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BCW is proud to organize tours, workshops, talks, dinners, and myriad other events. Upcoming events are listed below. Come join us!

Upcoming BCW events

Mar. 4 Biblio Stone Soup! Hosted at BCW President Gary Ackerman’s house, with a theme of “Art & Architecture & Design”. We’re excited to see what you bring!-more info-
Mar. 11 Come tour the Thorniley collection of printing presses and types at Pacific Lutheran University.-more info-
Apr. 22 Our annual meeting. SPL Special Collections Librarian (and BCW Board member) Jodee Fenton will talk on SPL’s new Edward Curtis collection.-more info soon-

And if you’d like to see what we’ve been up to recently:

Prior BCW events

Jan. 21 A tour of BCW member Greg Perkins’ private collection. Greg is a Faulkner Fanatic, but also has Melville, Crane, history, math, philosophy, and more. He contains multitudes. -more info-

Dec. 10 Holiday Dinner and Silent Auction. Join us at Ray’s Boathouse for our annual fundraiser. -more info-
Oct. 24 Join us for an insider’s tour of Seattle Public Library’s OPEN*SET Exhibition on finely crafted design bookbinding. -more info-
Oct. 14-15 Seattle Book Fair! Come visit the largest book fair in the Northwest. Be sure to stop by the BCW table and say hi. We’d love to see you.-more info-
Oct. 13 Kick off the 2017 Book Fair with a reception at TS McHugh’s. We co-sponsor this soire with the PNW Chapter of the ABAA. Come mingle! -more info-
Oct. 1 Looking forward to the Book Fair? We’ve invited dealers to share book fair etiquette and suggestions to make the most of your fair. -more info-
Sep. 10 Emory Award presentation. This annual BCW award recognizes a person who has contributed to book culture in Washington State. -more info-
Jul. 16 Biblio Stone Soup! Hosted at Seattle Public Libraries. The tentative theme is “Pacific Northwest”. -this event was sadly cancelled-
May 21 A visit to the new Seward Park location of Third Place Books, hosted by co-owner Robert Sindelar. -more info-
Apr. 23 Our annual meeting, at our home in Dearborn House. -more info-
Mar. 15 A tour of the new conservation lab at the UW, followed by a reception in the exquisite Smith Room in Suzzallo Library. -more info-
Feb. 8 A private tour of the University of Washington Press. -more info-
Jan. 22 Stone Soup, hosted by Jake Cooper (hi!) in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood. The theme is “sleepers”: books you didn’t know were cool until you learned something. Got any sleepers? Bring to share! -more info-

Dec. 4 BCW holiday dinner & silent auction at Ray’s Boathouse. Food, friends, and fun. And books! -more info-
Nov. 6 Books on Buildings. Presentation by bookseller Steve Schuyler from North Reading, MA. Co-sponsored with Historic Seattle and SPL. -more info-
Oct. 8-9 Seattle Book Fair! Come visit the largest book fair in the Northwest. -more info-
Oct. 7 Kick off the 2016 Book Fair with a reception in lower Queen Anne. Co-hosted by the Pacific Northwest Chapter of ABAA, the Ephemera Society of America (ESA) and, of course, us. Come mingle!
Sep. 11 Emory Award presentation at our home in Dearborn House, with pride. Mazel tov to winner Maura Shapley! -more info-
Aug. 7 A tour of The Arts & Crafts Press in Tacoma. Come see the press in action, and meet the book arts community of the south Sound. -more info-
Jul. 24 Biblio Stone Soup, hosted by Ben Harer in downtown Seattle. The theme is “ephemera”, so come join with your ephemera! -more info-
Jul. 10 Gallery talk with book arts expert Cynthia Sears at the Bainbridge Island Arts Museum. We’ll do lunch, too. -more info-
Apr. 24 Our annual meeting, at our home in Dearborn House. -more info-
Apr. 9 “Book Care & Repair” workshop, with Sophia Bogle, and co-sponsored with the NW Guild of Book Workers. A fee will be charged to cover expenses. -more info-
Mar. 20 A tour of BCW member Mike Repass’s private collection of books on the Pacific Northwest. (Webmaster’s note: I love private collection tours!) -more info-
Feb. 21 Seattle Public Library has been chosen to host a Shakespeare First Folio (1623), so of course we’re hosting an event. Come join! -more info-
Jan. 24 Our 2nd Biblio Stone Soup! The theme is “Fine Press Books”, and we’ll congregate at our home in the Dearborn House. If you don’t know what a Biblio Stone Soup is yet, you’re in for a treat. -more info-

Dec. 7 BCW’s annual Holiday Dinner & Silent Auction. Food, friends, and fun. Come join us! -more info-
Oct. 10-11 Seattle Antiquarian Book Fair! The premier Pacific Northwest rare book event is at Seattle Center Exhibition Hall. The Book Club of Washington and dealer members will be present in force. -more info-
Oct. 9 Reception preceding the Seattle Antiquarian Book Fair, presented jointly by BCW and the PNW Chapter of ABAA. 5-7pm at TS McHugh’s in Queen Anne. -more info-
Jul. 26 Our first Stone Soup event! We’re trying something new: a host (your darling webmaster), a theme (illustrated works), and members are welcome to bring pieces from their collections that fit the theme. -more info-
Jun. 14 Edward Curtis’s The North American Indian. A private viewing of this monumental Curtis set, arranged with Special Collections at the Seattle Public Library. -more info-
May 17 A tour of BCW member Claudia Skelton’s private collection. (Webmaster’s note: I love private collection tours!) -more info-
Apr. 26 BCW’s annual meeting. Awards, welcomes, and a lot of fun at our home in the Dearborn House. -more info-
Mar. 1 Bellingham adventure, featuring a tour of Western Washington University Library’s special collections, a group lunch with a presentation by Eugene Vigil (of Antiquariat Botanicum), and a visit to the Old London Book Shop.   -more info-
Mar. 8 Paula Becker speaks about Betty Bard MacDonald. MacDonald was a best-selling author (Washington’s first!) and wrote Our Families, which BCW is reprinting as a chapbook. -more info-


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Monday, November 24, 2014

The Last Orphans by N.W. Harris

The Last Orphans (The Last Orphans, #1)
by N.W. Harris
Published October 9th 2014

One horrifying day will change the life of sixteen-year-old Shane Tucker and every other kid in the world.

In a span of mere hours, the entire adult population is decimated, leaving their children behind to fend for themselves and deal with the horrific aftermath of the freak occurrence. As one of the newly made elders in his small town, Shane finds himself taking on the role of caretaker for a large group of juvenile survivors. One who just happens to be Kelly Douglas—an out-of-his-league classmate—who, on any other day, would have never given Shane a second glance.

Together, they begin their quest to find out why all of the adults were slaughtered. What they find is even more horrifying than anything they could have expected—the annihilation of the adults was only the beginning. Shane and his friends are not the unlucky survivors left to inherit this new, messed-up planet. No, they are its next victims. There is an unknown power out there, and it won’t stop until every person in the world is dead.

A spine-tingling adventure that will have you gasping for breath all the way until the last page, The Last Orphans is the first book in an all-new apocalyptic series.

InD'tale Magazine--November 2014 Issue: Five Stars and a Crowned Heart!

"It only takes a few hours to drastically change life for Shane Tucker and every other child in the world. The entire adult existence is exterminated. The children are left to manage by themselves and endure with the cruel aftereffects. Shane is now one of the oldest in his town and has been placed in charge of a large group of survivors; including his crush Kelly. The children set out to find the reason all of the adults have died and never expected the answer they eventually find. The death of the adults is only the beginning - the unknown power won't stop until every human is dead.
Mr. Harris keeps one on the edge of their seat throughout this apocalyptic young adult story. "The Last Orphans" shows a terrifyingly realistic view of what could happen. The imagery is absolutely amazing, it allows the reader to live the story and feel the emotions of the characters. It is a wonderful experience and very refreshing reading about such strong characters given their situation. "The Last Orphans" gives readers a touch of romance, just enough so the reader will reminisce about what it felt like having that first teenage crush. This story is a great start to an excellent series and will have readers begging and pleading for more!"

