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vanessa... ugh... we were going to Riveria Maya also! Was planning on staying at NH Hotels in RM... I need my BFF to call me so we can find something else now... sorta last minute...she's gonna hate it... I totally know it. The kids are all excited about Mexico and now this. :(
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Fannie, sorry to hear about having to cancell your vacation plans. It sucks but it's better to be safe than sorry. They've just reported that a 22 month old in Texas died of it, first death in the US.
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Fannie, I know with our honeymoon we could transfer our tickets to any other resort owend by Palace Resorts, they have all inclusive resorts all over the world. I highly reccomend Palace Resorts, gaging by the Adventura Spa and Palace.. The food was EXCELLENT and the service was high!
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Totally agree about "better safe than sorry"... so that is why I'm waiting on it to cancel. I actually am waiting to cancel because Airtran might extend the fee waiver for cancelations so we would save $75 x 5. But if they don't waiver it, I am still going to cancel and rebook somewhere else that airtran will fly to.
As for the resort, we booked it through bookit and reading their cancellation policy we can still cancel and get all our money back. Hopefully it's not a credit and actually money back. I'll have to read it more later since i"m rushing out the house now.
As for the baby in texas... :( that is sooo sad... We dont want to be a statistic either.
Maggie... florida is looking like a viable destination for us but in july it will be super duper hot! :(
Or we may go to the bahamas or virgin islands...not sure... I know BFF wants to go somewhere that is all inclusive since it will be her, 6 kids and me!!!
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I hate your vaction plans are going to be cancelled. But I don't think your overreacting. I would be cancelling ASAP if I were in your shoes. I think the risk right now is just too great espically since they have no vaccine.
I am even starting to get a little more worried now that they have had a toddler die.
I am sorry your little boy is having such rough nights. We do CIO sorta, Avery did great going to sleep after our 1st run with CIO at about 6 months. It only took her 2-3 days to get on a scheducle however since she has had tons of ear infections and stuff now its much harder. Most nights she goes down between 7-8pm and then is back up again anywhere between 9-11pm for another feeding. She then will sleep till 2am or so and if she wakes I try to let her get herself back to sleep but if she has lost her paci andis already really upset you can forget it. So if shes crying really hard I either go in and sit by the crib to calm her or bring her back to our bed.
But we have been trying to just allow her to get herself back to sleep. My doctor says she doesn't need to eat and she will eventually be able to get herself back to sleep and she is right. Because if Avery gets up in the middle of the night she ALWAYS wants to eat.
I think if you do CIO during naps first it makes the transition easier. It will take time but keep working at it, we still are. If you want to ask anything else you can PMAN.
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Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- CNA Financial Corp., the insurer that hasn't paid a common stock dividend since 2008, redeemed the remaining $500 million of the $1.25 billion preferred stock issued to its parent Loews Corp. during the financial crisis.
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P2Press: November 2013
December 12, 2013
U.S. EPA Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics
November 21, 2013
EPA announced today the proposal of draft guidelines that will help the federal government buy greener and safer products. The draft guidelines were designed to assist federal purchasing decision makers in more consistently using existing non-governmental product environmental performance standards and ecolabels. In response to broad stakeholder interest, EPA is seeking public input on these draft Guidelines and a potential approach to assessing non-governmental environmental standards and ecolabels already in the marketplace which can help federal purchasers identify and select products that are greener and safer for the environment. The draft guidelines were developed by EPA, the General Services Administration, and others following several listening sessions with a wide range of stakeholders on how the federal government can be more sustainable in its purchasing and how it can best meet the numerous federal requirements for the procurement of sustainable and environmentally preferable products and services.
Below are links to a blog from Jim Jones, EPA's Assistant Administrator for the Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention; the Agency's press release; and draft social media posts that are you are free to share.
Jim Jones Blog: Making Federal Government Purchasing Greener at http://blog.epa.gov/epaconnect/2013/11/greening-federal-purchasing/
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EPA Electronic Web Submission System Beta Outreach
November 21, 2013
EPA is developing a fully electronic, Web-based submission system to handle the receipt of responses to future Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program (EDSP) test orders. The Agency is currently beta testing the e-Submission of EDSP data that will be accessible via the EPA-established Central Data Exchange (CDX).
On Tuesday, December 3, 2013, EPA will be conducting a Web-based walk through of the EDSP submission module currently under development and seeking input from potential industry users of the system. Please note that the focus of the session is on the functionality of the system, and that specific requirements for test orders will not be discussed during the demonstration.
