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Yolanda Martinez-San Miguel will interrogate current paradigms defining Colonial Latin America and the Caribbean from an area studies perspective using Archipelago Studies as a counterexample. Both the Caribbean and the Philippines experienced an "extended colonialism" that begins in the 16th and 17th centuries and extends until the twentieth century, and include the coexistence of more than one colonial system (Spanish and French in Martinique, Spanish and U.S. American in Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines). Dr. Martinez-San Miguel will revisit piracy in the 19th century to propose another approach that circumvents the master-narrative of nationalism and focuses instead on a postcolonial reading of Caribbean colonialities.
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Hurricane Sandy, deemed by some the "Frankenstorm," has and will continue to leave a lasting impact along the East Coast. Locally, the Ohio River Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross has deployed two volunteers to help with the aftermath of the storm.
According to Eli Allen, Disaster Services Coordinator with the Ohio River Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross, the deployed volunteers are Tom Lykins and Tom Frazier.
"Right now they (Lykins and Frazier) are responding to Hurricane Sandy and will be working in the areas of shelter operations and health services," Allen said. "They are expected to be deployed for about three weeks."
He said Lykins and Frazier have been deployed as Red Cross volunteers in the past.
"Tom Frazier has been involved with most of the major hurricanes and natural disasters since (Hurricane) Katrina including Ike, Gustav and many others. Tom Lykins has recently returned from responding to help with Hurricane Isaac," Allen said.
According to information provided by the Red Cross, "more than 1,300 disaster workers have been deployed to 16 states. Workers have come from all over the country to help those affected by the storm. The Red Cross has 170 emergency vehicles are ready to respond and more than 230,000 ready-to-eat meals have been sent into the area.
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MSNBC commentator Chris Matthews should be fired, veteran political expert Roger Stone says.
Stone, a longtime campaign aid who advised Presidents Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and other top GOP figures, explains that as a self-declared Democrat candidate for the U.S. Senate from Pennsylvania, the famously belligerent Matthews cannot be seen as an non-partisan commentator.
"NBC talking head Chris Matthews has confirmed to former Reagan White House speechwriter Peggy Noonan that he will challenge Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Specter in 2010 because he believes Specter will be too old to be effective," according to Stone.
Writing in his Stonezone.com Web site, Stone fumed, "Chris Matthews may look in the mirror and see a U.S. Senator but I see nothing other than a self important windbag. Matthews, known best for slagging his fellow Democrat Hillary Clinton and his abusive nature with underlings at MSNBC, has also been known to comb his hair for hours before his TV appearances."
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Stone adds, "NBC officials should fire Matthews given the fact that his partisan personal ambitions will now cloud any political analysis he may put forward. You can't be a candidate and an unbiased analysis at the same time."
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When people encounter difficult ethical challenges, research has shown, they generally ask themselves the question, "What should I do?" Organizations, too, frame the principles to guide managerial conduct in terms of "should." Despite the pervasiveness of having a "should" mindset when confronting moral dilemmas, however, the authors of this paper argue that a significant class of ethical challenges, often overlooked in efforts to understand misconduct, benefit from the application of unconventional thinking. When encountering ethical dilemmas, shifting one's mindset from "What should I do?" to "What could I do?" generates moral insight, defined as the realization that ostensibly competing values are not entirely incompatible. Moral insight allows for exploration of more possible solutions beyond the apparent constraints of the problem provided, and for the formulation of creative solutions that satisfy multiple moral imperatives. Although our natural inclination is to contemplate dilemmas with a "should" mindset, the authors argue that adopting a "could" mindset opens a broader range of possibilities and brings us one step closer to moral insight. Read More
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"The core challenge for everyone who performs necessary evils comes from having to do two seemingly contradictory things at once: be compassionate and be direct," say Joshua D. Margolis of Harvard Business School and Andrew L. Molinsky of Brandeis University International Business School. Their research sheds light on best practices—typically overlooked—for the well-being of those who carry out these emotionally difficult tasks. Q&A Read More
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To start off, a bit of Dodger news - as they go back to the future, radio-wise.
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http://www.laobserved.com/archive/20...to_kabc_79.phpThe Dodgers are going home again, radio-wise. The team announced a deal today to return their games to AM 790 in a package that includes pre- and post-game shows, a Sunday night call-in show and plenty of flackery on sister FM station KLOS. The Dodgers were on KABC from 1973 through 1997.
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Episode PremiereMay 06, 2010
GenreDrama, Comedy
Show Period2007 - 2013
Production CompanyABC, ShondaLand
Cast and Crew
DirectorMark Tinker
ScreenwriterFred Einesman
Main Cast
- Kate Walsh as Dr. Addison Montgomery
- Caterina Scorsone as Dr. Amelia Shepherd
- KaDee Strickland as Dr. Charlotte King
- Paul Adelstein
- Benjamin Bratt as Dr. Jake Reilly
- Tim Daly as Dr. Pete Wilder
- Taye Diggs as Dr. Sam Bennett
- Brian Benben
- Audra McDonald as Dr. Naomi Bennett
- Amy Brenneman as Dr. Violet Turner
Additional Cast
- Brian Benben
- Caterina Scorsone as Dr. Amelia Shepherd
- Michael Patrick Thornton
- James Morrison
- Geffri Maya
- Sarah Hagan
- Larry Clarke
- Amy Aquino
- Timothy Bottoms
- Joann Willette
Cooper and Charlotte were supposed to go on a simple dinner date but end up in bed together. Their road to romantic recovery may not be the best news for Sheldon, who admits that he may be in love with Charlotte. Addison says, "Go get her. You have to try. If not, you'll spend the rest of your life kicking yourself and wondering why you didn't man-up and go for it." Yeah, uh, pot...this is your old friend the kettle...
