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Date: June 9, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
The Sarasota County Commission was presented an opportunity at its June 9 meeting to make the county's doggie-dining program a permanent program, but instead chose to extend it for five years.
County Commissioner Nora Patterson said she preferred to review most programs, such as this, from time to time, instead of making them a permanent fixture.
The doggie dining pilot program was approved in May 2007. The county's health department monitors the program.
"The program is going very well in my opinion," said Quentin Clark, environmental supervisor for the health department.
Fourteen restaurants across the county have received doggie-dining permits, and Clark said he has received few complaints from the public.
Beckham's Osprey Grill in the Southbay shopping center was the first restaurant to receive a county permit. Owner George Beckham said he's about to renew his license, because his customers love the fact that they can take their dogs with them.
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• Dogs must be on a leash.
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Kevin has been a guitarist for more than 28 years. He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Oklahoma City University earning a Bachelor of Music degree in classical guitar. He went on to earn a Master of Music degree in classical guitar performance from the University of North Texas.
Kevin has been fortunate enough to have studied with some of the world's foremost classical guitarists. In addition to instruction from Tom Johnson, professor of guitar at UNT, he has studied privately for a number of years with Christopher McGuire, a pupil of Andres Segovia and a very well respected member of the guitar community. With the help of these mentors, Kevin was able to perform in master classes of numerous world famous classical guitarists, including Manuel Barrueco, Carlos Barbosa-Lima, Jason Vieaux and Pepe Romero.
"Kevin has demonstrated a great understanding of both the technical and artistic elements of music. He is one of the finest students I've taught in my twenty seven years of teaching." - Christopher McGuire, 2002
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bands as lead guitarist, and is also half of the acoustic guitar duo Almost Spanish.
*** Lesson Details ***
FUN AND EFFECTIVE. My lessons are always tailored to the individual student, but all students learn music theory in addition to guitar. I am thorough, but not overly strict. And don't worry, it won't feel like homework.
I believe that music lessons should be fun for the student. If you enjoy the lessons, you will more likely enjoy practicing and will therefore achieve better results. So I make sure to include songs and tricks that the student really likes in the curriculum.
I use a variety of methods, depending on the student.
Within 6 months, my guitar students can expect to have a strong understanding of basic music theory and how to apply that knowledge to the guitar. They will know how to read music in both guitar tablature and standard notation. If they have practiced, they will be able to play complete songs that have been chosen along the way. More advanced students will find that they have improved technique, improved accuracy and control, improved tone, and stronger improvisational skills.
*** Studio Equipment ***
My studio is comfortable, and fully equipped with all the necessary tools for great lessons, including amps, cables, effects pedals, and audio/video recording equipment for those who wish to have a recorded copy of their lessons.
*** Specialties ***
The majority of my expertise in in classical guitar and electric rock guitar.
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Hi there! This is Sean, and I am a friendly, personable, energetic, thoughtful and resourceful teacher of guitar. I began playing the guitar at age thirteen, and turned to the energetic challenge of classical guitar playing in my twenties, eventually earning a degree in classical guitar performance. I am happily married (eight years) to the most perfect spouse I could ever hope for. We have two adorable little girls, ages six and seven. I am also well-invested in the practice of Hatha Yoga, and am certified as a Yoga teacher. As a very high-energy and pretty intense person, I fully give one hundred percent to the things I do. Teaching music is no different, with learners receiving an uncompromising commitment to their musical/guitaristic development.
My teaching practice is at least two things. It is the transmission of my cultivated ability on the guitar. This involves learning chords, scales, songs, physical/technical development, reading music, music theory, and student practice during the week, etc. Equally important is the realization of guitar instruction as a powerful tool by which musicians/learners can more fully develop their human potential, and grow as people. I love connecting with students, and adjusting instruction to help students conquer new challenges and meet goals.
Committed learners are often shocked by how quickly their musical development unfolds, and they are playing music they would never have thought possible for them in the short length of time it took them to get there. Looking back over the years of teaching, even I can hardly believe the lengths I go to assist a student in overcoming a present challenge. The evident pride and satisfaction a learner takes in that development is like rocket fuel in my gas tank. Simply put: I LOVE teaching, and feel individual private lessons are teaching and learning par excellence. Take a look at some sample videos of how my style of teaching works with the song Dust in the Wind.
So whether you are a seasoned player with well-cultivated skills, or are totally brand new to the guitar, come on over and find yourself happily surprised at how far I am able to assist you in your development as a guitarist.
*** Lesson Details ***
In my own learning process, the most enjoyable lessons are where a teacher successfully assists with overcoming a difficult challenge, often times with a relatively minor adjustment or correction. I love being blown away by teachers who can do that. Lessons revolve around two general themes, (with other themes developing over the course of a learner's development.
1) Learners develop skills to read music and understand practical and applicable theory that is pertinent to YOUR goals as a developing musician. Applicable music theory is important for a guitarist to know in order to develop a competent 'bag of tricks'. You can listen to a recording at the following link called 'Caleb and Sean Jamming�which we made so he could hear himself play, and use it as a tool to develop himself. My system works and builds people who not only play songs, but become musical people with their own musical minds. I recommend to start, thirty minutes a day of practice for five days a week.
Utilizing my system, students who do this can expect to be playing songs, finger picking, and basic improvisation (playing both lead and rhythm) within the first three months. Within six months improvisation skills are extended into major/minor scales. In that six month range students also develop a working understanding of how songs are constructed, and are developing an ear to pick out the chords of songs they want to learn. All students begin learning to read music from lesson number one, and within three to six months are finding music reading skills accessible enough to read on their own. By this point, students are no longer dependent upon myself to learn songs and generally come to lessons prepared with material they are learning on their own. What we work on at this point is clarifying questions the student has about a song or a piece of music they are learning.
