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About Membership in the HSCG
Membership in the Handcrafted Soap & Cosmetic Guild is open to:
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By facilitating improved communication between vendors and soap and cosmetic makers, the HSCG provides another avenue by which soap and cosmetic makers can keep abreast of new technical developments in the industry and can take advantage of members' only special offers, should vendors choose to offer them.
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Two East Baton Rouge Parish School System students took first place honors in the 2008 Louisiana School Board Association (LSBA) Artwork Contest. Aaron Smith, an eighth grade student at McKinley Middle Magnet School, was awarded first place in the 5th-8th grade division. Lindsey St.Pierre, a junior at Baton Rouge Magnet High School, won her second consecutive first place award in the 9th-12th grade division.
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In conjunction with Bhuping Palace and the Muang Ngai Agriculture Project (Royal Project Foundation of Thailand), IPM Technologies taught and demonstrated integrated pest management to farmers and agricultural technologists in northern Thailand. The aim was to reduce reliance on pesticides and improve environmentally sustainable farming practises. Farmers became aware of the benefits of growing their crops in a more environmentally sustainable manner, which improves worker health and safety, reduces pesticide residues on produce and improves pest control. The success of integrated pest management on a demonstration rose crop was a particular highlight. Prior to this project pests in this crop were unable to be controlled due to pesticide resistance.
Ongoing collaboration is planned as the Royal Project Foundation is determined to establish IPM education centres at both Bhuping Palace and Muang Ngai Agriculture Station. Both institutes have selected sites for building the centres and allocated land for demonstration trials. This fantastic outcome is beyond the original expectations of the project, demonstrating the success and benefits of this program.
Participants in the IPM Project, Northern Thailand [photo courtesy of Peter Cole, IPM Technologies]
Asialink, Building the Australia-Thailand Partnership in Community Mental Health
ATI funding supported the participation of senior Australian mental health specialists to travel to Thailand to deliver jointly developed training programs and workshops. This included four senior representatives from Australia travelling to Thailand to facilitate key sessions in the Annual National International Mental Health Conference.
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University of Technology Sydney/Central Institute of Forensic Science Thailand, Specialist Forensic Science Training in Thailand: A Capacity Building Activity
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Adams' name was especially hot all weekend. His size, athletic ability, defensive skills, soft shooting touch around the basket and excellent interviews all positioned him to move into the lottery from the mid-first round. His rise parallels, to a large degree, what Illinois' Meyers Leonard did last year at the combine. All year, teams feared that Adams didn't have the skill or the mental makeup to be a lottery pick. By Friday, virtually every executive in the NBA was predicting Adams would go somewhere between No. 9 and No. 14 and that he had moved ahead of Kelly Olynyk and Gorgui Dieng on their draft boards.
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Into Temptation is the title of the 18th annual Mystery Night Performance brought to you by the Friends of the Round Rock Public Library. Ralph McGarity runs a bar called Temptation with the help of an opinionated barmaid named Mary Ellen. Business isn't exactly dead but when it becomes murder, it's time to ask questions.
Performance dates are March 28, and 29, April 4 and 5. Saturday performances are at 7 p.m. Sunday performances are at 2:30 p.m. All performances are at the Round Rock Public Library, meeting room C. Doors open half an hour before show time.
Tickets for Saturday, March 28 and Sunday, March 29 and April 5, are $15 and include bar snacks and dessert. Saturday, April 4 is Gala Night, and tickets are $25, including a meal. Tickets go on sale at the Round Rock Public Library on Sunday, March 1.
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Work the Shell - Dealing with Spaces in Filenames
In the good old days when UNIX was young, no one ever would have thought of putting a space in a filename. It simply wasn't done—just as you'd never do that on a DOS or Windows system. Filenames were short, succinct and well-formed, like HW43.DOC.
