BLAINESWORLD 
#545
3.12.2007

In this issue:
1. Reflections
2. FYI
3. Good question
4. Reviews . . . VOLVER, etc.
5. TV alert
6. You look mahvelous
7. Websites
8. Computer tip
9. Reel stinkers
10. A quote I like
11. Thought for the day
12. Advance planning department

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1. Reflections

A. Cynthia, my beautiful bride, and I had a hectic day on
Saturday . . . actually, make that a hectic weekend.

On Saturday morning, we went to the Conerly Road Elementary
School in Somerset, NJ, where Cynthia ran a "Move Your
Body" class for many of the parents and children in attendance
there for a Peace Day (see also the part after Section 1D
on the BLAINESWORLD BEST AWARD).

I got a kick out of watching her do her thing . . . she has a
blast, and so do those in attendance . . . to see for yourself, see the
picture below . . . that's her, second from the right, and her friend
Virginia, second from the left:

 

 

From there, we went to her the home of her cousins, Carol and
Bob, for a semi-regular meeting of something called the cousins'
club . . . this is a group that Cynthia actually helped form with her sister
Joyce and Carol a few years back . . . the idea was to get together with
cousins and other relatives when everybody is healthy . . . it's
always a nice gathering and one we look forward to attending.

Carol, as always, did a great job with the cooking . . . another
cousin Joyce outdid herself with dessert, making coconut
cupcakes there were fantastic . . . I'm trying to get the recipe.

On Sunday, we went to North Jersey for the funeral
of the father of Cynthia's friend Lois . . . then it was to Long
Island to visit my mother, who was taken to the hospital
that morning . . . she's not feeling her usual chipper self, so
they're having her undertake a series of tests . . . if all goes
well, she'll be released sometime in the near future to
a rehab facility for a few weeks . . . we then went back to
North Jersey for a Shiva call to Lois and her family, followed
by one of our favorite ice cram flavors: caramel cone ice cream

at a local Haagen-Dazs.

B. During the week, I was fortunate enough to hear former
New York Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman speak at Princeton
University . . . she presented the case for impeachment against
President George W. Bush, urging the members of the audience
to take it upon themselves to protect the Constitution and
to call on Congress to investigate the following:

* Wiretapping without warrants;

* Lying in order the initiate the Iraq war;

* Torture incidents in the Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad; and

* An inadequate response to Hurricane Katrina.

As she concluded, "It's up to us. If we are silent, what will that
say about us? Will we have done everything we can to keep
this democracy a democracy?"

MY TWO CENTS:
Please don't write me about my being anti-Bush . . . I did not
say the above; rather, it came from the mouth of Ms. Holtzman . . . if
you'd like to find out more, consider reading this 2006 book that she
co-authored: THE IMPEACHMENT OF GEORGE W. BUSH: A
PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR CONCERNED CITIZENS.

C. I love sharing good news about friends . . . the fact that they're
also readers of this newsletter is even better:

* Dr. Emil Matarese was recently named "2006 Physician of the Year"
by the National Republican Congressional Committee; and

* Bill Kline was just promoted to assistant director of recruitment
for LaSalle University . . . as such, he'll be responsible for promoting
LaSalle's Bucks County campus . . . if you'd like more information
about transfer opportunities, feel free to call Bill at 215.713.3912.

D. I was saddened to hear of the death of Jack Gevins, a longtime
friend/teaching colleague . . . he passed  away on Sunday, March 11th. 

Jack taught at Bucks County Community College for 33 years 
and retired in December 2004.

There will be a Memorial Service at the Fluehr Funeral Home,
Newtown-Richboro Road, on Saturday, March 31st. at 3 p.m. In lieu of 
flowers, donations may be made the Buxmont Chapter of the American 
Cancer Society.

***** BLAINESWORLD BEST AWARD *****
This week, it goes to Virginia Abu Baker (see also picture in Section
1A)--a guidance counselor at the Conerly Road Elementary School
in Somerset, NJ.

Virginia was the person who put together the aforementioned
Peace Day . . . she got all the speakers, planned the workshops and
arranged for exhibits throughout the day . . . what's more, she
funded the entire event with her own personal funds . . . as
Cynthia describes her, she's an angel.

