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How I earned my wrinkles
I have been blessed by the Wrinkle Fairy.
She perches on my right shoulder. I caught her waving her sparkly wrinkle wand at me last week. She was laughing as she anointed me. I frowned at her and tried to swat her off my shoulder. It's not easy to avoid the Wrinkle Fairy when you are married to the Master Wrinkle Maker, my husband, Scott.
I started to take notice that the wrinkle fairy is more active when he is in the room. I follow him around closing cabinet doors, drawers, putting things back in the fridge and searching for his ever-lost keys. He also swears he told me important facts that I never remember hearing come from his mouth.
For instance, he says he told me, "Don't use the American Express card. The balance is getting too high." That afternoon I went out and I charged $214 on American Express. I have no recollection of his conversation about not using that card. I think he is messing with my mind. This makes me wrinkle up as I try to back trace in my menopausal mind. I can barely remember him, let alone an imaginary conversation. The Wrinkle Fairy notices my expressions, and she does a little twirl as she BAM! shakes her wand at me.
When you have five kids, there is always something and someone to worry about. I got extra blessings from the fairy back then. When they were teenagers I'd wait in the cold and dark at 2 a.m. just waiting for them to try to sneak in. I'd be praying, "Dear God, please let them drive up now and be safe….so I can kill them personally!" BAM! …wrinkle fairy is not happy about being awake on a cold, dark night either. She zaps me twice! BAM! BAM!
When my estrogen level plummeted, the wrinkle fairy worked overtime. She almost fell off my shoulder from daily fits of laughter. She got dizzy spinning and bopping me with that wand of hers. I remember thinking I needed to shake her off, but then I'd get busy and forget. This forgetfulness is causing my crow's feet to turn into eagles's claw. My brow is so wrinkled, I feel like that cute little puggle dog, but I'm not little enough for it to be so cute.
Yesterday I went to the grocery store without my list. There was only one item, and I could remember that easily. I went up and down every single aisle trying to remember why I made this crucial trp. I could not remember to save my life. When I got home, I splashed water on my face and when I looked in the mirror, I remembered. I went to the store for WRINKLE CREAM!! My fairy friend is now doing the Macarena on my shoulder.
I made the mistake of telling Scott about this. At 2 a.m. last night he got up to go to the bathroom. I heard him yelling, "Get out of here! Get! Get! Don't even think about it!!" I thought we must have had a water bug or a mosquito. He came back to bed, and I asked him what was in there. He said, "It was one of your wrinkles trying to attach itself to my leg. Don't worry. I caught it and flushed it. You're safe tonight." For the love!!!
My fairy rolled over and covered her ears. It must be exhausting being my fairy. She needs her rest. Who knew laughing can cause so many wrinkles?
My wrinkle fairy and I have made peace. I've decided to embrace her blessings.
By the way, she told me her name is Wanda. I call her Wanda with the sparkly wand. We are now best friends. I'm taking her to lunch today. She is my new best
BFF forever!
— Anne Bardsley
Anne Bardsley, of St. Petersburg, Fla., is the author of the soon-to-be-published ANZ World…How I Earned My Wrinkles, a collection of humorous and sentimental stories about marriage, motherhood and menopause. She lives in a menopausal world with a husband who gives her wrinkles. When people ask her age, she sometimes tells them her bra size. "36-C," she says, "was a wonderful age."
Extraordinary stories
Lily Tomlin says Judy Carter "is not just funny but she also knows how to help others find their authentic message and communicate it in a way that makes audiences laugh." Her newest book, The Message of You Journal: Finding Extraordinary Stories in an Ordinary Day, is available in paperback on Amazon and as a downloadable interactive PDF.
Judy Carter
Judy Carter is a motivational humorist, stress reduction expert and author of three books — The Message of You Journal: Finding Extraordinary Stories in an Ordinary Day, The Message of You and The Comedy Bible. She is a regular contributor to Psychology Today. A popular and hysterical speaker, she has given keynote speeches for more than 1,000 companies and appears frequently on television shows, sharing the stage with Billy Crystal, Robin Williams, Lily Tomlin and Deepak Chopra, among others.
Ring me
In a day and age when music programs across the nation are being cut from school budgets, there appears to be one place where music is still a hot commodity: on cell phones.
Gone are the days of the boring monotone ringer. We are in the 21st century…a time of innovation, a time of creativity, and a time when you can download a belching sound as an indication that your grandmother is calling.
When my best friend's cell phone rings, it plays the first three bars to Stevie Wonder's "Superstition." My mother's cell phone plays a waltz from "The Nutcracker." More impressively, my friend from college has downloaded the theme to "Murder, She Wrote" on her cell phone. (Every time it rings, I feel a little nervous for my life.) My father, however, has stuck to the more traditional, one-beep ring. (I don't think he knows how to program his cell phone ringer. Nor do I think he cares.)
