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Funny how much everyone's changed in 6 years!
2008-10-23 08:03:28
Nice! Funny how much everyone's changed in 3 years!
2005-05-31 21:04:02
Thanx Rocko. I'm glad my superior humor is not completely wasted on a bunch of buffoons.
2003-07-25 16:27:33
uncle charlie
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2003-07-25 16:25:11
In that case I should clarify that your eye will not be a pure black. I'll punch you repeatedly to build up colors on each other to create an 'illusionary black'.
2003-07-25 16:23:45
ha ha! 'cos richie only has one eye. i get it. both of your comments were worthless. mine was necessary, to point that out.
2003-07-25 16:22:37
It's people like you that increase the comments on posters with bullshit worthless comments.
2003-07-25 16:17:43
How about I come over there and blacken your eye?
2003-07-25 16:16:29
Shut up stoner. Why don't you go suck on another joint.
2003-07-25 16:14:58
"I think the reason that these got so many posts is that unlike many of the "painted" posters on the site these were coming from someone who had just pulled a complete change of direction from his previous stuff and people were questioning it."
Ding! Ding ! Ding! We have a winner. And the rest of the comments were shit talking.
2003-07-25 16:14:12
I think the reason that these got so many posts is that unlike many of the "painted" posters on the site these were coming from someone who had just pulled a complete change of direction from his previous stuff and people were questioning it.
2003-07-25 16:10:25
I don't need any points proven to me. You suck like this poster does.
2003-07-25 16:06:46
Im trying to prove a point. Thats one comment I gave the ARTWORK not just constant dwelling on the artist.
2003-07-25 16:06:08
Eh, vision- short memory huh? vision 2002-11-24 13:01:30 I actually like this one. No one is doing anything like this at the moment. I think the text is handled quite well. But Im not an art expert so I guess my 'real people' opinion doesnt count.
2003-07-25 16:03:25
uncle charlie
I think this is a fine poster. It's got that Polish theater poster vibe about it
2003-07-25 15:58:53
2003-07-25 15:56:56
Ah!!!! The Enchanted Forest. Just plain CREEPY!
2002-12-04 15:09:36
I like how it looks like its nestled deep in the woods. I have their website bookmarked. Id love to go there and play.
2002-12-04 15:08:43
mike king
the enchanted forest is waiting for YOU! well not really, its closed for the winter...but when the first buds of springtime appear(sometime in june)...the enchanted forest will wake from its deathlike slumber and will be waiting for YOU!
2002-12-04 15:06:28
Nooo Mike. I dont even USE that pen. Really. It sits on a curio shelf. That is special. I still want to go to that place so badly.
2002-12-04 15:00:35
mike king
hey jermaine hows it going? pen working out ok?
2002-12-04 14:56:43
i heard you just traced everything...
2002-12-04 14:53:10
Seriously. I cant.
2002-12-04 14:50:41
Yea. And I cant paint, either.
2002-12-04 14:50:29
uncle charlie
self promoting weasle
2002-12-04 14:48:58
you suck rogers!
2002-12-04 14:48:10
Thank you. These are indeed horrible specimens of 'poster design'. If youd like to view one up close, they can be purchased from JermaineRogers.com Holding one in your hands will clearly point out how badly this poster was done.
2002-12-04 14:42:41
flip the pages with your toes
2002-11-25 14:36:10
Hey Decker that sounds interesting, but how will I hold the magazine? I NEED visual stimulation.
2002-11-25 14:35:17
dustin wallace
damn, dave, you crack my ass up...
2002-11-25 14:23:46
it was early in the am so im more lucid then...
now i can only begrudge that i honestly have never stuck a finger up my ass while masturbating...
2002-11-25 14:22:07
For the record I never once bitched about the change. I applaud the change. I just really don't think that the total reinvention of Jermaine Rogres should happen over night.
2002-11-25 13:51:44
I love your candor, Decker! Get on down wif yer bad self... :o)
2002-11-25 12:54:39
Ok- The painting itself detail or not is very stiking. It's very cool to see Jermaine or anyone set off on another path.He's done very well with the Bears and 72 and signature Jermaine work. Who are we to begrudge him pushing his work into new areas. The so called perameters of what is and what is not a "GIGPOSTER" has been hashed out in a too many forums to mention and will always fall subject to taste or lack there of. That is the greatest thing about doing posters. No art director and it can and often is shamelessly self serving. Like Kozik's toys this painting thing seems to be a new venture for Jermaine and will take time to perfect to his level of creativity and personal goals. Most of you motherfuckers that are bitching about "the change" probably haven't tried anything new since shoving a finger up your ass when you jerk off. Go on with your bad self Jermaine.
Acrylic is a medium of a thousand and one methods of execution. I'm not a big fan of thick and chunky wet on wet acrylic due to the mud trap. The paintings of Jermaine's I've seen so far have a level of muddiness to them.The eyes of this piece get very muddy and may have been better executed by layering the value without using black to retain the vibrant chromatic effect. Maybe this is his method and that's fine if it works for him. This is just my honest opinion.
2002-11-25 12:11:33
dustin wallace
dave, did maureen write that last response for you? i know you're not capable of putting that many intelligent thoughts together... now gimme my nachos!
2002-11-25 11:15:33
Part of me agrees with Kozik and part of me disagrees. I think what Jermaine is doing lately is the start of something that really could be special but I disagree that his technique is so awful on this one. Kozik seems to be judging this poster by the standard of what a gigposter should look like- whatever that is. I think the technique is just fine right now. It catches my attention and says Coldplay to me in a new and interesting way. Are the people in this thread who are calling this poster amazing somehow wrong or faulty in their sense of art because they think this one is strong right now? So I agree and disagree with Kozik. I think the technique will grow and develop but I also think its very strong and effective right now.
