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Pinnochio came from a block of wood, and he wanted to be a real boy, but he had a problem with lying. If you want to be a real writer, but you're blocked, this might be an issue for you as well.
If good bit of time passes with not enough to show for it, shame and self-loathing worm their way into your psyche. If you are asked about your writing, it feels too embarrassing to tell the truth, so you hedge a bit, or maybe a lot. You tell your friends, teachers, colleagues, or significant others that you are making progress, even though you really aren't.
You may also delude yourself that the situation is different than it really is. At this point you feel badly about both your inability to write and the fact that you are deceiving others. More bad feelings now become associated with writing, making it just that much more onerous to sit down and face the monster.
In addition, you are now carrying the fear that some of the people you lied to will find out the truth, resulting in the possibility of humiliation and relationship damage. You become more isolated and wonder how you will ever get out of your predicament. Your stress level rises.
If this description rings true for you, you owe it to your writing to find a safe place to begin discussing your writing process – a writing club, group, therapist, colleague or cricket will do. A little bit of human support and understanding helps cut the shame and open the door to a renewed connection and vigor for your passion.
You are a real writer.
One of the anti-writing mind-states I am susceptible to is dread, which theMerriam Webster dictionary defines thusly: "to feel extreme reluctance to meet or face." Perhaps you have felt this about writing too.
It is a curious thing to feel a profound sense of dread when the anticipated task is just writing some words. I mean, how hard can it be? I could understand it better if I was anticipating say, a waterboard interrogation in Guantanamo, or if I was put in restraints and forced to listen to The Carpenters Greatest Hits album in its entirety….but dread about writing? What's up with that?
I am not an evolutionary biologist, but I am guessing that writing may, at times, make us tap into a set of rather primitive survival programs encoded in our reptilian brain that have to do with recognizing danger and running for our lives. My personal experience is that it is during the anticipation of writing when these reactions are most pronounced. The horror is often reduced if we find a way to become engaged in the writing process and handle the challenges one by one.
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On the face of it, you'd think that growing up in a household populated by writers would be a real benefit for a young, developing writer. I've seen this to be true, not so true, and both.
The benefits of having writing parents include exposure to more reading and discussing of books than occurs in other homes. A love and talent for expressing the written word gets into the blood from an early age. In addition, if a child's primary role models are leading a life that includes writing, the child learns that this is a valid direction in life to consider.
The darker possibilities of having writer parent(s) is that they may have blocks and problems with their writing that generate negative patterns and associations with writing. Perhaps they also focus on their work so much they ignore basic parenting duties like feeding their children. They may also have too much invested in the child's writing, and be overly involved or judgmental.
Another brutal reality is that if a parent's writing career has been less than stellar, they may not truly want their offspring to enjoy literary success, and will communicate this directly or indirectly.
None of us escape childhood without a few or several emotional issues to contend with in adult life, and these issues may intersect with the writing process. If things are not going well with your writing, you may have to look at the beliefs and feelings about writing that you carry. If you grew up with family members who wrote, do some reflection on their writing process, and how they communicated to you about writing. There might be something useful to understand there.
Of all the possible diversionary activities one could engage in to avoid writing, why do so many people choose mind-numbing, pointless games like solitaire? Solitaire and writing are both lonely pursuits, so maybe they attract the same personality types. I'm of the ilk that would happily immerse myself into the most onerous writing assignment to avoid playing a game like solitaire. Each to his or her own.
Maybe I answered my own question with the term "mind-numbing." Are you more likely to feel sharp pangs of guilt if you do something fun like eating a tub of guacamole and watching a movie? I know that plenty of people do this when they could be writing as well, but I believe the solitaire players must have a good reason for their approach too.
My hunch is that the trance-like dissociation that solitaire provides gives a sense of relief from the feelings that the writing generates. Just enough focus to occupy a brain lobe or two and hypnotize the player into an episode of several stress-free minutes during which consciousness of the writing task fades into obscure nether-regions of the psyche.
If solitaire is your preferred mode of writing avoidance, try playing it after you've written rather than before, and see if you spend as much time at it.
Shakespeare in Love is another good writer's block movie. Young Will, as played by Joseph Fiennes, starts out the movie with no inspiration, a fickle girlfriend/muse, and plenty of pressure from the theater owner who depends on Shakespeare's plays to pay the bills.
To top it off, during his session with an Elizabethan shrink it is revealed that his sexual functioning has suffered recently as well. Fortunately, a cross-dressing Gwyneth Paltrow appears and inspires enthusiasm on both the literary and romantic fronts. The play gets written and the show goes on.
