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Here's our honorable mentions and winners of 5 Swag Bucks each:
"The best way to show your Swagerosity @SwagBucks is to donate your #swagbucks, your time and your prayers." – Adam S. of Cincinnati, OH
"I'm donating the money from the sale of some ebay items to Haiti as my Swagerosity @SwagBucks" – John H.
And the big winner of 50 Swag Bucks:
"@Swagbucks, Swagerosity is not a real word, but your "Swagerosity" has positive effects in the real world." – Tim B. of Ashland, OH
Congratulations to the winners but moreover, thanks to all you guys for your tweets and your Swagerosity. They really do make a difference.
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She wrote her first book at the age of 97 and she talks frankly about a her wild young life in night clubs. Now that Beulah Turner-Brown is 100 years old, the devout Christian from Harlem has been an inspiration to generations of foster children. Cheryl Willis filed the following report.
Beulah Turner-Brown's memory is sharp as a tack.
"I was in love with this particular fella and I felt that was the only man on God's green earth," said Turner-Brown.
At 100, she vividly remembers the pain of lost loves and how she once turned the other cheek when she got ripped off.
"$10,000 would not last him through eternity, that's chump change with God," she said.
She's known by thousands throughout New York City as "Mother Brown," a devout Christian missionary who "keeps it real."
She wrote her first book at the tender age of 97. In her autobiography, "From Rags to Riches," she talks about how smoked and drank like a fish and how reading the "good book" changed her life.
In her younger days, she was a regular in ballrooms where she partied hard to the sounds of her favorite bandleader.
"Cab Calloway," she said, laughing.
Her quick wit is what makes her a darling among her fellow church members, who sang her praises at her 100th birthday party in Harlem.
Never having children of her own, she has been a mother to dozens of foster children and adopted seven of them. Born in North Carolina, this daughter of a sharecropper came to Harlem in 1939 when car fare was a nickel. She doesn't have a secret to her longevity, but she refuses prescription medication even though her doctor says she has a weak heart.
"Sometimes I can feel my heart when it slows up and I say okay, 'let's get going,'" she said.
And that's Mother Brown's motto: keep going. She drove until she was 97 and reluctantly gave up the car keys.
"I know when you reach a certain age, they take your license, so I didn't give them a chance to take mine, I turned it in," she said.There's no special diet for Mother Brown, she eats everything from Pork Chops to steak and when she cut her pink and white birthday cake, even she was surprised that she made it this far.
"I never dreamed I'd live to be 100 years old," she said. "I know God has left me here for a reason. I know it."
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Big Bad Ben Bernanke vigorously defended QE while acknowledging some risks in a sometimes heated testimony. With the negative outlook, gold and silver and the bonds got a boost and oil was unmoved as it focused on what seems like an ever increasing supply situation. The American Petroleum Institute reported yet another crude oil supply build. This, more than likely, is foreshadowing another build from the Energy Information Administration and adds to the perception of a US oil glut.
The API reported that crude oil supply increased by 904,000 barrels. While supply did fall 206,000 barrels in Cushing, Oklahoma, the supply over all is still more than ample. Declines in distillate and gasoline reflect weather and the fact that refiners are starting to draw down winter supply. The crack spread got cracked and the gasoline market is confirming its major top. Heating oil stocks fell 356,00 barrels but out East it is natural gas that is becoming all the rage. Ethanol is being influenced in the front end due to tightness in the cash corn market as deliverable supply is hard to find. The new crop is unmoved. The break in crude oil, that we called, is right on target and the products are dutifully following.
Natural gas was flatish with weather holding us up. The market was reluctant to surge higer as the recent run has made traders worried about a correction, but at the same time the demand should be decent. The storage report should show a sizable draw around 160 bcfs due to a big drop in temperatures. Different parts of the country showed strong demand and while Henry Hub may not see all of it, the longer term shift to natural gas continues. Look at long term option plays for natural gas far out in the curve. In the front end, look to write puts on breaks.