2) Cultivate a strong and intuitive command of proper physical technique on the guitar. A very important aspect of my musicianship is a strong and intuitive command of physical technique. Over the years of teaching I've become very good at cultivating a student's physical technique. I like to tell guitarists who have played for a long time that if they will give me an hour of their life, I will teach them how to make their fingers thirty to fifty percent longer; and then do exactly that. I ADORE seeing jaws drop when a student's playing is enhanced with what usually amounts to minor tweaks and adjustments.
And in all phases of musical development, I am a flexible and clever teacher. Sometimes material simply needs to be amended, modified, or stabbed at from a different angle in order to make it accessible to students. Students are number one in my teaching practice, and I go to bed knowing I gave everything I could to those students who are working hard to accomplish their musical goals.
*** Studio Equipment ***
Texts are available for purchase, music stands, an amplifier for electric guitars, extra chairs for parents to watch the lessons if they prefer.
*** Travel Equipment ***
Music stand
*** Specialties ***
For students of classical guitar, I utilize Frederick Noad's curriculum: Solo Guitar Playing 1, and get the student reading, reading, reading from lesson one or two. With my strong background in developing strong and efficient physical technique for the guitar, I also successfully design technical drills individually as required for each student to address challenges
Bass Guitar, Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Theory, Songwriting
Alex has been playing music for 10 years and teaching guitar for 6 years. He received his Bachelors Degree in Music from the University of Colorado. With over 8 years of touring and performing experience, Alex is capable of teaching all levels and styles from beginner through advanced. He provides lessons for all ages including children as young as 5 as well as adults on acoustic/electric guitar and electric bass. Available for private or group lessons, Alex teaches all styles of music including Rock, Country, Jazz, Experimental, Pop, Metal, Reggae, Blues, Folk, Classical as well as Theory, Improvisation, Composition, Notation, and Ear Training. Alex understands that every student is unique in their own way and caters his teaching style accordingly in order to keep each student progressing and having fun. So whether you just want to learn a few songs to play out on your porch, or looking for someone to provide a structured, challenging plan, Alex is capable of helping you achieve your goals in a fun, low-pressure environment!
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Students can expext a fun, laid back, comfortable atmosphere when taking lessons! Catering to each students individual taste and tailoring each lesson to fullfill their own personal goals is of upmost importance. Lets learn the music that you want to learn! Materials and curriculum will hand selected for each student once his/her goals have been determined. So whether you are an experienced musician looking to reach the next level or a beginner just looking to have a little fun, Alex is capable of providing you with a lesson experience you will surely enjoy!
*** Studio Equipment ***
2 Acoustic guitars (Jasmine by Takamine S-35), Behringer GM110, Marshall G-10 MKII, Fender Blues Junior, Crate Palomino v16
*** Specialties ***
I been formally trained in both Jazz and Classical styles. Although I do not intend to force these styles on anyone, I do find them to be the best vehicle for teaching music thoroughly. I can teach theory, sight reading, ear training, improv, chart reading, composition, technique, etc....
Bass Guitar, Classical Guitar, Flamenco Guitar, Guitar, Music Performance, Music Recording, Music Theory, Piano, Songwriting, Ukulele
* Are you a person who wants to rock the guitar, but only gains approval from your dog?
* Do you already have a nice foundation and now want to strengthen your basic skills as a musician?
* Are you a professional guitarist that needs that "added touch" to take your playing from brilliant to virtuoso?
If you fall into any of these categories, let me introduce myself...
My name is Kevin. I am a very energetic, friendly, understanding and passionate music coach who has worked with students and clientele from many different regions around the world. Possessing more than 25 years of music training and industry experience, I've been able to take people's playing to amazing levels. I love getting to know people and challenging my students to view music more than just a "skill", but also a tool to communicate effectively with your audience. So, whether you're wanting to become the best campfire guitarist or ready to sharpen your skills to go after or maintain your Grammy Award winning status, let me be the Music Coach to get you there!
*Studied guitar with Neil Haverstick at Swallow Hill Music Academy
*Studied guitar with Todd Keehn at his own TK studios
*Studied with Dave Martone at American Jewish University
*Six String Theory Rock Guitar Competition top 5 of 2011
*Guitar Player Guitar Superstar top ten of 2010
*Guitar World magazine top ten shred the web of 2009
*Over 25 years experience including teaching, live performances, songwriting, and studio recordings.
Don't look too hard for a teacher now, you've already found him. So what are you waiting for? Stop reading this and contact me already. It's all about having fun with music, so come on over, and let's rock.
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Our instruction area is spot on. The bright and large studio provides an exceptional learning environment and contains amplifiers, and all types of guitars. We have the latest technology in keyboards, and the use of a drum machine makes the lesson more fun utilizing the feel of being in a band while helping you to improve your rhythm. The private rooms are sound proof so our students can experience the full impact of cranking up an amp and making music.
My teaching style is laid back and comfortable. Focus is on teaching students how to teach themselves
You'll learn: music theory, music sight reading, chords, chord progressions, melody, harmony, technique, and much more.
*** Specialties ***
Electric guitar, Acoustic guitar, Classical guitar, songwriting, demo recording, demo production, heavy metal, rock, beginner to advanced music theory including sight reading, piano, ukulele, bass guitar
Classical Guitar, Guitar, Music Theory, Songwriting
Music became my life when I found a dusty guitar in the storage room at age 10. I owe a lot of really cool experiences to the guitar and so many of them center around learning. Teaching is fun and rewarding, but it is also my way of thanking the great teachers I've had.
