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We all have movies we like to watch around this time of year.

Macabre stories about ghosts and monsters that help us enjoy the Halloween season.

My go-tos are "The Nightmare Before Christmas", "Beetlejuice", and "Halloweentown High".

But if I were to ask you some of your favorite Halloween movies,

undoubtedly some of you would say "Coraline",

the 2009 stop-motion adaptation of the middle grade book by Neil Gaiman.

And I had actually not consumed either of these until this month,

which I know is unusual given that I love animation

AND it's got the same director as "The Nightmare Before Christmas",

Henry Selick.

"Coraline" is about a young girl named…

Coraline,

who has just moved into a new apartment with her inattentive parents.

She's got some weird neighbors but she's a bit bored in her new surroundings.

But then she discovers a door in her living room that leads to an altered version of her own world,

constructed by a horrible monster that wants to trap her there forever.

But Coraline defeats the monster and rescues her kidnapped parents!

Before we get started, it's important to note that the book and the movie are not the same story.

Though they do share the premise I just described, the characters, themes, and messages are all

quite different from each other.

In a funny sort of way, these separate works are an uncanny version of each other,

much like the slanted world Coraline finds in the book.

The book is a story about maturation and identity,

while the movie is a story about temptation and deception.

deception the book is more focused on character and the movie on adventure

that doesn't make one bad and one good it just means that they're different in

fact they're so different that a straight book versus movie comparison

doesn't really work for example the other world in the book is certainly

more interesting but it's creepy and uncanny from the beginning and it makes

Coraline feel uncomfortable so she leaves in the movie the Otherworld is a

bright and exciting paradise that appeals to the shortcomings in Coraline

zone life and Coraline wants to stay there until the button incident no these

two settings are so different from each other that you can't really say that one

is objectively better than the other though you can absolutely have a

preference and for the sake of honesty I preferred

the book but I'm not just gonna sit here and tell you guys how the movie is worse

because it didn't do everything the book did I think that would be kind of silly

given that different isn't synonymous with better that being said let's talk

about why I hated YB with a passion of a thousand unnecessary banana slugs we're

hunting banana slugs why born love it why B for short is an adorable geeky kid

the same age as Coraline he was created for the movie and in a word YB is

unnecessary Celicas needed a few different times that he wrote YB in so

that Coraline wouldn't just be wandering around talking to herself the whole time

