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The Best Wines in Golf
Where can you find the best golf and the best wine? Sometimes that's easier said than done, but don't worry, we mapped out the best spots for your multi-tasking trips.
THE WINE: The second largest wine region in Canada, with more than 130 wineries, the valley grows some 60 grape varietals. But ice wine is its signature style. As its name suggests, the wine is made from fruit that freezes on the vine, giving rise to a lush dessert libation with a bright acidic finish that cleans up any cloying sweetness and erases recollections of that double-bogey you made on 18.
Recommended wineries: Mt. Boucherie Family Estate Winery, Intrigue Wines, Cedar Creek Estate Winery (below)
THE GOLF: The valley soil is also rich in golf, with more than a dozen public options. Tops among them are the two championship tracks at Predator Ridge (below), a luxe resort and two-time host of the World Skins Game. Both layouts buck and roll over the same lilting landscape on which ice wine vineyards thrive.
THE WINE: What St. Andrews is to golf, Napa is to the American wine industry: the cradle where it all began. With hundreds of wineries in the offing, the visitor experience spans the spectrum, from appointment-only tours of cult Cabernet sauvignon producers to mass-tastings of two-buck chuck. Consider hopping on the Napa Valley Wine Train, which runs along the valley's spine, making pit stops at marquee wineries while sparing you the worry of getting behind the wheel.
Recommended wineries: Dana Estate (by appointment only), Beaulieu Vineyard, Hall Rutherford (below)
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THE GOLF: Ask a local, and they'll likely direct you to the Napa Golf Course at Kennedy Park, a municipal sleeper that ranks among the best values around. But the valley's premiere destination is Johnny Miller's property, the Silverado Resort and Spa (below). Its newly renovated North Course hosted the Frys.com Open this fall.
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THE WINE: Napa's rustic neighbor sprawls from the sun-drenched inland hills to the Pacific Ocean, its mix of soil conditions and micro-climates covering a quilt of prestigious appellations. Pick your pleasure. Old-vine Zinfandel in the Dry Creek Valley. Buttery Chardonnay in the Alexander Valley. Or perhaps your preference lies with Pinot noir, which flourishes along the Russian River as it spills toward the fog-cooled coast.
Recommended wineries: A. Rafanelli Winery, Ridge Vineyards, J Vineyards & Winery (below)
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THE GOLF: If Robert Parker gave out scores for golf design, he'd award 100 points to Mayacama for its Jack Nicklaus-signature course. Problem is, the place is private. For public play, your two best choices are quietly compelling Windsor Golf Club, a former Nationwide Tour stop, and nine-hole Northwood (below), a charming Alister Mackenzie layout shaped through giant redwood trees.
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THE WINE: "I'm not drinking any f--ing Merlot," Paul Giametti's Miles declares in Sideways, the hit film set in the Santa Ynez Valley. Not that you can't find great Merlot here. And Viognier. And Syrah. And Sauvignon blanc. It's just that the region's calling card is Pinot noir, a delicate grape that thrives only when conditions are just-so. It's poured in tasting rooms and restaurants all around the valley, which includes such quaint towns as Los Olivos, Santa Ynez and Solvang. "Oh, its flavors," Miles says of Pinot. "They're just the most haunting and brilliant and thrilling and subtle and ancient on the planet."
Recommended wineries: Gainey Vineyard (below), Lucas & Lewellen Vineyard, Alma Rosa Winery & Vineyards
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THE GOLF: In the film, Miles and his buddy, Jack, also hit it sideways in a scene shot at the Alisal Guest Ranch & Resort (below). Its Ranch Course, a sylvan Billy Bell design framed by oaks, sycamores and eucalyptus trees, dates back to 1956. It's private but open to resort play. The public River Course is a less demanding test set along the Santa Ynez River.
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THE WINE: Better known for its fairways and greens, the peninsula also generates some nifty reds and whites. A good number are produced in nearby Carmel Valley and many more are poured around the region. In Clint Eastwood's Carmel-by-the-Sea, you can purchase a $65 Wine Walk Passport, which entitles you to tasting flights at any nine of 14 local tasting rooms, all within walking distance of one another.
Recommended wineries: Ventana Vineyards, Bernardus Winery, Mercy Vineyards (below)
THE GOLF: It's the golf destination of your dreams. When it finally comes true, you punctuate the moment with blowout celebration, starting out at Poppy Hills (below) and moving on to Spyglass. But you can't tell your friends, much less live with yourself, if you go home without playing Pebble Beach.
