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Friday 11 July, 7.30pm
The Smallest Show on Earth
IN CONVERSATION with Tessa Farmer, Tim Cockerill and Petra Lange-Berndt
Tickets £10/ £8 FREE for Holburne Contemporaries
Tessa Farmer is the creator of the miniature world of sinister fairies and their insect cohorts that currently infest our galleries. For this event, Tessa will be joined by zoologist Dr Tim Cockerill and art historian Dr Petra Lange-Berndt, as she discusses the developing mythology of her fantastical world and the technical challenges that she faces in realising her visions.
After several years researching the history and techniques of the flea circus, Tim has uncovered previously unseen footage and photos of the fleas in action. Tim has also tracked down the last remaining Flea Circus Professors, who have taught him the secret techniques of flea training.
Petra will give a survey on artists working with living insects, and insect remains, in modern and contemporary art focusing on the theoretical concept of the swarm and swarming.
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Aug 6, 2013This is one of the best games you can get for the DS. Alomost all of the 40+ games that it includes are fun, easy to learn but can still offer a challenge. It is perfect for the console's portability, if you have a few minutes while waiting for the bus you can play a quick game of poker or darts, it also offers multiplayer without the need for additional players to own the game, just a DS. This was one of the best games I owned for DS now someone make something like this for iOS please!!!… Expand
Nov 27, 2013The AI for some of the games is terrible. In Contract Bridge (on Hard), my partner will win with an Ace even though a 7 would have won it. In Spades (on Hard), if I bid Nil my partner will still lead low. I do like the game and play it a fair bit, however the AI makes the partnership games painful sometimes.
The number of options given for rules variants is fantastic.
Dec 5, 2013This is my favorite cart to keep around and have in my DS when I'm not actively playing through a different game. Lots of games, good selection. The AI is competent at most of the games when you turn it to "Hard". All of the games play entirely through the touch screen, and it always feels totally natural to me. You're moving pieces on a game board, or picking up and placing cards, things like that. It's very nice. There's even both online multiplayer and download play multiplayer. And it has Shogi, which isn't a game that you normally see in games packs like this.
The downsides to the game are particular to different games. The betting games let you bet into negative chip counts, without making you just lose the game. Their version of battleship has two different 1x1 pieces, which makes the games take forever to resolve because you can't use a grid search to try and find enemy ships. Their version of Stratego is sound, but the AI for it is just not competent even on the highest setting. If they re-released this for 3ds and fixed these problems it'd be an easy 10/10 game.… Expand
If ever there was a game to get gamers and non-gamers playing together, this is it. Addictive gameplay, online play and more vareity than Noah's Ark make this a surprising must-have title. [Nov 2006, p.84]
If you plan on playing with your friends, it's indespensible; if you'll be going at it alone, there's a fair amount to do but you may lose patience with the scoring and lack of single-player variety. [Nov. 2006, p.87]
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Most automotive enthusiasts will know that Dean Moon was very much involved in supplying parts and advice to Sydney Allard's team back in the winter of 1960/61 when Europe's first dragster was being assembled in the Allard Motor Company Clapham workshop under Sydney's office. Dean was also very much involved in bringing Dante Duce and the Mooneyes dragster across to appear in the UK during 1963.
What was not known was the fact that Dean kept copies of the correspondence linked to his association with the project in his office drawer, along with press cuttings. They have been discovered only recently and, backed by Shige Suganuma and Chico Kodama of Mooneyes, have been copied and printed in a folder by Allison Jobe of SXS Performance in California.
The completed publication has been donated to the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu as part of the archives linked to the Allard Chrysler dragster. Along with lots more information it can now be accessed by researchers using the library at the museum.
Interview with Rat Trap's Brian Hope about Dragstalgia
With only a week to go before the biggest nostalgia drag racing event ever to be held in the UK I thought it would be cool to ask Rat Trap Racing's Brian Hope a few questions.