However, your cell phone ring can be an important personality identifier. Can you imagine if your company president had a cell phone that played "Money, Money, Money?" Or, would you date a guy whose phone rang to "Smooth Criminal?"
Walking around Main Street this weekend, I kept my ears glued for different cell phone rings. I was amazed at the diversity of music coming from people's pockets and purses. I heard everything from Justin Timberlake to the sound of fireworks. At one point, I really believed that Bruce Springsteen was in the local bookstore when I heard his voice coming from behind the non-fiction section. (I was highly disappointed when I learned it was a pregnant woman with adult braces, and not my beloved Bruce.)
During my research, I also realized that some people have a talent for recognizing others' cell phone rings in only a few notes. I felt like I was witnessing an episode of Name That Tune while watching a mother of three teenagers distinguish who needed to answer their phone in a local diner. She knew that it was her youngest daughter's Rihanna phone ringtone in fewer than two notes!
So, after hearing all of these clever cell phone rings that have surrounded me, I realize that not only do I have to choose what cell phone service to buy, I also have to worry about choosing a ringtone for me. Shall I pick a classic Beethoven ditty or a more contemporary Kate Perry song? Shall I try out the "sound of rain falling on a car roof" or the bizarre "funny donkey" pre-loaded ring? (Does a funny donkey really have a sound?)
I've contemplated this decision, and have come to a verdict. In order to be distinctive, I'll stick with the vibrate mode. Apparently, everybody else just wants to make noise.
— Becky Munsterer
Becky Munsterer writes daily for the "here today, gone tomorrow" blog, Novel Nibble. She's also the author of two children's books (The Little Rippers and Kat McGee and the School of Christmas Spirit.) She lives in Norwich, Vt., where she actually doesn't have cell phone reception.
I'm sexy and no one knows it
I might be having a mid-life crisis.
I'm not sure because crisis is exactly the opposite of how I'm feeling, which is sexy.
Hard to believe, since I can no longer just bend down and get up in a single motion, and have a wrinkle in between the brow that is now a crevice you could lose things in. Still, I'm sashaying around wearing all my fancy clothes that are actually years old, but I would never wear before because apparently, I was saving them for my mid-life crisis. Also, I have clean hair. Never underestimate the power of clean hair.
I had no idea that this feeling was one of the mid-life symptoms. So I started researching, and sexy wasn't anywhere on the list of what to expect.
It did say that mid-life is the time more people step out with a young lova. But this makes no sense to me. Someone young cannot see someone middle aged without causing one to die of shock and the other of embarrassment. If anything, I'd have to get me a very old, blind lova. That is, if my husband says it's okay.
They also say there's a lot of reassessment, and I have been contemplating my life lately and wondering if I actually have one.
Many people quit their jobs. I don't have a job. Maybe I'll get a job! Yeah! That's it.
But then how could I go to the gym to lose the five pounds I need to rock my minivan right and attract my old, blind lova? All of sudden, I understand why men buy Porsches. They're feeling it and want to show off their bada** selves, while they're still bada**.
I read that a mid-life crisis spurs drinking, so I bought a couple of cases of wine because I like to be prepared. I don't know if that would go over well on my new job, but I'm thertainly giving it the ole college try. urp.
Not that I'm qualified for anything anymore.
I can just see me at a business lunch, cutting up a client's food and then, if he gets distracted by our fascinating conversation about what's on sale at the supermarket, forking some fish into his mouth. At least since he ordered it; it wouldn't come back out in a disgusted dribble like I just fed him clumped dirt. So there's that.
Okay, forget the job. I've got too much to do anyway. Let's see… well, the kids are all finally at school, leaving me with the bulk of the day to my own devices. It's the first time in over 10 years that I've had the house to myself for the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
It's amazing. I can actually think when they're gone.
They are gone. My babies! Oh my babies are gone!! Oh my GOD!!!
Pause for slug of wine.
Okay, deep breaths. Much better.
I do wonder what is going on in my body that's making me feel so full of… No. Not myself. I was going to say, life. Whatever it is, I'm feeling good. Maybe I'll take up tennis. Or start running races. Or schedule a little fix in the face? Or dye my hair a ravishing red.
Wait?! What if it's like when a person is near death, and they all of a sudden get that last surge of energy before the end??!! Oh no!! Is this my last bit of sexy?? Then it's gone?! FOREVER?!
Well now I'm depressed. They say that's a sign too.
Pause for another slug.
Whatever. For the moment, I got my sexy back.
Maybe hot flashes will be better than I think.
How you doin?!
— Alisa Schindler
Alisa Schindler is freelance writer who chronicles the sweet and bittersweet of life in the suburbs on her highly entertaining blog www.icescreammama.com. Her essays have been featured on Mamapedia.com and Bonbonbreak.com as well as in the book, Life Well Blogged. She is a member of "Yeah Write," an online community for writers, where she has won the Jury Prize multiple times in the group's weekly essay writing contest. She has just completed her first novel that she feels comfortable showing to someone other than her mother.
