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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-274234062016-09-08T05:25:50.594+01:00before it slips awaya email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-29285316918030542882010-01-01T00:01:00.000+00:002010-01-10T06:39:11.764+00:00A Cultural Anthropologist in Brand Strategy?When I tell people what I do for a living, they usually have a 'say what?' look on their face. Either they don't know what anthropology is,
"oh my god, I loved dinosaurs as a kid!",
or they do know what it is,
sort of,
"oh my god, I read about this ritual sacrifice they do in Africa!",
but they don't get the connections between symbols, rituals, human behavior, etc. and branding (see? You get it.).

To me, the anthropology of modern life is so much more interesting than the traditional anthropology of 'savages' who clearly only live in places like Papua New Guinea. I mean, come on- a good portion of Americans have a man nailed to a cross hanging in their living rooms. Ask me who have the best two brands out there right now and I'll say Coke and Jesus. Easy question.

Archetypes, kinship and taboos might sound exotic, but what's really fascinating to me are the same ideas as they manifest through brands. 'Mac people' get offended if someone suggests they might have characteristics that even slightly resemble those of 'PC people'. To hockey players, a Bauer stick is a trusted friend. And Coke drinkers actually call it sacrilegious to drink a Pepsi.

People communicate much of modern life, whether we like it or not, through brands. What we buy, what we drive, what we wear, what we watch, what we sell, what we yell. Yes- even in Africa. The two things you can find in pretty much any village, anywhere? Jesus and Coca-cola. But here's the kicker- those things mean very different things to Africans than they do to Americans. Or to Indians. Or to Europeans. Or to Baby Boomers. Or to teenage girls on facebook (see where I'm going with this whole "human behavior and advertising" thing?). And it's the discovery of the different meanings of things, meanings of sacred words, meanings of sacred spaces, meanings that live between what people say and what they do, that makes my job so firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-53553569459408562002009-03-24T17:06:00.000+00:002009-03-24T22:07:08.269+00:00WeEatOurFeelingsI just can't resist. For all my anthropologist friends out there- once again, the genius of anthropology creeps into the mainstream.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/24/nyregion/24candy.html?_r=1&hpw

Sahlins said it first. The industrial revolution, following the enlightenment, created a whole culture of people whose needs as individuals aren't being met. And they feel these longings for self expression, and whatnot, physiologically. AKA they crave sugar. Sahlins called it the Sadness of Sweetness.
My girl friends and I call it something else entirely. When boys make us sad, when our jobs make us sad, when our moms or sisters or friends or global warming or teachers or bosses or experiences with sucking-at-life make us sad, what do we do? We EatOurFeelings.
Ice cream. Cake (with frosting out of a tub, obvi). Cookies.
It's a funny way to think about YouAreWhatYouEat.
Sahlins was right. It's the Sadness of Sweetness. We eat sugar like it is happiness on a fork (or when it comes to the tub of frosting, a spoon or, let's be honest, our index finger). But it isn't. It's sadness. We feed sadness with sadness. The Sadness of Sweetness. We don't EatOurFeelings because we want to feel better. We do it because we're wallowing in feeling sad. We're craving it and letting it engulf our individualism just for an hour or two. Our Sadness craves email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-31128488207609459882009-03-04T03:45:00.009+00:002009-03-05T20:45:22.849+00:00It Takes a VillageMotherhood is a tricky subject. Everyone (in America anyway; let's be honest) judges mothers. Have a career? hmmm.... DON'T have a career? hmmmmm... Nanny? NO nanny? Organic foods? Consumer packaged goods? Piano lessons? Still have a social life? Helicopter much?
This is one of the best arguments for "It takes a village" I've seen.

Guess what. Daycare is the modern version of The Village when it comes to raising kids. So are babysitters, and grandparents, and godparents, and friends, and teachers.

Spending 24 hours a day with your child may make YOU feel like a great parent- like you are 'there for them' and like 'no one can do it like you can.' My theory though, hate to break it to you, is that you might actually be missing out on doing something amazing for your children... giving them adults. Lots of them.
email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-27730701423790957212009-03-03T21:19:00.000+00:002010-01-10T06:35:29.811+00:00On ListeningIt's interesting what people talk about. And it seems sometimes that conversation is more present in our lives than ever. Or at least it is in mine; I have twitter and facebook and text messages and IMs all chirping at me all day long. Iran. Michael Jackson. Finally Franken. The Wild. The Twins. #fail. Unemployment rates. Honduras. Air France. Cool web links. Even cooler thoughts about web links. Blogs. Tweets. Updates. "News."

And I like that.

But I unplugged this weekend.

And I started to hear something that people AREN'T talking about.

How the recession is affecting small towns.

The silence driving through Eveleth, MN- on one of the busiest tourist weekends of the year- was deafening. One in three store fronts was boarded up in every town we drove through. Cotton, same. Virginia, same. Tower, same. And it felt like the dilapidated houses in downtown Ely were screaming out loud.

People keep talking about the death of Detroit. And the stock market. They talk about the death of American cars. And the death of American banks.

And, this week, everyone in the country has been talking about the death of Michael Jackson, an American Icon. Their conversations took down the internet.

But I haven't seen a single bit of media about the death of small towns. Or about how their people are coping or making rent or mortgage payments or buying groceries. I know how many foreclosures there were in Minneapolis. But what about Eveleth. Or Virginia. Or Embarrass. Or Gilbert... Mines on the Iron Range are opening and closing every day and the stories get buried beneath people's other conversations.

We mourn an American Icon more than we mourn our American towns.

It's interesting what people talk about. And what they don't.

What else aren't people talking about?