Attendees must use an operator- assisted conference for these sessions (Within the U.S. dial 866-900-8984; outside the U.S. dial706-679-4304, Conference ID: 11138289). Please try to dial in at least 10 to 15 minutes before the start of the web demonstration*. Access the session: https://epa.connectsolutions.com/edspdemo/
Those interested in participating may include: 1) Any chemical manufacturers/importers (e.g. anyone who manufactures, imports or processes chemical substances); 2) any pesticide and agricultural- related chemical manufacturers/importers (e.g., anyone who manufactures, imports or processes pesticides, fertilizers, and agricultural chemicals); and/or 3) any pesticide or chemical manufacturer who previously received an EDSP Order or Data Call-in notice from the Agency and would like to electronically submit to the Agency.
For those industries participating, EPA is very interested in obtaining feedback on the test order response module. This feedback will be key to the successful development of this and future electronic submission systems. For those unable to participate in this session, EPA will post copies of the slides and audio file at: http://www.epa.gov/endo/.
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P2Press: October 2013
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The Northeast Waste Management Officials' Association (NEWMOA) is seeking a Project Manager for the Interstate Chemicals Clearinghouse (IC2). The IC2 is an association of state, local, and tribal governments that promotes a clean environment, healthy communities, and a vital economy through the development and use of safer chemicals and products. The goals of the IC2 are to:
• Avoid duplication and enhance efficiency and effectiveness of agency initiatives on chemicals through collaboration and coordination
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• Ensure that agencies, businesses, and the public have ready access to high quality and authoritative chemicals data, information, and assessment methods
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• Supporting health and environmental agencies with development and implementation of programs to promote use of safer chemicals and products
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IC2 membership consists of Members (state, local, and tribal governments) and Supporting Members (non-governmental organizations, businesses, labor organizations, and academic programs). The IC2 is a program of NEWMOA. NEWMOA provides management and staff support for the Clearinghouse and serves as its fiscal agent.
For more information, please visit http://www.newmoa.org/about/careers.cfm
P2Press: September 2013
September 29, 2013
Press Release - Bringing Back Manufacturing and Creating Local Jobs in WA State
September 19, 2013
Thursday, September 19, 2013
WASHINGTON, DC – Liberty Bottleworks, was awarded this week a 2013 Most Valuable Pollution Prevention (MVP2) award in Washington D.C., for their work on sustainable manufacturing and pollution prevention. Liberty Bottleworks is one of ten projects to be honored by the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable at an annual ceremony in Washington, D.C. Tim Andis, President/CEO received the award on behalf of Liberty Bottleworks for their sustainable manufacturing practices in producing the only American-made drinking bottle made from recyclable aluminum.
The three-year-old company from Union Gap, Washington is focused on providing consumers with innovative products produced with sustainable business practices. Liberty Bottleworks manufactures America's first 100% Made in the USA reusable aluminum water bottle and the only bottle in the world to made from recycled materials. The bottles high resolution digital graphics feature numerous artists and are sold through retailers like REI, Whole Foods, LL Bean and thousands of specialty retailers. Many breweries, bands and companies have selected Liberty as their preferred custom graphic reusable bottle vendor for their sustainable practices, unmatched graphics capability and commitment to American manufacturing. The 35,000 sq ft factory built in 2010 is based in central Washington in the Yakima Valley and currently has more than 40 employees. Liberty Bottleworks actively promotes the hiring of military vets and is committed to creating a positive impact on their community, through volunteerism, leadership and engaging the local culture. Earlier this year, the company was awarded the Environmental Excellence Award for green manufacturing from the Association of Washington Businesses (AWB). This past month, Liberty Bottleworks celebrated the delivery of their millionth bottle. With an average bottle life expectancy of 5 years, their current bottles in the market have the capacity to reduce landfill by over a billion one time use bottles.
"The MVP2 Award is a real honor and I'm thrilled for the recognition in our efforts to not only reduce how many plastic one time use bottles go into the landfill but our leadership efforts in zero waste manufacturing," said Tim Andis, Liberty Bottleworks President.
"Liberty Bottleworks is a tremendous success story on several levels. As innovators, Liberty has re-engineered a common household item using green processes and creative design," said Don Brunell, President, Association of Washington Business. "As a manufacturer, Liberty has committed to producing its product in the USA and, perhaps more importantly, created great jobs for people here in Washington. The MVP2 Award is well-deserved."
"What's good for American manufacturing is good for jobs and the environment," said Ken Zarker, Pollution Prevention Section Manager at the Washington Department of Ecology, who nominated Liberty. He added, "Liberty is a leader in moving toward sustainable manufacturing. We are proud this company and other pollution prevention winners have shown significant results in saving water, reducing pollution and conserving energy."
The company has also taken steps to implement a chemicals management program to address chemicals of concern to customers, including Bisphenol A (BPA) and phthalates that meets customer expectations and performance needs.
