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I started tomato seeds for the first this year . I'm think I might have messed up somehow when replanting the little seedlings into there bigger cups. I had about 15 different kinds of tomatoes . I've never grown Kelloggs Breakfast so am not familiar with the plants . The plants in the garden are huge and beautiful, 5 feet tall already with 1 in. diameter stems. Yet something doesn't seem right. The blooms are in clusters of anywhere from 5 to 8 blooms . I cant imagine big tomatoes having blooms that close . I dont know how the plant would hold all that weight or how they would get that big clustered together like that . Has anyone grown them and is it possible that they do grow in clusters like that ? They look like cherry tomatoes clusters although I didnt start any cherry tomatoes. I guess theres always the chance that the place I got my seeds from messed up on there seed packing also . |
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Just because there is a bunch of flowers, it doesn't mean that they will all be tomatoes. My beefsteak flowers bloom in bunches, but might only set 2-4 together. And yes, a cluster of 3 or 4 large tomatoes can get heavy and might need a little extra support. |
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Thx for the info edweather ! If in someway it is a Kelloggs Breakfast and all flowers do all make tomatoes would it possiblbly be a good idea to prune some of the blooms or some of the small tomatoes I've read that some growers do this on some plants to get bigger tomatoes. I'm not trying to win a giant tomato contest. I'm just hoping to get the natural production the plant will give. |
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If it is KB and you want natural production, then don't remove any blossoms at all. I do keep such data and KB usually produces 2-3 large fruits/cluster with each fruit being a pound or more. Carolyn. |
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I've had a cluster of 5 weigh about seven pounds. I strung up some extra support. Gary |
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How is the flavor on this one ? I am considering growing it next year. |
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Some consider Kellogg's Breakfast to simply be the best. In my garden, it is perhaps the one tomato variety with the most variability in flavor. It can be anywhere from good, to very good, to excellent, all from the same plant, with only about half a week between pickings. Gary |
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I live in Eugene, where I've been since earning a journalism degree from the University of Oregon. So I've worked as a journalist and editor most of my career, including a long stint on a pharmaceutical magazine, where I learned a lot about drugs. :)
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When did you first know that you wanted to write? What inspired you to start?
Even as a child, I loved to write stories and reports for school. In college, I stopped writing fiction, thinking I wasn't creative enough for it. But I continued writing nonfiction and made a career of it, even earning the Grand Neal for a magazine feature. Of course, I've always loved to read fiction, and one day I was reading a particularly bad novel and thought: I could write a better story than that. So I challenged myself to give it a try. And I loved it! Writing that novel was like coming home, and I knew it would become my life's passion. As soon as I finished the first story, I started another and have been writing novels and improving my craft ever since.
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Because I'm a journalist, my prose is rather lean and straightforward. But my stories are complex, action-packed, and filled with tension. I also write from a variety of points of view to keep the story interesting for myself and my readers, and I like to include unusual characters, so readers never quite know what to expect from me.
The Sex Club is the first in your Detective Jackson Mystery series, and includes some powerful themes. How did you come up with such an intriguing premise?
I wrote the story in 2005 when I was upset with the White House at that time for its decision to waste money teaching abstinence-only sex education. And I've always felt that suppression of sexuality usually backfires and creates more problems than it prevents. I had also read a couple of news stories about bizarre sexual practices of young teens in the Midwest. All of those ideas came together for me, and I kept bouncing them off each other until the plot fully developed. I knew when I was writing it that it was a provocative story. Sometimes I would laugh out loud and think: No one will ever publish this. But thousands of readers have bought it, and hundreds have contacted me to say how much they liked it.
What were the challenges of writing this novel?
The biggest challenge was finding the right balance between portraying the issues and keeping the novel true to the mystery/suspense genre. I didn't want the story to seem preachy, so in the second draft, I cut out half of the political stuff. Most of my readers think I found the right balance, but conservative readers disagree, and I expected that.