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-43243900040965538322008-05-05T01:58:00.000+01:002008-05-05T01:59:24.069+01:00Remembering...Remarks for Elizabeth Ann Goodman Logelin
April 26th, 2008
Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis

Little girls change best friends all the time. It's like musical chairs. I got to be Lizzy Goodman's best friend for our early elementary school years, and we attended Blake together through high school. Since that time, I've become an anthropologist; we really like theories. This is one of mine.

Humans are relational beings; we understand ourselves in terms of the relationships that we have with others. Nothing is really real to us unless it is shared with someone else.

And this is true for each step of our lives. It is always other people who bring out the best in us, and with that smile, and that laugh, and that genuine curiosity that I remember, I'd bet that Liz brought out the best in most everyone she encountered.

I think that as we move through life, it's as if we allow parts of our younger selves to be kept and carried in relationships- relationships that often times grow farther and farther away. I think that's why you can have those kinds of people in your life who you don't see for years and years, yet when you reconnect, it is as though no time has gone by. Because for those bits of each other you have each been carrying along with you on your journeys, none has. And in that moment of reconnection you recognize and suddenly become those previous selves again.

Apparently, encountering the death of a friend has a similar effect. I have been 8 and 12 and 17 quite a lot in the past few weeks. The 8 year old me is heartbroken. Yet at the same time, this idea of mutual bit carrying comforts the 30yr old me.

Because I'm pretty sure that all of my 8 year old, 12 year old and even 17 year old selves were kind of fun haters. So, sorry for the baggage, Liz, but I think I got the better end of this deal.

Because the bits of Liz's 8, 12 and 17 year old selves that I get to carry around with me are AWESOME. I get sleepovers… and forts and four square at Highcroft recess, and cool houses 'in town' with trees growing out of the porch. I get the bittersweet sadness of an 8yr old girl who switches from Highcroft to Hopkins, leaving her best friend behind and finding new ones ahead. I get dance routines and trampolines and a bright smile. I get the New Kids on the Block. I get blond bangs that defy gravity. I'm even kind of psyched to carry around getting dumped by a boy in middle school (and I think dumping at least one as well) because I didn't even know how to TALK to boys back then. I get swimming for the BearHawks. I get trips to middle in the Montero where every passenger is more than a little terrified.

And I get an incredible star-crossed moment in the Mobile gas station on Minnetonka Boulevard when Matt and Liz met.

And I think about all the bits of Liz that are swimming around in this room right now. Her birth, her death. Her college graduation. Work bits and play bits and creating a home bits. And the ones that are floating around online on flickr, and in the blogosphere with total strangers who have left bits of themselves through comments and emails, and who have carried bits of Liz to countries and cyberspaces around the globe. We are all carrying these bits.

They are both who she is, and who we are.

But really, what they truly are, all bundled up in neat little bitty memory shaped packages, are love.

Liz, we are honoured to carry firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-56219127680518422282008-01-07T05:01:00.001+00:002008-01-07T05:06:53.025+00:00New DirectionSo it's been awhile. And I've changed careers. Sort of.
I'm still an anthropologist, I'm just employed. It's real nice.
And what I do now involves marketing and brand strategy and ideas and patterns and insights and social objects and semiotic analysis and all kinds of great stuff.
But what is very new and cool is that I'm getting slowly connected to all these other folks out there doing the same kinds of things. Anthropologists, and Social Media-ists. And lots of them have blogs and good ideas.
And I (think I) have good ideas too, and opinions on things like twitter and facebook and the future of advertising. So I'm going to start posting them here. And linking to anyone who'll have me.
Game email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-16374618653196378482006-12-27T05:18:00.000+00:002007-01-10T05:28:31.683+00:00The Price of BeerWhat is it about the Price of Beer that makes it an universal ice-breaker?

I've lived in three countries in the last three years and have found myself many a time in the mixedest of groups-- with friends from Lebanon, England, Peru, Germany, Iceland, Australia, Japan, India, Denmark and many other nations one of my favorite pastimes has become 'the observation of small talk.' What I noticed, however, was that this pastime quickly became instead 'the observation of the ice-breaker called The Price of Beer.' It usually occurs in groups of three or more, and goes something like this:

Hey Max! This is my friend Kjarten from Iceland.
Whoa man, I hear beer over there is really expensive; is that true?
Yeah, man, it's rough. But dude, you have to pay in POUNDS over here-- that is almost as bad.

And then, and I am often astounded at how unaware of how incredibly nerdy this can get, there ensues an entire discussion about currency exchange, the cornerstone of which is The Price of Beer.

So, if a pint in London costs about 3pounds, and last month I was getting .67pounds to the euro, then that would be like 4euros50 per pint?
Yeah, that's awful. You really have to go to Latin America or Africa, man.
Oh yeah! I'm going to South Africa next month.
Hey guys.
Oh hey-- we were just talking about South Africa.
Oh cool! I've been there-- beer is totally cheap there.
Yeah, well not as cheap as it is in Peru-- I got three huge bottles of Arequipena for 10nuevos soles because the guy at the hotel totally had a deal with the shop on the corner-- that's like a dollar a bottle and a bottle was like three pints... three pints for a dollar! And it is good beer too!

No way, you can't get a good English Ale or Stout for that though. I mean you can't even get it there at all, but you can get something like that at this great little place I know in Brooklyn-- you have to know where to go though. It's totally a locals only deal and you have to know exactly where it is because it is impossible to find. It's in the basement of this old warehouse and you would never know it-- but once you get inside it is all dark wood paneling and old casks and a huge long wooden bar with about a zillion micro-brews on tap...
Yeah, but those places close at like 2am. That's the problem with Pubs in London too though-- most of them close at 11pm. But when I go out with this one friend of mine, we go near Picidilly Square, and he totally knows all the crazy signs that the cab drivers leave outside random 24hr shops-- one time he walked into one of these places and asked for the owner. When the guy up front said he wasn't there, my friend walked to the back of the place, knelt down and knocked on the floor. A little trap door to a cellar popped up-- my friend passed a tenner through the door and someone passed a six-pack up to him! It was amazing! And dude, a tenner for a six pack in London is pretty good. I mean, it's better if you can get to Paris on the Eurostar, since the pound is so strong now, it's way better to use Euros, but really if you take into account the cost of living then the Price of Beer really is about the same probably...