When Charlotte wants to talk to Cooper about what's happening between them, he clams up. She storms into Sheldon's office ranting about how Cooper will never be all that she deserves. Sheldon says he will. He says, "I'm throwing my hat in the ring." Charlotte is stunned and we're thoroughly impressed. Way to go, Sheldon!
Claire, one of Violet's patients with anger issues, is back. Her husband believes there may be something wrong because she's been so happy and they're having lots of sex. That's not typical for their marriage. Amelia determines that Claire has a tumor that's stimulating her feelings of bliss. It needs to be removed. Claire says she'd rather die than go back to being as unhappy as she was.
Amelia tries to convince Claire to have the operation. She gives a passionate speech that's well-received. Claire agrees to the surgery. But her husband doesn't know if he has it in him to love the old Claire if she returns, which she does. Violet will try to help her get back the happiness that was always inside her.
William is back after the ALS treatment he received from overseas. Naomi believes he may have come home to die. She asks a bitter Fife to try his experimental protocol on William. He won't do it. Pete wonders if Fife is refusing to help because he's literally trying to kill the competition. The desperate look on Fife's face suggests that he's starting to realize that might be true. He tells Naomi he'll help William. For her.
Addison treats a young pregnant girl named Kim who has been having back pain. The girl's dad, George, won't leave her side. Kim has an aortic aneurysm. She needs surgery for a condition that is inherited from the father. But George doesn't have the disease that would lead to Kim's problem. He's not her father. So, who is he?
Sheldon thinks George may be a kidnapper. When Kim's condition takes a turn for the worse, she's rushed to surgery as George flees. Sam and Addison work in perfect unison to pull Kim through. They share a look leads us to believe they may be perfect together outside of the OR, too. Our hopes are quickly dashed when, after surgery, Sam says they'll be friends but never more than that.
When Kim wakes up, she's confused. George kept her so isolated that the only love she ever knew was his. Addison says that Kim will love her baby when she's born, but not with George. Because she doesn't want her daughter to go through what she went through. The police are able to find Kim's real parents who will hopefully help her on her long road back to the world she left so long ago.
After what Cooper said about her in court, Violet gives him the silent treatment. Cooper rattles off a bunch of times in the past where he forgave Violet for things she did to him. She eventually does forgive him and tells him to go after Charlotte if he loves her. Violet also asks Pete to forgive her. Not now, but someday. Pete suggests starting with overnight visits with Lucas. Violet smiles and hugs Pete, leaving him a bit shaken.
Dell has been accepted to UCLA medical school. He only shares the news with his patient, Maya, who goes into labor early. They head to the hospital where Sam and Addison wait in the ambulance bay for their arrival. A man involved in a head-on collision arrives in need of a heart operation and Sam's on-call. Addison promises to update Sam as soon as Dell and Maya arrive.
The people from the other car involved in the head-on collision are air-lifted to the hospital. Addison's face is consumed with confused concern as she sees an injured Dell heading her way. Behind him, a stretcher is wheeled toward the emergency room. As an unconscious Maya passes by, Addison watches helplessly. We're feeling pretty helpless, too.


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Clinical Nephrology, Volume 79 (2013) - Supplement 1 (28 - 33)
High-tone external muscle stimulation in endstage renal disease: effects on quality of life in patients with peripheral neuropathy
1 KfH Kidney Center, Würzburg, Germany, 2 Department of Nephrology, Cluj, Romania, 3 KfH Kidney Center Tirschenreuth, 4 KfH Kidney Center Lohr am Main, 5 Department of Internal Medicine, University of Würzburg, Germany
AbstractObjective: High-tone external muscle stimulation (HTEMS) has been shown to ameliorate painful peripheral neuropathy of dialysis patients. We hypothesized that HTEMS could also lead to improved parameters of health-related quality of life (HRQOL). Methods: 25 end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients (17 men/8 women, mean age 62.2 ± 14.2 years) were enrolled for the study. For evaluation of HRQOL the short form SF-36 was used. In addition, the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HADS) and the pain severity score were investigated. HTEMS was applied intradialytically for 1 hour, 3 times a week. Its effect was evaluated just before the beginning and both 6 and 12 weeks after onset of this study. Results: SF-36 showed a significant effect of time for the subscales of physical role functioning and social functioning. A marginal significant positive trend could be observed for physical functioning. The pain symptom questionnaire sum scores improved significantly after 12 weeks. The HADS did not change significantly. Conclusion: The data indicate that intradialytic HTEMS treatment of ESRD patients with peripheral neuropathy ameliorates various components of physical health.