Reuters News reports, "The New England electricity grid operator and association of power producers have filed with federal energy regulators to force electricity providers to submit bids for the day-ahead market two to three hours earlier to insure they tap enough supply to support gas-fired power generation. Filing earlier bids may not allow a power provider to see a full spectrum of natural gas prices since the market trades mostly between 10 a.m. and noon EST. Natural gas makes up the fuel component of the power price. The ISO New England and New England Power Pool (NEPOOL) filed a request on Feb. 7 with the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to bump up the time to file bids under the Federal Power Act, citing a need to improve reliability of receiving natural gas to support power generation. "Increased demand for natural gas in New England has increased competition for the use of the natural gas pipelines and has made it more difficult for generators to obtain natural gas for power generation," the filing said. Market comments in favor or against the proposal are due to FERC on Thursday. The New England region has too little pipeline capacity to deliver as the fuel has grown in popularity for both power generation and space heating. Prices at a major New England pipeline hub, Algonquin, located in the Boston area, have risen by as much as two-to-six times during peak weather demand. Natural gas accounted for 15 percent of electricity production in New England in 2000. By 2011, it had grown to 52 percent.
Reuters also is reporting that Trinidad and Tobago is turning to markets in Latin America and the Caribbean for sale of its natural gas as its exports to the United States, once its major customer, quickly decline in the face of the North American shale gas revolution. Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine said Trinidad and Tobago has a lucrative role to play in regional energy security through the export of its natural gas. "Our Caribbean and Latin American neighbors are buckling under the weight of high oil prices that have impacted on their balance of payments and contributed to high prices for electricity and transportation fuels," he told an energy conference in Port of Spain last month. Gasfin, a U.K.-based company that develops mid-size LNG plants, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Trinidad and Tobago government last year to build a $400 million LNG plant producing 500,000 tons annually to supply Caribbean markets. Centrica, another British firm, plans to begin development of its Block 22 acreage which is estimated to contain up to 1.3 trillion cubic feet (37 million cubic meters) of gas, and the proposed option for the commercialization of the gas includes a compressed natural gas plant. Ramnarine said the CNG facility gives smaller markets in the Caribbean the option of moving out from diesel or fuel-oil based power generation. Trinidad and Tobago's energy sector contributes more than 40 percent of GDP and 70 percent of foreign exchange earnings, selling natural gas to the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and recently to Argentina and Chile. The twin island republic is also eyeing Panama and Costa Rica which are both preparing to build re-gasification terminals as they make the switch to LNG.
The Energy Information Administration wants you several companies combined to produce about 20,000 gallons of fuels using cellulosic biomass (e.g., wood waste, sugarcane bagasse) from commercial-scale facilities in late 2012. EIA estimates this output could grow to more than 5 million gallons in 2013, as operations ramp up at several plants.
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Note: Initial commercial scale facilities are expected to produce between 10 and 30 million gallons of biofuels. As yields improve and producers take advantage of economies of scale, this could grow to 50 or 100 million gallons.
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Just a 5 minute walk from Paramount Pictures, this hotel is 2 miles from the Hollywood Walk of Fame. It offers brightly decorated rooms with a flat-screen TV and free Wi-Fi.
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Within walking distance of the Hollywood Walk of Fame, this Hollywood hotel features spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. Famous former guests include Marilyn Monroe and James Dean.
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Featuring the perfect location in Hollywood, California, surrounded by restaurants and just one mile from the Sunset Strip, this motel offers friendly services and comfortable guest rooms.
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In the heart of Hollywood, this California hotel is a 5-minute walk from the Famous Walk of Fame and the Hollywood/Highland Underground. All guest rooms include free Wi-Fi.
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Location is great, bus stops across the street by the awsome diner place where you get free coffee, tea or fresh lemonade if you are staying in hotel. Metro Red line is 10min walk away and so is entire walk of fame. Movie studios are 10min bus ride up north.
One day we got some ants but they were renovating few rooms and I guess they got iritated and seeked another location...nothing we couldn't handle.
Great location. Excellent value. Nice staff. Perfect for a night in Hollywood. Small, but cozy rooms. I've stayed in a lot worse for more money.
It felt a little odd leaving my car at a gas station around the corner, but it was well-lit and open 24 hours.
We got upgradedvto the delux room
Comfortable bed and good strong shower. Great location. You can see the Hollywood sign from round the corner and the walk of fame is walking distance.
Woman on reception was a bit grumpy and officious when we arrived. I think we had got her out of bed as it was about midnight, however, we'd be travelling for 19 hours and a friendly smile would have been appreciated. Room smelled a bit of drains.
The deluxe room ($99/night) was a significant improvement on the most basic room ($69/night) and was clean and adequate. The response of the owner went some way to ameliorating the situation and he moved me to a deluxe room after a dreadful first night, which was much appreciated.