2002-11-25 10:09:41
one thing i have to say is that IF jermaine kept on doing the "same thing" people would crack on him, ala coop hess and others who seem to keep the same along all fronts...
its easy to crit something new by an established artist.. as opposed to most posters that get overlooked, if you tag a poster kozik, jermaine, etc.. then the more closely it can be torn down.
i like the painting alot. how it transfers into a good gig poster? prehaps does it spark more sales of tix etc? the design experts make some great points.. so ill defer to them.
his talent in painting is putting himself "out there" and is cool for him to try other things.. would be easy just to do teddy bears the rest of his life. it takes balls to go from a "sure thing payday" to experiment and see where the chips fall.
id also like to mention ive been friends with jermaine since 1998, but perfer to now say jermaine is a choad.. just sounds cooler.
the proof wont be what we say here, but the general publics response.. as they are the people who these things end up affecting the most.
2002-11-25 07:27:53
I've spent more time looking at this then any of his other pieces. Not to say I don't like the other style, but this is good. Real good.
2002-11-25 05:38:18
On a side note, some art college in san francisco is offering a course in "VISUAL CRITICISM" ???.Used to be the guys in art college who couldnt do decent stuff were the first to have an opinion on everyone elses. Now they can bypass having to do any design at all, and concentrate on how to really tear something apart, without fear of someone seeing their own shite. It kind of leaves the criticised without any ammo. I wonder if they go on field trips to the design studio in the college.?
2002-11-24 19:59:01
I dont doubt it, he has already proven himself to be unique and original. His older posters scream JERMAINE ROGERS. He achieved this through hand done type and instantly recognisable illustration. Through his own hand and line he defined himself. This is harder to do when taking a more traditional design approach with fonts and common design elements. a million different people are using the same letterforms and shapes in a million different ways. It takes a little more to make these your own and even more to use them in unique and original ways. Possibly jermaine has not experimented as much with using common design elements, as he has the ability to create his own?
2002-11-24 19:48:20
Jerm is a smart cookie. I love talking to that guy. He gets me fired up.
2002-11-24 19:26:35
i understand where he is coming from on these pieces and it is very valid. his technique just needs to catch up to his ideas which are solid.
once he gets a better technique his work will be strong.
I have had many long conversations with Jermaine about what he wants to do youd be surprised at the depth of his planning...he just needs time to develop a good `hand`
2002-11-24 19:23:22
Frank I agree on all counts too. Jermaine has proven himself to have a strong appeal in the poster arena, and has developed a very strong unique style. He's spent years perfecting it and has contributed to the 'standard' conception of what a gigposter is and how the status quo percieves one in the 21st century. That is no small feat. I also agree, that many famous designers (brody comes to mind) are forced to reinvent themselves after over- saturation or a certain high level of recognition. its natural. It doesnt make everyone happy but thats not really the point. Its harder for designers or illustrators who have through being unique, gained 'fans'. Specifically regarding this poster though, It seems in an effort to shake 'the trap he built ' for himself, hes trying to move too far away, too quickly from his past work. This to me seems harmful, I think there is a middle ground somewhere between his old style and his new. As I already stated, this poster is confusing as to what the message is, and that comes from lack of /or ignoring how design communicates, but combined with some of the (now) standard aesthetics of modern gigposters which he himself helped standardize I think his paintings could work just as well as his illustrations did. It just seems odd to completely disregard all the trial and error design he has obviously done, and not keep some (design) aspect that make a jermaine poster, a jermaine poster. Im sure his painting in a short time will become as definitive of his work as his illustration has, but by keeping some of the lettering styles, layouts etc. he's perfected, these posters would more easily communcate 'gigposter'. Idont know much about jermaine, this is just vague speculation and commentary on my part.
2002-11-24 19:17:36
Well whatever hes doing so wrong on this piece if he keeps it up he'll get more of my cash. I bought 2 of these. Funny that I love it for all the reasons that people give that its not effective.
2002-11-24 18:56:14
As per usual I agree with Frank. I am strongly considering doing an acrylic painting poster like this. I've had pretty good sucess with the watercolor ones.
2002-11-24 18:36:33
look I really love Jermaine, but this is not a very good piece and in no way works for a gig poster but he should follow his muse and enjow his life.
cause that is what it is about. he is loving painting so he should do it as much as he wants.
I think he has proven himself to have a strong appeal in the poster arena
now he wants something different.
he makes a good living from his work and so in my book he wins and he isa great guy in real life.
give him some time you may be surprised.
I give him total respect for steppping way out of the trap he built for himself with the bears. a lesser man would just become the bear king.
2002-11-24 18:31:56
In my opinion form should follow function, but that all depends on what side of the fence you sit on. In terms of design, which is essentially problem solving first, and spacial relation which is aesthetics, this poster does not function well. While not advocating "following the rules", there are certain symbolisms and aesthetics which have become over time, intrinsically linked to a certain emotion, product, service etc. For instance, construction machinery is for the most part always black and yellow. These colours say danger, caution etc just as a wasps colours do in nature. To paint a bulldozer blue, while being aesthetically pleasing and original in terms of breaking the mould, it confuses the message. In design the pre-existing, sometimes ancient conceptions, colours or symbolism should be acknowledged and not ignored. Your job is already half done, as these pre-conceptions and visual links already exist in peoples minds. Before they read even one word, the form and stylistics should have already given the viewer an good idea what its all about. This goes for something as simple as a gigposter. This design creates confusion as it conjures, through its layout, typography and of course the painting, the preconcieved aesthethic of a gallery show announcement. While it works as a poster for a gig, it only works after ive read every word. My mind has already decided what it is, and not being of any interest to me, I would pass this by and probably miss the show. My point is that if you overlook the history and subtle consistencies of communicating a certain message, which is the essence of design, you can not communicate effectively, and thus renders the design ineffective. That said, each of the elements on this poster arranged differently could communicate the message effectively.
2002-11-24 18:24:52
Cody Pomeroy
it does have that "your name here" quality to it. The painting is amazing as far as paintings go, but yeh, yer right.
2002-11-24 15:37:16
It's not about the art first. There's a very important thing in designing anything called the gestalt principle. The sum of the parts is greater than the sum of the whole. If you remove a part the compostion becomes weaker. This poster lacks cohesion. It's plug and play. Insert band name here. Place image.
As far as what's a gigposter supposed to look like, ask Jermaine. His words not mine.
