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Two dotterel chicks hatched on Mount beach
The pair of dotterels nesting on Mount Main Beach have successfully hatched two chicks.
The dotterels laid their eggs within metres of the Mount Surf Lifesaving Club, the nest just a simple scrape in the sand.
On Sunday, the two newly-hatched chicks were seen running around over the beach following their parents, and then taking cover as sea gulls passed overhead. Dotterels are difficult to spot on the beach, as their feathers are similar colours to the sand and beach flotsam.
A total of 2075 northern New Zealand dotterels was counted in the 2011 breeding-season census.
The main threats are loss of eggs and chicks to mammalian and avian predators, disturbance from human activities on beaches, loss of nests to big tides, and loss or degradation of habitat from development.
Protection programmes began in the 1980s and normally include predator control, fencing of nesting areas, appointment of wardens to reduce disturbance and advocacy.
New Zealand dotterels breed in monogamous pairs and vigorously defend territories against other dotterels.
The nests of northern New Zealand dotterels are simple scrapes in the substrate, sometimes sparsely lined or decorated, often with a marker of driftwood or vegetation.
Three eggs are laid, usually from August or September, and are replaced if lost. Incubation usually takes 28-30 days; the fledging period is variable, but averages about six weeks.
The dotterel chicks should be able to fly by about the beginning of February. In the meanwhile, they faces the threats of humans, dogs, cats, rats, and the night time beach groomer.

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A happy woman who decided to live-stream her lavish wedding on social media, has been left with a huge shock afterwards.
The woman was left alone at the altar
A young bride decided to live-stream her extravagant wedding day on social media, only to find herself abandoned at the altar after the groom got cold feet.
Manow Jutathip Nimnual was set to marry her husband-to-be Phakin Junjerm, 20, in a lavish ceremony in Thailand on July 22.
But the 24-year-old was left stranded alone at the altar in front of their family and friends after he failed to show up on their special day.
And to make things more awkward, the heartbroken bride had to break the news herself to the guests that the groom had 'run away', The Bangkok Post reported.
Standing on stage in a white wedding gown, Ms Nimnual thanked her family and friends for attending the ceremony before announcing she was ditched at the altar.
She then reportedly apologised sincerely to her guests because she felt she had not taken 'good enough care of them'.
The video shows the devastated woman standing alone on stage before she was comforted by a woman before she spoke to her guests via a microphone
Footage of the excruciating moment she realised she was stood up was live-streamed and then posted onto her Facebook page.
The woman and her man who left her
The five-minute video has since attracted more than five million views, and a significant amount of sympathetic and supportive messages from around the world.
The young woman was really looking forward to her big day, with social media pictures showing the extreme lengths they had gone through to organise the event.
Besides having a pre-wedding photoshoot, the couple were also featured on a giant billboard ahead of their nuptials.


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Middle and lower-class families in the United States deserve to own their own homes, but sometimes struggle with down payment and credit score requirements for home loans. Those who live in rural areas often deal with the combination of lower wages and unaffordable home prices and end up in dangerous living conditions or even on the verge of homelessness. Thankfully, the government has established the USDA loan program to help with home-buying in rural areas.
What is a USDA Loan?
The government offers insured home loans through the United States Department of Agriculture to support homeownership in rural areas. The USDA loan program lends to low to middle-income families regardless of whether they're first-time homebuyers.
These loans, designed to help families afford the American Dream, will often finance up to 100% of the purchase price. A homebuyer may not need a down payment to qualify for USDA financing, and they could allow you to roll all your closing costs in the loan.
What are the Requirements of a USDA Loan?
To many, this may sound too good to be true. The government has placed restrictions on borrower eligibility. To qualify for a USDA financing, your household's combined income must fall within established guidelines. Note that this includes every adult member of your household, not just the person applying for the mortgage.
However, income guidelines have been based upon the median incomes for your area plus median household incomes. The USDA has compared the cost of housing to its affordability when setting income guidelines. This ensures that families who need help qualify for the program. In some states, a combined income of close to $80,000 wouldn't disqualify you from the USDA loan program.
Also, you must meet the following guidelines for a USDA direct loan:
- Be without safe and sanitary housing
- Unable to qualify for a loan with reasonable terms from other sources
- Meet citizenship or eligible noncitizen requirements
- Agree to live in the house as your primary residence
- Have the legal ability to take on a loan
- Minimum credit score of 620
You don't have to be without safe housing or unable to qualify for a loan from another lender to be eligible for a USDA guaranteed loan. For both programs, however, the property must be located in a rural area.
The term "rural areas" can be slightly misleading and ambiguous. While your new home must be within an area supported by the USDA loan program, if you take a look at the interactive map on the USDA website, you'll see that they lend in surprisingly large sections of each state.
What are the Property Restrictions on USDA Loans?
Just because the loans are offered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture doesn't mean you'll be living on a farm and milking cows. In fact, USDA loan financing doesn't cover income-producing properties.
USDA loans can be used to purchase a new or existing residence that is less than 2,000 square feet. Its market value can't be more than the applicable area's loan limit, and there can't be an in-ground pool on the property. If you already own a home, but it needs repairs or renovations, USDA financing can help with that, too.
Do You Qualify for a USDA Loan?
To find out if you qualify for a USDA loan, you can talk to an approved USDA lender or complete the USDA's online questionnaire.
The online form walks you through a set of questions to determine eligibility. These will include income eligibility requirements, asking potential homebuyers to provide the state and county they plan on buying in, how many people live in the house and household income. Once you have input all the data, you'll receive notification on whether you're eligible or ineligible to apply for a USDA loan.
Local banks and mortgage lenders also offer USDA guaranteed loans. Lenders would be able to sit down with you to go over your eligibility. They can also answer any questions you might have about USDA financing and help you complete your application.
What are the Types of USDA Loans?
If you meet the qualifications for the USDA loan program, you'll have the option of applying for two types of USDA loans.
Direct Loans
If you take out a USDA direct loan, you're borrowing directly from the government. Meant to help low to middle-income families buy a house, USDA direct loans have stricter income restrictions than guaranteed loans.
Guaranteed Loans
A guaranteed loan is one which is granted by an approved lender but has an attached government guarantee. The USDA partners with lenders in many counties like rural banks or credit unions. The government guarantee ensures repayment to lenders, and thus those lenders are more willing to lend to individuals with lower credit scores or no down payment.
How to Apply for a USDA Loan
To apply for a USDA loan, you can either contact your local rural development office about direct loans or contact an approved lender for guaranteed loans. Like any loan or mortgage application, you will have to provide proof of income and other documentation as part of your loan application.
The Best USDA Loan Lenders
The majority of the lenders on the USDA's approved lender list are smaller, regional banks that sometimes only operate in one state. To better serve our potential USDA applicants, we selected several lenders with a national or large regional footprint when creating this list of best USDA loan lenders.
Guaranteed Rate
While Guaranteed Rate has over 300 branches, and lends in 50 states, borrowers can also complete a fully online mortgage or loan application. This lender has a 96% customer satisfaction rate, per surveys, and makes rates and pricing transparent.
