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Some Harvesting and Garden Work
I haven’t slept yet, but surprisingly I don’t have any hangover symptoms from last night. Since I still had a lot of energy in me from the energizer, I decided to do some harvesting today. I managed to harvest a few pieces of trash fruit, a few blue bells, and a couple of eggs. I have no idea how the eggs got in there, but what the heck! I also did some garden upkeep such as watering and disposing of all the dead plants. Now, I’m just deciding on what else I’m gonna do today. I might go visit my parents later on.
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UMe/Mercury have announced the Signals 40th Anniversary release coming April 28th. Signals-40th Anniversary will be available to fans in three distinct configurations, including the (1) Super Deluxe Edition, (2) one-LP Picture Disc Edition, and (3) Dolby Atmos Digital Edition. There will also be a limited edition Super Deluxe box featuring eight lithographs of Neil Peart’s original hand-drawn lyrics for each song on Signals only available through the official Rush online store. All configurations can be preordered here.
Unlike the previous Rush 40th anniversary releases, Signals-40th Anniversary does not contain any live content.
The Super Deluxe Edition includes one CD, one Blu-ray Audio, one high-quality 180-gram black–vinyl LP with new artwork from original album designer Hugh Syme in a premium tip-on jacket, and four 7-inch singles (“Subdivisions,” “Countdown,” “New World Man,” and “The Weapon (Single Edit”), all of them with new artwork from Syme. The set encompasses the Abbey Road Mastering Studios 2015 remastered edition of the album for the first time on CD. The Blu-ray Audio disc contains the core album newly mixed from the original multi-tracks in 48kHz 24-bit Dolby Atmos (the second Rush album to appear in Atmos, following Moving Pictures) and 96kHz 24-bit Dolby TrueHD 5.1 as done by esteemed producer/engineer Richard Chycki, alongside the previously available 48kHz 24-bit PCM Stereo mix. Also included on the Blu-ray are new animated visualizers for all eight songs, as well as two bonus remastered vintage promo videos: the high-school halls narrative of “Subdivisions” and “Countdown,” the latter of which features authorized Space Shuttle Columbia launch footage. Additionally, the LP in the Super Deluxe Edition has been cut via half-speed Direct Metal Mastering (the second Rush album to have been done as such, again following Moving Pictures) on a 180-gram audiophile black-vinyl LP, and it has been pressed at GZ Media in the Czech Republic.
The Super Deluxe Edition of Signals-40th Anniversary will also include several exclusive items, including a 40-page hardcover book with new song illustrations and new artwork by original album designer Hugh Syme and unreleased photos from the Signals Tour, along with three lenticular lithographs that transition from the original black-and-white band headshots into the original album’s “Digital Man” color headshots; four SignalsTour band lithographs; Syme’s original album cover sketch lithograph; and a double-sided 24x24-inch poster featuring Syme’s new Signals artwork on one side, and an outtake photo from the original album cover shoot on the other side. All contents are housed in a premium lift-top box, which features significantly reimagined cover artwork by Hugh Syme.
The second configuration Signals-40th Anniversary will be released in is a one-LP Picture Disc Edition. The picture disc is housed in a transparent plastic sleeve, and it showcases new Hugh Syme artwork on both album sides.
Finally, the third configuration, the Dolby Atmos Digital Edition, is the digital equivalent of Richard Chycki’s expert Atmos mix of all eight tracks from the original album.
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A slot is an area in a hockey arena that provides the best chances of scoring without deflection. Its low position allows a player to have a better view of the net and is an ideal place for wrist shots. Its low position also allows for better accuracy when shooting. The low position of the slot is important for defenders, as it is often a no-man’s land.
Video slot machines have a video image rather than actual rotating reels
Video slot machines have video images on their paylines instead of the traditional rotating reels. They also use photoelectric cells to calculate payouts. A picture that lines up with one or more paylines will trigger a payout. Generally, video slot machines offer a higher payout percentage than traditional ones.
Video slot machines have a higher house edge than traditional slots, so it is very important to read the rules and instructions before starting to play. Most video slots have higher payouts than traditional slot machines, but the house edge is much higher.
They have dozens of gaming options
When it comes to playing slot machines, there are hundreds of options to choose from. There are different types of paylines and reels, and some of the machines have multiple themes. Themes are a big part of the game, and you can find a theme to match your interests. You can also find dozens of combinations and different jackpot amounts.
Bonus rounds are one of the best parts of slots. They allow you to win more money, and they can be extremely addictive. Bonus rounds can vary greatly in style, but they are all very much worth playing.
They can pay out 5,000 or 10,000 coins
Slot machines can pay out as little as one coin or as much as 5,000 or 10,000 coins. There are also progressive jackpots that are worth tens of millions of dollars, but winning those is incredibly difficult. For instance, the chances of winning a jackpot of 5,000 coins are about one in 30,000. However, most game developers don’t disclose their odds publicly.
They can be used in almost every industry
Slots are a versatile technology that can be used in almost any industry, from casino games to retail stores. They are easy to use and come with a range of features. One of the most notable features of a slot machine is its ability to provide a realistic gaming experience. The best slot machines are highly-graphic and should offer the most advanced technology in sound design, animation, music, and video. The quality of graphics has a strong connection with the overall quality of the game. If the graphics are poor, the developer has not given much thought to the rest of the game.
Slot machines have become a billion-dollar industry. While other games like Texas Hold ‘Em poker are gaining more popularity, slots remain the top draw at casinos. Slot machines date back to the late 1800s, and their history is rooted in the California Gold Rush. Although the technology has changed a lot since then, the charm and allure of these machines remains.
They can help you organize and plan priorities
Slots help you organize your time and prioritize tasks by assigning a slot for each task. You can allocate tasks based on daily, weekly, or monthly time blocks. This method allows you to get more done in less time and improve your productivity. You can use a slotted schedule for different projects or teams to keep track of due dates. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13536 | {"url": "http://nqyer.com/what-is-a-slot-6/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "nqyer.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:41:10Z", "digest": "sha1:DNLJTEOT3JT7K3Z5IADE3FLT7LHZ5RFK"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 3353, 3353.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 3353, 3914.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 3353, 14.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 3353, 34.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 3353, 0.96]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 3353, 219.0]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 3353, 0.43609023]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 3353, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 3353, 0.02885683]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 3353, 0.04439512]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 3353, 0.02515723]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 3353, 0.02330744]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 3353, 0.00300752]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 3353, 0.12180451]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 3353, 0.45641026]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 3353, 4.62051282]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 3353, 5.06415675]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 3353, 585.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 356, 1.0], [356, 429, 0.0], [429, 744, 1.0], [744, 1001, 1.0], [1001, 1036, 0.0], [1036, 1375, 1.0], [1375, 1577, 1.0], [1577, 1616, 0.0], [1616, 1977, 1.0], [1977, 2019, 0.0], [2019, 2605, 1.0], [2605, 2971, 1.0], [2971, 3018, 0.0], [3018, 3353, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 356, 0.0], [356, 429, 0.0], [429, 744, 0.0], [744, 1001, 0.0], [1001, 1036, 0.0], [1036, 1375, 0.0], [1375, 1577, 0.0], [1577, 1616, 0.0], [1616, 1977, 0.0], [1977, 2019, 0.0], [2019, 2605, 0.0], [2605, 2971, 0.0], [2971, 3018, 0.0], [3018, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 356, 67.0], [356, 429, 12.0], [429, 744, 49.0], [744, 1001, 43.0], [1001, 1036, 6.0], [1036, 1375, 60.0], [1375, 1577, 38.0], [1577, 1616, 8.0], [1616, 1977, 62.0], [1977, 2019, 8.0], [2019, 2605, 103.0], [2605, 2971, 61.0], [2971, 3018, 8.0], [3018, 3353, 60.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 356, 0.0], [356, 429, 0.0], [429, 744, 0.0], [744, 1001, 0.0], [1001, 1036, 0.0], [1036, 1375, 0.0], [1375, 1577, 0.0], [1577, 1616, 0.25], [1616, 1977, 0.05157593], [1977, 2019, 0.0], [2019, 2605, 0.0], [2605, 2971, 0.01120448], [2971, 3018, 0.0], [3018, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 356, 0.0], [356, 429, 0.0], [429, 744, 0.0], [744, 1001, 0.0], [1001, 1036, 0.0], [1036, 1375, 0.0], [1375, 1577, 0.0], [1577, 1616, 0.0], [1616, 1977, 0.0], [1977, 2019, 0.0], [2019, 2605, 0.0], [2605, 2971, 0.0], [2971, 3018, 0.0], [3018, 3353, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 356, 0.01123596], [356, 429, 0.01369863], [429, 744, 0.01269841], [744, 1001, 0.0077821], [1001, 1036, 0.02857143], [1036, 1375, 0.01179941], [1375, 1577, 0.01485149], [1577, 1616, 0.02564103], [1616, 1977, 0.01108033], [1977, 2019, 0.02380952], [2019, 2605, 0.01023891], [2605, 2971, 0.0273224], [2971, 3018, 0.0212766], [3018, 3353, 0.0119403]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 3353, 0.52333832]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 3353, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 3353, 0.0402261]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 3353, -111.50219187]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 3353, 57.29380401]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 3353, -80.88346172]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 3353, 35.0]]} |
University of London, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
University of London, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Keppel Street, London, WC1E 7HT, United Kingdom
www.lshtm.ac.uk
About University of London, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine:
The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) is a public research university on Keppel Street, Bloomsbury, Camden, the constituent college of the University of London that specialises in public health and tropical medicine. On successful completion of their studies, its students gain a University of London degree. The institution was founded in 1899 by Sir Patrick Manson, after a donation from the Indian Parsiphilanthropist B.D. Petit. The school moved to its present location in Gower Street in 1929. It is comprised of Faculty of Epidemiology and Population Health; Faculty of Infectious and Tropical Diseases and Faculty of Public Health and Policy.
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Cenozoic to Quaternary tectonics of the Awatere/Cape Campbell area, Marlborough, New Zealand.
Townsend, D. B. (1996)
Awatere River (1)
Awatere Valley (1)
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Palaeobotanical studies of the Permian and Triassic, Victoria Group (Beacon Supergroup) of south Victoria Land, Antarctica.
Kyle, R.A. (1976)
Paleobotany (1)
Paleozoic (1)
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Refined by Fire
… in order that the genuineness of your faith, which is more precious than gold that perishes, though it is tested by fire, may be found to result in praise, glory, and honor at the revelation of Jesus Christ.
One of America’s greatest presidents was born on this day. Although he entered the White House as a non-believer, by the time of Gettysburg, there is strong evidence he had met the Savior (especially when seeking solace after the death of his beloved son).
Jesus was on the mind of Lincoln when he died. You history buffs will remember that 1865 was the year that the Civil War ended. In that same year, on Good Friday, Abraham Lincoln, sixteenth President of these United States, died. He was sitting in a box in Ford’s Theater, not listening to the play, but talking to his wife. He uttered his last words. “Mary, now that the war is over, [it was just over that day] what I would like to do more than anything in the world is to take you on a trip to the Near East. We could go to Palestine. We could go to Galilee where He walked. We could go to Bethlehem, and then we could go up to Jerusalem …”
BANG. The shot rang out that was also heard around the world and ended the life of Abraham Lincoln. The last phrase completed from his lips was, “We could go to Bethlehem.” He never did … in this life.
He became a great president because he was tested by fire. Great and hard-earned wisdom was found in him, as he let the refining work of God’s Spirit ultimately mold his life.
When God’s refining fire touches your life, what is your response?
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3RRR Radio Interview
Here’s a fun radio interview I did in Melbourne.
One Man
Durian Daze
What's up with Down Under
ONE MAN STAR WARS TRILOGY
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Posts Tagged: Herman Cain
Why it’s wrong for Christians to blame the poor for their poverty
Posted April 8th, 2016 by Scott Schaeffer & filed under Christian Critiques, Economics, Republican Refutations, Rescuing Religion - book excerpts.
… No one better summed up the modern-day Republican stance on personal responsibility than Herman Cain did while running for president in 2012. He said, “Don’t blame Wall Street, don’t blame the big banks, if you don’t have a job and you’re not rich, blame yourself! It is not a person’s fault because they succeeded;… Read more » | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13542 | {"url": "http://politicallymoderatechristian.com/tag/herman-cain/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "politicallymoderatechristian.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:39:50Z", "digest": "sha1:HNQ4IRHQRBGBXXE3PCU55HWMWFU4IPSD"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 569, 569.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 569, 1554.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 569, 4.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 569, 21.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 569, 0.87]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 569, 276.2]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 569, 0.32786885]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 569, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 569, 0.04347826]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 569, 0.22131148]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 569, 0.85869565]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 569, 5.0]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 569, 0.01639344]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 569, 4.29945578]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 569, 92.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 26, 0.0], [26, 92, 0.0], [92, 239, 1.0], [239, 569, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 26, 0.0], [26, 92, 0.0], [92, 239, 0.0], [239, 569, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 26, 4.0], [26, 92, 12.0], [92, 239, 18.0], [239, 569, 58.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 26, 0.0], [26, 92, 0.0], [92, 239, 0.03649635], [239, 569, 0.01242236]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 26, 0.0], [26, 92, 0.0], [92, 239, 0.0], [239, 569, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 26, 0.15384615], [26, 92, 0.03030303], [92, 239, 0.07482993], [239, 569, 0.03030303]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 569, -7.99e-06]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 569, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 569, -8.94e-06]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 569, -57.97398244]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 569, 12.2708936]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 569, -74.39205859]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 569, 4.0]]} |
Tonight Ragioni Tecniche will be celebrating its opening with the opening reception of “Calce” a solo exhibition of work by Alessandra D’Agnolo. The reception will take place at 6pm in our gallery, located in Campo San Beneto just across from the Palazzo Fortuny entrance. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13543 | {"url": "http://ragionitecniche.com/opening/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "ragionitecniche.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:13:11Z", "digest": "sha1:YO2FKV4W2EZK6HKPPJOS3QLDKQ6HI4OC"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 272, 272.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 272, 503.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 272, 1.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 272, 17.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 272, 0.94]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 272, 218.8]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 272, 0.37254902]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 272, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 272, 0.01960784]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 272, 0.11764706]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 272, 0.84090909]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 272, 5.13636364]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 272, 3.5517508]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 272, 44.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 272, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 272, 44.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 272, 0.00371747]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 272, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 272, 0.04779412]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 272, 0.00321418]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 272, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 272, 3.7e-06]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 272, -19.46120872]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 272, 2.60230811]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 272, -13.92830522]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 272, 2.0]]} |
Reader Collection > Blog > Scroll Paintings and Prints
In Japan the traditional method of "framing" a painting is to mount it on a paper scroll, cover its edges with silk fabrics and add wooden rollers to the top and bottom of the scroll. A piece of ribbon is then attached to the top roller to allow the scroll to be hung vertically on a wall. Two Japanese names for a scroll painting are kakejiku 掛軸 (i.e., hung scroll) and kakemono 掛物 (i.e., hanging object). Because a scroll is longer than it is wide the usual format for a painting mounted on a scroll is also longer than wide. Typically the length is 2 to 4 times the width. An example of a Japanese scroll painting, chosen from the Reader Collection of Japanese Flower-and-Bird Art, is shown below together with a closer view of the painting itself.
A scroll painting could be very expensive to buy, especially if it was made with luxurious materials and/or the painting was by a famous artist. To provide a less expensive alternative for art buyers, Japanese artists made prints which had the same vertical format as scroll paintings. These "scroll" prints were less expensive for three reasons. First, many copies could be made easily. Second, most, if not all, prints were NOT mounted on scroll paper with silk fabrics and wooden rollers. Third, they were typically smaller in size than scroll paintings. Over the past three hundred years Japanese printmakers have made literally thousands of woodblock-printed "scroll" prints. Examples of three popular sizes are shown below, chosen from the Reader Collection of Japanese Flower-and-Bird Art.
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The Merry Month of Bug Hunting – Friday, May 29th, 2020
Folks, While May was called a “merry month” in the stage play/film Camelot, it certainly wasn’t a particularly merry month for the world. For CSE, it was a month of responding to feedback, questions, balancing and bug hunting – lots and lots of bug hunting. As you read through the items on our Top Tenish […]
Categories: Camelot Unchained
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Home Breaking News The Tangle of US-Israeli Double Standards
The Tangle of US-Israeli Double Standards
Mar 26, 2015: 8:58 pm
Marjorie Cohn
As Israeli voters went to the polls, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared he would oppose the creation of a Palestinian state. In what The New York Times called a “racist rant,” he also proclaimed, “right-wing rule is in danger” because “Arab voters are streaming in huge quantities to the polling stations.”
James Besser, Washington correspondent for Jewish newspapers for 24 years, wrote that Israeli voters, “more clearly aware of Netanyahu’s intent than ever,” have chosen “the apartheid path.”
Netanyahu’s remarks were met with outrage in the United States and around the world. The Obama administration reacted by saying the United States would “reassess” its policy toward Israel. And, significantly, White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough told a J Street conference that “an occupation that has lasted for almost 50 years must end, and the Palestinian people must have the right to live in and govern themselves in their own sovereign state.”
Netanyahu’s words create a golden opportunity for Barack Obama to radically transform his policy of uncritical support for Israel’s ongoing violations of the law.
Israel took over the West Bank (including East Jerusalem) by military force in 1967 and has held it under military occupation ever since. Security Council Resolution 242, passed in 1967, refers to “the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory by war” and calls for “withdrawal of Israel armed forces from territories occupied in the recent conflict.” Yet Israel continues to occupy the Palestinian territories it acquired in the “Six-Day War.”
Since 1967, Israel has transferred more than a half million of its own citizens into these territories. Israel continues to build settlements in the West Bank, which is occupied Palestinian territory. A state that is occupying territory that is not its own cannot build settlements on that territory and transfer its own citizens into them.
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Edward Turner
John William Draper – Chemist and Photo Pioneer
5. May 2021 Harald Sack
On May 5, 1811, American philosopher, physician, chemist, historian and photographer John William Draper was born. He is credited with producing the first clear photograph of a female face (1839–40) and the first detailed photograph of the Moon (1840). He was also the first president of the American Chemical Society (1876–77) [14] and a founder of the New York University School of Medicine. John William Draper – Early Years John William Draper… | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13547 | {"url": "http://scihi.org/tag/edward-turner/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "scihi.org", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:01:00Z", "digest": "sha1:YDB6PUBMKB3LATPSS7FTJ3CNYJGOICHW"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 589, 589.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 589, 2563.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 589, 5.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 589, 176.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 589, 0.94]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 589, 143.8]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 589, 0.2295082]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 589, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 589, 0.09322034]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 589, 0.10805085]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 589, 0.07627119]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 589, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 589, 0.2]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 589, 0.29508197]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 589, 0.64948454]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 589, 4.86597938]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 589, 0.00819672]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 589, 3.96996371]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 589, 97.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 69, 0.0], [69, 117, 0.0], [117, 141, 0.0], [141, 589, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 69, 0.0], [69, 117, 0.0], [117, 141, 0.0], [141, 589, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 55, 10.0], [55, 69, 2.0], [69, 117, 8.0], [117, 141, 5.0], [141, 589, 72.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 69, 0.0], [69, 117, 0.0], [117, 141, 0.22727273], [141, 589, 0.05324074]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 69, 0.0], [69, 117, 0.0], [117, 141, 0.0], [141, 589, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 55, 0.10909091], [55, 69, 0.14285714], [69, 117, 0.125], [117, 141, 0.125], [141, 589, 0.05580357]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 589, 0.00012982]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 589, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 589, 0.00230324]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 589, -41.06394853]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 589, -10.80386907]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 589, 32.13565242]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 589, 5.0]]} |
Thomas Tyson Woodruff
Possibly found in 18320124BJS_WHS1. An alderman of Round Hill, NY who BJS wants the money WHS raises for him to be sent to. Considering that his son settled in Illinois, where BJS is at the writing of this letter, this would make sense.
Thomas Tyson Woodruff (1781-1855) was a descendant of John Woodruff (1637-1691) and Sarah Ogden, founders of Elizabethtown, New Jersey. His father, Thomas Woodruff Jr. (1720-1805) was a coffin-maker during the Revolution. (Thomas Woodruff, Jr. (1720-1805), Carpenter and Coffin Maker Daybook. The New Jersey Historical Society, accessed 10/08/11.) Thomas T. Woodruff's son, Isaac Ogden Woodruff, (1813-1870), went west and settled in Quincy, Ill., where he was engaged in life insurance and banking. He was the mayor and treasurer of Quincy, and treasurer of the Quincy & Toledo Railroad. (Past and Present of the City of Quincy and Adams County, Illinois. By William Collins, 1905, pp. 458-463.)
Letter from Benjamin Jennings Seward to William Henry Seward, January 24, 1832
Letter from Benjamin Jennings Seward to William Henry Seward, February 1, 1832
Possibly found in 18320124BJS_WHS1. An alderman of Round Hill, NY who BJS wants the money WHS raises for him to be sent to. Considering that his son settled in Illinois, where BJS is at the writing of this letter, this would make sense. Thomas Tyson Woodruff (1781-1855) was a descendant of John Woodruff (1637-1691) and Sarah Ogden, founders of Elizabethtown, New Jersey. His father, Thomas Woodruff Jr. (1720-1805) was a coffin-maker during the Revolution. (Thomas Woodruff, Jr. (1720-1805), Carpenter and Coffin Maker Daybook. The New Jersey Historical Society, accessed 10/08/11.) Thomas T. Woodruff's son, Isaac Ogden Woodruff, (1813-1870), went west and settled in Quincy, Ill., where he was engaged in life insurance and banking. He was the mayor and treasurer of Quincy, and treasurer of the Quincy & Toledo Railroad. (Past and Present of the City of Quincy and Adams County, Illinois. By William Collins, 1905, pp. 458-463.)
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People of Urirchar ‘deprived of basic right’ to education
By Shamsuddin Illius
One secondary school for 30,000 residents
SHAMSUDDIN ILLIUS, back from Urirchar, Sandwip
Publication Date: 25 January, 2017 00:00 00 AM
Media: The Independent
Original Link: People of Urirchar ‘deprived of basic right’ to education
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Urirchar High School, established in 1997, has changed its name four times to get teaching permission and MPO (monthly oay order) enlistment. However, it is yet to get the clearances. The number of its students has dwindled to a little over 450 as against the full capacity of 30,000 pupils. It is the only secondary school on the isolated river island run with the help of locals. In 2016, 54 students of this school appeared in the Junior School Certificate (JSC) examination. Of them, 51 cleared their exams. Even though a total of 50 students of the school had appeared in the JSC examination in 2015, they had to complete their registration from a school in Sandwip upazila.
Mohammad Jahangir Alam, president of the school’s managing committee, told The Independent: “We have not received any permission for teaching. To get government help, we had changed the name of the school at the suggestion of an MP and the upazila chairman. In the end, we reverted to the previous name.”
“The land given to the school by locals had been given to them by the government. The government does not give permission to schools built on such land. But the land here is of the same nature everywhere,” he explained.
Alam said they were trying their best to persuade the government. “Now, our application is awaiting the district administration’s decision,” he added.
The school is currently being run with financial help from freedom fighter Lt Col Didarul Alam, Bir Protik, and local people, he said. Md Habibur Rahman, additional deputy commissioner (education & ICT) of Chittagong, told The Independent: “A school is needed on the island to serve local population. But there are procedural problems as the school stands on khas land,” he said. Rahman said the school authorities should keep in touch so that relevant documents could be sent to the ministry concerned. In 2000, the school was known as ‘Urirchar Junior High School. Upazila chairman Md Shahjan had changed its name to ‘Urirchar Bangabandhu Junior High School’ in 2009 after the Awami League came to power. But since he failed to get the approval of the Prime Minister’s Office for the school, its name was changed back to Urirchar Junior High School in 2013.
However, it was renamed again in 2014, this time as Dwipbondhu Mostafizur Rahman Junior High School, after MP Mahfuzur Rahman Mita’s father. But the MP’s reluctance forced the school back to adopting original name in 2015.
In January 11, 2013, a seven-member team from Chittagong’s Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education visited the school and submitted a report, recommending teaching permission. The report was submitted by Md Aziz Uddin, regional deputy director of the board on September 10, 2015.
Assistant commissioner of land (Sandwip) also wrote to the deputy commissioner (DC) of Chittagong on April 12, 2015, to give permission for the land of the school. Yet, the school’s fate hangs in the balance. “The salaries of 10 teachers and employees of the school are being paid from funds raised by locals and tuition charges given by the students,” said Mohammad Hasan, headmaster of the school. At present, there are 156 students in Class VI, 142 in Class VII, 92 in Class VIII, 51 in Class IX, and 20 in Class X. For the SSC-2017, a total of 18 students have registered with the school. “IAbout 200 students get admission in Class VI every year. But most of them leave after a few years as they have to register with schools in Sandwip, which is far away from here,” said the headmaster. The students of the island are being deprived of their basic rights of education, he expressed regret.
Shamsuddin Illius
Shamsuddin Illius is a print and online media journalist. He has been working in the field (fulltime) of journalism since 2010. He is very much passionate about journalism since his early age. Currently he is the Bureau Chief-Chittagong at The Business Standard.
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Alysia McMillan
Ran for election to the Arizona House of Representatives to represent District 29. She lost in the Republican primary on August 4, 2020. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13550 | {"url": "http://stonewalldemsaz.org/amcmillan.htm", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "stonewalldemsaz.org", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:54:04Z", "digest": "sha1:IL2PBBDUJJREYQZF7OAFB54UQP72VVRL"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 152, 152.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 152, 1520.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 152, 2.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 152, 20.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 152, 0.93]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 152, 38.6]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 152, 0.28571429]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 152, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 152, 0.21428571]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 152, 0.92]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 152, 5.0]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 152, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 152, 3.10797228]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 152, 25.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 16, 0.0], [16, 152, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 16, 0.0], [16, 152, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 16, 2.0], [16, 152, 23.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 16, 0.0], [16, 152, 0.05263158]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 16, 0.0], [16, 152, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 16, 0.1875], [16, 152, 0.05882353]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 152, 0.00135118]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 152, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 152, -1.001e-05]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 152, -10.90105521]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 152, -2.83177494]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 152, 7.39766979]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 152, 2.0]]} |
A Brief History and Definition of the USA’s Non-Profit Organization
The idea of the “volunteer” far predates the commonly known organization called the “Nonprofit.” As widely known as nonprofits are in the twenty-first century, their place of origin only found a firm foundation in the 1970’s. The IRS, at the realization that laws were needed to regulate the tax code, with respect to mission-driven organizations, created Section 501 in the Internal Revenue Code of 1954. This section, loosely stated, describes that tax exempt donations could be given to nonprofit organizations. Thus, the nonprofit organization was born.
Before the nonprofit was established in the United States, in particular, citizens were actively at work for centuries, trying to provide for the people of their society in creative and new ways that no one had ever done before. Paul Arnsberger, Melissa Ludlum, Margaret Riley, and Mark Stanton of the IRS think Alexis de Tocqueville said it best in his 1831 renowned visit to the USA:
“Americans of all ages, conditions, and dispositions constantly unite together. Not only do they have commercial and industrial associations to which all belong but also a thousand other kinds, religious, moral, serious, futile…Americans group together to hold fetes, found seminaries, build inns, construct churches, distribute books…They establish prisons, schools by the same method…I have frequently admired the endless skill with which the inhabitants of the United States manage to set a common aim to the efforts of a great number of men and to persuade them to pursue it voluntarily.”
Defining the Umbrella Term
According to Peter Dobkin Hall, Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations’ Senior Research Fellow at Harvard University:
“The terms nonprofit sector and nonprofit organization are neologisms. Coined by economists, lawyers, and policy scientists in the decades following World War II as part of an effort to describe and classify the organizational domain for tax, policy, and regulatory purposes, the meaning varies depending on the identity and intentions of the user.”
According to the IRS:
“To be tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, an organization must be organized and operated exclusively for exempt purposes set forth in section 501(c)(3), and none of its earnings may inure to any private shareholder or individual. In addition, it may not be an action organization, i.e., it may not attempt to influence legislation as a substantial part of its activities and it may not participate in any campaign activity for or against political candidates.”
Breaking Down the Term
When someone uses the term “nonprofit organization,” it is usually used to reference parts of the tax code covered in either Section 501(c)(3) or 501(c)(4). From a more inclusive standpoint, Hall explains, it includes, “political parties, trade associations, mutual benefit associations, and other entities that enjoy various degrees of exemption, accord donors various kinds of tax relief, and are constrained in distributing their surpluses in the form of dividends.” Although numerous nonprofit organizations fall under the 501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4) regulations, there are twenty-seven other regulations under Section 501 of the IRS tax code.
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Trailer: Obi-Wan Kenobi
Disney+ Debuts Brand-New Teaser Trailer For “Obi-Wan Kenobi”
The teaser trailer for Obi-Wan Kenobi was published today by Disney+, giving fans an exclusive first look at the highly-anticipated limited series, which will premiere exclusively on the streaming service on May 25. Check it out in the video above or by clicking here.
The limited series picks up 10 years after the events of Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, in which Obi-Wan Kenobi suffered his greatest defeat—the demise and corruption of his best friend and Jedi trainee, Anakin Skywalker, who became wicked Sith Lord Darth Vader. Prior to the sequel trilogy coming out, the three films that focused on Obi-Wan and Anakin were widely panned. However, the animated series The Clone Wars has done much to salvage that era of Star Wars. Ever since Disney started announcing new projects set in a galaxy far, far, away, fans have been pining over an Obi-Wan Kenobi film or limited series.
Some may wonder why the series isn’t opening on May the 4th, aka Star Wars day? Shout out to Jeff Stormer for this bit of trivia—Star Wars opened on May 25th way back in 1977!
The series stars Ewan McGregor, who reprises his role as the renowned Jedi Master, as well as Hayden Christensen, who reprises his role as Darth Vader. Moses Ingram, Joel Edgerton, Bonnie Piesse, Kumail Nanjiani, Indira Varma, Rupert Friend, O’Shea Jackson Jr., Sung Kang, Simone Kessell, and Benny Safdie are among the newcomers to the cast.
Obi-Wan Kenobi is directed by Deborah Chow and executive-produced by Kathleen Kennedy, Michelle Rejwan, Deborah Chow, Ewan McGregor, and Joby Harold.
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Book/DVD
Who was Hitler
Delving into History
Since Hitler’s death more than 70 years ago, countless books and television documentaries have attempted to shed light on the life of the man from Braunau in Upper Austria and to make sense of the Adolf Hitler “phenomenon”. This film, however, tells Hitler’s life story as it has never before been told: In WER WAR HITLER, except for a few, brief comments by a narrator, only contemporaries and Hitler himself have their say. Accounts taken from diaries, letters, speeches and autobiographies have been combined with new and often previously unpublished archive material. Only original film footage is used – including a significant amount of amateur footage, often in colour – and some photographs. There are no interviews, no reconstructions, no special effects, and no technical gimmicks. As a result, Hitler’s life is reflected uniquely against the backdrop of the society between 1889 and 1945. A documentary for cinema that breaks new ground in the cinematic portrayal of contemporary history.
Astonishingly, only two documentary films about Adolf Hitler have ever been made for the big screen. And the last one - "Hitler - Eine Karriere" by Joachim Fest - dates back to 1977. Four decades after Fest's film, WER WAR HITLER, by Hermann Pölking offers a new and modern cinematographic approach. By placing Hitler’s life and work against the social backdrop of the first half of the 20th century, WER WAR HITLER does not explain; it offers the audience information and ideas from which they can draw their own conclusions. Drawing upon Hitler’s interaction and resonance with both German and Austrian society as well as national and international political movements and events between 1895 and 1945, the film documents the life of Adolf Hitler in 17 chapters and a prologue – for the most part chronologically.
Hitler and the period of National Socialism have been the topics of scores of television documentaries in Germany, and they have covered every imaginable aspect of this time. The chance to make a film for cinema that is not tied to the constraints of television formatting offers new ways to explore the subject at hand.
WER WAR HITLER differs from previous productions in two particular ways: the selection of sources and the narrative style. In documentaries, contemporary witnesses or supposedly all-knowing experts usually evaluate and explain archive material. WER WAR HITLER includes no such interviews or statements. The informative narration is kept to a minimum; it is used only in a few selected scenes to provide essential background facts. The film is otherwise limited to original quotes, speeches and texts (diaries, letters, contemporary journalism and memoirs) by Hitler and his immediate contemporaries. In other words, only the historical protagonists are given a voice; nobody is looking retrospectively into the past. The result is a film that offers the audience an insight into the time back then, but a film that does not comment, so that viewers might “work it out” for themselves.
It is no mistake that the film does not offer a ready-made idea or message. Watching the film, it becomes clear what shaped and moved Hitler, his follower and voters – and also his opponents.
The film includes comments from ordinary people from all over the world as well as representatives of the elites, statesmen and military men, National Socialists, Conservatives, Christian Democrats, Liberals, Social Democrats and Communists - a kaleidoscope of opinions and views from followers, profiteers and accomplices, victims and adversaries.
Archive material selected especially for the film compliments and backs up the various quotes. Most documentaries on National Socialism use the same, well-known footage. From a historical point of view, the use of such material is often problematic, i.e. the image content does not fit (accurately) to the context in which it is placed. Many of the well-known sources - including those of the Allies - also come from newsreels or similar programmes - programmes which were produced as propaganda, and as such had the particular function of controlling or manipulating the viewer. However, the situation surrounding source material has changed dramatically in recent years. Today, a multitude of material is available from private and non-governmental sources – a significant proportion of which is even in colour. By using these archive films, it is possible to gain a more authentic perspective on Hitler and his time.
Director's Statement by Hermann Pölking
I was born in 1954. My first visual memory begins in the incredible summer of 1959 when the surface of the fields in my North German hometown became leathery. The radio coverage of the construction of the Berlin Wall in August 1961 is the first historical event I took in. When I recall this echoic memory, I am often also reminded of the voices of my father, uncle and great uncle. During the men’s heated discussions of those years, the name “Hitler” was often thrown into the cigar smoke that filled the room. My father had been a corporal in Hitler's war for seven years. My great uncle Heinrich was a devout Catholic and judicial officer and had wanted Hitler to come to power in 1933 - he went to his grave not being able to forgive himself for wishing this. My uncle Wilfried, still young at the time, studied in West Berlin and was able to tell me, the young seven-year-old, about things in more detail. Several times a year, Rudolf Augstein’s "Spiegel", which I was already reading at the age of twelve, provided cover stories on the subject. I have been reading and learning about Adolf Hitler for more than 50 years.
I turned 63 this year. After 40 years of reading Central European history from written sources, 18 years of intensive work in the jungle of cinematic archives, and a documentary tour d'horizon through the everyday culture of the past century, I began to feel like I should make a film that answers the question "Who was Hitler?"
When people see and hear at the same time, they understand things differently. A play on the stage, a photo accompanying a text, and indeed the moving pictures of television and cinema are all food for the mind’s eye. The mind's eye translates any spoken or written words into pictures already stored in our heads without the need for a real picture. Our intention with WER WAR HITLER was to offer viewers more visual excitement than the iconic images they may already know from television documentaries.
My film first takes the moving image seriously as a source. When it comes to depicting historical events, these sources have different qualities to those of a printed document that has been deemed authentic, or to a witness whose background has been checked for his or her reliability. Unlike paper documents, moving images can rarely be certified because they are easily manipulated through editing. Nevertheless, much like an autobiography or a letter, moving images record a moment in history. When using film material, as is the case with any source, I have to be aware of the technical and subjective manner in which it was made. The perspective of the person behind the camera, those who worked on the film, bits that were left out or not recorded (on purpose or by chance) – much like the author who might tear a page out of his notebook.
Because we wanted WER WAR HITLER to be anti-iconographic, the film needs as many previously unseen sources as possible. We deliberately wanted to avoid "learned effects". During the research phase for WER WAR HITLER, efforts were made - the likes of which had been unheard of for film and TV documentaries - to get our hands on film material. No corners were cut, and no production costs were too high. After all, in our film, the archive is the “cameraman”. I checked all of the sources myself and did not forget a single moving picture.
I have read up on autobiographical testimonies by contemporaries, including sources from the time like reports, transcripts of speeches and conversations, letters, memos and diaries. I had to take a step back while evaluating the memoirs: people make excuses for their actions, hundreds of autobiographies, written in hindsight after history had taken its course, filled with lies – white lies and big lies.
All of this was done, of course, with academic research and findings on the subject taken entirely into account. Hitler has been researched and written about a lot. I have worked through the literature, reflected on the controversies of the past and present that surround the topic, and gone to great lengths to check the facts.
More than 120 speakers lend their voices to the written testimonies of their contemporaries. Snippets of information about time and location help viewers keep a sense of chronology and place the events they see on screen with the knowledge they bring to the cinema with them. Very infrequently, there is also a narrator, but the comments made serve merely to inform; they do not evaluate. I otherwise have faith in the ability of my audience to draw conclusions, as well as in their emotion and empathy for the suffering seen in history. Walter Kempowski's "Echolot", which may not have been given a great deal of media attention, was especially important to me here; Ken Burn's method of storytelling was another inspiration to me. I often use a picture-text montage, which is denounced by many documentary purists as "text-image-cut". But in my film, sound and image are brought together. Image and text always have something to do with each other, albeit on different levels. I want to pair sound and image for maximum effect, sort of like cross-cutting. Such techniques sometimes awaken something in the view or the listener - something they can associate with what they are seeing or hearing. They can also be used to bridge a gap in footage.
WER WAR HITLER is deliberately purist. About 95% of the film consists of moving pictures and about 5% of photographs; no blending, only hard cuts, no special effects that are so common in modern cinema; and no modern film sequences, no interviews or animations. Technically, WER WAR HITLER is state of the art. All of the film sources were carefully evaluated before making it to the editing room. We stabilised, restored and adjusted the colours for the big screen. The film sources were originally almost silent, the historical moment in which they were shot was not. We tried hard to make the sound of the time sound natural without using any audio effects. Music is used sparingly but effectively; it should not create a wall of sound, more of a feeling of claustrophobia.
WER WAR HITLER is a cinematic event; it offers everything you might expect from a trip to the cinema: the good and the bad, peaks and troughs, scenes of the masses and scenes of the individual. It is the story of the first half of the 20th century - a time that saw the greatest wars, the greatest crimes, and the most incredible explosion of human creativity. A time that saw heroism akin to Achilles, guile akin to Odysseus, cunningness akin to Hagen the warrior – and a person called Adolf Hitler.
An Introduction by Producer Thorsten Pollfuß
There are countless television documentaries about Hitler. Nevertheless, we committed ourselves to producing another that is probably the most comprehensive Hitler film. Why? Unfortunately, the events unfolding around the world prove that this topic is more relevant than ever.
We are living in times when populism is spreading all around us, in which nationalistic aspirations are rampant, and in which there is open hostility towards minorities. Nonconformists are silenced, and a differentiated and independent public media are discredited as “fake news”. This has all been seen in history, especially in the period of Adolf Hitler and National Socialism. The events of that time are a terrifying blueprint of what is going on at the moment. Have we learned nothing from our recent history?
Much of what we see happening in today’s society was used by Hitler to brew his poisonous cocktail of politics. Politicians who intentionally target and speak to those deemed to be disadvantaged – the so-called “left behind”; a general feeling of repulsion towards the elite, which turns into hate and discrimination aimed at minority groups; alleged “evil” powers abroad, and even at home, that are working against the nation; the annexation of foreign territories to supposedly stop the oppression of minorities there who want to be reunited with their homeland; as well as efforts to prevent freedom of speech, which sometimes even resort to violence.
Repeating a web of bold and outright lies creates a climate of hate that is completely detached from rational argument. False and misleading claims aim only to speak to people’s emotions. As was the case under National Socialism, facts no longer matter, they are simply denied if necessary. A sense of hollowness among the people takes the place of truth and enlightenment and becomes the sole motivation in moving forward, as well as the justification for people’s actions. And, if this fails to pave the road to success, violence will be used where it is necessary, critics will be suppressed or killed and ultimately merely banned – as we currently see in Poland, Russian and Turkey, for example. Democracy and the rule of law are no longer unbreakable values, let alone the freedom of and consideration for minorities. Do the followers of Putin, Erdogan, Trump, Kaczynski or even Wilders, Le Pen, Hocke and Petry, to name but a few examples, not see the parallels? Do they have their eyes closed? Or is this what they want?
Another common characteristic is the way in which these demagogues engineer themselves: the strong heroes who have come to save the people, the only ones interested in the future – who therefore demand (and are often granted) absolute power. For this reason, the film WER WAR HITLER shows how the Nazis purposefully created a cult of persona around Adolf Hitler and how this led to the people of Germany following him with such compliance, whatever he did. Hitler was certainly not the first to use such methods, but with Hitler, it is clear to see where his actions led.
In WER WAR HITLER, representatives from the powerful German workers’ movement that emerged after the First World War give their views. So, too, do the intelligentsia (left) of the Weimar years, leading politicians and economists of the time, as well as the press and the media. The sobering insight with which they comment on and analyse the developments of the time may well (justifiably) lead viewers to ask just how the rise of Hitler and National Socialism was possible. Willy Brandt, who was at high school in Lübeck during the years of the Weimar Republic, criticised the then SPD by saying: “You didn’t have to be on the left to consider the SPD foolish or to see that many young people ran after the brown rat catchers because they were on a road to nowhere.” This must lead us to ask ourselves today if we are losing control of democracy due to egoism, bureaucracy, sectarianism and even recklessness, just as the case was in the years leading up to 1933.
Let’s not let it happen again almost 100 years later. Lauenburg, June 2017
Interview with Author & Director Hermann Pölking
Fabula and Syuzhet
Mr. Pölking, why another documentary about Adolf Hitler?
Productions are made and broadcast about National Socialism all over the world because a large group of people want to see them. However, with WER WAR HITLER, we have not made “TV”. We have produced a documentary for the cinema. And, as far as we know, there have only been two since Hitler’s death. In 1942: “Mein Kampf” (Sweden/Germany) by Erwin Leiser in 1960 and “Hitler – Eine Karriere” by Joachim Fest and Christian Herrendoerfer in 1977. So, after 40 years, there is another factual film about Adolf Hitler to be screened in cinemas.
But is cinema the right place for historical documentation? Many critically acclaimed documentaries don’t find their audience in the cinema.
I assumed that Joachim Fest's film was from the 80s and it surprised me when I found out it was from 1977. Since then, there have been no documentaries for the cinema. Of course, you can watch everything on TV today. This film will also be on TV. But you perceive a film in the cinema, a full-length film, differently - even later in front of the screen. In the cinema, you have to get involved in the topic. This allows for a different, certainly a more demanding dramaturgy. We are bringing history to the cinema for those who are interested in it!
Is that why your film WER WAR HITLER isn’t exactly short? There are going to be two versions. The "short" version is just over three hours long, the long version is 7 ½ hours long.
We had a look around during the early planning phase. In 1960, Erwin Leiser needed 2 hours and 2 minutes to talk about Hitler in his film "Mein Kampf". Joachim's 1977 film is 2 hours and 30 minutes long. In their day and age, both of these were unusually long films. Golo Mann once wrote: "In our times, no one makes world history anymore. Hitler was the last to do it for a brief moment." Hitler lived to the age of 56. In these years, he determined German history for 23 and world history for twelve. There are a lot of important things to say about this time. We also now have the film footage. The amount of footage available has changed dramatically in the last 25 years. Most significantly, the use of amateur films has opened up new possibilities. Television, with is explanatory tone which interprets sources, has not responded adequately to this.
So, you don’t interpret?
I want to avoid that. In my films, I try to take film footage seriously as a historical source. You do, of course, have to know a lot of things about the footage. Who shot the film and why? Is it an amateur film? If I am watching a documentary or an educational film, is the copy I have raw footage or an edited version? Were there different versions of a film? Whether or not the film I am working with had been edited or is a simple documentation of an event makes a big difference.
So, you are telling a story from the sources?
That’s what I do in most of my films. With WER WAR HITLER, with two or three exceptions, we don’t give a lot of background information about the film sources. Neither do we provide technical information – whether or not the films are 8 mm, 9.5 mm Pathe, 16mm or 35mm, for example. This film is an example of my work in which I don’t mix sources in scenes to create what my editor and I call “icons”. Each statement and each episode uses only one film source. We stuck to this in WER WAR HITLER.
So, you don’t tell us what or where we are seeing in each scene. What do you tell the audience?
In this film, 90% of the work I do is with quotes from contemporary observers. We check their accounts with the film material we have, and, on many occasions, they match up. And so, the film shows what observers said or noted in their quotes or statements. Or the text that goes along with the image creates something I call an “image-text parallelism”. The film shows something that was indeed going on at the same time but in a different place - this is often the case. We see, for example, an upper-class woman and her seven blond children, filmed by her husband, on holiday on the island of Wolin in Pomerania in 1941. At the same time, we hear the words “Is this a human? This quote by Primo Levi refers to a Jewish mother as she cares for her children as they are taken to Auschwitz. We also use the “image-text parallelism” to make 180-degree contrasts. Quotes about the Hitler-Ludendorff-Putsch in 1923, for example, can be heard as images are shown of a Bavarian beer garden, complete with brass band people dancing the Schuhplattler in 1931. In English-speaking countries, the Hitler-Ludendorff-Putsch is more commonly referred to as the Beer Hall Putsch. We bring Bavarian tradition face to face with Bavarian revolution.
What was your plan in terms of content?
Since around 2007, I knew about Stefen Aust and Micheal Kloft’s (both of whom work for Spiegel TV) plans to make a Hitler documentary for the big screen. At that time, I had already supplied some film sources I had found in the Saeculum Archive. I now work with Karl Höffkes, and he had known about these plans for a long time. While ever Spiegel was planning such a film, it was not something we thought about going near. And furthermore, I wasn’t that interested in the topic at that time. I’d wondered for a long time if “Hitler” had already been overdone – so much already said about him. It was during a trip to Tel Aviv and Jerusalem in 2014 that I, Thorsten Pollfuß and Karl Höffkes came up with the idea of making a cinema documentary about Hitler. It was clear by then that Aust and Kloft were not going to make a film anytime soon. I also saw making a documentary film for cinema as a chance to work with a big budget to create a film based on my own ideas and without the restrictions that come with making documentaries for television. Back then, the opinion magazine, The European, had published an edition in which Hitler was referred to as “Germany’s only global brand”. It didn’t show much pity to Hitler’s victims, but it was correct.
What is your narrative style?
I thought “Hitler” as a subject matter would be an excellent example to help realise my ideas of creating a new and systematic way to narrate history. When it came to telling the story, I wanted the film to be pure regarding footage and composition. Just like the early days of cinema: only hard cuts, no blending, no special effects that would look dated after a few years, no interviews, no reconstructions, and no explanatory graphics. A purist documentary film.
After publishing a lengthy book some four years earlier, Joachim Fest brought Hitler to the cinema in 1977.
It was clear to me from the start that I was following in big footsteps. I read more than 800 books for the script. I quote from almost 400 books in the film. And I will add that some of the books were more than a thousand pages long. Thankfully, I’m a fast reader. My first step was to read the majority of Hitler biographies already published – in German and in English. I then turned to books that dealt with specific times in Hitler’s life. Next, I began looking at diaries, letters, documents and autobiographies written by people who were alive back then. When it came to choosing the quotes, I always had to weigh up the quality and the originality of my sources. I then took quotes from these books. I must make it clear that I deliberately only let the people alive at the time have a say; I did not want to use comments by all-knowing historians. I must have digitalised and edited some 14,000 citations.
When it comes to sources and what we know, haven’t things changed completely since 1977?
Definitely. Since the early 90s, even TV producers have been reacting to every new academic finding and every modern interpretation of Hitler's biography. No other subject in history has been researched as intensely as the field that is National Socialism, the Holocaust and the Second World War.
And then you wrote a screenplay?
The first screenplay – well, you couldn't really call it a screenplay because we didn't film anything - was 28 hours long and Thorsten Pollfuß and Karl Höffkes didn’t even read it. At the same time, I probably also viewed thousands of hours of archive films. When choosing the text, I did have films in mind that I wanted to use as well as motives that I had to look for. While I was reading, I also looked for sections that would work well with extracts I was already sure I wanted to use. Nine voice-over artists then read out 18 hours’ worth of quotes. In the first rough cut, I pre-cut 14 hours of voice-overs, chapter by chapter. I started with the four chapters that look at Hitler’s “years of peace” from 1933 to 1939. As far as this period was concerned, I knew we weren’t going to have any problems with the material – the same could not be said for the period from Hitler’s birth in 1889 to 1926, when party members made the first film about their movement. At this point, I began trying to make the number of sources more manageable. This was when I had the idea not just to create a “short” three-hour version, but to create a cinematic event. There were just too many good sources at our disposal not to use them. We then added sound to a roughly nine-hour long version of WER WAR HITLER, the music was composed by musician Julius Holtz, and we began to make and edit the final voice-overs. In the end, 117 people provided voices for about 350 quotes.
Is it possible to tell the same story in three hours and also in over seven hours?
No, it isn't. It is not the "same" story. In the short version, we had to be careful not to edit away part of the truth. It’s well known that a half-truth is the same as a lie. We want to tell the truth in both, just differently.
So, the long version is not a classic "director's cut"?
A director's cut often happens in cinema because the director, producer and distributor disagree about something. It’s the film that the producers and distributors want that ends up in the cinema. The director is then later allowed to release his "redux" version. That isn't how things went for us. There was no conflict between the author and director, producer or distributor. We were looking for a film solution to a substantive problem. I’m going to get bit theoretical now: in Russian formalism from 1910 to 1930, which made the leap from the stage to Soviet film, the words "fabula" and "sjuzhet" were used to talk about the difference between what a story tells, and what else happens. The "fabula" tells what happened in chronological order. This "fabula", the telling of the story, gives the short version of the film its own sense of suspense. The "sjuzhet" is the conscious view of our "implied" dramaturgy, our way of telling the story, and the order in which we do it. With the " sjuzhet Hitler”, which revolves around “Hitler and the Germans”, we really roll out the “Fabula”, especially in the long version.
So, you don’t just scratch the surface, you look at things from a psychological point of view?
We don’t go into psychology in the film, and therefore the film is not speculative. Hitler was a showman – a lot of it all just a façade. We don’t know what was behind that façade. And that doesn’t interest me either. Misshaped people like Hitler with a thirst for power have existed throughout history. Quite simply, people should not have been allowed to vote for him. The German elites should have prevented a man like Hitler from gaining power through lies and dishonesty. If they had been successful in stopping him, this man would not have been able to commit his crimes. Almost a sixth of the film is dedicated to the story of Hitler’s childhood home, his childhood and younger years, his years spent doing not very much in Vienna and Munich, as well as his years as a corporal in the First World War. It becomes clear what could have shaped him. But even here – as in many other parts – we do not speculate. Speculative comments by contemporary witnesses are almost always coupled with opposing quotes. Whether or not Hitler was homosexual, bisexual or heterosexual, or could have sexual intercourse with one testicle, these things didn’t interest us. We were, however, interested in his intellect; was he stupid or intelligent? And, we were naturally interested in what he knew. Those who were regularly around him have since written: “Hitler knew everything”.
So, there’s not a lot of Hitler in private?
No, there's quite a lot. There is a chapter called "Petite Bourgeoise" - it’s is all about the private Hitler. Contemporaries tell of a man who also deceived the public when it came to his private life. He portrayed himself as a modest man, but, in reality, lived large. He was, as we would say nowadays, in a "serious relationship" and hid his partner from the public. He was a Bohemian who went to bed late and rarely got up before 11:00 am and who preferred watching films over reading over official papers.
Why do viewers have to know that?
Hitler was human, not a superhuman, as he liked to style himself. Unfortunately, neither was he a "monster". People who, like him, are perceived as "nice" by those around them can kill and destroy the world with war.
Let's get back to your narrative ...
Except for the prologue and the two chapters " Petite Bourgeoise" and "A Mass Murderer", 15 of the 17 chapters chronologically tell the story of Hitler from his birth to his suicide in his bunker under the Reich Chancellery. That is the "fabula". It's kind of like a double history lesson. In the "sjuzhe", or the longer version, Hitler’s life is put in the context of everyday life in the German Reich and Austria. To achieve this, we turned to Hitler’s biographers who see Hitler as a manifestation and/or reflection of a large proportion of Germany and Austrian society and its structures in the 1920s and 1930s. We call these historians the "functionalists". In their biographical interpretations, the "intentionalists", such as Joachim Fest, Allan Bullock or currently Wolfgang Pyta, see Hitler as a highly charismatic historical protagonist, a seducer and manipulator of the people. We also attribute "charisma" to Hitler, albeit more of an act than real charisma, and I think that is clear to see in the film. Just as Ian Kershaw does in his two-part Hitler biography, we explore both views.
We all know the consequences of Hitler’s politics and how he met his end. How do you create tension?
As long as the storyline is still clear to the viewer, films can take the audience wherever they want. Where there is a shadow, there also has to be light. We have good and evil in our plot. In WER WAR HITLER, it’s obvious who the villain is. In our film, we don’t say who the “good guys” are. We juxtaposed the anti-hero Hitler with a hero. This becomes very clear in the long version. We also use images and text to surprise; amazing photos and quotes from contemporaries that will surprise. Nothing is seen onscreen that isn’t from the period between 1989 and 1945 - the viewer is taken back to the Hitler years for 3 or seven hours.
One last question – the central question: who was Hitler?
An individual with an excellent capacity for autosuggestion from which he drew willpower. He was also a very gifted actor who lied unashamedly – the most dangerous combination there is.
Interview with producer Thorsten Pollfuß
"Three years with Hitler is not always nice"
Mr. Pollfuß, why another film about Adolf Hitler?
Granted, there are scores of documentaries about the time of National Socialism on TV. But interest in this period is not waning. It was when I first started at "Spiegel TV" in 2000 that I first thought everything had already been said and nobody wanted to see anything more about Hitler and National Socialism. But I was wrong. Everything we made on the subject gained a lot of attention. When we started to add DVDs to our printed paper, the editions with the Third Reich DVDs were by far the ones that sold the best. This also has to do with the fact that it was the last archetypical crisis for us (Germans). Other countries indeed continued to have their crises, such as the Americans with their losses in the Vietnam war. We didn't make the film for TV but the cinema.
But is cinema the right place for historical documentaries? Many critically acclaimed documentaries don’t find their audience in the cinema.
When the idea for a film started to form, I was surprised at the beginning at how long it had been since documentary films about Hitler had been made. The last one - "Hitler - Eine Karriere" by Joachim Fest - dates back to 1977. That irritated me. Cinema makes it possible to tell a story differently. TV documentaries on the Third Reich usually follow a certain pattern: a long and elaborate voiceover filled with facts and figures that are then verified by one or two eyewitnesses. Finally, this is all confirmed by a couple of experts. Everything is handed to the viewer on a plate – there is no need for the audience to think for itself. Such formatting helps to keep the viewer’s attention – unlike cinema; people often do other things while they are watching the TV. In a cinema, the viewer is much more involved in the film. Besides, cinema has changed dramatically in the last few years. Multiplex cinemas prevail in numbers. Even arthouse cinemas now often have multiple screens. Special interest programmes stand a better chance of finding their audience – whether that be as part of an evening or late-night programme, or as a matinee showing as part of a larger event. Digitalization has also reduced the price per copy of a film for cinema operators. As a result, even the “small” films find their way into cinemas because they are now cheaper. There is also a further trend: alongside the very young, older people are returning to the cinema in ever growing numbers. Older, educated people with higher incomes are particularly interested in history.
Can’t you make WER WAR HITLER any shorter?
The plan was actually for a film with a running time of about 2½ hours, which also corresponds to the length of the film by Joachim Fest. But we quickly realised that that’s hard to do. On the one hand, unlike many other films, we describe Hitler's entire biography, from his birth to his death – using cinematic techniques, most significantly. Hitler's childhood and adolescence, in particular, are comprehensively portrayed with carefully selected and rare sources – it is not just a standalone voiceover with no connection to the rest of the film. This provides a more comprehensive picture overall. Also, our dramaturgy requires the right space. Since we mainly tell the events only with sources from the time, we need time. Thanks to digital film copies for cinemas, the length of a film is no longer so significant when it comes to film rentals and cinemas. Films can now be considerably longer, which leads to a change in the way films tell their stories. Most importantly, Video on Demand services, which are not bound by listings and airing slots, are now producing increasing numbers of longer (and successful) films. There is a definite trend towards longer films.
So, that means you focus on sources from the time?
Unlike typical TV documentaries, narration plays a minor role in this film. Narrations usually convey historians' current findings and are therefore based on a retrospective assessment of the history of the event from today's perspective. In our film, however, we wanted to show how Hitler managed to become what he was. What was life like back then? What did people think about him and his actions at the time? What did they do? What did he do? How did it all happen? 70 years later, with the benefit of hindsight and knowledge of the time, these questions are often answered well. But this method isn’t necessarily an accurate reflection of the way people experienced the past. Therefore, in the film, we use quotes from people who lived alongside Hitler, who describe the events from their point of view. We mainly used letters, diaries, speeches, books and newspaper articles from the period. The viewer sees Hitler's career like a kind of contemporary observer. It's a bit like being immersed in that time.
How does the film differ from conventional Hitler documentaries?
We refrain entirely from using the typical features seen in TV documentaries, such as interviews with contemporary witnesses and experts, new film footage of the historical sites, or reconstructions of events that were not caught on film. The film only uses archive material. Our film is distinctly different from conventional documentaries. We make extensive use of private film recordings. As far as possible, we avoid the classic scenes from newsreels. On the one hand, they have been seen often enough and, on the other hand, you have to remember that such footage was made as propaganda to influence the audience. These sources do not convey an authentic image of the time. Incidentally, this is also true of material produced by the Allies to some extent. The films from private sources, however, are mostly unfiltered and unadorned. Events are therefore told from the people’s perspective and not described by the top-down view of a controlled newsreel camera. When it came to archive material, we also took extreme care to ensure that the material belonged to the period in question. The pictures accurately convey the events and the feelings of the time. This results in a kind of kaleidoscope, similar to Walter Kempowski's “Sonar” – a collection of autobiographical reports, letters and other documents by those alive during the Second World War. A view of the time is gradually opened up to the viewer.
When did you have the idea to make this film?
The idea had been there for a long time. It was when I left "Spiegel TV" and founded Agenda Media together with Stefan Aust that I wanted to tackle the project. We spoke to Filmförderung Hamburg and developed some initial ideas, but due to a lack of time, we didn’t get around to realising the project. One thing was clear to me from the start: making a comprehensive Hitler biography was going to mean an enormous amount of research and preparation. During my time spent working at N24 (a German TV station), there was no time for such a project. When I started work at Epoche Media, it was clear that the right moment had come. Furthermore, I also found the right partner for the project in Hermann Pölking. Hermann Pölking has an unrivalled ability to bring history to life with pictorial narratives as well as the ability to use archive material to its fullest potential. That said, if I had known at the start just how much work the project was going to be, I might not have been on board. Three years with Hitler is not always nice.
The film relies heavily on archival material. How did you find the films?
At first, we were lucky that Karl Höffkes was very committed to the project and joined the team. This film wouldn't have been possible without access to his unique archive - probably the world's most comprehensive collection of films from the Third Reich. Hermann Pölking was able to use the Saeculum Archive to bring in another, comprehensive source. In addition to that, we had to carry out research all around the world. We use films from over 80 archives in twelve countries. We have preview copies of nearly 1,000 hours of film.
Working with historical film sources is laborious. What challenged you?
Since everyone involved had a wealth of experience in this field, we were sure that we weren’t going to underestimate the task at hand, but we underestimated it drastically! A lot of difficulties came about because we accessed a lot more sources than is usually the case. We also had to remember that they were going to be used for the big screen. It’s kind of okay if the odd scene on TV is of poor quality. It’s not okay in the cinema. We also aspired to meet the quality standards of today’s HD films as much as we could. This is especially important when it comes to younger viewers. For this reason, the material was edited extensively: new scans, restoration, stabilisation, changing the running speed, interlacing and so on.
What were the other challenges?
Selecting the speakers was also difficult. Since we have a variety of quotes in the film, we had plans for more than 350 roles. However, we wanted to avoid having the usual two or three speakers who take turns. The voices needed to fit to the roles – they needed to appear natural. Researching over 120 voice-actors, recording the voice-overs and the creation of 230 roles was really a mammoth task.
Another question about the film’s running time: Who watches a 7½-hour documentary in the cinema?
For us, this is a real cinematic event. Films of this length have recently come into vogue. Ulrike Ottinger's "Chamissos Schatten", for example, is twelve hours long, is shown in three parts on three days and has also found audiences in cinemas. In the long festival version, as we call it, there is enough room to implement the editorial concept, and the result is particularly striking. Viewers can dive in and immerse themselves in the film. The film draws you in, even more so than the shorter version.
Are you planning a film on current issues, or in other words: Why do you always work with a view of the past?
The topic of WER WAR HITLER is, unfortunately, a remarkably contemporary topic. Everyone today should take another look at the events from 1919 to 1939. The parallels are frightening. It seems almost as if Hitler and National Socialism are a kind of blueprint for the populists of our time. Everything that the Putins, Erdogans, Trumps and Dutertes of our world are doing finds its precedent in Hitler. If we have failed to learn from history and take a stand, I see dark times ahead of us.
Finally, the central question: Who was Hitler?
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Association of Iranian Americans in New York (AIAINY) is a non-partisan organization serving the Iranian Americans in New York. Our goal is to bridge between Iranian culture and heritage and modern day America. We strive to educate local and distant communities, composed of both Americans and second generation Iranians, about Iranian culture, politics, and day-to-day life in the country. We focus on the human rights situation in Iran, while doing our utmost to contribute to the development and progress in the United States.
We celebrate cultural and traditional occasions such as Nowrooz (Persian New Year), Charshanbe-Suri (Festival of Fire), Sizdah Bedar, Mehregan, as well as Christmas, New Year’s Eve, Thanksgiving, Easter and other American and Iranian cultural events. By inviting key speakers to speak at organized events, AIAINY aims to educate the Iranians and Americans about the Iranian culture, history, and politics and get them involved in political and policy discussions.
We encourage community involvement in the political process by organizing meetings with members of U.S. Congress, State representatives and senators, religious leaders, business community, think tanks, colleges, and other educational institutions.
We organize press conferences, seminars, rallies, cultural and political discussions, meetings, concerts, and community workshops.
IRANIAN AMERICANS HISTORY
In the late 60’s and 70’s, many students from Iran traveled to the United States to attened college/university before returning to their homeland to put their knowledge to practice, which was quite routine at that time. In the late 70’s the Iranian revolution began to take shape. The majority of the Iranian people came to the streets in Iran to protest the inhumane corruption and lavish lifestyle of the Shah, his regime, and his notorious secret police, SAVAK. Many Iranian students in the United States also organized rallies to show their solidarity with the protestors in Iran. The Shah ultimately left the country and Khomeini’s regime came to power in February 1979. However, although the situation temporarily improved in Iran, it quickly deteriorated. The newly formed regime eliminated other groups and organizations and became an absolute theocratic dictatorship in a matter of two years.
With the situation worsening rapidly between the late 70’s and early 80’s, many students who were already studying in the states, remained there, and many more poured out of Iran and into Europe, Asia, Australia, Canada, and Africa. Many families sold everything they had, left Iran, and sought political asylum in other countries while some simply sought a better social life. Many families who were connected to politically active or imprisoned relatives sent their children out of the country in fear of persecution due to association. As a consequence of all these events, the number of Iranian immigrants increased astronomically all over the world from the late 70’s to late 80’s.
The Iranian-American communities started to grow rapidly in the early 80’s Many of the founders of these communities (students from 70’s) got married and raised their children. They found work, supported their families, and became naturalized citizens. They assimilated into local communities and began celebrating new holidays like Halloween, Thanksgiving, and the Fourth of July.
These communities soon became involved in political activities, and we took full advantage of the democracy available to us by voting and campaigning for different American officials. They voted for local and national officials along with their neighbors and coworkers. They strived to participate in, and contribute to our new communities, all the while building new friendships and bonds with other members of our communities.
At the same time, these communities kept up with the news and events from back home. They had found safer and better lives but it was not their goal to forget their homeland or heritage. They aimed to teach their children their native tongue, Farsi, in addition to English. It was important for them to teach their children about Iranian culture and history in addition to the American history they learned at school.
For over three decades, the survivors and families of the victims of past & ongoing crimes against humanity related to Iran's #1988Massacre have been searching for truth and justice. We stand with them. Will you? @eu_eeas @UN_HRC @enriquemora_ pic.twitter.com/RWwXTJtDnA
— Amnesty Iran (@AmnestyIran) August 6, 2021
1988 Massacre of Political Prisoners in Iran - "Death Commission" member President Raisi
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Mother of the bride & groom
Jewelry, Veils, Belts, Garters, Purses, Gloves, and more! | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13556 | {"url": "http://www.americanrosebridal.com/accessories.html", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.americanrosebridal.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T08:36:58Z", "digest": "sha1:WP6EREPBBAYWSZXXRIZRPTNUANFZORVY"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 85, 85.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 85, 518.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 85, 2.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 85, 31.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 85, 0.77]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 85, 186.2]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 85, 0.19047619]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 85, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 85, 0.38095238]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 85, 1.0]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 85, 4.92307692]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 85, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 85, 2.56494936]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 85, 13.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 28, 0.0], [28, 85, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 28, 0.0], [28, 85, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 28, 5.0], [28, 85, 8.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 28, 0.0], [28, 85, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 28, 0.0], [28, 85, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 28, 0.03571429], [28, 85, 0.10526316]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 85, 1.67e-06]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 85, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 85, -1.001e-05]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 85, 0.20986029]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 85, -2.84966698]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 85, 1.15280115]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 85, 1.0]]} |
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INDYCAR SERIES: DETROIT INDY GRAND PRIX
Scott Dixon
THE MODERATOR: Okay, we're joined by our 5th place finisher in today's race, Scott Dixon, the Championship points leader heading into the season finale next week. Scott currently has 606 Championship points; 30 points up on Helio Castroneves. Scott will win the Championship with a finish of 8th place or better next week in Chicagoland.
Scott, your run out there today, if you would, talk about the race?
SCOTT DIXON: Well, I don't think it was much of a race, to be honest. It was pretty pitiful. I don't know, the car was clearly quicker than anybody's. We were saving a ton of fuel up front and sort of having a merry old day, and that changed pretty quickly.
We left with a half tank after that caution. I think I was probably the only person or maybe a couple of others. It's just a hard situation when you're in that point when nobody else pits and you have a lot of slower guys that pitted early on and have a lot of fuel and you have to try to pass them.
That was pretty much the race. Then from that point on, we were just trying to pull up there.
Q. Why did you decide to pit so early?
SCOTT DIXON: I didn't decide it.
Q. In the morning practice session, you go out have a very fast time, and somebody else passes you like four other drivers. Each time you would come out and kick it up again, every time someone was faster. Were you trying to send a message to them that I'm quicker?
SCOTT DIXON: You mean this morning in practice?
Q. This morning in practice.
SCOTT DIXON: This morning we just did a couple of quick laps, and then we leaned it out and did sort of lean running. And the guys that went quicker actually put tires on. So there were four or five guys that put tires on toward the end of the warm-up. And we were just sort of saving fuel. I think we ended up saving some on the car. It's still decent. But we don't race that way, so we don't practice that way.
Q. Second week in a row you're not happy. Helio's not happy with the way things turned out. Does it baffle you a little bit that things are kind of the strategy doesn't seem to be going the way it should?
SCOTT DIXON: No, it's not calls or anything. We win as a team; we lose as a team. But I think, you know, my anger or whatever is just from frustration.
I think we clearly had the quickest car today. Nobody was going to touch us, and still we ended up fifth. So I think that's disappointing. I think that's what makes it tough to deal with.
So for the moment, yeah, we weren't the quickest car. We maybe had a top 5 at best, in the 6th position. But I think when you lose like that, it's very tough.
Q. How close were you on fuel at the end, and would you have had to make another pit stop had the race gone the full distance rather than the time distance?
SCOTT DIXON: You know, it's hard to tell with yellows. We were definitely I think we still had another three or four laps to go. We thought we were a little bit closer and then they shortened the race by a couple of laps, I think. And we didn't seem to have a problem there.
But I think most of us were sitting behind us, they were all trying to save fuel. I think everybody was in that same boat, which was kind of lucky for us, because we couldn't push it towards the end. So that definitely helps. It always depends on how the race goes. If we had another yellow, it would have been fine. If not, it would have been tough.
Q. When you got bogged there in the back 20 laps in, were you thinking, oh, man, here we go again like Sonoma? What did you do to just keep your cool as you sat back there in traffic throughout much of the race?
SCOTT DIXON: I had already seen that movie, man, and it's not a good movie to watch. It's unfortunately fresh in my mind.
You know, it's tough. We passed two or three people. You know, Tagliani was very tough to pass, and those are the guys that obviously they're going a long distance. At some point you think you're going to be maybe 20 laps behind them, so it's very tough to dive in there, especially when you're fighting for a championship, too. You have a lot of things you have to sort of balance out.
You know, it's not a pretty picture. Especially when the leaders at that point sort of go out, pull a big lead. Come in, pit, get fresher tires and more fuel than you. It's pretty frustrating.
Q. I'm sure you're aware by now what happened with Helio. In your five years in the IRL, have you ever seen that call made like that?
SCOTT DIXON: I remember a black flag at the 500 a few years ago, so I've been in that situation before. I don't know the ins and outs of it. But it's always a tough thing. I can't really comment on that. I think when you're in that position and you think it's a wrong call, it's tough to deal with. Unfortunately, you can't do much about it.
THE MODERATOR: Scott, we appreciate your time.
Now our second place finisher, Helio Castroneves. Helio, if you would, talk about your run out there today?
HELIO CASTRONEVES: Okay. Let's go. What a race, wow. What a great strategy. The car was awesome. I was pushing a lot, exactly like Sonoma. We're doing everything we could. Everything we could within our control we do to win this race.
My point of view, it's a situation that is very unusual. But it was awesome. I was taking the best out of myself, you know. When you drive like that under pressure, I don't know, I really was going for it.
With the lap times close to qualifying times at that point the track wasn't as good as before. But, anyway, I was having a lot of fun. Great pit stops, great calls. I was very proud of the whole organization.
Q. As Justin was pushing you and so forth before the blocking incident happened, it looked like you were actually working pretty hard with the car. It looked a little bit loose. Well, afterwards when Justin went by, what was the status of the handling? What were you dealing with at that stage of the game?
HELIO CASTRONEVES: It was very interesting that situation, because when you slow down and come back again, the restart it looks like on the high-speed section I was really comfortable, no problem. But on the slow corners, the front of the car was really, I don't know, I think the temperature on the tires was getting a little bit hard to get up. And I was just trying to not make any mistakes.
It happened before, actually. I think one of the restarts when I took the lead and Justin was behind me. So it was pretty similar. But, of course, on the last one I was thinking pretty easy because I knew I didn't have to pit anymore.
So when he came out of the corner and I looked, he was pulling already. I was like, oh, wait, wait, wait a minute. Not there yet. Let me push because my car's not bad. My car's actually very good. And I knew if I didn't do that, probably he has nothing to lose. He's not battling for the Championship. He's just battling for a win.
He just decided to -- I mean, I think I did enough, you know, to say not now. If you do it again -- or that's always happened, let's put it this way. But very surprised with the call.
My opinion on that, I have to say, if you're going to put a ruse, you've got to start it from the beginning not towards the end.
Since I've been here since 2002, I always did that. And you got a warning, if you do it again, now you're penalized. But it was all of a sudden. Now I've got to give the position for him. I'm like wait a minute, and you could see next lap I was already three cars away from him.
So it's not something that we see many, many times. It was just an unusual call. And I really don't know why they did that. I'm very surprised. I don't know if all the teams or people were putting pressure. But Brian is not the typical guy to receive that.
So you've got to be consistent. You've got to start fresh and not towards the end of the season. Especially, battling for a Championship -- I mean, well, anyway. That was a very difficult situation.
Q. What was your reaction when you were told you had to give him the position? And was there any lobbying on your part going back to the officials through your crew?
HELIO CASTRONEVES: I know Tim too well. We've been together for eight years. And if he's arguing, if he's battling to not make the decision happen, he would not say anything on the radio.
Again, I argued back once, and he said there's not much we can do. Particularly, to be honest, I didn't throw everything away. We still had one more race to go. You know, if I didn't have anything to lose, I would have stayed there. Sorry, appealing in the end, and go to that decision in the end.
So I just said listen, if you want to pass me back, I'll give him the position on the backstretch, and they said it's fine with that.
Q. Helio, so you can't see any justification or the call or reason for the call, or your team can't figure out what the justification was?
HELIO CASTRONEVES: I actually would like you guys to ask Brian Barnhart why he did that. What's his decision and why all of a sudden, something like that. If it's personal, well, I wish he'd come to talk to me about it and not retaliate on the racetrack.
But I don't think it's like that. I'm very surprised. I'm very much surprised about this call.
Q. Just at the end you hung on to Justin a bit and then you dropped back. Were you having to conserve fuel or just say fine, this is where I'm at, this is where I'm going to finish?