for the time being we're going to ignore the fact that this sounds vaguely

misogynistic his answer seems like a legitimate concern for a book with a

single hero until you realize that there are nearly 20 characters that coralline

interacts with in the book which is a lot sure Coraline is alone sometimes in

the book but she's also alone in the movie and she talks to herself so

mission not accomplished I don't know SELEX answer doesn't really

hold up at all because of that but this video would be a lot shorter if I just

stopped it there and I'm not gonna I have a lot more to say about YT

ultimately it doesn't matter if YB was actually stuck in this story to ensure

boys would watch a movie about a female heroine or not what matters is that YB

does not serve any purpose in this story if he was interesting I'd probably cut

him some slack but he's just not I don't think it would be fair to say that Y be

a symbolic of all of my problems with this movie but

he's a pretty big chunk not gonna lie and it's not his personality that

bothers me the movie actually really wants you to like and empathize with him

I think a lot more than it wants you to like Coraline

it's how he exists and alters the story that bothers me for the sake of fairness

let's look at the one interesting thing that why he brings to the movie his

great-aunt why Bea's grandmother mrs. Lovett owns the house Coraline lives in

and we learned that when she was a little girl her sister disappeared in

that house later we learned that the other mother snatched her because duh

she's the doll shown in the opening credits and one of the ghost kids

Coraline meets this is an interesting thread and it has the potential to be an

emotionally compelling subplot but there's no real intrigue because

absolutely no one who is on screen for more than five seconds cares about the

answer to this mystery I'm not kidding Whitey's grandmother on screen for five

seconds and because of that there's no payoff there's no reason for it it's

such a small part of the story that it's pretty easy to forget it's even a thing

and the movie doesn't really do enough with it to justify its existence in the

narrative kind of like YV besides Coraline and the other mother why he has

the most physical presence in the story which is weird because there isn't

really a place for him in this story he just sits on top of an already robust

and complete cast appearing only when he needs to further the story in some way

much like those in the other world are instruments of the Bell down YB is an

instrument of the plot he is exposition a savior a filler scene

he is pushed and shoved and patted into any cracks and holes the story needs to

fill he's essentially plot buddy and what's hilarious is that the movie tries

to turn him into a main character and the movie does this by having him sponge

relevant dialogue in action from the other characters leaving everyone a bit

duller as a result he reduces the presence of the cat and the other father

the most which is very disappointing because the

cat is actually really awesome and in the book he Coraline have this

interesting camaraderie ah but that's beside the point

from a writing standpoint his creation makes no sense

it doesn't make sense to downgrade other characters to build a new and lackluster

one you're supposed to do the opposite especially when the cast is as big as it

is in Coraline what bothers me more than anything else about the cobbled nature

of Y B is how he fundamentally changes Coraline as a result in the book

Coraline is a very clever assured resourceful and observant girl she's

brave and she likes to explore she's kind and compassionate to those who need

help but above all else she is self-reliant she receives help

but nobody has to save her and yet with the addition of Y B Coraline

self-reliance is practically non-existent

YV tells her world her well is it's his delivery of the doll rather than her

discovery of the door that kicks the plot into motion the other version of

him saves her from the mirror and helps her escape the world the cat has to tell

Coraline the other mother is dangerous and he only knows that because the other

why he told me so the one that axe me the most is that in the book she sets a

deliberate trap to dispose of the hand forever but this is scrapped in the

movie so that YB can dramatically ride in on his mountain bike and save her

it's it makes me so angry it's laughable Coraline is also her meanest and most

unlikable when she's around Y B because she hates him for some reason I mean

she's just dramatically mean to him like dr. o I do want to mention that

there's some really weird ablest coding present and his character he has a

hunched back he stutters he rarely looks at Coraline straight on he has odd

interests he has a bit of a gait and he's often nervous during simple social

interaction this makes the insults coralline directs

at him especially cringe-worthy I think I heard someone calling you why born

what I didn't hear you I definitely heard someone why were you born

damn Coraline was that even necessary why he is such an odd character from the

way the movie treats him to his function to just how out of place he is all of

that being said I don't think why he makes Coraline a bad movie the animation

is gorgeous and the voice acting is fantastic and I did enjoy the film it's

not one of my favorites and I think that it would have been much stronger without

ye but that doesn't mean it's a bad movie regardless of this writing gap I

think we can all agree that if you're looking to traumatize children this

Halloween season Coraline is definitely the way to go

just wanted to wish you all a happy Halloween I was really excited to have

some spooky themed content for you guys I also just wanted to reiterate that if

you really like this movie that's okay I'm not attacking you and I hope you

enjoyed the video regardless I'd also be really interested to know your opinion

in the comments have you read the book do you have a preference to having

strong feelings about why be and subscribe to the princess and

description are for more videos on Disney intersectional feminist some pop

culture critiques and d'amore the princess we'll see you next week

I'm not saying the Halloween tell movies are high-caliber filmmaking but they are

so freaking spoopy I love it just not that last one

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Kevin Owens WWE Smackdown Update, WWE CUT Neville From 205 Live Intro! | WrestleTalk News Oct. 2017 - Duration: 4:39.

Hello and welcome to the WrestleTalk News - I'm Oli Davis.

Rock-Type Pokemon Rock 'The Dwayne' Johnson has played many

varied roles throughout his Hollywood career: big beefy Luke Hobbs in the Fast & Furious

movies, big beefy Greek demi-Gods in Hercules and even big beefy army men in G. I. Joe.

But now, thanks to the power of voice-over animation, he might soon be cast in the Detective

Pikachu movie as distinctly not big beefy Pikachu!