These conversations can go on for hours.
The only thing, and I mean the ONLY thing, I have ever seen able to stop one mid-one-upping is a quick switch to soccer talk. The only thing more universally discussed that the Price of Beer? The World Cup. But that, of course, can go both ways...email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1161386091977670512006-10-20T23:42:00.000+01:002006-10-21T00:33:37.516+01:00love letters revisitedI know I've already posted once about how much I like writing letters, but a few conversations lately have reminded me how important they are...

As I've said before, I believe all letters are love letters-- because if someone takes the time to write you a real letter, it's gotta be out of love, right? So here is what I think; a letter finds its purpose in the world when it is part of a conversation, part of a relationship. Relationships are give and take, missing pieces put back together, synergy... when two people-- and this goes for anyones-- create something between them that is bigger than two people, and still just a One. It's this crazy not-math where 1+1=1!!!!! But if letters go out into the world, and are lost to indifference or selfishness, incapability or self-absorbtion, then they are only words. I've found this to be particularly true of love letters, but I think it holds for the rest too.

I think love letters are written to capture nothing more than a moment so powerful you can't imagine letting it slip away. In my experience, it's been more like the letters are writing me... like there is all this emotion and purpose and clarity that has to get itself down on paper; like the letter has a life of its own. It has to become a tangible thing, an object of memory; it wants to be written, and read over and over, and stored somewhere secret and special and slightly scented... People hold on to love letters to remind themselves of themselves, of that moment of clarity, of yesness, of passion, and of the energy they once created, or wanted to create, with someone. I'll admit I've got my secret place all sorted out, it just needs a letter or two.

Anyway. Here I am, about to embark on yet another solo journey far away from home. I think it's the last one I have in me for awhile. My proirities are shifting, and as much as I love the synergy of letters, the way of absence making the heart grow fonder, I love hugs more. And I need to remind myself that I can be peaceful, and purposeful, and have pride in my work and my self wherever and however I choose to be.

But while I'm away, please write me letters. Put a little of your heart and soul down on paper, see how it feels, smells, lives and breathes... and send it to me. I promise to write firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1160362230217821062006-10-09T03:39:00.000+01:002006-10-20T22:14:25.823+01:00Generation Not WaitingI consider myself to be a part of the generation that John Mayer keeps singing about. Quarter-life crisis, check. Looking for some Clarity, check, check. Waiting on the world to change? Hell No.

I get all heated every time this song comes on the radio. Do people not HEAR this anthem to apathy? "it's not that we don't care, we just know that the fight ain't fair so we keep on waiting waiting on the world to change". Pleeeeeeease.... The apathy of the youth of the 90s needs to get over itself. Waiting on the world to change? Stop that. Change the world. Be the words that you say. Stand up for something. Figure out who the hell you are and then BE that person. Vote as that person, work as that person, love as that person and change the world as that person.

If I had your resources and audience John, I would be doing something very Other than waiting on the world to change. Stop talking about your watch collection, and your love life (we really don't care), and talk about how we can change, how we are changing the world.

Because I look around me and see the people I love doing just that. Creating possibilities for themselves and acting like global citizens. Investing their lives by serving their countries, investing their time in teaching, investing their money in causes and orgainzations they believe in, investing their hearts in the people around them... and in people far away from them. None of these members of our generation are Waiting on the World to Change.

Get out of Hollywood and New York for a few minutes, John, and stop WAITING. What kind of excuse are you trying to make? Don't make any for me, please. I refuse to be a part of that firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1159564785923667082006-09-29T22:16:00.000+01:002006-10-09T03:56:29.626+01:00It's all Ideology, folks
<?xml:namespace prefix = st1 /><st1:country-region st="on"><st1:place st="on">America</st1:place></st1:country-region> has, in theory, a separation of church and state. We have a democracy and a secular constitution. <st1:country-region st="on"><st1:place st="on">Iran</st1:place></st1:country-region>, for example, is an Islamic Republic. <st1:country-region st="on"><st1:place st="on">Saudi Arabia</st1:place></st1:country-region>'s constitution is the Qur'an. Yes, a democratic state allows for religious freedom. No, an Islamic state may not—why is it surprising that a religious state does not proceed according to democratic values of mutual respect and equality?

Clifford D. May points out in the Minneapolis Star Tribune that "in Muslim countries Christianity and Judaism are attacked viciously and routinely"—yet in our country communism, fascism, socialism, and really anything anti-democratic is, or has been, treated the same. The McCarthy hearings, the current embargo on <st1:country-region st="on">Cuba</st1:country-region>, the war in <st1:country-region st="on"><st1:place st="on">Iraq</st1:place></st1:country-region>, the Israel-Lebanon conflict, the 'war on terror'… Sometimes structural and political violence, and sometimes organized under the banner of military action, yes—but violence none the less. When did we become 'we' the peaceful people, as opposed to 'they' the violent Muslims?<?xml:namespace prefix = o /><o:p> </o:p>

So 'Muslims' are saying 'it is wrong to speak ill of our religion,' and the goal of Muslims may indeed be to spread Islam across the globe, to wipe out those in its path. But the goal of the <st1:place st="on"><st1:country-region st="on">US</st1:country-region></st1:place> is to spread democracy, and we are also busy punishing those who stand in opposition. Muslims may call their critics "infidels," but we call ours part of an "axis of evil."

