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Aquele gajo que na América se safou a um julgamento de violação... o tipo vai repetir o crime. Eu penso que a vítima devia era processar os procuradores que decidiram não levar o caso adiante.

Acho isto nojento. É um convite ao crime.

Reescrita

http://www.creativewritersdesk.com/rewriting.html

Reescrever

http://johnaugust.com/2005/how-to-rewrite

Instead, you need to stop thinking of words and pages, and focus on goals. Are you trying to increase the rivalry between Helen and Chip? Then look through the script — actual printed script, not the one on screen — and find the scenes with Helen and Chip. Figure out what could be changed in those scenes to meet your objectives. Then look for other scenes that help support the idea. Scribble on the paper. Scratch out lines. Write new ones.

Then move on to your next goal. And your next one.

Escrever todos os dias

http://www.gsas.columbia.edu/pages/cstudents/dean/break-writing/break-1.html

Not all of the advice we offer in these postings may work for you – but this one will: Write every day. Write something. Every day.

Easier said than done, right? Here are some suggestions for making it happen.

(1) Commit to writing for at least two hours every day. (Why? Because 1½ to 2 hours is the maximum that most of us can endure mentally and physically before needing a break.) So write for at least 90 minutes without getting up from your chair. Seriously. No breaks, no distractions, no getting everything else done first. And especially no e-mail and Facebook.

(2) Write every day for two weeks. For most of us, that is enough to make it a habit. And I promise that if you do this, you’ll find out how much more productive you become as a writer. Try it.

(3) What to do when you have holidays to observe and celebrate? Or when you are too ill to write? Or when you can’t possibly find even 90 minutes in your day to write? That is when you must write even 15 minutes each day. No matter how tired or busy or even sick you are, write 15 minutes each day. Here’s why this works:

* The hardest part of writing is getting started. We amateurs procrastinate minutes, hours, and days. (The pros – some of the best and most prolific writers – report procrastinating weeks and even years.) We’re afraid we won’t have anything to write. We’re afraid that what we write will be terrible. We’re afraid we’re not up to the real pain that good writing requires. For some of us, it’s only when the pain of what we would lose by not writing – fellowships, degree completion, book contracts, jobs – feels more real than the pain of actually writing that we even begin to write.


* If you make yourself write 15 minutes a day, you have overcome the biggest hurdle – getting started. I’ve never known anyone with the goal of writing 15 minutes a day actually limit writing to just that 15 minutes. Once you start, I promise you won’t watch the clock. You’ll write for 30, 60, even 90 minutes before you realize it. (The trick is that you tell yourself you only have to write for 15 minutes and that you can endure anything for that long. Once you start to write, the anxiety will begin to disappear and you’ll write longer.)


* Writing everyday contributes to continuity of your thinking and generating the ideas you need to write. Your mind will function differently when you write every day. We all think about our writing every day. But the cognitive processes involved in writing are different from those involved in thinking. Your project moves forward when you write…even if you write a gosh-awful first draft. (The topic of our third posting is the necessity of writing a crappy first draft.)


(4) Anne Lamott (Bird by Bird, 1994) suggests this: Place a 1-inch by 1-inch picture frame next to your computer. You must write enough each day to fill the picture frame. I promise you will finish your thesis or dissertation with this method. (You’ll finish faster with an 8 x 12 picture frame.) But you must write everyday, and the picture frame reminds you to do so…at least enough each day to fill the frame.

(5) Faculty colleagues have offered this advice: Don’t allow yourself to do something you enjoy until you’re written for 90 minutes (or more). Don’t eat. Don’t drink coffee. Don’t shower. Don’t allow yourself to brush your teeth until you’ve written something.

So commit to writing each and every day during the break. If you’re away and without a computer, then use pen and paper. But write every day. (If you think the 15-minutes-a-day is Writing for Wimps, if you never have trouble getting started, if you never delay your writing until you’ve fallen days and weeks behind schedule (or fallen into despair), then commit to writing 90 minutes or more each day. If you haven’t written for at least 15 minutes today, start right now.

Escrever um Romance em 30 dias (90k)

Aqui:

http://www.premura.com/archivos/novela.htm

Interessante.

Alterado design do blog.

Apeteceu-me, pronto.

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Life Update

Tou a fazer sopa.
Ainda estou muito atrasada na correção do meu livro de Zombies (huuuu, medo, Zombies!).
Tou a lavar a roupa (branca).

Still no freaking job :(

Eu não acredito que 38 anos já é ser Muito Velha! :(

Enfim.

/Dunya out

Cats

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Patti Smith - Dancing Barefoot

Adoro esta música!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.johnatkinsongrimshaw.org/A-Golden-Beam.html

http://www.johnatkinsongrimshaw.org/A-Golden-Beam.html

Sonho

Hoje tive um sonho interessante. Queria falar com alguém, mas tinha dificuldades em fazê-lo (até que consegui).

Já há algum tempo que não me recordava dos sonhos.

Osho

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Não existe o dia do juízo final

Ao nos dar a vida, a existência já nos aceitou. Não existe o dia do juízo final. Acredito no dia do juízo inicial – ele já passou, já acabou.

O dia em que Deus decidiu criar o mundo foi o dia do juizo. Nesse dia ele deve ter ponderado, pensado se deveria ou não criar o mundo, mas resolveu criá-lo. Ele decidiu que era melhor criar que não criar. Ele preferiu algo a nada.

Não importa o que tenha criado, ele é responsável por tudo. Eu não sou responsável, você não é responsável, ninguém mais é responsável. Toda a responsabilidade é de Deus ou da existência; todo bem que existe pertence a ele, todo mal também.

Podemos encerrar a questão, não precisamos nos preocupar com isso. Uma coisa posso lhe dizer: à medida que uma pessoa se aprofunda na meditação, percebe que não há a menor possibilidade de um dia do juízo final nem a necessidade de ficar preocupado.

Quando você fica em silêncio, começa a sentir o amor de Deus jorrando de todos os lados. De repente percebe que alguém está cuidando de você, que você não é ignorado, que não é uma coisa acidental, que você é intrínseco à existência.

Deus precisava de você, por isso ele o criou.

Bom, assim já me preocupo menos... :p

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ERIC

ERIC, originally uploaded by jel 1969.

I am here to CONQUER YOU!

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SVEN, originally uploaded by jel 1969.

Blog

Não ando a tratar bem o meu blog. Já pouco escrevo para aqui. Ou uso o Facebook ou o twitter.
Vergonha, ai. Desculpa, blog do mê coração.

Anyway...

Tenho de ir comprar uma garrafa de gâs. Entretanto faço sopa. Tenho a tv de volta a casa desde dia 7 e já me cansei outra vez. Tenho de me livrar daquilo definitivamente. Se não fosse pelos meus pais juro que deixávamos de ter tv por cabo. Ficava o telefone e a internet e chegava.

E agora esta roubalheira dos 23%. FDP. Qualquer dia taxam tudo a 100%. Se eu tivesse dinheiro instalava painéis solares em casa e recolhia água da chuva. Aliás, se o povo todo fizesse isso... muitos monopólios davam o badagaio.

I still have no job. Não percebo porquê. Já me estou a passar. Que merda. Quero um emprego, porra!

Quanto à escrita: nada. Nem ando a corrigir os Zombies. Consequências do retorno maléfico da tv!

Bom, é tudo.

/Dunya out