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Deena Defends Her Sister Joanie, Says Mike's Sex Claim Was "Not True"
Remember during the Jersey Shore Season 5 finale when The Situation was caught running his mouth about the dirty details of his brother Frank and Deena Nicole's sister Joanie's sex life? Well, now Deena is saying that Mike was lying all along.
"Mike should have never made up rumors about my sister that we're [sic] never true," Deena tweeted during the finale. "Or talk badly about my family."
During the episode, Mike made a reference to a sex act that Joanie allegedly performed on his brother, calling it a "special talent" that is only bestowed on "the chosen ones." The details of what exactly that sex act was were never revealed (MTV bleeped out almost the entire conversation) but it definitely involved something gross enough for Deena to get offended.
Either way, it looks like Deena is still pissed at Mike for stirring the pot. We're guessing that Frank and Jonaie are no longer an item?
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CENTER VALLEY, Pa. – Holy Cross senior Camille Trainor (Worcester, Mass.) and sophomore Alex Gustafson (Medford, Mass.) have earned two of 10 spots on the softball Patriot League All-Academic team, as voted on by the Patriot League's softball sports information directors. To be eligible for the Academic All-Patriot League team, a student-athlete must have at least a 3.20 cumulative grade point average and be a starter or key player in his/her sport.
Trainor is a sociology major and three-time member of the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll. The senior captain started all 45 games for the Crusaders this season and played all nine defensive positions at one point during the year. She caught the first game and pitched the second game of a twin bill versus Hartford (4/12) and the Crusaders earned victories in both games with Trainor throwing seven complete innings in the circle, allowing two earned runs and four hits while striking out three. She ended the season tied for second on the team with two home runs and first in sacrifice bunts (7) and runs scored (14). As a pitcher, she totaled 17 appearances going 76.2 innings.
Gustafson is a biology major and started 44 of 45 games at third base this season. She finished second on the team in batting average at .294, hitting .327 in Patriot League play. She was also second on the teams with 37 hits, 12 runs batted in and 47 total bases and was tied for second with two home runs on the year. Gustafson led the team with 11 multiple-hit games.
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Below is the poem entitled Try To live happily which was written by poet
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You applied divorce what was a matter?
I'm little liberal and a good chatter.
when we go for shopping why do i talk others?
we live in a society as a sister and brothers,
what do they think about me you worry Mr. fatter?
you start heavy drinking and chain smoking,
and terrifying your soul, she 'll flee away, not better.
you 're my husband taken an oath in front of God,
In the public, not secretly you speak in voice loud.
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The Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC)
Today we're releasing our advance notification for the March security bulletin release, which is scheduled for Tuesday, March 13. This month's release includes six bulletins addressing seven vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows, Visual Studio, and Expression Design. As always, we recommend that customers review the ANS summary page for more information and prepare for the testing and deployment of these bulletins as soon as possible.
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Another Way to Build Wealth
By JLP | January 21, 2007
I have been thinking about our personal finances lately (well, all the time). I noticed recently that our household net worth has doubled over the last couple of years, which is pretty impressive in my book. I started thinking about what caused this growth. I can think of a few things:
1. Good bonuses
2. Excellent 401(k) growth along with good contributions
3. Pay raises
4. Getting rid of our credit card debt
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5. NOT increasing our lifestyle
All of these combined were the ingredients in the growth of our net worth but I think the real key was number 5: NOT increasing our lifestyle. This wasn't always possible. When we were younger, pretty much everything we did was an increase in our lifestyle. Now that we are in our mid (to late) 30s, we have the house, the cars, and the other stuff that we had to purchase when we were younger. Now we are basically coasting along and so every raise and every bonus can be used to increase our net worth instead of increasing our lifestyle. That's not to say that we wouldn't like a nicer house in the future or a nicer car to replace our 9-year old Honda Civic.
The point of all this? Well, if you are young and just graduating from college, think long and hard before you go out and buy that fancy car or rent that expensive apartment. Instead, concentrate on setting up your emergency fund, getting started in your 401(k), paying off credit cards, and buying a house. And finally, RESIST the temptation to spend those raises and bonuses. Then 10 – 15 years down the road, you'll be most happy!
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14 Responses to "Another Way to Build Wealth"
Miguel Says:
January 21st, 2007 at 2:52 pm
Nice summary, which fits well with the wealth discussions I've been having over at SingleMa's blog. I also have experienced a major run-up in NW over the past 5 years and my list would mirror your list almost precisely, except for #4 – We've been CC debt free for at least the past decade (but I am a few yrs older than you). And I also add a #6, strong real estate markets.
It felt as though we went from 0 to 60 in a relatively short period of time. However, in reality, the early years provided a solid foundation for wealth creation.
Once you reach a point where your lifestyle is satisfactory (usually in your mid-30's), the key is to maintain the same lifestyle even as earnings continue to increase. If ever there was a quick way to becoming a millionaire, this is it.
Single Ma Says:
January 21st, 2007 at 3:49 pm
Congrats! Do you share your NW on this blog?
