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By Ralph Reed, Special to CNN
(CNN)–One of the most important sub-plots in the Iowa caucuses was which candidate would win the support of Iowa's evangelical voters, who comprised 60 percent of the vote in 2008, and according to the CNN entrance poll, comprised 58% of the vote Tuesday night.
In the media's instant analysis, a "splintering" of Iowa's evangelical vote among numerous candidates made it difficult for them to influence the selection of the Republican presidential nominee.
But this narrative is based on a caricature of evangelicals and other voters of faith. Consider this: 61% of self-identified evangelicals who attended a caucus Tuesday night in Iowa voted for a candidate who is either Roman Catholic (Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum) or Mormon (Mitt Romney, who won the caucuses, besting Santorum by eight votes ).
Here's how the evangelical vote broke down: 32% for Santorum, 18% for Ron Paul, 13% each for Romney, Gingrich and Rick Perry, 6% for Michele Bachmann and 1% for Jon Huntsman.
This suggests a more nuanced and complex portrait of voters of faith. They are often crudely portrayed as voting based solely on identity politics, born suckers for quotes from Scripture or "code words" laced in the speeches of candidates appealing to their spiritual beliefs.
Evangelical voters, it turns out, are a more sophisticated bunch, judging candidates on a broad continuum of considerations from their personal faith and character to leadership attributes and electability.
There is a story out of Iowa - a story about a faith community that has matured beyond voting for the "most evangelical" candidate as a "statement" and takes seriously the responsibility of electing someone to occupy the Oval Office at a time of great national testing.
The same is true of Tea Party voters, women voters, or other subgroups within the electorate. None is breaking overwhelmingly for a single candidate, primarily because so many candidates have made credible appeals for their support, and because there is no single consensus front-runner.
The truth is that evangelical vote has never been monolithic. Pat Robertson won strong support from his coreligionists in Iowa in 1988, catapulting his candidacy to national prominence, but still lost the caucuses to Bob Dole, and lost the evangelical vote to then-Vice President George H.W. Bush in South Carolina.
George W. Bush won a third of the evangelical vote in Iowa in 2000, splitting that vote with Steve Forbes and more explicitly social conservative candidates like Gary Bauer and Alan Keyes. These voters march to their own drummer. They don't bleat like sheep or move in herds, and they rarely respond en masse to endorsements.
This point is underscored by the entrance poll, which found that 42% of caucus-attenders list the economy as the number one issue in determining their vote, and 34% cite the budget deficit; only 14% listed abortion.
This is not to suggest that social issues are unimportant. No candidate can be competitive in Iowa (or beyond) without conservative credentials on the cultural agenda. Indeed, Santorum's surge was in part a response to his deftly weaving the economic and social agendas together, arguing that it is impossible to have a vibrant economy without strong families.
It does suggest, as Kimberly Strassel recently observed in The Wall Street Journal, that evangelicals are embedded in the social and economic mainstream of American life and, as such, are motivated by a broad range of concerns, including jobs, taxes, the debt, and national security.
So when commentators prognosticate about the "evangelical vote," we might want to ask them, "which one?" For there are there are many evangelical votes, many candidates who win their support, and a multitude of motivations for their engagement in the rough-and-tumble of American politics.
This is all to the good. It demonstrates that their civic involvement is a cause for celebration, not alarm, a sign of the health of our political system, not that it suffers from an anti-democratic or sectarian impulse.
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Ralph Reed.
Carl,Thanks for you willingness to come and speak at our chucrh. Given the often well deserved reputation evangelicals have, I admire your courage. I was challenged by and enjoyed your talk and also enjoyed playing with you (I'm the bass player).By Vineyard standards I would be considered a right wing fundamentalist. I am a creationist, but I love science and love nature. I never lost my childhood love of frogs. I have identified two species of toads and two species of frogs (not counting spring peepers, which I've never actually *seen*) living in my back yard. I still get excited when I hear the call of the gray tree frog from out back!Anyway, your approach of saying Regardless of where we think we came from, we're all in the same boat was very meaningful to me because I felt a measure of respect not usually afforded to evangelicals by scientists. You're not likely to convince me on evolution or global warming, but appealing to my love of God's creation and my desire follow His command to care for it, will go a long way to building a bridge strong and wide enough for us both to cross. Thanks again.Ralf
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"Our team has observed, both in trials and feeding at home, that the pill or capsule delivery form for feline supplements just isn't well accepted by the animal," said Dr. Andrew Yersin, president of the companion animal health division at Kemin. "Our goal in reformulating these products was twofold - provide the same proven actives that promote feline health and to improve acceptability by the pet, which then provides added convenience for the pet parent."