Most of the Linux command-line utilities and the shells themselves have been designed based on the premise that a space delimits a field value rather than being an acceptable component of a filename. If you've done any scripting, you already know this. Spaces in filenames can cause great trouble in shell scripts! Here's a simple example:
for name in $(ls | grep a) do echo "File #$count = $name" count=$(( $count + 1 )) done
To set the stage, I've created a directory with some tricky filenames:
$ ls "quoted" beastly filename sample2.txt multi-word file name.pdf test.sh
Yes, to maximize trouble, I have a filename that includes quotes as well as a space. Don't get me started on having an escape character or non-printable character in the name though. It's doable, but I'd rename it as soon as possible.
Not all the filenames above have an "a" in them, so let's see what happens when the fragmentary script is run in this directory:
$ ./test.sh File # = "quoted" File #1 = beastly File #2 = filename File #3 = multi-word File #4 = file File #5 = name.pdf File #6 = sample2.txt
Oh, is that ugly and wrong!
The shell can deal with these filenames if they're simple enough, and the for loop for name in *a* yields three filenames, not six, but somewhere along your scripting journey, you inevitably will slam into the problem of embedded spaces.
The most common error is to forget to quote filenames when you use them elsewhere in the script, of course. As an example, let's work on a script that replaces spaces in filenames with underscores.
The obvious solution to such renaming is something like this:
for name in "* *" do newname="$(echo $name | sed 's/ /_/g')" mv $name $newname done
This doesn't work, however, and in a most fascinating way:
mv "quoted" beastly filename multi-word file ↪name.pdf sample2.txt test.sh "quoted" ↪beastly filename multi-word file ↪name.pdf sample2.txt test.sh ↪"quoted"_beastly_filename_multi-word_file_ ↪name.pdf_sample2.txt_test.sh_"quoted"_beastly_ ↪filename_multi-word_file_name.pdf_sample2.txt_test.sh
What's happened is that "* *" simply produces two full filename listings rather than just those filenames that contain a space—oops. Let's try a different pattern:
for name in *\ *
That does the trick, but we've not compensated for the fact that when the shell sees a line like:
mv multi-word file name.pdf multi-word_file_name.pdf
it's going to complain that it's seeing four filename arguments to the mv command, not the required two:
usage: mv [-f | -i | -n] [-v] source target mv [-f | -i | -n] [-v] source ... directory
In this case, the solution is to quote the filename variable:
mv "$name" $newname
As a discipline, it's always good to quote filenames you reference in any context to ensure that when the shell passes them to the command as arguments, the filenames with embedded spaces are handled properly.
This isn't a universal solution, however, because if you're using subshells and pipes, it can be pretty darn hard for quotes to survive multiple steps.
One path to travel is to set IFS, the internal field separator, in the shell to something other than a space, as explained in the Bash man page:
IFS: The Internal Field Separator that is used for word splitting after expansion and to split lines into words with the read built-in command. The default value is "<space><tab><new-line>".
That's useful for "read", particularly if you're reading lines of text and want to have a different field separator (think flat-file text database files), but it still doesn't really solve our filename problem.
One thing I've used in the past, although it's a sloppy, crude solution, is to start by changing spaces to some unlikely sequence of characters, run through all the processing, and change them back at the last second. For example:
safename="$(echo name | sed 's/ /_-_/g')"
Dave Taylor has been hacking shell scripts for over thirty years. Really. He's the author of the popular "Wicked Cool Shell Scripts" and can be found on Twitter as @DaveTaylor and more generally at www.DaveTaylorOnline.com.
Why not using the IFS??
I've gone through this dilemma in recent project and found using IFS simple and very effective,
Is this possible for all cases and the one mentioned in the article above?
IFS=$(echo -en "\n\b")
#do what ever you want ... then restore the original variable
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The problem, internal shell conversions
To manage this problem I had been using code like this,
for filename in *; do aux=$filename/; LS[${#LS[@]}]=${aux%/}; done
rm "${LS[24]}", as example
The catch here is to avoid the conversions taken by the shell when you access to the content of a variable, the trick is to append to the variable a character, trying to make the shell guess that it's a string, and then you can gain access without infamous conversions, but at later you ougth to remove the char in order to use it as a filename.