This is just a weak composition.
I consider Jermaine a friend, I'd like to add.
2002-11-24 15:34:33
'Richie Goodtimes' I dont understand. Whats a gigposter suposed to look like? Of course its about the art first or else they wouldve put the text on a blank piece of paper. This site is all about the art first on some level.
2002-11-24 13:25:00
Vision, your opinion counts as much as anybody elses. The idea that only artists/designers can crit or comment on work is rediculous. I'd actualy prefer the non artist/designers comment. Thats who these posters are supposed to reach.
2002-11-24 13:17:25
I know who this Cold Play band is becuase my girlfriend is all into them , even though I can't stand then, and this poster does seem to suit them...I respect that Jermaine's exploring new territory but his thing that 'it's not supposed to look like a gigposter' that piemel posted somewhere on here REALLY negates the validity of this poster as a gigposter. It's like all about his painting and the type looks like an after thought.
2002-11-24 13:11:53
Steve H
i think it works, you see posters advertising art wxhibitions like this so why wouldn't it work for a gig? i have to admit that i don't think the painting itself is particularly brilliant, jermaine's illustration is his main strength, i don't think anyone would question that, but as far as this style of poster goes i don't think theres anything wrong with it at all and i'd like to see jermaine do more of it.
2002-11-24 13:06:33
I actually like this one. No one is doing anything like this at the moment. I think the text is handled quite well. But Im not an art expert so I guess my 'real people' opinion doesnt count.
2002-11-24 13:01:30
2002-11-22 16:03:22
Darren Grealish
This doesn't shake me, jolt me, please me, move me or excite me. All the things I dig in art.
2002-11-22 15:54:40
King Crimson?
2002-11-22 09:24:49
art chantry
yeah, i think it was a designer 'inside joke' thing that jack summerford did to promote himself on a t-shirt at an aiga convention back in chicago. it wasn't a real ad at all, but a promo joke thirty years too late. but if it HAD been to promote helvitica back around the time it was released ('57?) it would have been a brilliant piece of typography. now, 30 years later, it's just clever. time marches on....
2002-11-22 08:27:29
F2guy - thats the one, thanks for the info. Does that mean though, that it had nothing to with promoting helvetica but instead was some designer "in-joke" thing?
2002-11-21 23:17:11
Separated at birth?
2002-11-21 19:56:04
Dirk Fowler
Hynes, i know what you are talking about. I think it was actually done in the late seventies or early eighties. It was done by a pretty well known Dallas designer named Jack Summerford. He used to have it on t-shirts also. Just the word Helvetica in white inside a red box.
2002-11-21 17:07:53
Yeah it really was a fantastic idea. I cant seem to find it anywhere though. Anyone else know it? If anyone has it somewhere please post it I think its really worth seeing.
2002-11-21 16:05:59
art chantry
i completely forgot about that ad. i t's a perfect example of what i'm talking about. thanks for reminding me of it!
2002-11-21 15:53:35
Art - I know what you mean, like the 'communication arts' of the 60's etc. Also I do appreciate the simple typographic wit of that stuff. Remember a poster advertising the arrival (or re-introduction) of Helvetica ? im not sure it was from that period but the poster was one word - hevetica, spelled out in times roman, the most commonly used face beforehand. Ingenius. It said such a huge amount without trying very hard. I'll try and find a picture of it.
2002-11-21 15:40:32
art chantry
hynes - i think you may think i'm talking about 'type catalogs' like that letraset book you mentioned. i'm actually talking about old art dirctor's annuals and old print magazines and poster annuals and advertising books. anything that had high-end 'graphic design' featured. study they way they organize the type and how they infuse the letterforms with hidden meanings that reinforce the overall message, the simple placement of a word or the weight of a body text can end up getting the whole message across. a LOT of brillant stuff to study an learn from.
2002-11-21 15:26:32
art chantry
i spend a lot of time digging up old books, so i find so many things from that period that they seem to be everywhere to me. dig a little deeper and i'm sure you'll trip across stuff.
2002-11-21 15:19:55
sounds hard to find. I have trouble finding letraset catalogues from the 70's. Like 60's versions of CA or sumpthin?
2002-11-21 15:16:50
art chantry
i frankly would recommend any design annual from the period 1957 through 1964. spend time studying the incredible TYPOGRAPHY from that period. it's a peak period of inventive and inspired creative thinking about type and lettering.
2002-11-21 15:07:34
Stop Stealing Sheep (& find out how type works) I think its out of print, but you can still find it for about $15. Excellent book on the fundamentals of good type design. Unlike any other on the subject.
2002-11-21 14:56:25
art chantry
i've been holding off on commenting on these new jermaine posters (cuz he and i don't get on). but they are striking because of the idea of the PAINTING as a source of image. very very few posters on this site use paintings as a starting point for a poster design. there's lots of line work and sketching and process work, but paintings? nope. i think it's a whole territory that many of you could enjoy exploring...
however, i think these are BAD posters, largely because the typography and the DESIGN of the posters are really terrible. interesting image, bad design. these are almost textbook examples of how not to do this stuff. jermaine would do well to spend some time studying the art of TYPOGRAPHY or even LETTERING or even just start examining good layout and design books. he could learn an enormous amount very quickly on his own. can anybody out there suggest books he could study? i could make a list, but i think it would be nice to see what you folks found useful in learning the skill of design.
2002-11-21 14:52:09
This is pretty amazing to me. I think the best pieces create strong feelings on both positive and negative views. I like this one personally.
2002-11-21 14:19:47
I was seeing 1 yellow, 1 orange 2 reds, Mud color and White. Same blending though Judy.
2002-11-21 13:31:32
this is a wonder painting. no doubt about it. i know this to be true.
as for the text layout etc.. prehaps saying its not big enough to promote etc.. i can see your points.. but i see alot of other posters with chicken scratch for text that is harder to read than this, and its just slapped in the middle.. but i can see the argument.. just think in the 1,000s of posters i have gone through this really isnt that much of a problem..
if we worry about just advertising, then throw out all these posters, and just use ad mats..
but this is a strong painting. text isnt my skill at all.. but its a great work.