Santa Pod Raceway – Festival of Power 2014A small report and a selection of images from the Festival of Power are online now.
Europe finest weekend
Okay not nostalgia but being a drag racing nut I just have to give credit to an incredible weekend for European drag racing.
At the four wides NHRA event Sweden's Jonny Lindberg made the final of TAFC and lost because of bad shake caused by just a few bolts.
At the same event Sweden's Jimmy Alund WON Pro Stock making him one of only a few overseas racers to ever win a NHRA wally.
And finally Ian King won the Xoticycle/Roaring Toyz Spring Nationals (Manufacturers Cup) at SGMP in the USA.
Ian took out Larry McBride and Chris Hand on the way and in the final ran a amazing 5.878 that that also gives him the final spot in the MTC 5 Second club.
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As a parent, the day will come when your first born asks if you will come to their school for the all important 'Career Day,' where students with an attention span of less than three minutes learn about different careers and vocations.
When the day arrived for me to go to my son Matt's school, I put on a freshly pressed uniform, donned my special patent leather shoes and made sure my moustache was neatly trimmed to police academy standards, (not wanting my moustache to be confused with some 70's porn star moustache). I wanted these six-year-old kids to know who I was and what I represented. This was my big debut — my first career day and I wanted my presentation to be the very best!
I came prepared with a short outline, a bag of plastic junior police badges, and my infamous 'get out of jail free' trading cards with the popular UV coating which at the time was worth a whopping 15 cents on eBay! I wanted to bring a couple dozen glazed donuts for the class but thought that might be overkill. As it turned out, donuts were on the school's contraband list along with guns, cigarettes, lighters, candy, gum, and inflatable love dolls.
When I walked into the classroom, I saw my proud son. In his classmate's eyes I was a superhero, protecting them from super-villains and creepy old guys who circled the park in vans. And there I was, standing center stage in front of his class.
I quickly hit all the important stuff, talking about my uniform patches, my shiny badge, my "tool belt" that held my radio, handcuffs, and gun. I gave them a short list of important safety tips, like looking both ways before crossing the street, always wearing your seat belt and if you see a gun, don't pick it up, tell an adult right away. They sat there listening and watching my every move taking in all this valuable information.
Little did I know, within a few short seconds this captive audience would turn into a wild mob of heathens! It started sounding like a full drunk tank on a Friday pay day!
A quick chirp from my whistle got their attention and I quickly explained what a police officer's daily mission is. Fun stuff like chasing down bad guys, taking theft reports when kids leave their bicycles in the front yard overnight, directing traffic around an accident even when it's super hot outside or raining, and, finally, writing traffic tickets to mom and dad when they drive too fast. I explained further that those tickets mean mom and dad have to pay big fines, and that means really crappy birthday presents! "So do yourself a favor, tell your parent's to slow it down!"
I could see that they were turning into a band of hooligans, touching each other, making fart and burp noises, giggling… Typical police roll call antics. I knew I had to do something fast, so I moved right into a little Q&A. They all had their hands raised in anticipation of being called on.
The first question came from a little girl named Sarah who went into a dissertation about how she was with her mommy when she got stopped by a policeman on her way to the store to buy Captain Crunch, she has a red bicycle, she likes cheese pizza, her little brother picks his nose a lot and her favorite day is Saturday because she likes cartoons and her new puppy poops on the carpet all the time and her dad says bad words when he cleans it up…
I interrupted her, explaining to the class the difference between a question and telling a story. I asked if anybody else had a question and again everybody's hand went up. Johnny asked if I had ever shot anybody, I glared at Sarah and said "not today" hoping to still maintain some sort of control over the class. Melissa asked if girls can be police officers. I felt like a recruiter for the next generation of cops explaining that our Army of Blue is made up of both men and women!