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THE WINE: Once widely referred to as "the next Napa," Walla Walla now stands proudly on its own name, its reputation rooted largely in Syrah, Grenache, Mouvedre and other Rhone varietals. More than 100 wineries operate in the region, many of them family-run businesses whose modest bearing belies the world-class quality of their wines.
Recommended wineries: Gramercy Cellars (below), Pepper Bridge Winery
THE GOLF: Consistently ranked among the top tracks in the state, the Wine Valley Golf Club (below) is a course of modern vintage but it plays more like an ancient links, with wide, rumpled fairways, steep-walled bunkers and large, often befuddling greens.
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THE WINE: An emergent wine region, south of Tucson, Sonoita sits in the shadow of three mountain ranges and features some of the country's highest-elevation vineyards, planted at nearly 5,000 feet. Rhone varietals are well-represented, and you'll find them showcased at the 12 wineries that make up the Sonoita Wine Trail.
Recommended wineries: Lightning Ridge Cellars, Kief-Joshua Vineyards (below), Callaghan Vineyards
THE GOLF: Before you tee it up at Tubac Golf Resort (below), doff your cap in tribute to Roy McAvoy, the down-and-out duffer played by Kevin Costner in a film that every golf fan knows. Many of the scenes were shot right here. If you want to rinse a few shots in Tin Cup Lake, a hazard that was built just for the movie, that would be a touching gesture, too.
THE WINE: To your list of things to do in Texas (barbecueing, bare-back riding) add wine-tasting, on a trail that runs from Austin to Fredericksburg and beyond, with 42 wineries along the way. The styles you sample vary wildly, from silken Syrah and Sangiovese to Cabs as big as the Lone Star State. texaswinetrail.com
Recommended wineries: Pedernales Cellars (below), Duchman Winery, Becker Vineyards
THE GOLF: Golf abounds here in the land of Hogan, but for quality and quantity, it's hard to do much better than Omni Barton Creek Resort (below), which has four championship 18-holers, including the Fazio Canyons Course, ranked 76 on Golf Magazine's list of Top 100 Courses you can play.
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18. Royal Lytham & St. Annes Golf Club, Lancashire, England
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17. Trump National Golf Club Bedminster, Bedminster, N.J.
16. East Lake Golf Club, Atlanta
15. Congressional Country Club, Bethesda, Md.
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14. Indian Creek Country Club, Indian Creek Village, Fla.
13. Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont, Pa.
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12. Formby Golf Club, Formby, Merseyside, England
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11. Sleepy Hollow Country Club, Scarborough, N.Y.
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10. Ridgewood Country Club, Paramus, N.J.
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9. Sunningdale Golf Club, Berkshire, England
8. Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club, Dubai, U.A.E.
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7. Royal Birkdale Golf Club, Southport, England
6. Medinah Country Club, Medinah, Ill.
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5. Stoke Park, Buckinghamshire, England
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4. Winged Foot Golf Club, Mamaroneck, N.Y.
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3. Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Southampton, N.Y.
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2. Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Ga.
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1. The Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Scotland
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THE WINE: A five-hour drive from the Big Apple brings you to this great grape-growing region, its vineyard-latticed hills prized especially for Riesling and Gewurtzraminer. Three wine trails wend there way through the Finger Lakes, lined in total by more than 50 wineries, many of which take part in lavish food and wine events throughout the year.
Recommended wineries: Standing Stone Vineyards, Red Newt Cellars, Fox Run Vineyards (below)
THE GOLF: Values galore line the Finger Lakes Golf Trail, a constellation of four bucolic courses, most notable among them Greystone Golf Club (below), a linksy layout whose scene-stealing back-nine closes with a stirring sink-or-swim par-4. You can risk the pond on your approach, or, by local rule, take a one-stroke-penalty drop on its far side.
THE WINE: Wine-making has come a long way around these parts since the late 1700s, when Thomas Jefferson took up the practice as a hobbyist, concocting sugary-sweet vintages in his home at Monticello. Nowadays, the region brims with heralded producers of Pinot gris, Petit verdot, Petit manseng and other beautifully balanced wines. Our poor Founding Fathers lived at the wrong time.
Recommended wineries: Autumn Hill Vineyards Blueridge Winery, Ankida Ridge Vineyards, Barboursville Vineyards (below)
THE GOLF: Donald Trump, who owns a winery in the region, has run up against road blocks in his attempts to build a course on his property. In the meantime, though, we have Pete Dye to thank for just-opened Full Cry Golf Course at Keswick Hall (below), a 600-acre resort near Charlottesville. The layout covers the old footprint of a Fred Finlay course that first opened in 1948 and was later renovated by Arnold Palmer. But the new design is pure Dye, replete railroad ties, deceptively placed bunkers and a Redan-style par-3 patterned on the famed 15th at North Berwick in Scotland.
