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|Pierre McGuire on M&M: Game 7 referee Dave Jackson 'will blow his whistle a lot'
|05.14.14 at 12:54 pm ET
NBC Sports analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Wednesday to preview Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals between the Bruins and Canadiens at TD Garden. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
While Monday's 4-0 Game 6 win never seemed in doubt for the Canadiens, the Bruins set a physical tone with a scrum, which appeared to come out of frustration, at the end of the game, something that came as little surprise to McGuire with a deciding game upcoming.
"You're trying to plant the seed doubt, no question about that," he said. "I was a little surprised it didn't take place with about eight minutes to go. In fact, I may have mentioned to [play-by-play announcer] Kenny Albert in the last 10 minutes that there would be more shenanigans.
"That's just the way it works. It's a long series, it's a hard series, it's a rivalry series. Boston has one significant advantage over Montreal: They're most robust, they're bigger. That's just the reality, you can't argue with it. Play to your advantage."
Whether or not the Bruins will be allowed to play their physical style in Game 7 may depend on the officiating. Wednesday night's referees will be Dave Jackson and Dan O'Rourke — who previously officiated the Bruins' Game 2 victory that included B's coach Claude Julien picking up a bench minor — while Shane Heyer and Brad Kovachik will be the linesmen.
"Dave Jackson will blow his whistle a lot," McGuire said. "He's called [games] by the letter of the law — now, only on stick infractions; hooking, holding and that stuff. He lets you play physical, chest to chest, shoulder to shoulder. … Dan O'Rourke is the best skating official in the league right now and he keeps up with the play very well. He will not be a whistle-blower."
The team that has scored first in each game this series has won the game, something that McGuire believes will be equally important on Wednesday, especially with it being a Game 7.
"In the last 19 Game 7s, 17 times the first goal has won, and the only time we had a deviation was in the first round where Colorado scored the first goal against Minnesota, and San Jose scored the first goal against Los Angeles in Game 7," he said. "That's the only two deviations we've had. … That's pretty significant."
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: 'Montreal doesn't have an answer for Carl Soderberg'
|05.12.14 at 2:57 pm ET
NBC Sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Monday to discuss the Eastern Conference semifinal series between the Bruins and Canadiens. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
The Bruins took a 3-2 series lead on Saturday by defeating the Canadiens by a score of 4-2 in Game 5 at TD Garden. Four skaters scored for Boston, while Tukka Rask recorded 31 saves in the contest.
"The Boston Bruins played a tremendous game. They had a good start, they had tremendous supplemental offense from the third line, which Montreal doesn't have an answer for, with Carl Soderberg, Matt Fraser and obviously Loui Eriksson," McGuire said. 'Their penalty killing was very solid until the P.K. Subban ripper.
"I thought, quite frankly, that it was Boston playing a very good game and Montreal not playing up to their normal level because Boston didn't allow it."
Soderberg was particularly impressive in Boston's last game, scoring his first goal of the postseason and adding two assists in the win. McGuire said that Soderberg's size and playmaking ability has caused problems for Montreal throughout this series.
"As a smaller team, Montreal doesn't have an answer for Carl Soderberg," McGuire said. "If you're going to win a series, you need to have an X-factor player — someone that doesn't get canceled out. The X-factor player so far in this series has been Carl Soderberg."
Added McGuire: "Montreal doesn't have an answer size-wise and skilled-wise for the depth of the Boston Bruins lineup. That's the biggest issue that's haunting them."
Boston has the tall task of eliminating Montreal in the Habs' home, the Bell Centre. The Canadiens posted a 23-13-5 record during the regular season and sit at 3-1 this postseason when playing in the friendly confines of their home arena.
"[The Bruins are] a different team when they play here," McGuire said. "They play a much smarter brand in terms of penalty management. … They play a more physical, attacking style in Boston, they're really comfortable playing and they want to provide that for their fans. When they go on the road, they want to take the crowd out of it and I thought they did a really great job in Game 4 in taking the crowd out of it and taking P.K. Subban out of it."
Following are more highlights from the interview. For more on the Bruins, visit the team page at weei.com/bruins.
On the potential return of Dennis Seidenberg in the Eastern Conference finals: "I had a really nice visit with Dennis on Saturday night before the game. I would say that there's a very good chance, if the Bruins were to progress, that he would be back for that next round."
On what Matt Fraser has brought to the third line over the last two games: "[He brings] better board play and the ability to maintain a cycle and dominate the defense and put duress on Carey Price because of that cycle play. … He can shoot the puck. He can shoot the puck from in tight and elevate it or he can shoot the puck from about 20 feet and get it there with a lot of velocity, so that makes a difference."
On Shawn Thornton spraying Subban with water during Game 5: "As soon as the play was blown dead, I saw that [Subban] was angry and that there was some water on his visor. … Obviously, it was Shawn. He pays a price, he pays the fine. … I don't think it's that big of a deal, quite frankly."
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: Bruins 'much more disciplined on the road'
|05.06.14 at 12:37 pm ET
Pierre McGuire of NBC Sports joined Mut & Merloni on Tuesday morning to discuss the Eastern Conference semifinal series between the Bruins and Canadiens. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
The Bruins evened up the series in dramatic fashion on Saturday, as the team rallied from a two-goal deficit in the third period en route to a 5-3 victory in Game 2 at TD Garden.
"It was like Game 2 of Detroit and Boston, too, exactly what Boston had to do," McGuire said. "Sometimes it takes a little while to warm up to a series, and it took the Bruins a little while to warm up to the Detroit series and they clearly did that in Game 2 and never lost another game in the series. I thought that Boston really warmed up to this series after losing in double overtime in Game 1. It takes a little while.
"They're into it, they're fully engaged now, and they'll have to be because that will be a raucous crowd in Montreal tonight and Thursday night won't get any easier."
The Bruins once again struggled with maintaining their composure in Game 2. The Canadiens made use of six power-play opportunities in the contest, with two goals coming on the man advantage.