It interests me that many writers, and other artists, have a sense that they communicate with something beyond themselves that is Continue reading
Debilitating thoughts that plague writers (e.g., "I have no talent," "I will fail if I attempt this," or "I am not a writer") are generally exaggerations and distortions of the truth that have gained too much authority and power due to their endless internal repetition. They are a form of self-inflicted brainwashing in which the struggling writer is both the terrorist and the terrorized.
Dragging these thoughts into the clear light of day and examining them more objectively is one method of freeing yourself from being bullied and controlled by them. They are mental habits we have learned, not immutable "Truths." They are also temporary experiences. Sometimes all we have to do is wait them out and they will go away.
If you become more aware of the mental processes connected with your blocks, you will at least have a fighting chance of escaping their control. There are some things you can do to alter your inner experience.
Start by identifying your own particular set of thoughts and feelings about writing. The self-assessments presented in The Blocked Writer's Book of the Dead should help with this. Most of us have a handful of negative thought patterns that recur consistently. Try to hear them and make a list. The most common problematic thoughts generate the emotions of fear, resentment, hopelessness, or overwhelm. Look for these.
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Simply google search for crime, safety, walkability statistics for a neighborhood or address and you will see a list of sites that can share a wealth of data that you may find helpful.
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The Washington Post mused today on whether the whole freezing the top tier of your wedding cake for the purposes of sentimental consumption on your first anniversary thing is a tradition that should just die already.
So, while I think that whether or not you choose to follow this tradition is completely a matter of preference and that it's definitely not necessary for a tradition to not exist (or die) in order for a couple to voluntarily just, you know, not follow it, what I did find interesting in the piece was a whole slew of pointers for successfully freezing and defrosting your wedding cake, if that's an effort you're choosing to put forth.
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Bosch induction 300 or 500 series
We are in the final steps of purchasing our appliances for our kitchen remodel.
Is there a significant difference or advantage to the 30" or 36" size?
How about the series, 300 or 500? 800 is more than we need.
What hood would be recc'd with this 30" cooktop?
Thank you in advance for your replies! These forums have been invaluable!
im choosing the bosch 30" oven, but i guess you are talking about a cooktop. I would go with 36" if you can fit it, 30" will be pretty small.
dont know difference between 300 and 500 series, at least with the ovens there is more settings and retractable knobs. Go on AJMADISON.com and research them both to see.
I have the Bosch 500 series cooktop, 30". It isn't small at all, but it does have 4 burners vs. 5 (I find that I never need more than 4 at the same time).
The one thing I love about the Bosch (I have the 500, in use for just under 2 weeks) is the individual timers on each hob. I think the 300 has that too. The link is to another GW thread comparing the various models. I think the 500 has "direct power selection" and the 300 does not (not sure how you select the power level), and the 500 has stainless trip on the two long sides, while the 300 is all glass.
Here is a link that might be useful: Bosch induction cooktops
I just looked at a picture of the 300 series cooktop and the power selection appears to me (from a fuzzy picture) the +/- kind. Given that, I'd choose the 500. As I said I've only had the unit in use for 2 weeks, but I find I'm often pressing a new power level -- it's nice not to have to "scroll" to go from 9 to 2 and back up again to 5, for example.
After too much googling, I wish I could wrap my head around the Autochef feature. Is there a memory "setting" involved? e.g. does it store a previous temperature? Where is this temperature displayed? It seems like Bosch could put explain this feature better.
I also lean toward the User Interface of the 800 series. Having direct access to the setting you want seems better than finger tap and hold or however the Bosch 500/300 unit behaves. Is it tap and hold; or tap, tap, tap?
Seems that Bosch has only a one year warranty, at this time.
Here is a link that might be useful: Bosch Warranty Information
Bend-or, you've got some of the differences between models wrong. The 300 is tap-tap-tap. The 500 is "direct access" with the "buttons" on the glass just above the stainless steel strip. The 800 is also "direct access" with the "buttons" on the stainless steel strip itself. Here's a picture of the 500. Can you see the numbers in the photo? There are numbers from 0 to 9 with dots in between each two numbers which are half-steps.
I have the 30" Bosch 300. It is all glass, which is what I strongly preferred, having no wish to chase little crumbs and bits of grease from the corners of the metal frame. (Been there.) Also, I needed the minimalist look of floating glass on my busy quartz.
Functionally, it's not exactly tap-tap-tap. Press the cooktop ON button then select your element by tapping its + key once. It goes directly to power 9, high. Press the + button once more for boost. After that, just press and hold the - button and it scrolls smoothly through all the settings, which include half-steps. Press + to go back up, all the way to boost if you wish. Very fast. Very easy to see and use. All the hobs have simple timers (which I rarely use).