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THE WINE: When conversations turn to Oregon wine, they often focus on the prized pinot noirs of the Willamette Valley, closer to the coast. But here at higher elevations, they aren't exactly low on great wine either, thanks, in part, to rocky, mineral-rich soil that gives rise to a range of first-rate European varietals, from robust malbec to swarthy tempranillo and petite sirah.
Recommended wineries: Maragas Winery (below), Naked Winery, Volcano Vineyards
THE GOLF: With more than two dozen courses clustered in and around it, the city of Bend and its surrounds are frequently referred to as "the Palm Springs of the North." Lauded layouts range from Bob Cupp's Crosswater course at Sunriver to the Jack Nicklaus Course at Pronghorn Resort (below), a rustic-chic retreat that caters to oenophiles with regularly scheduled winemaker-hosted dinners.
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Today I slept for two hours when I was supposed to go out for a birthday brunch with my friend. Tomorrow's my birthday if you didn't know – August the 7th. I'll be turning 33 years old but it feels like any other day to me. To be honest I want to go out and enjoy life – celebrate the fact that I've been given another year to live on this Earth, but my sadness won't let me. It's now been four months since I've been separated from my husband that is overseas and serving in the United States Army, and it really sucks.
Most days I try to count my blessings, as a matter of fact I have made it a ritual that I do every morning. Each morning before I start my day, I sit up in my bed and literally say out loud everything that I am thankful for. It usually sounds a little something like this: Thank you God for waking me up to see another day. I thank you for the air in my body. I thank you for my beautiful and healthy children. I thank you for the friends in my life. I thank you for a house to live in – a car to drive, and a husband that loves me. Doing this ritual every day keeps me in a positive and appreciative frame of mind. But today I couldn't fake it. I woke up, and I felt like crap – like I had no energy in my body to get up and even do the normal things – like finishing my daughter's hair for school, or chasing my son around the house with a pull up begging him to let me change him. I just didn't have it in me, but life still kept going. I still had things to do.
I miss my husband so much. He's not just a man to me, he's my best friend and one of the only people in the world that truly gets me and understands me, and I'm grateful for that. I think the hardest thing about this whole thing is that I have no idea the next time that I will see him again. That is a heavy burden to carry. Too heavy sometimes. So today, I let myself be sad. I didn't get up and fake it, I just let myself be. And I am thankful that I have people in my life that don't try to force me to fake it. I am thankful that I have people in my life that let me fall down but don't let me stay there. These people don't judge me, or talk about me – they are simply just there for me every step of the way.
These people are my two children, my husband, my friends that seemed like they fell straight from heaven – and the most important one of all, God. God never forces me to be anywhere that I'm not ready to be. God allows me to live and learn from my mistakes in my own timing. Letting someone be is a huge aspect of love in my opinion, because when you let someone be you are essentially saying that, It is okay to be you and do what feels right for you at that moment and I won't judge you for that.
So anyways, today was a hard day but I believe that tomorrow will be better. I mean, how can it not? I'm 33 for Christ's sake, and I feel so thankful to be here.
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Thursday, August 26, 2010
Happy Birthday, Brent
This cute little guy was born 25 years ago. He has been such a blessing to our family. He has worked hard and has overcome many obstacles in his life. It has been a privilege for me to be his mama. I know that I have shared this before, but it is something I will never forget. When we received his autism diagnosis, we were told he would never understand religion. Well, one Easter I put a box of Legos in his Easter basket. When he found his basket, he looked in it and said, "Legos are great, but the Atonement is such a better gift". I THINK HE UNDERSTOOD.
In spite of it all of his struggles, he has never stopped smiling. I wish I was in Utah to celebrate with him today. I know he's going to have a FANTASTIC DAY.
I wanted to do something different on my blog today, so I'm going to share one of his little productions. Ever since he was a little guy he has had a love for movies. When we would get together for family reunions, he would come with a script and everyone would have a role to play in his production. And 2002 at Park City was no different--he had written this story for us to do. It was a whole lot of fun and in honor of his birthday, I present: THE ULTIMATE WATCH.
13 comments:
- Cherie said...
That is such a neat story - I think you're right...he understands! And obviously also loves and understands the love of a family!!
Happy Birthday!!!!
- August 26, 2010 at 6:12 AM
- Garden of Egan said...
Beautiful story!
Happy Birthday!