The MVP2 Award from the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable (NPRR) demonstrates how organizations can become more competitive, form partnerships, realize cost savings and enhance environmental quality, all at the same time. Jeffrey Burke, NPPR Executive Director, stated, "These organizations have clearly demonstrated that pollution prevention is a smart business strategy and we applaud Liberty Bottleworks for their leadership and commitment to promoting a sustainable future."
The Washington Department of Ecology worked with the Association of Washington Business (AWB) to forward Liberty Bottleworks to the national awards competition, after Liberty won the statewide AWB Environmental Excellence Award earlier this year.
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A local outdoor industry company, Liberty Bottleworks, received the Most Valuable Pollution Prevention (MVP2) Award in Washington, DC, today for their sustainable manufacturing practices. As the only producer of an American-made metal drinking bottle, the three-year-old company is making great strides as a leader toward zero-waste manufacturer. Earlier this year, Liberty Bottleworks won the Environmental Excellence Award from the Association of Washington Business. The company has also been working to eliminate the use of chemicals of concern to consumers, including Bisphenol A (BPA) and phthalates. On the outside, the bottle makes a fashion statement with original artwork.
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The MVP2 awards are awarded during National Pollution Prevention Week, which is the third week of September, September 15–21, 2013. Since Pollution Prevention Week became a national event in 1995, the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable (NPPR) has been advancing pollution prevention awareness through its efforts to encourage and promote widespread participation during this week. By sharing information, National Pollution Prevention Week is a time when organizations can become more competitive, can realize cost savings, and enhance environmental quality.
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Press Release - The National Pollution Prevention Roundtable Announces: The 2013 MVP2 Award Winners
September 3, 2013
WASHINGTON, DC – The 2013 Most Valuable Pollution Prevention (MVP2) awards presented by the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable (NPPR) celebrate the successes of innovators in the areas of pollution prevention and sustainability. The MVP2 awards are presented annually during National Pollution Prevention (P2) Week. Since P2 Week became a national event in 1995, NPPR has been advancing pollution prevention awareness by encouraging and promoting widespread participation during this week.
The 2013 MVP2 recipients represent a broad range of backgrounds including academia, industries, non- profits and individuals that have demonstrated significant accomplishments in pollution prevention. Together, these programs and projects reduced hazardous materials by 757,000 pounds, non-hazardous materials by 7.8 million pounds, water use by 484 million gallons, air emissions by 137 million pounds, and energy use by 484 million kWh. These prestigious awards will be presented at a ceremony in Washington, DC on September 18, 2013.
Awards are presented in four categories. This year's winners for the Projects/Programs Award were Associated Air Center, Denyo, Liberty Bottleworks, IBM Vermont, Illinois Sustainable Technology Center, Kentucky Pollution Prevention Center, Norchem, Owens Corning, SABIC, and Toyota of West Virginia. Honorable Mentions went to Community Closet, Watson Furniture, StandardAero, The Green Building, Toyota of West Virginia, and Washing Systems. Rick Bossingham with the Indiana Department of Environmental Management took home the award for P2 Champion. Volunteer of the Year was awarded to Scott Butner, formerly with the Pacific Northwest National laboratory and a volunteer member of the Pacific Northwest Pollution prevention Resource Centerr, and Donna Walden of the Western Sustainability and Pollution Prevention Network.
Jeffrey Burke, Executive Director of NPPR, stated, "These organizations have clearly demonstrated that pollution prevention is beneficial to both the environment and the economy. They are being recognized for their leadership and commitment to promoting a sustainable future". The MVP2 awards demonstrate how organizations can become more competitive, form partnerships, realize cost savings and enhance environmental quality all at the same time.
For more information on the MVP2 Awards and NPPR, visit www.p2.org.
P2Press: August 2013
August 29, 2013
EPA Launches Online Green Sports Resource Directory
August 26, 2013
Release Date: 08/26/2013
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WASHINGTON — The U. S. Environmental Protection agency (EPA) is unveiling a new online Green Sports Resource Directory that can help teams, venues, and leagues save money and reduce carbon pollution through increased energy efficiency, a key part of President Obama's Climate Action Plan.
Additionally, the new directory contains information that can help teams reduce waste and gain recognition for their programs that reduce the environmental impact of their events. EPA Deputy Administrator Bob Perciasepe made the announcement today during the third annual Green Sports Alliance summit in New York City.
"As a founding partner of the Green Sports Alliance, EPA is committed to working with its members to help teams and sports venues green their operations, and engage fans," said Deputy Administrator Perciasepe. "EPA's new Green Sports Resource Directory will provide easy access to information on Agency tools and programs along with success stories to serve as examples of what can be achieved with a winning game plan for going green."