I have never needed a fifth element, though I did initially want the 36". But after seeing the cabinetry I'd lose, I let it go. Budget-wise, I don't think the cost difference is significant so if you have the space and don't mind the frame, the 36" model 500 would be a good choice. As I've said here before, I am deliriously happy with my Bosch, and everyone who has used it--even those experienced with induction--has been impressed with the performance.
"Is there a significant difference or advantage to the 30" or 36" size? "
Other than having the fifth hob, you lose countertop space. That is why I chose the 30" cooktop on our island. I wanted more food prep space and a larger landing area for items from the wall oven. Those 6" are important to me. Only once in 19 years have I needed a fifth burner, so know I can live without it.
I almost pulled the trigger on the 500 a few minutes ago when I realized the direct-select wasn't on it anymore!
I'm glad I dither, because I would have been disappointed once I realized that feature wasn't included like the older model.
So psyched that we don't have to change our amp service, now, too. We have a 40 amp radiant cooktop on 30 amp service by way of the previous owners. Guess it's a good thing we never used all the burners on full ;)
While on the topic of changes to this year's Bosch induction lineup, it seems like they substantially reduced the prices. I paid $1,436 for the 30 inch Bosch 800.
Thoughts on this? Induction just becoming more mainstream? Pushing down prices on the 500 and 800 since they have a new top end? I guess I'm hoping to hear they didn't cheap out on anything for this year...
I just wanted to report on my first use of this year's Bosch 800 series 30" induction cooktop.
It was delivered on June 23rd, while I was out of town. I returned home just yesterday and DH and I removed the old countertop, installed the new one and the cooktop. It was after 6pm, so I cooked up some frozen ravioli and heated sauce for a quick dinner and it performed beautifully. It took just minutes for the sauce to heat through. The huge pot of water came to a boil much faster than on my radiant cooktop. Dinner was a snap, and I needed that tonight!
I haven't put it through it's paces but so far I'm smitten. I'm very glad I went with the 800 and direct select. I appreciate fast and the selection tool, along with the responsiveness, is just that.
I'm not one who loves cooking, but I love good food so I cook! I'm looking forward to putting it through it's paces.
Oh, and I didn't get hot! I have no ventilation, a 7 ft kitchen ceiling and live in a hot and humid climate. I'm always overheated after fixing dinner and that was not the case this evening.


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Walnut Creek, Calif. -- Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott has reprimanded and taken additional sanctions against officials in Saturday night's Wisconsin at Arizona State game for failing to properly administer the end of game situation and act with appropriate urgency on the game's final play, it was announced today.
With 18 seconds remaining in the game, Wisconsin's quarterback ran the ball toward the center of the field, touched his knee to the ground and then placed the ball on the ground. There was initial uncertainty over whether the quarterback had taken a knee, given himself up or fumbled the ball. As a result several Arizona State players considered the ball live and a fumble, and attempted to recover the ball.
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Is winning everything, or the only thing?
Recently I've been struck by extreme language, on TV or in the press, reporting the success or failure of a hockey team, (the Jets), a baseball team(the Goldeyes) and a football club (the Bombers).
Did they really "double up" on the opposing baseball team last night? Did they really "wipe" the Jets off the ice? Did they really "trounce" the visiting team?
Unforgiving words like, "bested", "beat", come up daily.
It puts me in mind of the truism, likely coming from the British, "It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game!"
Do they not teach that anymore?
I get the feeling it is all about winning.
I remember being invited to come to see soccer being played by four-year-olds. It was great fun, especially when they were not always sure about which goalposts to shoot for. My grandson, Frederick, was being watched by his mother and his two-year-old sister, as they were learning the game at the community sportsfield.
I arrived a bit late, but I spotted Frederick immediately, not tearing around, as was his usual custom, but lounging on the grass at the edge of the soccer field. Later I saw him walking hand-in-hand with a four-year-old girl, who also should have been playing.
They did join the frenetic players eventually, running hither and yon, sometimes also forgetting which was the goal they should be aiming for.
I did a double-take when I heard later, that he had asked the coach, "When do we start sharing?"
Keep in mind he had likely been well-trained at home to "share" toys, etc., with his 2-year-old sister.
The coach replied to his question by saying, "Freddie, soccer is not about 'sharing' ".
That night he scored six goals!
Bertha Klassen is a community correspondent for Elmwood.
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Albuquerque Protest To Put Police Chief 'On Trial' - The Associated Press
Critics of Albuquerque police say they will put the embattled police chief "on trial" during a planned rally Saturday.
Demonstrators say the march scheduled to start at Roosevelt Park at noon, is aimed at pushing for reforms at APD following a harsh U.S. Justice Department report over the agency's use of force.
Albuquerque police also are under scrutiny over 40 police shootings — 26 of them fatal — since 2010.
