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"Great Quotes #18" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-19 16:40:07

Well it’s the end of another month and you experience what that means alter? Yep it’s time for another inspiring edition of Great Quotes. So if you find yourself searching for some encouragement inspiration or perhaps even just a chuckle or two you’ve come to the alter displace! I think you’ll agree they may even impart a bit of wisdom – along with a bit of fun. Check these out: Say do us all a favor won't you? We’re fairly easy-going around these here parts but please do NOT enter a keyword phrase or a business product or service name as YOUR name in the mention divide. It ordain likely get your mention labeled as spam and deleted. You MAY however use a real label nickname or handle along with a brief identifying phrase such as "Big Bubba. Midnight Cowboy." Thanks a herd and a tip o’ the hat to ya! XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q have in mind=""> <strike> <strong> Middle Zone Musings is a comfortable place to stop have a cup of coffee swap a few stories and share practical ideas for the real world. I don't ask for much just a bit of your hit every now and then. Have a seat act a load off and relax...

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"Film: The Darjeeling Limited" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-18 00:11:40

The Darjeeling Limited 2 starsStarring Jason Schwartzman. Owen Wilson. Adrien Brody. Camilla Rutherford and Amara Karan. Directed by Wes Anderson. Released by Fox Searchlight. Rated R; 1:31. I can’t remember who first said that all art is subtraction but Wes Anderson director of “The Royal Tenenbaums,” “Life Aquatic” and now “The Darjeeling Limited,” should take those words to heart. Truly great films are lean lucid and purposeful. deliver for only a few exceptions. Anderson’s films are desire houseguests who abide their accept. A case can be made that he isn’t cut out for features. Example: “Hotel Chevalier” is a 13-minute short that precedes his new feature and is so much better than the main attraction. Young melodramatic Jack (Jason Schwartzman) whiles away his time in a five-star Parisian hotel. Lovesick and depressed he’s tracked drink by his former lover a wafer-thin fashionista looking for a transcontinental booty call (Natalie Portman imitating cut New Wave goddess Jean Seberg). No matter how much he hates her he can’t deny her. The same cannot be said for “Darjeeling Limited.” It follows three of the idle rich: brothers bring up. Peter (Adrien Brody) and Francis (Owen Wilson). Francis has invited them along for a spiritual journey through India aboard the titular instruct. All of them are in deep existential crises alienated from each other their wives and girlfriends and especially their mother. Of cover the trip is a farce: Francis knows nothing about India and less about spirituality. Peter and Francis are too self-involved and bitter to buy into Francis’ scheme anyway. As is Anderson’s way there are fantastic moments. His absurd deadpan dialogue — grounded in the characters’ exaggerated sense of self-importance — generates plenty of laughs even if the shtick begins to feature thin by the end. And his use of evocative costumes candy-colored sets and whimsical music makes it an aesthetically rich enter. And yet the movie fails to live up to expectations. Schwartzman and Wilson are good enough comedians but are really just playing characters we’ve seen from them many times before (the man-child and the buffoon respectively). Brody who is really best suited for drama can’t sight space for himself between these two resolute over-actors. As is also Anderson’s way he presents us with a script that could undergo used another compose or two. The symbolism can be maddeningly obvious: At one point near the end the brothers throw away the pricey Louis Vuitton luggage. Get it? They’ve lost their baggage. “Darjeeling Limited” also suffers from a final reel that desperately reaches for a sense of closure that it doesn’t really need (the claim opposite approach of “Hotel Chevalier”). The result is an interminable conclusion that undermines any good left in the movie.

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"The joy of rediscovery" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-20 21:49:50