Currently, the Green Sports Alliance has more than 180 members and is working with more than 75 teams at both the professional and collegiate levels and over 100 stadiums and sports venues across the country, with participation increasing daily. This week's Summit includes a number of EPA speakers as well as leaders from across the sports community who recognize the potential for real environmental benefits from greening sports events and venues, and the potential for teams to inspire fans to adopt greener practices in their daily lives.
The Green Sports Resource Directory brings together Agency resources to support teams and their fans, stadiums, and venues, who want to improve their waste management, water and energy conservation, and other sustainability efforts.
EPA compiled a Green "Scoreboard" that highlights a number of winning efforts across numerous sports leagues and some statistics on the environmental and saving benefits. The Scoreboard is available on the Green Sports Resource Directory.
More on President Obama's Climate Action Plan: http://www.whitehouse.gov/sites/default/files/image/president27sclimateactionplan.pdf
Visit the Green Sports Resource Directory and view the Scoreboard: http://www2.epa.gov/green-sports
More on the Green Sports Alliance, this week's Summit, or to learn if your team is a member: http://greensportsalliance.org/
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I've been observing our community as a person newly retired from full time work for two weeks now.
What I see concerns me. Listen to three examples.
A snowy Sunday morning, my husband and I visited our elderly uncle at the nursing facility we recently housed him.
Conditions made it clear there was not enough staff to care for the patients. The supervisor said the facility has trouble with staff not reporting for work. This is a problem for the residents, but ask a bigger question. The staff who did not come to work that day are paid low hourly wages and no benefits. What if their car would not start, the person responsible for watching the small children was not there, one of the children was sick, or the worker was sick?
Employees should be able to stay home from work when they are sick and not cause co-workers and clients to get sick. Not only is the facility not up to par that day, but a hard worker who provides physical care to one of our most vulnerable population goes without a day of wages for him- or herself and family.
How many times does this occur before that worker's rent goes unpaid, the children go to school without proper food or clothing, the water and electric and phone get turned off, the car is not fixed, and there is suddenly a major crisis with no easy way out?
Early on a midweek evening my husband took me to a restaurant for supper. Bad weather was moving in. We had to wait for a table in an empty room.
Once we were seated we saw and heard line and management staff being sent home early in large numbers, leaving only a skeleton crew.
Those guests entering the restaurant after us probably got slower service, but what of the staff who were sent home that day after only two hours of work?
Their rent, school tuition, before and after school day care for the kids, phone, water, gas and electric, transportation costs, clothing, medical expenses, were not reduced because their work day was reduced.
How did they adjust their budgets that week? How many weeks a month must they do that?
While out running errands Friday, my husband and I pulled into an eatery for a quick lunch. Business was booming and staff was running too and fro, smiling and chatting and serving heaping trays of food.
While in the restroom I overhead an employee talking on her cellphone. She was responsible for other adults and children in her home, would be homeless in three days, had the income tax refund proceeds in her pocket so no one would spend them, and was reviewing how to best use the one time funds: pay the back rent, find a different and smaller apartment, pay off utility bills, buy clothes for the kids, get some furniture, continue to use public transportation or buy a moped.
She hung up and rushed back to work because her break was over.
Many retirees worry about how we can make it on a "fixed income" with a leaner budget, inflation, and bigger and unknown medical expenses.
But we cannot forget our fellow citizens working hard every day without any realistic hope or promise of improved conditions.
People around us talk about 3G, 4G, 5G, desktop vs. laptop vs. tablet, Apple vs Microsoft, Hulu vs. Netflix, big gas guzzler vs. expensive hybrid, popular clothing and accessories, makeup and hairstyles, music, movies, extracurricular activities for the kids, vacations, fitness memberships, home remodeling and yard landscaping, reducing our personal stress, health and retirement planning and investing, and the right food, treats, clothes, toys and day care for our pets.
How different from discussions held by our next door neighbors of pressing and immediate needs of food, rent, clothing, transpiration and medical care.
We have to immediately acknowledge and discuss the gap in reality and in understanding of these two sets of circumstances and conversations so that we can remain the merciful and just people and country we are and want to continue to be.
Most of the people struggling in the U.S. are doing the very best they can. They are intelligent, hard-working, law-abiding people free of substance abuse and mental illness.
Each person is equally worthy and important.
We should strive to provide a society where each individual may exist and flourish with adequate housing, food, transportation and medical care. If this causes an increase in the cost of goods and taxes but leads to a more sustainable and productive society with care and compassion for all humankind, so be it.
The U.S. will be a better place. Isn't that what we should all want?
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100-odd not-so-odd things I LOVE about myself
I like this The Frisky post about 30 things you like about yourself so much that I spent my lunch hour yesterday thinking of the things I love about myself. I then sent my two BFFs the following sms: "OMG! I'm like, so much in EL OH VEE EE."