- August 26, 2010 at 8:06 AM
- ShEiLa said...
Happy Birthday Brent!
Great production.
- August 26, 2010 at 11:48 AM
- Heffalump said...
Happy Birthday to Brent!
- August 26, 2010 at 12:34 PM
- Connie said...
He's pretty good at making movies! I didn't see you in the movie!
Happy Birthday Brent!
- August 26, 2010 at 6:36 PM
- Sheri said...
I love it! What a great young man!! Happy Birthday!
- August 26, 2010 at 10:07 PM
- utmommy said...
Happy Birthday!!!
- August 27, 2010 at 12:53 AM
- Nancy Face said...
I hope he had a great birthday! He is AWESOME! :)
- August 27, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- brown paper packages said...
I LOVE that story! Happy Birthday, Brent!
- August 27, 2010 at 1:02 PM
- Heidi said...
Oh--such good memories;) I am glad I got to spend some time with him. I have ALWAYS admired him and loved him and tried to be a good big protective sister...he is just amazing!!!
- August 27, 2010 at 8:00 PM
- Corrine said...
his little picture, with the wide mouth and drool just made me smile. the video didn't pop up for me. but happy birthday to a great guy. you always do such amazing birthday tributes.
- August 28, 2010 at 11:16 PM
- Super Happy Girl said...
Happy birthday Brent!
That was excellent :D
- August 30, 2010 at 6:35 PM
- Valerie said...
What an excellent movie and an excellent family that supports Brent in helping him to create his productions! Way to go!!
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When most people think of a composer, they imagine someone sitting in a dusty attic with a grand piano, big white wig, and the year is 1800. That might have been accurate back then, but the modern composer is just like you and me. In fact, I�am one.�
In this course Ill show you techniques I�use for writing music in a variety of styles and situations. Ive worked with major American orchestras, film studios, and video game designers, so Ive got more than a little experience. Im also a PhD in music composition and a university professor (of music composition).�
Recently I was named as a semi-finalist for the Grammy Foundations Music Educator of the Year award because of my in-person university classes. Now Im taking those classes to Udemy in an online format in order to reach more students, and give them the joy of Music Theory.
Im planning on making several sections�of this class, and this is Part 2. As the class grows, we will go deeper and deeper into my techniques. This class is focused on the creating a sense of Tension and Release:�one of the most fundamental concepts in music composition.
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- Tools of the trade:�Software
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- Long Term and Short Term Tensions
- Using Form for Tension and Release
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- Modern Uses of Sonata Form
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- Using Rhythm for Altering Expectations
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- Using Harmony for Tension and Release
- Consonance and Dissonance
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- Emphasized Resolution
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- Composing for Films
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Review: 'transition: the history of a literary era, 1927-1938'
by Dougald McMillan (London, Calder and Boyars, 1976. 303 pp. Illustrated. £8.50)
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Coincidence, Zeitgeist, call it what you will, the evidence is overwhelming that these days writers in the critical, historical and literary fields have chosen to cover the same ground at the same time. There has been a concentration on Bloomsbury out of all proportion to the importance of the output by the group so named. And it goes on. There is at the moment a similar outburst of commentary on the activities of American and British expatriate writers in Paris during the twenties and thirties of this century. The shock provided by the revelation of the sexual habits of the English group may have helped to keep the Bloomsbury pot bubbling but there is no question of any secrets sensational or not being exposed in this latest rash of publications.
Paris in the thirties was less inhibited than London earlier in the century. Indeed English and American authors could have books published in the French capital which their own compatriots would not dare touch. That is to say, in their own country. Lady Chatterley's lover, for example, was published in Paris by the American, E.W. Titus.
Because of this freedom, perhaps the cheaper cost of printing and the profusion of literary expatriates, there was a temptation to indulge in the luxury of the independent little magazine. Ford Madox Ford embarked on his Transatlantic venture which had a limited and short lived success. A much more serious effort was made by the dedicated Eugene Jolas—an American with a German and French background—with transition. It is indeed the serious purpose of the editor of this magazine and his endeavour to bring it to fruition that is the basis of the book under review.
Published in an era of manifestoes, dadaist, surrealist, communist, sometimes in step and very often violently antagonistic, Jolas's periodical followed the fashion with its proclamation of the Revolution of the Word. If Joyce had not agreed (gratefully) to serialize Work in progress in the first number it is doubtful whether transition would have attracted immediate attention. This was a period when Freud and Jung had made writers unconscious conscious (pardon the paradox) who felt driven to take liberties with logic as well as syntax and, with Joyce apparently showing the way, to mine the riches embedded in words better to express the inherent ambiguities of the prompting of the unconscious. Joyce himself had no interest in automatic writing, nor for that matter had Gertrude Stein likewise a contributor. Their affirmative common factor was a shared notoriety; Joyce's detractors liked to join them in equal decadence.