4.5 Stars

Still reeling from the funeral of his grandmother, Shane's whole world goes completely crazy when every adult is killed by the animals going on a killing spree. Left trying to figure out what happened, Shane is suddenly a leader as one of the oldest people left alive.
With everyone looking to him to lead he'll have to trust himself and his friends to understand what happened and keep things from getting worse.

Shane is a natural leader even if he doesn't think he's quite right for the role. He's also not a dictator, but looks for the opinions of everyone as to what they should do next. He's strong and once he commits to something he'll see it through. He's also still a kid and at 16 he knows he doesn't have all the answers, but does the bet he can with what hes got.

This is a different type of Apocalyptic story and while a bit morbid at times it shows what could happen without sugarcoating things. It doesn't show the pretty side of what would happen, but gives you a grueling realistic version that keeps you wondering how these kids will do.

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review 2014-05-08 00:00
Meet Me at the River
Meet Me at the River - Nina de Gramont As it appears on The Accidental Reader

When I was working at a bookstore I was around 100's of books...between them was this one.
The storyline is simple and cliché – about a girl and a boy , the ''mean parents'' (this reminds me of stuff – probably he is reading this right now and he is either smilling or cursing :) , a weird mother and the boys death. Its a pretty cliché romance BUT (drumroll please) the writing is so beautifuly amazing, so superb and although I wouldn;t read this book the writing alone made me finish it within a day.

Meet Tressa the girlfriend left behind and has to cope with the death of her boyfriend. Meet Luke the dead boyfriend – he is dead I know – but what kind of a young adult novel would that be without the dead coming back to hunt us???? Right. What I have to say next may be confusing for some and not for others. Although Meet Me At The River has a touch of paranormal the whole plot is all about coping with grief and life. Coming of age like. The beautiful wirting that I menitoned earlier helped a lot to shape the story.

Its a sad book. I didnt cry but my heart swell from sadness when paranormal and actual real life blended together. Tressa trying to find a way to cope with the loss and Luke trying to help her do it. How the people after an accident see you, how you get special treatment like you are a celebrity or simply because they think you are too fragile that if they push you even a tad you will break into a thousand little pieces.

There is a side story to the whole thing as well. Tressas mother and her adventures. This is the most important of all in order to understand Tressa and what shaped her. Why she didn;t quite fit with the rest and why Luke chose her. Make sure to pay extra attention to the family explaining otherwise you wont understand a thing.

This is a great read and although not The Fault In Our Stars (tears tears everywhere) this is a book worth reading.
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review 2014-01-03 21:07
Too Lazy to Meet You at the River
Meet Me at the River - Nina de Gramont

I think I'm finally ready to start reading again, but I'm still not ready to spend more than 5 minutes writing a review. Sorry kids. I'll get my reviewing mojo back eventually. O.o

This is the book that Ever should have been. I felt the connection between the couple in Meet Me at the River in a way I never did with Ever.

It's really too bad that I rarely click with the books which have a certain sort of quiet beauty in the details. In the same way that I struggled with Shiver and A Certain Slant of Light, I did the same with Meet Me. I could see how others might connect with this melancholy account of a girl's day-to-day struggle to handle her loss of a dear love.

My attention span is that of a fly. If stuff isn't happening RIGHT NOW, my mind will wander. I'm envious of the people who can appreciate the journey more than I can.

So, for that, I put my enjoyment rating at about a 2 star. But the end of the book was so damn beautiful and profound that I cried. I had to give an extra star for an ending which was impossible not to appreciate.

Well done, Ms. de Gramont. You got my tears.

If you like the books I mentioned above, you'll probably enjoy Meet Me at the River far more than I did.

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review 2013-11-01 15:23

"You make me want to live." - Tressa, near the end of the book

The quote I put from a random section of the book, which is nearing the end of it, accurately describes the book. The whole novel is about life and trying to survive when someone you love dies. It contains survivors guilt, depression, blaming, and loss of self control, especially when it comes to the one who who passed on. Tressa and Luke have an enduring love, one that I certainly admire, which honestly lasts even after he dies. They both cannot let go of each other. It's the sort of love that I think every girl craves and I think that is why they have such a hard time moving past it. I know that I would have a hard time letting go of what I feel like is the love of my life. Nina de Gramont manages to capture the most difficult emotions to depict and brings them to life through these characters who must face some of the most difficult situations. I cannot even make myself picture these situations and I applaud the fact that she brings it so flawlessly to life.

Tressa is an admirable girl, despite her flaws that are sadly becoming more and more common in girls that face depression. Such as... myself at times. The author has certainly given a role model to girls about how to face depression by the end of the book. She definitely faces a great deal of challenges prior to and throughout the course of the novel, things that I wouldn't even want to imagine. I can't picture loosing a boyfriend, one that is particularly a son to my mother and is a son to my step-father. I can't imagine how heartbreaking it would be by any stretch of the imagination. She clings to the past which makes it so much more difficult for her to move beyond her pain but she struggles with the idea of moving on because she doesn't want to lose Luke. I can completely relate in one way or another. Even before his death, she had a hard time connecting to people and now people blames her for Luke's death and she definitely does. I am proud of how much she grew by the end of the book and how much her attitude shifted in such a short amount of times.

I can't even imagine what it would be like to be Luke. The poor boy faces the idea of living without her, the love of his life, for a very long time. He has to face the idea that she might move on and find someone else. How could that be easy for anyone? I can't imagine having to come to grips with something like that. Another aspect that is hard for him is the fact that he has nothing to do but live in the past and the fact that he cannot visit anyone but Tressa. I am not entirely sure that I would be entirely okay with that if I were him. I would want to see my mom and all of the other people, yet I feel like he accepts the fact he cannot see others better than I certainly would. But even seeing her is not everything he wants because he cannot feel her touch outside of the skin of her wrists, which are scarred - evidence of her depression, and that is something that I think would make it only that much harder.

Her family and his family is filled with so many complexities that it's hard to even describe. Hannah, Tressa's mom, is flaky and has a hard time staying in one place for long. Ever since Tressa was born, she was dragged around the world because she doesn't like feeling trapped, I believe. I think the mother-daughter relationship is somewhat dysfunctional because while she never truly gets angry at her, she constantly hovers. Paul, Luke's dad and Tressa's stepfather, has very little relationship with Tressa because he felt a great amount of jealousy for the relationship between Tressa and Hannah as well as disapproving of her relationship with Luke. In someways, he blames her for what happened. I cannot even imagine having the man I am trying to view as my father essentially hating me. It would hurt and it would be extremely hard. Francine, Luke's mom, is having a hard time. She is certainly suffering from the loss of her son and struggles with how to confront her emotions and Tressa, which makes it awkward when ever they see each other. She avoids Tressa constantly, especially since they both are at the high school five days a week, because she is afraid of the past and partly blames herself for Luke's death. Tressa's grandma and grandpa are the greatest support for Tressa and therefore they were my favorite family members.

Evie is the girl that slowly becomes Tressa's only friend and the only person that doesn't look at her with complete pity because she has been in a similar place. They bond over their losses and it makes the idea of moving on easier for our lovely main character. Tressa is able to see that it is possible to let go of the hard times in life and find the joys in the beautiful moments however rare they may be. HJ is Evie's brother and also a great support to her. He inspires her to want to live again for so many reasons. Even if she is living one day at a time, he encourages her to move beyond Luke. I was surprised at how big of a role he actually played in the novel but by the end of the book, I understood completely why he was so important.

It was a great read, definitely check it out!