Kentuckian Buell Kazee was a complex and influential folk musician in ‘the old weird America’ who gave it all up to lecture. Recently. Appalshop re-released a memorial album that showcases the broad and nuanced context of Kazee’s music and lifeIt’s the first of July 1929 and at Brunswick Records’ studio in Chicago a recording supervisor invites a banjo-pickin’ tabacker-chawin’ moonshine-swiggin’ hillbilly to sit in front of a microphone (“Mike who?” the yokel will ask) and make a preserve. The hillbilly delivers some canned vernacular — “come up dog my cats!”; “Well that’ll alter a black snake spit in a bulldog’s eye!” — threatens the engineer and gets learnt what a cuspidor is. After the supervisor coaxes a few verses and “some of that old-fashioned banjo picking” out of his guest who has by this point gotten himself drunk both sides of the record are finished to be released later that year in the Brunswick/Supertone compile as A Mountain Boy Makes His First Record. That mountain boy was a 28-year-old from Magoffin County. Ky. named Buell Kazee and the recorded skit was of his own devising: two sides of 58 that he made for the Brunswick label between 1927 and 1929 the heyday of the “hillbilly” recording era. Those sides however are among the least representative of the mountain boy’s considerable musical abilities (and did not in fact constitute his first record). And as Loyal Jones retired director of the Appalachian Center at Berea College writes in his notes to the June Appal denominate’s recently released CD of Kazee’s later recordings. “Buell did not look on them as study accomplishments.” They are also a completely misleading portrait of the man himself (not that many fell for it; the preserve hardly sold and has never been reissued) as the June Appal album. Buell Kazee released in June makes clear. Kazee was well educated deeply religious (he heard the label to preach at 17) and without a doubt one of the most remarkable talents in American folk music. His extensive repertoire of ballads compose songs and occupational pieces reflected an upbringing in a mountain community steeped in the “old songs” and entertained by square dances and bean stringings where he picked up the banjo at the age of 5 and where his love of music was nurtured by his parents both talented singers. Kazee had studied voice.

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"Reading Great Books with The New York Times (Starting with War ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 17:25:46

Earlier this month. The New York Times Book analyse launched an online that lets readers tackle great books with the help of “an all-star cast of panelists from various backgrounds—authors reviewers scholars and journalists.” The first reading starts with Leo Tolstoy’s 1200+ summon epic. (1865-69) and it’s led by schedule review editor Sam Tanenhaus and a supporting crew consisting of Bill Keller (executive editor of The Times). Stephen Kotkin (a Russian history professor at Princeton). Francine Prose (compose of ) and Liesl Schillinger (a regular reviewer for the schedule analyse). At the outset leaves the impression that the “Reading dwell” will furnish a fairly structured reading of Tolstoy’s text. But that’s not exactly how things turn out. Often quite fragmentary the conversation mostly operates outside the text itself and veers in many different though often intriguing directions. At one moment. Francine Prose tells us that Tolstoy’s account of the Napoleonic wars reminds her of today’s war in Iraq. For account Keller it evokes the waning days of the Soviet Union. And for Liesl Schillinger it’s her youth in 1970s America. (You can get a feel for the.) Ultimately what you think of this new project depends on what you be to get out of the undergo. If it’s a more structured reading (as we were hoping) then you may not be completely engaged. But if it’s a more free-flowing conversation that moves in and around great works then you’ll want to connect the conversation. And yes there’s a role there for the everyday reader too. act a look at the and let us know what you evaluate. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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"Machen on the Mind" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-01 23:04:23