HELIO CASTRONEVES: I was pushing as hard as I could to try to get it back. My car was very good. But because I was so close to him, especially on the high-speed corners, that happened actually in Ohio. You start wearing your right front. And I don't know, the first stop or the first ten, the car was pushing a lot. And the last it was pushing a lot as well. So I don't know if there is something going on with tire pressure or if it's the tires which I doubt about.
But I was pushing as hard as I could. And once it was three to four laps to go, I was thinking I'm likely to make a mistake. And Justin is a first-class guy. He's a very well race driver. It would be very difficult for him to make a mistake, and that's why I decided to just finish.
Q. You got no warning other than when Tim told you you had to give up the points. How about at the driver's meeting? Was Brian adamant about blocking or anything like that?
HELIO CASTRONEVES: Honestly, he was talking about blue flag, most of it. I got an incident in Sonoma and that's what he talked about. He always emphasized. To be honest, he did not emphasize here. He said here it's very difficult, we're going to be watching all of the cars. It's a difficult track.
Again, I mean, he always emphasized every race, not only on the road course, street course, but ovals. And I'm very, very disappointed and very surprised with that.
Q. How long is it going to take to kind of get over this tonight and move on and think about Chicago?
HELIO CASTRONEVES: That's a good question. Normally last time it happened to me was 1993 when I was about to win a F3 Championship. And 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Argentina guys stopped, and it took me a while.
But I can't. I can't let this bother me for the next race. Because we have next weekend. So what are we going to do? Turn the page tonight. I might have to drink some Tequila or something, too (laughing). Easy, hey, hey, I'm just joking, guys.
But definitely tomorrow we'll turn the page and work as hard as we can. Because the good news, we're still battling for the championship. If it's 30 points less or behind, I don't know the math, but I know we're going to have to work a lot again.
So we know what we need to do. We know we're going after a good team. But I trust my guys, I trust my team, and I know we can do it.
THE MODERATOR: Thank you.
We're now joined by race winner, Justin Wilson. Justin, congratulations. Tell us about your run out there today.
JUSTIN WILSON: Yeah, it was a very interesting day. There was a lot going on. Off the start, we were just trying to max the pace, save fuel and keep up with the guys in front.
Once that yellow came out, everyone was a bit unsure which was the right way to go. We opted to stay out and it paid off. So I was very is pleased about that. The team's done a fantastic job. So it's great to finally get a win for Newman/Haas/Lanigan. It's amazing.
Q. Where to begin? First of all, this morning you obviously had problems with the steering. You didn't get to run a lot. You said the car was good, but not anything special. Again you missed that time this morning. So again, it's a mark of the team. But just talk about that issue, and did you find in the car you were able to get something for the car that was a little bit better in the race than it had been?
JUSTIN WILSON: Yeah, the benefit of having a two-car team. You know, Graham did a similar change to what we did overnight and didn't like it, so we both went back. Without having Graham as a teammate, there's no way we would have had that information. So it's just a team effort. Knowing what steps to make and we calculated it best to go back to what we know as opposed to take that risk and running something we're not sure about.
The car was good. It just got better and better. The more tire rubber that went down, the better it got, and the more the car floats. So I was very pleased with the way my car was working.
And I figured once we went a lap further than Oriol Servia on that first stop, we figured okay. The car's not that bad. We've got something we can race with.
Q. You had been hounding Helio there for a while. And when the key moment happened when they called him for blocking, how did it look from your view point?
JUSTIN WILSON: Obviously there are two sides to every story. From my position he slid a little bit through 10, 11, and 12. When he went into 12 on the brake he overshot. I went back to the inside and got some great traction. And before we even got to full power, was inching alongside him. I thought well, this is pretty straightforward.
By the time we hit the brakes, I'm going to be axle to axle. I'm on the inside, it's a clear cut. I was surprised he came over, and then he came over more, and he came over more to the point I had to back out, even brake.
It was pretty severe. I was upset on the radio, and complaining to my team. They said, calm down. IndyCar had seen it and they knew how bad it was, and they're going to make a call. And that's what happened. So I think that was going to be one of the key maneuvers of the race, and it didn't happen. So they figured that deserved a penalty.
Q. Can you share with us any conversation with Helio afterwards on the victory stand or anything, any comments?
JUSTIN WILSON: No. He obviously said he was shocked that he got the call. But, you know, I wasn't so shocked (laughing). There are two sides to every incident. It's just racing, you know.
If I was in his position and you so desperately want to win for the Championship, then, maybe I would have done the same thing. The outcome would have been the same. So you just have to do what you feel is right in that split second.
I'm not trying to get in the way of the Championship, but I'm trying to win out there. And people come to see a race. They don't want to just see guys driving around. So that was my opportunity to race, and I was pretty frustrated it didn't actually get to a proper overtaking maneuver.
Q. With so much at stake for the Championship, are you surprised that the call was made?
JUSTIN WILSON: Yeah, it was a little bit surprising. But, in my mind, it was so clear and so obvious that I think something had to be done.
I was very pleased. I knew in my eyes I had to make a decided move. I didn't want to get tangled up with Helio. I don't want to get in the middle of the Championship battle. So I knew I had to be very decisive when I did make my move.
Q. It's been a transition here for Newman/Haas/Lanigan, in a lot of ways, too. There are a lot of new faces on the team and stuff like that. Can you talk about how it means to win for Carl and Paul and Mike as well?
JUSTIN WILSON: It's fantastic. I said out there on the podium, this is definitely the highlight of my career. To win a race for Newman/Haas/Lanigan racing, we've got three fantastic owners who all add something to the team in their own unique way. And I'm very privileged to be driving for them.
So it means a lot to win for McDonald's, and to get this first victory in our first season of IndyCar Racing when times have been so difficult.
So, you know, we've had so much happen this year. There's been a lot of occasions where I felt we were in contention for at least a podium if not a win and things haven't gone our way.
It's tough to keep going and saying, That's racing, that's racing. But you've got to keep picking yourself up and moving on. I'm very happy to have finally got a win this year and keep my streak going of winning at least one race every season.
Q. We talked to Helio earlier that it seemed on the restarts for his car wasn't as good as yours on the first few laps after the restart. There was an earlier restart where you were right on him for I don't know, four or five laps and he was able to pull away. Can you sort of talk about that from your perspective?
JUSTIN WILSON: Yeah, I was a little bit surprised. He was struggling on the restarts and so was I. We were running the first laps after it went green we were five seconds off our pace. Then it was 4, then it was 3. It just took a long time to get back up to speed.
I relaxed a little bit once I saw he was struggling as much as I was, and I just tried to work the situation. I was all over him a couple of times. You know, it's just very difficult out there.
Once the tire pressures come up, you've got the grip and he was fast, and I had to save fuel. So we pitted quite early on the last stop. It was just outside our window because the team saw some debris on the front straight. So that put the pressure on knowing that we'd given up I don't know, 5, 10 laps of fuel. I'm not sure how much further we had to go.
But we had given up a lot of fuel running and went out and had to save a lot of fuel. I didn't think it was going to be possible. Fortunately, that yellow came out and allowed me to run hard again. I got the call seven laps from the end that I could go flat out, and that's when I decided to push hard.
Q. I know it's been quite a while since Paul's been around. How do you feel being able to give him a victory at this stage of the fight?
JUSTIN WILSON: It's something I really wanted to do. Paul's a great part of the team. He calls me after every single race, and he passes on his regards to how well we've done or how unlucky we've been.
You know, it's great to finally be able to repay his comments and nice words. So, like I said earlier, it's just fantastic to be driving for this team.
THE MODERATOR: Justin, thank you very much. 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What problems will directly affect the function of the miniature vacuum pump?
Author：河源市柏爾科技有限公司 Click： Time：2018-12-23 14:13:42
1. Pump body layout:
As for single-stage vacuum pump, the simple wear part is the steam nozzle. When the nozzle is worn out, it will not only affect the function of the pump, but also add the operating cost of the system.
2. Environment:
The environmental impact mainly refers to the pollution of pumped gas to the system. In the process of disposal of molten steel, a lot of gas will be released from molten steel, together with some fine particles such as oxide powder skin, which will accumulate and adhere to the pump body, reduce the flow conductivity of the pumping pipeline, prolong the pumping time and reduce the pumping function.
3. Condensate:
Condensate water plays an important role in multi-stage vacuum pumps. In order to ensure that condensate can be fully condensed, it is necessary for the partial pressure of water vapor in the discharge pressure of vacuum pumps to be higher than the corresponding full vapor pressure. Therefore, the temperature of condensate water should be lower than the full temperature under the pressure, so that the normal operation of the pump body can be covered.
In addition, the condensation power of the condenser is also very important. The poor condensation effect of the condenser will make the steam enter the next stage pump directly because it is too late to condensate, increase the load of the later stage pump, and affect the pumping ability of the pump. Therefore, the inlet temperature, flow rate of condensate and the operation of condenser have great influence on the function of the pump.
4. Steam:
Steam ejection vacuum pump is based on full water vapor as the working medium. The condition of steam has a decisive influence on the function of the pump. Wet steam not only affects the function of the pump, but also corrodes the steam nozzle and adds the amount of steam to the pump, which makes the operation of the pump unstable.
5. Internal leakage
The nozzle of the vacuum pump is composed of two parts, which are connected by flanges. As for the vacuum pump with connecting flanges in the pump body, if the leakage of steam is formed at the connecting part due to sealing and other reasons, the function of the vacuum pump will be affected.
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MP Brad Trost Remains Firm
Brad Trost, the conservative MP for Saskatoon-Humboldt remains firm in his opposition to the federal government funding Planned Parenthood. The recent announcement by the federal government commits six million of Canadian tax dollars to Planned Parenthood outside our borders in countries like Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Mali, Sudan, and Tanzania.
John Gormley opposes the position taken by Brad Trost. The public needs to know that John Gormley was never re-elected like Brad Trost. The public also needs to know that MP's have a right to speak their minds on the issues regardless of the consequences. It is their responsibility. Too many MP's remain silent on the issues and that serves no good purpose. John Gormley attempts to make the argument that Trost does not represent a majority of Canadians on the issue of Planned Parenthood. That point is irrelevant as Brad Trost makes no claim in this regard.
Brad Trost is performing as all MP's should and that is to speak out on the issues that matter to him and his constituents regardless of whether it represents a majority of voters in his constituency or the country. At least the voters know where he stands on this issue. They knew it before the last federal election and still returned him to office. It does not matter what John Gormley thinks on any issue because he is accountable to none other than himself. It does matter what Brad Trost thinks on the issues because he is accountable to both himself and his constituents.
Attempts by John Gormley to paint Brad Trost as some kind of renegade opposing the Prime Minister on this issue is unreasonable. We should take John Gormley with a large grain of salt. Brad Trost is right on this issue. He deserves the support of voters in his constituency and across the country. If the Prime Minister is eager to spend six million dollars, it should be for Canadians. Read more... | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13562 | {"url": "http://www.birkbeck101.ca/2011/09/brad-trost-conservative-mp-for.html", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.birkbeck101.ca", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:58:41Z", "digest": "sha1:F3PRNBUUR4AUL6XIT23AVCM32HZCLJHR"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1913, 1913.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1913, 4599.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1913, 5.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1913, 168.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1913, 0.98]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1913, 250.7]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1913, 0.4640884]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1913, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1913, 0.06302251]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1913, 0.05209003]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1913, 0.02829582]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1913, 0.02315113]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1913, 0.01381215]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1913, 0.2]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1913, 0.08563536]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1913, 0.45705521]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1913, 4.76993865]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1913, 0.00276243]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1913, 4.60759901]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1913, 326.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 27, 0.0], [27, 373, 1.0], [373, 935, 1.0], [935, 1514, 1.0], [1514, 1913, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 27, 0.0], [27, 373, 0.0], [373, 935, 0.0], [935, 1514, 0.0], [1514, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 27, 5.0], [27, 373, 48.0], [373, 935, 98.0], [935, 1514, 104.0], [1514, 1913, 71.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 27, 0.0], [27, 373, 0.0], [373, 935, 0.0], [935, 1514, 0.0], [1514, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 27, 0.0], [27, 373, 0.0], [373, 935, 0.0], [935, 1514, 0.0], [1514, 1913, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 27, 0.22222222], [27, 373, 0.04913295], [373, 935, 0.04448399], [935, 1514, 0.02072539], [1514, 1913, 0.04511278]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1913, 0.82809979]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1913, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1913, 0.18259573]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1913, 1.99134356]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1913, 45.08432503]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1913, -22.46098825]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1913, 20.0]]} |
SONICS LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS
Bristol Sonics are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help them in the forthcoming summer Rugby League season – the club’s most ambitious to date.Photo: Sonics’ Head Coach Karl Fearnley picking up his National Volunteer award at the Challenge Cup Final in 2010This summer, the Sonics are set to compete in the high profile national Conference League Three for the very first time, making them one of the UK’s leading amateur Rugby League clubs.The Filton-based club now runs two adult ‘open age’ teams, two touch rugby sides and a thriving local junior league, featuring clubs dotted around Bristol and South Gloucestershire.With so many teams under the club’s banner, the Sonics need new volunteers to help them provide the best possible service for both players and spectators. There are a number of positions to be filled, from match day stewards and programme sellers to committee positions and administrators.All new volunteers will be kitted out with a Bristol Sonics polo shirt and will qualify for special offers on away travel and club merchandise.The Sonics have organized a special meeting for anyone interested in volunteering. It will be held on Friday March 30 at The Hill on Cottam Hill, Bristol, starting at 7pm. There will be a chance for local rugby league enthusiasts and potential volunteers to meet players and committee members, and a chance to watch that night’s Super League match on a big screen.Bristol Sonics Chairman Phil Cole said: ‘To date the Sonics has managed to grow to become one of the UK’s leading amateur Rugby League clubs through the hard work and dedication of a group of hard-working volunteers. To keep growing it is essential that we recruit new volunteers.’We are well aware that many people cannot commit too many hours to helping out at a local community-focused sports group, so we have created a number of positions that require small amounts of time and commitment. We will of course welcome anyone who wishes to do more and get more involved, but it doesn’t have to take over your life.’Whether you can spare two hours every few weeks or three or four hours a week, we will welcome you with open arms.’For more details on some of the roles available please click on the file link below:
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There Are Grand Theft Auto Nature Documentaries
December 29, 2016 in Daily Bulletin
In a wider article about the weird evolution of video games, Cracked had an entry on Grand Theft Auto V:
“Onto The Land” is a documentary filmed entirely in the world of Grand Theft Auto. It focuses on the in-game world’s wildlife.
The documentary is only 15 minutes long but took half a year to make – including time for research on the behaviour of in-game animals.
Another documentary looks at marine life under the oceans of GTA – something that was likely coded as an after-thought by the game’s creators, since most of the action takes place on the land.
Other documentarians look at the social structures within the game. There’s one particularly close-knit bike gang that players have set up (complete with a real-life, full-time PR rep), and one team created a documentary on the inner workings of the gang.
Read more and find links to the documentaries at the Cracked article.
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Return of the Repressed: The Roots of a Resurgent Racist Notion
In recent years, we have seen a resurgence — and great expansion — of a sinister trope that has always simmered near or just below the surface of many a Southerner’s thoughts: to wit, that slavery was not really all that bad for the slaves, that most enjoyed a decent enough life, supplied with food, shelter and security. Indeed, for the most part, black Americans lived better under slavery than they did after they were freed. To be sure, slavery had not been a good thing in itself, but its horrors had been exaggerated and its benefits neglected by most historians.
Such was the general idea. Growing up in the rural South in the 1960s, I heard variations of this line of thought from many people. There were also books put out by Southern publishers that made this case, usually by reciting the testimonies of slaves themselves, talking of the good life they’d enjoyed under kindly masters and loving mistresses. Again, this was all done with a soft sell. There was no strident defense of slavery, there was always the acknowledgement that “of course, slavery was wrong” — but there was always a “but” to follow: “but it wasn’t as bad as they say, not for most people.” The ultimate aim of this trope was neither to defend or denounce slavery, but to make white Southerners feel better about themselves — not only about their past history, but about the injustices of the present.
In this regard, I think it is almost impossible to overestimate the effect of the movie “Gone With the Wind.” With its romantic depiction of noble Southern aristocrats and their ever-loyal, well-beloved black servants, struggling to save a lost, enchanted way of life, the movie — epic in scope, rich in story, brilliantly acted, blazing in still-rare full color — imposed a powerful template for interpreting the Civil War. The “Lost Cause” idea had long been a feature of Southern culture, of course, but the movie gave it a new, overwhelming force — and a much wider national impact. Especially for a generation that was about to face the rise of the post-WWII civil rights movement, which would bring white Southerners — and Northerners — face to face with the living legacy of the national shame of slavery.
In some ways, the brilliance of the movie — the hazy glow it cast over American slavery — helped make it possible for many white liberals to support the civil rights movement. One could look back and acknowledge the “great wrong” of slavery without ever truly reckoning with the full truth of its horrific reality. Yes, it was bad that such good folks as stalwart Big Sam (who rescued his former owner from being attacked by a pack of white trash after the war), earth mother Mammy and even silly little Prissy had not been free; but freedom did come, bestowed by white Americans (another self-congratulatory trope with a much-misunderstood history). The essential goodness of America — and white Americans — was still intact. Slavery was bad, but it wasn’t that bad; sure, there were a few bad apples who were cruel, but in the end, it was just an unfortunate phase that we had to go through and get beyond. In the immortal words of a later president, there were “good people on both sides.”
Preserving the idea of the quintessential — and unique — goodness of America is both an urgent and eternal task for Americans. It permeates every aspect of the culture and shapes the consciousness — and self-consciousness — of countless individuals. America must be unique, it must be uniquely good, more exceptional than all other nations. The existence of this inherent goodness cannot be questioned; there can only be fallings off from it (on occasion), or rank betrayals of this ideal by people on the other side of the political fence, or by nefarious foreigners working to corrupt the nation’s Edenic essence. This anxiety to preserve the conception of inherent goodness cuts across ideological boundaries.
But if you look too closely at reality, the idea of this essential, inherent, unique American goodness becomes impossible to retain. That’s why American evils are quickly glossed over, downplayed, or placed in “context,” with many mitigating nuances and human complexities that are never applied to other nations and peoples. Or if the evils are too glaring, they are simply ignored. The psychic cost of seeing the reality is too high, especially since almost every American —every white American, that is— has had this exceptionalism mixed in with the very foundation of their own personal identity. Any American evil has to be identified with some “Other” — partisan extremists on the other side, who “hate what America really stands for” (equality, meritocracy, free enterprise, economic justice, family values, individual freedom, tradition, law and order, civil disobedience, etc.), or foreign devils meddling in God’s domain. Or else it must be relegated to the category of a badly executed but well-meaning “mistake,” as with Ken Burns’ framing of the Vietnam War.
And this is where the influence of “Gone With the Wind” played such an important role in “framing” the evil of slavery. Frequently re-released, it remained for decades the most popular American movie of all time. But today its implicit message is now more and more explicit in conservative circles. You can hear mitigations of slavery’s evil on Fox News. You can see major party senatorial candidates like Roy Moore openly hearkening back to the “greater” America of antebellum days. You can read any number of articles or tweets or quotes by people who have the ear of the president — media figures, businessmen, politicians —talking of how “the blacks” had it better under slavery than they do now. Indeed, you don’t have to wade very deep into the fever swamps of the far-right (which also has the ear of the president) to find outright defenses of slavery and calls for its return.
There are many factors behind this new upsurge of filth from the national id, but one of the most crucial is surely the nation’s unassuageable anxiety about confronting the reality of slavery: a failure of nerve driven by the need (political and psychological) of both liberals and conservatives to preserve the idea of America’s essential and exceptional goodness. It’s far easier for the notion of slavery’s “benign” character to take hold in a society that has been conditioned, for generation after generation, to accept a gauzy, romanticized version of this fundamental, foundational evil.
These thoughts were prompted by a book on the remarkable Gutenberg Project website. The site has digitized countless numbers of books — on almost every possible subject under the sun — going back to the early 1800s and continuing past the middle of the 20th century. (Newly digitized works are being added all the time.) Looking through the site for something else recently, I found an 1856 book by Austin Steward: Twenty-Two Years a Slave, and Forty Years a Freeman. It is in many ways a typical “slave narrative,” by a man whose owne was considered a “not very hard master, but generally kind and pleasant.” Yet the very “averageness” of the situation deepens its horror. This was not slavery at its very worst, some outlier of special depravity, but the typical experience of slave life under a typical owner, Virginia plantation owner Capt. William Helm. Below are just a few excerpts:
It was usual for men and women to work side by side on our plantation; and in many kinds of work, the women were compelled to do as much as the men. Capt. H. employed an overseer, whose business it was to look after each slave in the field, and see that he performed his task. The overseer always went around with a whip, about nine feet long, made of the toughest kind of cowhide, the but-end of which was loaded with lead, and was about four or five inches in circumference, running to a point at the opposite extremity. This made a dreadful instrument of torture, and, when in the hands of a cruel overseer, it was truly fearful. With it, the skin of an ox or a horse could be cut through. Hence, it was no uncommon thing to see the poor slaves with their backs mangled in a most horrible manner. Our overseer, thus armed with his cowhide, and with a large bull-dog behind him, followed the slaves all day; and, if one of them fell in the rear from any cause, this cruel weapon was plied with terrible force. He would strike the dog one blow and the slave another, in order to keep the former from tearing the delinquent slave in pieces,—such was the ferocity of his canine attendant.
It was the rule for the slaves to rise and be ready for their task by sun-rise, on the blowing of a horn or conch-shell; and woe be to the unfortunate, who was not in the field at the time appointed, which was in thirty minutes from the first sounding of the horn. I have heard the poor creatures beg as for their lives, of the inhuman overseer, to desist from his cruel punishment. Hence, they were usually found in the field "betimes in the morning," (to use an old Virginia phrase), where they worked until nine o'clock. They were then allowed thirty minutes to eat their morning meal, which consisted of a little bread. At a given signal, all hands were compelled to return to their work. They toiled until noon, when they were permitted to take their breakfast, which corresponds to our dinner.
The usual mode of punishing the poor slaves was, to make them take off their clothes to the bare back, and then tie their hands before them with a rope, pass the end of the rope over a beam, and draw them up till they stood on the tips of their toes. Sometimes they tied their legs together and placed a rail between. Thus prepared, the overseer proceeded to punish the poor, helpless victim. Thirty-nine was the number of lashes ordinarily inflicted for the most trifling offence.
Who can imagine a position more painful? Oh, who, with feelings of common humanity, could look quietly on such torture? Who could remain unmoved, to see a fellow-creature thus tied, unable to move or to raise a hand in his own defence; scourged on his bare back, with a cowhide, until the blood flows in streams from his quivering flesh? And for what? Often for the most trifling fault; and, as sometimes occurs, because a mere whim or caprice of his brutal overseer demands it. Pale with passion, his eyes flashing and his stalwart frame trembling with rage, like some volcano, just ready to belch forth its fiery contents, and, in all its might and fury, spread death and destruction all around, he continues to wield the bloody lash on the broken flesh of the poor, pleading slave, until his arm grows weary, or he sinks down, utterly exhausted, on the very spot where already stand the pools of blood which his cruelty has drawn from thee mangled body of his helpless victim, and within the hearing of those agonized groans and feeble cries of "Oh do, Massa! Oh do, Massa! Do, Lord, have mercy! Oh, Lord, have mercy!" &c.
Nor is this cruel punishment inflicted on the bare backs of the male portion of slaves only. Oh no! The slave husband must submit without a murmur, to see the form of his cherished, but wretched wife, not only exposed to the rude gaze of a beastly tyrant, but he must unresistingly see the heavy cowhide descend upon her shrinking flesh, and her manacled limbs writhe in inexpressible torture, while her piteous cries for help ring through his ears unanswered. The wild throbbing of his heart must be suppressed, and his righteous indignation find no voice, in the presence of the human monster who holds dominion over him.
After the infuriated and heartless overseer had satiated his thirst for vengeance, on the disobedient or delinquent slave, he was untied, and left to crawl away as best he could; sometimes on his hands and knees, to his lonely and dilapidated cabin, where, stretched upon the cold earth, he lay weak and bleeding and often faint from the loss of blood, without a friend who dare administer to his necessities, and groaning in the agony of his crushed spirit. In his cabin, which was not as good as many of our stables at the North, he might lie for weeks before recovering sufficient strength to resume the labor imposed upon him, and all this time without a bed or bed clothing, or any of the necessaries considered so essential to the sick.
Capt. Helm was not a very hard master; but generally was kind and pleasant. Indulgent when in good humor, but like many of the southerners, terrible when in a passion. He was a great sportsman, and very fond of company. He generally kept one or two race horses, and a pack of hounds for fox-hunting, which at that time, was a very common and fashionable diversion in that section of country. He was not only a sportsman, but a gamester, and was in the habit of playing cards, and sometimes betting very high and losing accordingly.
I well remember an instance of the kind: it was when he played cards with a Mr. W. Graham, who won from him in one sweep, two thousand and seven hundred dollars in all, in the form of a valuable horse, prized at sixteen hundred dollars, another saddle-horse of less value, one slave, and his wife's gold watch. The company decided that all this was fairly won, but Capt. Holm demurred, and refused to give up the property until an application was made to Gen. George Washington, ("the father of his country,") who decided that Capt. Helm had lost the game, and that Mr. Graham had fairly won the property, of which Mr. G. took immediate possession, and conveyed to his own plantation.
Mrs. Helm was a very industrious woman, and generally busy in her household affairs—sewing, knitting, and looking after the servants; but she was a great scold,—continually finding fault with some of the servants, and frequently punishing the young slaves herself, by striking them over the head with a heavy iron key, until the blood ran; or else whipping them with a cowhide, which she always kept by her side when sitting in her room. The older servants she would cause to be punished by having them severely whipped by a man, which she never failed to do for every trifling fault. I have felt the weight of some of her heaviest keys on my own head, and for the slightest offences. No slave could possibly escape being punished—I care not how attentive they might be, nor how industrious—punished they must be, and punished they certainly were. Mrs. Helm appeared to be uneasy unless some of the servants were under the lash. She came into the kitchen one morning and my mother, who was cook, had just put on the dinner. Mrs. Helm took out her white cambric handkerchief, and rubbed it on the inside of the pot, and it crocked it! That was enough to invoke the wrath of my master, who came forth immediately with his horse-whip, with which he whipped my poor mother most unmercifully—far more severely than I ever knew him to whip a horse.
I once had the misfortune to break the lock of master's shot gun, and when it came to his knowledge, he came to me in a towering passion, and charged me with what he considered the crime of carelessness. I denied it, and told him I knew nothing about it; but I was so terribly frightened that he saw I was guilty, and told me so, foaming with rage; and then I confessed the truth. But oh, there was no escaping the lash. Its recollection is still bitter, and ever will be. I was commanded to take off my clothes, which I did, and then master put me on the back of another slave, my arms hanging down before him and my hands clasped in his, where he was obliged to hold me with a vise-like grasp. Then master gave me the most severe flogging that I ever received, and I pray God that I may never again experience such torture. And yet Capt. Helm was not the worst of masters.
These cruelties are daily occurrences, and so degrading is the whole practice of Slavery, that it not only crushes and brutalizes the wretched slave, but it hardens the heart, benumbs all the fine feelings of humanity, and deteriorates from the character of the slaveholders themselves,—whether man or woman. Otherwise, how could a gentle, and in other respects, amiable woman, look on such scenes of cruelty, without a shudder of utter abhorrence? But slaveholding ladies, can not only look on quietly, but with approbation; and what is worse, though very common, they can and do use the lash and cowhide themselves, on the backs of their slaves, and that too on those of their own sex! Far rather would I spend my life in a State's Prison, than be the slave of the best slaveholder on the earth!
When I was not employed as an errand-boy, it was my duty to stand behind my master's chair, which was sometimes the whole day, never being allowed to sit in his presence. Indeed, no slave is ever allowed to sit down in the presence of their master or mistress. If a slave is addressed when sitting, he is required to spring to his feet, and instantly remove his hat, if he has one, and answer in the most humble manner, or lay the foundation for a flogging, which will not be long delayed.
I slept in the same room with my master and mistress. This room was elegantly furnished with damask curtains, mahogany bedstead of the most expensive kind, and every thing else about it was of the most costly kind. And while Mr. and Mrs. Helm reposed on their bed of down, with a cloud of lace floating over them, like some Eastern Prince, with their slaves to fan them while they slept, and to tremble when they awoke, I always slept upon the floor, without a pillow or even a blanket, but, like a dog, lay down anywhere I could find a place. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13566 | {"url": "http://www.chris-floyd.com/home/articles/return-of-the-repressed-the-roots-of-a-resurgent-racist-notion-20022018.html", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.chris-floyd.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:16:04Z", "digest": "sha1:VMI6T75Y3X7YFS4PADZLSJUN7DPOTNI4"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 17642, 17642.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 17642, 19281.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 17642, 23.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 17642, 112.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 17642, 0.98]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 17642, 308.1]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 17642, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 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Rapport Comes Before Influence
It's not just what you say, but the way you say it. You know that. But when you want to say it a different way, what should you change? In the following quote from the book, Persuasion Engineering, the authors give you a very different idea for how to gain rapport with those you're trying to influence:
People understand words at the same rate that they speak them.
Have you ever thought of that? So one of the things you can do when you're in a conversation with someone about Islam is pay attention to the speed at which they talk, and make sure you talk at the same speed. This is their speed, and you will have the greatest chance of reaching them if you speak at their speed.
To go to a little more sophisticated level of gaining rapport, check this out, paraphrased from the same book:
One of the most important "rapport skills" you can learn is to listen to their intonation patterns and listen to the predicates they use. Do they use a lot of picture words or a lot of feeling words or a lot of hearing words? The whole sentence counts.
For example, "Well, it looks like a good opportunity but I feel I'm not ready for it."
This sentence tells you something about the sequence of how information is processed by this person. First they look (visual) and then they check their feelings (kinesthetic). There is no right or wrong in this. There is no good or bad. People process information in many different ways. Listen to the intonation. Listen to the sequence of their predicates. They will indicate how you should talk to them to have the best chance of getting through. Read more about that here.
Sometimes people use nothing but visual words. They'll say "I'm looking for a new stereo. I could see how it would help us have great evenings together." With this kind of person, it almost doesn't matter what the stereo sounds like. If you want to sell him a stereo, you're going to have to show him.
If someone is visually oriented, you will more successfully reach them if you speak in a way that is visually oriented too. Or sound-oriented, or feeling-oriented. Whatever they are.
Speak at the rate they speak. Speak with the same kinds of intonations. And speak to their primary sensory system. Do these things and your ability to get your message to penetrate will greatly improve.
Learn more about speaking to their sensory system.
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Meccan Versus Medinan Verses Are Not Really Contradictory
A person named Tallulah left the following comment on the article, A Conversation About Islam:
It *is* helpful to read the Koran in its chronological order, because then you can see what came earlier in Mecca and what came later in Medina.
It's true that the Meccan verses don't advocate violence against the unbelievers and leave vengeance against them up to Allah, unlike in Medina where Mohammad begins the era of jihad. But the Meccan Koran is mostly aimed at how damned people are who don't believe Mohammad's claims and who refuse to follow him. As a reasonable person who has studied logical fallacies, it's so easy to see that the assertions that Mohammad puts forward as "clear proofs" are nothing of the kind. He uses circular reasoning, self referential assertions and threats of punishment in hell as his "clear proofs". But rational thinkers can easily see through these.
Many times while reading the Medina verses my husband and I (who read it together and would stop to discuss it) would laugh or raise an objection, and moments later, Allah would answer the kaffir who had done the same to Mohammad. So the damned of Mohammad's time saw the same flaws and laughed at the same things that we do today.
According to the Koran, Allah does not love the unbeliever. It's not bad people, rights violators, that he's talking about. It doesn't matter if you're a decent sort. What matters is that you don't believe what Mohammad, with all his inadequate "clear proofs" asserts to you, that you don't take him on faith while dropping the common sense you were born with. That's what gets you into hell.
And here's what gets me most about the Meccan verses: Allah says that those who make it to Paradise will be able to look down into hell where the unbelievers are being tortured in horrific ways and mock the poor sods as their skin is peeled off of them over and over and they're forced to drink scalding liquid.
That's entertainment.
I don't think I'd like to be in Paradise with people who would find that to be a desirable pastime. Those are mean-spirited brutes, and so is any god who would hate people and punish people for not being able to buy Mohammad's assertions of prophethood. It's a real stomach-turner for a reasonable and just soul to read that stuff.
You can only call the Meccan Koran "tolerant" in the sense that at that point in the Koran the Muslims are not supposed to punish people for Allah's sake. But it is nevertheless full of condemnation and hatred for those who do not believe Mohammad's claims.
It's easy to see how *that* attitude towards unbelievers could eventually turn into outright violence against those stubborn people who keep making fun of Mohammad's unsubstantiated claims.
As far as abrogation goes, I know of the doctrine but I don't think it's necessary because if you see the verses in the context of the Sira — of Mohammad's life story — it's clear that in Mecca Mohammad didn't have enough followers to enforce his religion by violence. He only had about 150 of them by the time he left there. But in Medina he gained many more followers and became *capable* of using the sword to gain more enforcement power. And that's the lesson there: when force doesn't have a good chance of winning, lie low, play nice, try dawa without physical threats. But when you have the means to succeed at war, you *must* then enforce Allah's laws on whomever you can, bring them under Islam's rule.
It doesn't seem contradictory at all when put into full context. It's only when it's all jumbled up, out of chronological order, and without Mohammad's life story to make sense of it, that it seems contradictory.
"America is More Islamic Than My Home Country..."
The following was written by Lt Col (ret) Roy White, USAF, Chapter Leader of ACT for America San Antonio.
“America is more Islamic than my home country of Morocco.” My Muslim friend said this with great joy and assurance, while I was trying not to appear stunned. How could someone who grew up in an Islamic country for the first 25 years of his life, move and live in America for the next 25 years, prosper with his business and family, come to the conclusion that America is more Islamic than a Muslim country?
Hayat sat in the shade and described his younger years of being raised in the Islamic culture. Like many Muslim youth, his family attended the local mosque because that was what good Muslims do. However, like many Muslims and many Christians, his faith was only a thin veneer of going through the motions.
As his fellow Muslims were flowing into the nearby mosque, he quietly answered the questions I posed without any sense of contempt toward me and was genuinely interested in trying to correct misperceptions I might have about Islam.
He shared his story of coming to America 25 years earlier, meeting his wife (Muslim) and starting his business that slowly grew into a successful trading business that took him back to his home country on a regular basis. A family man with several children, he talked about his “re-conversion” back to Islam as he prospered economically. In his mind, the only explanation for this was Allah choosing to bless him and therefore as his wealth grew, so did his faith in Islam and Allah.
“When I visit Morocco, all I see is corruption, poverty, violence and suffering among the people…that is not Islam. As we sit here in the shade, we sit in peace, we are comfortable, there is no poverty to speak of and Allah has blessed me with great economic gain…that is how Islam is to be, peaceful, prosperous and enjoyable.” And there you have it…Islam in a nutshell…”submit” and you will prosper.
As I felt my head exploding, I refrained from pointing out to him much of America’s culture would not be allowed in a truly Islamic country, i.e. equal rights for women and LGBT, freedom to choose something other than Allah, freedom to speak, or a thousand other things Sharia forbids. My follow up question brought an even more surprising answer, “So you think in 30-50 years the US will replace democracy with Sharia law?”
He quickly but politely discarded my suggestion with a wave of his hand and said, “no, no, too political” which was quickly followed up with this chilling statement, “…but, in 300 years, yes, Sharia will be law of the land in the US.” He said this with the certainty of someone who knows the sun will rise in the east tomorrow.
This unique glimpse into the mind of an American Muslim revealed two fundamental problems that Americans face when discussing Islam with Muslims and non-Muslims. Americans think in terms of hours, days or months but rarely attempt to imagine our culture or country with the yardstick of a century, much less 300 years. To a Muslim, Islam has been around for 1400 years. A country that has been around for 250 years will be just another country that is absorbed into the Islamic tsunami that began 1400 years ago and continues today. After all, just 100 years after Muhammad’s death, the map of Islamic conquered lands stretched from Afghanistan to Spain.
The second issue is: We assume refugees and/or immigrants from the Middle East living here will find our freedoms and democracy preferable to any other ideology. The fact that 51% of Muslims living in the U.S. responded positively in a recent poll to this statement, “Muslims in America should have the choice of being governed according to Sharia” should dispel the myth that among Muslims a large majority prefer democracy over Sharia law. Add to this a Pew Research poll that showed 60% of Muslim-Americans under 30 are more loyal to Islam than America. Where do the majority of jihadists come from? This very demographic group.
Hayat’s neighbors point to him as the “peaceful Muslim” who is the poster child for “all” Muslims and shuts down any questioning of Islam as a violent ideology by invoking, “but my neighbor Hayat is no terrorist” into the conversation. In reality Hayat is more dangerous than a jihadist suicide bomber. Hayat knows the truth behind Islam and is comfortable with it. His non-Muslim friends are clueless.
There was little doubt in my mind that Hayat would not be strapping a suicide vest on his chest as we departed. As for his children or grandchildren becoming jihadists, I’m not so sure. Hayat and I departed on good terms, he returned to his car, and I assume he drove home and enjoyed an evening with his family telling them about the interesting infidel he met that afternoon.
Hayat sleeps well as a believer in the inevitability of Islam while his non-Muslim neighbors and friends walk around in ignorance and bliss. Time is on Islam’s side and there will be plenty of other jihadists willing to strike terror in the hearts of non-believers and force them into submission. Hayat knows the truth about Islam, but more Americans are learning the truth too. Will they have the courage to share it without fear of being labeled a “hater” or Islamophobic? Our children’s and grandchildren’s future will be determined by our courage to speak the truth about Islam.
Lt Col (ret) Roy White, USAF
Chapter Leader
ACT for America San Antonio
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June 21, 2022 Military Aviation News
U.S. may let Tajikistan hold on to fleeing Afghan aircraft
The United States may let Tajikistan hold on to Afghan military aircraft donated by the U.S. that sought shelter in the Central Asian country following the U.S. withdrawal from Kabul last August, a U.S. military commander said. U.S.-trained Afghan pilots flew dozens of military planes and helicopters to Tajikistan and Uzbekistan as they fled the Islamist Taliban who took over the country as foreign forces withdrew.
South Korean Air Force conducts large-scale exercise to counter ‘enemy provocations’
The South Korean Air Force on Monday kicked off a large-scale aerial military exercise to enhance combat readiness and prepare for possible “enemy provocations,” including a surprise invasion. The theater-level “Soaring Eagle” combat training exercise is being staged over five days through Friday at the 29th Tactical Fighter Weapons Group located at an air base in the central city of Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province.
House Moves to Upgrade, Not Retire, Oldest F-22s
The Air Force’s plans to divest its oldest 33 F-22 Raptor fighters met with a sharp rebuke from the House Armed Services Committee, which moved instead to mandate the Air Force maintain the full Raptor fleet and upgrade the older planes to the newest configuration in its version of the 2023 National Defense Authorization bill.
Russian pilots still use non-military navigation equipment
Russian military pilots are still actively using insecure, non-military navigation equipment due to the low quality of Russian own navigation systems. Ukraine has shared abundant evidence that Russians have added off-the-shelf GPS systems, such as Garmin, to the cockpit of its combat aircraft. During the interrogation of the Russian pilot captured on June 18, it turned out that he had with him a Garmin navigator and a smartphone with the ‘Pronebo’ soft in order to have more accurate navigation.
China completes third aircraft carrier, first with a catapult launch system
China has launched its third aircraft carrier and the first to feature a catapult aircraft launch system. The ship designed and built in China was christened as “Fujian” named after the Chinese province opposite Taiwan, according to state-run news agency Xinhua. According to Defense News, “Fujian” was launched at the Shanghai shipyard where it had undergone construction since 2018.
RAF’s F-35Bs participate in exercise Ocean Hit in Bay of Biscay
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Minor earthquake, 3.48 mag was detected near Maneadero in B.C. in MX
Posted by admin on December 1, 2016 0 Comments
A minor earthquake with magnitude 3.48 (ml/mb) was detected on Wednesday, 44 kilometers (27 miles) from Maneadero in B.C. in MX. The epicenter was at a depth of 12.11 km (8 miles). Date and time of earthquake in UTC/GMT: 01/12/16 / 2016-12-01 04:06:07 / December 1, 2016 @ 4:06 am. The temblor was picked up at 20:06:07 / 8:06 pm (local time epicenter). Event ids that are associated to the earthquake: ci37536335. Id of event: ci37536335. Exact location, longitude -116.1104965° West, latitude 31.7991657° North, depth = 12.11 km.
Country/countries that might be effected, Mexico (c. 112 469 000 pop). Nearest city/cities or towns, with min 5000 pop, to epicentrum/hypocenter was El Sauzal, Ensenada, Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada. Event epicenter was 47 km (29 miles) from Ensenada (c. 256 600 pop), 44 km (28 miles) from Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada (c. 17 900 pop), 56 km (35 miles) from El Sauzal (c. 9 100 pop), 40 km (25 miles) from Benito García (El Zorrillo) (c. 6 600 pop).
Earthquakes 3.0 to 4.0 are often felt, but only causes minor damage. In the past 24 hours, there have been one, in the last 10 days one, in the past 30 days one and in the last 365 days thirty-six earthquakes of magnitude 3.0 or greater that has occurred nearby. There are an estimated 130,000 minor earthquakes in the world each year.
Did objects rattle, topple over, or fall off shelves? Leave a comment or report about activity, shaking and damage at your home, country and city. Read more about the earthquake, Location, Distances, Seismometer information, Date-Time, Parameters and details about this quake, reported near: 44 km ENE of Maneadero, B.C., MX. This information comes from the USGS Earthquake Notification Service.
B.C.Benito García (El Zorrillo)El SauzalEnsenadaManeaderoMexicoMXRodolfo Sánchez Taboada
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A PROPHETIC CALL TO REVOLUTION
***Note from Steve Shultz, THE ELIJAH LIST***
No prophet or prophetic voice is without error when they give specific prophecies. However some have developed more credibility over time, with a track record of Words that have come true. Cindy Jacobs is one in whom who I have a high degree of confidence in her hearing ear. We parents need to let our growing children follow the calling of the LORD-- not just what WE think the Lord would want for them.
For I would say to you, My children there is a page turning in the heavenlies, and at the top of this page I have one word, and it's "revolution." And I am getting ready to write a new page of history among the believers of this nation.
RADICAL NEW SOUND
For there is a radical sound that I have issued--there is a sound that has come from heaven, and it even now has come to earth. And the Lord says, these are going to be days where I am going to trouble the enemy through you. These are going to be different days than you have ever known, and I am going to require sacrifice of you that you cannot imagine. I am going to require a sacrifice of your children, says the Lord. And the Lord says, I'm going to shake everything that can be shaken.
THE ACLU
For there are powers in this nation, such as the ACLU, who have thought that they have ruled, and they have controlled this nation. But God says, I the Judge of Heaven am going to dethrone. I'm going to dethrone the ACLU, and I'm going to move in Congress. I'm going to move in a way that you cannot imagine, that you have only longed to see. For I would say to you, my children, you are going to come out of the wilderness. And I have found a Caleb generation, says the Lord, who say we are well able to take the mountain, we are well able to take those strongholds that have been built in the nearly 40 years in this nation, since prayer has been taken out of school.
CHURCHES AS COMMAND POSTS FOR REVOLUTION
There are churches that will be command posts for revolution, and to these command posts I would say, I am going to bring a revolution. Look and see; I am calling radical revolutionaries to the church.
There is a sound going forth from heaven, says the Lord. I am calling from the north and the south and the east and the west. They're going to move, they're going to change universities to come to these command posts. They're going to change jobs. I'm going to bring the 18, 19, 20, 21 year olds, and they're going to mentor the generation under them. And then the high schoolers are going to mentor the generations under them.
YOUTH FULL OF HOLY PASSION
And I would say, these youth are going to put the adults to shame. Because they re going to be full of holy passion, a fiery passion for the Lord. So the Lord says, get ready for I have said many things over the church, and I have made many promises. With some of you, hope deferred has made the heart grow sick. But I have found the way for the church and for this youth, says the Lord. And the Lord says, there is going to be a day when there are as many youth as adults in these command post churches, for I am going to move--I would not pass you by.
And the Lord says I'm going to put the gift of evangelism in the youth of these churches. I'm going to cause them to bring souls, and souls and souls. They're going to invade the high school campuses. They're going to invade the universities of their cities.
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Fantasy Literature Rewind: Winnie-the-Pooh.
[Sits in Thoughtful Spot]
“Oh, what to say about Winnie-the-Pooh? Think. Think. Think.”
Yeah, I’m starting with something that’s more from Disney than A.A. Milne for this one. I mean, the “thoughtful spot” is definitely Milne, but “Think. Think. Think,” I’m pretty sure is a creation of the Walt Disney company and the cast and crew of their Winnie-the-Pooh short films.
It’s actually hard to get away from Disney when it comes to Pooh. You know how many Winnie the Pooh projects they’ve done ranging between movies and children’s television. A lot! A whole lot! Far more than any Disney Princess.
Even as literary as I am, I’m not immune to it. Being a child of the ‘80s and ‘90s, when I think of Winnie the Pooh, I think of the intro to this Saturday morning cartoon:
Even beyond Disney, Pooh’s got a fair bit of pop culture fame. Up to and including being an extended reference in a Kenny Loggins song that’s known to get people a bit misty.
Winnie-the-Pooh’s genesis actually stems from a man by the name of Alan Alexander Milne. Milne was born in 1882, the son of two school teachers. Milne had an early start at reading and writing, reading at the age of two and writing verses, parodies and other things for his school paper when he was young. He moved on to more writing after university, though not always with a financial gain. In 1906, he took a position at the famous British satirical magazine Punch. He went on to get married and serve in World War I. After the war, he would write the play Mr. Pim Passes By, which was a huge success and netted the Milnes a certain degree of financial independence. However, the event that would in a way lead to A.A. Milne’s worldwide fame happened in 1920. His son Christopher Robin Milne was born. Inspired by his son, Milne wrote four books for children. There were the two Pooh books Winnie-the-Pooh and The House at Pooh Corner. There were also two books of verse, When We Were Very Young and Now We Are Six. The books were also perfectly complimented by the illustrations of artist Ernest H. Shephard. And so, Winnie the Pooh and A.A. Milne’s fame were born.
There is a little bit of a shadow over all this, though. You see, Christopher Robin Milne never quite managed to live down the fame of being THE Christopher Robin. I’m not going to get into it much here, but I understand there are a book and a movie both named Goodbye, Christopher Robin that deal with it and other facts of Milne’s life. There’s also Christopher Robin Milne’s own autobiography The Enchanted Places.
The Pooh books are series of short adventures by Christopher Robin’s stuffed animal friends Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, Tigger, Kanga and Roo as well as their woodland animal friends Rabbit and Owl.
I reread the Pooh books to see if there was anything I had forgotten that would strike me now as different or alarming or interesting. There were a few things. Most of it had to do not with Pooh himself but with his friends. One of the things was Eeyore. Eeyore, as you may remember is the gloomy donkey who is friends with Pooh and the rest. I was aware that Eeyore was gloomy to the point of seeming downright depressed. But while I knew that Eeyore was down on himself, I never quite realized he could be so down on others too. When Eeyore finds out his tail is missing in the second story, he says “Somebody must have taken it. How like them.” And Eeyore’s like that throughout both books. Always complaining about everything, including other people. He’s like a little stuffed curmudgeon.
The other thing that strikes me is the character of Christopher Robin. Christopher is probably at most about five years old. Yet, in the Hundred Acre Wood, he’s the smartest and most competent one in the room. He’s routinely the one who has the solutions to problems and who the others go to for help. Looking at this, I’m thinking that this is in fact kind of brilliant. Think of how rarely small children get to be in this situation in real life. How rarely they’re the ones who have the answers. I mean, it makes sense that a child would be smarter than his own semi-imaginary friends. However, think of how great that is as a way of getting kids to warm up to a story. Imagine being small and there being a story where a kid like you has all the answers.
There’s not much more to it. I did find that Pooh and his friends are some surprisingly well-realized characters. Animation writer Eric Lewald once said that the characters in The New Adventures of Winnie Pooh is one of the best examples of character writing he knows of because you couldn’t take a line meant for Pooh and give it to someone else like Tigger or Piglet and make it sound right. And that goes back to the book, too. You can’t take a line of dialogue from Piglet and give it to Eeyore because Piglet dialogue doesn’t sound like Eeyore dialogue. They all have their own sense of voice. Eeyore’s a gloomy curmudgeon. Piglet is anxious. Tigger is positive and exuberant. Owl is long-winded and enamored of his own voice. Kanga is maternal. Roo is playful. Rabbit is fussy and self-important. And Pooh is easygoing.
I think maybe what I was looking for was some insight into the modern tendency of seeing Winnie-the-Pooh as a source of wisdom. I’m sure other people can echo this sentiment, but there’s a Winnie-the-Pooh quote hung up on the fridge in my office at work. Disney’s upcoming movie Christopher Robin (which is the reason I’m writing about this book now) also seems to subscribe to this thinking, at least in its marketing materials. Somehow this “bear of very little brain” has been reshaped by modern culture into a little stuffed Buddha. Or maybe a little stuffed Laotzi would be more appropriate here. You see, writer Benjamin Hoff wrote a book that was published way back in 1982 entitled The Tao of Pooh which uses elements of Milne’s Pooh books to explain elements of Eastern philosophy. It was followed up by The Te of Piglet. I'll admit, I haven't read either book.
And I have to say, I didn’t find much in the way of wisdom when I was first started reading the books. They were just simple but well-crafted children’s stories. But I think I started to get a little bit of it by the time I made it to The House on Pooh Corner. And it wasn’t necessarily Pooh himself who I saw it in. I think it was the pacing of the stories themselves. The general wisdom that gets taken from Winnie the Pooh is to slow down and enjoy the simple things in life. To be “in the now”. And while Pooh himself certainly could reflect these traits, it’s more the fact that I found it impossible to rush through reading these stories. Even as an adult, the Pooh stories dictate their own ambling pace. And once I stopped trying to rush through them, they became a lot more enjoyable to read.
So, that’s about all I have on the Winnie-the-Pooh books. They’re simple. They’re charming. They have characters with unique voices. And they’re worth taking your time with. Perhaps read to a child or with a cup of tea that has just a little honey.
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Fairy Tale Media Fix: The Adventures of Snow White and Rose Red.
You know, sometimes fairy tale TV shows can hit a little close to home. It’s just not usually as literally as this.
You see, just recently a new children’s show inspired by fairy tales and children’s stories debuted on Amazon Instant Video. The series, entitled The Adventures of Snow White and Rose Red, features a pair of sisters meeting fairy tale all stars in episodes designed to teach moral lessons to young folks. Doesn’t seem too out-of-the-ordinary, right. So, why does this specific show catch my interest?
Because it’s filmed in the city of Saratoga.
Ah, Saratoga!
A city that at different points in history has hosted a Revolutionary War battle, been a tourist attraction for the wealthy (Saratoga is famous for its mineral water springs and wealthy tourists would go there to “take the waters”) and continues to be the location of one of the more popular race courses in horse racing circles.
It also happens to be a little less than a half hour by car from where I live. So, I thought I should take a look and see what a locally made fairy tale production looks like (interestingly, not the only one. There was also supposedly a Twelve Dancing Princesses movie that was filmed in Saratoga too).
Before we start, have a trailer video:
And really . . . it was good for what it was.
The truth is that the whole thing is clearly made on a shoestring. The sets seem to largely consist of a small cottage and surrounding woods. All the magic is done with camera tricks. The costumes, I think, probably come from a local college’s theater department. They don’t even try to use any kind of make-up to make the hare and dormouse in their Alice episode. They’re just a couple of kids who get referred to as “hare” and “dormouse”.
I noticed this especially in the episode “Lots of Locks” in which Snow White and Rose Red help rescue Rapunzel from being trapped in a tree. Not even a particularly tall tree. But I guess that’s as close as they could get to a tower.
The actors do okay, even though I’m pretty sure a lot of them are recruited from the local theater scene (as small as it may be). Especially the kids. There are a fair number of kids playing fairy tale characters in this show.
Yet, the show feels like the creators had a rather rock solid vision for it and carried it out. It’s an old-fashioned kids show that teaches basic morals and lessons and which is played mostly straight without any sort of unnecessary irony. They also pull more from the expanses of European fairy tales than a lot of productions do. Granted, they could probably do to draw a little more on their own title story “Snow White and Rose Red”. But their final episode draws from the Grimm tale “The Golden Key”.
So, kudos to them. It may not be any kind of appointment viewing for me, but I wish them lots of luck and I hope their target audience takes to it. I also wish them bigger budgets for the future.
Four-Color Fairy Tales: Spider-Man Fairy Tales.
Let’s take a look at something just a little bit offbeat.
It’s the early 2000s, Marvel is becoming successful in its attempt to transform from a comic book publisher to an intellectual property licensing firm. They’ve managed to license characters for successful films like Blade, X-Men and Spider-Man as well as other less popular films. Bankruptcy is behind them and the Marvel Cinematic Universe is still a little ways ahead.
And somewhere along the way, they started publishing miniseries that combine their popular characters with folklore, children’s literature and fairy tales. You may recall I did an earlier post on X-Men Fairy Tales. Well, this one is about the follow-up Spider-Man Fairy Tales.
This a four-issue miniseries written by C.B. Cebulski, a writer who is now the editor-in-chief of Marvel Comics. . .
And who is also apparently in trouble with fans for culturally appropriating a pseudonym that made him sound Japanese (geez, this little miniseries is getting more scandalous by the minute).
Anyway, as I’ve said about anthology minis like this one, they work best as artist showcases. Luckily, that’s what this one is. Each issue is drawn by a different artist with a unique visual style. The first issue, a “Little Red Riding Hood” riff, is drawn by Ricardo Tercio. The second issue, an Anansi tale, is illustrated by Niko Henrichon. The third issue is a Japanese-inspired tale of samurai and yokai drawn by Kei Kobayashi (pretty sure he’s actually Japanese). The last issue is a “Cinderella” tale penciled by Nick Dragotta and inked by Mike Allred.
One thing you may be noting here is how the choice of tales this time around is a little bit more by the books. Or, it half is. The Anansi tale and the Japanese tale are more obscure and different while the other two are the most popular, cliché, overdone tales in all of Western culture. I’m pretty sure the folks at Marvel wanted to play more on familiarity, so they did.
But let’s just jump right in. I will give the same disclaimer I gave when I did this with X-Men Fairy Tales: I’ve been reading superhero comics for a long time. There’s a chance I may reference something from the comics that you don’t know without an explanatory link. If I do, then I’m sorry.
Issue 1: This first issue is our “Little Red Riding Hood” riff of the evening. It features a young woman named Mary Jane who is engaged to a woodcutter named Peter. The woodcutters in this specific village are not just those who cut down trees for firewood and lumber, but also the town’s chosen protectors. Mary Jane is feeling a bit uneasy about her upcoming nuptials as she doesn’t want to be taken care of by Peter so much as be his equal. Mary Jane decides to mull it all over as she takes a basket of goodies to Peter’s Aunt May through the dark and dangerous woods. Of course, she meets a wolf along the way (one that’s supposed to be based on Kraven the Hunter if I recall an early interview about the project correctly). Though, she does more to outwit it than Little Red usually does. There are other little Spider-Man Easter eggs. J. Jonah Jameson is the boss woodcutter. Betty Brant is one of the townsfolk. They even say something about the woods being where Mary Jane’s friend Gwen Stacy disappeared. One nice little bit is that there is no actual Spider-Man in the story. The “Spider-Man” is actually a legendary protector that’s supposed to live in the woods but who few have seen. He’s essentially a fairy tale within a fairy tale. It’s essentially Little Red Riding Hood turned into a modern relationship story based around the love story of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson. And while that’s fine, especially for 2007, it kind of hurts a little in 2018. You see, they used a magical plot device to split up Peter and MJ a few years ago because they thought a married Spider-Man wasn’t relatable enough to kids (it’s okay. I get it. It just still bothers me). So yeah, it’s passable. It works. Or more accurately, they make it work. On a geekier note, I kind of think Man-Wolf would have been a better choice for the Big, Bad Wolf over Kraven, both because he’s an actual wolf-inspired character and because he’s Jameson’s son.
Issue 2: Here we have Spider-Man as an Anansi story. It starts with Anansi, sporting a familiar red and blue color scheme bored with his life. So, he climbs into the heavens to seek advice from his father but instead finds his uncle Nebasti (Uncle Ben). He tells Nebasti that he wants to seek the power of the Great Beasts. Nebasti warns him of the responsibility that comes with that power. After some more talk, Nebasti tells Anansi that he must travel to the end of the world and find the spider-orchid. Then he gives him a calabash and sends him on his way. Anansi sets out on his journey and along the way he encounters spirits of the wind, water, earth and fire that try to stop him. The wind he traps in his calabash. The water he soaks up into his clothes, but then lets go so it can continue to nourish the land. The earth (which is mostly made up of sand) he sucks up into a reed and traps. The fire he just talks to. Now, I want to say these characters are supposed to coincide with Whirlwind, Hydro-Man, Sandman and Firebrand respectively. However, only Hydro-Man and Sandman are usually associated with Spider-Man. So, I don’t know. Anyway, they all agree to travel with him up until the end when he meets Fire. Then, Anansi decides he’s had enough of companionship and goes on alone. Anyway, Anansi gets to the valley of the spider-orchid, but ends up being opposed by a living swarm of bees who I’m absolutely sure is supposed to call back to the super-villain Swarm. Anyway, the four elements come back and help Anansi fight off the bees. Then, with his path to the orchid no longer blocked, he chooses not to pick it. You see, Anansi’s discovered that he doesn’t really need the power of the great beasts because he has the power of friendship, responsibility, etc. So, that’s issue two and honestly, it’s probably the best one of the bunch. You see, unlike some of the other issues that just try to force Spider-Man into a folk tale framework, this story instead tells an Anansi story and uses our familiarity with the Spider-Man mythos highlighted by visual cues to accent some subtextual elements of Spider-Man. Most notably that there’s always been something oddly tribal about Spider-Man. The notion of “Spider-Man as trickster” is kind of obvious, of course. Everyone knows that Spider-Man is often depicted as an underdog who wins his battles through agility and cunning. But also consider how many of his enemies have an animal motif (Dr. Octopus, Rhino, Scorpion, Lizard, etc), are themed after forces of nature (Electro, Hydro-Man, Sandman), are positioned as rival tricksters (Mysterio, Green Goblin, Hobgoblin) or even rival spiders (Venom, Doppelganger). Heck, he even has a villain named Kraven the Hunter who’s supposed to be a “great, white hunter” with a lion motif thrown in for good measure. Even emphasizing Uncle Ben’s role or even the role of New York City kind of calls back to the roles that family and community play in African folk tales. This comic isn’t the first to note this. J. Michael Straczynski wrote a run on Amazing Spider-Man in the early 2000s that essentially turned the subtext into text by suggesting that Spider-Man got his powers not from a radiation accident but from a mysterious spider totem. But yeah, best one of the bunch.
Issue 3: This one draws on Japanese folklore in its depiction of Spider-Man. In this case, our Spider-Man is a young boy named Izumi who lives with his aunt and uncle on the border of a forest populated by evil yokai. At some point in the past, the yokai killed Izumi’s parents and now he burns with a need to get revenge. His aunt and uncle warn him against it. However, Izumi goes off into the woods anyway only to find the yokai went after his aunt and uncle after he left. His uncle is killed in the encounter. His aunt however is kidnapped and he goes off to rescue her. The yokai in this are reminiscent of the Spider-Man villains Venom, Vulture, Black Cat and Man-Wolf. Here, they seem to be taking the form of a Tsuchigumo, Tengu, Bakeneko and Okuri-inu respectively (keep in mind that I’m not an expert in Japanese folklore, so I could be a little off). There’s also some stuff about Izumi being corrupted by the power of the Venom Tsuchigumo. This is reminiscent of the famous “Alien Costume” story, which you may be aware of if you’ve seen Spider-Man 3. This is the second best story in the miniseries. It plays with some decidedly Asian and Buddhist takes on the themes in Spider-Man like family honor and revenge, playing off how the loss of Peter’s parents effects him. Playing the alien symbiote thing as a sort of contamination of spirit rather than body is also interesting. Not as good as the Anansi story, but still good.
Issue 4: Guess what, folks! It’s “Cinderella” time again! That’s right! The most over-played folk tale in all of Western culture is at it again.
Okay, okay. I’ll try to be fair to this one.
In this case, Peter Parker is the son of Sir Richard Parker, a knight who is slain in battle. He’s raised in the household of the Goblin Knight, Sir Norman Osborn. Peter is mostly kept as a slave/servant at the beck and call of Norman and his son Harry. He isn’t alone in the endeavor, because Mary Jane also slaves away in the Osborn household. Peter finds out that the king is holding a grand ball to win the hand of Princess Gwendolyn (Gwen Stacy). So, Peter sets out on a plan to disguise himself as a sort of Spider-Knight, attend the ball, win the hand of the princess and reclaim his birthright. There isn’t any Fairy Godmother. Peter does the work himself. Though, Mary Jane does his work for him while he’s at the ball. There’s some stuff with a webbed brassard instead of a glass slipper. There’s also some sword-fighting action between Peter and Norman when Norman learns who the Spider-Knight is. And if you know your Spider-Man storylines, you can probably expect that Princess Gwendolyn doesn’t come out of that unscathed. So, it’s basically “The Death of Gwen Stacy” turned into a gender-swapped Cinderella story. I’m going to be honest, this is my least favorite of these. Combining the Spider-Man elements with the Cinderella elements doesn’t really feel like it enhances either. At least it has some interesting artwork. The combo of Nick Dragotta and Mike Allred is very good and Allred’s distinct style even comes out when he’s just on inks.
So, what’s our takeaway here? Well, I suppose it’s that these kind of mash-ups are most interesting when one half can bring some sort of interesting theme or subtext out of the other. That’s why the Anansi and Yokai stories were so interesting while the “Little Red Riding Hood” and “Cinderella” riffs were not.
There’s one more miniseries in this cycle. It’s Avengers Fairy Tales, which is kind of a different animal in its own way. But, that’s a post for a future date.
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ASIA/EAST TIMOR - The Document on Human Fraternity will be studied in public schools
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Dili (Agenzia Fides) - The Document on Human Fraternity signed by Pope Francis and the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar Ahmad al-Tayyib in Abu Dhabi, in 2019 will be introduced in the curriculum of public schools of all levels in East Timor. Its contents will also be developed and studied within the "Center for the Human Fraternity of East Timor for World Peace", inaugurated yesterday in Dili, capital of East Timor. These are the results of the visit (September, 19-23) of Msgr. Edgar Peña Parra, Substitute for General Affairs of the Secretariat of State of the Holy See, in the small state of Southeast Asia with a Catholic majority.
"Our small nation of East Timor is the first in the world to incorporate the Document on Human Fraternity into its public order and education. We are delighted. With the visit of Msgr. Edgar Peña Parra, it has become official that the Document will be introduced and studied in educational institutions throughout the nation, recognizing its merits, values and the precious perspective of fraternity", confirms to Fides Father Bento Barros Pereira, National Director of the Pontifical Mission Societies in East Timor.
As Fides has learned, during Edgar Peña Parra’s visit, the new building of the Apostolic Nunciature will be inaugurated, in a ceremony that will take place on September 22, and institutional meetings with the local community are planned.
Yesterday, September 19, after a meeting with the President of the Republic of East Timor, José Ramos Horta, Msgr. Edgar Peña Parra attended the inauguration of the "Center for Human Fraternity of East Timor for World Peace", inspired by the Document on Human Fraternity signed by Pope Francis and the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar Ahmad al-Tayyib in Abu Dhabi, in 2019. It is a Study Center that will continue to deepen the contents of the Document, applying them in particular to the Asian continent. The day continued with the participation in a conference on human fraternity at the Catholic University of East Timor.
As Fides learns, today Msgr. Peña Parra will visit a care center for poor children run by the Canossian Sisters of Balide, the interdiocesan Seminary of San Pedro and São Paulo, the cemetery of Santa Cruz and the Museum and Archive of the Timorese Resistance.
On September 22, a meeting with Prime Minister Taur Matan Ruak is scheduled, followed by the Eucharistic celebration in the Cathedral of Dili. Also on the agenda is a visit to the monument dedicated to Saint John Paul II in Tasi-Tolu where, on October 12, 1989, the Pontiff celebrated a mass when East Timor was still part of Indonesia.
Father Bento concludes to Fides: "This visit is very important for us, it shows us the attention of the Holy See and makes us continue to hope for the coming of Pope Francis. Here in Timor our mission continues, faith is alive in the population and we are in an atmosphere of joy and celebration, after the return home of the first Timorese Cardinal, the Archbishop of Dili, Virgílio do Carmo da Silva.
It is a great pride for our small and young nation. The Timorese Church has always been close to the population, even in the difficult times of occupation, and continues to be so, accompanying the People of God to live the life of faith and, on a social and economic level, to promote a dignified life, for the integral development of every human person and a society that cares for the common good".
East Timor, Asia's youngest democracy, comprises the eastern half of the island of Timor, while the western half is part of Indonesia. It has an area of 15,000 square kilometers, and 97% of the 1.3 million inhabitants profess the Catholic religion. On May 20, the country celebrated the 20th anniversary of East Timor's independence from Indonesia, which occupied it for 24 years. (PA) (Agenzia Fides, 20/9/2022)
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Performance Management in PPC: Daily Doses of Data
By Buck Dossey, Associate Director, Client Strategy & Development
Microsoft Excel provides search marketers with more tools than we know what to do with – sorting, de-duping, pivot tables, pivot charts, pie charts, bar charts, area charts, scatter-plots, database connectivity, Microsoft query, web queries, conditional formatting, plug-ins, macros, forms, vbscript, etc., etc. etc… The list really is too long to enumerate. The key to driving the greatest amount of success for search marketers is being able to leverage the right tools in the right way on a consistent basis, and also to evangelize those methods and practices across all members of the team.
One challenge that senior search marketers run into is that many team members approach data analysis in as many different ways as there are members of the team. In other words, no one looks at data in the same way. This provides the benefit that everyone should be able to bring different observations to daily performance discussions, but unfortunately that does not outweigh the drawbacks of this approach.
What happens all-too-often is that, without a consistent, disciplined approach to daily data analysis, achieving a uniform base-level understanding of actual performance is often not possible. It is usually overlooked in favor of developing analysis of specific nuances of an account that might appeal to each individual user. In many cases, team members end up spending time discussing what actual performance is rather than focusing on solutions or new ideas. In the bleakest of scenarios, performance might even not be discussed in favor of talking about what is next in the tactical plan and what must be done for the day.
Of course, not all initiatives require daily monitoring. As any search marketer knows, for some campaigns in slower verticals with awareness or consideration goals, it is recommended to not look at the data every single day to mitigate over-optimization. But for the lion’s share, (and exacerbated by the worsening economy), efficiency is king and daily monitoring, essential.
This is no truer than in the case of aggressive DR marketers. It is absolutely essential that every person on every team have an established framework for analyzing data on a consistent basis. Ideally, that framework would have roots in consistency across all members of the team, but would allow for each individual to conduct his or her own investigations into trends that catch their attention, and allow them to innovate new ways of viewing data, should they desire.
So try it out! You’ll find as a search marketer that you’ll have a great deal of success with helping each person on your team develop a baseline view of data that takes a consistent form so that the level of conversation between team members escalates beyond “what happened and what are we doing next?” to “I saw this happen and think x,y or z solutions could capitalize further.” Teams spend less time discussing performance with each other and spend more time talking about solutions that affect the businesses.
It’s this type of proactive attitude that drives teams to think from the innovative, entrepreneurial, business-focused perspective that drives growth for our campaigns, our companies, and ourselves.
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Is Leasing a Car Better Than Buying?
Choosing whether to lease a new vehicle instead of buying it largely comes down to priorities. For some drivers, leasing or buying is purely a matter of dollars and cents. For others, it’s more about forming an emotional connection to the car. Before choosing which road to go down, it’s important to understand the key distinctions.
When you lease a vehicle, you’re basically renting it from the dealer for a certain length of time. That’s usually 36 or 48 months. Once your lease period ends, you have the option of returning the vehicle to the dealer or purchasing it at a predetermined amount, which is defined in the lease contract.
That’s a lot different from buying a car. Buying it outright means you own it after the loan is paid off.
Lease Payments
Lease payments are generally lower than the monthly loan payments for a new vehicle.
Monthly car loan payments are calculated based on the sale price, the interest rate, and the number of months it will take to repay the loan.
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Lease payments depend on factors including:
Sale Price: This is negotiated with the dealer, as with a vehicle purchase.
Length of the Lease: This is the number of months you agree to lease the car.
Expected Mileage: The lease sets a maximum number of miles you can drive the car each year. Most leases come with a 12,000-mile annual allotment. The monthly payment will increase slightly if you go for a higher yearly mileage. If you exceed the mileage limit in the contract, you’ll owe the dealer cash for every extra mile at the end of the lease.1
Residual Value: This is the vehicle’s value at the end of the lease, with its depreciation figured in. If you decide to purchase the vehicle once the lease expires, this is the amount you will pay.
Rent Charge: This fee is shown as a dollar figure rather than a percentage, but it is the equivalent of an interest charge.
Taxes and Fees: These are added to the lease and affect the monthly cost.
Some dealers or the manufacturers they represent require a downpayment for a lease. The more you put down, the lower your lease payment will be.
Keep in mind that it may not make sense to put too much cash down on a vehicle that you’ll ultimately be handing back to the dealer. If you’re quite sure you’re going to buy it when the lease expires, it will reduce the cost then.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Leasing
The major drawback of leasing is that you don’t acquire any equity in the vehicle. It’s a bit like renting an apartment. You make monthly payments but have no ownership claim to the property once the lease expires.
In this case, it means you can’t sell the car or trade it in to reduce the cost of your next vehicle.
However, there are advantages to leasing as well. They include:
Lower Monthly Payments
A lease slightly eases the burden if you’re concerned about the monthly costs of getting a car. Generally, the monthly payment is considerably less than it would be for a car loan. Some people even opt for a more luxurious car than they otherwise could afford.
Make sure your insurance covers any charges that may still be due even if the car is totaled before the lease runs out.
A New Car Every Few Years
For many people, there’s nothing like the feeling of driving away in a brand new ride. If you’re one of them, leasing may be the way to go. When the lease is up in a few years, you can return it and get your next new car.
Worry-Free Maintenance
Many new cars offer a warranty that lasts at least three years. So when you take out a three-year lease, most of the repairs should be covered. Leasing arrangements largely eliminate the hazards of a significant unforeseen expense.
No Resale Worries
Are you the type of person who hates to haggle? If so, you probably hate the idea of selling your used car to a dealership or a private buyer. With a lease, you simply return the car. The only thing you have to worry about is paying any end-of-lease fees.
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Migraines totally suck
After church yesterday, I spent the better part of the day out of commission by way of a migraine. I have had more of them in the last couple of months than I had in the entire year prior to that. I think it's probably stress, although honestly I don't feel all that stressed. The general opinion of those around me is that I internalize it. Whatever. All I know is, I've been having a lot of migraines and I hate it.
I have learned something about myself, though, over the last couple of months. When I'm lying in bed, trying to get over a migraine, and I start that sort of delirious panic: "What if I have an aneurysm? What if this is the end? What if I'm about to stroke out and I don't know it? WHAT IF THIS IS THE BIG ONE?" ...
When I'm lying there in that state, apparently my top priorities come into focus. Because when I say the prayer to God to please save me from this one and keep me alive, this is what it invariably sounds like: "Lord, please don't take me now. I want so badly to live to enjoy my grandchildren. And I have to know how Lost ends."
So there you have it. I didn't even know it until recently, but apparently my children's babies and Damon and Carlton's baby are pretty much what I'm living for.
That's hilarious. I haven't watched it in two years, but I remember feeling that way about it.
Brenda is SO Blessed said...
you dont know me at all--i followed you from Jonah's site... I dont know them either LOL
I just wanted to say that I sooo totally understand about migraines... I have them too. I had a killer today. I feel just like you do when I have one too... "is this an aneurysm?? a big old brain tumor"? nothing that is not deadly should hurt this much. Feel better soon. Brenda
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Visit Roanoke for All-Around Fun
Located in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, Roanoke offers a little something for everyone. Whether you are interested in outdoor activities, shopping, history or a lively nightlife, Roanoke offers it all from shining stars to unique museums and rare animals and antiques. Read further to learn more about what you can see and do in Roanoke, Virginia.
Star Attractions
Roanoke’s shining attraction is its star sitting atop Mill Mountain. As the world’s largest man-made star, the Mill Mountain Star measures about 88 feet in height. You can see the bright star long before you ever reach it at the top of the mountain. When you come to see the star, make sure you make plenty of time to explore the surrounding Mill Mountain Park, which features 900 acres of walking trails, scenic overlooks and picnic areas.
Also located here is another popular attraction, the Mill Mountain Zoo, which houses about 45 animals, including rare and endangered species like the red wolf, white-napped crane, Amur tiger and snow leopard.