In addition, Kemin will sponsor a breakfast lecture on August 26 at the conference at 7 a.m. The presentation will feature Dr. Basko presenting, "A Complementary Approach to Feline Health and Wellbeing." Dr. Basko will discuss natural herbs and ingredients that can assist in managing common immune system and urinary tract challenges in felines.
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At the risk of getting more emails from conspiracy-theorist readers who think I report too much negative news about Pfizer, here comes another setback for the world's biggest drug company.
On the Pfizer earnings conference call this morning Chairman and CEO Jeff Kindler kicked things off by calling this a "time of great uncertainty in the world economy and capital markets and significant challenges in our industry."
A study claims "the time has come" for researchers to study ED drugs as preventive medicine for the heart.
I like to think I have a nose for news. And, some might say, too much of a penchant for puns and alliteration. Impotence drug profits won't be going up big pharma's nose. The tiny New Jersey-based biotech company Palatin Technologies says it's giving up on its experimental nasal spray for erectile dysfunction.
Stocks ticked higher Monday amid merger buzz but index gains were modest as the market awaits the Federal Reserve's rate decision later this week.
Stocks retreated after an early pop Monday as the early market buzz was all about deals and deal makers.
Last night while on the elliptical and watching "NBC Nightly News," one spot amid the wall-to-wall commercials for drugs caught my attention. It looks like after 10 years since the first erectile dysfunction pill came on the market--Pfizer's Viagra celebrated a decade since winning FDA approval last week--the makers of Levitra are trying a new marketing tack.
When the economy rebounds, where's your portfolio going to be? UBS says that's a question to answer right now. The bank released what it calls its "'New' Nifty Fifty," a list of 50 companies from around the world that can use today's troubling market conditions to position themselves to thrive when the economy rebounds. (PART 2)
For a Monday before the Thanksgiving holiday, this is turning into an extremely busy day on the biotech beat. Two of the stories actually broke on Sunday: Celgene buying Pharmion for nearly $3 billion and Genentech announcing a breakthrough in brain cancer. Then, before the opening bell this morning Onyx Pharmaceuticals and Bayer won the expected Food and Drug Administration approval of their drug Nexavar for liver cancer.
Drug maker Bayer said Tuesday that it will delist its shares from the New York Stock Exchange this week, a move the company said would save it $21.2 million per year.
Stocks closed broadly lower at the end of a light-volume trading session as continued weakness in financial stocks brought down the major indexes. The Dow fell 56 points, closing near the lows of the trading session, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite ended with respective losses of 0.9% and 0.6%, respectively.
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Clovis – May 14, 2013 – On Tuesday, May 14, 2013, at approximately 8:00 am Clovis Police were dispatched to the 2800 block of East Brady Avenue adjacent to the City of Clovis Regional Landfill in reference to a possible pipe bomb device located by a city work crew near a water main valve.
Clovis Police contacted the New Mexico State Police Explosive Ordinance Division through the local District Office of the New Mexico State Police upon verification of a possible explosive device being on scene. The Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives were also contacted. The New Mexico State Police EOD interrupted the device on site. Nobody was injured. The device was similar to two other devices discovered in the Clovis area since January 2013 consisting of a metal pipe wrapped in tape with a fuse at one end cap loaded with explosive powder and metal shrapnel materials.
The investigation has been turned over to the New Mexico State Police EOD and the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives that have jurisdiction and investigative expertise in these types of cases. The other two cases this year were also referred to the Federal ATF Agency out of Albuquerque, NM.
Any questions about any on-going investigations into these pipe bombs found in the Clovis area should be made to the New Mexico State Police EOD or the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Office out of Albuquerque, NM.
Release Date: April 21, 2013
Incident Type: Fatal Traffic Accident - Norris Street and Mabry Drive
Contact Person: Steve Sanders, Chief of Police, (575) 763-9416
Clovis – April 21, 2013 – On Saturday, April 20, 2013, at approximately 11:30 PM, the Clovis Police Department responded to the intersection of Norris Street and Mabry Drive on a report of a semi tractor trailer versus an automobile collision.