The chars candidates for this job are NUll, $'/0, and "/".
s/find -print/find -print0/ ?
Dave, did you mean '-print0' as opposed to '-print'? While both kind of make sense, when paired with 'xargs -0' I think the former makes *more* sense.
With respect to spaces, I usually don't bother dealing with them unless I *know* that they'll be there (e.g. I'm manipulating data that non-geek customers access via a Samba share and put plenty of weird characters in).
One of the other solutions I've considered, but not really had to use yet, is to switch to Perl or Python for these particular use-cases, given they handle escaping of spaces somewhat better.
It's something I'd rather not do given I'm more familiar with Bash than either of the above, but it may be the lease bad solution, even if I do have to dig up my text books to work out how to do something that would be trivial in Bash.
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Comfort food never goes out of style!
- 1 cup plain fat-free yogurt
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese or shredded Cheddar cheese (1 oz)
- 1 box (9 oz) frozen green peas
- 6 cups bite-size pieces mixed salad greens
- 2 medium stalks celery, thinly sliced (1 cup)
- 1 cup thinly sliced radishes
- 8 medium green onions, sliced (1/2 cup)
- 4 slices bacon, crisply cooked and crumbled
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise or salad dressing
- Cook peas as directed on box; rinse with cold water and drain.
- Place salad greens in large glass bowl. Layer celery, radishes, onions, bacon and peas on salad greens.
- Mix mayonnaise and yogurt; spread over peas, covering top completely and sealing to edge of bowl. Sprinkle with cheese.
- Cover and refrigerate at least 2 hours to blend flavors but no longer than 12 hours. Toss before serving if desired. Store covered in refrigerator.


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High schoolers will "Discover Dearborn"
DEARBORN---High school juniors and seniors will "Discover Dearborn" at the University of Michigan-Dearborn on Saturday, March 22. The recruitment event will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters Building, which is located on the south end of campus, between the Fieldhouse and the soon-to-be remodeled University Center.
"Discover Dearborn is a unique opportunity for students and parents to experience the quality of instruction on our campus," according to David Placey, director of admissions and orientation.
Prospective students will attend class sessions presented by UM-Dearborn faculty, meet with admissions counselors and ask questions of current students during a panel discussion. UM-Dearborn students will provide the "inside scoop" on topics like academics, professors, extracurricular activities and campus life.
In the morning, students and their parents will attend classes. Afternoon sessions will offer students and parents the opportunity to attend sessions on admissions, financial aid, career services, athletics, recreation and wellness.
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The Internet's Domain Name System (DNS) is a foundational block upon which the Internet has been built and upon which its continued functioning critically depends; it is among a handful of protocols upon which almost every other protocol, and countless Internet applications, rely to operate smoothly.
Read more here: don't break the internet – stanford law review
I wonder how many congress-people could explain how DNS works in less than a minute. This was mentioned in another blog post I linked to, but the willful anti-intellectualism displayed by our representatives is astounding.
I'm also seriously bothered that Senator Franken is a co-sponsor of PIPA. Unbelievable. Did he come out a little too strong on the side of net-neutrality, and now all of big media is breathing down his neck?
I just spoke to Senator Franken's office – you can contact them here
The OpenCongress page will give you an idea of the supporters of this bill.
If you want to read more about this issue, the "Protect Innovation" website will give you a rundown.
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In the olden days, Shakar (raw cane sugar) was put in a heavy iron Karahi (Indian wok). The Shakar was melted, and the nuts added. Cooking was continued to a suitable crystal formation to make brittle. I have modified it slightly to give better predictable results Peanut Jaggery Chikki Brittle Recipe. Nowadays, the brittle is made with white sugar to get a lighter color. In India, we add Glucose, while in United States Corn syrup is added. Baking soda is added to make it light. Peanut Sugar Chikki Brittle Recipe.