**This book was received from the publisher via Edelweiss. None of the review was influenced by the author or the publisher. This is a completely original review. The thoughts and feelings of the reviewer are entirely her own and have no ties to the publisher.**

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review 2013-10-30 00:00
Meet Me at the River
Meet Me at the River - Nina de Gramont This book sounds depressingly beautiful! Just the way I like it!

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review 2013-10-24 06:25
Meet Me at the River by Nina de Gramont
Meet Me at the River - Nina de Gramont

I loved….

… That no matter how hard I tried I couldn’t love any of them completely ~ or hate them for that matter, because they all just were. She’s sad and going on ~ or struggling to, while he’s after-Luke, unable to move on.

… How the story isn’t just theirs, but touches on other lives as well.  In particular there’s that almost mirroring in who her mother was to who his father, made more by those admissions of Romeo/Juliet and vice.

Mirroring but in the opposite because where the younger are meant, there’s a measure of forcing one thing where it isn’t normally for their parents. And that’s what’s screwed up. It’s their own love story that should have been heart breaking, but simply left me aware that indeed not one of them is perfect. With the realizations on who another really is and then moving on from there, MEET ME AT is clearly more than just a girl struggling to move on.

… That there’s all these thoughts voiced out on suicide and one’s place and commitments made; and then there’s all these other (not-foreign-at-all) notions on belonging and loving and devotion but there’s their inverse, as well, of being stifled, needing (wanting) to be free, or freer as the case applied.

It’s to the last that a selfishness seeps through; it’s a selfishness that’s much appreciated. Early moments are all done on tip-toe; but things progress and the ”real” comes out. What’s better is what’s real isn’t always what you’d want. Again, there’s that selfishness. Again there’s that want. And gain there’s that need. It’s all very true, but not that easy to witness.

…But the thing is its’ not always the negative truth that’s revealed; there’s the easier newer things, as well (because to term it as “positive” feels like a stretch) entry of HJ and Evie and the re-emergence of the mother she knew.

It’s HJ that I’m loving the most though… him and his advice, wit “just the next day” and “just a little bit.” So wrong… but somehow right (in a way.) There’s a shared thing between them… and based on that a growing connection. It’s the newness of who he could be and her having to decide on what that was. It all rang of possibilities that she’s slow to open her eyes to. And darn it, but slow moments always feel right to me.

… That this is a multifaceted sort of haunting. In fact it’s more than being haunted. Sure, there’s the more literal one after-Luke, but there’s the deeper type of wanting to turn back time to  do one thing or another thing or a host of others differently.  And then there’s the way that they all put their truth forth; they all do so in ways I dare not would have but likely thought anyway. So, it’s not linear story: at least for Luke, things go from a past with her and to one with her then shift to the present with him on the sidelines. But for her, it’s all that coupled the uncertainty of what’s to come and that ever present feeling of guilt for so many things.

So, while, I can’t say I love them I did love this story.

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Tuesday, August 4, 2015

Review: Juniors by Kaui Hart Hemmings

I was incredibly excited to get ahold of this book.  It's not because I really enjoyed Hemmings' novel The Descendants (although I did), but because I used to live in Hawaii and attended the high school that is itself almost a character in Juniors.  I love reading about places I know well.  It's such fun to recognize people, places, things, and attitudes if the author gets the place right, and maddening, but also somehow enjoyable, to note what the author gets wrong.  I knew Hemmings would get Hawaii and Punahou right, though, because she actually lived there, attended school there, etc.  And also because The Descendants got the culture of Hawaii really right.  I loved Juniors, and while I am not myself the target audience (I'm not a young adult), I felt like it waste perfect book for me to read right now.  It is a very well-written book with complicated and sympathetic characters.  No one has cancer, or is dating a vampire or werewolf, or discovers she has magical powers, or is secretly a princess, or is anorexic, or is a drunk, or gets in a car crash, or is bullied, or is a bully.  This is not, in other words, a typical YA book.  I love typical YA books as well, but Juniors feels like it could be read and enjoy by adults, because it is so much smarter, less melodramatic, and more insightful than a lot of books aimed at teenagers.  The main character is a normal teenage girl who happens to be in a setting that for most people is quite extraordinary.  But Hemmings does a really excellent job of both capturing the feel of Hawaii and what makes it special, and not exoticizing it or making us view it from the outside.  She drops in a lot of "local" terms and geography without feeling the need to explain most of it.  I can see that this might frustrate some readers, but I believe she does this on purpose to give the reader a feel for the place.  It doesn't matter if you know what poke or slippers or ASPE are.  They are just words she throws in to give her writing authenticity.  They give you a feel for the place.  The specifics don't matter.  If you can just accept that, I think this book would be a deeply pleasurable read for anyone looking to get away and experience a beautiful place without leaving your home.

The story here is pretty simple, and is about what it feels like to be a normal, awkward, angsty, embarrassed, romantic, confused, obnoxious teenager.  Hemmings perfectly captures the awkward things that all teenagers did and thought many times in their lives.  This book also managed to capture the feeling of a hormonal high school crush better than any book I have ever read.  I cringed more than a few times along with the main character Lea over the spastic things she blurts out or thinks.  I love that this book has crushes and cute boys, but is, at its heart, really about friendship, not romantic love.  It's really quite refreshing in a YA, or adult, for the matter, book these days.  This is a beautiful, meditative, and yes, fun, read that isn't overly serious, but is still insightful and smart.

Juniors will be released by G.P. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers (Penguin) on September 22, 2015.

I received this book from First to Read in exchange for an honest review.


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Monday, March 18, 2013

Review: Sins & Needles (The Artists Trilogy #1) by Karina Halle

Blurb from Goodreads:
Ellie Watt is used to starting over. The daughter of a grifting team, Ellie spent her childhood being used as a pawn in her parents' latest scam. Now she's much older, wiser and ready to give her con artist life a rest. But returning to the dry desert town of Palm Valley, California means one more temptation than she bargained for - Camden McQueen. Once known as the high school weirdo, Camden is bigger and badder than the boy he used to be and a talented tattoo artist with his own thriving business. Ellie's counting on Camden still being in love with her but what she's not counting on is how easily unrequited love can turn into obsession over time. When Camden discovers Ellie's plan to con him, he makes her a deal she doesn't dare refuse, but her freedom comes with a price and it's one that takes both Ellie and Camden down a dangerous road.
**WARNING** This book contains graphic language, sex and violence. Readers who are sensitive to sexual scenes, violence and a lot of cursing should refrain from reading this book.This is not YA or NA. 18 and above.
My Review:

Wow, I am not sure what I was expecting when I purchased this book but it exceeded every expectation that I had!  I didn't even read the description of this book before purchasing it and so I was not really sure what to expect except that I saw rave reviews all around the blogsophere.  Immediately, I could tell that this book was different.  Ellie was not a main character that you could automatically like.  And, the love story was definitely not the central part of this book -- it did develop as the book progressed but more than anything I found this a psychological exploration into grifting and into growing up in that lifestyle.  It was unbelievable and fascinating!

For me, the book was paced perfectly.  There was not a single scene that was not necessary and/or dragged on as I find happens in a lot of books.  There was nothing gratuitous about the writing or story in this book; it was driven, it was refreshing and it was fun.  There were so many suspenseful moments that made me not want to put the book down.  I also loved the way music was intertwined with certain scenes, setting the perfect mood.  This book is told both from a current perspective as well as through a past narrative -- tying everything together at the end and it was so well done.

I love love loved the relationship (although trying and very difficult at times) between Camden and Ellie.  They had a past and it did not end well.  There were a lot of trust issues but that somehow made the way they came together all that more sweet.  The ending was heart-wrenching because I want to know what happens next!  Not only was there a serious cliffhanger but I also honestly fear for Ellie - and Camden.  Anything could happen and it seems like that ending can only put them farther apart from each other, despite everything else.  I am on pins and needles for the next book!  I definitely recommend this book to anyone that likes suspense, romance that is fated not to be, and/or getting inside someone's mind that you just can't believe but is absolutely fascinating.

