is not good enough when we're talking about devoting resources that can make a difference in people's lives now.
Everyone can agree that the climate is changin (it always is changing). The recent trend is going warmer.
However, none of this has been proven to be attributable to man.
Futher, even if you do believe that global warming is attributable to man, then, according to the research that you believe, there is no way to undo the damage and no way to stop global warming for centuries (and that assumes that we stop ALL emissions right now).
Hope this helps.
P.S. "got real": your posts show how ignorant you really are on the subject.
The US now has the right person in Hillary Clinton to put forward the US Climate Change plans to the world,different story with Bush Administration has been reluctant to endorse.
Are you a grade-schooler or just challenged? In her role as Secretary of State, she will essentially have ZERO time to devote to environmental issues. She will have to spend ALL her time on wars, conflicts, disarmament, Darfur, etc. etc. etc.
Should we see the glass half-full or half-empty?
Please be more considerate of the pictures you use, WSJ. Seeing THAT picture of Mick Jagger after I just woke up is a big shock.
re: Get Real,
Are you an Ideologue?
Since you NEVER say anything about climate science, other than you "disagree" with it.
As if reality is merely a matter of opinion.
If you disagree with the science, then tell us about the science.
But saying that you disagree with the science, because you don't like the political implications isn't rational argument.
Okay I'll do anything you say. Take the money, just don't scare me with these nightmare pictures again.
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You mean like this?
Or this?
Seriously though.
There is no Scientific Institution on the Planet(!), that says that manmade actions aren't a primary cause of the warming trend of the past 4 decades. (And I'd be very surprised if you could find even one that says otherwise)
Now let's compare that burden of proof to the Bank Bailout / the Iraq War.
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According to Luis Scola's publicist in Argentina, Scola will soon be a Indiana Pacer.
Scola's Publicist Juan Sebastia announced on Twitter that a trade which would send Scola to the Pacers will be officially announced on Saturday.
While many rumors state that Pacers' gunner Danny Granger would be involved in the trade, those rumors are likely inaccurate. According to ESPN.com, the Suns will likely receive swingman Gerald Green and future draft considerations in-exchange for Scola; Scola may not be the only Suns player involved in the deal however only Scola is the only Suns player that's been mentioned in the rumors.
Obviously the Pacers are attempting to strengthen their team as much as they can for the purpose of closing the gap between themselves and the eastern conference elites such as the Miami Heat, and the Chicago Bulls.
On the flip-side while the Pacers are trying to strengthen their team, the Suns are clearly attempting to secure more assets as well as opening up more playing time for their young forwards (IE. the Morris twins).
The Pacers have shown interest in Scola since his days in Houston, however since Scola was an amnesty claim last off-season he wasn't eligible to be traded until this summer.
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From her childhood in the Jim Crow South to her ascent as a Pulitzer Prize winning novelist, Alice Walker has been on a journey to see things as they really are. COLLEEN MORTON BUSCH explores Walkers life, work, and spiritual path.
If The Color Purple is a Buddha book thats not Buddhismas author Alice Walker once described her Pulitzer Prize winning novelWalkers own spirituality might be called a Buddha path thats not Buddhist. Walker has long been a meditator, and she credits Pema Chödröns teachings on awakening compassion with helping to open her heart, again and again. But Walker doesnt consider herself Buddhist. She draws on many spiritual teachings and pledges allegiance to none.
As an author and activist, she is known for searing portraits of difficult subjects, but when I meet her on a warm afternoon in Berkeley, California, she radiates a quiet wonder and steadfast appreciation for the unadorned bounty of the Earth, including the red Russian kale leaf that seems to grow bigger by the minute in the planter bed in her garden. The one that looked as big as my hand last night is almost twice as big as my hand now, she says. Thats what I like to watch.
Walker greets me just inside the garden gate at her home, wearing a soft, loose-fitting, blue linen outfit, her hair short and smoky gray. She leads me briskly through the sun-drenched garden to the living room, past a bench lined with copies of her latest books, and settles on her sofa, legs outstretched.
Walker is not one to stay within prescribed lines or to heed perceived limitations, whether in her spiritual path, her art, or her life. She has loved and partnered with men and women.