-Studied Music Theory/Composition at Metropolitan State College of Denver
-Won a scholarship to the 2001 Summer Guitar Program at Berklee College of Music in Boston
-Frequent substitute at Arapahoe Community College (2004-2005)
-Teacher at St. Mary's Academy Middle School (2008-2013)
-Active member of Onsombley guitar ensemble
-Songwriter, Vocalist, Guitarist in The Penny Dreadfuls
-Creator of "Strum by Strum"
-Takelessons teacher since 2008
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The best lessons I've ever had were lessons in which I walked away saying "Man, I never KNEW that!" and it's my goal for you have that experience, too. Whether its how to play that chord or write a melody, how to get the best sound out of those stomp boxes, or when genres like shoegazer and post-rock were invented and what they sound like... there's something to be learned in every lesson.
The most important benefit of taking lessons from me is my experience. I started teaching casually as a teenager and have followed every opportunity since. My passion for music has allowed me to teach private lessons (10+ years), middle school guitar class (including a guitar ensemble), and college-level music theory classes. Extensive experience in writing, recording, and performing has only helped that passion to grow. I've developed a method to blend theory with practice every step of the way, and make the journey fun!
*** Studio Equipment ***
Music stand, Guitar picks, Amplifier, 1/4" cable, Footstool, and paper hand-outs provided for Students.
Lounge area, Kitchen area, Restrooms,and Parking provided for Parents
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guitar, acoustic guitar, music, songwriting, classical guitar, electric guitar, music theory
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Hey everyone, my name is Greg. Some of you may know me as the lead guitar player from the metal band Allegaeon. What most of your don't know is I love teaching!! Here's a little bit more about myself:
I graduated from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, with a Bachelors degree in classical guitar performance. I have a passion for a wide range of music including fingerstyle acoustic, classical, jazz, heavy metal and funk. I'm currently in the internationally known metal band Allegaeon, on Metal Blade records. I've been called accomplished composer, some songs of which have been released on �Fragments of Form and Function� (2010), a record some critics have hailed as one of the best metal records of 2010, and one inews called "one of the greatest debut albums of all time". Our follow up record "Formshifter" broke at no. 2 on iTunes, and reached 3 Billboard charts. I've toured extensively throughout the continental US with Allegaeon, as well as the Midwest with classical ensembles and as a solo artist. I've also had an arrangement of Pink Floyd�s �Another Brick in the Wall Pt. III� featured on MTV by a group of my students.
My students have gone off to Berkeley School of Music, and the Peabody Conservatory. As well as done some nation wide touring supporting the band Yes.
I have been certified through the Suzuki Institute of Chicago, so I'm trained to teach your young ones as well.
*** Lesson Details ***
I'm pretty laid back when it comes to teaching, and I have a lot pf patience. I pride myself in taking a pretty unique approach, in that I use the students interests to present the basics, and tailor the lesson to the goals and interests of that student.
I am Suzuki certified, and I have a BM in Guitar Performance from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. I perform and teach various styles of guitar music, from classical, to Michael Hedges fingerstyle acoustic, to rock and metal.
*** Studio Equipment ***
We usually sit at my dining table and go through the lesson each week. Students are welcome to bring an amp if they need one, however most students just play unplugged.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I have my gear, all I would require is a notebook from the student.
*** Specialties ***
I'm Suzuki certified, and have have my students go on to tour the US extensively. My arrangements have appeared on MTV's Made program, and I myself am a founding and current member of a international touring band.
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This image made available by LOCOG shows former Olympic gold medalist and torchbearer 030 Sir Steve Redgrave carrying the Olympic Flame on a boat on the River Thames on the Torch Relay leg between Wallingford and Henley on Thames, England, Tuesday July 10, 2012.
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Thames Valley Police say they arrested the 27-year-old man on suspicion of outraging public decency. The incident took place Tuesday in Henley, some 35 miles to the west of London.
Redgrave was setting off on a boat in the River Thames as the flame makes its 8,000 mile journey ahead of the Olympics, which take place from July 27 to Aug. 12.
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PULLMAN — Signing day for football letters of intent Wednesday was short on surprises at Washington State University.
For starters, the Cougars did not become the first team in history to declare their latest recruiting class to be lousy.
Secondly, the first day for high school players to sign went pretty much as planned, although Arizona State made a last-minute run at prized quarterback prospect Tyler Bruggman of Phoenix.
Bruggman, Scout.com's only 4-star recruit (5 is highest) among Washington State's signees, said the Sun Devils renewed contact with him Tuesday after learning that quarterback Josh Dobbs was wavering on his verbal commitment with ASU. Dobbs signed with Tennessee.
"It was a very stressful process – a long (Wednesday) morning and day yesterday," Bruggman said in a phone interview. "But I'm excited to be a Cougar and looking forward to the future up in Pullman."
Bruggman made second-team all-state after passing for 2,803 yards, 33 touchdowns and eight interceptions last season at Brophy Prep. Bruggman said his parents, both Arizona State graduates, did not pressure him to attend ASU.
The Cougars announced 24 signees (the new NCAA limit is 25, down from 28). That excludes running back-kick returner Daniel
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Asked to assess the first recruiting class his staff had a full year to work on, coach Mike Leach said, "Real happy doesn't exist. Pretty happy? Yeah. I think it went well."
Adam Gorney, a recruiting reporter for Rivals.com, said WSU's recruits are "not a stellar class, but I think a solid class."
Scout.com recruiting reporter Brandon Huffman told Cougfan.com that players "want to play for" Leach and the Cougars have "one of the better classes I've seen from WSU in some time."
Added Huffman: "The mindset is changing in terms of who goes to play at Washington State. It's no longer a 'fall-back' school."