“You're a bad person, Ellie," he said without a trace of irony.
"I'm not bad. The world is bad and I'm just trying to survive in it.”

  1. Ahhhhhh I want this book like now!
    I just finished On Every Street and loved it!

    1. I need to read that like NOW! You will LOVE this book!!

  2. I dont get to read as much as I would love to. Hope you keep posting reviews to make my next choice much easier.

    1. Definitely recommend this one!

      I LOVE your blog, thanks for stopping by!!

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    It can definitely take my money.

  3. Cheryl Says:

    Can’t wait for this one!
    Hi Bryan! Jessica’s mom here! Can’t wait to meet you and DANCE!

  4. Renee Says:

    Doesn’t seem particularly enticing to me. In fact, it seems like the same old thing we’ve seen time and time again in every single other Tarantino film. Seriously, he basically tells the same story with the same characters, just in different settings.

  5. Curmudgeon Says:

    Who taught you how to write? This is terrible. If you are going to use parenthetical surnames, you could at least add a list with the actors full name at the beginning of the article.

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Nov 102011
  • My closest blogging friend, and a pretty doggone good friend in general, is retiring her flagship blog.  I’ll miss Saintseester Says, Saintseester.  Don’t be a stranger ’round these parts.
  • Looks like lunch with Melanie.  I had pho tai on Tuesday, freeing me up for a vermicelli—maybe a bun thit nuong—or a clay pot today.  I’m confident I could eat Vietnamese twice a week for the rest of my life.
  • Remember the scene near the end of Star Wars Episode III where Darth Vader and Obi-wan Kenobi try to out-Force each other, and they just stand there immobile for several seconds while the power builds, and then it’s finally released all at once?  Sheesh.  Congratulations, LSU.
  • I’ll certainly pull for them if they do, but I don’t see Alabama getting back to the title game no matter what happens.  Stanford and Oklahoma State both losing is supposed to make it possible, according to some folks.  Well and good, but it’d most likely be Oklahoma beating the latter, and wouldn’t you think they’d have a strong shot at getting to #2 in the BCS upon doing so?
  • After I finished Gears of War 3, I picked Dante’s Inferno back up.  I remember being a bit disappointed initially at how much of a straight combo fighting game it was/is (you know, the ones that simplify to “how fast can you press X-B-Y-Y-B?”), which is why I put it down the first time around.  I’ll see about finishing it this time.  It certainly is striking visually.  I’m enjoying the ties to the poem as well.
  • Speaking of Gears, while I enjoyed all of the games, I think Gears of War 2 was the most fun.  Also, the narrative/universe is serviceable, but Halo blows it away.
  • I am having my first experience with back pain that is unquestionably generated by stress.  The pain is not debilitating, but it’s considerably north of minor.  It’s frustrating, because I don’t often consciously feel “stressed out.”  However, an honest inventory of my mood and mental activity—trying to get as far outside myself as possible and taking a look—is revealing.
  • If you’re like me, you have a few people in your life who have meant considerably more to you than they probably realize.  Sometimes some “small,” or at least smaller, thing happens between folks, and the other person might remember it, but you know that it set you on a different course, or maybe even changed your life altogether.  You know what?  Please make sure those folks know they mattered to that degree.  That’s soul-nourishing.

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  1. “XBYYB” That makes we want to go back and play ADVENTURE. I actually have a couple of versions that run on a PC. Of course then the magic word was “XYZZY.” I have a PC version of Rogue too.

    Thanks for getting that, Cookie Monster. It was on purpose, with intent, and that was the intent. 🙂

  3. It was always the imps, the damn imps, that got on me in Lair. But, then I usually quaffed something hallucinogenic, found a scroll of genocide and terminated those little lower case “i”s.

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How we get rid of tummy aches and stress.

Okay here is a little trick we love and I wish I knew when I was a kid. I used to get stomach aches a lot when I was a kid. Probably from foods I ate but as I got older I noticed they got worse when I was stressed or worried. A sharp pain that almost radiates from my spine into my tummy. I learned that taking 4 or more big belly breaths made the pain lessen or go away completely. It centers the mind and relaxes the body.

Now McKailey complains about stomach aches quite often. It is usually before bed when she is anticipating being away from momma. She has a hard time ever leaving my side. So I am teaching her “Big Belly Breaths”. She goes from whiney to happy when we do it. I have also been teaching the boys to do the breathes if they are mad, worried or hyper. Boston loves it and asks me to do it with him. Daxton uses the breathes to calm down for sleep time. I hope that if we do it often enough it will become second nature and they will just automatically breath when they feel they need it.

It has become a habit for me. I take Big Belly Breathes when I am overwhelmed by my to do list, when I feel the pressures of society “shoulds”, when I am making big decisions, and even when I want to protect myself from other people’s negative energy. I have a lot of little tools but Big Belly Breathes are my favorite. Their simplicity makes it so I can center and ground myself anywhere and anytime. No tools are needed. I can keep my eyes open, so I can do it when I am in a large group and people wouldn’t even notice. It takes only a few seconds and almost no thought. So it can easily be done when I am trying to listen or even hold a conversation.

After using this I myself for years and now a few weeks with my kids, I have seen definite benefits. I wanted to learn more. I read a ton of articles and found 12 benefits of Big Belly Breathes.

1 Reduces the risk factors for heart disease such as lowering bad cholesterol (LDL), raising good cholesterol (HDL), lowing blood pressure and stabilizing blood sugars

2 Cuts chances of cancer by as much as 400%

3 Reduces negative stress by lowering the stress hormone cortisol)

4 Helps reduce cravings for processed carbohydrates (junk food)

5 Cuts chances of diabetes by strengthening the insulin beta receptor sites

6 Improves quality of sleep by improving stage 1 and stage 4 sleep cycles

7 Lengthens the cell’s life span by cleansing the cells more thoroughly through increased lymphatic flow

8 Slows the aging process by increasing the secretion of human growth hormone (the anti-aging hormone)

9 Optimizes the immune system by strengthening T-cell formation and improving lymphocyte production

10 Improves your mood by elevating the “feel good” hormone, serotonin, and other positive endorphins

11 Improves mental focus and concentration by increasing blood flow to the Pre-Frontal Cortex of the brain

12 Improves the quality and effectiveness of meditation by changing brain wave activity from the more stressful beta wavelengths to more relaxing and healthier alpha and theta brain wavelengths.

How can such a simple thing have so many benefits? It really makes sense if you think about it. We were created to breath. We do it automatically without thinking. Breathing brings oxygen to or brain and organs so they can work right. Breathing balances our PH levels and hormones. But we now live in a world that is over stimulating, full of toxins and stressful. We live in a permanent state of fight or flight. It isn’t extreme enough to notice. But I would say that stress, anxiety and even depression are signs. When we are in fight or flight we take shallow rapid breathes. So if we mess up our breathing, our homeostasis is thrown off and we are not living in optimum wellness. So by simply restoring proper breathing techniques we can bring back the balance and health we were meant to have.

Don’t take my word for it though. Try it out yourself. Here’s what you do. Take a slow deep breath, letting the air move down to fill your belly space rather than raising your shoulders. The goal is to let it make you look pregnant when your lungs are full. Hold that breath for 4 seconds. Then slowly let that breath out. I like to keep it all in counts of 4.

  • Breath in for 4 seconds,
  • Hold for 4 seconds,
  • Breath out for 4 seconds.

Do this at least 4 times and continue as needed.

Pay close attention to how you feel before and after. You will notice how much better you feel after. Try it right now and let me know how you feel.

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Monday, 19 October 2009

His Royal Highness

Winter has arrived. I don't need to read the weather forecasts to know this. I feel it in my bones. In my finger bones in particular. That's not some strange physical quirk on my part, and I don't get cold feet in the night either. It's just that when I'm on the motorbike, the cold gets through. Doesn't matter what I do, I freeze. And the leaves haven't even fallen yet. In most places they're still green, although Epping Forest is beginning to turn brown, orange and golden yellow. It's a beautiful place to walk your dog. I wish I had a dog.