Shes a poet, novelist, essayist, and blogger whose writing has garnered both lavish praise and stinging criticism. Shes an activist, seeker, and meditator though for Walker meditation comes in as many varieties and uses as the kale she blends into breakfast smoothies or sautés for supper.
This year, Walker celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of her Pulitzer Prize (and National Book Award) for The Color Purple and the release of Beauty in Truth, a documentary about her life that premiered in London to sold-out crowds. She has published more than thirty books, most recently poetry (The World Will Follow Joy) and journal-like essays (The Cushion in the Road: Meditation and Wandering as the Whole World Awakens to Being in Harms Way). Early next year, she will turn seventy.
Pratibha Parmar, the director of Beauty in Truth, felt transported safely across the threshold of another world full of possibilities the first time she read Walker. The book was In Search of Our Mothers Gardens. And what is a garden if not a world of possibility? Walker loves to plant seeds and see what grows, just as her mother did before her. Hers was a literal garden, she says, but my garden is basically everything.
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Walker was born in a community named for its church: Wards Chapel, Georgia, just outside of Eatonton. As a child, she could often be found behind a book or rambling outdoors. Sipping tea from a plain white mug, she tells me that her family accepted her love for solitude and nature, though they experienced it at times as distancing or just plain spaciness. When you grow up in a small house with many people in it, the interior space, if youre fortunate, becomes very spacious. In my case, it did.
Walkers parents, Minnie Lou and Willie Lee Walker, were sharecroppers, with numerous mouths to feed and not much money to spare. Minnie Lou would return from a long day of For Walker, joy comes from gathering pine cones and twigs to make a fire, or from the blooms on the rosebush in her garden common, everyday miracles.
laboring on someone elses land to tend her beloved flower beds. The family belonged to the African Methodist Episcopal church and were, as Walker puts it, deeply Christian. They really believed in the teachings of Jesus. Whereas Walkers siblings were made to attend services on Sundays, by the time she reached her teenage yearsthe last of eight children her parents lacked the energy for enforcement. Walker fell away from the church and its gospel, drawn to the inspiration she discovered right outside her front door. She watched storms and the wind that carried them. She observed her mothers garden bloom and fade. She strolled through the forest. It was like walking meditation but without any trappings, she says. You were just there in the middle of a miracle, aware that everything was not only connected to you but coming through you.
Walker wrote from an early age exploring what she calls the foreign territory inside the self scribbling in the margins of catalogs. But the pivotal moment of her childhood, the one that made her a writer dedicated to truthful depiction of the world around her, was an accident she didnt speak or write about for years. She was eight years old, playing cowboys and Indians, when one of her brothers shot a BB gun and pierced her right eye. The pain was excruciating, the scar tissue disfiguring. It took the family a week after the injury to gather enough money for a doctor. He said right in front of me and my parents If one eye is blind, the other will become blind, Walker remembers. It sparked in me a real desire to see before I could not see. While she eventually had surgery to remove the scar tissue, Walker never recovered the vision in her right eye. That in itself has been a discipline. To see clearly, to affirm what is actually happening as opposed to what you may be told is happening.
In 1961, Walker enrolled at Spelman College in Atlanta. Boarding the bus to college, Walker sat in front, and when a white woman complained, the driver ordered her to move to the back. Walker knew then she would join the struggle for freedom, and as the civil rights movement grew, the aspiring young writer and activist began to feel stifled at Spelman. After a favorite professor historian-activist Howard Zinn was fired, presumably for his progressive views, she transferred in 1964 to Sarah Lawrence College in New York State on a full scholarship. There, Walker studied with the poet Murial Rukeyser, who was so impressed by the poems her student pushed under her door that she forwarded Walkers work to her own agent. The poems were eventually published in Walkers first book, Once. Another pivotal moment came on Walkers second day on campus. Browsing the bookstore, she discovered a Zen poem:
Sitting quietly,
doing nothing,
spring comes,
and the grass grows by itself.
It was a moment of recognition, of connection to her experience of nature as a child. It was all right there, says Walker, a consciousness-raising in language so simple and direct. In those few lines, you get the information and the wisdom that things are moving in their own way.