Scout.com, which generally keeps closer tabs on WSU recruiting, had the Cougars' recruiting class ranked ninth in the Pacific-12 Conference and 39th out of 125 Football Bowl Subdivision teams. Rivals.com ranked WSU 10th and 48th, respectively.
Offensive and defensive linemen were key targets.
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Highly touted California running back Olito Thompson, who had made a verbal commitment to WSU, did not sign Wednesday. Academics may be an issue. … Linebacker Jacob Tuivaiave, who signed with WSU last season but failed to qualify academically, plans to play at California junior college power Mt. San Antonio this season. Tuivaiave starred at Washington High in Parkland. … Cornerback Marcellus Pippins told Cougfan.com he's changed his commitment from Utah to WSU and plans to enroll in January. … Former WSU linebacker C.J. Mizell signed with the Akron Zips. Leach kicked Mizell off the team last February after he was arrested for punching a student at a WSU fraternity. … Leach said "we're addressing" the recent DUI arrest of kick returner and reserve running back Leon Brooks. … Longtime Nevada assistant coach Ken Wilson has been hired to coach WSU linebackers, replacing Jeff Choate, UTEP's new defensive coordinator.


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Funeral services for Mary Jane Melton Elliott, 100, of Womack Hill were held Monday, September 24, 2012 at 2 P.M. from the Chapel of Bumpers Funeral Home with Rev. Loen Ross officiating. Burial followed in the Womack Hill Cemetery. Visitation was one hour prior to the service.
Ms. Elliott passed away Saturday, September 22, 2012 at Willow Trace Nursing Center in Butler. She was born March 11, 1912 to Walter Scott and Alma Perry Melton. Ms. Elliott was a former school teacher and factory worker for Soloman Brothers.
Survivors include her sister Norma Henry Gibson of Gilbertown; nieces Iris Duren, Gayle Walters, Nanette Bennett, and Anita Dunham Cook.
She was preceded in death by her husband W.M. Elliott in 1978.
Pallbearers were Joe Craddell, Greg Jenkins, Doug Duren, Pedro Scurlock, Tommy Littlepage, and Milton Manley.
Honorary Pallbearers were Raymond Bennett, Dennis Duren, and Bill Logan.
Visit bumpersfuneralhome.com to sign the online register and post condolences to the family.
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By Nathan Hutchinson
Register Sports Editor
A couple of months back I offered up a little challenge to the local high school football teams in Madison County.
It was pretty simple.
Win a playoff game this year and you get the opportunity to shave my head.
It had been four years since any Madison County team had won a playoff game and I was hoping to maybe provide a little extra motivation.
I don't know if my offer made any difference at all, but last weekend both Madison Central and Madison Southern picked up first-round playoff wins at home. The Indians defeated DuPont Manual, 40-21, for their first postseason win since 2008. The Eagles topped Perry County Central, 38-37, to win their first playoff game since 2005.
So, I guess it's time for me to pay up.
I'm a man of my word and I don't plan on bailing on my offer.
Here's the plan.
At 8 p.m. today at the Lee's Famous Recipe at 1007 Center Drive in Richmond, representatives of both the Central and Southern football team will break out clippers and shave my head. Each team will get one half of my noggin, as promised.
So, if you are not doing anything tonight come on by and watch me get humiliated!
A photographer for the Richmond Register will be on hand to document the event and a picture of the ceremony will appear in the Friday edition of the paper.
Thanks to Brian Parks and the folks at Lee's Famous Recipe for setting up this event. I hope to see lots of you there!


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|24th March 2012, 05:27 AM
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Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
An excerpt from my WIP, here. At the surface, it's a chase story. An army deserter and a pair of siblings, brother and sister, are fleeing from a man with nearly unlimited power and authority. Simon is the brother, about sixteen years old. He was separated from the others during a mishap on a river and forced to flee deep into the forest with nothing but a musket and one shot's worth of powder scavenged from a handful of soaked paper cartridges.
Mainly, I'm looking to see if this section conveys a proper sense of hopelessness, of desperation. Though of course, all critiques of any kind are welcome.
You can ignore the part about large echoing rooms and blue lightning, it's a reference to an earlier disturbing experience.
He ran with abandon. Where there was no path, he made one, pushing and snapping his way through the underbrush. He splashed through shallow creeks and scrambled over fallen trees, tearing cloths and skin in the process. He had no thought for direction or safety, only that he must go always deeper, that he must run until he could run no more. The sun was red and low when he collapsed at last into the long shadow of a tall hickory. He curled up against the shaggy, plated bark of the trunk, sheltered by low-hanging branches and broad leaves. Sleep took him as the pink sky darkened to a cool and lonely night.
It was hunger that woke Simon as the early morning sun began filtering through the leaves. The hole in his middle had been growing steadily, and his flight of the day before had only made it worse. He uncurled himself and creaked to his feet, clothes and skin still stiff with dried sweat. He stood with eyes closed and breathed in the scent of the wood, a floral mix of green and living things with an underlying sweetness of rot and decay. Tension bled from cramped muscles and he was tempted to stay where he was, to laze away the day in the shade. But he knew that he was only delaying a decision that he didnt know how to make.
Fort Meyer had been the only place available to him, the only bastion of civilization in a sea of wilderness, and now that was closed to him. There was nowhere left to go, no one left to tell him what to do. He set off at an easy pace, deeper into the forest. He wasnt quite sure how far he had traveled from the river, and there was a chance that he could still be found. Merely running away was a poor substitute for a destination, but it would have to do for now. He had nothing else.
So he walked. He walked over small hills and between great ones. He walked through tight thickets of young saplings with brazen arms stretched wide, and through vast, cavernous rooms roofed by the towering old masters of the wood. When he grew tired, he rested. When it became too dark to see, he curled up in some hollow of the ground and slept until the sun came again. At streams and ponds he filled his stomach to bursting, blunting the bite of hunger for a while, but always he walked. Stopping would mean he had nowhere to go.