Farmington Deputy Shooting Ruled Homicide - The Associated Press & The Daily Times
The death of a driver who was shot by a federal officer in Farmington in March has been ruled a homicide. The Daily Times reports that the Office of the Medical Investigator says John Marszalek died from the gunshot and multiple self-inflicted stab wounds to the throat.
Senate Panel OKs Funds To Help WIPP Reopen - The Albuquerque Journal
The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad would get an extra $102 million to help reopen the facility, under a new Senate appropriation.
Wildfire Rages As Navajo Communities Evacuate – The Associated Press
A wildfire that has forced the evacuations of Navajo communities in northwestern New Mexico has grown to more than 17 square miles.
Fire officials say the Assayii Lake Fire is being fueled by fierce winds.
There's zero containment, and the gusts have hampered any effort to attack the flames directly.
Guilty Plea In Governor's Hacked Email Case - The Associated Press
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez's former campaign manager has pleaded guilty to two counts in a case that accused him of intercepting her email.
Jamie Estrada entered his plea Monday as part of an agreement with federal prosecutors. He initially pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Under the plea agreement, Estrada faces up to one year in jail for intercepting email from Martinez's campaign account and for making false statements to federal investigators.
Report: New Mexico Prisons Need $277M In Repairs - The Associated Press
A new legislative report says New Mexico's state-run prison system has a $277 million backlog of needed infrastructure repairs.
The Albuquerque Journal reports that the Legislative Finance Committee report released Thursday says prisons have holes in cell walls and floors, and flawed electrical, plumbing and sewer systems. The report says some of the problems could pose security threats to both inmates and correctional officers.
Police: Teen Had A Weapon When He Was Shot - The Associated Press
New Mexico State Police confirm a teenager was armed when he was fatally shot by an Espanola police officer, but investigators aren't providing any details about the weapon.
State Police spokesman Lt. Emmanuel Gutierrez said Thursday the investigation into the shooting of 16-year-old Victor Villalpando is ongoing.
Struggling Navajo Head Start Program On Rebound - The Associated Press
The Navajo Nation's Head Start program has struggled for years to ensure children are safe, employees undergo background checks and it has qualified teachers. Now, it's on the rebound.
The federal government recently announced the tribe will receive a 5-year, non-competitive grant after fully passing reviews for the first time in decades.
Sharon Henderson-Singer, who oversees the program, says the tribe is required to meet some 2,800 standards.
VA Officials Address Wait Times For NM Veterans - The Associated Press
Officials with the Veterans Affairs health care system in New Mexico say they have identified at least 21 people who died while waiting to see a doctor amid an investigation into lapses in care.
Authorities have not determined whether any of the deaths were related to a lack of care. They said Tuesday during a news conference that each case is being reviewed in detail to determine the circumstances.
State Police: Española Officer Shoots Teenager – The Associated Press
A fatal shooting of an armed teenager by an Española police officer is under investigation by New Mexico State Police.
Authorities say two Española officers on Sunday responded to a report of a suspicious person in a parking lot behind a shopping center and then made contact with a person identified as 16-year-old Victor Vialpando of Española.
Mora Commissioner Behind Fracking Ban Defeated - The Albuquerque Journal and The Associated Press
The driving force behind an ordinance that made a northern New Mexico county the first in the country to ban fracking lost his seat in this week's primary, raising new questions about the future of the ordinance.
Lab tests: Semen Sprayed On Victims In Albuquerque -The Associated Press
Authorities say lab tests show semen was sprayed on two victims in squirt gun incidents in Albuquerque.
Albuquerque police say samples collected from two victims who were sprayed by a man in February tested positive for "male bodily fluids."
Police say 35-year-old Kevin Jaramillo was arrested more than a week after several children reported being squirted and filmed by a stranger.
General Election Race For Governor Under Way – The Associated Press
Democratic Attorney General Gary King has cleared the first hurdle in his underdog bid to become governor, toppling four opponents in a lackluster primary race. His next challenge will be much more formidable.
King faces Republican Gov. Susana Martinez in the November general election and is at a decided disadvantage.
New Mexico Democrats To Pick Gubernatorial Nominee – The Associated Press
New Mexico Democrats choose among five candidates for governor in a primary election to decide who will challenge Republican incumbent Susana Martinez, a rising star in GOP circles as the nation's first Hispanic female governor.
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Group Stages Sit-In Over Albuquerque Police - The Associated Press
Albuquerque police are arresting about a dozen people staging a sit-in at Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry's office to protest police shootings.
About three dozen people gathered Monday afternoon at Berry's office and demanded to see the mayor. They're seeking more immediate reforms within the police department as well as the firing of Police Chief Gordon Eden.