"It's easier to say and harder to do," said McGuire, adding: "It's really difficult to talk about it and you keep getting hit over the head all the time with it, and I think there was some frustration because they were getting chances. … It's all difficult stuff, but I think they'll find their way. The one thing I know about this team, when they're home, it's one thing, because they want to please their fans so badly. … But the other thing, when they go on the road, I find them to be much more disciplined on the road than they are at home."
It was not just the Bruins skaters getting penalized by the referees in Game 2, as Bruins coach Claude Julien was called for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty in the final minutes of the second period.
"It started early on in the game and I can tell you, he was really upset with [official] Scott Cherrey on an offside that he thought wasn't an offside," McGuire said. "Then it carried over to the second period, he didn't like some of the calls going against his team, but it was nothing out of this world. It was nothing crazy. Trust me, I hear it all. It wasn't anything nuts. And then, I don't know what happened."
Added McGuire: "I did not hear him say anything derogatory. I thought it was something that happened on the ice. I don't know how [official] Dave Jackson heard anything from where he was standing from the Bruins bench, because it was definitely loud at that point in the game and when you're on the ice, you're down low. Unless you're really scrutinizing, there's no possible way you can hear anything."
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: 'The Bruins know it's going to be a long series'
|05.02.14 at 12:48 pm ET
Pierre McGuire of NBC Sports joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to discuss the Bruins' 4-3 double-overtime loss to the Canadiens in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
"I was really surprised at the caliber of play, and that speaks well to a fantastic seven-game series, hopefully, because the caliber of play was good as any I've seen in this playoff season," said McGuire, who noted that Friday night he will work his 18th game in 18 nights in 18 cities when he covers the Rangers-Penguins game in Pittsburgh.
The Bruins had 51 shots on goal but missed the net on a number of other opportunities and appeared to overplay the puck on others, leading to turnovers. From his perch between the benches, McGuire heard the Bruins coaches telling the players to be more aggressive in getting the puck to the net.
"I kept hearing them say, 'Just shoot the puck. Shoot the puck. Don't be too cute. Shoot the puck,' " McGuire said, adding: "One of the big agendas I think for the Bruins going into Game 2 tomorrow afternoon is to shoot the puck from anywhere and just get to the net."
Meanwhile, the Canadiens pounced on some Bruins turnovers to create chances on the Boston goal.
"The closing speed of the Canadiens is vastly underrated. People that don't see them a lot don't understand," McGuire said. "Everybody knows about Carey Price. Two things people don't know about the Canadiens that are really important: One, they're extremely quick. Two, they have a huge amount of character. Much greater than ever before. You saw it with Dale Weise, you saw it with Brandon Prust, you saw it with Travis Moen last night. Their character quotient is a lot higher than people give them credit for. And that's why I think this will be a long series. And I know the Bruins know it's going to be a long series and a hard series. They're aware of it as a team."
Tuukka Rask was highly critical of himself after Thursday's game, saying, "When you suck, you suck."
"I think Tuukka said it best. I don't have to jump on and pile on. I'm sure people are piling on," McGuire said. "But then again, I remember after Game 1in the Detroit series, everyone was ripping him for the [Pavel] Datsyuk goal, which was a thing of beauty. And he said, 'Well, maybe I should have had it.' Tuukka's harder on himself than any fan could ever be or any newspaper reporter could ever be. He knows he needs to be better. He wasn't good enough last night. And I think he'll have a huge bounceback. I'm not surprised that he's as honest and open as he is, because he doesn't doubt his abilities at all. And when you don't doubt your ability, you're not afraid to say when you make a mistake or you're not on top of your game. He wasn't on top of his game last night."
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: Bruins in position 'where they can afford to experiment'
|04.11.14 at 12:30 pm ET
NBC Sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to discuss the Bruins' road to the Presidents' Trophy and the postseason. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
While Boston clinched a playoff berth back in March, the team is two points away from clinching the Presidents' Trophy following Tuesday's 2-1 shootout loss to the Jets in Winnipeg.
"It's not so much about winning and losing, you want to see some positive things in your game whether it's coming from behind, whether it's having a few good penalty kills, some good power-play situations, making sure your defensive players are obviously stepping up and doing what they want to do," McGuire said.
"The most important thing, though, you want to be playing well situationally going in, especially when you're in a situation like the Bruins are where you're one of the top teams, if not the top team, in the league."
Since clinching a spot in the postseason on March 21, the Bruins have gone 5-5 and have lost two straight.
"You've put yourself in a position where you can rest guys who you chose to rest, you can experiment with some different things offensively, defensively, matchup-wise," McGuire said. "You don't want to get players hurt, obviously. You want to make sure they're high-octane going into the playoffs. … [It] is really important to remember the Bruins have put themselves in this position where they can afford to experiment and still maintain a lot of their organizational integrity just because of how well they've played all year long."
The Bruins could have Dennis Seidenberg back in the lineup during the playoffs. Seidenberg,who tore his ACL/MCL in late-December, was seen skating on Tuesday with Adam McQuaid at Ristuccia Arena.
"They really think there's potential," McGuire said. "I wouldn't say he definitely will, but there's potential that he can come back because he's been so impressive with his training. The Bruins do this about as well as any team in the league in terms of rehabbing players and getting them back.
"Dennis — he's such a solid athlete and such a competitive person — it doesn't surprise me that he did everything in his power to try to come back. … Will he help? Absolutely. But you do not want to rush this player back. You have to make sure that it's signed off on by the doctors. If it's not signed off, then you can't put him in the lineup. But if it's signed off on, boom, put him in."
For more Bruins news, visit the team page at weei.com/bruins.
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: Dennis Seidenberg might return for playoffs
|03.21.14 at 12:39 pm ET
NBC sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to discuss the Bruins' winning streak and the potential for league expansion. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
McGuire learned from friends of Dennis Seidenberg in the Hurricanes organization that the defenseman could return to the ice this season for Boston.
"I was talking with some of their people around the team who are really tight with Seidenberg, and he was actually telling them that there's a chance that he might be back for the playoffs," McGuire said.
