text: August 10, 2011 Table of Contents Does Your Billing/Coding Department Know Our Mailing Address? .................................................... 2 The New Mexico Medicaid Electronic Health Record Incentive Program Is Here! ................................ 2 Attention Tab Run Users! ......................................................................................................................... 3 Anesthesia Denials.................................................................................................................................... 3 Critical Incidents ....................................................................................................................................... 4 New Electronic Claim Formats Required on January 1, 2012 ................................................................. 4 Timely Filing Limits ................................................................................................................................. 5 Exceptions to the filing limit ................................................................................................................ 5 Re-filing Claims and Submitting Adjustments ..................................................................................... 6 Helpful Hints ........................................................................................................................................ 6 Submitting After a Recoupment ............................................................................................................... 6 Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) Service Providers ............................................................................ 7 Attention Providers! Have you read the supplement? .............................................................................. 7 Remittance Advices Online ...................................................................................................................... 7 Contact Information .................................................................................................................................. 7 1 Does Your Billing/Coding Department Know Our Mailing Address? ACS – Claims PO Box 26500 Albuquerque, NM 87125 You have changed the address in your records… But does your Billing/Coding Department have the address? Could they still be using an old address in their computer, address files, rolodex? Also, be sure to update any training, communication or reference manuals they use. The New Mexico Medicaid Electronic Health Record Incentive Program Is Here! The New Mexico Medicaid Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Program was established by the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Act of the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009. The program provides financial incentives to health care professionals and hospitals for the adoption and meaningful use of electronic health records. New Mexico has launched its EHR incentive program Monday, August 1, 2011. The final rule governing this program was released July 13, 2010. It establishes parameters and requirements for the Medicaid EHR incentive program under the HITECH Act. The final rule can be viewed at http://www.cms.gov/ehrincentiveprograms/. There are important steps you can take prior to the launch of the New Mexico Medicaid EHR Incentive Program. Please visit the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) website at http://www.cms.gov/ehrincentiveprograms/ to complete your CMS registration which is a prerequisite for enrollment into the New Mexico Medicaid EHR program. For Medicaid EHR Incentive Program information and updates, please visit the New Mexico provider outreach page at http://nm.arraincentive.com. 2 Attention Tab Run Users! Recently, you were notified that beginning in May, Paid claims reports (a.k.a Tab Runs) used to complete Annual Cost Reports would be posted to the NM Medicaid website for all hospitals, residential treatment providers, FQHCs, hospice providers, rural clinical, and hospital based rural clinics. This notification is to inform you that at this time, not all of the providers noted above are in full production. Hospital providers should continue to request tab run reports from the State Medical Assistance Division. While hospitals may see reports on the portal, they should still continue to use the reports provided by the Department. On request tab runs should continue to be requested through ACS. Information pertaining to the next phases will be forthcoming as it becomes available. Anesthesia Denials A problem related to the calculation of anesthesia time units has resulted in incorrect payment to anesthesia service providers. We are aware of the issues and are actively pursuing solutions to correct them. We understand and apologize for the challenges but will reprocess the claims on your behalf via a mass adjustment. If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to submit them to firstname.lastname@example.com for assistance. 3 Critical Incidents As directed in a letter from Aging and Long Term Services Department (ALTSD) to CoLTS providers, dated June 16, 2011, all CoLTS CRITICAL INCIDENTs (CoLTS C, PCO, Mi Via) must be reported to the consumer's Managed Care Organization, Adult Protective Services (abuse, neglect and exploitation) and HSD/MAD, at this fax number (505) 827-3195. Detailed Incident Report documentation is essential to collecting accurate data when a Death is reported. Each time a Death is reported, the Incident Report form must be completed and include the following information: Expected (natural) or unexpected Death. Where was the consumer at the time of Death? List the location of the consumer at the time of Death (at home, in the hospital, nursing facility, etc). What natural supports are available to the consumer? (consumer alone, no natural supports available to this consumer at the time of Death or consumer has no natural support system, found by family member or caregiver). Please include details related to the consumer cause of Death. Was the consumer Death the result