Feds Say It Could Take 2 Years To Seal Nuke Dump - The Associated Press
The U.S. Department of Energy says it could take two years or more to meet a state order to seal off potentially dangerous containers at its troubled underground nuclear waste dump.
In a filing with the New Mexico Energy Department on Friday, officials detailed the work and gave broad ranges that indicate it could take a minimum of about 100 work weeks — and possibly twice that long — to secure the rooms at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad.
Autopsy Reveals A Shot To The Back From Police Killed Homeless Man - The Associated Press
An autopsy report says a homeless man shot and killed by Albuquerque police — a shooting that sparked a violent protest — had multiple surgeries and his arm amputated before he died.
The Office of the Medical Investigator on Thursday released the autopsy report of 38-year-old James Boyd on Thursday and said he died from three gunshot wounds.
The report says one gunshot wound to his upper right arm required surgical amputation of the arm.
Marijuana Changes Pushed In Santa Fe, Albuquerque – The Associated Press
Two groups have started petition drives aimed at putting measures that would reduce penalties for marijuana possession in New Mexico's two largest cities before voters.
The Drug Policy Alliance and Progress Now New Mexico say they have filed petitions with the city clerks in Albuquerque and Santa Fe and plan to collect the required signatures to have the measures considered.
New Mexico Biofuel Plant Fire Prompts Evacuations - The Associated Press
UPDATE: An evacuation order has been lifted and residents of about 350 homes in Anthony are being escorted back to their homes after a biofuel facility caught fire.
A series of small explosions was reported Tuesday at the Rio Valley Biofuels plant near the town of Anthony, but authorities say there are no reports of any injuries.
Operations manager Jed Smith says he believes all five employees who work at the plant were OK.
Albuquerque Police Release More Shooting Details - The Associated Press, Russell Contreras
Albuquerque police say a knife-wielding man yelled at officers to shoot him after he allegedly attacked his girlfriend and then slashed the throat of a man who tried to help her.
Deputy Chief William Roseman played audio recordings from the officers in which they yelled at him to drop the knife and he yelled back for them to shoot him.
The officers pleaded with the man, but Roseman says the man continued to aggressively approach them.
No Video From Policeman's Lapel Camera – The Associated Press
The manufacturer of the lapel camera that an Albuquerque police officer was wearing when he was involved in a fatal shooting can't get any video from it.
Officer Jeremy Dear was involved in an April 21 chase with 19-year-old Mary Hawkes, who was suspected of stealing a truck.
Police say Hawkes pulled a weapon on Dear, prompting the officer to fire his gun.
A toxicology report later showed that Hawkes had a high concentration of methamphetamine in her system when she died.
Albuquerque Teachers To Get Pay Raises Under Pact - The Associated Press
A tentative agreement between Albuquerque's public school system and the Albuquerque Teachers Federation calls for teachers and other educators to get pay raises.
An announcement by the district and the union says teachers and other educators will get a raise of the greater of $2,000 or 3 percent.
The state budget for the upcoming fiscal year provides funding for minimum raises for all teachers but only required raises for entry-level ones.
Medical Marijuana OK'd For Injured Worker - The Associated Press
The New Mexico Court of Appeals has ruled that a worker's employer and its insurer must pay for medical marijuana for treating the employee's chronic pain from a job-related back injury.
The court upheld a decision by a workers' compensation judge that medical marijuana was "reasonable and necessary medical care" from a health care provider under terms of workers' compensation law.
The worker had a 99 percent permanent partial disability.
New Mexico Says 57 Nuke Containers Could Be Threat - The Associated Press
The New Mexico Environment Department says Los Alamos National Laboratory packed 57 containers of nuclear waste with a type of kitty litter thought to have caused a radiation leak at the federal government's troubled repository.
Department Secretary Ryan Flynn on Monday gave the lab two days to submit a plan for fixing the problem, saying the barrels may "present an imminent and substantial threat" to public health and the environment.
Wildfire Near Silver City At 60 Percent Containment - The Associated Press
Crews have containment lines around 60 percent of a southwestern New Mexico wildfire as they go up against dry and windy conditions.
Fire managers said Sunday an "initial attack crew" is on standby in case hot spots flare up inside the 9-square-mile Signal Fire burning in the Gila National Forest.
They say high winds and dryness make the scenario extremely likely.
Los Alamos Container Linked To Nuke Dump Leak - The Associated Press
Federal officials say a radiation leak at the government's troubled nuclear waste dump in southeastern New Mexico has been linked to waste from Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Officials Friday said pictures from the latest entry into the half-mile deep Waste Isolation Pilot Project confirm that a container from Los Alamos has a cracked lid and evidence of heat damage.