Virginia has run many similar programs over the years . . . she's
even had her students in a program involving the United Nations.

I just met Virginia Abu Baker for the first time the other day and
came away mighty impressed . . . the Franklin Township School
System should be proud to have such an employee! 

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2. FYI

When you go to rent a movie, you'll often see independent-type films
that you probably missed the first time around in the theaters . . . to
determine what ones I want to see, I'll typically make a list of several
of them and go home with that list.

I'll then go home and check the following two sources:
http://www.rottentomatoes.com

This is perhaps my favorite website for movie reviews . . . I'll look to
see if the critics gave the movie a rating of 50% or higher (plus, I can
read a detailed description of what the film is all about in comparison
to quickly skimming the back of the DVD box) . . . with that information
in hand, I'll next go to:
http://www.imdb.com

There, I'll see how others like me rated the movie . . . so if I see
anything in the 5 range or higher, I'll feel pretty comfortable that I
might enjoy the rental--though ratings here tend to bunch toward
the 6-7 range.

So to take two examples: THE DUKES OF HAZARD (see also Section
9) got 14% at rottentomatoes.com, and imdb.com users gave it a
4.6 . . . I passed on this in the theaters, and methinks I'll also pass
on it as a rental.

In contrast, THE HOLIDAY (see also Section 4B) got 48% at
rottentomatoes.com, and imdb.com users gave it a 6.6 . . . this one
I liked; you will too.    

FYI, part 2

* Jean in Pennsylvania (with a REQUEST FOR HELP):
Thanks for your help. My nephew, Jesse Ponnock, is now in the
TOP TEN of MTV-U’s contest for the Best Music on Campus!

PLEASE VOTE FOR HIM AGAIN--AND OFTEN! Go to this link: http://www.bestmusiconcampus.com/band/default.aspx?bandID=885#

In the bottom right, click on the “vote now” button. Then refresh your
browser and vote again and again and again! Voting ends Saturday
March 17, with the top 5 announced Monday March 19.

If he wins, he gets to record an EP and video!  

* Sue in Pennsylvania:
It's official! I am now a nonsmoker. The STOP SMOKING book works.
I can hardly believe it's so easy. I really think the book has advice that
can be applied to overcoming just about anything. I cannot thank you
enough. Your father would be proud!
 
Perhaps you may think it's too soon for me to know for sure. I can't really
explain it. But I know without a doubt that I am officially a nonsmoker
for the rest of my life. And it is a HUGE RELIEF! My sinuses cannot
thank you enough.

* Karen in Pennsylvania: 
As always, I enjoyed your latest newsletter. My husband recently
lost his IT job (due to job elimination), and I am taking your advice learned
from class and helping him network. If you hear of anyone who is looking
for an excellent--OK, I am a little biased--employee with a good amount
of computer IT-related experience,  please think of my husband. 
 
On another note, Brian Tracy is one of my favorite speakers. In the tapes
I recently listened to, he mentions subscribing to a tape rental group
so as to be able to use your car as a university on wheels. I will be
contacting the one you recommended last week. You can never have
enough education. 

* Laura in New Jersey:
I do like to share neat things.

You and Cynthia might like Plays in the Park in Menlo Park this summer. 
Tickets are $5.00. The Monmouth County Park System also has good
plays in the summer in an empty garage the size of a hangar in
Thompson Park. Tickets were $15.00, but the productions are excellent. 

Also, SKITS in a year-round production system for students. Their plays are
usually musicals and of very good quality. Students from all over the state
are involved.  I think that all of these organizations have websites.

I've gone to several concerts featuring Klezmer music at the Somerset
County Library system. The fellow who plays the mandolin for also plays
in (Red) Hot Tuna and in Silk City among other groups. His aunt is on the
committee which picks the groups to book for the concert schedule
every year.

In addition, they have movies every other week and as some foreign films
on Sunday. They purchased a theater sound system, so you get to see the
movies on a big screen with good sound. They also serve popcorn and
cold drinks, and it is all for free. We went to see THE DEPARTED last Friday. 
I had seen the second PIRATES OF THE CARRIBEAN movie there a
few weeks ago.