Behind the experimentation in transition was the theoretician Jolas. His ideas were sound enough:
We need new words, new abstractions, new hiero-
glyphics, new symbols, new myths. These values to
be organically evolved and hostile to a mere meta-
phorical conception must seek freer association. Thus
there may be produced that sublimation of the spirit
which grows imminently out of the modern conscious-
ness. By re-establishing the simplicity of the word, we
may find again its old magnificence. Gertrude Stein,
James Joyce, Hart Crane, Louis Aragon, André Breton,
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ing the way.
However, Jolas unfortunately invented new words far from simple to describe many of his contributions. We find headings like: The Synthetist Universe, Dreams and the Chthonian Mind, Hypnologues and Paramyths, Little Mantic Almageste—I could go on. This aspect of the periodical must have lost it many readers but jargon still flourishes. The other day the University of Maine advertised for someone who could combine 'synchronic and diachronic analyses of events in a transcultural and holistic mode.'
The list of transition collaborators is impressive. Professor McMillan devotes separate chapters to Joyce, Beckett, Hart Crane, Dylan Thomas and Gertrude Stein fitting them neatly into the Jolas scheme when they seem at variance. But apart from these there is a goodly sprinkling of Americans and Europeans with a strong accent on surrealists.
It is surprising to find so large a number of Irish contributors in the magazine. Easily to be explained are those in Joyce's immediate circle like Beckett, Thomas McGreevy and Arthur Power (The Drapier letters—a play). There are, however, also to be found: Denis Devlin, Padraic Colum (a friend of Joyce's but based in New York), Niall Montgomery (contributing Joycean prose while still a student of architecture), Geoffrey Phibbs (so known before changing his name to Taylor), Charles Duff, George Reavey, Lyle Donaghy and T.B. Rudmose Brown. The latter at the time a professor at Trinity College Dublin was later to welcome Samuel Beckett as a student and join him afterwards as a colleague. His name is woefully misspelt here, copying an original misprint.
In the welter of works dealing with the literary life as lived in Paris by émigré writers, this book by Professor McMillan stands out. The author is more concerned with their production than with any excesses in their private lives. He never loses sight of his objective: an examination of the role of transition in the evolution of modern language and literature. Access to Eugene Jolas's autobiography (unpublished) has helped him in his task as well as a not very general ability to read and profit from the still incompletely mined Finnegans wake. What was obviously a labour of love was made easier by these two aids and his summing up of Joyce's attitude to transition is unquestionably in accordance with his own: 'To be involved with transition was to be marked as part of the zealous avant-garde and to invite misunderstanding and hostility. But it was also to enjoy the benefits of a congenial, uniquely perceptive editor, open to radical experimentation and willing to provide the kind of context and explanation which defined the new modes of writing.'


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Martin Luther King, Jr. once said, "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter." This is my attempt to break the silence.
A transgender teen named Leelah Alcorn (who lived just outside of Cincinnati, Ohio) killed herself on December 28, leaving behind an online suicide note that begins, "Please don't be sad, it's for the better. The life I would've lived isn't worth living in … because I'm transgender." I originally planned to link to her suicide note, but Leelah's parents had it deleted from Tumblr. Luckily, before its removal, I pasted a large chunk of it here:
When I was 14, I learned what transgender meant and cried of happiness. After 10 years of confusion I finally understood who I was. I immediately told my mom, and she reacted extremely negatively, telling me that it was a phase, that I would never truly be a girl, that God doesn't make mistakes, that I am wrong. If you are reading this, parents, please don't tell this to your kids. Even if you are Christian or are against transgender people don't ever say that to someone, especially your kid. That won't do anything but make them hate them self. That's exactly what it did to me.My mom started taking me to a therapist, but would only take me to christian therapists, (who were all very biased) so I never actually got the therapy I needed to cure me of my depression. I only got more christians telling me that I was selfish and wrong and that I should look to God for help.When I was 16 I realized that my parents would never come around, and that I would have to wait until I was 18 to start any sort of transitioning treatment, which absolutely broke my heart. The longer you wait, the harder it is to transition. I felt hopeless, that I was just going to look like a man in drag for the rest of my life. On my 16th birthday, when I didn't receive consent from my parents to start transitioning, I cried myself to sleep.I formed a sort of a "fuck you" attitude towards my parents and came out as gay at school, thinking that maybe if I eased into coming out as trans it would be less of a shock. Although the reaction from my friends was positive, my parents were pissed. They felt like I was attacking their image, and that I was an embarrassment to them. They wanted me to be their perfect little straight christian boy, and that's obviously not what I wanted.So they took me out of public school, took away my laptop and phone, and forbid me of getting on any sort of social media, completely isolating me from my friends. This was probably the part of my life when I was the most depressed, and I'm surprised I didn't kill myself. I was completely alone for 5 months. No friends, no support, no love. Just my parent's disappointment and the cruelty of loneliness.