May states that Muslims "are attempting nothing less than the establishment of a new world order in which the supremacy of what they call the Nation of Islam is acknowledged, and "unbelievers" submit -- or die. Call it an offer you can't refuse."

Now hang on a minute. Wasn't it the former President Bush who proclaimed there would be a New World Order after the fall of the Soviet Empire? And wasn't it the current President Bush who echoed the same on 9/11? <o:p></o:p>

For the Nation of Islam 'unbelievers' submit or die—but for those who attack democratic freedom? For them, the <st1:country-region st="on"><st1:place st="on">US</st1:place></st1:country-region> President, as he said on 9/11, has "directed the full resources of our intelligence and law enforcement communities to find those responsible and to bring them to justice. We will make no distinction between the terrorists who committed these acts and those who harbor them." We not only take out the unbelievers who don't submit, we mess with their friends too.

<o:p></o:p>Consider yourself a relativist for a moment and take a look at another of May's quotations.

"The Muslims take their religion very seriously," Choudary explained as if to a disobedient child, "and non-Muslims must appreciate that and must also understand that there may be serious consequences if you insult Islam and the prophet. Whoever insults the message of Mohammed is going to be subject to capital punishment.

Now, look again.

"The Americans take their democracy very seriously," President Bush explained as if to a disobedient child, "and non-Americans must appreciate that and must also understand that there may be serious consequences if you insult Democracy and the President. Whoever insults the message of the American forefathers is going to be subject to capital punishment."

<o:p></o:p><st1:place st="on"><st1:country-region st="on">America</st1:country-region></st1:place> is awash these days in debates over the separation of church and state. A joke in anthropological circles, especially in the <st1:country-region st="on">UK</st1:country-region> and <st1:place st="on">Europe</st1:place>, is that all Americans are actually Protestants. Our constitution was written by Protestants, and many of our values to this day align closely with many Judeo-Christian moral guidelines. 'Thou shalt' is big over here. Thou shalt not steal, kill, covet, use expensive labor, insult the customer, be politically incorrect, forfeit our power over foreign oil… But we are not only Protestant; we are Democratic. Democracy is our religion. Thou shalt vote, and thus thou shalt be free.

<o:p></o:p>American and Muslim governments are very different. Americans believe in the freedom that is granted to us by the US Constitution—but Muslims believe in freedom too; a freedom that one has in their soul when they follow the Qu'ran. And while some Muslims may have a religion which asks non-believers to 'submit or die,' American democracy also is a religion which our soldiers fight and fall for, which our government evangelizes, and in which we believe.
email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1160397582524536102006-07-10T13:37:00.000+01:002006-10-09T13:39:42.533+01:00London Bombings AnniversaryPublished July 10th, 2005 in the Star and Tribune
It must be an eye-opening experience, realizing that you don't know how to walk home. The route that many Londoner's keep in their heads is not of roads but of underground train lines. Each morning they enter a tunnel, and some minutes later they emerge, blinking, miles and miles across the city.
Yesterday around four in the afternoon, I emerged instead from my flat four blocks from one of the terrorist bomb explosions. As the sun came out over rain soaked central London, I could see streams of people walking north up our street from the King's Cross Station area. I live near a busy road that is one of the main veins in and out of the city, and there were police in their bright day-glo yellow coats at every intersection. No longer teeming with the blackened, frightened faces that my roommate saw filing onto a bus that morning, swathed in silver emergency blankets, now the streets were filled with ordinary people. Many of them had no idea which streets to take home.
We had stayed in our flat all day, as advised by the police chief, and proceeded to navigate a flood of emails to and from all of our friends and family—our mobile phones, and even our landline, weren't working. The neighbourhood was far from quiet, however, as sirens and the whir of helicopters continued throughout the day. I was quickly reminded of how I went through the very same process a few years ago in New York. No bodily harm? Check. Call mom and dad in Minneapolis? Check. Make sure all friends in London are ok? Check. Send mass email to everyone I know? Check. Watch the news? Check. Slowly make my way back, unaffected, into my regular life? Definitely more difficult.
We walked a bit east to the Angel neighbourhood—where another main road runs north all the way through outer London—and encountered a man who had printed off hundreds of maps of the area. He was handing them out to disoriented commuters. A simple act of kindness. We sat down at one of the few open café's, and watched London walk by. Again, the sidewalks were thick with people all travelling north. Waiting for a friend to arrive (she was stranded in the city for the evening and would be staying with us that night), memories New York again filled my thoughts. My roommate at the time had walked eight miles, including across the Brooklyn Bridge amidst thousands of frightened, ash-covered Americans, to get home. But here, people were calm. They were stoically walking their children home from school, grocery shopping, and talking on their mobile phones: men hauling heavy briefcases, and women suffering their office heels.
Soon we began to see buses running again—the ones headed south empty save a few, and the ones travelling north absolutely packed with steadfast commuters. This is a tough city, and it can't be bothered to stop and listen to the voice of a hateful few. The wheels and gears of the machine that is London which had ground to a halt at 8:50am had started to creak to life again. The unaffected parts of the tube were running in time for the Friday morning commute. The unaffected people? Well, they just don't exist. But now, at least, they know how to walk firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147221649934672572006-05-18T01:40:00.000+01:002006-05-23T00:48:31.220+01:005 sensesBISAs today care of my five senses:
sight: email from ss
sound: amazing seminar on cuba... and an aussie accent
smell: fresh laundry
taste: salmon teriyaki
touch: sleeping bag... i know repetitive... but it's that firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147736855100792562006-05-17T00:47:00.000+01:002006-05-23T00:51:34.930+01:00fairytale?my parents names are peter and wendy.
you know how when you are a child you don't really think of your parents as 'people'?
yeah well, someone said something about how cute it was that my parents were 'peter and wendy, just like in peter pan' when i was in the SEVENTH GRADE, and i had never made the connection. i swear. i can remember the moment. it was mrs bjork's math class. i was sitting in the third seat in the last row against the right-hand wall when you were looking at the board.
i didn't tell that person that, though! i just smiled and said-- 'yeah i know! cute, right?!'