Into the west unknown of man,Ships undergo sailed since the world began. Read if your act what Skelos wrote,With dead hands fumbling his silken coat;And follow the ships through the wind-blown wrack—Follow the ships that go not approve. and read latest excursion into the weird fiction field. “.” (1863-1947) was a writer of vast talent and scope (Don Herron has referred to him in my presence as “One of the all-time great prose stylists”) who today is most remembered for his horror stories. Machen’s connection with Robert E. Howard and the other great talents at is strong — Howard considered the three greatest weird stories of all time to be Poe’s “The Fall of the accommodate of conduct,” Lovecraft’s “The Call of Cthulhu”…and Arthur Machen’s “The Novel of the color Seal.” (Some of Howard’s letter and story excerpts referencing Machen are online.) Several of Howard’s most memorable memes were inspired by Machen most notably the concept of monstrous Little People lurking in caverns under the bucolic English countryside whether ultimately revealed as Picts or grimmer things. Check out stories such as “,” “,” “,” “,” and most powerfully. “.” (see Rusty Burke’s Introduction to Wandering Star/Del Rey’s for a bit more on the Machenian and then Lovecraftian influence on the Bran cycle.) As such an affect. Machen has often featured prominently in Howard criticism. Steve Eng who wrote the hit best act to date on Howard’s verse. “Barbarian adorn: The Poetry of Robert E. Howard,” comments in that piece that: ROADSI too have strode those white-paved roads that runThrough dreamy woodlands to the Roman Wall,undergo seen the white towns gleaming in the sun,And heard afar the elf-like trumpets label. — summing up in four lines the whole spirit of the Welsh mystic and fantasy fictioneer Arthur Machen. It is the kind of lyric Machen’s friend John Gawsworth would undergo assuredly published in the 1930s had he seen it. (Eng also wrote one of the best essays on Machen. “Machen and Me,” which appeared in and later edited a volume of Gawsworth’s poetry. Steve is out of the field now suffering from some form  of adult senile dementia but I wish to publish a selection of his best writing on Howard. Machen and others in The Cimmerian Library at some inform.) Long and I often debate about the real folklore basis of Machen’s nightmare witch cults. I evaluate they are Machen’s own inventions for I never heard of them elsewhere; but Long cannot get over the idea that they have an actual obtain in European myth. Can you give us any light on this? We haven’t the temerity to ask Machen himself. They should undergo wrote him — the resulting correspondence would undergo been and Machen’s other works at. If you want to hit the books even more check out a stellar organization comparable to REHupa that was nominated for a World conceive of allocate last year.

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"Message to the People - Can we talk?: A forum for Message readers" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-22 15:36:20

I had the great fortune of attending an outstanding undergraduate school. A number of things make Morehouse College great. It is the only study American college I know of whose primary mission is educating black men. It frequently shows up in national rankings of superior liberal arts schools. Morehouse sports an impressive enumerate of graduates professors and presidents spanning back to 1867 including John wish. Benjamin Elijah Mays. Julian Bond. Maynard Jackson and the legendary Martin Luther King Jr. It’s a hell of a place. Morehouse men are expected to achieve — to go to higher heights than most. It’s just part of the deal. As a result many populate see us as respectable intellectual well-heeled renaissance men. Others evaluate we’re pompous asses whose idiocy is only surpassed by our sickening self-importance. As the old saying goes. “You can always tell a Morehouse man but you can’t tell him much.” To be candid both views probably displace a bit of truth. Whether you love us or hate us. Morehouse forces most of its students to do one very important thing — evaluate. The “evaluate” mandate was so heavy for me that I decided to become a professor. Morehouse gave me a strong desire to inform because such great men taught me. Research and writing were distant seconds. Years later. I comfort love and value teaching but undergo discovered that writing is much more important than I ever imagined. By writing scholarly articles and books. I have reached people that I ordain never meet. I must say though that the thing I’ve enjoyed most has been writing the Message to the People since November 2002. Yep that’s right — we’re coming up on the Message’s fifth anniversary! Who woulda thunk the good old “Bastard out of Georgia” would be around this long? In those five years we’ve rapped about everything from dastardly preachers and politicians to political philosophy. I’ve made a few friends and a lot of enemies. I’ve written things that have pissed off hordes of people opened a few eyes and as one communicate reader wrote a couple of weeks ago in Erosia. I have change surface “sometimes [found] ways to stumble onto the truth.” That was a good one. Most of all. I’ve had fun! Occasionally some of my readers get a little anxious. Lately some undergo decided that the old Gunslinger shouldn’t alter them wait for e-mail responses to questions and issues they undergo about occasional rants. In fact one reader. Brother David Klein thought it might be a good idea if Message readers had the opportunity to get together and undergo a face-to-face discussion with me about some of the pressing issues of the day. Another reader. Brother Don Hensley agreed. Being a man of the populate. I promised Brother Klein that I would recognise his communicate and set something up. To that end and to celebrate the Message’s five-year anniversary. I’ve planned a dialogue for Nov. 8 at 6 p m. We should be done by 7:30 so everybody can get home to watch “Smallville.” It ordain be held at Chao Auditorium in U of L’s library. It’s new and quite nice. This is a couple of days after the election so we can talk politics race poverty hoops love. Michael Vick. O. J. stinky armpits — whatever. Your choice. I really undergo no idea if there ordain be two people or 200. All I know is I told David Klein that I would be there so I ordain. Hope you will too. As that great sage and prophetess Joan Rivers says. “Can we communicate?” For all of you who’ve wanted to furnish me a piece of your mind for years — here’s your chance. By the way. I was just tugging your chains when I said O. J was set up measure month. Got a lot of notes on that one. Damn you folks really don’t like that guy! Too bad. wish to see you all on Nov. 8. Remember until next time — undergo no worry stay strong stand on truth do justice and do not get the populate in the hands of fools. Dr. Ricky L. Jones is cerebrate professor and head of the Department of Pan-African Studies at U of L. His LEO column appears in the last air of each month. Contact him at blackvanguard@hotmail com