Upon arriving on the scene, officers located a silver in color 2003 Ford Mustang south of the intersection. The vehicle sheared a rail road crossing arm and mount, along with a speed limit sign before coming to rest in the 400 block of south Norris.
Independent witnesses to the collision stated the silver Mustang was travelling at a high rate of speed, south on Norris Street crossing at the intersection of Mabry Drive. The semi-tractor trailer was travelling west on Mabry Drive. Witnesses indicated the East/West traffic had the right of way with a green traffic control light. Therefore, the preliminary cause of the collision is a failure to stop for the steady red-light for the driver of the Mustang.
The driver of the silver Mustang was ejected from the vehicle. As a result, the male driver did not survive the injuries he sustained and was pronounced dead on the scene by fire\rescue personnel. There were no other passengers in the Mustang vehicle.
The deceased is identified as Enrique Tomas Zuniga. A dairy farm worker from California. Mr. Zuniga's family has been notified of the accident.
The driver of the semi-tractor trailer was transported to Plains Regional Medical Center. Although uninjured, the semi driver submitted to a routine blood draw because of the nature of the crash.
The use of alcohol and drugs are suspected to be a contributing cause to the collision as unopened cans of beer and paraphernalia used in the consumption of controlled substances were found in the silver Mustang.
The crash investigation is being conducted by the Clovis Police Department's Major Crash Team and the investigation is continuing.
There is no other information available at this time.
Release Date: 04/19/2013
Incident Type: Clovis Man Charged With Open Count of Murder In January 2013 Robbery of Victim Joe Garcia
Contact Person: Captain Patrick Whitney, (575) 763-9436
Clovis – April 19, 2013 – On Friday, April 19, 2013, an arrest warrant was completed and served on Mr. Daniel Murrell III for the charge of one Open Count of Murder. The beating of Mr. Joe Garcia was perpetrated by Mr. Murrell during the commission of a violent felony crime of Robbery that had occurred on January 4, 2013 in an alley located just north of the Allsup's Store at 11th and Mitchell in Clovis. Mr. Murrell has been held in the Curry County Adult Detention Center since his January arrest on charges of Robbery (2-counts), Aggravated Battery (1-Count), Conspiracy to Commit Robbery, Intimidation of a States Witness, Theft of a credit card, Fraudulent use of a Credit Card, Felon in Possession of a Firearm and Tampering with Evidence. The murder arrest warrant was served on Mr. Murrell at the Curry County Adult Detention Center by a member of the 9th Judicial District Major Crimes Unit today, where Mr. Murrell is currently being held on related charges to the Robbery incidents from January on a $50,000 bond. Mr. Murrell is now being held on a No Bond charge of Murder.
On January 7, 2013, an ambulance was sent to a home on Gidding Street in Clovis. Upon their arrival, they found victim Joe Garcia to be unresponsive and not breathing. Mr. Garcia was transported to Plains Regional Medical Center where he died in the Emergency Room. Detectives learned Mr. Garcia had been released from the hospital in Lubbock, Texas on January 5, 2013, where he had been transported following the beating that had occurred on January 4, 2013 during the Robbery.
A subsequent autopsy investigation and review by the Office of the Medical Investigator in Albuquerque, New Mexico resulted in a finding of cause of death of blunt force trauma to the head and the manner of death was ruled homicide.
Based on the findings of the Office of the Medical Investigator, the cause and manner of death was presented to the 9th Judicial District Attorney for review and an Affidavit For Arrest on an Open Count of Murder for Mr. Daniel Murrell III was presented to and approved by a local Curry County Magistrate Judge finding probable cause for the arrest.
Release Date: March 30, 2013
Incident Type: Fatal Stabbing - 1300 blk of Reid Street - UPDATE
Clovis – March 30, 2013 – On Saturday, March 30, 2013, at approximately 12:19 AM, the Clovis Police Department responded to the 1300 blk of Reid of street on a report of a large disturbance/public affray. Upon the arrival of the patrol officers, it was determined three men, ages seventeen, twenty-one and twenty-three, had been victims of a stabbing.