Seidenberg suffered a torn ACL and MCL in his right knee in late December and had surgery for the injury in January. He was expected to miss the rest of the season.
"With him I don't think there'd be a lot of issues," McGuire said of Seidenberg returning for the playoffs. "He's a tremendous athlete — extremely fit. He's very strong — everybody knows that. I don't think there'd be that big of an adjustment for him."
The news comes as the Bruins look to extend their winning streak to 11 games Friday night against the Avalanche.
"You see the level of consistency and when they need to defend a lead, they know how," McGuire said of the B's recent success. "When they need to generate some enthusiasm in the building, they know how by being physical. Their cycle game is excellent. They're four lines deep."
|Pierre McGuire on M&M: Olympic hockey officiating 'will start to get better'
|02.14.14 at 12:41 pm ET
NBC Sports hockey analyst Pierre McGuire joined Mut & Merloni on Friday to discuss the refereeing in the Olympics and the U.S. men's and women's hockey teams. To hear the interview, go to the Mut & Merloni audio on demand page.
During the U.S. men's hockey team's game on Thursday, referees missed on offsides call that led to a goal by Slovakia. Officials also missed calls during the women's game against Canada.
"I think it will start to get better," McGuire said. 'I'm not that concerned. … I think the biggest thing is the caliber of play. The caliber of play in this tournament, to date anyways, both on the women's side and the men's side, it has been phenomenal. It's just been awesome and I do think the officiating will sort itself out."
The play on the women's side may be part of the reason why the teams have had trouble with officiating.
"I mean this with all due respect to all the officials in the world, men or women — I really think when Canada and the United States women play, it's so fast, it's so frenetic, it's so physical," McGuire said. "There are not a lot of women in the world that are prepared to referee at that level, because I'm telling you the referee that worked the other day, she was more in the play than away from the play, and it became pretty hazardous."
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The GTC Ashley 8 Cinemas in Valdosta, Georgia closed after business on Sunday, March 3, 2014.
While the theater's official web site had a simple "we're closed and thanks" message, a reply to someone's question on their Facebook page provided some additional information:
Are you guys really closing?
Yes, the film distributors are no longer going to make 35mm film prints for new releases and it was cost-prohibitive to install the new digital projectors that replace 35mm projection equipment without raising the admission price too high. Thank you for your past patronage. Our last day of operations for Ashley Value is this Sunday and hope you will continue to come to our Valdosta Stadium location in the future. Sincerely, Georgia Theatre Company
See the link below for an article we found in the Valdosta Daily Times confirms that news. The theater was purchased in 2012 by Valdosta State University to use for their expansion plans, and they have been leasing the theater back to GTC since then. While the official statement may be that the industry's shift to Digital Cinema Projection systems was the main reason for the theater closing, one can't help but think that after two years, the University might be ready to make use of its purchase.
The Georgia Theatre Company still operates the GTC Valdosta Stadium 16, which is about two miles away, so moviegoers won't have far to go, especially if they have GTC gift cards/certificates.
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This is a weekly preview of fun, interesting things happening in Greenbelt: music, theater, talks, guided tours, and more. This list covers the next nine days. Friday, November 21, 2014 At the Greenbelt Arts Center: - Death by Design by Rob Urbinati, directed by Ann Lowe-Barrett. What happens when you mix the brilliant wit of Noel Coward with […]
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Ever wonder how Greenbelters communicate these days? Thankfully people are still talking over beers at the New Deal Cafe, over the fence and on the phone – the old-school communications that will always be popular here. But increasingly, Greenbelters are relying on online or social communications, so here's an overview of how and where that […]
By Li'l Dan Celdran, ACSM Health Fitness Specialist I had been looking for another exercise modality and found a dance class on Saturday mornings at New Chicago Dance Studio in Greenbelt. Having taken dance in high school, I was thrilled to find an adult dance class so close to home. It's called "Goddess" and it […]
O'Malley Sings in Greenbelt and Urges us to Vote!
Halloween Night was great fun at the New Deal Cafe, with Governor Martin O'Malley and State Senator Paul Pinsky stopping by to urge us to vote. O'Malley had scheduled 30 minutes for the new Deal but was having such a good time, he stayed 3 hours and performed 3 songs. New Deal music-booker Amethyst Dwyer […]
Scenes from Halloween in Greenbelt
First up, the Costume Parade and Contest. Above, the judges are Council members Leta Mach and J Davis and Mayor Emmett Jordan. Here they're asking the kids about their costumes. Next, on Halloween night, 5 Court Ridge was a fun place to be. From left, Sara and Matt Wolfe threw a Mad Hatter Party; Lindsey […]
Greenbelt's Nature Photographers and How to Shoot Fall Foliage
I've been following some of Greenbelt's photographers, especially when they post nature shots online somewhere. Michael Smallwood's photos are exhibited at the New Deal Cafe. Harold Anderson shoots both stills and video, most often at the lake. Bill Cornett does videos here on Vimeo, And Steve Skolnik's photography and darkroom work will forever grace the home page of the fabulous […]
Landscaping Choices in 1930: Formal or Naturalistic
In Old Greenbelt we see an unusual amount of hedges, mainly of privet or euonymus, most of them installed in the early days before fences were allowed. (That happened in the '50s after the homes became owner-occupied and and pets first permitted.) I'm told by one historian that hedges were used to demarcate the land […]
Services for Greenbelt Seniors
Hearing Beth Baker talk about Greenbelt as a Naturally Occurring Retirement Community with terrific city services for seniors inspired me to find out what exactly they are. Here's a round-up of Greenbelt Senior Services and Programs thanks to input from Christal Batey and Karen Haseley, and some noncity help for seniors, too. GAIL - Greenbelt Assistance in […]


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Places to go in Paddington & Bayswater
Sidi Maarouf
Lebanese Restaurant
56-58 Edgware Road, Paddington, W2 2EH [map]
Sidi Maarouf is a popular restaurant on London's bustling Edgware Road.