So recently, to be more inclusive of all readers, I decided to rebrand the Detective Jackson series and pull The Sex Club from its position at the top of the list. When I wrote it, the story was intended to be a standalone. Then years later when I finally had time to write again, I decided to base my next story on the same character. Secrets to Die For is really the first book I wrote intending to launch a series, and it's now listed as Jackson's debut. Of course, readers can start the series with either book.
What was your favorite part of writing The Sex Club?
I loved writing the ending and coordinating the timing of all the different events that come together in an explosive climax. I still like reading the ending too. It may always be my favorite conclusion.
You have several novels outside of the Detective Jackson Mysteries. How are these similar or different than your series? Do you have a favorite?
Almost all of my novels are set in Eugene, so my thrillers have that in common with my mysteries. Detective Jackson has a cameo in all my thrillers too. But compared to my police procedurals, my thrillers are unusual stories with unusual settings that make readers say, "This story was unlike anything I've read." Picking a favorite novel is impossible, but in some ways, The Baby Thief will always be special to me because I worked on it for two years and eventually landed a great agent. It was the first novel I wrote that made people in the industry take notice of me.
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The title of the story usually comes to me when I'm writing it. I consider other possibilities and sometimes ask beta readers what they think, but I usually end up with the title that came to me during the creation. As for the cover, I spend hours and hours looking at images until I find a few I really like. Then I send them to my graphic artist and get her opinion. From there, we collaborate to create the final design.
Any advice to those who hold the dream of becoming an author?
Keep improving your craft through workshops and reading articles. Writers Digest is a great magazine for that. Then send your work to people in the industry or to professional evaluators for feedback. If they say you have talent, then never give up until your stories are published. At this point, I don't advise anyone to send their manuscripts to agents or editors, but I don't discourage it either. Everyone has to create their own path. For writers who have already been through that submission process and gotten nowhere with it, I advise them to invest in self-publishing and learn everything they can about promotion.
I know we'll see more Detective Jackson mysteries, and you're currently working on the 6th book in the series. Would you like to share anything about that upcoming release, or anything else you're working on?
My new Jackson story will be released late next month and it's titled Liars, Cheaters & Thieves. Each of my stories is unique with different crimes, different kinds of victims, and different POV characters, and this one is no exception. Here's the back cover copy:
Thursday night, a young veteran's throat is slashed in a parking lot. Friday morning, an older women dies of a heart attack when she realizes her bank account has been cleaned out. The homicide-scene evidence points to the man's cheating wife, but when Detective Jackson finds bizarre materials in their home and a link to a phony charity, the case gets complicated. When another man is killed, Jackson and his team decide to follow the money—but can they find the trail before anyone else is murdered?
What is one of your favorite passages from The Sex Club?
My favorite passage is near the end, but I can't share much of it without giving away the mystery. But this paragraph always give me a little jolt:
The bitch. She was trying to make them leave. Right after lying about not knowing the names of the kids in the sex club. Rachel decided Kera Kollmorgan could not be trusted.
Thank you so much for taking the time to let us learn more about you and your book! I wish you the best!
When a bomb explodes at a birth-control clinic and a young client turns up dead, Detective Jackson is assigned both cases. But are they connected? Kera, the clinic nurse who discovers that the girl's Bible group is really a sexual free-for-all, thinks they are. But confidentiality keeps her from telling the police, so she digs for the truth on her own and becomes the bomber's new target. Soon another girl is murdered. Can Jackson uncover the killer's shocking identity in time to stop the slaughter?
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I think it's worth it! You spend that much to go to a rock concert. Cirque has the hot beefy guy! That alone was worth my money!
it cost so much we have not seen it
I have been several times and want to go again. La Nouba is definitely worth the money. Each time I see it, I notice something completely different.
And someone throw some cold water on lorilovestigger!!!
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Lori, if you're talking about the guy with the silks, ya...he alone is worth the price of a ticket. But I don't think I'll ever forget the first time I watched the trampoline segment. Awesome!
Sit where you can afford to sit. I don't recommend front row seats till you've seen several performances. Sitting so close cuts down on your peripheral vision and there is too much going on all over the stage to be looking at one spot for any length of time. Of course, you do get a great view of the leanest bodies on the planet, and can actually see the performers sweat. They make everything look effortless.