the BISA, though, is that i've begun to think it's real too... my dad is totally peter pan... it's like he's got this little boy inside... and my mom is just like the wendy-bird... i really really like these thoughts...email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147477875101694652006-05-16T00:51:00.000+01:002006-05-23T00:35:51.323+01:00love lettersi like writing letters by hand. i like writing letters at all, but i really like writing them by hand. i got to write one this morning and it just set the day off right.
my BISA today is letters.
love letters especially-- although, something about letters in general makes me think they are ALL love letters in some way... i mean, you take the time out to write a letter, it's gotta be out of love, right?

BISAs
'love letters to no one' is a great imaginary... i feel like i write a lot of these actually...
'come by and see me, i'm a love letter away' --email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147476696553595062006-05-15T00:28:00.000+01:002006-05-16T00:47:20.893+01:00wasps and hopesThis post grew out of Mother's Day, and my PhD research project about young people and hope... I know, I know, you can take the girl out of the camp, but you can't take the camp out of the girl. (for notes on usage of elipse-- see previous post)
Anyway, I'm not going to totally bore you, this time, with academic nonsense. The reference is this-- at camp we do this thing called Devotions. It sounds all churchy but it's not really. We just take some time out of the evening to sit together in a circle (best with a campfire) and talk about things that are purposeful, and passionate, and problematic, and possibly fantastic in our minds, bodies, hearts and lives. Yeah, well it's camp. And yes I am getting to the point. Usually there is a central question, or game, that brings out everyone's responses. My favorite game (BWCA rules are the best, but I can make do just about anywhere), the one that give me fire in the belly, is called Hopes and Fears (hence the research topic). And the reason it is so great is as follows: I do NOT have a fear of wasps. Why that is a strange way to start, you say. Yes. But it is significant because I SHOULD be VERY VERY afraid of wasps. All the social theory I can get my hands on tells me that the way I think, the way I hope, the way I fear, is due to past experiences. When I was young (8 maybe?), I climbed up into the treehouse at my cabin with my dad on the ladder behind me. It was a really really high up treehouse. And it had, unbeknownst to us, a really really big wasps nest underneath it. Well, we climbed up into that treehouse, my dad and I, and tromped around. We pissed of those wasps something fierce. And they came a-calling to tell us about it. HUNDREDS of them. And I was in shorts.
I do not remember being stung (over one hundred times). I do not remember being in pain, or being scared. I only remember my dad yelling for my mom and swatting wasps away from me. I only remember him dropping me from the top of the ladder down to my mom waiting below. I only remember her catching me, and running into the house. I only remember her putting baking soda paste onto every sting. I am not afraid of wasps. I don't even flinch. That memory-- the one that Bourdieu and all the other fancy sociologists tell me should always be reminding me to be afraid, only reminds me of how much my parents love me. My dad was stung way more than I. I'll bet he remembers. It's a great memory. And they are fucking great parents. That's an uber-BISA.
Ok and yeah, so if you really want to know, wasps and devotions are pretty much where my PhD is coming from.

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well, the whole wasp story, really
the idea of a 'kharma boomerang'-- gets 'em every email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147477793102904052006-05-14T00:49:00.000+01:002006-05-16T00:26:58.973+01:00elipsesI like elipses. Maybe you have noticed this. I like the way they look... and the way they mean something without even saying anything or doing anything...
It's like, here go my thoughts, and you can see where they came from, and you kind of know where they are going, but now they have become your thoughts too...
See! Elipses are great. It's like they promise something good and meaningful, or funny and just not something that one can actually talk about in polite email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147555427326963712006-05-13T22:01:00.000+01:002006-05-14T20:06:35.683+01:00MoussaouiI guess it's about time I put an actual opinion up on this thing. It's not gonna 'slip away', but it's really one of the only things I have a damn strong conviction about.
I've been following the Moussaoui case a bit... I read a lot of online news (thank you Google, you are the best friend a girl could have). And I read today that there was one dissenting, anonymous voter who is the reason Moussaoui did not get the death penalty. I've read all the various craziness about the trial-- the guilty plea, the attempted retraction, the changing story, the whole 'martyr' issue... and frankly I just don't care. I applaud the anonymous hold-out. I don't even care if, Runaway Jury style, the whole damn thing was rigged. Yes-- I realize that the 'American justice system needs to do it's job'. And no I do not buy the argument that it is 'expensive' to keep people in jail. The number of people executed is just over 1000. 1000 people. We can't afford to keep alive 1000 people on government cheese and hamburgers? Please. Bottom line? I just don't think that it is, ever has been, or ever will be, the job of the State to kill people. For any reason. And it's not because it's God's or anyone else's job either. It's no one's job. Death just happens. But it shouldn't happen that way. I don't think things are 'wrong' or 'right', but I hate the death penalty. I'm using the word hate here, about the death penalty. It's just not good, not purposeful, not meaningful. I hate it body mind and spirit, all the way down into my gut. I hate it hate it hate it.
I really really don't get angry often. I don't. But as you can see, this whole issue gets me really really heated. Why, you ask? Because it means that the State is deciding that the only meaning in life, the only thing that makes people what they are, is what the State decides is valuable-- their past. Motherfuckers. We NEVER KNOW what is going to happen to us, for us, with us, or through us in the future.
I agree that if you are a citizen in a democratic nation, and you break the rules, you must be responsible for that decision. But I do not agree that any rule, set out by any one or any society, should mandate death. There is just too much grey area, to much at stake in a guilty/not-guilty system which leaves no room for manouvre or context.
If the State set up some rules which led to the killing of black people, or women, or gays, or native americans, or 'insert marginalized group here', we would be outraged. But criminals? Somehow that is ok?
How dare the lawmakers decide what makes someone valuable. How fucking dare they.