You can log on to the Somerset Count library system and keep up with
events by clicking:

httpp://www.somerset.lib.nj.us

It is always fun to read about places or events that I have enjoyed in your
newsletter.

And what about holding a singles event?

MR. CURIOUS HERE:
No longer being single, I'm not soooo sure about having an event just
for singles . . . but if other readers would be interested in such a
possibility, let me know . . . at the same time, I'm still thinking about
something on a larger scale; e.g., open to everybody . . . what
say ye about that?

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3. Good question

A little boy returning home from his first day at school said to his mother,
"Mom, what's sex?"

His mother, who believed in all the most modern educational
theories, gave him a detailed explanation, covering all aspects of the
tricky subject.

When she had finished, the lad produced an enrollment form which he
had brought home from school and said, "Yeah, but how do I get all
that into this one little square?"

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4. Reviews

A. Forget the great reviews you may have seen for VOLVER . . . this
is a film you'll want to miss--at least in my opinion . . . it is a convoluted
melodrama about the trials and tribulations of women that had me
angry with myself that I stayed around to the very end of the film . . . I
didn't care for any of the characters, and though Penelope Cruz
got favorable press for her work, I was glad that she didn't get
an Oscar for her starring role . . . it just didn't move me, though
that said, I kept thinking of a young Sophia Loren every time I
saw hr on screen . . . rated R.

B. THE HOLIDAY is now out in DVD format . . . my review from
BLAINESWORLD #34 follows:

THE HOLIDAY, a romantic comedy about two women who
switch homes, starts off slowly . . . very slowly . . . in fact, the first
hour was a step above terrible . . . however, things pick up
noticeably in the second half of the film to the point where I'd
recommend it . . . Kate Winslet, as she usually does, gives a
terrific performance as the English woman swapping residences
with her American counterpart Cameron Diaz (who appears to
be trying too hard in her role) . . . Jude Law is surprisingly
touching as one of the male leads; Jack Black, on the other
hand, is underused as the other one . . . Eli Wallach, still
acting up a storm at 92, adds poignancy to the story . . . rated PG-13.

C. A good friend recommend that I read GREEN GOLD IN JAMAICA,
a first novel by Theana Kastens . . . having done so, I'm now hopeful
that it won't be the last by this author.

GREEN GOLD, based on a true story, is a romantic thriller about
an American businessman, his beautiful wife and the island's rising
political leader . . . it stars off somewhat slowly, but after just a
few chapters, I became hooked and couldn't wait to see what
was going to happen next.

Only the ending left me a bit disappointed . . . or maybe that's a good
thing, in that I'll probably want a sequel--assuming that one is in the
works . . . even as I type this, I'm wondering what's next for
the main characters.

I liked how Kastens used short chapters to move the story
along . . . in addition, her writing style held my attention, such
as in this passage:

* "So tell me," Charles said, "What were you drawing?"

"The water, the birds overhead. I wasn't focusing too well, as my
mind was on you. You're on my mind when I wake up. You're with
me every time I shower. You're in the mirror when I brush my hair.
You're my last conscious thought before sleep. You're in my
dreams. And then, when I wake up the next morning, it starts all
over again. You occupy my days and nights. I'm afraid I am
becoming love-obsessed. I hurt when I'm away from you. When I'm
with you like this, I feel so completely alive. It's wonderful!"

She also caught the "feel" of various locales where the
book is set, including Manhattan:

* The chauffeured limousine crawled south through gridlock traffic
on FDR Drive along New York City's East River. The road was a
sea of dented and battered yellow cabs, all jockeying for position,
with horns blaring, and cabbie shouting out of their windows, as
their vehicles belched smog. Below, the choppy river flowed like
filthy dishwasher. Above, the buildings loomed in grungy grayness.
The steely sky, the smog-stained city with its drably clad people,
all melded together in monochromatic dullness. This was
Manhattan-commercial chaos in perpetual motion.

I hadn't heard about GREEN GOLD IN JAMAICA prior to the
aforementioned recommendation . . . do see if you can find a copy;
if you do--like me--you'll be pleasantly surprised.

D. What makes writers "tick" has always amazed me and so
when I came across FRESH AIR WRITERS SPEAK WITH
TERRY GROSS--an audiobook--I was hooked from just the title.