I think you have to look at what you consider good entertainment value. If you've seen any of the Cirque specials on TV or have rented a video of any of the Cirque productions, and enjoy it, then you'll really love La Nouba. Seeing a live performance makes the videos pale. We've seen La Nouba 5 times, and have seen other Cirque touring performances three times. Each time we're left breathless.
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Absolutely worth it.
Next time we go, I will be aiming for seats in section 202 or 206 (category 2), as far forward and toward center as possible.
If you're looking for category 1, I think sections 203, 204 and 205 are better than 102 and 104.
As mini-V mentioned, if you sit too close, you'll miss a lot of the show. You'll be so entranced with the main act, you won't even notice all the cool stuff going on all around you.
For instance: I didn't realize that the music was performed live until our second trip. I knew the singing was live, but didn't see the musicians hiding up high on the side of the stage. That was a cool moment.
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I agree.. its a great show and I would spend the money again.
They offer discounts for DVC, passholder and military - so be sure to see if you can grab soem extra savings for better seats if you qualify.
(Loved the mr. silk flier guy too!)
It's quite subjective of course, but let me put it this way. If you think anything Hollywood has produced in the past five years or so is worth $10, then yes, La Nouba is well worth $70.
In 2005 I took my godson David to see La Nouba and we both thoroughly enjoyed it. I feel it was well worth the money. If my neighbor Linda and I ever take a trip together to WDW, we'll go see it, she's a big cirque fan, so I would see it a 2nd time without any problem.
I don't agree with any of you! There is NOTHING and I mean NOTHING worth paying $70 to go see;pertaining to a show or concert.GREED I tell you,GREED!!!!! Say what you will a circus is a circus.Not worth $70.I'd rather go to DisneyQuest.
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. . . Always hangin' out around Epcot!
Saw it last week and it was well worth the money. Section or Catagory 2 is a good area to be seated in. I gave my daughter the aisle seat and she loved how they would run up and down her aisle. You feel close to the show/action. You can even hear their feet on stage as they do their acrobatics.
Sorry Red Helicopter,
I really didn't make myself clear enough.In saying what I said,I was referring to,that we have not seen La Nouba.I think it was on Bravo channel one time,they were running a marathon of Cirque Du Soleis',back to back,and I watched several,but they never showed La Nouba from DD.Maybe it has something to do with rights and all that stuff;or possibly they showed La Nouba and I just missed it.
I am well aware that the Cirque Du Solei shows are comepletely different than your typical circuses,such as Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey types,especially since I watched some on the Bravo channel that time.But I guess for me it's more of a money issue than anything else.I would much rather pay the $75 or whatever it is,to go to one of the four Disney parks than to pay the $70 to sit and watch a circus/show.Or pay approx 1/2 of one admission to La Nouba and get two admissions to DisneyQuest.
I hope that cleared up my previous post.
Park Hopper Dad!
I for one think it is worth it. Me and my DH went to the show when we were there for our honeymoon and we are taking our 4 year old and my mom to the show when we go down.
Park Hopper Dad- they did show La Nouba on the Bravo channel. Its just that it a different type of entertainment and and I think that the money is worth it for show that you get.


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I haven't been watching, but I plan to get caught up after hearing that it's the funniest thing since Arrested Development.
I haven't been watching, but I plan to get caught up after hearing that it's the funniest thing since Arrested Development.
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Frankly, the promos for this show turned me off to it.
It's one of the best new shows on TV this season and I'm glad ABC has ordered a full season. Ty Burrell is one of the funniest actors in TV. I loved him in "Out of Practice" (2005-2006) and in "Back To You", even though the show stunk.
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It's nice that they are having some luck with sitcoms agin. And I agree it's one of the more funnier ones I have seen recently. Plus the first episode had the whole "Lion King showing" of the baby.
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This morning I played a full game (one-on-one, vs. AI) of Civilization IV. It ran awesomely. The graphics and sound both looked/sounded terrific. There was a small glitch with one of my save files (WINe claimed responsibility), but I didn't have any problems with the save files after that. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: May 2009
The laptop, Day 2: More Win [Linux FTW]
So lots more win since yesterday.