He talked as he traveled, mumbling his thoughts aloud in time to the rhythm of his feet as he dragged one in front of the other, over and over again. He talked to himself about catching fireflies with Elizabeth on warm summer nights. He talked about sneaking tastes of Mrs. Hills cooking before dinner. Fourteen years at my table and you aint starved a one of em. He almost started laughing at that, but choked it off short, unsure if he would have been able to stop. He thought about large, echoing rooms with dripping water and lightning that didnt flash and fade but froze in place, glowing blue in the dark. He didnt put those thoughts to words.
A few days passed, he didnt know how many, before he thought of killing himself. He didnt want to starve to death, to let the hollow pit in his middle grow until it consumed him, but he could feel himself weakening by the hour. Already he rested nearly as much as he walked. Whole hours of the day were lost in the blink of an eye. He would start a thought in the morning and finish it in the evening. He would spend hours walking, staring at his feet as he slogged through the brush, only to glance up and find himself not a hundred paces from where he had started. He began dreaming up ways to find death before it found him. There was still one shot loaded in his musket, if the powder was any good. He could jump from one of the high cliffs that loomed over him in silent observance. He could lay down in one of the cool creeks that ran between the hills, just close his eyes and let the water wash away what was left of him.
|24th March 2012, 06:52 AM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
Hey Esfires. I thought this was really good. I got the desperate feeling you were after, especially in the last 3 paragraphs. There are a couple suggestions there on improvements. The main thing is a little bit of a distance between us and the PoV character, some internal thoughts at the slower parts could help, and describing more of how he physically feels in some places. Just so we can get a bit closer to the character.
|24th March 2012, 09:19 AM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
Hi Esfires, welcome to the critiques. I think you told me about his sense of hopelessness and did so very well. I had a problem with the lack of food, and the fact he was still walking - I would have thought he was expending too much energy to keep going without something.
I also thought that I was being told how he felt, and that slowed things. So, for instance at the end, with the gun and the single bullet, if he'd have been looking at it, holding it, willing himself to use it, setting it down etc. I think I would have been more convinced.
Likewise the thought in the morning and then in the evening, if we can see this, so he sits down and the hot sun is on his face and then he drifts into a thought and then there's the oh no! moment, as he realises he's in shadow.
And I agree with WP, some internal thoughts would have brought him closer.
I'm hungry. The hole in his middle seemed to have....
Thanks for putting it up.
|24th March 2012, 07:25 PM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
It's good, held my attention with no trouble for the duration, and the descriptive bits are well done, unusual. There may be a few more words than completely needed in one or two places, but that comes down to style, really.
There is one thing though which is that unless you've already told the reader more about Simon earlier, or unless you're going to do so pretty soon, he's still too vague by the end of the piece. I would like to know a bit about his age and appearance, what he's wearing, is he a soldier and why he's running, etc. Those questions can work as dramatic tension, but be careful the reader's concerned enough about the character to stay with you that far?
By the last para I'm starting to think: enough, already, who is this guy? But again, that may be intentional on your part?
|24th March 2012, 08:27 PM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
My writing tends to be a bit more distant, so that's definitely something that I need to work on, yeah.
Those very things crossed my mind as I was re-reading it in the process of posting it, particularly the time distortion segments. The gun part is something I'll probably change, too. The lack of energy is something I wanted to convey, I guess I'll just have to make it more clear.
This takes place about 75,000 words into the WIP, so the reader is well acquainted with Simon by this point.
|24th March 2012, 08:35 PM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
Just thought I'd add that I thought that it was good. I really liked your use of description, and found that it kept me engaged throughout and more importantly left me wanting to read on. Good Job!
|24th March 2012, 09:03 PM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
I wonder why you chose this particular section as you've already written a large part of your book?
Well, that's just another question ...
|25th March 2012, 12:38 AM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
Mainly because I was particularly concerned about whether this scene communicated isolation, desperation, the state of Simon's mind. Critiques of any kind are welcome, obviously, but that's what I was really looking for an outside opinion on.
|25th March 2012, 12:56 AM
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|25th March 2012, 09:06 AM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
Well written! A little too well written descriptively, in one sense. You placed me firmly in the wood with its sights, colours, smells, and textures I almost felt "how could anyone feel desperate in this beautiful place?".
Until the last 2-3 paragraphs I actually found myself thinking something along the lines of "hope / new beginning for this character", but that's just me.
Final few paragraphs would, I'd suggest, convey the same emotion in about 10-20% less words. Doesn't need that much to do what you want to achieve, almost as if (and someone else has said this here) the point is a little laboured- but again, everyone has a different and unique writing style so if this is just observation, not criticism that you've written it "wrong".
On the whole? A beautiful, descriptive piece that drew me in right from the first sentence. Well done!
|25th March 2012, 12:18 PM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
You start with great flow. In fact, it's so fluid that a reader would feel pleased to go on with that pace, but when you come to the highlighted bit, you stop to wonder what went on in the author's head?
Before you read on, think for a moment why I highlighted the bit.
The first reason is that there is a repetition and the next is the infamous comma-splice but the last is telling. There are places where you tell instead show, but in this case you shouldn't be doing so. The reader gets from the prose what you're telling here and therefore this bit should be considered for rewriting or removing. I'll let you decide which in case you want to act on my advice.
Not a bad decision, but the execution could had been a slightly better. And there the highlighted description could had been much better, and I feel that you could rewrite this to show you strength.