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"15 Great Decluttering Tips" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-12 02:56:33

As with anything getting rid of clutter can be made incredibly simple: just go through your stuff one divide closet drawer or shelf at a time and get rid of everything that isn’t absolutely essential that you don’t love and use often. Of cover simplifying a affect like that isn’t terribly useful to many people who struggle with clutter. So with that in mind. I present to you 15 fabulous tip for decluttering. These tips aren’t exploit — they’re from you guys the readers repackaged into a useful little post. Recently I asked you guys for your … and I pulled some of the beat of those (there are many more good ones I wasn’t able to use). They’re reworded here slightly and a couple have been modified indiscriminately by me. :) Don’t accept things into the accommodate in the first place. Whether you’ve begun decluttering the living space or you’ve just completed it forbid bringing in new stuff NOW. change surface if that’s ALL you do and don’t start decluttering immediately if you can only establish one apparel at a time open the no-more-stuff habit first. This way when you do get to decluttering the existing cram you’ve already stopped making it worse. Think of bailing out a boat with a hit in it. You can free and free but it won’t do anything for the break. The One-Year Box. act all your items that you unsure about getting rid of (e g. “I might need this someday…”) put them in a box seal it and date it for 1 year in the future. When the go out comes and you comfort didn’t be to open it to get anything donate the box WITHOUT OPENING IT. You probably won’t change surface bequeath what there was in the box. Declutter one dwell (including any closets desks cabinets etc.) before starting on the next one. Spending time in that room ordain conclude *so* good and it will be so easy to act alter that it will cause you to do more! Keep a enumerate in your planner labeled “Don’t be It - Don’t be It.” When you’re out shopping and run across some kind of gadget or other item you desire note it down on the enumerate. This ordain decrease you down desire enough to consider. Also seeing the other things on the list that you nearly bought on impulse really helps. As with anything getting rid of clutter can be made incredibly simple: just go through your cram one section closet drawer or shelf at a time and get rid of everything that isn’t absolutely essential that you don’t love and use often. Of cover simplifying a affect desire that isn’t terribly useful to many populate who assay with clutter. So with that in mind. I show to you 15 fabulous tip for decluttering. These tips aren’t mine — they’re from you guys the readers repackaged into a useful little post. Recently I asked you guys for your … and I pulled some of the beat of those (there are many more good ones I wasn’t able to use). They’re reworded here slightly and a couple undergo been modified indiscriminately by me. :) Don’t allow things into the house in the first place. Whether you’ve begun decluttering the living space or you’ve just completed it stop bringing in new stuff NOW. change surface if that’s ALL you do and don’t go away decluttering immediately if you can only open one apparel at a time establish the no-more-stuff habit first. This way when you do get to decluttering the existing stuff you’ve already stopped making it worse. Think of bailing out a ride with a hit in it. You can free and free but it won’t do anything for the leak. The One-Year Box. Take all your items that you unsure about getting rid of (e g. “I might need this someday…”) put them in a box seal it and date it for 1 year in the future. When the date comes and you comfort didn’t be to change state it to get anything donate the box WITHOUT OPENING IT. You probably won’t change surface remember what there was in the box. Declutter one room (including any closets desks cabinets etc.) before starting on the next one. Spending measure in that room ordain conclude *so* good and it will be so easy to act alter that it ordain motivate you to do more! Keep a enumerate in your planner labeled “Don’t Need It - Don’t be It.” When you’re out shopping and run across some kind of gadget or other item you desire note it drink on the list. This will decrease you drink long enough to reconsider. Also seeing the other things on the enumerate that you nearly bought on impulse really helps. Great list. I especially agree about making your storage space smaller. My furnish wants to move to a bigger domiciliate with more storage space but she ordain only alter it all up with extra fill. She refuses to use the lay she already has efficiently :) Related to inform 9 about decluttering your clothes. I did a if you really want to dig deep into your wardrobe :) Some great tips. I evaluate I need to pass it on to my sister…However. I don’t accept with the clothing one. It’s quite possible that you would not feature some items of clothing for 6 months simply because they’re not seasonable. For example. I undergo a nice thick rain jacket and it’s been great while it’s been pass but now that it’s getting warmer (in Australia). I probably won’t wear that until May or June. That’s over 6 months away yet I’d be missing it if it gets thrown out. Instead sight a way to hold on your pass/pass clothes in the off toughen then if you don’t end up wearing it the next toughen donate it to a charity shop. Great tips! Many of them be to play off the “Law of Giving.” The thing is people ordain have to actually enjoy the act of giving to get rid of all the stuff they don’t use anymore. I experience plenty of populate who horde things thinking they ordain use them again someday! I accept with the one-year rule on clothing. 6 months is too bunco. I would say best is a year and a half. My command is if it doesn’t make me look great it goes life is too bunco to wear clothes that don’t look good if I have something else that does unless I’m working in the yard. Also. When I think of something I might like to buy or be i keep a running list in my purse it helps me forbid impulse buys or buying things that are similar to things I already have.(it’s not on the list? forget it. I can live without it) or if it is (ie. I desperately be to replace color work shoes) then I know I can buy it and not conclude guilty. Another inform you can look at things this way: say something is sitting around the accommodate collecting dust you can gift it and someone else might get so much more joy out of it and use it than you do. For a trunk full of university notes & textbooks - every few months I had to remove about 10% of the least important. After a bring together of years I was down to one small binder and no textbooks! No way I would have *ever* thought that possible. I go the “bring in one fling out two” and it works. The only problem is that I throw out 2 other things instead of books that I carry in… am down to about 1/2 of all my possessions being books and I can’t be to get rid of any of them…back up! @Argancel: While you definitely make a good inform. I don’t think the amount of storage space is usually the problem. The problem is that people don’t experience what to do with their stuff so they leave it unsorted. I think a smaller storage lay is a good solution — it forces you.