Planting Seeds
Each chair around Walkers large dining table is a different color bright hues of green, orange, and yellow. Artwork fills the room: a painting of Billie Holiday by an artist in Amsterdam and a wooden sculpture inspired by Walkers novel The Temple of My Familiar. Theres a packed bookshelf in an adjacent room. The house feels lived in, cared for.
Just as we begin to discuss Walkers early career her civil rights work, marriage and motherhood, and ascent as a celebrated writer theres a burst of barking from the front of the house. Theres my little Yorkie! says Walker. But instead a medium-sized dog named Ziggy who belongs to a friend pads into the room and then disappears, followed by a tan-and-white mixed breed named Miles who plunks down next to Walker between the sofa and the coffee table.
In 1966, Walker received her diploma from Sarah Lawrence and packed her bags for Mississippi. Shed accepted a job with the NAACP in one of the toughest environments in the Jim Crow South. Her first assignment was to interview black sharecroppers evicted from their homes for attempting to register to vote. There, Walker met Melvyn Leventhal, a Jewish lawyer working for the civil rights movement, and they fell in love. Years of both fruition and heartbreak followed.
Walker and her husbands work in Mississippi not to mention their union was dangerous. They were menaced by racist taunts, threatening phone calls, and hostile letters. Despite the obstacles, the couple married and had a daughter, Rebecca. In 1970, Walker published her first novel, The Third Life of Grange Copeland, about the depredations of a sharecropping family in Georgia, followed by collections of poems and stories. But the racist atmosphere in Mississippi took a toll on Walker, and by 1974, she wanted out. She moved to New York City, became an editor at Ms. Magazine and a teacher at Wellesley. In 1976, she divorced Leventhal, whom she still loved. Mississippi, with all its hatreds and hardships, had worn them out, writes Walkers biographer, Evelyn C. White.
Walkers star was rising as a writer, but not without some clouds. After the dissolution of her marriage, caught between motherhood and her dedication to the solitary craft of writing, Walker struggled with depression. I have my despairs, she tells me. Despair happens. But I have a faith in my own ability to speak on it, whatever the disaster is, whatever seems to call for consciousness. Poetry had often rescued Walker from dark spells after calamity the eye injury, an abortion during college. This time, in addition to pouring herself into her writing, Walker turned to meditation. She wasnt immediately encouraged when she first sat down on her cushion. But she stuck with it and eventually noticed she felt less agitated, more willing to open to her own suffering.
In 1978, Walker moved to the San Francisco Bay Area. She wanted to leave New York, and she felt a need to go to the countryside, where her characters wanted to be the ones helping Walker tell their story in the soon-to-be prize-winning novel The Color Purple. The move was a watershed in Walkers journey as a writer. In 1983, she became the first African American woman to receive the Pulitzer for fiction, the famous author of a book people love or hate or love to hate, even those whove never read it, a book that has been praised, blamed, banned from classrooms, made into an Oscar-nominated movie, and staged in a Broadway play.
I asked Walker how she feels now about the novel that is so inseparable from her name. Though she rarely goes back to the book herself, she says shes grateful for the enduring relevance of a story about God and what your idea of God is and how you have to get rid of the God that has been forced on you, the deaf, blind one who hates you.
Walker was surprised by The Color Purples reception both the accolades and the demonization from those who felt the themes of rape, incest, and love between women were prurient or traitorous and demeaning to black men. Feeling attacked, ostracized, and often misrepresented by what was written about her in the wake of the books success, Walker learned to trust her own compass. The way people speak about you is always a reflection of who and where they are, she says, quoting Pema Chödrön, one of her teachers. Despite the painful backlash, Walker kept writing. She also founded her own publishing company. Our suffering can bear spiritual fruit, she says now, adding, Otherwise, Im not sure we need it.
In the early days of her meditation practice, Walker had a disciplined daily routine. Shed sit and then shed write. But she doesnt meditate every day anymore. Sitting meditation is great, and Im not knocking it, but I think that state is meant to be integrated, she says. Thats where you can live.
Now, Walker only writes when something is writing itself inside her. Writing can be an affliction, she knows. When shes involved in the world of her characters, trying to see six or eight people through various life passages, theres not enough of me to also be present to the people I live with.