of a chronic illness, sudden illness, car accident, etc. Whenever possible include a diagnosis that caused the consumer's Death. Thank you for your cooperation! If you have questions related to Incident Reporting, please call Ellen Maestas-Waller, HSD/MAD/Quality Assurance Bureau at (505) 827-1305. New Electronic Claim Formats Required on January 1, 2012 ACS, your New Mexico Medicaid Fiscal Agent, has been tasked with testing electronic claims submissions for the transition from 4010A to 5010 standards. What does this mean for you? The vast majority of Medicaid providers submit claims via a billing agent or a clearing house. Billing agents and clearing houses must use the new 5010 formats, so Medicaid providers should verify with these entities their preparation and readiness for 5010 transactions. Below is a check list to assist you with your inquiries to your billing agent or clearing house: Will you be upgrading your systems for the new 5010 standards? When will upgrades be completed? When will testing for the new upgrades be conducted? Will your system support concurrent 4010A and 5010 submissions? Will we need to re-enroll to file 5010 transactions? Are there any new charges for 5010 transactions? Entities must be 5010 ready by January 1, 2012. If you would like your billing agent or clearing house to assist with testing, please feel to have them send an e-mail to email@example.com along with their contact information and 5010 readiness date. Please keep a look out for future 5010 communications. 4 Timely Filing Limits Effective September 1, 2010, the timely filing limit for Medicaid fee for service and Children's Medical Services claims changed to: 90-days from the date of service for all providers except for schools and Indian Health Service and PL-638 tribally operated providers. Any outstanding claims for which a provider wishes the current limits to apply rather than the new 90 day limit must be received by ACS prior to September 1, 2010. For a claim which met the initial filing period, but was denied, partially denied, or requires an adjustment, there is an additional one-time 90-day grace period counted from the date of payment or denial, during which the claim can be re-filed or an adjustment submitted to ACS. It is to the provider's advantage to resubmit a claim, if necessary, within the initial 90-day filing period in order to have the greatest amount of time in which to re-file or submit an adjustment during the 90- day grace period if another re-filing or adjustment is necessary. The claim may be re-filed during the 90-day grace period as many times as necessary, but claims filed after the 90 day grace period will be denied. Exceptions to the filing limit When other primary payers have denied or made payment on a claim, the filing limit of 90-days is counted from the date of payment or denial by the other party, but not to exceed 210 days from the date of service. A provider should file claims in sufficient time with other payers to allow submission in time to meet the Medicaid 210 day limit. When the recipient has retroactive eligibility, the initial filing limit is 120 days from the date the eligibility was added to the ACS eligibility file and was therefore available to providers. When the provider was not originally enrolled as a MAD provider on the date of service, the filing limit of 90-days is counted from the date the provider was notified of the enrollment, but must not exceed 210 days from the date of service. A provider should submit a provider participation agreement in sufficient time to allow processing and still meet the Medicaid 210 day limit for submitting the claim. When a claim previously paid by a Medicaid managed care organization is recouped from a provider due to retroactive disenrollment of the recipient from the managed care organization, the filing limit of 90-days is counted from the date of the managed care organization's notice or recoupment from the provider. For schools, the filing limits are 120 days for the initial filing period and 120 days for the grace period (rather than 90 days). For IHS and tribal 638 compact facilities, the filing limit is 2 years from the date of service with no additional grace period. 5 Re-filing Claims and Submitting Adjustments When resubmitting a claim or requesting an adjustment on a claim that is past the 90 day filing limit but originally met the filing limit, the "TCN" number which appears on the remittance advice (RA) will be used by ACS to evaluate the claim. The provider must supply that TCN number in order for ACS to be able to evaluate the claim. CMS 1500 form: Put the TCN in block 22 on the paper form. Leave the "Code" blank, and put the TCN in the "Original Reference No." field. UB Form: Put the TCN in Form Locator 64 "Document Control Number" (DCN) matching the appropriate payer line, using a paper form. Dental Claim Form: Put the TCN on the left side in box 35 "Remarks". Helpful Hints There are two filing limits to meet - the initial filing limit and the grace period limit. Continuing to refile a claim does not continue to extend the filing limit. So it is to the provider's advantage to file or request an adjustment on the most recently filed claim that met the original filing limit. When requesting an adjustment on an adjusted claim, use the TCN of the final payment or denial, not the credit record which has a negative amount on the RA. The filing limit does not apply when the provider is returning an overpayment to the Medicaid program. Submitting After a Recoupment If you're submitting a claim due to retro-active disenrollment from a SALUD, CoLTS, or SCI, please follow the steps below for the appropriate situation. Claims within 2 years from date of service Please follow the normal claims submission process and attach the recoupment EOB. Claims 2 years or more from date of service Submit claims to Attn: ACS Appeals Include cover letter stating the issue Attach EOB of recoupment to each claim Claims must be submitted within 90 days from the date of the recoupment! 