I'm not going to pretend I know what it's like to struggle with gender identity. Nor will I pretend to understand how difficult it must be to parent a transgender teen. Of course it's a challenge. And I won't even begin to fathom how devastating it must be to lose a child. Just heartbreaking.
But I believe Leelah's suicide can serve as a wake-up call for millions of people around the world. In the midst of this tragic loss, my question is this: Aren't goodhearted Christians tired of seeing others (especially young boys and girls) struggle to be accepted? How many suicides will it take before we stop and listen to their cries for equality? How many lives ruined before we reconsider our position?
I understand how—if you feel like someone's behavior is destructive—a loving act would be to help him stop that behavior. If my friend is addicted to smoking crack, the loving choice would be to help him put down the pipe, not accept him for the crack-smoker he's become. But if your version of love leads to a teenager's suicide, that analogy begins to break down. Maybe "tough love," or an "intervention" isn't always the most loving response.
I'm not asking everyone to change overnight. All I'm asking is this: Be open to dialogue. Get to know people misunderstood by society. You might be surprised how similar you are. For those of you who share my desire to see the oppressed set free, it's time to speak up. Stop playing it safe. Life's too short. Someone you care about might be struggling right now. You could be his or her beacon of hope. Life's seas are so dark and so treacherous for so many people—why not provide safe passage? Why not be the one to offer safe harbor?
Elie Wiesel wrote, "I swore never to be silent whenever human beings endure suffering and humiliation. We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented." Amen.
I'm honored to know Paula Stone Williams. If you haven't read any of Paula's work, you're missing out. She's brilliant (and one of my favorite writers). Paula is also transgender. If you want to learn more about her experiences, check out Paula's blog here.
I'm also inviting you to read Paula's recent post here. If nothing else, that could be your starting point. Education is a good thing, and everyone—including myself—can learn something from her story.
If you've landed on this page, and you're struggling to accept your unique, wonderful self, please know that people care. People are fighting for you. Don't hesitate to reach out for help: Visit www.thetrevorproject.org or call 1-866-488-7386 to speak to a trained counselor.
May we all find the courage to live free as our true selves. Rest in peace, Leelah.


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Singur, Mar 13: A farmer, who committed suicide yesterday after he lost his land to the proposed site for building of the TATA car project in Singur, cremated here today.
62-year-old Haradhan Bag who was suffering from acute depression was a resident of Beraberi Purbapara village.
"About one acre of our farmland comes under the land allotted to the TATA car plant. We are completely dependent on our land. My father even went on a hunger strike for six to seven days. But for quite sometime he was feeling lost and dejected. The other day he broke down talking to me, saying we might not get back our farmland and afterwards he consumed poison," said Joydeb Bag, his son.
Tata Motors started to build its factory in Singur in January to make what the company claims will be the world's cheapest car for 100,000 rupees.
But the project, which has become a test case for the Communists, has been mired in trouble with some farmers who say the government took their land against their will. The government claims that it has compensated most of the farmers.


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|The Specter of A History
On the 14th Istanbul Biennial
Anthony Marcellini
In Istanbul (fig. 1) it is difficult to do anything without literally running into the past. Here, the past is not just a reminder of a time before, but a tangible and physical substance. The past is an object with a force that stops development in its tracks and slows the incessant pace of capitalism to a crawl: train tunnels are halted by thousand-year-old ships, buried churches impede highways, and bridges are stalled by deeply buried Neolithic graveyards. Even something as intangible as Istanbul's ancient skyline can flatten skyscrapers when it is judged they damage the panorama of its historic old town, a world heritage site.
This year's 14th Istanbul Biennial, Saltwater: A Theory of Thought Forms, curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev6, aims to look outside the human present: to the environment, animals, the universe, forces, waves and flows.7 Yet the most dominant presence in this exhibition is the past, bearing down on the present. It becomes a subject, an aesthetic and the stage set. This is not the nostalgic or glorified past, but one of breakdown, strife and disregard, a past that ignored the future and is lost within it.