The most basic room (apparently this was the last available on Booking) was like something out of a David Lynch movie. Grotty and stinking of smoke and looking into a car salvage site. It was dark and dingy; the carpet was tired and stained and the bedding was in a pretty horrible state with cigarette burns through it; the pillow smelled strongly of smoke and as a consequence, so did my hair the next day. The shower experience was also not particularly pleasant. You get what you pay for I guess (this being one of the cheaper rooms in Hollywood), but it was still no where near acceptable. I got the impression that the place is being renovated; this cannot come soon enough.
The location was great just a short walk to Hollywood Boulevard. Owners are friendly and very helpful. Our Room was very clean and tidy. Did see other rooms from the hall and they looked as good. Great Wifi. Nice bathroom.
Queen bed was a bit small for us, some of the rooms are being renovated so the sound traveled though the building with some work being carried out up until 10 pm on one night. I'm sure this must have been a one off.
Price, wifi, fridge, location, staff
Only one block away from Hollywood boulevard and easy access to other top locations
Location was close to Hollywood Walk of Fame and close to a good café for breakfast. Liked the connecting room with bathroom in between. Great for privacy. Young man at desk was very nice and helpful.
Room was very dimly lit with overhead light. Room was next to a parking lot and people were slamming car doors until late in the evening. Older gentleman at desk was not friendly and didn't seem to care about his guests.
Very friendly and precize staff. They give full of instructions - and even a map - about everything. Clean room. The hotel is one street from Hollywood Bvd. You can see the parking lot from the window. We would like to go back soon and enjoy their hospitality again.
The reception of the hotel is terrible! How can someone treat their clients with such bad humor and bad manners?!
Loved the simple and minimalist decor of the room, it made the room comfy and welcoming.
Very friendly and helpful staff but not intrusive, good location.
No real downside
Location location location Refurbished rooms Hollywood sign at back of hotel Free coffee & lemonade in café across the street (if you purchase food!) Very friendly staff in hotel
Lack of tv channels Additional cost for parking..on the upside it was just across the street and was a reduced rate of $10 per 24 hr period.
Perfect distance from where you want to be but not too close to hear all of the action. Definitely hollowood but not the strip which is what I prefer
A little small but this not a complaint just an observation great comfortable semi-lux space
Its in a good location. The parking just sucks. Its a Cute and Quaint place to stay. Small, yet cozy. Very clean.
Its real small for the price.
parking available, friendly staff, great location, nice rooms
Perfect location. Made staying in LA without hiring a car very easy- a few minutes walk from main bus routes and metro stations, and of course the famous Hollywood Boulevard. Definitely will stay here again!
2 connecting rooms was nice.
Very rude ownership. First they charge U a $10.00 per night parking fee which is located at a Chevron gas station 3 blks away . 2nd the fridge did not work and the owner kept saying that it does work and finally he got angry and said he could not replace it so either we take a smaller fridge or we find another hotel. The entire family was VERY rude to us the entire time we were there and I would not recommend this hotel to anyone.
strongly recommended location, cleanness, wifi, hairdryer, coffee maker, fridge
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Parking across a main street at a potentially shady location.
Accommodating staff, Kidron was very friendly and helpful
The location was great, only a 10 minute walk to the Hollywood Boulevard (Walk of Fame). I would stay in this area over LA Downtown! They didn't have a place to eat, but recommended the cafe across the road which has DECENT coffee - which can be hard to find in the US. The original manager who welcomed us was friendly, but the other guy (seemed like he was the first guy's cousin) seemed to struggle with English and didn't understand our queries.
We paid an extra $20 a night (3 nights) to have the newly renovated rooms - not worth it (although i didn't see the older rooms). We were right outside the reception and heard everyone come in and out at all times of the night. The beds were hard and squeaky. Not sure if i would stay again.
Clean room . Feel like I was staying at a friends house
No on site parking. It was $15 extra to park a block away
The rooms were nicely updated and a very convenient walk to the HollyWood Bowl
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London, UK - 29 October 2012: Mimecast, the leading supplier of cloud-based email archiving, security and continuity for Microsoft Exchange, Hosted Exchange and Office 365, has revamped its cloud archiving capabilities, with end users now able to access their personal archive from their chosen email client or mobile device. Mimecast has also introduced file archiving and now provides users with the ability to search their archived documents from within Outlook, Mimecast Personal Portal (web) or iPad. The company's new iPad app, Mimefiles, displays all of a user's documents stored in email, as well as Box, Dropbox, SharePoint, network shares and home drives (My Documents).