Operating primarily in 11 southeastern states, including Alabama, Georgia, and Mississippi, SunTrust offers USDA loans. It's a great option for those who prefer to apply and speak to a mortgage broker in person. In 2018, they ranked highest for customer satisfaction in a survey by J.D. Power and Associates for home equity lines of credit. Furthermore, home equity lines, while not USDA loans, are a related product and borrowers can be reasonably assured this service extends to all mortgages.
Wells Fargo
This nationwide bank made our list because it serves borrowers in all 50 states. Their online mortgage application can be completed in less than ten minutes, or you can call 1-877-937-9357 to speak to a mortgage broker and apply over the phone.
New American Funding
This USDA-approved lender specializes in working with borrowers who have unusual credit histories or lower credit scores. They'll work with you to help raise your score if you're close to the USDA minimum score.
If you've struggled to save up a down payment, or past mistakes have hurt your credit score, the American Dream may still be within your reach with a USDA loan.


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I'm an old fart. Play XB1 and PC. Picked up a Razer Kishi, and decided to check out Stadia on the Pixel 4XL. So far, I'm impressed. It's not as laggy as Project X-Cloud (Xbox streaming). Please, feel free to add me, if you're an Old Fart too. Also, is there in-game voice chat? Fired up Destiny 2, and couldn't get noone to "chat."
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I'm mainly looking for ppl to play ESO with at the moment. Apart from that, I play PUBG (but I suck at it massively), a little bit of Tomb Raider, and my first (and so far only) purchase is FFXV.
I'm german, but fluent in english. I know a little bit of french, too, but I don't think it's enough for playing together. Also, i'm an old fart (vintage '83).
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I've started playing Elder Scrolls Online (ESO) on Stadia, but I have previously played WOW, BDO, Eve Online and loads of FPS games ranging from Unreal tournament through to the Battlefields and recently Destiny 2 (on Stadia).
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What Is A Starter?
When you crank your key, it is the starter that receives a huge electric charge that allows the car to start up. After the current is sent, your motor will turn the crankshaft and fire the pistons where ignition can start occurring. Without excellent function, you may have issues starting up your car or getting anywhere at all.
How do I know I need to replace my starter?
The best way to know if it's the starter is to do a bench test – which one of our certified technicians can do on site. Another way to check the starter is to check the signal to the solenoid and the power from the battery. It will usually make a one click sound when trying to turn the car on. You can find more information by looking at our list of reasons why your car won't start.
Common Signs & Symptoms of Starter Malfunction
- Car takes multiple tries to start up
- Starter operates loudly
- Engine won't start even when key is put in
How does a car's engine starter motor work?
When you turn the key on, the battery sends a huge wad of power to the starter solenoid which sends a signal to the starter to go crank. The solenoid connects the electric motor of the battery to the starter by closing a large copper contact.
What causes a starter to need replacement?
First of all you have to check the battery, the ignition, and the solenoid to make sure they're all in good shape. You should also check the wiring to make sure everything is connected and nothing is exposed. Once you have that confirmed you can test the starter – which can go due to normal wear and tear where the gears or brushes in the starter just wear down over time.
How Much Does it Cost to Replace a Starter?
Typically the cost of a starter replacement ranges from $300 to $600 depending on the vehicle. Generally domestic and Japnese vehicles are the on the lower end of the scale while European vehicles can cost up to $1000 to replace the starter. Feel free to give us a call or request a quote online to get an exact price for your particular vehicle.
Other automotive services.Please note that there are certain services we only perform if we diagnose the issue.
- Timing Belt & Water Pump
- Oil Change Service
- Power Steering Repair
- Cooling System Repair
- CV Joints & Axles
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Happy New Year my friends!!
It's the time we reflect on the past year and look forward to a new one.
I don't think I will ever be satisfied with the number of projects completed in a year, but 2015 wasn't too unproductive.
Finishes include six quilts, five pillows, nine pincushions, two passport holders and one sew together bag! Twelve months of blocks for three different bees were also made as well as various guild blocks and "special needs" blocks.
I was fortunate to attend Quilt Beach and QuiltCon 2015, sew with good friends at our 6th annual Gruber's retreat, join in Crafty Tuesdays, enjoy the OrlandoMQG activities, and participate in 52 Quilters and the Good Neighbors Pincushion Party!
For 2016, I hope to be
way more productive than at least as productive as 2015. I also look forward to attending the OrlandoMQG Special Exhibit at QuiltFest, taking classes with Lee Monroe, Gwen Marston and Christa Watson, attending Glamp Stitchalot in June and Gruber's retreat in July and learning new techniques through Mighty Lucky, Tribal Block Club and Rachel's Color Theory series.
Sadly absent in these 2016 quilty experiences is QuiltCon West but I am super excited for QuiltCon East in Savannah 2017....I have the odd years marked on my calendar...
So what's your favorite finish of 2015, and what are you looking forward to accomplishing in 2016?!


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- Brittney Sharp died recently at the age of 31.
- Sharp was in an episode of Pimple Popper in February.
- Dr. Pimple Popper, aka dermatologist and TLC presenter Sandra Lee, praised her in a series of her series.
Brittney Sharp, a young woman who died in a succession of Pimple Popper passed away at the age of 31 last February. While their cause of death is unknown at this time, fans share their memories of Sharp on their obituary page.
Dr. Sandra Lee, MD, aka dr. Pimple Popper, Sharp also praised in a recent episode of her show. She came to Dr. Sharp's second season. Pimple Popper and complained about the mysterious bumps that had occurred after the birth of her daughter on her whole body.
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CyanogenMod coming to Galaxy Note 3
Good news for those of you sporting a Galaxy Note 3 and not so in love with the TouchWiz UI that comes bundled with the device. The team behind the popular CyanogenMod ROM have announced on their Google+ page that they have published the source code for a bunch of different Note 3 devices, with nightly builds expected to be released shortly.
While there aren't any physical nightly builds available as of yet, it's now possible for modders to build and modify the source code available from GITHUB. And with the release of the source code, a release of nightly builds from the CM team can't be too far behind and soon you'll be able to flash your Note 3 with the most popular custom ROM. A nice way to start off the New Year.
Right now, the team has released the Kernel and ROM codes for Note 3 variants on the T-Mobile and Sprint networks, as well as for the International Note 3 model.
The CyanogenMod team has been busy as of late with their update to the Oppo N1, which was available for purchase on Christmas Eve.
Via: Android Authority Source: CyanogenMod (Google+)


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I hear this a lot.
"My son/daughter has ADHD so change is really, really hard for him/her."
While it is true that consistency, especially when it comes to scheduling, is usually the most beneficial for kids with ADHD (see "Children with ADHD"), we must ask certain questions about these statements. Is change hard for all kids with ADHD or only some of them? Which types of things do they struggle to change? Is change difficult in all circumstances? If so, why is it so difficult for these kids?
People with ADHD function better with schedules and predictability because their brains have a harder time creating consistent parameters on their own. Since they struggle with disciplining their brains, their environments must become consistent for them.
In truth, all kids tend to function at a higher level when they're on a set schedule, but studies have shown that kids with behavioral disorders require it even more so.
That being said, a study done by Kimberly J. Saudino, Ph.D., in 2005 showed that DNA affects a child's ability to cope with change. This means that people are born with an certain amount of ability or inability to adjust to new circumstances. The study also showed that environment affects just how severe the child's abilities become over their lifetime (whether able or unable), but environment can only affect what is already there at birth.