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Swim Meet Thursday 12/4
The CC swim meet on Thursday 12/4/2014 is at Reynolds Middle School, 1200 NE 201st Ave, Fairview OR.
New Head Coach and Tryout Information
Congratulations to Melanie von Weller the new CCHS Swim Team Head Coach. Melanie was an assistant coach for the RAMs last season and is replacing Jill Black who resigned this fall. Melanie can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com
The first day for swim team practices/tryouts will be Monday November 17 at Portland State from 5:15 to 6:30.
2013-14 Ram Swimmers Close Out Season At State Meet; Girls Finish 15th Overall
The Central Catholic girl swimmers finished 15th overall at the OSAA-6A Swimming State Championships. Led by Felicia Anderson who finished 4th overall in the individual 100 yard Backstroke (57:04), and 5th in the 100 yard Butterfly (59:05) the Lady Rams closed out a successful season. Anderson also swam the Butterfly leg in the 200 Medley Relay and with teammates Casey Dumont, Catherine Nisbet, and Ally Rossi, finished in 10th place overall in a time of 1:55.96. The same four came back in the 200 Freestyle Relay with a time of 1:44.54, giving them an 11th place overall in the finals. With all four swimmers returning next season the Lady Rams look to continue building on the progress they demonstrated each week this year.
The Central boys had a successful meet as well, but fell short in the final scoring due to limited qualifiers in the finals. The boys 200 IM Relay (1:43.94) barely missed advancing to the finals losing by .04 to Lake Oswego (1:43.90). Armani Dirks swam a personal best 1:02.57 in the individual 100 yard Breaststroke, finishing 13th overall, again missing the finals by one place and .5 of a second. Teammate Jack Ivory also swam a personal best of 22.70 in the 50 yard Freestyle. He too came close to advancing to the finals, falling short by two spots taking 14th overall. Overall, the Rams had an outstanding finish to a very successful season.
Head Coach Jill Black sees a promising future ahead with most of the young talent returning even stronger next season.
Congratulations swimmers to a job well done!!!
2013-14 Ram Swimmers Do Well and Earn Several State Entries At District Meet
The Central Catholic swim team completed their regular season last weekend (Feb.14-15) at the Mt. Hood Conference District swim championship meet held at Mt. Hood Community College.
Both the girls and boys teams finished in 5th place in the Mt. Hood Conference during the regular season, and both placed 5th again at the District meet.
On the girls side Felicia Anderson won the individual 100 yard backstroke in 58.98, and placed a close second in the 100 yard butterfly (59.48). This earned Anderson an entry to the state meet in both events. The girls 200 medley relay of Casey Dumont, Catherine Nisbet, Anderson, and Ally Rossi took 3rd place behind Barlow and David Douglas with a time of 1:56:50. The same team of four took 2nd place in the 200 freestyle relay behind David Douglas with a time of 1:45.04, also earning a spot at the state meet.
On the boy's side, Jack Ivory finished behind the swimmers from David Douglas and Centennial placing 3rd in the individual 50 yard freestyle with a time of 22.77. The Centennial swimmer narrowly inched out Ivory by .3 of a second to take 2nd place. The final individual state qualifier for the CC boys was Armani Dirks who placed 2nd in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:03.41. The Rams 200 Medley relay team of Byron Rossmiller, Dirks, Ivory, and Nicholas Kennedy also qualified for the state championship meet, placing 2nd behind Centennial with a time of 1:44:45.
With three relay teams and 3 individual qualifiers for the State Meet, Central Catholic is heading in the right direction as the team has grown and improved tremendously this past year. Coach Jill Black has done a great job bringing respect to the program in her first year as head coach.
Congratulations to all of the qualifiers and alternates competing in the State Championships this coming weekend (February 21-22) at Mt. Hood Community College.