There are also artworks that represent a form of reverence for a somewhat more distant metaphysical, mystical or wondrous past, such as a sympathetic display of photographs of the Aurora Borealis by the early twentieth century Norwegian physicist Fredrik Carl Mülertz Størmer (fig. 3) (1874-1957), the nebulous Thought-Forms (1905) drawings by the theosophist Annie Besant (1847–1933), and beautiful pen on paper drawings of neural networks by the Spanish neuroscientist Santiago Ramon y Cajal (1852-1934).
Yet it is history overlooked, buried and contested that becomes the most affecting and lasting aspect of the Biennial. A portion of the biennial is presented on Büyükada, a resort island off the coast of Istanbul. On the island, artworks are displayed within the decay of several seemingly abandoned mansions. Later, I learn many of these buildings were built and owned by wealthy Greeks, Jews and Armenian Turkish, who left during periods of violence against non-Turks before and after the modernization period. The buildings are left abandoned because they are difficult to sell when the original owners cannot be located. Furniture, tools and dust are all that remain from their former inhabitants.
And almost hidden are two drawings by Arshile Gorky (1904–1948), Act of Creation (Yaratma Eylemi), 1947 and Vale of the Armenians (Ermenilerin Diyari), 1944, raging on the top floor of Orhan Pamuk's Museum of Innocence. Gorky was an ethnic Armenian born in Turkey who later fled during the Armenian Genocide, losing his mother in the process. Eventually, he landed in the United States, where he took up art and became a key figure in early Abstract Expressionism.
In a comprehensive art installation, which mirrors the formal appearance of an archeological dig mixed with an unfinished natural history display, Michael Rakowitz tells a history of Armenian architects in Turkey employed during the time of the Ottoman Empire (fig. 4). Through plaster castings, remains, documents and photographs presented within neatly narrated display cabinets, he recounts the profusion of the architect's labors, responsible for hundreds of buildings and thousands of plaster decorative building elements visible throughout Turkey, before their practice ceased during the ethnic massacres and expulsions of WWI. He also tells a story of historical redefinition around one of Turkey's most famous architects, Mimar Sinan (1489/1490 – July 17, 1588). Sinan was the chief architect for Sultans Suleiman the Magnificent, Selim II and Murad III during the early Ottoman Empire. He designed over 300 buildings throughout Turkey and beyond. And although it is certain his ethnic heritage is Armenian, even now he is still considered by many Turks to be Turkish.9 One wonders if the urge to continue to claim Sinan as Turkish follows in Atatürk's aims to nationalize all cultural production, and that to debate it or admit he was Armenian would dislodge other more grievous historical errors.
Rakowitz's project also includes dog bones excavated from the island of Sivriada (fig. 5) in the Marmara Sea, where a half mile off its coast a flamboyantly inaccessible underwater sculpture by Pierre Huyghe was also located, although it is under construction for the unforeseen future. The dog bones are the remains from some 80,000 Istanbul street dogs, which were rounded up and sent to the deserted island in 1911. Because the dogs expulsion was argued in nationalist rhetoric, for some this event is considered the precursor to the Armenian Genocide of 1915. Any dog without an owner was not considered a Turkish citizen and therefore banished to the island. Most dogs died of starvation, though some drowned trying to swim back to the city. People said for days on the mainland they could hear the dogs howling. In 1912 when an earthquake struck and destroyed much of the city, many claimed that god was angry at their treatment of the dogs.10
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I muse a lot about different forms of my rage and self hatred on this blog. All the so-called problems, moods, judgments....we know they are all thinly-veiled forms of rage and hatred.
We know because we are good students. We've studied hard and well. We are not fooled like we used to be. Still, our understanding doesn't pay the mortage, so to speak. Forgivness pays the mortage.
Forgiveness gets more necessary the more understanding we have. Irony! You may have noticed that I (and you) find myself facing unadulterated MURDEROUS rage....the kind that inspired the "Twinkie defense" and 9/10ths of what the world regards as "news" more often than I wish. Yes, "after all these years" on the spiritual journey, I sometimes mutter with a proverbial sigh. It seems like I'm beside myself with strong feelings of various forms of, shall we say, unpleasantness, every other day or so.
And in between these states, I experience more states of Peace.
On a bad day, I can feel like Cybil...a very split personality. (As my husband and I were sharing earlier, Helen Shucman, scribe of ACIM, was the Queen of split personalities, so we have good company.)