Just like with non-ADHD children, kids with ADHD can be anywhere along the temperament scale. They can be genetically predisposed to being a more pessimistic, scared, and clingy child, or they can be genetically predisposed to being a more optimistic, brave, and independent child. They can also be anywhere in between! They don't have to be one or the other.
The Child Development Institute reports that the formation of this inclination [to be either adaptable or unadaptable] occurs during prenatal development. So before you've even met your child for the first time, their brain has already decided how well it's going to process change.
Environmental influences throughout life will alter a child's ability to cope, making them either better at coping or worse at coping, but there is a certain level of ability a child starts out with from the very beginning. The place they genetically start out at will determine a huge piece of how they turn out as an adult.
This could explain why some babies are fussy from the moment they're born while others are happy and cooing right away. Some kids are wired to be more optimistic, go-with-the-flow kids. Some are wired to be more pessimistic, dig-their-heels-in kids.
So how do these findings relate to the susceptibility of ADHD kids already struggling to cope with change?
These findings remind us that each of our children are unique. Even in the world of ADHD, all of these kids might need strict parameters, but certain ADHD kids will deal with "tough" days better than others.
On days where everything seems to go wrong and the usual schedule is thrown into a pit of chaos, some kids with ADHD will be able to adapt more easily than their ADHD peers. Some kids with ADHD–those who are wired to be more overwhelmed by change–will have complete meltdowns when some piece of their schedule is altered.
They may not realize why they're melting, but they'll be the ones who are more prone to it. The important part is knowing who your child is, knowing how they naturally respond to change, and knowing how to help them adapt more easily.
Do you have one of the ADHD kids who's genetically predisposed to be more anxiety-ridden and worrisome? Has your child been like that since birth? How can you help them learn to calm down when things don't go the way they expect or hoped for? How can you help them learn to move forward with something new?
How can you make their schedule more consistent in order to limit the number of overwhelming meltdowns they're forced to endure, and teach them about change in a slow and patient way?
Or are you one of the parents who has an ADHD child who's naturally more able to deal with change? Has he/she been like that since birth? How can you encourage your child in their abilities to cope with change? Can you reward them or praise them for going with the flow whenever they're able?
Can you guide them when they're not able?
How can you make sure your child continues to stay on a daily schedule (whenever feasible) to ensure that they don't start to expect "randomness" as their new schedule, just because they're more capable of dealing with it?
Tell me about your ADHD kids and their lives, parents!
What are your kids like?
How do they cope with change?
How are you helping them?
Do you have any advice for other parents?


text: Posted this on TheSamba.com and was referred here....Wife and I bought a 1971 Bay about a year ago that was missing a motor. Not long after that we bought a 1600 Dual Port AH motor out of a bug and have since had it bolted in. The problem is neither of us (including my father) know much about VW's. I was wondering if someone in the OKC/Moore area that knows about VW's would be willing to come take a look at the bus and give us an idea on what it needs to get on the road. My wife's birthday is coming up in July and I would love to be able to have it on the road for her birthday. I'm not asking for someone to come over and do the work for us but rather just someone to maybe write down a parts list of what we will need so we can purchase the parts and put it on ourselves. I'll even give you gas money for coming over. This bus has been sitting in our garage over a year and both of us are ready to bring her back to life. Any help would be appreciated.


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If you want to buy a mum's bike, take a look at the Laag Catharijne bicycle shops first. Our mum's bikes are low-priced and meet all the requirements you set as a mother. They are solid, trendy and above all safe.
A mum's bike differs in a number of ways from a regular ladies bike:
- the low entry: an extra low entry ensures that you can safely get on the bike when your child is sitting in front or behind.
- extra stability: mum's bikes always have a stand with two legs, a so-called 'middle box'. This makes the mum's bike more stable and allows children to board more easily.
- the steering lock: if the bike is on the stand the steering wheel can not move. This way you can easily and safely place your children in the child seat.
- a longer luggage carrier: the long luggage carrier ensures that your child has enough space on the back.
- more legroom: the distance between handlebars and saddle is larger for a mum's bike. This way you also have enough legroom with a child seat at the wheel.
- extra sturdy: all components on the bike are extra reinforced: the luggage carrier, the standard, the steering wheel and of course the frame, but also the wheels and spokes.
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Someone had run across an earlier posting of my blog re: St. Therese and her dog Tom. She wondered if there were other pictures of this dog. Here's another I have, also from the book "Therese and Lisieux" by Pierre Descouvemont and Helmuth Nils Loose. When I was in Lisieux I was able to buy a postcard of this picture.
The photo was taken in 1892 at the Guerin home, where from that time Mr. Martin lived until his death in 1894. Later the same wheelchair used by Mr. Martin was given to the Carmelite convent. In June of 1897, Therese would sit in it in the garden at Carmel and write her last manuscript.
By accounts Tom was a spaniel, and you can see he looks more spanielly[sp?!] from this angle than in the other photo. Also breeds of dogs can undergo changes in appearances over time. This one would be around 130 now if he'd lived! And that's "people years."
The book is well worth getting, it has a lot of things about Therese and the Martin Family I had not seen elsewhere.


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now the palas and chaplin are done, sorry for the bad images but im moving atm and all my foto gear is in a box. will try and get the new studio up and runnig as fast as i can. i will still be painting in my old studio.
but this are what i have just gotten done, next up is some more on carnage that is coming along well to, will post some WIP images on him as fast as i can. this are two commissions that has taken a bit longer to do, so now i feel i need to get them done as fast as i can.


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Sun Ra - The Heliocentric Worlds of Sun Ra, Volume 2 LP
Sun Ra - The Heliocentric Worlds Of Sun Ra, Vol. 2
More explorations of outer space by the spokesman for the space age.
When Walt Whitman wrote, "I am vast; I contain multitudes," he could have been channeling Sun Ra. The man born Herman Blount in Alabama, who claimed he was from Saturn, was equally at home reviving Fletcher Henderson compositions based on their original arrangements or unleashing totally free-form, athematic group improvisation - and many styles in between. It was practically a given that a New York-based (as he was in the '60s) avant-jazz performer as colorful and eccentric as Sun Ra would end up on ESP-Disk'.
The 1965 sessions that produced the two volumes of Heliocentric Worlds came during the most extremely free-form period of Ra's career, contemporaneous with The Magic City (Saturn Records). Volume 1, recorded in April with an 11-member band, consisted of seven relatively short tracks (none over eight minutes); recorded in November with an octet, Volume 2, in contrast, was much freer and featured the side-long "The Sun Myth" (over 17 minutes in length) and "Cosmic Chaos" (14+). The horn players and bassist Ronnie Boykins have plenty of room to stretch out and take full advantage. "A House of Beauty" offers five minutes of relatively lyrical respite between the other tracks.
It's worth getting the vinyl LP of Volume 2 just for the iconic cover designed by Paul Frick, consisting of a German astronomical chart of the solar system and portraits of Sun Ra and famous astronomers.