Mimecast has also added tight integration between SharePoint and email, with users able to search their email archive from within SharePoint, or their SharePoint documents from Outlook.
"The archive is now so much more than just a dusty data store," comments Grant Hodgkinson, Product Director, Unified Email Management, at Mimecast. "We see it as a highly available, highly secure, but most of all incredibly useful source of information for IT professionals and their end users. And not just for occasional eDiscovery cases but for day to day interactions. The Mimecast archive can now store more than just email, but perhaps more importantly we're providing users with the tools to be able to find what they need, quickly, in ways that suit their personal preferences, whether they are iPad users or Outlook junkies. In short, archiving is not just about what goes in; it's how useful it is when it comes out."
The key elements of today's announcement are:
Mimecast File Archive provides a solution for archiving files from SharePoint, Box, Dropbox, network shares and home drives, with a single point of eDiscovery and management that supports regulatory compliance needs.
Mimecast Services for Outlook Version 4 gives users full access to their entire archive history from within Outlook. Users can browse their historical email folders or use the archive search feature, which enables quicker decision-making and transforms responsiveness. They can also drag and drop emails to their inbox when browsing, or view, reply and forward messages returned by the archive search.
Mimecast Services for SharePoint is designed to allow users to search their email archive from within SharePoint.
Mimecast Personal Portal is a web mail portal that allows users to search emails and files in their personal archive, manage their permit/block lists and continue to send and receive email in the event of a mail server outage.
Mimefiles, which will be available from the Apple AppStore in November, is a custom-built iPad app that provides users with a unified view of all their files from Box, Dropbox, SharePoint, network file shares and email attachments. Users can also view the audit trail associated with each file - who emailed whom and when - and can preview the email that the file was associated with.
More information on Mimecast's File Archiving solution is available here.
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Mimecast (www.mimecast.com) delivers cloud-based email management for Microsoft Exchange, including archiving, continuity and security. By unifying disparate and fragmented email environments into one holistic solution that is always available from the cloud, Mimecast minimises risk and reduces cost and complexity, while providing total end-to-end control of email. Founded in the United Kingdom in 2003, Mimecast serves more than 6,000 customers and 1.5m users worldwide and has offices in Europe, North America, Africa and the Channel Islands.
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i can't remember doing an undecorated--oh yeah when someone wants to dumb down an order to take the price down but just to get straight up undecorated--hmmm
i would charge very close to decorated cake price
lemon cake berry filling
quality ingredients all that labor
the easiest/quickest thing i do is decorate
alll that other stuff eats up the same amount of time
i'd take no more than 10% off my original prices and i would be grumpy about it (inside)
decorating is the fun you get to do after you go through everything to produce the cake
they should not mess with the fun factor
should charge them an extra 10%!!!
I see it as a high compliment of my baking. People who want that many cakes LOVE the cake itself enough to serve it as the primary dessert. It also means they love YOUR cake so much that they won't get a commercial sheet or layers.
I wouldn't let such cakes out of my hands without a tiny shell border, but heck, if somebody wants to pay base price for that little decorating time, I won't complain.
Well... how long do they take you to put together? If it's quick, I would definitely discount them some. I'd think it would be like a kitchen cake (which is an undecorated tier to make up extra servings if you can't get there with the main cake without going way over). When I was home I was charging $6/serving decorated and $4/serving for kitchen cakes. They take no time to put together. That's about a 30% discount.
My biggest cake compliment ever: In about 2007 the Ace of Cakes guys did the cake for a friend's business function. The next year, I did it. My decorating work was no where near the quality of Charm City's, but several people told me that my cake tasted much better! ;^)
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Well, actually, in FFX2, she was a main character....
Paine was the supporting character...
Yuna and Rikku held the spotlight for FFX2...
and despite the idea that most people HATED the game, I'd say it was a pretty nice game...
I mean, the battle system in that game was superb! I mostly played it for the battles, not the storyline... I did have a problem with all the "dancing" and "singing" in the game, I mean... COME ON! Get some better dance moves! The opening part had some good moves, but then again, that wasn't the real Yuna.