Pictured here, in a screen cap of my Desktop, you can see VirtualBox OSE, running a legit copy of Win XP. In the lower-left is a network share from my desktop computer across the room. In the upper-left is some icons for a game I installed last night using WINe.
The laptop has been named on the network — I admit that I was half-tempted to name it "OMG" after so many tweets reading "OMG THE LAPTOP", but I decided on "Escherichia", the genus of "Escherichia Coli" (E. Coli), a neat bacteria we used in labs at school. (This may seem strange at first, but the workgroup is named "BACTERIA" and the desktop is named "Bacillus", a different genus of Bacteria. Mel's HP Mini is named Posey. Different naming convention. )
It's been really good so far. Here's today's crop of Good & Bad: Continue reading
The Laptop, Day 1: Initial Thoughts [Linux FTW]
It's glorious. (Coke can for scale)
Ok — so anyone that's been following me on Twitter or Facebook has probably seen me in a near-apopleptic frenzy waiting for my laptop. It was actually not scheduled to arrive until Monday, so I was rather excited (an understatement, if you ask Chris Hardie) when I saw that it was in Indianapolis at 5pm yesterday. Continue reading
Contextual Learning
One of my profs and I occasionally chat about his curriculum. This was his first year teaching at IU East and he's still fine-tuning his style. The main roadblock he runs into, and I can totally understand, is that a lot of his students have a very nonchalant, sometimes completely ambivalent, attitude towards the course material.
One thing I suggested, for when he teaches Organic Chemistry next year, is to draw in real-world examples to help illustrate and provide context for the material. I call this "contextual learning" (there may be a more official title for it, but I wasn't an education major, so I'm just going to call it that). Continue reading
From the Archives: Anatomy of a Time Walk (M:tG)
My "Day I Left Pennsylvania" led me to some archived website posts (before blogs were invented) I had written many years ago. I'm re-posting them now. Bear in mind that most of the content in this series is over 5 years old. I have left the content more or less intact. I have removed some links and added some others — but that's it. Enjoy!
Note: This post involves some rather esoteric knowledge about the card game Magic: the Gathering. Caveat lector.
One of the most expensive cards, and part of the elite "Power Nine" restricted list, Time Walk is one of the more sought-after cards in the Vintage tournament environment. (At least by those who don't already have it) [Ed. note: it currently fetches between 450 and 700 dollars, depending on condition]
But what does Time Walk really do? Taking an extra turn, at first, seems like a really big deal, but how often would this "extra turn" turn out to be simply a card draw, making it no better than a card that says: "Cycling (1U): when you cycle this card, untap all your permanents you control." If there were ways to simulate some of the elements of a turn without investing 500.00 in this card, wouldn't that be a good thing? To get to the root of this we have to analyze what a turn really consists of. Continue reading
DIY Gardening
A little over a month ago, we started to re-plant our garden.
In magnitude, our garden lies somewhere between the biggest "serious" suburban gardens in Richmond and the small casual gardens. We grow mostly conventional vegetables and herbs, although this year we have a large (40+ bulb) plot of garlic! We have a few flowers and shrubs for aesthetic charm as well.
The technique we use for our main flowerbeds is called "Square Foot Gardening" from a book by Mel Bartholomew. SFG is a terrific technique for people with a small plot of land that want to maximize their yield and minimize the maintenance. (Our land parcel in southside Richmond is just under half an acre, I think, and most of that is occupied by our house.) Continue reading


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Mon, Dec 7, 09 at 17:52
Another gift for DGD. Blue iridescent stained glass for top part, descending to black iridescent on bottom of triptych, diamond-shaped stars along w/large, stylized star in background. Nativity sits on round mirror on purple, watered velvet. Back of triptych painted purple.