"Then 10 – 15 years down the road, you'll be most happy!"
This is where most people (self included) lose their motivation. What about being happy NOW? Do you not celebrate the bonuses and pay raises at all? I'm sure those rewards were a result of hard work and many sacrifices.
How do you resist the temptation of buying what you want if you know you can afford it? Let's say a new car or big screen TV for example. Is there a healthy median? Or is the only way there (i.e. building wealth) to save, save, save? Work hard today…but enjoy life later?
These questions are rhetorical so you don't have to answer. My point is, it's hard to stay focused and think long term if there is no compromise or at least SOME SMALL reward(s) along the way.
I'm "almost" to the point of reaching a fixed lifestyle that I will maintain for a long time. Excluding two large spikes that I expect (sending daughter off to college and furnishing my home), I'm pretty comfortable.
Congrats again! Doubling your NW in just a few years IS impressive.
not confucius Says:
January 21st, 2007 at 4:38 pm
Great advice. SingleMa brings up a good point — its hard to think that far ahead when you're young. Especially when you just come out of school and are earning "real" money for the first time. I wish I was able to stick to this advice a few years ago. Still, better late than never for me! =)
JLP Says:
January 21st, 2007 at 4:40 pm
not confucius,
It may be hard to think that far into the future, but you HAVE TO if you want to build wealth. The future is going to come whether you plan for it or not.
Miguel Says:
January 21st, 2007 at 5:03 pm
@ SingleM Ma – JLP's last NW update in Dec put him just over the $1mm bar on retirement assets. Woo hoo!!!
To the questions you raised, I think the key is to find a lifestyle that fits like a comfortable old shoe. Which is not to say that there won't be the occaissional splurge or bonus celebration, but to say that those things become exceptions to the rule. Some people I know seem to be constantly in the bonus celebration mode as the norm. Big bonus comes around, they buy new cars, jewelry, winter vacations, etc, as if they expect the gravy train to just keep coming year after year. If the bonus gets cut, they will have to cut back on lifestyle. In my household, we start with the prior year's budget with the objective of holding it steady or at least returning it to normal after a major splurge – different mindset.
Admittedly, now that I'm in my 40's and thinking much more seriously about the astronomical amount of money it will take for me to feel comfortable that I have reached true financial independence, it is much easier to pass up the new cars, boats, etc. in exchange for a measure of financial security. I don't know how JLP does it while still in his 30's and with kids, and would love to hear more from him on the subject.
Josh Says:
January 21st, 2007 at 6:46 pm
Miguel, I think you may be confused — I'm pretty sure that's a hypothetical retirement portfolio JLP has posted about.
Miguel Says:
January 21st, 2007 at 6:51 pm
Oh – Oops!
Single Ma Says:
January 21st, 2007 at 8:47 pm
@ Miguel – I love this analogy:
"I think the key is to find a lifestyle that fits like a comfortable old shoe."
You know I'm a fan of thought provoking quotes…and shoes. So this really helped to put it in perspective. Thanks!
eR0CK Says:
January 22nd, 2007 at 8:20 am
Good post. The most important thing to note is that you didn't increase your lifestyle.
More often then not, many people increase their lifestyle as they make more money and end-up being in the same debt situation as they were previously. I see this a lot especially with college grads after they get that big paycheck.
I actually enjoyed the links more then the post, but thanks for those too!
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mei Says:
August 21st, 2009 at 9:42 pm
Can't state enough how important the sacrifices that go into wealth creation are.
Curious if anyone has caught this book yet? "The Richest Man in Town" by W Randall Jones. I've read half of it so far and let me tell you it is well worth it. Would like to hear what everyone else thought of it?


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The Trimble Tornado™ external dual frequency antenna contains advanced technology for extremely low multipath, outstanding low elevation satellite tracking, and high phase center accuracy. Use the Tornado antenna together with a GeoXH™ handheld or GPS Pathfinder® ProXH™ receiver for high-accuracy mapping and GIS data collection.
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Oct 15 2007
A Lot of Time on My Hands
I have a LOT of time on my hands. I mean, a lot. My house is totally clean and all the laundry is done and put away, of course, and I have no junk drawers anywhere in my house that need cleaning out. I also have no unfinished projects, nor do I have any messy closets that need organizing. I have nothing to prepare for, nothing to write, nothing that needs refining or fixing or managing. So I spent a little while this morning working on a few "selective color" shots in Photoshop. Because I have nothing else to do. Nothing.
I never really can decide if I particularly like photos with selective color. I think the technique can be cool and effective, if the color you've selected in the photo tells some kind of larger story. But I don't really know what kind of story Cowboy Tim's bright yellow rain slicker tells in these shots, except that it was raining outside. And that his coat was bright yellow. I'm so, so deep. Complex, too.
And I'm not sure what larger message this selective color photo imparts. That wild mustangs have cute pink tongues? That my camera has a fast shutter? What?
And what about this one? Surely Beatrice's gargantuan bovine tongue has something important to teach us. Oh, wait…it's coming to me…I'm starting to feel it…wait…okay—I've got it! The photo just spoke to me. It told me to get off my bottom and do something productive with my life.