2002-11-21 13:25:09
might be able to pull it off in 4 or 5... if using the base colors to overprint and create the midtones..... maybe.... :o)
2002-11-21 13:22:48
oh yeah...this'd be fucking sweet screen printed....I'm counting...6 colors on black paper...
2002-11-21 13:19:06
Hmmmmm.... I like everything but where and how 'coldplay' is placed. I think I would have liked it better incorporated into the painting somehow....
I would like to know if this is screenprinted or offset. Jermy, if it's offset, you need to let Jeff separate one of your paintings for screenprint. :) It would be incredible screened on black paper..... although, the offsets look very nice with this type of image!
2002-11-21 13:15:24
this in no way says "gigposter" to me. want to know what it says? senior art exhibition in the cress gallery of fine art - december 18-24. I'm all for experimentation, but this just isn't cutting it for me...but maybe I'm just extremely short-sighted and simple-minded.
2002-11-21 13:00:09
if jermaine is going to be shot, this will kinda help me in the long run.. but id let him live first..
see like in his pinkie finger he has more talent that most of us..
besides richie that is.. i am torn between 2 taboo loves.. one with a black man one with a man who wears masks.
2002-11-21 12:56:48
New Jermaine is moving away from Old Jermaine too quickly and Jermaine is getting lost in the process. Paint if you wanna paint, Jermaine. Make posters if you wanna make posters, but don't force your paintings to be posters.
2002-11-21 11:15:22
i think it doesn't work prepare the firing squad.
2002-11-21 11:05:56
Jermaine.. what else can i say. ?? it is JUST beutiful!! amazing. . Art. =)
2002-11-21 10:38:35
Charlie, what the fuck are you talking about?
2002-11-21 10:30:03
uncle charlie
Mark, look deep into your own thoughts. analiyze what you don't like. You might find it is infact very likeable, once you get to know it.
2002-11-21 10:21:14
gun sho
i've got to go with the biped on this one. i like that jermaine is branching out stylistically but this one's not working for me.
2002-11-21 10:16:14
I agree with you dave, seeing the physicality of the paint is a nice thing. I just think in the context of this image, it may have worked better if the painting was abstract and the text was somehow not so divorced from it.
2002-11-21 10:13:51
what i do like is the detail, i assume its drumscanned of some sort.. im into paintings.. by having it detailed like this, you can see the strokes etc.. the canvas.. so as a painter (yeah i know my posters suck,but i can really paint). i love this... it sorta guides me in depth..
2002-11-21 10:03:25
biped its cool jermaine loves everyone...
anyway, i really did this, since he doesnt hang out i figured id take over the jermaine name.. so really you are criting me.. and i hate myself so its totally cool.
2002-11-21 10:01:13
I knew I was gonna have to be the dissenter on this one. Firstly, the band name seems very squashed up on the top. And it may as well say, "painting by Jermaine Rogers" 'cause that what this image is all about. The painting has a very unfinished look to it that I can't get into, and a muddy, primary pallette that dosen't do much for it. And to top it off, it is a detail of a painting. Personally (and remember folks, before you flame, this is MY opinion) I think using a detail of a painting that is loose and "painterly" to begin with does not work. Forgive me Jermaine if this IS the ENTIRE painting, but it appears to be a detail to me.
Anyway... hey, we've come full circle! This is how I started on this site, by criticizing Jermaine's work. And then I was bashed for doing so, but... fuck it. I don't care. Bash me again, tear me a new one.
I don't like this poster.
2002-11-21 09:53:23
Wow Jermaine, this one floors me. Mesmerising.
2002-11-21 09:33:53
uncle charlie
Jermaine, this kicks ass.. I see you going the way of some of the great European poster artist. classic peice here.
2002-11-21 09:24:59
Cody Pomeroy
pretty fucking cool man.
2002-11-21 07:14:31
I like the feel of this one. Minimal type works nicely.
2002-11-21 07:03:58
Bradley W. Zimmerman
d00d. this is a badassed set that''s going up, and Clay's only halfway through them...
2002-11-20 23:56:23
El Negro Magnifico!
Jermaine's rockin' more paintings! This is sweet...it's moody.
2002-11-20 23:46:40
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Last week we got all settled in then decided Yakima was not quite far enough West so we decided to spend the weekend visiting family and friends. We went to Vancouver Thursday morning. We decided to surprise my sis Leah. She wasn't there when we got there so we just waited. Then Spencer had to go the bathroom (big surprise there- he goes like 25 times a day). While we off on our bathroom quest I called Leah and she was back home. I kept her on the line and told her a few little fibs about what we were going to do that day so she would think we were in Yakima. Then I showed up at her house and rang her doorbell. She said "oh hang on someone is at my door, should I open it? I'm not expecting anyone". I told her she should just open it so she did and big surprise it was us. Her look was priceless. We got to spend the afternoon with her and her little family. We played around her house, went for a walk (in the rain) and then went to dinner together. It was so nice that when we said goodbye it was not for a year but just for a week.
After our fun day in Vancouver we went on to Shelton. We stayed with my parents. Friday morning we went to visit my friend Nichole. I haven't seen her in a year either. The boys thought her boys were AWESOME! I didn't get any great pictures but doesn't Timmy have the greatest eyes?
Back at my parents house the boys went out and played in the woods. My parents just put this zip line in the woods. I admit I was a little nervous the first time Garret went. I told him over and over "Don't let go!!!" He did great and loved it.
Then the little adventure lover about had a heart attack when Uncle Dan told him he would sleep in the cabin with him. Heather and I snuck out to take his picture and we forgot about the dog that was with them. The barking scared Garret a little and that was the end of the camp out. He was pretty sad about the outcome but still had fun.
Saturday was free fishing day in Washington so we headed off to enjoy the outdoors. Heather and I hiked the babies in. It wasn't too far but still a nice little hike and that girl of mine gets heavy quick. (Doesn't little Ridge look cute in his pack?)