Roanoke offers several fantastic museums such as the O. Winston Link Museum. Housed in a restored railway station, this museum displays an extensive collection of railroad photographs from the 1950s. At the Virginia Museum of Transportation, you can see a huge collection of locomotives, automobiles, buses and aircraft. The Science Museum of Western Virginia and Hopkins Planetarium is another excellent museum where you can view a massive marine aquarium and engage in hands-on exhibits about the weather, geology, the human body and light and sound. Learn about African American heritage and culture at the Harrison Museum of African American Culture. Located in a former high school, this museum displays many photographs, memorabilia, artifacts and art works.
Because of its location in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains, Roanoke features vast parklands and forests that offer plenty of outdoor activities. For example, the Jefferson National Forest offers thousands of acres where you can enjoy hiking, cross-country running, mountain biking, fly fishing, kayaking and canoeing as well as picnicking and wildlife viewing. One of the nation’s largest city parks, the Carvins Cove Natural Reserve, offers the likes of hiking, biking, horse riding, fishing, boating and more.
If you enjoy the arts, you will be spoiled for choice in Roanoke. If you want to view visual arts, the Taubman Museum of Art houses a nice collection of 19th and 20th century American art that includes decorative arts as well as manuscripts. For live performances, you will discover several options in the city such as the Roanoke Performing Arts Theatre, which presents Broadway shows, concerts and other productions. Other venues include the Mill Mountain Theatre, the Roanoke Children’s Theatre, the Roanoke Civic Center and the Shaftman Performance Hall, which hosts plays and concerts by the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra.
Shoppers will be delighted with Roanoke’s shopping scene. Here, you have the opportunity to shop in Virginia’s oldest open-air market, the City Market. At this award-winning market, you can hunt for a bargain among the many vendors selling the likes of fresh produce, homemade jellies and breads, handicrafts, jewelry, plants, art works and more. Conveniently located nearby hotel accommodations, the City Market is open year round, seven days a week. If you prefer shopping malls to markets, Roanoke has that covered as well with its Valley View Mall. This attractive mall offers a wide selection of name brand retail stores. Antique lovers will want to head over to the store, Vintage Europe Antiques, where you can find unique and authentic antiques from Europe.
For nightlife, you will find several appealing options in Roanoke from sports bars to pubs and lounges. Some of the most popular places that offer good food, music and entertainment include the local favorite, the Corned Beef and Company, as well as the Cornerstone Bar and Grill, and the lounge, Metro.
Although the city has experienced extreme temperatures in the past, Roanoke generally offers rather mild winters and summers. No matter when you visit, you will probably feel comfortable here. However, because of its location in the Roanoke Valley, the city does see some flooding from time to time.
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I-70 Baseball Exclusives I-70 Hall Of Legends Cardinals Classic Royals
2011 Hall Of Legends Inductee: Vince Coleman
Bill Ivie November 21, 2011
The week of Thanksgiving brings a time for all of us to be thankful for family, friends, health, any a myriad of other things that each of us finds important. Here at I-70 Baseball, we take this time to show some thanks to some players that spent some time wearing both of the uniforms of our two teams, the Cardinals and Royals.
The requirements are that simple: the inducted player had to play for both the Cardinals and Royals in his career. From there, it is pure judgement of I-70 Baseball to say they deserve enshrinement in our “Hall Of Legends”. This year we induct five new legends to join the inaugural group of five from last season. The original five inductees were manager Whitey Herzog, pitchers Dan Quisenberry and Danny Jackson, outfielder Reggie Sanders, and catcher Darrell Porter.
The first inductee for 2011 is Vince Coleman.
Coleman was drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals in 1982 and it did not take long for him to race (pun intended) onto the scene at the big league level. The speedy outfielder was built for the Whiteyball area of the St. Louis Cardinals and the team quickly had him in the leadoff role as the 1985 season got underway.
That rookie year was not perfect by any means, but the young man managed to reach base at a .320 clip while hitting .267. It was what he did when he was on base that captured the focus of fans across the nation. Coleman successfully stole 110 bases that year while also being caught 25 times, leading the league in both categories and capturing the Rookie Of The Year Award (later named the Jackie Robinson Award in 1987) in the National League that season. His 110 steals would fall just short of Cardinal legend Lou Brock‘s national league record of 118, but would establish the record that still stands today of steals by a rookie.
The dreaded sophomore slump would gRip Coleman‘s batting average and on base percentage, dropping the former to .232 and the latter to .301. As the old saying toes, however, speed doesn’t slump. Despite his drop in ability to reach base safely, he would lead the league again in stolen bases, this time with 107. He would also cut down the amount of times he was caught on the bases, being thrown out a paltry 14 times over the course of the season.
Coleman’s third year in the majors wearing the birds on the bat would see him achieve another etching in the record books. In arguably the most successful seasons of his career, Coleman would raise his batting average to .289 and his on base percentage to .363. The batting average would eventually prove to be the second best average Coleman would ever post and his on base percentage would rank as his best of his 13 year career. His increased time spent on the base paths would yield 109 stolen bases, the first player in history to steal 100 or more bases for three consecutive season.
As the 1988 season developed, Coleman would find himself once again atop the league in stolen bases, this time for the fourth consecutive season. He would fail to top 100 stolen bases for the first time in his career, swiping just 81 while being caught 27 times. Coleman would make the first of his two career all star appearances in that year’s mid summer classic. His production would slip again in 1989, falling to just 65 stolen bases, which was still good enough to lead the league. He would make is final appearance in the All Star Game that year. The remarkable thing happened for Coleman was a record that started in 1988 and was completed in 1989.
In the top of the sixth inning of a contest between the Cubs and the Cardinals in Chicago on September 18, Vince Coleman would swipe second base off of Greg Maddux and Jody Davis with Jose Oquendo at the plate. It led to the Cardinals’ fourth run of the contest, a game they would eventually win 5-4. Fast forward to July 26, 1989 as the Cubs would meet the Cardinals in St. Louis. In a game once again won by the Cardinals, Coleman would steal second base in the bottom of the third off of Cubs hurler Rick Sutcliffe and catcher Joe Giradi. The following game, played on July 28 in Montreal, Coleman would be thrown out in the fourth inning attempting to steal second base off of Pascual Perez and cather Nelson Santovenia. It would bring to end a treak of 50 straight stolen bases by Coleman, another record that is still standing today.
Coleman would spend his final season in St. Louis in 1990, stealing 77 bases and leading the league for the final time in his career, the sixth consecutive time. He would post his highest batting average of his career at .292 before departing the city via free agency to head to the bright lights of New York City to join the Mets.
Three injury ridden years in New York would come to a close after the 1993 season when Coleman was traded back into the midwest to the Kansas City Royals in exchange for Kevin McReynolds. Coleman’s health would rebound in 1994 as he put together a decent season for the Royals, stealing 50 bases. He would steal another 26 bases in a Royals uniform the following season before being dealt to the Seattle Mariners for the stretch run of 1995.
Coleman would steal 625 bases combined for the I-70 franchises, winning the Rookie Of The Year Award and appearing in two all star games. He “leads-off” the 2011 selections for the Hall Of Legends.
Bill Ivie is the editor here at I-70 Baseball as well as the Assignment Editor for BaseballDigest.com.
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I could read and write before I went to school – my Mum taught me using comics, I seem to recall, and I remember writing my name in big bold capitals – JOHN – before my aunt, who was a teacher, told my mother off for not teaching me to write lower case letters first.
So when I went to school, I had a slight advantage, and was always treated as an advanced reader. I burned through school reading books faster than they could assign them to me, so my teachers used to have to dig out other books for me to read. When I was around seven years old, my teacher gave me a book that contained tales from mythology – Thor and his hammer from Norse mythology, Finn MacCoull from Celtic legend, and Beowulf from the Anglo-Saxons. How I loved those stories! The memory of that book stuck with me for decades, although of course I couldn’t remember what it was called, or who it was by.
It’s been nearly 40 years since I read that book, but even now I have a fascination for myths, legends, fantasy, and history. I studied Classics at university because I was obsessed with Greek and Roman mythology. Of the six books I’ve written, five have been fantasy, and one history. This book is my origin story – this is the bat bursting through young Bruce Wayne’s window; this is my radioactive spider-bite.
So of course it was extremely annoying that I couldn’t remember what the book was called. I tried searching on the Internet, but I didn’t have much to go on – it was a school reading book available in the early 1970s, and it had Beowulf, Finn and Thor in it.
Then I got lucky, and found a mention on a web page of a book that had similar myths – it was called They Were Brave and Bold. It didn’t sound quite right – it seemed very American, from an American publisher, and I recall the stories being very European – but I ordered a second-hand copy from Abebooks, just in case.
It wasn’t the right book. It didn’t have Beowulf, Finn, or Thor. All the stories were from North America. Further research suggested that this was a cut-down paperback version of a previously-published, much larger hardback. But I was pretty sure the book I’d read hadn’t been a big thick book at all.
More trawling through the listings at Abebooks brought another edition to light. Another paperback, but with a different selection of stories – and it was issued by a British publisher. James Nisbet published the Janet and John series of early reading books, so they definitely had a connection with British schools. This was looking promising!
I ordered a copy. It turned up:
It’s called Brave and Bold (note the omission of “They Were” from the title) and the authors (although I presume in this case, editors would be the more appropriate term) are listed as Miriam Blanton Huber, Frank Seely Salisbury, and Charlotte Huber (the same editors as the other, American, editions).
I pulled the book carefully from its envelope and checked the tablet of contents:
Thor! Finn! Beowulf! There was just one more thing I needed to check. I remembered that the Thor story involved the theft of Thor’s wife’s hair, and its replacement by the dwarfs with a golden wig… was that in there? If that was included, there could be no doubt.
I turned to page 87 and started reading. Yes! There it was:
“[Loki] was determined to steal the golden hair. As noiselessly as he could, and more like a thief than a god, he crept into the palace, cut off the golden locks, and carried them away.”
I read through the rest of the book. The story of Finn disguising himself as his own baby and pretending to squeeze water out of a stone – that had stuck in my mind, too. Beowulf and the dragon – that was so familiar.
I’d finally found it.
Strangely, I had no recollection of the Sinbad story, or The White Cat – although my Mum had a beautiful volume of The Arabian Nights with fantastic glossy colour plates in it that I read over and over when I was young, so that may have pushed out the earlier memories of Sinbad. The White Cat is a delightful fairy tale that is apparently related to the Brothers Grimm’s Puddocky and also to The Frog Princess, but perhaps 44-year-old John appreciates it more than 7-year-old John did.
The illustrations – by Florence and Margaret Hoopes – are beautiful. From the frost-giants on the cover to Grendel on the back, through all the full-colour pictures that accompany each story, each picture fits perfectly. The Beowulf story in particular has pictures full of dynamism and energy.
I’m so glad that I’ve found this book at last. Not just for the nostalgia, but for the influence it had on me as a young reader. I must have read hundreds of books in those very early years, but this is the only one that’s stuck with me – and now I have my own copy.
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I’ve been chasing this book for several years now; I read it at school in much the same way as you, although possibly slightly earlier, and it had a similar impact. I’m now trying to track down a copy of my own, but all I can find is the large U.S. Version. Do you have any more details of your version?
Hi Shaun,
Here are all the details of my copy:
Brave and Bold
Miriam Blanton Huber, Frank Seely Salisbury, Charlotte Huber
Illustrated by Florence and Margaret Hoopes
Published by James Nisbet and Company Ltd, Digswell Place, Welwyn
(c) 1968 Harper and Row
07202 0532 8 Limp
07202 0533 6 Cased
Hope this is some help to you.
Many thanks John; hopefully I’ve now tracked down a copy. This will bring back so many memories. Thanks so much for posting!
WOW! The book that started the flame inside me. Thank you SO much for the information. Tracked one down and ordered it today, the end of a thirty year search!
Many thanks and God bless!
Hi David – so nice to hear that the book had an influence on other people, too. Hope it brings back many happy memories! John
Mr Mohammed Tariq says:
I have been searching for this book for over 30 years now and finally found this website
I remember reading this book in the early 1970s in nursery and was so obsessed by it
Could you assist me in where I could get a copy from
I would really appreciate your assistance in relation to this
I am from Birmingham England
I look forward to hearing from you
M Tariq
Email [email protected]
Hi Mohammed,
Your best option is to keep an eye on abebooks.co.uk – that’s where I found my copy. You just have to be careful – the similar-sounding “They Were Brave and Bold” by the same authors has a different, American-centric, selection of stories. Look for the edition called simply “Brave and Bold” with the 1968 publication date.
Umar AHmed says:
You sir are a legend ! I last read this in school almost 40 years ago. God bless you !!!
I’m always pleasantly surprised by how many people remember this book!
Moyosore says:
Yeah….must be a whole lot of us out there that formed some of our early fantasies from stories in this book. It was a good read back then and my nostalgia-led soul searching brought me here to find others have had similar longing experiences.
Glad to have it all back.
Thanks John.
Donna Hammonds says:
I do not know if you will see this comment. I want you to know that I have had the same experience. I started school in the mid 1950s. As I went through the elementary grades, I would become very engrossed in many of the stories that we read. I have been trying to find some of the books that we read in school because I still think about these stories. One in particular was a story about a boy who found a capsule. I can’t remember much of the story except that when they opened the capsule whatever was in it turned to dust. I’m 68 years old. That is a long time to remember a story.
I am so happy to know that you found the book that you remembered.
Hi Donna. It’s amazing the power stories can have over us, isn’t it?
Rich Farmbrough says:
Hi John and fellow readers,
I am another ex-scholar who has finally decided to hunt down a copy of “Brave and Bold” – finding your blog shortly after. My recollection is that there was a second volume of myths and legends, but I can’t remember the title. Be very pleased if anyone else can provide it! | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13580 | {"url": "http://www.johnkfulton.com/?p=446", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.johnkfulton.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:35:28Z", "digest": "sha1:FT4LC2K7USUQ2JQGV6RIXAVJEV2VFBGP"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 8204, 8204.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 8204, 10995.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 8204, 60.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 8204, 233.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 8204, 0.98]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 8204, 322.3]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 8204, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 8204, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 8204, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 8204, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 8204, 0.43746526]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 8204, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 8204, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 8204, 0.01972265]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 8204, 0.01140216]], 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Five reasons to go to the beach in the winter
Jan 10, 2017 | Life
Hello lovelies, This year, for the first time in a while, I betrayed the party girl in me and spent a quiet new year’s eve at the beach. Surprisingly, I really enjoyed it, the only thing I blame my self for, is not going to the beach in the winter anymore. I...
Summer series: Thoughts about 90’s trends
Jul 25, 2016 | Fashion, Style
Hello lovelies, Being a tall girl in the late 90’s was a tough business. The trends were all about cropped and weirdly shaped clothes. I literally had to cut the hem stitches on the bottom of my jeans so they can fit. I am so happy we are back to long vests,... | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13581 | {"url": "http://www.justdalal.com/tag/beach-outfit", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.justdalal.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:44:24Z", "digest": "sha1:LXCUREMNI2ANGXDAD3EF2XL6URHF5CLX"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 661, 661.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 661, 1419.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 661, 6.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 661, 48.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 661, 0.96]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 661, 242.0]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 661, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 661, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 661, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 661, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 661, 0.4]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 661, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 661, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 661, 0.08300395]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 661, 0.08300395]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 661, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 661, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 661, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 661, 0.04743083]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 661, 0.03952569]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 661, 0.04743083]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 661, 0.03870968]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 661, 0.33333333]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 661, 0.18709677]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 661, 0.68992248]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 661, 3.92248062]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 661, 0.01290323]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 661, 4.23381188]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 661, 129.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 46, 0.0], [46, 66, 0.0], [66, 328, 1.0], [328, 370, 0.0], [370, 400, 0.0], [400, 661, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 46, 0.0], [46, 66, 0.0], [66, 328, 0.0], [328, 370, 0.0], [370, 400, 0.0], [400, 661, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 46, 10.0], [46, 66, 4.0], [66, 328, 52.0], [328, 370, 6.0], [370, 400, 5.0], [400, 661, 52.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 46, 0.0], [46, 66, 0.375], [66, 328, 0.0], [328, 370, 0.05], [370, 400, 0.24], [400, 661, 0.00790514]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 46, 0.0], [46, 66, 0.0], [66, 328, 0.0], [328, 370, 0.0], [370, 400, 0.0], [400, 661, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 46, 0.02173913], [46, 66, 0.1], [66, 328, 0.02671756], [328, 370, 0.04761905], [370, 400, 0.1], [400, 661, 0.01915709]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 661, 0.01553166]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 661, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 661, 0.00141501]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 661, -31.92705877]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 661, -3.70222637]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 661, -61.06613163]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 661, 7.0]]} |
Figure 2.2 The number of uniformed personnel in UN peacekeeping since 1991. This includes deployed military and police personnel but not civilians.
Note: I designed an earlier version of this chart while on sabbatical at the United Nations, using DPKO data mostly available at www.un.org/en/peacekeeping/resources/statistics/contributors.shtml>. The chart was published by the UN (with permission) and is continuously updated by the United Nations on its website at www.un.org/peacekeeping/documents/chart.pdf>.
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Apply to host a lil’gourmets veggie meals party
Tryazon is now accepting applications for their lil’gourmets veggie meals party.
lil'gourmets is designed to help lil’ones fall in love with vegetables, while cultivating their curiosity for flavors and cultures from around the world.
Tryazon will select 50 hosts from Illinois, Michigan, Ohio. Indiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri for this opportunity. Those chosen will receive a party pack with a variety of lil' Gourmets products to showcase and sample in-person or virtually with friends and family.
Applications are due by October 3, 2020.
Apply at https://www.tryazon.com/lil-gourmets-veggie-meals-party/
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A lot of people have been asking me that question, especially because I’ve announced to all that I am leaving Milwaukee. I don’t know where I want to go, but as much as I love my friends in Milwaukee and the city itself, I know for sure I can’t handle another winter in my life.
Maybe I’ll be braver in the future, but in the two winters I spent in Wisconsin, I witnessed about 180 inches of snow altogether. That’s a lot of ice and snow and slipping and gloves and down jackets and layers and thermals and grey and clouds and cabin fever for a girl who was raised to be suntanned and slippery, swimming happily in pee-warm, turquoise-blue waters, squinting at the sun in wide open skies.
Luckily I don’t believe I need to look for a regular job ASAP — nor do I really want to at this point. What with the turmoil in the newspaper industry (the LA Times, Chicago Tribune and the Journal Sentinel announcing layoffs and/or buyouts), I may leave journalism for good. It’s tough to set your career path in an industry that you don’t know will exist before you’re 50. Not that I’m thinking that far ahead, either.
All I know is this: I love writing, and print media is what I’ve done since I was 18. I love the process of newsgathering. I love writing ledes and shaping stories. I love putting packages together — with sidebars, photos, timelines, quizzes, whatever. But I want my work’s value to be recognized; readers/editors/publishers should know journalists like me put in a lot of care and energy into a story that is worthy of our byline. That we sometimes dream in ledes and story angles, and that reporting and editing IS sometimes tantamount to rocket science. And I guess I’m just not seeing that value in the industry right now.
So, my options. If I died tomorrow, my only regret would be not finishing my book. So that is #1 on my list. I’ve always wanted to go on a yoga retreat. I’ve always wanted to live in a Spanish-speaking country so I could hone my language skills. I’ve always wanted to go to South America and India. I’ve always wanted bum around in the Philippines and surf all day. I’ve always wanted to go to Cambodia and Vietnam. I’ve always wanted to live in New York, but I’ve been missing California A LOT. I’ve always wanted to do a project related to my dad’s work.
I suppose I could try and figure out how to do all this now that I have all this time, but our severance package isn’t THAT big. Also, I’m at a point in my life where I NEED good friends around me. I don’t think I can stand to make new friends in a new city and then leave them again. Like I did in Milwaukee. Or Orange County. Or Manila. It’s too heartbreaking.
So it’s boiled down to this: my options are ultra wide-open, but wherever I end up living will be a place where the weather is mild and I have a lot of friends. It could be New York, because most of my best friends live there now. It could be LA. It could be Manila.
And I will always be writing, and creating, and hopefully I will make music again. So you’ll see my byline when I send the pitches I’ve been dreaming about to various editors. And that’s what’s up with me. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13584 | {"url": "http://www.lilledeshan.com/tag/ann-patchett/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.lilledeshan.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:26:38Z", "digest": "sha1:5GVTE6OGE72YFKN4RUKE7KT7IQPIOPA4"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 3156, 3156.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 3156, 4119.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 3156, 9.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 3156, 53.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 3156, 0.95]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 3156, 204.4]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 3156, 0.42567568]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 3156, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 3156, 0.04507042]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 3156, 0.03702213]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 3156, 0.02816901]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 3156, 0.04507042]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 3156, 0.04346076]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 3156, 0.07837838]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 3156, 0.15540541]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 3156, 0.48060708]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 3156, 4.19055649]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 3156, 0.00135135]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 3156, 5.07616797]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 3156, 593.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 27, 0.0], [27, 306, 1.0], [306, 716, 1.0], [716, 1137, 1.0], [1137, 1764, 1.0], [1764, 2321, 1.0], [2321, 2684, 1.0], [2684, 2951, 1.0], [2951, 3156, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 27, 0.0], [27, 306, 0.0], [306, 716, 0.0], [716, 1137, 0.0], [1137, 1764, 0.0], [1764, 2321, 0.0], [2321, 2684, 0.0], [2684, 2951, 0.0], [2951, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 27, 4.0], [27, 306, 55.0], [306, 716, 74.0], [716, 1137, 77.0], [1137, 1764, 110.0], [1764, 2321, 106.0], [2321, 2684, 74.0], [2684, 2951, 55.0], [2951, 3156, 38.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 27, 0.0], [27, 306, 0.0], [306, 716, 0.0075], [716, 1137, 0.00487805], [1137, 1764, 0.00328407], [1764, 2321, 0.00184843], [2321, 2684, 0.0], [2684, 2951, 0.0], [2951, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 27, 0.0], [27, 306, 0.0], [306, 716, 0.0], [716, 1137, 0.0], [1137, 1764, 0.0], [1764, 2321, 0.0], [2321, 2684, 0.0], [2684, 2951, 0.0], [2951, 3156, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 27, 0.07407407], [27, 306, 0.03584229], [306, 716, 0.01463415], [716, 1137, 0.04750594], [1137, 1764, 0.02551834], [1764, 2321, 0.04847397], [2321, 2684, 0.06887052], [2684, 2951, 0.0411985], [2951, 3156, 0.03414634]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 3156, 0.37350857]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 3156, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 3156, 0.08008611]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 3156, -237.16626177]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 3156, 26.16053006]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 3156, -601.26544179]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 3156, 39.0]]} |
Canals and Gelato and Rain.
Sorry for the prolonged silence. We have scoured the island for internet cafes and are pretty certain that there are only 3 in the entire city of Venice that charge ridiculous prices.
We are doing well and Venice has been a great stop for us.
Today was the first day of unfortunate weather we have had over the past three weeks. It rained all day long and the clouds did not roll away until well into the evening. We also discovered that grocery stores/restaurants/convenience stores are all closed on Sundays. We spent the day scavenging food from vending machines, eating chips, reading books (I polished off The Magician's Nephew and Arden is nearing the end of Secrets in The Dark), and playing many rounds of crib (I lost horribly every time). We have had two great days in Venice prior to this rain storm and are hoping that tomorrow will have brighter skies for us.
We have spent most of our time wandering through the narrow streets and along the MANY canals. Venice looks like any postcard you have probably ever seen of the city. I have been overwhelmed with the antiquity of the place. The bus or train drops you off at a stop on the outskirts of the city and you have to walk or "water-taxi" the rest of the way.
We have been FILLING our bellies with the local cuisine. It is true Italians can cook! We had the best pizza of our lives at a little whole-in-the-wall shop and are pretty certain that Gelato is Italy's gift to mankind. Yesterday I woke up in the morning to homemade pasta sauce wafting through our hotel room.
We have been able to browse Venice's Gallery of Modern Art and saw works by Klimt, Rossi, and Matisse among others. I left feeling slightly overwhelmed but loved it.
Tomorrow holds much more walking and pasta eating. We are hoping to get to the Girl's Asylum/Orphanage that Antonio Vivaldi taught out of in the 1700s.... a must see for any violinist. Wee!
Thank you for your prayers for my little ear. It seems to have mended quite nicely. I must admit that I was hoping to have left my sick days behind me but all the same we were SO thankful that we were able to see a doctor quickly. Arden experienced a short 24 hr. flu bug in Barcelona and has healed from that as well.
We will not have internet access again until we reach Berlin (Tuesday). Thank you for your love via emails and comments. We have read every one of them.
Cass said…
Glad to hear that the Kobewkas are now in good health again...Isn't it absolutely overwhelming to go to such a historical place? I remember visiting the National Gallery in London, and seeing the original "Sunflowers" painting. It's so surreal to actually see the original of such famous works of art...I hope the rain hasn't followed you to Berlin...
Carla said…
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Spring 2022 style
By Vicky Maldonado March 15, 2022 No Comments
Spring 2022 style is the latest fashion trend. It is the latest fashion trend that I have seen, and I have seen a lot. This Spring style is supposed to be amazing, because it has great and new fashion ideas and concepts.
When you put on the clothes this spring, you will be able to look very different from previous periods and that is thanks to the new and amazing trends that await us, and we will detail them below:
A Fanny Packs
Fanny packs are back, or at least they are around the corner. No more are they a fashion statement, they are now a fashion reality. The rules of being a fanny pack aficionado are simple: every fashion trend must have a fanny pack counterpart.
For instance, this season, western wear is all about skinny pants. So, if you do not have a fanny pack, you should consider buying one to be one of the fashion sets.
A Feathered Everything
A “feathered” look means your clothes will be covered in feathers, not just feathers on your clothes, and not just feathers on your hairstyle, but real feathers, like chickens and the like.
The look is done to reflect the overtly-romantic themes of the season, and it works on a wide variety of styles from Goth to high-end fashion.
A Flouncy Fringe
Spring has come! The weather has warmed up, and the birds are singing. It’s time to embrace the season and embrace your wardrobe. The floral prints and ornate fabrics of spring are the epitome of inspiration. They inspire us to wear more bold prints.
A Dramatic Draping
In the first part of the year, it is always interesting to take a look at all the collections that come out and what kind of styles are found in them. Sometimes it is easy to forget the original concept of the collections.
It is important to see the designers, stylists, and inspirations behind the collections and how the collections have evolved over time.
The design of the spring/summer season looks to have a lot more freedom than the winter-like styles which have prevailed in recent years.
Gone are the heavy and bold patterns that dominated the last few seasons in favor of more gentle and light-hearted designs. One of the most noteworthy trends is the widespread use of draping and draped accessories, which can be seen in both men’s and women’s fashion.
The Overalls
Our lives have changed a lot since the first time we wore shorts. It’s not enough to put jeans on and call it a day anymore. Now we have to worry about what we wear on our legs.
While this hasn’t changed for Spring to Spring, we have to consider our outfits from all angles. How do we make them look more stylish and, more importantly, fit?
There’s been a lot of hype around Spring 2022 style, and it’s easy to see why. It’s definitely a brave new era for fashion, with a whole range of new styles, fabrics, and cuts to take inspiration from.
The most obvious change is to the undergarments; the midriff-revealing crop tops are a thing of the past, and the new crop’s more modest (although still oh-so-sexy) pastel shades are as youthful as they are practical. That will surely suit your jewelry like your original engagement rings and so on.
Spring is the season of new beginnings and the time of year when everyone gets excited about their new wardrobes and hairstyles.
The cuteness of spring is hard to resist, but it’s not all fun and flowers. The fashion industry can sometimes be a harsh place, where people are judged on what they wear every day. The pressure to conform to the latest trends and styles can sometimes be too much.
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WILL THE SUPREME COURT BE LOST FOREVER?
Posted on October 15, 2016 by michael
It is down to this: the Supreme Court issue is way more important than any differences of policy, character, or temperament between the candidates in the presidential election. Nothing else matters, because of this:
When both the president and a majority of the Court are leftist, the president can act as a dictator, because Congress cannot stop the president and a leftist Court will not stop the president.
If Ms. Clinton wins the election, the odds are that it will be at least three decades before conservatives regain a majority on the Supreme Court.
Congress cannot stop the president. Until the Obama presidency, American presidents issued federal regulations and executive orders when they wanted to “fill in the blanks” in an Act of Congress, to provide clarification or greater specificity. But under Mr. Obama, regs and orders are mainly for changing existing laws or creating new ones; they are for doing what Congress had been asked by the president to do but did not. They are the president’s excuse for ignoring – for exploiting – congressional gridlock, using his pen and his phone. This is far worse than judicial activism, this is defiance of Congress and the judiciary, this is open disdain for the constitutional model of separation-of-powers.
The judiciary will not stop the president. A lawsuit can contest the legality of a particular regulation or order, arguing that it was unconstitutional because it was, in effect, a form of legislation, a way of getting around the executive branch. In the highest-profile recent case involving the constitutionality of an executive order, United States v. Texas, a prominent immigration-case, the lower courts ruled that the president’s executive order was unconstitutional, and, as the Supreme Court was deadlocked at 4 – 4, the lower court ruling remained in place. However, there was agreement among the commentators that the Supremes were split along ideological lines – the four lefties voting to reverse, the four conservatives (including Kennedy) voting to uphold. This outcome confirmed the general public impression that a leftist-dominated Court could be counted-on to uphold virtually any executive order issued by a president.
The consequence: when the judiciary is unwilling to invalidate regulations and orders, it affords the president clear-sailing, freedom to ignore Congress. We now know what that means when we have a modern Democrat as president: so long as conservatives do not have a majority in the Supreme Court, we live in an autocracy, a de facto dictatorship.
How could this be changed? With Scalia gone, we have a potentially-deadlocked Court: 4 of the remaining justices are leftist, 3 are conservative, and Kennedy is a swing vote who sometimes give the leftists a majority. But if Clinton were elected and another leftist were appointed as the successor to Scalia, that would give the left a clear majority of at least 5 to 4. Here is what it would take for conservatives to regain a majority on the Court:
A Republican president. Let’s call that a 50/50chance, a 50% probability in any election.
A Republican majority in the Senate, at the same time as we have a Republican president. (The Senate must approve all nominations to the Supreme Court.) Recent history: in the 64 years beginning with the presidency of Dwight Eisenhower, a single party has held both the presidency and a majority in the Senate only 27.5 years – 43% of those years. (Nixon never had a Republican Senate in his 6 years, Ford did not have one in his 2, and Bush The Elder was 0-for-4.) Let’s generously round the 43% up to 50%. So, the probability of having both a Republican president and a Republican Senate in any year is only 25%, under the basic formula: when two events are independent, the probability of both occurring is the product of the probabilities of the individual events. 50% of 50% is 25%.
The departure of a lefty justice at a time when we have both a Republican president and a Republican Senate. The probabilities? Let’s start with the fact that since 1930 (the nomination of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes), there have been only 39 justices appointed to the Supreme Court, of whom 8 still serve, meaning the turnover is only 31 justices in 86 years. So, we appoint, on average, just one new justice every 2.77 years, meaning the probability of even one court-opening in any year is only 36%. As there is only a 50/50 chance that the departing justice would be a lefty, the likelihood of an opportunity to replace a lefty with a conservative is a mere 18% (50% of 36%), or once every 5 ½ years.
Now the punch line: All of that would have to happen at least twice in order to get the conservatives up to a clear majority. What are the chances of the requisite alignment of the stars and planets occurring not just once, but twice? The chance of its happening in any year is, 18% times 18%, or just a bit more than 3%. Three percent per year means once every 33 years! Willing to live under a dictatorship until 2049? Does that work for you? For your kids? Your grandchildren?
Temporary relief: We might not have an autocratic government continuously for the entire 33 years. Even if Clinton won, we might get temporary relief at a later time if a Republican were elected president. But that, by itself (absent the other requisite conditions), would not be enough to appoint two conservative nominees to the Supreme Court, it would merely make life a little better for a few years. Once that president’s term ended, the nation would revert to being at the mercy of a presidential dictatorship.
So, are you anti-Trump conservatives and Republicans still feeling OK with sitting out this election because of your distaste for Mr. Trump, still dreaming that you could turn this all around with better candidates in 4 or 8 years? Still confident that a Republican president and Congress in 2020 or later could set things straight again? Sorry, will not happen. Even if the Republicans kept control of the Senate this year, despite a Clinton victory, we already know that a Republican-controlled Senate would not have the fortitude to spend 4 whole years continuously refusing to approve any Clinton nominees to fill the Scalia seat. So, we would be back to the 33-year scenario. Are you willing to bet everything on Mitch McConnell overseeing a Republican retention of the Senate and leading a “no” vote on every single Clinton nominee for up to 8 years? | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13587 | {"url": "http://www.mecmoss.com/will-the-supreme-court-be-lost-forever-2/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.mecmoss.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:01:45Z", "digest": "sha1:N2XKZARSE2CF7TUDLOCXXRSJDK2NM5SX"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 6523, 6523.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 6523, 7518.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 6523, 15.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 6523, 48.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 6523, 0.97]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 6523, 243.4]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 6523, 0.43975441]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 6523, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 6523, 0.05035285]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 6523, 0.01678428]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 6523, 0.01678428]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 6523, 0.01678428]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 6523, 0.02307839]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 6523, 0.02288766]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 6523, 0.00972726]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 6523, 0.00844206]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 6523, 0.17574827]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 6523, 0.37974684]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 6523, 4.74050633]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 6523, 5.29492952]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 6523, 1106.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 40, 1.0], [40, 78, 0.0], [78, 294, 0.0], [294, 488, 1.0], [488, 635, 1.0], [635, 1343, 1.0], [1343, 2281, 1.0], [2281, 2629, 1.0], [2629, 3080, 0.0], [3080, 3170, 1.0], [3170, 3958, 1.0], [3958, 4670, 1.0], [4670, 5150, 1.0], [5150, 5667, 1.0], [5667, 6523, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 40, 0.0], [40, 78, 0.0], [78, 294, 0.0], [294, 488, 0.0], [488, 635, 0.0], [635, 1343, 0.0], [1343, 2281, 0.0], [2281, 2629, 0.0], [2629, 3080, 0.0], [3080, 3170, 0.0], [3170, 3958, 0.0], [3958, 4670, 0.0], [4670, 5150, 0.0], [5150, 5667, 0.0], [5667, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 40, 7.0], [40, 78, 7.0], [78, 294, 34.0], [294, 488, 34.0], [488, 635, 26.0], [635, 1343, 114.0], [1343, 2281, 143.0], [2281, 2629, 57.0], [2629, 3080, 80.0], [3080, 3170, 14.0], [3170, 3958, 141.0], [3958, 4670, 129.0], [4670, 5150, 90.0], [5150, 5667, 86.0], [5667, 6523, 144.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 40, 0.0], [40, 78, 0.16666667], [78, 294, 0.0], [294, 488, 0.0], [488, 635, 0.0], [635, 1343, 0.0], [1343, 2281, 0.00219058], [2281, 2629, 0.0], [2629, 3080, 0.00909091], [3080, 3170, 0.07142857], [3170, 3958, 0.03038309], [3958, 4670, 0.04081633], [4670, 5150, 0.0237069], [5150, 5667, 0.00396825], [5667, 6523, 0.01190476]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 40, 0.0], [40, 78, 0.0], [78, 294, 0.0], [294, 488, 0.0], [488, 635, 0.0], [635, 1343, 0.0], [1343, 2281, 0.0], [2281, 2629, 0.0], [2629, 3080, 0.0], [3080, 3170, 0.0], [3170, 3958, 0.0], [3958, 4670, 0.0], [4670, 5150, 0.0], [5150, 5667, 0.0], [5667, 6523, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 40, 0.8], [40, 78, 0.05263158], [78, 294, 0.01851852], [294, 488, 0.02061856], [488, 635, 0.03401361], [635, 1343, 0.01836158], [1343, 2281, 0.01385928], [2281, 2629, 0.01724138], [2629, 3080, 0.02217295], [3080, 3170, 0.03333333], [3170, 3958, 0.03045685], [3958, 4670, 0.02106742], [4670, 5150, 0.01875], [5150, 5667, 0.01740812], [5667, 6523, 0.03154206]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 6523, 0.91746247]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 6523, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 6523, 0.2967034]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 6523, -181.54577113]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 6523, 178.07749664]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 6523, -93.69927148]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 6523, 57.0]]} |
Living the Dream???
A Boston friend, who is an actor we met in a show that we both performed in at the Boston Center for Arts. She replied to my bimonthly newsletter with "You are living the dream". It was a supportive and wonderful thing to say but it really gave me pause.."am I living the dream"? My day job is in the Broadway District, my home is in the same district and an aspiring actor in New York City. The other part of my reality is, I am the working poor, I dont have health insurance, I have debt and there are areas of my life that need attention that I dont have the financial means to address. My material realities do impede with my artistic pursuits and create an almost insane juxtaposition to each other. I am beyond the age where this is considered trendy and each day I am aware of the ticking clock. The truth is I am not a person who has extravangant needs, but even my relatively simple needs are a struggle in this current economic climate. The other part of my reality is I have not achieved the success that warrants the time and energy I have put into my career, I am still struggling to become union which means I am still auditioning for low paying projects. So, it makes me wonder what is the dream and from someone viewpoint where life may seem more routine, this is the life. While I share the areas that are challenging, there are things that are wonderful. My social circle continues to grow, meeting artists all the time that are passionate and committed to thier work, I am growing as a director in New York with a growing number of projects under my belt. my living space is ridiculously convenient making Mahattan my playground, and I have doubled my resume is a half the time in took in Boston as an actor. I am much more respected in New York as an actor than I was in Boston which is great and a little ironic. There is no real resolve in this entry, just a moment to ruminate on what the "dream" means and how it differs from our waking reality. How can we bring the two together as opposed to be in complete disharmony which it can sometimes feel like. The truth is I dont want to go back to the 9-5 world and with my work ethic in this business, I really shouldnt have to. It is horrible to have to choose between two issues that are part of your health, your spiritual or physical. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13588 | {"url": "http://www.miayandersonchannel.com/mias-musings/archives/04-2011", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.miayandersonchannel.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:39:41Z", "digest": "sha1:YJMTQOHCMTZQKXJWXEL3TDWVIKGIUTIG"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 2328, 2328.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 2328, 3921.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 2328, 2.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 2328, 138.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 2328, 0.98]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 2328, 321.8]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 2328, 0.49380165]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 2328, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 2328, 0.02824552]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 2328, 0.02824552]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 2328, 0.02824552]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 2328, 0.02824552]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 2328, 0.01303639]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 2328, 0.02281369]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 2328, 0.01520913]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 2328, 0.04132231]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 2328, 0.08677686]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 2328, 0.47511312]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 2328, 4.16515837]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 2328, 4.82246638]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 2328, 442.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 20, 1.0], [20, 2328, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 20, 0.0], [20, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 20, 3.0], [20, 2328, 439.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 20, 0.0], [20, 2328, 0.000883]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 20, 0.0], [20, 2328, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 20, 0.1], [20, 2328, 0.02209705]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 2328, 0.07712758]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 2328, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 2328, 0.02138394]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 2328, -13.15881913]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 2328, 1.35620774]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 2328, -158.53972945]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 2328, 20.0]]} |
Ok, Ladies . . this one’s for you. I see the multitude of comments left by women here under the post titled, “Experiences With A Taurus Male” asking questions such as:
"He was so nice, he started off so strong. Where did he go? What should I do? I text him and he doesn’t respond. I call and he doesn’t answer. Help!”
Standing your ground in the early days of dating is absolutely necessary for your sanity, dignity and relationship perspective. Unless, of course, you prefer to be a co-dependant Polly Anna instead.
Men, just like children, will always test their boundaries with you. It’s just a fact of life. They don't sit around plotting and planning this behavior intentionally. It's psychological, preprogrammed. It's a gift of insight into the female species from good ole' Mother Nature. At its purest form, it's meant to give them the upper hand - so they can succssfully mate, procreate and perpetuate the human species. It's behavior they're not aware of - but utilizing daily.
They're honing these skills from childhood. Very early on young boys learn that the best way to get what they want from the woman in their life, namely mom, is to play on her emotions. And as we speak, some little boy on some playground somewhere is punching the little girl he likes in the arm, running away, laughing.
It is what it is, girls. Accept it.
This is not “games” or manipulation of some sort. You need to remember is this – men do indeed play games. It’s pure instinct. Men are acutely aware of the factors that trigger “attraction.” And if you don’t get a grip and counter these moves that every single man in the world will use on you – then you’re going to become the woman with 17 cats faster than you can say, “Bastard.”
First thing you need to understand, and it’s one factor that men are born understanding, is . . .
The Scarcity Theory Of Value
Scarcity drives competition, particularly in economics, but it also works in dating. No one loves competing for something more than men. This is human behavior/psychology – it just is.
The Law of Scarcity is used in economics daily. Big box stores, marketers and those in the business world understand this. Ever notice during the Holiday season there’s a new game or gadget that’s in scarce supply? But EVERYONE suddenly has to have it? Why is that?
The Answer: Because people always want what they can’t have.
Manufacturers know that they can produce 700,000 of these gadgets for the Holiday season. But they’re not interested in the “get in, get out” method of sales. They want to create a buzz, create a demand – and most importantly – they want people to place a high value on their product. They want people to crave it for months to come – not simply during the month of December.
So what do they do? They dole out the product in scarce supply (and you should do this with sex, too, by the way). Next thing ya' know, people are searching online, hitting 25 stores, standing in line for hours – you get the idea.
And they’re not just doing this in December. Come the month of March, they’re still looking for it and putting energy into acquiring it.
The Reality: People place a high value on something they have to work for.
You want your man to value you, you want him to put energy and effort into the relationship, you want him to puruse you with dignity, it’s what you deserve. Permit this to happen.
Action Steps: When dating, don’t always be available. Don’t respond to texts immediately. Don’t pick up the phone all the time. Don’t return calls immediately. Don’t rearrange your plans to accommodate a man. And never settle for being a booty call. Remain independent, yet flexible, and follow a certain set of "dating rules" for yourself.
The Result: The Scarcity Theory Of Value begins to work. He starts to see you as valuable. He begins to understand that your time is valuable, you are valuable, you are not desperate, and other things and people demand you time as well. His brain begins to subconsciously associate you with being valuable. It's human nature to process the message in that manner, male or female, which is why this law is applied to economics in the marketplace. Use this factor of human behavior to your advantage.
Men instinctively know this. Hell, they use this tactic every single day – on you. So get with the program.
Research Suggests That Uncertainty Heightens Romantic Attraction
It’s a fact, uncertainty creates attraction. Yet another factor that men instinctively know, understand and use to their advantage – DAILY. It goes back to – people want what they can’t have.
Here’s what happens in the human brain. When uncertainty exists, when you can’t have something that you desire . . . you think about it constantly. When your man doesn’t answer a text or ignores a call, you begin to think about him non-stop. What you don’t realize is that all this heavy duty thinking is actually creating more desire for him. He knows that this uncertainty is heightening your attraction for him and there's actual research to back this theory up (PDF).
So now you need to flip the script and use this particular aspect of human behavior to your advantage.
So how do you do that? Take a lesson from him. Play it cool, ladies. In the early days of dating, never let a man know you’re crazy about him. That is, unless you’re looking for the “hit and run” type of situation.
Fact: If you let your man know immediately that you’re falling for him and/or you sleep with him too soon (no sooner than one or two months, ladies), he will immediately move you into the “backup” or “plan B” situation.
Why? Because the thrill is gone and he's already tasted the goods. He now knows he doesn’t have to put another ounce of energy into you. He’s got you right where he wants you – under his thumb. And he now knows he can disappear for days, weeks, months, years. And if he wants you again, if he's bored or other women have rejected him, he'll need an ego boost so he'll be likely to ring you and then, BAM - there you are. Rearranging your schedule, jumping through hoops and giddy that he's contacted you again.
Fact: Once a man has fully “conquered” something, he's apt to lose interest in it. You need to never let him think he's got you or won you over, even if you know he already has.
Action Steps: Never talk about the future in the early days of dating. Never jump through hoops and never let him see you're giddy about what's taking place. Play it cool, just like men do. Hang back, be fun, be spontaneous and be open. But do this on your time and as you see fit. Most likely, he'll poke around with leading statements so he can get a feel for whether or not you're into him.
He'll Say Things Like:
“Maybe someday, we can buy a house together.”
"When we live together someday. . ."
“Maybe someday, I’ll take you here for dinner.”
“I have a weekend getaway planned in August (and it’s May), maybe you can come with me.”
Response: Say something playful and coy like:
“Well, we’ll have to see where it goes. If this works out, maybe yes, someday we can do that. That would be nice.”
What He Hears: His work here is not finished. He senses uncertainty and processes the message that he needs to up the anty here. In otherwords, there's still work to be done and this game is not over.
More Importantly: You're independent, you're different. You make your own choices based on actions, not a bunch of bullshit sweet talk. It's going to take more than the punks game of BS to get you. You're not afraid to walk away or skip over him. You don't let a man pick you, you pick your man.
Men Understand Simple Communication
Emotions are overwhelming to men and confuse the hell out of them. It’s a known fact. Emotions are like work to men, the trouble of wading and sifting through them, attempting to decipher and understand or relate to them, it's a ton of work. It's also a major turn off and it makes the relationship more akin to the job of a therapist as oppossed to something fun and enjoyable.
The Number One Mistake Women Make With Men: They share too much of what they’re thinking and feeling with them. Every little thought, every little fear, every little feeling, every little tear, every little "what if." It's a bit much and to a man, amounts to a ton of drama.
If you need a therapist, by all means, go visit one. But your boyfriend, yea, he's not your therapist. He's not getting paid $150 an hour to listen to all your fears and wade through your emotions and insecurities in the dark recesses of your mind, in an effort to heal you or make you emotionally stable and overall, mentally healthy. Do this with your man and he'll be gone in a flash.
Action Step: Visit a therapist of share these emotions with other women who can relate, such as your girlfriends, sisters or female co-workers. Your man should have no clue what's going on in your head.
This is the one single thing that is most likely to create the “disappearing reappearing” man syndrome, although there are other very real signs he'll disappear. Start sharing your emotions with him and he’ll be gone. Do that and you'll take his interest from level 8 or 9 down to a 2 before you can blink an eye. He'll begin to question everything - including your sanity.
Ever listen in on a bunch of men talking amongst themselves? It basically boils down to this:
a couple of grunts
some high-fives
and some laughs
Simple communication. That’s the name of the game with men. Keep it simple ladies.
Men Understand Action Loud And Clear, Emotion Only Confuses Them
Let’s say you’ve made the above mistake and you've been using your man as a therapist instead of working out your emotions and fears yourself. Let's assume you believe that your happiness is something a man should grant you - and not something you have to grant yourself. Let's say you've been prodding and poking around about his feelings, if he cares for you and where this may lead.
Imagine This: You are driving the car (relationship) and you are now effectively letting fear and insecurity steer the wheel. Now the car (relationship) is veering wildly out of control at a high speed, his passenger door is open and he’s bailing out onto the highway - leaving you to your own demise.
He’s overwhelmed, he’s confused, he doesn't know why or how this happened and because of that, he's gone MIA on your ass. Your actions have spoken loud and clear – and he’s responding.
Don’t worry, we’ve all been there. And this is where it gets interesting, so LISTEN UP, Ladies!
Men Pull Stunts To Gauge Your Feelings And Reassure Themselves
This is the oldest trick in the book and a known fact as to how men reassure themselves. You can expect a man to distance himself and pull back before diving in headfirst and/or right after having sex. So just know this and be prepared for it ladies. Don't panic and go off the rails.
Ever notice how the punk player laughs, smiles and smirks when his girlfriend goes off into a jealous rage about another woman calling or approaching him? Watch for that, the Billy Idol half smile. Experts in human behavior and body language refer to that tiny half smile as "duping delight." It's a sure sign that he's pleased as punch about the attention he's getting, how important he feels at that moment, and about how much his girl cares for him. Really insecure guys, like players, pull stuff like this all the time to make themselves feel important, wanted and confident.
Because let's face it, if you didn't care, you wouldn't be going off, half-cocked, about the issue.
What To Do When Your Man Disappears: The Rubber Band Theory
This is based on a dating theory called "The Rubber Band Theory" which concludes that this is part of the male intimacy process - getting close, then pulling away to think, remain independent, feel manly and not get too caught up in HIS emotions. Men do this to maintain a nice, healthy balance.
I’m telling you ladies, if you send one text, make one phone call – you’re going to BLOW THIS. He’ll be gone in sixty seconds. He’ll instantly know there is no other man on the scene and his attraction for you will disappear in a flash. You will look emotionally pathetic to him.
Maintain your strength in this situation. One of two things will happen:
He’ll stay gone for good. In which case, you’ve got your answer, no more waiting around for him – and you’ve dodged a bullet here because he wasn’t that into you to begin with. And had you stuck around for more games, grief and pain, more is definitely what you will have received.
He’ll suddenly reappear. He’ll have had time to think, he’ll have had plenty of space and the rubber band effect will kick in – and he'll come around to seek you out. He'll mis you and that's what you want him to do.
In psychology, there are two kinds of love, passionate and companionate. And passionate love is defined as an intense longing for union with another individual (PDF).
Men and women both tend to equate longing with love and many scientists and anthropologists believe it to be a cultural universal, ladies - worldwide.
What To Do When Your Man Reappears: Behavioral Mirroring
If he’s gone, good riddance. He wasn’t into you anyway and/or he’s insecure. If he reappears, you get a second chance, girls, so don't blow it. You flip the switch and work your voodoo magic on his ass. You take control and you move things forward in your way and on your time and at your pace, not his.
He’s just revealed to you that YOU now have HIM. Gotcha little bastard – game on. (And remember, he started all this by making himself scarce, by not answering texts, and acting like he doesn't care. You don't want to play this game, but they insist on it – so here you are, game face on.)
Reminds me of a popular saying, "If you're going to play the game, I'll be the coach."
When your man suddenly reappears you have two options:
1.) Ask yourself if he’s worth it. What are the chances he'd do this again? Is there a history of this behavior? If so, he's a flake, not worth it.
2.) Act accordingly based on that decision.
If he’s worth it, here’s what you do when he suddenly reappears:
Action Step: Don’t answer that text or return that call for two or three days. Yes, three days, girls, this is important. You're taking a stance and you don't budge on that or he'll call you on that, he'll sense hesitation and weakness, and he'll take control again. Simply use another psychological tactic called mirroring and mirror his behavior. What’s good for the goose is good for the gander and all is fair in love and war.
What He Hears: This poor treatment is not something you'll overlook. You won't go off the rails about it, but you're no dummy either and now he knows this. You have a life and you're going to live it, with or without him. You know the meaning of consequence and bad behavior doesn't earn your attention. Bad behavior earns consequences, those of which you're not afraid to dole out, and you will hold him accountable for his actions. You will not reward him for them.
There's a great old saying I love, "Never treat someone like your priority while they're treating you like their option."
Action Step: Make your response friendly, casual and keep it carefree. In otherwords, you could care less and these little pranks mean nothing to you.
If you get the proverbial, “Hey” text or some sorry ass excuse for where the hell he’s been for a month (he was abducted by aliens) then three days later, you simply ignore the excuse he provided and say:
“Hey what’s up? It was nice to hear from you, I hope things are going well. I’ve been so busy lately, we’ll have to get together sometime soon. Have a great day, talk to ya’ later!”
What He Hears: You’re still there but now you're farther apart. Remember the rubber band theory, ladies. Men like a little bit of tension, it's exciting and makes them curious. Treating you like this will not be the way to your heart and does not make you want to spend time with him. He knows what he did was wrong, you don't have to tell him. So now, he's a bit confused and you have the uncertainty factor of human behavior working to your advantage. And remember, uncertainty creates romantic attraction.
If he disappears for good, he was an insecure guy who was beat at his own game. What up now, player? And the last thing on earth you want to date is an insecure guy who is a player, so be gone fool.
Insecure guys are a bit different concerning this prank – they do it just to prove they can get a girl to jump. They don’t even have to like her. Deep down, they don’t feel like a man. Making a woman jump makes them feel manly. You don’t need a guy who is out to prove something to himself. Period. You want a man, not an insecure little boy who plays games to feel like a man.
Just give it some time. He’ll think about this and if he’s a real man and he genuinely likes you, he’ll be back. Nagging and chasing is what he expects. You not caring and blowing him off is not what he expects. Don't let him push your buttons, push his and throw him for a loop.
Shake Things Up And Blow Them Off: The Push Pull Method
Ever notice that the men you ignore are generally the one’s blowing up your phone? Why is that, you ask? Because you could care less about them and this kicks in a natural human behavior tendency to prove themselves to you, to win you over, to beat out other men, and claim the prize. So they start vying for your attention and going to great lengths to get it.
There's a dating principal that many refer to as "The Push Pull Method." And it works boths ways, on men and women, in most cases. It's a way to be interesting and fun without being too nice or too mean.
I’ll keep this section simple. Playing it safe is boring. A man needs to be unable to predict your next move if he's to find you intriquing. So start to shake things up a bit by creating some tension, pulling back on that rubber band a bit - and hold tight for him to spring back at you.
Men Are Competitive and Love To Chase
For women, the end result is what’s exciting, the future. For men, it’s the opposite, it’s the journey that’s thrilling to them, the here and now.
Men like to hunt. It plays on their natural, psychological tendency to enjoy competition. Permit yourself to become the prey and let them hunt you. Remember, it's also part of the human psychological condition to place a higher value on something you have to work for and in the modern day marketplace, it's being used everyday.
There's a great line in the movie, "The Break-Up." When Vince Vaughn and his buddy go into a nightclub, they say, "Let's seperate the weak ones from the pack." Clearly they were on the hunt.
Ladies, you’re the prey. He’s the hunter. Now run!
Dating, Mating And Male Insights
Men must feel that you're choosy, not needy.
Men don't want to be your therapist.
Give him plenty of space, pull back on that rubber band and he'll spring back at you.
Men tend to disrespect a woman who is too nice.
Men see nagging as emotional weakness.
A little distance along with some apathy pulls on that rubber band.
If he can predict your every reaction, you'll bore him to death.
Sleeping with a guy too soon takes all the fun of it for him. If you throw yourself at him, his reaction will be, "Meh."
Your sexuality is your power. The sooner you give it away, the sooner he'll leave.
Sleep with him too soon (before a month or two) and he'll view you as an object. Make him work for it and he'll notice you as a woman.
Not sleeping with him in the first month or two gives you time to find out who he really is and will save you lots of tears later on.
Nice girls, much like nice guys, finish last.
Don't Become Road Kill
Don't let yourself and your emotions get run over like road kill. Look out for yourself, voice your opinions, don't be afraid to say no or turn down mediocre offers, and take things at your own pace while enjoying your own lifestyle in the midst of it.
If you look out for yourself in this manner, you will attract someone who will do the same for you.
Is he into you? Check out "He Is Not Into You: Relationship Red Flags"
Are you dating a player? Check out "What Is A Player: Signs You're Dating A Player"
Dealing With The Aftermath? Check out "Men Disappear and Reappear: The Aftermath"
Questioning Yourself? Check out "Dating: What Does It Mean When He. . ."
Feeling Powerless? Check out "Women And Relationships: Reclaiming Your Power."
Is he blaming you? Check out "What Is Nagging And Shifting Blame?"
Source Books and Recommended Reading
"The Rules: Time-Tested Secrets for Capturing the Heart of Mr. Right" by Ellen Fein and Sherrie Schneider
"Mars and Venus On A Date" by John Gray, Ph.D.
"Why Men Love Bitches" by Sherry Argov
"The Manual" by Steve Santagati
"Date Like A Man" by Myreah Moore and Jodie Gould
"How To Make Anyone Fall In Love With You" by Leil Lowndes
"How To Date Men" by Janis Spindel
Still Don't Believe This Is A Game Being Run On You Daily?
Do me a favor and Google "ignore her" on the Internet. You'll see what these little sneaks are up to:
"Mind Games Men Like Playing On Women" (THIS IS A MUST READ, WRITTEN BY A MAN AND STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSES MOUTH, LADIES)
"Why Nice Guys Ignore The Girl They Like"
"How To Raise An Interest Level: Ignore Her!"
"Get Out Of The Friend Zone By Ignoring Her"
"Why Ignoring Her Will Make Her Beg You To Take Her Back."
And there you have it. This is what they're up to. Now flip the script.
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All I can say is . . . WOW. This was truly insightful. I'm feeling a bit like crap right now because I've made just about every mistake listed here. I really like the examples you provided and will definitely be changing my behavior when dating. Thank you Mirror.
Sagg in Distress said...
So How Do I Move On From Here?
I experienced the disappearing act and really he never reappeared but kept communication via text. After 6 months of not seeing him this is what happened. Any advice?
Once again after going 6 months without seeing my Bull and feeling rejected yet having difficulty in letting go, we met yesterday at a bar and grill. Though I hoped I would feel nothing, he was still the same sweet, sexy, and alluring man from when we first met. DAMN! I still want him!
I kept my cool though the entire time I was a little nervous, butterflies, after being away from him for so long. We actually enjoyed our time together. The most amazing thing was what he revealed the following:
1) that he cares sincerely for me and that's why he keeps in contact via text...does not want to lose the connection. Has not seen me in 6mos because he doesn't feel he is ready for me would want me to look up to him and be proud of him because of the woman he views me as. Stated that the only way he knew how to deal with this was to run from me.
2)During this absence he has started 2 businesses outside of his 9 to 5 and is reading self-help books on how to be more expressive because he realizes he is so closed. Feels that he connected with me on so many levels but could not keep it going because it required more disclosure and is not there yet.
3)Would never want to hurt me because he doesn't meet the bar in a relationship.
4)Said at one point he felt I was trying to "push him into a relationship" and that pushed him away even more. I responded that was correct that I became the "convincer" and just didn't want to lose him. It was not the correct response but felt if I didn't our connection would dissipate. He somewhat agreed but said he would have reached out to me for sure at some point.
5)Last thing---I asked him why he won't act on my sexual advances and he admitted he wants too so badly but not for casual but for relationship...he wants to be ready for it all saying I'm not like the women he periodically sleeps with as a single man. They know he is not interested, will not be, and it is simply sex. He states that's also why he stayed away because when around me its hard for him not to touch me knowing I've been abstinent for a long time (2.5yrs only 4 men I've slept with ever). Said he wants it to be right when/if it happens.
I was so impressed with our conversation, his honesty and how comfortable we both were the more we tlaked. We ended our time together without making future plans but I was good with that. He kissed me and we said our goodbyes.
It was nice. So how do I move on from here?
@Sagg in Distress,
How do you move on? You just do. You have no choice, life goes on. You date, you spend time with friends, family, etc. and you move on.
Have faith that the universe will always steer us in the right directions. And that if it was meant to be - somehow - it will be.
Thanks Aphrodite Bull...I needed that encouragement:)
hopelessLeo said...
OMGosh dude. 1,000,000,000 thanx this feels so reassuring. You described my situation to the t minus the fact that by the grace of God he hasn't tasted this sweet necter(not that his sensual charm wasn't deserving) but no brownie points here its only been a few weeks.Yes its been terribly hard trying not to give in to such hansome and sexual creature but this article couldn't have come soon
enough. Surprisingly I did ignore him one day and the next night he was blowing me up but my phone volume was low so I never heard his on going text and then calls and vm through the night saying he just wanted to know if I was ok and he wanted to hear my voice!! I took advatage of the leg-up since I got him just by watching tv then falling asleep on my phone. Ignoring him again till the next evening where I actually happened to be OCCUPIED at the beach with my family I told him that night I was out to the movies and dinner with a friend till 4am. He usually NEVER replied to my text at first but i timed my text 15 to 20 mins or so to add on to the ignoring thing and he would reply within a few mins even tho he was at work apologizing for bothering me and saying he needs to meet soon and talk he sounded like a whipped puppy even questioning was I asleep so hard I didn't hear his calls and if I was up!!! Aw man it felt awesome but here's my delimma. I called once the next morning with no answer then the afternoon and one more before bed with no answer or even a text.Since then 4 days have passed neither of us has called or texted. WAT DO I MAKE OF THIS????
Hi HopeLessLeo,
What do you make of this? Um . . rinse and repeat, hehe. Think of the relationship like a rubber band - always lean back and put tension on it. They'll spring forward towards you.
So what you do now is disappear again. It may be longer this time before he contacts you again, but he will. I think the mistake here was in the fact that, once he had your attention again, you sprung forward towards him a lil too strong - i.e. you gave him to much reassurance with 3 phone call attempts in one day. If you dare phone a man (which I would only recommend doing once in a blue moon), you do it ONCE. That's it. No text, no more calls. Once and then sit back, the balls in his court. And it's when he sees your not purusing him that he'll step forward again. Unfortunately, 3 phone calls in one day is seen as purusing here. So - he gotcha on that one.
Initiate "no contact" again immediately. And when you hear from him, you answer a day or two later. If he comes round, you don't run at him . . you hang back.
It worked for you and it'll work again. But you can't run at them. It's human nature that when something charges at you - you take two steps back. When something runs from you, you pursue.
The key here is to NEVER look like the pursuer. It's to be pursued. With those 3 phone calls in one day, you became the pursuer and now he's pulled back. He's waiting for you to come at him again - don't do it.
If you have to wait 3 weeks to hear from him, that's what you do ;-)
And follow the advice in this piece (http://www.aphroditeastrology.com/2012/06/dating-what-does-it-mean-when-he.html) under the section "Was Dumped By Me And Wants Me Back." I realize that isn't your particular situation exactly, but the advice there is what you use to get this one off the ground - starting over from square one upon his return.
Lemme know how it pans out and good luck.
Well written!!! This is some of the best advice out there on dating and men! Kudos!
Thank you *blushing*
It's a piece that's meant to help women weed out the insincere game players and learn to recognize the good guy when he comes along - because I believe the good guys should finish first :-)
There are good guys out there who will not play such games. Women need to break the cycle of falling prey to the emotional mind games men play that make them question their self worth.
Games that are meant to make the woman feel "less" somehow and as a result, make her pursue the man in order to "prove herself worthy" - and do all the work to keep the relationship together while the player sits back on his laurels.
Good guys may be like dinosaurs these days, on their way to extinction, but they do exist and you will begin to see them (notice them) once you get the insecure game players out of your line of sight.
Remember ladies: Men not only play these games to win you over and have you do most of the work in the relationship - the ones who take this route are generally insecure. They don't think you'll like them if they are genuine and nice, they don't think they're worthy - so they resort to these cheap tactics referenced above to do it for them.
Just know this and start giving the good guys a chance :-)
fedupcapricorn said...
Some advice please. I have known this Libra for 2 years. I slept with him after two months of dating. I met him when he was supposedly still healing from his break up with his ex wife. He can be charming, funny and sweet. But he is also a selfish,narcassistic,jobless, lives in fantasyland child. He is the love of my life somehow and I left him twice because of his wishy washy feelings and he pursued me. A month ago he confesses his love, his want for me only, then he went MIA for a month. He text Monday, I didn't respond. I'm done 4good.
@FedUpCapricorn,
A Libra, huh? Doesn't surprise me that he's a flake of sorts. First off, for as charming as a Libra male can be - they can also be a first class opportunist as well. So watch yourself there. Whatever he can get, he will surely take.
I think he thought you were going to "chase." He waited for a while and when you didn't, here he comes, round again. Don't chase him. If you do, he will surely turn you into a doormat and begin abusing you mentally immediately. Libra's have the ability to take others feelings into consideration, hence the scales of justice. However, he needs to balance himself out first. A flaky, indecisive, unemployed Libra looking for somewhere to lay his head at night isn't something you need right now.
Stay strong and stay away from this one. Let him straighten himself out and don't let him make collateral damage out of you.
Hold your ground and never give him the upper hand here. You can be supportive to him without getting wrapped up in his drama - be a cheerleader from the sidelines and keep a nice health distance.
You deserve better than a selfish, narcissistic, jobless, fantasizer. You deserve an equal. Hold out for one - and he'll come along. And you'll see, he won't even play these games.
Real men don't need to resort to game playing tactics to win women over. Only punks do. Real men go after what they want and they have something to offer in return.
fed up Capricorn said...
I can honestly say I love your advice because you hold no punches. What I mean to say is ,you tell the true so we can avoid the hurt instead of being trapped in an emotional mess of a relationship. I thank you for that. I love him dearly and there was a time I chased my Libra long ago, but that all ended with these mind games. Now he chases me and I ignore him or talk to him when I felt like it. This time he crossed the line. I was not holding my breath but to confess love and promises. I just wanted him to prove it, then BAM gone. I stopped sleeping with him a year ago, he doesnt deserve it. Me playing cold/warm cappy only works with him but I'm tired now. I can't trust him, and he wont learn unless I kick him to the curb for good. He will miss and want me this I know. Its too late now.
Thank you, Cappy girl. I know I can come across harsh at times, but I see so many flakes causing so many good women and nice girls so much pain that . . when it comes to men like this, you hold nothing back. They don't deserve your kindness or compassion. Only good men deserve that.
I've made many mistakes with men in the past and I've learned quite a few lessons. Hell, I'm still learning. But the biggest lesson in life I think a girl needs to learn is TO RECOGNIZE THE GOOD GUYS when they come along and call a spade a spade with the rest.
I have regrets from a time in my life when I met a good guy - and was unable to recognize it. I blew it. And I don't want to see any of you making that same mistake is all.
Good men do exist. They're few and far between these days but they do exist. And when you find one, none of the above in this article will apply to him. He will give you nothing to question :-)
Taurus said...
No offense, but you make this all look like politics. This is LOVE for God's sake.
Men ignore or sometimes disappear not because the girl is easy. They do it because they think the Girl is err.. a naughty one. Naughty ones get punished.
@Taurus,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts fellow bull. However, what's referenced above is GAME PLAYING, MANIPULATION and EMOTIONAL ABUSE. Similar to politics I suppose, but having very little to do with "love."
Do you hear yourself? Naughty girls get punished? You're punishing someone for giving themselves to you? Honest to God, what the hell kinda sense does that make? And does that sound like LOVE to you?
No disrespect but you sound seriously confused. There's no "love" in punishment. And punishment plays no role in real love. That's abuse my friend - emotional/psychological abuse. And that type of caveman thinking is exactly the thing I'm attempting to help women protect themselves from.
The above represents a pattern of behavior. And just as an FYI, here's the legal definition of emotional abuse:
"Unlike physical or sexual abuse, where a single incident constitutes abuse, emotional abuse is made up of a series of incidents or a pattern of behavior that occurs over time. Emotional abuse is a series of incidents, whether intentional or not, that insults, threatens, degrades, isolates, humiliates or controls another individual. It includes a pattern of one or more of the following: insults, criticism, aggressive demands or expectations, rejection, neglect, blame, emotional manipulation, control, isolation, punishment, terrorizing, ignoring or teasing."
When you dish out rejection, isolation and neglect as a form of punishment - you, my friend, become the definition of an emotional abuser.
And that has nothing to do with love. It has everything to do with the abusers insecurities and need to control, degrade or humiliate another human being in order to feel better about themselves.
Ladies, when you hear a man talk like this - JUST RUN.
Oh and one more thing, ladies. Anytime you hear a man make mention of "punishment" with regards to relationships or women, know this . . there are men out there who are mysoginists (i.e. woman haters). And they go through life "punishing" ALL WOMEN for the things that ONE WOMAN has done to them at some point previously. That could even go so far back in his history and childhood that it could even be his mom. When some men realize the true power that a woman or women can hold over them (i.e. that women can hurt them) - they set out to enact that revenge on the rest of the world and punish ALL WOMEN for what they experienced.
Again, proof pudding that this type of behavior has very little to do with YOU and much more to do with THEM and their issues.
A man who thinks it's his duty to "punish" women is not someone you want or should be spending ANY time with - or showing any amount of respect to. Because as you can see, they are NOT going to show any respect to YOU.
I actually encountered this type of an individual once and confronted him with what he was doing. I pointed out to him that he "punishes" women - for being women. And you know what he did? Less than 6 weeks later, he got the skull emblem from the character "The Punisher" tatooed on his left forearm. He related to all that I said and instead of working on himself - he wore it like a badge of honor, taking much pleasure in another's pain. And anyone who does that is sadistic.
Stay away from the "punishers" ladies because that's getting into some really warped territory psychologically. They have issues deeper than you'll ever know.
Thank you again for the advice, as I learned some time ago its fine to love a man but not at the cost of you. Always love yourself more. Oh, and thank you for saying something to Taurus. In all my days I have never heard something so crazy. No disrespect but she has never dated or is a nun. Naughty....indeed. If one deserves to be punished for loving a man and then to be used like a doormat then why bother. No women, who has ever put her Heart out there to a man she has truely loved deserves to be played with like a cat plays with a mouse. Please ladies listen to this advice. I would never want any of you to go through the emotional, nerve wrecking, game playing of a mess I had to endure to learn what this women is trying to teach us. I'm stronger for it, but I learned the hard way, and now I know. The fool is gone, but don't be me.
Hahaa.. c'mon. You are blowing this out of proportion. I am no one to punish anyone. Let's say I am a guy who is looking for a girl to grow old with.
You don't meet that person on the very first date. You come across many Women, some you decide from a far away distance that they're not your type, some you get close.
When we get close we start seeing the other side of the person. That makes you liking them more and sometimes disliking them. That is when we ignore/disappear.. etc.
It's not a game for anyone as you make it to be.
Wow dude, you did a complete 360 here. One minute your fessing up to punishing "naughty" girls like some mysoginist and the next, you're looking for a girl to grow old with . . how sweet.
Wishy, washy.
And blowing it out of proportion? Do you see how many hurt women comment here? Do you even REALIZE the pain this behavior causes another human being?
Blowing it out of proportion . . a typical response from someone treating dating like a sport - instead of realizing women are human beings with feelings and acting like a gentleman.
And it's scary taking a look in the mirror, isn't it? Once you realize that your behavior is actually clinical in nature, you do the ole' back peddle in reverse.
What you need to realize is that many men run game on women without even knowing it. It's psychological behavior that they're unaware of when doing it. It's not intentional, it's just fact. And that's when a good dose of self-awareness comes in. We all do things we don't realize were doing until someone points it out to us. And not all men behave like this, generally the insecure ones are the culprits.
The ones who can't face a woman, like a gentleman, and openly and honestly share their feelings with her. And the one's who don't take the time to realize the girl is a human being with feelings - because they're so self-absorbed they think of no one but themselves.
It takes two seconds to say, "I'm sorry. I like you as a person, but I just don't feel that spark."
Seriously, how hard is that? It literally takes two seconds of your life to show respect.
It's not a game but you openly admit to being a punisher to so-called "naughty" women. I think the only person you'll fool here is yourself. Many thanks for the insight and the admittance here though. This will help women learn to steer clear of these types and to also identify the back peddle act that many who behave like this will emplore once they're called out . . . "Who, me? Nah, not me."
As two Taurus individuals, we're obviously going to lock horns here so I think it's safe to say we should agree to disagree.
Haha Sorry. But you make me feel like I am inhumane. I am actually the complete opposite. :) I don't wanna brag, but a few girls I know tell me that i'm sweet and sentimental even. So.. err.. I am not a predator or whatever the something you try to make me look like. :)
What I said in the first post was in general, trying to give it a general view. And NOT my personal opinion. And sorry.. but you sound a bit hostile towards men, in general. Could it be because you are a man yourself, inside? ;)
Yes, I am a man, I pee standing up (not). Look, bottom line, you're the one who left that original comment.
And regarding men, just like with women, there are all different types. I'm not hostile towards men, I'm hostile towards a**holes and arrogant punks.
There's a BIG difference.
I treat men who are gentlemen VERY different from the way I treat the arrogant punks and a**holes of the world nowadays. There once was a day that I could not distinguish the differences but that day is gone. I see clearly now.
What is written above only applies to a certain type of man - it does NOT apply to gentleman. And it is only to be used when men are running game - it is NOT to be used on ALL men.
This information here is meant to help women learn to distinguish the difference between the punks and a**holes of the world from the gentleman - and then act accordingly.
And if you are a sweet and sentimental man as you claim, then I would think that you would have to agree with me on that. If you had a sister or a mother or a daughter or a BFF who was a woman being treated by a man as referenced above, I highly doubt that you would advise her to stay in that relationship - if you are the gentleman that you claim to be.
There are good men, there are bad men, there are good women, there are bad women. It's about deciphering the differences between them and removing yourself from the negative situations.
And if I knew a man who was experiencing any of the above from a woman in his life, I'd give him the same EXACT advice and, in fact, I have done exactly that with male friends in my personal life. It works both ways.
It's not really about a "battle of the sexes" it's more about demanding respect from others and standing up for yourself. And when not receiving it, removing yourself from the equation - man or woman.
Yep, you made it clear enough. :) I said you are a man "inside". Don't take it the wrong way BTW. ;) Bye!
Anyway, now that Taurus the moron is finally gone business can resume....I had a question/ inquiry if its not to much trouble. My Libra has contacted me twice with text, I know he will soon text, call or email soon. Its hard being in love with a child but I plan to stick to my guns as far as not having him in my life anymore and ignoring him from now on. I dont know what the future hold but its not within me to do another 2 years. I love him and what he did this time really hurt me, but I realize if I dont do this he will keep trying to hurt me and play this back and forth cycle game if I keep allowing it. The way Im acting towards him now, Im sure he thinks I fell into oblivion lol. I truely feel like if I dont do this he will never take me seriously or man up. I wanted to know what to you think of this course of action I have taken and do they ever change the daydreaming manchild. Do they ever realize what they lost? I'm not waiting to see, I refuse, but I'm curious to know. Thank you again.