6 Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) Service Providers You have probably noticed that ACS has adjusted claims for dates of service 01/01/2009 through 06/30/2010. The reason for claims adjustments is related to the implementation of a change in the method that Medical Assistance Division (MAD) reimburses for ASC services. MAD changed from a grouper method of reimbursement to a fee schedule method of reimbursement. The Medicare 2010 ASC fee schedule was used as the source for determining the Medicaid ASC fee schedule rates. The fee schedule was loaded to the claims payment file on 07/01/2010, therefore, surgical services from that date forward were paid at the new rates. The fee schedule rates were loaded with an effective date of 01/01/2009. Prior to the update, CPT Procedures that did not have an assigned grouper were being priced using the Medicare ASC fee schedule rate, a grouper was not assigned. To ensure that all ASC providers were reimbursed for surgical procedures allowed in an ASC setting under the fee schedule method, MAD had the claims adjusted. What you will see as part of the claims adjustment process is that some services that were allowed under a grouper method of reimbursement are currently not allowed under a fee schedule method of reimbursement. As a result of the change, payments were recouped. These adjustments are considered final and further adjustments will not be made. However, also note that some services that were not allowed under the grouper method are now being reimbursed. If you have any questions, you may contact Rosemary Medrano, Benefits Bureau, MAD at (505) 827- 1339. Attention Providers! Have you read the supplement? A supplement was recently mailed to all providers participating in the New Mexico Medicaid Program on a number of different subjects, including the implementation of federal requirements for billing for drug items administered in practitioners' offices, outpatient clinics and hospitals; and changes to how providers should bill the MAD Fee-for-Service program for vaccine codes, among many other topics. It is important that all providers review this supplement. This supplement is available on both the New Mexico Medicaid Portal website and the Medical Assistance Division website at http://www.hsd.state.nm.us/mad/pdf_files/Registers/Registers2011/11-03%20provider.pdf. In addition, a copy has been sent with the email version of this newsletter. Remittance Advices Online Remember that providers are responsible for keeping their billing records complete. Don't forget to download your remittance advice on line at the New Mexico Medicaid Web Portal and save copies in a secure place. 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By Alicia on February 13, 2012
Melts into skin for perfect blending & concealing, lasts
While there are multiple products in the RMS line that I'm not totally enamored with, the "un" cover-up and the lip2cheek are really fantastic. I have this as a concealer, and the famous (and famously expensive – and non-organic) Cle de Peau. One is twice as expensive as the other, and they work almost equivalently. This product really melts into the skin, doesn't crease (it helps to set it with powder, but this is true of all concealers) and really lasts. I have it in 11 and I have very pale skin, and find the shade is a good match. The Cle might be just a touch nicer, but for twice the price (and probably similar product amount) and not being organic, I would without reservations recommend this concealer. I used it solidly for about 6 months before trying the Cle, and barely made a dent.
By Marianne on February 12, 2012
11 is too dark for very light complexions
The description of this product suggests that the "colors adjust themselves to your skin tone", and it is absolutely rubbish. Shade 11 is far too dark for my skin, and even after thorough blending turned even darker and more orange throughout the day. The product is moisturizing and does not build up in pores, but also doesn't cover anything, making the name ironically appropriate. For someone with a light-medium yellow skin tone shade 11 would make a nice tinted moisturizer, but it is certainly NOT for anyone with VERY pale skin or for anyone actually looking to conceal something.
By Genny on January 21, 2012
Good ..but
I do like the RMS Un-Cover-up product as it gives a great glow to your complection. Yet as a concearler and foundation product dose not last long as originally thought. RMS is a light under eye cover and seems to need re-applied mid-day, especially when I am having a busy running around type day. RMS is a good line, but seems expensive for what you get. Wears off too quickly for my preference even when using a powder to set with.
By Jasmine on December 31, 2011
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I love this!!
I have the shade 22. I have light-medium super sensitive skin with a golden undertone and this product fits my skin perfectly, without breaking it out. The color literally adheres to the color of my skin. It makes my skin look so fresh and healthy and doesn't even look like I'm wearing any makeup. . . even when I'm in direct sunlight. I usually use it to lighten my dark circles and reduce the appearance of blemishes. Keep in mind it's light-medium coverage and gives more of a dewy finish.
I find this lasts pretty well throughout the day. Sometimes I get a little creasing underneath my eyes, but it's nothing terrible and I just lightly brush it away. Sometimes I need to reapply throughout the day, but I live in the South and it gets hot & humid. Perhaps setting with powder would help it last longer and give you a matte finish.
So overall, I really love this product. It looks so natural, melts into your skin and gives your skin a lovely glow. I have sensitive skin and this has never irritated it. Creasing can happen but is easy to remedy. Would really recommend!!
By Alyssa on December 25, 2011
Unfortunately the ingredients in this product gave me a strange rash, and the texture was too heavy for my combination skin. Gave it to my sister who has drier skin, but she also didn't like it. May be better for more mature or less acneic skin.
By Genny on December 12, 2011
Love RMS - great line!