I always thought he'd be more of an Onyx or Geodude. That's a Pokemon joke, because

their 'Rock' type Pokemon. Detective Pikachu is set to be the first live-action

Pokemon movie, but rather than Pikachu's dialogue being limited solely to saying its

own name in an adorable manner, The Hashtag Show reports it'll be voiced by a gruff

movie action star - with Rock, Ryan Reynolds, Hugh Jackman and Mark Wahlberg all apparently

at the top of the studio's wishlist. WWE Cut Neville From 205 Live Intro

The original plans for the 9th October Raw were for Neville to lose to Enzo Amore in

the main event, but the King of the Cruiserweights had reportedly had enough. He apparently walked

out before the show started, causing panicked, last-minute rewrites which had Kalisto beating

Amore for the Cruiserweight Title. The Enzo match appeared to be the last straw,

with Sports Illustrated reporting Neville had "been miserable in WWE since January"

and "felt that he was viewed as nothing more than a very talented 'get-over guy'

used to enhance other talent." The Wrestling Observer Newsletter added: "He's not talking

publicly, and really can't until he gets a release, but he is said to be very happy

about his decision". WWE's last official word, however, was that

Neville is "still with the company and never quit". The intro sequence to this week's

205 Live, however, suggests otherwise. As one of the Cruiserweight Division's most

featured performers, Neville has always been prominent in the Tuesday show's opening

titles. But @AsianA3AN on Twitter has posted side by side comparisons of last week's

episode with last night's, revealing Neville has been completely removed from the sequence:

-Neville's red arrow is replaced by Mustafa Ali's Reverse 450 Splash.

-Neville looking grumpy has been replaced by Drew Gulak holding a 'No Chants' sign.

-And another shot of Neville looking grumpy is replaced by all 38 of Tony Nese's abs.

But with WWE removing one featured performer, at least Tuesday nights got back another of

its top stars. Kevin Owens Smackdown Update

WWE.com revealed last Friday that Kevin Owens had left Smackdown's tour of South America

"due to personal reasons," which KO explained had to do with his family on Twitter:

"I'm not sick. I'm not hurt. My family needed me home."

And F4WOnline reported "there is no set timetable on when Kevin Owens would return."

Hopefully his family situation has improved, because KO appeared on last night's Smackdown

interfering in the Sami Zayn/Randy Orton main event, and his wife posted on Instagram:

Thank you all for the kind messages asking if everything was alright. It was one of the

toughest weeks of our lives but we are ok now. This guy travelled half way around the

world to get back to us and I don't know what I would have done without him. Best husband

and dad we could ever ask for ❤ Owens has also since tweeted:

The outpouring of support from friends, family, fans and peers these past few days has been

overwhelming. Thank you all. We appreciate it.

What a heel. WCW Halloween Havoc '98 Podcast!

Today marks 19 years since WCW's Halloween Havoc 1998 - which featured arguably the best

match of Goldberg's career against DDP, and the worst match of all time, a minus five

stars bout between Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior. Luke and I review it in this month's

Patreon-exclusive podcast, which is up for $5 backers right now.

Which also means it's time to honour all those who've donated $25 or more a month

to WrestleTalk's Patreon with their very own Hall of Fame rings. So thank you

J Grizzly Bear Queen Elizabeth Mazorra

Notorious Little Dre Courtney Chaos

John Wick: Chapter 2 David "Hendrix" McKenzie

The Lord of Zed Zachary McKinley David "Big Man" MacKenzie

Shane McMahon has explained Smackdown's invasion of Raw! And has John Cena's Survivor

Series role been leaked? Click the videos to the left to find out, press subscribe and

support WrestleTalk - order issue 1 of the WrestleTalk Magazine now.

I've been Oli Davis, and that was wrestling.

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Tesla Model S 90D: Rated Range Degradation 44000 Miles 78 Weeks Ownership W/Chart - Duration: 2:58.

this is the 44,000 mile range update outside temperature a 64 degrees

state-of-charge is 273 rated miles charge completed but

it stopped it 99.6% interesting I have yet another drop the packs the computer

the BMS thinks the pack is now rated at 79 kilowatt hours capacity and that I

charge to seventy nine point one kilowatt hours the balance of the pack

is 5 millivolts which means my pick is pretty dying darn balanced yet it's

still some higher decides but I restarted the charge sequence a number

of times to see if and get more in there but nope ninety nine point six although

restarting the charge sequence about twenty times I did manage to gain an

extra mile of range the capacity or a total lifetime charge is 19.7 megawatts

total lifetime discharge 21.2 wait a second that's

oh wow it's actually reading the right numbers for a change some reason to

finally flipped hey that's right I got a software update today yeah software

update today maybe that's what fixed it charged to her lifetime charge twenty

one point two to five megawatts total lifetime discharge 19.7 megawatts let's

check temperature one hundred and one point two degrees Fahrenheit as a max

ninety-eight point three degrees as a low a little bit cooler today but the

battery was nice and toasty hot throughout the whole supercharged

process bazinga and I told myself and I swore to myself I'd never ever seen that

word

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Oklahoma National Wildlife Refuges - Duration: 4:53.