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I have that same little set, bought a few of them in fact several years ago...what a great idea you had for the backdrop...love it!! |
- Posted by katishooked (My Page) on Tue, Dec 8, 09 at 6:30
Slow the triptych you did for nativity is gorgeous. The purples do give the impression of night sky colors. Nicely done Kat |
Lovely Slow, just lovely! |
- Posted by ans_garden (My Page) on Tue, Dec 8, 09 at 9:46
I love that star & the colors - rich and night-like. What is the substrate? |
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Tue, Dec 8, 09 at 11:31
Thanks, y'all. ANS: Substrate is a wooden triptych I found several yrs. ago at a thrift store for a $. Never had a subject until DD offered the little Nativity set, so it's a gift to DGD from both of us. 'twas hard to get a picture showing the stars/many colors of the glass. Colors in iri glass are hard to capture by camera. Looks much better in real life. Enjoyed making it. |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Tue, Dec 8, 09 at 12:11
Good Job Slow!! I Love irrdecent glass!!! And I love those glass figurines too! |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Tue, Dec 8, 09 at 12:13
I just had an idea, what about putting the figurines on a light up base, then it would reflect the background too!!! |
- Posted by nanatricia (My Page) on Wed, Dec 9, 09 at 22:01
That is neat !!! I like !!! |
OMGosh....SLOW....that is breath taking!! I LOVE it! What a fitting color too since purple represents royalty/nobility. That is just gorgeous! Your GD will LOVE it, I'm sure!! Addie |
- Posted by cathyscache (My Page) on Fri, Dec 11, 09 at 18:10
It IS BEAUTIFUL SLOW!!! Great choice of colors.. I LOVE IT!!! |
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Airwolf: Season 1 DVD
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- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 2
- Run Time: 592 Minutes
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
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- DVD Release Date: May 24, 2005
- Subtitles: Spanish, French
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- Cast: Jan-Michael Vincent, Alex Cord, Ernest Borgnine
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Jan-Michael Vincent stars as Stringfellow Hawke, a reclusive renegade pilot who's assigned to top-secret missions for the CIA by the mysterious "Archangel" (Alex Cord). Hawke's weapon of choice is the high-tech battle helicopter of the future, Airwolf. Loaded with cutting-edge surveillance equipment and unbelievable firepower, Airwolf takes Hawke and his friend Dominic (Ernest Borgine) around the globe in search of dangerous international spies and criminals. Ride along with guest stars Lance LeGault, James Whitmore Jr., Shannen Doherty and David Carradine on all 11 episodes, including the thrilling two-hour pilot, of this amazing action-adventure series.


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It's That Time Again
Hello! That time of year is coming close again. The time where i receive my email from the hosting company telling me my account is up for renewal. It looks like the renewal date is February 14th, so it's possible the site may be down for a while starting on that date. Hopefully taxes are kind to me this year and I can use some of my return to keep the page up, and hopefully I get them early enough so there is no interruption at all to the sites availability. Please note that I am not asking for donations. I'm, merely passing on the information in case anyone really does visit here consistently. Perhaps this year I'll have more postings than the last? Hopefully so.
It's Been a While
Hey! I do sincerely apologize to anyone who visits this site regularly, as I haven't been. Anyway, here's a clip I recently got my hands on from Chicago Hope. Enjoy!
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Hello! It's been a while. I've had a hard drive crash in which I lost everything I had regarding Sara Rue. All that's left is what I have on my little web space here. Oh well. Time to start acquiring agin perhaps? Perhaps. Who knows? On a brighter note…
Enjoy a clip from the movie For Christ's Sake. There's a lot of sex in it, but I chose to share a scene without any. Sex is good, but funny is good too.
Anyone else remember when psych was used fairly commonly? Cause I do. Yikes! Anyway, Sara was on the show Psych recently and I figured I should put a clip up here since, well, that's what I'm supposed to do. This site isn't dead. It's just really slow. Hehe. Anyway, enjoy!
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Hey! Anyone still come around here? lol. Been SUPER long since I've posted anything, and I still keep sort of up to date on Sara news. Learned she's writing/producing a show due on the CW which seems to me to be a reworking of the Spaced comedy which never made it to air. Hopefully it's just as good as the British Spaced cause if it is… I'm gonna like it! Anyway, TV shows came back in the fall and with that are news episodes of Rules of Engagement. The first ep with Sara in it aired last week or the week before… I really should keep track but it's cool. Here's a clip (if I can remember how to do it)!