And I write/muse about these experiences, because, well...they ARE my experiences. And the one thing we're here to do with each other (maybe you didn't realize we had a plan together but we did!) is be honest.
It is (the sharing, that is) "guided" by the J. fellow whispering in my ear or giving me that gut feeling/nudge that "it's time." I never know what I'm going to write when I start a post, but always take away a big Something when I finish a post. Sharing my "uglies" -- exposing them here to the anonymous inter-world -- is the Purpose if you were wondering, because we all need some kind of Process to take us through this damn tunnel of illusory darkness as we shine the Light.
My lovely friend, David Hoffmeister -- an amazing fellow/symbol/reflection/Teacher/Gift -- reminded me today (via this YouTube video!) that feeling and exposing the rage is actually a Good Thing. Yes, you hear me right.
We tend to think it means we've messed up, so we need these reminders often. And I do mean OFTEN often.
We can't do this without a ton of encouragement and some symbols like those Teachers -- in our workshops, on our library shelf, and on the "inter-nuts" -- that remind us, usually with a virtual hair tousle and cheerful smile, that, yes, it's going to be damn uncomfortable, but no one ever died from being uncomfortable. These are the folks who have spelunked through the same dark places and lived to tell about it, so we can believe them...plus, now look! They are so damn Peaceful and Happy!
So, no, you and I aren't "wrong" or bad ACIM students. As a matter of fact, we're right on schedule, if anyone is asking. Ain't that nice to know? :)
See...underneath the hate is the REAL Love that the hate is trying desperately to hide with this freak show we call "the world." But you and I know too much, and we're not satisfied with that story anymore. We can't turn back, so we're going through....layer by steamy layer...
We fantasized in high school about it and we thought we meant boys. We figured it out now, though, and look out! We're going..... All.The.Way.
It looks freaky down this hole we think we're lost in sometimes, but a) we're not really lost and b) we're never alone. And oh yeah... c) 'through' is the only way out. We tried all the other ways and all we got is the dumb t-shirt and a credit card bill.
David talks a lot about Trust, too. It pays our way. It greases the wheels. I would say don't worry that your Trust account is too low, because it's like the fishes and loaves. You have just enough Trust or you wouldn't be where you are. So put your nickel's worth of Trust in your rhinestone clutch, put on your strappy heels and fancy "going in" clothes, grab a Companion's hand, and as Bill Thetford said, Don't Forget To Laugh.
Enjoy David.....
Thoughts on my practice of forgiveness as taught by A Course In Miracles, as well as self inquiry. May we all come to know our Self as the everlasting peace that passeth all understanding.
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
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Henrico County to host Time Travelers Weekend at historic sites
September 23 2017 - {event_name}, 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., Free
Get your "passport" and time-travel through Henrico history by visiting historic sites during Time Travelers Weekend Sept. 23-24 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. Participating sites include: Dabbs House Museum, Meadow Farm Museum, Walkerton Tavern, Virginia Randolph Museum, Courtney Road Gas Station, Clarke-Palmore House Museum and Deep Run School House. Admission is free. For details, call 652-1426 or visit http://www.henrico.us/rec.
Henrico County Energy Manager Carrie Webster to present "Eco-friendly Homes and Buildings"
September 27 2017 - {event_name}, 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., Free
Henrico County Energy Manager Carrie Webster will present "Eco-friendly Homes and Buildings" from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Tuckahoe Library. Webster will present information on Henrico County's commitment to green building, using examples from the LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) green building rating system that is Henrico's standard for new building projects. She will also share strategies for making your home more efficient and eco-friendly. For details, call 501-1910 ext. 5 or visit http://www.henricolibrary.org.
Henrico County Drug Court Alumni 5k planned at Deep Run Park
September 30 2017 - {event_name}, 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., $15
The Henrico County Drug Court will sponsor an inaugural 5k run/walk event to support the continued recovery of its participants and graduates. The 5k will be held from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Deep Run Park, 9900 Ridgefield Pkwy., and will include face painting, music, a bounce house, silent auction and other family fun. The race will start at 9 a.m. The cost to participate is $25, or $15 using the online promotion code HENRICO, plus processing fees. To register, visit http://runsignup.com/Race/VA/Henrico/HenricoCountyDrugCourtAlumni5k. The registration deadline is Sept. 20. The event will be part of a national recognition of September as Recovery Month. Proceeds will benefit Henrico Drug Court activities that promote the ongoing recovery of individuals who have graduated from the program. Established in 2003, the Drug Court strives to reduce crime and recidivism through timely intervention and comprehensive treatment of substance abusing offenders. For details, call (804) 501-7596.
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