But at least it's warm in the cottage (inspite of British Gas declaring war on my boiler and decreeing it defunct and the sole cause of global warming). For the boy, though, he's not had that warmth this weekend. He's been away on is Duke of Edinburgh Award hike, sleeping under canvas. He's back tonight, and hopefully not encased in a block of ice, like Scrat. I'm looking forward to it in eager anticipation of being subjected to a non-stop barrage of tales of daring and adventure from arrival until bedtime, and then again at breakfast tomorrow...and for the following days, weeks and months thereafter.

This weekend appears to be the weekend for everyone to do their DoE...I've seen numerous bedraggled pictures of friends' offspring on Facebook. In my day, it was the few and not the many that made the sacrifice. But these days, it seems a basic qualification for life. The boy appears to enjoy it - he's also doing cycling down at the local club, and helping out at the Drama Club. So his evenings and weekends are pretty full, even before the rigours of homework, and putting his socks in the wash basket.

I hope the Duke is proud of what the youth do in his name.

  1. Good luck to him! I did Duke of Edinburgh when I was at school - but we did it in the summer (and that was cold enough). We did the final walk in Germany, and almost failed for plotting our walking route on lines which turned out to be rivers, not roads.....

  2. My youngest daughter did her Bronze trip in the spring (she couldn't do the fall trip as she wasn't yet 14) in Algonquin Park (Ontario/Canada).

    I heard not just about the wicked canoeing but a great deal of moaning about being eaten alive by black flies. Early June is the absolute worst time for bugs in the woods and lakes there. She still had a marvelous time and was very proud of herself. I hope your son had some fun adventures as well!

  3. Let's hope he receives a Knighthood :) TFx

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Comparing Generations: Edwards vs. Jukes

Jared posted a couple myth busters a few days ago. The word sincere, he explains, did not come from the marketing language of Roman potters, as you may have been told, and Jesus actually talked about heaven more than hell, though he talked about hell a good bit.

Along that lines, I have a good source on an illustration I’ve read a few times and appears to have grown into a fish story. Jonathan Edwards, one of America’s best theologians, had many godly or otherwise productive children, grandchildren, and so on. Comparing his family to that of another man who lived at the same time is meant to illustrate the fruit of a godly life. Here’s the account from an article by Leonard Ravenhill:

A thin crust, a very thin crust of morality, it seems to me, keeps America from complete collapse. In this perilous hour we need a whole generation of preachers like Edwards.

“O Lord of hosts, turn us again; cause Thy face to shine upon us, and we shall be saved.”

Contrast this great man of God with his contemporary. I quote from Al Sanders in Crisis in Morality!

Max Jukes, the atheist, lived a godless life. He married an ungodly girl, and from the union there were 310 who died as paupers, 150 were criminals, 7 were murderers, 100 were drunkards, and more than half of the women were prostitutes. His 540 descendants cost the State one and a quarter million dollars.

But, praise the Lord, it works both ways! There is a record of a great American man of God, Jonathan Edwards. He lived at the same time as Max Jukes, but he married a godly girl. An investigation was made of 1,394 known descendants of Jonathan Edwards of which 13 became college presidents, 65 college professors, 3 United States senators, 30 judges, 100 lawyers, 60 physicians, 75 army and navy officers, 100 preachers and missionaries, 60 authors of prominence, one a vice-president of the United States, 80 became public officials in other capacities, 295 college graduates, among whom were governors of states and ministers to foreign countries. His descendants did not cost the state a single penny. ‘The memory of the just is blessed’ (Prov. 10:7).

To us this is the conclusion of the whole matter.

This is a better account than the one I’ve seen more often, but the details are not as accurate as they should be. According to the March 8, 1902, issue of The School Journal, the numbers vary a bit.

Suffice it to say, “The almost universal traits of the ‘Jukes’ were idleness, ignorance, and vulgarity. These characteristics led to disease and disgrace, to pauperism and crime. They were a disgustingly diseased family as a whole. There were many imbeciles and many insane.”

My version of the story says Jukes’ name is the origin of the word juke, meaning “to fake or deceive.” No, it wasn’t. It’s from a word meaning “wicked, disorderly” in a Southern English creole.

This is not so much a busted myth as a clarification. I hope I have edified you.

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  1. I think what confuses people about Jesus teaching on Hell is that it is true (as C.S. Lewis pointed out) that Jesus actually does talk about Hell more often than the Apostle Paul does. Perhaps more than anyone else in scripture (I haven’t tallied it up). It takes only one lazy logical jump to alter that to, “Jesus talked more about Hell than Heaven.”

  2. Unfortunately (for the purpose of the illustration), that vice-presidential descendant of Jonathan Edwards was his grandson Aaron Burr, a notorious rake, dueler/murderer, and traitor to the country he once served. So, just because many of Edwards’ descendants were politicians, authors, and professors doesn’t mean they were godly men.

  3. I knew that, and I saw text from an early book saying Burr was an exception that proved the rule, but I didn’t read enough to find learn why.

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5 Tasty Twists on Guacamole

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Classic guacamole recipes are delicious, with their creamy avocado, sweet tomato, mildly spicy onion and pepper, and zesty lime juice. If you’re just getting started, there’s nothing wrong with that basic guacamole recipe. But if you’re looking for something a little more out of the ordinary, consider one of these variations:

  1. Fresh Herb and Fruit Guacamole:
    Avocado is actually a berry or stone fruit, and it’s often used for sweet dishes in tropical climates. Pick out some classic Caribbean flavor combinations like mango and mint and try those instead of onions and peppers.
  2. Spicy Guacamole Dip:
    You can always add more peppers to fresh guacamole dips to give them a little more zing. But you can also create spiciness by taking avocados Asian: Mix a little wasabi paste into your avocado, then throw in sesame oil, scallions and sesame seeds.
  3. Cobb Salad Dip:
    Mix chopped hard-boiled egg, bacon and crumbled blue cheese into your mashed avocado. If you’re concerned regarding the health benefits of having a Cobb salad without the salad, spoon the mixture into lettuce cups for an easy appetizer.
  4. Deconstructed BLTA:
    There’s nothing better than a classic BLT sandwich combined with rich avocado. To recreate this flavor profile, chop tomatoes and crumble ulta-crispy bacon into your guacamole. Then offer diners an option of toasted bread or lettuce wraps to pair with the avocado dip.
  5. Southwest 7-Layer Guacamole:
    Since layered dips often include guacamole, it’s easy to see how actually incorporating the rest of the ingredients into a guacamole intensifies these flavors, long a favorite of parties and potlucks. To change up the texture, used diced avocado and whole black beans along with tomato, onion, shredded cheese and black olives. Top with a dollop of sour cream.

Also remember that your favorite guacamole recipes can be used as toppings and sides for entrees; these recipes using guacamole can let you enjoy the treat without the risk of eating too many carb-filled chips. What are some twists on classic guacamole recipes that you’ve tried? Share in the comments. Helpful links: sabra.com

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Why Americans Are Still Obsessed With Ice Cream

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Did you know that there are 1.5 billion gallons of ice cream produced in the United States every year? It’s true! Americans seem to have an insatiable appetite for the dairy treat in all its forms. 90 percent of households in America indulge in this delicious dish on a regular basis, and in any given two-week period, an astonishing 40 percent of Americans eat ice-cream in one of its many forms!

So what makes this beloved dessert so classic and timeless? We think it may have something to do with all the different ways of consuming it that exist. Let’s look over a few of these cold and sugary options, and try not to get too hungry in the process.