Walker begins to reflect on what life has brought her when her Yorkshire terrier races into the room. He hurls himself onto Walkers lap, whirls in circles, wiggles on his back, then hurdles the cushions to stand alert on the back edge of the sofa close-cropped grooming making his ears appear huge. Hi Charlie! Mama missed you! Walker coos, then resumes her train of thought: Ive had many loves, family. Thats life it always gives you just what you dont expect.
Like a public rift with your only child. Rebecca Walker also a writer has openly aired complaints about the mothering she received, and mother and daughter have not spoken in several years. In our interview, just a few days after Mothers Day, Walker praises her own mothers dedication and resourcefulness but doesnt volunteer details of her troubled relationship with Rebecca. Walker is first a poet, and these resonant lines from Despair Is the Ground Bounced Back From in her new collection point to the hurt:
When the best mothering
you can muster
is kicked to the curb
with a sneer
there is something
to be gained
to be learned
to be
even in this pit.
In an email exchange later, Walker acknowledges the pain of the estrangement, but she doesnt dwell there. I was turned back to a deeper understanding of what motherhood has meant in traditional African American communities: taking care of, mothering, all the children within reach. This does not make up for losing my only daughter to forces I dont yet understand, but it does redirect me to something useful, I believe, to the lives of the inheritors of our planet: its children.
Twenty-five years after she and Leventhal split, Walker published a book of stories written from the ruins of her marriage, The Way Forward Is with a Broken Heart. As it was with her divorce and the blind eye, so it may be with her daughter: it can take time to uncover what the something is to be learned from such a sharp, unexpected, and intimate pain and to wish to speak of it.
Watching What Grows
A lifelong activist, Walker still speaks out regularly on issues that matter to herPalestine, Cuba, drone warfare, war in general. When I ask if she is encouraged by the Obama presidency, she says shes not encouraged by the political system but is inspired that the American people put Barack Obama and his family in the White House. I love seeing them there, especially given the history of the White House as a slave-built mansion. That taught us what we can do.
Walkers political positions are often uncompromising, but she approaches her activist work like a seasoned meditator, neither wholly optimistic nor solely pessimistic. She is committed to making an effort without being attached to results and knows that transformation must begin close to home. Though we may want to start over there with those poor people, says Walker, we always have to start with our poor selves. To nurture her meditation practice over the years, Walker has mostly chosen a sangha of her own creation. For ten years, Vipassana teacher and author Jack Kornfield came to Walkers home in Berkeley to teach her and a dozen other women, because, she says, Its not comfortable in some of the very white Buddhist settings. People bring their whiteness in a really unconscious, oppressive way.
Kornfield would give talks, or the women would. In a sangha that wasnt tied to a traditional Buddhist structure, the mutuality of learning was understood and readily embraced. At Emory University, which is home to the Alice Walker Literary Society and her archives, Walker has sat beside the Dalai Lama onstage, discussing spirituality and creativity. Shes traveled to India, Japan, Burma, Congo, Cuba, Palestine, South Africa, and Rwanda and written about the spirit in these places, which, she says, knows how to dance in the face of disaster and will never be crushed. So when I ask Walker if a transformation is necessarysome consciousness-raising on the part of Buddhist practitioners to cultivate real diversity
and liberationIm not surprised at her reply.
It really isnt about just what your color is, Walker says. Think of all the people who showed up to listen to the Buddha, all the people who showed up to hear the words of Jesus. They are attracted to a certain spirit, which is often lacking in places where people profess to be about spirit. History was designed to make people feel they dont have a connection to other people when they dont look the same. But racism is not an affliction forever you can actually work on it.
She calls this deep-trench activity. Its the work Walker has long been dedicated to, as a storyteller, poet, and activistto heal ourselves and to heal our ancestors. For Walker, healing the self has meant acceptance and letting go. I am just this being. Im a me, she says. Whatever I create comes naturally from this being. Some people dont like mangos, for instance. Youre free to not like mangos, to not like me. But thats what this tree produces. She goes on to say that her responsibility is only to create. After shes done her part, its others responsibility to take, use, or discard what shes created.
Healing our ancestors, Walker believes, requires that we encounter them inside ourselves and understand the connections between who we are today and who they were then. If there are people back there who need working with, now is your chance, she says. You wont have another chance outside of meditation to do the deep work of understanding how you got to be in whatever weirdness you are in.