No trampoline tonight
I suppose it's a good thing that my goal is to live to be 110 because after spending the last several hours cleaning my son's apartment, I may inadvertently have sacrificed a year or two.
He didn't ask me to do it, and he certainly didn't expect that I would. We were supposed to be enjoying a merry old time tonight with a group of his friends who invited us for dinner and then an evening at the local indoor trampoline park. Awesome, right? Yes, I was ready to don a set of Nick's sweats and hop till I dropped this evening, but an unexpected call from his workplace changed our plans, leaving me with four hours to entertain myself, and no cable television.
"I guess I'll have some time to write after all," I tell him as he hurriedly dresses to cover a shift. He looks great in his dress pants, shirt and tie, but cuts himself in his rush to shave.
"Why are you using a disposable razor?" I ask, knowing from personal experience how unforgiving they can be.
"I don't know," he says, pressing a piece of toilet paper to his chin. "A leftover habit from when I didn't used to shave every day, I guess."
If he could, he'd likely never shave, but his job now requires it. I make a mental note to buy him a real razor.
He leaves, and I open the refrigerator to rustle up some dinner. Looks like it'll be a celery and peanut butter extravaganza, and when I open what should be the fruit drawer to see if there's anything I might add, I recoil in horror.
No, there's no severed head or any other body part in the drawer, but there's clearly something growing, and not something anyone should eat. I decide that my young bachelor could use a little help, and set aside the celery for later.
I survey the small apartment and decide to start with the floors, drab beige-brown linoleum that almost hides months of neglect. After running the vac (note: buy new vacuum bags), I fill the tub with bleach water and search for a mop, but find only a dry-mop. Into the tub it goes, and I instantly feel better slopping it across each room and capturing all the dust bunnies.
The color of the tub water when I rinse the mop makes me think that I should repeat what I've just done, several times, but my time is limited and there's much still to do. Like clean the tub, which is blooming both black and an unnatural pink. And the toilet, which rocks when you sit on it, and the sink, which is attached to the wall at the perfect height for a Lilliputian.
I look for a new sponge (note: buy new sponges), to no avail, so I use the one that keeps the bar of soap from slipping into the sink; it's in considerably better shape than the scary one Nick has been using on dishes in the kitchen. My hands start to look like old lady's hands (I've only just hit my middle-age) and I wonder if I should be wearing a haz-mat mask, but it's too late. I've gone too far.
After dousing all bathroom surfaces with bleach (note: buy more bleach), I scrub what I can, including the abused trash can. Then it's back to the kitchen. I open the refrigerator again, hoping that what I saw an hour ago isn't really as bad as I first thought, but in fact, it is far worse.
When I remove the drawer to clean it in the sink, what I find under it at the bottom of the refrigerator defies description, and for a moment, I consider pretending I've not seen it. I could clean and replace the drawer, and no one would be the wiser. But then I wouldn't be able to sleep. Ever.
And so I do what I must with a skanky sponge soaked in antibacterial spray (note: buy more antibacterial spray), and as the saying goes, one thing leads to another. I do my best not to breathe each time I go in for a scrub, but I start to hear the doctors' dialogue when I'm 108.
"Poor old girl," they say. "I'll bet she cleaned her son's refrigerator when she was just middle-aged. There's no way she'll make it to 110 now."
Nevertheless, I know that I will finish what I've begun.
When all of the red-green gooey jelly-like substance is gone, I finish up by scraping a meal's worth of food from the inside of the microwave and wipe down the stove front and hood. The sponge can handle no more, and my peanut butter celery is calling me.
I clean the kitchen trash can, toss in the mangled sponge, and scrub my flaky hands with the last drop of antibacterial spray. Time for dinner (note: buy more celery) and three, yes three brownies. Hey, I'm only going to live to be 108 now, so I might as well enjoy every moment!
Nick returns shortly after 10 p.m. and I note a brief expression of concern on his face. He senses that something is different, but cannot put his finger on it.
"Wow. I normally just carry the whole trash can to the dumpster. You were brave to pull out that flimsy bag," he tells me when he sees the over-full bag by the front door.
I tell him just how brave I've been.
"Thanks, Mum," he tells me, and I know that we both will sleep well tonight.
— Laurel McHargue
Laurel McHargue was raised as "Daughter #4" of five girls in Braintree, Mass. After attending Smith College for three semesters, she then graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1983 with the fourth class to include women. Her constant quest for adventure landed her in Leadville, Colo., where she currently writes and resides with her husband and German Shepherd. She has recently published her first novel,"Miss?" and has co-edited Not Your Mother's Book…On Being a Stupid Kid (Publishing Syndicate). Read more at www.leadvillelaurel.com.