    Frozen Yogurt

    Who doesn’t enjoy slurping down six or seven frozen yogurt cups in the course of an afternoon… or maybe in the course of twenty minutes? If the thought gives you a chill of pleasure (rather than a vicarious brain freeze), you’re not alone. At the end of 2013, there were 2,582 frozen yogurt stores in existence. Whether you’re buying frozen yogurt supplies wholesale to start your own chain, or simply in search of a quick treat for the afternoon, this dish cannot be beat.

    Gelato is the quiet yet passionate Italian cousin of frozen yogurt. When trying their first gelato cups, many people can’t believe how good it tastes. Gelato has 3 to 8% milk fat, and around 25% air, less than half of what ice cream contains, and its increased potency and smooth blend make it totally irresistible. Plus, who doesn’t love those cute little gelato spoons?

    What Flavor?

    We’ve all been there. You’re in the store, staring at the freezer, full of tubs of your favorite delicious dessert… which to buy? Which to bring home? There are so many kinds! Vanilla is unsurprisingly the most popular, but it only makes up 28% of the market, leaving consumers plenty of room for more.

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Mark Sampson's Off Book

It's one thing for your publisher to go out of business just after your first novel comes out. It's quite another for them to screw up the production so much it grievously mars the work itself. I'm not sure how much of the former had to do with the many problems of the latter -- the repeating words, the missing paragraph separations, the typos, the indent adventures, the text packed like plasticine in a matchbox -- and how much had to do with an endemic lack of care which led to their demise, but the result must have had the author spitting and fuming.

Mark Sampson's Off Book (2007) tells a familiar story: boy grows up with artistic aspirations (playwright), learns of his own naivety through university, gets first job where he learns how many businesses conduct themselves (computer programmer facilitating advertising horseshit for a boss living the high life of nepotism and mid-day golf), and eventual plot (with the only worker on his side) to thwart the aspirations of the business.

What makes Sampson's book stand out from many of those growing-up narratives is the attention to character. The protagonist (Cameron), co-worker Pauline, first girlfriend Eve, and mentor-playwright Richard are all thoughtfully and idiosyncratically drawn, and that makes the reader not only care about their unpredictable journey, but invest in the dialogue with a focussed edge. And this is the biggest problem (aside from the publisher's, that is): Sampson's facility for character motivation and colour doesn't need so much of the extraneous internal justification and repetition. The hoary "show, don't tell" is, in this case, appropriate. As a first-time novelist, I assume this is perhaps a common tactic, the feeling that one must finish every cross-seam for the reader.

But, again, the prevailing negative here is the publisher's ineptitude. Unfortunately and perversely, it gets worse during the novel's climactic scene, culminating, during the penultimate, dramatic conversation, with the dialogue tag, "Cameroon said". Apparently, an African country slipped into the testy, closed-room meeting at the eleventh hour.

I understand Sampson has another novel finished, and is looking for another publisher. Perhaps the situation should be reversed: a lot of publishers should be out of work, sending out their ads for years trying to get a single prospective author to bite.

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Femur, Tibia. and Fibula Fractures

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These fractures are breaks to the bones of the leg. These injuries can involve the knee joint or the soft tissue surrounding the bones, which makes it critically important that an orthopaedic specialist evaluate the leg for all of the injuries that can result from a traumatic fracture.

  • Pain when the leg supports any weight
  • A tense feeling around the knee that limits the ability to bend
  • A visible deformity
  • A pale or cool foot that indicates that blood flow might be impaired
  • Numbness around the foot

  • Casting
  • External fixatures to stabilize the leg
  • Surgery using rods, plates, or screws to stabilize the fracture

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NJDEP and SRPLB Busy at Year-End

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NJDEP and SRPLB Busy at Year-End

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) has been busy!  A summary of updates is provided below:

  • A revised Site Remediation Program (SRP) organization chart surfaced and can be found here.  It’s not complete but gives an idea how the SRP reorganization will look in the new year.
  • Remedial Priority Scoring (RPS) system rankings will be released in January 2012.  Parties will have 60 days to comment.
  • The LSRP Notification of Retention or Dismissal, Monitoring Well Certification Form B – Location Certification, and Public Notification and Outreach forms were recently updated and can be found here.
  • A guide on Varying from a Rule and Applying Technical Guidance was published on the NJDEP website and can be found here.

The Site Remediation Professionals Licensing Board (SRPLB) has been busy as well.  A couple updates from the SRPLB include:

  • All temporary Licensed Site Remediation Professionals (LSRPs) should have received an email with directions to access an online Job Task Analysis Survey containing questions about the responsibilities of a Site Remediation Professional.  The Job Task Analysis is the basis for developing and prioritizing LSRP examination questions. LSRPs are being asked to fill the survey out as soon as possible.  Input from a large number of LSRPs is vitally important to ensure that the exam questions are representative of our work. The survey should only take approxiamtely one hour to complete online.  Responses are due approximately two weeks from the date temporary LSRPs received the email.
  • The Site Remediation Professionals Licensing Board (SRPLB) approved the Disciplinary Process at the November 14 meeting.  Details can be found here.

Gas Well Drill Cuttings Advisory and Sampling and Analysis Protocol

The NJDEP is advising all New Jersey solid and hazardous waste management facilities, and all other New Jersey sites that may accept and/or use well cuttings, that well cuttings produced during the drilling of wells in the Marcellus Shale and other deep shale formations may already or will soon be entering New Jersey for transfer, management, storage and/or disposal. These materials may contain petroleum hydrocarbons from drilling fluids and elevated concentrations of heavy metals and radionuclides that are associated with the Marcellus Shale and other bedrock formations.

All New Jersey facilities and/or sites (including, without limitation, landfills, landfill closure projects, transfer stations, recycling facilities, brownfields redevelopment sites, etc.) that propose to accept this material shall ensure that the acceptance and use of this material is consistent with all relevant New Jersey statutes, regulations, permits, approvals and standards (including the Fill Guidance for Site Remediation Program Sites where brownfields redevelopment sites and other sites undergoing remediation are the intended disposal location).

All facilities seeking to accept cuttings derived from the drilling of wells in the Marcellus Shale and other deep shale formations shall properly characterize each source of this material prior to its receipt. To properly characterize the cuttings, samples from each well shall be collected at the frequency specified in the table listed in the Interim Sampling & Analysis Protocol for Gas Well Drill Cuttings.  Sampling of the materials should be done in accordance with the concepts of the Technical Requirements for Site Remediation (NJAC 7:26E) and the “Field Sampling Procedures Manual (FSPM).”  To view the “Sampling and Analysis Protocol” and the “Advisory Regarding Gas Well Drill cuttings – November 2011,” visit this website.

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A province in northwestern Belgium. Western Flanders was the theater of three major battles in 1914, 1915, and 1917, and to these must be added the battles fought during the course of the German spring offensive in 1918. For the British, the battles are inseparably associated with the market town of Ypres. It is accordingly not surprising that the British commission charged after the war with naming the battles and engagements designated the battles fought here as the First, Second, and …

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Bourne, John M., “Flanders”, in: Brill’s Digital Library of World War I. Consulted online on 25 February 2018 <http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/2352-3786_dlws1_beww1_en_0206>
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Monday, April 14, 2008

Make local TV news more like TV again

Cory Bergman April 11th, 2008

Lost Remote

It struck me as I was talking to a few TV news friends the other day. As we all know, TV news has stepped up urgency, pacing and visual craziness in an effort to “hold” your attention and comply with your busy schedule. But really, doesn’t it expedite the decline of TV news? I mean, if you want a quick scan of the day’s news, there’s no more efficent medium than the web. Yet in a linear way, TV is trying to replicate this experience on TV. Shouldn’t TV news focus on television’s strengths instead of trying to offset its weaknesses?

TV news’ biggest strength is visual, emotional storytelling. (Immediacy is important, too, but the web is developing a reputation for being as immediate or even more so.) Yet how often on local TV news (or cable TV news for that matter) do you see a well-produced, well-shot, emotional, impactful story? You know, the kinds of stories that you just can’t do justice when you try to rewrite them for the web? They’re few and far between, but these are the stories that people want to see on TV. They’re what TV is all about.