What a thrill it was to hear interviews conducted by Gross with
such notables as Stephen King, Maurice Sendak, James Baldwin,
Allen Ginsberg, and nine others . . . I loved hearing Norman
Mailer describe himself as having "an ego like a battleship" . . . and
I was moved by John Updike's account of how psoriasis affected his
life.

Gross apparently based this compilation on brief parts of longer interviews
she had conducted on her Peabody Award-winning program on public
radio, FRESH AIR . . . she is a talented interviewer, and I liked
the fact that the interviews all appeared as if they had been
conducted live; i.e., there were some brief pauses, as well as
breaks for unedited laughter.

Best of all, many of the authors read from their works . . . Philip
Roth had me marveling at how well he writes; it even sounded
better than when I've read it . . . and Billy Collins, an American
poet who served two terms as 44th Poet Laureate of the United
States, had me smiling when he recited "Victoria's Secret,"
a poem about reading a lingerie catalog.

HERE'S THAT LATTER POEM:
If you'd like to read it for yourself, it begins as follows:

"Victoria's Secret"
by Billy Collins

The one in the upper-left-hand corner
is giving me a look
that says I know you are here
and I have nothing better to do
for the remainder of human time
than return your persistent but engaging stare.
She is wearing a deeply scalloped
flame-stitch halter top
with padded push-up styling
and easy side-zip tap pants.

The one on the facing page, however,
who looks at me over her bare shoulder,
cannot hide the shadow of annoyance in her brow.
You have interrupted me,
she seems to be saying,
with your coughing and your loud music.
Now please leave me alone;
let me finish whatever it was I was doing
in my organza-trimmed
whisperweight camisole with
keyhole closure and point d'esprit mesh back.

For the entire poem, please click:
http://www.class.uidaho.edu/cae_core/Links/CollinsVictoria.htm

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5. TV alert

A. THE RICHES is a new drama that stars Eddie Izzard and Minnie
Driver as fast-talking con artists who appropriate a posh house
belonging to a dead couple . . . NEWSWEEK says it is "a wild
new playground for a TV drama" . . . Mondays at 10 p.m. on FX.

If you missed the pilot episode, it will be repeated on Saturday
at 10 p.m. and on Sunday at 11:05 p.m.

B. ANDY BARKER, P.I. brings Andy Richter back to series
TV as a docile CPA who is mistaken for a retired private
detective . . . Thursday at 9:31 p.m. on NBC.

C. ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME CEREMONY will showcase
the induction of Van Halen, R.E.M., Patti Smith, the Ronettes, and
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five . . .  .Saturday at 9 p.m.
on VH1.

D. CHRISTOPHER TITUS: THE 5TH ANNUAL END OF THE WORLD
TOURS features a stand-up concert from the star of Fox's 2000-02
sitcom TITUS . . . Sunday at 10 p.m. on COMEDY CENTRAL.

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6. You look mahvelous

My cousin was in New York's Grand Central Terminal on her way
to visit friends in Connecticut. She had never taken the trip before
and was wondering if she needed to switch trains in Stamford.
Walking to the train, she saw a conductor and asked, "Do I need
to change?"

"No," he replied immediately. "You're fine the way you are. Your bag
matches your shoes and your earrings are the same color as your
outfit. Very coordinated."

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7. Websites

A. If you wish to enjoy the sunset from any location at any time,
please click:
http://www.EternalSunset.net

As the sunset moves westward, Eternal Sunset continuously
tunes into different webcams, chasing the sunset around the globe.
This service is currently provided through the use of 225 west-facing
webcams across 45 countries.

B. Another beautiful website can be viewed by clicking:
http://www.hall4bc04.org/Storm.htm

There's a great message there, too. 

C. BLAINESWORLD, the website, remains up and running . . . to view
it, please click:
http://www.blainesworld.net

New subscribers are ALWAYS welcome . . . feel free to encourage
your friends, relatives and colleagues to subscribe . . . all they have
to do is go to the above website, and they'll find all the information
they need at the bottom of the page.

There are currently 781 subscribers to BLAINESWORLD and with
your continued help, that number will continue to grow.