Something to sneeze at
You probably already know — maybe not in so many words — that a sneeze is a "semi-autonomous, convulsive expulsion of air from the lungs through the nose and mouth, usually caused by foreign particles irritating the nasal mucosa." Well, that's Wikipedia's definition anyway.
I'll tell you what irritates my nasal mucosa: Is it just me, or do all women suffer menfolk who have disgusting habits?
Not long ago husband Peter and I had bad colds with deep choking coughs that lingered on and on like guests who stay past bedtime — one more sneeze, another funny story, a couple more bone-rattling coughs, kiss miss hug ugh — will they never go?
I'm contagious!
I doctored myself with aspirin, Clementines and tea, but the tickle turned into a scratch, followed by a bark, then volcanic explosive sneezes. Full. Blown. Cold. Aching, itching, coughing, Nyquil moments, although no Nyquil passed my lips.
Peter's symptoms started a few days after mine. But would he eat a Clementine, take a spoonful of yummy orange-flavored cough syrup or swallow an aspirin? No-o. He is English, though, so he willingly drinks tea. Lots of tea. At least six cups a day when he's well, eight or 10 cups when he's under the weather. Plus, he's very good at resting and doing nothing. Excellent, in fact.
Meanwhile, I dragged myself through daily chores — opened cans of soup, kept the teapot topped up, changed sheets and towels, disposed of used tissues. As soon as I was sure I would live, I returned to my routine which, by then, included piles of laundry. Sorting. Washing. Drying. Sorting again. Folding. And folding.
In my husband's pile there was one shirt, two pair of knickers and thirty-two (32!) handkerchiefs. (Peter will not use tissues, which I argue are more sanitary, but that's a battle I'll never win.)
So that many hankies I could understand, but why, for the same period, did he wear only two pair of skivvies and one shirt? The man showered every day, yet didn't change his underwear? I checked to make sure his drawer was full of "drawers." It was, all in good condition, too, a surprise in itself.
Are all men like this or just my man?
Now I have a lot of handkerchiefs, delicate, lacy, embroidered ones, but would I desecrate them by using them when I have a cold! Heavens, no! I always carry one in my purse in case I happen to swoon and need to dab my forehead daintily. Or I make curtains with them. Yes, I do.
I use tissues for colds, sweat and tears.
My mother never allowed a box of Kleenex to cross her threshold. "Wasteful," she said. "You have perfectly good hankies to use, Judy," she'd say. "You can blot your lipstick on a square of toilet paper, one square, mind you." I still do the latter, but tissues, especially the aloe-impregnated ones, are my friends when I have a cold. I'm sure I went through at least two 124-count boxes of "Dematologist tested" Puffs during my illness.
At a recent luncheon, friend Nancy said she'd looked everywhere for men's handkerchiefs. Finally, she asked a clerk at J.C. Penney's where they were. The young woman was blank, so Nancy described a white sixteen-inch cotton square with rolled edges. The woman said, "I'm sorry, but I have no idea what you're talking about."
She probably uses the crook of her elbow when she sneezes. Call me old-fashioned, but I think a well-placed tissue to encapsulate those millions of germs, followed by well-washed hands, is more effective, and certainly more ladylike.
— Judy Clarke
Judy Clarke is a wife, mother of two daughters, grandmother to two grown grandchildren, reader, writer and blogger in southwest Virginia. Her two non-fiction books, Mother Tough Wrote the Book and That's all she wrote, can be found on her friends' and family's shelves, and she's working on a novel,But why? (That's the title of the novel, not a question to self).
Maybe tomorrow
I wanted to write something funny today about the meaning of life, or about the Middle Eastern Meltdown, or about my lack of a cosmetic surgery fund, but then I accidentally tuned into "Philosophy Talk."
Philosophy Talk is an entertaining public radio show featuring John Perry and Ken Taylor, philosophy professors at Stanford University. The topic was "Procrastination."
I decided to clean up my kitchen while I listened to the program. Cleaning the kitchen had been on my "To-Do" list for awhile, but it hadn't worked its way to the top until today, when it became a convenient way to postpone some other task, like writing my column.
Until I listened to the program, I had no idea that I was engaging in what Dr. Perry calls "Structured Procrastination." I thought I was just goofing off as usual. But when he started explaining his ideas, I perked up.
Most people regard procrastination as one of the seven deadly sins, but Dr. Perry has created a brand-new philosophical framework for understanding it and making it work for us. Oh, be still my beating heart!
He explains it this way. "Procrastinators seldom do absolutely nothing; they do marginally useful things, like gardening or sharpening pencils . . . Why does the procrastinator do these things? Because they are a way of not doing something more important. If all the procrastinator had left to do was to sharpen some pencils, no force on earth could get him to do it. However, the procrastinator can be motivated to do difficult, timely and important tasks, as long as these tasks are a way of not doing something more important."