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A Man Half Full
It is his right as a novelist to ignore such stuff, but he ignores too many other possibilities as well. If only he would work half as hard on his characters as on the social gears and levers of his story. Dispirit hangs over him, however, when he is alone with his protagonists exactly as if they were isolated in a room and he doesn't know what to say or what they might be ready to offer him.
A harsh verdict ensues. It is not only the women who are weak. Once we read these interior monologues, we come to realize that Wolfe doesn't begin to understand enough about his two main male characters. We are not given one moment in Charlie Croker's mind that tries to capture his inner life as an athlete. Football has to be the center of his personality, his feats in college have shot him into orbit, but the only way we know that Croker played football is because we are told he did. And once when he does talk about a great play he made, he describes it about the way a sports reporter might, which is to say, from the outside.
Conrad's part of the story, as already stated, is far and away the most readable and the most virtuoso element throughout the length of the prison and escape scenes. Unfortunately, these episodes are not quite believable. Prison is a culture, and you violate its canons at your peril. Wolfe poses a question: How is a young, good-looking prisoner to endure when he belongs to no clique and will not submit to becoming a playmate? Wolfe, in the obligatory showdown, uses a martial war trick. Conrad Hensley has powerful hands and forearms from toting eighty-pound cartons of frozen chickens around in the Croker Global warehouse. So when he is sounded by a prison wolf named Rotto (who has a build like a WWF wrestler), he grabs the monster's hand with both his hands and crushes the man's fingers, breaks his wrist. There is no recognition that there are magnum responses available to Rotto, who, after all, is a weathered con who has lived for years with the arts and tricks of dirty fighting. At the least, Rotto could whack Conrad with his free fist, or wrap his forearm around Conrad's windpipe, or knee him in the groin. Whatever! Cons live as close to martial response as Shakespeare scholars to the variant texts.
Nonetheless, Conrad wins an uncontested battle from a man much stronger and more combat-seasoned than himself. That night he lies in terror on his bunk. Rotto is the head of a clique, and the clique will hardly let Conrad get away with it. Yes, his honor and his sphincter are still in deadly peril.
Wolfe is not a classicist for too little. He employs a deus ex machina. The mightiest of California earthquakes commences. Prison cells break apart, prison walls crash open, and Conrad (after a very nice piece of action writing) manages to escape. The ducks all fall into line and a friend whose life he saved once in the ice-cold warehouse takes care of getting him out of town. From Oakland to Atlanta. Lo! The book comes together. Conrad, lowly worker out in Oakland in Charlie Croker's ice-cold warehouse, will hook up with his old and hitherto invisible boss, and will do it well enough and close enough to yet save Charlie's life now that Charlie is in a terminal depression. In the course of enabling the two principals to meet, a highly improbable set of twists and turns conducts Conrad through several sub-worlds (Vietnamese boat-folk and poor genteel whites among others). Yet here Wolfe is at his best. He is wonderful at capturing the English of Vietnamese illegals (as he is also for Pakistanis, Hawaiians, ghetto blacks, down-home Georgians). Indeed, he is so good on such matters that you forgive the phony combat, the earthquake that solves all pressing auctorial problems, the convenient underground railroad of the story line—you accept it as Dickensian to the max! Wolfe is only in trouble when he has to slow down and allow his characters to react with one another, to enter—perish the outrageous requirement—a relationship.
Then, even his dialogue, so full of snap, crackle, and pop whenever embattled experts are expounding on a touchy situation (as, for example, the executives at PlannersBanc in the course of giving Charlie Croker a psychic workout over the abominable condition of his loan), alters into speech that is singularly flat as soon as husbands and wives are in battle mode. Whether it is Charlie Croker's new trophy wife, Conrad Hensley's young disgruntled wife, Roger Too White's near-invisible wife, or the cantankerous former wife of Raymond Peepgass (an executive at PlannersBanc), they all sound the same. The dialogue reads as if it had been written by a hack turning out scripts for the afternoon soaps.