Little Billy raised his hand, stood up and proudly said "Grandpa put his finger in my stink-hole!" The teacher gasped, another parent fell out of her chair and I freaked out for half a second thinking about all the damn paperwork this outcry was going to cause. All the kids started laughing, Billy said "just kidding" and began to belch the alphabet and everybody laughed even louder.
Thinking it might be a great idea to end on this kid's laugh at my expense, I tell the class since they were all so well behaved that I had junior police badges and get out of jail free cards for them. One of the kids asked me if he could have some extra's because "Uncle Daddy" was always going to jail!
I reminded them that police officers are their friend and to call us if they ever need our help. There's nothing I hate more than parents telling there children that if they're not good we're going to put them in jail. One of the great things about performing standup comedy is being able to tell an audience how I feel about this very issue. If I can keep one parent from ever telling their kid that we'll put them in jail then I've done my job!
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SCRANTON – A former service technician for Benco Dental has filed a federal lawsuit against the company, alleging he and other technicians were required to work in excess of 40 hours per week but were not paid overtime.
Douglas Creed of Clearwater, Kan., filed the suit Friday on behalf of himself and 290 other technicians nationwide that seeks damages under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
According to the lawsuit, Benco, which is headquartered in Pittston Township, employs technicians to install, repair and maintain dental equipment, computer networks and other associated equipment.
The suit alleges Benco paid the technicians a weekly set rate, regardless of the number of hours they worked. The technicians sometimes worked as many as 60 hours in a week, but were not paid overtime.
In early 2012, Benco changed its policy and began paying overtime to technicians in certain areas, including Kansas City, but it did not implement that policy for all technicians nationwide.
The suit, filed by attorney Rowdy B. Meeks of Kansas City, Mo., asks a judge to declare Benco violated the FLSA and to order it to pay all unpaid overtime due to impacted service technicians.
Officials with Benco could not immediately be reached for comment Friday evening.


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text: Group Receives $1.1M Grant to Sell ObamaCare to Public Print article Send a Tip by William Bigelow 29 Nov 2013 post a comment According to CapitolCityProject.com, Families USA, a non-profit organization which says that it is non-partisan, received a $1.1 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation on Oct. 4 to make a database of ObamaCare "success stories." Families USA, which states that it is dedicated to "the achievement of high-quality, affordable health care for all Americans," will look for stories of "real people" who will tell their tales of success of enrolling in ObamaCare. Families USA's website urges its users to educate others about the wonderful world of Obamacare: "The best way to do that is to tell your story, giving a real example of the status quo and the impact of change." CEOs last week attending a Wall Street Journal forum last week were told by Barack Obama that ObamaCare need some positive spin in the media. He said, "We obviously are going to have to remarket and rebrand, and that will be challenging in this political environment."


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Really good stuff! Please check out my work, "They Call Me Defiant" if you like the dystopia/dystopian genre :)
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Patrick Gray, creator of the Risky Business podcast, said this was his eighth AusCERT conference. "You have the same vendors selling the same solutions for the same problems. The solutions and problems have got a little more complicated, but it is the same," he said.
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Colarusso's Farm Stand Reading : New Store opening soon
Calareso's farm stand on Route 28 in Reading is opening a new store should be open in mid March the building looks quite impressive . It has the same look as Wilson and Verrill farms building but the difference is that this is next to the highway and not a farm so hope they will have some quality products. Also Just Desserts from Wakefield will have a location inside.
Great to have a yet another produce/grocery option off of Rt 128.
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It's actually Calareso's. I wonder if Harrow's is going with them, or what's going into their old space?
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To the best of my knowledge; Harrow's is staying put - there is a rental sign on the property - I am usually at Calareso's 1 or 2X a month.
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harrows is staying- harrows actually owns the space, so I am sure they want another tenant!
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I agree- I am hoping they are like Wilsons. Some of there stuff is good- but a few weeks ago, I picked up some grapes, and they were not at all sweet. And they stopped carrying the monkey bread- which was really good!