That's a tough one. Because each individual is different and it's hard to predict when someone will grow up, for lack of a better term.
Do they ever realize what they lost? Yes. I know a whole group of men that I affectionately call the "coulda, woulda, shoulda" club. But not all of them do something about it, other than sit and think , "Boy I coulda" or "Man I shoulda" or "If I only woulda . . " That's as far as they get. They know what needs to be changed, but don't lift a finger to actually change anything. They are openly remorseful, but prefer to remain in a state of inactive self-pity.
I think this course of action is healthy for you. I think it is making you stronger and it will continue to do so. I think it will help you detach from this negative situation. And I think, in the end, it will empower you.
Now . . he's another story, regretfully. Because here's the reality. 1.) He may never change even though he may acknowledge he needs to and 2.) If he does decide to actually work on himself, a process like that can take years to fully manifest. Do you have years to stand by his side, putting your own wants and desires aside, to help HIM be a better man? I don't think a woman should waste the best years of her life like that. Some may think that's harsh, but the way I see it, no one was born to simply be a savior to someone else. We're all entitled to our own lives and our own happiness.
So I think a healthy approach to this might be to look at this as permanent. You may be permanently broken up. DO NOT wait for him to change. View this as a permanent breakup and proceed with your life. If he wants to work on himself, that's great. But HE needs to do that on HIS own, without weighing anyone else down with his problems.
If you go your way and continue to become strong and independent and he goes his way and decides to work on himself, get (and hold) a job, etc. . . then whose to say what happens two years from now, ya' know? But you each need to do the work apart so that when/if you come together again someday, you have the ability to fall in love with the new individual you have each become.
He may miss you, he may call and admit that he fears he's lost you. He may tell you exactly what you want to hear. However, he needs to do the work and it's only the actions that will tell the tale. And you don't need to be there, should he decide to do the work, carrying him along.
He needs to man up and do this on his own, and then come back and woo you again - like a man.
This is true, if he does not come correct as a man would do then why bother. You know how your in love with someone and you may start to doubt your actions. If was not my actions I doubted but was I going about it the right way. This was due to the fact he let me know he was in town again and again contacted me by text. I felt if he can be casual about disappearing and give no explanation then he can get on. I felt he does not truely love me. I deserve better than that crap. Also I thought about what you said is he worth it, so I came up with no. I was also pissed because of the games and we both have degree's and he a masters but he live like a mooching vagabon sickens me, yet I can't make him man up. Those days are gone.
This had to be the final ignore goodbye because with the MIA thing it hit me he could still hurt me. He never did this before but thats no excuse and I can not excuse this because it was done on purpose, the final act of stupidity I will take from him love or no love. No man who loves a women would do this and as I always would say the difference between a truth and a lie, is actions. You have helped me a lot in moving on. Its not easy, but I know I can if I don't, it will be more BS and he needs to work on him. I can do better this I know for sure! He does not deserve me and I sure as HECK do not DESERVE HIM. Thank for helping us ladies keep our pride and our heads on straight. When it comes to love ladies use your head first before your heart.
Have no doubt, what you are doing is indeed the right thing for YOU. And that's all that matters right now. Never give a man more than you receive from him or the balance will forever be lopsided, with the woman on the short end, pulling all the weight and doing all the work and worrying for a man. Nah, you don't need or deserve that.
And you're going about it just fine, in a nice, healthy way by distancing yourself, keeping your emotions in check and making an overall lifestyle adjustment. This WILL payoff for you, you'll see. And in more ways that one. Once you learn to stand up for yourself and a man comes along that treats you the way you deserve to be treate, ladies . . you will NEVER settle for anything less EVER again, trust me.
And I have to agree, leading with your head and not your heart is the way to go. You "qualify" men - you don't wait for them to "qualify" you. And you pass on the ones that don't fulfill YOUR needs. Men lead with their heads and not their hearts, so it's best to do so yourself when it comes to relationships.
And men EXPECT women to lead with their hearts and emotions - that's why they play these games. They play on that. Don't give it to them.
As time goes on, you'll see, you're going to feel better and better about this knowing that you've made the right decisions for yourself and YOU'RE the one in the drivers seat - not him.
leo in love with an aries said...
loved this article. had me rolling on the floor, clapping my hands, nodding my head in agreement the entire time because it describes my not-so-relationship relationship with this aries guy that i have totally fallen for. make em wait ladies! ;)
ConfusedCapricorn said...
I wish I'd read this before - I've probably blown my chances with the Taurus guy I've met. Hoping for help if you have the time.
I'm a Capricorn woman, mid 40s, signed up to eHarmony 3 months ago.Began emailing a guy 6 yrs older than me, so much chemistry. After 3 weeks we met for the 1st date. It was fantastic - never met a man who ticked so many boxes for me. Due to us both being freelancers in our respective businesses, this was happening at an incredibly crazy busy time for both of us. So we had 3 dates spread out over 6 weeks simply due to work commitments. Just after date 3 (I was foolish & dropped my guard and slept with him) Taurus had to fly for business 10,000 miles away. His trip was extremely stressful and he was also ill whilst away. I had a little contact while he was away for the 12 days but not much. He emailed to tell me he was flying home. I sent a fun 'welcome back to the wet UK, bring a boat!' message and he replied 8 hours later telling me that he'd just got home and said he had received bad news re a close family member who has cancer and his big contract was in trouble due to some firings in the organisation and ended his email 'I'll ping you an email as soon as I've sorted the mess out here and got back on track with my personal stuff too, speak soon, Taurus XXX'.
So that was a week ago. I replied by text 10 hrs after he sent that message saying he must be under a lot of stress and I hoped it all sorted out soon for him and that I looked forward to hearing from him. No reply. 3 days later, I texted a simple 'Hi, hope you’re ok x' text...no reply. 2 days ago I stupidly thought that maybe he'd like an email to let him know I was thinking of him as he's said from day one how much he loved the way I wrote my emails. I wrote, asked how life was for him, said I hoped the bad things had been sorted out & that life was settling down now & I ended it in what I see now as the worst way ever by telling him that I had missed him & that I really liked him & that I was looking forward to seeing him again & catching up with his news & gossip. I signed off the same affectionate way that he'd signed off all of his emails. I actually thought that he would appreciate hearing that even if he was out of sight, he wasn't out of my mind & that I was thinking of him. Having read here and on the other Taurus-based pages, I am really thinking I’ve messed up big time as I still haven't had a response. All my friends are telling me he’s gone and that's it. They're insistent that he's got what he wanted and hes ‘F-ed off’ as they put it. I honestly felt in my gut that this guy wasn't that type, that he’d tell me if he wasn’t interested. I always (until that last email) just responded in a like manner to anything he did - if he texted after a day then I'd do the same. I never replied in a mushy way (I was admittedly slightly mushy in that last email, the 1st time I've done it and only because I thought he'd appreciate knowing I was here).
Am I being naive in thinking he's just overwhelmed with all the stuff he has happening in his life right now? Whenever there was a gap in him responding to messages previously, he has ALWAYS apologised for the delay and told me the reason why he was unable to respond to me. Even his last email saying he needed to clear the decks was sent apologising his email was brief and sorry this was all happening right now. Again, my friends are all yelling - 'he's gone. Thats it. You've just experienced the slow fade out...' Am I stupid??? Because right now I feel stupid. And extremely sad because I really trusted this man and I really liked him a lot...takes a lot for me to feel I can trust someone and I cannot believe that my judgment was so out of kilter with regard to Taurus.
Hoping for some of your wisdom. x
@ConfusedCapricorn,
First off, let me say that I feel for you. The pranks these men pull are simply downright cruel in nature and I feel many of them are straight up cowards. They have little knowledge of what this behavior does to another human being because they don't stick around for the fallout. This is precisely why I feel being somewhat of a bitch is necessary in the early days of dating - it's like armor in my opinion, to protect yourself.
Men manipulate women, it's as simple as that. And many don't even realize that's what they're doing. A guy knows if he thinks you're a keeper or not - but he'll sleep with you either way, which is not the behavior of a gentleman if you ask me. And as men age, it doesn't get any better, they don't mature in that respect.
Here's what I can tell you at this point. YOU are most important here. He's just a man. And for every man that walks away, another moves into his place, lickety split. When make make excuses, that's all they are - a bunch of excuses. When a man is genuinely interested in a woman, he'll go to great lengths to win her over. Which is why it pays greatly to hold out - AND MAKE HIM PROVE HIMSELF to you.
Regretfully sister, I think these are a bunch of excuses he's throwing at you. And yes, maybe your judgment was clouded by your emotions. He's obviously not the man he portrayed himself to be.
But let's not focus on that. Let's focus on the future here. The fact that he pulled this lil stunt doesn't spell the end. He may be back. But that will only happen if you stun him in some manner - which is usually by disappearing completely. No text, no calls, no responses. Disappear completely and if you hear from him - don't respond for a couple of days and when you do, keep it light, keep it casual. No talk of feelings or emotions.
When a guy communicates strictly by text or email rather than manning up and calling a woman, that's always a big red flag for me. It's a sign of someone keeping "distance" in the situation. Someone who wants to get close "connects" on a level. Connections are not formed via text or email, not deep ones anyway.
Just by what I read here, if you ask me, I don't think this had ANYTHING to do with YOU and EVERYTHING to do with HIM. Why? Because he's coming off as emotionally unavailable to me. Communicating in ways that create distance, taking lots of time in between seeing you and using work as an excuse, not reciprocating in kind words or small gestures. Those are subtle, but all signs of someone who is simply unable or not willing to connect emotionally. And to be honest with you, men with this problem are some of the hardest to have relationships with. Men like this tend to do the same thing with family, their children - you name it. They're generally about themselves and everyone else in their life is background noise so-to-speak.
I took his last email to translate somewhat like this, "I like you, but I'm not sure how much. And right now, I'm important and I don't have time to think about this. So I'm going to place you on the back burner for a while. I might call you again, but I don't know when."
It's rough and it hurts, I know. And the way I handle men like that personally . . when I hear from them again, I have very little respect for them at that point. I am very blase' in my responses - if I respond at all. When someone treats me like that, I tend to loose interest in them. And most, I'll see once more casually, and then I disappear on them. They start wondering what's wrong and I never explain, I could care less. The last one actually said to me, "Wow, you really don't care, do you?" Umm, nope. Not after that type of treatment. I don't have time to stick around, waiting for some guy to decide if I'm worthy or not. I'll make that decision myself and deem HIM unworthy.
But everyone's different. And some men may mean more to us than others. Either way, in your situation, you need to disappear. If and when you hear from him (if you stay gone you have a better chance of that happening because right now, I guarantee you he's expecting you to chase and pursue him), you don't respond immediately. As I said, he's EXPECTING to hear from you. The way to get him thinking about you and the opportunity he may have missed here is to disappear and have him start to question himself. "Where is she?" "I thought she liked me." "Where did she go, why isn't she contacting me?" That's what he needs to think and that will only happen if he doesn't hear from you and receives no response for days at a time when he does contact you.
And the best thing about that - it feels SO good to take back control. It's empowering and it sends a message, "I won't let you walk all over me." Men stand up and pay attention to that from a woman.
Personally, I think you'll hear from this one again. Stay away, stay strong and keep lots of "distance" between your communications after he does contact you again. Mirror HIS actions towards YOU. Turn the tables when you hear from him again. And should you decide to see him again, no sex. Not for weeks. This one has to PROVE he's serious and he's going to stick around if he does come back for round two. When and if he does want to see you again, you're busy the first time he asks you out. Offer another day instead. He has to think you have a life and most importantly - other OPTIONS in men. He'll need to seriously step up his game.
Don't be so understanding and accomodating to him and what's going on in his life right now, if any of that is even true. It could all be a bunch of bullshit and made up excuses. So don't buy into it. You're busy with your own life and his problems are HIS PROBLEMS. Say something to the effect of, "Well hey, if you ever get all of that worked out, call me. I may still be available but I do have other options that I'm going to explore right now."
So for right now, stay gone, sit back, relax and date other people. You're on a dating site and there are plenty of other men out there. And when you go on these dates, don't look at any of these men as if they could be the one. Just have fun, converse and enjoy yourself. The one that sticks around, call regularly and asks to see you frequently - that's the one that gets YOUR attention.
So when you hear from him again, you definitely wait a few days to respond and you casually work into the conversation that you're actively dating and exploring other options. If he comes off a lil miffed at this, you gently remind him he had more important things to attend to - and that other men want your time and attention.
Because honey, I'm quite sure that there are many who do. So while this one's trying to get his shit, or his story, straight . . life goes on for you. And you most definitely get that point across if you ever hear from him again. Frankly, if it were me, I'd take great pleasure in that and in yanking him around quite a bit when he does return. I know that may sound harsh, but MEN do this all the time to WOMEN and when one does this to me, game on. I'm going to let you know what you've missed out on and what other men are enjoying and appreciating.
All is fair in love and war. You never let your opponent see you sweat - NEVER.
@Confused Capricorn,
I said a mouthful there, but I have one other thought to add. This applies to you because you're dating online right now.
There's a pattern that appears in many men when dating online - the grass is always greener affect. So many women, so little time. It's becoming an epidemic and I've read lots of recent articles about it.
Dating experts say that if you meet someone who is 80% of what you're looking for in a partner, you should run towards them. The other 20% can be worked out.
But when dating online, men tend to think, "I liked her, but what if I like someone else more? She's 80% of what I'm looking for, but what if I can find 100%?" Yea, men are stupid like that and they fantasize about a 100% fit. They also fantasize about a variety of women as well.
Dating experts think this epidemic taking place is actually destroying what could be true, genuine connections. Because the "grass is always greener" effect is clouding men's judgment.
Well, you're dating online too. So take advantage of that. Date as many men as you see fit. It's only a date, not a marriage proposal anyway.
And when dating online ladies, be VERY aware of this epidemic taking place. Again, a man who is genuinely interested calls regularly. He wants to see you frequently. He doesn't make excuses, he makes time for you. Don't let these guys send an email and get a date. Give them your number first and see if they man up and call. If they do, you have a minimum of 3 phone conversations first. Then after speaking, you get to decide if it's even worth your time to meet him.
If a guy online throws his number at you and expects you to call instead of him asking you for yours and manning up and calling you - you don't call. Please God, do not call. You will set the tone from day one of you doing all the work while he sits back and women ring his phone all day. You want to be DIFFERENT to him, not like all the other women. And you demand respect.
So if a guy online throws his number at you, you don't call, you give him yours. If he never calls, you move on, don't see that one. He's signaling to you that you'll have to do all the work from day one and pursue him. No thanks.
And when you date a man online, definitely no sex for a month or two. Because you can guarantee he's also dating others and sleeping with them too. Again, no thanks. He'll have to prove himself and that he's genuinely interested first by coming around frequently and calling often.
So ladies, be very aware of the online dating epidemic of "the grass is greener." And when you go on a date with one man, you don't stop there. You see others as well. You're not sleeping with any of them, so this is all fine and dandy.
You're looking for the cream of the crop. You have lots of options online so take advantage of them and the one who is genuine - will rise to the top, above all others.
Sweet_Barbie said...
I need some advice. I know this Aries for two months and i really really like him. He liked me too but for some weird reason he started blowing me off.. then he'll talk and be sweet then disappear the next day. I must say i am guilty of the calls and emails, not frequently but more than how i normally operate, because our connection was very uncanny. I realize he has been bl;owing me off and i feel horrible cause i want to know why... he doesn't respond to my email, neither did he return my call. I decided that i would delete his number, block him from facebook and eliminate all possible contact except skype, which i hardly use anyway. I hope this will work cause i can assure you i am not a clingy woman, it was just that i am not accustomed to having this connection with anyone... will this work to get back my dignity?
@Sweet Barbie,
I do think this will help you. However, as with most things in relationships, things take time to set in.
At first, you may not notice the affect this move may have. But what I have found usually happens is this:
One day, it may be days, weeks even months later, you will receive confirmation and validation of some form that you did the right thing.
To clarify a bit, I've done this before. And weeks later, I started to second guess my decision. . .and then BAM. Out of the blue, I'll hear something or discover something about the guy, something he did or something he's currently doing (most times, to someone else) and I'll think, "Oh my God, what a scoundrel!"
And then I sit back, get a big smile on my face and say, "Yea, I did the right thing. He's a POS, this proved it and I'm glad he didn't have the opportunity to do that to me."
And it makes me laugh even more to realize these guys are generally used to getting their way when it comes to these games . . . but with me, I turned the tables around, disappeared like lightening, never to be heard from or reached again. And I bet THAT DRIVES HIM NUTS!
They'll never admit it, but it does drive them nuts. And even funnier, you're the one they won't forget - because you weren't like the rest. And that's when they usually crawl back - only to get the non-response from you - that they gave to you.
In the end, this will come full circle - you'll see. And you'll be glad you dodged that bullet :-)
Thank you so much, Mirror of Aphrodite. Your comments and advice were very much appreciated. I've spent the last couple of days licking my wounds because I didn't see your response until after I had rather foolishly emailed him once again - 'Hi Taurus, just thought I'd touch base with you. How are you? How is your poorly aunt? I do hope she is recovering well. ConfusedCapricorn xx' And no, as you will already know, he has not replied. I guess that any chance that he would get in touch with me has now been well and truly blown to smithereens. Two days have passed. He flies out of the country again in two days time for a two week break with one of his children. I feel so stupid...why did I email him again? I could kick myself...very hard.
As difficult as it may be, DO NOT contact him again. It will only push him away further.
You may hear from him again in a couple months. However, at that point in time, you may no longer want him.
Don't beat yourself up. Everything happens for a reason. And I think you learned something very valuable here. So that may be the reason your two paths crossed - to assist one another in learning something of value.
And it could be that you learned this lesson here with him, because he's NOT the one. But having learned this valuable lesson, when the right one does come along - you know what to do.
So it could be that you met him to learn a lesson that you can apply when you meet your Mister Right ;-)
Im an aquarius whi has a crush on Aries man. He into my job bartender) out of who know wher but there was a instant attraction. He says to me if I was anythg like I used to be I wuld pick you up and carry u out of this place.I gave a little smile and continued about my business as he intensly stared st me for a good while then left. He didnt come back to my job until about two weekends later. He or dered a drink and stared at me for the most part finished his drink then left. The following weeend he came to my job and done the same thing except I was so busy I didnt see him leave. So I asked a Co worker snd he said he was outside so I gave him a peace of psper to give him which was,my # I norm dont give #but for some reason I thgt I would never see him agin.he text me that night and introduces himself and to give me his number. So we pretty much been texg everyday up until last weekend. Third week into texg hewas out of town and he randomely sent me a text basically saying he wanted me sexually it was kinda vulgur to me. I text him I wasnt interested and I knie someone who was.What was I thiinking. He freaked out being very rude saying he didnt care he didnt like me he didnt know why I gave him my # n the first place. I told him to stop texg me. He continued texg me randomly for a week straight. I tild him he had no empathy and he was really mean. He replied why should I hsve empathy. I replied for starters It eould make you one step away from being a pysco psthe if he didnt we started
back texting normal convo.He csme back to town a few days later he asked me ciuld he see me but it was on 4 th of July and I wss wiyh the fsmily so I told him th next day would be better. He said ok.Next day comes around snd he says hes sick frim hangover no I guess thst meant no date and I wasnt going to ask. We continued textin textin textin.So last weeken he comes to my job and I was had been drinking some wine so I had a lill buzz going. My boss made reference to his,mani and they were going back and forth at what I thought was a joke. So I was laughing. I wake uo to a text that said I was going to let u have it if I was a tad bit drunker because you laughed really hard at what your boss said.I told him well you wouldve been letting the wrong person have it then and I have nothing against mani on men it was just funny wahat tgey were saying. So he replies you looked like a lame. I said so y do you text me if thats how u felt He replies I just realized it last night. Do I replied you said what you needed to say so it was ok to know you. He replies yup. Later that night I text him Iapologize it wasnt funny to you and that it made u uneasy towards me and thst wasnt my intentions. He replied ehat he said didnt offend me bu when you sart laughing hard I was thinking what the fu##. I replied o and thsy ended the conversation.Two dsys eent past and of course hr hasnt text me. He initiates 97% of our text just so you know. I find myself missing hm. So I send him a funny video. He replies y do I hsve to look at this. I reoly u dont hsve to but its funny and I remember you said u never saw it. He replies I only watch one comedian so im not interested. Then he texts I probably catch you around the city. I reply yea probably take care. He replies yea cus im not ciming to that bar anymore. I reply o and that ended the conversation. So two days go by and one late night he sent me a pic of him not smiling mind you.I happen to be woke so I asked y did you send MD that. He replied so when you think of me you can look at it.. So I fall asleep then wake up to a text that says you like me you just dont know what to do with me. I didnt reply. Then he text me,your not going to miss me. I reply miss you I dont know about all of that bubut your so peculiar you definitely will be remembered. He replies dam sorry uet to see the best of me. I replied y didnt I. He replies short amount of time I replied that majes,sense amongst other things. He replies yea cus im done with that bar. I reply o ok and that ened the convo
Sorry my word were scrambled a bit but. Plllease help. Thank you.
LIBRA LADY HERE
I'm so fed up with this stupid taurus guy and reading the comments you(mirrorofaphrodite) made about these kinds of situations, im re-considering.
So this is my situation:
me and the taurus guy liked each other for a long long long time, but it was skinny love. Untill he wanted to tell me he liked me, but i backed off because i was nervous but i liked him non the less! And then i wanted to tell him, and when i did, he said he didn't like me. I was so crushed. I felt so horrible. And then he dissappeared for a year and a few months, and now he's back. And when he did come back he started to get jealous because i was talking to other guys. And i've caught him staring at me every now and then. I just want to know what the hell is going in his mind? Why the sudden come back? I think i might still like him..but.. i don't know. I just want to see where his head is at, it drives me mad!!!
@Antoinette,
Be careful with this one. He's seems a tad emotionally unstable and being an Aries, he prefers to be a "warrior" of sorts, starting battles constantly in order to get attention.
If you date him, everyday of your life will be like this. I've met Aries men like this before and it's non-stop with them. Problem is, if you're used to more of a traditional relationship, this type of relationship will drain you and leave you exhausted. In addition, these types can tend to be very mean and say very hurtful things.
So just be aware that these tendencies will display themselves in a dating situation with him, because he's already displaying them and this is in the very early stages. A little too early to be acting like that.
I'm getting a big time game player vibe from the description of him. A man who will toy with a woman's head and emotions stoop if necessary to get what he wants.
Just be careful because a man like that can really hurt a woman tremendously with those games once the woman develops feelings for him.
If I were you, I'd test these waters a bit more before moving forward with him. Stay at a distance and continue to note his behavior and then go from there once you decide whether he's worth it or not. Don't jump in head first with this one, I'm getting the sense he may burn you because there's a tad too much drama from him and negative attention getting behavior.
@Libra Lady,
This one would really have to prove himself to me. He's already hurt you once before. He sounds a tad insecure and like he may be circling back around just to prove something to himself - and that would be that he can do this all over again.
He's have to prove to me that he genuinely likes me before I'd decide to move into anything with him. If you want to see where his heads at, you're going to have to sit back and observe to find out. If you decide to communicate with him, I wouldn't believe a word he SAYS. I'd watch his ACTIONS. His actions are going to speak louder than his words here.
A guy who genuinely likes you will attempt to impress you, he will be nice to you, he will treat you like a lady. Anything short of that wouldn't wash with me.
He's jealous which reads as insecurity to me and insecure guys can be very cruel. Sometimes, they don't even really like the woman. They just pretend to, to see if they can get her to jump. Then once she jumps and they know they can have her, poof . . they're gone. Then they go laugh about how they made this girl jump and go tell their friends. Insecurity can make people behave strangely.
As with Antoinette above, I'm going to tell you the same thing. Keep a distance with this one and observe. Do not move forward with him until he really proves a genuine interest with you. Because he could just be out to prove something to himself here.
Thank you so much. He is very much full of drama. It seems after I read my sent comment. It sound ridiculous to me and I figured you would reply as such. And your absolutely right. Get this he actually came to my job lastnight and mingled and mangled. Umm I thought he said he wasnt but whatever. To many games. I really want to play him at his on game. I know that would be to walk away. Dammm. Thanks again:-)
Thankyou for helping :)
Hello, Im a capricorn woman who has fallen for a taurus man who is much younger than i. What i have read so far on here is very interesting as well as scary. Me and un taurus guy has been dealin with each other for a few months now and im very confused by his feelings for me. Now as capricorn someone revealing their feelings for me so soon makes me nervous, but with him it was different. He expressed his feelings for me first to express his feelings for me, the first to say I love u. I met several family memers of his. Been introduced to some of his friends. He would show and still shows ffection towards me in front of them. He definitely does not hide his feelings for me. Ok now, there has been the disappearing thing happening. The first time was like about a month n half ago. Its like he fell off the face of the earth for two weeks. After tryin to reach out to him the first couple of days, i assumed that it was ova and proceeded with my life. On 4th of july i had invited a mutual friend of ours to a.cookout gathering. Well long beholds he popped up as well to my surprised and acted like i just saw him the day before. Well the capricorn in me ad to kno what was up. So he xpressed that he was fallng to hard and that scared not only that but he didnt.like that he cant do nothin for me or get me things bcuz of his financial status. Of course i explained that im not with him bcuz of thst and reassured him that i wasnt goin nowhere. He admited that, that was selfish of him and said he didnt want to lose me, so he will make more of an effort. Now things seem to get back on track. But i noticed the past couple of weekends i do not hear from him. At first i tried to be understanding bcuz he started school and he will be starting a new job. But i have not heard from him in four days. I dont kno what to think of it. Im usually a patient person but this back n forth shit is kill.
Continue.....in me. I have read that taurus men loves to be persued but on the other hand its best to leave them alone. I dunno what to do. I wanba cuss him out. What should i.do?
DO NOT yell at him or confront him about this. Not unless you're ready to let go of him for good, because he will certainly disappear if you do that. He's already teetering on the brink of disappearing.
More importantly, re-read the piece above to see what to do. You NEVER let a man know he's getting to you. If you loose control of your emotions here, he's going to know he's got you - and then the real games will begin. Because when a woman freaks out and looses control of her emotions with a man, men view that as weakness, not strength. And this is because they see it all the time. The woman freaks out, looses control - and then stays with him.
There's no real consequence there for him and it comes across like an idle threat. All he does with that once it happens is uses the entire story to entertain his friends. "Man, this chic freaked out. She really likes me, you should've seen it, she was nuts."
You don't want that. Instead of loosing control, you want him to take notice. The only way to accomplish that is by disappearing and not making yourself so available to him everytime he disappears and then rings your phone. Everytime he disappears and rings you and your right there, he knows he doesn't have to treat you well because you'll be there even if he doesn't.
When he disappears for a weekend and rings you 3 days later - you take 3 days to respond. If he disappears for two week and then contacts you - you don't answer for two weeks. THAT is a MESSAGE that men hear loud and clear. And if he genuinely likes you, he'll stop doing that because he knows the consequences for treating you like that is the same treatment he's giving you.
If you could disappear on him and go hang with your girlfriends or go to the bars or spend a week or so with another guy - and then ring him and he picks up right away and is there . . . would you really be worried about not doing that to him again? Nope. Because he would be signaling to you that no matter what you do, he'll be there.
If you want proper treatment, you need to respect yourself and demand it through your actions by mirroring his behavior towards you and treating him the way he treats you. If he really likes you - he'll get the message and stop doing that.
I don't think a woman should EVER pursue a man. A man should pursue a woman and work to woo her over. If you chase a man, he'll stop and take notice, you will get him - but not for long. Most times, for a few weeks only. He'll have some fun and then move on quick because there was no challenge, no fun for him there.
Always let a man pursue you and you'll never have to guess whether he likes you or not.
Thanks so much! That makes so much sense. Its funny bcuz im 32 and have gone thru this a few times before, and i would be quick to say adios! Dont know why with this man, its so different smh. After reading the article up above...its just pure common sense and im thinkin like i guess we get.so caught up in our feelings that we dont think of it in that way. Maybe for fear of losing the that person. But ur right, if he truly loves me like he claims he does then he will be the one to come check for me. I have not called, text, or emailed since he last time i saw him.
Thanks, reading ur words of wisdom has already empowered me. Amazing! :-)
One more thing....why decide to get into a relationship with me (which he asked for) If all you are goin to do is play this disappearing act? That baffles me. I just dont get that. Smh
32 Capricorn woman
@32 Cappricorn Woman,
This is one of my favorite sayings with regards to women getting caught up in their emotions rather than using logic when it comes to romantic relationships:
"Act like a woman but think like a man." ;-)
Trust me, even if this doesn't work out as you hope it will, you WILL feel better about yourself for carrying yourself with dignity and respect in the face of all this.
As for why men do this, I haven't figured that one out yet. Maybe some brave man will show up here and fill us in someday LOL.
But when there seems to be no other real explanation, in my mind, it boils down to two things:
1.) Sex
2.) Ego
Men instinctively know that sex without strings is easier to slowly work a woman into rather than being blatent about it. So they pretend. They pretend they want a relationship, they pretend to care and they tell you what you want to hear. Men realize that if they can get you to believe they truly like you, even if they just want sex without strings whenever they want it, it's much easier to manifest that situation with a woman when you pretend you want a relationship. Because women tend to stick around longer and put up with more than they normally would when they think a guy wants a relationship.
The other issues, ego, is a bit more complicated. But some guys do this . . simply to see if they can. They may not feel like men and they may not have many positive male role models in their life to show them what a true gentlemen is, so they play games with women to validate their manhood. It feeds only their ego. But it's enough to make themselves feel good about themselves and manly, so to keep feeding that ego and the good vibes from feeling manly . . they keep playing the game.
Either way, if you follow the advice above . . you will get your answer as to his intentions. And it's better to get them sooner rather than later.
It's a great way for women to "sniff a man out" regarding his intentions and remove all guessing.
I wish you luck. Remain strong and you will find your Price . . and he will admire your strength and your respect for yourself :-)
It sucks that it has to be so damn complicated. Even tho its not....if that makes sense lol. It really does make perfect sense tho. Im going to do exactly what he has done. Which is, give exactly what he has giving me DISTANCE! Once again,.thank u. I have seen the light lo.
Holy sh*t! This is by far the best article I've ever read on this topic. Kudos to the author! So insightful and funny and true, really opened my eyes. I've been panicking over this guy for days and nothing I've read has been able to wake me up. Until now. Awesome, and thank you for opening my eyes!
I am in an utterly confusing situation, with you guessed it, a 42 male Taurus. It has been an on and off relationship for two and a half years. Most of the issues consist of him harboring severe insecurities about being unemployed (we are both attorneys) for a year and a half, and not happy where he is in his life etc.
I would have completely ended it a long time ago but for the amazing connection that we have. He says things to me that make me believe we have a future, such as I want to meet your parents, and next year we can do this etc, and that he imagines being married to me and thinks of me all the time.
In February, we finally had, what I thought was a closure conversation. He told me that we have been in this limbo for so long and would never get out of it. That in order to move us forward, he would have to move his life forward and that he is unsure if that is ever going to happen. I was understandably hurt, but accepted it and moved on. I was going through some health issues at the time and he said he wanted to help me. I told him that I am no longer his responsibility and that it is not needed. He continued to contact me anyway. Sometimes I responded, other times I didn’t.
This continued until May. He showed up to my door step when I was having a really bad day at work and comforted me. He told me that he was having panic attacks and possibly clinically depressed (about the state of his life and where he thought he would be at this age) and that he needed to seek treatment. After that encounter, I had no expectations given his current state. He continued to contact me etc and even saw me again before a vacation I was taking. He told me again that he needs to get a job and get his life in order. He texted me on the trip acting jealous of other guys in a playful way. Anyway, then he disappeared. I texted him three weeks later about some issues I am having at work and that I was not doing well. He wrote me back the next day and was sweet and encouraging, but didn’t mention why he disappeared. I didn’t respond for a week, and said things were not going well at work at all and I was concerned about my job. He never responded. So I didn’t contact him again. I just found out that he finally got a job, but I am shocked he didn’t tell me.
I am trying to go on with my life. Do you think I will ever hear from him again?
I feel for you, I do. However, I'm not sure I'm buying his "whoa is me" excuse. Because for a 42 year old man to think his life will never pick back up again, insinuating he'll never work again or get it together again at the age of 42 . . that isn't even realistic.
Yes, he may have been depressed about being out of work for so long, but we all know that life is a roller coaster, complete with ups and downs. If he actually went to treatment, then I'll buy that. If he didn't, then it was just talk.
Additionally, if that was the real reason he wasn't moving forward with you, when he got a job, that should've been a green light right there, yet he did nothing.
I'm sure he's a nice enough guy, but he's playing the wounded soul role - and none of his ACTIONS are following through with his original statements.
So all I'm saying to you is - be wary. When a guys words don't line up with his actions, chances are he's manipulating the woman and playing on her emotions. Either for sympathy to get attention or for an excuse to not move forward. I don't buy into a man's sob stories unless his actions align with them. Because most men, they don't want anyone to know that they're in that state - if they truly are. So when they finally do vocalize about it, they will take action as well. If they just talk "whoa is me" and do nothing, it's suspicious to me.
Anywho, will you hear from him again - YES, definitely. Only this time, he won't be able to use the "whoa is me" excuse so it'll be interesting to see what he has to say. And I know what it'll be already, "I was just really busy with my new job and all." Uh huh, ok. To busy to celebrate your good fortune and the obstacle that's no longer in your way with the woman you claim to care about? Okay.
See where I'm going with this? Just beware, he could be the man of many excuses, one right after the other. You'll hear from him again for sure. But when you do, you need to pay close attention to his ACTIONS. Forget his words.
I've met many men that run this wounded soul game. Seeking the sympathies of women and gaining their affections while not having to life a finger to take the relationship to the next level because they have one sob story reason after another not to. Excuses. One guy I know, he runs that game on EVERY single woman he meets. Every one. Only his game is, "I don't know if I can ever trust anyone again. My wife cheated on me." But do you know what the reality there is? He had a mistress for two years during their marriage, and the entire time she carried their second child.
But he'll play that wounded soul act over and over and over. It allows him to become intimate with a woman without ever having to invest in a relationship with her - because he's so wounded and he's already put her on notice of that. So she shouldn't have any expectations because of it.
Just be careful is all. When he returns, and he will, pay close attention is all. If he does nothing to move towards you or move the relationship forward, jump ship. He'll keep you in this loop as long as he can benefit from it without having to give in return.
Thank you for the response Mirror of Aphrodite. I will heed the warnings and look at his actions when I hear from him again. Hopefully its sooner rather than later.
I've known this guy for 3 years now. In the beginning everything was smooth sailing. We met, found each other interesting .. him more than me, I didn't really care for him but eventually fell into his charming manner. He was really persistent and never gave up trying to win my attention. Like you said, men love the chase and he definitely enjoyed it. We eventually started talking, feelings became mutual and the connection was great. We talked for about 4-5 months and then from there on everything just started to fall apart, for several reasons. A relationship with the other person simply just wasn't in our best interest at the time. We're both very independent and there was never a problem with respecting each others need for space/freedom because it was our way of self-independence and staying in control of our own lives. A year has passed since we've stopped talking, however, we'd occasionally see each other at party events and at the bars. We both live in a small city where everyone basically knows everyone so running into each other from time to time seemed inevitable. That didn't make things any easier for me because even though we both stopped talking due to the best interest for ourselves, I still cared about him and he still cared about me. Dumb? It was just difficult for us to talk at the time, therefore, we both decided that it'd be best to just remain friends.
Whatever the case, during these times of randomly running into each other, we'd of course say hi and make small talk. Every time I would see him, feelings would come rushing back so I was never really able to completely move on because he was always in the back of my mind. Now I'm not sure how he feels throughout all of this because he blows hot and cold. We keep contact through txting/facebook. NOW, he has pulled the disappearing act on me a couple of times and I was stupid enough to not think much of it because I made the mistake of making myself available to him when he needed me and wanted me during the time where we decided to just be friends, if that makes sense. So yes, he has taken advantage of my good side.
ANYWAYS here's what happened. We hung out one night and yes I went over to his place late at night. Nothing tremendous happened, we just casually had a few beers, watched a movie, and talked. It was a good and chill night. Then out of no where, BAM, he disappears the next day.
He didn't reply to my txts and stopped bugging me. I was so pissed off to the point where I just said screw it. I think I was more upset at myself for putting myself in this situation again because it does hurt you. :/ Either way, I decided the hell with him, I deserve better! So there I was again, trying to move on. We didn't contact each other for about 2-3 weeks after and then the other night I saw him at the bars. DAMN YOU SMALL TOWN! We waved and said hi to each other but this time was different. Anger was all I felt when I saw him and I knew I was not going to let myself make the same continuous mistake again. I was with a bunch of my other guy friends so it took him awhile to approach me and offer to buy me a drink. I boldly decided to confront him about his "DISAPPEARING ACT" and he even admitted that he did it. I asked him where he's been and his response was, "Home." I gave him a few dirty looks and he could tell that I was unhappy with him. I left that night acting calm, cool, and collected. He txted me but I haven't txted him back after having confronted him and now he thinks I'm acting "salty" towards him. Seems like being a bitch and giving him attitude is the only way to get his attention. Please tell me what do you think? Is he bad news?
You are indeed acting salty towards him and rightfully so. That right there, that statement was made by him to play on your emotions, to manipulate you into guilt. He's attempting to make you feel guilty for treating him "salty" as he puts it. Yet he suffers no guilt for disappearing on you even though he's admitted to doing so.
So first of all, don't fall for that, rather see through it. See through the game of manipulation he's attempting to use on you.
I think he's texting you simply to test you. He knows he's done wrong, he knows you're upset, he knows you have a right to be upset with him - so now, he's testin the waters to see if he still has your attention.
If it were me, personally, I would not react to anything he's doing, nor would I contact him. Is he bad news? I don't think he's necessarily a bad guy, but may be bad for you. Because he's tinkering with you, tinkering with your emotions and using you. He's using you as a crutch for when he needs to feel good about himself.
Anyone who manipulates, uses people, is non-apologetic and makes you an emotional wreck is bad for you.
Women need to be around men who make them feel good about themselves, not men who make them feel bad about themselves.
If "home" is where he's been . . eff it, leave him at home. If you let this one keep coming back, this will get worse.
If he decides to man up and come clean, apologize and be genuine instead of manipulative - then I'd slowly let him back into my life. But not until that day and not until he proves it.
I think he's feeding his ego here.
I agree completely. Sometimes I wonder if he ever felt anything real towards me at all. How disappointing, I thought I was much smarter than this yet instead, I fell into his tricks and games. :(
Hi, I really hope you can help me...here's my story..
I met this 31 yo Taurus guy online (I'm a libra) and we immediately hit it off. We began texting daily and would talk non-stop via text (he doesn't like talking on the phone). At the time I started talking with him I was taking a break from my bf of 10 years and deciding whether I was going to break up the relationship or get back with him. I was really upfront with the new guy and he actually was a good listener to my problems. He actually told me that he had broken up with his gf of 7 years 3 months ago.
We actually ended up becoming really close with each other and both told each other that we liked each other...he even mentioned how "addicted" he felt towards me. We also went on a few dates and he seemed really interested in me (although nothing physical ever happened). I ended up breaking up with my bf not because of the feelings I was developing for this new guy but because I just felt like the relationship wasn’t right and that I need to date around for awhile and be more independent (my 10 yr relationship was the only relationship that I’ve ever had). Me and the new guy would talk about so many things and I asked him if he is ready to settle down and get married and he said yes. I told him I was happy for him but when he asked me if I was ready I told him that I wasn't yet thats why I feel the need to explore my life and be on my own. My new guy revealed that he is guarded (he said he doesn't want to be this way) and doesn’t want to run the risk of getting hurt. He said that me rushing into a relationship with someone else wouldn't be wise since he thinks I need to be single for a bit. He said that this is something that is going to have to take a lot of time and that we should be friends for now. I agreed with him. He also said that we are in 2 very different places and I agreed but I said that it doesn't mean that we can't eventually get to the same place and he agreed.
Throughout the whole time we’ve been on 6 dates but slowly he seemed to drift away from me saying that he is really busy with work. And he also started to get really sensitive about things always assuming that I was out on other dates even though I told him that I hadn't been on a date since I saw him! I think I got really attached to him and it almost started to feel like we were bf and gf just before he started to pull away from me. He has left for Europe for 2 weeks and I’ve tried asking him to meetup before he left since I haven’t seen him in like a month but he just said he’s too busy. I don't understand how he could not want to see me when he used to tell me how much he missed me only after a few days of us seeing each other! I ended up bumping into him at the mall and later saw him there with another girl just before he left for his trip. How does he have time to spend with another girl and not me (even if she is just a friend)? I feel really hurt since he didn’t respond to my text where I told him that I would miss him when he goes away. Is he really into me and just scared of his emotions because we got so attached really fast? Or does he not have any feelings for me anymore and is just afraid to hurt me? I keep thinking that once he gets back from Europe that he will go back to being the person he was before and not be distant anymore because he actually revealed to me when we were on a date that once he comes back from Europe that that would be enough time for me to be single and he hinted at us being able to try being together. I am so confused because I've really fallen for him!
@Unknown,
He thinks two weeks is enough time to be single? Sounds like maybe that was a comment made in jest, because two weeks is certainly not enough time to find yourself.
I think this situation is going to need to play itself out. It's too early to tell. And the fact that you guys decided to be friends and then you spotted him with another girl at the mall, yet he ignored your text before he left . . I think it's safe to assume he really did intend to be friends only at that time and he's dating around.
I could be wrong, but I'm getting the impression he's seeking something serious and he realizes that you're not and you need more time. As a result, he's dating and moving on.
Now that doesn't mean he won't circle back, he may. I think he may be avoiding you so that he doesn't get attached to someone who isn't ready for something serious - because he is.
If it were me, I think I'd back off and see how this plays out. After not hearing from you, see if he misses you, if he contacts you. If he does, that's a good sign. If he doesn't, then I think you will have your answer.
Well technically I've been single for 2 months but the relationship was basically over since April. I feel like I do want to get into a relationship with him cause I don't want the opportunity to pass me by and then have regrets later. Should I express my feelings to him or just wait?
I'm not sure I'd express those feelings just yet. If he's not sure about this, it could send him running and scare him off.
I think I'd wait - for the right time. See if he contacts you and if he does, see if he'd like to get together.
If he'd like to get together, take it one step at a time. I know to women it seems logical to come clean and express feelings to a man - however, as stated in the article above, men really don't want to have to deal with a woman's emotions and feelings, especially when she reveals them too early in the relationship. And if they're forced upon him, most times, it sends the guy running - and poof, he disappears.
I know you don't want the opportunity to pass you by, but hitting him in the face with some harsh truths about your feelings isn't the way to go about it just yet. You need to slowly work your way into his life. You need to spend some time together first. Then that way, when you do share your feelings with him - they won't come out of left field and by that time, he may have some of his own feelings for you.
Personally, I don't think it's ever a good idea for a woman to share her feelings first - because 97% of men bolt and leave upon hearing them. I always wait for the man to initiate those conversations and open the door to them when he's ready - and then I share.
Thanks so much for your advice on this. I am going to follow it and just wait. Hopefully it will work out. He is a Taurus after all so I think I will just have to be patient!
So I've been following your advice and so far so good! Everything that you stated above is indeed happening. I've been ignoring his txts and completely went MIA and as soon as he figured this out he's been blowing up my phone with txts. -_- So here's where I'm not sure of what to do, I mean, apart of me does feel like such a bitch for ignoring him and all but I know he deserves it. So my question is, how long should I ignore him for? He hasn't proven much to me but it's obvious that he's confused as to why I'm not reacting to him like how I use to. His last txt to me was, "I don't get you." I know you talked about figuring out if the guy is worth it or not. My answer to that is unknown, however I do still have lingering feelings for him. How am I suppose to answer that question when I don't even know if I'm worth it to him? I just feel like if I finally respond back to him then he's going to go disappearing again. Do you think he's just messing with me by blowing up my phone?
He doesn't get you? PERFECT! That means he's now actually thinking - about you.
It's true, if and when you respond, he may disappear again. If he does, then so do you. You rinse and repeat until he gets it. You treat him exactly the way he treats you, you mirror his behavior.
But here's how I handle these situations to see if they're worth it and if they're genuinely interested or just playing the game.
When you speak/text a response, you do not bring up the subject of getting together. You let HIM do the work here. That's how he'll prove himself. When he suggests getting together, if he suggests doing something that really doesn't sound fun or interesting, you say no. If he wants to just get together and hang out, without investing anything, you suggest dinner and/or a movie or something instead. If he still just wants to hang out, you say no.
And that part is very important. It will signal to you his intentions. Meaning, if he just wants to hang out, he doesn't want to invest anything. He doesn't want to treat you like a real date, but more like a booty call or friend with benefits. You don't permit that. Not at this point anyway.
If he wants to see you, he HAS to invest. And I'm not talking money here, I'm talking a genuine interest and treating you with respect and like a lady.
If he begins to do this, and he begins to stay in contact and he begins to call when he says he will, and he begins to be reliable - then you continue to date him.
If he fails on any of these, say you go out and he does take you to dinner. He says he'll call and then he disappears instead. Then you go MIA again and take him back to square one. Even if you've gone out on 6 great dates, if he blunders again or starts to become lazy about the dates - back to square one it is.
Basically, what you'll be doing here is:
1.) Really getting a feel for his level of interest. Is it genuine? Does he try to impress you? Does he follow through with what he says he'll do? If the answer is no, he's not genuine.
2.) You will be signaling to him how you expect to be treated. And you'll be doing this in a nice, friendly casual manner. If you have to say no, don't be mean, just decline nicely is all by saying, "You know, I'd really rather go to dinner tonight. What do you say, up for dinner?" If he says no, then you say, "Ok, well let me know if you'd like to go to dinner sometime. I look forward to doing that with you." And that's it, don't explain further. After repeated situations like this, he'll understand that if he wants to see you, he has to invest in some manner and treat you like a date and like a lady.
And each time he starts to revert back to his old ways, you revert back to your new ways - you go MIA again.
After a month or so of that, you should know if he's worth it or not - and if you're worth it to him. Good luck!
Gemini Girl said...
I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Nothing else I've read has been so clear and comprehensive. I am sure many of us learned our behavior through growing up in painful family situations, and pain + pain almost always just equals more pain. This knowledge has helped me to start feeling a bit better about myself. There are people in our lives who truly care for us. It's so simple.
@Gem Girl,
You're very welcome. After reading your comment and your mention of reenacting past pain, I think you may benefit from this read as well. Copy and paste this url into your browser:
It's an important concept to understand. Many of us don't realize that what we think, we become - our thoughts manifest into our reality. And it's not the surface thoughts that manifest, it's the subconscious ones buried deep within. The ones that may not be top of mind all day, but that we know are always down in there somewhere.
And there's also a belief that "like attracts like." Meaning, those subliminal thoughts you carry are being broadcast out into the universe in the form of neuropeptides - an actual measurable form of energy. The Law of Attraction, karma if you will, requires the universe to balance that, balance your thoughts. So what you broadcast, the universe grants it right back to you.
Keeping those little thoughts we carry daily in our heads of a positive nature is extremely crucial to our ultimate happiness.
Read that piece and just absorb the concept for a bit. Hopefully, this too can provide some answers for you and set your on your new path :-)
Lady Love said...
First of all... I love this article! It is right on time for me! I dated a guy for a little while nothing too serious and it ended (life went on). Well a few months later I ran into his cousin and he expressed he had a crush on me from the first time he saw me. I explained that I dated his cousin and I could not do anything about his feelings for me. Well where I ran into he was at a resort and we were there for a weekend. He continued to hit on me but I continued to turn him down. But we had so much fun that weekend, just talking, doing the activities together, drinking, just having plain ol fun. Well when we returned I gave into him and we began to spend time together, go on dates, talk everyday. Well long story short his cousin (who I dated briefly, no relationship) became aware of the situation and the guy I was seeing began to disappear. I made the mistake of getting upset with him, telling him how I felt, calling, texting ALL THE MISTAKES! I calmed downed but still texted atleast once a week and he would always respond but he never contacted me first. A few weeks again I texted and in short explained I was moving on. I had no contact and a little over 2 weeks later he contacts me but I was busy and kept it quick and simple. I called him a few days later we talked and I showed no emotion, did not ask to see him, tell him I miss him, or bring up our problems and I also ended the conversation. He attempted to keep me talking when I was getting off the phone and even told me he missed me and wanted to get together soon but I still remained cool and showed no excitement nor did I agree to anything. Well my problem here is now its been a few days and nothing! No text, calls or anything. He always tells me he really likes me and if he could be with anyone it would be me and that he fell in love with me at the resort. I think he felt bad about his cousin because the cousin made a bigger deal out of it than what it was. I really like this guy and the chemistry between us it insane. Ever felt like you could be bestfriends with someone (laughing, joking, having the time of your life whenever your together) but also having a romantic side too??? That what we had but he disappeared and never makes plans to see me. I've decided I WILL NO LONGER CONTACT HIM. If he wants to get a hold of me he knows where to find me. But what do you think of my whole situation? Could he really be gone forever of do I just play him at his own game and have him chase me all over again? Because its a proven fact that when I become MIA he contacts me. The lack of self control in me always wants to reach out. But I am doing so much better these days. I care for him and I don't know if it'll work out because of his cousin or if it was just me and I ran him off. IDK! I get so confused because he never ignores me but he also doesnt pursue me anymore. Please help
@Lady Love,
I'd give this a little time. I don't think he's gone forever. He'll be back, they ALWAYS come back. Don't reach out, give him his space and he'll come around.
It could've been his cousin, it could've been something else. Either way, don't ask about it when he does resurface. Instead, tell him you've been having lots of fun and it's nice to hear from him. Don't give the appearance that you've been worrying, men read into that as needy and insecure.
Stay confident and upbeat and don't give any inkling that you've been wondering. The positive energy and confidence that you emit will eventually draw him closer to you.
I’ve really enjoyed your post and comments. Your advice really rang true to me. Recently, I had a man I met online and dated for 7 weeks or so and then disappear. It’s a pretty typical story I suppose. The dates went great, I felt like there was a lot of chemistry/connection. I went on three dates with him (and stupidly slept with him on the third date) and I went overseas on a holiday for three weeks. Throughout the time, he was in touch and we were emailing back and forth. When I got back, we met up and I told him I missed him. After that, we were supposed to meet the weekend after but he cancelled sick. All throughout the following week, he was texting daily but when I suggested we meet at some point the following weekend, he disappeared and I have not heard from him since. It has now been 3 weeks and around the 1 week mark, I deleted his number and removed him from facebook. I have not pursued it any further.
Typically again, I have been in agony since and wondered what went wrong. Sometimes I think he was just emotionally unavailable. Right from the beginning, he played games with my time (he’s an aries and your explanation of them makes a lots of sense too). For example, he emailed asking to meet up (before we met) next week (on Sunday) and after I responded with my availabilities, he didn’t respond for 6 days. Sometimes, I think it’s because I said I missed him and that freaked him out. Or that I seemed needy because I was changing careers at the time, going through a bit of change in my life. Sometimes, I think as you suggest, it’s the whole online “grass is greener” phenomenon. The possibilities are constantly going through my head and it’s been very painful. I suppose I need to move on but I do in some sense hope that he returns so that at the very least I get some closure!
Dear Aphrodite,
Thank you for helping us women out there and it means alot to us. including myself. I hope that you will be able to assist me in an important relationship issue as coming from your opinion.
To make a long story short, I am dating around and met a lovely guy and to be honest he is a married man and I have just found this out and he hasn't told me anything as yet. I think that he should have said something since it was our 4th date. I asked questions before whereby I put 2 and 2 together and thought to myself that he is taken in some way. Anyway to my gut feeling that I had, it is correct as I saw married pictures of them on facebook. I felt sad, hurt and dissapointed. I haven't said anything to him as yet as I will when I see him next time.
How should I approach this situation? What do you think that I should say to him? Your answer will once more be fully appreciated. I am really hurt by this as I was hurt before in my previous relationship.
Me personally, I'd run from this one and never look back. Forget talking it out. He's unavailable - period.
Not only that, he's obviously a liar and a creep. I don't mean to hurt your feelings, but if you stick around for his excuses (his wife is mean, she's cold, she's a horrible witch, etc.) he'll hurt you - bad. And chances are, you're not the only woman he's doing this with. Don't give a married man the time of day. He'll never leave his wife and he's probably cheating on her with numerous females.
Telling him your hurt won't have any effect on him. To be honest, he doesn't care. He's in it for himself. If he was the caring type, he'd be at home, talking and working it out with his wife. Instead, he's being selfish and seeking to fulfill his needs instead of repair his marriage.
If he isn't trying with his wife or caring about his wife, do you honestly think he'll try with you or care about you? No.
There's an old saying, "If he'll cheat with you, he'll cheat on you."
Save your breath and save yourself a lot of pain and grief here - and simply walk away. No explanation is needed. He'll figure it out - and then just move onto the next one.
@Aphrodite, Thank you very much for your reply. You know what hurt the most? Is that I slept with him the other day after over a month of dating.
I should have gone with my gut feeling. This will take me some time as I realised that the man whom I did not like in the first place, that I finally fell for him and it kills me.
Well that is unfortunate and you have my sympathies. Realizing that you've been betrayed cuts deep. I've been in your shoes and I think I was a bit "straight up" with you because of that. Only in my case, I was the wife. And my spouse had MANY more than one woman he was cheating with. He was an opportunist about it, if the girl was willing, so was he. Which is why I said chances are, there are more women than yourself. Once a guy opens the door to cheating, it's a free for all.
Your situation is also another reason why I constantly, if you read comments and my articles you'll see that I constantly suggest women wait at least a month if not two to sleep with a man. I should probably be more specific about that though. A month can pass if you date once a week - and that's only 4 dates. Realistically, I should suggest waiting till the 8 to 10, even 12th date, and not focus on the time period, but the number of dates. Because the more time you spend with someone, the more of a vibe you get on them.
You were getting the vibe and women should always listen to their gut. It's very rarely, if ever, wrong. But because of how our society is nowadays, we can be very dismissive of it when we shouldn't be. Especially women. I truly do believe women are blessed with a sixth sense, and I also believe that has a lot to do with the ability to bear children. Back in the day of cave dwelling, women relied heavily on their gut - to protect their young. Particularly when your man could've been out hunting for food for 3 days straight, leaving the woman to her own devices in his absence. And I don't think that's left us.
But don't beat yourself up. Everything happens for a reason and the reason here is a lesson. As painful as this experience may be right now, you'll be thankful for what you've learned from it someday. And chances are, you'll never let it happen again - which is a good thing.
So if anything, you can thank him for the lesson he's taught you - and then show him the damn door.
Then change his name in your phone to "piece of shit." Then the next time he texts you, you respond with, "Who is this? I have so many pieces of shit in my phone. Which mistake of mine are you?" ;-)
@ Aphrodite,
Sorry to hear what you went through and to be honest hearing this which is coming from you has actually made you stronger and I could have sworn that it was a guy that was talking to women, lol.
Thank you very much once again and the last sentence brought a smile to my face as I am hurt at the moment. But yes, life still has to go on and if this world wasn't that cruel with men and women treating each other a a piece of shit, everyone would have a HAPPY and WONDERFUL LIFE but NO, they don't want that.
Pisces said...
@Aphrodite
I could really use some of that insightful wisdom you seem to dole out in a heartbeat.
I met a really nice Taurus guy online about 4 weeks ago. At first we were both completely not interested in meeting up or a one night stand. It was just to talk and that we did. He even joked that I'd have to wait a long time before I'd ever meet him, so I just replied that I was curious how long he'd really last.
For the next two weeks we would send msg's online, until I asked him if he had any other way of communication. He didn't use anything but a certain app, that required his phone number. I didn't push it because if he didn't want to, I wasn't going to beg for it. Two days later he gives me his number and I add him, we start talking a few times a day. No extremely long conversations but it was building up to more than the regular 'hey'. After two weeks of this I left on holiday and enjoyed myself a lot. He increased the amount of messages he'd send, usually after 11pm when he was in front of the tv or in bed. We'd chat a bit and it was nice getting to know him, it turned out we have a lot in common and think alike on many things.
After three weeks since my first contact with him ever, he indirectly talks about wanting to invite me to a wedding. He loves to get married and has a person in mind already. I reply that I'd perhaps attend to see who the competition is, but he replies that 'that person has gotten to know me extremely well in just 3 weeks'.
Didn't know if I was suppose to be flattered or weirded out. He's nice & all, so I entertained his idea for a second.
One night I'm completely off the grid because it was a holiday anyway, and the next morning I find him dropping me a huge amount of text, asking me if I wanted a night without him for a change. -I guess he liked our nightly chats too-
Fast forward to the week after my holiday, I managed to make him set a date. Joked that he didn't quite make me wait months on end. So we meet up for dinner and he's charming to the max. We both had a great time, and instead of saying goodnight after dinner, he wanted to take a walk with me. Just aimless wandering around town, even asking if I wanted to go for another drink after the walk. After 7 hours of a first date, we say goodnight and I drive off. I only kissed him on the cheek, and texted him that I had a nice time, but am not the kind of person that goes full out on a first date. He said he enjoyed that very much and that the second date always says so much more anyway.
We're now exactly 1 week since our first date. I send him a surprise card that just stated that I had a nice time, and if he could see in his busy schedule if he could fit me in somewhere.
I didn't want to start nagging in online or textmsg's, so I just send him a card and put the ball in his court.
He hasn't replied to the question but did tell me that he was surprised when he got the card.
We're not exactly talking a whole lot like we did before, he's often busy and I'm studying for an exam. But still, I wonder what to do next.
From all the information & comments I've read here, Taurus guys like certainty -this one really does because he wants someone he can depend on-, but I don't feel like being there 24/7 for him with positive feelings and telling him how nice he is. I like him yeah, but I'm no doormat. After reading the 'free your inner bitch' post & the one about the disappearing act, I'm left puzzled.
Should I just keep being nice as I am now, or do I need to up on the games/self preservation? Should I start ignoring his texts for a few hours, become more busy with other things once again? I don't want to play games and he either likes me or not, but I don't expect him to outright say it. Since Taurus guys love to SHOW you how they feel, how about asking me for a second date??
Some times I feel like he's just talking to me because I'm nice to him. Oh yeah he started asking how I'm feeling & how my day is going. For what that's worth :)
Any general or specific info I can use? Like when he texts something, or what if he doesn't text. I can easily ignore his text, but I don't want to seem the 'unavailable' person, since Taurus people like solid/dependable people..
Tricky no?
@Pisces,
Don't pursue. You'll scare him right out the door. Notice how when you made an attempt at being the aggressor (the pursuer) he backed off immediately? That's what men do. There are a lot of reasons for it that I won't get into here, but the main one is - once a woman starts to become the pursuer - a guy gets scared that she's emotionally needy. It kinda gives them a hint of what's to come and they worry that it'll be too much to handle, too much attention wanted, too much of their time being demanded.
Nothing sends a guy running faster than a woman making strides towards him. And he's already showed you that by backing off when you made a move.
Men equate longing for someone, missing someone - with love. And the only way to get them to that point is to disappear somewhat.
Additionally, I'm a big believer that mirroring a man's behavior is the way to go. He's distanced himself somewhat and now, you're thinking about him. That's exactly what you need to do here. You need to follow his lead and distance yourself a bit, so that HE starts to think about YOU. And if you remain slightly out of reach - he'll come after you.
It does sound like games, I know. But more than that, this is basic human psychology. It's natural for people to long for things they want that they can't seem to grab hold of. And whether we like it or not, men do indeed play games with women. Most times, it's so instinctual to them that they don't even realize they're doing it.
Him pulling back on you? Yea, he knows that's how you hook a woman. The other side of that is that you reached for him and it made him back away. So now, you go away and he'll reach for YOU.
I would take my time answering texts. Not extremely long, but an hour for the first. Twenty minutes for each following after the conversation starts. No back and forth lightening texting, it makes women look to eager to please and that turns a guy off. Men like challenges, it's exciting to them. I wouldn't initiate anymore conversations or ask him out anymore.
I'm a Taurus and yes, we like dependable people. If someone takes an hour to respond to a text, I don't view them as unreliable. I simply take two hours to respond to theirs LOL. So don't worry about that here. As long as when he does reach for you, you eventually show up - that's good enough for now to prove yourself to him.
But the card and the date request, I'm pretty sure that spooked him. Especially since it was only a second date. When guys encounter that, they start to think, "Wow, we only went out once. If I date her, is this what it's going to be like all the time? Her breathing down my neck and wanting all my time?" Sounds silly, I know. But that's the way men think.
Take a step back here. It may be a week or so before you hear from him again . . . but I guarantee if you disappear - he WILL come looking for you. In the early days of dating, it pays for a woman to remain slightly out of reach. When a guy tells a woman he loves her, that's when you can step forward a little - but only a little. Men spook easily and committment scares the hell out of them. You have to handle them, and yourself, with kid gloves to truly get their attention on a long term basis.
If someone is really nice, nine times out of ten, folks think they're kinda boring. If someone is a bit unpredictable - folks consider them exciting.
Your job here is to be unpredicatable. If you want his attention locked onto you, you have to remain slightly out of reach so that he THINKS about you. If you run at him, he has nothing to think about, nothing to wonder about, and he will move on as his attention will be lost.
Here's what you want to accomplish. You want him to think:
"Hmm, where is she?"
"Why isn't she answering me? Is there someone else?"
"We started off good, but now, she's pulling back. Wonder what's going on?"
All the things you're thinking right now are actually building your attraction for him. You want to do the same thing with him. And once he starts asking himself all those questions, once he starts thinking about you constantly by wondering what's going on - you will be building his attraction for you.
Sounds whacked, I know. But it works and men do this to women all the time - because they know it works.
@Mirror of Aphrodite
Thanks so much. I was getting a bit confused with the whole nature of the game.
I'll just play it like you said it and make him work a bit harder for my attention. Basically if he pulls away and doesn't show up anymore -or text whatnot- he wasn't worth it to begin with.
Lets see how this goes :)
That's exactly right, you get it. A woman should always make a man work for it a bit.
That way, you ALWAYS know where you stand, you will have no need to ever question things and best of all - it gives you the opportunity to weed out those with ill intentions from those who genuinely like you.
Great Post!! Yozaaa....lol
Wow, this was just what I needed to read, all of the comments, this post, mirror of aphrodite you are seriously a god send with your advice and it is nice to see that I am not the only women going through an emotional roller coaster with a man. But, I do need some more advice as to whether or not I should even continue to waste my time and mirror the actions of this man who I have fallen completely head over heels for.
I will try to keep this short with as much detail....
I met this guy about 9 months ago, we started off slow, talked and texted, got a long really well, were open with each other, went out, and were able to laugh and have fun, plus I would stay with him 3-4 times a week. A month and a half into it he tells me he is going to try to make things work with the mother of his children (he is a tuarus, I get the value he places on family). Ok, so I back off, a couple weeks later, he contacts me and asks me to hang out. I do, we picked up right where we left off, and I was strong, told him that we were friends and nothing more if he was trying to make things work with his ex, our relationship stayed platonic only a couple times after the first "im getting back with my ex", then I gave in.
He said all the right things, told me he cared about me, acted jealous when I was talking to other guys, very affectionate, caring, knew exactly what to say to keep me around for the next few months and pulled then friend card on me and told me the exact same thing about trying to make things work with the ex.
Two months pass and now I hear from him every couple of weeks, its like clock work he says he is having a hard time letting me go (he confuses the crap out of me). His actions by not contacting me are so much louder than his words, although he never has really told me that him and I have a chance, he just tells me you never know what the future may bring, you cant help who you fall for. He also tells me he doesnt want to let me go???
There has been times where I tried contacting him and he doesnt respond, and then a few days later I will hear from him, and at this point I am afraid I have fallen completely for him. He tells me he misses me, he thinks about me, that his situation makes things hard for him. I feel in my heart of hearts he does care for me, he told me once that he loves me "like a friend" and that was only because I told him that I cared for him deeply like a friend, but I am afraid I have fallen for him, and he knows it! I have done everything you are telling us not to do in just the last couple of months when the two week disappearances started and have no clue where to go from here! Any insight, advice, tough love (ha) would be accepted would open arms.
Well, you pretty much said it yourself . . you're doing everything you shouldn't be doing. You're pursuing and chasing him and it's driving him away. He's now got you in the "friend" category and making excuses about his ex.
And the reason that you're pursuing him is because he started to pull back and this brought insecurities of yours to the surface. But what you need to understand is that EVERY man will ALWAYS pull back at some point in a budding relationship. And that point is the "make or break" point. How you handle it will determine whether or not the relaitonship grows or fizzles.
Ladies, I can reiterate it enough . . remain confident. Remain strong, remain independent. Those are the qualities that intrique men and pique their interest in a woman. Those are the qualities that make you "different" from all the rest.
You're doing way too much of the work here. And the best way to gauge a man's interest in you - is to disappear. If he comes looking, it's a good sign. But when he does reappear, NEVER reward him for this bad behavior by showering him with tons of attention upon his return. The more you reinforce bad behavior, the more of it you will get - because it's working for him.
If I were you, I'd fall of the face of the earth regarding him at this moment. When he comes looking for you, you do exactly what this article says, you wait a couple days to respond. That will pique his interest and instead of appearing needy, insecure and weak to him - you will suddenly appear confident, secure and strong. All character traits that men absolutely love in women.
When men pull back, you sit back, smile and relax, knowing that he's sort of falling for you and he feels the need to detach. That's a good thing and most women think it's a bad thing. You give him plenty of space and he'll move toward you. You start chasing him and he's going to run for the hills.
Men do this to test how much a woman will need them, need attention from them, and whether or not it's too great of an amount for them to handle. If you fail this test, they'll move on (but always circle back around for sex because you permit it and they know they can get it without treating you right).
Give this one plenty of space. Don't make yourself available to him and cease sexual activity with him or seeing him. If you continue to do so, you will remain "plan B" for him.
Taking a stand for yourself and showing him (not telling him, showing him through your actions) that you won't tolerate this . . he'll develop respect for you.
Right now, he's stringing you along because you're permitting it. You're using emotions here when he's using logic. You need to dismiss the emotions and use your head here with him.
If a girlfriend told you this story and how she was being treated like this, you wouldn't advise her to try harder now, would you? No. You'd either tell her to dump him or tell her to take a stance.
There's an old saying that I love that completely applies here. Please think about this statement:
"Never treat someone like your priority while they're treating you like their option."
To him, you're an option. One he calls upon as he sees fit. You, however, are treating him like a priority. Like someone whose extremely important to you. Why treat someone like that when they're not treating you in the same manner?
Mirror his behavior. Stop calling, stop texting. When he calls or texts, you don't respond immediately, you take a couple days to respond. That will immediately level the playing field here. He'll go from priority to option and you'll feel stronger and more able to use logic here rather than emotions.
You deserve better than this - and people can only treat you as poorly as you permit them to.
He's getting way too much attention from you and consideration from you - while he's giving you NONE. If he gives none, he gets none. It's that simple.
Thank Mirror of Aphrodite for your response, I also like the saying "sometimes we need to forget how we feel and remember what we deserve.".
This blog has empowered me, I will not contact him anymore, and I will make him wait next time he contacts me, Its been a week so in a weeks time I know I will hear from him.
I love Love LOVE this article!! Please keep more articles like this coming, it's so interesting to read and it's all amazingly yet sadly .. TRUE! Haha. So here we go:
Basically everything follows with what you stated above. A guy (Aries Man) and I (Aquarius Woman) started talking .. it's been 2 years now and we're always talking on and off. The beginning was like any other beginning; perfect, happy, and easy peasy but now he blows hot and cold. When I started noticing his on and off behavior, I became so frustrated and emotionally confused. I wanted answers but was too afraid to ask and confront him because I felt like if I did, I'd scare him away. He made sure to show enough emotions as though he still cared and was interested but made sure to not show too much emotions, to keep me guessing. He'd also go disappearing. I was basically playing by his games and running on HIS schedule. URGH!! *shakes head. So after being strung along for some time, I couldn't handle it anymore and decided to stand up for myself. I wanted revenge! Not so much hurt him like how he hurt me but more as of wanting to beat him at his own games. Muahahaha *evil laugh. However keep in mind, I still cared for him. I disappeared and gave him the cold shoulder, ignored his txts completely and bounced on his ass! We haven't spoken in weeks now and he would txt me from time to time, for example, good morning txts or asking me to come out. It's a small decent town where we live, so everyone knows everyone and we both know each others friends. Often times we'd run into each other at the bars but even still I would not give him any attention whatsoever. I must appear strong and collected .. and knowing him, he hates being ignored. His last txt to me was:
"Knitters tonight? (bar) Heard from Alex you were at the Casino. Just checking. Good night. It's been awhile."
It's been weeks now and I admit, I do still think about him and care about him. But when I think of how inconsiderate he was and the way he treated me, I just get so mad and it reminds me why I'm doing this in the first place. I'm not ignoring him, I'm just trying to see if he'll make the effort ... again. I don't want anymore mind games or guessing games, I just want him to be real with me and I know it all starts with ME. I refuse to let any guy treat me as a joke and so I am here trying to prove to him that he underestimated me. I don't know how to respond. What do you think? Advice, suggestions, and anything would be greatly appreciated!
I'm assuming you didn't reply to his last text? If so, let that one go. He was just testing the waters there and no real response was actually necessary.
I think I'd wait for him to contact me again. If he doesn't, he was going to flake anyway. But you DO want him to MISS you, and the only way to do that is to be gone, which you're doing. So you either have to wait until he really comes at you or . . you could "tap" him.
Tapping him while hanging loose kinda puts you front and center in their mind again. And then they think you're going to chase because you're contacting them again. But in this instance, I usually do something like this, "Hey, hey . . whadaya say?"
It's playful and carefree. When he responds, chances are he'll say something like, "What's up?" To which you respond, "Nuttin new, just thinkin bout you." And then . . . disappear.
If he responds back - you stay gone. And what you'd done there is you've put yourself in his mind, you've been playful and carefree, you flirted a bit to further get him thinking about you (and probably thinking he's going to score) and then . . you're gone.
This leaves them going, "Huh? What was that?" Which is exactly what you want. You'll appear somewhat mysterious with this behavior yet you'll also appear indifferent in a sense.
You went fishing . . . and he's hanging on the hook. ;-)
Do that several times, maybe once every week or two weeks or so. Tap, tap, tap . . then POOF, gone.
If that doesn't encite an Aries to chase, nothing will. And at that point, you can label this one over and done. And if he does chase, it's a brand new day. You're rarely available, you're never immediately available (life is a joy and you're out there living it), if he asks to see you, you're busy the first date he suggests so you suggest another day instead (you may be dating others), and from that point forward, never initiate communication with him. Let HIM work for YOU.
Hmmm I could use some more advice this time around.
I love how everything you said just came to be. It's been a week now and I haven't brought up any topic of dating/meeting/drinks anymore, just regular small chat on my terms and time. Not instantly responding has 'worked' great.
Now 2 days ago -1 week since I came for advice here and started following what you said- he suddenly texts me the following conversation.
him: 5th of september
me: ?
me:what's happening then?
him: we're meeting then
I play it cool, don't freak out or anything but I was happy he finally came around. I made a deal not to ask him out, he had to ask me. Knowing now how stubborn taurus men can be and how long it takes for them to change their mind.. bwa it was only 1 week in the end.
Yesterday on the other hand something weird happened. One of my best friends is a gorgeous girl that has men falling for her non stop. I told her about this guy I met online and she was going to check him out.
She makes a profile on that website, uploads some pictures and fires him a message saying.
Her:Nice pictures, want to meet up?
him: thanks, you look really good yourself too, work out a lot?
Her: frequently, I love to keep busy. So you want to get together?
him: to do what?
her: what do you think? sex
him: you never know these days ;) sounds good ;)
her: well my boyfriend is out of town for a few days, so how about you?
him: I'm free practically every night except tomorrow. What are you into?
And that's when she called me and told me about this little test of hers. The same guy that just agreed to have sex with a complete stranger, that has a boyfriend so it would be cheating and he doesn't care it seems, texts me at midnight 'sweet dreams xxx'.
Matching timetables places that text right in the middle of my friend chatting him up.
It felt like a punch in the stomach to be honest. I like this guy and he doesn't want to rush things, so I'm going at his pace, but he would have sex with strangers still?
I know I have no right to be jealous or angry, we're not exactly a couple and only had one date so far.. but still I thought that if you like someone, and you're going to meet them again -out of your own free will, he asked ME out this time- why do this?
Is this a trait of taurus men? Is this just sex for sex's sake? I can't wrap my head around it. Perhaps it is just to blow off steam and he's free to play the field alright. Is there a difference between someone you just have sex with and the person you want to date? If he was this eager to say yes to my friend who he didn't know one bit, who says he won't do it again. For all we know he's chatting up a LOT of people..
Anyone some non insane input? I like him but this has put me off.
Online dating . . has actually created a new concept that happens particularly with men and people are calling it the "grass is always greener" effect. There are just so many choices that men particularly seem to have a had time focusing on one individual, even if they like them, because other individuals just keep coming.