He goes on to say, "The trick is to pick the right sorts of projects for the top of the list. The ideal sorts of things have two characteristics. First, they seem to have clear deadlines (but really don't). Second, they seem awfully important (but really aren't)."
For example, I started my column weeks before the deadline, but when the radio show came, I was presented with an irresistible opportunity to clean up the kitchen instead. Second, although my article is important to me (and, hopefully to my editor and my seven fans), its urgency lessened in the face of the sticky kitchen floor, the grubby dishwasher and the food-streaked cupboard doors. It was only afterward that I discovered I was practicing the fine art of Structured Procrastination. Now, I can feel smug and philosophical at the same time!
If reading Dr. Perry's treatise doesn't give you reason enough to enjoy your proclivity for procrastination, then let me tell you about another. Procrastination has monetary value!
Most people realize by now that businesses operating web sites often install "cookies," or little bits of code, onto our computers each time we visit their sites. These cookies are like little spies who monitor and record our Internet activities.
What I learned from a technology expert was how to use this shady practice in my favor. She explained that if you visit a website and place an item in its shopping cart but don't finish the transaction, the company will likely target you later for an ad and/or coupon for a discount on that very item. It's no coincidence that after you leave the PetRX site, for example, you will notice a banner ad for discounted Advantage popping up on your screen as you check your email.
I had unknowingly discovered this on Amazon a few days before Christmas. Ever since reading a review about the Kodak i8 video camera, I became besotted and surfed many sites for pre-Christmas deals. I got so carried away on the Amazon site that I placed the camera in the shopping cart, but then got cold feet at the retail price of $179. My Inner Mother said, "Why are you spending that kind of money on yourself — you don't NEED it!" Sadly, she won, and I left the site before completing the transaction.
But on Christmas Eve, the nice folks at Amazon sent me a sweet email saying I could have my coveted video camera for only $98, plus free shipping. I told Mom to go bake some cookies while I grabbed my credit card and ordered the camera. It arrived five days later.
It's now almost March. The camera is still in the box. Unless something more important comes along to bump it from the top of my "To Do" list, I probably won't get around to it for awhile.
Thanks to Dr. Perry, however, I can use my "Get-Out-of-Guilt-Free" card and enjoy whatever it is that keeps me from opening the Kodak box.
Can you say "cheese?"
— Rosie Sorenson
Rosie Sorenson is the award-winning author of They Had Me at Meow: Tails of Love from the Homeless Cats of Buster Hollow. Her work has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose Mercury News, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and others. In 2007, she won an honorable mention in the Erma Bombeck Writing Competition.


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2006 Chevrolet Cobalt Question: Thud when hit the brakes
I have had my tires all replaced and ball joints struts and everything checked but it still knocks and jumps when i hit the brakes!! What is this?? Is there a recall on the front end of the cobalts? - rondaet
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Answer 1
There is a Technical service bulletin regarding brake noise on Chevy Cobalt when brakes are applied. Correction to brake noise is to replace front brake pads and Add Splash Shields. Follow procedures in service bulletin 00-05-22-002J for servicing the brake rotors and replace the bearing/hub to steering knuckle spacer and replace the spacer with a splash shield on each side. - Protech2989
Answer 2
Get your breaks done and roders... Had the same problem with the car pretty much jumping when coming to a stop at a high speed... Got my front breaks and roders done and now its smooth. - laurenp8806
Answer 4
Does the brake pedal feel like it is going to kick your knee into your face? if so have your brake pads and rotors REPLACED. Do NOT!!!! have them refinished. also you may want to have the splash shield installed as protech mentioned if that is actualy a TSB. I cannot confirm if that TSB is real off the top of my head but it sounds reasonable. - autotec
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The city's only rooftop drinking establishment is reborn.
It officially opened in 1933, right after Prohibition, but was likely a gay speakeasy before that.
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Cata, Alder, and ABC Cocina are doing exotic riffs on the classic cocktail.
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It's part of a big revamp of the Renoir Hotel, by the Viceroy group, at 7th and Market.
The 'Post' conducted a very serious investigation.
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Gophers to Celebrate 20 Years Against Iowa on Sunday
After a week-long break, the Gophers will return home to Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 7 for a battle against the Iowa Hawkeyes. Kick-off is set for 1:00 p.m. CT.
As part of the halftime celebration, the University of Minnesota will honor the women's soccer program as the 2012 season marks its 20-year anniversary. Team alumni will be recognized as well as a special honoring of former Gopher standout Jen Walek, who was indcuted into the M Club Hall of Fame this year. Free limited edition 20th Anniversary posters will be handed out at the gate to mark the ocassion.