Walter Miller (tp)
Robert Cummings (bcl)
Marshall Allen (as, fl, picc)
John Gilmore (ts) Pat Patrick (bars, fl)
Sun Ra (clavioline, p, tuned bgo)
Ronnie Boykins (b) Roger Blank (d, per)
Track Listing
1.The Sun Myth
2.A House Of Beauty
3.Cosmic Chaos
RLA Sound Studios, NYC, November 16, 1965


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Ask a Mexican: How Can I Get My Girlfriend to Understand My Love for My Family?
Dear Mexican: I'm a Latina with Mexican parents—well, "parent," since my father has been non-existent since I was 13, but, you know, you still respect him 'cause he's your sperm donor.
Anyhoo, the point of this letter: Not only am I a lesbian; my partner is white. We have been together for about a year—in gay years, it's like 12. She doesn't get why I'm so close to my family. My partner and I have small arguments (which she likes to call "discussions") about how Mexicans take advantage of the system. After many "discussions," we agreed that it's not just Mexicans who take advantage; it's any race. They all have them: Whites have white trash; blacks have thugs; and Mexicans have cholos or whatever they go by these days. She sees that my family does take advantage of me, but when push comes to shove, my family is my family, and they will be there for me now as much as they have been there for me in the past, and vice versa.
I'm a little out of "discussions" on how to explain the closeness Mexicans have with their families. The other issue is she wants to learn Spanish and is having a hard time. She doesn't like to be around my family, because instinct makes us kick into speaking Spanglish or Tex-Mex, and she says it's like she doesn't exist, because she only understands a third of the conversation. She says that we all speak English except for my mom, and wonders why we don't stick to English when my mom is not around. I really have no answer to that question; besides, it's just instinct to speak Spanish to anyone who speaks Spanish, regardless if they speak English or not. I do feel bad, because I know Spanish is hard to learn, but it's kind of impossible to not speak it when my mom doesn't understand English.
So what's the solution? I really love my white girl and would hate to end up going our separate ways for silly things like this. Any suggestions?
Latin Lesbian in Loss
Dear Pocha: Gabachos will never understand why Mexicans are so close to their family, just like they'll never understand our love for midgets.
But the bigger issue here is linguistics: If your lover is trying to learn Spanish, why does she get mad when you and your siblings speak en Español? Does she get agüitada when you use the language of love for your almohada talk? There seem to be underlying issues here, so I say dump la pendeja, and move on to a Mexican mujer who will respect your culture.
Don't forget that gabachas are like that fifth torta de chorizo—seems like a good time at first, but it'll leave you chingado in the end.
Dear Mexican: I work in a kitchen with many Mexicans, and they often refer to me as "Charlie." What's up with Mexicans calling everyone "Charlie"?
Charlie Surfs
Dear Gabacho: Have you heard that story about the gabacho who's suing a Mario Batali restaurant because he claimed that the Mexican cooks called him "gringo," "estúpido," "pendejo" and even a "Chinga tu madre"? The chavala didn't get what you also don't seem to understand: Mexican cooks love to bust each other's balls, and will pile on the insults if you react negatively. It's working-class culture, and if you can't take the heat, get out of the cocina, cabrón.
But since the Mexican is ever-magnanimous, here's a tip: Return the calor by calling your co-workers a below-the-belt insult, like "Rick Bayless."
Ask a Mexican: Why Don't Americans Accept Their Share of the Blame for the Mess That Is Mexico?
Dear Mexican: Why can't U.S. citizens take responsibility for their own actions? It's common to encounter ignorant people blaming Mexicans (and many other Latin Americans) for their own plight. But let's look at the facts: First, almost as soon as the Spanish, French, Portuguese and Dutch left their colonies in this hemisphere, Washington, D.C., stepped in, trying to support puppet dictatorships and crush any real independence. These puppets often (not always) impoverished many of their people.
Also, every year, U.S. citizens hand over billions of dollars of their own tax money in subsidies to agribusinesses. These companies use their "welfare for the rich" to cover their costs, and then dump overproduced, underpriced agricultural products on Mexico. This forces Mexican farmers out of business and off of the land, which forces down Mexican wages and job availability, and forces Mexicans out of the country. So what happens? The impoverished results of the aforementioned events are showing up as illegal immigrants in the U.S. As embattled immigrants in the U.K. put it in the 1970s, "We come here because you go there."
Fuck Neo-Colonialism
Dear Gabacho: You pretty much lo clavaste, especially the second and third points—that's the story of the North American Free Trade Agreement, which Bill Clinton pushed on us Mexicans during his administration, and which Hillary Clinton has never denounced.
While the Mexican's preferred candidate of choice for any political race will always be Alfred E. Neuman, you're better off as a Mexican if you feel el Bern instead of trying to pretend that Hillary has things in common with your abuela, as a laughable Clinton listicle insisted last year. The only grandmother La Hillary even resembles in Mexican culture is one of those mean, rich ones in telenovelas who talks trash on the india maids and her puta daughter-in-law.
Why are we content to hear the same old recycled Tejano music? We have tons of local jazz and blues musicians—why doesn't the Latin radio station dedicate a few hours a day to these artists? Encourage them to push the boundaries. Stretch out, and push the envelope. Can you imagine the outcome? Why aren't we, in turn, impacting Anglo and Black culture with our style, music, art, literature, acting and architecture?
Fresa Freddy
Dear Pocho: I seriously doubt you're listening to Tejano music; you're probably a pendejo pocho who can't tell his Flaco Jimenez from Ramón Ayala and thinks Jennifer Lopez made Selena popular. Spanish-language stations don't play local artists for the same reason that English-language ones don't—they don't come from the record-label cartels that dominate Top 40 music.
You want boundary-pushing music? Let's take your much-maligned Tejano music, which takes the Czech polka, Polish mazurka and German waltz; puts Spanish lyrics in front of it; speeds it up with American rock 'n' roll; adds R&B pizzazz; and calls it a start.
Modern-day jazz and blues? They're more derivative than a piñata-maker.
Finally, if you don't think we influence gabacho and negrito culture, go talk to Taco Bell.
Ask a Mexican: Why Does Nobody Refer to Themselves as 'Chicano' Anymore?
Dear Mexican: A friend of mine says nobody calls themselves Chicanos anymore—que dice, Mexican? ¿Cierto? Is it just a term for us old-timers, like hippies or beatniks?
Saludotes de Tulsa Town
Dear Pocha: I've always maintained that one learns they're Chicano—usually in Chicano studies classes, where the term is placed in its proper historical context. And the fact is that "Chicano" as an identity was endangered by the 1980s, under assault from the right by vendidos who preferred "Hispanic," and by Mexican immigrants who taught their children they were mexicanos, not pocho-ass Chicanos.
But then the 1990s happened, and the many anti-immigrant laws passed around the country galvanized a new generation of activists who looked back to the Chicano movement of the 1960s for inspiration. Then the 2000s happened, and the mega-anti-immigration laws of that decade brought more children of Mexican immigrants into the Chicano fold, with some calling themselves "Xicanos" as a chinga tu madre against the Castilian imperialism inherent in "ch."
In this decade? The super-mega-anti-immigrant rhetoric spewed by the likes of Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and others is so nasty that an even newer identity is emerging: Xicanx. Chicano identity has a far brighter future than the Republican party—and so do Chicano grammarians …
Dear Mexican: As one of a small number of white American soccer fans, I'd like to know: Why won't cable providers sell channels showing south-of-the-border sports to bars? A proprietor of a soccer-oriented sports bar in my area said it was because cable providers feared that Mexicans wouldn't subscribe, and would choose instead to crowd into bars and watch without buying drinks. Is this really the reason? If so, is it because they're being realistic or racist?