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Do you ever wonder how birds feel after they fly into a windowpane? The one's that live, anyway. And wake up after all the 'stun' business is over. Yeah, I think it must be like a strange hangover... like there was no alcohol involved and yet you still feel nauseus, and stupid... but not regretful because if you hadn't tried flying through you never would have known if it was glass or a great adventure? exactly. And then you also have lost the dreams of what *might* have been on the other side of that window... that's the worst part actually. Although it does force you to keep generating new dreams... that's not so email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147221707737220252006-05-11T22:41:00.000+01:002006-05-13T11:21:43.550+01:00cactusEver have 'one of those nights'? Yeah, well I just TOTALLY did.

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"I hate awkwardness. It makes little parts of me die inside." (SG)email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147221621181792072006-05-10T01:39:00.000+01:002006-05-11T01:55:05.616+01:00i could go crazy on a night like tonightI'm on a bit of an Indigo Girls kick it seems, but I just love this one...
even though it's just beginning to be summer here, I get this feeling in the evenings when it's all chilly and i need my sleeping bag...

i could go crazy on a night like tonight
summers beginning to give up her fight
every thought's a possiblility
voices are heard but nothing is seen
why do you spend this time with me
may be an equal mystery
--email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147219501338225642006-05-09T01:02:00.000+01:002006-05-11T01:55:24.503+01:00ghostsI was visited by ghosts today. The kind that, unfortunatly, make you cry. Although I don't mind crying-- it does feel pretty good sometimes. But I'm not writing about those ghosts, they just made me think of other ones. GOOD ones.
I lived with ghosts for two summers at camp. No really. I did. There's even a picture. I lived in this little teeny room in the main lodge. It isn't really a bedroom-- I dragged out all the crap that was being stored in there (microscope, boxes, old books, table, weird old dentist chair, you know-- camp stuff), and dragged in a camper bed. My mom made me curtains. I had my comforter that I'd used every summer at camp since I was 8, and my sleeping bag (see previous post). And I had ghosts. Besides all the poetic ones I could think of, echoes of campfire songs, chapel's of yesteryear and firewalk services past, and laughter of long gone campers, I also had real spirits in there. The old director sleeping on his bed under the stairs, doors opening in the middle of the night, lights flickering, screens banging when there's no wind... and just this incredible feeling. This incredible you're-not-alone feeling. I loved that room. I love ghosts. Reminders of all the living that's been going on. All the friendships, and fights, and crying, and caring, and laughing and singing and dancing. I could smell them, the ghosts. I really really could. They took care of me I think. Let me sleep well and live well.

What/who are your ghosts? It's time to make this blog interactive. Give me BISAs people.

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and i start to feel a feeling
like the warm air through the screen
you come regular like seasons
shadowing my dreams

--firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147136304862041172006-05-08T01:37:00.000+01:002006-05-09T01:58:24.886+01:00ode to my sleeping bagThis whole post is a BISA. Really. And thanks to Tex for the reminder.

I never want to forget how marvelous is my hybrid sleeping bag. I love my sleeping bag. I'm using the word love here, about my sleeping bag. (and if you get the reference, you win a soft shell). It's down on the inside-- for softness and happy dreams, and poly on the outside, to take on the weather. It's the perfect length, and it has a pocket for my watch (alarm) or a midnight snack!!! I have no idea what they made the lining out of.... but it might just be heaven.

This is what I love about my sleeping bag the most, though-- it's like when I am in it, all of the little spaces in my mind where images can be are filled up with beautiful ones of nature... the cliff in the boundary waters where I took the best nap ever, the steam rising from a hot cup of tea just outside the door of the tent on the inca trail, the sight of my house from the sleepy camping-in-the-backyard eyes of my eight year old self, a mouse scurrying along the log walls of my little room in homaji lodge, the sight from the deck of the stars over half moon lake, the moonlight peeking through the straw walls of my little hut at the bottom of the colca canyon, or the nothern lights over the athletic field at camp... my sleeping bag wraps me up in all of these images and I sleep so happy.
I live in the city now. London-- it's a Big City. There is are no tents or canyons in sight. But I brought my sleeping bag. It's on my couch. I lay on my couch, under my sleeping bag, and look out the back door at my primroses and the pidgeons (and the snails-- I have to nap with one eye open if it's raining), and fall asleep on Sunday afternoons... it's marvelous. I think the next time I am camping, there will be a new image to add to the portfolio. Who would have guessed it would have come from my little flat in firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1147049458765073692006-05-07T13:44:00.000+01:002006-05-08T01:51:34.940+01:00In Beauty

In beauty I walk, to the direction of the rising sun
In beauty I walk, to the direction traveling with the sun
In beauty I walk, to the direction of the setting sun
In beauty I walk

