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Self-Made Man: One Woman's Journey into Manhood and Back by Norah Vincent (2006)
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Having experimented with passing as a man myself, I started reading this book mainly for ideas about how to be better at it. However, what I found most valuable was Vincent's reportage on the current state of the gender wars from a sort-of-male perspective. One reviewer has already commented on the problems feminists have dealing with men. I think Vincent provides a lot of first person insight into this issue. One caveat, this is truly one person's take on her experiences. There are more insightful books out there for people interested in things like what the men's movement is like and what life in a monastery is like.
An enlightening account of what it really means to be a man in our society—the good and the bad. This book goes on my list of books everyone over 16 should read. I expected Vincent to be surprised by how not-green it is on the other side, but I was the one whose eyes were most opened. She passed as a man for 18 months and learned that trying to change something as ingrained as gender is dangerous to one's mental health—she had a breakdown and checked into a hospital to recover. Her methodology was to break down the different aspects of daily life—friendship, dating, sex, work, etc and then found ways to most fully experience those aspects. My personal favourite section was when she spent three weeks at a monastery. One of the most fascinating things was that when Vincent stopped wearing her drag (beard, binding) people still saw her as a man proving that people will accept you for what you present yourself to be.
I'm not super pleased about it being an abridgement, but since the author is reading it, I'll have to assume she had a hand in how it was trimmed.
I'm really glad I read (listened) to this book. Vincent is thorough and honest about getting to the core of her observations. This is what I appreciated the most about the story. Throughout it, she makes it clear that she is drawing conclusions based on her observations and the observations themselves take primacy over the conclusions based on them.
She is open about her preconceptions and biases as much as possible. She doesn't disclose her political leanings except is an an aside about abortion politics on first dates (Vincent is a conservative) but I found it somehow easier to empathize with conservative values coming from a lesbian woman trying to pass as a man.
Throughout the book, I did not see my own experience of masculinity mirrored in what Ned/Norah saw. I recognize it as true, but I think she was looking for a stereotypical version of masculinity that has not been my experience. That doesn't make her story invalid, I just want to be clear that being a dude is a richer, broader, and more varied experience than shown by the range of sad-sacks she sought out. For example, she bases work experiences on a door-to-door sales job. Dating is based on trying to pick up strangers at bars or internet dating sites. And group identity is based on a "men's movement" retreat. There is a lot more to masculinity than these brief glimpses. However, these brief glimpses are revealing and I think she's done fantastic work reporting them.
I used the term "sad-sack" before to describe the men Ned and Norah spent time with. I meant it to be casually insulting, but it is worth pointing out that she did not spend a lot of time with successful males. There aren't any stories of pride in work well done, the weird locker-room euphoria that comes from winning a sporting event, pride in providing for one's family or filling a set role society lays out for us. The men Ned interacts with all seem to be pride-deficient. I think pride is overdone, but it does seem to be a massive part of the social construct of masculinity I've experienced. She spent her time with Barney Fife and Fred Mertz visions of maleness, she didn't seem interested in finding Andy Griffins or Ricky Ricardos to spend time with. It could be that these stronger, better adjusted men are relatively rare or it could be that she has a set image of maleness that she was looking for.
In any case, this is an interesting and valuable book. The quest for empathy and insight is to be applauded. Vincent herself is explicit that she's just reporting her own experiences, but readers should be aware that this is just one woman's journey into manhood and not manhood in its entirety.
For a different vision of masculinity, I recommend reading Phillip Roth's Portnoy's Complaint. His treats male-ness with less kindness or gentleness than Vincent does, but it is a literary genius covering aspects of masculinity that Vincent does not.
After years of wondering how daily life differed for men and women, Norah Vincent quit her job and spent a year and a half adopting the appearance and persona of Ned Vincent. Passing as a man, Vincent joined a bowling club, visited strip clubs, went on dates, and even tested the waters of a men-only therapy group. Although she found her experiences eye-opening, the pressure of maintaining her male façade led to a mental breakdown, forcing the end of the experiment.