Fútbol Fan
Dear Gabacho: There's a saying in Mexico: If it's on television somewhere in the world, there's a primo who knows the Filipino website where you can stream it.
Dear Mexican: I am a second-generation Mexican who works as an erotic dancer in various nightclubs up and down the West Coast. In my work, I've noticed that black clients treat their black "sister" dancers well by tipping them larger amounts and buying them drinks and giving favors. The same goes for any of the other ethnic groups. But as a mexicana, I get the short end of the stick when it comes to ethnic favoritism. Why? My Mexican counterparts—be they immigrants looking for a night of fun, or the millionaire owner of a chain restaurant—don't give me a cent. They treat me badly, asking for blowjobs or "escort service" (aka prostitution). Then they proceed to go to my gabacha co-workers and blow $100 on a lap dance while I am left hanging.
Is it so hard to blow a few extra bucks on a fellow Mexican working hard at being sexy? It's getting to the point that I won't admit my heritage, because, to simply put it, I am treated poorly when they find out that I'm Chicana. ¿Por que?
Sexy Mexican on Five-Inch Stilettos
Dear Pocha: Easy answer: the Madonna-whore complex. They're so disgusted by seeing a Mexican woman as a stripper that if you won't conform to their butt-slut archetype, they simply won't acknowledge you.
My advice? Tell them you're Persian—or, better yet, knee them in the huevos and let the club's Samoan bodyguard show that cheap wab who's the real chavala.
Ask a Mexican: How Quickly Do the Descendants of Immigrants From Mexico Stop Speaking Spanish?
Dear Mexican: Our grandparents came from Mexico. Nearly all of our parents' generation spoke Spanish. However, in my generation, pretty much none of us do. One cousin's daughter does because the cousin married a fluently bilingual spouse.
Most white people I know long ago lost both awareness of what their actual ethnic roots are, and the original language with which their people came to America, if it wasn't English. Heck, British English can be pretty confusing. What my cousins, most of our kids and I know of Spanish is what we learn in Spanish classes.
It's clear we lost our language treasure. Fortunately, we love being Chicanos. What do you know of this loss on a local or national scale?
Spangless Chicano
Dear Pocho: The 2011 National Survey of Latinos by the Pew Research Center reported that while 91 percent of first-generation Latinos said they spoke Spanish "very well/pretty well," and 82 percent of the segunda generation did, only 47 percent of third-generation Latinos claimed the same—far higher than virtually all other immigrant groups, but still nearly half the numbers of the first generation.
Far more telling is the language of preference for each generation while consuming culture: When it came to listening to music, the percentage rates of Latinos who listen to music exclusively in Spanish, English and Spanish, or exclusively in English, changed dramatically toward preferring English between the first (49, 31, 18), second (18, 26, 54) and third (10, 16, 74) generations, respectively; the same happened with language preferences in watching television for the first (40, 34, 25), second (12, 17, 69) and third (5, 11, 83) generations.
Moral of the story? As I've been saying for a decade, all Mexicans irrecoverably become Americans in el gabacho—only the stats change, always toward inglés. So much for a real Reconquista.
I am constantly in disbelief that so many undocumented immigrants—primarily Mexicans—risk life and limb to enter the United States to, as they'll say, "provide a better life for their children." Aren't they aware U.S. kids now are fatter, sicker and dumber compared to most of the rest of the world?
Since U.S. kids are presently "mandated" to get risky, experimental vaccines by age 18, we now have epidemics of autism, asthma, learning disorders, diabetes, childhood cancers, ADHD, etc. We have the most vaccinated children in the world, with many more vaccines on the way—fodder for Big Pharma.
Conversely, most racists think illegals are "dirty" and bring diseases into this country, even though it has been proven immigrant children are very healthy until they've assimilated into the U.S. Your thoughts?
Mother Warrior
Dear Gabacho: While you're right about niños in the United States being a fat, lazy lot, and también about Mexican kiddies becoming the same as they assimilate, your tirade against vaccinations is puras mamadas.
There was recently a measles outbreak in Orange County, one of the largest to have happened in the U.S. in years. While patient-privacy laws prohibit us from knowing the identity of the victims, stats came out showing vaccination rates in la naranja. The least-vaccinated pendejos? Areas where rich, stupid gabachos were in the majority. Areas with the most-vaccinated people? Mexican-heavy cities.
Mexicans, unlike gabachos, don't have the luxury of believing far-fetched conspiracy theories put out by celebrity chichis who put our children at risk—we've got curanderos for that.
Ask a Mexican: Just in Case Trump Gets Elected … How Easy Is It to Move to Mexico?
Dear Mexican: What are Mexico's residency requirements, and how do you apply for their version of a green card? Because if that racist fuck Trump gets elected, I'm outta here.
We've gone too far in the past 40 years (20 if you're from the South) to go back to the days of Jim Crow. Eight years of Bush was bad enough.
Not Gonna Put Up With That BS
Dear Gabacho: The detailed answer is in my book; the short answer is Mexico's probably going to end up building the border wall to keep out gabachos like you who didn't do enough to defeat the Drumpf.
Dear Mexican: Do you think that maybe television is part of the reason for this mass migration of people from Mexico and elsewhere to the United States?
For example, since you're from there, you probably know the show The O.C.—and what is it we see on The O.C.? We see bikini-clad babes and buff lifeguards who live on the beach in nice houses with green lawns. They have exercise machines that look like UFOs and fancy sports cars. They have lots of food, good booze, lots of sex—and most important of all, lots of money.
On TV, we advertise the U.S. 24/7 .We have rock 'n' roll, gangsta rap, reggaeton and WWE. We got those brave detectives from the NYPD keeping order in the streets, and the NYFD, who will show up at your door in 15 minutes or less after you dial 911. We've got Russell Crowe, Sharon Stone, Madonna, U2, Sly Stallone, Daddy Yankee, Snoop Dogg, George Lopez, Cheech and Chong, Larry the Cable Guy, J-Lo and all our ambassadors and politicians smiling in the camera saying, "Come on over and play with us. Come on over and get some of this! Come on over to Fantasylandia with your host, Barack Obama." Hey, it's only just across the border.
I Watch Too Much Glenn Beck
Dear Gabacho: American television? The only thing Mexicans ever picked up from it was The Simpsons, which remains one of the most popular gabacho shows in Mexico, even though Homer's name is Homero, and Bart goes by Bartolo.
Other American shows are popular, but that's not what drives Mexicans to come over; it's the jobs, estúpido. And given there ain't many right now, not as many Mexis are crossing over.
You want a better conspiracy? Go investigate whether Thomas Alva Edison was really Tomás Álvaro—the answer may surprise you!
Dear Mexican: My mom has long thought it cute and fun to quiz waiters in Mexican restaurants on how to say things in Spanish. When I was a girl growing up in an incredibly non-diverse area (Oregon), she said it would help me learn Spanish, and that I should take advantage of these rare opportunities to talk with native Spanish-speakers. But I've always felt it was a little rude, and maybe even condescending, to impose upon service people in this way. Is it?