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I shop every few weeks at Wilsons, and fill in with Calereso, and with the weekly farmers market in season. Yike! $4.30 a gallon. Glad I have a car that gets great milelage- I will need it for my yearly trek to the Outer Banks this summer. The gas was around that price when we went in July 2008. But I only have to stop once for gas, and get almost 40 mpg on long trips.
Yet this will be a produce store and garden center. Not a farmstand but hope they will carry local products beside produce local milk and breads would be nice , which they have not done too much of in the past. Wilson's also has lots of out of season and imported produce too.
They no longer carry the monkey bread due to Karen's bakery closed.
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Love Calereso but haven't been there in over a month. Where exactly will the new store be located?
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Just southh of the current store- across from the gas station and the new restaurant that used to be Wayside Bazzar. It looks big- lots of greenhouses. I have only driven by it, and am not sure hwere the parking lot is, or how to access the new lot if driving north on rte 28.
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Parking in their current place is horrible. I always think I am going to be rear-ended as I back out of my parking space. Didn't mean to suggest there would not be ample parking- I just could not see how to access the lot on my "drive by".
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Still on 28, just before the 128 intersection, on the same side, only a couple of hundred yards south of the current store.
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That's it- if you are driving south on 28- you cant miss it.
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What was the sign up for? i am signed up to get their coupons in the mail- but i dont think that is what you are referring to, as I have not gotten anything in the mail for a while. TIA.
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DUH-- sorry. I read you original post incorrectly, and guess I had myself a blond moment ( I can say that, as I am blonde!{)
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Was in the current location yesterday, you can tell it's winding down. The current location will be open through Sunday 3/11....will be closed Monday 3/12.....and the NEW store opens Tuesday 3/13!!!
re: collie
I'm going to give it a few days to let the crowds die down. Looking forward to trying it out.
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Went on opening day and there wasnt really any hoopla or crowds. Pretty much business as usual.
MUCH bigger with huge aisles you can actually wheel a cart down! I wasnt there that long, just had time for a little checking it out but looked like basically the same stuff. I did enjoy buying the flowers at buy one get one free. Am enjoying my fragrant roses for 5.98 for 2 bunches...Are the baked goods any good there? Cuz i didnt love the muffin i got or the cookie samples.. But it is really nice to have this place around here and it was especially nice being that it felt like summer out... The parking lot was decorated with mini irises which was a sweet touch.
re: chompie
Not sure about the baked goods, though the cookies always look good!. I can say their pizza dough is great, and they used to carry really good monkey bread- it was made somewhere in Lynnfield which closed. I think I will take a ride by today. I have coupons from them for $2.00 off flowers, produce and meats.
re: chompie
Finally made it down there for time since the new store opened today. They have a lot more room, even outside for plants and flowers, We were thinking double the old space. Nice to see the way everything was laid out inside. Was also pleasantly surprised to see Mann's pies there since they are local to me. Loved the smell of the lilies walking in. Glad I had eaten lunch before I stepped inside since everything looked and smelled so good.
The new store is very nice has a bard like feel and very open. Though it is just the same as the old store as for products. Went on opening day and everything was very fresh and of high quality. Other than produce they still had the breads, Dom's meat and a few other little items. Not as much local items as other "farm markets" the only option for milk was Hood. Overall still a great addition to the area with better quality than large grocery stores. Just hard to compare it to other store such as Wilson, Verril or Tendercrop as this is not a farm.
re: collie
Just got back. Prices were great- not sure if that is for the opening or not. I also like that the baby spinach comes in small bags- just enough for one meal. The curly lettuce, tomatoes, oranges, cabbage were all priced great. Larger bread and baked goods selection than the old store. The only baked product I bought was a gluten free brownie for my neice who has celiac. Not a bargain at $2.99! Tonight will be Doms steak tips on the grill, asparagus and spinach salad. I had three coupons (worth $6.00), which had expired at the end of Feb, but they let me use them.Once I got home, I found the newer ones. As collie said, nice addition to the area. Once the warm weather is here, Wilson, et al, will beat them on product offerings.