The seventeen year old male, identified as Devin Saiz, was transported to Plains Regional Medical Center in a private vehicle with a stab wound to his torso. Mr. Saiz later succumbs to his injury and was pronounced dead at the hospital.
Jose Lopez, twenty-three years of age, and Havier Bara, twenty years of age, were also treated for stab wounds at Plains Regional Medical Center. Their wounds are non-life threatening.
The investigation is being conducted by the 9th Judicial District Major Crimes Unit (MCU) in conjunction with the Clovis Police Department.
At approximately 7:00 PM, Saturday, March 30, 2013, the MCU obtained an arrest warrant for Ricardo Sena, age 27, for an open count of Murder. The MCU also obtained an arrest warrant for a seventeen year old female, as a juvenile shall not be identified, for Aggravated Battery with a Deadly Weapon.
The female juvenile and Mr. Sena have been taken into custody without incident. Mr. Sena has been booked into the Curry County Adult Detention Center with a bond of $500,000.00 cash only. The female juvenile is being held at the Curry County Juvenile Detention Center without bond. There are no booking photos available at this time.
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Mitch McConnell has been too busy to attend meetings of the Senate Agriculture Committee for the last four-plus years -- too busy kowtowing to his rich cronies like the Koch brothers and other Washington-area power brokers.
Mitch doesn't seem to recognize that agriculture is one of Kentucky's signature industries and that the state is still working to recover from the loss of what was once its major crop, tobacco.
In 2009 our community formed a Human Rights Commission, one that could answer for the people if they felt they had been wronged.
The commission, a joint effort by Shelby County Fiscal Court, Shelbyville City Council and Simpsonville City Commission, is a wonderful asset to our community.
In theory, the commission is here to ensure that we as a community maintain our civil standards – that we all are protected and able to enjoy our inherent rights as a person.
Jessica Collins has received yet another form of recognition for her ministry A Place to Sleep.
Collins, who has been recognized across the state and nation for her work, was recently named one of two Bell Award Youth Service Honor Recipient by WLKY.
The Bell Awards program recognizes individuals who have demonstrated the true "spirit of Louisville" through selfless volunteer efforts and seeks to inspire all residents to engage in community service.
Although it is recognized for work in the Louisville area, we proudly call Collins our own.
Tonight my family experienced the most beautiful form of humbleness in an act so simple yet so grand I cant stop smiling about it even now, hours later.
I have come to a point in my life where I can no longer bear to watch the news anymore, so much destruction, so much hate, so many bad things happening, it just makes me sad and gives me a sense of defeat for our world.
So my husband and I decided we had to share our experience tonight [Sunday], to remind others, including ourselves, of the good that still remains.
In 1923 Ataturk told the new country he forged from the Ottoman Empire, "No matter how great they are, political and military victories cannot endure unless they are crowned by economic triumphs."
Truer words were never spoken.
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Volume 37, Issue 2, pages 137–142, May 1997
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Aird, I. A., Luckas, M. J.M., Buckett, W. M. and Bousfield, P. (1997), Effects of Intrapartum Hydrotherapy on Labour Related Parameters. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 37: 137–142. doi: 10.1111/j.1479-828X.1997.tb02240.x
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EDITORIAL COMMENT": We accepted this paper for publication because there is a lot of anecdotal discussion about water birth in obstetric practice but very few studies where the labours have been scientifically appraised and an attempt made to compare them with another group of patients. This paper attempts to make such a comparison and provides information which should interest all obstetricians and midwives. It is difficult to imagine how there could ever be a controlled trial on the usefulness of waterbirth compared with other methods of delivery. As the authors point out, there are so many advocates for waterbirth in the United Kingdom that compilation of scientific information and its publication must be encouraged. This study is small and we would encourage those who practise waterbirths to at least present an audit of the complications both maternal and fetal that occur with this method of delivery.
Summary: The use of birthing pools during labour is increasing in the United Kingdom. This is without good scientific evidence of their efficacy or safety. To further investigate the value and safety of intrapartum hydrotherapy, an historical cohort study was performed in a District General Hospital in Liverpool. The study group consisted of 100 women of low obstetric risk who used the birthing pool at some stage during their labours and the control group consisted of 100 women who were matched in terms of age, parity and obstetric history but laboured and delivered in air. The main outcome measures were operative delivery rates, duration of labour, analgesic requirements, perineal trauma and Apgar scores at 1 and 5 minutes. The results showed that nulliparas who used the birthing pool had significantly reduced operative delivery rates, a shorter second stage of labour, reduced analgesic requirements and a lower incidence of perineal trauma. In multiparas there were significant reductions in analgesic requirements.