I'm not sure how I want to react to this book. On the one hand, I was fascinated by the process by which Norah became Ned. She makes it clear early on that she isn't doing this as a transgender experiment. Norah never felt that she was a man trapped in a woman's body or not fully female. She's merely curious about the difference between how men and women are treated when they step out into the world. She assumes that life for a white heterosexual middle-class man is easier than for a white lesbian, but by the end of the book many of her expectations have been altered or completely thrown away.
Yet this book makes me uncomfortable, because there's so much deception in it. Norah doesn't don the disguise of Ned for one night at a bowling alley, but maintains the persona for months. Ned signs up for a therapy group in which men unloose their emotions in a raw, hyper-masculine state under the expectation that no woman will ever witness them. She sneaks into a Catholic monastery, for crying out loud! In each situation, Norah does eventually out herself, and the men are always surprisingly forgiving – but it sounds like none of their friendships lasted for long after her revelation.
Even more manipulative and cruel was Norah's dating style. As a man, she opted to date straight women. Although she did eventually reveal her true gender to most of her dates, many of the relationships progressed and became quite involved and passionate before she 'fessed up. One woman did end up having sex with Norah anyway, but most of them ended up dropping out of sight after finding out they'd been lied to. I found it curious and rather disappointing that Norah could be so callous with the feelings of others. She eventually concludes that the constant rejection men face as they ask women out is much, much harder than the women could ever suspect – but doesn't spend much time thinking about how hurtful a deceitful man (or woman) can be to potential dates.
As a case study for cultural anthropology, Norah's book would fail because she used so much deception that it would be considered unethical. Her project isn't especially balanced. She chooses traditionally "masculine" roles for Ned to try out, like joining a bowling team or taking a high-pressure sales job, and ignores more neutral positions, like men in a church group or mixed sports team. Finally, she makes no attempt to be objective – she admits some of her biases early on, but I don't think she makes much effort to ignore them when making decisions and drawing conclusions.
As immersion journalism, it's certainly an interesting process and I enjoyed reading about Norah/Ned's experiences. But it was certainly a flawed experiment and the ethics of some of her decisions are dubious at best, so I can't wholeheartedly recommend it. Ultimately, I found many of Norah's final conclusions to be – well, rather obvious – which made her whole adventure seem a bit shallow.
If you do enjoy this book, Norah Vincent did write a follow-up book called Voluntary Madness as she moved through three mental hospitals in an attempt to treat the depression that followed her experiences as Ned in Self-Made Man.
This is a fascinating book, but I was shocked by how depressing it is (in fact, the author ended up checking herself into a mental hospital by the end of the book).
Norah Vincent spent a year or so as Ned Vincent - she disguised herself as a man, and explored how differently she was treated as a man, and tried to explore the male psyche as much as she could. She makes some really fascinating observations, although clearly these are just one person's observations, and Norah's past and personality play a huge role in her perceptions.
In some ways, I think gender ends up being a straw man in the book. As much as her insights about gender are fascinating, I think that Norah/Ned is often reacting just as strongly to other factors that are independent of gender. For instance, in the first chapter, she joins a bowling league and spends a bunch of time with white trash blue collar guys. She is surprised at their intelligence and sensitivity, and as an intellectual writer, finds her own supposed superiority knocked down a few notches. It seems to me that she is responding to their culture as much as to their gender. Something similar happens when Ned gets a job as a door-to-door salesman - the job is so life-sucking and depressing that the employers have to keep everyone really pumped up all the time, and they use sex to do it. I (a female) actually worked for a PIRG for a few days, which is also basically door-to-door salesmanship, and my experience there very closely mirrored Ned's experience - that kind of work requires a certain culture. I would have been far more interested in Ned's treatment in a boardroom than as a salesman.
Having said that, Norah's/Ned's insights into gender are fascinating. She essentially concludes that the two genders come from such totally different starting places that getting them to understand each other is nearly impossible. She compares genders to religious sects - there's just no way to get them to connect meaningfully.
Norah's/Ned's personal crisis at the end of the book is ultimately about identity: she says that conforming to any gender role is basically a denial of your own identity, and her year pretending to be someone else was really devastating to her.