Terrace @ Hyde Park
European Restaurant
30 Leinster Gardens, Paddington, W2 3AN [map]
A quiet, intimate restaurant offering delicious home cooked food, the Terrace@ Hyde Park is located within the recently refurbished four star Blakemore Hyde Park in one of London's most exclusive areas.
Valentino Restaurant
179-181 Edgware Rd, W2 1ET [map]
Located in the heart of Edgware Road, one block away from the Hilton Metropolitan, Valentino offers contemporary Iraqi, Persian and Kurdish cuisine in a charming atmosphere.
Westland Hotel
154 Bayswater Road, W2 4HP [map]
Small, friendly hotel, well located for West End shopping, touring or relaxing in a beautiful park.From £79.00
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Wildflower Cafe
108 Chepstow road, W2 5QS [map]
Cafe/Florist by day.
XO Restaurant - The Caesar hotel
The Caesar Hotel 26 - 33 Queens Gardens, W2 3BD [map]
The Caesar Hotel is a boutique destination in Bayswater, set in a converted Victorian building only minutes away from Kensington Gardens.
Italian Restaurant
342 Edgware Road, Paddington, W2 1EA [map]
Zonzo restaurant is a bit of true Italia right in London.
Hyde Park Hostel
2-6 Inverness Terrace, W2 3HU [map]
Introducing Hyde Park Hostel, located in the heart of London, next-door to the world-famous Hyde Park. We're in the bustling Bayswater area and minutes from Bayswater and Queensway Tube Station. Our fantastic, friendly staff are on-hand 24hrs a day so there's no lock-out or curfew. There are i£43.00
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Hyde Park
Large Park
Hyde Park, W2 2UH [map]
Hyde Park is one of the greatest city parks in the world. Covering 142 hectares (350 acres) with over 4,000 trees, a large lake, a meadow and ornamental flower gardens.
Kensington Gardens, A Royal Park
Large Park
London, W2 2UH [map]
Kensington Gardens is home to Kensington Palace, the peaceful Italian Gardens, the stunning Albert Memorial and the Serpentine Gallery and the Peter Pan themed Princess Diana memorial playground.
Thistle Kensington Gardens
104 Bayswater Road, W2 3HL [map]
With views over Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens this contemporary 175 bedroom hotel is just minutes away from Oxford St, Park Lane, Knightsbridge and the west end.
Equity Point
100 - 102 Westbourne Terrace, Paddington, W2 6QE [map]
Equity Point is located next to Hyde Park, and near Nothing Hill and Paddington train stations, which makes arrival and departure to the hotel very convenient.
Fat Tire Bike Tours & Classic Walks
Cycling Tour
Various tour meeting points throughout London, W2 3RX [map]
Two choices: day & evening tours! Hop on a bike and enjoy an active, safe, leisurely, educational and entertaining tour of London! Or join us for one of our Classic Walks and Tastes of London Tours.
Hilton London Metropole
225 Edgware Road, W2 1JU [map]
Just ten minutes' walk from the West End and Oxford Street and a ten-minute tube ride from Westfield Shopping Centre, the Hilton London Metropole hotel is the ideal destination for any stay in London.
It's Your London
Tour Guide
London, W2 5LX [map]
At It's Your London we design and organise tailor made tours of London creating a unique customised tour just for you.
The Royal Bayswater Hostel
121-122 Bayswater Road, W2 3JH [map]
A beautifully converted hotel, the Smart Royal Bayswater is one of the only hostels in Central London to offer en suite facilities in every room!
Smart Hyde Park Inn
48 - 50 Inverness Terrace, Bayswater, W2 3JA [map]
Smart Hyde Park Inn is located in the heart of Central London, close to Hyde Park and near Portobello Market, Oxford Street and Knightsbridge. The hostel is perfectly placed for a memorable stay!
Smart Hyde Park View
16 Leinster Terrace, W2 3EU [map]
Smart Hyde Park View is centrally located in Bayswater, close to Hyde Park, near Portobello Market and Oxford Street. This amazing hostel offers en-suite bathroom facilities in every room.
St David's and Norfolk Court Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
16 Norfolk Square, W2 1RS [map]
A small, friendly hotel in front of a quiet garden square. It's just one minute's walk to Paddington station, from which Heathrow Airport is just 14 minutes away by express train.
Barry House Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
12 Sussex Place, Hyde Park, City of Westminster, W2 2TP [map]
Barry House Hyde Park London. The friendly bed and breakfast close to Hyde Park and Paddington station. Good value accommodation including English Breakfast.


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Ever since I had a daughter, I knitted baby bootees for her. They came out soooo cute, so I decided to make some for myself. The result is on the photoes. It takes 4 hours to make them – so I'll definitely be making more!
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nice slippers…The blue one is fab. If only I could crochet I would make one to wear inside
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Midweek Writing Prompt: Thanksgiving Dinner (11/26/14)
Posted on November 26, 2014 Leave a Comment
In my classrooms and workshops, I strive to create safe, welcoming writing communities where individuals feel free to explore ideas, stories, and concepts without judgment. After all, we need those spaces to get started. The judgment – of editors, professors, critical friends – will come later. But in the beginning, we need that soft, friendly embrace where anything is possible and everyone loves you. Let's go there together.
When my schedule allows, I will post writing prompts for you to play with. I encourage you to write something and to share those initial efforts in the comment section, or even your response to the prompt – tell us what happened when you sat down to write. After all, some of these prompts will lead you down a path toward publication – I've seen that happen often enough to be confident in that statement.
Give it a try! :)
Writing Prompt: Thanksgiving Dinner
Write a detailed scene showing one moment of the dinner that won't happen this year. (This can obviously be taken many ways.) Be sure to include all five senses, dialogue, and moments of reflection.
See what happens. You might be surprised.
Write better emails at work
Posted on November 24, 2014 Leave a Comment
No matter where you work, if sending emails is a regular part of your job, then this post is for you. Especially if you respond to work emails from your smartphone. Professional written communication is essential to the hiring and promotion process. Send sloppy emails and your boss, clients, and co-workers won't think as highly of you.