So why don’t newsrooms produce more of these stories? Keep reading…

1. They believe that urgency and a high “story count” will help hold a viewer’s attention, but in actuality, these techniques strip the TV goodness from these stories and make them a commodity. One of the worst rules is a time restriction on reporter stories, regardless of the strength of the story. In the end, nobody remembers anything. It’s just visual clutter.

2. Newsrooms believe that the major TV newscasts must provide a comprehensive, competitive view of the day’s biggest and most interesting stories. Ooh, the newspaper or the station across the street has this story, so we better put a reporter on it so we’re competitive. So in essense, everyone is reporting on the same stories. This, again, commoditizes news and gives viewers no reason to carve out time in their day to watch you. They’ll just go online for their news on their own schedules. Instead, dedicate your resources on relevant original stories that leverage the strengths of television. Empower reporters and photographers to enterprise and reward them for it.

3. Newsrooms are afraid to cover stories that aren’t teasable. But “teasable” has a narrow definition: urgent, dangerous, unbelievable, sexy! And frankly, these kinds of lowest-common-denominator teases are repelling normal people from television to the web. In reality, good enterprise pieces with emotional human stories are also teasable. In fact, they’re more teasable than that other crap because they’re more relevant. It’s time to redefine the word “teasable.” Respect the audience, and they’ll respect you back.

4. Newsrooms are afraid to replay stories across newscasts. Instead, they’re updated, stripped down, freshened or even repackaged by an anchor or another reporter. But in reality, a decreasing number of viewers ages 25-54 are watching multiple newscasts. They’re too busy, and they’re getting more news online. At most, they’ll watch a morning newscast and a evening or late newscast. So avoiding duplication — and requiring that a story be freshened — stretches resources even thinner. These resources could be focused on covering better stories and producing better TV.

5. And the biggest hurdle: newsrooms say they don’t have the resources to pull this off. After all, there are too many newscasts to fill, too many mouths to feed. First off, it’s all how you prioritize your resources (refer to my earlier points). By letting good stories run longer, blowing off run-of-the-mill stories (who cares if your competition has it?) and re-airing the best reporter stories, you’ve already gone a long ways in extending your resources. And second, well-shot, well-produced stories don’t require days to put together. Local TV news isn’t 60 Minutes, and that will never change. But there are many talented storytellers who turn impactful stories on a daily deadline. They just need to be empowered to do so (and don’t let the assignment desk interrupt them for some stupid VOSOT.) Oh, and if you don’t have many talented storytellers — just live shot jockeys — it’s time for some personnel changes.

In the end, the decision to embrace quality storytelling will take strong leadership. It’s time to make TV news more like TV again, or just about everyone will get their news from the web. It’s that simple. I believe there’s room for two vibrant businesses: TV news and online news. But the more TV tries to be a linear version of the web, the faster viewers will flee.

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Thursday, January 27, 2011

New Broadsword Website coming soon!

We've been working closely with our web design partner, HamiltonMarc Interactive Design, and the writers at RobRoy Consulting to deliver a brand new website for Broadsword.  The site will be more interactive, with more and better information bringing together our blog, twitter, events, training classes, and downloadable information.  Look for a release by mid-February.


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The Randy Ross Three Minute Interview

Randy Ross, an erotica-writer, has come to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to put on his one-man show, The Chronic Single’s Handbook, a tale of a never-married hypochondriac, who travels around the world looking for love. Alexander Woolley caught up with Ross to hear more about his production, which is on at theSpace until 16th August.

Incidentally, my mother has seen the show several times. Her take was 'Boys will be boys.'

Your show is based on your own (unpublished) novel. How have you found working on the same material at the same time in two different media?

It's tricky. A novel is about twelve hours-worth of material. The show is less than one hour. To adapt the novel, I hired a director/dramaturg and we spent months cutting and rewriting. We cut out characters, plot lines, and themes. We rewrote and rewrote.

For example, in a novel, you can use complex imagery and metaphors because readers can take their time, reread, them think about them. On stage, patrons only have only a second or two to grasp an image. Also, you have to repeat key themes, especially if they're mentioned in an early scene and then again towards the end of the play.

How do people react to the “humorous erotica” aspect of your show?

In the U.S., a bit called 'Domination for Dummies' has horrified some audiences, particularly in Washington D.C.. One reviewer in D.C. must have forgotten that she was at a fringe festival and got her panties all in a bunch – parts of the U.S. are very politically-correct; if you look at someone crossed-eye you risk violating their rights.

At the Orlando Fringe, and so far at the Edinburgh Fringe, people have laughed. Some audiences don't take themselves too seriously.

Incidentally, my mother has seen the show several times. Her take was 'Boys will be boys.'

I've noticed that women in the audience usually laugh or enjoy the naughty stuff. Their husbands or boyfriends are often unsure of how to react. If they laugh, perhaps they fear they'll get a kick in the shin – or shut off from future sex.

Are you happy to be single?

I prefer to be in a relationship. I think most people prefer to be in a relationship – the right relationship. But finding the right relationship can be tough for some people, especially if you're a little quirky or outside the mainstream.

My show offers two messages for single people: 1) There are worse things in life than being single: disease, death, divorce. 2) As a single person, if you ever give up hope of meeting someone, you're done for.

Incidentally, I was in a long-term relationship that went bust the week before I left for Edinburgh. Being a performer can be tough on your love life!

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Friday, April 3, 2009

Star Wars and the Bible

Time for a little textual levity. And no...this is not some plug for Bible code or some other such nonsense. :-) When reading through a portion of text in the original, I happened upon a discovery. There is an individual named Joda (in English) in Jesus' geneology. In the Greek, this is spelled Ioda, but because J's are pronounced like Y's even though it is spelled with an "I", the name guessed it -- Yoda. Now this might not be so interesting was it not for the fact that it is found in chapter 3, verse 26 guessed it -- Luke's gospel. Blessings,

joeygoodwin said...

You are a funny, funny man!

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Thank you...thank you very much.


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Historical Sketch

Bro. William Little 1974

(Updated by Bro. James G. White P.M.)

 "This night the Brethren in the house of Hugh Paterson met, for the purpose of electing Office-bearers, according to the request of The Grand Lodge of Scotland, and, having unanimously chosen John Banks President for the night's proceeding, the following persons were elected Office-bearers:

Thomas Crawford         Master

John Ferguson               Depute Master

William McAllister         Senior Warden

John Wilson                  Junior Warden

James Dobbie               Treasurer

William Denovan           Secretary

John Banks                   Steward

John McCulloch            Auditor

David McQew              Tyler

The above is the first Minute Book Record of the Bannockburn Bruce and Thistle Lodge numbering '312' on the roll of The Grand Lodge of Scotland and was recorded 175 years ago.

The Lodge has continued in the "Town," with the name of such great historic significance to Scotland, since that time.

Any organisation of men which has stood the test of time from just after the Battle of Waterloo to the landing of men on the moon must surely have contributed something worthwhile to the well-being of the community.

The nineteen founder members when they met first in the house of James Anderson, Innkeeper, Newmarket, Bannockburn, to hold a Lodge of Brethren assembled and to formulate in Bannockburn the high ideal which is the foundation of Freemasonry, may not have imagined that their Lodge, started also as a Friendly Society, would continue in strength and be on its way to the second century of its existence.

It is fitting after perusing the known Records and Minute Books of Lodge Bannockburn Bruce and Thistle to pay tribute to the historians of the Lodge represented by a long line of excellent Masters, Secretaries and Treasurers. Not all of the records are in copper-plate handwriting, for many of the early members were weavers and could not record the Minutes as men of letters.