So I'm off to file my toenails—wish me luck!
138 Comments
Brooke On Monday, October 15 at 11:10 am
I'm 1st?? No way!!
I love your pictures and your photoshop skills! I'm just learning PS and I have a long way to go yet, but I'm always inspired by your shots!!
Have a great day! Oh and, if you want some more laundry to do, please feel free to come up to my house, I have plenty since I've been working every day since last Thursday!! LOL!
lisa On Monday, October 15 at 11:10 am
That's an interesting effect. I love the bright yellow slicker. It does say it's raining, but that the sun will shine again soon!
Liz Ness On Monday, October 15 at 11:12 am
Fun…the horse tounge cracks me up…the cow one, though, makes me a little nervous!
Liz Ness On Monday, October 15 at 11:14 am
D'uh…that was supposed to be tongue…not tounge — me fingers is broken!
Maria On Monday, October 15 at 11:16 am
I love it! Too funny. I really like the yellow with grey.
Lauren On Monday, October 15 at 11:17 am
I love this feature in Photoshop! My very favorite picture of my daughter is one of her sitting and hugging her bright orange "kitty meow meow". She is so angelic in the soft black and white, and then the bright orange cat just pops.
You are my favorite daily read, Ree. Thanks for opening up your life and sharing.
Terrie On Monday, October 15 at 11:18 am
Love the *pop* of color Ree….now I just need lessons on how to actually use the copy of PSE I've had on my computer for over a year
Water Works On Monday, October 15 at 11:21 am
Love the photo effects. Also love the complete denial of your actual life's demands. Like four punks to homeschool, feed and dress. I am denying laundry myself these days. Enjoy!
Janet from Ca On Monday, October 15 at 11:23 am
I'm not sure what story they are telling either, but I love 'em. Especially the rain slicker. Have a wonderful day full of nothing to do.
Becky On Monday, October 15 at 11:23 am
ok what you need to be doing is writing part XV of yourl ove story
BOSSY On Monday, October 15 at 11:25 am
"Calf-Nutty"! Oh wait, you mean this isn't the Name That Photo contest? never mind.
Pensguys On Monday, October 15 at 11:29 am
You have PLENTY to do….writing the next installment of "Black Heels…."
jess On Monday, October 15 at 11:32 am
beautiful pics, i love the mustang. you say you have nothing to write, but you have hundreds if not thousands of us waiting eagerly for the next installment of black heels.
Gina McGary On Monday, October 15 at 11:34 am
You are so funny! Great pics by the way-G
Carrie @ Three-Girl Circus On Monday, October 15 at 11:35 am
I love the Mustang's cute little pink tongue!
Laura S On Monday, October 15 at 11:38 am
Love the second pic. What is it with me and the shots of backs of people? Yeah, I don't know either, but I love them.
Teri On Monday, October 15 at 11:41 am
My 5 yr old daughter LOVES the cow picture. She started talking to it.
Laurie On Monday, October 15 at 11:45 am
Perhaps a picture of the guts of your junk drawers (with appropriate color pops) are in order. And I'll take photos of sparkling clean and daddy longlegs-free bathroom corners, for you! Yeah, that's gonna happen.
I love the first photo.
jouette On Monday, October 15 at 11:47 am
you? are a complete nut.
and you make me laugh.
p.s. hope that toenail filing went well.
Stef On Monday, October 15 at 11:48 am
i love the selective color feature. Not that i've ever used it, but i love the way it looks I need photoshop!
Barbara On Monday, October 15 at 11:49 am
I see another showing of your photos, Ree. All black and whites. The same selected color. If it's yellow as the raincoat (which portrays the sense of warmth and safety) then you could have yellow flowers or accents scattered throughout the gallery. Mmmmmm, yes it's time for another exhibit. After all, you have nothing else to do.
Jamie On Monday, October 15 at 11:53 am
How do you do the selective coloring??? I can't seem to figure it out — (I only have PS 7.0 — is it something new in PSCS2?)
Carolina Caren On Monday, October 15 at 12:01 pm
The rain slicker reminds me of that Dick Tracy movie with what's his name… Warren Beatty. Maybe you could get it from Netflix since you have all that free time on your hands. Like me – commenting on your blog is the *only* thing I have to do!
I won't tell you what the horse tongue reminds me of.
Randi On Monday, October 15 at 12:04 pm
That made an all ready disturbing picture completely gross. Ha ha!
Angela On Monday, October 15 at 12:04 pm
Well since you asked, I'll give you my honest answer.
Please don't let anybody throw calf nuts at me or anything, but I hate it. It's too gimmicky for me. I much prefer your shots straight out of the camera to anything you photoshop. You have a good eye, Ree. Don't mess with the toys too much.
Stepping off the soapbox and ducking,
Natalie (Cakehead) On Monday, October 15 at 12:05 pm
I have the same issue with selective color. I often find that I do something and think it looks great, then go back the next day and think it's horrid. For what it's worth, I think the cowboy pictures are very cool, and the other ones are just too funny!