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Academy Awards behind-the-scenes chatter: Will 'Argo' or 'Lincoln' win? (+video)
The talk in Hollywood has gone beyond the single efforts of 'Argo' and 'Lincoln' to an evaluation of the careers of their directors, Ben Affleck and Steven Spielberg.
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During the countdown to the Oscars, the behind-the-scenes narratives arising about the nominees and earlier winners in the awards season are watched closely. And sometimes, they have as much impact on who takes home statuettes as the films themselves.
Nearly every year, there are "the snubbed," the "comeback kids," the "dark horses," and sentimental favorites, among other familiar archetypes.
"This is an industry of storytellers," points out Matt McDaniel, the Los Angeles-based managing editor of Yahoo! Movies. Spinning stories "is what everyone here does."
This year, much of the talk has centered on the "Lincoln"-"Argo" face-off – which most critics think are the top two contenders for Best Picture. As is often the case, the discussions have gone beyond the single efforts to an evaluation of entire careers.
2013's most passionately pitied "snub" – in case you have been reading about Oscar Pistorius in South Africa instead of the Oscars – is "Argo" director Ben Affleck. After he collected Golden Globes for both director and best film, the town issued a collective gasp when he was passed over for directing in the Academy Award nominations.
Everyone assumed Mr. Affleck would be a shoo-in for Best Director, says Stephen Brown, a marketing professional in Atlanta. "He made an outstanding movie, plus he overcame a challenging decade of paparazzi and bad-movie-fueled malaise," he says via e-mail. Hollywood generally loves to reward talent it discovered when young, he says, pointing to Affleck's 1998 Oscar for "Good Will Hunting."
The industry particularly likes the comeback story, Mr. Brown says, adding that in this case, because of the shoo-in assumption and the subsequent snub, many academy voters are seeing a Best Picture Oscar for "Argo."
But voters do not like to be told what to do, says University of Nebraska film professor Wheeler Winston Dixon, who has many former students in Hollywood. Efforts to sway votes have become particularly aggressive – a phenomenon that seriously ratcheted up in 1999 when producer Harvey Weinstein reportedly shelled out more than $15 million in support of "Shakespeare in Love."
The academy has since cracked down on splashy spending, banning swanky screening soirees for the roughly 5,800 academy members who vote.
Voting for this year's Oscars closed Tuesday night. Steven Spielberg, director of "Lincoln," was reported to have sent handwritten notes to voters, while a commemorative DVD of "Argo" was delivered to academy members.
Although he leans toward "Argo" winning Best Picture, Professor Dixon says "Lincoln" has a good chance, "because of this pushback" against influence peddling.
Mr. Spielberg himself has been in Affleck's position, notes Dixon, pointing to the "Jaws" Best Picture nod in 1976, when the director was not nominated. "A lot of people said, who do they think directed the film, the shark?" Dixon quips.
Spielberg's own narrative can work for and against him, points out Lester Friedman, film professor and chair of the media and society department at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, N.Y. His work redefined filmmaking. After "Jaws," studios began to focus on the "blockbuster," films costing $100 million and more. This has significantly reduced the money left for smaller, more-independent projects, Professor Friedman notes.
Yet Spielberg has also made a career of serious, historical pictures such as "Schindler's List" and "Saving Private Ryan." He received Oscars for both films.
While some may feel that "Lincoln" belongs in that pantheon, Friedman suggests that the tale of the 16th president's struggle to pass the 13th Amendment "should be remembered as one of his good, but not great films."


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Now let's look at the Stocks app which is another app that's only available for the iPhone and iPod Touch. And like its name implies, this app keeps track of stocks. Stocks tracks a couple of default stocks when you open it up including Apple, Google and Yahoo. Here you can see the current share price and how much the price has gone up or down that day. A green box indicates the price went up and a red box indicates the price went down. You can tap a stock to display its information below. Down at the bottom, you'll see a graph of the stock's performance history. The buttons above the graph let you adjust the time scale, so for instance you could see how the stocks performed over the past year, the past six months, the past week and so on.
If you flip the iPhone or iPod touch into Landscape mode, the graph fills out your entire screen. Here in landscape, you can flick through to see the graphs of the each stocks you're following. And again you can still use the buttons at the top of the screen to look at the performance history. Rotating back into Portrait, you can flick to the right down here at the bottom to find info like the opening-close prices, the 52 week highs and lows, and the average volume. Flicking past the graph to the third screen shows you another page with links to various news stories, if any, on the company who's stock you're following. Now of course, you'll probably want to edit the stocks being tracked, unless by some coincidence, these are the exact stocks you have an interest in.
To change the stock, stocks being followed, or to add that hot new stock you just bought, click the list button in the lower right hand corner. If you want to delete a stock, just hit the red delete icon, and then tap Delete. To add a stock, press the Plus button. Then type in either the company, market, or index name or, if you know it, the symbol, and hit search. Maybe I just bought some of Sandisk, so I'll type in Sandisk. And after a moment there it is. So once you find your stock, select it, and it'll be added to the list. You can use the handles to change its position in the list if you like.