This is an interesting read, with lots of food for thought, and has certainly changed my perception of men.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0670034665, Hardcover)Following in the tradition of John Howard Griffin (Black Like Me) and Barbara Ehrenreich (Nickel and Dimed), Norah Vincent absorbed a cultural experience and reported back on what she observed incognito. For more than a year and a half she ventured into the world as Ned, with an ever-present five o'clock shadow, a crew cut, wire-rim glasses, and her own size 111/2 shoes—a perfect disguise that enabled her to observe the world of men as an insider. The result is a sympathetic, shrewd, and thrilling tour de force of immersion journalism that's destined to challenge preconceptions and attract enormous attention.
With her buddies on the bowling league she enjoyed the rough and rewarding embrace of male camaraderie undetectable to an outsider. A stint in a high-octane sales job taught her the gut- wrenching pressures endured by men who would do anything to succeed. She frequented sex clubs, dated women hungry for love but bitter about men, and infiltrated all-male communities as hermetically sealed as a men's therapy group, and even a monastery. Narrated in her utterly captivating prose style and with exquisite insight, humor, empathy, nuance, and at great personal cost, Norah uses her intimate firsthand experience to explore the many remarkable mysteries of gender identity as well as who men are apart from and in relation to women. Far from becoming bitter or outraged, Vincent ended her journey astounded—and exhausted—by the rigid codes and rituals of masculinity. Having gone where no woman (who wasn't an aspiring or actual transsexual) has gone for any significant length of time, let alone eighteen months, Norah Vincent's surprising account is an enthralling reading experience and a revelatory piece of anecdotally based gender analysis that is sure to spark fierce and fascinating conversation.
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For more than a year and a half Vincent ventured into the world as Ned, with an ever-present five o'clock shadow and a crew cut--a perfect disguise that enabled her to observe the world of men as an insider. With her buddies on the bowling league she enjoyed the rough and rewarding embrace of male camaraderie; a stint in a high-octane sales job taught her the gut-wrenching pressures endured by men who would do anything to succeed; she frequented sex clubs, dated women hungry for love but bitter about men, and infiltrated all-male communities including a men's therapy group and even a monastery. She ended her journey astounded--and exhausted--by the rigid codes and rituals of masculinity.--From publisher description.… (more)
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Jets vs Skins: No Pennington, no Coles (well, for the Jets), no Morton and Martin is running on two bad legs. If I was Edwards, I'd be thinking hard about retiring Martin for LaMont Jordan. Shouldn't be much of a game. Skins by 10
Ravens vs Steelers: Two solid Ds. But which O will produce? The first matchup of these two last year was the Ravens winning, then Maddox coming in his first game to come from behind to win. The second matchup was an utter blowout. I expect a blowout here again. Steelers by 17
Texans vs Dolphins: I've got to play against Ricky Williams this week. Feel pity for me. Phins by 14
Rams vs Giants: People expect great things out of the Giants this year. But I think you'll be surprised to see a healthy Kurt Warner + healthy Marshal Faulk = the superbowl offense of old. High scoring game! St Louis by 3
Colts vs Browns: Have the Colts caught on to Tony Dungies Cover-2 D? Either way, Payton Manning and Edge will have a hey-day against the completely young and useless Browns D. Another VERY high scoring game. Colts by 7
Broncos vs Bengals: SLEEPER PICK Yes, I expect to be laughed at for this one. If the Bengals O can be what they were at the end of last year and the D caught on to Lewis' power D, this could be quite a game. The Broncos have a strong O, but a slow D. If the Bengals don't win, it'll be a CLOSE game. Bengals by 1
Cardinals vs Lions: The Lions were pitiful last year. Last year. Lions by 3
Jags vs Panthers: Peete at QB is a joke, right? Not when you have a really good D, and a powerhouse RB. Panthers by 3
Pats vs Bills: Everytime Bledsoe faces up against Belichick, he gets his ass handed to him. Bledsoe will probably suffer some headaches this game too. HOWEVER, the Bills D is looking mighty strong this year, so the Pats Mediocre O will have a hard time against the Bills. This is your boring low-scorer of the week. I love the idea of Bledsoe beating his old team for the first time at home, though. Bills by 3
Chargers vs Chiefs: The Bolts have a strong and young D. The also have a good running game and maturing passing game. The Chiefs have a superb running game, good QB, but it all comes down to the chiefs D. If good, they are playoff material, if poor, well... it'll be a long year. Bolts by 1