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Hello everyone, i recently bought a PODH500X and i'm still learning how to use it properly. Looking at the factory presets i saw a couple of patches that included two amps in the signal chain. I was wondering how can i create my own patches with two amps simultaneously? I'm sorry if this has been asked before.
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Actually you could just manipulate an aready made dual patch.
In order to get dual amps choose the amp and then move it until you get another blank amp block at this point it's a matter of choosing an amp and adjusting levels of the amp and mixer to your liking and of course any effects you use. When using the effects it's important to know which ones are mono and stereo, this info can be found in the manuals section. Should go without saying I only covered a bit of the basics. A link to the part of the manual Page 32 chapter 3-4
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To select between them, you need to assign them to a footswitch. That is documented everywhere and should be simple enough. I believe it's: put cursor over amp, hold enter key until bottom of display changes to read "none" or "fs1,2,3 etc.." or "exp1 or 2", release enter key, press switch you want to turn amp on or off, and it will read that value at the bottom, hit "view" to return to main view, move cursor to other amp and press "enter" to make sure one amp is on while the other is off, press the footswitch you selected and see if they switch.
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Hello everyone, i recently bought a PODH500X and i'm still learning how to use it properly. Looking at the factory presets i saw a couple of patches that included two amps in the signal chain. I was wondering how can i create my own patches with two amps simultaneously? I'm sorry if this has been asked before.
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Most of the time I use only one patch per song. My patches are set up to go from, eg, a clean Slo to a distorted Slo, or a broken up /13 to a full on, etc. etc. I never have to dance around on the switches. I just rock the pedal. This can be very useful when you're comping and want to throw in a line here or there, and if you sing too, it's a god send to not have to always look down at the pedal board, or hope that you're hitting the right switch. IMHO this is one of the most useful and valuable features of the HD.
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The girl from Nowheresville, Texas, has the crowd in a tizzy. "London! You are mental! In the very best way," twangs tiny Kacey Musgraves from centre stage. With two Grammys for her first album under her belt, she is country music's hottest new star – and she's milking every minute.
Her British fans have doubled in number since she was last here, nine months ago; the standing-only stalls look twice as packed. This warm July night is her last UK date for a few weeks, before she's back to play BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park festival on 14 September, alongside Debbie Harry and Chrissie Hynde on a mixed bill that suits Musgraves perfectly: she might be "too country" for some US radio stations, but she doesn't do musical genres – something she thinks she and the British have in common.
That and a shared sense of humour. We're "super-witty", she says, which is why we get the "sarcasm" in her songs. So maybe the joke's on me when, instead of relaxing off stage, beer in hand, for a chat, I'm bumped to the front of a post-gig selfie queue. There's nothing like gushing "loved the show" as a tiny arm wraps around your waist for trashing your journalistic credentials.
So, I'll admit: I'm a fan, along with a string of Nashville greats from Willie Nelson and Ryan Adams to Alison Krauss and, er, Katy Perry. For it is the latter, that multi-coloured pop princess, she of the 55 million Twitter followers, who was responsible for lighting the firework under Musgraves's swift rise to stardom. Or should I say Taylor Swiftian rise to stardom? Same Trailer, Different Park, Musgraves' first album for Universal's Mercury Records, scored a surprise victory over Swift, country's biggest crossover queen, for Best Country Album at the Grammys, proving that this newcomer is very much, as Radio 2's Bob Harris puts it, "the real deal".
Awkwardness aside, the "meet and greet", or M&G as it's known, with the 25-year-old's acolytes is illuminating, summing up both country's new face and the new face of UK country audiences. The eclectic few have been picked at random from emails sent in to her website and span the old guard – an LP- cradling, middle-aged "stalker" (his wife's words) – to the new: teenage Musgraves lookalikes in denim cut-offs and cowboys boots.