Before I get into the meaty specifics, it is worthy to mention the danger of mass emails. Too often, when people feel overly comfortable in the workplace, they may be inclined to send an email to everyone. Perhaps it is announcing their kid's cookie sale, or sharing an article about the state of the field, or maybe something even worse, like showing their emotional cards by saying borderline inappropriate statements about a situation at work.
These emails are dangerous and I suggest you stay away from them. Those who take the bait and jump in the "reply-all" battle of words are putting themselves at risk, too, simply for participating. Better to let those mass emails and battle threads pass by unacknowledged. If you value your reputation in the workplace, you will refrain from sending or participating in such threads. Trust me, everyone is watching. The last thing you need is to be considered a workplace troublemaker. Challenge the rules and conventions in more formal settings, using the structure of your organization, but don't delve into these often petty and childish mass email threads.
On to some specifics about composing professional email correspondence:
1. Digital precision. When crafting or responding to an email on your smartphone, iPhone, tablet or other digital device, be extra vigilant about spelling, punctuation, word choice, and other sentence-level errors that lead to those mocking memes where auto-correct mangled someone's message. In personal correspondence, this can be funny. In professional scenarios, mistakes like these may not be as well-received and your professionalism and attention to detail will be questioned.
2. Open with a personalized greeting. Don't write "Hey!" or "Dear editor" or "Attention webmaster." Impersonal, vague greetings such as these will probably irritate the recipient. Spend a few extra minutes figuring out the NAME of your recipient, at the very least. And if you aren't sure whether to use the first or last name? The safe default is always "Dear Dr. Smith," "Good day, Ms. Beebonnet," or "Hello Mr. Hedgehog." You get the point. Professional email communication begins with a professional and personal greeting.
3. Introduce why you are writing. If this is someone you've dealt with before, you can always refresh their memory about who you are and why you are corresponding. "Good day, Joe. I'm writing to continue our discussion about implementing the "No More Meeting" policy in our Denver office." Or, if this is a cold email to someone in your company, "Good morning, Rita. I'm a professor in the English department and I'm having trouble with the Adobe Acrobat that was installed on my office computer." As you can see, getting right to the point and being specific about WHY you are writing and WHO you are is essential.
4. State your case, make your point, ask your question. Nobody has time anymore. The recipient of a long-winded, meandering email may become an enemy for life. Think of being concise and clear as one small way to gain allies, or at least a friendly face in the crowd who won't mock you behind your back for constantly wasting their time and never getting to the point. Plus, bosses love when you are clear and concise. Want to impress? Be clear and concise in the body of your email.
5. Say thank you. Close your email with a polite closing statement that acknowledges the recipient's time and effort. "Thank you for your time in considering this matter. I look forward to your response" is always a good generic closer; adapt as needed.
6. Proofread. Re-read #1 and realize that goofs in emails happen even when you are well-caffeinated and sitting at your office desk at full attention at ten in the morning. Don't hit the SEND button until you proofread and fix any punctuation, spelling, word choice, or sentence structure errors. We like to talk a lot in the academy about "home language" versus "professional language" (to simplify), but what this means is that when you are at work, you do not write or speak the way you do at home. At work, you should elevate and formalize your language a bit if you want to be taken seriously. No LOL, SMH, or WTF in the work emails. No misspelled words. Add in the appropriate punctuation. Don't use slang. Yes, people will judge you for not making the effort to code-switch in this manner. So do yourself a favor and proofread before hitting SEND.
The Best Writing Advice Evah!
Posted on November 21, 2014 Leave a Comment
In response to my crowdsource request for "the best writing advice you have to offer," here are the results, with a few of my own thrown in for good measure. Because advice is always best when passed along. :)
1. "Revising is easier than writing. Start somewhere. Anywhere."
2. "Ever see the film A River Runs Through It? Tom Skerritt is the boys' father and is teaching them how to write. His son comes in with an essay, Skerritt marks it up, hands it back and says "Half as long." I've always been a fan of concision. (Just not in this comment.) There's also a book!"
3. "Write what you know. Simple, classic, and true." (The classics never go out of style!)
4. "Most of the best writing concerning our given topic normally comes at the end. For example, that aha! moment happens more often than not at the end of the paper/essay and it is where the real creative parts of your thoughts begin. If you are struggling with an essay because of a lack of substantial information, or really trying to rethink your thesis, Start at the end. Find that part where your thoughts really coalesce. Once you find that spot, start from there and REWRITE. I can't stress the idea of "rewriting." Rewriting as not as starting over, but a way of restating exactly what it is you are trying to say in the first place. In doing so, you create something new. The end is often the beginning and the best part of your writing! I have used this every time I struggle and it has helped tremendously every time I am stuck or revising."
5. "Breathe, [insert your name here]. Breathe."
6. "I find I get the best results by trying to weave together two ideas; call it the Reese's Theory. It lends the prose a complexity and depth and sometimes generates that elusive unplanned creativity – you know, 'Wow, did I write that?' It also helps me to concentrate on the idea content instead of the style. As advice goes, perhaps it is not all that useful to others, but in that instance when you struggle to decide between two equally compelling concepts – I say, try using them both!"
7. "Not only does the First Draft of something NOT have to be perfect, but it doesn't even have to be GOOD. It is a "Zero Draft," and once you have gotten it out of the way, you can comfortably begin." (I love this idea of a "Zero Draft." It would make writing it a lot less intimidating, I suspect.)
8. There is no such thing as perfect when it comes to writing. Polished, clean prose? Yes. Well-written, well-structured, and well-organized? Absolutely. Perfect? No way. Stop putting so much pressure on yourself to achieve "perfect." Stop chasing the unicorn.
9. "Think of writing in small chunks or "islands." Then writing doesn't seem so big and scary." (I now do this with almost everything I write and it really works!)
10. "Always end your writing for the day in the middle of a thought or a paragraph. It cuts down on writer's block the next day, because you know exactly where to begin."
11. "Give yourself the space and time to write. Schedule it, and prep your writing space accordingly."
12. "Speak from the heart when you write." (Another variation of this excellent advice is to spill your guts on the page. I love that. And it really does result in prose that other people want to read.)