Good. I'd have liked to see a bit more of his thoughts at this point. In fact I'd have gone a bit closer to show how loneliness affects his emotions. Probably I'd have considered dropping in one of the bigger flashbacks and then moved on to the next bit.
|25th March 2012, 09:01 PM
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Re: Does this convey the proper emotion? 750 words.
he was tempted to stay where he was, to laze away the day in the shade.
The above takes some tension out of the posted section, more so as he is considering dying later.
His thoughts of death turn up in the last para - I would have liked more internal thoughts as well. A desperate failure in finding food - a fish that got away in a stream maybe. Lead us up to what looks to be a bad ending!
Minor considerations, all well written and held my attention well. A little over written in some sections but you have enough skill to hold me while you do your descriptions and lead me on, so I more than forgive you.
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|25th March 2012, 09:45 PM
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I found it beautifully written, but I didn't feel the desperation you said you wanted. The first paragraph I found too languid to feel his flight; and later, the descriptions of the "old masters of the wood" and the memories of catching fireflies were too beautiful to communicate despair. It felt at times like a piece of nature writing.
All that adds up to me feeling slightly distanced from the character and his pain and hunger, but I'm not sure how much of a problem this is. It might depend on how close-in to his POV you get in the rest of the book.
Anyway, here are a few suggestions as to how you might make it closer to the character's experience.
|26th March 2012, 12:50 AM
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Sounds like I need to focus less on the environment and more on Simon and his state of mind. I appear to be getting bogged down a bit with descriptive injections when I should be maintaining the pace of the passage, at least in the early parts. And I'll definitely be rewriting the part where he contemplates suicide. More show and less tell there would make that image a lot more powerful.
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How much you should change that suicide bit depends on how seriously he's contemplating it. You used the phrase "dreaming up", which doesn't suggest a very strong intention to go through with it, but more like something we've probably all done at some point. If he's more serious (which in his circumstance he might be) then you probably should strengthen it, and "dreaming up" should probably go.
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Funny stuff how hard they push not to be labelled.
I have your base program done.
We gotta touch base on diet and cardio
Much love bro.
Ideally I was to get stronger and more muscular in preperation for a cut of atleast 60 pounds of fat.
My bodyfat is at about 31% from one of those hand held readers so it's probably a bit higher. I'm pretty muscular all of my body I just have a big italian belly.
I hate running and all that bullshit going to supplement my routine with like Muay Thai as cardio.
Hey im gonna be spendin most of the weekend on my dock with the boys..what do u want to accomplish from your regimen? strength? size? speed? is it sports related?
I can lay the goundwork this weekend if u clear up some of these questions..H.
That's awesome man I appreciate the offer a lot. I'm in.
When i get back from being with my boys and get my head unspun ill help you with whatever you wanna accomplish but you gotta stick to plan..
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Okay, so this year, i've started to get intimate with my boyfriend. However, i'm a little scared about my current situation. Okay, so i read a lot of the articles on here and i'm not exactly sure if they quite fit my situation. See, i've never had sex, but i have gotten naked with my boyfriend quite a few times, and all he's done is finger me, but he has gotten himself off before me (usually). Okay so, it all started back in august when it was the first time we did stuff together. We did have genital to genital contact (not sex), and it did occur to us to use emergency contraception. However, my country doesnt sell plan b pills, but instead, i took four birth control pills in the dosage that one would use EC (a government website said that it was okay to do so). Afterwards, i did get my period (usually heavy) but then around a week after that period finished, i got a second period. It lasted a few days, but without clots, and i think that came from the EC. In september, we did stuff together a few more times, again, all naked but more careful, and again, i took EC, but sometimes i couldnt take how nauseous i would get after the first dose, so i wouldnt take the second dose. At some point, i was extremely stressed, nonstop worrying about the possibility of being pregnant, and school at the same time. It got worse when my period was around five or six days late, and it looked weird. Not like spotting, but i started off with it, and then it became a flow. But i thought it was significantly lighter than my regular period. Oh yeah, and before that period, i took a HPT, it said negative, but i couldnt get myself to believe it, though, and then i began again with the nonstop worrying. At some point i thought i was pregnant because i would wake up nauseous and i would pee alot more, and with that, i continued to scare myself.
In october, i did not have any sexual contact. The most me and my boyfriend would do was make out and i would just watch him masturbate, and we had clothes on so it was all good. But since october is usually when my vacation is, i COULD NOT stop worrying. On october 13th, i had taken another pregnancy test. Again, negative. But when the break started, i scared myself and worried myself sick thatagain, i would wake up nauseous, stressed, and whenever i worried myself, i would get nauseous and fatigued.. And when i'd get nauseated and fatigued, i would scare myself to death somehow convincing myself that i was pregnant. It got so bad that i started stressing out and i couldnt sweat or cry one night no matter how much i tried. I got a fever because i got dehydrated and the day i got that fever, i had a period, but it was just as weird as the last one. On the last few days of that period, what would come out was brown and pink discharge, but the first couple of days were just like a regular period, but less clots. And yet again, even after that period, i scared myself again.
So now i'm back in school, but the first few days, i just kept worrying. I somehow convinced myself i was pregnant. I would wake up nauseous, i would be nauseated at times of the day, and i think i became quite depressive. And i felt more anxious because i began to take everything going on with my body as a sign of pregnancy.
A couple of days ago, i took a pregnancy test, and it said negative and for a couple of hours, that kept me more relaxed. That day, i did not feel nauseous, i was assured that inwas not pregnant, but when i came back to look at my test after about six hours, a second line appeared on it, (it wasnt colored; sort of highlighted the antibody strip with colorless substance) and i took it really hard to the point that i became nauseous almost immediately even if i knew that it was an evaporation line. At this point, do you guys think that im pregnant? Yeah, that's a stupid question but still. Cant be too sure.