Makes me Glow from the inside out! This is not your typical makeup / concealer, it is unique and takes practice to learn how it use it. It is healing, moizturizing, and has a light nutral coverage to it. It is not meant to be heavy or thick. The people who say it feels heavy are not using it correctly. If your face is a little moist from the shower the product blends in beatuifully. I am new to this line and love it. You get alot of product for your $. With this line its all about blending, using small amounts at a time and practice. If you are looking for full coverage look at Vapour or another line. The RMS is similar to Vapour cosmetics. RMS is more neutral.
By Rachel on September 18, 2011
Creamy, Light Concealer
This is my favorite concealer! It lasts a long time and it covers up my acne spots fairly well. It is very creamy and light. The only thing I dislike is that you have to blend very carefully into your existing makeup.
By Justine on September 11, 2011
Love it
I love this stuff. It blends really well and is buildable. It does not look makeup-y. I use it as a concealer and sometimes I smooth it all over my trouble "ruddy" areas. I use it under the Living Nature tinted moisturizer. I have fair to med skin and I use 22. I may buy 11 for winter. It may be expensive but it lasts forever.
By Sd on August 28, 2011
Lovely but I wish they'd make a lighter shade
I have this is 11, which is currently the lightest shade on offer. I love, love, love it. I don't think should be a concealer so much as a very densely packed little foundation pot. I spread a little under my eyes and around my nose and chin, and spread it over my face from there with a foundation brush. It's got an amazingly soft texture that literally mimics the texture of your skin instead of sitting on top of it. It's fantastically moisturising. My biggest complaint is that the lightest colour (11) is actually quite dark and very yellow. I find that the product blends out really nicely, and in the summer it doesn't feel too dark. But in the winter this pot is pretty useless to me, and I can't get a lighter shade.
By Rachelc on August 11, 2011
Lovely coverage, very moisturizing
Love this concealer; it covers beautifully and is very moisturizing. I do have dry, eczema prone skin, so oil-free, more drying formulas don't really work very well for me. I'm looking forward to trying other products from the line.
Unlike other concealers that are too heavy, too dry, or don't stay put, "un" cover-up is formulated to reveal and enhance healthy skin all day long.

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Average U.S. Income Showed First Rise Over 2000
Gross income rose 1.2 percent in 2006 dollars compared to 2000, the time when the last economic expansion ended, the latest tax data show.August 26, 2008 businessNews
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We should make our candidates take progressive positions on food. For anyone interested in better eating and better health, that's important.
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November 23, 2014, Sunday
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Bill de Blasio Defends Al Sharpton After Report on Tax Woes
The New York City mayor began his defense of Mr. Sharpton, a close ally whose access to the administration has attracted scrutiny, by calling him an "important civil rights leader."
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A market research firm also discovered that those who bought luxury goods often spent a disproportionate amount of their income on them.
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How the Great Wage Slowdown Hurts Democrats
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November 19, 2014, Wednesday
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Inequality, Unbelievably, Gets Worse
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Another Widening Gap: The Haves vs. the Have-Mores
Whether they are buying yachts, diamonds or art, the extremely rich are often leaving the merely rich in the dust.
November 16, 2014, Sunday
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How the G.O.P. Can Court the Working Class
A new Republican economic approach could still revolve around cutting taxes, but the cuts would no longer be focused on the affluent.
November 16, 2014, Sunday
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|1967 Can-Am Road America: The Beginning of the 'Bruce and Denny Show'
| While Formula One will be forever considered the pinnacle of motorsport, from a period between 1966 and 1986 there existed a series that would likely be the closest to 'anything goes' as any motor racing series could truly get. Based upon the FIA Group 7 cars but allowed to showcase unlimited engine sizes and unfettered aerodynamics, the Can-Am cars would have to be considered the pinnacle of motorsport technology and power of their era. And for more than a couple of years there would be one team that would utterly dominate the proceedings so much so that the whole of the series would simply become known as 'The Bruce and Denny Show'. And, at Road America in 1967, the show would air for the first time.
Bruce McLaren had been blessed with an incredible gift for motor sport. Not only was he a quick driver, but he also possessed an engineer's mind, and therefore, understood aerodynamics, car design and setting up cars for each particular venue. By the mid-1960s, McLaren's Formula One career was certainly off and running but facing a plateau at Cooper. In addition, McLaren had become interested in other forms of motor sport and had even begun driving for Ford as part of its GT40 program.
McLaren's engineering mind would encourage him to start his own team to take part in sportscar racing, which he would do with a Zerex Special throughout 1964. However, by the end of the 1964 season, McLaren had built his own chassis, the McLaren Elva. With the new chassis Mclaren was showing great speed and would even come away with some impressive results.