I thought it'd be difficult to think of 30 things I like about myself but obviously it wasn't that difficult. It helped to think of how I handle different situations. And I tried to see myself through someone else's eyes.
I need to keep this list around for whenever I need some cheering up.
- I have learnt to love my curly hair. It's OK and great to love curly hair but the transition from [nearly] hating it to loving it is what's praiseworthy.
- I can talk about frivolous stuff as well as the deep stuff. It obviously depends on the situation and the person I'm talking to.
- I donate blood.
- I LOVE that my skin looks good even on closer inspection.
- Ideas excite me.
- I'm really just a big kid [child?] at heart. Gimme a swing and a jumping castle any day.
- I get awesome ideas like all.the.time.
- I have finally learnt to stick to a budget. It's so freeing to be beholden to a budget.
- I am improving my net worth, even though it's going to take a dip when I go away on a diiirty weekend…with myself.
- I try not to judge. And I don't hate myself when I slip up occassionally.
- I can laugh at myself.
- I don't laugh when someone hurts themselves.
- I can (mostly) handle criticism.
- I don't get impatient with people who need some time to compose their answer.
- I'm beginning to understand what's good for me.
- I LOVE that my crazy laugh is like, totally infectious.
- I pamper myself.
- I am assertive.
- 'Why' is my favourite word.
- I'm a nerd.
- I have made peace with my hips. I'm still working on the peace treaty with my tummy.
- I am an enthusiastic listener.
- I LOVE that I LOVE spending time with my niece.
- I'll try most things at least once, kinda like Samantha from SATC.
- I can ask for help.
- I can bounce back from setbacks and learn from them.
- I am interested in stuff.
- I take care of my friendships.
- I can find cheap/free things to do when I'm Beyond Broke™
- I can forgive and forget.
- I love how I dress at least most of the time
- I enjoy learning something new.
- I sometimes just don't care what 'they' think.
- I'm trying to let go of my attachment to things.
- I can just enjoy doing nothing.
- I (sometimes) have excellent self-discipline.
- I can be a bit odd sometimes.
- I'm an awesome writer.
- I LOVE that I love so many things about myself.
- I don't need to buy stuff to feel happy [about myself].
- I can compliment [random] people without expecting them to return the compliment.
- I demand the best service at all times.
- I can bargain.
- I give myself random hugs.
- I recruited myself to be my own cheerleader.
- I can market myself.
- I ask great questions from time to time.
- I do not torture my feet in ridiculous heels.
- I am learning to appreciate things for what they are.
- I am still figuring out the functions on my Sony Ericsson X1.
- I LOVE that I'm in love with myself.
- I tell outstanding waiters' managers that they're outstanding.
- I can lose myself in researching something on metal alloys or the difference between a recession and a depression.
- I love my job.
- I see the funny side of things.
- I send my BFFs random text messages that make them ROFL.
- I can 'conceptualise' awesome article and ideas [for work].
- I can see things from a different angle.
- I roll my r's: it makes me 'authentic'.
- I enjoy solitude.
- I LOVE that my blogging experiment is still happening after 3 years of 'giving-it-a-try-to-see-whether-I-can-commit-to-something-for-longer-than-3-months'.
- I can find ways to minimise my workload.
- I'm OK with failing at something so that I can learn from it.
- I LOVE that I have such an expressive face.
- I give myself pep talks from time to time.
- I prefer 'quality over quantity'.
- I LOVE looking at my PhD from The School of Hard Knocks and Tough Surprises that hangs over my desk at work.
- I enjoy being 'bougie'.
- I really enjoy healthy food.
- I don't do gossip.
- I enjoy scrubbing my kitchen floor.
- I'm getting better at Scrabble.
- I LOVE that I don't even know how to spell 'bored'.
- I enjoy exercise.
- I have goals and that I work towards achieving them.
- I can get ridiculously excited about [insert something random].
- I say what I mean.
- I hang out with people who ROCK. (I know, I know, I'm corny. Whatevs)
- I can fucking MURDER a Pac Man game.
- I read books on philosophy, economics or Afrikaans poetry to my niece.
- My breasts are awesome.
- I revel in my friends' successes.
- I'm a bit of a girly girl.
- This list started off as "30-odd not-so-odd things I LOVE about myself"
- I fucking LOVE that I can do things by myself and not wait for someone to go to a movie/book launch/lecture/wine tasting with me.
- I allow my emotions some space.
- I'm learning what exactly I need in life.
- I'm getting over being sans a degree, though I still have lofty ambitions of teaching Philosophy AND Afrikaans AND History at Harvard.
- I'm forgiving myself for being such a fucking slacker [in high school] and for not getting that bursary that I never applied for.