Robin (the pensieve one) On Monday, October 15 at 12:06 pm
Are these pictures CLUES for tomorrow???? Or the peeping dogs? Or are they DIVERSIONS?
I sooo shouldn't have noticed you in Bloglines 'cause now I'm thinking in caption….
Randi On Monday, October 15 at 12:06 pm
I mean the cow, of course….
mamasgotmoxie On Monday, October 15 at 12:10 pm
i love the last one with the cow… it's hilarious! i've gotta show that one to my 2-year-old son… he's really into cows right now. the horse kinda looks like you photoshopped (can i make photoshop a verb?? oh well, i did…) a tongue onto his face! and the cowboy… i dunno about that one. maybe if you made his raincoat hot pink. that would've been something to talk about!! hahaha… great work though…
andrea On Monday, October 15 at 12:12 pm
i love this idea!
we have a black pug whose ping tounge is just
adorable, maybe i'll try the same thing!
lomagirl On Monday, October 15 at 12:13 pm
how DO you use selective color? I always think it's a little fakey- but I like the first pick. And the horse might make a good greeting card. That cow though- that's a greeting card to put someone off her feed!
Quit teasing about filing your toenails and get to work on the STORY!!!!
Dancing Shoes On Monday, October 15 at 12:14 pm
Love the black and white with the yellow!
Don't quite know what to think of the selective color on body parts!
Danelle On Monday, October 15 at 12:21 pm
The cow pic totally icks me out. I don't like the horse one either. But, I do like the cowboy one. Why would you want to bring focus to the tongues?? Tongues are pretty gross when you look at them actually.
Kristi On Monday, October 15 at 12:26 pm
I don't know about any stories myself, but those are definitely captivating. I LU-HUV the mustang one.
Now, promise not to show a selective color photo of your toe jam. M-kay?
AprilBrokenA On Monday, October 15 at 12:36 pm
I love that first pic! Wonderful! I have a selective color pic of my boys in scout uniforms in front of rows upon rows of US flags. Red was the selected color – and its absolutely BEAUTIFUL!
shrewspeaks On Monday, October 15 at 12:38 pm
Okay…maybe this will be for the next installment of "Ask P-Dub", but where did you get your photoshop training? And what workflow program do you use? Bridge, Lightroom? I.Must.Know.
PS-Do you have 48 hours a day in OK? Cause…I am trying to do all you do and can't seem to accomplish it on NJ 24 hour a day time.
ORKMommy On Monday, October 15 at 12:40 pm
I found your site last week and I'm completely addicted!!! I caught up on all of the Black Heels installments and can't wait for more!
I really should be working, but this site is much more interesting!!!
jenny On Monday, October 15 at 12:43 pm
share one of your 'how to's' on this effect!
'Tree' On Monday, October 15 at 12:47 pm
Thanks for the Photoshop tips and how-to's. I love them!
NonnieM On Monday, October 15 at 12:48 pm
I don't mind accent colors if they're more subtle, but I think the yellow raincoat is a bit too jarring. The horse one is "ewww", but I think the cow one is kind of funny.
(Do you dehorn any of your cattle?)
Leah On Monday, October 15 at 12:51 pm
Those are awesome.
Love them!
~Leah in Alaska~
WDS On Monday, October 15 at 12:53 pm
hey, since you got time on your hand, please reply to last week's email or this weeks phone message….
Shama On Monday, October 15 at 1:02 pm
Good luck WDS….she's impossible to get a hold of and loves it!
Rocks In My Dryer On Monday, October 15 at 1:04 pm
Love the yellow rain slicker, but the impossibly pink tongues are freaking me out a little!
Windy On Monday, October 15 at 1:04 pm
I agree with Angela, I like the pictures straight out of the camera – but I guess you are having fun.
Susie On Monday, October 15 at 1:09 pm
oh my gosh… I can't stop laughing at that cow.
JCK On Monday, October 15 at 1:10 pm
I looove playing around with Photoshop. I really like the yellow rain slicker 2nd shot. Tongues, well… they ARE funny.
Can I just be totally jealous of your cleaned out, organized, swept up, spit shined house/life? It seems I live in piles. The only thing I'm on top of is feeding my children & husband (usually), reading blogs and writing!
I love your blog – just discovered it! The design is awesome. Very unique.
Kim On Monday, October 15 at 1:29 pm
That is so funny!!!! Those pictures are very cool.
Now…why do you not have anything to do? Are your kids in school? I guess I don't follow all that closely…where do they go to school? Is your youngest in school?
Sandy On Monday, October 15 at 1:30 pm
So if I name the horse picture, "Mus-tongue Sally" today, will it count tomorrow? Great pics, Ree.
Windy On Monday, October 15 at 1:44 pm
I will say, though, I like the pictures of Cowboy Tim in the yellow slicker. Much more impressive than if they were all in color or black and white.
tj On Monday, October 15 at 1:54 pm
…Hello Ree! I say, "nah" on all three of them… It seems it would be better if the color didn't 'pop' so much, maybe if the colors were more subtle… But then maybe that was the look you were shootin' for, I dunno…and seriously? What the hay do I know anyway… lol ;o)
…Have fun with the toenails!