Sara Rue on Netflix
Hey everyone! Here's a brief post in case any of you out there have Netflix's streaming package. You can enjoy 3 of Sara's movies instantly, including her recent ABC Family move, My Future Boyfriend. Links!
They also have a couple other movies you can get on disc if you have that plan, which I won't shortly as they're almost doubling the price Sept 1st for having disc and instant. Nonetheless, they have other movies as well as some tv shows that Sara has been in (Popular, Two and a Half Men, Roseanne). Be sure to look up separate movies if you want them because not all projects she has been in are listed under her name there. Enjoy!
Still Alive…
The cake is a lie.
But really, I'm still here. Summer is always a busy time out here. Don't worry though! Updates haven't completely ceased. Still working on getting a copy of "My Future Boyfriend" and I have some new pictures of Sara to post. In the meantime, be sure to visit her twitter @sararueforreal and sift through the past tweets to find a few wedding pics and hopefully I'll get some decent time soon to put up some new clips of old shows/movies she's been in. Hope everyone is enjoying their summer!
Congratulations, Sara!
It's official. Sara Rue is married. May 21st seems to be the magic day. As much as this may disappoint MANY of those who have written to me telling me tales of their undying love for her (not really, hehe), I'm taking this brief opportunity to congratulate her. So grats Sara. Hope you two live happily and long…ily…


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A fired Florida TV anchorman claims whistleblowing retaliation [Fort Myers News-Press]
It was the dirty carpeting
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Don't forget the dust.
- 2 03.07.12 at 5:19 pm
It probably doesn't matter what the OSHA complaint was for, if you fire someone because they made an OSHA complaint you are probably in trouble. The case should be decided on whether they fired the guy because he filed a complaint. Is there any evidence one way or the other regarding retaliation?
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I used to hunt a lot. I enjoyed it because of the people around me -- my dad, uncles, cousins, and friends. Great stories are still told at family gatherings.
I hunted quail, pheasant, duck, geese and doves -- no deer and very little dove -- I don't care for taste of either -- no matter how imaginative the person cooking it makes it.
I was taught to only kill what you could eat -- nothing more.
Many people forget that part of today's hunting is conservation meant to control the amount of wildlife. Overpopulation for some animals like deer cause problems in our environment. In the past without conservation many of the species were completely eradicated -- however, through conservation many of species have been brought back to places of their natural habitat.
Most US states have very good rules regarding hunting and most people abide by those laws. Google the conservation department of your own state to find out more information.
One more comment, if you like to hunt for the pleasure of just killing something ... I suggest you check out trap shooting or make a visit to your local mental health facility.


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A weekend at Mutiny Information Cafe, Denver's most unexpectedly great music venue
Mutiny Information Café may be ground zero for the next generation of Denver's music scene. Tom Murphy PBLC from San Antonio
The shop sits on the southeast corner of Broadway and Ellsworth. Its modest but inviting exterior hasn't changed too much since Matt Megyesi, Joe Ramirez and 3 Kings Tavern co-partner Jim Norris took over operations in February 2013. In the window, a neon sign indicates "Books," but for the last several months, the storefront has not only made available an increasingly solid selection of music to go along with those -- it has hosted a wide variety of concerts. Mutiny is filling a need for a truly all-ages venue and an easy-to-find location central part of Denver. It's not a symbolic role, either. We spent three consecutive days there over Memorial Day weekend and saw a trio of very different shows.
Norris envisions Mutiny as an all-ages host that operates completely legally, as opposed to the many DIY venues that must exist as quasi-legal endeavors. In coming months, the bookshelves will be modified and some of the stock will be culled to essentials and local publications, and the space will be able to host over a hundred patrons. Norris and his partners want to cultivate the room as a community space, where the next generation of musicians -- those who can't bring their young friends into a bar like 3 Kings -- will have a place to showcase their musical wares.Tom Murphy Sleepwalk Cinema
The first night of the weekend featured a lineup of mostly experimental electronic acts, beginning with Sleepwalk Cinema: One guy with banks of synthesizers he uses to create the kind of dark, moody pop songs reminiscent of late '80s and early '90s EBM. His music has a dark, undeniably expansive feel.