We didn't catch any fish. But Garret did catch himself. Just his shirt though and now the thinks it's kind of funny that he was the catch of the day. Mostly we just had fun enjoying the outdoors, throwing rocks in the water and being together.
Garret and Uncled Dan walked across the river and he got pretty wet (he loves getting wet) so he ended up in his whitey tightys while his shorts dried a little.
After a few hours we hiked back out and got to spend the rest of the day with my parents. Tyler worked on a couple projects in the shop. I am excited for the finished products. We also got to see my grand parents. They live up the road from my parents. Garret loved playing with some of the same toys i loved at his age.
Sunday we went to church with my parents then went to see our friends Mark and Jenni. We haven't seen them in years. They went on our first date with us an share a lot of our history with us. They are awesome and we love that we are closer to them now. Not only are they great people but they have two adorable kids.
We had a great weekend and loved seeing everyone. Then we headed to the East again!
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
End of trip and settling in
Time to play catch-up. The last couple days of our trip included a lot of driving and a few fun stops. We stopped in Billings Montana and visited Tyler's Grandma Joyce. She is not actually his Grandma but they spent a lot of time there and she became an honorary Grandma to him.
After a quick visit there we headed down the road. We stayed in Bozeman where Tyler was born. The next morning we headed to Twin Bridges Montana. It is a tiny little town about a half hour south of the 90. Tyler's Mom and Grandma were raised there. We visited his Grandpa's grave first. The boys found some lovely dandelions to decorate with.
We were glad we were able to stop there. Tyler never knew his Grandpa but has heard many wonderful things about him so he had fun telling the boys about him. Then we headed to "the ranch". Tyler's relatives don't live there anymore but his Mom and Grandma were both raised there. The owners were so kind and let us feed their horses, play in the trees, see the old house etc. We had a great time playing on "the ranch".
The owner said that this tree was planted by Tyler's Great Grandpa. It is a black willow and she thought it was brought over from Illinois. The boys thought it was a perfect climbing tree.
After a good hour of playing there we hit the road. Finally after 18 days, numerous nights spent in different beds, many potty breaks along the way, two "cowboys poops" (that's what Spencer called them), 16 states, 3500 miles, and a million great memories- we arrived in Yakima Washington.
As soon as we got here the boys started running around the house. They were so excited that there were two bathrooms and they love that there are trees in the yard.
My parents came for a couple days. It was nice having them help with the kids while we unpacked. The unpacking was not so fun but it's over now. It still feels pretty foreign to me here. Going to church and knowing only my sister was weird, the only places I know how to get to are the places Marc has drawn us maps to. I know we will get used to it but there are mornings I wake up and miss good ole Buffalo.
We live in a nice neighborhood in a nice house and we have the best neighbors (my sister Anna and her family live RIGHT next door.) I think it will be a fun year. The kids are so cute together (I feel like we live in a scene from the sandlot or little rascals), they call to each other over the fence and if they can play they climb through a hole in the fence to get to the other side. They think it's the best thing in the world.
It's official we live in Washington now!
Saturday, June 5, 2010
We made it!
I don't have the internet set up yet but when I do I'll post about the rest of our trip and our new house. I still feel like I am on vacation and that I'll be going back to Buffalo soon. Life is crazy around here.
I feel a little like Sarah from one of my favorite books (These is my Words) "My life feels like a book left out on the porch and the wind blows the pages faster and faster, turning always toward a new chapter faster than I can stop and read it."
I feel a little like Sarah from one of my favorite books (These is my Words) "My life feels like a book left out on the porch and the wind blows the pages faster and faster, turning always toward a new chapter faster than I can stop and read it."
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Across the country Day 15
Day 15- We headed off to Mt. Rushmore this morning. The weather was nice this morning so we did the little trail that gets you closer to the mountain. We thought it was a flat path so we brought the stroller. It ended up having a lot of stairs so I had to put the stroller on my back. The last part of the path I had the stroller, diaper bag and Spencer. The trail was not long but it felt kind of long. The kids thought it was fun getting a better look though so it was worth it. We had fun watching a video and learning a little history of the mountain. When we had seen all there was to see there Aunt Joanne and Uncle Art bought the kids t-shirts. They love them. Garret's glows in the dark and he has taken each and every person into the closet to show them how it glows. He asked if he could wear it t bed and the last I saw of him he had his head under the blanket looking at his shirt.
We came back to the house and everyone crashed for a little while- Everyone!
Then the boys picked to go to dinosaur park for a little while. (There are a lot of kids activities in Rapid City).
Then we went and got Great Grandma, headed over to Cousin Kevin's new house so we could see it. It is a very nice house and made me miss our little home in Buffalo (they were both built in about the same year).
The evening was spent eating dinner and playing games. I don't think the boys are going to want to move on tomorrow. They started crying as soon as I told them we were going to leave tomorrow. Everyone has had such a nice time here.
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I am estranged from my older sister.
My sister is 11 years older than I am. As a child I worshipped her. She was an artist, musician, performer, and just the most interesting person anyone ever met. She is also incredibly messed up, neurotic, and insecure. It wasn't until I became an adult that I saw this side of her. She tried to seduce every man in sight including my boyfriends and later my husband. She tells stories about me for attention from others. She does her best to cause as much drama as possible. She also is a long-time drug user stemming from her days as one of the original hippies. Our real falling out came after my father died. It turned out that through all her glorious and adventurous years she had never been financially independent of my father. He had always supplemented her with money. After he was gone there was no more money to give her. She got all she could out of my mother but even that source dried up. Then she turned to me and my family. She was determined that she would never be a wage slave (her words) but she seemed to have no trouble with the idea that my husband and I could do it for her. I gave her money for as long as I could but I had small children and her need never had an end. Eventually I felt that I had to make a choice. It was either my children or her. As a mother, it wasn't a question. In my opinion it was time for her to get a job. Then she became mean to me. She can't resist being the most hurtful she can possibly be. When I cut her off she turned to my more distant relatives. She told them stories about how she was hurt and couldn't work (not true) and that I wouldn't help her. I know she did this because one of my cousins called me one night to chastize me for how I treated her. He was very surprised to hear my side of it. As a result, none of my cousins, aunts, or uncles will talk to me anymore. I wasn't that close with them so it's not a big loss to me. They all gave her as much as they could until they cut her off but they never stopped believing her lies about me. Since my father died 24 years ago, you can see that we have been estranged for a long time. My sons know they have an aunt Joanne but they don't have any memories of her. This is very sad. I have tried to talk to her and make up from time to time but it always ends up with me crying because she treats me so meanly. I saw her at a funeral a couple of years after my second marriage. It was the first time she had met my husband and he was anxious that this painful part of my life be healed for my sake. He was glad that she and I were in a position to talk again. By the end of the day however his words were simply, "you don't ever have to talk to her again." I don't think I will ever see her again. I hear about her from time to time. She lives on the edge of society and collects social security now that she is 64 even though she hasn't worked for years. I think she still uses drugs. She isn't married and has no one that I know of. The choices she has made destroyed the life of a truly wonderful person. It's a sad story and I don't think there will ever be a happy ending. |
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Our adult children are all over the map...