A bit like my balcony-seat neighbours back at the concert, in fact: the Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine and his teenage daughter, united in their adoration. Like all the country greats, Musgraves has a knack of writing songs that speak to everyone, and she cues a new one, "The Trailer Song", about life lived up close to your neighbours, by asking the west London crowd, "Where the fuck are the trailers? I've seen like, one, since I've been here. Which is weird because I'm from Texas. But I know you all have noisy neighbours." And the crowd cheers.
Another new song, "Cup of Tea" – "appropriate for this side of the world, huh?" – celebrates everyone's right to be different: "You can't be everybody's cup of tea." But country's right-wing core doesn't hold with people being too different: Musgraves caused a Southern storm with "Follow Your Arrow", which offers the controversial message that you should do what you want and love whoever you choose: "Make lots of noise/Kiss lots of boys/Kiss lots of girls/If that's something you're into…/Light up a joint/Or don't/Just follow your arrow wherever it points."
Musgraves proves they don't call her Spacey Kacey for nothing when, five days later in a London hotel, she keeps me waiting for our interview for more than an hour. I guess a 2.30pm start was optimistic when you're fresh off an overnight tour bus from Dublin. She walks in carrying a plate of sliced fruit and veg, which, true to pint-sized star tradition, she barely touches. Again, it's the wrong backdrop for an interview: had I known we were meeting for "breakfast", I'd have suggested a greasy spoon. The fatigue – the ferry over was in the early hours – leaves her groping for the odd word, but her thorough replies are impressively professional. Or perhaps it's just that legendary Southern politeness shining through.
It's almost two years to the day since Katy Perry tweeted her out of the blue; Musgraves was crossing the road in Dublin at the time. Perry had heard her song "Merry Go Round", which disparages life in smalltown USA, "and loved it, so she shared it with her fans. It made my world explode for a little bit."
Then, last year, Perry asked Musgraves, who, like most Nashville hopefuls, started out penning tunes for the great and good, to write for her new record. The upshot was Musgraves spending this month opening for Perry on her Prismatic World Tour in the US and Canada, their second shared gig this year. The pair also hooked up for a US TV show that pairs pop stars with country singers – CMT Crossroads – and appeared together on the cover of US music magazine Billboard. Others who have appeared on Crossroads include Elton John and Ryan Adams, Def Leppard and Taylor Swift, and Lionel Richie and Kenny Rogers.
Musgraves also, indirectly, has Perry to thank for "Follow Your Arrow". She offered Perry the song, which stemmed from a few lines she'd written for a friend who was moving to Paris: "I'd given her this little arrow necklace and just wrote like a dumb little poem on the card and I had come up with a little chorus for it." But Perry thought Musgraves should keep it for herself. "She was like, 'That's great, but it seems like something that you would totally say.'"
Musgraves (left) performs on stage with the pop star Katy Perry on American television in April (Getty Images)
More recently, there has been talk of writing with Ryan Adams in the autumn after he, too, tweeted her. And she's hoping some ideas she "threw around" with Willie Nelson while touring with him earlier this year pan out into a song.
It's all sounding pure Nashville – that's Nashville the hit ABC show, which aired here on Channel 4 (featuring a Musgraves number, "Undermine", in an early episode). Especially as the singer is about to use the "mailbox money" she made from co-writing Miranda Lambert's hit "Mama's Broken Heart" to buy her own house. Musgraves even has a gay co-writing friend in fellow country singer Brandy Clark, ticking off two of the drama's second-season plot lines. And yes, it's as big a deal not being straight in country and western's heartland as the Nashville scriptwriters portrayed, which explains why Clark lacks the accolades and airtime she deserves for her own critically acclaimed work.
Musgraves blames the lack of diversity in country on being "stuck in this really constrained subject matter. It seems like there are five things people sing about: partying, drinking, driving down a dirt road…" The irony is that "in the country genre you can be, quote unquote, 'too country'". Meaning? "It's the instrumentation. If you don't sound like you're trying to be some kind of rock spin-off, you're too country."
She's pushing those boundaries but thinks there's "unfortunately" a limit to the kind of subjects you can sing about and still be mainstream. "But hopefully that goes away because I think the best music is inspired by every emotion possible, not just a party or a truck."