And of course, the Japanese version had better singing and the lyrics sounded better too (from a musical standpoint, not the otaku standpoint)...
And they did have a fighting game with FF7 characters that seemed to only be an underground hit... it was called Ehrgeiz or something like that (I couldn't spell it then, and I can't spell it now) ...
That game was fun, sorta'... it felt "bleh" in the end, but it did have replay value.
As for me... I used to be a BIG fan of Rikku. A fanboy...
I didn't like her so much in FFX2, though... her personality from FFX was WAY better, in my opinion.
:P A game with only her? Sounds fun to me!
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To be honest, Square Enix has enough work as it is. Last time I remember, they were working on 5 different projects, and I'm not even mentioning the Enix franchise titles planned. Not to mention they have a few remakes are being planned(no, not FF7), so they have very little time to give in to what a few fans want. I suggest reading the fan comics that were made for Rikku, and reading a few good fanfics too found somewhere across the internet. There might even be a flash game that exists for Rikku. As of now I don't remotely see them expanding anything from FFX/FFX-2, especially since all questions were answered across both games.
hey man ill agree with makin a fightin game with all the ff people i would so play it and it would kinda tricky on who to use and all but i think well fingure it out and about rikku and her own game i would play if it was good
I only kill to remind my self why im alive
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You know that would be cool but I wasn't a big fan of FFX at all.
Since the voice overs joined into the FF it seemed terrible in my opinion.
I thought FFVII was good but the Dirge Of Ceberus was a terrible game overall. I expected more from it. Such a major disappointment for me.
But all in all Rikku would be cool to have his own game :]
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How to Uncage Your Inner Writer? Ask Your Inner Pulitzer-Prize-Winner.
Julianna Baggott on Jan 03 2014 | Filed under: Inspirations
A few years ago, I had this dream of being in prison. It looked a lot like a college campus. Their so-called torture was a series of empty threats but no real torture. All in all, it wasn't bad, but I felt trapped. I was, however, allowed to walk the grounds. One day, I decided to try to escape. So, I ran all the way to the edge of the grounds and found that there wasn't a watchtower or a wall or even a chain-link fence with barbed wire. Those things weren't necessary because, on the other side, was a gray desert. Unlivably scorched.
The dream wasn't hard for me to unravel. It was about being an assistant professor and feeling like a caged writer.
That afternoon, I knew that I wanted advice. I pulled up to a red light – I remember the exact intersection – and asked myself, "If you could get advice from anyone, who would it be?"
I picked Richard Russo – a professor and writer who'd surely felt caged, if his novel Straight Man was any indication. I realized I couldn't really track him down and ask him for advice – he'd once blurbed a novel of mine, but we didn't know each other. So I closed my eyes and said, "Okay, Rick. I need some help. What should I do?"
The answer was immediate. And unless Russo is part-deity, it clearly sprang up from inside of me because I knew the answer all along. It was simple: "Insulate and go off."
The advice was to find a way to protect myself – creatively, somehow, anyway I could – and to truly write what I felt I had to, needed to.
I did just that. I decided insulation was a state of mind. Did I really care what other people thought of my writing? I'd already learned there was little to gain from praise. I'd come to rely on criticism and to siphon energy from rejection. I encouraged my restlessness. I wrote a lot and I wrote it recklessly and playfully. I dabbled in bizarre fabulism. I found my appetite for world building. I opened up my canvas and decided to sprawl out.
I didn't think of the market. I wrote to the page. I went off. Eventually, what emerged was the first book in a trilogy, a novel titled Pure. I honestly didn't think of anyone in my profession reading the book until I'd sent it to my agent and, at that moment of hitting send, a flush rose to my cheeks – a delayed self-consciousness. I'm thankful it came when it was too late to dig its claws into the work.
Eventually, I had a lot of readers who helped shape the book. I went through what seemed like endless rounds of revision, but that all came later. Insulation had been essential. The publishing story has been a very happy one, including film rights selling to Fox2000. The final book in the trilogy comes out next month; it has been a wild ride. And I'm very thankful I took the advice.
So I guess my advice to all of you is that, most likely, you hold your own best advice. You know yourself better than anyone. You know what you're stuck on and what you need to do in this new year. I hadn't been listening to myself. I'd needed to call up the spirit of someone with greater authority, someone I'd pay attention to, and then the answer was there. Try it.