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Let's apply a little Queer Theory to the Harry Hunsacker plays.
Before beginning this instructive exercise, however, it's necessary to explain to the benighted what the Harry Hunsacker plays are. Harry is the bumbling, narcissistic hero of a series of stage whodunits performed at the Pegasus Theater in Deep Ellum. Each of these plays features the word "Death" in the title, and each is performed in a unique black-and-white style meant to mimic the look of '30s and '40s detective flicks. Hunsacker is the brainchild and alter ego of Pegasus founder and artistic director Kurt Kleinmann.
The plays are a local favorite, partly because of the startling black-and-white effect, which works particularly well from about the fifth row back. Closer up, the gray grease-paint patinas on the actors' faces that helps achieve the colorless look can be a little distracting.
Though the film-noir special effects may be the magnet that draws people to the plays initially, they are not what keep audiences coming back. As A Degree of Death!, the latest in the Hunsacker series, demonstrates, the comedic core of the plays is the relationship among Harry, his faithful sidekick Nigel Grouse, and the irascible Lt. Foster.
Harry is a dimwitted private detective and would-be actor, who, without the assistance of supercompetent Nigel, would soon come a cropper. Lt. Foster is a gumshoe just trying to do his job who finds himself perpetually stymied by Harry.
The relationships are analogous in some ways to those in P.G. Wodehouse's beloved Jeeves stories. Nigel is to Harry what Jeeves is to young Bertie Wooster. The putative servant in the relationship, Nigel is really the brains of the operation, but is too considerate to let Harry know it. He pulls on the puppet strings so gently that Harry still believes he has a free will. Lt. Foster is like Bertie's Aunt Agatha, a person of fiery temperament who seethes at the sight of so much dithering and incompetence.
In A Degree of Death!, the boys come up against a mad scientist intent on--need I say it?--world domination. Shacked up in an old mine, the techie has created a ray that turns "people of normal intelligence" into zombies who must obey his every command.
Other characters include wayfarers at a desert inn that is slated for immersion once the Hoover dam is completed.
The inn's honeysuckle-voiced proprietress is sweet on Nigel, a professional widow falls for Lt. Foster, and Harry develops a keen interest in a Hollywood scriptwriter who may be able to assist him with his acting career.
Though the first act is a bit plodding, the second picks up considerably and benefits from Bruce Colman's kitschy set design. It is also where the eternal homosexual love-triangle between Nigel, Harry, and Lt. Foster becomes more explicit.
As Queer Theory, a form of literary criticism popular on today's campuses, tells us, everyone harbors varying degrees of homosexual potential and these latent, often suppressed tendencies manifest themselves in works of drama and literature, whether their authors are conscious of it or not.
The Hunsacker plays are a perfect example. Harry himself is a "private dick," and it's no accident that the words "Harry" and "hairy" are basically interchangeable. The words "Hunsacker" and "hunsucker," meanwhile, are too similar for mere coincidence. A "hairy hunsucker" is a man of great homosexual attractions. Little wonder that he attracts Nigel like ants to a picnic.
With his deft manners, his precise diction, and his attention to detail, Nigel is a classic anal-retentive gay. Like many capable gay men in responsible positions, he feels compelled to conceal his sexual identity.
Nigel has become enthralled by Harry, and his mission is to protect Harry and advance Harry's career while adoring him from afar.
The question arises whether a man as competent, intelligent, and sensitive as Nigel could fall for someone as shallow, conceited, and ignorant as Harry. The answer is: Of course he could; it happens all the time in literature and in life.
Somerset Maugham, a gay writer, told it best in Of Human Bondage when he wrote of the sensitive medical student Philip's desperate, distracting love for the tawdry, shallow Mildred, a woman who was beneath him in every way.