The National Wildlife Refuge System includes more than 560 refuges and other protected areas encompassing over 150 million acres of land and water.

[A map of the U.S. with pinpoints for each national wildlife refuge in all 50 states and U.S. territories]

The mission of the National Wildlife Refuge System is to administer a national network of lands and waters for the conservation, management, and restoration ...

... of fish, wildlife, and plant resources and their habitats within the United States, for the benefit of present and future generations.

Oklahoma is home to nine of these refuges!

Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge was the first, established in 1901.

The purpose of WMWR is wildlife conservation in a prairie ecosystem

The Black-capped Vireo is an endagered species that lives at Wichita Mountains.

Over 1.5 million people visit the Wichitas every year!

This is one of the last places where buffalo still roam.

Lakes between the mountains provide great fishing and beautiful views!

Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1930 for the protection of migratory birds.

Endangered Whooping Cranes rest here during Spring and Fall migration.

Thousands of ducks flock to the shallow waters at Salt Plains in the wintertime.

Salt flats provide nesting habitat for shorebirds like the Snowy Plover.

Sandhill cranes.

Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1946 for the protection of migratory birds.

Some birds like the Bobolink, use Tishomingo as a rest stop on the way to nesting grounds further north.

Pollinators like butterflies are found at all of the Refuges in Oklahoma!

Raptors like the Red-shouldered Hawk are found at Tishomingo.

Washita National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1961 for the protection of migratory birds.

Over 100,000 geese can be seen at Washita in the wintertime!

Ducks and geese roost on the waters of Foss Lake.

Bald Eagles can be seen nesting on many refuges in Oklahoma.

Sequoya National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1971 for the protection of migratory birds.

The scissor-tailed Flycatcher, Oklahoma's State Bird, can be found at all of the Refuges in the state in the summertime!

Thousands of ducks flock to Sequoya every winter!

Optima National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1975 for the protection of migratory birds.

Grassland birds like Bobwhite Quail inhabit the short-grass prairies at Optima.

Cottonwoods line the Coldwater Creek at Optima NWR, providing cover and nesting habitat in an otherwise treeless landscape.

Ozark Plateau National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1985 for the protection of cave-dwelling endangered and threatened species.

Endangered Ozark Big-eared bats

There are fewer than 2,000 Ozark Big-Eared Bats alive today.

The refuge also provides habitat for the rare cave crayfish... Photo © Dantè Fenoilio - anotheca.com

...and the threatened Ozark Cavefish.

Little River National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1987 for the protection of migratory birds.

The hardwood forests provide important nesting habitat for songibrds like this White-Eyed Vireo.

Little River is one of the few places in Oklahoma where alligators are found!

Cypress knees decorate the floor of this bottomland hardwood forest.

Reptiles like this Timber Rattlesnake live on the leafy forest floor.

Deep Fork National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1993 for the protection of migratory birds and bottomland hardwood forests.

The boardwalk at Cussetah Bottoms allows visitors to view wildlife as they meander through the refuge's bottomland hardwood forest.

Refuges provide a place for our youth to learn about the great outdoors.

There are lots of fun things to do at National Wildlife Refuges!

The Youth Conservation Corps provides jobs for the next generation of wildlife professionals.

There are many opportunities to volunteer on Refuges.

Get to know YOUR National Wildlife Refuges!

Video created for Oklahoma National Wildlife Refuges by Baran Ausmus, Washita National Wildlife Refuge Volunteer. Edited by Al Barrus, public affairs specialist.