Vikes vs Packers: The Vikings left a bad taste in my mouth last year. The O got worse with the loss of benett. All they have is a decent D to depend on. Packers by 7
Saints vs Seahawks: This will be a good game to watch. Both teams are trying to prove they can get over that 'hump' into the post season. I have a tough time picking either side. Both have great QBs, Ds, RBs, but the Saints WRs are slightly better than the Seahawks. Saints by 1
Falcons vs Cowboys: The Cowboys secondary is steller. The Falcons have a good D, also, but they are putting in a QB that will probably pass more to Roy Williams than Peerless Price. But I have a feeling the Falcons will employ more of a running game. Falcons by 2
Bears vs 49ers: The 49ers are on the downslope. However, the Bears haven't done much to improve its O, and the D is looking worse with the 'big man' in the middle. 49ers by 3
Raiders vs Titans: The Raiders hit the wall. Sorry Blackneto, but this year is not looking too good for the men in black. The Titans, on the other hand, look very solid this year (many have them picked for the superbowl). Titans by 7
Bucs vs Eagles: The Bucs just don't have a good offense, in my opinion. I don't think they deserved the Crown. My emotions have perverted my pick. Eagles by 3


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I have my first beer that I'm going to keg. I don't "need" it until April 21st so I'm not sure if I want to keg it now. Kegging it now means it takes of most of the room in the Sanyo. I could lager it in the Sayno I guess but that would also take up most of the room itoo. I don't want to keg it yet since I made it for a party and i don't want to drink it all before hand.
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Well, I'd do it sooner than later--you never know what will happen during the process. Get the kinks out of your system before you are under the gun.
Force yourself to drink BMC if you get it dialed in too early.
Kegging can be VERY frustrating at first.
Go ahead an keg it. Put some Duct tape over the plugs so you can't sneak samples and hid it.
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WATERLOO — The editor of the Waterloo-based Canadian Mennonite magazine thinks his publication has struck a nerve after the Canada Revenue Agency threatened its charitable status.
Dick Benner received a letter warning him that registered charities that engage in partisan political activities could have their charitable status revoked.
He said the letter focused on editorials and articles that were written during the 2011 federal election.
One of the articles asked readers to remember the core beliefs of peacemaking, compassion for the poor and care for creation before choosing who to vote for.
Benner said the magazine, which is distributed at Mennonite churches across Canada, doesn't endorse candidates or tell people how to vote.
It has a circulation of 14,000.
"Never in my wildest dreams did I think this was coming," he said Friday. "I went through a series of emotions — first was shock, then anger, then frustration."
The magazine is a registered charity and receives much of its funding through the Mennonite Church Canada.
Canadian Revenue Agency rules for charitable organizations limit the political activities registered charities can partake in, including prohibiting activities which directly or indirectly support or oppose any party or candidate.
Clarke Olsen, spokesperson for Revenue Minister Gail Shea, said he cannot comment on a particular case because of privacy protections in the Income Tax Act.
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Benner said he understands now that naming politicians or political parties may contravene the guidelines, but he said the idea that the government can use a charitable status as a way to impose restrictions on speech is chilling.
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John Paul Keith, the brilliant singer-songwriter and blistering guitarist who exploded out of a self-imposed musical exile in Memphis with 2009's critically acclaimed Spills and Thrills and 2011's The Man That Time Forgot, returns with Memphis Circa 3AM—his most accomplished and moving collection of songs yet.
Less a tribute to the spirit, soul and sound of the city than the living, crackling embodiment of it, Memphis Circa 3AM finds Keith reaching the songwriting depths and musical heights that his previous two releases foreshadowed. Produced by the truly legendary Roland Janes—house guitarist for Sun Records in the 50s and longtime engineer and producer at Sam Phillips Recording Services—the album is a time-stopping 12-song duet between two deeply kindred artists, as Keith's songs and Janes' direction achieve a sonic balance that is both familiar and original. Cut live to two-inch tape—with Janes providing direction from the booth and not a computer in site—the album sounds deeply rooted and incredibly fresh at the same time.