A couple of years later, I met Russo at a writer's conference. I told him the story and thanked him for the advice he'd never really given me. He was gracious, funny, and generous. He was, in fact, the kind of guy to give the advice to insulate and go off. My inner Russo made a pretty good call.
About Julianna Baggott
Julianna Baggott is the author of of eighteen books, including Pure, a New York Times Notable Book of 2012; the sequel, Fuse, will be published in February. She writes under her own name and under pen names Bridget Asher and N.E. Bode -- most notably, National Bestseller Girl Talk, The Provence Cure for the Brokenhearted, and, for younger readers, The Anybodies Trilogy and The Prince of Fenway Park. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, Best American Poetry, Best Creative Nonfiction, NPR's Talk of the Nation, All Things Considered, and Here & Now.
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Hi Julianna: So, you're an author of some 18 books and then you had this experience to go rogue and risk a new writing adventure? It must have been very exciting for you. After reading your post a question came to my mind. When you say you "needed to call up the spirit of someone with greater authority," were you calling up the muse? So many writers tell me they don't believe in muses. But I've been curious and fascinated about how writers break into true creative inspiration like you seemed to have done. You say the thought came from inside you, from your inner Russo. But I have to wonder ... would you say that what you call your inner Russo is your muse?
I've written, taught and advocated the methods of breaking down the the box and setting oneself free. Many contributors here on Writer Unboxed (the site name is not an accident, surely) have described how their best work has come from experiences similar to yours.
What I like about your post today is that you also are honest about revision. The writing process in a way is first striking out bravely and alone to create a story uniquely one's own, then returning to measure its effect upon readers. One must be both fiercely independent and yet, at other times, attuned to one's audience.
Is it the first and final drafts that need to be most emphatically one's own? I can tell you this: Writers who start out first of all trying to satisfy the market and meet readers' expectations do not write original, high-impact fiction. On the other hand, writers who ignore or disdain feedback are uneven and less consistently effective than they'd like to be.
Russo's advice is good, glad you followed it. I'm also glad you listened to feedback. If the end result of the process are novels that fulfill your purpose, and which both engage your readers *and* make your point, then you've escaped the prison.
(BTW, so interesting that your prison looked like a college campus. MFA students, take note.)
Thank you so much for this! Just what I needed. :)
Hello Julianna- isn't it amazing how a) the best writing advice is always along those lines and b) how hard it is to remember and act on it?
Lately my go-to writing advice is from Phil Rosenthal, the creator of "Everybody Loves Raymond." Wildly successful sitcom, right? And he had tons of trouble getting it off the ground. Then one night a friend said to him, "You know, you should just write what you want to write- they're going to cancel you some day anyway.' In other words, damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead.
Happy New Writing Year!
We often talk about our character's journey. But we too are changed when we pour ourselves onto the page. Writing is personal, an internal conflict that should, at the end, lead to something altered inside us. Wonderful, isn't it?
Glad to hear you enjoyed the process, Julianna.
My best to you.
Denise Willson
Author of A Keeper's Truth and GOT
A wonderful post laced with great advice. I've faced such moments before over other issues and always I buried my head instead. In 2005 I discovered my courage and started listening to that inner voice. It's served me well. Now, I embark on a new adventure where my writing is central and it was that same inner voice that inspired the journey.
Wonderful information. I have been twisted by this person and that who "suggest" my writing could be improved, yet they have never published and/or their stories are shallow and stilted. So I have come to the conclusion and your post confirms, that I am my best story consultant and to let the words and ideas fly then sit back and use trusted (experienced) people who can advise on my direction. Thank you.
Bob Greee: Some unpublished people may be able to give you very good advice concerning your novel. These people are called readers. There are many readers who know a great book when they read one, even though they are not writers.
Thank you for this post. I hadn't thought of the analogy between your post and what Donald said about the "Writer Unboxed" title. I will have to try your advice of "setting myself free".
Great paragraph on praise and criticism.
I found I had to get past caring what people would think of me in order to write honestly. I still need to work on freely.
Always revision. Always always. And yes, Maass, it was when I was explaining the dream to my husband in the morning and in trying to explain the prison said, "A lot like a college campus," well, I just stopped there -- a particularly rough patch in academe (reviews, tenure...)