- I can [sometimes] blag my way into [nearly] anything.
- I fucking LOVE that I feel no fucking need whatsofuckingever to get a car. Ever.
- I love silence.
- Ek is 'n vrou van min woorde
- I don't give a shit about labels. (Except LV, of course)
- I wear what fits me, ergo I don't give a shit about 'sizes'.
- I LOVE that, even at my ripe old age, I still get outraged over stuff.
- I make a mean spaghetti bolognaise
- I appropriate Bushisims.
- I'm starting to realise that men aren't put off by smart women.
- And I am one of them women.
- I am grateful.
- I wait for people to exit the elevator before I get in.
- I don't litter.
- I am a gadget freak who's content to go without more gadgets: the insurance premiums…
- I am killing off my prejudices.
- I LOVE that I have a curated wardrobe.
- I give my mom stealth kisses.
- I talk to random people just sommer.
- I remain calm when the shit hits the fan.
- I am the most important person in my life.
- I love my strong jawline.
10 Responses to '100-odd not-so-odd things I LOVE about myself'
Joy, great list. It says a lot of good things about a person who can compile a list like this. It makes me want to wish you a good day, or a good weekend, or just some additional happiness…
Sameste to you, Brand
All I can say, young Joy-Mari, is: 'Jesus, how does one find the time, the inclination, the pluck, the imagination, the balls, the smarts, the where-with-all, the obsession, the introspection, the metaphorical mirror, the symbolic deep diving and the complete insanity to find 111 things to say about oneself. I would go mad, just mad, trying to find 10 things to say about myself that is worth it. But then, as you suggest, that probably says more about me than you…
You really know yourself, this is a wonderful list.
I like no 2 on your list, it reflects on your blog.
Rodney, I challenge you to think of 15 things you like about yourself
MsAfropolitan, thank you. Life is so precious and fleeting. We really have to make the most of it.
I took up the challenge. FIFTEEN, she said. I sat. I wiggled. I squirmed. I dug deep. I scratched furrows in my bald head. Blank. Blank. Blank. Then the bulb lit up like flashlight in the forest…. I came up with only ONE.
And it turned out to be a few words from an old Leonard Cohen tune:
"I'm good at love, I'm good at hate; It's inbetween I freeze."
Agge nee, man! Well, at least I got a chuckle
I admire the very way you love yourself in detail! 111… I'm jealous! After 8 days of hard thinking I just found only two things about myself to be truly glad with: 1. I'm so glad that I still live up until this minute. 2. I'm glad I'm 70 and it won't take long – as I know – to get it all over with.
Hey, Martin
Thanks for the comment!
Well, it took a long time to get to this point. But people are living longer lives these days. You might live another 32 years, which isn't that short… You OK with that?
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Saw a film last night wherein ending was beginning of ©'d treatment I posted to Screenwriters Guild two years ago. Common? What should I have done or not? Thank you so much, Scott!
This questions brings us to the 'similar but different' mentality that exists in the Hollywood film and TV business. It boils down to this: Studios, producers and networks generally want to work with projects that are similar to successful, already produced movies or TV series, yet different enough to be distinct. Why?
* Similar: This plays to the buyer's comfort level. It is safer – and therefore easier – to commit to a project that is like a predecessor because the buyer can always point to the success of the previous project. There's also a marketing component as the new project can 'draft' on consumer awareness of the earlier one.
* Different: This plays to the buyer's understanding of consumers who, via the marketing of the new project, have to feel like it's unique enough from previous similar projects to warrant their attention. In other words, it can't come across as simply a clone or rehash of a previous story.
With that as background, let's consider the question from two angles. First, if the issue is "My script as currently written turns out to have some elements that are awfully similar to a movie that I have just become aware of, should I change those parts of my story," there's no clear answer because there are so many questions to address. How important are the scenes / sequences in question? In what ways are the scenes / sequences similar: Concept, execution? How much page count do the similar scenes / sequences comprise in your script? My advice? Do a thorough compare-and-contrast of the two, then put on your producer's hat: If I read this script as a Hollywood buyer, would I think these scenes / sequences were too similar to the previous movie and too visible in terms of their role in the script? If your gut says no, perhaps you can leave it as is. If your gut says yes, then consider rewriting your pages.
Second, if the issue is "The scenes / sequences in this movie are so similar to my script, I can't help but think someone read my screenplay and ripped off my ideas," time for a reality check: There's a 99.9% chance that did not happen, especially if the possible point of intersection between a producer and your script was the Writers Guild registration service. Believe me, studios do not have the time or resources to go through the 30,000+ scripts that supposedly get registered each year. The most likely scenario is you had your ideas and they had their ideas, and the ideas just happen to be quite similar. This is a fact of life. I blogged about it here: Someday someone WILL beat you to the punch. With so many writers working on so many stories, it is inevitable there are other stories, either already produced, in development or being written similar to something you or I are working on.