This is why I always encourage women to hang back and let the man come to you. This is why it's also a good idea for women to date more than one man at a time. (Casually date, not sleep with.) Because women tend to date one guy at a time, put everything they have into him and then get really disappointed when it doesn't work out. If the woman was dating say 3 guys casually at once, however, it wouldn't be such a blow.
Having said that, this one's coming across as a bit of a player to me. And the reason I say that is because, looking at the big picture here, he seems to be a chameleon of sorts. Which Taurus men have been known to do, however, lots of other men do this as well.
Did you notice how when he first met you, he said you'd have to wait, agreed with you that he wasn't looking for one night stands, etc.? He tapped into your vibe, he could sense the kind of guy you were looking for, and he warped himself into that to appeal to you.
Then your girlfriend comes along, he vibes into the fact that she wants a one night stand, and he warps himself into that, to appeal to her.
I don't think this guy has any idea who he really is or what he really wants. He'll change on a dime to "fit" into what the woman wants. That's a flakey player of sorts. And you're correct, he's most likely chatting LOTS of people, hence the disappearing acts for a week or so. If he had no other options, he'd be up your butt. He has options and you need to create other options for yourself, too. Don't put everything into this one, he's too flakey right now.
As unfortunate as it is, men have sex without emotion. A guy will have sex with a girl he likes and at the same time, with a girl he really doesn't like but can score with. Why? Because he doesn't FEEL anything for either one. Men can take months to start having feelings for someone that will keep them away from someone else. So until a guy proclaims he's in love with you, I think a girl should always casually date around. Otherwise, you end up waiting around for the guy to fall in love with you, and it may never happen. But he still sleep with you. He'll still sleep with anyone.
Continued below . . .
But what's really jumping out at me here is the chameleon-like quality. That's a big red flag because how will you EVER know what this guy is genuinely like if he's faking everything all the time just to appeal to whomever he's trying to win over at the time?
If you like him and you want to continue to see him, that's fine. But hold back, don't be too available, be scarce to him and do NOT sleep with this one. You need to casually date this one for 3-4 months before even considering it. If he sticks around that long, he may start to have some feelings. Or he may sleep with others in the meantime. That's the thing, you won't know here with him because he's acting flakey, like a player. Which is why I'm telling you to protect yourself here at all costs.
The other red flag here is that you, in your original posting, called him "charming to the max." Red flag, especially when combined with his latest chameleon like stunt. . . a real charmer (i.e. bullshitter) combined with the ability to pretend (i.e. faker) to be whatever the girl is looking for = bullshitting, fake player.
I'm no expert, this is just my opinion from a 3rd party stance on the situation. And I think you're getting this vibe too. I think your "gut" is talking to you and you're sensing it. You're questioning yourself about him now - and there's a reason for that, my friend. Don't ignore that.
You stated that he's put you off a bit with this and frankly, I'd be put off, too. So put off, as a matter of fact, that I think I might loose all interest. No one's Prince Charming is a flakey, bullshitter, ya' know?
He's playing the field, there's no doubt. And that's what you need to be doing, too. He sounds like a "fun time guy." He doesn't sound like "Mr. Right." He's saying things he thinks you want to hear. None of which is genuinely felt by him, as can be seen via his conversation with your friend.
All that stuff he's telling you (i.e. he doesn't want to rush, etc.) he's telling you what he THINKS you want to hear. Just like he told your girlfriend what he THINKS she wanted to hear.
Sounds to me like this guy will say whatever the hell he has to say to get ahead. That's not a trustworthy individual.
I'm sorry, I know this isn't what you wanted to hear. But if you continue with him, don't be surprised if he pulls some real stunts along the way. He's not being genuine at all it seems. He's simply bullshitting his way through life.
I just thought of something else here, too, that isn't sitting well with me. September 5th. Why the hell is he setting a date with you that's almost two weeks away? Why can't he see you sooner? And September 5th is a Wednesday. What's he doing on his weekends that he can't see you then? For that matter, what's he doing for the next two weeks that he can't see you until then?
Additionally, I don't like how presumptuous he was, saying, "That's when we're meeting." Oh yea, really?
It's somewhat disrespectful. He didn't ASK you if you were available, as a gentlemen would. He's TELLING you you're going to see him then. Like it's some sort of instruction. I don't like that at all. And I don't like that he's assuming you're even available that day. I don't know if he thinks he's being cute or what, but at this rate, 4 months into it, you'll have only seen him 4 times. When 4 months into it, you should have seen someone at least 10, 12 times or so. At least, that's how much a guy whose genuinely interested would want to see you.
If it were me, I'd tell him, "I'm not available on the 5th. But I'm available on the 8th, how about then? Maybe we could go to dinner or something?" See what he says. The 8th is the following Saturday. And if he asks why you can't see him that day, or what you're doing, you DON'T tell him. It's none of his business. You keep him guessing (you want him to think you're in demand and that other men are around). You simply say something to the effect of, "I've already made obligations that day." If he pushes, you repeat yourself is all.
This will signal a few VERY important things to him:
1.) You're life isn't revolving around him. You have other plans that you're not willing to break or rearrange for him. (i.e. you're independent.)
2.) If he wants to see you, he needs to RESPECT you and YOUR time and ASK you on a date, ask you if you're available. Not just assume your sitting at home, waiting for him to surface. That's ignorant, it makes him look cocky and it makes me think he's viewing you like some woman who has nothing else going on in her life. You need to signal the opposite to him.
3.) You're a girl he has to invest in. You're not into boring hook up dates that have no real plan other than "hanging out." You're a girl who is to be taken seriously, on a serious date, a dinner date, and you're a girl that he needs to give quality time to (i.e. his weekends). If he wants to see you, he has to actually PLAN a REAL DATE during quality time.
If he flakes, he's definitely a player. A player won't invest anything into a situation. Not even to get laid, because a player is always working several angles (i.e. women) at once. You'll look like too much work and he'll bail. That sux, but it saves a girl lots of heartbreak to find out someone is a player early in the game, rather than later - when it's too late.
But the fact that he's spacing out these dates, I don't like that, it makes me feel like he has some sort of "rotation" going on. Meaning, he's dating several people and about the 3rd or 4th weeks or so, it's your turn in the rotation. And on a Wednesday and not a weekend? I don't like that at all. It signals that he's not willing to give you portions of his quality time, but rather, he'll squeeze you in during the week.
You deserve better than that.
Male Pisces said...
Hmm I found this website by chance and after reading a lot of the comments, I'm think I could use some fresh perspective.
I met a taurus guy a few weeks ago, but couldn't meet him cause I was going on holiday. We chatted a bit through smartphones and he wasn't looking for a date -neither was I- but we hit it off great. We had a date and it all went very well, something to do with the whole pisces-taurus dynamic :)
Now I know he's taking his time and checking out all his options no doubt. Since I enjoyed his company the first time, we set a second date 3 weeks after our first one, because we both had exams we needed to focus on.
He's very guarded about his feelings and commented today that 'he think I'm emotional'. I told him I wasn't feeling a 100% since a close friend of mine just broke up, and I had to help her out a bit, and I cared for her trouble.
He said I needed to be able to 'shut myself off emotionally', because it's not my problem. I'm sorry for being a pisces then, it's a build in aspect of me that I want to help people. He's right in a sense, I do need to be able to take distance a bit better. ANYWAY.
It struck me as odd that he mentioned he thought I was emotional. He even added that he's bad with emotion like the people from desperate housewives. No idea what that means :D
So what, am I not allowed to have emotions to date him? Or is this him warning me not to be emotional? I'll meet him again soon anyway, but something tells me this was a warning of some sorts.
@Male Pisces,
Well, here's the thing . . lots of men don't like emotions. As stated in the article above, emotions befuddle many men, they make things seem complicated and heavy. They put a damper on their attraction for someone because the man starts thinking, "How much energy is this going to take to be with this person? Am I going to constantly have to play therapist here? Is this going to be fun or more like work? How much will this person need me?"
If a relationship starts to feel like work rather than fun, a guy will bail. Any impression of a high level of neediness will drive a wedge between the two as one will feel that they're going to have to invest more into the relationship than the amount of fun they're going to get out of it.
So when he says to you that he's bad with emotions, he's probably telling the truth. He doesn't want to have to deal with them to a high extent. Meaning, he can handle the normal range of emotions, but any that go above the bar, he can't or won't take the time to deal with.
Basically to him, a high level of emotions = tons of work, lots of time invested, neediness and dependency and very little fun.
And that's nothing rare. A lot of men feel this way. The majority of men are attracted to playfulness, carefree attitudes, independence and fun times. The opposite of that can easily repel them and force them away.
Hi so I took your advice and made no contact with the guy I wrote a few weeks ago ( with the whole cousin situation). Well its been 3 weeks now and he still has not made any contact. I try not to think about it but its like you said, we all want what we cant have. I'm tired of thinking of him and of course the distance does make it a little better. I guess just a little more time and I will be fine. I just dont get it, I was needy nor did I put pressure on our last conversation. I just knew he would contact me again and he hasnt. I cant say I'm not disappointed. More in myself than anything else. Maybe I just pushed him to the point of no return. I believe the idea they as return too. But 3 weeks and no contact assures me he isnt thinking of me and that hurts. But like I said before I will not contact him at all! I'll get through this in time! It just sucks
Actually, 3 weeks is not a long time at all. Especially in a mans world.
You see, women want immediacy, immediate results. They speed into emotional territory when dating, they want to speed the relationship along to the next step right away, they want to speed up a man feelings for them - you get the idea.
Men do not work this way, nor do they think that way. It takes a man a long time to actually begin having feelings for someone. It takes a long time for a man to miss someone. It takes a long time for a man to take action sometimes. This is how they operate. On THEIR time schedule, not OURS. Women have always been frustrated at the painfully slow process with which men move.
I began no contact with someone in May. And do you know when he contacted me? In July. Two months later.
There's another individual that I've done the same with. And do you know when he touches base with me? Every two months.
There's a third that touches base every 4 months and there's an ex that resurfaces once a year, for the last 3 years.
Now I don't put any energy into the above situations because these are individuals that haven't treated me right. Even so, they still resurface.
Never assume that because someone is out of contact that they're not thinking of you. Men are not like women. They don't want to talk about every little feeling they're having. As a matter of fact, 98% of them FIGHT those feelings. That's just how men are, they are not like women.
This one will resurface. It could be six months from now, but he will. And when he does, you may not even want him anymore or you may have found someone else by then.
Either way, stay focused on yourself and your growth throughout this and then no matter what happens, it will all have been worth it. Because you'll see that as more time passes and the distance grows, you'll become stronger and more decisive about what you really do need from a mate to make YOU happy.
You will get through this. Hang in there, you'll see.
And if you want to stop thinking about him, start dating again. Start spending time with other men, casually date and start having fun. Other men will make you feel good about yourself and spending time with those that make you laugh and appreciate you will make your thoughts of this one disappear.
Don't wait around - get out there and start dating. Live your life. There's no better revenge than doing well.
miss_sunshine said...
Hey there... I simply need to say you ROCK, mirror! you're touching the right buttons in most of these situations. your article and comments couldn't have come at a better time to clear my head in the situation i find myself in.
classical story: i'm horny aries, he's horny bull. we work together, we've been the best friends ever since we started working together a year ago. suddenly 3 months ago he started making visible steps towards me. we started spending more and more time 2 months ago. i obviously gave in ....with sex and all
(silly me :P). we've basically had a turning point when i tried to get it out of him if we're in a relationship or not (i thought i put it gently in our conversations... he must have felt it like pressure) to cut a long story short: i told him i really want things to work with him and i already see him as a priority in my life, especially after having given myself to him so fully as we aries women seem to be doing so naturally, and hi9s reply was that he cares a lot about me but doesn't know if he can commit to me as i really deserve it (BullShit. i know) and that he sees me as an option.
imagine that i exploded at that time!! i am an expert at that, i told him every single thing that i feel and how much this hurts me. i know i am not the smartest of women when it comes to emotions. how ever we had some rouch 2 days at work, i could not look him in the eyes and avoided him. then we had 3 weeks of vacation.. and we met again this monday. we had only one conversation in three weeks and i initiated it. stupidly, then at work i tried to be natural and stuff.. but i feel my emotions and feras have temporarily won me over.
now, i must say i have been going through the worst hell over these past few weeks and even yesterday and today, but i try to keep myself cool and regain my status as a independent, free and funny woman although i find it very hard not to think of him in any way since i spend 8 hours in the same building. luckily we don't share offices. he has distanced himself visibly since our "break up", but he still seems to catch my eye from time to time. also he keeps telling me he wants to change jobs and maybe even leave the country. i told him today that he should do what feels right to him, and then walked out.
i know it's insecurity from both of us. he really cares about me but i keep telling myself that i really deserve a man that knows i'm worth it. i cannot disappear on him but i am putting myself together as much as i can to release myself from these analyzing acts women seem to be doing. i really feel i should be myself no matter what.
as you can clearly see, i merely wished too share my experience with you, girls, because i feel i have already taken the best advice from this article and your posts. i know he could choose to never pursue me again but i know that i will not make myself the pursuer, even though i can be a great hunter. i am going to patiently let the things flow!
best of luck to you all :)
@Miss Sunshine,
Good for you! You're doing the right thing. Especially since he's admitted to you that you're an option. That takes the cake. And it brings a saying to mind that I've posted here before:
Truer words were never spoken.
Frustrated Taurus said...
This is a follow-up to my post regarding the 42 year old male taurus, who was then unemployed (2.5 year on and off relationship). Its been about two months since he has been working and I still have not heard anything from him. I have been tempted to reach out, but have stopped myself as I know that it will make me feel worse. After reading your response to Lady Luck, I am concerned it could take forever!
How do you suggest handling contact if it ever happens? If it takes months for him to reach out, how long do I take before I respond? Also, I feel like all my friends' exs have recently reached out. Will I be the only woman in history to never hear from her ex again?
So update...I'm the one who posted on the 21st of Aug @ 9:36! I heard from Bull again, sooner than I expected, the last few months has been every two weeks but this time it was only a week, I think it is due to the fact that I have restrained from my occasional text of "just wanting to say hi" that I usually would send, surprisingly it was only the first week that I restrained. Anyway, his message was "what up u, I've been busy, we are still friends," i was taken back a bit when I got that message. I was strong and waited a couple days before I responded with "yes we are stil friends, I've been busy too, hope you are having fun," lol I had no clue what to say but this one is smart because he got me thinking about him again, exactly what he was trying to do I am sure. It was also exactly right after I went on a date with another man which I know he knows about because friends of mine posted all over my Facebook asking how my date went.
It really is a game, I haven't heard from him since I texted back, curious to how he will respond, I'm being strong though.....I am curious as to how this will play out.
Stay strong ladies! We really do have all the control of our emotions and how we let men treat us. My biggest test I think, especially with this man is how I channel my he brings out in me.
@Frustrated Taurus,
I hear ya and I've been there. And the fact is, on rare occassions, sometimes they do just disappear for good (usually it's the players that go poof as they don't like to work for anything).
But even in those situations, they DO resurface eventually. It could be a year later, it could be 6 months later. Either way, waiting feels like an eternity.
Which is why it isn't good to sit and wait. Date other men and go live your life. It will help.
I do believe you'll hear from him again. The longer a relationship took place, the greater the chance he'll resurface. You don't just wipe 2.5 years out of your mind, regardless of whether or not it was off and on. So I do think he'll appear eventually.
And when he does, you have two options. But you have to make a decision first.
The decision you need to make is whether or not you want to pursue this. If the answer is yes, then I'd wait several hours to respond. At least three. If the answer is no and you simply wish to remain civil with him, then I'd wait several days or a week.
Normally, I'd advise to mirror his behavior. But since this isn't a situation where he's appearing and disappearing regularly, since some time has passed, your reaction is going to signal to him your interest, as it always does in any case.
So if you want to signal interest and let him back into your life, you can respond sooner. If you want to signal to him that he's hurt you and that you're now indifferent towards him and he needs to step up his game, you wait longer.
Either way, don't jump on it or he'll be back up to his old tricks again in no time.
But I do believe you'll hear from him again.
You did the right thing and that was the right response. It was controlled, nice, carefree and well wishing. Perfect.
And I imagine it threw him for a loop. I can pretty much guarantee you that wasn't what he was expecting, which is exactly what you want here - to be unpredictable.
And it also sent a clear message to him - that you're not jumping when he snaps his fingers and that you're in control of yourself and your emotions and that you may be distancing yourself from him a bit.
All good messages to send. That'll get him thinking.
How he'll respond? LOL, I don't think he will right now. If I could look into my crystal ball here, I'd say that response threw him and he's not sure what to say. So he's going to say nothing at all right now. He's going to retreat and wait for you to come to him because he thinks he has that power over you and because he contacted you again. (Yea, men are very egotistical that way.)
And what'll most likely happen is that he won't hear from you - so in a couple weeks, he'll send the same exact type of message, as if nothing happened. And he'll do this because he's trying to figure you out right now - perfect - so he'll test the waters in a safe manner.
And what he'll really be attempting to do there is he's going to "tap" you to get you to pursue him - as he's used to you doing and since this has worked for him in the past with you. Eventually will come a time that this will frustrate him and he may come clean with you about that. If that happens, you pat yourself on the back - well played, my friend :-)
And yes, it is a game, whether we want to participate or not, men use mental and emotional manipulation on women, even though they're generally not even aware that's what they're actually doing because it's so instinctual to them and because frankly, it generally always works with women. So we're forced to either play along - or get run over.
And you played another ace in the hole here - you moved on and dated another man. That's exactly what women in these situations need to do. You keep doing that and moving forward and it'll eat him up. He likes being top dog with you and the thought of not being so will irk his ego and he may try harder.
If so, don't get wrapped up in that right away because it could just be about his ego and nothing more - so be wary and use these strategies to deal with him.
He has to prove himself if he wants anything of real value from you and that includes your attention to him. (i.e. he gets no attention from you unless he proves himself worthy of it.)
Regardless of how it plays out, the thing to focus on here isn't really him or this situation.
The real golden treasure here is . . . doesn't this make you feel strong? How good does it feel to finally be in control and calling the shots? How good does it feel to stand strong and take a stance for yourself?
That's irreplaceable, regardless of whether you win him over or not.
THAT is the real prize here :-)
And the better you feel about yourself, the more controlled you remain and composed with men, the more independent you'll become. You'll make better decisions for yourself about the men you let into your life and best of all - you'll begin to attract a better type of man to yourself.
Hi Mirror, Annonymous again from the 21st and the 30th. I couldn't agree with you more, the real prize is how empowered I felt being in control of my feelings and emotions. Also, not freaking out so to speak and 20 questioning him about "why haven't I heard from you" I think that is where a lot of women make mistakes with men, including me.
Suprisingly I heard from him again this evening. Threw me for another loop, I responded a couple hours later but kept it controlled and non-emotional. He decided he wanted to share some good news with me, he got a new job and inquired about my recent job change and what I have been up to. I neglected to tell him about my date, I figured there was no relevance in mentioning that. I kept it simple with "oh ya know the usual," and told him I was excited he got a new job, I flirted a bit too and told him "I bet you look sexy working in your uniform," and left it at that.
He still gives me the butterflies after 10 months of being on and off with him, and I used to feel so weak but I can honestly say that I am a work in progress and I have never felt stronger.
When I have the urge to text or respond immidiately, I always just go right into my favorites tab on my computer and pull this article up! I am truly thankful for your responses, you keep me motivated and are helping me become a stronger more independent women.
THANK YOU!!!!!!
Thank you SO much for this article. I feel like you articulated all the advice my girlfriends have been giving me, but in a way that really resonated. Excellent. I will be revisiting this often, I imagine. In the scheme of my own recent man-drama, I can see how I fell into these little traps that you've outlined so neatly. We are currently in our second period of non-communication after date #2. I think the situation is compounded because this particular individual has serious abandonment issues (his mother left him when he was 11 and his wife of 12 years left him for another man). Do I run away from this baggage (at a certain age, there's always baggage), or is there a way to salvage the situation? (Also, to add to the story, we knew each other 20 years ago - sang together, Glee-style...) How do I get a handle on all of this?
Hello Mirror, i just wanted to say thank you for your awesome advice for all us women out there! you are no joke girlfriend and tell it like it is! :) anywho..i need some advice if you dont mind. Ive been dating this guy for about a year and four months now. Everything started off fantanstic but now im starting to feel like a damn fool and like im wasting my time. We met online and had excellent conversation..he then took me on what seemed like a fairy tale first date..well for me anyhow. He took me to an exquisite museum..made a handmade picnic lunch..brought his expensive camera and was even taking pictures of artifacts and myself as if i was a work of art smh..and even took me to a japanese spa after! wow right?! we then went back to his place..made out but had no sex!!! eventually we dated more and more and i didnt sleep with him for about 2 to 3 months. After that he began inviting me to family outings w his family and friends and treating me as if i was his girlfriend! heres the good part..after about a year i finally mustered up the courage to ask him if he was seeing anyone else? he then says " i have messed around..ive never slept w her nor do i intend to..shes a really cool person" my heart about jumped out of my chest when i heard that but i held my composure. I asked him if he has feelings for this girl and he says no..shes just a really cool person..wtf does that mean?! anyways..he says hes not ready for a reationship..its not because hes afraid of commitment..but he just has to look deep within his self..so im like hmmm..ok..then he adds in just to let u know i dont just bring anyone around my clients (hes a personal trainer out of him home) or bring anyone around his family..and tells me he has DEEP feelings for me that continue to grow evermore..he also travels alot and is a busy guy..he oftens travels to japan..russia..hawaii..but when hes gone its only for about a week or two and he emails and skypes me like crazy..we also live about 45 mins away from eachother..but we always see eachother on weekends or throughout the week.. i guess what im trying to say is i feel like im being used..hes getting everything that comes with a relationship without the commitment..the last time i left his house..i felt so worthless and low like i was just a booty call..as i drove home i started crying..thinking wtf am i doing..and that im over this..i decided to pull away from him slowly..i dont text him first thing like i use to in the morning..i dont respond to his calls or texts right away..and now it seems like since ive done that hes all over me..saying how much he misses me.yada yada yada! what sad is my gut doesnt believe him..and usually thats true..i decided next time he asks me to come over im going to say no..i just feel like staying home..or better yet how about just having dinner? i was work at my office and he had the nerve to text me " my energy is telling me that you must be very tired hun" because i didnt text his ass at all like i usually do! smh..mirror..i need advice..am i doing the right thing? could it be that he really does love me and is maybe hurt from his relationships and is afraid to commit? any advice would be greatly appreciated..thanks love!
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Ok my turn. I read your article and I'm going to follow it to a Q. But so here's my story.
First off I live in Istanbul. Dating and relationships are slightly different than in the states. If you're dating someone both man and woman expect you to be dating only each other. How much people follow it I dont know. I'm new to the dating game here.
So this Libra guy who is a trainer at my gym started chasing me a while back. I paid him enough attention. Not crazy amounts but enough. Also because a lot of the guy trainers at my gym have asked me out. Mainly I think because I grew up in the states I'm different than a lot of the girls here and its enticing.
So eventually he messaged me on facebook and told me where he was with friends and asked me to stop by if I could. I was actually pretty close to the area and my friends and I stopped by for half an hour and left. This is where it all started. The following weekend he went out with my friends and I at night and he dropped me off at my place at 6 am. No kiss nothing like that -- but it was clear we liked each other. And then he asked me to go to the Islands near Istanbul the next day with him. So we did. We spent the whole day there listening to music, talking, eating what not. Now I know the whole rule of dont sleep with a guy before this and that. Which I dont follow. I know I probably should. But I guess in the that moment I was thinking if he really likes me he wont run right after. I wasn't expecting anything the next day but he wanted to spend that day with me too. So we went out to the movies, then a cafe, and then dinner. And every since then we've been dating.
He invited me out with his friend once. And sometimes we go out for coffee. And sometimes he just comes over and we watch things. We don't have sex each time he sleeps over. Once even though he knew I was on my period he wanted to come over to watch a movie and then we just slept. Another time he came over and just shared a lot of his favorite music videos with me and tried to teach me some Turkish music and what not. We are still in the process of getting to know each other. Because neither of us opens up very easily. I dont ever ever talk about emotions because I'm at a stage were I'm just careful with guys. Sometimes he'll get weird and out of no where just like whisper things in my ear like "I'm different." Or what not. Which I never respond too. I feel like its just to confuse me. But yeah. So we've only been dating really 3 weeks. I guess we just see each other a lot. Which is another thing with relationships here. We aren't in a relationship here but I know from all my friends.
Girls and guys here when they are dating are together all the time. And they text each other every god damn minute. Which I dont do. At all. Thanks for growing up in America. I would send him one or 2 cute texts like in the beginning and he would always reply. Once he even called me when I was on vacation at Greece to just talk. Which was nice.
But now. Maybe I'm just overreacting but. its been 3 weeks. And I was at my summer house this weekend. So I sent him a funny picture of my dog because he likes him and it was a joke between us. He didn't reply or anything. I also know he was out with friends and drank loads the night before. And then like like 8 hours later I called him to ask him something but no answer. Its very unlike him. And it made me think like 'Oh. Ok. Here we go. I know how this goes."
So....what do I do. I mean. I see him at the gym. I'm there almost every night so its not like I can ignore him. Or I dont know. Really how to go about this?
Guys can also clearly tell I am not someone who sleeps with everyone. Hes the 4th guy Ive slept with and I'm 24 so. Anyways. We got home around 1 am after spending all day together. And up until we slept with each other we hadnt even kissed. The next day I was
@Anonymous (Sept. 1, 12:51),
Yes, once we reach a certain age, we all have baggage. So I get that. However, it is sending up a red flag to me that he can't even get 2 dates off the ground without going MIA on you.
And something else jumped out at me. His mom left when he was 11 and his marriage ended after 12 years. I know those two numbers seem completely unrelated, but I bet if you asked him when his marriage was TRULY over, when it really got sour - I wouldn't be surprised if it was at the 11 year mark.
Stick with me here, I'm going to try to explain this. But some people repeat their psychological traumas from childhood in patterns without even realizing it. Mom left at 11 years and marriage probably really soured at 11 years. It's quite possible he could be repeating an 11 year pattern of trauma.
It's a psychological concept commonly called "repetition compulsion" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repetition_compulsion). And in his case, Sigmund Freud's "destiny neurosis" may apply:
". . . destiny neurosis", manifested in 'the life-histories of men and women...[as] an essential character-trait which remains always the same and which is compelled to find expression in a repetition of the same experience'."
I recently watched a case where a woman was paralyzed at the age of 14. Her marriage ended after 14 years, she ceased therapy to attempt to walk again after 14 years and she was in a relationship that was hitting the 14 year mark and was seriously considering ended it, although she didn't really know why.
She was caught in a 14 year repetition compulsion pattern. However, once she became aware of that tendency, she sought to break the pattern and did so, successfully.
I could be wrong here, but for some reason, my gut is telling me he may be caught in traumatic patterns because you're only on date #2 and you've already experienced two rounds of no contact. So he's definitely running from something it seems.
Whether or not it's salvagable depends on whether or not he's worth it to you. And whether or not you have the energy to try and "save" someone.
I've found that you can't really save people. They have to save themselves. So if it were me, I wouldn't involve myself in the complications of it all. Or what I may do is proclaim myself a "friend" only and then just be friends, for support, talking, etc. (And it's possible that if he feels no pressure in that manner, hanging out with you, talking to you - he may eventually fall in love with you under those circumstances.)
But you'd also have to accept first, going into it, that you may get hurt here. That's there's a very real chance of that. If you can accept that and are okay with sacrificing yourself in that manner, then proceed. However, if you decide you cannot accept that, I'd pull back and maybe just go the friend route.
That would give you more time to really "see" who he is and what he's about - without gettng hurt.
@Anonymous (Sept. 1, 7:30pm),
Lordy . . ya' know, for once, I'd love to say to someone here, "Good for you! He's a great guy!" - but alas, so many men are their own worst enemies these days it appears.
I'm sorry, honey, but at almost a year and a half of dating on and off - you guys should be alot further along than this. And I'm so sorry, I know this isn't what you're going to want to hear - but I'm really getting a bad vibe on this one. So bad, I feel compelled to call him out as a complete fraud - a total player :-(
And my reasons for doing so, besides the reasons I see here myself, include your gut feeling of the situation. Women should ALWAYS listen to their gut - always. It is THE SIGNAL to listen to, before advice, before looking for clues - it's the gut.
And even if we toss away the red flags here and all other reasons, bottom line, if someone makes you feel like crap about yourself, makes you feel used and makes you cry because of this negative feeling - then sweetie, you listen to THAT if nothing else.
Women should date men who make them feel good about themselves, not bad - period.
Now setting that aside, let's explore some red flags here. First of all, I'd advise you to read this piece here:
(http://www.aphroditeastrology.com/2012/08/what-is-player-signs-youre-dating-player.html
And see if any of that resonates with you. Moving along, that first date, as great as it sounds, seems to good to be true. And when I'm in situations like that, I very skeptical. It's almost like he's read too many books on how to land a woman, or too many romantic movies, and he's following a script of sorts. Players are VERY CHARMING in nature. And they'll butter your bread with extra butter if ya' get my drift, in an "over the top" kind of manner.
Backing up my suspicions of a player here, is the fact that he's a physical trainer. I don't mean to be sterotypical, but I guess I'm going to be here. Again, I'm sensing player. Physical trainers get close to women, they're allowed to touch women, they're permitted inside "the zone" with women - and they get to hone these skills daily. Thus, making them pretty slick with women in general.
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Next we have his admission here of another woman. And he says this casually, as if it isn't an issue. And that tells me, he does this often and he's very comfortable with that. The fact that he's treating you like a Princess and, all the while, he's "messing around" with another woman confirms to me he's playing women - like a fiddle. And when he says she's "really cool" - to me, translation: I'm going to continue doing this becaause I like it. Another translation of "she's really cool" to men is - friend with benefits.
Moving along, he's admited he's a commitment phobe. Those men, because of their fear of commitment, generally are involved with several women at once, not committing to any of them, ever.
And you're right, he's getting everything a relationship with you entails, without comitting to you or the relationship. As a result, my fear is that he's telling this other woman the same exact thing about you - that he's told you about her. You're both probably "really cool" in his eyes.
Lastly, I sense a bit of manipulation. When he senses you're pulling away, he's tossing out words like "hun" and he's empathizing with you, "you must be really tired." He's immediately slipping into damage control mode at the first sign of you distancing yourself and he's using manipulation to make it appear as if he's very understanding. When the reality is, he's hoping that will entice a response from you.
If a guy is going to fall in love with a woman, that'll usually take place between the 3 to 6 month range. After almost a year and a half, he's still not there, and chances are, he may never be there. I mean seriously, a year and a half and he's not "feeling" you yet? That doesn't seem right to me.
But setting all of the above I noted here aside, the bottom line is this - we can ignore ALL of that because the simple fact of the matter is that this guy is making you feel like crap about yourself. This situation is affecting your self esteem, your worth and how you value yourself. NEVER a good thing, never. Especially for a woman because this type of situation can do lasting damage to a woman and how she values herself, how she sees herself.
You deserve someone who will make you feel good about yourself - and your gut is telling you this. It's also vibing lots of other things to you here about this situation.
So you can ignore me and everything I'm seeing here and simply listen to your gut. Because it is speaking to you. It's telling you that you deserve more. . . and you should listen to it.
One last thought. I'd like you to read the little story I wrote here:
http://www.aphroditeastrology.com/2012/08/men-disappear-and-reappear-aftermath.html
Particularly the section titled, "The Aftermath When Men Disappear and Reappear." Read the story there, about the woman and her shiny suit of armor.
I think that may convey to you the damage that could possibly be done here in this situation. I don't want you to play a role in that damage yourself, by continuing along with this situation.
So read that little story. I don't want to see you enter Stage Three or Stage Four there - and never come out of it.
Hi Mirror,i enjoy reading your articles and i would like some advice if possible.
ive been sort of seeing this guy i used to date 11 years ago he was my first love and then he dumped me and broke my heart.i found him on facebook back in october last year and started chatting again and i thought nothing would happen between us because i thought he would be married with kids.
he told me he was in a relationship for 8 years and she walked out on him at the beginning of the year.we text each other everyday and called eachother all the time at the beginning.
so then he asked if he could see me again but he lives in a different state so i went to see him for the first time in 11 years back in november and it felt like old times (well to me it did) then at xmas he came down to my town and then back in february and went up to see him again.
when i was with him for the weekend back in february he was so distant and told me that he was doing a course and would not be able to see me till august.we have been texting each other for the past six months and making plans but not keeping them and now august has come and gone and now i dont know whats going on.now he hardly texts me but replys when i text him.i know long distance relationships are tough but i feel soo hurt because i was so hesitant to see him again because he hurt me all those years ago and he knew that.
DO i ask him if he wants to see me again?
Are these just excuses and never will i see him again but we are still in touch.i feel like im there untill he meets someone on his doorstep. ive done the dissappearing act and he always comes back but he just texts me never rings.
Any Advice.
Regretfully, I hate to say this but it appears he hasn't changed one bit. And if I had to guess, he either reconciled with the ex or found someone nearby that's move convenient to him.
It's be nice, of course, if he'd just say that but he won't. And the reason is because if this new situation falls through, he'll return again.
If you're okay with the "on again, off again" state he places you in, then move forward. But something tells me that you're not okay with this. In which case, I'd advise you to either pull back completely, or accept him as a friend and expect nothing more to come of it.
He's done this before and based on his past behavior, there's a very real chance he'll do this again . . . and again . . . and again.
I really, really hate to say this, but I fear he's keeping you around as "Plan B." And you deserve better than that.
Do you ask him if he wants to see you again? What for? To put yourself through more pain? He'll only say yes and then bail anyway. He won't give you the truth, so the question becomes mute. And if you do that, you'll only be putting yourself out there to be lied to and hurt again.
If he wanted to see you, that's exactly what he'd do. Ya' know? And I don't like the fact that he only texts. Because especially in a case of long distance, if he really wanted to bond with you, he would do so via real live conversations. So this texting thing tells me he's keeping his distance, and that's not good.
This one's up to you. If it were me, I'd write him off. Because as you said, he'll be back anyway, so what's it matter? And when he comes back, he's got nothing to say or do that's going to move this forward anyway.
I think how I'd handle this one is, next time there's communication (let him initiate it, now you), I'd communicate in a very casual and friendly way that you guys are just friends. I'd also start talking to him about dating other men (weird, I know, but stick with me here).
If you follow those two steps, in that exact order, here's what you're really saying to him. You're signaling that you're over it, that he didn't really hurt you this time, and that you're so over it, you're dating other men. And that when you say you're just friends with a man, that's exactly what that means - just friends. And friends talk about all kinds of subjects, including their dating lives.
So if you hit him with the fact that you see him in the "friend zone" and that he's a pal of sorts that you can communicate about other men with, that'll really send that signal home to him. He'll be like, "Hmm, she must really be serious about us being only friends. Because she's talking to me about other guys."
That will make him drop his guard with you and it may even make him move towards you. Because he'll be worried about YOU putting HIM at a distance. And he may become insecure at the thought of losing. And once a man drops his guard, once he no longer feels the pressure of a relationship with a woman, he may move towards you.
So remove the pressure of a relationship and take the action of placing him in the friend zone. After you've done that, begin talking about your dating adventures with other men with him, asking his advice. (Which will give you great insight into HIM and his dating thoughts.)
And if he starts to call you babe or dear or hun, you stay strong and say things like, "Awe, that's so sweet. What a great friend you are." No matter how smooth he gets with you, you CONSTANTLY remind him he's nothing more than a friend. You drive that home with him.
It sounds like games, I know. But in a sense, he's playing games with you by stringing you along. So what choice do you have other than to show him he's underestimated you, ya' know?
I'd go that route if you're not willing to cut him loose altogether. Because that will give you the opportunity to continue communicating with him and best of all, you'll get to learn A LOT about him in the process.
This is so devastating mirror..a player..why me?..it seems like i can never find a good one. the hard thing i have to deal w now is continuing to pull away..and its so weird that when we pull away they try to act like they care..and even try to get ahold of us more? why the freakin mind games?! i guess this is the only way ill know if he will ever commit to me..it just hurts that someone can string around another human being like this and not even care. And i know your going to say..just move on..date..go out with my friends and all that..but what if i dont even have the desire to do those things because i am so hung up on this asshole? i am about to read the link you suggested with the woman in the armor..it just hurts so bad..i didnt want to believe it and ive been running from and trying to ignore the situation hoping something would change and it hasnt..i feel like getting a box of magnum ice cream bars and just staying in bed all day :( i guess its time for me to let my inner bitch out huh?
Thanku mirror for your advice.i think i will pull back completely,i dont know if i freaked him out and went to fast for him because i can tell he is still hurt from his past relationship. i just wish i knew where i stand because its not fair what he is doing to me,i am dying to ask but that shows him im sat there waiting for him and i think he knows that.
I know that it isn't easy to pick yourself up, brush yourself off and move forward. Trust me, I know this.
It's healthy to take some time to grieve the loss. If you want to stay in bed and eat ice cream all day, then that's what you do. But I've found it's healthy to set limits with regards to the process. And by that, I mean, take that day for yourself - but make it only one day, not seven. Tell yourself, "Ok, today's my day and tomorrow, I'm going to go shopping, or I'm going to meet my girlfriend for lunch, or I'm going to take walk in the park, or I'm going to sit and listen to music."
Switch it up a bit in an attempt to keep yourself active in some manner. It could be 6 months before you feel like dating again. But when I advise women to date, I'm talking casually. Meaning, get out there and have conversation with someone. I'm not talking about falling in love, I'm talking casual dating, no sex. Because it gives you hope and attention from another man will make you feel good about yourself again.
I think you knew what you were dealing with here with him because you said you've been trying to avoid it, not believe it and ignore the situation. That won't bring about change my friend. The only thing that will instigate any change here - is you. He is who he is. And until HE decides to change, that's who he'll be.
Read through the other comments here if you haven't already. You will see that you're not alone. And you will also see that other women here, that have been in your situation and have found their inner bitch - are feeling great about themselves. They're feeling empowered and in control for the first time ever - and that's a truly great feeling and something to be proud of.
When men behave like this, most times, they don't realize the damage they're doing to another human being. Their focus is on "self" and some men have a hard time seeing women as anything other than playtoys to tinker with for their enjoyment. They don't mean to do it, they don't mean to be that way. Sometimes they're just narrow minded, selfish, self centered and narcissistic.
The trick to the grieving process is not to focus on what an ass he was - the trick is to focus on what a great person you are, that you deserve more and that you're going to empower yourself to have that someday - and then follow through.
You will see that in the end, taking control will give you peace, comfort, pride and happiness. As odd as that may sound right now, it will happen.
So you take as much time to grieve the loss as you need, but all the while, you pepper in some outside activities and you get out there and you stay active - even if it's alone, on a park bench, contemplating life in the park.
During this process, you grant yourself all your hearts desires. Ice cream, jewelry, new clothes, a new hairdo or a complete makeover . . . whatever it takes to make YOU feel good about YOU in some way. You'll soon see that we don't need to validate ourselves through a man. We can do that for ourselves. We don't need a man to make us happy. We can do things for ourselves to make us happy. So during this process, pamper yourself and be good to yourself. And you'll see, this will eventually all come together for you.
And for any other ladies following this conversation here, please take a moment to chip in and leave some encouraging words of support for our friend.
Ladies you are not alone. Reading these stories of other women feeling this way just makes me want to cry because I can relate entirely to your guys situation. :*( I've been hung up on this one guy for about 2-3 years now ... a man who keeps appearing, disappearing, and then reappearing in my life just as when I'm ready to embrace the new. My feelings towards him cannot be explained through words because when it comes down to it, words become useless. I'm confused as to why my feelings are so attached to this guy when he has done nothing for me at all. Maybe it's the challenge? Or maybe because I'm just so stupid and allow guys to treat me like dirt. I've beaten myself up and put myself down so many times because of this guy. I feel like it's impossible for me to move forward because each time I try to, I end up in the same spot again each and every time.
Thank you for contributing your story. I imagine every woman on the planet has suffered this situation at one point or another in time.
Regretfully, I do not have the answers regarding why, but I do have some thoughts on the matter. The concept is shared in this piece:
http://www.aphroditeastrology.com/2008/05/women-and-relationships-reclaiming-your.html
Basically, I believe women are raised and taught to "care" for others. In addition, they are told (or at least it's conveyed in some manner) that if you "do" for others, if you're nice, if you smile all the time and if you're sweet - people will automatically love you for this.
And nothing could be further from the truth, especially in this day and age. Behaving like that will only get you taken advantage of, run over and taken for granted.
And when that happens, women are left feeling confused and used. It's like, "I did everything I was suppossed to do. I was nice, I was kind, I did nice things, I cared. Why was I not loved?"
It's a real conundrum and women need to realize that constantly caring and doing for others - and not caring for themselves in the same manner - will only keep you confused and on the wrong path.
That old way of thinking (which generally stems from times when women were taught to be submissive "doers" and nothing more, the era prior to the women's liberation movement which occurred in the late 60's) no longer applies in these modern times.
Performing tasks, performing functions, caring for others and not yourself, being nice all the time, never speaking your mind, never standing up for yourself and never demanding equal treatment in return will no longer earn you the affections of others, especially the modern day male. Rather, taking care of yourself first, loving yourself, demanding equal treatment, standing up for yourself and speaking your mind are actually the things that create attraction with the modern day man - it piques their curiosity because it goes against the grain of everything THEY were raised to believe about women as well. And as much as they'd hate to admit it, they admire those qualities in a mate.
It takes a lot of strength to love yourself in that manner. Staying and tolerating is easy (the women of the 1950's perfected submission in the "nuclear family" era). However, standing and walking away is the truly difficult road to travel (a road that the women's liberation movement of the 1960's era showed us). But it IS the one that will lead you to your happiness and also to a mate that appreciates everything about you.
@ mirror..thank you very much for your words of wisdom..your words of encouragement have been a big deal of help to me. Its a really hard time for me now..i have these bouts of empowerment..and then hours later I am crying..i guess its just a greiving process that i will have to endure..which sucks..because while im doing this he has no clue and is just going on about his life..smh..i talked to a friend today who told me it was time to move on and not to waste my time. Thats a hard thing to do when youve invested so much time in someone or something..i just feel used and walked on..and wish i saw the signs earlier instead of seeing through rose colored glasses..im just really going to try and focus on myself guess..write in my journal alot..and get out more..even though that seems like the last thing i want to do..i feel numb inside..theres been so many guys who have wanted to date me or take me out..and ive been so hung up on this jerk id turn them down..now i dont even feel like going out..just my luck..i guess the inner bitch needs to come out and i got to be strong..also hes been sendng me texts like crazy! saying he misses me..kisses and hugs..even a nice pic of his chisled body..what do i do? completley ignore? or just dont respond..or respond and say "why do you keep sending me tnese pics? whic would completely throw him off..also..i know he will be asking me to come over soon..do i say " lets just meet up for dinner" and see how he reacts? im just confused..and at anonymouus 6PM..girl.. i know how you feel..im a year and 5months in deep..it hurts so bad..and everytime you hear from him your heart flutters..but you still have this empty feeling inside..whats a woman to do..
Well, we're all different people. So when it comes to the question of "what do you do" - that's really going to be up to you.
Maybe it's just me, I dunno, but I really don't like how he's communicating with you either. Sending you pics of his body??? Um, that screams "this is about sex" to me. Those kinds of communications always give you a glimpse into someones intentions and motives - and he's screaming loud and clear "it's about sex" and "it's all about me . . . look at me."
Any guy who sends a nice woman photos like that of his body, especially nude ones, is disrespecting her in my opinion. Instead of inquiring about how she's doing or what's been going on in her life or asking her out to a nice dinner or making some nice romantic plans for a date or an evening out - it's the equivalent of doing absolutely nothing for her - other than inviting her over for a booty call. In my opinion, he's screaming loud and clear what this is all about to him and in addition, it's very nacissistic behavior for a man to act like that - like "look at me" all the time. It's all about him.
If this were me, I'd have never spoken to him again after he revealed he's been "messing around" with another woman. That would've been it for me. And as far as remaining friends after a situation like this, that rarely, if ever, works and will just blow up in everyones face at some point. And with a guy like this, chances are good that, after he realizes you no longer intend to sleep with him - he'll do THAT to YOU. He'll disappear in a flash after he realizes there's nothing in it for him anymore. So why worry about treating him that way, ya' know? Because I bet that's what he's going to do anyway. Attempting to see him without being involved with him, and being just friends, is most likely going to be a waste of time. In addition, he may deliver the last blow by ditching you because of it. So why give him the opportunity to hurt you once more?
But like I said, everyone is different and this is ultimately going to be up to you as to how you handle this. If it were me, with a guy like this, I'd just POOF - vanish. I wouldn't give him the time of day nor would I give him the courtesy of an explanation. And the reason I'd do that is because I imagine that's what he's going to do - once he realizes he's not going to get sex out of the situation anymore. He's already got at least one other woman we know about on the back burner here. Chances are, he'll just disappear and move onto the next one.
Whatever you decide to do, just don't give him anymore opportunities to hurt you. He's doing damage to your worth and your self esteem here. Don't let that happen anymore. Whatever you do, you think of YOURSELF first here. You do what's best for YOU.
I just want to say this is cool stuff and thank you, thank you, thank you for this read, your efforts, time and wisdom. I'm a young 42 never all that marriage/family oriented. Case in point is the situation I'm in which works really well for the most part. He's an international executive at a former employer of mine (they closed their satellite office) and we got into this as fwb/casual dating with no expectations on either part for more - that is fine with me. He's completely busy with travel, corporate pressure, new ownership, etc and all the things which make him not available for anything real. I'm technically unemployed, trying to start my own business and focused on that. Again, this situation is about all I can handle in terms of dating/relationship atm.
We had experienced some major 3rd person drama in March where a friend of mine tried to start trouble for me by involving him in our friendship-fighting. It was too much and predictably, he bailed for about 3 months.
I let him.
He returned on his own early summer and I might have let him back in too soon (easily?), however, I felt badly for indirectly bringing him the drama and didn't do any "punishing the disappearance" sort of thing. Well, not punishing but you know what I mean.
For most of July/August, he was flat-out with traveling overseas to the factory. But we connected almost every day or night 'live' with Skype while he was away. He appeared to miss me and be excited to see me. During the time he was gone, our conversations were becoming more 'getting to know you' and a bit more personal. Whereas before they were more on the surface flirtations.
When he returned, my schedule got crazy and I was not able to see him for a bit and of course, because of that, he would blow up the phone to remind me he wanted to see me.
I finally make some space to see him 10 days ago. I still felt he was introducing a bit more of a deeper connection than we have had in the past and especially felt that our 'in person' interaction for more bonded (not lovey-dovey but definitely more intimate). We talked about work and he was telling me candidly about the pressures, xyz problems with xyz colleagues (who, of course I knew), end of fiscal year closings...it sounded like a lot of weight - which I know happens at this time of year. He shared thoughts, feelings and fears about that with me kissed me, then he walked out the door and he's backed off tremendously (immediately). Before figuring out that he's officially mentally checked out of this, I poked him twice last week (to which he did respond but only slightly more than politely). So I'm settled into completely backing off.
I have been guilty of responding immediately to texts and calls if I'm free because I figure that's when he's available. The most he's ever gone without a response is 2 hours - 4 hours if he's in meetings. But I've trained him that I'm mostly available in terms of communication - leaving very little challenge.
I know when two people agree to (and want) casual that it's a different animal than trying to lock someone down for a commitment and I'm not looking for advice, per se, regarding that.
However, I do want to reverse some errors I've made in being so prompt to respond and realizing it's hard to do so when he's genuinely focused on his responsibilities at the office. He's traveling to yet another overseas trade show at the end of the week where there is also an annual sales conference and wont return for 3 weeks.
I'd like to "disappear" and then start with a clean slate but I'm not even sure when he will notice I'm gone. Should I do things like be invisible on Skype? Not post on my fb? (I don't notice him to do much with it himself so I don't know if that would be helpful). Or do you think simply not nudging him for a bit would be enough? How long would it generally take for someone who isn't relationship minded to notice an absence?
I sometimes catch myself day dreaming about telling him off about his disappearance but then try to focus on the things in my life that I am grateful and sometimes that washes away the ugly feelings of neglect.
For the most part, I think you're handling this situation correctly. And you're right, agreeing to something casual (without secret expectations of something long term) is a different animal.
It takes a very strong woman to be able to keep something casual as women are naturally programmed to "bond" after experiences with a man. But if it works for the both of you, then it works - and that's all that matters.
Sounds like, short of a few disappearances here and there (with good reasons), that he's been pretty respectful and has been treating you well.
If you're looking to institute a clean slate, I think what I might do here is just sit back and wait for him to come to you. Don't nudge him anymore. Now, as to how long it will take him to notice, that depends on his schedule and where his heads at. He sounds like a busy man with lots of responsibilities, so it could be a while. But don't worry, he'll reappear and he's already done so in the past. He hasn't completely forgotten about you and I don't think he will anytime soon.
So I'd simply sit back, give him all the space he needs and wait for him to come to you. If his disappearances upset you from time to time, remind yourself that you're in agreement with this, ya' know? That is, as long as he has good reason to disappear (work) and as long as he's respectful upon his return.
And when he does return, he's given you a pretty good timeline to follow with regards to response time. He's responding in a timely manner, 2-4 hours. So I think you should mirror his behavior and take the same amount of time for yourself in your responses.
That'll give him a little more space and it'll also relieve any "relationship" pressures he may secretly be fearing and any sort of obligation to the situation. If you appear casual in your response, he'll keep his guard dropped.
But I can sense you're kind of on the brink of possibly resorting to chasing him? Because you sense he's sort of checked out? If that's the case, don't do it. You'll send him packing for sure. You just sit back and bide your time here. He'll swing around again, guaranteed.
BTW, thanks for mentioning your age. It just goes to show you . . . these things don't just take place with young adults and teen lovers. And men . . . yea, they generally don't change with age LOL.
I wrote a whole response but lost it so now, I'll be brief. Thank you again for your thoughts. He's a 35 year old Taurus, I'm a 42 year old Leo who definitely likes to have admiration and attention (not the drama seeking/creating kind). He's a bit stoic, self-proclaiming to not being able to attach emotionally to things, pets, people (this came up organically before we got together in a conversation about pets).
Regarding the expectations you mentioned about long term...I do wish for it to be long term, but just not progress into anything real or to be moved along. Is that still considered casual? I don't know if he wants it to be long term but I'm sure that he doesn't want to progress.
At first, he was straight-laced/stiff in his interaction. And it was sort of driving me nuts. I'm very open about sex, not shy about the need to share those thoughts. He's very sexual as well but not forthcoming, wasn't expressing things verbally. I flat out told him I enjoyed fun and flirty or otherwise, would lose interest. It wasn't a threat but just something I mentioned without thinking about it. That night, he found me on Skype, I waited a few days before accepting and it's been steadily flirtatious almost every day/night until the last time we got together and then nothing! Pretty convenient? So I guess I wonder if a) he's just in another compartment of his life right now or b) if it's run it's course? These questions are making me draft "is it something I said?" texts in my head. I know if anything, I was super laid back and low pressure when we saw each other to the point where he was asking me personal questions about things going on in my life that I wasn't prepared to answer because the answers were complicated and involved me sharing some feelings that I hadn't yet processed (not about him). So I answered vaguely, shut it down but not before it felt awkward. I don't know but don't think that affected anything, just thinking I wasn't trying to suffocate him or anything.
I do wonder though, given that he hasn't initiated anything since then if I should wait a few days before returning a contact. Although, he's been respectful per se, isn't suddenly dropping contact after getting together considered rude?? It's not like he specifically warned me about his busy schedule and not having time, I just happen to know about these things.
One thing that is curious (and may feel to him like suffocation) is that he's been very interested and excited for me to move to the area he lives as I was 45 minutes further away. It was looking like I wasn't going to be able to sublet my friend's apartment and he was bummed. Last week, I got the apartment and moved. That was one of my two nudges last week. I texted him and said a 'welcome to town' drink might be in order, he responded within seconds asking me if I got the place, I said yes and nothing. So I feel extra silly being 4 miles from him (although that's not why I'm here and he knows it) and experiencing crickets. Kind of puts a rather large punctuation mark on everything. Ugh.
Guess this wasn't brief after all. Thanks again, Mirror.
This is 42-year old Leo..confession, I hadn't yet read your article about Taurus men. Until now and I have goosebumps. I think I'm going to bolt on this guy and situation. I'm a bit freaked out right now.
Well, after learning a bit more about your situation, yes, I think he's being rude. The fact that you moved closer to him, he's now aware of it, but remaining MIA is ignorant. Additionally ignorant is the fact that he's disappearing on you without having previously warned you about his schedule. I thought he had given you notice of that and that you two agreet it would be like this.
It appears that possibly, you've sort of been making excuses for him? With work? Because truthfully, we really don't know that's what's been keeping him away, ya' know?
And there's something else that jumped out at me with this new information - his age. It's not necessarily the fact that he's younger though. Let me explain. I have a theory about men in the 32 - 37 year old age bracket. And that theory is . . . it's the new mid life crisis range LOL. There's actually a term for that age bracket that's taken hold. Many are now referring to them as "adult adolescents."
It's like they're caught between being a responsible adult and their youthful days in their 20's. Their professional lives can be very fruitful (which grants them money and a bit of power), yet in their mind, emotionally they're still about 24. I don't know if that's the case here or not, but figured I'd mention in case you could relate.
I'm sorry the Taurus article freaked you out. I imagine you related to some things there?
After reading this additional information, I'd pull back here. It's the only way you're really going to know if he's into this or not. But don't expect much. He sounds distant and he's already admitted that. And he's now deliberately placing distance between you. My guess is that now that you're closer to him, he's thinking, "Oh no, here we go. She's gonna wanna move in here in 6 months now." I bet he thinks you did that for him (his ego will have him believe this) and he's a bit concerned. So he may become colder than ever here just to prove a point.
He's pulling back so you do the same. Mirror his behavior. One of two things will happen. He'll either come forward looking for you or he'll disappear altogether for a while. Either way, you'll have an answer. But chase this one or confront him and he's gonna bolt.
But something tells me your gut is speaking to you here - and it will know best what to do. Listen to it and you can't go wrong.
After having read these stories I finally built up the courage and decided to do something about my situation. I confronted the guy who has left me in confusion for the past year or two now and simply told him how I felt about him and asked if he felt the same. I've been playing mind games with him for so long now; acting cool, calm, and collected, when in reality, I just wanted an answer. I know I ruined it by confronting him but I did what was best for me, so that I wouldn't have to wait and waste anymore time on him. He told me that he wasn't ready for me at the moment because there's so much going on. He simply wasn't ready and didn't want to hurt me, more than he already has. He then txts me saying that he's sorry and asks me what do I think of him now that he's told me the truth. Of course when I got his response I was so hurt and saddened ... so much that I didn't even reply back to him. I guess apart of me was embarrassed for being rejected but I wanted the truth and I got it. Don't ask for the truth, if you can't handle the truth, right? Whatever the case, I was a mess for the next few days. I still am a mess. Right now I'm allowing myself to grieve because I'm only human. The thing is, since I didn't reply back to him at all, he's been txting me since the confrontation. (just simple txts though) He left me a, "?" .. and then he asked me if I wanted to go play tennis with him. WTF?! RIGHT?! Why would he ask me that during a time like this? He obviously knows I'm hurting. :( I'm just so confused with this guy. What do you think? Do you think I'm being childish for not replying to him? Should I not let my pride get in the way and just tell him what I think of him? Is there even a point? What's the point of contacting him anymore ... I said "yes" and he said "no" and that's that. I'm just very hurt still and heartbroken if you will. Do you think he just feels bad so these txts are just ways of trying to check up on me? :/ Who's being the reasonable one here?
One thing that he doesn't like about me is how I keep my emotions inside and I never let anything out .. which is true. I mean, it took me ALOT of courage to be able to tell him how I truly felt about him. He always doesn't like how I go MIA, but like I said previously to the mind games. He went disappearing and I was only mirroring his behavior. Is this the time to stand up for myself and tell him EVERYTHING that's been on my mind? Or would that make the situation worse? Seriously though ... who txts someone if they want to go play tennis after having rejected them?!
Cut him loose for right now. Take all the time you need to get yourself through this situation.
The way he's behaving right now - that's guilt. And he needs to experience that right now on his own, too.
I went through a similar situation. I never confronted the guy, I just kept cool. But he KNEW what he was doing was wrong and he disappeared. The one night about 4 months later, we go for a drink as friends (I was able to do this because I never wanted a relationship with him anyway, he wasn't boyfriend or husband material in my opinion) and out of nowhere, while we're having a good time and just being cool with one another, he starts blabbering about how guilty he's been feeling and it's been killing him, blah, blah, blah.
I laughed it off cause I didn't care anyway, but I thought, "Yea, that's karma and she's a real bitch dude."
And now, he contacts me regularly and I rarely make myself available to him - and it irks him to no end. Naturally, I could care less. He brought all that crap on himself and maybe he'll think twice with the next one.
So he's feeling guilty and all this attention you're getting from him is just that - his guilt.
I say let him experience it. Let the lesson be learned, let it sink in. That's why you don't treat people like crap or like objects without feeling . . . because guess what? These guys are all only human too . . . and karma, yea, she is a woman and her name is "bitch."
The power is now yours. Enjoy it and leave him to his own demise.
Cut him loose for right now? What do you mean by that? So the best thing to do is to end all contact with him? I'm just afraid of running into him again because I'm not going to know how to react and I know that's something that I shouldn't be worrying about because HE'S the culprit here. I guess you could say I'm very lost in my own self right now .... not knowing how to react, feel, or cope with all that went down. I have this "power" .. something that I've been waiting to gain for so long and now that I have it, I don't even know how to use it correctly and accordingly. However, to hear that he's experiencing guilt, I'm glad. When guys feel guilty, what's all going through their head? I wonder if someday down the line ... he'll have the courage to come up and face me again, like the guy in your situation.
Yes, cut him loose means "goodbye." I know you don't want to hear this, but when a guy says he's not ready for a relationship - it means he doesn't want one - with that individual. I'm sorry, but it is what it is. Google it on the Internet and you'll see many men admitting to it. It's their "out" - they think they're sparing feelings by saying "not yet" but the reality is "never."
Many women have been told by a man that he doesn't want a relationship only to watch the man marry the girl he dated after them.
A guy can only put you through what you permit him to put you through. If you go back for more, more is what you'll get. If you think you can be "friends" - that won't work. You'll have secret feelings for him and seeing him without being able to have him will only hurt you. Because you did want a relatioship here and that feeling or desire isn't going to go away. So why relive the pain over and over again by attempting to be friends?
Don't confuse a guy feeling guilty for one who truly cares. Guilt is not remorse, those are two different feelings:
"Guilt comes from the mind and is the result of self judgment and a desire to control, while remorse comes from the heart and leads to true change."
When men feel guilty, they attempt to conrol the situation - but only to make THEMSELVES feel better - not you. He doesn't want to feel like a creep and if he can get you to speak to him, he won't feel like one because he won't think you're hurt real bad - because you're willing to speak to him.
So the real question is: Do you want him to feel bad about what he did or not?
If it were me, I'd disappear and really drive it home with him. Let him feel guilty. It's the only consolation you're going to receive here. Because if you still speak to him - it's only going to make HIM feel better. You're going to end up feeling worse for doing so.
You see, speaking to him lets him off the hook, so-to-speak. Why grant him that? He effed up here and he needs to experience the consequences of his behavior. If it were me, I would do nothing to help him with that or signal to him that it's ok to treat me like crap.
If you speak to him, that's like saying, "Oh don't worry. You hurt me but it's ok. It's ok to hurt me, do whatever you want. There will be no consequences and I'll still speak to you no matter how bad you treat me."
That is NOT the message you want to send a guy, ya' know?
Hi,I m libran girl.I received an interest from matrimony from a Taurean guy 2 months before.he said he liked my profile and photos but I said "No" that time.After 2 months again he sent me interest stating,if I am certain about getting married,he is keen to talk further.I accepted his interest.After that we had few messages as a communication.He seemed quite sure about me even before meeting first time.he even told me not to worry finance as I told was bothering question to me.Now after I sent my more photographs which he asked me eagerly,he simply told he would let me know when he is coming here to meet me and thats it.6 days has passed but no response.A guy who went on topics like managing finance,ceremony, and reception even before meeting,now seems uninterested as he hasn't called even once.While I can see him online on matrimony looking for other options as well.please guide me whats going on in his mind? How much I should wait?he seemed genuine to me.
Yes I know. Thank you so much for helping a sister out with your words of wisdom, expertise, and for sharing your own personal stories. <3 As hard as it may be, I know that this is where God intended to put me and all this hurt will in the end help build me into a stronger person. I'm thankful that it happened and now it's up to me to move on. It'll take time but I know that slowly but surely, I'll gain back my confidence.
@Libran Girl,
Be VERY suspiscious of the man who jumps in too soon. Those are players. The one's who charm you by pretending to want a relationship and a commitment right away.
You need to read this piece:
http://www.aphroditeastrology.com/2012/06/dating-what-does-it-mean-when-he.html
"This generally means he’ll vanish as quickly as he appeared. This is not Prince Charming gals, this is a man waving a giant red flag in your face.
Chances are he’s insecure, needy and suffers low self-esteem. He’s learned, through a series of painful mishaps, that it’s much easier to pretend to want the real deal than it is to do the work necessary to create a real relationship.
This guy is insincere and he’s not genuine. How could he be? How can anyone be with someone they really haven’t had to the time to fully get to know? He wants to hurry this process along so he can get in and get out just as quickly. It’s the ole “sweep her off her feet” method . . . that generally ends with him dumping you on your ass.
This guy is emotionally immature and lacks the social skills necessary to interact in a genuine manner – so he fakes it. Be very leary of the man who is all too ready to commit."
Fellow taurus girl here, i have been in contact with a taurus guy now for 5months sometimes weeks apart without no contact but he would always persue me. we had been getting closer lately with texts throughout the day. i finally invited him round 3days ago and stupidly slept with him, it is completely out of character for me but i got caught up in the moment and could not resist him. i contacted him after he left asking if he got home ok and he replied. but nothing since! I sent him a message lastnight saying why are you so quiet? How are you? But nothing!
I half know the reasons why no contact like he's had his cake and eaten it.
Maybe he didn't like me in person? Im no longer a challenge to him?
I think about him a lot and just want dome advise where to go from here?
42 year Leo here...
Regarding some of the speculation you suggested: Without getting bogged down by too much detail here, he's not the adolescent type - in fact, the complete opposite - quiet, mature, responsible, completely composed and poised. Aside from his looks, I assumed he was much older because of the way he conducts himself.
He definitely has a lot going on in both his personal and business life and that's not my making up excuses - I was always privy to the workload during this time of year. The company has released two major press releases this week about changes to infrastructure so there's a lot going on. Due to his living situation and a few other things, I don't think he's been concerned about me wanting to move in with him as he knows it's not an option. He's just short-saled a home for half of what he paid for it 5 years ago and has another property on the market. He's renting a separate property and his young kids (6-3) live there, part time.
Anyway, Wednesday night, I deactivated my fb account - not for him - I actually got annoyed over getting sucked into a political debate that ended badly and hadn't logged into Skype in two days. Yesterday (Thursday), in the late afternoon, he finally texted "hey there, I thought I'd hear back from you regarding xyz" (xyz was a nudge that had an expiration date because it was an event we'd talked about that ended on Tuesday. I told him in my last communication that it ended Tuesday but maybe he expected me to nudge him again about it, I don't know).
Is this one of those situations where I let days go by before I get back to him and make him sweat it out? I think he leaves either today or tomorrow for the overseas trade show...
I'd follow the advice listed in this article with him. In otherwords, back off a little, do not initiate contact, wait for him to come to you - and give him some space.
If he doesn't come around, you have your answer. If he does, follow the advice here and don't apply any pressure. He may be thinking you want a relationship now, since you've done the deed.
@42 Year Old Leo,
Ok, I have a better idea of the big picture here now. As far as waiting to respond . . that's kind of a tough one here. I'd say go with your gut on this one.
I'd be apt to respond at my leisure because hey . . he kinda missed that event, most likely saw the text and kinda blew if off for whatever reason, and didn't bother to respond back until AFTER the expiration date (knowing he missed it), and lastly . . . because he waited for you to nudge him (do the work here to keep this thing going) without being proactive about it.
You'd be better able to read him than me, however, taking all of that into consideration, I kinda don't like the fact that he saw that text, knew of the event and did nothing - but wait for YOU to contact HIM. Something about that doesn't sit quite right with me. Because a guy who really likes a girl wouldn't do that. Even a busy one. A busy guy who really likes a girl but is in somewhat of a bind would respond (so as not to lose her) by saying something like, "Geesh, I'm sorry. I don't think I'm going to make it. I'm very busy right now, but I will definitely be in touch with you before I leave." Or something like that.
Taking it a step further, a guy who really likes a girl wouldn't say, "Hey, you didn't contact me and we missed the event" which is basically what he was saying. A guy who really likes a girl and wants to show her some respect would've started with an apology. Something like, "Hey, I'm sorry. I've been so busy, I saw your text but I was waiting for you to contact me."
He didn't do either and that's not sitting well with me. But like I said, you're better able to judge here. Just take those things into consideration is all.
Dear girls,
I have to tell you this is going to be a long post , but hopefully it will also be helpful. My story, posted on august 29th, didn’t continue very well in the past week. Me and my fellow co-worker (I would have said boyfriend, but he wasn’t ready to be that for ME) have grown even more apart. He is like miles away from me now .. carefully weighing all his life, what he really wants. We are constantly avoiding each other. I seem to avoid him because I “punish” him, or something, he avoids me because he has other priorities. I couldn’t help initiate a small and calm!! :P reassessment of our situation, yesterday, only to find myself being feed with the same TRUTH. He cannot find a place for me in his life. (he didn’t say this, but that’s the message). He told me he wants to explain things out.. and other bullshit as well! what??? I am thinking only of him and he gives me this cold attitude, after all we’ve been through?!?!? You can imagine how it came as a huge blow! I can go nuts in my mind when I feel rejected
But after having cried my eyes out all day and night long… I came to realize this has nothing to do with anybody else but ME! I underestimate my own worthiness. I mean I must have some serious self esteem issues if a man, any man, blows me off my feet this easily. I can only imagine it’s the relationship we have with ourselves that stands before any other relationship. My guy must also have his own problems and inner mysteries, but I have nothing to do with that. We get to be treated exactly as we treat ourselves. I know I sound very confident when I say this but inside I find this is one horribly tough lesson. I can be such a damn good preacher but when it comes to practice… i seem to be lobotomized!! Yet, since I truly want happiness in my life, I am going for this lesson and hopefully I won’t get easily distracted into believing my happiness depends on other people. They can contribute to it if they wish, but I don’t want to lose my inner strength and equilibrium if someone decides to step out of my life, for whatever reasons.
Imagine, Mirror, that I have read your articles on Taurus men and how to be a less silly woman, I read other inspirational articles and stuff .. and I still make silly mistakes, but I am not giving up on pursuing this path of self reassessment. I see clearly how a relationship between a man and a woman needs to be built on a solid and mutual ground, both of them wishing and working for the same thing. Needless to say, men and women see, do, think and act differently, maybe because they are differently built. The importance lies is having things WORK between them! with ups and downs included. Things don’t work out when we project our own insecurities, unfulfilled desires and unsolved issues on the others hoping they will fix it out for us! No engine runs on mud! That is something I admit I do all the time. That is stupid and useless!
as for my fabulous situation, I keep taking chill pills, give myself time to really build up. Otherwise, I believe I’ll go from one disastrous relationship to the next. Hard as it may appear, I believe I must learn to accept life’s rules! Some people are in for the long haul and others are not. And you really cannot tell which are which unless you’re already 99 y.o and not into dating anymore!! :)))
To sum this confession up, I may not be doing very well yet, but somehow, I’m learning new skills and I’m trying my best to let life flow freely! Good things seem to miraculously appear all the time.
Thanks for listening up :D
@Miss_Sunshine,
Well good for you! You're learning, your taking lemons and making lemonade, and you're becoming self aware and your experiencing a bout of self growth. All very good things. So good, as a matter, of fact, that those good things that seem to be suddenly and miraculously appearing . . . yea, you're drawing those things to yourself because you're emitting a more positive and confident energy.
So he wasn't the one. Oh well. And I don't say that in jest, it hurts, I know this. But be thankful he revealed himself as a jerk, you could've wasted a lot more time here. Trust me, someday when you meet your Prince, you'll be so very thankful for this period in your life and all the lessons you've learned.
I once had a reader here, a Sag male that became a rather close email friend over time (Hey Stewart! If you're still around :-) that shared some great insight with me. He said, "Sometimes life pounds us out, hammers us into a new person. Whether we like it or not. And it's us and our unwillingness to change and see the light that forces the universe to initiate the pounding."
And that is so very true. Whether we like the experience or not, we will be better off for it. And you're realizing that a man cannot grant you your happiness - it has to come from within yourself. You can't place all those expectations onto another human being. It isn't fair and it will only leave you disappointed time and again.
You stood up for yourself, you're gaining your confidence and your acknowleding your self worth. Continue to do so and you will see, emitting that positive energy will attract more of it right back to you. It's a universal law, the Law of Attraction.
And if you'd like to generate more of it, read this piece here:
And always remember, no matter what, "Never treat someone like your priority while they're treating you like their option."
Keep us posted, Sunshine!
Hi Everyone! I'm having such a hard time this weekend. I have been dating a man for 6 months now. He has always been so attentive and wanting me around, etc. Today is Sunday and yesterday was the first time ever I have not heard from him in 6months. I have been crazy...Its all I can do not to text or call him. He brought me into his family, I have become close with his mom and his kids...even his ex wife and I get along. He pre-warned me that he would be extremely busy in the fall..with his kids' sports and his love of football. But to just completely drop out for a day is so unusual. Terrible thoughts go through my mind. Is there someone else? Does he suddenly hate me? What did I do wrong? When I spoke with him Friday, everything seemed normal. Now nothing. I appreciate reading the advice here because its been the only thing to keep my from contacting him. I am so frustrated and scared that I can't eat. I pray I hear from him today but am terrified I wont.
It's only been one day - relax. It's not realistic to think that, when dating, you're going to be in constant contact, daily, 365 days of the year.
Things happen, life happens, responsibilities happen, obligations happen . . he'll be in touch. But if you start behaving as if you're going to lose your mind here and he senses that, you could throw things for a loop by appearing emotionally unstable to him. So don't do that and don't act on any of these feelings.
All these feelings you're having right now are simply your insecurities coming to the surface. Acknowledge that, acknowledge them. Know that that's all it is and ignore them.
If you act on these feelings, all you're going to do is let fear take control - and it'll drive you and the relationship right into a ditch.
It's only been one day and he warned you of this. So this shouldn't come as a surprise. He has life obligations, family obligations. Give him the space he needs and he'll come around when he can. And when he does, don't reveal that you had any of these worries or it may scare him off.
Just play it cool.
from anonymous Sept 1st 730pm
Hello Mirror..its been a rough week for me since the last time Ive written anything on here. Im slowly trying to pick myself up and move on. Regretfully I still havent told him how i felt..but I know i have to do it very soon..I got some inspiration from reading anonymous sept 5 428..sounds exactly like the situation Im in. I guess im trying to figure out the way to do it..over the phone? in person? over dinner? or a long email..hence this guy is a libra..after reading about libra men..gee wiz it sounds like all they do is whisk a woman along and leave her in doubt!! just trying to figure out the pieces on how to pick myself up again. Im a pisces so you can imagine how tough it is for me..hehehe..alot of my gf are saying go out..and just simply grieve..but i remember what you said..only to do it for a day..and then move on..but its not that easy..any tips on dealing with it when it may not be so easy? ive been journaling and reading alot which has helped..but i guess every girl gets over it in her own time..ive been textng him alot less and getting the "is everything ok?" texy..my mom is a fierce bitch..she says tell his sorry ass like it is and cut him off! lmao..its just not that easy..but its nice to know im not the only one going through this..and that all of us women are the same..regardless of age..and know exactly how the other feels..lets try and lift the other up girls :)
Hi, I'm a mid-twenties gemini here, I want to start by saying I love this article you posted and had fun reading everything from the top of the page to bottom! I have a bit of a dilemma with a pisces guy--he's someone I dated very briefly about a year ago and need some advice/insight on how to proceed.
We met at work and had a great connection from the start, but didn't start dating until a year after we met. The timing wasn't great, I was going to start school in another state, he had his own (pretty big) issues to deal with, and I felt I would not be able to successfully manage work/school in this relationship, so I ended things with him. I felt terrible, as I cared alot about him, and believe he was into me too (it was, as another reader put it, a "best friend but with a romantic side too"). He knew I had to leave for school, and was ok w/ dissolving the relationship, but was very insistent on continuing a friendship. He actually got pretty emotional over my leaving and based on some things he said, it sounded like he feels we can have a go again after we both grow up more and handle our stuff. We actually negotiated for a week what type of "friendship" this would be and I made it clear this was only going to be a minor friendship, only texting every now and then, since I don't want any drama/blurring of the lines that usually comes with close friendships w/ exes, but on the other hand, I still want to be able to say hi and just know he's ok. A part of me thought this might fade away, as most of these things seem to go...