So now, i've been feeling nauseous from worrying a lot, and my pelvis would have this sort of pinching feeling occassionally.
Last night, me and my boyfriend decided to give manual sex and dry sex another chance. This time, we took the extra measures. He would pleasure me first, i would be naked and he would have basketball shorts and underwear on, and when it was his turn, i would have boxer shorts and underwear on. Okay, so im not scared i could get pregnant from fingering, but i'm kinda scared that i could get pregnant from dry humping with only one of us at a time with clothes on. After everything was over, i took both doses of EC. How likely is it that i could get pregnant from this situation?
Im sorry if this is TMI, and quite long, but i just really need advice.
Robin Lee
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HI arrestomomentum,
So long as there is a layer of clothing between your genitals when they touch, there is no risk of pregnancy.
The differences in the flow of your periods has most likely been from the emergency contraception you've been taking, and also from stress. It's amazing how our bodies respond to stress.
pregnancy tests are meant to be read when they're taken, so whatever it looked like 6 hours later isn't significant at all.
It sounds, though, like the trick here is to get to the bottom of this worrying. Are there other things in your life that you're worried about right now? How are things going in your relationship? Would you like to talk some about what has you so worried about getting pregnant? IN other words, what would getting pregnant mean for you?
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Wait-- can stress make your body sort of mimic pregnancy symptoms? Or do stress and pregnancy do similar things? Or if i convinced myself that i was pregnant, would my body follow what my mind was doing?
I actually had myself checked out by the school doctor and she thinks i could be pregnant (even if, in my head, it sounds pretty ridiculous) and she wasn't much help. She referred me to a psychologist, but no reply. This only added to my nonstop worrying.
Robin Lee
Member # 90293
Did the doctor conduct a pregnancy test? Without a pregnancy test no one, not a doctor, not anyone, can say if you're pregnant.
A lot of the symptoms that people experience when they're pregnant are also things people experience for a whole host of other reasons. IN other words, there are very few things that people experience while pregnant that people who aren't pregnant experience for other reasons.
This is explained further in this article:
Chicken Soup for the Pregnancy Symptom Freakout's Soul
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No, she did not. (School clinic) at first she said that i wasnt pregnant for the reasons: i have never had sex, i had periods, and my HPTs were negative even after 4 weeks after what me and my boyfriend did.
And then all of a sudden she suggested that i get an ultrasound and said that i could be pregnant after what i just described to her. She also kind of has a really bad reputation with my friends because she said my friend was pregnant, when it was jus a stomach ache and she said my other friend who had a common cold had swine flu. Soooo if that matters........
Robin Lee
Member # 90293
Well, all the reasons you mentioned do indicate that you're not pregnant. sounds like something a little strange is going on with this doctor, though I couldn't even begin to guess what it is.
Did you have a chance to read the article? If so, what do you think after reading it?
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Yes, i did read the article, but what scared me is that i had gone through most of the symptoms and there's that voice in the back of my head that keeps telling me, what if i really am pregnant and didnt know about it?
I've been so scared and i've been trying to get rid of fear from being more intimate, but i'm always so scared that i convinced myself i'm pregnant. Do you think this is just all in my head?
Robin Lee
Member # 90293
It's generally not possible to be pregnant and not know about it.
Perhaps you could talk some about where this worry stems from? How are things with your relationship? With life in general? How do you feel about becoming more intimate with your boyfriend?
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I'm actually quite haunted by the number of people i know (currently) who have gotten pregnant at an undesirable age. That feeling when you think that "you're next" doesn't help either. It's reached the extent that these people are sexualy active and do have actual penetrative intercourse doesn't comfort me at all.
It's really all about if ever the worst happens, i'm going to have to face it myself without help.
Anyway, can constant uncontrollable worrying cause persistent nausea? And are there any cases like mine who have actually gotten pregnant?
Robin Lee
Member # 90293
Yes, lots of people who feel worried or stress experience nausea.
I have never heard of anyone getting pregnant from the activities you described above.
I can understand that feeling of dread seeing other people you know getting pregnant when they're not ready for it, but I promise you that pregnancy is not catching.
Can you say more about how if you ever did get pregnant you wouldn't have any help?
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Even if the guy has semen on his hand, would someone still be able to get pregnant that way? Is it a big chance that could happen?
God forbid i did get pregnant: i would have to go through it alone, the bills would be on my shoulders, i'd still have to go to school, etc.
Right now it's hard enough seeing a gynecologist to finally ease my mind because a) i can see one alone when im 18 (im not eighteen till feb.) and b) lack of funds. This episode is driving me crazy!!
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(What I can tell you, is that for manual sex (sex with hands) to be a pregnancy risk, there would have to be very fresh ejaculate (as in, just came from your partners body a minute ago) all over your partners hands, which you both would have seen, as a little bit doesn't matter at all - it would have to be all over).
[ 11-14-2012, 05:59 AM: Message edited by: Robin Lee ]
Robin Lee
Member # 90293
HI arrestomomentum,
When you say you can't see the gynecologist alone, do you mean that your family won't let you, or that you're legally not allowed to?
Having read the articles here and talked with us, does it make sense that getting your period, and having pregnancy tests come back as negative, would indicate that you're not pregnant?
I think the key here is to find a way to help you stop worrying. What do you think?
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Complaint filed with FCC alleges WISN, WTMJ radio bias on recall
A liberal watchdog group has filed a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission, charging that bias demonstrated by local radio hosts violates something called the Zapple Doctrine, requiring equal time not just for candidates but their supporters.
The complaint by the Media Action Center charges that shows hosted by Mark Belling, Vicki McKenna and Jay Weber on WISN-AM (1130), a Clear Channel Communications station, and Charlie Sykes and Jeff Wagner on Journal Communications station WTMJ-AM (620) demonstrated pro-Scott Walker bias in violation of the doctrine.