Note: This is more true if you are writing mainstream, commercial, high-concept stories. If, on the other hand, you traffic in quirky, unusual indie fare, less likely precisely because of the distinctive nature of this type of storytelling. So if you really want to decrease the odds of someone beating you to the punch, be like Charlie Kaufman and work on stories like Synecdoche, New York.
Hopefully the content in question is innocuous enough, you don't have to rewrite your script. But if you do have to revise it, why not adopt the attitude of a professional screenwriter: There is always another way. We are used to rewriting, cutting, changing, revising. It comes with the territory.
And worst case scenario: The similarities are so profound and so large in scope, your script is in effect DOA, that is, indeed, a bitter pill to swallow. However it shows one thing: Your creative instincts are aligned with what Hollywood is producing. Cold comfort, I know, but at least it's something.
Note: Before you submit your script anywhere in Hollywood, you should copyright it, not register it with the WGA. Why? Go here.
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How far can a writer go with the 'similar but different' approach?
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All Injury Talk: Gill out Saturday/Markov not back before California trip
Latest Updates:
Spacek - undisclosed - day-to-day - will miss Wed & Thurs games
Gill - infection - day-to-day - released from hospital Nov 18, won't play Sat.
Kostitsyn - groin - placed on IR Nov 16
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Will Markov be able to start right away? How is his conditioning? Has he somehow practiced lately?
I wouldn't worry about conditioning.
Markov will play. Get injured. Never play again.
Markov will not get hurt the rest of the year and become a savior.
Markov better not come early again. He should take all the time in the world, make sure it's healed properly.
It is concerning that Markov is going to see Dr. Andrews again tomorrow given that he saw him 1 week ago.
What has changed in 1 week that he has to return to see Dr. Andrews?
Let's hope it is for final clearance...but it doesn't all add up right now.
Nothing adds up right now because we're not given any data to add.
All this speculation/rumour mongering/predictions of doom is the result of the admin's hush-hush attitude towards Markov's health. When you say nothing and keep his condition secret, when you dismiss questions on his return to a simplistic, "He's making progress", then don't be surprised that people will assume the worst. And yes, the team DOES owe it to us, the fans, to feed us updates. It's not like we're voyeurs into someone's personal drama; this is a business that lives and dies on its entertainment value to us. We create the revenue that ultimately pays Markov's salary -- kindly have the respect to give us good news and bad news on a key reason I paid good money for tickets.
You've been told enough already. They've reported when he stopped skating, Martin gave an update a few weeks ago giving a rough but very vague approximation. You've recieved news about when he last went to the doctor. You know that he's going to the doctor tomorrow as well. How about you just stay patient and stop acting so spoiled. You're lucky you even get any of this info at all.
Some of you would have died if you'd have to live in the 50s and 60s without internet and tv where communication was slower.
Seriously now, whether you recognize it or not, we are the customers of the Habs. They owe us information because, ultimately, they owe us their business. The Montreal Canadiens aren't entitled to our ticket money, nor are they entitled to ad revenue. They command their high prices only as long as we hold them in high regard. You may not remember this, but there were many years in the 90s and early 2000s where the team was NOT doing well, where they had to scramble to sell tickets. Wanted to see a game? There were lots of empty seats to choose from. They spent a fortune marketing themselves to the fans, recreating the organization's image into the user-friendly city-wide phenomenon it is today.
Bottom line: They gave us what we wanted and we bought the product. These are the same rules that apply to any business, ESPECIALLY one in the entertainment industry.
The object is to win games... if the team feels that there is an advantage in not letting your opponents know the exact injury status of players (and tons of teams believe this) so be it.
Face it, the reason the organization has prospered even without a Cup is because it figured out how to sell itself as a culture. Before the mid-90s, all they had to do was win Stanley Cup after Stanley Cup. Then the well went dry and so did ticket sales. The on ice product -- the 'show' -- simply wasn't enough anymore because the team simply wasn't that good. So in comes the new admin and voila -- a new marketing philosophy. The Canadiens started marketing individual players, showing up on billboards, showing up at events -- the whole culture thing. And we, the fans, responded.
In fact, we responded so well that some people actually believe it's wrong to have expectations of the organization, that they don't owe us anything. You couldn't be more wrong. The Montreal Canadiens are a sports franchise that uses its rich history as a terrific marketing tool to keep us hooked. They need us more than we need them. See the Montreal Expos for further evidence.