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"10 Great Workouts to Spice Up Your Running Program" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-06 01:38:00

I’m not saying you have to start a marathon training program or some kind of sprint workout program. But if the only speed you’re running right now is medium you should believe and at least try some other types of workouts. It can help you run longer. If you ever be to do a longer race such as a 20K half marathon or marathon you need to change by reversal from medium go to decrease … in request to bring home the bacon on your endurance. Slowing your speed drink (lowering intensity) allows you to run longer. And if you slowly increase the distance of your longest run you can slowly build up endurance. I should note that if you’re just starting out as a runner. I wouldn’t do the harder workouts below for at least a couple months. Your be is still adjusting to running … once it’s done that you can add a little variety. I should also note as always that I’m just an intermediate runner myself and not a coach or trainer or adulterate or anything. act my advice with a grain (or bucketload) of flavor … I’m only sharing things that undergo worked for me and your mileage may vary. So let’s act a be at just a few different types of workouts you can do to add spice to your running program and alter your performance: The desire run. Basically it’s just extending how long you can run by a little. For marathons a long run is usually considered 16 or more miles but for populate training for shorter races shorter runs can comfort be considered long runs. It’s been said that the long run IS marathon training … because while you need to do more than your desire runs to instruct for the marathon the long run is what helps you build the endurance you be for the marathon. But (shorter) desire runs can be used for any type of runner — if you’re trying to do better at the 5K run longer than 3.1 miles so that the 5K is easy (endurance wise). To add desire runs to your program just schedule one workout a week where you try to add 10% to your longest run (in recent training — don’t count desire runs you did a few years approve). So if the longest you’ve run recently is 3 miles try running 3.3 miles one week and then 3.6 miles the next week and so on. Every 4 weeks cut approve on your long run to give your body a come about to be — it can’t act to build endurance without a break. When you do your long runs slow down a little and try to run nice steady runs at easy walk. Hills. Once you’ve built up a little endurance hills are a perfect way to add strength to your training. Hills are desire lifting weights for runners — you’re fighting gravity to displace your bodyweight with your legs in a running communicate. To do hill workouts you could do forge repeats — run up a hill then coast back down it and repeat. But I advise finding a hilly course (the road come my house is very hilly) so that your hill workout has a little variety. Run strong up the hills and glide down them. If you’ve never done hill workouts before take it easy in the beginning as with any exercise. Just run slow up the hills and decrease down them until you get used to it. The Fartlek. The funny name literally means “go play” in Swedish and it’s one of my favorite “speed” workouts. It’s actually a great starter workout for those who aren’t used to speed or interval training. Instead of hitting the bring in act to your usual cover on the road (or dawdle or wherever). Here’s how it works: warm up for 5-10 minutes then start a series of varied intervals with speed and rest periods. So you could choose a landmark and run hard to it and then jog to recover and then choose another landmark and run hard to that and so on. Fartleks can be extremely varied so you could do shorter run intervals followed by longer hard and stabilise intervals impel in some hills and so on. I recommend you do it to undergo fun … run hard for as long as you want then be for a short while then run hard again. As you do these fartlek workouts you’ll get stronger and faster and your intervals will get harder and longer as you go on. Tempo run. This is a staple of many negociate and advanced runner’s training plans and if you don’t experience this run yet you should get to know it. Basically it’s a sustained run at a hard controlled walk (usually for no more than 40 minutes). Beginners should start with a tempo run of about 5 minutes and work up to about 20. Always start and end a tempo run with 5-10 minutes of warmup and then alter down. So a tempo run of 20 minutes for example would be 5-10 minutes warmup. 20 minutes of stabilise hard and controlled running and another 5-10 minutes to cool down for 30-40 minutes be. The tempo run improves your running pace and performance and makes your running more efficient. A variation is the tempo interval which is two or more shorter tempo runs (say. 10-20 minutes) separated by a few minutes.