Police Promote Commander In 'Excessive Force' Case - The Associated Press
Albuquerque police have promoted a commander who was accused in a lawsuit of burning off part a homeless man's ear with a stun gun.
Albuquerque Police Department Chief Gorden Eden announced Thursday he was promoting two Albuquerque commanders to the newly created rank of major in response to a harsh U.S. Justice Department report critical of Albuquerque police's use of force.
Panel: Albuquerque Officer Improperly Used Force - The Associated Press and The Albuquerque Journal
A police oversight panel says an Albuquerque officer improperly used force when he fired at a driver who had escaped a SWAT lockdown.
WIPP Investigators Find Melted Plastic, Rubber – The Associated Press, Carlsbad Current Argus
UPDATE: A mysterious radiation release that has indefinitely shuttered the federal government's only permanent nuclear waste dump may have been caused by a switch in the type of kitty litter that is mixed with the toxic waste.
That's one of the theories that officials are exploring.
Court Overturns Mentally Disabled Man's Conviction - The Associated Press
A federal appeals court has overturned a Navajo Nation resident's conviction in a sex-crime case, ruling that his confession to law enforcement agents was involuntary and shouldn't have been used during his trial.


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Weird Wednesday is here…just in case you aren't keeping track of the days this week. And for you this means a shot at winning tickets to see LeAnn Rimes at the TrailsEnd Concert Park in Sheridan next week.
Weird Wednesday is here…just in case you aren't keeping track of the days this week. And for you this means a shot at winning tickets to see LeAnn Rimes at the TrailsEnd Concert Park in Sheridan next week.
Tis the season for concerts. And we've had quite a few good ones come into the area this year. And it's not over yet. Next week when you tune into us here on Cat Country 102.9 you'll have 5 different chances to win tickets to see LeAnn Rimes
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By now you know that the Breakfast Flakes are taking the week off. Everyone deserves some time off, even the Flakes….although what do two guys who are always off do when they take vacation?
You're probably wondering about the final week of the Hunt for Hunter Hayes tickets too…that's an easy answer. We're
Hunter Hayes along with Gloriana plays the Montana Fair August 11th and Cat Country wants to send you to the show…but you are gonna have to work for it!
If you love bucking horses and Jerrod Niemann, Miles City is the place to be tonight!
It's still only April, but I'm so ready for Montana Fair 2013 and they just announced their lineup for this year!
At the Rodney Atkins concert last night at the Shrine Auditorium it was obvious he is a man of the people as we heard in the song "These Are My People".
Okay I'm pretty excited for this years 73rd Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and for all of the sweet concerts that will be there! My favorite concert venue is the Buffalo Chip Campground. This years line up keeps getting better and better too!
Here's Darius Rucker's new video for "Wagon Wheel"... see if you recognize anybody.
It wasn't to long ago that Blake Shelton and Ray Price had a social media feud over some of Shelton's comments regarding the sound of country music today. I want to weigh-in with an opinion using the song "Wagon Wheel"
Sad news in the country music industry yesterday with the announcement of the death of country music singer Mindy McCready.


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I'm curious. Are those Germans huddling under the table? Since May (English) is also "Mai" in Welsh, and yours is a particularly British publication, there may (no pun intended) be a different meaning here.
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I'm curious. Are those Germans huddling under the table? Since May (English) is also "Mai" in Welsh, and yours is a particularly British publication, there may (no pun intended) be a different meaning here.
Back into the trenches Europe might go.
Did you read the Hollande's political programme?
It would be wrong to think that they are comparable to the far left wing. Hollande is actually quite on the center-left (at least in France).
And we aren't in the same situation than in 1939, there were much others matters at stake than the extremist rise! It's a simplistic and manichean view of our History...
However the rise of the far right wing -not only in Greece, but also in Hungary and France- is, for me, extremely more worrying than the accession to power of the Left in France!
When I get under a table it is for fear of earthquakes and the ceiling falling on my head...
France, welcome to California! Intractible revenue shortfalls, public demands for lavish pensions and "social justice", and great wine. And the bond yields are great!
Another French Revolution on the horizon?
French Revolution...with the Arab face in Marseille.
Next time it will be not "La Marsellesa" but "La Marsarabia"
What does the image mean? Voters scared because of their own vote?
Rise of the Extreme Left and Right during an economic depression in Europe...
exactly what happened in Europe before WWII. No one thought Hitler or Mussolini or the communist would ever gain any significant power, because "they are extremist and voters would know better".
Funny how humans and history repeat themselves.
i wonder what happened the last time european powers forced a european country into extreme austerity to pay back foreign debt holders.
They were extremist, in another sense. Your missing the point, these countries are being extremists fiscally speaking. Hitler was extremist in his hate for jews and his greed for power, the latter also applies to Mussolini.