Each one followed their careers and flew the coop... A son in Seattle area, Two sons in California, A daughter in upstate NY, A son in Connecticut, A daughter on the other side of FL And one daughter has moved back home. There was only one thing we could do about it. When it was time for us to retire and head south to Florida...we bought a huge log cabin. It can sleep 11 people, if need be <:O) They come here for vacation...and it's wonderful. So far, they've each come at different times...so we all get to spend quality time together...hit the amusements, the beach...or just hang out...cook out...whatever to mood of the day inspires. We all keep in touch with phone calls and emails...close, but yet so far. It's been 4 years since we moved...although we can't all be together for Thanksgiving and Christmas...our hearts are close...and we know they'll be visiting again soon <:O) |
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I think you have the wrong definition for estrange. I looked it up.
A state or feeling of being no longer friendly
Thesaurus: dissociation, disaffection, hostility, antipathy, alienation, antagonism, breach.
Etymology: 15c: from French estranger, from Latin extraneare to treat as a stranger.
You are separated from your children not alienated from them.
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Delivering a special address at a session on IT and IT Enabled Services at the Emerging Kerala summit in Kochi on Friday, he said that Tecom plans to kick-start the construction of the first IT building soon thereafter, in consultations with the State government.
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Graveside services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at the Beecher City Cemetery with Rev. Dennis Warner officiating. Arrangements are by Lockart-Green Funeral Home, Beecher City.
He was born July 16, 1951 in Effingham the son of Charles and Ruby (Carlisle) Baker. He was baptized in the Beecher City Church of Christ and employed at Sloan Implement in Assumption.
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Why protection for NCN TV on World Cup Football but no copyright protection for those working in the field of culture?
Dear Editor,
It is amazing the way people use your rights without your permission in this country, and you can't stop them even if you call the police or you go to court. Maybe if you were GBTI, Banks DIH, DDL, Gafoors, NBIC or Toolsie Persaud and you have the money to defend your company, it can work.
The copyright laws in Guyana were adhered to in the '50s to the '80s and then it became a free for all in Guyana.
Nobody cares any more; if you tell them to stop pirating CDs or DVDs they think that you are mad. The people now that pirate CDs and DVDs feel that this is a God-given right and that they can do this without thinking about the person(s) who have invested their hard-earned monies in a particular project. The shops and cartmen that sell all of these pirated goods know that no one can take them to court and get a conviction, because all over the country Tom, Dick and Harry are doing the same thing and are making millions of dollars from all of the musicians, actors and actresses' hard sweat.
Well now, NCN Television which is protected by the Government of Guyana is now going to the World Cup in Brazil. For the last three weeks you have been hearing on the airwaves that NCN Television owns the rights to broadcast the 2014 World Cup football in Guyana.
If and only if, NCN Television decides to give written permission to any of our TV stations in Guyana the right also to broadcast the 2014 football World Cup only then we the people will be able to see it on another channel. NCN Television is now showing musicians, actors and actresses in this country called Guyana that they are the government station and you dare not touch this product because they have paid millions of dollars for the television rights to show it; and if any owners from the TV arena decide to show the 2014 football World Cup they are going to be in very serious trouble. Every one of the station owners knows that this means that their station(s) would be automatically closed down for a few months. So I don't think that these TV stations are not going to adhere to the advert that is being aired. This is what the musicians, actors and actresses have been waiting for in Guyana.
The government must now flex its muscles against piracy, but it must not only be for NCN Television but for the creative people of this nation who don't mind investing their money in a project but should also get protection from the Government of Guyana to get it back with a plus. Musicians, actors and actresses in Guyana are very timid simply because most of them have never been out of this country and they don't know that musicians, actors and actresses in other countries make a serious living from their trade. The copyright laws are adhered to in most countries which are very progressive in the arts and culture field. Guyanese worry too much about people seeing them on stage. They should be worried about making a good living from what they do best and speaking out against what harms them from making a proper living.
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[–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (1 child)
Yes, but also really expensive.
So probably already now that there are a lot of snake oil out there. I once contacted a site which wanted to sell me a number (don't remember how many) do-follow links on PR 5 or PR 6 websites.
I asked them for a link to a typical site, and while they didn't want to give it out I ended up receiving a link to an old blog post on some open source project talking about a new minor release. I looked at the comment section and while it was full of spam they links were indeed do-follow, and the post indeed had a PR of 5.
However, I declined their service since I don't want my URL ending up places like this. If Google can understand me when I speak to it and translate my speech into other languages - I'm pretty sure they can figure out if an URL in a comment section is spam or not.
It can be a good idea to buy some PR juice, but DO buy the expensive places where you buy links on a few good places, and not some spamming company.
[–]Skitrel 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)
It won't so much be the comment being spam or not individually that will get a spam flag by automated systems, it'll be patterns of links that they look at. When they see your link on 10-50 sites alongside a bunch of other links on 10-50 sites, all sharing the same links in the comments sections? Patterns start emerging that are easy to see.
This applies to the purchase of any quantity of links anywhere. Link builders leave patterns behind if they have pools they regularly use, in doing so they become very easy to see and dismiss for google.