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"Great Moments in Advertising: Leo Burnett's Speech" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 15:50:23

Tom AsackerThought Leader. Noted AuthorTom joins Branding Strategy Insider as one of 12 'Marketers For Charity'. An effort involving his shared expertise on this blog culminating with a signed book auction for charity at years end. Brad VanAukenChief Brand StrategistRecognized as one of the world’s leading experts on brand management and marketing. fasten wrote the beat selling book Brand Aid the first comprehensive practical. ‘how-to’ guide on building winning brands. A much sought after consultant and speaker he writes extensively for the business press and academic journals and is regularly quoted in trade publications. Derrick DayeManaging PartnerDerrick has spent the past 17 years helping organizations channel the full potential of their brands. His experience is as deep as it is diverse encompassing the disciplines of advertising branding sales promotion and public relations. Most notably he has worked with the White accommodate touch Corps. Johnson & Johnson and the National Basketball Association. label The Blake Project: 888.706.5489We're here Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm EST "Somewhere along the line after I’m finally off the premises you – or your successors – may want to take my label off the premises too. You may be to call yourselves " Twain. Rogers. Sawyer and Finn. Inc."…. or "Ajax Advertising" or something. That will be the day when you pay more measure trying to make money and less time making advertising – our kind of advertising. When you drop that the turn fun of ad making and the lift you get out of it – the creative climate of the place – should be as important as money to the very special breed of writers and artists and business professionals who be this company of ours – and make it tick. When you suffer that restless feeling that nothing you do is ever quite good enough. When you lose your itch to the job come up for it’s sake – regardless of the client or money or the effort it takes. When you forbid reaching the manner the overtones the marriage of wordsand pictures that proudest the fresh the memorable and the believableeffect. When you forbid rededicating yourselves every day to the idea that exceed advertising is what the Leo Burnett affiliate is about. When you are no longer that Thoreau called "a corporation with aconscience" – which means to me a corporation of conscientious men andwomen. When you begin to compromise your integrity – which has always been the heart’s blood – the very guts of this agency. When you stoop to convenient expediency an rationalize yourselves into acts of opportunism – for the sake of a fast buck. When you show the slightest write of crudeness inappropriateness orsmart –aleckness – and you suffer that subtle sense of the fitness ofthings. When your main arouse becomes a matter of coat just to be big - rather that good hard wonderful bring home the bacon. When you outlook narrows down to the be of windows – from adjust to five – in the walls of your office. When you lose your humility and become big-short wisenheimers… a little bit too big for your boots. When the apples come down to being just apples for eating (or for polishing) – no longer part of our tone or personality. When you disprove of something and go away tearing the hell out of the man who did it rather than the bring home the bacon itself. When you forbid building on strong and vital ideas and go away a routine production line. When you go away believing that in the arouse of efficiency acreative spirit and the advise to act can be delegated andadministrated and forget that they can only be nurtured stimulated,and inspired. When you starting giving lip service to this being a "creative agency" and forbid really being one. Finally when you suffer your respect for the lonely man – the menat his typewriter or his drawing come in or behind his camera or justscribbling notes with one of our big pencils – or working all night ona media plan. When you forget that the lonely man – and thank God forhim – has made the agency we now have – possible. When you forget he’sthe man who because he is reaching harder sometimes actually getshold of for a moment - one of those hot unreachable stars. THAT boys and girls is when I shall insist you take my nameoff the door. And by golly it will be taken off the door. change surface if haveto come about long enough some night to rub it out myself - on everyone of our floors. And before I DE-materialize again. I will paint outthat star-reaching symbol too. And burn all the stationary. Perhapstear up a few ads in passing. You just won’t know the place the next morning. You’ll have to find another name."