After a number of other successes in endurance sportscar racing, many of which would come around circuits dotted all over North America, he would come to hear about a new series that would be intended to debut in 1966 called the Canadian-American Challenge Cup, or, Can-Am. Based upon the existing Group 7 FIA regulations but unhindered in a number of ways, McLaren would become immediately interested in the new series as the 'no holds barred' series would enable him to put his engineering prowess to work.
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Efficacy of adalimumab across subgroups of patients with moderate-to-severe chronic plaque psoriasis of the hands and/or feet: post hoc analysis of REACH
Article first published online: 22 JUN 2013
DOI: 10.1111/jdv.12198
© 2013 AbbVie Inc. Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd on behalf of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology.
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Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
Volume 28, Issue 7, pages 882–890, July 2014
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Poulin, Y., Crowley, J.J., Langley, R.G., Unnebrink, K., Goldblum, O.M. and Valdecantos, W.C. (2014), Efficacy of adalimumab across subgroups of patients with moderate-to-severe chronic plaque psoriasis of the hands and/or feet: post hoc analysis of REACH. Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, 28: 882–890. doi: 10.1111/jdv.12198
- Conflict of interest
- Conflict of interest
- YP has received honoraria or grants from AbbVie, Amgen and Janssen for participation on advisory boards, as an investigator, and as a speaker; and has received grants from Celgene, Centocor, Eli Lilly, Incyte, Merck, Novartis, and Pfizer for participation as an investigator. JC has received honoraria or grants from AbbVie and Amgen for participation on advisory boards and as an investigator and speaker; and from Jansen, Celgene, Lilly, Pfizer and Merck as an investigator. RL has received honoraria or grants from AbbVie, Amgen, Celgene, Novartis, and Janssen for participation on advisory boards and as an investigator and speaker, and from Pfizer and Lilly for participation on advisory boards and as an investigator. KU and WV receive a salary and stock options as employees of AbbVie. OG received a salary as a former employee of AbbVie.
- Funding sources
- Funding sources
- AbbVie provided funding for this research and its publication, and had input in the design of the study, data collection, data analysis, manuscript preparation, reviews and approval, and publication decisions. All authors had access to the data and were involved with data analysis and interpretation, had input into the decision to submit the publication, contributed to content development, and reviewed and approved the publication.
- Previous Presentations
- Previous Presentations
- A portion of the data in this manuscript was presented as a poster at the 69th Annual Meeting of American Academy of Dermatology in New Orleans, Louisiana, February 4–8, 2011. (Langley RG, Crowley J, Unnebrink K, Goldblum O. Improvement in Nail Psoriasis is Associated With Improved Efficacy Outcomes in Hand and/or Foot Psoriasis in Adalimumab-treated Patients: Subanalysis of REACH. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2011;64[2, Supp 1]:AB7.)
Publication History
- Issue published online: 26 JUL 2014
- Article first published online: 22 JUN 2013
- Manuscript Accepted: 17 MAY 2013
- Manuscript Received: 12 FEB 2013
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Sunday, November 16, 2014
NaNoWriMo: Day 16
Quite frankly, I'm ready to be done with this NaNoWriMo business. I have 48,000 words, but so what? I spend from 20 minutes to two hours a day writing (the two-hour days are rare). The excitement of meeting the challenge doesn't appeal to me at all anymore, but I know that without this push and the public exposure of this blog, I would have given up by now. If I'd given up, I wouldn't have this crazy assemblage of thoughts and memories, which, potentially, contains all the ingredients needed for a book.
On the days I write for 20 minutes—a lick and a promise—I'm ready to give up. Maybe when I get to 50,000 words I'll just stop, I think. But on those days when I take a little more time—not just writing a snatch but also scrolling through the pages, skim-reading bits, seeing that portions do hang together—on those days I'm pretty sure there's a publishable book in here somewhere, many months (or years) from now. But I can only shape a book out of this stuff if I hang out in the manuscript, if I think on it and read through it and keep on pushing myself. If I put it aside for a week, two weeks, six months, the work will languish. I have so many drafts, so much of my mind recorded here and there in drafts on my hard drive. When I immerse myself enough in the manuscript, I know I must continue.
The second week of November, I started a big, wonderful, copyediting project that has immersed me in someone else's manuscript. Four, five, six hours a day, I'm transported back seventy years. When I'm not editing, I'm pulling World War II titles off my bookshelves—even my "breaks" revolve around this editing project! Today is Sunday, and I'm forcing myself to rest from the editing for one day—but I'm eager to get back to the characters who even during the copyediting process are becoming so dear to me.