Medford Maiden
Dear Gabacha: Todo tiene its time and place when it comes to learning Spanish. Getting it on with a Mexican? He'll teach you the language of love. Protesting Donald Trump? You'll learn so many ways of saying chinga tu madre that you'll be able to walk the streets of Tepito with ease.
While a Mexican is working and serving you? Proceed with respect. If business is slow, quiz away; if they're occupied, leave them be. Otherwise, they'll tell their fellow meseros in the back of the kitchen about the loud gabacha and spit in your chips—as they should.
Ask a Mexican: Why Must Mexis Fill Every Single Bit of Negative Space?
Dear Mexican: Why must gringos insist on changing my preferred name of "Rose" during introductions to "Rosa" or "Rosita" or "Rosarita"? When I respond with "No, my name is Rose," you would think I had committed a crime against my heritage to deny what can only be an assumption on their part.
Nicknames, Nicknames Everywhere
Dear Pocha: See, most Mexicans usually suffer the other way: Gabachos Anglicize their muy mexicano names into English nicknames, in the way Manifest Destiny taught them. In fact, that used to be the de facto law of the land until sometime last decade—that's why you see old Chicanos going by Connie and Art, even though their birth names are Consuelo and Arturo.
You must be one of those veteranas, given you said Rose is your "preferred name," suggesting it's not your actual nombre. But instead of calling you a vendida for siding with English against Spanish or even Nahuatl (why not Xochitl—"flower" in the language of the Aztecs?), I respect your decision—names are personal things, so we should respect people's choices.
Unless you're Donald Trump, of course, who should only be called pinche pendejo gabacho cagaleche.
Dear Mexican: How come Mexicans don't like negative space? I was thinking about this important question on Saturday as I was staring into a huge bowl of menudo at Delicious Mexican Foods to Go on Fort Boulevard in El Paso. It was stuffed with tripe and pozole and greasy red sauce, and then I threw in chopped onions, cilantro, dried chili pepper, salsa verde and whatever that green dried-herb is, and then I squeezed half of a lemon on top of the concoction. The nice lady also gave me two buttered bolillos hot from the oven, and a glass of water and a cup of coffee. There was no space left on the table for anything except hunger.
I began to eat. The menudo was glorious. But in the midst of my reverie, the menudo got me thinking about Diego Rivera and the Aztec calendar and Pancho Villa, for God's sake, and even Frida Kahlo. If any of them saw even a little bit of negative space, they would fill it up with paint or blood or prophecy about the end of the world. It was like they wanted to answer every question there is to ask.
Then Japan popped into my head. The Japanese love negative space—like miso soup and strange little sushi pieces on a big platter and Zen and haiku and inked scrolls showing some monk sitting on a stone dwarfed by the totally empty void. So, lucky for me, I remembered you.
Am I right? Do Mexicans have a thing against negative space? Maybe Mexican culture is an antidote for Japanese culture, and vice versa, and what we need now is an antidote to gringo culture. And why is it I can like Mexico and Japan at the same time? Am I crazy or what?
Chuco Bobby
Dear Gabacho: You are absolutely right—we despise negative space. Gabachos see a manicured lawn; Mexicans see a place to park a car. Gabachos silently mourn during a funeral; Mexicans hire a tamborazo. Gabachos stand respectfully apart while in line; Mexicans get so close to you so they're nearly pito to culo. It explains our love for murals and poofy quinceañera dresses and fruit salads with chili powder.
Why do we fill up negative space? Because life was meant to be lived crossing borders—DUH …
Ask a Mexican: Why Do Mexicans Treat Pet Birds So Poorly?
Dear Mexican: I've noticed that many Mexicans have pet birds, and most of the time, they're obviously neglected. One time, I saw a live parrot in a cage next to a cage with a dead and decaying parrot! WTF?
Is this a Third World thing—an exercise in not feeling bad about another animal's feelings in order to strengthen minds in some twisted way? Or is it because they have seen so many adults and babies dying of disease that they have no heart for animals? I've passed by a house where the family keeps a cockatiel on the front porch day and night. I have never seen these people, but I will bet you anything—anything—that they are freakin' Mexicans. I mean, it's still alive, so obviously they keep feeding it, but why own a bird if you are not going to make it part of the family? Don't they know that birds get more intelligent with more interaction? This is something I feel strongly about, so if you know, please explain this to me.
Güero Para los Pajaros
Dear Gabacho for the Birds: You tilting, bruh? There's a reason why the Spanish word for pet is mascota—that is, something to have around but not necessarily treat as a human. Gabachos see pets as fur- or feather-people; Mexicans see pets as animals.
But it's not a Third World thing; it's class, pendejo—don't forget that Americans had the same perspective on animals they owned not so long ago. (Cockfighting was still legal in Oklahoma, New Mexico and Louisiana as recently as last decade.)
I'm not making excuses, or trying to play down the severity of our treatment of birds: A 2007 study compiled by Defenders of Wildlife, a conservation nonprofit, estimated that 65,000 to 78,500 parrots were captured each year, with about 60,000 of them dead before getting to a buyer, "making this trade terribly inhumane and wasteful." I can't blame the gabachos this time, either: The same report cited U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service stats that showed about 86 to 96 percent of those captured pericos stayed in Mexico.
Dear Mexican: My mom is very expressive and can say some stupid things sometimes. One night, my family had a holiday get-together, and my brother invited his Chicana friend. My mom was talking, and the word "vato" rolled from her lips; the Chicana friend's eyes opened wide, and her jaw just dropped.
Is that an offensive word to Mexicans? We're black, so is it like the N-word to them? What I mean is that some people take offense to the N-word; some think it's OK to say the word if you're black; yet others may see it as a form of saying, "What's up?"
Question From a Black Man
Dear Negrito: You mean is there's a word that can mean both "nigger" and "nigga" in Mexican Spanish? No word in our idioma is as loaded as those. The closest would be paisa, short for paisano. The full word means "countryman," but roughly translates as "bro"—but in its paisa form, it can be used as a slur that means "hillbilly."
That said, some Mexicans proudly use paisa for themselves and reappropriate the term à la nigga.
Quickly: The Chicana got offended because vato ("dude" in Chicano Spanish) is usually associated with gangs. Here's hoping she didn't call your mom a mayate …
Ask a Mexican: How Can I Get My Fellow Latinos in Mississippi to Like Me?
Dear Mexican: I'm a misplaced half-Mexican in Mississippi, of all places. The area I live in is WHITE as WHITE can be, and has been for many foreign-hating years. However, I have seen the Latin community more than double in the four years I've been here. This makes me feel more at ease, since a diverse culture is what I'm used to. I spent my first 23 years born and raised in California.
My dilemma is that I find two different kinds of Latins (mostly Mexicans and Guatemalans): They are either really friendly and relieved to see another brownie, or they are NOT that accepting. I am a half-beaner: My dad is from Mexico, and I have dark skin, curly hair and the hips and ass to prove it. Problem is, I wasn't raised as a Mexican; my dad never taught me Spanish, and I never had anything but a white neighborhood and white friends.
How can I get my brown homies in this WHITE town to accept my white-raised side, too? I feel misplaced, because the whites think I'm another "border jumping, job-stealing" Mexican, while the Latins think I'm a tanned whitey who hates them. We should be sticking together, right?