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Victoria Lundy followed up with a rare solo show -- she's better known for her more going concern, The Inactivists, and her collaborations with synthesist Mark Mosher and other members of The Boulder Synthesizer Meetup. With her Theremin and some backing beats, Lundy was Clara Rockmore-esque in her precision and nuance in performing what sounded like modern classical music for strings. It was a beautifully eerie performance that drew genuinely curious looks from onlookers walking by on the sidewalk. And that was one of the most fascinating aspects of at least the two evening performances of the weekend -- the intentional and un-intentional people watching from the inside. seeing people walk by the big windows and reacting with everything from amusement to fascination to mockery to excitement and even inspiration. Many walked inside to hear a few songs. This is not something that often happens at bars -- few are so visibly open and inviting.
Tom Murphy Captain Howdy
Captain Howdy's brief excursion to flowing, deep, shadowy, dense ambient was augmented by Morlox's knack for casting the textures into greater contrast either by providing his own or through his expert ear for tone and how to play counter to that or in harmonic complement. People walking by didn't seem to know what to make of Captain Howdy, but not a lot of people outright ignored it.
Tom Murphy Galacticat from San Antonio
The scene hearkened back to shows at Rhinoceropolis, before the decade turned, when it would be a handful of people going to check out an excellent band no one much knew about. You showed up hoping to get into something a little weird, a little innovative and certainly an antidote to whatever trends dominated the more obvious venues. The crowds were largely the friends of the bands, but the mix of ages and styles spoke to a casual and relaxed feel, one that helps introduce people to challenging and unconventional music.
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Video CategoriesVideos | Fantasia (S. L. Weiss) -- classical guitar, performed by ThinkingDog
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Comments:Author trinhvansf (7 months) Excuse me! Where is Takamine TC 132SC made? China or Japan? And between TC 132SC and TC 135SC...Which is better than? About quality of sound'╗┐ Author chenchenmusic (4 years) Sounds nice!! I like your tone on this guitar btw, does this guitar have a truss rod in the neck? Author ThinkingDog06 (3 years) @MrBordoneo - thanks, the guitar is nice, produces a good full sound. Author ThinkingDog06 (5 years) Thank you for your kind words and encouragement. Author ThinkingDog06 (5 years) Pascal -- best of luck, I'm sure you'll have fun with this song. And thanks again for the kind comments. Author ThinkingDog06 (5 years) Gm7 -- thanks, your comment is very much appreciated. Author Qpidon (5 years) I love this kind of play. For being self taught: way coool man!! BRavo, Pascal Author mrnosy1 (2 years) Can you upload some tabs :D id really appreciate it, or atleast tell me where you found the music, thanks :D Author Deneb (4 years) I love the way you play this piece ! Don't care about the right or the wrong way, it's just the way you feel and play this piece ! Author ThinkingDog06 (5 years) Walter -- I appreciate the notes. Baroque is generally composed to be more consistent in rhythm and mood than the way I'm playing Weiss' composition here, but I "hear" this piece in various peaks and valleys and so I end up playing it that way. As I mention in my notes, I'm not a classical guitarist so to those who are more studied in what's right or wrong I'm sure this is more wrong than right! Thanks again for the comment, I really do appreciate it. Author saigonclassicalguita (4 years) the way you play fantasia(weiss. classical piece not too good my friend. Author wfraanje (5 years) Perhaps you didn't wanna make a good interpretation of this piece, but I think Weiss did play it a little more straigt (don't know how to say in English), les rubato. You're accelerating and deaccelarating far too much for barok. As for the rest: nice playing, good sound ;) Author ThinkingDog06 (1 year) Hi, thanks for listening and for the kind comments. Actually I don't know the brand of strings, I did this video a long time ago and haven't changed the strings since (very bad, I know...). They may be D'Addario's, but not sure. Thanks again and take care, TD. Author Isaac Bishara (2 years) yeah yeah...I can dig this too Author gazoscreek (5 years) I think