Photos and videos provided by Oklahoma National Wildlife Refuges staff and volunteers, including: J. Blackburn, G. Williams, G. Bishop, N. Axelsen, S. Johnson

Music: Acoustic Breeze by Bensound.com Creative Commons license: http://creativecommons.org/licesnes/by-nc/4.0/

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Use a torx №T30

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Contrast - Duration: 2:57.

Original sound

FX dry to wet

Control of the weak amplitudes

Control of the medium amplitudes

Control of the strong amplitudes

Horizontal line delimiters: modifies the groups of amplitudes

Vertical line delimiters: defines the frequency range

[shift] click: moves the two lines together

Control of the resolution

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Vance Joy - Lay It On Me (Lyrics / Lyric Video) Said The Sky Remix - Duration: 4:05.

Lay it all on me now

Will you lay it all on me now

oh baby

If all my defenses come down

Who am I kidding

Your love's always finding me out

Lay it all on me now

Will you lay it all on me now

oh baby

If all my defenses come down

Who am I kidding

Your love's always finding me out

Everything starts at your skin, so new

Let me in

Put it in my coat before I go

Write it on a piece of paper, honey

hidden in plain sight, Why'd I take so long

I found you

Everything is new and different

Snow comes down

Lay it all on me now

Will you lay it all on me now

oh baby

If all my defenses come down

Who am I kidding

Your love's always finding me out

Everything starts at your skin, so new

Let me in

Later when I'm sitting all alone

Hidden in a place you know I'll find it

Put it in my coat before I go

Write it on a piece of paper, honey

And I just wanna know what's in your head

You cut through

Anyone could see that I'm wasted

I'm so gone

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Equalize - Duration: 2:47.

Controls the main level of the 31 bands

31 sliders individually selectable

Link or unlink the two equalization curves

Swaps the curves between them

Copies the curve of one channel to the other

[shift] click: group the sliders

Elastic string: global control of the sliders [command] click (Mac) / [Ctrl] click (PC)

Moves all the sliders horizontally [control] click (Mac) / [shift+Ctrl] click (PC)

Control of the speed with elastic string [control+command] click (Mac) / [shift+Ctrl] click (PC)

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Introduction to Module 1 Before we get started - Duration: 0:32.

Welcome to Module 1!

So in this module, by the end, you're going to have a better understanding of the specific issues college and university students face,

the importance of building healthy campus communities,

and how we can support students holistically.

I'm also going to take you through an overview of a collaboration between Rideauwood Addiction and Family Services and Algonquin College

that focussed on building a harm reduction framework for post-secondary students.

That's called the AC Umbrella Project. We'll get into that more at the end of this module.

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Access A Trader Review - Thomas H. Testimonial - Duration: 5:37.

- I've been trading for about six years and

I joined the room a little more than six months ago.

It wasn't quite a year ago I decided to take

what I was doing really seriously and

I had to kind of step back because I didn't know

how to define what I saw, I guess.

You know, I started to notice trends or patterns.

Kind of, well, if the chart looks like this,

you know, I might do this.

Especially when you're day trading,

it's important to be able to define entries and exits.

You know, very clear cut.

You could write it down on paper,

follow it and execute it the same way

over and over and over and over.

That's the way that you're gonna generate some success.

You know, mentorship has always played a huge part.

Anybody that's doing anything successfully,

didn't have people that they looked up to,

at least one person.

It's the same in all industry.

Now, it's kind of different.

A lot of us are working from home.

We're working from offices without anybody else.

The difficulty now is finding the right mentors,

the right people you can learn from and grow from.

I would say the majority of people starting out

aren't going to be able to tell the difference between

somebody that really knows how to trade or

has been in the business for a long time and

somebody that hasn't and sees an opportunity to

become a mentor for people.

"I got these alert systems, these trading systems."

So, starting at ground level,

you kind of have to get creative,

figure out a way to find inspiration.

For me, that was Dan Shapiro.

Just through following him on Twitter for a while,

I knew that he knew what he was talking about.

He'd post ideas, basically, entries so to speak,

ahead of time and it's like, the guy's hitting every trade.

I mean, not in reality, probably,

but what was in front of me, I was just like,

"Holy crap!"

I'm sitting there treading water.

I can't figure out high from a low, pretty much.