13. "Do 3-5 minutes of freewriting right before you begin your writing session. Sketch out the scene you are going to write or the next part of your article. It will put you in the right mindset so you can dive right in instead of facing that blinking cursor cold."
And because I'm not superstitious in the least, I'm leaving it at 13. Now what are you waiting for? Go tackle that writing project! :)
Midweek Writing Prompt: Family Member as Character (11/19/14)
Posted on November 19, 2014 2 Comments
In my classrooms and workshops, I strive to create safe, welcoming writing communities where individuals feel free to explore ideas, stories, and concepts without judgment. After all, we need those spaces to get started. The judgment – of editors, professors, critical friends – will come later. But in the beginning, we need that soft, friendly embrace where anything is possible and everyone loves you. Let's go there together.
When my schedule allows, I will post writing prompts for you to play with. I encourage you to write something and to share those initial efforts in the comment section, or even your response to the prompt – tell us what happened when you sat down to write. After all, some of these prompts will lead you down a path toward publication – I've seen that happen often enough to be confident in that statement.
Give it a try! :)
Writing Prompt: Family member as character
Imagine your family member in his or her favorite space. See him in that space. See her move through it, use it. Where is it? Which room or outdoor location is it? What does it look like, smell like, feel like? What's the air temperature? What activity is she doing – how is she interacting with this space? Is she making something? Doing something? What does he look like – what is he wearing? What does her hair look like? (In Steel Magnolias, the mom is described as having hair like a brown football helmet – think in terms of similes (like, as) and create a simile for one of your family member's physical features.) What are his physical imperfections? What does his breath smell like? What bad habit comes to life in this space?
In order to truly understand someone, you need to go beneath the surface. But sometimes exploring the surface will reveal truths about the person. The goal with this writing prompt is to write a deep description of your family member without using his or her name, and technical physical details (Lauren Small, 5 foot 7 inches, brown hair, slightly chubby). Instead, use the above questions (and others that they inspire) to write a description that is deeply settled in a specific space – help us to see, hear, smell, and feel this person in the way that YOU see, hear, smell, and feel this person. Allow your descriptions to speak about your deep love and care – without ever saying that you love and care for him or her. Write in third person. (No "I".)
This prompt will be especially useful for anyone writing a memoir that involves their family.
So you want to be a freelance writer (part two): Be the go-to writer
Posted on November 17, 2014 Leave a Comment
One surefire way to be successful as a freelance writer is to be the go-to writer. So what is that?
Basically, you need to become indispensable to your editors. How? Easy. You'll have to set pride aside and treat your freelancing as the job that it is. You don't have a boss standing over your shoulder demanding that you perform, so you have to perform that role for yourself.
1. Don't be an entitled, demanding primadonna who only takes the choicest and most exciting assignments with the greatest readership. Do you want to make a living or not? Then suck it up and take some assignments that just aren't as thrilling. Stop acting as though you're so much better than those lowly stories.
2. Pitch and accept the writing assignments that no one else wants (covering school board and township meetings and writing holiday features) to become your editor's favorite go-to writer. In fact, if you can show your skills by taking those dull, lowly assignments that the staff writers dread and write them with some aplomb and flair, your editor will be impressed and likely ask you to continue taking on bigger and better stories.*
3. Build up goodwill by being willing to take the boring, dull, and pencil-in-the-eye back page stories, and better assignments will flow your way much faster. Be a diva demanding only the most exciting features at your peril – no one will want to work with you.
* Warning: When you transform articles that are usually dry, uninteresting sawdust into lively and stylish gems, don't be surprised if your editor asks you to continue doing those pieces even after the bigger assignments role in. After all, she's got a good thing going with you. However, please note that you may elect to continue doing these smaller, less interesting pieces because they are good, steady money. And what writer doesn't enjoy being paid for their craft? :)
Writing Consultation involves what?
Posted on November 15, 2014 Leave a Comment
If you are the owner of a business, the manager of a department, or an executive in charge of a team, chances are your employees write quite a bit in the course of the work week, communicating internally and externally for a variety of purposes. According to the National Writing Project's Writing: A Ticket to Work or a Ticket Out: A Survey of Business Leaders, "As advanced technology in the workplace plays a more significant role, good writing skills are increasingly valued" by businesses. In fact, according to the leaders of 120 American companies (that employee nearly 8 million people), "Writing is a 'threshold skill' for hiring and promotion among salaried (i.e., professional) employees. Survey results indicate that writing is a ticket to professional opportunity" (nwp.org). Consider that two-thirds of salaried employees in large American companies have some writing responsibility.
"Manufacturing documentation, operating procedures, reporting problems, lab safety, waste disposal operations—all have to be crystal clear," said one human resource director. Even more sobering is one executive's concise observation that "You can't move up without writing skills." (Writing Ticket to Work)
You know this to be true: An employee who writes well is a valuable asset to your business by presenting a professional image to clients, customers, and internal co-workers. Employees who write well make you and your business more credible and trustworthy. If you have silently struggled with great employees who just need to brush up on certain skills such as email etiquette, formal report memo writing, persuasive sales letter composition, or any other business communication required in your company, contact me today to start the conversation.
I offer a variety of writing consultation services for clients, but work with you to customize a plan to meet your needs. Such a plan may include time spent with staff (either in person or online) on a specific project to ensure that the writing is crystal clear, accessible to a varied audience, and to guarantee that the structure of the document is well-organized. Another plan might involve editing a document for clarity, sentence structure, and word choice, and then conducting a series of two-hour writing workshops to teach your team editing tips and proofreading techniques to improve their skills. Whether you want your team to understand the importance of audience, purpose, active voice, and appropriate tone in written documents, or you want select employees to become better skilled at communicating company messages in digital environments such as Facebook, Twitter, and blogs, I can tailor a plan to address your needs.
Email Amanda today to start the conversation: amandamorrisphd (at) gmail (dot) com or complete the contact form below.