The Confused Coconut
Dear Pocho: First things primeramente: Drop the "Latins" moniker. That hasn't been used to describe Mexis since the days when baseball writers referred to Robert Clemente as "Bob." But having traveled through the Magnolia State—I've enjoyed Delta tamales in Greenville, tried a so-so burrito in Iuka, and lectured about Mexicans in the South during the fabulous Southern Foodways Symposium at the University of Mississippi—I hate to say this truth: Racist good ol' boys are more likely to accept you than Mexicans.
Mexicans have shunned other Mexicans since the days when the Tlaxcalans and Totonacs sided with Cortés against the Aztecs. Gabachos? Yeah, they hate us, but all you have to do to get accepted by them is open a Mexican restaurant. It doesn't matter if it sucks; you'll mesmerize them into submission like catnip mesmerizes a gato.
Dear Mexican: I had an affair with a younger Mexican co-worker. I warned him not to get attached, as I was married, and then I didn't follow my own advice. In the end, I made the mistake of asking what his brother would think if he knew about us—and he ended the relationship, because he realized his whole family would be disappointed. The problem is, he means a lot to me and made me feel so good. How could he call me hermosa and preciosa, tell me I was perfect—then end it?
I realize family is very important to him, but he knew what we were getting into from the start. Is there a way to get him back, or should I give up? Is that family bond, which I've witnessed seems to be a very Mexican thing, strong enough that now that it's clicked with him, there's no going back?
La Preciosa
Dear Gabacha: So you're telling me you're mad at a Mexican because he did what you asked—that is, you invited him in, but asked him to not get attached, and he didn't, and now you're sad? That's just like the United States asking Mexico to send over men during the Bracero Program in the 1950s, but asking them not to become American—and then Americans get shocked that Mexicans remain Mexican. Comal, meet olla.
Ask a Mexican: Why Are Mexicans Hypocrites Regarding Cultural Assimilation?
Dear Mexican: Why do Mexicans applaud first-generation Mexicans who assimilate completely, but criticize (and apply the term vendidos) to first-generation Mexican Americans for doing it? (And why is it that there is no real name for U.S. citizens in English, forcing us to use the name of the continent? Someone should translate estadounidenses.)
Take my case, for example. Both of my parents are Basques—don't get them wrong, they are grateful; they really love Mexico and will proudly tell you they are 100 percent Mexican, because Mexico adopted them, but they also love their original culture and speak Euskera fluently. (Well, one speaks Euskara, the other Euskera; one is from Donostia, the other from Bilbao, so they spell a few words differently.) They play Mus almost every day, prepare typical Basque dishes (txipirones, txangurros, pil-pin and the infamous kalimotxo, which is a drink that is obtained by mixing red wine and cola, almost always in a 1:1 ratio), and partake in all sorts of Basque cultural activities.
I feel proud of that heritage and speak some Euskera (badly, but I can communicate), but I don't feel Basque, and don't feel the need to participate in any kind of Basque cultural activity. (I love to play Mus, not because it's Basque, but because it's a great game.) I feel Mexican—hence, the only cultural activities I participate in are Mexican activities. (Whatever that means; Mexico has but a few real national cultural activities. The different regions have different cultural activities, making the country very interesting and diverse.) Most Mexicans applaud my behavior, and obviously applaud any similar behavior of other sons and daughters of immigrants. The funny part is that they despise the same behavior when sons and daughters of Mexican immigrants do it in the U.S., calling then by any number of names. (I would say most of them can't be published, but I can see that you don't have any trouble publishing "risky" words in Spanish.) In fact, many Mexicans feel betrayed by them. Why is it that the same exact behavior is applauded and vilified?
By the way: My wife says that the irony of all is that I will probably have a son or a daughter who, when talking about his father and mother, will explain how he or she is very proud of his/her heritage of his/her Mexican parents, but he/she doesn't feel Mexican and can't understand why his/her father feels it is so important to speak fluent Spanish. I know my father will look me directly in my eyes and exclaim poetic justice.
The "Mus"-Loving Mexican With Basque Parents Who, According to His Wife, Will Probably Have an American Kid With Bad Spanish Abilities
Dear Pocho: The only reason I let you run on and on here is because of your Basque heritage, which I've always respected. And your question is so pinche confusing, it might as well be in Euskara, one of the few languages in the world with no relatives.
But this is what you're saying: Mexicans in Mexico love it when the Mexican-born children of immigrants identify with their culture (like Mexican-Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong'o), applauding it as natural, but get mad when the same happens to the children of Mexican immigrants in the U.S.
Easy answer: Mexicans want everyone to be Mexican—except Cuban-American presidential candidates, of course.
Ask a Mexican: Why Do Gay Mexicans Go Back Into the Closet When They Return to Mexico?
Dear Mexican: I enjoyed reading the letter about lip liner some years back from the lovely Mexican lesbian.
I have met several guys from Mexico who came to the U.S. so they could come out of the closet. Nothing warms my middle-age gay heart more than when a nice Mexican young man says, "Hola, papi!" However, when they go home to Mexico to visit their mamasitas, they go back into the closet.
I've read in the news that things are getting better for my fellow homos in Mexico. Are more macho muchachos "out" in Mexico these days?
Grateful White Queen
Dear Gabacha: Life for mariposas in Mexico has gotten much better since the days when the Aztecs would kill gay men by pulling their entrails through their culos. Just last month, the Mexican Supreme Court legalized gay marriage in Jalisco, stereotypically the most macho state in la república. (The rest of us mexicanos always knew those charros from Los Altos were on the down-low, anyway.)
On the other mano, the Human Rights Commission of Mexico City's 2008 report on LGBT discrimination noted that a Mexican governmental survey found that 48.4 percent of households said they wouldn't allow a gay person to live there, and that more than 90 percent of LGBT folks had experienced discrimination on account of their sexuality.
In other words, Mexico is about as tolerant of gay folks as Ted Cruz—but far better-looking.
Dear Mexican: How come Mexicans lower their pickup trucks and put those tiny wheels on that stick out beyond the fender? In doing so, they essentially ruin a perfectly good truck by turning it into nothing more than a low-riding car.
I can honestly say that I haven't seen any other ethnic group do this to their trucks as regularly as Mexicans. What gives?
Juan Confused Coloradan
Dear Pocho: Mexicans lower their cars; gabacho bros raise their Dodge Rams and F250s as high as possible. Such suspension choices are metaphors for our respective razas—Mexicans are close to Mother Earth, while gabas will forever remain uppity pendejos.
Dear Mexican: I work with Mexicans on a golf course. We eat lunch together, and I love tortillas. I even learned how to make a spoon out of a tortilla.
These guys know nothing about la cocina, so when I ask them how to make the red sauce in which the meat is cooked, they give me the furrowed-brow look. I cook a lot at my house; I'm sure some of them think this gringo is a homo. Where can I find a recipe for this red sauce?
My 18th Hole is You-Know-Where
Dear Gabacho: Not enough info here. What kind of salsa roja was it—from chile de arbol? Japones? Chipotle? Piquín? Chiltepín? Or was it a guisado? A mole? Maybe a thick consommé?