D. Harvey in Pennsylvania, a friend and reader, asked me to
share information about his website . . . see below for more information:

Open new worlds by tuning into your creative energy!
 
Harvey Mathason is President of TBD Enterprises, a company providing
presentations in creativity to companies, organizations, schools and
privately. For more information, please click:

 http://www.trainingbydesign4u.com

Harvey can be reached by phone, 215.752.5117, and also via
email: HMathason@aol.com.

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8. Computer tip

Easier ways to shop for cars online

Here's a listing of some auto websites that are currently undergoing
changes:

 

http://www.Edmunds.com
Improved search functionality will allow users to search vehicles
based on several features, such as horsepower, fuel economy and
towing capacity. 

 

http://www.kbb.com
(Kelley Blue Book) Kelley’s website plans a major design revamp with
the hopes of better displaying editorial content and becoming more
"shopper-friendly.”

 

http://www.Autobytel.com
(Autobytel Network) MyRide.com, launching in the spring, aims
to be the online destination for all things cars. The site will
employ vertical search technology, which produces more relevant
search results. Designers also hope to empower users to share videos, 
photos and car reviews.

 

http://www.Cars.com
Users can now search vehicles based on four major lifestyle
categories: family, play, work, and Eco-friendly.

 

http://www.Autotrader.com
A “Credit Center” aims to quickly tell consumers their credit level
and which dealers they can expect to work with based on the result.

SOURCE:
Adapted from a chart in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, 3.13.2007,
p. D4

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9. Reel stinkers

Some of these recent films may not sound familiar. And no wonder with
reviews like these:

INTO THE BLUE: "Not a thriller so much as an extremely violent swimsuit
calendar."--Justin Change, variety.com

A SOUND OF THUNDER: "(Edward) Burns is the kind actor you cast
as the hero when a piece of wood is unavailable."--Jason Anderson,
Globe and Mail

THE DUKES OF HAZARD: "The film's ambitions are so low that
it's hard to imagine how it fell short of them."--Jan Chandrasekhar,
tvguide.com

ELEKTRA: "The resulting action leads to levels of excitement typically
attained by proofreading science textbooks."--Sean O'Connell,
filmcritic.com

CATWOMAN: "Despite its feline pretensions, CATWOMAN belongs
to another family--it's either a dog or a turkey."  James Berardinelli,
movie-reviews.colossus.net

DEUCE BIGELOW, EUROPEN GIGOLO: "There is something to be
said for the uncompromising idiocy of the film but that something
is unprintable."--Lisa Rose, Newark Star-Ledger

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10. A quote I like

Everyone needs recognition for his accomplishments, but
few people make the need known quite as clearly as the
little boy who said to his father: "Let's play darts. I'll
throw and you say `Wonderful!' "

SOURCE:
BITS & PIECES

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11. Thought for the day

Be thankful

Be thankful that you don't already have everything you desire.
If you did, what would there be to look forward to?
Be thankful when you don't know something,
for it gives you the opportunity to learn.

Be thankful for the difficult times.
During those times you grow.
Be thankful for your limitations,
because they give you opportunities for improvement.
Be thankful for each new challenge,
because it will build your strength and character.

Be thankful for your mistakes.
They will teach you valuable lessons.
Be thankful when you're tired and weary,
because it means you've made a difference.

It's easy to be thankful for the good things.
A life of rich fulfillment comes to those who
are also thankful for the setbacks.
Gratitude can turn a negative into a positive.
Find a way to be thankful for your troubles,
and they can become your blessings.

Author unknown
(if you know who wrote this and/or the source, please let me know.) 

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12. Advance planning department

A. Cynthia (see also Section 1A):
JOIN ME THIS COMING SATURDAY!

TREASURE YOURSELF  

A Woman’s Circle of Discovery and Adventure
with Janet StraightArrow and Cynthia Greenfield 

Saturday March 17, 2007

12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Princeton Center for Yoga
50 Vreeland Drive, Suite 506, Skillman, NJ 08558

609.924.7294
For directions go to:
http://www.princetonyoga.com

Cost: Free. Love donations accepted for the rental space. 

Bring your little girl self and wise woman self. Be ready for mystery,
magic and fun!  Woman of all ages welcomed and appreciated! 