Is this sadly unfunny cartoon a kind of Rorschach test, where each comment reveals more about its author's concerns than whatever it is that JAS may have attempted to convey?
I always thought of that to. I believe the ambiguity of the cartoons are also part of the mission to stimulate minds and debate beyond what the artist intended.
What is Murdoch doing under the table??? :D
Turning the tables won't do them much good either,
being caught in between everything .... the universal euro-citizen:
"Close enough to start a war
All that I have is on the floor
God only knows what we're fighting for
All that I say, you always say more
I can't keep up with your turning tables
Under your thumb, I can't breathe …"
All power corrupts. Its just that someone has to govern. The choice is between the lesser of two evils?
Hollande as an ex-ENArch and SciPo graduate is a member of the French admiistrative elite. So his policies will most likely be trimmed to the realities of the 21st century, as he will be collaborating with the professional civil servants who, in France, all have the same training/academic background. Very similar to the Prussian General Staff of the 19th and early 20th century!
The Econ, I did not write offensive words. Why did you delete my post? Democracy works...
i find it funny that western media constantly accuse nations like china of media censorship when the economist regularly deletes comments from readers and send you an email basically saying "there was nothing wrong with your comment but (for reasons we're not telling you) it was deleted anyways"
fruit for thought :)
Fantastic Read! Looking forward to more! Bookmarked the site and will be back again!
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I'm told by The Economist's Social Reading pop-up that I might also like "The rather dangerous Monsieur Hollande".
This looks to me a step toward the beginning of the collapse of the euro as we know it.
Or ... drum roll ... life will continue in much the same way as before and a left leaning government will not tilt europe toward the end of the world.
I now think europe really will collapse a la soviet union (or liscence raj)
The rise of two far left factions, the Socialists and the Fascists. Now lets see how they get along in a nuclear aged world.
Without terror and Gulags, these groups are just as powerless in the face of events as the mainstream parties they despise.
That is something that Hollande is about to find out. Expect laughter and exasperation to be heard from the British as e finds out just how hard.
As for the fascists... this could pose whole philosophical debates, particularly in Greece (oh the irony)
The Fascists were far right
Reality check: are you aware that French Socialists are about as far left as Germany's SPD or Blair's Labour? Do not let labels fool you.
No, you are wrong, the French socialists are between Germany's SPD and Germany's former communists "die Linke". The left wing of Germany's SPD supports Hollande (e.g. Dumbo Gabriel), not the realists. Research shows that the majority of German SPD voters supported Sarkozy in France.
This mainly shows that German citizens are ill-informed about French politics (the same holds for French citizens and German politics, of course). For the record, Hollande, and even more Manuel Valls, are close to the Terra Nova think tank, whose social-democracy stance falls to the right of Germany's SPD.
Fascists are far left, there is nothing right wing in any of their philosophy, but plenty from the left.
You are wrong, as even most continental conservative parties are nothing more than what is considered 'Blue Labour' in Great Britain.
French Socialists are comparable to the socialist workers party, and probably even more extreme.
Glen Beck's nightmare.
Glen Beck doesn't give a shiite, dead or alive, for what's going on in France. But, as the cartoon rightly emphasizes, the French reality starting from the day after (look at the calendar on the wall) would be quite nightmarish.
Not in the sense of totalitarian hordes roaming and squandering the cities - this would be nothing new for the post-banlieue revolt France - but, as the Greek flag in the window indicates, the horror of joining the club of failed states with Socialist governments.
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As as introduction to the poems I'm submitting about my experince as a child of the Freedom Flights, I would like to say that I was born knowing that we would be leave Cuba. Household conversations, particularly hush-toned ones, were always about our departure. It was always a question of the when. My Tia Velia, who had left the island prior to the triumph of the Cuban Revolution had arrived in Key West in the late 1950s. If you can believe it, she actually traded homes with an American who was traveling through Pinar del Rio and fell in love with an idea of himself in the Caribbean. He offered her his home in Miami in exchange for hers. Sight unseen, she accepted the offer and came on the ferry (Havana-Key West) with her husband, her children and all her possessions, including a Singer sewing machine. By the time I was born, she was sending my parents Gerber baby food and all things American.
By 1962, the year I was born, my parents had US entry visas, as did I. Basilio, my father's brother, who had came to the United States in 1960, had sent them in the hope that we would follow. He would later try to get us out of Cuba through Camarioca. My mother refused to leave her parents behind and those visas expired.
By 1965, when the Johnson administration announced what would become Los Vuelos de la Libertad, my Tia Velia claimed us all. This, of course, was not possible. My Tio Maurilio had two sons who were of military age. Hilda, my Tio Armando's wife, was reluctant to leave her own family behind in Artemisa to follow my uncle to Miami. She said she would never leave the island. By the time our number (160,633) came up, my grandparents, Abuelita Isabel and Abuelo Poldo had passed away.