Any linkbuilding should never ever utilise a pool of sites that are regularly used for linkbuilding by the person doing so. Linkbuilding via seeking out the most relevant sites specifically for the target however is far far harder for any automated system to recognise as spam, avoid repeating the same comments and avoid leaving behind patterns and links will rarely be viewed as "spam" and instead as legitimate, despite the fact a human being can look at them and say "that link has obviously been left for seo purposes by a spammer".
One of the difficult issues I think SEOs face is the difference between spam and not spam, as viewed by regular people as opposed to SEOs.
[–]deyterkourjerbs 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago* (0 children)
Not sure how Google feel about it - their guidelines are "good content goes on your own site" but hey, it's making the world a better place with reasonable content. And it really does work.
I'm only talking about guest blogging by the way - something that gets you a link from the frontpage of a website. Yeah, the homepage is PR6 or 7 but getting a link from 4-5 clicks within a site only gives you a fraction of the link juice.
Questions to ask:
Is the site relevant to my niche? Google really love saying this. I don't quite know how they work out relevance. Per page? Per page based on what pages link to it? Per site? How many categories does a site sit in? Where can I can I see what categories Google thinks are relevant? I hate giving vague advice - guess you'll need common sense on this one.
Is the link follow/nofollow (obvious). Nofollow is okay if it generates traffic.
How many clicks into the site will your blog sit? You drop about 1.5-2 PR (depending on site architecture) per click away from the frontpage. How frequently is the site updated? How much PR/PA (whichever) does a 6 month old blog have?
Check quality. Who else does your guy link to? Do they sell to everyone? Like in vaguely related niches - a camera review blog letting wedding photographers post.
I'm pretty fucking sure that if your linking blog has canonical issues (which a damn load of Wordpress blogs without AIOSEO/Yoast setup properly seem to have) that you can lose out on link juice as they're penalising themselves.
[–]unkz 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Of course it is.
[–]chrismyers67 0 points1 point2 points 2 years ago (1 child)
Yup, just on the mega sites like wikihow, expertvillage... Create great content even if its only 15 pages and then Contact them with a idea... Cheers
[–]PureLife[S] 2 points3 points4 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Is it easy to create content for wikihow for example and post it with a backlink?
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Yes. I have a few PR 7-5s if you're interested.
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I am. PM me details please.
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"I'm extremely happy to have been able to crown all the work done during the week," Costa said on the team website. "I saw I had good legs after the first climb and that made me confident. I didn't become nervous when Schleck attacked, because I knew he was really strong uphill and it'd have been crazy to go for him. I knew that the flat between the two climbs was good for us to reel him back, and that's what we did.
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While Costa marked the riders closest to him in GC, teammate Alejandro Valverde did a huge turn of work in the final kilometers to chase down an attack by Rabobank's Stephen Kruiswijk, Saxo Bank's Chris Anker Sorenson, BMC's Mathias Frank, and Astana's Robert Kiserlovski.
Kruiswijk was only 1:01 down, so Costa couldn't let him go, but he also couldn't wear himself out chasing; he needed to save his legs to cover further attacks by immediate threats like Schleck (-14 seconds,) Levi Leipheimer (-21,) Robert Gesink (-25,) Mikel Nieve (-40,) and Tom Danielson (-43.)
Valverde sacrificed himself for his teammate, pushing hard through the final ten kilometers to bring Costa within range of the four attackers. Costa did the rest, covering attacks by Nicholas Roach and Mikel Nieve and crossing the line in lockstep with Schleck, making sure not to lose a fraction of a second.
"Together with my stage win in the Tour, this is my most important triumph and the one I'm going to enjoy the most for all efforts we had to take," Costa explained. "I want to dedicate this to all the team, because they made a magnificent labor all week. I have no words to describe it."
A Scary Stage for a Tired Rider
Costa had trouble on the hard climbs of Stage Eight, losing most of the time he had gained with his excellent ride in the Stage Seven time trial. Stage Eight was short, with a couple of serious climbs, but Stage Nine was lethal: 216 kms with a Cat 2 climb followed by a pair of HC ascents wrapping up atop a Cat 2 mountain.
After the first climb, Costa realized he had no reason to worry. "I saw I had good legs after the first climb and that made me confident," he explained.
The day's breakaway didn't escape until 40 km into the stage: Jeremy Roy (FDJ-BigMat,) Brent Bookwalter (BMC,) Kris Boeckmans (Vacansoleil-DCM,) Tanel Kangert (Astana,) and Matteo Montaguti (Ag2r.) This group opened a gap of 13:15 before the chase got serious. The break stayed together until the climb up the hors categorie Glaubenbielen. Boeckmans dropped off first, Bookwalter was next, as Montaguti pushed on to capture all the King of the Mountain points (he won the Mountain Classification.)
RadioShack pushed hard up this climb, trying to isolate Costa. The pace shrunk the leading group to seven riders: Schleck, Costa, Valverde, Danielson, Nieve, and Gesink.
Halfway up the climb, Euskaltel's Nieve attacked, with Garmin's Danielson following. That got nowhere, but the next attack, by Frank Schleck, was more determined. Nieve was the only rider able to follow Schleck at first, Danielson and omega Pharma-Lotto's Leipheimer tried to follow, Schleck pushed on, dropping Nieve, but Danielson made the effort to catch the RadioShack rider.
Schleck insisted; he dropped Danielson, who rode along between Schleck and the quintet of Costa, Valverde, Nieve, Leipheimer, and Rabobank's Gesink.
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Nieve also made an attack in the final few hundred meters, but it was too late. The three riders with Kruiswijk crossed the line a few seconds ahead of the chasers, and Costa didn't let anyone gain a second on him.