So, that sort of interested me and I thought,

let me do more research and literally just took notes,

listened to his interviews over and over,

just trying to get a sense of what he was doing

from the little bits of information that

was out there and available.

He understands the fundamentals of supply and demand,

order flow and tape reading.

I'd say that's the single most important part of trading.

You can look at charts all day,

your hot stock tips and all that stuff,

but if you're not properly reading

what the price is telling you,

to be able to actually watch how that price goes

through that level, what's actually happening, is crucial.

Just listening to him, it's like I'm sitting next to him.

You know?

If he's watching Tesla trade and, in real time,

talking about his thought process,

like this is the level we're looking at.

"Oh, like, you guys see there's a buyer here."

He can clearly see it, you know?

If you're watching, you're timing sales,

you can see that, you know?

It's like, wow.

Like, I get the concept but to try and figure that out,

on your own, it seems sort of like duh, you know.

But, it's not.

That has benefited me so much just listening to him

and his sort of process throughout the day and his mind,

what he's looking at, what he sees.

If I don't see that, I can scroll back and look at sales.

I can try and, oh, that's what he saw.

You have to be confident.

You have to know beyond a doubt that

what you're doing is going to work,

has positive expectancy behind it.

If nothing else, the biggest thing that I've gained

from this room and listening to Dan is confidence.

I really appreciate everything that he's done

for me, for all of us.

For everybody else that wants to put in some time

and dedicate themselves to becoming a trader

or becoming a better one,

this is the spot to be, you know?

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Crown Grill Restaurant: Onboard Cruise Dining | Princess Cruises - Duration: 0:53.

♪ Elegant Jazz Music Plays ♪

Fresh seafood, tender steaks, and thick chops,

all in a classic steakhouse restaurant.

The Crown Grill offers premium cuisine,

in a warm and personal setting.

And Princess chefs make dining in this showplace eatery something to talk about.

Enjoy a broiled or grilled lobster

in our open-theater styled kitchen.

Or relax in a comfortable booth

with a classic filet mignon

that's anything but ordinary.

Either way, your dinner at the Crown Grill

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Summer in LA in Paris, via Rhiannon McGavin | EP #11 - Duration: 8:50.

Can't get that in France.

Open 24-7. Whoosh!

This one is from City Lights in San Francisco.

This is from the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

Or no- wait. It's from Reef Check. I have a lot of marine biologists in my family.

This is from a lipstick company.

One of my really good mentor, big-brother type people gave me this.

"Pan Pacific Bourse"

How many of us searched the library for the new installment of fantasy dystopia comic thriller romance?

every other day, and not a single late fee.

We picked books best read by the pool next door,

for in this lucky park, where you played softball and I cheered, we also had a pool.

It dripped off us like diamonds while we reveled in tan lines from too-big swimsuits,

before we knew any amendments.

One hour of minimum wage translated to a whole summer day.

A dollar for youth admission,

four more bought a hot dog (with onions) red soda and chips please.

We vowed to try every ice cream flavor by September,

the rest of our allowance spent on chocolate and pink licorice stored for late nights reading.

When the lifeguards went on break we ate on the grass in front.

A chain in the flag pole clinks like drugstore change or shells

3 buses from the beach; ants on gingko branches whisper trade secrets.

You could hold your breath longer than me, but I read faster.

Do you remember when my hair was lime-green from chlorine and the coolest you'd ever be was shivering in the young adult section?

with a book,

a damp towel,

a stomach like an upside-down cereal bowl.

The scales in our eyes tipped between paperbacks and hardcovers,

whichever's easiest to carry, bicycle basket heavy tilting home.

The plastic wrappers at the back of my closet smell like sunscreen.

INTV: What inspired you to write this piece?

R: I was thinking about the economics of childhood.

Because I remember, when I was like ten, twenty dollars seemed like the most amount of money

that a person could ever have. (laughter)

You know, I'm at 7-11, and I'm counting out my quarters so that I could get some Red Vines

to take home. And just-- I think in any metropolitan city, there's a lot of free programs available

and open to children. Which are great. Like the library, and the pool in my neighborhood,

which was a dollar and you could stay there as long as you want. The park. Softball.