Letters to and from Miami came and went. My Tio Berto, my mother's youngest brother who lived with us, was arrested in 1966, accused of being an anti-revolutionary, a spy, a member of the CIA. He was dragged from our house by el G-2 in the middle of the night because he had photographed a Russian ship at the Port of Havana. When we left Cuba on July 20, 1970, Tio Berto was still in prison, as was my Tio Camiro who was arrested, accused of conspiring against the Cuban government, of being a sospechoso, a member of La Rosa Blanca. When his wife, Tia Tere, and her daughters came to the United States on May 6, 1969, Tio Casimiro was still in prison.
So it would seem that we were a house of women. With the exception of my father who came to the US with us, my cousins were fatherless children, and we had no male cousins, none that we grew up with or knew as they stayed behind.
I did want to say that I appreciate what you are doing--it is terrific, and as a poem/writer/researcher and a Cuban immigrant, I am thankful for this project and the work that you and others have done).
Sandra M. Castillo-Donate
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This is a picture I took on Christmas day 2009 whilst on holiday with my family in Florida. It was a great show and we were really impressed with the whales and trainers.
This is Dawn Brancheau who was tragically killed during an accident at the park Wednesday, February 24th, 2010
Skyelyte, =edgeOfall, orkidluver97, and 16 other people added this photo to their favorites.
A sad event, but as they say, "live by the sword, die by the sword". Nice shot of her.
yes, definitely her, beautiful colors! Great shot!
Its a beautiful shot and she had such a great life . Such a shame that it ended the way it did
Can I please use this picture as a tribute to Dawn? I will give you full credit, this whole thing is heartbreaking for me. It's taken a toll on all of us. Please get back to me ASAP.
no problem with you using it megan (orkidluver97)
Thank you very much, it means alot to me.
Wow!! You are truly lucky to have this gorgeous photo of the trainer that tragically lost her life. The photo gives me the chills! I so hope they get these dangerous animals out of the aquariums. I always felt it was simply crazy that they have them in captivity since these whales absolutely do eat people. Scary, but priceless capture!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Just a suggestion- I would watermark this photo, and try to protect it from theft. I imagine it could be worth something due to the notoriety of the horrible event....
aww.... this is a great shot..... may i use it as a tribute also........ i will give u credit, please get back to me asap.... thank you (:
That´s an excellent photo of Dawn Brancheau! WoW!
An amazing lovely person and awesome whale trainer.
That´s her glowing face and unique radiant smile projecting the inmense joy she felt doing what she loved to do.
Let´s keep her memory alive and continue celebrating her awe-inspiring life!
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Tribute to Dawn Brancheau, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Rare Captive Orca Photos, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
I love the way this photo was captured. Beautiful lighting and colors, it really shows Dawn's life too. Thank you for sharing.


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Thursday Story Strip Day.
Alfred Andriola is one of the few Milton Caniff assistants who made it big on his own. In the late thirties and early fifties he signed the Charlie Chan strip, which was drawn in a pure Caniff style. In 1943, he started his own strip, Kerry Drake, which went on to become a major crime strip in the forties, fifties and sixties. The style of Kerry Drake was a long way from the Caniff inspired look of Charlie Chan. In between those two, he drew less than a years worth of Dan Dunn, taking over the long running adventure strip as a favor for the syndicate while preparing Kerry Drake. Those who hope that this obscure strip (or at least Adriola's short run) would give a clue as to his changing style are out of luck. While slightly resembling Kerry Drake, Dan Dunn does not have any stylistic connection to Charlie Chan and as such does not give a clue to Andriola's core qualities as an artist. In fact, there are some that say that Andriola never drew anything himself. Somewhere in the fifties he picked up an assistant for Drake, who not only drew the strip for twenty years, but also drew Andiola's 'other' strip It's Me, Dilly in the late fifties. It is know he used an assistant for Drake earlier as well, even though I do not know his (or their) name(s). On Charlie Chan it is said that Milt Caniff and Noel Sickles hosted the first week to secure a sale for his assistant and when the strip was running Charles Raab is supposed to have done the heavy lifting. But it seems unlikely to me that Andriola was totally uninvolved. Why else would Milt Caniff gone through the trouble of getting him a strip of his own?I don't think Charles Raab was involved at this point, which would explain the lack of Caniff influence.
Anyway, all we have now are the strips themselves and all I can do is present them. here are the first few months of Alfred Andriola's Dan Dunn, with self made scans of the Sunday pages for as far as I have them. I have more and will run those later.
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