Once back on this list screen you can choose the information that you want displayed on the main stock page. You can choose the percentage change in the stock, the current price, or the market cap. I'll leave price selected. Once you've got your stocks and info setup, tap Done. And back here on the Stock page you can now track all your stocks again. Be aware that stock prices are usually delayed about 20 minutes. If you find you need even more stock information, you can click the Y symbol in the bottom left of the screen. And the Yahoo Finance page will open up in Safari. So, that's the Stocks app in iOS 7.
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Memorial Day Weekend means it''s time to dust off the grill and prepare some delicious burgers, steaks and ribs. Here are a few recipes to get you started.
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Holy Spirit High School has another state title tonight!
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Ocean City High School's Devon Grisbaum not only won the 3000- meter run at Saturday's Hispanic Games in New York, but she did it in near-record time.
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New Year's Eve – a time for revelry, chicanery or, if you're the reserved type, peace and quiet.
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A Malaysia Airlines jet carrying nearly 300 people crashed near the border between Russia and Ukraine, according to Reuters and Interfax. The airline company has confirmed that it has lost contact with the plane, a Boeing 777.
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Addiction providers are worried about getting lost in the larger Office of Mental Health. (See story: Addiction providers defend turf in plan to merge services with mental health) "The fear is being a step-sister, the poor relation," said Marsha Nadell Penrose, executive director of The Next Step, a residential program for woman recovering from addictions […] [Read More]
Report card grades safety of New York hospitals
The 2011 New York Hospital Report Card was released today along with the list of safest hospitals. Read the story, Hospitals' focus: First, do no harm – Times Union. In the Capital Region, St. Peter's Hospital in Albany, Ellis Hospital in Schenectady and Glens Falls Hospital were named to the Safest Hospital list, while Albany […] [Read More]
Times they are a'changin' in NY health care delivery
Harvey Rosenthal said a county health official nailed it when he summed up the rapid pace of change in the health care industry in 2011 with an analogy comparing it to reform efforts in the 1990s. "The talk in those days was 'ready aim, ready aim, ready aim,' and it never happened. And now it's […] [Read More]
Slick marketing behind a NY anti-obesity campaign
All has been forgiven in the little drama involving the state Department of Health and Mr. Subb, a Capital Region sandwich chain. An enterprising marketing director at Mr. Subb had piggybacked on a state anti-obesity campaign encouraging New Yorkers to choose meals with less than 600 calories. Mr. Subb used flyers from the I Choose […] [Read More]
NY kids smoking less – 13% of high school students smoke
The New York State Department of Health today reported a significant decline in youth smoking over the last decade. The report entitled Youth Prevention and Adult Smoking in New York noted that smoking rates over the last decade decreased nearly 70 percent for middle school students and by more than 50 percent for high school […] [Read More]
NY grandparents raising children lose support
Grandparents are protesting cuts to a state program that provided training, education and support groups for grandparents who are the primary caregivers for their grandchildren, Grandparents raising kids among victims of budget ax – Times Union. "We have one thing in common," said Susan Kopcha, of Niskayuna, who is raising her 7-year-old granddaughter with her […] [Read More]
NY Republican Senate doesn't buy Obamacare
Times Union Capitol reporter Rick Karlin provides some insight today into why the state Senate dropped legislation that would have paved the way for setting up a health exchange in his story Session may be over, but work still remains – Times Union: The Senate's health care halt represents a relatively rare instance in which […] [Read More]
NY Health exchange moves forward
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But when will Sony roll out the official news?
After months of speculation and rumour about a possible successor to Sony's dogged PSP Go, all it took was one loose-lipped developer to lift the lid. Speaking in an interview at PAX 2010, Shaun Himmerick, Executive Producer on the upcoming Mortal Kombat reboot, not only revealed that the device existed, but also that his team had one.
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"We have a PSP2 in the house," he insisted, "and we're looking at the engine, like what can it support. Always a big thing for us is the performance. We're running at 60 fps, what can we do and do we have to build all the art assets over. We're definitely looking at them."
While he wasn't so bold as to suggest technical specs, Himmerick did suggest that the "PSP2 looks like it's a pretty powerful machine."
Whether this talk is a mere publicity stunt, a rouse or real confirmation of the PSP2's existence remains to be seen, but we'd like to think optimistically. One thing's for sure: if Himmerick's telling the truth, he can expect a very strongly worded letter from Sony any time now; the company are staying typically schtum about the new handheld. We'll bring you more news as we get it.