All around me, this land is beauty
In beauty, I walk

--Navajo Prayer

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1146662965508738222006-05-06T23:58:00.000+01:002006-05-07T00:53:01.990+01:00dirty talkOne if the first things I noticed about London was the usage of the work fuck. People say it on the street, on the bus, in polite conversation, and at the pub. Little kids say it. Parents say it TO THEIR LITTLE KIDS. See how shocked I am! Every time I would hear it, my head would snap around to see who'd dropped the f-bomb. And I then realized that no one else was shocked. I was alone. And I couldn't bring myself to say it-- ten years as a summer camp director will do that to you... I couldn't even bring myself to WRITE it; I felt I was living on the edge just sending IMs containing the version 'f*ck'.
Yeah well apparently it's a slippery slope. I find myself using the f-bomb in polite conversation, on the bus, and in the pub (although I will never say it to little kids... that river runs too deep). And I have further realized that I enjoy saying it more than anyone else... in a sneaky kind of way. For the Brits, fuck is just a word. Their answer to the American 'darn' or 'crap'. But for ME? For me it is NAUGHTY. I am being a REBEL. Those of you who know me know what a coup this is-- and it's this very point which makes saying the word fuck such a feel good experience for me. It is like this little secret that I have with myself. I don't have to smoke, or binge-drink, I can just fucking swear... and no one else knows I'm swearing!
Baby steps people, work with me here.
So if anyone wants to cross the street without looking both ways, run with scissors, or turn in a paper without a staple, I'm your girl!

BISAs:
I am writing an essay this weekend and, thus, have only left the flat for grocerys. So I thought today's contribution to the collection would be pretty fucking lame. But I came up with one of my favorite new pop culture references, and he's American to balance out the posting.

"it's not about the bike"

I use this one all the time-- replace 'bike' with whatever.
"it's not about Peru"
"it's not about the mountain"
"it's not about the snails"
"it's not about ME"email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-27423406.post-1146663038950933272006-05-05T12:55:00.000+01:002006-05-06T22:02:13.026+01:00happy; two meaningsBISAs:
"really, he just has to be on the happy side of 25."
"don't confuse 'fun' with 'happiness'."firstname.lastname@example.com

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Motherhood is hard. Some days it breaks you and sucks the life out of you and makes you wonder if you'll ever be whole again. Some days it's not at all like that, but today it was. Today was ruled by my warped expectations and my should's and shouldn'ts. Those are harsh and heavy rulers, and they have no care for the moral of the story of motherhood: to give life. To give LIFE. Somehow in the hustle of today I had forgotten that; I had forgotten to receive and give life.
I caught a lightening bug, and held it in hand with my warped and crumbled expectations. And then I let them all go.
For with you, God, is the fountain of life; in your light do we see light. Psalm 36:9
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1 Some Infinitian theologians have hypothesized that new Gods are the product, after a lengthy gestation period, of the sexual encounters of Gods. But this theory is generally discounted as the ramblings of lunatics who are accepted as theologians only for tax reasons. The infinitian creed holds that Gods are infertile and have sex solely for pleasure or to make other Gods jealous.


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Yoshiko Nakamura is originally from Tokushima prefecture. Her birthday is June 17 and she has type B blood. She started drawing manga in elementary school, which eventually led to her 1993 debut of Yume de Au yori Seteki - Better than Seeing in a Dream - in Hana to Yume magazine. Her other works include the basketball series Saint Love, MVP wa Yuzurenai - Can't Give Up MVP and Blue Wars, Tokyo Crazy Paradise, a series about a female bodyguard in 2020 Tokyo.


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Advances in the treatment of breast cancer have enabled surgeons to remove the cancer while preserving the sensitivity of the breast. These procedures are far less invasive than the radical mastectomy, formerly the most common procedure. Despite these advances there are still a significant number of patients in whom breast conservation is not possible and mastectomy is needed. The diagnosis of breast cancer and the resulting physical deformity adds greatly to the patient's psychological and emotional stress.
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Once the desired size is achieved the expander is left in place for 6 to 8 weeks. This allows the scar tissue to mature around the implant. During the second operation the tissue expander is replaced with a permanent breast implant.
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Patients now have the option to choose between saline or silicone breast implant. Silicone implants are preferred by most patients because of their natural and soft texture. Few weeks after the implant exchange, nipple reconstruction is performed, followed by tattooing of the areola. Both of these procedures can be performed in the office.
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Fire is transformative, fire gathers people, but it is can also be a space of contention. We do not have to look very far for moments that feel heated, controversial or challenging. In congregations, coffee shops, online and in our homes we can use fresh tools and approaches to being truthful and faithful when the differences are sharp.
PNEUMA 2017 is excited to welcome the Reverend Dr. Leanne Hadley to help us explore ways to be in transformative conversations even when the circumstances are complicated and passions are hot. Our 2017 conference will convene at the amazing Bishop's Ranch (in Healdsburg, California) October 9-12, 2017. Come join us around the fire, and be renewed by our ecumenical and compassionate community. We look forward to seeing you there.
To BE A Blessing: Keynoter Leanne Hadley
Leanne is an ordained minister in the United Methodist Church and was the founder of a non-profit, First Steps Spirituality Center. Her early service with traumatized children led her into the healing potential of ritual and symbolism. Leanne created a deeply holy space to enable wounded children to find the courage, safety, and trust so that they might discover the words necessary to begin their healing.
Leanne developed a model for children's Christian education called "Blessed to be a Blessing" that utilizes many of the same symbols and rituals she used in her work with traumatized children. Now she is exploring ways of using this model with youth and adults by experimenting with fresh ways to create sacred space and developing tools for adults to have meaningful, even radically difficult conversations. Churches that are using "Blessed to be a Blessings" are experiencing the vast potential to take help adults share their authentic feelings and have more transformative conversations across all types of difference and division.
At PNEUMA, we will participate in Leanne's evolving work with adults as she teaches us to practice these Blessing modalities through experiential small group work in addition to presenting her original research. Our goal is for you to experience the possibilities of transformational ministry for all ages, and be prepared to practice this method in your setting. We are building our workshops around this crucial practice and other needs of congregations just like yours.