Settled in: Musgraves has made a second home of the UK, where she says fans have taken to the 'sarcasm' in her lyrics (Immo Klink)
It was moving away from her own small village of Golden, a Texan farming community about 80 miles east of Dallas ("just a church, a little market, a bunch of stray dogs, and some sweet potatoes") that made Musgraves realise it's OK not to be everyone's "cup of tea", as k she puts it. "Things like, y'know, one of my best high-school friends coming out to me at a young age, and me realising that he had gone his whole life not being able to be who he was made me want to be like, I don't care if people typically sing about this or not. We're all driven by the same emotions no matter what we're into, so that's the kind of music I want to make."
American music writers talk of a female-led backlash to Nashville's dominant "bro-country" music scene and the beer-swilling, broad- chasing likes of Jason Aldeans and Luke Bryans. But Musgraves insists it's less about girls versus boys and more about "being relevant, and inspiring, and good". She nominates Eric Church as a fellow country rebel who's forged his own path. "He doesn't sing about the typical things that most people do [so] radio didn't want to play him at first. But he built a really strong fan base, and now radio has no choice."
Perhaps, with all the talk of crossover stars, genres aren't still relevant? "Yes and no. I think it's important to know who you are and what you're trying to say, but I don't think that should limit you. A lot of times in America, music is limited by the radio genre, which isn't really a genre, but people want to be played on the radio and they tailor their music to that, unfortunately." She loves that we blend our genres here, not least at festivals such as Glastonbury, which Musgraves played this year, the day before her heroine Dolly Parton. Like Dolly, she's a "three chords and the truth" gal. Giggling, she adds, "I have a two-chord song."
With two Grammys for that first album (out of four nominations, tying her with Lorde and Taylor Swift for the most nominations for a female artist), Musgraves feels there's much to live up to with her second. But at least she won't have to recast her mould: unlike the Nashville drama, where Hayden Panettiere's character Juliette Barnes is pitched in a battle with herself and the music industry to ditch her manufactured, teen-friendly early image, Musgraves made artistic freedom a condition of signing to Mercury. Working with two first-time producers, "We got to create something really organic from the ground up and prove ourselves that way. I'm thankful, because you can't backtrack from that now. I would laugh in their face if they tried to tell me to do something different now just for more numbers."
The 'three chords and the truth gal' performing at the Cornbury Music Festival, Oxford, earlier this summer (Getty Images)
This differs markedly from the usual formula: "Playing it safe to try to get a wide appeal first to get as many fans as possible, and then get more edgy: I totally disagree with that; I think it should be the opposite." Hence the Nowheresville-bashing "Merry Go Round" as her first single, "even though [the label] were like, 'This isn't what a debut artist would typically say. It's downbeat, depressing, and dark. And we need up-tempo. Something for the summer.' And I was like, 'No. Don't you want me to stand out?'"
On stage, and in the flesh, she hits the alt-country note visually as well as orally. "My style is a whimsical take on traditional Western wear." Her band have suits in the "Nudie style" – as in Nudie Cohn, the Ukraine-born American tailor who first mixed Nashville and Hollywood – or Porter Wagoner, the embroidery-and-rhinestone-bedecked singer. "But we added twinkly lights to bring them into a sort of futuristic world," she says. Today she wears high-waisted flares, a slim-cut floral shirt, and the same cream patent platforms she wore to open her Shepherd's Bush show, before casting them aside in favour of bare feet.
After a packed fortnight that took in Norway, Italy and the Netherlands as well as the UK and Ireland, she is yearning for home, and happy to be heading back the next morning, not least to see her beloved dog Pearl. She whips out her phone to show me a picture. "She's got three legs; she's a rescue."
In a neat twist that suggests she's not nearly so down on the stigmas of small-town life as "Merry Go Round" would have you believe (chorus: "We get bored, so, we get married/ Just like dust we settle in this town"), that house Musgraves is buying is her old family home in Golden. "It's very basic, but very cute, just two bed, one bath. I'm really excited just to be able to go back home and sit where my sister and I shared a bedroom for years; it's kind of crazy." Her sister, Kelly, is even getting married in the front yard in October to complete the image.
I guess the get-out is that there's little danger of either sister settling for settling in that town. Especially not now the UK is a firm fixture on Kacey's tour schedule.
Kacey Musgraves is at BBC Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park, London W2, on 14 September
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