The aim of deep-trench activity is not necessarily to forgive. It may in fact be more difficult and far-reaching than mere forgiveness. Whether your ancestor was an indentured servant, beaten and hungry, or the holder of the whip, buying the title to anothers life, Walker says you have to become this demon and learn to love them. To tear down the walls of segregation, you have to start with the segregation in the heart.
It seems impossible that desire
can sometimes transform into devotion;
but this has happened.
And that is how Ive survived:
how the hole
I carefully tended
in the garden of my heart
grew a heart
to fill it.
Those are the closing lines from Desire, one of the most moving poems in Walkers new collection, The World Will Follow Joy.
Joy is one of Walkers favorite words, as is useful. Joy can come from gathering pine cones and twigs and scrolls of eucalyptus bark to make a fire, or from beholding the blooms on the rosebush in her garden common, everyday miracles. Joy is everywhere, closer to you than disasters usually, says Walker. And joy can be put to good use. Its the foundation for gratitude. Its what fills the hole in the garden of the heart.
Charlie the Yorkshire terrier, who is not much bigger than a Coulter pine cone, has been curled at Walkers feet as we talk, but as I stand to leave, he revives, barking, growling, weaving circles of protest around me.
He doesnt like people to leave, Walker explains, scooping him up.
Walker recognizes that someday shell be an ancestor herself, but she has no plans to leave soon a relative of hers lived to be 125, so seventy isnt intimidating. I want to be a useful ancestor, she tells me. If I were a tree, Id be fruiting and theyd eat up the fruit, spitting out the seeds, and more trees would come up from those seeds.
Colleen Morton Busch is the author of Fire Monks: Zen Mind Meets Wildfire. She has worked as a college instructor in New Orleans and Beijing and as a senior editor of Yoga Journal. Photo(s) by Andrea Roth.


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Good morning!
Karman and I are back from the Dinah in Palm Springs, and I'm ready to get on top of this brew. Thanks so much to Heather Hogan for taking the reins while we were out "working" in the desert. (It's a rough job, you guys.) We'll have a post with pictures, videos and other insights from our trip later today.
DJ Tracy Young went on a radio show to discuss her relationship with Kim Zolciak, among other things. There's a little photo montage with the interview clip below.
In short, Tracy says their relationship changes every day. "It depends how much wine is in the solo cup." As of the interview day, they aren't speaking, but they did have "a connection for four months." There's a lot of "connection" talk between the two of them in every story. Let's just put it all out there: Connect = had sexual relations.
Is it possible to be a fan of Kim Kardashian? If so, and you happen to follow her on Twitter, you might have gotten excited when she Tweeted this the other day.
It was Nicole Richie playing games with your heart, I'm sorry to say. But Kim did leave it up, so read into that what you will.
Check out the very lesbian-friendly trailer for the new film 126.96.36.199.. It reminds me of D.E.B.S. for an older crowd — not that lesbians of all ages didn't enjoy D.E.B.S., just that this is a little more age appropriate. Read: Rated R.
Home and Away's Esther Anderson talked to Yahoo about her role on the Aussie soap opera as the bisexual EMT Charlie. She answered questions from fans, including this one:
Hi Esther, who do you think would be better for Charlie: Joey or Angelo? As a gay girl I'm hugely disappointed that the show hasn't continued Charlie's sexuality storyline. Do you think Charlie will ever be involved with a woman again?
Esther's response:
To be perfectly honest I was also a little disappointed that that storyline was so short-lived. It would have been great if Kate Bell could have come back. Like any relationship on the show, breaking up creates drama so that's usually what happens at some point. I would love to see that other side of her sexuality either explored again or at least know that it's still a part of her, I think it's very important. Joey or Angelo? At the time of Joey and Charlie's break up I would have said Joey for sure! Angelo wasn't even in on the radar, but now Angelo and Charlie have a lot of history, and have been through a lot together. It would be so hard for her to decide! I would like to see how it would have worked out for Charlie and Joey though. It would have been really interesting for me as an actor to explore a gay relationship further.
I don't like the sound of this Angelo person, but that's just me. Let's not lose hope, as it is a soap opera after all. Angelo can turn out to be Angela, who was afraid to express her love for Charlie because they were long-lost pen pals or third removed step-cousins related by marriage vs. blood.