But shining through the Records, however presented, is the fact that Lodge Bannockburn Bruce and Thistle has been ever-mindful of charity - with top priority always being given to the less fortunate brethren, in sickness or other distressed circumstances, their widows and orphans.

The basic industry in the village of Bannockburn at the beginning of the Nineteenth Century was the weaving of cloth. The occupations of 13 of the 19 founder members were Manufacturers (2), Weavers (8), Warpers (3). The fees due at this time on being initiated as a Fellow Craft and raised to the sublime degree of a Master Mason were ten shillings (50 pence), a not inconsiderable sum then.

The first name to be recorded as a member, dues paid, was Thomas Crawford, Plasterer, Stirling, the first R.W.M. as stated in the Minute of the first meeting on 6th November, 1824. It is probable he was connected with a Stirling Lodge and may have been the same Thomas Crawford who was R.W.M. of Lodge Ancient Stirling No. 30 in the year 1800.

There has always been some speculation on how the "Thistle" became incorporated, along with the natural desire to have the famous Scottish hero King Robert the Bruce forever linked with the name of Bannockburn.

It may be of some significance, in attempting to discover why "Thistle" should be chosen - apart from the more obvious connotation of its being one of the National Emblems of Scotland - to record this fact. Some of the early meetings were held at "Sister Denovan's" and her "Crown and Thistle" Inn was at the end of Newmarket.

Meetings, many of which were in the homes of members in the early days, were not so frequent as in recent times.

The first public parade of the Lodge occurred in December 1825 when the Brethren of the Lodge, accompanied by the Bannockburn Instrumental Band, paraded through the town prior to assembling for the first Festival of St. John.

The consecration of the Lodge took place on October 23rd 1827, almost three years after the charter was granted, with the ceremony being performed by Bro. John Prentice R.W.M. of the Stirling Ancient Lodge.

Lodge Bannockburn Bruce and Thistle's two sponsor lodges, The Lodge of Alloa and Lodge St.Andrew Denny and Loanhead were also in attendance as were Stirling Royal Arch and Stirling Rock Encampment.

But the brethren attended many more public occasions, particularly the laying of foundation stones.

Brethren of Lodge Bannockburn Bruce and Thistle attended such ceremonies as the new bridge over the Forth at Stirling in 1831; the Wallace Monument in 1861; the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary in 1870 and the Smith Arts Museum at Stirling in 1871.

Gifts to the Lodge from members were many in the early years and it is recorded that on the return from their visit to Edinburgh in 1870 one of the deputation, Bro. E.L.Wilson R.W.M., presented a handsome mahogany mallet with ebony handle and Senior and Junior Warden's Pillars.

The history of Scotland and the changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution can be traced from the Minute Books of the Lodge during the Nineteenth Century. The start of the working of coal in the local pits could be seen by the number of miners who joined the Craft.

There were those who joined the emigrating Scots who were to make new lives for themselves and families in Canada and Australia.

Many of these brethren were raised through all the Degrees to become Master Masons at one emergency meeting - a speedy arrangement also made for many members going overseas on active service.

The social and Harmony ideal of Freemasonry has never been neglected by Lodge Bannockburn Bruce and Thistle in going from labour to refreshment. The constantly changing social aspect can be traced through concerts, dances after Festivals of St.John, a cinematograph show, summer drives in charabancs, Masonic Balls and on to the present '312' Social Club.

After Lodge Bannockburn Bruce and Thistle had taken a Lodge Room on its own instead of meeting mostly in members houses the premises were frequently let to other organisations and societies to assist them in their formative years at the end of the Nineteenth Century. They included the Free Gardeners, the Y.M.C.A. for Sabbath morning meetings and also the let of the premises as a reading room.

The Lodge received help on many occasions from Bro. Col. Wilson, who owned the weaving mills for tartans in Bannockburn by providing storage space for Lodge possessions etc, and to other members of the Wilson Mills family.

In 1826 the Brethren attended the laying of the Foundation Stone of James Wilson's Mill. The exact location of this Mill is not known but could it have been the Royal George Mill Building in which the present Lodge Temple is situated? Indeed, there is a lintel in the building bearing the date 1826.

The Lodge considered the building of a new Temple at the close of the Nineteenth Century instead of renting a Lodge Room.

One of those rented and in use for many years was the building at the corner of Main Street and Kirk Wynd, near the old Ladywell Church, later the Murrayfield U.F. Church.

The Lodge decided, however, to rent as a hall the upper storey of the Old Town Hall and their first meeting in these premises was in February 1904.

During the Centenary Year of the Lodge (1924) the brethren were in the midst of negotiations to purchase the present Masonic Hall premises at the Royal George Mill and to raise money to renovate it.

This was probably why no Thanksgiving Service or Dinner was held in that Centenary Year. The decision was taken to combine the Consecration of the new Masonic Temple with the Centenary Celebrations the following year on 24th April 1925.

In a closely-knit community like Bannockburn, son has followed father into the Fellowship of the Craft during the 175 years of its existence as a Lodge.

It is particularly interesting to trace names such as Wilson, Plank, Vallance, McQue (sometimes McQew), Morrison, Stevenson, Buchanan, Jaffray and Don appearing and re-appearing as generation succeeds generation throughout the Lodge's history.

To pick out just one of the above names, in December 1888 it was recorded that Bro. John Don, 84 years of age, had been a Freemason for 65 years. This pre-dates the Lodge by one year. In 1916 a presentation of a Gold Albert and Seal and a life membership certificate was made to Bro. George Don who had been the Lodge Tyler for 25 years.

The current R.W.M. is Bro. Alexander Don and his brother Robert is the W.S.W., both of whom followed their late father into the Lodge. Whilst it is not known if these two brethren are direct descendants of Bros. John & George Don, in a small community such as ours it is likely that some connection exists.

The Brethren of the Lodge have always been ready and willing to give a practical token of their sympathy to those in distress. When three Brethren died in the Plean Pit explosion in 1922 special payments were made to their wives or dependants.

In the immediate years after the Great War and again after the Second World War there were understandably many more candidates to join the Craft after long absences from home of serving men in the forces.

Greater visitation between Lodges, no doubt because of improved transport in the motor car era, was also a feature of the post War years.

This short history is more of a sketch of its idealistic work during the first 175 years. Some happenings have been left unrecorded and names which might have been expected are not mentioned, because of some Minute Books not being available or perhaps through human oversight, but I hope that the inherent laudable intentions of the Brethren of the Lodge, down the years, to follow the precepts of the Craft, shine through it all and provide an inspiration to present Freemasons and to all who follow in the Bannockburn Bruce and Thistle Lodge No. 312.

William Little


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It’s the end of summer and the “A” job is about to begin once again.
I consider myself to be one of the lucky ones. My work is fulfilling because I can study and talk about my passion every day. And although I am getting older, my clients keep me young. There is little doubt that teaching high school biology is a challenging way to making a living, but it is also a great way to inspire others to think about their place in the natural world. Teaching is my crusade against ignorance and waste.

While I love my work, I mourn the loss of my time. My summers are about my family and my photography, while the other ten months are about teaching. To compensate for this loss of creative freedom, I fall into the “weekend warrior” mode. Each Saturday and Sunday I wake up early, throw on my ragged outdoor clothes, and search for inspiration. While this may not be as exciting as traveling to Africa, Costa Rica, or the Great Plains, weekend shooting grounds me. This type of photography breaks up the routine of the work week and allows me to make peace with myself. There is no doubt that come December I will long for an endless summer, but until that time, I will search for inspiration where it can be found and enjoy my two passions...

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Monday, December 8, 2014

Monday, December 8

Away In a Manger!

We read Advent Scripture Reading Day 7 - "A Baby is Born!" and colored these sweet pictures of a manger filled with the name JESUS. Today's art supply: markers!

We were also busy organizing our pantry from yesterday's bounty... up shattered ornaments...
...and loving on this sweet baby face!
Happy Monday! (and Happy Birthday to my Daddy!)

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