In part, that may be true because Wolfe's inclination is usually to return to what he sees as the iron hand of society. Martha Croker, Charlie's ex-wife, is ignored totally by all their old friends once she is divorced from Charlie. While this kind of quiet ostracism is true enough generally—Charlie, after all, has provided the action for their friends—surely it is not as absolute as here portrayed. If the Crokers had a hundred social friends, might we assume ten of that number would have remained loyal to Martha, ten anyway, unless Martha was a monster—which she is not? Society is powerful precisely because its unwritten laws weigh upon us heavily enough to be palpable. But the laws are not absolute—if they were, the less endowed party in a marriage would never allow himself or herself to agree to divorce.
This small vice in Wolfe—to go, when in doubt, for the exaggerated note—was the ultimate reason why The Bonfire of the Vanities self-destructed by its end. It certainly injures A Man in Full. How difficult it becomes, for another example, to believe in the moral dilemma that the plot presents to Charlie Croker. Wolfe places him in a position where Croker has to defend a black All-American Georgia Tech football player against a rape charge. But such a defense would require Charlie to betray his close friend, Inman Armholster, who comes from one of the most established families in Atlanta. Inman's daughter is the alleged rape victim, and Charlie has promised that he will stand by him any way he can. The black mayor of Atlanta, meanwhile, has come to decide that this rape case, if it ever breaks into the media, would not only sully Atlanta's image nationally, but would probably incite serious riots. Ergo, he needs someone like a former great white athlete from Georgia Tech to stand up in public for the black star. In return, the mayor will convince PlannersBanc to radically restructure Charlie's half-billion dollars of debt. How can the mayor put such pressure on a huge bank? Well, the mayor has tools, never quite defined to a nicety, that he can use to twist the bank around. So Charlie is now presented with a moral dilemma. It comes near to destroying him. Is he ready to give away to the bank his mansion, his plantation, his Croker Global high-rise, his food warehouses, his private airplanes, and all the other installations of his accumulated fortune, or does he save them by betraying his friend Inman Armholster? We are back to the alexandrines of Racine: Love versus Honor.
Wolfe, however, doesn't get into the real complexities of this moral confrontation. He can be most insightful about the back-and-forth maneuverings of bank managers, but the dilemma upon which the moral heart of his book is based never receives close examination. At one point we are told that Inman is Charlie's closest friend. It comes as a surprise. Up to that point, we have been given the impression that Charlie doesn't even like Inman much. We have no idea what makes them friends other than their social propinquity.
Betrayal, however, is no more than a concept unless we know exactly what is being betrayed. We have to feel the antennae of the relationship that is soon to be cauterized. Nor are we prepared for Charlie to feel such responsibility. After all, how did he make his fortune in the first place? Did he betray no close friends on the way up to high wealth? That alone would make him one incredible rich man. In real life, when a tycoon comes to a point where he cannot betray a friend no matter how much money is involved, we have to assume that the sum of his former betrayals has caught up with him. The tycoon is in revolt against his own misdeeds. That is not impossible. Fear of the grave has done as much to many a bucko. But there is nothing of such suggestion in Charlie. He is just a powerful good guy who is so proud of his own strength that, as far as we know, he never cut a dirty deal. For moral dilemmas of this vast size, we need Dreiser, rather than our Tom with his outsize moxie. Moral dilemmas that live only in the pure light of dilemma belong to best sellers where the readers want their moral conflicts standing clean and proud, ready to be resolved. That, of course, Wolfe is ready to provide.
DeLillo's Underworld is also full of moral choices, and one of them is between love and honor, but with a notable and salutary difference. The moral dilemmas become part of the mix of the details, projects, confusions, and contradictions that suffuse the lives of his characters.