Anna Friel is an inspiration for her "lesbian snog" on Brookside a few years back. Coronation Street star Sacha Parkinson told The Sun that Anna was her idol for her own current gay storyline.
The rest of the interview is about Sacha's boyfriend's reaction and how she was surprised by how soft her partner Brooke Vincent's lips were. I feel like I've read this story a million times already, just a merry-go-round of straight actresses in their place.
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- Genre: Action Fighting 2D
- Release Date: Nov 20, 2005
- ESRB: Everyone 10+
How to defeat Ultimate Goku (Maximum mode boss)
I always use Broly, Gotenks (Super 3) and Bardock. First right after it says "Fight!" use Bardock to charge your energy. Then get beat up until you reach red health. Then use your Ultimate K.O. attack. It doesn't K.O. the enemy, but switch to Gotenks (Super 3) and ues Bardock if your energy is under 50%. Then Keep attacking Goku until he dies and ta-da! You finally beat him.
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League of Legends eSports isn't just a showcase of elite hobbyists anymore – this is the most popular video game in the world and these are the very best players – professionals. Their profession requires them to be at the top of their game on every patch, in every tournament, online or not. Their livelihood depends on their ability to ignore all else – if they don't, someone else is, and they'll fall behind. Period.
But many fans and even players don't understand that being a pro gamer is about more than just winning (gasp). An organization can scrape by for months, even years, if their team has the personality (or good PR) to attract fans and sponsors, regardless of performance. It's not the preferred route - wins make guaranteed money, wins guarantee fans, wins directly result in hype. Hype is a fluctuating resource, the players and organizations that continue to find success in eSports are not just the winners, but the teams that properly attract fans and sponsors – via hype.
A recent example in LoL eSports news is Quantic Gaming. The Season 3 North American powerhouse, Cloud 9, was originally Quantic Gaming's team. When TSM's manager Jack proceeded to buy C9, Quantic fell off most people's eSports radar. This week, they've been talked about on Twitter and Reddit as much as any Worlds-bound team. What changed?
Wednesday it was announced Quantic picked up a team of five veteran, arguably-struggling Korean players - Locodoco, Woong and 3 ex-members of MIG Blitz. With their fancy new eSports visas in hand and several secret months of practice in Korea under their belt, they moved to North America to potentially qualify for one of the four remaining LCS promotion spots.
Locodoco would like you to know he's still swaggin'
While (silly) arguments questioned the legality/ethicality of the move, the hype was undoubtedly overflowing. By the time Quantic faced NA LCS Summer 7th place Team Coast in the ggLA 5 challenger tournament (within 48 hours of the breaking news), everyone was watching. In fact, Quantic's NA accounts were so new, they played the tournament with 4 level 21 accounts and limited champion selection. It was a genius win/win PR move on their part, even if it was unintentional. Win, and you've beaten an American LCS team with a massive handicap, lose, and the hit to the hype-meter will be mitigated by all the "what-if"s.
(SPOILERS!) As it turned out, Quantic was swept by both LCS teams Team Coast and Velocity, eliminating the Korean gents from the tournament – not the best first impression. But the "what-ifs" have begun and a couple classy tweets from Locodoco can still make it a net-positive, from a brand perspective.
Now, it's a storyline. Throughout the (long and painful) offseason, we eSports fanatics will sit down to watch Quantic in every challenger match they play, to see how the story develops. Quantic Gaming is back on the radar, and that means potential fans, sponsors – and a pool of influence with which to find subs, replacement and analysts if the need arises. Now it's up to Locodoco and the rest of the boys to live up to all the talk, if they want to continue being professionals. There can be droughts, those droughts can even be long, but the wins must come eventually.
I'll end this post with a little thought exercise – how many amateur teams could find their way into a major (for NA standards) challenger tournament to play against LCS teams with four non-ranked, non-30 players (Locodoco has a Gold 5 NA account), two days after their roster is debuted publicly? That's good hype management.


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Hi, I'm Thymine/Grace.
I draw & stuff.
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This SWIMMER 3DS case is pixelated, but idk how I I feel about it… I think the bunny is wearing a vest too.
Wearing a vest? Really? It's clearly an Alice in wonderland case with the white rabbit wearing his waist coat and pocket...