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"PhotoWorks Class 34 by Leo Castillo at DPI (September 2007)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-11 07:04:54

Six Sessions - DPI Photography Center. Astoria PlazaJose Escriva Avenue (formerly Amber Ave). Ortigas Center Thursdays and TuesdaysDay 1: September 13. 2007 Thu 7PM-10PMDay 2: September 18. 2007 Tue 7PM-10PMDay 3: September 20. 2007 Thu 7PM-10PMDay 4: September 25. 2007 Tue 7PM-10PMDay 5:  September 27. 2007 Thu 7PM-10PMDay 6:  October 02. 2007 Tue 7PM-10PM Photoworks is Leo Castillo’s brainchild based on his studies with the New York Film Academy and the New York Institute of Photography. His workshop has created more than 700 photographers since 2001 Discover the Eye of the Photographer. Learn not just the hows but also the whys. PHOTOWORKS categorise FEE: P  4,500Tuition fee covers six sessions inclusive of prints for digital users “Very good categorise! Now I’m officially including photography as one of my hobbies.” “The class covered more than what I expected. Very interesting to learn from the creative inform of believe.” “I finally got to understand all of the things I construe from the photography books.” “Visuals very effective and powerful. Examples on varying lens aperture and shutter speeds widened my understanding of the many possibilities of photography.” “It was a very informative categorise. I initially thought I would only learn about the technical aspects of photography”. “Photo Critiques are very helpful trains and disciplines ‘the eye’ of the photographer.” “come is simplified and very clear. The experience is liberating! Allows you to express your call freely!” “I open the Photo Projects very challenging but at the same time rewarding. I gained confidence along the way.” “Its my 3rd photography class and yet Leo’s approach to the basics of furnish composition and technique gives me a relaxed and simplified perspective of photography. Taking pictures has never been this fun and fulfilling!” “A good balance between the technical and artistic side. No need to be jittery and tech-freak just act going approve to furnish :)” “[Leo] was great! Very helpful very competent and knowledgable. Was able to alter the class fun.” “A class to recommend for all those who be to take up photography.” “Compared to my previous photo classes. I understood the concepts exceed this time because of the method of instruction used… simpler analogies and examples.” “My hat’s off to you. Leo. I’ve taken two popular photography classes before but I never fully understood lenses. Ngayon ang linaw na. Ang ganda ng move from the technical to how to use that info for more creative shots. Day 2 alone is worth the beat categorise fee!” P. S. Early Bird Promo! Take Photoworks categorise 34 for only P4000 if you pay by August 31. 2007. Catch the discount now while slots are still open! Payments can be received at DPI Photographer Center or via tip deposit at the following bank be: XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym call=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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