Am I complaining about this manipulative relationship? No, because that's how business works. I'm happy to spend my money on tickets and don't feel used or betrayed -- as long as I'm entertained, which I have been for over 40 years. Please don't pretend that my questioning the brass means a lack of support. If being critical of management means a lack of support, then about 80% of the threads on this board are in the same boat. We've all bought into the hockey culture that exists on the ice, and off, and we're entitled to sound off anyway we want. We're all fans of the team... as long as the team is smart enough to be fans of us.
The second part misses my point. I'm not personally miffed at the organization, I'm just stating the reason why so many people here keep harping on this subject. Look at the number of posts on Markov and ask yourself why so many fans are frustrated and distrustful. The reason, I think, is because the team has created the idea that the team is 'ours', but then goes dark about its biggest star. I tried to explain why you can't consciously create the most loyal fanbase in the league and then withhold information from it. It's a tricky contradiction that can bite you in the ass.
It's not like there's a shortage of the kind of people they cater to.
You would think that even at 100 % healthy that Markov would play the first few games with a knee brace
I don't see an actual impact on the club's revenue streams stemming from dissatisfaction over injury information. And the team has an interest in keeping injury disclosure to a minimum to limit other teams gamesmanship on injuries. There's a reason coaches prefer to limit their briefings to terms like upper/lower body injury. I think the desire to protect their players outweighs your desire to be feel "in the loop."
Not so with entertainment; for better or worse, we want anti-secrecy. The movies? Geez, the studios will do anything to spoon-feed us info, keeping us tuned in to its product long, long before the product is even in theaters. Secrecy - what secrecy? We get a never-ending stream of breadcrumbs sprinkled in print, TV and online, all leading to the release date -- previews, interviews, exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpses, photo shoots, etc, etc, etc -- all of it designed to keep us up to date on the upcoming feature. The real secrecy stuff always comes out, and is poison -- see Megan Fox, Charlie Sheen or Mel Gibson.
Sports is the same. If there's one thing MLB learned -- the hard way with steroids -- it's that secrecy always comes out, and the fans will lambaste you for trying to fool them. I'm not saying a rehabbing Markov is anywhere near the severity of a Roger Clemens or Barry Bonds, or that we have to be wired to Markov's biorhythms to keep tabs on whether he slept well. I'm just sayin' we've moved beyond the time when secrecy was an accepted form of communication for most businesses. Wanna' be secret? Good luck, when every damn hotel and restaurant is laid bare for review on the internet; every actor does a gazillion promo interviews to plug his latest film to the fans; and every athlete exposes the state of his health to the fans who ultimately pay his multi-million dollar salary.
Right or wrong, anyone who makes money entertaining the public owes that public transparency.
I'm sorry, didn't I click the injury report thread? Sure doesn't look like it!
This isn't the 50's or 60's, so it doesn't matter what it was like then.
This is the now. The reality is, we didn't get an update or a vague approximation. We got a BS answer that he's on plan but then since then, everyone refuses to answer what is the plan. That isn't an update, that is skirting the issue and not answering.
The reality is, NHL teams are required to report certain things to the media, its part of the NHL rules. So don't claim we are spoiled, we aren't, it is what it is.
We are spoiled though. Yes there is a requirement but in more than half the markets hockey is an afterthought, and teams only have 1 or 2 guys who focus exclusively on its coverage, if that many. I try to find out the injury situation of a day to day player for my pool, if Yahoo doesn't know than nobody does. With the Habs you get 20 journalists on twitter immediately posting all rumors, speculations, and quotes as soon as they come out, in two languages.
Does that mean the club should try and hide things from us? No, and I hope they don't, but they should be putting the players interest first even if it means not updating us 24/7.
He was on Sportsnet's Hockey Central and he said that Markov was in Florida to see his doctors, he was cleared to resume skating and he was expected to practice before the end of the month.
The fact is, if the team had an exact date, they'd give it to us...
But guess what? They don't have an exact date. The situation changes daily. How Markov's knee responds, how sore it is, how much swelling we see, etc... in the hours and day that follows any vigorous workout has an effect.
This is a fluid situation, and at the same time the team risks over exposure if they do a press release every time every player feels a twinge of pain, or gets a therapy massage.
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Overall eagle production spiked in 1910 compared to the year before. With total production at 318,500 circulation-finish pieces, this P-mint issue is hardly a low-mintage rarity, though in context of the year of issue, Philadelphia had the lowest output for the denomination in 1910. Denver's mammoth mintage of over 2.3 million pieces was the second-highest recorded for the series, and San Francisco's production of 811,000 examples set a record for the mint and design. The eagle denomination, like other large-format coins of the time, had a production schedule largely dictated by demand, and that demand was not as strong on the East Coast as it was in the rugged West or beyond the Rocky Mountains.
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