On each song—from the raucous stop-start rave-up of "You Really Oughta Be With Me" to the sad resign of "She's Almost You," Keith is backed with a new power and delicacy by the One Four Fives. And as his band musically ups the ante, Keith meets it with his finest songs to date. There are few songwriters today that can match his ability to invest a simple turn of phrase with so many layers of meaning. From the hungover romance of "Ninety Proof Kiss" ("No one ever looked finer still wearing last-night's eyeliner / I'm sure gonna miss that ninety-proof kiss") to the plaintive moving-on heartbreak of "She's Almost You" ("Why should I pine for you everyday, when she loves the words I used to say to you / they're almost true,") Keith's lyrics have an amazing ability to sound effortless and impeccably crafted. On "New Year's Eve"—a stunning blue-eyed soul ballad that matches the melancholy sweetness of Dan Penn and Spooner Oldham—Keith has written a song worthy of becoming a standard. "Next thing you know, I'll be lying about my age / I'm reading the book, but I don't want to turn the page /Can you believe it is already New Year's Eve?"
It is a feeling and theme Keith returns to unflinchingly throughout the album. The songs hint of time slipping away, somewhere between midnight and morning, of feeling lost and in the right place at the same time, of being heartbroken and happy, optimistic and fearful, inspired to move forward by looking back. Keith's ability to let these contradictions stand together unresolved has created a work of great and subtle complexity.
With the seamless balance it strikes between Keith and his songs and Janes and his production, Memphis Circa 3AM is like discovering a musical Rosetta stone that decrypts the deep and mysterious codes of Memphis music to reveal the truths they hold. With Janes' help, Keith has managed to harness the power of the city's musical history and traditions to create a collection of songs that is truly timeless. In keeping with the album's themes of contradiction, Keith has created a work that rightly stands in the pantheon of Memphis' best while remaining adamantly and uniquely his own.


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Rob DeSantos, one of the star photographers at PhotoOp NYC (which has studios on the Upper East and Upper West Sides of Manhattan and also travels to the Hamptons during summer months) reveals some of his secrets for capturing cute kids through the lens.
If a child is too young to understand what's going on, how can you get him to respond to the camera?
Young children have a tendency to feed off of others' energy, so if your initial approach is warm and welcoming a child will sense that. I personally am a big child myself so I always act silly with my clients, making jokes and wacky sounds to generate fun expressions. Children will also mimic your behavior, so if you smile chances are the child will smile as well. Having a fun and outgoing demeanor is key to making children feel comfortable and allows them to open up and show their true personality.
Here's Rob capturing photos of one of our 2014 Kids Cover Contest finalists. She was not camera shy!
How do you recommend calming a child when she's upset about being in front of the camera?
When dealing with children who are overwhelmed with being in a strange new environment like a photo studio, it's very important to keep that fun-loving attitude. I immediately kneel down to a child's eye level so they aren't looking up at some giant scary man, and I'll just engage them with silly questions and try and get a high-five out of them. If they go for the high-five, I will always have them miss a few times until they are determined to "catch me." Once they do, I'll act like they are super-strong and hurt my hand, which 99.9 percent of children find hysterical!
If a child cannot be soothed at the photo shoot, is it still possible to capture quality photos?
The key is never to give up. Some of the most beautiful shots can develop from a more challenging shoot.
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Example: A10=111, A11=101, A12=111, A13=4, A14=101, A15=blank. The total is 3 unique values. I need a dynamic formula within a cell that can calculate all the unique values. Blanks will be in the set range and should not be included in the total. Thanks.
This can be done in VBA: http://www.google.com/search?q=VBA+distinct
If you only need to do this one time, you can do it semi-manually in a couple steps:
1) Sort the values (say, in B10-B15)
2) In the next column, use this formula in each cell:
By "total amount" do you mean a sum or count of distinct values? Either way, you can do that with the calculated column's values.
From Microsoft:
Count the number of unique text and number values in cells B2:B10 (which must not contain blank cells) (7)
You can Utilize this VBA code, The codes are well commented for you to understand.