Fast-forward a year later to the present, we're still keeping in touch about once a month...almost all were initiated by him and I'm fine with it, but conversations are very short, dry/formal--nothing like the easy flow of conversation we use to have. I understand it's normal, and actually appreciate that he's never blurred the lines (i.e. sexting, sending suggestive msgs, etc.). The only thing that seemed to even hint at any of the connection we had was when he had sent me a picture of the place we use to work after passing by it.
I guess my question is how should I go forward from here and what this situation seems like to you? I'm not sure if it's something that I just need to wait and see what happens...for the most part, I have tried very hard to go on my own merry way, and have been doing fine in school/work so far. However, I do miss him very much still, and though I was doubtful about maintaining the friendship in the beginning, I think I very much would like us to continue being friends and talking like we use to. Problem is, we can't seem to get past the dry/formal/short texts and this makes me wonder why we're even attempting to stay friends in the first place. I would really appreciate your input, since this has been nagging me for over a year!
@Anonymous Sept. 9 11:50,
Well this isn't easy for you because I get the impression that YOU'VE never been the one to LET GO before. Once you get comfortable with that, it will come easy with the next jag, trust me, LOL.
Anywho, when I said to grieve a day and then move on, I meant to sprinkle it up. Meaning, one day, allow yourself to grieve. The next day, make plans to get out somehow and do something. Then the next day, if you want a day for yourself, take it. Then the day after that, get out and do something. Handling it like that and sprinkling in days out with grieving days make the process easier.
I know you don't want to go out, but force it. Because you will find it helps. When your out, you're distracted, you get to get out of your head. And it'll make you feel better.
I agree with you mom and to be honest, I'd take great pleasure in giving him the boot, LOL. But that's just me, I'm comfortable with putting me first nowadays. If you don't want to tell him the truth, tell him you met someone else (that'll throw him for a loop, since I'm quite sure he thinks he has you on a string.)
Or just stay gone. Ignore him as you've been doing and just disappear. Or tell him that this isn't working for you, you're to the point where you feel you deserve more from a man. And you've given this over a year to work, but since it isn't and he doesn't feel the same, you're now going to go your own way.
You can pull the bandaid off quick or you can pull it off slow - either way, it's coming off.
And honestly, you're feeling bad still because this is hanging over your head. The sooner you deal with the situation and end it, the sooner you'll begin to heal.
@Anonymous Sept. 10 1:13PM,
Well, he's a Pisces (the sign of the poet). Chances are, he's a romantic at heart. You see, he's a Water sign. Water = Emotion. So if you want to speed this along or get back to where you once were with him, you need to start appealing to his emotions. You need to "touch" him in a way.
So rather than keep it formal (he's being a gentlemen by respecting those wishes for you), start asking some personal questions and show you care. Start reaching out to him rather than waiting for him to do so with you. Because he is remaining consistent in his contact with you, so in this case, I think it's ok to do that, especially if you want a bit more by way of the frienship. Since he's respecting your wishes, he's also going to wait for you to be the one to give it a green light, too.
No sexting, but ask how he's been. Maybe even ask if he misses you or tell him you think about him and miss him. That'll get him into an emotional space and he'll open up I bet, being a Pisces.
Hi Mirror, this is Anonymous from Sep 10 1:13pm (the gem w/ the pisces guy), thanks for your feedback and suggestions!
The thing is, I feel as if I've already been reaching out more for the past several months now--I've wished him a happy birthday, I've asked him how he is most of the time, and as objectively as I possibly can, I feel that my texts definitely come off a bit more engaging and conversational than his are. I know that things would be a bit weird/uncomfortable in the beginning, especially for him, but I thought that if he genuinely wants a friendship, he could also make more of an effort as far as asking more questions/coming up w/ more interesting things to talk about?
Though the contact is consistent, the substance seems rather lacking, and that is making me wonder whether he truly wants to be my friend because we connected so well as people, or am I now just now some kind of back-up plan. I definitely hope it's the former, and it's the reason I still maintain some sort of contact too. Though I initiated the break-up, it was not any easier than if I had been dumped, since I was very into him, and still am (have not dated or even remotely been interested in anyone else since I left) and I think I came across as such to him. So from a 3rd party's pov, does this look like there's a possibility that he's just taking advantage of that, so the unsubstantial texts are still coming, or can he be just extra-cautious and reserved?
Could it be that you requested friendship and now that he's placed you into the friendship zone - you're expecting a bit more? Meaning, you said you wanted to be friends, but you're kind of expecting to communicate in a manner that's more than friends? Because it sounds to me like he's actually doing exactly what you requested - and remaining friends and friendly, in a casual manner. But it seems like your looking for more than that and maybe expecting to communicate on a deeper level, like that of boyfriend and girlfriend. Could it be that you requested friendship but expect to communicate as you did when you were dating? You can't have both, only one or the other.
When you remain friends with an ex or someone you were involved with, the communication isn't going to be of an intimate nature. Meaning, it will be casual, not deep, not emotional, not close. Just friendly. But it appears you may be looking for a connection from a friendship situation. That wouldn't be considered friends. That's venturing more into dating territory. If your not dating, you can't really expect a connection and you can't really expect anything more than casual communication. Such as, "hi, how are you?" "What's new?" "How are things going?" That's friendship communication. Anything more than that can't really be labeled "friends" because it would be venturing into more of a connection or dating scenerio.
I think maybe part of your confusion lies in the fact that maybe you don't know what you want here? Maybe you say friends, but you really want a connection, you really want to remain tight in a sense, which would be more than just friends. I don't think he's taking advantage of anything here, I actually think he's respecting your wishes to simply remain friends. He's not being reserved, he's backed off into a friendship position is all. It might be that maybe your expectations from the friendship are too high?
Mirror, yeah I have to admit that whatever I had initially thought or however I convinced myself to just be friends, I do deep down want to connect on a deeper level, basically the way we used to. I agree, I can't have it both ways, and it wouldn't be fair to him...I have never tried to maintain communication w/ an ex--it's so hard! Other than the really blatant stuff, it's so hard to know what is considered a friendship-aspect and what is drifting towards dating territory, so thank you for clarifying that. It helped drive home the fact that we're no more than friends now, and I can't expect anything more. I will just try to see him as that now and stop being a wishy-washy gemini :/ I appreciate your time and thoughtful feedback!
Oh how I wish I would have found this article sooner!!
I met a Pisces and I am a Capricorn, on-line back in April. We had a texting relationship and honestly at the time, I was not necessarily looking for anything serious. I kinda had the feeling he was but neither one of us discussed it. We met for coffee once and the attraction was there but I still wasn't thinking anything serious would come of it.
About a month after we started talking, I find out that I am pregnant (birth control failed) from a previous short-term relationship. He was one of the first people I told. Surprisingly, he was okay with it. He has 4 kids of his own and said he understood my situation. I was taken aback by that but also happy that it didn't bother him.
We finally had a very informal date and by then, the fire works were out. I was totally into him (I don't know if it was the pregnancy hormones or if I was really falling for this guy)? He was falling for me too, texting me every day and making serious efforts to see me. A couple of weeks later...he started to withdraw. I sensed that maybe he was starting to see other people since we had not discussed being exclusive or not. I told him so long and he didn't put up a fight.
Two weeks later, I made contact (face-palm) and he came over, we had sex and I thought we would start off where we left off. After that day I received a few texts here and there, and he disappeared again....only to text me two weeks later. I was pissed by then and asked him straight up why he disappeared. He said he was at work and couldn't talk but would call me later that night. He never called.
Crazy, pregnant lady sent him a long e-mail telling him off and basically told him good riddance. I was heart broken. I really, really liked this guy and I thought he cared for me but why would he treat me this way if he cared about me? It didn't help that he is the best sex that I've ever had.
3 long weeks passed (you said previously that guys do not think that 3 weeks is long but to me that's a long time) and he contacts me. I totally rewarded him (dammit) and saw him that night. He came back and said he got scared and apologized for treating me this way, that I did not deserve it. Looking back, I totally let him off the hook too easily, but honestly, I was so happy to have him back. I missed him. So for the next 2 months, we are going strong and had the exclusive talk and he referred to me as his GF and him my BF. He told me he looked forward to being there for me and the baby, would pass the baby off as his, he had my back, etc.
Granted, I was not asking him to do any of these things, he volunteered. I was happy and flattered that he wanted to step into that role. Now, I will say that combined with the pregnancy hormones and my insecurity, I started acting insecure. Basically, looking back I know my insecurity (emotional neediness) was getting to him big time.
The straw that broke the camel's back: I hadn't seen him all week (we usually had been seeing each other 2-3 times a week, then it started to dwindle down to one time a week--I understand he has family obligations but I was starting to feel like an option, not a priority). He came over and I was in a funky mood and so was he. I asked if he was going to stay and he said, "If I can, it depends on what is going on with my family tonight" I thought he meant his kids which I totally understand. Then he gets a text that he is going out with family (family he just saw the night before). So, yes, emotional, pregnant lady gets upset because here is a guy that tells me every day he misses me, can't wait to see me and he comes over for a couple of hours then leaves.
Continued..
So the next day, I puppy-dog after him and NO RESPONSE! This is a guy who would always text first, all day every day. I told him "I understand if you need your space but leaving me hanging like this ain't cool" Still NOTHING! That upset me. On Monday, I text him "So that's it, you're just going to ignore me until I go away?" NOTHING....Text him again (ehhh....I know, I know) and pretty much say okay, you got it and told him I know I overreacted but we all make mistakes....that he was walking away from something that coulda been great. That finally got a response from him but he said he wasn't walking away, just "stepping back a bit" and went on to tell me that I was too much sometimes, I don't give him space and dating a pregnant woman isn't easy.
I was hurt but I understood. I was acting like a crazy lady and really, I had no basis for my insecurities, I just let them get the best of me. I did tell him, we needed to discuss all of this face-to-face like adults and he agreed but said it wouldn't be for a few days. I said ok. I backed off a bit and then asked towards the weekend if he could meet....NOTHING.
This was eating at me, so I wait 5 days (a lifetime it seemed like) and sent him yet another text (slap me now please) and this text was long where I put my feelings out there and told him his silence is telling me I just need to move on and that I wouldn't wait around forever, not to take me for granted, etc (yes, you may slap me again). NOTHING!!!!!
A couple of days later, I need closure on this. I hated that in limbo feeling. And since he hadn't responded, I basically texted him and said "Goodbye". He texted back to say he was working out-of-town, but THAT's IT!!! NO explanation, no apology, nothing!
So, I'm trying to move on, that was 6 days ago and last night I get a text from him that he is back in town. I received another today with a picture of him. I have yet to respond and definately after reading this, I am not going to....I want a relationship with this guy but if he is going to go MIA every time the going gets tough, then forget it. I would understand if he at least communicated with me and said, "I need some time to sort things out" I would give him his space but to not say anything? I asked him why he didn't tell me this the first time, he said because he didn't know what he wanted....I just don't understand how he can act like nothing happened.
Now, I'm going to wait to respond but when I do, it's going to be short & brief. When do i respond?? He is going to have to work for me. I am ready to walk away either way so to me, I have absolutely nothing to loose. I care for the guy, I really do but this isn't healthy nor is it the type of relationship I want. DO GUYS EVER CHANGE or is it to be expected that he will run again??
Mirror, you are right on! Having been out of the dating scene for a bit, I forgot the "rules" and now I'm suffering. Last conversation I had with the guy, he was like "maybe Tuesday, maybe Wednesday." Then it all came back and I was like WTF. I told him to make it a "no" and his week was busy and I felt like I was on stand by. He was taken aback, I could tell and he said we'd continue the conversation a few days later. I happily wished him goodnight. Haven't heard from him in almost a week. A few years ago I when I had the "rules" clear in my head, I would not have fretted about this. The thing is, there's an upcoming event this weekend. Plan: talk to everyone else, be friendly but not go out of my way to reach out to him. If I don't go, I'll miss out on being with some cool people plus he'll think I'm made. I have not called him, sent any messages---crickets on this end although it's bothers me that he hasn't called. Any advice?
@Anonymous Capricorn,
When to respond? About a week later with this one (and if he attempts to reach you during that time, you ignore those texts, just as he did to you - you need space and time to collect yourself). The point here is to mirror his behavior.
But the KEY to do this correctly is that you have to remain calm, composed and keep your emotions in check. Because when a woman communicates via her emotions, a man hears nothing, absolutely nothing. He's so taken aback with the behavior that the words aren't landing on him. Which is why no response is given. It's overwhelming to them and the thought of responding to emotional communications is akin to poking a hornets nest to them - they're simply NOT going to do it.
I think you already know this, but if you want change here, the change is going to have to come from you and then it will transfer down to him. Meaning, if you keep your emotions in check and begin to communicate with him in a simpler, more logical (not emotional manner - you'll see him relax and he'll move towards you more. When women share too much of their emotions with men - men run. Stay cool, calm and collected and they come around again.
Just stand your ground here. I think you did the right thing. Even if he doesn't reappear. Because here's the thing . . if you permit yourself to be the stand by or to be an option rather than a priority, especially in the very beginning, then that's what you'll be the entire relationship. He may have been "back burnering" you here (especially if you met online, that's rampant online because men are like, "so many women, so little time.") Especially if that's what your gut was immediately telling you. So you did the right thing, he offered something mediocre that didn't make you happy . . and you nicely refused his mediocre offer. THAT'S the way women need to learn to date. Not sit around, waiting and hoping a man with little to offer picks you . . but doing the picking and chosing yourself. THAT'S how you find happiness. Settling will only bring misery.
So stand your ground, you're going about it the right way here. And go to the event. If you see him, he can bother to approach you - with a BETTER offer this time. If not, move along . . because there's so many men, so little time :-)
Anonymous Capricorn here....I know it is a matter of time when he will come back. I really want to have a discussion about all this. If this relationship is going to work, he needs to understand that he can't run and hide when he gets upset. I hear what you're saying about keeping my emotions in check (kinda hard being pregnant but I get it). But how do I have that discussion with him without running him off again? If he comes back, I'm going to be insecure that any minute he will run again. I don't want that. The second time he came back, he was very apologetic and knew he was being an ass, but because this time I was the one who caused it, I think he will think it's okay. I understand the behavior but I don't condone it. To me, when you are in a relationship and you have a problem, you deal with it and move on. I think he has a "fight or flight" mentality. He flew, needed time to regroup and then becomes okay. I get that but for relationships, it's not good. How do I get that across to him and should I do it right away or just play it by ear to see how the relationship takes off again?
Thanks Mirror! Standing my ground, and being approached by lots of others--I certainly feel that my mojo is on! Love your writing!
Aquarius sun, Aries rising, Sag Moon
I don't suggest having "a talk" with him. It'll be viewed as an aggressive move by him. Additionally, he'll feel "locked in" with you, which will send him running.
Here's the thing . . are you IN a RELATIONSHIP with him at this point? Or are you dating and attempting to build back up to something exclusive again, since the break? I think I know how you would answer that, but is that how he would answer that?
Let's switch gears here a moment and look at this from his point of view. He's taking on an aweful lot here and it's a serious situation. Even though at one point, he agreed to it, it's quite possible he's having second thoughts. Instant relationship, followed by instant family. That's a lot for a guy. Lots of PRESSURE. If you begin to compound that pressure by having "talks" - he's going to feel like a 10 ton weight fell on top of him.
The advice, or rather the point, of this article here is to help women understand that all that talking and sharing of emotions and pressure and whatnot that women lay on men - it doesn't work. They don't HEAR any of that, rather, they tune it out and simply tell you what you want to hear so they can make an escape.
The point is to speak via your ACTIONS, not your words and emotions. If you have a talk with him and he feels pressured, he may lie and agree to go along, only to feel the pressure and disappear again. You can't dictate to a man how you want to be treated or what you expect of their behavior through words - the only thing they understand and compute is ACTIONS.
He already knows how you expect to be treated, trust me, you don't have to tell him this. So a talk is pointless and will only pressure him. Instead, say nothing, nothing at all. He already knows fleeing the scene of a crime isn't good for relationships. If you reiterate that in a conversation, you're going to come across like his mother or a demanding woman, telling him something he already knows. It comes across like a lecture.
Instead, play it cool - and speak via your actions, not words. Pick up where you left off if he's comfortable with that. And if he acts up again or flees the scene, you stay gone, too. You don't call, you don't text, you don't blow up his phone. Why? Because he's EXPECTING you to do that. Instead, you want him to say to himself, "Hmm, where is she? She's normally ringing me and texting me? She must be really upset. Wonder if there's someone else or if she's not interested anymore?"
That's what you want. Your actions of staying gone and not communicating, signal to him that this is not okay with you and that he will not be rewarded for the behavior by you showering him with loads of attention when he acts up. And after a disappearing act, when he does finally contact you . . you're not available for several days. This again, drives it home that this isn't okay with you, to be treated that way. He'll HEAR that. You telling him that will serve no purpose - you SHOWING him that via your actions speaks LOUD and CLEAR to a man.
You talking to him isn't going to prevent him doing what he wants to do. You won't be avoiding anything by doing so. You need to remain collected and wait for him to mess up first. Then if he does, you don't talk - you take action.
Reread the article and let the concept sink in. Actions - not words.
Thank you very much. You have made me feel alot better about myself Here is the thing the guy that I was dating left for Germany and I have not heard from him since he left I have not contacted him since I dropped him off at the airport and its been five month now. But on the third of this month I sent him a birthday card did not write anything special just happy birthday. Did I mess up?? I was also told by a friend that his brother said he was planing on returning in September. This month but wanted to surprise me. I don't understand what he is doing or planing. Maybe you can help me with this. Thank you
Miss_sunshine almost stopped shining today. Latest news:
After a full week of no conversation at or outside work premises, he convoked me for a clarifying little talk… he told me he had to give me an explanation about his behavior and why he decided to step out of our relationship.
There are some details I have not posted about in the above comments. My dear Taurus guy had suddenly stepped out of a “non-functional” relationship with his girlfriend right before we began dating. I knew that about him. While we were just friends we spoke a lot about our private lives, so I knew all along about his relationship with this girl and how he wanted to end it because it was not working between them (that was his version at that time). And also, this girl left for another country and when she asked him to join her, he say no because it was not what he wanted. Time flew like hell and there he was single again, making his way into my life (the delightful story is up somewhere in the previous comments, for those who need clarification) and he kept feeding me with all the bright and enchanting things that any woman would love to hear.
I need to mention that I truly believe our intuition, as women, is almost never wrong… but sometimes we keep fighting it, I don’t know why. I felt his non commitment to our relationship bit by bit, but I did not know what it was. I took his words literally, that he is not ready to commit, that he has financial issues that make him unstable and that he does want to be fully prepared to be in a relationship with me. Above all he asked me to give him TIME to decide what he wants.
Today, my dear ladies, he finally spelled it out… although he clearly felt pretty pathetic. When things started being bizarre between us it seems that miraculously he also started MISSING his ex. He felt that he was doing me wrong and preferred to call it off with me before this gets too painful. For me, obviously. To him our separation must have been easier, I was not something he’s afraid to lose but his ex was. About that intuition thing: the thought that all this backing off from him had something to do with another woman crossed my mind all the time. But I trusted him to be open with me since I have given him space to open up from the very beginning of our friendship. That was so foolish of me.
Now, what do I make of it?! I am somehow moving on from this situation, yet I cannot be fully freed while I see him every single f day. He tells me he doesn’t want me to completely disappear from his life, but he understands me. How wild is that?!?! Are men this stupid sometimes??? I laughed at him literally today… can he not see that it’s unbelievable to have the man that wanted you so badly grow very still over night and ask you to just settle in with the new configuration (him and his delightful return to a lost love) and try to just be his funny little friend again. I am going nuts over here, that’s for sure. I find it almost killing to have to go to that damn office. I play it cool at work and not show how hurt I truly am, but it’s exhausting me. Even today, I was so above the whole situation and briefly stated to him that I don’t need explanations or understanding from anyone. I need love, stability and respect. I don’t need to be lied to or protected from the truth. He should have told me from the beginning that he was not over his ex and we would have saved each other a lot of time and nerves. And shouldn’t have entered a relationship with another girl that he knew wanted a stable thing and not wishy washy stuff. But I cannot take it any longer. I am building myself up again, I am moving on and I am not letting this make a too big hole in my heart… but how the hell can he imagine that I am going to sit around and be his friend?! I asked him that too and he told me he cannot imagine being strangers with me. What??? That’s hilarious, right? I mean we are nothing but strangers since I felt like giving you my soul and you felt like giving me nothing. There is no true connection and it must have never been.
Please tell me that I am making at least some sense with this. I am raging with anger deep inside and I felt like spilling it all out of me. I know I’ll be better in a couple of hours :D, I am usually a true phoenix bird. But I cannot understand such things. That’s ignorance if you ask me. You don’t play with anyone’s feelings like this.
Thanks again for listening up. It really helps!
Ps: I have read so many things about the Taurus man and some things do apply. Their need for stability and their hot and cold attitude, their having trouble letting go of someone they worked hard for, their sensuality , yada yada… today I cannot see if it matters altogether!
No, you didn't mess up. Just play it cool and see what he has in store for you. .
Well . . I know you probably don't see it this way, but backing off, giving him space and initiating no contact - it worked and drew him right to you. In this case, it wasn't for a reconciliation, but it did bring you answers and closure in a sense - truth (and the admission of guilt on his part). So this is actually a good thing.
And you watch . . that relationship he went back to, yea it'll probably be over in about two months - and he'll be right back again. THIS is why he wants to remain FRIENDS. He doesn't want to burn his bridges with you because he KNOWS there's a damn good chance that won't work. I mean let's face it, people become exes for a reason, and nine times out of ten, those reasons don't just disappear - they'll surface again. So be prepared for that.
All I can really say here at this point is that this was a lesson of sorts (as most of our mistakes in life are) so it's actually a good thing as well. The thing to take away from this experience, is about ACTIONS.
You see, men will always TELL you what you want to hear to get their way - always. As a woman, it's up to us to seperate that out from reality. Meaning, as a woman, it's up to you to look out for yourself, no one else will, and seperate the crap from what's real. Talk is cheap, it's crap. What's real is actions. So when you have a guy come on strong, saying all the right things and motoring a new relationship along at the speed of light - it's actually a red flag, gals. It's the ole "sweep her off her feet" method, where they lift you way up . . and then drop you on your ass. If men are talking like that and then disappearing or acting strange or not respecting you or being shady in any manner - big red flag because their actions are not in line with their words.
Never pay attention to words. It's the actions that tell the true story. He was doing an aweful lot of talking, but his actions were indicating that he was investing very little. That's why it's important that a woman not give more up front than the man is giving and to not tolerate mediocre treatment when she really deserves top notch treatment. Because women tend to invest a lot up front, immediately, and without receiving anything of equal proportion back from the man. Mirroring a man's behavior in the beginning is crucial, to avoid that. If he's giving a 20% investment, a woman should not respond with a 90% investment in return. If women can begin to comprehend that concept and hone their skills of intuition to better read a man and his investments, then she can remain equal in the relationship and only invest as much as he is - she'll always know where she stands and how serious (or not) the relationship really is. These things always end up hurting the woman MUCH more than the man because the woman has made such a huge investment (emotionally) while the man has made a very small one (that he can easily walk away from).
It sux, I know, and you have a right to be angry because he played on your emotions here. But don't dwell on that. Dwell on the valuable lesson you learned here and move forward with that knowledge and conduct yourself accordingly with it in the next relationship and you'll see . . you WILL find happiness going that route.
This didn't work because he wasn't the one. But this situation is preparing you, making you a better person, making you grow in positive ways - so that when the one does come along - you're ready for him :-)
Thank you. I feel alot better now after being married for almost 28 years I'm a bit rusty at this My friends keep telling me that I should hunt him down but it's not in my nature to do that (plus I respect myself enough not to lower myself to beg any man for His attention) I think I will stick to your advice thank you again
You haven't got the slightest clue what your talking about and the majority of this BS can be applied to some women just the same as some men. You are a sexist, and you have no clue what your talking about. You sdaid:
"And the last thing on earth you want to date is an insecure guy who is a player"
< thats the best evidence right there, not only is that a contradictory statement but its the most shallow hypocritical nonsenses I have ever herd! a women who is so superficial she need some over confidant ass whole who is willing to sacrifice him self for her, does not deserve a good man! As well good men, deserve better then a superficial girl like that. It's time to stop blaming men and blame your selves, men have always done all the work, while when do nothing in the dating life but focus on their own beauty.. why don you women start coming up with the creative lines and messages? Why dont you women star buying us drinks and taking us home? why dont you women start compliment our good looks? why dont you women stick out your head at the chopping block and risk your head getting hopped of the way you chop off heads of if we dont do everything particularly to suite you! why don't you wake up and smell the roses that you are a bunch of hypocrites!!!!
You are ally hypocritical sexists. women today are misandrists! you hate men and you try to keep them down!
You stereotype men and then get angry when they stereotype you, you hypocrite. This is why men dont care to have serious relationships with you, its just not worth it. I have never met a super hot model chick in my life that was looking for serious relationship.
One you you foolish females said this:
"You see, men will always TELL you what you want to hear to get their way"
First of all that is a load of crap you stupid bitch, second of all if and when a man would do such a thing, how about you ask yourself an important question: Why?????????!!!!!! You women always look at what we men do, you bitch, then come up with some bullshit explanation on to how it is our fault, and how you women can try to control us to make it better. If a person just tells you what you want to hear 9-10 of then its because your a fucking crazy bitch, but you will never admit it, and its just easier that way for them. lol That not always an exaggeration, but some time it not because your crazy, but seemly unable to handle the truth. If you want people to be honest with you 50% of the time its not something they need to work on, but something you need to work on so they feel comfortable doing so. If some one doesn't feel comfortable telling you the way it is, then it not usually their fault its yours or some one who came before you that made them feel that way. If you dont take that into consideration then you just as much of a bitch as the last women who made them feel uncomfortable telling the truth.
The Reality: People place a HIGH value on something they have to work to acquire.
Nope not me! From my experience with high maintenance come: hypocrisy, double standards, drama, insanity, bitchiness and more work then it is ever worth.
If you think you are worth more work then you are, then good luck... better stoup taking your birth control and just snag a guy, no one int heir right mind woudl settle for your hypocritical self.
If I have to work too hard for it, then i can usually tell i will me miserable once i get it.
indeed words can be very misleading... hopefully i'm learning this essential lesson. funny thing is I've been in a few relationships and still I feel I'm foolish when a "knight" comes along.
however, I get you here, mirror. even if it looked very bad when it hit me, what happened is basically all for the best. I needed this clarification and I know now how we stand. he may wish to keep me close, because that is what some men do-leave their options open, but he clearly knows I am not to be fooled with. I've burned myself out on his a$$ once and don't intend to make a habit of it :):):)
somehow, it's been a real help to have such an objective option from you and i thank you for it. i must admit you have such a direct approach that clarifies things instantly. and they do apply. it feels good to know that I am on the right path with all my womanish attempts to make my way into a man's heart.
As you said in the other article with the aftermath... I feel I only came out with a small dent in my armor. no mud and no shaken self esteem. I cared about him and felt he deserved it, the loss is his. I have won some important things and that's the best of it. :)
so keep those armors intact girls and see you around.
I find myself coming back onto this site when I'm in need of some good advice haha. It's been about 2 weeks since my last post on here. My last post was about me confronting the guy and having to deal with moving on and so far it hasn't been easy. He contacts me at least once or twice a day ever since the confrontation. And I know you told me that it was because he was feeling guilty, but how am I possibly suppose to move on when I keep seeing his txts on my phone and his messages on facebook? A friend threw a house party last night and surprisingly he was there with his guy friends. It was the first time I've seen him since, who knows how long, but you can imagine how awkward it was (for me). He ended up coming up to me and asked me why I was acting this way towards him. He told me he knew I had received his txts/messages and he simply doesn't understand why I was ignoring him ever since I confronted him and he told me how he felt. I told him that he should KNOW why I was behaving this way and he got upset at me. *Laughs. The whole night I could feel him eyeing me every time I was with or talking to another guy but I didn't mind. I even went up to him and asked him if he could stop staring at me and his guys overheard and were making fun of him. He had nothing to say because he knows he was staring! He then told me that he was just looking out for me that night. You can see why I'm still left in confusion ... I mean, if he doesn't see me in that kind of way, why does he still care to watch over me?!
The party ended up getting busted so everyone left the place and went their own seperate ways. My friends and I left to another friends house to just chill and he txts me asking me where I went and then calls me asking me where I was and if I was safe. I told him that I was at my friends place and he said for me to give him the address and offered to come pick me up. -_- Secretly, yes, I wanted him to come but I knew I had to say no. When I refused, he told me that it would've been safer for me, if I had just left with him and his guys and he told me that he was willing to pick me up, wherever I was. I told him that I was just going to walk home because my house was near the friends place anyway and even though he was against me walking home, he told me that I had to stay on the phone with him till I found my way back. So my question is ... why is he acting like he cares all of a sudden? Last night we slightly touched on the subject of putting ourselves in each others shoes. He told me that I make being in a relationship with him sound so easy and the reason why he was looking out for me that night isn't just cause he wanted to be a good friend but it was because of something else. URGHHH HELP!!
This made for quite an interesting read! I'm excited to put these tactics to use.
I recently confessed to a guy that I have a crush on him. He took it pretty well (what a relief!), but also made it clear that he wasn't in the position to start anything with anyone since he just got out of a relationship. I was understanding about it, and we ended up talking via IM and texting the rest of the night.
What confuses me is the fact that he was flirting with me the entire time we talked (or texted, rather), but I haven't received a single text from him since then. Guilty as charged, I sent him 2 texts over the time span of five days. I don't plan on sending anything else until he replies again.
Will he reply again, or is he already long gone? Is he trying to get me to think about him nonstop, or does he just need space/ time to heal? Due to the lack of response from him, I'm worried I blew my chances at ever having anything serious with him in the future.
Aquarius sun, Aries rising here...update...so I went to the office thing and I saw the guy and stayed away. He did approached me a few times during the eveing, his daughter and ex-wife part of the shindig (I actually met them first before meeting him) so maybe this kept him in check? He doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt, I know. Without asking, he told me about how busy his week was, I played it chill. He inquired about my week, how my exams went. He also asked if I had plans during my break. I said that I had a few things planned, remaining illusive, and certainly not making things super easy for him. I held my ground and clearly, he's not interested in me because a guy who is would have taken the opportunity to make an offer. Ugh. Let it go, I know. He didn't even say "Hey, you look great!" Whereas everyone else did. Why did he have to pursue me? He initiated, he called me, and was very consistent up until the "maybe" shit. There were no lines crossed in this exchange, but I will be seeing him for some time, around town and at work. Gotta tattoo this on my arm: don't settle for mediocre- be your badass self and move on...I did nothing wrong. Remember I'm worth a hell of a lot.
@The Anonymous Angry Men (Man),
Well, well . . it appears we've had two male visitors (or one leaving numerous comments) that are quite angry with what they've read here.
Ya' know, I honestly tried to read and understand your points but I really couldn't see them as they just don't make sense to me.
First of all, you said this can be applied to women just as well as men. Well of course it can, where do you think we're learning all of this from, LOL? Second, lots of this is basic psychological human behavior (common sense) - and psychological behavior knows no gender.
Thats the best evidence right there, not only is that a contradictory statement but its the most shallow hypocritical nonsenses I have ever herd! a women who is so superficial she need some over confidant ass whole who is willing to sacrifice him self for her, does not deserve a good man!"
I can't even make sense of that statement. Players are indeed insecure, which is why they overcompensate with extreme macho behavior that objectifies women. If you think a player is going to sacrifice himself for a woman, no disrespect, but you must be living on another planet. A player will NEVER sacrifice himself for a woman - he'll simply use her and spit her out when he's finished. And how is that statement shallow or hypocritical? Do YOU want to date an insecure WOMAN who is a player? No one, male or female, really wants to date anyone that's insecure. But if you'd like to, then hey, that's your choice. And I believe that everyone deserves someone that'll be good to them, male or female.
Next you said:
"It's time to stop blaming men and blame yourselves."
This article isn't about blame, it's about reality. I guess you missed all the articles I linked to at the very end of the piece, WRITTEN BY MEN, about how to game a woman and manipulate her into liking you - by ignoring her. Why don't you go to those sites and rail on the men who wrote those pieces? And I guess you also missed the portions of the article that acknowledge that women are partially to blame for the disappearing act because they're too emotional at times, communicate too much, and can scare men off with this behavior.
Next you said this:
"you hate men and you try to keep them down!"
That's a good one - women keeping men down?? Yea, right, whatever. This is a man's world we live in. What portion of it contains men being kept down by women? That's hysterical. I don't hate men, I love men - true GENTLEMEN. I despise assholes and punks. There's a big difference between a gentlemen and a bunch of moronic punks.
Continued . .
Next you continue with:
First of all that is a load of crap you stupid bitch, second of all if and when a man would do such a thing, how about you ask yourself an important question: Why?????????!!!!!! You women always look at what we men do, you bitch, then come up with some bullshit explanation on to how it is our fault, and how you women can try to control us to make it better."
Umm, Why do men lie to women? To get laid, of course. And if you think that's a load of crap and men don't lie to women to get laid, then you really must be from Mars. This article IS NOT about controlling men. It's for wOMEN to learn how to control THEMSELVES and their emotions, regardless of the shit treatment they're receiving from a man.
And this is great, one of my favorites:
"If you want people to be honest with you 50% of the time its not something they need to work on, but something you need to work on so they feel comfortable doing so."
LOL! So it's a woman's fault if the guy is a liar, huh? That's royal. If you feel more comfortable lieing to someone as oppossed to being honest with them, that's YOU'RE problem, not the womans. Maybe you should just learn to get comfortable telling the truth, regardless of the outcome, and man up.
And then there's this little gem:
"The Reality: People place a HIGH value on something they have to work to acquire.
Nope not me! From my experience with high maintenance come: hypocrisy, double standards, drama, insanity, bitchiness and more work then it is ever worth."
You don't value things you have to work for, huh? So what do you value then? Only the things that come easy and that you don't have to put one ounce of energy into? LOL, that's a fantastic admission! (BTW, that's basic psychological human behavior, which is why it's used in our economy by manufacturers and retailers. It's called the "economic scarcity concept." Look it up. The concept of scarcity is essential to the field of economics because it plays into that very basic, well known psychological fact.) And just an FYI . . there's a difference between "acquiring" something and "maintaining" it. If you think that working hard to acquire a woman equals a high maintenance woman - you got it all wrong. A high maintenance woman is a woman who requires a lot to "maintain" the relationship - not to acquire it. A high maintenance woman requires a lot from a man over the entire course of the relationship - not just the courtship period. You're mixing apples and oranges there.
And this is just beautiful:
"If I have to work too hard for it, then i can usually tell i will me miserable once i get it."
Clearly, you're a guy who doesn't want to lift a finger for anything. That's called "entitled." You feel entitled to a lot but you're not williing to invest anything into getting it. So I guess if you have to work hard to be the CEO of a company or to graduate from college or to save up for that new iPhone, you're going to be miserable once you've done so? That's hysterical.
You're exactly the type of men (man) this article is written about. Good luck in life. . . trying to get EVERYTHING without investing ANYTHING into it. Let me know how that works out for ya.
@Anonymous Sept. 15th, 9:04pm,
Well, it could be that you pulling away and initiating no contact made him think. Maybe it made him see that he was indeed treating you poorly.
If you'd like to slowly let him back into your life and give it a go, feel free to do so. Just remember to mirror his actions along the way. If he begins to ignore you again, you do the same and go MIA again. If he begins to disrespect you, you don't settle, you leave him behind and move forward.
Just take it one step at a time and as long as he's treating you respectfully, you move forward with him. If he begins to do the opposite, you pull back is all.
@Anonymous Sept. 15th 11:44pm,
No, you didn't blow it. Just pull back, keep your cool and be patient is all. Don't contact him anymore, let him take a step towards you now. I bet he'll be back (most of them always come back ;-)
@Aquarius Sun, Aries Rising,
Don't assume he isn't interested, things could change on a dime. Give him time to process some of this. You're going to be seeing him from time to time and if you remain composed and collected each time, he may come to admire that about you.
If he doesn't, he's just an entitled man (like our male commenters here this weekend) who doesn't want to invest anything into receiving anything is all. And you don't want to date a man like that anyways, so good riddens. He's obviously interested on some level as he's the one who did the pursuing.
But as you can see, from our male commenters here this weekend, some men really do just feel entitled. And they become extremely resentful and hateful towards women that don't permit themselves to be used. So time will tell if he's one of those types of men or not. Play it cool until he reveals himself.
Either way, you're doing the right thing here and looking out for yourself. And you are worth it and you do deserve more. Those men that commented here this weekend, they don't think any woman who values herself deserves anything more. They think that just because a woman wants to be treated with respect, she's somehow a bitch. (Or a stupid bitch as they called me.)
I think everyone, male and female, deserves respectful treatment. It's the very least someone can do for you in any relationship, whether it be work related, a romantic relationship, a friendship, etc. All require respect and expecting that doesn't make you a bitch - it makes you a woman who respects HERSELF is all.
Continue on this path of self respect and you will find happiness. Disrespect yourself or permit others to do so, and you could end up settling for a man like the ignorant, disrespectful men that showed up here this weekend in the comments . . those guys couldn't even COMMENT respectfully and give their opinions as adults as they immediately took to calling me ignorant names like "stupid bitch." Then they have the gall to call ME a man hater when clearly, their hatred of women is spewing from every pore in their body as they had to immediately refer to me as a stupid bitch. You don't see me here being disrespectful towards men and calling them nasty, cursing names. Some men are so ignorant towards women, especially ones with opinions of their own that they can't control, that they can't help but reveal themselves in time for what they truly are, as you can see.
No one would want to spend any length of time with men like that (and women probably don't, which is why that crew is so damn angry) who are entitled, ignorant and expect everything to come easy for them.
Now that doesn't mean a woman should expect the world from a man - but she DEFINITELY should, at the very least, expect to be treated with respect by one.
Pisces woman hrer. Well for the two angry men you would'want to call our dear friend a stupit bitch bcuz she is a woman just like ur moma so think befor u say things that could hurt to the bone . But as for her and other woman on this post we have our eyes open to the little minded males like u. Sorry can't call u a real man cuz real men call ladys QUEENS take notes.So if moma is not a stupit bitch NO woman should b no matter how mad u may b with her
Mirror, you need to write something about online dating, please! xx Aqua/Sag
I loved this! Helped me feel do much better. I made every mistake I think. I actually sent him a text thanking him for being a douchebag sooner rather than later right before I read this an I thought, oh man I guess I definately blew it!! A day later I got an answer from him saying " ok you got that out, now let me apologize for not getting back to you and being really busy". I don't know what to do! So far I've ignored him...
Anonymous Capricorn from 09/13 here....
So, he texted me a little last week. Although I didn't wait a whole week, I did wait a day and half to get back to him. Small talk...kept it simple. He did ask how me and the baby were doing. Then the weekend came and nothing from him, nothing from me. Yesterday I texted him to ask about his weekend (sorry but this was my make-it or break-it; if he didn't respond I was going to be done with it...for real). It took him a while but he responded.
We started texting about small things. Asked how the baby was again. Then, asked if I missed him, then followed with a text about his new phone. I ignored his question and carried on about phones. He asked again. I said, "yes n no" then asked if he missed me. He said he did...a lot.
He then said, "miss me but not the asshole part". I said, "Yeah, but you're not all asshole, I saw some good in you". And I know you said not to bring up a "talk" but I needed some clarification on some things. I asked him, "So do you just miss the sex with me?" Remember I had mentioned that the sexual chemistry between us is unlike no other and I know it was as good to him as it was for me (not bragging). But, I don't know if that was his sole reason for coming back or if it was because he has bonified feelings for me??
He said, "No, it's awesome. Never had anything like it before..ur a wonderful person totally" So I had to ask, "Is that why you treated me so wonderfully?" He asked if I was being sarcastic, Duh. He then said it was a combo of my insecurity, his frustration with it, him being an asshole about it, and it was also his defense mechanism. Then said, "IDK, I thought you'd be done with me" Ughhhhh.....is that why I texted you all those times???
I then had to clarify, "So, you would be perfectly fine in letting me go...for good, right?" He said "No, I'm txting you now cuz I know I can't" I said that I'm at the point to just cut my loses and throw in the towel, but....something keeps pulling me back. Stupidity? Perhaps??
I kinda wish I didn't say so much but it's the 100% truth. If it were any other guy, I would have been gone a long time ago but I really feel for this guy. I told him I did not like being taken for granted. Also, told him I feel like (with him ignoring me) he felt like he could treat me however...here I was apologizing, pouring my heart out to him and it was like he didn't care. Told him it hurt. Said I thought "we were more than that but I guess the feeling was just one way".
He then said no it wasn't, that he loved me but got scared, his assholiness was a defense mechanism, plus my insecurity bumped it to def-con 4. I said, "Another def-con 4 will be the death of us". BTW: I had to Google def-con 4: strengethen secrurity measures...ha guys...
Here's the thing: I don't know how to relax and let go. I feel insecure that he's going to pull this again and if he does, I'm not playing anymore. For my sanity sake, I have to be done with it. He has no idea how bad he hurt me. He knows he hurt me, but not to the extent that he did. But, like you said, I'm not going to bring it up again and continue to talk about it. He is no longer going to be the center of my universe as he was before. He is going to have to work to fit into MY schedule, not the other way around. It's going to take a while before I have trust that this is going to work. What sux is, I know the work is going to fall on me....any advice??
I have a good friend of 12 years. He plays in a band frequenting the town I live in. We've always been very good friends, nothing more. He moved away 4 years ago, and we lost touch. recently he moved back and took up playing in the band again and we picked up where we left off years ago. I gave him my number, and he replied kindly all he had was a home phone. He has never had a cell phone, and never would because of the fact that people run around like mindless zombies with them. Honestly he does not have one. He gave me an e-mail. We kept in touch every day. We talked about our battle wounds from relationships, work, everything we missed over the 4 years he was gone. Things were great. We talked about where he was living, and he invited me to visit him in his home town (600 miles away) and helped me plan the trip, telling me he would show me the sites since I had never been there. One night after talking and months of catching up we ended up sleeping together. After this I told him I did not feel chemistry, and he replied in kind. Our friendship became awkward and weird. I unfortunately was the aggressive female and wanted to talk things over and find out why he was so distant after we had discussed things. Out of nowhere he told me to eff off, he was tired of my endless psycho babble. I was shocked and hurt. I was blind sighted. After months of not seeing each other, his band returned to the town I live in. He became ignorant, and avoided me at all costs. A few months of ignorance(no e-mail replies, avoiding me while he was in town)and I had enough. I approached him, and he acted as if nothing happened. He complimented my hair, talked about both of our careers, and even noticed my new glasses and told me he liked them. We talked as if nothing ever happened. When I left he gave me a huge hug and said "he was very glad we got a chance to talk" then stood there hugging me for a while not saying anything. He then asked if he would see me later because they were in town for 2 weeks. I replied yes considering the band was playing where I work. A few times I came to talk to him, and visa versa, but we never spent more than 10 minutes talking each time. Each time he would talk to me, he would act interested in the conversation, body language.. facing me, looking me in the eye.. laughing, slight touches on the arm and back etc.. however after 10 minutes of talking each time, he would start to tilt away or get up to leave in the middle of our talks, each time stating "it was good talking to you" sometimes followed by a hug sometimes not. At either rate, it was like he was so quick to get away, you would think he was running from the plague. Things feel awkward. Neither of us mentioned the argument the whole time he was here. He never apologized, and I'm not sure if I owe him one. I went to see the final show. He came to talk to me before he left, however, I was met with awkwardness. Not a hug,a handshake, nothing. He talked to me about the trip to his home town. Told me sites to see, told me to be very careful on the drive, telling me about steep turns and not to be distracted because of the dangers on the road I am taking, as if he were very concerned about my welfare. He even went as far as telling me a few people I should go to see (his friends) and told me he would inform them I'd be there, but never mentioned showing me around, meeting up, nothing. The trip he helped me plan is next week. I asked him about showing me around, and he said let me check my schedule come see me where I'm playing. I'm going alone, and am unsure of what is to happen or what I should do. I want to retain our friendship, however, I'm unsure of what to do or say. I feel our past argument is just that, in the past. However, the awkwardness he is projecting is hurtful. One minute things are fine, the next, it's as if he is scared of me, or trying to avoid something. I don't know if I should bring it up or even how to. Please help me.
BTW..i just posted about the guy in the band..He is a sag, I am a pisces..
@Pisces w/Sag Band Member,
Well . . he's a Sag. Maybe you should read this post:
http://www.aphroditeastrology.com/2012/02/experiences-with-sagittarius-male.html
Saggies are mavericks that don't like to be tied to anything - at all. If I were you, I'd cancel this trip. He invited you and then has the gall to have to "check his schedule" to see if he can meet up with you when you get there? What an ass. I wouldn't give him the time of day after pulling that little stunt on me, regardless of any words exchanged in the interim. Nor would I give him the satisfaction of seeing me make that trip only to permit him to shove me to the sidelines during it. No way would I give a guy that kind of satisfaction.
I'd cancel this trip and disappear. What a jag. My only other option would be to take the trip and bring another man along. One that's willing to spend time with me, enjoy the sites with me and spend time with me.
Short of that, I'd kick this one to the curb. If he's too emtionally challenged and immature to discuss what happened and set it aside or doesn't care to fix it, then why bother. And why bother to retain a friendship with someone that isn't bothering to do the same in return? Relationships work both ways - or they don't work at all.
He's acting like a baby. I think he was jilted that sex with him didn't make you fall in love with him (he's in a band and is most likely used to women fawning all over him). It bruised his inflated ego and so now, to save face, he's acting like he's the one that wasn't into you and he's pushing you away.
It's very childish. If he truly were in agreement that there wasn't any chemistry, he wouldn't be acting like a baby about it. So it's obvious he feels jilted because you're not worshipping him and chasing him around.
Do NOT take this trip and feed into this little game - or if you do, you take another man with you to watch out for you and spend time with you. Forget this guy, he's full of himself and if you don't feed into it and help him inflate his ego by stroking it constantly, he's always going to act like a child about it.
Either way, don't go alone. In his head, he'll fantasize that you're there to chase him down and that you really did like him and now, you're purusing him. Saggies live in a dream world in their head and fantasize alot. Not about sexual stuff necessarily . . it's more their own personal fantasy. They tend to see themselves as "larger than life" characters that everyone admires. If you go alone, that's EXACTLY what he's going to think. Especially if you attempt to spend time with him or get in touch with him on that trip. He'll be like, "I knew it. She wants me." That's what he'll tell himself because his ego won't let him think otherwise.
So either don't go - or go with another man to prove your point (that you're over it and okay with being friends).
As an aside to all the women here,
I currently have a guy I dated back in May playing a little game with me right now. I think some of the more insecure guys like to toy with the thought that they can get a woman to pursue them by feigning indifference (much like the Saggie above is doing, which is why I'm sharing this.)
This one's an Aries (of course, LOL) and in May, I disappeared on him and went MIA because he was being selfish, rude and ignorant. Twice since, he's text me to inquire about how I'm doing (I have never, nor will I ever, reach out to him first).
When he does get a response from me, suddenly, he no longer has anything to say. It takes him hours to text a stupid two or three word reply, one that barely even makes sense or applies to his original text or my response - and HE'S the one contacting ME.
It's so stupid, I see right through it. It's so stupid, his responses are so weird and off topic, that I actually considered he may be doing drugs or something that's how strange it is.
If he didn't want anything to do with me, he wouldn't bother texting. If he didn't think about me, he wouldn't bother contacting me. If he didn't care how I was doing, he wouldn't ask. Yet, when he gets a response, he suddenly could care less and has nothing to say.
He's obviously upset he was dumped and that his mind games didn't work on me. So he circles back around and contacts me so that when I do respond - HE CAN BE THE ONE TO BLOW ME OFF.
It's so stupid because everytime he does this, when I do finally respond and it takes hours for him to reply with two or three words that are unrelated and don't make sense, I don't answer back and go MIA all over again.
It must make him (and his bruised ego) feel better to circle around, get my attention, then try to upset me. (It never does, I could care less, I see right through it. I find it all very humorous and laugh at him each time he does this.)
But my point here is this: Don't fall for this little game, ladies.
This one admitted to me a long time ago that he has low self-esteem (and it shows). He actually rated himself a 4 on a scale of 1 to 10 - yes, he rates women via the number system, too, ugh. He told me, "I'm a 4. If I can get a woman like you to date me, you could raise my stock up to a 9." WTF??!! (Yes, he actually SAID this - out loud.)
Meaning, if other women saw me with him, they'd think more of him and he'd increase his chances of dating a higher caliber of women by dating me! Playing on women and their competitive nature with one another, he was signaling that he instinctively knows that if another woman sees a good looking woman with an average man (his words and opinion of himself, not MINE), she'll be more apt to give that man a chance because she'll want to see what the other woman sees in him.
Translation: Use me to get lots of good looking women to chase him around.
And he admitted this! He must've thought I was a real dumbass. OMG, I couldn't even believe he openly admitted to that manipulation trick - but yes, he did, ladies.
He also signaled himself as a player by saying one day, "Don't let my bad boy ways scare you off." (HUH??? I had to laugh inside at that one because he didn't appear as a bad boy to me at all. He was a small town country boy with a chopper and a big truck and in his mind, he fantasized that that somehow elevated him to bad boy status, LOL.) The reality was that he was a small town country with low self-esteem (his words, not mine) that has to resort to manipulating women to actually get them to give him the time of day. (All his own admissions, not mine.)
He also signaled he was a player when he openly declared he "helps his buddies get women." The translation of that statement amounts to this - "I help my buddies play games with women so they'll chase them." Meaning, he instructs his buddies on how to play mind games with women, to act aloof or like they're "too cool for school" so that the woman begins to feel insecure, like there's something wrong with her or that she's not good enough, so the woman will chase the guy to get his attention back again.
Don't fall for it. It's a game that the insecure guys (the players) play. And a laughable one at that.
So in the end, I deemed him a "game" player - and not a true "mack" LOL ;-)
(Mack the Knife, Frank Sinatra, Video: http://youtu.be/82kJH69HnHA)
Pisces W/sag band member
Thank you for your insight, and prompt response. Believe me I have tried both alternatives. Cancelling is not going to happen or I am out all the money I put into it, plus wasted vacation at work. Next TRIED to get someone to go, and to no avail. As far as the let me check my schedule thing, yes he is working, so I understand that, but yes he is an ass for acting the way he is. The trip was planned to go see him working. I guess I should have been more clear on that part with my earlier post. Now my only options are to go and be scarce the whole time, confront him, or try to pick up some random guy while I am there. I hate going solo for the fact that it may look like the opposite. But at the same time, I'm enough of a woman to go enjoy myself without anyone with me. I do want to know why he acting the way he is, but am afraid mention of it will make things worse. Believe me, I have plenty of choice words I could use. I want answers and I hate to see a friendship of so many years end up destroyed. You are right though. It works both ways.
Pisces with sag band member.
i do have to say I read your post. I have to say honestly for 11 1/2 years he was an enlightened progressed sag most of the time...However, this past 6 months the new side to him fits in the dark side of sag.
Mind Bender said...
Hi everyone. This is a great article. I could use some advice. I've been seeing a guy for the past few months...and it has mostly been good. He usually texts me a lot. But since last Thursday, he has been really distant...like I'm always the one to initiate the texts, and he goes long periods of time without replying. Today I asked him why he has been ignoring me, and he said that he's just been "really busy and a lot has been going on." So I asked him what has been going on and he didn't even reply. Does the "busy" excuse just mean he doesn't care anymore about me? How long should I ignore him for? How can I resist the urge to text him?
You have no idea how much strength I get from reading through these posts. Ugh, men...you can't live with them and you can't shoot them either! Thank you so much for your words of encouragement. Did I forget to mention that MIA is also a Sag and that he is a recovering alcoholic? I've known Sag for a few months as a fellow volunteer-- eye candy but nothing else until last month when he decided (fantasized?) that he wanted to get to know me better outside of the office. We'd talked a few times, each time he seemed more attentive and surprised me with all the details he remembered. I was in my own little world, paid no attention until those first emails, phone calls, and text messages. Things were consistent and then he treated me like an option. Sirens went off and I said "no." Yay me. A few days have passed since the Saturday office thing. I followed your advice about staying cool. Stii disappointed but sparked into action to do some "duty dating" to get my mind off of Sag. Never came across a Sag male, although maybe there are just a few types of men? the entitled jackasses that were here a few days ago versus the clueless boys versus the men who actually want a companion? Who knows. I've mostly attracted Libras and Leos, although I was engaged to a Taurus--I broke it off and good thing too. Anyhow---will keep reading, as it reminds me to NOT REACH OUT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Listen to Mirror ladies, mirror his shitty behavior--until the guy has a decent offer to consider--forget about it!
Aquarius Sun, Aries Rising,
Wow!! What amazing reading! Oh mirror Aphrodite how wise you are! If only I could be inspired by all of this. My situation is not unique to many, but is very unique to me. My Taurus disappeared in May. Tomorrow makes it 4 months to the day. I won't bore you all the details, but we were together for a year. Not your standard relationship, I realize now, but none the less, texting every day-all day, seeing each other on occasion and speaking sweet nothing's. The first disappearing act was 9 months in and it was for 5 days. It so happened to conveniently be on Valentines day. The second disappearing act was right after the first one but of course a family member passed away. Funny, in our one year time of knowing each other he had a best friend die, a cousin die and an aunt die. Poor thing!
To shorten this story, I received a text in May and I responded to it. I never heard from him again. At first I thought it was his job again. Law enforcement etc... But after 2 phone calls and 3 text messages (yes I went there!) I realized he was ignoring me. I sent an email letting him know how he made me feel ( very classy and polite email actually) that was in June. I nev reached out again nor has he. 4 months tomorrow and I hate to admit this but I am consumed with the why? How? Why me? Whyyyyy? Obsessed is a good word! I have tried to date but can't stomach anyone. I just want to be alone. I thought we were friends. The words he shared and the things he would say to me make this so hard to swallow. I knew something wasn't right but I didn't listen to my gut. I stayed. I want this to go away but at the same time want to hear from him
I have lost touch with myself and feel,like I have turned into this bitter, angry woman that I don't like. How can people behave like this? I also have fear that what if this stubborn, selfish and egotistical player really never reaches out to me again? I will never know why.....I just want the hurt to go away. I don't know if I was in love, but I do know that I am stunned by someone behaving in such a cruel and cowardly manner, especially when he always said he would be honest. This feeling sucks!! Help!
I'm soooooo confused with this guy. I've been doing exactly what you've been saying ... to mirror his behavior and I've also considered slowly letting him back into my life but I feel like this guy is just so confusing to understand. Maybe he's still toying with my emotions? Idk. He wrote to me saying that it was good to see me again and why I'm being such a stranger. He acts like nothing's happend and everything's okay .. calling me out like I'm the bad one?? I wrote back to him and told him to figure it out .. he then writes back saying that, "I've gotten kinda mean now." Lol. I literally laughed. Am I being the mean one here? I continue to ignore this txts/messages and give him the cold shoulder because I feel like he hasn't completely learned his lesson yet. I openly told him how I felt about him and he rejected me but ever since then, he's been trying to get my attention. He gets upset that I ignore him and the fact that I'm acting like a, "stranger" and doesn't understand why I'm suddenly keeping the distance. UHM WHY DO YOU THINK?! Urgh. Help me please Mirror of Aphrodite. Do you think he's just playing around and trying to pull the guilt trip again? This guy needs to learn his lesson ..
*continue
Keep in mind, he's an Aries and I'm an Aquarius.
He did come back to me after a couple of days and since then has been hot/cold on contact , so i am totally backing off he has my number at the end of the day :)
This thread has awesome advice.
Well, his behavior is a bit more understandable if you're familiar with the sign of Aries. Have you read this post here:
Aries love attention, they thrive on it. When you yank it away from them, they don't understand it (because they'e so wonderful, how could you not want to speak to them, LOL). So you have to be somewhat careful because it could just be about ego - about wanting attention and the spotlight on himself again.
This stuff does work and it's working on him already. Notice HE'S the one thinking about YOU now? He's upset your ignorning him, he's upset you're acting like a stranger and he's wondering why you're keeping your distance. He's doing the thinking now, not you. And don't worry about explaining yourself, he knows full well why you're upset and he's playing dumb.
Just be careful with him because like I said, it could be about his ego and nothing more. Meaning, he'll fight like hell to get your attention again, and then once he has it, he could reject you and disappear all over again. Some men do this just to prove to themselves that they can. When a guy needs to prove something to himself like that, he's revealing that he's secretly insecure. He'll simply want to prove to himself that he can get your attention on him and then he may bolt again.
I'd say stand strong and continue doing what you're doing. If he really likes you, at some point, he'll stop playing dumb, get real, and talk it out with you. If not, he may be too emotionally immature to do so.
Either way, he made his choice. He rejected your offer. Until he tells you he's made a mistake or feels differently, I'd stay away and keep my distance because an Aries might take to toying with you. Don't give him the opportunity to hurt you again and don't give your attention to a man who doesn't deserve it. Focus it elsewhere on one who appreciates it.
Im an aquarius female, my aries boyfriend just broke up with me and after a couple weeks is telling me he is talking to somebody else. I keep calling and texting him because I miss him. He doesnt respond, he told me to move on with my life. I expressed how bad he hurt me and its as if he doesnt care. He said that I need to get myself together and fix my attitude. He said our future together is unknown and it depends 100 percent on if he is in another situation. He is being really cold hearted towards me. I gave this man everything all of me and he just up and moved on... What do I do? Do you think he will come back?
Camila said...
hello i'm an aries so as you may figure out, for a man to disappear on me and just stop giving me attention out of NOTHING totally frustrated me!! as u said, this taurus guy first started off really strong, we kinda had sex and he was always sweet and texting me everyday and when I showed I was starting to care, poof! he started texting less and less and I was the one starting the communication almost ALWAYS. he always answered nice and sweet telling me nice things but still, i thought "i'll stop texting him and wait until HE texts me first"... so I did, and waited, and waited, and nothing! more than three weeks passed!!! so i waited 3 days and answered almost exactly the same as you suggested lol and then he answered hours later "Yes me too. Busy busy;). Miss u"... and now what? I haven't answered him I have no idea what to say.. but I'm thinking about just not answering.. it's just to easy for him to let everything be alright with a simple "miss u". I don't know if he'll stay around if I ignore his last text though... what should I do?? I'm waaay too impatient!
ok, I have a huge problem. First of all I just LOVED, LOVED, LOVED this blog. And all of the comments and advice offered. Some of the things said here REALLY opened my eyes, and I have started to see things more clearly now, BUt I still need advice, if you can please.
I am a scorpio totally and completely in love with a Taurus. We work for the same company, and I am older than him (10 years). We are both involved with other people. And not happy in those situations, but it is really complicated and I don't wanna get into that part. But anyway, the first time I met him, it was purely magnetic. I didn't recognize it at the time, but I do now. I fell in love with him from day 1 (but didn't understand or realize it until 3 years later).
He was always staring at me, watching me, being soooooooooooo sweet to me....but I didn't trust him AT ALL. Fast forward 5 yrs later.....long story, but we finally admitted to eachother that we each had a thing or crush on the other. And what do we do???? We talk, text, flirt, and then we IGNORE EACHOTHER! WHY??? I do this bc he does. This has been going on for 2 yrs now. So I assume I am not just someone he wants to sleep with, because you don't go THAT long, if you don't have real feelings for that person (My opinion anyway...)
As a scorpio, I feel I can read him easily, like a book. However, he is THE most confusing man I have ever met in my life. He DOES play the games talked about above.....ALL THE TIME! So when he ignores me, I do the same, and he ALWAYS comes back - ALWAYS! He makes up reasons to see me at work (we are in different departments) and it is always so obvious to me. What HE doesn't know is that I am totally and completely in love with him. And I "think" he feels the same, but this running away crap drives me INSANE! I think part of it is bc we both have someone else at the moment, but I know if we could be together we would be. :(
I feel like I have met my soulmate or my past life love or something with him. I have never felt this way with anyone in my life! So one day we all went out for drinks and him and I ended up alone, and he could have had me that day, but he didn't even try....I kinda seduced him....and we kissed for the first time, and it was the MOST MAGICAL, PASSIONATE, CRAZY LOVE kiss I have ever had. That was 8 months ago. Nothing has happened since.
He continues to play this game - he will text out of the blue how he wants me, and wants me to send him pictures, and then he will go 4-5 days without even attempting to say hi to me. (when he can). Honestly deep in my gut, I think we were "meant to be".....it almost feels like a tragic love story, bc we CAN'T be together right now. I WOULD be with him, but every time we plan to go for a drink alone (always his idea) he makes up an excuse why he can't. I don't get him AT ALL sometimes.
Why gush all over me, and text me randomly (and when I reply, why does he not reply back????) and tell me he is thinking about me all the time, and stare at me with those eyes, and smile at me with that killer smile that makes me melt all over the floor, and then just disappear not to be heard from again for another month???
I am thinking after reading this insightful article, that he is "testing" me. I don't know. But I DO know that I am in love with him, and I dont know what to do anymore. I run away just as much as he does.......but we ALWAYS come back to each other. HELP!!! Any advice for me, and this stubborn hot younger sexy bull??? I am so lost..... :(
Eeek, sorry that was SOOOOOOO long...I just reviewed my post. But I am so desperate for advice and felt I needed to share a lot of details of my situation (and I left out a ton, but if I had included all of that, it would have been a novel! )
@The Ladies Who Recently Commented,
THIS IS A MUST READ.
I've just found a very insightful article, written by a man, a self-proclaimed player, and I think EVERY WOMAN HERE should read this piece immediately:
THIS is why women need to keep their cool, stop contacting men (let them come to you) and do not play the role of the agressor or you're going to fall right into their trap. Keep your emotions in check - it's a game, a self-admitted game.
Don't fall prey to it.
(And notice, it's a game played by the childish, insecure types of men who get their cookies off from tossing a woman emotionally and testing her emotional strength by putting her through the ringer because it's so easy to do. They use the female weakness to their advantage, they're opportunists. These are men who cannot connect with a woman in a genuine, authentic manner because they lack the social skills and confidence necessary to do so - BEWARE THE PLAYER, LADIES. He'll never grow up, he'll always behave immaturely, play childish games and trouble you emotionally and he'll never make a good boyfriend or husband.)
I've read your posts and you seem like a clever and well-experienced woman, so i thought ild post for some advice. Im a sagitarrius. i was dating a virgo male...we were seeing each other for 4 months and everything seemed to be going well. He said he wanted to take things slow with me because he didnt want to make mistakes or be wrong about a relationship ever again. he said all the right things, made future plans, and said he wanted to have an honest relationship, and that he could fall in love with me. All of a sudden, he disappeared with no warning, or goodbye. I tried to contact him once after he disappeared via a text message, with no reply, and no answer. a month later, i had changed my number and sent a general msg to all my contacts about my new number, including him. No answer. Its been 2 months now since we last saw each other. will he ever come back???
Very glad that I found your site. Your advices really opened my eye about dating. I'm an asian from another country and new to dating scene. A couple months ago, I met this guy online and we acturally only had 3 dates by now. He is 49 and I'm 38. From the very beginning, I made it clear that I'm only interested in a serious relationship that will lead to marriage and he told me that's his intention as well. He lives 4 hours away from my city. First two dates, I feel like he was aftering for sex since he was very aggressive even I didn't give in. I asked him about it but he said only because he is attracted to me and it's not just about sex which he said he could easyly get it in his city if he wanted... the 3rd date, I'd want to kick myself because I gave in and we had sex. However I didn't stay overnight with him in his suite since I didn't feel it was right. He didn't tell me what's the plan for the next day but says he will see me....The next morning he only drop by to see me briefly to say good-bye and I felt I was kept in the dark and being used. I called him and confronted if he is not really into me but he said he was.. It's just that he had a game to practice later on that day so he had to leave. I was a bit of emotional and upset since I got hurted before. Anyway, he didn't call that day like he said he would.. He called me the next day twice but didn't leave a message. I didn't call back untill 3 days later since i was trying to sorting out my feelings. I wanted to make sure I didn't get attached to him just because I had sex with him. He is the 3rd guy that I ever had sex with. He told me he was pulling back a little since I got upset that's why he didn't call. I explained to him how I felt and we agreed that we need to communicate more. However he didn't call me back again like he said he would and when I called next day and he explain that it was too late to call the previous evening. Anyway, we talked and he said he was avaiable to talk more in the afternoon. I realized I shouldn't be the one doing all callings so I didn't call for one week and he didn't call me either. I was wondering if I would ever going to hear from him again then one week later, he called and left a voice message saying he was in a car accident since last sunday and have been bruised up bad. Today is his first day to come in office and still sour and he think I probably forgot about him as well since he had not heard from me. he ask me to call him back but he said it would be okay if I don't want to since he had not heard from me for a week. I haven't called him yet... I'm just not sure whether he is a player or it's too soon to tell? What should I do? Your advice is highly appreciated. 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simakDIALOG | Beledo [November 13, 2014]
This is a NJProghouse Fan Appreciation Event
Pay what you want, $20 “pass the hat” suggested donation (cash only during the show)
Who: simakDIALOG | Beledo
http://simakdialog.com/ | http://www.beledo.com/
When: Thursday , November 13th | 7:30PM Show | 6:45PM Doors
simakDIALOG
http://simakdialog.com/
Keyboardist/composer Riza Arshad and guitarist Tohpati formed simakDialog in 1993. Living in the Indonesian capital of Jakarta, the band couldn’t avoid being influenced by the proud musical heritage of one of the culturally richest and most artistically-diversified countries in the world.
Augmenting a “default” musical platform constructed upon the complexities of their native cultural music strains, simakDialog has forged a unique, synergistic sonic amalgam which builds on these historic traditions, while exploring a host of other enticing avenues and embracing some of the more eclectic facets of the progressive / world music continuum. The result is an exotic, alluring musical identity that is of supreme quality and is uniquely their own.
Late last year, simakDialog celebrated their twentieth year as a unit by releasing their long-awaited follow-up to 2009’s critically-acclaimed album, “Demi Masa” — their most adventurous, ambitious, far-reaching release to date: the much-heralded and unanimously-praised, “The 6th Story.” After a successful tour of the US in support of their monumental effort, the band is poised to return to the road: embarking on a tour of China in September, then returning back to the United States in November 2014, which should coincide with the MoonJune Records’ release of a special live double album of the band, scheduled for late fall. The album (untitled, at present) will be simakDialog’s fourth for MoonJune Records. (Their international debut for MJR, the magnificent, very well-received “Patahan,” preceded the aforementioned “Demi Masa.” It provided the group with due recognition on the world stage, in 2006, as well as targeting some long-overdue attention to a region bursting with yet-to-be-discovered talent and enormous potential.)
The band is
RIZA ARSHAD – Fender Rhodes electric piano
TOHPATI – guitar
RUDY ZULKARNAEN – bass guitar
ENDANG RAMDAN – percussion
CUCU KURNIA – percussion
http://www.beledo.com/
New York guitarist, pianist, and composer, Beledo was born in Montevideo Uruguay. He began formal music and piano study at age six. As the British Invasion began to take hold of airwaves around the world, influenced by the Beatles and other emerging pop rock bands, he gravitated towards and discovered a natural proficiency for guitar.
Beledo gained guitar-hero status in his teens, playing every theatre in his hometown of Montevideo, and captivating audiences in Uruguay and Argentina.
After a brief tenure with Uruguayan rock and blues super-group, Dias de Blues, Beledo pioneered the jazz-rock band, Maytreya, and later on, the mythical Siddhartha, inspired by the burgeoning jazz-fusion movement (Chick Corea, Weather Report, Soft Machine & etc.). His fusion efforts of the early 80’s in South America, during which he appeared at top venues and recorded with Pedro Aznar (formerly with Pat Metheny Group), Ruben Rada, and the legendary band, Opa, attracted media attention in the U.S., where he gained recognition as an upcoming talent in GUITAR PLAYER and JAZZIZ magazines.
Formal music studies continued throughout his college career. He performed classical music recitals on National Public Radio and in numerous theaters. While attending the University School of Music in Uruguay, he was a founding member of The University Conservatory Jazz Quartet, the university’s first jazz ensemble, sponsored by the school in an effort to integrate jazz into the traditional curriculum.
Beledo is the guitar player on the album, FORWARD MOTION, by the South African Jazz band, Ojoyo, featuring saxophonist and band leader, Morris Goldberg; drummer, Anton Fig and bassist Bakithi Kumalo.
In 1996 Beledo toured Europe and the Caribbean with the TROPICAL TRIBUTE TO THE BEATLES, featuring Tito Puente, Celia Cruz, Tito Nieves, Cheo Feliciano, and an all-star line up of Latin artists.
In 2007, Beledo released MONTEVIDEO JAZZ DREAMS (Gudari Records), featuring Stefon Harris, Randy Brecker, Manolo Badrena, Mark Walker, Andy Middleton, David Finck, Jorge Camiruaga and Chris Komer.
Beledo’s latest project, ON A MISSION, with his band, The Avengers, won critical acclaim on tour in South America through Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, gaining excellent reviews and strong CD sales in Japan, the U.K., France, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Australia and more. The Avengers are Beledo on guitar, Adam Holzman on keyboards, Lincoln Goines on bass, and Kim Plainfield on drums. The band toured Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay and played in Racife Porto Alegre, Montevideo Jazz Festival, Buenos Aires Jazz Festival, Cordoba Jazz Festival, Neuquén. They finished with an unforgettable concert at the Teatro Lavalleja in Minas, Uruguay, Beledo’s hometown.
Beledo signed with Moonjune Records – NYC in 2013, and traveled to Canada to record with Romanian keyboardist, Gia Ionesco, alongside guitarist Alex Machacek, drummer Virgil Donatti and bassist Anthony Crawford. A subsequent Ionesco session was scheduled in New York, which included Mauro Pagani on violin, Jimmy Haslip on bass, Asaf Sirkis on drums, Johnny Johnson on sax, and Mino Cinelu on percussion.
Additional outstanding Moonjune Records collaborations included work with the extraordinary Indonesian World Jazz Fusion band, Simak Dialog, with pianist Riza Arshad and guitarist Tohpati at Orion Studio, Baltimore, MD (09/07/13). Beledo also performed in a duo with Indonesian superstar guitarist, Dewa Budjana in Princeton and Burlington in a Southern New Jersey mini-tour on Dewa’s last visit to the States, and recorded with Indonesia’s premiere pianist, composer/ arranger/ conductor/ producer, Dwiki Dharmawan.
Versed in classical theory, composition and technique, adept in the traditional styles of his birthplace, drawing inspiration from vast and diverse modern musical forms, Beledo has earned his place among the most sophisticated, versatile, and gifted artists of our time.
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Scott I. Orgel
ISLN: 918687522
Collaborative family law
Visitation rights
Fordham University, School of Law, J.D., 2004
Johns Hopkins University, B.A., 2001
New York State and New Jersey Bar Associations; Association of Trial Lawyers of America.
Scott I. Orgel, Esq. focuses his practice on matrimonial and family law-related matters. In 2002, Mr. Orgel served as the Legal Secretary to the Justice for the Hon. Joan B. Lobis, which role he again performed during 2004. He was admitted to the New York State bar in 2005 and began private practice, providing his expertise through advocacy for his clients involved in divorce and family law-related matters. Mr. Orgel was admitted to the New Jersey State bar in 2006, and has worked with many attorneys in both New York and New Jersey for clients of all social backgrounds and financial means, with a focus on providing the best representation for each client given their specific situation and needs. Mr. Orgel approaches each case by placing the client’s needs first and keeping them informed throughout the process of their legal matters.
The Law Office of Scott I. Orgel serves clients throughout the state of New York, specifically New York City, Manhattan, Kings (Brooklyn), Queens, the Bronx, Nassau, Westchester, Suffolk and Richmond (Staten Island) counties.
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Ninth Sitting of the Committee on Defence and Security
At the sitting held on 16 November. the Committee on Security and Defence discussed the amendments to the Asylum Bill.
At the sitting held on 16 November. the Committee on Security and Defence discussed the amendments to the Asylum Bill. The sitting was chaired by Ivica Dacic.<?xml:namespace>
Out of the 35 amendments submitted by members of parliament, the Committee on Defence and Security, as the body in charge, accepted four. In addition, the Committee will submit to the National Assembly an amendment of its own to the Bill.
Committee on Defense and Security
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Seven Pines
Battle of Seven Pines
(Fair Oaks)
May 31, 1862 & June 1, 1862
By the end of May, the Army of the Potomac had moved to within twelve miles of Richmond. McClellan had divided his army, placing two corps south of the Chickahominy River and three to the north. This placed McClellan’s army in a better position to join up with McDowell’s corps moving south from Fredericksburg. It was a dangerous deployment, however, as heavy rains had swollen the Chickahominy.
General Joseph E. Johnston sought to take advantage of the divided Union army. He devised a complicated plan whereby two–thirds of his army would attack Major General Samuel P. Heintzelman’s III Corps and Major General Erasmus Darwin Keyes’ IV Corps south of the Chickahominy. Johnston’s plan called for four different Confederate columns to converge on the Union troops via three roads.