I can play that last chord there .... Man. That was a wonderful, and excellently played interpretation. Your guitar sounds very full as well. Author ThinkingDog06 (3 years) @TheFallenDidntTry - hi, yes pretty fast neck (if you mean playable) although I haven't sampled enough nylon string guitars to adequately rate this one vs others. Thanks! Author mrnosy1 (2 years) Wow nice, im impressed, you must have a great ear! :D Author Turcu Cristian (4 years) OMG man , you play beautifully , but i hate the way you use your thumb .The bass notes sound so sick . [ no offense ] Author Don Bordoneo (3 years) Nice playing! How's that guitar? Author uyngane (5 years) It's Funny. I first heard "chitarprof" (sp?) play this piece and thought while I was listening that there was little "expression". So I looked for another version and found this one. Baroque may be meant to be more consistent, but this beautiful music definately has a lot of room for interpretaion. I enjoyed both! Guess that says something for Mr. Weiss, eh. Author nansir (5 years) I always find perfection emotional, this is a joy to listen to, thanks. Author Umut Karakaya (1 year) harika gitar Author ThinkingDog06 (3 years) @MrBordoneo - yes, I don't know how much it will cost you, but I recommend this guitar. Author ThinkingDog06 (4 years) @chenchenmusic - thanks for listening and commenting, yes this Takamine does have a truss rod although I've never used it to make adjustments. Author ThinkingDog06 (4 years) @saigonclassicalguita -- hello, it is a Takamine TC132SC. Thanks for listening! Author Gminor7 (5 years) Beautifully done! The way you feel about a piece is far more important than any supposed "right way" to play it. Author Jer1400 (5 years) Wow man cool! Author Damien Donnelly (2 years) Amazing playing my friend, this is one of the pieces that inmspired me to pick up a guitar 2 years ago. Would you know where i can get the tablature for this piece as i have had difficulty finding an accurate tab for it? Author Don Bordoneo (3 years) I want to buy this takamine, you think it worth it? Thank! Author 6thStringPlayer (4 years) Really Beautiful ! , really like the interpretation. Author mrnosy1 (2 years) Oh and how much did it cost you? Author edramos (2 years) Sounds great! Keep playing! Author saigonclassicalguita (4 years) what type of cut away guitar you play. fantasia. thank Author DirkWoellner (1 year) hey great playing and very nice sound. Can you tell me which strings you use? I have still the standard ones on it, and I hope I can improve the sound by buying proper ones. Yours sound excellent! cheers from munich Author Qpidon (5 years) I had another listen, with the tabs now ;-) More and more I feel I need to start playing stuff like this, it makes me feel overjoyed (!) and when its played like this...I'm in heaven. Thanks for your kind help, Pascal Author ThinkingDog06 (2 years) Hi, sorry I don't have tabs for this song -- I learned it by ear about twenty years ago (took me forever) but I'm sure it exists in sheet music and tab form somewhere. Best of luck! 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In November 2006, the Clipse released their long-awaited sophomore album, Hell Hath No Fury. One of the singles was the infectious "Mr. Me Too." It is exemplary of the stellar lyrical abilities of these two brothers and the production prowess of Chad Hugo and Pharrell, aka the Neptunes, with a fun flow and genius word play. This style translates so efficiently into today's trap music scene, mimicking the flow of dirty south rappers who almost sing a melody that is one continuos sound, even though each word and each verse are uttered with meticulous care. Their words poke fun at the braggadocio, or boastful style of rap music.
I took a trip down memory lane when this song appeared in RL Grime's latest Halloween mix, and have been seeing word about the release of this particular remix from RA!N for about a week. The track's release was held back for a day, but shouts to ThisSongSlaps for putting us on, as it was well worth the weight. Certain songs were just meant to be put to instrumentals, and as I said, the lyrical flow in these verses and especially in the chorus is perfect for a banger trap track. RA!N is calling this a "clickclick" remix, nodding to the tight, quick drum rolls definitive of a trap beat. The track also contains a dirty, grimy melody that eventually builds up and drops so hard that my elbows flew out and started moving back and forth all on their own.
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