…Happy Monday ya'll!
MrsA On Monday, October 15 at 1:56 pm
I just *knew* your neck of the woods got some of the wet stuff! What I did not know was that cowboys wear yellow raincoats in wet weather.
You learn something new every day!
MrsA On Monday, October 15 at 1:57 pm
OHHH–I like the yellow slicker #2 best.
Cheryl On Monday, October 15 at 2:13 pm
You had me going for a minute in the beginning. The laundry was believable after seeing your new washer and dryer, but then I thought, nothing to do? Got it. Love the pics.
Janice in TX On Monday, October 15 at 2:13 pm
I love the way Tim's horse stares/glares at you. Like, um..don't you have some nails to file?
With all this time on your hands how about another installment of BWTW? Ok, I will admit I'm a happy camper today….I REALLY came back to see my favorite guy Bob again. For me, that was much better than the novela.
Janice in TX On Monday, October 15 at 2:14 pm
thats BHTW I shouldn't even attempt acronyms.
Dee On Monday, October 15 at 2:29 pm
Oh my goodness! When I first saw that picture…I thought it was Tom Selleck in that yellow slicker on that horse …my heart started pounding very fast! OK…I got a grip!
Oh…I love the "selective color"…I REALLY have to learn how to do that! Very dramatic with the black & yellow..I love it!
chocolatechic On Monday, October 15 at 2:44 pm
You have nothing to do but play?
Not fair! Not fair!
Make us all some food!!!
Sue On Monday, October 15 at 2:50 pm
Some people just don't get sarcasm, do they? LMAO. You crack me up, freak!
landlok On Monday, October 15 at 3:06 pm
Oh thot I'd split a gut when I scrolled to the 1st tongue pic, and did on the 2nd… Thank 'gawd' for depends ;)..
You are too funny!!
Ann in TN On Monday, October 15 at 3:14 pm
Tapping my foot and patiently waiting on the next installment of the love story.
Neek On Monday, October 15 at 3:15 pm
Love the photos! Especially the mustang pink tongue – that cracked me up!…
Now back to the story……….
HeyJules On Monday, October 15 at 3:16 pm
I have to say I feel so much better knowing I'm not the only one who blew off everything else in their life to spend hours playing around in Photoshop. My yard didn't get mowed and my bathroom didn't get cleaned but I got new photos up on all my blogs.
Lordy, this stuff is addictive.
T-dub On Monday, October 15 at 3:17 pm
Ree, love the yellow rain slicker against B/W… the tongues are funny, but not really great images for print, IMO. Selective color is such a neat effect. I tried one recently, don't think I can embed it but here's a link to it:
Incidentally I created that pic right after you posted the instructions on creating the burned edge.
Jessica On Monday, October 15 at 3:18 pm
I love love love the view from your bathroom. I want more MM story! Stop leaving us hanging here. I check like two or three times a day ( if not more) to see if you've updated the story.
Joan On Monday, October 15 at 3:19 pm
I love selective color shots, I especially like the second yellow slicker one. Great job… I don't know that there is anything too "deep" with selective color, but they are just interesting. So there.
Donna On Monday, October 15 at 3:25 pm
Hi Ree – I'm sorta new here. I've been reading awhile without commenting, except for a couple of "name this photo" contests. I just wanted you to know that I stumbled onto this site by accident and it has quickly become my absolute favorite.
You are such a talent. I love your writing! You make a girl believe that fairy tales DO come true. And your photography is incredible! Everything from landscapes to food to cows to people.
You are so talented and charming that I can't wait to see what's in store for us each day!
Happy to have found you!
Oh – and I love the yellow raincoat.
Stace On Monday, October 15 at 3:27 pm
I'm loving your selective color photos…I'm going to have to play around with that a bit. I like the effect sometimes, but mostly I like full on color..
I love the top one best.
Dana On Monday, October 15 at 3:37 pm
I like selective color. Or at least I USED TO!
I do a lot of selective color. Or at least I used to. I'll never look at it again without thinking of the tongues!
Tana On Monday, October 15 at 3:43 pm
I'll help you make up your mind, Ree – selective color sucks! Ha ha ha. No really, I don't care for it – it's a little cheesy.
And since you have so much time on your hands, dontcha think you could write some more installments of Black Heels? Or at the very least come over and help do my laundry?
Leonie -Australia On Monday, October 15 at 3:46 pm
I like selective colour, I did the same thing with a photo of my dog, & just did the tongue, for some reason it makes me smile whenever I look at it (does that mean I am easily amused)?
Miz Booshay On Monday, October 15 at 3:46 pm
I like the yellow…but like you …I don't know what it means.
"What does it all mean anyway?"
In Schindler's List, Speilberg put a little girl in a red coat in his movie….the whole movie was black and white.
I have always wondered, what was he trying to say.
But they sure are purdy to look at.
Becky in Va On Monday, October 15 at 3:49 pm
The variety you offer your fans is wonderful! I like it all. I'm not good at humorous photo titles, so sometime in the far, far future (like next time) would you please have a "Name that Photo Contest" that would have a serious title. That way some of us that aren't funny would have a chance to win!