It's weird to move between the vast, well-structured World War II compilation I'm editing and my own snips and drafts, not even yet adequately stitched together. I'm frankly a lot more interested in the editing project than in my own writing. If I hadn't made a public commitment to this cheater's NaNoWriMo, I would gladly tuck my own work away for a few weeks. Which would stretch into months. I know myself. Daily I choose to honor the potential in my writing. I choose to have a tiny bit of faith that slow and steady will take me to the finish line, that some of these pages deserve a home in a book, that slow deliberate plodding will bear more fruit than manic hypergraphia.
So, however reluctantly, I will keep on writing.
So, however reluctantly, I will keep on writing.
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Monday, November 10, 2014
NaNoWriMo: Day 10
On the morning of Day 7, I received news that my dear writing mentor, Judith Kitchen, had died. That day, I had to teach a software training session—no way I could cancel. I had an afternoon appointment with a student writer, and I couldn't cancel that either. Shouldn't life stand still when we need to grieve?
But I know better. I don't expect life to stand still, and I also don't expect myself to power numbly through. I proceeded through my day with puffy eyes, a scratchy voice, distracted and grieving. I wore black, though in our culture that's no sign of anything in particular. And when I wasn't teaching, I read.
One of Judith's most recent works was The Circus Train, a novella-length essay published as a book last winter but first appearing in The Georgia Review last year. I've had that issue of GR on my dresser for a full year now, but I never opened it up and started reading Judith's long essay. I was waiting, for some reason.
I opened Judith's essay and started to read. Judith took me once again under her wing and let me into her thoughts as she remembered her life as a girl, a young mother, a middle-aged woman full of health and love but already squarely facing her mortality. The year after my mother-in-law died, Judith was diagnosed with breast cancer. Each time I saw her—once or twice a year—I wondered if it would be the last time. But she kept rallying, kept surprising her doctors. Just weeks ago she was hospitalized and struggling to breathe and it seemed like the end. Then she sat up in bed and started editing poetry.
Judith kept writing through the chemo brain fog, through breathing struggles, through weakness and prednisone puffiness and lymphedema.
And because she kept writing, I have access to her mind as she considered a life lived, a life about to end. And here I am in the middle of a writing challenge, wondering if I even want to keep writing. I certainly want to quit writing for today and for tomorrow, and I have struggled over the past weeks and months as well.
Judith kept writing, and because she did, I have her mind on the page. She still keeps me company, and her words continue to speak.
Judith would have rolled her eyes at my wimpy attitude. When I found a small publisher for my first book and worried that I was settling for something too small, Judith shrugged. "You will write many more books," she said. "Publish, then write another."
So I did. And Judith helped me, though she was sick and weak and probably should have focused on herself instead. She made sure I had the best second book possible—and I know many, many other writers who are this week remembering Judith for all she was and all we are because we had her.
I wrote a little on Day 7, though my heart wasn't in it at all. A few hundred words. And a few hundred more on Day 8. Yesterday I felt just as weary, just as sad. Today is Monday and I started a big editing job and conducted another software training and turned in grades for my online class.
But what about the writing?
I've decided to make my NaNoWriMo project into an even bigger mess. Take a couple of those essays I was reserving for another book. Break them up and plug them into this one. If they don't work, fine. Nothing else is clicking, and I'm not going to throw in the towel (until December 1).
Judith would have told me not to reserve my best stuff for some later project. "What the hell are you waiting for?" she would have said. So I won't wait. I have no faith that any of this will come together, but I won't quit yet.
A lifetime of writing, Judith, and it wasn't enough. Thank you for leaving us with so much of yourself.
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Wednesday, November 5, 2014
NaNoWriMo: Day 5
A word of advice
The NaNoWriMo website gets jammed in the evening when everyone is posting a word count. I tend to write in the morning, and I go ahead and enter my word count as I go, even if I plan to write more later in the day. You can update your word count as many times a day as you'd like. If I do write in the evening, I enter that word count the next day.
What I'm learning
Keep in mind that I did not start from scratch. On Day 1 of NaNoWriMo I was already halfway to my goal. This means my daily goal is already less than half that of a true, non-cheating NaNoWriMo participant. I've been spending no more than two hours a day writing—sometimes just an hour, and yet I'm making progress and I see the shape of the manuscript emerging in ways I wouldn't have if I'd just read through drafts without adding any new writing.
I can see that I need to set up a quest or Big Concern early on and shape the book to explore that quest or concern. And I'm already getting a good idea of what that Big Concern is for me—not something I ever considered writing about until this month, although I see my quest there under the surface in much of my writing to date. This is the fun part of writing—discovery!