Where, then, might be the root of Wolfe's faults? Can one say that his strength as a journalist contributes to his weakness as a novelist? It is likely. He was so good as a young reporter that he was promoted to feature writer. But even in the upper reaches of feature writing, you still move on quickly to another subject, another set of people. So you do not form those novelistic habits that are learned best when you are young, exactly the need never to be satisfied with any of your characters just because they have come alive for you on the page. Indeed, the intoxication of creating a person on a page can prove blinding to an untried author's vision of what the character is going to need in his or her development through the narrative. What the young novelist learns, and it can take half a life, is that it is much easier to create a character than to understand a real man or woman. So an inner caution develops. Unless your literary figures keep growing through the events of the book, your novel can go nowhere that will surprise you. Because if the character comes alive on one particular note and stays alive on that note, then there is nowhere to proceed but into the plot.
Part of the problem for feature writers is that they have to bring to life the figures they write about, and must not only do it in a few days or a few weeks but be sharp in every sentence and entertaining (if possible), and then on the next assignment they move on to another person in another occupation. Tom Wolfe became the best of them when it came to capturing the off-edge of each person's dialogue and all the details of their shoes, asses, hairdos, and stomach rumblings. He saw a room in the way a shark sees prey. Details were ectoplasm to him and luminescence.
He worked for years doing bigger and better articles, then books, high-octane books, but he had formed bad habits. The basic pattern was to go right into new material, bring it off, and move on to the next job. Your characters had to come alive, but since you didn't stay with them, you hardly needed a second note. Johnny One-Note, if he is vivid enough, can always hold the reader for the length of a magazine piece.
Of course, a great many of Dickens's characters were also Johnny One-Notes. Yet, what notes! Besides, one did not read at that time to explore into character in the way we feel is necessary today. The stakes are higher now. Given this century, so full of vast achievements and horrors, it is viscerally important that our understanding of men and women keep pace with the mechanisms of society. If Wolfe is as good as or better than any other American writer in his power to capture the surface of wholly diverse elements in America, he comes in last of all major American writers when it's a matter of comprehending a little more about men and women. Indeed, this may be the most important and noble purpose of the novelist today. Surely, we are not going to leave it to the jargon-ridden expertise of the oral guns for hire in the TV human relations media business, or the fundamentalists' search for the all-purpose power-grip over other humans. We need only contemplate one more time how for the last nine months we have been steeped in a nausea-broth of TV pundit-heads, coming to an intellectual climax every night. In parallel, Wolfe is too quick to capture his characters and then doesn't always have an idea of what to do with them. He spent his early professional life writing too quickly and moving on. The following passage, which comes just after the earthquake has liberated Conrad from jail, may be appropriate here.
The very floor of the world had moved…with a power that still resonated in the bones of everyone who had been through the upheaval. A cliff now ran straight through Santa Rita where none had existed before. A new wave of fear and hopelessness swept Conrad's nervous system. He felt as if the very last roots of his past had been ripped out. Zeus had done all this and he was in Zeus' hands. He gave Five-O one last smile and a little wave and then began running alongside the escarpment, away from the remains of West Greystone.
The longer one reads A Man in Full, the more one comes to decide that no matter its large virtues, it was chosen by the author to be a best seller rather than a major novel. Nowhere is this more evident than with the younger protagonist. I can believe that there are people as angelic as Conrad Hensley, and most of us have known a few men who were as heroic as Conrad, but never before have I seen both those qualities in one person—not unless I was looking at a movie.
It was Wolfe's job to transcend the film of A Man in Full before it went into production—which is to say his literary purpose was to make us believe on the page, now, that Conrad exists. And in this he is far from wholly successful. Conrad is too good to be true. What one can know with a sense of sadness as a novelist is that Conrad will become much more believable and moving in the movie. Will it be Matt Damon? Or can Tom Hanks still look young enough to bail out the part?
But if we as readers are to be lectured by Wolfe, via Epictetus, on the honorable avoidance of shame that can and has to be achieved by the serious Stoic, then what is to be said about the shame of writing a best seller when you are as talented as Wolfe and might at least have tried to bring off one of the most important books of the half-century?