Janet holds a circle of Love, Laughter and Joy:
* Rediscover who you are as a soul, as a woman and as a
magnificent being.

* Increase your energy, awareness, memory and connection to self,
spirit and others.

* Janet teaches you tools she has gathered--to awaken, empower
and live your gifts and your dreams. 

Move Your Body with Cynthia:
* A fun, rejuvenating movement experience where you follow simple
dance moves to soul-filled music from around the world.

* Let go and drop expectations of looking any particular way while
dancing.

* Moving in this class honors your self, enjoying pleasure in movement,
letting go of your mind and allowing free expression from your soul.

* Enjoy!  Have Fun! Experience spiritual renewal and healing. 

Community is an important aspect of the gathering. We learn from each
other as mirrors and teachers. 

Future programs will be available for the group to deepen their connection
to themselves, soul, spirit, your life and purpose.   

Please call or email Cynthia or Janet and let us know if you will join us.

Bring friends, sisters, mothers or any fabulous women you know.

Enjoy the gift of this day. 

Cynthia: 609:731: 0808cgreenfield1001@aol.com

Janet: 845.6797175 Janetoasis@aol.com

For more information about Janet and her work, please click:

http://www.oasisforthesoul.com

Bring your beautiful self, water, and a snack. 

Janet StraightArrow is a gifted Spiritual teacher honoring the uniqueness
of each person. StraightArrow’s devotion and extensive training offers
you an opportunity to open your heart to new life and deep love. Her
upcoming book and work Be The Medicine brings you deeper into
yourself and gifts in powerful new ways. 

Cynthia Greenfield is a certified Dancekinetics Instructor from Kripalu
Institute and has training in Expressive Movement Therapy. Cynthia is
a certified Massage Therapist, and works as an elementary guidance
counselor.  Her intention for the Move Your Body classes and her life is
to create, empower and share in a space of acceptance, freedom
and fun.

B. Natalie in Pennsylvania:
* Bucks County Community College celebrates
Women's History Month continues

Tuesday, March 20, 12:30–1:30 p.m., Women’s Center
A Holistic Approach to Sexuality: Integrating Body, Mind and Spirit

Thursday, March 22, 12:30–1:30 p.m., Women’s Center
Brown Bag Program:
Growing Younger: Live With Vitality Whatever Your Age!

For more information, contact Natalie Kaye, Coordinator of the Women’s
Center, at 215.968.8015 or kayen@bucks.edu.

Join us for informative and fun programs and events. Events are free,
unless otherwise noted, and open to all.   

* Also--from my friend Gayle in Pennsylvania:
Hi, everybody! I hope this almost-spring day finds you well!

I just wanted to drop a quick note inviting you to MY MARCH
SINGLES EVENTS . . . details about all of these are on
my website:
http://www.healthylifeplanning.com

SUN MAR 18, 6-8 PM - Speed Dating (ages 50-60), Pipersville
PA - Five-course buffet dinner & wine sampling plus a chance 
to go table to table meeting other singles - $35

SUN MAR 25, 3-4 PM - 10 Secrets for Attracting Love seminar,
Doylestown PA - Learn about the Law of Attraction and how I attracted
new love into my life at age 50 - $25

I look forward to seeing you at an event in the near future!

All the best,
Gayle

Gayle P. Crist, M.S., Life Coach, Matchmaker, Motivational Speaker
Bucks County's Dating Coach & Singles Social Director
Producer, Relationship Channel:

http://www.newcenturytv.com

HealthyLife Planning
Helping you plan & live a healthier, happier life!
215.489.0225

 

 http://www.healthylifeplanning.com

C. HOLD THE DATE:
Tuesday, March 27, at 7:30 p.m.

Dr. Beth DuPree, author of THE HEALING CONSCIOUSNESS: A
DOCTOR'S JOURNEY TO HEALING, will be speaking at
Bucks County Community College . . . Location: Founders
Hall 140 . . . FREE and open to the public . . . if you've never
heard her speak, you're in for quite an experience!

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PS. Please join me in celebrating St. Patrick's Day on Saturday, but
don't forget to continue praying that we soon get our remaining
soldiers back from Iraq . . . and that peace resumes in Israel.

Also, make it a great week!

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