It's an unreasoning love Nigel can't rationalize, but can't deny. It is no wonder that he can't explain to the inn's proprietress why her love for him can never be requited, and that bidding her adieu is "the right thing to do." Harry can't understand why Nigel rejects this sweet woman, either, and his blindness to Nigel's true feelings is a source of enduring torment to the unfortunate lover.
Meanwhile, Lt. Foster is in an equally untenable position. His love is doomed to be unrequited as well, but he doggedly sticks with it. Lt. Foster is in love with Nigel, and it is the cause of his gnawing fury that Nigel is enamored of someone as bumbling, as incompetent, and as unworthy as Harry. Lt. Foster realizes that Nigel deserves a much better man, and even Nigel himself sees this, but the ways of love are strange. We cannot choose the type of person who Fate would allow to steal our hearts. Indeed, love is a capricious little archer who shoots his darts whither he will, for his own childish amusement, and we poor mortals must suffer for his sport.


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Wade had two steals and one block in the first half to go with his 14 points. He was engaged through the first half and and looked the best he has so far through the series. James went 7-for-11 from the field for 15 points and was not passive on offense.
Tony Parker showed no signs of being slowed down by his hamstring as he scored 15 points and dished out six assists.
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Miami's defensive pressure in the second quarter helped stretch their lead to 10. The Spurs had nine turnovers in the first half. The Spurs weathered the storm, just like Miami, and tied the game after Boris Diaw scored in transition with 12.9 seconds left in the half. Chris Bosh tried to throw down a dunk before the buzzer sounded but it was too late, the referees waved off the shot and the teams are tied at 49 points each.
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Do we see LeBron James? Like, the real LeBron James?
James was locked in during the first half. He attacked the rim in transition as he found his rhythm and confidently mixed in shots from mid-range while San Antonio's defense sagged off of him. The real LeBron James was on the floor and the league's Most Valuable Player backed up his talk about asserting himself and leading his team.
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Gary Neal, Danny Green and Kawhi Leonard each hit three-point field goals to start the game but San Antonio went on to miss their next three attempts from beyond the arc. It wasn't until Diaw connected from the corner at the 2:11 mark in the second quarter that the Spurs made another three-point field goal.
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It may sound strange for a woman who launched a lifestyle website promoting the 'perfect life' - but Gwyneth Paltrow has used GOOP to share her thoughts on 'perfection' and why striving to achieve a sense of perfection has often lead her down the wrong path. Here, writer Anna Magee explains why she agrees with Gwyneth and why she too thinks constantly trying to be perfect makes you stop doing things because you're always worried that you will show how fail in other people's eyes...
'My obsessive perfectionism starts at 4.30am when my alarm goes off. I light a candle and do a 20-minute mindfulness meditation to keep my anxiety contained. Then at 5am I have a pint of water and lemon (perfect to get your digestive system going) and email myself my to-do list and my colleagues their to-do lists. Then before work at 6.20am I drive to the gym and do 20 minutes of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) a type of exercise with the most proven effectiveness in the shortest time.
At 7.10am I shower, straighten my hair, apply make-up and head to my office - where I run a health website - to be at my desk exactly at 8.15am. My perfectionist streak applies to everything I do. In fact I am so particular about my beauty regime I once left a brow bar with only one eyebrow threaded because she had the shape of the arch wrong. If I don't do my yoga or exercise in the morning l beat myself up all day for failing to tick that off my to-do list. I avoid alcohol, coffee and sugar and my perfectly balanced diet is a running joke among my friends.
But I am certainly not alone in my exacting standards. The actress Emma Watson recently admitted to putting pressure on herself to be perfect while Gwyneth Paltrow revealed she thought her attention to detail would lead her to 'check myself into a mental asylum.' Society rewards a perfectionist streak and striving to reach goals and taking care over tiny details are seen as laudable. Take Yahoo chief exec Marisa Mayer whose perfectionism is well documented. 'She will spot a lot of details other people will not notice,' a former colleague said. 'When you add them up, it's the different between a beautiful, polished product and one that feels more awkward.'