Much (if not all) of this material will need to be rewritten once I know better where the manuscript is headed. Creating a book out of discrete pieces (whether stand-alone drafts, blogs, or essays) can happen in two ways (probably more than two): as a collection of discrete meditations or essays, or as narrative nonfiction.
This writing wants to be narrative. What a surprise! When I fantasized about converting blog posts into a book, I imagined a minimum of revision. I thought I would just plunk the pieces together and voila! I love the essay, but I think I might love the challenge of book-length narrative even more—holding the structure of years and multiple themes and threads together and cinching them tighter in each round of revision.
I'm not yet doing the cinching, but this NaNo cheating forces me into the manuscript each day for at least an hour or two. I skim eight or ten pages of what's already written, then find an access point to dip in and write. I surface again, skim, then write some more. It's that writing time, inside the manuscript, that helps me think, that helps me to see the narrative threads and motifs in my life.
But the time when I'm not writing is just as valuable—maybe even more so. Because I'm physically "into" the manuscript every day to get my word count, I find that I'm also mentally into the manuscript while I'm going about the rest of my day. More than once I've opened the file again hours after completing my word count in order to add another thought, another paragraph, another few hundred words.
Reading list
To help keep my head in the manuscript even when I'm not immersed in it, I've started a reading list, along the lines of what I see as my Big Concern in the work.
Why Place Matters: Geography, identity, and Civic Life in Modern Times, eds. Wilfred M. McClay, Ted V. McAllister
The Body Geographic, Barrie Jean Borich
Leaving the Pink House, Ladette Randolph
Our Town, Thornton Wilder
Word count: 35,382
Our Town, Thornton Wilder
Word count: 35,382
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Sunday, November 2, 2014
NaNoWriMo: Day 2
Yesterday: Day 1
The throat tickle I've had all week dripped and scratched itself deep yesterday. Full-on cold symptoms. Awesome. But I figured if I didn't get started on November 1, I wouldn't get started.
So I sat down at my desk, opened my computer, and started cutting and pasting. I started with blog posts from the time period I have in mind to write about. The blog posts added up to something just under 10,000 words. I didn't read them as I cut and pasted. No evaluation or censoring—well, not much. The point of NaNoWriMo is to produce raw material, isn't it? I might not be truly producing yet, but I'm certainly not going to start editing, either.
After I'd harvested all I could from the blog, I went through my very messy hard drive, searching through drafts, cutting and pasting in between blog posts as I tried to keep things roughly in chronological order. I have so many drafts, mostly unsorted, all over the place. It's hard to find what I want by keyword search any more. I didn't take loads of time to organize, but as I searched I also made some attempt at leaving my files tidier than I found them (thanks, Mom). Even though I wasn't reading the drafts, I could still see certain friendships and places appearing and reappearing in those drafts. I resisted the impulse to chart or measure or plan. Not yet. My only plan right now is not having a plan.
Here's why. I'm afraid if I take the time to develop a plan, I'll talk myself out of trying to end the month with a 50,000-word manuscript. It would be so easy to decide this stuff is boring and no one will be interested. That may well be true, but I'm not going to make that assessment until at least December!
Day 2
I would have liked to use the extra hour from setting back our clocks to sleep, but my cold woke me up at six—I mean five o'clock. I remembered a couple of journal entries that might fit with my manuscript, so I added those fragments (1,500 words) to my work-in-progress before I even got started writing for the day. And from the moment I laid fingers to keyboard, I had to banish thoughts about how lame this exercise is and how messy the manuscript. I promised myself: no indulging in self doubt until December. Power on through.
I started on page one of the 30,000 or so words I'd patched together from drafts. As I read, I added some narrative and reflection and made notes for threads to weave into later parts of the manuscript. In fits and starts, I wrote 1,138 words—my first new writing of the month. I only got to page 18. Tomorrow I intend to pick up there and continue reading and augmenting my way through until I've got another thousand words.
Here's my advice to myself today, starting as I am with a pretty good chunk of manuscript already before me:
Resist deleting. When you notice repetition, leave it stand for now. Don't worry about tense inconsistencies or any craft decisions. Keep slapping on more words here and there and filling out the pages with material. Just write.
Day 2
Starting word count: 31,786
Ending word count: 32,924
Words written: 1,138
Words remaining: 17,078
Words per day to finish on time: 589
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Saturday, November 1, 2014
NaNoWriMo (a Nonfiction Cheater's Confession)
No, I am not writing a novel. Truth be told, all I'm doing is using the challenge (and word-count software) of NaNoWriMo as motivation to assemble a new manuscript. I'm not writing from scratch, at least not yet, but I am pulling from rough drafts, blog posts, and journal entries to see if I can put together something cohesive. What a cheater's path to 50,000 words, right? Cutting and pasting to meet your word count. Really?