I don't think Russo was my muse. He was my counsel, my elder, my sage -- my authority figure. My muse would be A. definitely a woman. B. very hostile. C. with advice like an old-school, foul-mouthed football coach.
Julianna, your description of your football coach made me laugh out loud. If she runs out of cigars or bourbon, let me know and I'll ship a crate.
This is great, Julianna. Broke from writing a blog tour post about yearning to read it, and love how the two go together. Without honoring your deepest expressive impulses you won't activate the yearning that will see you through the project.
Julianna, your post reads like a scene from a best selling novel. I'll have to read it again, just for the fun of it.
Thanks, for recycling the idea of a prison with no walls. Hmmm, I like that. It's sounds useful.
Ahhh, we'll have to take your post and Nora Roberts bio, and send them out to the world like a hungry virus.
Oh the possiblities..............
Great post, Julianna. I've fallen into the trap of writing for the market and it ends up like something that came out of a can. It's tough to open a vein and let the words flow, but once we do, we take on a unique voice. Of course, the problem is that none of us likes the sound of our own voice. So we have to take that leap of faith, hit "send," and trust in ourselves. Thanks again for the post.
Thank you so much for your honesty and revelation. It means so much to me. I have been struggling so much with this. Your journey has given mine some new light. Thank you. I will be linking to this article on a blog post where I can share my thoughts on this "prison". Thanks again Julianna!
Great post. I firmly believe in trusting oneself, like you did. I try to do that when I approach the page and it helps. As long as I'm clear and not wrapped up in too much stress it usually works out just fine.
Julianna, I haven't been able to move forward with my novel. Donald Maass's post, "Novel Resolutions," set me free. Now your post hits with a spiritual kick for the New Year.
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Garden Crusader Ronda Clark has worked to get gardening tools and know-how into the hands of people all across southeastern Ohio. Ronda Clark Ronda Clark of Athens, OH, is one of the many people we met this year who is making a difference through gardening. For her tireless work to expand gardening and improve th [...]
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Pruning is one of those things that intimidates new gardeners — even some of us who've been doing it for a long time. True, you can do a lot of damage if you go about it in the wrong way. And if you want to take on complex pruning jobs — such as restoring fruit trees or shaping hedges — it makes sense to get a good book on the subject. [...]
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Spanish moss adorns the alléeIf you find yourself in the Miami area this winter, be sure to check out Vizcaya Gardens. It contains 50 acres of formal gardens, a villa and native hammock (jungle forest) on Biscayne Bay in the Coconut Grove neighborhood of Miami. Expansive gardens combine Italian and French design with an American content. "An [...]
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Gardener's Supply staffer Debbie Page goes to Nicaragua with a few packets of seeds and the goal of starting a garden. Rudi and I planted a garden in a cement box that was part of the hospital ruins. Nurses from the Miskito villages along the Rio Coco in northwestern Nicaragua choose seeds to plant. Local children are curious [...]
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Mary shared this photo on our Facebook page. Mary Ahrens of California shared this photo on our Facebook page. We were intrigued and asked her to share the technique: "Well, I use a small cherry tomato type. I sort out the miss marks, over- and under-ripes, wash, cut them in half, put them skin side down. You can sprinkle dried herbs o [...]
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Online resources can help you find the best solutions for control of pests and diseases. Beneficial praying mantises eat insects that damage garden plants. The azalea looked healthy and happy last week. The shrub was full of leafy new growth and loaded with flower buds. This morning, all that remains are the flower buds—every leaf has [...]
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Gardening at Age 99
September 4, 2013
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Clara's early harvest. Clara's backyard plot Maggie in her garden. What is a hobby you can do the rest of your life? Gardening — with adaptations. Take it from a couple of 99-year-olds. My mom, Maggie, claims that gardening is her psychiatrist. She wants to have a garden even if it doesn't grow or produce anything she can ea [...]
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AMES, Iowa (AP) — Royce White has been so bad from the free throw line lately that his struggles have literally turned into nightmares.
A few hours after waking up from a dream in which he couldn't hit anything from the line, White sank the two biggest freebies of his career to give Iowa State a landmark win for coach Fred Hoiberg.
White had 18 points and nine rebounds as the Cyclones upset fifth-ranked Kansas 72-64 on Saturday, snapping the Jayhawks' winning streak at 10 games.
White, the versatile big man who entered shooting an abysmal 39 percent from the ...
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