Can we offer a final verdict? Tom may be the hardest-working showoff the literary world has ever owned. But now he will no longer belong to us. (If indeed he ever did!) He lives in the King Kong Kingdom of the Mega-bestsellers—he is already a Media Immortal. He has married his large talent to real money and very few can do that or allow themselves to do that. So, he will be king for a year, a year at least, and then in another ten years or less he will write another gargantuan best seller. Let us hope it is not about education but will be called A President in Full. For he is certainly the most gifted best-seller writer to come along since Margaret Mitchell. If her style was banal, she understood nonetheless how signally perverse is the sense of romance in rich and beautiful women, and Mr. Wolfe is not up to that yet.
If this verdict denies him the long-term glory he seeks, let it at least be said that his adjuration to his fel-low novelists to go out and dig harder for objective material may, given a whopping bounty in the bookstores for A Man in Full, may, yes, actually take root. If it does, let us novelists at least attempt to take back delineation of our country from the media who have held it too long and for much too little.


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BEIJING—It's just after 7:30 am on the day of the closing ceremonies and we're counting down the hours at the CBC studio. The Games are almost over, and thank the good Lord for that. It's not that I'm happy for the Olympics to end (rather glum, actually), only that I want to sleep past sunrise again. The folks here are almost giddy for things to wrap up. "I'm getting drunk tonight," is a common refrain. Hear, hear.
It's been a good ride for me (although I think I'll always harbour a grudge against the CBC for the early wake-ups), and above all a learning experience. Here are some tidbits I picked up over the last sixteen days:
— Since China made its Olympics debut in 1932, the names of practically all of its athletes have been pronounced incorrectly. This year was no different. For future reference, Wang is pronounced "Wong", "Zh" is a J sound, and Liu Xiang is not "Lu Jang." You'd think networks would have given their on air people a few lessons in pinyin since the games were being held in, you know, China, but I guess that wasn't in the budget. (For the record, I thought most of CBC's talent, particularly the hosts, did well in this regard. I have no reason to lie — CBC isn't hosting the next two Games, and it would take a miracle to get me to work another Olympics anyway).
— Canada continues to be one of the worst dressed teams at the Olympics. Following in the tradition of those wacky Roots "Poor Boy" hats of the Ross Rebagliati era (Nagano '98), the torch was passed to HBC to outfit our Olympians in clown suits. What's with the Zubaz pants? (Check them out here. Only $65!)
— Beach volleyball is by far the best spectator sport at the Olympics. The old Chinese guy sitting beside me, bobbing his head to Chubby Checkers while checking out the dancing Beach Babies, seemed to agree.
— McDonald's McCafe = pretty good. The coffee at Ling Long Pagoda was bile (if I never drink Highland Signature 100% Colombian Coffee again in my life, I'll die a happy man). The McCafe lattés in the press centre saved me on many an early morn.
And now, as the Games shut down and the city quiets, the analysis begins. Sporting types will debate about whether Michael Phelps is the greatest Olympian ever, and if another human being will ever match Usain Bolt's sprinting dominance. They'll wonder if the U.S. men's basketball team tops the 1992 Dream Team, and they'll examine how China's medal machine reflects the superpower's emergence on the world stage.
Others are already wondering about the legacy of these Games. Will Beijing chill out after the crowds leave? Will China's communist rulers tighten their grip? Will world leaders speak louder about China's human rights abuses now that the show is over?
Personally, I'm most interested in the debate about what Beijing itself will be like after the Games. As an expat, the city has been a fantastic place to live for the last year and a half. Watching the build-up to the Games was likely the most memorable experience of my life up until now. I think many expats living here would agree, it felt like being a part of history. It's sad to let that go.
Like many Olympic cities, Beijing is bound to experience the "Monday morning blues," as the New York Times' Goerge Vecsey puts it. China is not a country with many spectator sports, so the mammoth Olympic venues will sit empty as reminders of the good times (I wrote about the "White Elephant" effect for a Beijing magazine recently). Many expats are leaving, and I'm worried about the atmosphere here on those cool fall days and bleak winter months. Beijing without the Olympics—it's just hard to picture.
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