The thing is, I've got all this material on my hard drive, sorted into various nooks and crannies. Why not patch it all together and write what needs to be written and see what happens?
Writing is discovery, I tell my thesis students. Don't worry about where the writing might go or whether the project is publishable. There are no rules about how to draft, whether in chapters or essays or one long stream-of-consciousness paragraph. Write to figure out what you think. Write to find the meaning in the events in your life. Write because writing feels good and because God has gifted you. Write because it's fun. If it's not fun any more, then stop. But if you talk yourself out of writing before you sit down to the keyboard, you'll never know if what's inside you might become a book that will connect you to others, that will contribute to culture, to conversation, to community.
Uh, somewhere in the middle of the last paragraph I stopped talking to my students and started talking to myself. So, yeah. I'm going to do this. And by blogging my intention, I'm making it public. I am taking a cheater's path through NaNoWriMo by starting with a body of work—all nonfiction.
NaNoWriMo it is. I'm all in.
Day 1
Words written: 29,481
Words remaining: 20,519
Words per day to finish on time: 684
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Friday, October 3, 2014
Ethics of the Book Review
Back in January I asked my friend Nancy to consider reviewing The Fifth Season. She declined, and we began a months-long conversation about the ethics of the book review.
I've read a number of reviews by friends or colleagues who I know have a relationship with the author they're reviewing. That's why I felt free to ask my friend Nancy to review my book. Is this really unethical? My friend Nancy says yes, and the more I think and read about the issue, the more convinced I am that she's right and that it's best for book reviewers to have no more than a passing connection to the author.
What the submissions guidelines say:
Never review the work of a personal or ideological friend or enemy. If the work is by your college professor, a classmate, a close colleague, a family member, or if the work is one with which you are associated in any fashion, please do not review it for The Bloomsbury Review.
Rain Taxi is dedicated to publishing unbiased, objective reviews. If you have a connection with the author or press, please disclose it upon submission. Not all relationships constitute conflicts of interest, but we respectfully request your candor regarding any relationships. If you are friends with an author and would like to highlight their work, please feel free to email us and suggest a review, or consider pitching an interview instead.
Writers reviewing books written by personal friends (or enemies), or from a press they hope to submit their own work to, or that has published their work in the past (or has published works of their personal friends or enemies)...you see where this is going? We hope for good ethics in the review section. If you have some connection with a press or author, be sure to disclose that to us before you write a review for NewPages.
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on Jul 8, 2014 at 4:21 pm
Heh. Remember that Seinfeld episode in which a parking valet's body odor couldn't be removed from Seinfeld's car?
I can imagine the discussion between the cops: "Who wants to take him in?" "Not on MY car." "Let him sit in YOUR car". "Can someone else drive?" "I wish I had a motorcycle!"
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This looks a lot like a guy who hangs out by the Castro and El Camino Real bus stop all the time, I see him walking up and down El Camino around that area a lot too. Not sure how much the MV police interact with the homeless but if this is the same guy I'm thinking of then I'm surprised they needed the public's help to identify him.
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Sparty is a registered user.
I'm amazed that tech hasn't gotten to the point where it's cheap enough for security cameras to be upgraded.
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This story has not been reported correctly.First of all the cop did not spot
William Brackin as he left the CVS. In fact the CVS Assistant Manager Jeff called the cops as he followed William Brackin out of the CVS from California Street to Castro Street the whole time on the phone with the cops while following William Brackin until the cops showed up and he pointed out William Brackin as the man they were looking for and at that point is when the cops first observed William Brackin on Castro Street & detained him then subsequently arrested him. I would like to say thank you Jeff for being so courageous & leading the cops to the suspect.
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Jeremy Langmead, Esquire's editor, said the idea was prompted by wanting to raise the title's game in the gloomy print media environment. "In the current climate, you can't just send anything out without doing something a bit special," said Langmead. "We all have to work harder for our buck." The Esquire edition — whose hardback cover was sponsored by Ralph Lauren — also ties in with the launch of the magazine's "Singular Suit" exhibition at London's Somerset House, which showcases suits designers and artists have created together.
Lucy Yeomans, editor of Harper's Bazaar, said she decided to do a second oversize issue of the title following the positive response to the limited edition larger issue the magazine produced in March, which sold 30 percent more copies than the title's regular size. "We saw a good uplift on circulation for the March issue. It just adds that point of difference, when [other magazines] are going small and travel size," said Yeomans. "As a fashion magazine, we have lots of product and it looks so fantastic in that big size, it's got that jump-off-the-page factor."
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• Make significant progress on the city's Comprehensive Plan;
• And have a great 325th Birthday.
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