Savage fighting at Seven PinesThe intricate battle plan, issued verbally, fell apart almost immediately on the morning of May 31. Longstreet, instead of using the Nine Mile Road as ordered, moved down the Williamsburg road, which had been assigned to D. H. Hill’s and Benjamin Huger’s troops, thus delaying the Confederate attack. Major General D. H. Hill opened the battle at 1:00 pm when his unsupported brigades struck Keyes’ positions at Seven Pines. The Federals were pushed back under heavy pressure from the Confederates. Longstreet finally supported Hill’s attack with one brigade, and the Federals withdrew to a third position when the fighting ended around 6:00 pm.
Meanwhile, Whiting finally charged the Union positions at Fair Oaks around 4:00 pm. Major General Edwin Sumner pushed reinforcements across the Chickahominy and these troops blunted the Confederate attack. Johnston, riding along his lines striving to achieve victory in the twilight, was seriously wounded. Major General G. W. Smith temporarily replaced Johnston as the Confederate army commander.
June 1, 1862The Confederates renewed their attack the next morning, but Longstreet’s two brigades were repulsed. Smith’s apparent inability to effectively assault the Federal positions prompted President Jefferson Davis to replace him with Robert E. Lee. Lee ended the engagement by ordering a withdrawal.
McClellan, even though a part of his army was nearly destroyed but for poor Confederate organization, won a tactical victory. The Federals suffered 5,031 casualties and the Confederates 6,134.
The Peninsula Campaign did not end here. Through June and into early July 1862, Lee and McClellan would do battle again, particularly during the Seven Days’ Battles, June 25 – July 1. To learn more about the rest of the Peninsula Campaign, as well as the many other battles fought around Richmond during the Civil War, we recommend you stop at the Richmond National Battlefield Park’s Visitors’ Center. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13596 | {"url": "http://www.peninsulacampaign.org/7pines.shtml", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.peninsulacampaign.org", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:50:00Z", "digest": "sha1:DV6OXECWNK3N2SPQNIBCYM3AJOYIUTWN"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 2834, 2834.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 2834, 3340.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 2834, 11.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 2834, 33.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 2834, 0.96]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 2834, 244.1]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 2834, 0.32352941]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 2834, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 2834, 0.02326583]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 2834, 0.01077122]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 2834, 0.01034037]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 2834, 0.01292546]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 2834, 0.02022059]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 2834, 0.18566176]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 2834, 0.55704698]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 2834, 5.19239374]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 2834, 5.13025873]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 2834, 447.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 12, 0.0], [12, 34, 0.0], [34, 46, 0.0], [46, 74, 0.0], [74, 471, 1.0], [471, 859, 1.0], [859, 1535, 1.0], [1535, 1933, 1.0], [1933, 2239, 1.0], [2239, 2432, 1.0], [2432, 2834, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 12, 0.0], [12, 34, 0.0], [34, 46, 0.0], [46, 74, 0.0], [74, 471, 0.0], [471, 859, 0.0], [859, 1535, 0.0], [1535, 1933, 0.0], [1933, 2239, 0.0], [2239, 2432, 0.0], [2432, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 12, 2.0], [12, 34, 4.0], [34, 46, 2.0], [46, 74, 6.0], [74, 471, 67.0], [471, 859, 61.0], [859, 1535, 107.0], [1535, 1933, 57.0], [1933, 2239, 44.0], [2239, 2432, 29.0], [2432, 2834, 68.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 12, 0.0], [12, 34, 0.0], [34, 46, 0.0], [46, 74, 0.47826087], [74, 471, 0.0], [471, 859, 0.0], [859, 1535, 0.01217656], [1535, 1933, 0.00775194], [1933, 2239, 0.01672241], [2239, 2432, 0.04301075], [2432, 2834, 0.0177665]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 12, 0.0], [12, 34, 0.0], [34, 46, 0.0], [46, 74, 0.0], [74, 471, 0.0], [471, 859, 0.0], [859, 1535, 0.0], [1535, 1933, 0.0], [1933, 2239, 0.0], [2239, 2432, 0.0], [2432, 2834, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 12, 0.16666667], [12, 34, 0.13636364], [34, 46, 0.16666667], [46, 74, 0.07142857], [74, 471, 0.04282116], [471, 859, 0.06958763], [859, 1535, 0.0443787], [1535, 1933, 0.04773869], [1933, 2239, 0.04248366], [2239, 2432, 0.03108808], [2432, 2834, 0.06467662]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 2834, 0.78891045]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 2834, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 2834, 0.66565019]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 2834, -104.90865826]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 2834, 18.90322347]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 2834, 8.3319054]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 2834, 33.0]]} |
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On Trump's Strange endorsement
By Alan Keyes
The headline read "Trump-McConnell smackdown foreshadows fury in 2018 primaries." But toward the end of the story comes a telling observation:
A funny thing just happened on the way to this 2018 showdown, however. While pro-Trump Republicans Roy Moore and Mo Brooks are challenging appointed GOP Sen. Luther Strange in this month's Republican primary in the special election in Alabama to complete the term of Attorney General Jeff Sessions, Strange just won Trump's enthusiastic endorsement.
On Tuesday, I published an article endorsing Judge Roy Moore. For years he has stood fast for America's founding principles and the Constitution framed to implement them. As the elected chief justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama, he courageously represented the God-endowed right of the people of his state to honor God, as well as their rightful power to reflect that respect in the conduct of their self-government. These are safeguarded and reserved to them by the U.S. Constitution's Ninth and 10th amendments, respectively.
The First Amendment explicitly deprives the federal government of lawful authority to abridge the free exercise of religion. In defiance of this constitutional provision, a federal judge ordered Chief Justice Moore to remove a monument featuring the Bible's Ten Commandments from the grounds of the Supreme Court of Alabama. Aside from his own defiance, the judge's order also required that Chief Justice Moore violate the language of the Constitution's 14th Amendment. That language effectively forbids the officials of any state to "enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges and immunities of citizens of the United States."
A thoughtful man, thoroughly cognizant of his duty to the U.S. Constitution, his state and its people, Moore refused the federal judge's blatantly anti-constitutional demand. So, an ungodly coalition of forces engineered Chief Justice Moore's removal from office. It brought minions of the GOP's elitist faction cohort (one of whom was later rewarded for his pains with a seat on the federal bench) into line with the rabidly leftist Southern Poverty Law Center's (SPLC), notorious for its slanderous attacks on conservative individuals and organizations.
This ungodly axis succeeded in carrying out its blatantly anti-constitutional agenda. For his adherence to the plainly stated requirements of the U.S. Constitution, Chief Justice Moore was removed from office, in what amounted to a "Star Chamber" proceeding, substantively devoid of any lawful cause for its action. Some years later, as that same lawless coalition moved to impose acceptance of so-called "gay marriage" on America's resistant body politic, Roy Moore was again elected to be chief justice of the Supreme Court of Alabama. Again, he stood fast in his duty to act with deliberate diligence, in pursuance of his duty to the U.S. Constitution and the citizens of Alabama. This time it involved the Alabama Judiciary's response to the SCOTUS' Obergefell decision, purporting to make acceptance of so-called "gay marriage" the "law of the land" throughout the United States.
The same ungodly coalition, representing the same collusion of elitist faction forces, again engineered Chief Justice Moore's official demise. This time their legally suspect methods included an outcome that not only aimed to nullify Judge Moore's tenure of office, but to leave him in an official no-man's land intended to deprive him of any means of earning a living. Though conceived with greater sophistication than the purge practices of old Soviet Communism, this outcome gave off the stench of party dictatorship, which is not content to remove opponents from power, but seeks to destroy their livelihood and, by implication, their very lives.
Earlier this year, when then-Gov. Bentley was considering people to replace Jeff Sessions, I wrote a blog post asking "Will Bentley replace Sessions with a token of true hope?" In it I wrote that "Roy Moore effectively represents all Americans who care about preserving the premises of God-endowed right rooted ... in 'the laws of nature and of Nature's God.'" The elitist faction cohorts presently in control of the leadership in both the Democratic and Republican parties quietly share the aim of severing the United States of America from its roots in the God- revering principles of the Declaration of Independence. They agree in their desire to repress and remove from our politics all the voices that refuse to surrender those principles, and the respect for God's authority that substantiates them.
Unless people of good faith revive that respect, and rediscover what it takes to elect leaders who will represent us in doing so, there is no hope America's constitutional self-government will survive. It's all well and good to entertain the hope that someone not really committed to those principles will be miraculously transformed by God to serve them. But how can this be anything more than willful, wishful thinking when it involves working with unprincipled elitist faction leaders to thwart the political success of candidates like Judge Moore, who have not only said what people want to hear, but walked into the fiery furnace to act accordingly?
It has been said that evil triumphs when good people do nothing. How much more does it triumph when people who profess to care about what is right and good stand idly by as outstanding people who share and champion their views are attacked for bearing witness to truth? How much more does it triumph when these proven champions are battered aside by cohorts of wickedness, with strangely enthusiastic cooperation from quarters that are purportedly opposed to their assault on the premises of America's liberty?
Should we simply ignore this evidence of crafty doublemindedness? Or should we ponder the fact that our fallible human judgment may have mistaken the gilded work of our own hands for a fit token of God's hope, when instead what we have uplifted may be, like the biblical golden calf, an idol that cries out to God for judgment.? Good-sounding words, or damaging wounds, inflicted by those intent on denying our nation's dependence on God: Which are the truer witnesses of good faith? A billion dollars, or one steadfast voice, persistent through all travails, urging us to lean, as our nation's founders did, on the authority of God: Which is the greater treasure, in this our time of greatest need?
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Dr. Keyes holds the distinction of being the only person ever to run against Barack Obama in a truly contested election – featuring authentic moral conservatism vs. progressive liberalism – when they challenged each other for the open U.S. Senate seat from Illinois in 2004... (more)
Dr. Keyes holds the distinction of being the only person ever to run against Barack Obama in a truly contested election – featuring authentic moral conservatism vs. progressive liberalism – when they challenged each other for the open U.S. Senate seat from Illinois in 2004.
During the Reagan years, Keyes was the highest-ranking black appointee in the Reagan Administration, serving as Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizations and as Ambassador to the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
He ran for president in 1996, 2000, and 2008, and was a Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate from Maryland in 1988 and 1992, in addition to his 2004 candidacy for the U.S. Senate from Illinois.
He holds a Ph.D. in government from Harvard and wrote his dissertation on constitutional theory.
His basic philosophy can best be described as "Declarationism" – since he relies on the self-evident truths of the Declaration of Independence to define the premises on which our country was founded, and to which it must remain committed if it is to survive. To Dr. Keyes, the Constitution itself cannot be faithfully interpreted, understood, or applied apart from the divinely-premised principles of the Declaration.
When Keyes ran for president in 2000, the media generally considered him the winner of the Republican primary debates, due to the persuasive eloquence of his defense of the unborn, opposition to unfair taxation, advocacy of school choice, promotion of family values, and focus on what he called "America's moral crisis." As a result, he became the host of MSNBC-TV's "Alan Keyes Is Making Sense" in 2002.
He is best known for thrusting the evil of abortion – which he considers our nation's "greatest moral challenge" – into the national spotlight.
Keyes is also a strong supporter of Israel, and in 2002 he was flown by the Israeli government to the Holy Land to receive an award for his staunch defense of Israel in the media. He is the only American ever to receive such an honor from the State of Israel.
When Keyes for the Senate in 2004, he did so because he was incensed the Democrat "community organizer" refused to support the Born Alive Infant Protection Act in Illinois on several occasions – a measure approved not long afterward by the U.S. Senate, 100 to 0.
Dr. Keyes blogs at LoyaltoLiberty.com, and writes commentary for WorldNetDaily, BarbWire.com, and Daily Caller.
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What is safety stock?
Definition of Safety Stock
Safety stock is an additional quantity of an item held by a company in inventory in order to reduce the risk that the item will be out of stock. Safety stock acts as a buffer in case the sales of an item are greater than planned and/or the company's supplier is unable to deliver additional units at the expected time. If the company is a manufacturer, a safety stock of materials could minimize the risk of production being disrupted.
Of course there are additional holding or carry costs associated with safety stock. However, the holding costs could be less than the cost of not filing a customer's order on time or having to stop its production line.
Example of Safety Stock
Assume that a company uses the economic order quantity (EOQ) model to determine the amount of product or materials it orders. Since the model requires an assumption (estimate) of annual demand, there is a risk that demand will be greater than the estimate used. Let's say that the company's EOQ is 1,000 units. As a precaution, the company may decide to always have an additional 100 units on hand as its safety stock. If demand is not constant, the company could increase the quantity of its safety stock during its peak sales periods and then reduce the quantity during periods of low sales.
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Artist: Blackwood Brothers
Project Title: Classics Volume One
Producers: Trey Ivey
The Blackwood Brothers are some of the early pioneers of Southern Gospel Music. Of course, none of those original members are with us anymore, but the current lineup of men are carrying on the tradition of this great quartet in an excellent way. The latest effort from the Blackwood Brothers is a collection of ten songs, most of which you will know if you have even had a passing interest in Gospel Music over the past few decades. The project is appropriately titled “Classics Volume One” and that hopefully means that there is a “Volume Two” on the way!
The project begins with one of my all-time top 10 favorite songs! “I’d Rather Have Jesus” is a true classic and I love this song and the message in it. I would rather have Jesus than anything else in this world. The guys do a great job singing the song too. Another truly classic song is next with “He Touched Me.” This Bill Gaither written classic has been a standard in Southern Gospel Music since the 1970’s and it is an amazing remembrance of how powerful the touch of God is in our lives. I have been doing a study on God’s Love lately and have realized once again just how amazing it is. The great Dottie Rambo song, “If That Isn’t Love” paints a beautiful picture of God’s Love and this song always brings me to tears to really consider just how much love God has for me and for you!
Artist: Cana's Voice
Project Title: This Changes Everything
Label: StowTown Records
Producers: Unknown
Probably one of the most anticipated projects to come out in a long time is the debut project for Cana’s Voice titled “This Changes Everything.” Cana’s Voice is made up of Jody McBrayer, (formerly of Avalon), Doug Anderson (formerly of Ernie Haase and Signature Sound Quartet) and TaRanda Greene (formerly of the Greenes). All of the group members are outstanding vocalists and their combined voices is an outstanding blend that will be enjoyed by even the most discerning listener.
The project begins with “Heavenly Father” and proclaims our need for our Heavenly Father. We need Him to keep us strong each and every day. The project continues with a song titled “I Give It To You.” This song has a message of giving our problems and trials over to God. We need to give Him each and every part of our life from our heart, to our worship to our difficulties and problems. “Jesus Never Fails” is, of course, a known and true statement. The song is a beautiful ballad that reminds the listener that Jesus does not and cannot fail. The next song on the project is one of those that makes you stop and think. “On Mountains Alone” is the title and the line in the song that says “I’d rather walk with You through valleys than stand on mountains alone” is a great message and I have never heard it put quite that way but I wholeheartedly agree!
Last Updated on Thursday, 07 July 2016 23:36
Artist: Mark Trammell Quartet
Project Title: Rewind
Producers: Mark Trammell
The Mark Trammell Quartet is one of my favorite groups that is out there singing today. If any of you remember the early days of this group, the group started as the Mark Trammell Trio. I have four projects from that era and I still enjoy each one of them. The Mark Trammell Quartet’s most recent project is titled “Rewind” and the project goes back and get ten songs from the trio days and they have rerecorded the songs as a quartet. While I have to admit that I do not remember all of the songs, I remember a lot of them and the songs on this project are all great!
The project begins with “Heaven.” Is there ever a better subject for a song that our final Home as a Christian? The song reminds us of that place that Jesus went to prepare for us. The second verse asks that you join us there and I sure pray that I will see each and every one of you there! “Coming Out, Moving In” is the next song on the project and this is another song about that day that we will be coming out of this life and moving into our Heavenly Home. Can you just imagine what that day will be like? One of the great truths of the Bible and being a Christian is the freedom that we find in Christ Jesus. “I Am Free” does a wonderful job of reminding us of the freedom that we find in Christ through Calvary.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 06 July 2016 19:46
Artist: Greg Logins and Revival
Project Title: Live
Producers: Greg Logins
I first met Greg Logins and Revival at a concert that I emceed a little over a year ago. I knew his name from his time with Charles Johnson and the Revivers but was not that familiar with him and did not know about the group at all. I found out that he was based, as I am, in New York State and from the moment that the guys hit the stage that night until they finished their set, I was mesmerized. The group was very good in concert that night and I later learned, from talking to Greg, that they were working on a new project that would be a tribute to Charles Johnson. Well, that project is here and I cannot wait to tell you all about it! The project was recorded live which only adds to the overall enjoyment of this recording.
The project starts off with the upbeat song “Put Your Hand In His Hand.” I have always loved this song that encourages us to put our hand in God’s Hand and let Him lead us through the storms and trials of this life. Greg wrote the next song, titled “God Is Still In Charge” and this song is a wonderful reminder that God is still in charge of my life. He sure is and I thank Him for that every day! Several of the songs on this project were written by Charles Johnson and “Holy City” is one of my favorite songs that He ever wrote. What an amazing picture this song paints of Heaven and what it will be like. “I’m Going To See God’s Face” is the next song on this project and the song reminds us that, as Christians, we will see God’s Face one of these days. I think we all look forward to that day!
Artist: Randy Simpson
Project Title: He's Still Alive
Label: Plane Jane Records
Producers: Randy Simpson
I could count on one hand the number of true friends that I have in the Southern Gospel Industry. Oh, I have many acquaintances and casual friends that I enjoy I talking with, but true friends are rare. Randy Simpson is one of those true friends. Randy and I have spent considerable time eating at various restaurants across Pennsylvania and New York, I have been to a lot of Randy Simpson concerts over the years and I have spent time in various SUV’s, RV’s and busses (we both have some good stories there) crossing Pennsylvania and other states over the past 15 years or so with Randy and Mark Flanagan. I have been to Randy’s house for dinner and visited with him and his wife, Jane, on numerous occasions. Randy is also a very talented soloist and he has a brand new project out titled “He’s Still Alive.”
The project begins with “I’m Bound For A City” and what a great reminder that we, as Christians, are headed to Heaven! This upbeat song is a great way to remember that! An old Gold City song is next as Randy sings “I Think I’ll Read It Again.” What a wonderful song to remind us of the power and awesomeness of God’s Word. “Walking The Sea” is the next song on this project and it reminds the listener that Jesus will be walking that stormy sea in our lives just like He did in the times of the Bible. I grew up a huge fan of the group Heaven Bound and I love seeing that Randy recorded one of their old songs! The song is “We Are Those Children” and I loved hearing this great old song again!
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Response to “Giving It Away: A Call For Ideas”
I came across a blog post from Digital Audio Insider via my Google Reader this morning. David Harrell was asking for advice and ideas on his band The Layaway’s plan to release their new album as a free download. I felt the need to post a comment and it became so long-winded I thought I might re-post it here as a blog entry! So here it is….
The original blog post is located Here
“I really think that giving away your music for free as a business model is only really viable for established acts with a broad and loyal fanbase already in place.
When Prince gave away Planet Earth in the Mail On Sunday, you have to take into consideration that
1. He has already sold millions of albums and has an extensive and still popular back catalogue which will still be bringing in considerable revenue
2. He was about to embark on a month-long residency at the O2 in Greenwich which, I believe, was pretty much already sold out; again generating huge amounts of money.
Artists like Prince, NIN and Radiohead probably make a very small percentage of their income from selling their newest album. By the time the album has recouped it’s costs (and for artists at this level I would presume these costs would be considerable), there really would not be a massive profit margin. These artists would more than likely be earning the bulk of their income from touring, publishing and royalties.
Relatively new acts would have none of this financial security and therefore the act of giving away a new album would be like taking £10k (or whatever the recording costs may be) and burning it in the street. Obviously, some people will download anything if it is free. But are these people going to come to your shows or buy your back catalogue? Probably not.
I would say that the free download model works best when aimed squarely at an established fanbase. I particularly like the model exemplified by artists on sites such as Reverb Nation. Certain artists have made specific tracks (or sometimes albums) available to their ‘fans’ as exclusive downloads. All users have to do in order to access these downloads is add their name to the artist’s mailing list. In the current music industry climate (with the spread of piracy and P2P file-sharing), artists need to build up this kind of interactive relationship with their audience more than ever.
So in response to your question, whilst I don’t think that giving away your new album is necessarily a wise move right now, using this as a direct marketing ploy to gather a more comprehensive mailing list may well prove far more valuable in the long run compared to what could have been earned from physical sales of the album…?”
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Article: AN ATTEMPT AT DIPLOMACY: HOW THE PURSUIT OF A NUCLEAR DEAL WITH IRAN AFFECTED THE UNITED STATES-ISRAEL RELATIONS.
Authors: ANDA GHILESCU.
This article follows the United States’ pursuit of a comprehensive agreement with Iran over its nuclear program, by putting it in the context of U.S. – Israel relations. Firstly, it offers an overview of the highly contextual relations between Israel and Iran, in order to understand the historical evolution of their present-day rivalry. Secondly, it observes the Iranian regime under Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the aftermath of George W. Bush’s foreign policy actions, and the increased international focus on Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Finally, the focus shifts from President Bush to President Obama and how his foreign policy priorities in the Middle East, particularly the dialogue with Iran, affected the relations with the Israeli government the closer the negotiators got to achieving a final nuclear agreement. This paper seeks to emphasize the interdependent character of the Iran-Israel-U.S. dynamics through the perspective of one of the most pressing regional and international concerns: Iran’s nuclear program.
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Land Rights Act Moved Up On Legislative Schedule
On January 10, 2023, Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan passed amendments to the Equalization of Land Rights Act (平均地權條例) aimed at curbing speculation in the property market. Five main points of the amendments are as follows:
Purchase agreements for pre-sale or newly constructed residential units are prohibited for resale or transfer to third parties. Also, construction companies are prohibited from assisting in the assignment or resale of the agreements. Violators are subject to a fine of NT$500,000 to NT$3,000,000 per unit.
Those who (1) spread false information to influence house prices, (2) collude with others to make fake transactions and create the illusion of hot sales, (3) attempt to earn a profit through engaging in illegal transactions, or (4) manipulate the real-estate market to influence the price or order of real estate transactions in other ways are subject to a fine of NT$1,000,000 to NT$50,000,000 depending on the number of transactions, and may be subject to successive fines if they fail to rectify the situation within the deadline.
The public are encouraged to report illegal transactions or violations of registration of property sales to the local governments with evidence and will be rewarded if such claims are true.
Private entities shall obtain pre-approval by the governing authority at purchase of residential units and they are not allowed to resell, transfer or appoint a future receiver of a property within five years of their purchase.
If there is a rescission on the agreements of pre-sale houses, the construction companies shall report it within 30 days. Violators will be fined NT$30,000 to NT$150,000 per unit. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13603 | {"url": "http://www.taiwanlaw.com/en/news_detail.php?serial=2533", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.taiwanlaw.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T08:47:55Z", "digest": "sha1:I4SIKVZKCYRKYCOZBPZAKQQKAWNV5WVO"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1703, 1703.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1703, 2794.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1703, 7.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1703, 40.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1703, 0.93]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1703, 218.7]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1703, 0.34319527]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1703, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1703, 0.02739726]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1703, 0.02739726]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1703, 0.01946647]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1703, 0.01874549]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1703, 0.01874549]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1703, 0.01775148]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1703, 0.21301775]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1703, 0.56505576]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1703, 5.15613383]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1703, 4.64811949]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1703, 269.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 49, 0.0], [49, 266, 0.0], [266, 572, 1.0], [572, 1106, 1.0], [1106, 1296, 1.0], [1296, 1524, 1.0], [1524, 1703, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 49, 0.0], [49, 266, 0.0], [266, 572, 0.0], [572, 1106, 0.0], [1106, 1296, 0.0], [1296, 1524, 0.0], [1524, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 49, 8.0], [49, 266, 34.0], [266, 572, 45.0], [572, 1106, 87.0], [1106, 1296, 30.0], [1296, 1524, 36.0], [1524, 1703, 29.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 49, 0.0], [49, 266, 0.02857143], [266, 572, 0.0440678], [572, 1106, 0.03703704], [1106, 1296, 0.0], [1296, 1524, 0.0], [1524, 1703, 0.07602339]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 49, 0.0], [49, 266, 0.0], [266, 572, 0.0], [572, 1106, 0.0], [1106, 1296, 0.0], [1296, 1524, 0.0], [1524, 1703, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 49, 0.16326531], [49, 266, 0.04608295], [266, 572, 0.02287582], [572, 1106, 0.0093633], [1106, 1296, 0.00526316], [1296, 1524, 0.00438596], [1524, 1703, 0.03351955]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1703, 0.22707337]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1703, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1703, 0.01868975]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1703, -113.93696265]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1703, -10.6671501]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1703, -23.25305221]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1703, 9.0]]} |
TagDeath’s Head
MSNBC runs story on Skull and Bones
CNN may have chickened out on their expose, but the Today show is running an interview with Alexandra Robbins on her new book about the Skull and Bones, and MSNBC is running an excerpt from it.
While in Germany, Russell befriended the leader of an insidious German secret society that hailed the death’s head as its logo. Russell soon became caught up in this group, itself a sinister outgrowth of the notorious eighteenth-century society the Illuminati. When Russell returned to the United States, he found an atmosphere so Anti-Masonic that even his beloved Phi Beta Kappa, the honor society, had been unceremoniously stripped of its secrecy. Incensed, Russell rounded up a group of the most promising students in his class-including Alphonso Taft, the future secretary of war, attorney general, minister to Austria, ambassador to Russia, and father of future president William Howard Taft-and out of vengeance constructed the most powerful secret society the United States has ever known.
MSNBC: The Legend Of Skull and Bones Update: MSNBC has taken this down but you can find the excerpt here.
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DAIRY CAUSES ACNE
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It’s one thing to have acne while you’re going through puberty, but what do you do when you’re dealing with it in your mid-twenties? I’ve dealt with adult acne for many years and know how difficult it is to cope with what seems to be a relentless thief... | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13605 | {"url": "http://www.theacnelie.com/tag/dairy-causes-acne/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.theacnelie.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:00:33Z", "digest": "sha1:BDK36SADXFP65DB4EI5HGQ73T4ZZOBIA"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 377, 377.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 377, 2579.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 377, 4.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 377, 69.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 377, 0.94]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 377, 231.0]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 377, 0.41573034]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 377, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 377, 0.06081081]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 377, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 377, 0.05617978]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 377, 0.25]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 377, 0.14606742]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 377, 0.7972973]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 377, 4.0]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 377, 0.01123596]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 377, 3.94564559]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 377, 74.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 18, 0.0], [18, 71, 0.0], [71, 122, 0.0], [122, 377, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 18, 0.0], [18, 71, 0.0], [71, 122, 0.0], [122, 377, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 18, 3.0], [18, 71, 11.0], [71, 122, 12.0], [122, 377, 48.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 18, 0.0], [18, 71, 0.12], [71, 122, 0.02], [122, 377, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 18, 0.0], [18, 71, 0.0], [71, 122, 0.0], [122, 377, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 18, 0.83333333], [18, 71, 0.16981132], [71, 122, 0.19607843], [122, 377, 0.00784314]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 377, 0.00229055]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 377, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 377, 0.00105876]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 377, -47.76756766]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 377, -2.24622327]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 377, -65.48474307]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 377, 2.0]]} |
American Canadians
Arab and Middle-East Canadians
Asian Canadians
Black and African Canadians
European Canadians
Faith-based Communities
Immigrants and Refugees
LGBTQ2S
Latin American Canadians
Leaders & Activists
Sir Robert Falconer
Sir Robert Alexander Falconer, clergyman, scholar, educator (b at Charlottetown 10 Feb 1867; d at Toronto 4 Nov 1943). Falconer spent much of his youth in Trinidad, where his Presbyterian clergyman father had been posted.
Arthur Evans"Slim" (b at Toronto 1890; d at Vancouver 1944). Slim Evans was a colourful socialist and trade union organizer who played the leading role in organizing the On to Ottawa Trek of 1935.
Sandra Birdsell
Sandra Birdsell (née Sandra Bartlette), CM, Mennonite-Métis, short-story writer, novelist (born 22 April 1942 in Hamiota, MB). Birdsell’s fiction often investigates the lives of small-town characters, especially women. She has written novels, plays, radio dramas and scripts for television and film. Appointed a Member of the Order of Canada in 2010, Birdsell has been nominated for the Governor General’s Literary Award for English Language Fiction three times, and for the Scotiabank Giller Prize in 2001.
Jean-Baptiste L'Heureux
Jean-Baptiste L'Heureux (b at L'Acadie, LC 25 June 1831; d at Midnapore, Alta 19 Mar 1919). L'Heureux studied for the priesthood but was never ordained; a tradition maintains that he was expelled from the Séminaire de St-Hyacinthe for a criminal offence.
Annie Langstaff
Annie Langstaff, née MacDonald, feminist, legal scholar, aviatrix (b at Alexandria, Ont 1887; d at Montréal 29 June 1975).
Jeannette Corbiere Lavell
Jeannette Vivian Corbiere Lavell (called Keewednanung, “North Star” in the Anishinaabe language), CM, activist, educator and community worker (born 21 June 1942 in Wikwemikong, ON). Corbiere Lavell, an Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) woman, was one of several Indigenous women who brought increased public awareness to the gendered discrimination that First Nations women faced because of status law, namely section 12(1)(b) of the Indian Act. Her efforts were central to revising patriarchal (male-dominated) aspects of Canadian legal code.
Patrick Lenihan
Patrick Lenihan, trade unionist (b at Kanturk, Ire 11 Apr 1903; d at Calgary 4 Mar 1981). He was a member of the Sinn Féin movement engaged in rebellious activities against British rule in Ireland. In the 1930s he organized workers, farmers and unemployed throughout Alberta.
Grace Annie Lockhart
Grace Annie Lockhart, pioneer of women's university education (b at Saint John 22 Feb 1855; d at Charlottetown 18 May 1916).
Joseph-François Lafitau
Joseph-François Lafitau, priest, Jesuit missionary, legal philosopher (b at Bordeaux, France 1681; d there 3 July 1746).
Jérôme Lalemant
Jérôme Lalemant, Jesuit missionary (b at Paris, France 27 Apr 1593; d at Québec City 26 Jan 1673), brother of Charles Lalemant. He arrived in Canada in 1638 and was named superior of the Huron mission.
George Lane
George Lane, rancher (b near Des Moines, Iowa 6 Mar 1856; d at Bar U Ranch, near Pekisko, Alta 24 Sept 1925). Lane came to the Canadian West from Montana in 1883 and was hired as a ranch foreman by the North West Cattle Co.
Charles Lalemant
Charles Lalemant, Jesuit missionary, first superior of the Jesuits at Québec (b at Paris, France 17 Nov 1587; d there 18 Nov 1674), brother of Jérôme Lalemant.
François-Xavier-Antoine Labelle
An ardent supporter of building the CPR in 1872, he was sent as an envoy to Europe by the Canadian government in 1885 and the Québec government in 1890. In 1888 Premier Honoré MERCIER appointed him deputy minister of agriculture and colonization.
Albert Lacombe
Albert Lacombe, Oblate priest, missionary (b at St-Sulpice, LC 28 Feb 1827; d at Midnapore, near Calgary 16 Dec 1916).
Gustave Lamarche
Gustave Lamarche, priest, dramatist (b at Montréal 17 July 1895; d 27 Aug 1987).
Paul Le Jeune
Paul Le Jeune, Jesuit missionary and superior at Québec, author (b at Vitry-le-François, France July 1591; d at Paris, France 7 Aug 1664). Converted to Catholicism at 16, Le Jeune was named superior of the Jesuits at Québec in 1632.
Jean-Louis Le Loutre
Jean-Louis Le Loutre, priest, missionary (b at Morlaix, France 26 Sept 1709; d at Nantes, France 30 Sept 1772).
Roderick Andrew Francis MacKenzie
Roderick Andrew Francis MacKenzie, priest, scholar (b at Liverpool, Eng 15 Nov 1911; d at Pickering, Ont 30 Apr 1994). He came to Peterborough, Ont, with his family in 1924, then entered the Society of Jesus at Guelph, Ont, in 1928.
Pierre Maillard, priest of the Séminaire des missions étrangères, missionary (b in the diocese of Chartres, France c 1710; d at Halifax 12 Aug 1762). Missionary to the MICMAC, Maillard was a brilliant linguist who perfected a system of written symbols for the Micmac language.
Latvian Canadians
Latvia is a small country situated on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea. It shares borders with Russia, Lithuania, Belarus and Estonia. Established as an independent state after the First World War (WWI), Latvia was occupied by the Soviet Union in 1940, by the Nazis from 1941 to 1944, and then again by the Soviet Union. In 1945, 110 000 Latvians who had fled to western Europe were classified as displaced persons. Of these, 14 911 eventually immigrated to Canada. 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One huge Ethereum mixer controls 65% of the total volume of transactions
A group of experienced analysts began evaluating how much and where ETH transactions were being processed. What they found was a surprise.
24.Sep.17 12:36 PM
According to the analysis, more than 65 percent of all ETH transactions are generated using temporary addresses. In other words, the funds go to the address and again leave the address, usually within an hour, and the addresses are never used again.
The finding, on the cyberFund blog, indicates that the "Ethereum mixer" is transfering funds to temporary addresses, mixing them from the address to the address and then outputting them to more fixed addresses on different exchanges.
The problem with these transactions is that they represent a significant part of all Ethereum transactions, which indicates that the funds are moving quickly, and for what purposes it is not clear. The analysis showed that at least one of the following options should be fair for the mixer.
1. The protection offered to clients by crypto-exchanges: all customer funds are mixed, so sources of funds cannot be tracked, and those who hold clean money cannot be unreasonably accused of any illegal activity.
2. A mechanism has been created to protect US residents who want to avoid control by US regulators.
3. The mechanism used by a large private exchange to maintain the confidentiality of its customers; this exchange might be operating with fiat money.
4. The mechanism used to secure the transfer of crypto-assets between crypto-exchanges.
5. Any kind of Ethereum-laundering scheme.
Which of these options is actually the goal remains to be seen. However, if such a large volume of transactions is being carried out by a single mechanism, it casts doubt on the growth of the Ethereum market and its actual use. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13607 | {"url": "http://www.toinnov.com/news/one-huge-ethereum-mixer-c/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.toinnov.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:04:54Z", "digest": "sha1:RX5HFO4I6LWJ6XKU43HU4IEJZIRSKPAG"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1828, 1828.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1828, 2795.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1828, 12.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1828, 47.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1828, 0.96]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1828, 291.3]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1828, 0.43019943]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1828, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1828, 0.02693603]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1828, 0.02693603]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1828, 0.02020202]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1828, 0.01994302]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1828, 0.15669516]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1828, 0.56]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1828, 4.95]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1828, 4.72862367]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1828, 300.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 73, 0.0], [73, 212, 1.0], [212, 231, 0.0], [231, 481, 1.0], [481, 715, 1.0], [715, 1006, 1.0], [1006, 1220, 1.0], [1220, 1320, 1.0], [1320, 1470, 1.0], [1470, 1558, 1.0], [1558, 1601, 1.0], [1601, 1828, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 73, 0.0], [73, 212, 0.0], [212, 231, 0.0], [231, 481, 0.0], [481, 715, 0.0], [715, 1006, 0.0], [1006, 1220, 0.0], [1220, 1320, 0.0], [1320, 1470, 0.0], [1470, 1558, 0.0], [1558, 1601, 0.0], [1601, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 73, 12.0], [73, 212, 22.0], [212, 231, 3.0], [231, 481, 42.0], [481, 715, 36.0], [715, 1006, 49.0], [1006, 1220, 34.0], [1220, 1320, 18.0], [1320, 1470, 24.0], [1470, 1558, 12.0], [1558, 1601, 6.0], [1601, 1828, 42.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 73, 0.02816901], [73, 212, 0.0], [212, 231, 0.53333333], [231, 481, 0.00823045], [481, 715, 0.0], [715, 1006, 0.0], [1006, 1220, 0.00483092], [1220, 1320, 0.01030928], [1320, 1470, 0.00684932], [1470, 1558, 0.01204819], [1558, 1601, 0.02564103], [1601, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 73, 0.0], [73, 212, 0.0], [212, 231, 0.0], [231, 481, 0.0], [481, 715, 0.0], [715, 1006, 0.0], [1006, 1220, 0.0], [1220, 1320, 0.0], [1320, 1470, 0.0], [1470, 1558, 0.0], [1558, 1601, 0.0], [1601, 1828, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 73, 0.02739726], [73, 212, 0.03597122], [212, 231, 0.15789474], [231, 481, 0.02], [481, 715, 0.01282051], [715, 1006, 0.01030928], [1006, 1220, 0.0046729], [1220, 1320, 0.05], [1320, 1470, 0.00666667], [1470, 1558, 0.01136364], [1558, 1601, 0.04651163], [1601, 1828, 0.01321586]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1828, 0.83674669]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1828, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1828, 0.0127359]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1828, -32.94783248]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1828, 28.2627934]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1828, -3.69059094]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1828, 21.0]]} |
The “postcard” panorama of the Langhe shows vineyards, hills and farms balancing on steep slopes. But the exuberant colours of these places wouldn’t be the same, especially in the Alta Langa, without the huge hazelnut groves.
The “postcard” panorama of the Langhe shows vineyards, hills and farms balancing on steep slopes. But the exuberant colours of these places wouldn’t be the same, especially in the Alta Langa, without the huge hazelnut groves. And without their fruit, neither the gastronomy nor the confectionary tradition of this land would be the same.
Here, in the Langa, the most prestigious variety of hazelnuts is called “tonda gentile del Piemonte”, and has been recognized with the Indication of Protected Geography (IGP). The cultivation of the hazelnuts, which has progressively taken the place of that of the chestnuts, is already a part of the economic fabric of the Langhe: the credit for having experimented with and then having propagated the plant goes to Professor Emanuele Ferraris, who demonstrated the highest productivity (up to four hundred kilograms of dried hazelnuts pro 3,810 square metres) and the greatest resistance of the plants to organic and parasitic infection in respect to the vines.
Hazelnuts can be consumed fresh, just harvested, conserved for the winter as dried fruit or roasted in an industrial process. Shelled and whole roasted, in large pieces or grinded to a paste they are used in the preparation of Torroni, hazelnut chocolate, croccanti, ice cream and in the famous “Gianduiotti” a type of Piedmontese chocolate. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13608 | {"url": "http://www.turismoinlanga.it/en/hazelnuts/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.turismoinlanga.it", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:14:08Z", "digest": "sha1:UVOJEWVY37HNYD2MLN4RWH4HC7MG5SNV"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1569, 1569.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1569, 2682.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1569, 4.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1569, 40.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1569, 0.91]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1569, 308.4]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1569, 0.42033898]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1569, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1569, 0.28771384]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1569, 0.28771384]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1569, 0.28771384]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1569, 0.28771384]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1569, 0.28771384]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1569, 0.28771384]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1569, 0.02721617]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1569, 0.02566096]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1569, 0.03576983]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1569, 0.00338983]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1569, 0.14915254]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1569, 0.544]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1569, 5.144]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1569, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1569, 4.41482844]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1569, 250.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 226, 1.0], [226, 564, 1.0], [564, 1228, 1.0], [1228, 1569, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 226, 0.0], [226, 564, 0.0], [564, 1228, 0.0], [1228, 1569, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 226, 36.0], [226, 564, 54.0], [564, 1228, 105.0], [1228, 1569, 55.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 226, 0.0], [226, 564, 0.0], [564, 1228, 0.00616333], [1228, 1569, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 226, 0.0], [226, 564, 0.0], [564, 1228, 0.0], [1228, 1569, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 226, 0.02212389], [226, 564, 0.01775148], [564, 1228, 0.02108434], [1228, 1569, 0.01466276]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1569, 0.88099283]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1569, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1569, 0.16801536]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1569, -25.71148015]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1569, 30.68527652]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1569, 2.60128011]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1569, 9.0]]} |
Celebrating 41 years of award-winning miniatures and outstanding customer service.
Welcome to WargamingMiniatures.com, the website of Stone Mountain Miniatures. This site features Stone Mountain Miniatures wargaming figures, Stone Mountain Miniatures buildings and terrain, and our Colors Paint. We also offer rules, books, and flags for all your gaming needs. With Stone Mountain Miniatures you can fight for independence, travel to the edges of the Colonial empires, stand brother against brother, visit the future on entirely new worlds, and more.
Stone Mountain Miniatures is a labor of love. We’ve been designing and manufacturing award-winning wargaming miniatures since 1981. We’re proud of our products and our customer service.
Our figures, buildings, and terrain have been nominated repeatedly for awards. Both our American Civil War 15mm figures and our American Civil War / American Revolution 15mm buildings are winners of the H.G. Wells / Origins Award. The figures won the award for Best Wargaming Figures. The buildings and terrain were awarded Best Wargaming Accessory.
Everything we sell is unconditionally guaranteed. Our customer service philosophy is: We’re not happy until you’re happy. If we make a mistake, you can be sure we’ll make it right.
We value our customers. If you’re a repeat customer, we’ll recognize your name. If you call, you’ll probably be speaking directly to one of the owners.
We enjoy hearing from customers whether or not they’re placing an order. If you have any questions about our product line, designing for us, or just gaming in general, email us or give us a call. If we can, we’ll be glad to help.
Over the years many of our customers have become good friends. We look forward to helping you with your gaming needs, and maybe getting to know you, too. Be sure to visit frequently, as we’re continuously adding new products.
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EAST SIDE IRRIGATION
Date: August 21, 2023 7:30 am – 24, 2023 11:30 pm | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13610 | {"url": "http://www.wmid.org/events/event/west-side-irrigation-50/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.wmid.org", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:20:36Z", "digest": "sha1:TZVIFKGQTIFVBGOU5YZOHQWKOAXPRFHJ"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 70, 70.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 70, 463.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 70, 2.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 70, 26.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 70, 0.57]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 70, 130.9]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 70, 0.04761905]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 70, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 70, 0.14285714]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 70, 0.66666667]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 70, 0.92857143]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 70, 3.71428571]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 70, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 70, 2.5400363]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 70, 14.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 21, 0.0], [21, 70, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 21, 0.0], [21, 70, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 21, 3.0], [21, 70, 11.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 21, 0.0], [21, 70, 0.43181818]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 21, 0.0], [21, 70, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 21, 0.85714286], [21, 70, 0.04081633]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 70, -1.001e-05]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 70, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 70, 0.99955058]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 70, -24.511138]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 70, -11.65509162]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 70, -7.70801614]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 70, 1.0]]} |
[LS] Roller Skating
On May 31st, 2022, two YG members and four exchange students met at the subway exit of Sinchon station. Although we had to change our activity date and two YG members were not able to join us this day, we were glad that we were able to finally meet with each other. After introducing ourselves, we went to Sillim station via subway.
At the roller-skating place, we enjoyed riding roller skating for a while before we sat down to rest. None of us knew how to ride roller skate, or learned it a long time ago, so it took us a while to get used to the skates.
We took a rest between riding roller skates and when we did, we got to learn about each other more. After roller skating for about an hour and a half, we took a group picture together, followed each other on Instagram and said our goodbyes. It was a special experience to ride roller skates together at a retro themed place. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13611 | {"url": "http://www.yonseiglobal.com/2022/06/02/ls-roller-skating/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.yonseiglobal.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:15:37Z", "digest": "sha1:YJI7TCXNQ65ZNPERJCAYWDEF7VBRJZMU"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 901, 901.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 901, 2567.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 901, 4.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 901, 36.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 901, 0.98]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 901, 314.7]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 901, 0.49740933]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 901, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 901, 0.05492958]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 901, 0.03380282]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 901, 0.01554404]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 901, 0.11398964]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 901, 0.57894737]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 901, 4.15204678]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 901, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 901, 4.32647848]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 901, 171.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 20, 0.0], [20, 353, 1.0], [353, 577, 1.0], [577, 901, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 20, 0.0], [20, 353, 0.0], [353, 577, 0.0], [577, 901, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 20, 3.0], [20, 353, 62.0], [353, 577, 46.0], [577, 901, 60.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 20, 0.0], [20, 353, 0.01846154], [353, 577, 0.0], [577, 901, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 20, 0.0], [20, 353, 0.0], [353, 577, 0.0], [577, 901, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 20, 0.2], [20, 353, 0.03003003], [353, 577, 0.00892857], [577, 901, 0.01234568]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 901, 0.57376879]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 901, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 901, 0.0204668]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 901, -1.38780214]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 901, 16.11493296]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 901, -42.8095135]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 901, 8.0]]} |
Sultan said became increasingly concerned that British attempts to abolish the slave trade would weaken his power in the region. In 1842 he sent his envoy Ali Bin Nasur to London on the ship el-sultani to plead his case. Said's gifts for Queen Victoria included emeralds, cashmere shawls, pearl necklaces and ten Arab horses.
In reply, the British government told the Zanzibari ruler that it wished to abolish the slave trade to Arabia, Oman, Persia and the Red Sea. To soften the blow Queen Victoria gave Said a state coach and a silver-gilt tea service. (The state coach arrived in pieces and had to be assembled. It was still unused a year later, as Zanzibar had no roads. The tea service was considered too ornate to use and was taken to the British consulate for safe keeping.)
Britain continued putting restrictions on the slave trade. In October 1845 Said was virtually forced by Captain Hamerton to sign another anti-slavery treaty, which allowed slave transport only between lines of latitude 1° 57" S and 9° 20" S (between Lamu and Kilwa, the northern and southern limits of Said's dominions on the coast). This meant slaves could still be imported into Zanzibar but could no longer be exported to Oman.
Ships from the British navy were employed to help enforce the treaty by capturing any dhows carrying slaves. When a dhow was captured, it was set on fire and the slaves were taken to Aden, India, or a free-slave community on the mainland coast, such as English Point in Mombasa. However, with only four ships to patrol a huge area of sea, the British navy found it hard to enforce the treaty, so the slave dhows continued to sail. Ships from France, Germany, Spain, Portugal and America also continued to carry slaves, as there were still huge profits to be made. And on the mainland slave traders continued to push further into the interior. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13612 | {"url": "http://www.zanzibar-travel-guide.com/bradt_guide.asp?bradt=1595", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "www.zanzibar-travel-guide.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T10:04:29Z", "digest": "sha1:ICCVTFYKL4G7Z55HAAPZA547LEJB7S4V"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1856, 1856.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1856, 3235.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1856, 4.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1856, 71.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1856, 0.98]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1856, 237.3]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1856, 0.36533333]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1856, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1856, 0.02956989]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1856, 0.01680108]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1856, 0.02620968]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1856, 0.02284946]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1856, 0.00533333]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1856, 0.14133333]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1856, 0.57142857]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1856, 4.62111801]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1856, 4.81714997]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1856, 322.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 326, 1.0], [326, 783, 0.0], [783, 1214, 1.0], [1214, 1856, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 326, 0.0], [326, 783, 0.0], [783, 1214, 0.0], [1214, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 326, 54.0], [326, 783, 83.0], [783, 1214, 71.0], [1214, 1856, 114.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 326, 0.01257862], [326, 783, 0.0], [783, 1214, 0.02386635], [1214, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 326, 0.0], [326, 783, 0.0], [783, 1214, 0.0], [1214, 1856, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 326, 0.03374233], [326, 783, 0.03719912], [783, 1214, 0.0324826], [1214, 1856, 0.02647975]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1856, 0.98367792]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1856, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1856, 0.91726303]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1856, 22.85871608]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1856, 45.15640733]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1856, 78.52447151]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1856, 16.0]]} |
Fujian has newly discovered a hidden island, which is like a paradise, which makes people yearn for
Seeing the Mid-Autumn Festival, the National Day holiday is approaching.
I'm afraid there are some friends too.
I have already started planning where to go during the holiday.
Do you want to open far doors and avoid people following the crowd?
Known as the fourth pole of the earth.
Kasumigaura Yotsuya Islands
Glass sea water, green grass, wonderful caves.
Magnificent cliffs, comfortable sea fishing, magnificent sunsets...
And the group of Chinese crested terns.
Each frame is one second.
These are as desirable as Xanadu.
More importantly, this island is not far from Fuzhou.
And it only took half an hour in Bali.
Enjoy private island vacation time.
Not much garbage, now everyone is following Brother Xiaoyou.
Go and enjoy the beauty of the island!
There are very few local residents.
Set foot on the island of paradise.
Located in the southeast sea of Xiapu, far away from the prosperous mainland. In the past, due to the inconvenience of transportation, many locals had never been to this island, or even knew nothing about it.
Because it only has an independent temperament, many people like to call it Little Bali, but countless little friends on Yuedao believe that it is more natural and more beautiful than Bali!
There are 17 islands on the island, and each island has a different reef shape and natural scenery. The next Xiaoyou brother will choose 5 lectures. The other islands are also very beautiful, but it is not easy to land on the island.
Only the main island can be inhabited.
There are 4,700 hotels and cheap convenience stores on the island. At present, there are 17 islands, the only edible island, and the other islands are uninhabited islands~.
The island is called the fourth pole of the earth by the outside world without too much human intervention. The mountain is the mountain and the sea is the sea. Each stone has a different shape, and every scenery is like a breath~.
Although there are no Internet celebrity landmarks, the fairyland-like beauty of the Garden of Eden allows you to put aside all your worries, appreciate the harmony of nature and man, and return to the beautiful realm of nature.
The most not-to-miss place to go to North West Island is to watch the sunrise and sunset. Whenever the sun shines, the sea and the sky are as beautiful as a picture scroll written by God, seemingly random. In fact, every stroke reveals a profound foundation.
In addition to the pleasant scenery, it also retains complete air-raid shelters and other facilities, and most of the residents here can speak Fuzhou dialect, which is kind to the heavens.
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January 8, 2023 by laduree
French markets typically start around 8 a m. This is when the majority of stalls open up and begin selling their goods. However, some stalls may open earlier or later depending on the day and what they are selling. For example, a stall selling fresh fish is likely to open earlier than a stall selling clothes.
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The largest flea market in France is the Marche aux Puces de Saint-Ouen, located just outside Paris. It is the largest and oldest flea market in the world, with over 2,000 stalls selling everything from antiques and collectibles to furniture and clothes. The market dates back to the 14 t h century, when it was known as a place where second-hand goods were sold. Today, it attracts around 200,000 visitors each week.
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2022 is shaping up to be a big year for antiques. After a decade of being overshadowed by contemporary and mid-century modern design, the tables are turning and antique furniture is back in vogue.
This newfound interest in vintage pieces is being driven by a new generation of collectors who are looking for unique items that tell a story. These young buyers are also willing to pay top dollar for quality pieces, which has helped to drive up prices at auction houses and antique dealerships around the world.
If you’re thinking about investing in some antique furniture, 2022 could be the perfect time to do it. Here’s a closer look at why antiques are making a comeback and what you should keep an eye out for when shopping for these timeless treasures.
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There are many different types of collectibles that can be worth money. It depends on what is popular at the time and what people are willing to pay for. Some things that have been popular in the past include Beanie Babies, Pokémon cards, and Pez dispensers. More recently, Funko Pops have become a hot commodity.
To determine what collectibles are worth money in 2021, it is helpful to look at trends. For example, vintage items are generally more valuable than new items. This is because they are rarer and more unique. Additionally, certain materials like gold or silver may be valuable depending on the current market prices.
It is also important to consider condition when determining value. A mint condition item will be worth more than one that is well-loved but shows wear and tear. Ultimately, it is up to the collector to decide what they are willing to pay for an item.
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When stocking up on supplies in Paris, consider what you will need for your journey. If you are travelling by foot, you will need comfortable walking shoes and clothes. If you are staying in a hotel, you may need toiletries and other items not provided by the hotel. Here is a list of essential items to pack for your trip to Paris:
-Walking shoes
-Sunscreen
-Sunglasses
-Hat
-Water bottle
-Snacks
-Map of Paris.
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The Best Snacks to Buy in France
When traveling to France, it is important to know what snacks to buy in order to fully experience the cuisine. There are a variety of French snacks that are perfect for any traveler. Here are some of the best French snacks to buy while you are in the country:
1. Macarons: These delicate little cookies come in a variety of flavors and colors, and can be found at most bakeries throughout France. Macarons are typically made with almond flour, sugar, egg whites, and food coloring, and filled with flavored buttercream or ganache.
2. Madeleines: These sponge cakes have a distinctive shell-shaped mold and can be enjoyed plain or with fruit preserves spread on top. Madeleines are often served as dessert or as an afternoon snack with tea or coffee.
3. Pain au chocolat: This classic French pastry consists of a piece of chocolate enclosed in flaky puff pastry dough. Pain au chocolat can be found at most bakeries and cafes throughout France, and makes for a delicious breakfast or snack option.
4. Croissants: Flaky croissants filled with chocolate, almond paste, or other sweet fillings are another popular breakfast item in France (and can.
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What Are the Most Popular Antiques to Collect Right Now?
What’s hot in the world of antiques? It really depends on what you’re looking for. Popular items these days include mid-century modern furniture, vintage clothing and accessories, and anything with a unique story attached to it.
If you’re in the market for something specific, do your research before heading out to shop. Check online resources and auction sites to get an idea of what similar items are selling for, and don’t be afraid to haggle a bit when you find something you love. With a little patience and perseverance, you’re sure to find that perfect piece to add to your collection.
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When about valuing antiques, there are a number of key elements. Age, rarity, condition and historical significance all play a role in determining an antique’s value. Here is a look at some of the most valuable antiques:
Furniture: Antique furniture is often highly valued for its craftsmanship and uniqueness. Pieces that were made by well-known designers or that have been passed down through generations are particularly sought after.
Porcelain: Fine porcelain pieces from China and Europe can be worth a great deal of money. Collectors look for pieces that are in good condition and that feature intricate designs or unusual colors.
Silver: Sterling silver flatware and serving pieces are among the most valuable types of silver antiques. Again, condition is important, as well as the age and provenance of the piece. Silver items with hallmarks from famous makers are also highly prized by collectors.
Glass: Rare glassware, such as early blown glass or Tiffany lamps, can be quite valuable. Other desirable glass items include Carnival glass and Depression glassware with unique patterns or colors.
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Regarding what to bring back from Paris, the list could go on forever. However, here are 10 of the most popular items that make great souvenirs from the City of Light.
1. A piece of jewelry from Cartier or another high-end jewelry store. Paris is known for its luxury goods, and a piece of jewelry is a timeless reminder of your trip.
2. A bottle of perfume from one of the city’s many famous perfume shops. French perfume is world-renowned, and you’ll be able to find a scent that suits you perfectly in Paris.
3. A designer handbag or wallet from one of the city’s many high-end fashion stores. If you’re looking for a new addition to your wardrobe, why not splurge on something from Paris? You’ll find plenty of options at stores like Chanel and Louis Vuitton.
4. A box of mac arons from Laduree or another famous pastry shop in Paris. These delicate cookies are a true taste of France, and they make for an impressive gift (or personal treat!).
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I Became The Male Lead’s Female Friend
I Became The Male Lead’s Female Friend Average 4 / 5 out of 5
남주의 여자사람친구가 되었다
Adaptation, Drama, Fantasy, Historical, Reincarnation, Romance
She becomes interrupted by love, a jealousy inducer, and the female friend of the male lead. And in addition, she even has an unrequited love with the male lead. It was ruined. As long as this is the case, let’s just become friends! It was nice to have the first meeting with such a young male lead… “Hello, Bouser Youngae (Polite way for noble’s daughter)” “Uwa!!” You were mistaken for a girl and you cried? Fortunately, she managed to resolve the misunderstanding and become close friends. However, the male lead in his childhood is more shy and soft-hearted than I thought. Eventually, she became attached to the male lead and decided to become a real friend. However, due to the disturbance of the male lead father and the war broke out, we had to be separated for a long time, I thought I could barely meet him again and stay the same as before but…. “Your eyes must have dropped a lot since I didn’t see you. Princess Averine!” What’s wrong with him again?! It’s not just that. Rather than getting along, he keeps get into trouble when he has a chance, and most of all, he even bothers my love business!! Aren’t we just friends?! 남주의 여자사람친구가 되었다
Flirting With the System Again Today
As The Lady Wishes
Princess’s Happily-ever-after Marriage
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Three Hidden Costs That Alzheimers Charity is Covering
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It’s an unfortunate but real truth that a large majority of us will some day face the onset of dementia. This debilitating disease can come on fast, and certain types can aggressively escalate. Alzheimers disease is the most common form of dementia, and has also proven to be the most life threatening. But besides the obvious mental and physical health concerns it poses, the hidden costs are also taking a toll on the public. Here are a few examples of…
Off Campus Housing What To Look For and What To Expect
Finding an apartment when you’re a student can be incredibly stressful; as everyone knows pretty well already, students don’t exactly have a lot of extra cash to throw around! Here are a few tips to help you out if you’re currently looking for an apartment: Location is key! If you’re trying to save money, make sure to do some research on which neighborhoods are the most expensive and least expensive — you’d be surprised by how much the rent of…
Living the True College Experience With Student Apartments
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Going to college and moving away from home for the first time is a nerve wracking and stressful experience for anyone. While getting used to living in a different situation with people you don’t know is definitely a challenge, what can be even more difficult is initially finding housing. Most universities are usually very helpful in that regard but even they cannot always keep up with the large amounts of incoming students. One of the most difficult situations that can… | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13618 | {"url": "https://3-l.org/2015/12/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "3-l.org", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:08:07Z", "digest": "sha1:34UTJAZXKR6ZLGMH2KDEB46ZVUCSDEKH"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 1649, 1649.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 1649, 3507.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 1649, 8.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 1649, 49.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 1649, 0.96]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 1649, 322.5]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 1649, 0.47962382]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 1649, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 1649, 0.04747774]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 1649, 0.04747774]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 1649, 0.02077151]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 1649, 0.02373887]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 1649, 0.03560831]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 1649, 0.375]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 1649, 0.11285266]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 1649, 0.61484099]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 1649, 4.76325088]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 1649, 0.00940439]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 1649, 4.90454398]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 1649, 283.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 106, 0.0], [106, 562, 0.0], [562, 617, 0.0], [617, 1066, 0.0], [1066, 1125, 0.0], [1125, 1175, 0.0], [1175, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 106, 0.0], [106, 562, 0.0], [562, 617, 0.0], [617, 1066, 0.0], [1066, 1125, 0.0], [1125, 1175, 0.0], [1175, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 55, 8.0], [55, 106, 8.0], [106, 562, 80.0], [562, 617, 11.0], [617, 1066, 80.0], [1066, 1125, 8.0], [1125, 1175, 8.0], [1175, 1649, 80.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 106, 0.14285714], [106, 562, 0.0], [562, 617, 0.0], [617, 1066, 0.0], [1066, 1125, 0.0], [1125, 1175, 0.125], [1175, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 106, 0.0], [106, 562, 0.0], [562, 617, 0.0], [617, 1066, 0.0], [1066, 1125, 0.0], [1125, 1175, 0.0], [1175, 1649, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 55, 0.12727273], [55, 106, 0.09803922], [106, 562, 0.01096491], [562, 617, 0.18181818], [617, 1066, 0.00890869], [1066, 1125, 0.11864407], [1125, 1175, 0.1], [1175, 1649, 0.00843882]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 1649, 0.01754296]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 1649, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 1649, 0.00161541]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 1649, -95.46463685]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 1649, 18.01230538]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 1649, -128.20814457]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 1649, 10.0]]} |
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The second-generation Honda Insight, billed as “the world’s first affordable hybrid,” went on sale in the United States
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Desire is a house
“Listen. Look. Desire is a house. Desire needs closed space. Desire runs out of doors or windows, or slats or pinpricks, it can’t fit under the sky, too large. Close the doors. Close the windows. As soon as you laugh from nerves or make a joke or say something just to say something or get all involved with the bushes, then you blow open a window in your house of desire and it can’t heat up as well. Cold draft comes in.”
—Aimee Bender, Willful Creatures
I don't fully grasp what that passage means, and yet I understand it intuitively, in a way I cannot quite articulate. I will try anyway. I think the passage is saying something about the authenticity of connection, the absolute commitment needed to sustain desire, the ability to keep all that presses in somehow light, lest it create stress fractures where desire can leak away, quietly, sneakily, or all at once in a whoosh through a window blown open by a wind in the bushes, by life itself. Desire, it turns out, can be a fickle guest, a fragile ghost—unlike love, which can fill up a house and is not undone by the limitless space outside of walls. It could be this makes no sense at all. But I do like that house, the windows glowing warm in the twilight as we drove by on the highway, the cold draft at bay.
The text my daughter sent me this morning after getting out of her first class of the year:
"Mom, it's so good to be back!"
And now I can exhale.
Speaking of exhaling, here's a beautiful update: With the repeal of DOMA, my friend Mark and his husband Fred, who is French, have prevailed. Mark's petition for a green card for Fred has been has been approved. Here's a photo of the happy couple of 23 years and their lovely family, cribbed from Facebook. I imagine they feel as if the sky overhead is twice as large today.
We're just back from driving our girl to college for her sophomore year. It was an excellent overnight trip, all things considered, and even though I thought this time it would be just us and our girl shopping for dorm and school supplies, my son and my niece having graduated, it turned out we still had a crew: Our daughter's friend and the friend's boyfriend tagged along for the shopping trip on day one, and my heart son E., who is in his senior year at college in the same town, joined us for last minute, just remembered supplies on day two. E. is our neighbor in the city. He and our son have been best friends since they were babies; he and our daughter now have a sweet, bantering friendship as well. I'm glad he'll be in the same town as her for another year. I know if my daughter ever needed him, she would only have to call.
I enjoy having the crowds of young people in our car. It makes me feel more connected to the present, their present, not so wistful for what is past. I love hearing their rat-a-tat overlapping chatter in the backseat, my husband and me listening mostly without comment but occasionally catching each other's eye in a secret sidelong smile.
Our girl will have her own room this year. Her single is as tiny as her shared double last year was spacious. I mean tiny. But that wasn't the worst of it. My girl was ready to deal with a small room in exchange for having her own sanctuary, but none of us could have predicted the walls painted in a particularly unattractive and closed-in grayish-purplish-brown. I have no idea who thought that color was a good idea for college kids in a pressurized environment in a part of the country that is bitterly cold and grey for most of the school year. Really?
My daughter solved the space dilemma by hoisting one end of her bed on top of the chest of drawers and double stacking risers on the other end. Voila, space opened up! She moved the desk from in front of the dormer windows so that the hutch wouldn't block her view; made her little rented fridge a bedside table, and set out her DIY projects on the shelves—the painted Mason jars and jewelry tree and chalk board. She hung her colorful scarves as wall art, and by the time we came by to get her the following morning, the space looked vastly more navigable. She was cosy and comfortable on her high bed, even if she might have to make a running start to get on top of it (I'm exaggerating). She sent back a suitcase and a large plastic bin with us. The rest of her stuff fit neatly under the lofted bed or in the fairly large closet.
There was nothing to be done about the color of those walls, though. I offered to call and ask the residence life people to paint her walls white as a mental health issue. I was serious, too. "Mom," she said, hands on my shoulders. "Stop. It's not as if I'm the only one with walls this color. I'll figure something out." She plans posters and string lights with photos and postcards and art clipped along it with clothespins. She isn't worried. My husband said, "Did your parents ever even see your dorm room when you were in college?" He has a point.
They know how to fly
My son came home from the woods last night to spend our anniversary evening with us but also to borrow our car. It was interesting how the dynamic of the four of us seems so balanced, as if everything is back in place. It was lovely. But then he left again before daylight this morning to drive back up to camp where he will work his final day and then pack up his things and bring them and himself home. But not for long. Tomorrow morning he and a number of his camp friends will fly out bright and early for a week of revelry at the beach in Miami. Apparently this is something the counselors do at the end of camp every year, but he never could join them before because he always had to head back up to college. This year he's in the mix. That's him and one of his closest friends in the world out on the Sound last week, on a day off from work. My son is a lean six-foot-two. His friend J. is a lean six-foot-nine. He makes my son look look so much smaller than he is in real life.
Here's another picture of them from when they travelled to England together a couple years ago. I sort of adore this photo. They look so free, men of the world, owning their place in it. But I remember they drove a car that was so small, J.'s head stuck out of the sun roof.
Our daughter is in the throes of packing up for her return to college tomorrow. One of her best lifelong friends is transferring to the same school this year. She is already there for orientation and just texted my girl how much she loves it. She and her mom and my girl and I had dinner together Thursday night before she left. She was so nervous, a mountain of clothes piled up on the floor in the middle of her room. She and my daughter were going through and deciding what she should take, while the mamas talked. I am glad these two will have each other. Here's a photo of them from this summer.
My girl is also busy with various DIY projects to decorate her dorm room. She's over the moon about having a single, although her roommate from last year will be right next door, and another suitemate from last year will be two doors down. She's been painting Mason jars for flowers, pencils and coins, and has determined her color scheme will be soothing pastels. Here are the finished Mason jars.
My husband meanwhile seems to have ducked into his metaphorical cave, which might be how he deals with incremental losses such as our children flying the coop. I feel lonely out here on the plains without him but there's nothing to do but wait for him to emerge. Perhaps the engagement of driving our girl north and helping her get what she needs to set up herself up for the new school year will beckon him back. He's really very funny and charming when he's present. He can really set the mood.
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Happy anniversary to the love of my life and the wonderful father of my children.
Angels in the outfield
It's hard to stay mired in a funk when this girl is around. She has such a sunny spirit, she just reaches inside your state of overwhelmed and pulls you up for air, and she doesn't even know she's doing it. How did we get so lucky that she chose us? Some children are just easy to raise, and she is like that. A room gets happy when she walks into it. I think sometimes she looked down from baby heaven (a concept she used to tell me about when she was four years old) and said, "That one there, she's going to struggle a bit, I think I need to go and help her out." God, I am glad she chose me to be her mama.
We went back-to-school shopping yesterday, and we had so much fun, her trying on clothes, playing with reinventing her style, us chatting and laughing, just that. She bought dresses and playacted, "I'm a girl, mama! I have dresses!" She has, up to now, been strictly a jeans and sweatshirt and boots sort of girl unless forced to dress up for school events. But maybe because she couldn't wear jeans to her restaurant hostessing job this summer, she's branching out, experimenting. She did buy an army shirt that she threw on over those very nice dresses and belted at the waist. It was a look. What can I say? She is adorable in all of it.
So we decided to go with Mary as Aunt Winnie's new home attendant. The other home attendant, the one who does weekdays, was thrilled with my aunt's condition and mood when she came in this morning, and she and Mary seem to be working together very well already. My aunt seems to like her, as evidenced by the fact that she actually ate very well from her yesterday, and laughed a little when Mary sang. Mary does talk a lot, and sings—off-key but with gusto—to my aunt, too, and maybe that is a good thing given the long stretches of silence that would live in that house otherwise. Maybe we got lucky finding a new person so quickly. Cross your fingers. Hope we thrive. As Yolie said, "She may just be another kind of angel." And Steve said, "What seems peculiar may in fact be a gift."
Do you all have any idea how much I appreciate each and every one of your comments? How much they—and you—scaffold me? Today I am functional, aware of my vast blessings and hopefully on the way to just fine.
Rock, Paper, Knife
I am not entirely sure what is up with me. My throat and chest feel tight, like a rock is blocking my air, and all the external reasons I can come up with don't seem adequate to explain it. I sit here, tears spilling down my face, bereft, but of what? I wish I could do what some people know how to do so well, shut down, withdraw speech and love, envelop wounds in a cocoon of don't care. Even when they do care. Oh, I am a mess today. I don't know how to move forward. I am bleeding, but there are no knives in sight. I swear it feels as if I am bleeding out.
I need to stop watching Dexter.
My daughter goes back to college in a week. This does not help. Last night the realization came upon her. "Oh no," she moaned. "Summer is over. I'm gonna have to go back to classes!" "Transitions suck," I said, and she laughed. "Yes!" she agreed. "Big time. Too many transitions!"
Aunt Winnie, 94, has a new home attendant. We had to make a change because the weekend person couldn't manage her anymore and her frustration was making her unkind to my aunt. This new woman, I can't tell if she's really good or really strange. She treats my bedridden aunt like her little baby, cooing to her and kissing her forehead after every bite she takes or sip she swallows. My aunt has been refusing to eat lately. It takes enormous coaxing to get her to unclench her teeth. The home attendant who comes during the week is the only one who is able to reliably get food into her.
Yesterday, I called my mom in Jamaica and asked her to talk to her big sister and encourage her to eat something. I put my mom on speaker phone and she said, "Come on, Winnie, one spoon for you, one for me, and know with each bite how much I love you." Aunt Winnie opened her mouth and took a few bites after that and then no more. The home attendant, Mary, then offered her Ensure so she would get some nutrients. She was patient and didn't give up and Aunt Winnie eventually did drink it down. But not before Mary launched in a high-pitched warbling rendition of "Amazing Grace," which did not seem nearly so odd to my aunt as it did to me. In fact, Aunt Winnie began to drink when Mary began to sing, and so I joined in and there we were, singing the hymn written by a sailor tossed in a storm at sea as she sipped her nutrients. When Aunt Winnie finally finished the milky liquid, Mary gathered her up in her arms and showered kisses on her head and cooed at her some more. I felt vaguely uncomfortable but Aunt Winnie was nonplussed.
Mary definitely knows how to change her and turn her in the bed with the right motions and tricks so as not to injure her. She told me that the people she was working with before had asked her to leave because they wanted to withdraw food from their elder and whenever she came she would disobey that and feed her client. "She was hungry!" she exclaimed, showing me a picture of this woman on her phone. The woman was as tiny and old and emaciated as Aunt Winnie, and even though Mary should not have shown me a picture of another client, her affection for the woman was touching. Still, I'm not sure Mary doesn't have a couple of rivets just a little bit loose. I don't know whether to ask the agency to make her permanent on Aunt Winnie's case or not. I don't trust my own judgement. I guess I just need to observe their interaction some more.
Life can be so fucking hard sometimes, and the hard can blindside you, too, knocking you down when you aren't paying attention because it seemed, just the moment before, that everything was going along just fine and you could let down your guard, breathe. I can't catch a proper breath this morning. It feels trapped somewhere just below my throat. So much free-floating pain.
But look at this couple. Last night as I was heading out to meet a friend for dinner in the neighborhood, I saw them, sitting on a bench, heads together, talking. They had such a light coming off them. They seemed so happy. I asked if I could take their picture and he said, "Well, sure," and she said, "Life is just so good!" I told them I thought they were beautiful. They just smiled indulgently and graciously, and we introduced ourselves and talked for a few moments and then I went on my way. Their names are Lionel and Jean, which seems perfect somehow. I am holding on to the vision of them, today.
Anniversary Month
In a couple of weeks we will have been married 27 years. Look at us back then, at Bonne Terre in St. Lucia a little while after we got engaged. My father took this photo, which has lived in a frame on my parents' dresser longer than we have been married. Dang, we're cute, even in this sun-faded record. I don't think we fully understood or appreciated the extravagant gifts of youth. I'm trying not to make the same mistake at the age we are now.
I am lost in old photographs I brought from my parents' home. Here's one of my father and my son when he was just three months old. How my father adored him. As my boy got older, he and my dad were revealed to possess the same quirky humor. I miss my dad, who's been gone seventeen years, and in a different way I miss my boy, 21 years old now. He has been away all summer in the woods, and will be traveling with friends until early September. And then he will be moving back home. At least until he decides his next act. His plan is still to be a paramedic firefighter even though he's got a job as a track coach. His path will unfold.
Emotional Yoga
I started the day with some light yoga exercises, really small stuff, and yet it so invigorated me. Even my gimpy left leg felt stronger, less painful to move, and—this is weird—longer, so that my gait rocked less. When we were in St. Lucia, my brother, a doctor, said, "The mistake people make is that when one part of the body hurts, they forget they can still work out the other parts of the body." My brother said a lot of things that inspired me in terms of doing the work to become healthier. He has the touch, a knack for talking about what you need to do health-wise in a way that makes you feel as if he simply cares about you. You don't feel judged or criticized, just worthy and loved enough for him to share what he knows that might help you. And this being my brother, the good health guidelines are inevitably served up with a generous dose of plain good fun.
So yes, I started the day with a light yoga practice and it was eye-opening. Literally. I am so unfit. I remember when these exercises felt like nothing at all, no work or effort. I even wondered whether I should keep doing them because how could something so effortless be making a difference. Well. Let me tell you, they are not easy anymore. But they do invigorate and that's enough to encourage me to keep going.
Now if we could only find a workout for the emotions. This morning I came to work and had a fuss, let's call it that, with the writer I work most closely with. She was unhappy that she could not reach me last evening for a conference call with the lawyer about a story we are working on, even though I had texted her the number where I was. The text didn't get to her phone until after she was off the call. I wasn't particularly concerned because we're going to have to have many talks with the lawyer in the course of this story, but the writer was so extremely bent out of shape about my not being on the call. She felt that I hadn't heard the lawyer's concerns and so couldn't strategize with her about how to solve them. I told her I would talk to the lawyer myself today, but she seemed fixated on yesterday's conversation. I, meanwhile, was fixated on her tone, which came to my ear as an upbraiding, and at a certain point when it seemed to me we were going in circles, I said, "Look, I don't need to sit here and be scolded by you. I'm done. We need to move past this." She grabbed her papers and ran out of the room almost in tears. I sat there feeling totally bewildered and upset too. Had I been too harsh?