[Anna Magee is the editor of healthista.com]
At work I'm seen as a control freak perfectionist (they say so all the time) because I have little tolerance for their mistakes. 'How's world domination?' asked a friend just last week. To be honest, it's exhausting.
So, could this kind of extreme perfectionism be working against me, instead of for me? That certainly seems to be the new thinking. Two recent studies have shown that far from being a positive trait, having too much of a perfectionist streak could be having a negative impact on us personally and professionally. Not only did one study in the The Journal of Psychosomatic Research find that perfectionists had more day-to-day fatigue than night shift workers, but the authors of the new book Mistakes I Made at Work; 25 Influential Women Reflect on the What They Got out of Getting it Wrong, argue that we need to admit our imperfections otherwise our fear of getting it wrong could act as a sort of 'glass cliff' – where we shy away from making bold moves because we worry we won't do them well enough.
I can totally relate. I recently cancelled a freelance job worth £2,000 a day because I felt I hadn't prepared for long enough despite it being on a topic I know inside out. This 'I Don't Know' problem was highlighted last month in a new book, the Confidence Code, which explains if women don't feel confident about a subject, they won't talk. In contrast, men will happily chat away about something even if they don't know anything about it. I know I am a rubbish public speaker and even though I am always being asked to do talks promoting my books, my website or to chair meetings on things I feel passionate about such as women's body image, I often avoid them. I am convinced all anyone will notice is my shaky voice or that there are too many 'umms' in my language rather than the value of what I am saying.
You see the dark flipside is an obsessive type of perfectionism is stewing over mistakes and doing things over and over again because they never seem good enough. Scientists at John Curtin University in Western Australia found that obsessive perfectionists with traits like mine - extreme concern over mistakes and exacting attention to detail - experienced pathological worry and Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD), a type of continuous low-level anxiety. I have knots in my stomach almost permanently and have taken numerous courses of anxiety medication – others I know self-medicate with alcohol or drugs to take the 'edge' off.
And bona-fide obsessive perfectionists like me feel little joy in our achievements. I always feel I need to have some new achievement to talk about every few months, be it finishing a book or winning an award. I have done both in the last couple of years but there's always that little voice in my head whispering, 'One day you'll be exposed as the failure you are...'
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So, why am I like this? 'Most perfectionists would have had a critical parent, older sibling or even a teacher growing up,' says Stephen Palmer, visiting professor of psychology at Middlesex Univeristy. 'It can lead them to grow up determined to prove them wrong.' I remember as a kid whenever I did well at school I would come home and say to my dad, 'Dad, I got 95 per cent in the test!' and the answer was always the same, 'Why didn't you get 100?'
I do have some blindspots though – perhaps the reason I haven't gone completely mad. At home I couldn't care less about perfectly stacked magazines or ironed knickers and barely wash up. It resonated with me when in her book Lean In, Sheryl Sandberg quoted Dr Laura Glimcher, dean of Weil Cornell Medical College who admits to slacking at home, saying, 'I had to decide what mattered and didn't I learned to be a perfectionist in only the things that mattered.'
Experts tell me obsessive perfectionists can change by learning the trait of self-compassion. So, while I struggle to lower my standards and the demands I place on myself, I have stopped setting any more goals for a while so I can focus on the present. I make it compulsory that I go out at least one night a week, finishing work at 6pm. On one of these nights I admitted to a friend that I was having those problems fighting with my husband. She told me about something similiar happening to her and I felt a sense of comfort that what I was going through was normal and nothing to catastrophize about. It felt so liberating. Baby steps. One day I will be perfect at not being perfect…'
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4. You feel a sense of shame when you fall short of expectations, even when they are not realistic
5. You are not satisfied with your accomplishments and can be very self-critical
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