All of these things. And uh, it's before things start getting really expensive.

So, "Pan Pacific Bourse". Pan Pacific Pool, Pan Pacific Park is the place where I grew up.

And then Bourse means... it's the French stock market. So it's sort of like...

If I give you three gummy bears, will you give me half your chocolate bar? Stuff like that.

Trade. Very important.

INTV: Reminds me of the lunch table. "I don't really like my sandwich. What do you got?"

INTV: What's it like living in Paris, coming from LA?

R: Umm.. It's funny to think that Paris is the other city that I've lived for like a chunk of time.

And that's only because I've lived in Los Angeles my whole entire life, um, so, living in Paris

for two months is the longest I've ever lived anywhere else. Which is nuts! Just nuts.

Especially because I really like it here.

I don't know. You have to avoid all the tourist stuff. You have to avoid the romanticism that's already

been set out for you... uh... and go find grimy things.

INTV: What role does Paris play in your work?

R: For my mom and me, I think that Paris, in our household, held the place that

Jerusalem is supposed to. Where it's like "Oh yes, next year in Paris, we'll go, it'll be wonderful.

It's the motherland. It's where we're supposed to be.

It has all these wonderful things and all these streets that we just know automatically."

I didn't necessarily watch a lot of films about Paris growing up

I would have my mom to tell me about the country, and things like that.

INTV: Our concept is called Runaway Poets. What is a runaway poet, to you?

R: Runaway Poet. I think someone who's just comfortable being other places,

and they're not going to make a nuisance of themselves. That's what I always worry about when

I'm traveling. Is making a nuisance of myself.

I was walking around the city with some American friends a few days ago...

and they were very loud. Umm... and they're-- they order in English, and have their phones out...

you know, at the table, taking pictures of food, and I'm like "Ack, you guys are blowing my cover!"

Umm.. [laughs] but for the poet part,

I really do think that writing is the most accessible art form. Because...

I mean... I guess singing or something, all you need is your own voice...

But not a lot of people are born being able to sing opera or anything. I definitely can't.

Anyone can write, though. Anyone can take a pen and paper and describe their surroundings.

And that sort of accessibility is wonderful countryside, city-side, no matter where you're going.

INTV: Compared to, say, 50 years ago, poetry struggles to reach the mainstream.

How is technology affecting the art form?

R: Well, in the 60's they didn't have the internet.

So when information got around, it got around in a total blasted wave. Umm..

But nowadays we are technically connected all the time. So, there's always information.

It's never going to be like.. blackout and then "WHOA! Bunch of new stuff!"

I am interested in poetry and writing that involves technology in smart, delicate ways

that isn't necessarily Sci-Fi, um, or isn't making a gimmick of it.

Because, you know... a cell phone hasn't been around as long as a tree. A more established literary symbol.

We generally know what a tree is, we.. I can name poems dating back hundreds of years

that involve trees, right? But it's not the same with cell phones. There's a woman in front of us

taking a picture with a cell phone right now, right?

INTV: There are many women taking pictures with cell phones.

R: Exactly. It's a beautiful courtyard. But because we're still understanding what cell phones mean

within the physical world, uhh, we don't have a grasp on what it means figuratively.

People who are able to absorb all this technological information and then be able to render it

into something literary... that's-- that's the ticket.

Not to say that trees are gonna become extinct. I hope not. Oh God...

Do you ever just wake up in the night and think about climate change?

INTV: Ah, in the middle of the night? No. But as soon as I-- in the morning-- first thought?

R: First thought: WHOA! We're dying.

INTV: If you had one wish for society....

R: Oh boy. One? Environmental justice.

Listen, I work a lot in education, world, and crisis center rape culture type things, and...

it just... I hate that I have to explain this phenomenon that's like Millennia-old.

You know? Like, no, don't have sex with someone when they're unconscious.

This is such a basic principle of decent humanity, yet you still have to explain it to people

when the world is facing massive, scientific, biological, chemical disaster that's imminent!

Like, we should all be working on installing solar power! You know!?

So environmental justice, I think. Because also environmental justice is tied up with every other

shitty thing in the world. Umm...

I would really like clean air, you know? Clean planet: that's what I'd like.

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