We work very well together usually, this woman and me, but occasionally we have these dust ups. I felt righteous and put out. But I also knew she was feeling stressed about what she's juggling, including a person central to her story who seems to be AWOL, and she said my not being on the call made her feel she was unsupported. I thought about that kindness piece I put up here a few days ago. I tried to get past the righteous indignation to tune in to what would be the kind thing to do. Finally, I went to to her office to talk to her but she was on the phone. So I sent her this email.
"I'm sorry I wasn't on the call. I tried to be on it, sending you the number to reach me, but you didn't get my text till after you were done. I am sorry you are feeling unsupported. I will call [the lawyer] today to get a sense of her issues so that when you are in the field next week we can strategize about the best way to address any legal concerns. I am sorry you are feeling upset; I am feeling upset, too, mostly because of your tone in our conversation, but I realize you probably don't know how it came across to me, just as I seem to be lacking full insight on how much this bothered you and why. So. I'm sorry. We can figure this out. I realize you are feeling a lot of stress and don't mean to add to that. If you would like to speak after I've talked to [the lawyer] we can do that. Otherwise, good luck with the issues you're trying to solve right now."
Truly, I didn't feel as if I should apologize, but I also knew it would enable us to move on. I'm not sure if I did the right thing or not. Everything still feels pretty crappy and unsettled inside me, even though outwardly we seem to be back on an even keel. I think I need some emotional yoga.
Our friends have a roof terrace atop their apartment building and last night they invited a few of us to gather there for dinner. It was a perfect evening, a gentle breeze stirring, various libations set out along with black beans and Spanish rice and Brazilian braised chicken and the most delicious salad I have ever eaten, with arugula, watermelon, mint and feta cheese, I even went back for seconds, and I am not a lover of salad.
And then the sunset came in, a blaze of orange over the river. Once it got dark we sang happy birthday to one of our friends, after huddling in the elevator alcove to light the candles in the night breeze. We sat a couple of hours longer, talking and relaxing into each other's company, and I was grateful after the work week that was, to be reminded that we have dear friends of more than fifteen years standing with whom we can raise a glass and tell stories and share history on a balmy summer night. That's a photo of the lovely birthday girl above. Another friend, pictured below, just texted me. "Last night was terrific," she said. "I felt blessed."
On Being Kind
This Syracuse University 2013 Commencement Speech by writer George Saunders is what I need to hear today and what I would like to share with my children. Photograph by Damon Winter/ New York Times
Down through the ages, a traditional form has evolved for this type of speech, which is: Some old fart, his best years behind him, who, over the course of his life, has made a series of dreadful mistakes (that would be me), gives heartfelt advice to a group of shining, energetic young people, with all of their best years ahead of them (that would be you).
And I intend to respect that tradition.
Now, one useful thing you can do with an old person, in addition to borrowing money from them, or asking them to do one of their old-time “dances,” so you can watch, while laughing, is ask: “Looking back, what do you regret?” And they’ll tell you. Sometimes, as you know, they’ll tell you even if you haven’t asked. Sometimes, even when you’ve specifically requested they not tell you, they’ll tell you.
So: What do I regret? Being poor from time to time? Not really. Working terrible jobs, like “knuckle-puller in a slaughterhouse?” (And don’t even ASK what that entails.) No. I don’t regret that. Skinny-dipping in a river in Sumatra, a little buzzed, and looking up and seeing like 300 monkeys sitting on a pipeline, pooping down into the river, the river in which I was swimming, with my mouth open, naked? And getting deathly ill afterwards, and staying sick for the next seven months? Not so much. Do I regret the occasional humiliation? Like once, playing hockey in front of a big crowd, including this girl I really liked, I somehow managed, while falling and emitting this weird whooping noise, to score on my own goalie, while also sending my stick flying into the crowd, nearly hitting that girl? No. I don’t even regret that.
But here’s something I do regret:
In seventh grade, this new kid joined our class. In the interest of confidentiality, her Convocation Speech name will be “Ellen.” Ellen was small, shy. She wore these blue cat’s-eye glasses that, at the time, only old ladies wore. When nervous, which was pretty much always, she had a habit of taking a strand of hair into her mouth and chewing on it.
So she came to our school and our neighborhood, and was mostly ignored, occasionally teased (“Your hair taste good?” – that sort of thing). I could see this hurt her. I still remember the way she’d look after such an insult: eyes cast down, a little gut-kicked, as if, having just been reminded of her place in things, she was trying, as much as possible, to disappear. After awhile she’d drift away, hair-strand still in her mouth. At home, I imagined, after school, her mother would say, you know: “How was your day, sweetie?” and she’d say, “Oh, fine.” And her mother would say, “Making any friends?” and she’d go, “Sure, lots.”
Sometimes I’d see her hanging around alone in her front yard, as if afraid to leave it.
And then – they moved. That was it. No tragedy, no big final hazing.
One day she was there, next day she wasn’t.
End of story.
Now, why do I regret that? Why, forty-two years later, am I still thinking about it? Relative to most of the other kids, I was actually pretty nice to her. I never said an unkind word to her. In fact, I sometimes even (mildly) defended her.
But still. It bothers me.
So here’s something I know to be true, although it’s a little corny, and I don’t quite know what to do with it:
What I regret most in my life are failures of kindness.
Those moments when another human being was there, in front of me, suffering, and I responded…sensibly. Reservedly. Mildly.
Or, to look at it from the other end of the telescope: Who, in your life, do you remember most fondly, with the most undeniable feelings of warmth?
Those who were kindest to you, I bet.
It’s a little facile, maybe, and certainly hard to implement, but I’d say, as a goal in life, you could do worse than: Try to be kinder.
Now, the million-dollar question: What’s our problem? Why aren’t we kinder?
Here’s what I think:
Each of us is born with a series of built-in confusions that are probably somehow Darwinian. These are: (1) we’re central to the universe (that is, our personal story is the main and most interesting story, the only story, really); (2) we’re separate from the universe (there’s US and then, out there, all that other junk – dogs and swing-sets, and the State of Nebraska and low-hanging clouds and, you know, other people), and (3) we’re permanent (death is real, o.k., sure – for you, but not for me).
Now, we don’t really believe these things – intellectually we know better – but we believe them viscerally, and live by them, and they cause us to prioritize our own needs over the needs of others, even though what we really want, in our hearts, is to be less selfish, more aware of what’s actually happening in the present moment, more open, and more loving.
So, the second million-dollar question: How might we DO this? How might we become more loving, more open, less selfish, more present, less delusional, etc., etc?
Well, yes, good question.
Unfortunately, I only have three minutes left.
So let me just say this. There are ways. You already know that because, in your life, there have been High Kindness periods and Low Kindness periods, and you know what inclined you toward the former and away from the latter. Education is good; immersing ourselves in a work of art: good; prayer is good; meditation’s good; a frank talk with a dear friend; establishing ourselves in some kind of spiritual tradition – recognizing that there have been countless really smart people before us who have asked these same questions and left behind answers for us.
Because kindness, it turns out, is hard – it starts out all rainbows and puppy dogs, and expands to include…well,everything.
One thing in our favor: some of this “becoming kinder” happens naturally, with age. It might be a simple matter of attrition: as we get older, we come to see how useless it is to be selfish – how illogical, really. We come to love other people and are thereby counter-instructed in our own centrality. We get our butts kicked by real life, and people come to our defense, and help us, and we learn that we’re not separate, and don’t want to be. We see people near and dear to us dropping away, and are gradually convinced that maybe we too will drop away (someday, a long time from now). Most people, as they age, become less selfish and more loving. I think this is true. The great Syracuse poet, Hayden Carruth, said, in a poem written near the end of his life, that he was “mostly Love, now.”
And so, a prediction, and my heartfelt wish for you: as you get older, your self will diminish and you will grow in love. YOU will gradually be replaced by LOVE. If you have kids, that will be a huge moment in your process of self-diminishment. You really won’t care what happens to YOU, as long as they benefit. That’s one reason your parents are so proud and happy today. One of their fondest dreams has come true: you have accomplished something difficult and tangible that has enlarged you as a person and will make your life better, from here on in, forever.
Congratulations, by the way.
When young, we’re anxious – understandably – to find out if we’ve got what it takes. Can we succeed? Can we build a viable life for ourselves? But you – in particular you, of this generation – may have noticed a certain cyclical quality to ambition. You do well in high-school, in hopes of getting into a good college, so you can do well in the good college, in the hopes of getting a good job, so you can do well in the good job so you can….
And this is actually O.K. If we’re going to become kinder, that process has to include taking ourselves seriously – as doers, as accomplishers, as dreamers. We have to do that, to be our best selves.
Still, accomplishment is unreliable. “Succeeding,” whatever that might mean to you, is hard, and the need to do so constantly renews itself (success is like a mountain that keeps growing ahead of you as you hike it), and there’s the very real danger that “succeeding” will take up your whole life, while the big questions go untended.
So, quick, end-of-speech advice: Since, according to me, your life is going to be a gradual process of becoming kinder and more loving: Hurry up. Speed it along. Start right now. There’s a confusion in each of us, a sickness, really:selfishness. But there’s also a cure. So be a good and proactive and even somewhat desperate patient on your own behalf – seek out the most efficacious anti-selfishness medicines, energetically, for the rest of your life.
Do all the other things, the ambitious things – travel, get rich, get famous, innovate, lead, fall in love, make and lose fortunes, swim naked in wild jungle rivers (after first having it tested for monkey poop) – but as you do, to the extent that you can, err in the direction of kindness. Do those things that incline you toward the big questions, and avoid the things that would reduce you and make you trivial. That luminous part of you that exists beyond personality – your soul, if you will – is as bright and shining as any that has ever been. Bright as Shakespeare’s, bright as Gandhi’s, bright as Mother Teresa’s. Clear away everything that keeps you separate from this secret luminous place. Believe it exists, come to know it better, nurture it, share its fruits tirelessly.
And someday, in 80 years, when you’re 100, and I’m 134, and we’re both so kind and loving we’re nearly unbearable, drop me a line, let me know how your life has been. I hope you will say: It has been so wonderful.
Congratulations, Class of 2013.
I wish you great happiness, all the luck in the world, and a beautiful summer.
Bey looks cute with her new short crop
And I know her head must feel light and free, too, with all that heavy hair subtracted. I'm feeling anything but light and free. More like weird and shaky, not moody so much as spiky, my energy uneven and uneasy. Definitely chemical, I know this clearly. But still, I'm quietly jumping out of my skin. I can't process much less write anything of consequence in this head space. So what you get is Beyonce's big chop as shown in the selfie she posted last night, which Black women all across America are having an opinion about today.
Grandma Camp
I found this photo later, and have decided it deserves a post all of its own. This was the crew every summer at my mother's house in St. Lucia. These blessed children.
Yesterday I was in a dark place. Today, the sun is out and the sky is blue and nothing has changed between then and now except the internal weather. Go figure.
So Jeff Bezos of Amazon bought the Washington Post. This is momentous news in my world. The man is a gladiator of innovation and he'll probably now sell Kindles with the Washington Post preinstalled, which will put many other newspapers on their heels.
Estimates are starting to come in for the work that needs to be done on my mom's home and so far they are very reasonable because the people who are doing the work all know and love my mother from when she lived there, or were sent to us by someone who knows and loves my mother, and I cannot tell you the blessings in all of this, with some of them refusing to charge for their labor, and the real estate agent/ project manager, who is the daughter of one of my mother's dearest friends on the island, whose family's shipping and storage business we will also be using, refusing to take any payment until the house is rented and she gets her commission. This says to me that she is very sure that she can get the house rented. And I know that the sentence before last was a very long sentence but I am refusing for the moment to go back in and fix it, which I suppose is my prerogative.
What else? I'm back at work. Our acting editor in chief has been confirmed as the official new editor in chief, which is a very good thing as this woman knows what she is about. I'm in that place where I'm learning new things again, and engaging on a new level in social media for the job, and it feels good to break out of what I already know how to do and have to master something new.
I have nothing much to report. I will soon be going through all the artifacts I brought home and no doubt I will share a few more of the photos here, but not today. One effect of spending the last week tossing and saving and organizing my mother's things is that our little apartment now looks impossibly cluttered, so full of stuff everywhere, and I just want to throw it all out and start with a fresh new palette. But of course, I can't. Not without a plan. Is it time to put out the mountains of books in every corner of my bedroom? In my closets, on my windowsills? Is it heresy to let go of bound books in an e-reader age when there will be fewer and fewer of the three-dimensional kind?
The photos are from places around the corner from my mother's house where we would go some evenings to drink fizzy cocktails and draft off their internet since my mother's house is not yet wired. We will have to wire it in order to get it rented. No internet is a deal breaker, even if you are steps from a pristine beach and various entertainments. We're all not really sure how this overseas landlord thing is going to work out, but we're getting a teeny bit excited by the possibilities.
Old photos found among her things
We went through literally hundreds upon hundreds of photographs in my mom's house this last week. Some of them I snapped with my camera, wanting them to be immediately accessible, not lost once more in envelopes, albums, random piles. Here are a few.
My brother and me
Four of the six sisters, cruising in Alaska
When we met
Son, fishing
Daughter, fishing
Grandson, beloved
Granddaughter, beloved
The next two photos were taken at the airport in Jamaica when Aunt Winnie (far left) was returning to New York after spending the summer with us. In those days numerous family members would turn out for your send off, standing in a cluster on the gallery and waving until the plane was out of sight. I am the chubby girl in the pink plaid dress in the center of the group, biting my nails in the first picture, anything but graceful. My brother, the thin bespectacled boy beside me, has his dukes up, as he did in all photos from that time. We were, I think, 10 and 11 years old. I am sure my mother (in red dress) told me to stand properly for the second photo, admonishing me to put my legs together and stop biting my nails. Look how perfectly I complied. But really, the girl I recognize is the one in the first photo. She is, to my eye now, awkward in her skin but appealingly full of attitude.
My husband and I arrived home last night after a week in St. Lucia with my brother. We spent the days fielding estimates from contractors, upholsterers, stagers and real estate agents, all in the name of getting my mother's house ready to be rented. The whole roof of the house will need to be replaced, the bathrooms refurbished, the wall paper removed, the carpeting in the bedrooms pulled up and replaced with tiles, the furniture reupholstered, everything plastered and painted anew, then arranged and staged for rental.
The packing up of our parents personal effects wasn't nearly so wrenching as I imagined it would be. And of course, my brother was there, and he likes to mix in the fun. So in the evenings after the work was done, we'd head out to the strip for dinner, or karaoke, or drinks at the hotel around the corner where we'd sit beachside sipping margaritas or amaretto sours as we checked our messages on their internet. I was glad my husband was there with me. He and my brother get along famously, full of banter and joking. It made the task at hand less arduous, much more of a communion. Some nights, exhausted from the day's labor, I would send the men off on their own and gratefully climb into bed with my book, relishing the expansive comfort of my mother's house before the coming changes.
Going through our parents papers and photographs and artifacts felt more like an honoring of the two who raised us, a peek behind the curtain of what we knew of them. There were some surprises, chief among them my mother's extraordinary stamp collection, dating back to her childhood, with pristine first day covers and correspondence with people from all corners of the globe, old stamps affixed to the envelopes, presentation albums from places as far flung as New Zealand and Cameroon, and as close to home as Jamaica and St. Kitts, and we didn't even know she was a collector, let alone an ardent one her whole life!
Finding these tiny treasures everywhere, in boxes labeled in my father's distinctive hand, in envelopes tucked in drawers for later sorting, or carefully put away in cabinets, we were confused. Who was the collector, we initially wondered, our father or our mother? And how was it they had never mentioned what was clearly an enduring passion. I called my mom, who confirmed she was indeed the collector. She almost cried when she understood that we had not tossed her stamps, that we recognized the loving hand that had curated them, and were gathering them together for safekeeping. My mother, speaking to us from Jamaica said, "I sat here worrying that you would find these things and not recognize their value. It eases my heart, you have no idea how, to know my stamps will continue to be loved. I am glad now that I never gave or sold them away."
There was one red album, among all the albums, that I recognized as mine from when I was 10 or 11 years old, the stamps lined up in so painstaking a manner I could see my OCD had been present even then. How was it, during the brief time I collected stamps of my own, that my mother never mentioned her own passion. Now that I was asking, she began telling me stories of walking to the post office in the rain as a child and counting out her saved pennies for a new first day cover. Come to think of it, my mother's first job was as a post mistress in Spanish Town. It makes sense now. That was where my father met her when he was working as a clerk of the courts there.
It was in such small ways that this week of sorting and tossing and keeping and cherishing filled in the details of my parents' life together. It was sacred work, in the end, and it brought my brother and me closer than ever, both of us so completely aware of the privilege of having been parented by these two souls. 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WWE Royal Rumble Nets $7.7 Million Live Gate, Viewership Up From Last Year
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WWE has announced that this year’s Royal Rumble event had a live gate of $7.7 million, the largest in the history of the event. That’s up 57% from the previous record, $4.9 million in 2017. The show was up 52% in viewership on Peacock from last year, the previous record. Merchandise sales were up 135% from the 2022 record. Sponsorship was up nearly 200% from last year. The company issued the following press release:
WWE® SMASHES ALL-TIME GATE & VIEWERSHIP RECORDS AT ROYAL RUMBLE®
STAMFORD, Conn., January 30, 2023 – WWE® (NYSE: WWE) today announced that the 2023 Royal Rumble, which emanated from the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas, became WWE’s highest-grossing and most-viewed Royal Rumble in company history.
The event set a new all-time gate record at more than $7.7 million, far surpassing the previous Royal Rumble high in 2017 by more than 50 percent. Viewership of the event saw a 52 percent increase versus the previous record set in 2022.
In addition, the 2023 Royal Rumble broke all-time venue merchandise and sponsorship records. Merchandise sales were up 135 percent versus the record set in 2022. Royal Rumble sponsorship revenue was up nearly 200 percent versus 2022 and featured the first-ever sponsored match (MTN DEW PITCH BLACK) and sponsored countdown clock (Applebee’s).
On social, the Roman Reigns-Sami Zayn videos generated 20 million-plus views across all WWE platforms and became the most-viewed WWE clip of 2023. Additional highlights include Logan Paul and Ricochet’s high-flying collision which amassed 26.5 million views across WWE and Paul’s platforms, and the launch of Reigns’ TikTok account which netted 100K followers in the first 24 hours.
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Free Curriculum and Ready-to-Go Program Offered in 2019 4-H Inservice
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4J's Group - THE CONTENT POOL
The 4J's Group Blog featuring, thoughts and observations on the many facets of Content Strategy.
A Tale of Two Cities (and Conferences)
It is the best of times, it is the worst of times*. Or at least that's the impression about the state of the content development industry that came across during two different publishing conferences I have attended in the last few weeks. Hosted in two cities that couldn't have been more diverse, Palm Springs, CA and Austin, TX, the conferences were opposite reflections of their locations.
Palm Springs CA can perhaps be summed up by the fact that the city's greatest attraction appears to be an aging vaudeville theater that boasts that it is home to the World's oldest chorus line! This, the city not the theater chorus line, was the venue for the 2012 Intelligent Content Conference (ICC12), a vibrant well programmed exchange of ideas that drew attendees from various aspects of the enterprise content development world, especially from service information, business process, and marketing; along with new technology practitioners, leading consultants, and content strategists. This group understood that the real value of the new publishing model was in the content itself (hence the title of the conference.)
The underlying feeling coming away from this conference was that the attendees thought that this was indeed the "best of times" to be in content development. The biggest revolution in content development and delivery since the invention of the printing press is opening up an incalculable number of opportunities to redefine both the business model, and the way we tell our stories and interact with those who consume them.
Austin, TX on the opening day of the annual SXSW Interactive conference gives off that same vibe of excitement and opportunity as leading thinkers, futurists, innovators, and entrepreneurs descend on the Texas capital to discuss the future of the web. Part of this year's opening day events included a one-day mini-conference based on O'Reilly's Tools of Change (TOC) annual publishing industry get together in New York. As expected the majority of attendees where from the worlds of traditional book and magazine publishing. The contrast between this crowd and the attendees at Intelligent Content, and the larger SXSW crowd, couldn't have been more marked. The underlying vibe that I picked up at the TOC day was one of confusion, and even panic.
The first speaker, mobile designer Josh Clark, provided one of the best summaries on how to approach the new publishing paradigm when he said that "Your product is called content, everything else is a container." He also went on to say that "Mobile isn't about Apps. An App isn't a strategy." Yet nearly every other speaker, and question from the audience, ignored this great advice. The focus of most conversations was firmly on the delivery process and medium, not about the thing actually being delivered, the content. And during the sessions I was at I never heard a single word about how to add value to the content by making it intelligent
My feeling was that most of the TOC audience this is "the worst of times," as things are changing too fast to understand, and the traditional business model no longer works.
And that's where I believe the disconnect between these two groups originates - with the business model.
In the corporate world the development of content is a key part of any business process (In fact in THE CONTENT POOL book I put forward that it is THE key component), and that while it may not always be recognized as such, it is generally developed irrespective of the delivery platform. Yes particular platforms may be specified, but they are more a matter of convenience and familiarity than an integral part of the company's overall business model. The value to the organization is implicitly in the content, not the delivery model.
In traditional publishing, no matter what lip service is paid to content, it is the delivery mechanism that provides the value. The business model of traditional publishing is built around the infrastructure and process to move pieces of paper from the printer, to the warehouse, to the retail outlet, and eventually into your hands as a consumer. It is only you, as a consumer, who then derives any value from what was on that paper - the content.
While the corporate world sees new delivery models as an opportunity to provide more and more intelligent content, traditional publishing sees it as a disruptive event to a centuries old infrastructure.
The best of times; the worst of times.
* With apologies to Charles Dickens for the paraphrasing. - "A Tale of Two Cities" was originally published concurrently in two separate formats - In the weekly magazine All Year Round without illustrations , and in collected monthly installments with illustrations by regular Dickens artist Halbot Browne (from which the illustration at the top of this post is taken.) Dickens was a master of realizing the value of his content over format often publishing new works in various formats and platforms to reach the widest possible audience, before eventually publishing the full work as a novel.
If he were around today, I'm sure he would be one of the pioneers of digital publishing.
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Labels: conferences, content, content delivery, publishing
Silo? What Silo?
Information Silos. I often talk about them, and I hear people talk about them all the time.
"We need to break down the walls between functions and departments. We need other people to share their information and content with us."
A sentiment I heard expressed at a conference recently by the representative of a large engineering company.
Yet two days later when it was suggested that the design engineers in her company should be given web based authoring tools so that they could write the basic information needed for a technical procedure, her immediate response was "No way! I'll never let engineers write technical procedures. That's the technical authors' job."
Sounds like creating silos to me. Don't expect others to share and collaborate if you're not intending to do the same.
Getting others to break down their information and process silos means you have to do it first.
Posted by Alan J. Porter at 5:22 PM No comments:
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Alan J. Porter
Austin, TX, United States
Industry leading Content Strategist specializing in helping companies and organizations recognize and leverage their largest hidden asset, their content. I have 20 plus years experience in corporate communications, marketing, and content development in both the UK and the USA. Often seen as a catalyst for change with a strong track record in developing new ideas, embracing emerging technologies, and introducing operational improvements. I have also been involved in the development and adoption of various industry standards, and am a regular speaker at industry conferences. Also a published author with several books, comics, and magazine articles.
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Judge in Scooter Libby, Sibel Edmonds cases is redacted in action
Dec. 17, 2005:
By Bill Conroy
(Published originally on Sat Dec 17th, 2005 at 06:14:22 PM EST at
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What do two of the biggest national-security news stories of the century — the Valerie Plame leak scandal and the legal case of FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds — have in common?
They both are being presided over by the same federal judge in the District of Colombia, Reggie Walton, a Bush appointee to the federal court and a man who appears to have a few well-kept secrets of his own.
All federal judges are required under ethics rules to file what is known as “financial disclosure reports.”
The disclosure statement filed by Walton, which was obtained through the dogged efforts of a conservative watchdog group called Judicial Watch, is curious in what it does not reveal. Remember, this judge is arguably handling two of the most sensitive and potentially far-reaching challenges to the free press and the public’s right to know of our times.
In the Plamegate case, a top White House aid, Scooter Libby, has already been indicted and additional indictments may be forthcoming (Karl Rove?). In addition, a bevy of insider journalists in the media-center establishment have been subpoenaed to testify in the case, and one, New York Times reporter Judith Miller, has already done jail time for her initial refusal to identify her sources on the story.
Edmonds was fired from her job as an FBI translator after blowing the whistle on alleged espionage being carried out by a fellow FBI employee. She was prevented from pursuing a whistleblower retaliation lawsuit filed in 2002 (based on alleged violations of her civil rights) because of the state-secrets privilege claim, a claim upheld by Judge Walton. That claim essentially shut down her ability to present evidence in the case under the smokescreen that it would jeopardize national security.
An appeal in the Edmonds case was recently rejected by the U.S. Supreme Court. She now has a separate case pending in federal court in Washington, D.C. Ironically, in both cases, Judge Walton was randomly assigned to hear her complaints at the District Court level. Walton also has randomly been assigned to hear the Plamegate case involving Libby, Vice President Dick Cheney’s former chief of staff.
So given the high-stakes poker being played in both these cases, one civil and one criminal, why has no one in the establishment press bothered to ask what is contained in Judge Walton’s financial disclosure statement? After all, his investments and financial backers would be of keen interest in gauging his ability to hear these cases in an unbiased manner, right?
We already know that Walton has been a Bush-team insider for years. He grew up on the hardscrabble side of life in a steel town in Pennsylvania, and by his own admission was arrested three times as a teenager and even witnessed a stabbing while participating in a street fight. After beating the odds and making it through law school, he rose quickly in the Washington legal establishment, earning an appointment from former President Reagan to a District of Colombia Superior Court judgeship. He was later taken under the wing of the self-styled man of virtue William Bennett, serving as a top gun in the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy during Bennett’s tenure there. Then, in 2001, current President Bush appointed him as a federal judge in the District of Columbia.
So it would be natural to suppose that Walton has some loyalty to the Bush administration, but that alone is not proof of bias with respect to the Edmonds and Valerie Plame-related cases.
Still, Edmonds points out that the way Walton landed on her original whistleblower-related case (the one the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear), as well her currently pending case, does seem a bit more than a cosmic coincidence.
“Walton was the original judge on my case (the Supreme Court case), when we filed our case (in District Court in Washington, D.C.) in July 2002,” Edmonds says. “Another judge was assigned to it, then, mysteriously and with no reason, it was transferred to another judge, and then again, a few weeks later, it was transferred to Walton.
“Walton is now assigned to my (new) case, … another random one.”
So Judge Walton seems to be in a critical role in serving as the point man in the federal judicial system for two explosive cases — the Edmonds civil case and Libby’s criminal case — both of which have vast implications for the White House and for the country in general.
So shouldn’t we know who’s buttering Walton’s bread in terms of financial backing? Why have ethics rules mandating such disclosures, if the information is not disclosed in cases, such as these, where the stakes are so high?
Well, it seems, at least according to the only document that Judicial Watch could shake loose in its public-records quest, that Walton doesn’t think so. His financial disclosure statement, the one released for public inspection through Judicial Watch, is completely redacted, every line of it.
Take a look here for yourself.
Now, ask yourself, why would that be, and what might lurk in the shadows of Judge Walton’s fiscal closet? If there nothing to hide, then there is nothing to lose by shedding some light on the retractions, is there?
But let’s not jump to conclusions. It’s probably all fine — just a safety precaution, as the following excerpt from a 2004 Government Accountability Office report explains:
“The Ethics in Government Act requires judges and other federal officials to file financial disclosure reports as a check on conflicts of interest. However, given potential security risks to federal judges, Congress authorized redactions of information that could endanger them. This redaction authority is set to expire at the end of 2005.”
That has to be why the big boys in the media have ignored this issue to date, right? After all, there are some things that take precedence over national security and the outing of covert CIA operatives.
If not, and these redactions do not, in reality, protect Judge Walton”s security, but rather only his dignity, then we have to wonder why our fearless media leaders have been content to graze on other appetizers.
But not to fear, I”m sure if there is cause for alarm, we”ll hear the media-pundit elephants charging through the fields toward this alfalfa patch soon.
In the mean time, let’s keep this whole messy topic between you and me, for now. We wouldn’t want to stir up any disharmony inside the Washington press-corps insiders’ circuit. They’ve got future cocktail parties to attend.
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This will make you think twice before buying ice cream
This video is going viral and making a lot of people angry. Take a look at this woman licking a container of Blue Bell ice cream and then returning it to the store shelf for someone to buy. Blue Bell says they are working with police to find the person on the video and says this type of behavior will not be tolerated. | 2023-14/0037/en_head.json.gz/13626 | {"url": "https://939litefm.iheart.com/featured/robin-rock/content/2019-07-02-this-will-make-you-think-twice-before-buying-ice-cream/", "partition": "head_middle", "language": "en", "source_domain": "939litefm.iheart.com", "date_download": "2023-03-20T09:40:40Z", "digest": "sha1:2EVROK7A66RQ46HXV3XP2FHMRGDCFJM3"} | {"ccnet_length": [[0, 374, 374.0]], "ccnet_original_length": [[0, 374, 1926.0]], "ccnet_nlines": [[0, 374, 2.0]], "ccnet_original_nlines": [[0, 374, 64.0]], "ccnet_language_score": [[0, 374, 0.97]], "ccnet_perplexity": [[0, 374, 244.1]], "ccnet_bucket": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_curly_bracket": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_ldnoobw_words": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_lorem_ipsum": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_stop_word_fraction": [[0, 374, 0.51315789]], "rps_doc_ut1_blacklist": [[0, 374, null]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_10grams": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_5grams": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_6grams": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_7grams": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_8grams": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_dupe_9grams": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_2gram": [[0, 374, 0.05351171]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_3gram": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_chars_top_4gram": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_all_caps_words": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_lines_end_with_ellipsis": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_frac_no_alph_words": [[0, 374, 0.03947368]], "rps_doc_frac_unique_words": [[0, 374, 0.7260274]], "rps_doc_mean_word_length": [[0, 374, 4.09589041]], "rps_doc_symbol_to_word_ratio": [[0, 374, 0.0]], "rps_doc_unigram_entropy": [[0, 374, 3.85582352]], "rps_doc_word_count": [[0, 374, 73.0]], "rps_lines_ending_with_terminal_punctution_mark": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 374, 1.0]], "rps_lines_javascript_counts": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 374, 0.0]], "rps_lines_num_words": [[0, 55, 10.0], [55, 374, 63.0]], "rps_lines_numerical_chars_fraction": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 374, 0.0]], "rps_lines_start_with_bulletpoint": [[0, 55, 0.0], [55, 374, 0.0]], "rps_lines_uppercase_letter_fraction": [[0, 55, 0.01818182], [55, 374, 0.01880878]], "rps_doc_ml_palm_score": [[0, 374, 0.44614792]], "rps_doc_ml_wikipedia_score": [[0, 374, null]], "rps_doc_ml_wikiref_score": [[0, 374, 0.01255012]], "rps_doc_books_importance": [[0, 374, -23.32278139]], "rps_doc_openwebtext_importance": [[0, 374, 0.88344109]], "rps_doc_wikipedia_importance": [[0, 374, -33.06478296]], "rps_doc_num_sentences": [[0, 374, 3.0]]} |
Gov. Little ‘Looks to the Future’ in Upbeat First State of the State Address
BOISE, Idaho (KLIX) – Gov. Brad Little gave his first State of the State address Monday, telling legislators that he did not join them to “reminisce about Idaho’s past, but to look to our future." He also said education will be the top priority of his administration.
Little briefly thanked former Gov. C.L. “Butch” Otter and others in attendance at the capitol for their service, saying that he stands “on the shoulders of great men and women who have mentored me along my way.”
The 33rd governor of Idaho, fulfilling perhaps his first promise – to look to the future – then continued with forward-thinking remarks:
“As Governor, I will seek to reflect our shared Idaho values and aspirations,” he said, kicking off this year's legislative session. “This means making decisions through one lens: the lens of ensuring the best possible opportunities for us, our children and grandchildren to remain in Idaho and enjoy our unparalleled quality of life.”
On his agenda to help make that happen, he said, are tackling the state’s “regulatory and tax environment,” establishing better paying jobs, ensuring “world-class schools,” and “delivering accessible and affordable healthcare” – all lofty ambitions for a first-time governor, though Little seemed unfazed in his speech, promising to make government under his administration “responsive, transparent, and accountable.”
Little also wasn’t shy about praising the Gem State, noting that Idaho “delivered one of the largest tax cuts in state history,” and said his “budget recommendation will balance our books and fulfill important promises.”
One of his recommendations is to raise teacher starting pay to $40,000, he said. He wants more than $100 million in new money go toward education out of a $3.89 billion budget, and recommends that Idaho double its literacy program funding to $26 million.
Democratic leaders responded to Little’s speech with optimism about the new governor.
“With Gov. Little comes an opportunity for a fresh start that Idaho needs,” said Democratic Leader Sen. Michelle Stennett. “He has the ability to correct past mistakes and ensure a better quality of life for Idahoans.”
She said her party expects “this new administration to advocate for more responsible fiscal policy that will give relief to all Idahoans,” and stressed the importance of education. “We know that education and jobs go hand-in-hand. If you are weak on education, you are weak on jobs and opportunity.”
House Democratic Leader Rep. Mat Erpelding said Idaho democrats “look forward to finding bipartisan solutions to our state’s challenges.”
He continued: “Our core values of ensuring the security of our families, providing quality educational opportunities to our children, and protecting our quality of life provide a guide that will help us work with the new administration to benefit all Idahoans.”
Erpelding said he believes implementing Medicaid Expansion should be the “number one priority.”
Little did talk about Medicaid in his speech, noting that 60 percent of Idaho voters in the last election were in favor of expansion efforts.
“For months I made it clear I would honor the will of the people. I intend to work with you to implement Medicaid expansion using an Idaho approach,” the governor said, but also hinting at a broader effort to healthcare coverage. “While making health care available to low-income individuals we should also do what we can to make affordable, accessible, quality health care available to all Idahoans.”
Other topics of the speech were the state’s agriculture – the governor said the industry “remains the backbone of Idaho’s rural economy” – occupational licensing, and transportation issues.
Little also spoke of Idaho's justice system, saying he wants to add 220 beds to some of the state’s corrections facilities, which would include expanding capacity at the St. Anthony Work Camp and opening a community re-entry center in northern Idaho. The governor said he also plans to issue an executive order on substance abuse.
“Our state is on an incredible trajectory,” Little said with optimism during his speech. “With your help, I intend to lead us to the next level.”
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Selected Papers of #AoIR2021:
The 22nd Annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers
Virtual Event / 13-16 Oct 2021
Suggested Citation (APA): Baasanjav, U. (2021, October). Mongolia’s Independent Internet?. Paper presented at AoIR 2021: The 22nd Annual Conference of the Association of Internet Researchers. Virtual Event: AoIR. Retrieved from http://spir.aoir.org.
MONGOLIA’S INDEPENDENT INTERNET?
Undrah Baasanjav
Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Introduction
AOIR 2021 conference theme “independence” of the internet provides an opportunity to reevaluate internet development in the global south by applying theories of
“informational capitalism” (Castells, 2000; Schiller, 2000) and “surveillance capitalism”
(Suboff, 2019) and by bringing in the empirical research of the last 25 years.
In 1996, the first gateway to the internet was established in Mongolia with the support of the “butter fund” of 200,000 American dollars, which sold tons of butter donated by the U.S. Agriculture Department. Then the American Ambassador Donald C. Johnson said:
“Mongolia has a way of communicating with the outside world that does not involve relaying information through its two large neighbors, China and Russia” (Corcoran, 1996). The internet, mobile phones and other information and communication
technology (ICT) are often seen as modernizing agents inevitably bringing benefits to developing countries.
By employing theories of information society and digital capitalism, I pose the following questions:
• How does informational capitalism interact with the Mongolian nomadic culture and the communist past? and
• What are some benefits and pitfalls of the development of communication technology, the internet, and social media in Mongolia? and
• What legal challenges does the Mongolian legal system face in relation to online speech and privacy-related controversies and how does it address them?
Development of ICT and Major Milestones
This paper traces the history of ICT development in Mongolia, a 30-year-old democracy in the Central Asian steppe. Over the last couple of decades, Mongolia has dramatically increased ICT access for its small population of 3.2 million. The number of users of mobile phones reached 3.8 million, the Internet 2.91 million, and Facebook 2.1 million
respectively in 2020.1 These technologies created in the United States rapidly spread to the world concurring with the deregulation policies throughout the world and the collapse of the Soviet Bloc. The public’s use of communication technology was also increased partially thanks to the mining boom in Mongolia, which tripled the economy and lured in big multinational companies. Foreign capital investment also spilled over to informational acceleration.
The major milestones of (ICT) development in Mongolia were greatly influenced by the Soviets during the socialist time and foreign capital and international politics during the post-communist eras. During the socialist time from 1921 to 1990, information
technology development was greatly influenced by the cybernetics developments in the Soviet Bloc. In the 1960-1970’s, when the Defense Department’s Advanced Research Project Agency launched ARPANET, the Soviets were also working on their own informational network such as OGAS and ESS. Mongolia’s National Statistics Office (NSO) in the 1970’s created the National Computing Center (NCC) and started to tabulate census data, registration of land resource, and livestock headcounts using mini-computer Minsk-32 and ES-1040, a German analog of the American IBM 360 supercomputer. In 1982, the NSO started the first ever international information exchange with the Soviet bloc. In 1991 the NSO started networked collection and processing of internal statistical information from the provinces (NSO, n.d.).
Mongolia’s ICT development started to diverge from soviet practices with the start of the production of first personal computers. In 1984 NSO engineers created “Och,” the first personal computer based on Intel microprocessor (Oyunbayar, n.d.). This invention led to the production of Mongolian produced personal computers MONEL starting in 1986, but the company could not continue long facing the flood of less-expensive imported computers from China and East Asia during the collapse of the socialist economy.
Then the establishment of the Internet 1996 by DataCom and NSF’s support signaled to Mongolians the privatized nature of the internet. Because the internet arrived in
Mongolia late following the popularity of the world wide web (WWW), email and the web became the most popular internet applications. Many Mongolians are not familiar with discussion forums, bulletin board system or BBS that fostered big audiences discussing various issues until the recent takeover of online public spheres by social media like Facebook and Twitter.
Prices for internet services remained high in Mongolia until mobile phone operators including MobiCom and Skytel, joint ventures with Japanese Sumitomo and South Korean Telecom, started to provide data packages. Around 2007-2011, partially owing to the mining boom in Mongolia and partially to prepaid card services with SIM
(subscriber identification module), the number of mobile phones surpassed the total population of the country. The privatized and liberalized mobile services increased access to the internet, while at the same time exacerbated the divide between better-off urban customers and poor groups in the countryside. With this, Mongolian identity also divides between the urban elites who strive for a cosmopolitan and information society and the people of the nomadic agriculture and mining communities in the countryside.
1 CRC (2020). Accessed from crc.gov.mn
Social Media and Defamation
Many Mongolians, who often equate the internet with social media, believe in the inevitable benefits of social media and think that their personal information is irrelevant to Facebook because of their language differences. Commercial platforms like
Facebook are “radically indifferent” (Zuboff, 2019) to the social and cultural needs of people in general, especially of those in developing countries. Criticized for its facilitation of the media-incited offline violence and genocide in Myanmar and the
Philippines (Stevenson, 2018), a Facebook representative visited Mongolia in 2019 and started to collaborate with local authorities to alleviate the spread of rampant
mis/disinformation.
In 2020, the Parliament included the spread of falsehood on social media in Article 13.14 of the Criminal Code. Article 13.14 in the Criminal Code states that a person who disseminates “false information injuring another person’s character and professional reputation” will be fined for MNT 450,000 - 1,300,000 (around US$ 157-456) or will be subjected to the 240-720 hours of community service or will have travel privileges taken away for 1-3 months. In 2020, 590 charges were filed for the distribution of false
information related to the political libel, Covid-19 pandemic, and other defamatory statements. In September of 2020, the Police added a new unit designated to fight against the distribution of “blatant lies” on social media. Even though the numbers of cases involving media were relatively low in 2020, the plaintiffs suing journalists and media were state entities and public figures charging them with a lower than “actual malice” threshold. The terms related to misinformation, disinformation, internet
defamation, or factual inaccuracies are not defined clearly in the Criminal Codes. This omission or muddying has led to legal interpretations that leave room for practices benefitted law makers and public figures especially during the election year of 2020.
This situation creates a “chilling effect” on journalists and media organizations stifling dissent and political criticism against state organizations and public figures.
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Manteno High School, Manteno Magic
All 40 singer/dancers, 13 combo members, and 6 support crew members participate in at least one performing ensemble at Manteno High School. This year's Magic show is entitled "Something to Believe In", featuring the songs "Through the Fire and Flames" (with soloist Logan Bertrand), "Kyrie", "I Believe/Belief" (with soloist Natalie Gonzalez), "Believe", "Over the Mountain", and "In My Dreams". This past season, Magic earned many awards including Best Vocals and Best Choreography at different competitions. This year, Magic placed 3rd-Runner Up at the "Crete-Monee Spectacular", 2nd Runner-up at the "Danville Midwest Classic", 4th Runner-up at the "Chicagoland Showcase", 1st Runner-up at the "Watseka Invitational", and won overall Grand Champion at this year's "Herscher Swing and Sing". Every year, Magic has the privilege of hosting their own competition, "The Main Event", which will be held on February 9/10, 2013. Manteno Magic is under the direction of Sean Hoffmann, choreography by Michael Talamonti, and Instrumental direction of Mike Snyder. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNpv0AFoJ50
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Breakthrough imaging technology scans body without excessive radiation
There's a new way to look inside the body without excessive radiation called EOS imaging and it could change lives.
Kate Gordon has high hopes for a career in sports.
"Play soccer for the Olympics, yeah in that category," Kate told Ivanhoe.
Then she found out she had scoliosis.
"Like do I need surgery? What will happen in the future?" Kate said.
Kids like Kate need to get two x-rays a year to monitor their spines until they stop growing. Her mom was concerned about excessive radiation.
"Especially since she hadn't entered her growth spurt yet, they were wanting to follow it closely," Anne Gordon, Kate's mom, said.
That's where this technology comes in.
"It's the biggest development in x-rays since the invention of x-rays," Dr. Suken A. Shah from Nemours Alfred I. Dupont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, DE said.
The EOS imaging system takes a full body scan in minutes and emits up to 90 percent less radiation than a traditional CT scan.
"It might prevent their chance of having a malignancy as an adult," Dr. Shah said.
The machine gives physicians the ability to study Kate's spine in 3-D, allowing them to better treat patients.
"The clarity and the detail is much, much better than we were ever able to see on conventional x-rays. You can see the 3-dimensional deformity where there's a rib hump on this side and there's quite a twist up to the spine and we've been able to eliminate a lot of that with this new instrumentation," Dr. Shah said.
"It's a much better thing for them and it's a huge relief for a parent as well," Anne Gordon said.
And it's helping keep Kate's sports dreams alive.
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Books about Discovery
An orphaned girl's journey of danger and discovery, uncovering secrets of a supernatural world.
In 1878, Tessa Gray arrives from New York City to Southampton on the invitation of her brother, Nate, who has been working in London for the past few years, following the death of their aunt and ... (Wikipedia)
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
by C.S. Lewis
Four siblings embark on an epic journey, discovering a magical kingdom and their destinies.
Narnia… the land beyond the wardrobe door, a secret place frozen in eternal winter, a magical country waiting to be set free. Lucy is the first to find the secret of the wardrobe in the professor's ... (Goodreads)
Explorers embark on an incredible subterranean adventure, uncovering the secrets of a lost world.
Designed to appeal to the book lover, the Macmillan Collector's Library is a series of beautifully bound pocket-sized gift editions of much loved classic titles. Bound in real cloth, printed on high ... (Barnes & Noble)
The Mark of Athena
by Rick Riordan
Heroes travel across the ancient world to save the gods from an ancient evil.
Annabeth is terrified. Just when she's about to be reunited with Percy—after six months of being apart, thanks to Hera—it looks like Camp Jupiter is preparing for war. As Annabeth and her friends ... (Goodreads)
by Christopher Paolini
A young farm boy embarks on a quest to save the world, aided by a mysterious dragon.
A Shade named Durza , along with a group of Urgals, ambushes a party of three elves. They kill two of them, and Durza attempts to steal an egg carried by the remaining female elf, but she uses magic ... (Wikipedia)
State of Wonder
by Ann Patchett
A journey in the Amazon rainforest to find a missing colleague and unlock the secrets of a mysterious drug.
In a narrative replete with poison arrows, devouring snakes, scientific miracles, and spiritual transformations, "State of Wonder" presents a world of stunning surprise and danger, rich in emotional ... (Goodreads)
A spiritual journey of a young man who is stranded in the Pacific Ocean with a Bengal tiger.
Life of Pi is a fantasy adventure novel by Yann Martel published in 2001. The protagonist, Piscine Molitor "Pi" Patel, a Tamil boy from Pondicherry, explores issues of spirituality and practicality ... (Goodreads)
by Philip Pullman
A young girl embarks on a journey to rescue her friend, uncovering a sinister plot along the way.
Lyra is rushing to the cold, far North, where witch clans and armored bears rule. North, where the Gobblers take the children they steal–including her friend Roger. North, where her fearsome uncle ... (Goodreads)
Secrets of the Dragon Sanctuary
by Brandon Mull
A group of four kids travel to a magical world full of dragons to save it from disaster.
Just before Christmas break, Kendra is kidnapped by a member of the Society of the Evening Star and replaced by a Stingbulb (a plant that, once it stings you, will grow into a perfect replica of you, ... (Wikipedia)
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them: The Original Screenplay
A wizarding world adventure, filled with magical creatures and unexpected surprises.
In 1926, British wizard and "magizoologist" Newton "Newt" Scamander arrives in New York City . He encounters Mary Lou Barebone, the non-magical ("No-Maj" or " Muggle ") head of the New Salem ... (Wikipedia)
by L. Frank Baum
A young girl's magical journey through a strange land to find her way home.
Dorothy is a young girl who lives with her Aunt Em , Uncle Henry , and dog, Toto , on a farm on the Kansas prairie. One day, she and Toto are caught up in a cyclone that deposits them and the ... (Wikipedia)
An epic fantasy adventure across the seas, encountering magical creatures and lands.
The two youngest Pevensie children, Lucy and Edmund , are staying with their odious cousin Eustace Scrubb while their older brother, Peter , is studying for an exam with Professor Kirke , and their ... (Wikipedia)
A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail
A humorous account of a man's attempt to hike the Appalachian Trail, reflecting on the beauty and history of the American wilderness.
The book starts with Bryson explaining his curiosity about the Appalachian Trail near his house. He and his old friend Stephen Katz start hiking the trail from Georgia in the South , and stumble in ... (Wikipedia)
by Jon Krakauer
A young man's journey of self-discovery, traveling into the wilderness of Alaska.
Librarian's Note: An alternate cover edition can be found, here, In April, 1992, a young man from a well-to-do family hitchhiked to Alaska and walked alone into the wilderness north of Mt. McKinley. ... (Goodreads)
A fantastical journey of discovery, romance and adventure in a magical world.
On the outskirts of Wall, a small town in rural England, the Faerie Market is held every nine years on the other side of the wall dividing Faerie — a mystical realm of magic — from our world and for ... (Wikipedia)
Every Heart a Doorway
by Seanan McGuire
A portal fantasy exploring the stories of children who have ventured through magical doorways and returned to the mundane world.
Rarely, children may find doorways which transport them to other worlds. As a child, Nancy found a doorway that led her to the land of the dead, based on the story of Persephone and Hades . When she ... (Wikipedia)
by Astrid Lindgren
A young girl’s wild adventures, full of imagination and mischief.
Tommy and his sister Annika have a new neighbor, and her name is Pippi Longstocking. She has crazy red pigtails, no parents to tell her what to do, a horse that lives on her porch, and a flair for ... (Goodreads)
Magician: Apprentice
by Raymond E. Feist
A young boy's journey to becoming a master sorcerer, encountering magical creatures and powerful forces along the way.
In the twelfth year of the reign of Rodric the Fourth, an orphaned kitchen boy named Pug is made an apprentice magician to the magician Kulgan in Crydee . A struggling student of magic , he rises to ... (Wikipedia)
Murder at the Vicarage
by Agatha Christie
A seemingly peaceful English village is shaken when its vicar is murdered.
The novel is narrated by Rev. Leonard Clement, the vicar of St. Mary Mead, who lives with his much younger wife Griselda and their nephew Dennis. Colonel Lucius Protheroe, Clement's churchwarden , is ... (Wikipedia)
Moral Dilemmas
From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
by E.L. Konigsburg
Two adventurous children who run away from home and hide in New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.
When suburban Claudia Kincaid decides to run away, she knows she doesn’t just want to run from somewhere, she wants to run to somewhere — to a place that is comfortable, beautiful, and, preferably, ... (Goodreads)
The Sea of Monsters
A fantastical adventure across the Greek gods' realm to save a magical tree.
The novel begins with Percy dreaming about Grover being hunted by a monster. He wakes on the last day of his 7th grade year, a peaceful year at Meriwether College Prep. There he has become friends ... (Wikipedia)
The Ocean at the End of the Lane
A man returns to his childhood home, uncovering secrets of a magical world and the power of memories.
The book starts with the unnamed protagonist returning to his childhood hometown for a funeral. There he revisits the home in which he and his sister grew up and remembers a young girl named Lettie ... (Wikipedia)
An epic journey through time and space, exploring the origins of Narnia and discovering its wondrous inhabitants.
The story begins in London during the summer of 1900. Two children, Digory and Polly , meet while playing in the adjacent gardens of a row of terraced houses . They decide to explore the attic ... (Wikipedia)
The Subtle Knife
A young boy embarks on a journey through multiple worlds to unlock the mysteries of the multiverse.
Twelve-year-old Will Parry lives in Oxford , where he cares for his mother who has mental health problems. After accidentally killing an intruder, Will escapes via a portal into another world and ... (Wikipedia)
Dr. Seuss's Green Eggs and Ham: For Soprano, Boy Soprano, and Orchestra
by Robert Kapilow
A musical adaptation of the beloved Dr. Seuss story, telling the tale of the reluctant Sam-I-am.
Note: This book is for the, Musical Study Score,. For the original Dr. Seuss story, see: Green Eggs with Ham (1988) . A children's classic, now available in this version for Soprano, Boy Soprano and ... (Goodreads)
The Fifth Elephant
An unlikely hero embarks on a madcap mission, uncovering sinister secrets along the way.
The Ankh-Morpork City Watch is expanding; there is now a Traffic department with traffic cameras implemented using iconograph technomancy and a wheel clamping team, and the clacks are beginning to ... (Wikipedia)
by Eric Carle
A caterpillar's journey of growth and transformation to becoming a butterfly.
THE all-time classic story, from generation to generation, sold somewhere in the world every 30 seconds! Have you shared it with a child or grandchild in your life? One sunny Sunday, the caterpillar ... (Goodreads)
Daughter of Smoke & Bone
by Laini Taylor
A young woman discovers a secret world of angels, monsters, and a destiny she never knew was hers.
Karou, a 17-year-old art student living in Prague , goes about her daily life attending classes and hanging out with her best friend Zuzana, while simultaneously trying to evade her ex-boyfriend ... (Wikipedia)
Oathbringer
Epic fantasy tale of a world on the brink of destruction and the heroes trying to save it.
In Oathbringer , the third volume of the New York Times bestselling Stormlight Archive, humanity faces a new Desolation with the return of the Voidbringers, a foe with numbers as great as their ... (Goodreads)
by Dan Brown
An exploration of secret societies and history, uncovering dark secrets of the past.
Edmond Kirsch, a billionaire philanthropist, computer scientist and futurist , as well as a strident atheist , attends a meeting in Catalonia ( Spain ) with Roman Catholic Bishop Antonio Valdespino, ... (Wikipedia)
by Madeleine L'Engle
A science-fantasy journey across space and time, seeking to save the universe from evil forces.
One night, thirteen-year-old Meg Murry meets an eccentric new neighbor, Mrs. Whatsit, who refers to something called a tesseract . She later finds out it is a scientific concept her father was ... (Wikipedia)
by Benjamin Alire Sáenz
Two teenage boys explore friendship, identity, and family, with unexpected results.
The book is divided into six sections. In each part we see the two main characters, Aristotle and Dante, discovering more about themselves, more Aristotle than Dante. 15-year-old Aristotle "Ari" ... (Wikipedia)
Stellaluna
by Janell Cannon
A young bat's journey of self-discovery, learning to navigate the world while embracing her true identity.
In a forest far away, a mother fruit bat has a new baby, and names her, Stellaluna. One night, an owl attacks the bats, knocking Stellaluna out of her mother's embrace, and she falls into the forest ... (Wikipedia)
Since You've Been Gone
by Morgan Matson
A young girl embarks on an adventure of self-discovery, learning to open her heart to the possibilities of the world.
It was Sloane who yanked Emily out of her shell and made life 100% interesting. But right before what should have been the most epic summer, Sloane just…disappears. All she leaves behind is a to-do ... (Goodreads)
Saga, Volume 3
A family's epic adventure of survival in a dangerous and unpredictable universe.
The Eisner, Harvey, and Hugo Award-winning phenomenon continues, as new parents Marko and Alana travel to an alien world to visit their hero, while the family's pursuers finally close in on their ... (Barnes & Noble)
A re-imagining of the classic story of Little Red Riding Hood set in a futuristic world.
Scarlet Benoit is a young girl living on her grandmother's farm in Rieux, France. Her grandmother has gone missing for many weeks and Scarlet is sure that she has been kidnapped rather than left on ... (Wikipedia)
The Name of the Wind
A young man's journey from humble beginnings to become a powerful wizard.
The Kingkiller Chronicle takes place in the fictional world of Temerant, a large continent of which the known part, called the Four Corners of Civilization, is divided into several distinct nations ... (Wikipedia)
Elantris
Epic fantasy tale of a cursed city and its inhabitants’ struggles to restore its former glory.
Elantris was once a place of magic, and the immortal Elantrians were gods in the eyes of people, with the divine ability to create and heal with a mere wave of a hand. Anyone in Arelon had the ... (Wikipedia)
Ptolemy's Gate
by Jonathan Stroud
A young magician's quest to confront an ancient evil and restore balance to the magical world.
The British Empire is falling apart. Many commoners are unhappy with the current government, though none of the commoners claim responsibility for the status quo. The magician's demons are being ... (Wikipedia)
A young woman discovers her true strength and identity as she embarks on a dangerous journey to save her kingdom.
The seductive and stunning #1, New York Times, bestselling sequel to Sarah J. Maas’s spellbinding, A Court of Thorns and Roses,. Feyre has undergone more trials than one human woman can carry in her ... (Goodreads)
A young boy's journey down the Mississippi River, exploring morality, freedom, and friendship.
The story begins in fictional St. Petersburg, Missouri (based on the actual town of Hannibal, Missouri ), on the shore of the Mississippi River "forty to fifty years ago" (the novel having been ... (Wikipedia)
The Black Cauldron
by Lloyd Alexander
A magical quest to find the mysterious Black Cauldron and save the world from destruction.
More than a year after the defeat of Arawn Death-Lord's army and death of his warlord the Horned King , , Prince Gwydion calls allies to a council hosted by Dallben , one of Taran 's guardians. Men ... (Wikipedia)
The Phantom Tollbooth
by Norton Juster
A whimsical adventure through a magical land, searching for a way out of the boredom of everyday life.
Milo is a boy bored by the world around him; every activity seems a waste of time. He arrives home from another boring day at school to find a mysterious package. Among its contents are a small ... (Wikipedia)
by Eoin Colfer
An adventurous group of teens travel to a mysterious island to unravel its secrets.
In Barcelona , Spain, Artemis Fowl II and Butler, his bodyguard, wait for a demon . They suddenly encounter a demon who transports Artemis through time. Before Artemis is lost in time, Butler is able ... (Wikipedia)
The Time Paradox
A time-traveling adventure to save the universe from destruction.
Angeline Fowl, Artemis Fowl's mother contracts a debilitating disease, which Artemis worsens by trying to use magic. Artemis desperately contacts Captain Holly Short and No. 1 , in hopes that they ... (Wikipedia)
Witches Abroad
A group of witches embark on a magical quest to stop an evil fairy tale.
Following the death of the witch Desiderata Hollow, Magrat Garlick is sent her magic wand, for Desiderata was not only a witch, but also a fairy godmother . Having given the wand to Magrat, she ... (Wikipedia)
The Snowy Day
by Ezra Jack Keats
A young boy's joyous exploration of the world on a winter's day.
Peter, The Snowy Day's protagonist, wakes up to the season’s first snowfall. In his bright red snowsuit, he goes outside and makes footprints and trails through the snow. Peter is too young to join a ... (Wikipedia)
by Hermann Hesse
A young man's spiritual journey towards self-discovery and enlightenment.
Emil Sinclair is a young boy raised in a middle class home, amidst what is described as a Scheinwelt , a play on words meaning "world of light" as well as "world of illusion". Sinclair's entire ... (Wikipedia)
The Talisman
An epic quest to save the world from the forces of darkness.
Jack Sawyer, twelve years old, sets out from Arcadia Beach, New Hampshire in a bid to save his mother, who is dying from cancer , by finding a crystal called "the Talisman." Jack's journey takes him ... (Wikipedia)
Exploring a mysterious African jungle in search of a lost civilization, with a ragtag expedition.
The novel starts in 1979, with an abrupt end to an expedition sent by Earth Resource Technology Services Inc. in the dense rainforests of the Virunga region, in the heart of the Congo , when the team ... (Wikipedia)
The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt's Darkest Journey
by Candice Millard
A daring expedition through the Amazon to uncover the secrets of an uncharted river.
At once an incredible adventure narrative and a penetrating biographical portrait, The River of Doubt is the true story of Theodore Roosevelt’s harrowing exploration of one of the most dangerous ... (Goodreads)
Harold and the Purple Crayon
by Crockett Johnson
A young boy's imaginative journey of creativity and exploration.
The protagonist, Harold, is a curious four-year-old , boy who, with his purple crayon , has the power to create a world of his own simply by drawing it. Harold wants to go for a walk in the ... (Wikipedia)
by Diana Gabaldon
A grand adventure across time and space, filled with romance, danger and mystery.
Voyager opens on the battlefield at Culloden , where Jamie Fraser finds himself gravely wounded and his rival Jack Randall dead. Jamie is carried to a nearby farmhouse where 18 Highland soldiers have ... (Wikipedia)
Blood of Elves
by Andrzej Sapkowski
A young orphan embarks on a quest, struggling to accept their destiny as a Witcher.
About a year before the beginning of the novel (as chronicled in the preceding short story " Much More "), the Empire of Nilfgaard attacks the Kingdom of Cintra. Queen Calanthe, mortally wounded, ... (Wikipedia)
The False Prince
by Jennifer A. Nielsen
A young orphan is chosen to impersonate a long-lost prince in a daring plan to save a kingdom.
In this first book in a remarkable trilogy, an orphan is forced into a twisted game with deadly stakes. Choose to lie...or choose to die. In a discontent kingdom, civil war is brewing. To unify the ... (Barnes & Noble)
I Am Legend and Other Stories
by Richard Matheson
A collection of sci-fi horror stories exploring themes of isolation, fear and the unknown.
Robert Neville appears to be the sole survivor of a pandemic that has killed most of the human population and turned the remainder into " vampires " that largely conform to their stereotypes in ... (Wikipedia)
Wizard and Glass
A journey of love, loss, and horror as a group of misfits face a mysterious enemy in a world of dark magic.
Roland, Eddie, Susannah, Jake, and Jake’s pet bumbler survive Blaine the Mono’s final crash, only to find themselves stranded in an alternate version of Topeka, Kansas, one that has been ravaged by ... (Goodreads)
Lirael
by Garth Nix
An orphan girl discovers her magical powers and embarks on a quest to save her kingdom.
Lirael, the protagonist of the second and third books, is raised as a Clayr, part of a vast family of precognitive women who dwell in a remote glacier within the Old Kingdom. As she lacks the Clayr's ... (Wikipedia)
The Slow Regard of Silent Things
A solitary journey into the depths of a mysterious underground realm.
Deep below the University, there is a dark place. Few people know of it: a broken web of ancient passageways and abandoned rooms. A young woman lives there, tucked among the sprawling tunnels of the ... (Goodreads)
Shadow of Night
by Deborah Harkness
A time-traveling adventure through Elizabethan England, uncovering secrets of the past.
Picking up from A Discovery of Witches’ cliffhanger ending, Shadow of Night takes Diana and Matthew on a trip through time to Elizabethan London, where they are plunged into a world of spies, magic, ... (Goodreads)
by Cornelia Funke
A young girl's journey to uncover the secrets of a magical book, and the power of books to shape our lives.
12-year-old Meggie sees a stranger staring at her outside her window and tells her father, Mortimer (or Mo, as Meggie calls him) about it. Her father invites the stranger in, who introduces himself ... (Wikipedia)
Rise of the Evening Star
A coming-of-age adventure of a teenage girl, who discovers powerful magic and must save her world.
At the end of the school year, Kendra and her brother Seth find themselves racing back to Fablehaven, a refuge for mythical and magical creatures. Grandpa Sorenson, the caretaker, invites three ... (Goodreads)
A tale of magical creatures, secrets, and a grand adventure to save a hidden world.
The series begins as 13-year-old Kendra and 11-year-old Seth Sorenson are traveling to their Grandpa and Grandma Sorenson's house while their parents are away on a 17-day cruise. When they get there, ... (Wikipedia)
A comedic fantasy adventure story of a man who must save the world with the help of magic and unlikely allies.
On the morning of the 30th anniversary of the Glorious Revolution of the Twenty-Fifth of May (and as such the anniversary of the death of John Keel, Vimes' hero and former mentor), Sam Vimes — whose ... (Wikipedia)
by Jeff VanderMeer
A team of four women venture into a mysterious, surreal landscape in search of answers.
A team of four women cross the border into an uninhabited area known as "Area X", an unspecified coastal location that has been closed to the public for three decades. The group consists of a ... (Wikipedia)
Blue Lily, Lily Blue
by Maggie Stiefvater
A magical journey to save a lost kingdom and find one's true identity.
The third installment in the all-new series from the #1 NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author Maggie Stiefvater! Blue Sargent has found things. For the first time in her life, she has friends she can ... (Goodreads)
by Daniel Defoe
A shipwrecked sailor's struggle to survive on an isolated island, and his eventual redemption.
Crusoe (the family name corrupted from the German name "Kreutznaer") set sail from Kingston upon Hull on a sea voyage in August 1651, against the wishes of his parents, who wanted him to pursue a ... (Wikipedia)
A magical journey through a fantastical realm, discovering the power of faith and courage.
Librarian note:, An alternate cover for this edition can be found here:, 2005,. Journeys to the end of the world, fantastic creatures, and epic battles between good and evil—what more could any ... (Goodreads)
A group of scientists travelling through time to save their present.
In Corazon, Dan Baker and his wife are lost and driving through the Northern Arizona desert when they come across a man in his seventies who looks like a priest. They pull over to help him, then take ... (Wikipedia)
Sabriel
A young woman embarks on a quest to save her kingdom from an ancient evil, confronting her own mortality.
The book opens with Sabriel raising a freshly killed rabbit from death. She is a young girl attending Wyverly College, an all-female boarding school in Ancelstierre. An undead creature enters the ... (Wikipedia)
Epic saga of a time-traveling couple navigating the dangers of 18th century Scotland.
Claire, the heroine of Outlander , figures in The Fiery Cross as a reluctant oracle and wife to Jamie Fraser, her 18th-century partner, and faces the politics and turmoil of the forthcoming American ... (Wikipedia)
by Johann David Wyss
A family is shipwrecked on a desert island, using their ingenuity and resourcefulness to survive.
The novel opens with the family in the hold of a sailing ship, weathering a great storm. The ship's crew evacuate without them, and William and Elizabeth and their four children (Fritz, Ernest, Jack ... (Wikipedia)
A journey of magic and science to unlock the secrets of eternal life.
The #1, New York Times, bestselling series finale and sequel to, A Discovery of Witches, and, Shadow of Night, Bringing the magic and suspense of the All Souls Trilogy to a deeply satisfying ... (Goodreads)
Eldest
An epic fantasy adventure, with a young hero struggling to save his kingdom from a dark force.
Darkness falls…despair abounds…evil reigns…Eragon and his dragon, Saphira, have just saved the rebel state from destruction by the mighty forces of King Galbatorix, cruel ruler of the Empire. Now ... (Goodreads)
by Kerstin Gier
A young girl discovers she has the ability to travel through time, and embarks on an adventure to save the world.
Gwyneth Shepherd, a 16-year-old student, feels dizzy for the first time during lunch at her school in London. Not long after, she unintentionally jumps through time while leaving the house. At first, ... (Wikipedia)
The Hammer of Thor
A perilous quest to save the world from a powerful, vengeful god.
The book opens six weeks after the close of the preceding novel,, The Sword of Summer, . Magnus Chase meets with Samirah "Sam" al-Abbas and Otis , one of the god Thor 's two goats , who inform the ... (Wikipedia)
Fullmetal Alchemist, Vol. 1
by Hiromu Arakawa
Two brothers embark on a journey to restore their bodies to their original state using alchemy.
Breaking the laws of nature is a serious crime! In an alchemical ritual gone wrong, Edward Elric lost his arm and his leg, and his brother Alphonse became nothing but a soul in a suit of armor. ... (Goodreads)
In the Heart of the Sea: The Tragedy of the Whaleship Essex
by Nathaniel Philbrick
True account of a whaling ship's disastrous voyage and the survivors' struggle for survival.
"With its huge, scarred head halfway out of the water and its tail beating the ocean into a white-water wake more than forty feet across, the whale approached the ship at twice its original speed - ... (Goodreads)
The Lost City of Z: A Tale of Deadly Obsession in the Amazon
by David Grann
Exploring the mysteries of a long-lost Amazonian civilization and an adventurer's obsessive quest to uncover its secrets.
A grand mystery reaching back centuries. A sensational disappearance that made headlines around the world. A quest for truth that leads to death, madness or disappearance for those who seek to solve ... (Goodreads)
A Darker Shade of Magic
by V.E. Schwab
A thrilling adventure through multiple parallel universes with a mysterious magical force.
Kell is one of the last Antari—magicians with a rare, coveted ability to travel between parallel Londons; Red, Grey, White, and, once upon a time, Black. Kell was raised in Arnes—Red London—and ... (Goodreads)
A combination of magic and science, as characters navigate a dangerous new world.
From #1, New York Times, bestselling author V.E. Schwab "Addictive and immersive,, A Gathering of Shadows, cements this series as a must-read." —,Entertainment Weekly, grade A Four months have passed ... (Barnes & Noble)
Journey of a wildcat struggling to find his place in the world.
Into the Wild follows the integration of a house cat named Rusty into a group of feral cats living in a fictional forest inspired by the real world locales of New Forest , , the woods about Loch ... (Wikipedia)
The Red Pyramid
Young siblings embark on a quest to save the world from a long forgotten evil.
The novel opens with Carter and his father Julius Kane visiting Carter's sister Sadie, who has lived with her maternal grandparents in London since the death of their mother, Ruby Kane . Julius, a ... (Wikipedia)
The Monster at the End of this Book
by Jon Stone
A humorous adventure of a creature trying to stop a book from being read.
Many adults name this book as their favorite Little Golden Book. Generations of kids have interacted with lovable, furry old Grover as he begs the reader not to turn the page—for fear of a monster at ... (Goodreads)
The Hobbit, Part One
by J.R.R. Tolkien
An epic adventure to reclaim a lost kingdom, with a band of misfit dwarves.
Approaching his 111th birthday , the Hobbit Bilbo Baggins begins writing down the full story of his adventure 60 years earlier for the benefit of his cousin Frodo . Long before Bilbo's involvement, ... (Wikipedia)
A group of castaways survive and escape their strange island through ingenuity and exploration.
During the American Civil War , five Northern prisoners of war escape during the Siege of Richmond, Virginia , by hijacking a hydrogen-filled observation balloon. The escapees are Cyrus Smith , a ... (Wikipedia)
One Piece, Volume 1: Romance Dawn
A young pirate's swashbuckling adventure to become the King of the Pirates.
A new shonen sensation in Japan, this series features Monkey D. Luffy, whose main ambition is to become a pirate. Eating the Gum-Gum Fruit gives him strange powers but also invokes the fruit's curse: ... (Goodreads)
by Aprilynne Pike
Teenage girl discovers she is a faerie and embarks on a dangerous journey to save her world.
Laurel Sewell is a 15-year-old girl who has lived her whole life on her family’s land near Orick, California . Her adoptive parents buy a bookstore in Crescent City, California and move the family ... (Wikipedia)
The Stonekeeper
by Kazu Kibuishi
A young boy embarks on a magical journey to rescue his mother who has been kidnapped by an evil force.
Two years after a car accident that killed her husband, Karen has difficulties as a single mother. She and her children, Emily and Navin, move to the old house of Karen's grandfather Silas near San ... (Wikipedia)
Gregor the Overlander
A young boy's heroic quest to save his family and the world of Underland.
Eleven-year-old Gregor is left home alone in his family's New York City apartment to watch his sister and grandmother. When Gregor's baby sister Boots falls through an old air duct grate in the ... (Wikipedia)
Self Sacrifice
Inkspell
A magical sequel to a beloved fantasy novel, with characters journeying between the real and imaginary worlds.
A year has passed, and Meggie now lives with Elinor, Darius and her parents, Mo and Resa. Life is peaceful, but not a day goes by without Meggie thinking of Inkheart and the characters that came to ... (Wikipedia)
Epic fantasy adventure as a young queen fights to reclaim her throne amidst a war-torn kingdom.
Kingdoms collide in Sarah J. Maas's epic fifth installment in the, New York Times, bestselling Throne of Glass series. The long path to the throne has only just begun for Aelin Galathynius. Loyalties ... (Barnes & Noble)
The Demigod Files
A collection of adventures with demigods, exploring the world of Greek mythology.
How do you handle an encounter with Medusa on the New Jersey interstate? What's the best way to take down a minotaur? Become an expert on everything in Percy's world with this must-have guide to the ... (Goodreads)
The Demigod Diaries
Young demigod embarks on an epic quest to prove his worth and save the world from destruction.
What dangers do runaway demigods Luke and Thalia face on their way to Camp Half-Blood? Are Percy and Annabeth up to the task of rescuing stolen goods from a fire-breathing giant who doesn't take ... 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University of Chicago, Enrico Fermi Institute
Program ID: UChicago-Enrico Fermi Institute-FELLOW22 [#22604]
Program Title: Fermi/McCormick/Oehme Postdoctoral Fellow
Program Type: Fellowship or award
Program Location: Chicago, Illinois 60637, United States [map]
Subject Areas: Physics / HEP-Phenomenology (hep-ph), Theoretical Physics, HEP-Experiment (hep-ex), GR-Cosmology (gr-qc), Astrophysics (astro-ph), Particle Astrophysics, Elementary Particle Theory, Particle Physics, Astrophysics Experiment, Astrophysics Theory
Appl Deadline: 2022/11/06 11:59PM
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The Enrico Fermi, Robert R. McCormick, and Mafalda & Reinhard Oehme Postdoctoral Research Fellowships are competitive prize postdoctoral research fellowships intended to attract outstanding early-career scientists to the Enrico Fermi Institute of the University of Chicago.
The initial appointment is for one year, renewable annually, for up to three years. The appointment carries a salary and benefits package comparable to other prize fellowships, with an additional allocation for independent research support. Appointees are given the freedom to work independently or in association with EFI faculty in a research area of common interest. The appointment would be at the internal University rank of Postdoctoral Scholar, which is open only to those individuals who are less than seven years beyond attainment of the Ph.D. degree. Priority will be given to those candidates who received their Ph.D. in 2019 or later. There are no teaching responsibilities associated with this position.
The Enrico Fermi Institute is an interdisciplinary research unit within the Division of Physical Sciences of the University of Chicago. The Institute's activities include the following: string theory and theoretical high-energy physics, experimental high-energy physics, theoretical astrophysics and cosmology, experimental particle astrophysics, infrared and optical astronomy, cosmic microwave background observations, general relativity and gravitational waves, and cosmochemistry.
One application is sufficient to be considered for all Enrico Fermi Institute postdoctoral research fellowships. Candidates will be asked to supply a cover letter, curriculum vitae, bibliography of publications and preprints, and a description of research interests to be pursued at the University. In addition, at least three letters of recommendation will be required.
Candidates who submit completed applications by November 6, 2022 will be given priority consideration. Contact [email protected] with any questions.
The University of Chicago is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity/Disabled/Veterans Employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national or ethnic origin, age, status as an individual with a disability, protected veteran status, genetic information, or other protected classes under the law. For additional information please see the University's Notice of Nondiscrimination. https://www.uchicago.edu/about/non_discrimination_statement/
Job seekers in need of reasonable accommodations to complete the application process should call 773-702-7823 or email [email protected] with their request.
Application Materials Required:
Submit the following items online at this website to complete your application:
Three reference letters (to be submitted online by the reference writers at this site )
And anything else requested in the program description.
Further Info:
http://efi.uchicago.edu/fellowships
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