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by The GraduateAs a young man in my early twenties who grew up in conservative homeschool circles, I was excited to return home after spending four years in a Christian college. I had very little experience in dating and hadn't been in a relationship in college, but I had a good degree and a solid career lined up in front of me. My parents were excited too, because they hoped that I would be able to easily find a bride among the many single homeschool girls my family knew. I was a willing participant to their plans, but I soon found out that even with the right credentials, it was still impossible for me to come against homeschool patriarchy and perfectionism.According to Bill G … [Read more...]
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How the Doctrine of Hell Justifies Quiverfull Authoritarian Parenting
by Libby AnneFrom my experience, I would argue that hell is the worst Christian doctrine of all. I'm not even going to get into how there is no justice in punishing finite transgressions with eternal torture, or into all the other problems with the theological ins and outs of hell. Instead, I'm referring to the practical implications of the doctrine.I am a mother. I look at my beautiful young daughter, so full of life and joy and excitement and curiosity, and I feel my love for her bubbling up in my heart. If I believed that there were any possibility that this sweet little thing could end up tortured in a lake of fire for eternity, I would leave no stone unturned in d … [Read more...]
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by Libby Anne I can't say how often I've heard ordinary Americans defend Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar and their popular TLC television show, 19 Kids and Counting. "I wouldn't choose to have nineteen kids," they say, "but if they can manage it, who am I to question their choice?" "The kids look happy and healthy," they say, "look how polite and well mannered they are." I hear these comments and I just have to sigh.First of all, I want to point out that I would have concerns about the Duggars even if they were your ordinary family plus seventeen extra children. For one thing, there is no way any two parents can give nineteen children the individual attention and time they need. It's just no … [Read more...]
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by Sierra By the time I turned in my final remedial math exam, my family had settled into a tiny rental house in Pennsylvania. I was now eligible to start community college, getting prerequisites out of the way while finishing up my high school diploma. For my first semester, I was registered for Basic Problems of Philosophy (my mother, snickering, said, "There are a lot of problems with Philosophy," implying that it was a godless discipline), and Earth Science.Community college was a dazzling experience. Not only could I drive myself there three nights a week and not have to worry about tiptoeing around my father's ever-simmering rage, I could talk to normal people face-to-face. I became … [Read more...]
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Steadfast Daughters in a Quivering World ~ Part 4: Acknowledgement & Apologies
[Note: this series is dedicated to Quivering Daughters by the former-Quiverfull moms at No Longer Quivering.] In this part of our series, the ex-QF moms of NLQ are speaking directly to our own Quivering Daughters ~ though we've already said our apologies in person, we want to acknowledge the abuse we inflicted on our children publicly for their sake, though we're doing it anonymously out of respect for their privacy.Trigger warning: As painful it has been for us to write these confessions down ~ it may be even tougher for the Quivering Daughters who were on the receiving end of our neglect and abuse to read.~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*My children were everything to me. I remember t … [Read more...]
Steadfast Daughters in a Quivering World ~ Part 3: Perception
[Note: this series is dedicated to Quivering Daughters by the former-Quiverfull moms at No Longer Quivering.] by VyckieSo what is "abuse" and who gets to define it? Steadfast Daughters devotes a considerable amount of time and mental energy to this question. The trouble with making definitions central to the discussion is this: there's no way to do it without being condescending, petty and dismissive of Quivering Daughters who are reporting their highly personal, and necessarily highly subjective experiences of emotional and spiritual abuse.There is no objective way of defining and quantifying "abuse" ~ no way. Sorry. Try it if you must ~ but you will lose.Too many factors affect our … [Read more...]
Steadfast Daughters in a Quivering World ~ Part 2: Expectations
[Note: this series is dedicated to Quivering Daughters by the former-Quiverfull moms at No Longer Quivering.] by VyckieProverbs 22:6 says: Train up a child in the way he should go, And when he is old he will not depart from it.Damn ~ I really hate that verse. Let me tell you why.1) It is from this proverb that we Quiverfull moms got the idea that through diligent training we could ensure our children would become mature Christians firmly grounded in the Lord and His word. Of course, we all know that God has no grandchildren ~ our sons and daughters must come to their own faith in Christ ~ still, there is a promise implied in Proverbs 22:6 which leads QF parents to believe that by our in … [Read more...]
Steadfast Daughters in a Quivering World ~ Part 1: Sincerity
[Note: this series is dedicated to Quivering Daughters by the former-Quiverfull moms at No Longer Quivering.] by VyckieStacey McDonald, author of "Raising Maidens of Virtue: A Study of Feminine Loveliness for Mothers and Daughters," has set up a new website devoted to responding to Hillary McFarland's "Quivering Daughters" book and website.As one who embraced the idea of trusting the Lord with my family planning and devoted myself to raising up polished "arrows" fit for the Lord's service ~ "Raising Maidens of Virtue" was a much-referenced book in my large collection of "biblical family" materials. I loved the title. The words "Feminine Loveliness" filled my imagination with visions of … [Read more...]