There are as many Mexican salsas as there are narcos in the Mexican government, so get back at me with the details. But don't say that hombres can't cook; just take it from celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, who said last year, "If (Donald) Trump deports 11 million people or whatever he's talking about right now, every restaurant would shut down." So can someone shove a cold burrito in Trump's face already?


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The first thing that will come to mind when you think of losing 40 pounds is a gym nightmare. But I'm telling you right now that losing the excess in two months time can be possible with simple exercises. It can be as simple as planning to lose 40 pounds by running, or swimming, or jumping rope. Any way you look at it, the exercises I listed here are easy, convenient, and can be done in the comfort of your home.
The trick here is sticking to the routine come hell or high waters. This is the biggest challenge among those trying to lose weight. And the sad part is that many individuals fail to achieve this because of lack of discipline.
If you can promise to stay true to the routine, here are some that you can utilize:
1. Riding a bicycle
If you got the knack for the wheels, start riding the bike daily as your exercise routine. This is the best routine if you have a belly flab you want to get rid of without the need for running or walking. The best part would be if your place is near a nice view or a morning destination for people.
Biking can help you burn 600 calories an hour. That's a very big dent in your calorie intake without the impact that other routines incur on your body. If you practice proper warm-up drills and you don't have back injuries, you have nothing to worry about.
2. Jumping rope
When I first thought of trying jumping rope into my exercise routine, I thought it would be a piece of cake. But for me who hasn't excelled on it as a kid, I had a hard time. I got tangled in the rope and got no rhythm in place. But after several tries and almost quitting, I set the pace and enjoyed it for long. This is better than choosing to lose 40 pounds by running.
The best thing about this routine is it makes you sweat a lot even at your home. And true enough, it burns 1,000 calories an hour! That's massive and you don't even need to hit the gym to get the same result.
3. Gym rowing
This isn't the simplest of those listed here but it's definitely way simpler than having to do a series of push-ups, crunches, and rigorous strength training. You can buy your own equipment or you can just enroll in the gym to do this routine. If you got it right and steady, you can burn as much as 840 calories an hour. A great option if you're not a fan of jumping ropes.
Rowing has less impact and won't injure you if you don't have underlying health issues. It's a perfect replacement for other routines since it flexes your whole body.
4. Running
If you're looking for the most convenient routine, nothing beats running on the efficiency and convenience aspect. It's an easy 600 calories an hour routine if you're planning to lose 40 pounds by running. Even after you run, your body will still experience fat-burning effects within 24 hours. This is due to the spike in your metabolic rate.
However, running might not be a good thing if you have knee injuries. An hour of it can be stressing to the joints too. Anyway, practice regular warm-ups and don't run too long if you haven't run before. With that, you can avoid injuries.
5. Sports
If you're a sports guy or gal, making your sports hobby a workout routine will be a convenient choice. You can do basketball, volleyball, or taekwondo and burn at least 500 calories an hour. If you want an individual sport, you can try boxing with a punching bag.
If you have friends that can help you out, you can invite them along to have a game with you. This would be a worthwhile routine as you get to lose weight while you bond with your loved ones. You can still do this even if you're not the sporty type. Just look for a coach and start dribbling the fats out.
6. Weights
Lifting dumbbells, kettlebells, and barbells are effective in shedding pounds. You can do this outside of the gym by just walking holding two small dumbbells or doing crunches with it. You can also lose 40 pounds by running with dumbbells. The key here is being creative so you get to burn more calories from your routine.
Kettlebells, for example, can burn 20 calories a minute when you use it in an exercise. This is preferred by many as it's easier to hold than dumbbells. If you're a total beginner, don't try lifting a barbell right away. This one takes a lot of training and if you try, you're going to end up with serious injuries.
7. Swimming
Let that butterfly stroke make the fats fly away. Swimming is an enjoyable routine and did you know that you could burn 600 calories per hour on it? Yes, that's how powerful this refreshing routine is. Michael Phelps is enough of a proof here and if you want a routine that doesn't make you sweat, this is a unique choice.
You should alternate with strokes to maximize every muscle part of your body and target unwanted fats. But just like any other routines, practice it with caution so you can avoid cramps and other injuries that it may result in.
8. Aerobics
Yes, that groove of yours can be the key to burn 40 pounds in two months. Aerobics awakens your whole body and makes you sweat a lot. That alone is enough to burn you about 400 calories an hour for the low-impact type. And as you know, aerobic classes are great avenues to meet fitness friends.
Dancing is a great stress-reliever and the weight loss part is a big bonus.
Planning to lose 40 pounds by running, swimming or any other routine here is effective. If you stick to it and practice enough precautions, you're going to be slimmer and slimmer each day. If you do so, we'll be happy to know about your fitness story!


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Look at him, stalking his tail, blur of black fur and flashing fangs, spinning 'round in senseless spiral. Nip o' the tip, head snaps around, looking for attackers, seeing only a familiar, dark, shiny coat. No matter. Back to hunting, closing on wild, waving, wagging appendages. Lunge, bite, yelp! Alas, unwieldy prey escapes again.
You'd think he'd learn that he's biting himself, but not so. He just keeps chasing, nipping, barking, endlessly.
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Volunteer Day Put up signs and markers, look for wildlife traces, pick up branches, fill bird feeders, tend the gardens and more, 10 a.m.-noon Sept. 29. Free. Broad Meadow Brook Conservation Center and Wildlife Sanctuary, 414 Massasoit Road, Worcester. (508) 793-6087.
Preschool and Toddler Story Times and Craft Two identical half-hour sessions for the story and animal program, 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Drop-in-craft time, 10:30-11:30 a.m. Wednesdays. $12; seniors and children 3-18, $8; members and children 2 and younger, free. Free with museum admission. EcoTarium, 222 Harrington Way, Worcester. email@example.com. (508) 929-2700. www.ecotarium.org.
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Film: �The Art of the Steal� 7:30 p.m. Sept. 29 and Oct. 2. Matinee: 1 and 3 p.m. Oct. 3. $5.50; seniors and Clark students with ID, $3.50. Jefferson Academic Center, Clark University, 950 Main St., Worcester. www.cinema320.com.
Performance and Discussion Broadway trombonist Gregory Charles Royal will present �It�s a Hardbog Life� before discussing the lack of instrumental musicians in youth music culture, 4 p.m. Sept. 29. Fitchburg Public Library, 610 Main St., Fitchburg. (978) 345-9635.
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Story Time for ages 2 and older 10:30 a.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays. Millbury Public Library, 128 Elm St., Millbury. (508) 865-1181.
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EP.1 - Shane Merriam from the Whisky Library
Welcome to the Whiskey Talkin' Podcast! The podcast where we get to know Whiskey and Whiskey people. I am your host Cody Fredrickson and I am so excited to kick this off with Shane Merriam of Las Vegas. Shane is currently working at CraftHaus Brewery in Las Vegas and is the owner of one of the most awesome Whisk(e)y collections I've seen. So please join us for the very first episode recorded on location at Shane's very own Whisky library!
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- The Yamazaki Single Malt Distiller's Reserve
- The BenRiach 12 Year Single Malt Scotch (fully matured in Sherry wood)
- Springbank 15 Year Single Malt Scotch
- Ninety Nine Proof Canadian Whisky (Wayne Gretzky)
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