Writing the *#)%(*$% title
Posted on November 14, 2014 Leave a Comment
I hate titles. Always have. I'm a fantastic writer, but I suck at titles. When I was a journalist, editors would constantly change my titles, never satisfied with the one I toiled over. Sometimes I hit on a good one, but that's a rarity. Similar to my chances of striking gold were I to pan at one of those touristy roadside panning places out West. Usually, my search for a good title is kind of like searching for the elusive Sheepsquatch or Abominable Snowperson. You suspect it's out there, you've heard stories and legends and myths about writers being really good at titles, and you're pretty sure you can figure it out. And yet, it eludes you. Just out of reach. Out of range of your night-vision goggles. Always taunting from the shadows.
Most recently, I wrote a long creative nonfiction piece about a particular idea and experience (purposefully being vague because I'm hoping the publishing gods smile upon me for this one), and my writing group was not only clutch for catching those tinkering revisions that we all must suffer, but one friend actually came up with the perfect title. And when she made that suggestion, it was like the proverbial seas parting and angels weeping. I heard bells. But perhaps that was just a developing migraine. I just stared at her and finally said, "How did you come up with that?! And why can't I come up with a title like that?!" I was extremely thankful, of course, but also mind-boggled that some people are just THAT good with titles and others just aren't. We're all fellow writers, but only some of us have the title touch. (And thank heavens she's in MY writing group!) :)
If you feel my pain because you have similar difficulties with titles, thank you for letting me know that I'm not alone. Also, I have some great advice about how to write a good title that I share with my students every semester. And you know the thing about great advice. . .it's always best when passed on. So here goes:
Titles should be descriptive, compelling, and preferably brief to grab a reader's attention and set the stage for the story or essay or poem to follow.
Titles provide focus and should be creatively evocative (suggestive) of the story's/poem's/essay's content. Be imaginative and try not to rely on trite, obvious, or clichéd phrases.
Writing a good title is a bit of an art, so you may change it several times until you hit on one that sounds right!
Strive to:
- be creative if the occasion allows for it. Play with words, find interesting quotes from the text, surprise your reader through tone, juxtaposition, analogy, etc. In other words, get the reader's attention and make him/her want to read your work! Example: "The Art of the Nap," "The Loneliness of the Military Historian," or "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Elvis."
- be informative. The title should always provide a clear idea of what the story/poem/essay is about, what its main ideas are, and what it's working with. Example: "Digital Networks and Citizenship," "The Golden Age of the Broadway Musical."
- join attention-getting and informative parts of your title with a : if necessary. This is for my academic writers. All hail the colon. Example: "The Invisible Discourse of the Law: Reflections on Legal Literacy and General Education."
- remember to change the title if the focus of your story/poem/essay changes.
And finally, write your title last.
Sample titles from published essays (for inspiration!):
"She's Nothing Like We Thought" (Molly McGlennon)
"The Spirit of Language" (Neil McKay)
"The Secret of Breathing" (Steve Elm)
"Being Brians" (Brian Doyle)
"Finders Keepers: The Story of Joey Coyle" (Mark Bowden)
"Going Native" (Francine Prose)
"Why I Ride" (Jana Richman)
"Of the Coming of John" (W.E.B. DuBois)
"How It Feels to Be Colored Me" (Zora Neale Hurston)
"Once More to the Lake" (E.B. White)
"No Name Woman" (Maxine Hong Kingston)
"Aria: A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood" (Richard Rodriguez)
"Petrified" (John Lahr)
"Fathead's Hard Times" (W.S. DiPiero)
"The Comfort Zone" (Jonathan Franzen)
"If Memory Doesn't Serve" (Ian Frazier)
"Six Seconds" (Paula Speck)
"A Sudden Illness" (Laura Hillenbrand)
"My Yiddish" (Leonard Michael)
"Envy" (Kathryn Chetkovich)
Now go forth and be fruitful, title writers. And help your writing friends who suck at them. Consider it a valuable public service. Thank you.
Midweek Writing Prompt: Experiment with Montage (11/12/14)
Posted on November 12, 2014 Leave a Comment
In my classrooms and workshops, I strive to create safe, welcoming writing communities where individuals feel free to explore ideas, stories, and concepts without judgment. After all, we need those spaces to get started. The judgment – of editors, professors, critical friends – will come later. But in the beginning, we need that soft, friendly embrace where anything is possible and everyone loves you. Let's go there together.
When my schedule allows, I will post writing prompts for you to play with. I encourage you to write something and to share those initial efforts in the comment section, or even your response to the prompt – tell us what happened when you sat down to write. After all, some of these prompts will lead you down a path toward publication – I've seen that happen often enough to be confident in that statement.
Give it a try! :)
Writing Prompt: Experiment with Montage
This prompt involves experimenting with a new style. One of the best ways to improve your writing skills is to push yourself outside your comfort zone. We can often get stuck by comfort and familiarity. We have a particular approach or style and we keep using it over and over. When is the last time you tried a new writing style?
Montage writing is a series of fast, hyper-detailed, short words or phrases that give the reader a snapshot. Think of a quick series of photographs or movie scenes flashing quickly by. You don't have time to stop and explain – you have to capture the essence of the place, the person, the idea in a concise series of words. In film, montage is a series of shots that tells a story without dialogue. Apply this idea to a place or a idea or even a person. Try to tell a story of that place or idea or person using only a short series of words or phrases.
Here are some quickly-rendered examples for you:
Place montage: Cream-colored walls. Photos sagging. Paper chaos. Office space.
Person montage: Smiling brown eyes. Huggable body. Unconditional lover.
Idea montage: "Boys will be boys." Microaggressions. Headlines protest. Nothing changes.
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NEW YORK - The last time the Steelers played, Tim Tebow sent them home from the playoffs with one stunning play.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Barry Bonds has been given an extension until May 4 to file written arguments in his appeal to overturn his obstruction of justice conviction.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Roger Clemens stood and uttered "Morning" to the 90 potential jurors who had gathered in the ornate, sixth-floor ceremonial courtroom, the one deemed big enough to hold them all. After he sat down, he swiveled his chair, as if trying to make eye contact with as many as possible.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Roger Clemens' second perjury trial began Monday, following a mistrial in the first case when prosecutors showed inadmissible evidence to the jury.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - Avery Bradley hit three straight 3-pointers and scored 11 of his 18 points in a game-deciding third quarter as the surging Boston Celtics defeated the New Jersey Nets 94-82 Saturday night.