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The iPad has dominated a lot of recent headlines for the wrong reason, as far as Apple is concerned. Its sales haven't grown like they used to previously, it is still growing, not just as much. I posted some thoughts on this recently. But this blogpost is not about its sales, well not just about its sales. Apple's iPhone was announced in 2007 and no one can argue that with it Apple (re-)invented the smartphone as we know it. After that it took competitors, mainly Google, some time to catch up. But by 2011, they seemed to have caught up, at least in terms of sales and being just good enough for many of the customers (depends on who you ask, as to what is more important). Sales and market share wise, iOS and Android in the smartphone industry are head to head at least in US in 2014. Globally a barrage of very cheap (around $100) so called smartphones have started dominating sales, but lets not go there. Now you can buy a HTC One or a Samsung Galaxy S5, in US for the same price as the iPhone 5S. Though I don't see these in the same league as Apple's iPhones, many seem to think so. So theoretically you can buy a smartphone that has comparable price and "value"to the iPhone in 2014 (probably even since 2011 or so).
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SPORTS OF THE TIMES; Dr. J Eclipsed By New Star
By George Vecsey
Published: February 9, 1987
SEATTLE— THE script was already written for the weekend jamboree: Michael Jordan in the slam-dunk, Larry Bird in the 3-point, the Seattle old-timers in the ''legends'' game and Doctor J would be the most valuable player in the All-Star Game, his last, after all the tributes and the videotapes of his greatest dunks and the standing ovations of the past 48 hours.
He was aware that a few people were hoping he would dominate the last All-Star Game before his retirement this spring - ''at least my kids,'' he said.
It all happened just the way the image-makers would have liked it, right into the fourth quarter yesterday. Julius Erving even shucked his warmup suit and came off the bench to score the go-ahead basket with 38 seconds left, but there is too much talent in the National Basketball Association to provide for a sentimental winner in the most valuable player voting.
Instead of being the game-winner, Julius Erving was just another superstar. The West's overtime 154-149 victory had other highlights after Erving's basket.
There was the strange tableau of Rolando Blackman shooting two foul shots to tie the score in regulation time, while the two mad geniuses and close friends, Magic Johnson and Isiah Thomas, giggled and teased each other behind his back, enjoying the tension.
And then there was the spectacle of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, goggles flying, flailing his elbows at another be-goggled veteran, Moses Malone, as if they were playing for the league title in June or July or whenever the season ends.
The crowd of 34,275 fans in the Kingdome - some of them sitting in distant seats that seemed as far away as Bellingham and Tacoma - finally awoke in the closing minutes and cheered for Tom Chambers, the hometown star who wasn't even on the All-Star squad until Ralph Sampson went down with a knee injury late in the week.
The league, with its growing sense for throwing a good party, removed Sampson's star and stuck up Chambers's star on the wall outside the hotel before most guests could arrive Thursday and Friday. Then the newest star wound up winning the most valuble player award that would have gone to Julius Erving in the movie version of the All-Star Game.
The league was not exactly passing out computerized m.v.p. ballots with only Erving's name on them, but this weekend developed into a tribute to the man who came soaring out of the University of Massachusetts, played in five All-Star Games in the old American Basketball Association and then played in 11 more when the young league was absorbed by the old one.
Erving said the other day that he had felt the A.B.A. had a more ''one-for-all'' attitude than the N.B.A. he joined in 1976, where he felt there was more ''ego-tripping by the players.'' But he said that attitude changed long ago and he praised the league and its commissioner, David Stern, for ''perceiving itself as family.''
The working motif of the weekend was ''family,'' typified by the stars on the wall and the lobby packed by family and friends and old-timers and also by Stern's remarks establishing a high tone as labor and management prepare to negotiate a new contract.
The league honored Erving by showing a videotape of tributes to him as the huge crowd filed into the cavernous Kingdome, long abandoned by the SuperSonics for regular-season games. One of the taped tributes came from Bill Cosby, who said he hoped Erving would actually retire after the season because ''there's nothing worse than saying goodbye to somebody, and he doesn't leave.''
That was funny, but there was also an element of dignified sadness about Erving reaching 36 years old, with the flecks of gray more noticeable, and knowing he cannot dominate every game. But he has spawned an entire generation of dunkers, like Michael Jordan and James Worthy and Dominique Wilkins and Rolando Blackman, who were swooping and soaring all over the court yesterday.
K. C. Jones, the suave All-Star coach from the Celtics, who never played in this game because there were always too many superior Celtics, made sure Erving would have his chance to dominate this last All-Star Game.
Erving had been voted to the starting team by fans around the league, a gesture that was defended by Commissioner Stern. Jones used Erving for 16 minutes in the first half, and he did all right, scoring 9 points. Then in the third quarter, Erving scored 9 more points, including a push-shot for 3 points.
With 8 minutes left in the game, Jones rested Erving, and did not send him back into the game until 45 seconds were left. Erving admitted, ''When I had those points in the third quarter, I thought I had a chance, but then it kind of got away.''
The East had a 1-point lead when he went in, but Blackman made two foul shots and the East prepared for another move downcourt. Larry Bird said he would try to get the ball to Erving, who did not mind that one bit.
''I wasn't going to take it out of anybody's hands, but if I had a shot, I was going to take it,'' Erving said.
He got the ball 17 feet from the basket and he pumped up a soft jumper over the long arms of Magic Johnson, and it went in with 38 seconds left. But that is an eternity in an All-Star Game. Blackman made one foul shot to tie, Malone tipped in a basket, and Blackman made two more foul shots and the game went into overtime and the home-town hero helped the West pull away.
''All-Star games are not win-at-all-cost, but there is great pride and competition in them, particularly at the end,'' Erving said.
His pride and competiveness were worth 22 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists in 33 minutes - not quite m.v.p. figures, just another day at the office for Julius Erving.


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