Officials at both stations declined comment.
The regulation requires that in the 60 days prior to an election, stations must provide comparable airtime to both major political parties.
However, since Zapple was a byproduct of the Fairness Doctrine, which was taken off the books in 2011, it is unclear whether it still applies.
According to an attorney writing in Talkers magazine, the only exceptions to Zapple were newscasts, interview programs, documentaries and breaking news.
"So the question becomes whether or not most talk radio shows come under any of these exceptions," wrote the attorney, Steven J.J. Weisman. He noted that the FCC "has taken a broad interpretation" of the definition of "news interview program."
According to the complaint, Media Action Center monitored the stations for seven days in May. They found WISN-AM aired an average of 80 minutes per day of "pro-Walker / anti-Barrett and pro GOP anti-Democratic messages," and WTMJ-AM aired 88 minutes.
During the survey period, WISN-AM aired six minutes and 30 seconds of pro-Barrett/ Democratic messages, and WTMJ-AM aired 13 minutes and 30 seconds.
If it can be proved that the stations "consistently only interviewed or promoted a single candidate without ever providing air time to his opponent, it is not only possible but likely that the FCC would ... require equal time for the other candidates," wrote Weisman.
Whatever the FCC rules "may have a significant effect" on the fall elections, he wrote.
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MSNBC,CBS, NBC, and CNN Left wing 24/7 propagnda machines. Liberals = Hypocracy!Hide replies
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They do have a slant though. I do tune it and it's obvious.
Funny about people who complain about Fox's "bias" and how good their ratings are. Either they watch on a regular basis and are part of "the problem" or they never watch in which case they're just spouting off and showing their ignorance. Which one are you?
great analogy!!! could not have said it better than that! it is amazing to me how many people listen to just one news outlet! people, you need to enhance your lives and listen to other viewpoints!
@Bush, is anybody turning your radio on or forcing you to drink. Everyone has the option to turn off the radio or refuse a drink. There are a lot of outlets out there for you to make your own decisions.
silsur - the stations you mentioned are on cable. Those don't use publicly owned airwaves and are governed by different rules.
silsur - the stations you mentioned are on cable. Those don't use publicly owned airwaves and are governed by different rules.
NBC and CBS are on cable?
That's right you have to pay for those brain washing stations and the only rule there is there are no rules.
NBC and CBS are broadcast entities and use the nation's airwaves. They just happen to be on cable also.
Just like you have to pay for Fox's brain-washing stations.
Folks F O L K S F O L K S! Before you get to carried away. 40 years ago there were approximately 50 media outlets in the US. TODAY: 6 Corporations control 90% all of TV, Radio, and Film. A FEW Corporations OWN America's media and in the end they serve their own purpose.
The Dems are laying to groundwork to contest the election results tomorrow when Walker wins! They'll say it's because of those darn biased talk shows!!! Hey, did anyone hear Gwen Moore, United States Congresswoman from Milwaukee last week? She sounded to me like Jeremiah Wright in drag!!!
Hey FCC the country music station doesn't give equal time to rap music. I want to file a complaint about that as well. What a joke this country is turning into .Hide replies
And - how come I can't hear any Willie Nelson on the local "soul station"?? Unfair!! Unfair!!
this is law suit is demanding that a station pay for someone to be on their station even if they do not want them to be on their station.
freedom of speech and freedom of association is out the window with this one.Hide replies
Biffet - once again you are spreading falsehoods. The broadcasters agreed to give opposing viewpoints equal airtime when they bought the licenses to borrow the public's airwaves.
Doesn't this violate freedom of association? - which the Supreme Court ruled that it is an essential part of free speech.
Sue Wilson (who filed the complaint) has been doing this since Clinton dumped the fairness doctrine. She has petitioned Clear Channel to program liberal talk shows to balance the conservative ones. If you ever had listened to Äir America" it was painful. What she brings up is the Zapple Doctrine, which says within 60 days of an election public airway stations need to give equal time to both candidates (if you invite one, you need to invite the other for equal time). If Barrett was invited and did not go on the show so be it. Ms. Wilson actually had 5 liberals listen to these conservative shows for 12 - 16 hours per day and count how many minutes each host talked about the candidates. These people are in desperate need of a real job. Maybe they can work for Gwen Moore.
I'll bet they get funding from Soros...
Can you imagine the goon's at Media Action Center sitting around listening to WISN-TMJ for a week? For them that would probably be a tough job, I just hope the taxpayer's aren't paying for these Commie'sHide replies
Well, if they sit around and listen to the truth long enough, it just might sink in! Tee, hee, hee !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kind of like sitting around listening to NPR for a week would make my head explode.
Anybody remember "Air-America" ??...Lefties invested millions...no one listened...even George Soros refused to send anymore money into that sinkhole...This whole notion of "Fairness" with the FEC and the FCC is sour grapes....they want to force everyone to listen to Rachel Maddow and Rosie O'Donnell, whether they like it or not..If they could they would make it mandatory and have your radio turn on by Government Remote Control, with no way for you to turn it off or lower the volume....
Shame, shame, shame.


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For many of the tourists expected to descend on Beijing for next month's Olympics, an authentic Chinese home may be where the heart is. Beijing has recruited over 1,000 households to provide rooms during the Games. Like all other aspects of the Olympics, the "home stay" experience is regulated, with officials inspecting the ventilation, lighting, sanitary conditions, fire safety, bathroom facilities, location, transportation — and even the family pets. Other requirements include the "Olympic families" dressing appropriately, having good manners and basic Olympic knowledge, as well as the willingness to act as tour guides.
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