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Tanel Kangert |
Astana |
5:54:22 |
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Jérémy Roy |
FDJ-Big Mat |
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Astana |
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Rabobank |
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6 |
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7 |
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Saxo Bank |
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8 |
Frank Schleck |
RadioShack-Nissan |
0:01:48 |
9 |
Robert Gesink |
Rabobank |
0:01:48 |
10 |
Rui Da Costa |
Movistar |
0:01:48 |
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time |
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Movistar |
35:54:49 |
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RadioShack-Nissan |
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Rabobank |
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Steven Kruijswijk |
Rabobank |
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Movistar |
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Fashioning readers: canon, criticism and pedagogy in the emergence of modern Oriya literature
Mishra, Pritipuspa (2012) Fashioning readers: canon, criticism and pedagogy in the emergence of modern Oriya literature. [in special issue: BASAS special issue] Contemporary South Asia, 20, (1), 135-148. (doi:10.1080/09584935.2011.646080).
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Through a brief history of a widely published canon debate in nineteenth century Orissa, this article describes how anxieties about the quality of 'traditional' Oriya literature served as a site for imagining a cohesive Oriya public who would become the consumers and beneficiaries of a new, modernized Oriya-language canon. A public controversy about the status of Oriya literature was initiated in the 1890s with the publication of a serialized critique of the works of Upendra Bhanja, a very popular pre-colonial Oriya poet. The critic argued that Bhanja's writing was not true poetry, that it did not speak to the contemporary era, and that it featured embarrassingly detailed discussions of obscene material. By unpacking the terms of this criticism and Oriya responses to it, I reveal how at the heart of these discussions were concerns about community building that presupposed a new kind of readership of literature in the Oriya language. Ultimately, this article offers a longer, regional history to the emerging concern of post-colonial scholarship with relationships between publication histories, readerships, and broader ideas of community – local, Indian, and global.
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Keywords: | literary criticism, oriya literature, tradition, public |
Subjects: | D History General and Old World > D History (General) > D890 Eastern Hemisphere P Language and Literature > PK Indo-Iranian |
Divisions: | Faculty of Humanities > History |
ePrint ID: | 300548 |
Date Deposited: | 23 Feb 2012 08:26 |
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These days, the only thing harder than making money is hanging onto it. It's easier to protect dandelion fuzz in a tornado. Everywhere you go, everyone wants a taste. Their only job is to get a grip on your money. And some of these folks are pretty darn good at their jobs.
Solicitations. Donations. Handouts. Charges. Taxes. Commissions. Percentages. Invoices. Expenses. Billings. Licenses. Permits. Compensatory Remunerations. Honorariums. Balance due. Ante ups. Shipping fees. Handling fees. Entrance fees. Exit fees. The way we're getting nickel and dimed from every angle is like being nibbled to death by ducks.
You know that phrase: "The best things in life are free." Popularized by rich people to keep the rest of us from getting too curious. Besides, nothing's free anymore. Fast food condiments cost extra. Bags at stores are no longer gratis. Gas stations charge for air and water, setting an ominous precedent.
Banks used to reward people for handling their money, not anymore. Now customers pay for everything. There's a charge for using a teller. There's a charge for not using a teller. There's a charge for telling the teller where to stick the charge.
Airlines have figured out how to make money off of food, blankets, legroom, checked bags, aisle seats, in-flight entertainment, and it's only a matter of time before the bathrooms, seat belts and oxygen masks require prepaid activation codes.
TV and radio used to be free. Now all the premium content is on cable or satellite.
Microsoft and Adobe have moved to a subscription model. Netflix is 10 bucks a month. Third world orphan rescues cost 10 bucks a month. Dating services, cheap gyms, music apps - 10 bucks a month. Everybody wants 10 bucks a month. You know what: 10 bucks here, 10 bucks there. That stuff adds up. We've moved beyond nickel and dimed to death: this is more like sawbucked to death.
There's a free trial period, but we need your credit card number for processing.
And yes, you're right. This column is written every generation. Our parents lamented the passing of full service gas stations. Our kids will probably bemoan the loss of free water in public rest rooms. "Used to be, you could let the water run right down the drain until it got to be the exact temperature you desired. No, I'm serious."
Even when you do buy something, you're immediately harassed into acquiring other useless stuff, no matter the location. Commercials at the checkout counter, gas station pump, in elevators, cabs, movies, ballgames. Ceiling screens at the dentist are next.
Eventually our refrigerators will be sponsored and make suggestions. Until finally people are convinced to sell naming rights to their children. "Did you hear? Clear Channel Schultz is going out with Enron Nelson. It's a match made in heaven. And Texas." Speaking of which, we can definitely expect Hell to feature Geico commercials.


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Are Voters Rational? Evidence from Gubernatorial ElectionsJustin WolfersUniversity of Michigan at Ann Arbor - Department of Economics; The Ford School of Public Policy, University of Michigan; The Brookings Institution; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER); Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA); Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR); CESifo (Center for Economic Studies and Ifo Institute); Kiel Institute for the World Economy March 2002 Stanford GSB Working Paper No. 1730 Abstract: Standard agency theory suggests that rational voters will vote to re-elect politicians who deliver favorable outcomes. A second implication is that rational voters will not support a politician because of good outcomes unrelated to the politician's actions. Specifically, rational voters should try to filter signal from noise, both in order to avoid electing incompetent, but lucky politicians, and to maximize the link between their votes and optimal incentives. This paper provides insight into the information processing capacities of voters, by measuring the extent to which they irrationally reward state governors for economic fluctuations that are plausibly unrelated to gubernatorial actions. Simple tests of relative performance evaluation reveal that voters evaluate their state's economic performance relative to the national economy. However, these tests only provide evidence of rule-of-thumb performance filtering. More sophisticated tests reveal that voters in oil-producing states tend to re-elect incumbent governors during oil price rises, and vote them out of office when the oil price drops. Similarly, voters in pro-cyclical states are consistently fooled into re-electing incumbents during national booms, only to dump them during national recessions. Consistent with an emerging behavioral literature, this suggests that voters make systematic attribution errors and are best characterized as quasi-rational. Number of Pages in PDF File: 32 Keywords: Voting, rationality, elections, voter rationality, state elections, economics and politics, voting models, governors, behavioral economics, political economy JEL Classification: D7, E6, H0, H7 Date posted: April 18, 2002Suggested CitationContact Information
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