AUBURN, Ala. (AP) - Freshman Kyle Allen threw four touchdown passes in the first half and Texas A&M recovered two late fumbles to secure a 41-38 victory against No. 3 Auburn, likely ending the Tigers' playoff hopes.
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A list of left handed bowlers with pictures. People with left handedness, aka "left handers", "lefties", "a lefty", or even "southpaws" have long had to deal with negative connotations within the western world. The latin word for left, "sinistra" is where we get the modern word "sinister". By contrast, "dexterity" comes from the latin word for right handed, "dexter". Today, roughly 11% of the world's population is left handed. That number surged throughout the 20th century as adults stopped forcing left handed children to use their right hand. Left handedness has become unusually prominent within some professions. Of the seven most recent Presidents of the United States, five were left handers. Many other world leaders are lefties as well. Generally speaking, left handed people today tend to be seen as more "right brained". A recent study showed that college educated left handers in the United States earn on average 10-15% more than their right handed equivalents.
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It rained 0.51 inches in Manteca on Thursday.
With the weather back to a warm 79 degrees today following Thursday's showers that brought 0.51 inches of rain, the almond harvest goes back into full swing with some farmers busy spreading the soaked nuts in windrows on the ground to speed up the drying process.
STOCKTON – Being linked to school board hopefuls with serious ethical questions might not be the worst thing for Sam Fant.
Most of the Ripon High sophomores have cleared one major hurdle towards graduation.
Your garbage might just be going to power your home.
The Manteca Women of the Moose is looking for crafters for its outdoor craft boutique to be held Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Moose Lodge, 1185 North Main St. in Manteca.
Award-winning Manteca artist, Jean Ramey, is stating an encore number in Stockton-San Joaquin County Public Library's annual reading program, One Book, One San Joaquin.
MODESTO – Modesto Junior College Agriculture and Environmental Science Division will host the annual MJC Truck and Tractor Pull on Saturday, Oct. 11, in the Agriculture Center for Education Pavilion located on the MJC West Campus at 2201 Blue Gum Avenue in Modesto.
The Manteca Police Department SHARP's volunteer unit is holding a charity fundraiser garage sale today, Saturday and Sunday at 413 Parkwood Drive from 9 to 4 p.m. each day.
Delta College nursing students are learning hospital procedures at Doctors Hospital of Manteca as they work the floor under their instructor Melissa Black and observe active procedures with registered nurses and patients.
Government doesn't - and shouldn't - have all the answers.
Someone dumps a pile of garbage in front of your property. It is strewn all over the place. The perpetrator is unknown. So what do you do?
It might not be the most unique approach at making a stand.
An informative forum featuring local candidates in the running for Ripon City Council, San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors and the superintendents of schools will be held Tuesday, Sept. 30.
One more Eagle Scout is expected to take flight soon with the completed construction of a new, mostly steel Santa's House that will be used during the Christmas season at the corner of Yosemite Avenue and Main Street in downtown Manteca.
The double-crested cormorant is not on any endangered species list.
It is going to cost nearly $150 million for levee upgrades to protect Manteca, Lathrop, Weston Ranch, and parts of rural south Manteca from a 200-year flood.
It's now the $310 million question.
Jim Anderson - a popular home-grown rock singer that pays tribute to Elvis Presley's early years - is performing on the Main Stage of the 30th annual Sunrise Kiwanis Pumpkin Fair this weekend in downtown Manteca.
The Moving Wall - an 80 percent replica of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, D.C., - is returning to Manteca a little more than 20 years after its first appearance.
Editor's note: This is an abbreviated version of a column about the Manteca High Vietnam Moving Wall ceremonies that former Manteca High student and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient Sammy Davis appeared at that was published in March of 1993.
Good luck getting California's diverse special interest groups to agree on anything.
Educator Shane Smith is on the ballot for the Nov. 4 vote for Ripon City Council election even though he says he has been talked out of running because he is relatively new to the community.
The Home Energy Opportunity (HERO) program is considered as one of the fastest growing energy efficiency financing solution in the country.
You can tell a lot about a city by its garbage.
"Fight Hunger, Spark Change" is the theme of the current online voting contest that could give the San Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties Food Bank in Manteca a $60,000 prize courtesy of Walmart.
Manteca is rallying to help 19-year-old Jose Maltez.


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EU equal treatment law: we've been waiting too long!
As high-level EU Member States' representatives meet today to discuss how to make equality a reality for all, equality and anti-discrimination organisations call on them to show a real commitment to equality by finally adopting an EU law on equal treatment.
First ever LGBTI human rights conference at the Council of the European Union
ILGA-Europe welcomes the first ever high level conference addressing the issues of LGBTI people's human rights hosted today at the Council of the European Union, the highest decision making institution of the European Union.
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Today Jean-Claude Juncker, the President of the European Commission, has announced the composition of the new European Commission.
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European Court of Human Rights fails to preserve trans woman's marriage
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ILGA-Europe is concerned with the cancellation of Kyiv Pride due to police failure to ensure protection
This year's Kyiv Pride, scheduled for 5 July, was cancelled after the Ukrainian police claimed they would not be able to protect the Pride participants because of expected counter protests. Vitali Klitschko, the Mayor of Kyiv, stated that now is not the right time for 'entertainment' events such as Pride.
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Today the Danish parliamentarians passed a law which removes a number of obstacles for legal gender recognition. Denmark is now the first country in Europe where a requirement for 'Gender Identity Disorder' diagnosis or any psychological assessment/opinion is not necessary for a person to legally obtain their preferred gender.
ILGA-Europe condemns discriminatory constitutional amendment in Slovakia
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LGBT History being made in Cyprus
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