B.T.W. My 3 year old grandson helped me make your oatmeal pecan cookies the other day – wow, they are so good. I've tried many of your recipes and they have all been big hits! I can't wait to poach some eggs in a water tornado.
Your bathroom/laundry room make-over is wonderful. You sure had great help making those decisions.
Thanks for sharing your everyday living with us.
Life Is Good
Erin On Monday, October 15 at 3:53 pm
I don't have anything else to do either! I really don't have any dirty floors that need to be mopped! I have all the time to read Confessions….
jadine On Monday, October 15 at 3:55 pm
Baaaaaaaaaahahaha! Actually LOL'd at the pink tongues
David Mills On Monday, October 15 at 3:58 pm
The slicker says it's raining. The other two are merely what I see outside MY bathroom window.
Country Girl On Monday, October 15 at 4:03 pm
all your pics have stories to tell…it is up to us to see it….
Barbara On Monday, October 15 at 4:35 pm
Love the pics – but all I can say is as you have so much time on your hands are you free to clean my house as well !!! lol !! Barbara
Therese On Monday, October 15 at 4:57 pm
I'm with Angela and Windy – I prefer other techniques in photos than selective color. I'd use selective color subtlely (is that an actual word?) or not at all.
And Ree, didn't you have fun this morning – looking for something, anything else to do other than that which you should do? I haven't tried playing around with photoshop yet, but I can give you lots of other ideas on how to avoid chores (all of them much more fun than doing your toenails)!
BTW, do you still homeschool your children?
Windy On Monday, October 15 at 4:59 pm
Do punks Nos. 1 and 2 have a computer? I'm waiting to see a message from the girls on the comment page to get your attention after reading WDS's message above.
Kristen & the herd On Monday, October 15 at 5:01 pm
Silly goose!
tracey On Monday, October 15 at 5:12 pm
Oh my Gosh Ree, you are too too funny. Love the one of the bovine tongue…actually it kinda scares me. Now that I am really considering it, I may have nightmares…
Gina On Monday, October 15 at 5:42 pm
Oh I think Cowboy Tim's yellow slicker speaks volumes about the life of a modern day cowboy! I love it.
Ang in TX On Monday, October 15 at 5:42 pm
I don't really care for selective color. That is until I saw the picture of the mustang, then I giggled to the point I had to love it.
Jennie On Monday, October 15 at 5:45 pm
Will you be giving a lesson on how to do this? I'd love to know!
Mike On Monday, October 15 at 5:51 pm
Looks like you got the hang of it!
Lisa On Monday, October 15 at 5:57 pm
Love the photoshop stuff, wish my computer was faster to load the pictures, (that is what you get when you live in the middle of now where and dont have high speed) The suspense is TOOOOOOOOO much we all need more from "high heels to tractor wheels"!!!!!!!!!!!
ps the bathroom/laundry room looks great
have a good day
Jane On Monday, October 15 at 6:04 pm
I was just watching Charles Gibson on ABC news reviewing 'mommy' blogs. I checked it out… and sorry, no way as good as yours! Not that this is technically a mommy blog, but still – I wanted you to know.
Divina On Monday, October 15 at 6:08 pm
Well then, how about the STORY?!?!?!?
Put that at the top of the list,eh?
Pretty please…….
Divina On Monday, October 15 at 6:09 pm
nothing to do…..huh!
Evelyn On Monday, October 15 at 6:12 pm
I LOVE these photos with the selective color. Especially the horse and its pink tongue. Now, if you really didn't have anything to do today, how come we haven't gotten the next installment of Black Heels to Tractor Wheels? There is still more to tell, isn't there?
Oh … I have a lot to do at my house – garden clean-up before winter gets here, the whole house needs organizing. If you have time and want to come stay with me for a week, I'd LOVE your help!
Whitney On Monday, October 15 at 6:23 pm
You are hilarious!
Thanks so much for making me smile every single day!
Briget On Monday, October 15 at 6:35 pm
"Nuttin to do around the house"
Uh Huh. I do the same thing – ignore the piles of laundry and the dusty corners when something more interesting beckons. For you, photography and photoshop. For me, writing and reading. To each her own.
P.S. I love the yellow slicker. Love the way it jumps out of the picture at you. The pink tongues are cute, but…don't quit your day job.
Carolyn On Monday, October 15 at 6:57 pm
Only you would choose the tongue as your "selective color" choice. Whaaa, haa haa, heee heee hee.
Melissa On Monday, October 15 at 7:22 pm
Hahahaha! I love the tongue photos!
Susan On Monday, October 15 at 7:33 pm
You say that today you are completely caught up, with nothing that needs doing. I had a day like that. In 1978. I still remember it fondly, the feeling of total control and organization. None since, tho'. And I'm retired 9 years!
Meg from Georgia On Monday, October 15 at 7:43 pm
I can understand your "not having ANYTHING to do" I'm putting off laundry, cleaning out closets etc. just reading your blog!! I'm an addict!!!
Meg from Georgia On Monday, October 15 at 7:49 pm
another thought on your pics today…They remind me of the movie Schindler's List. It was all black and white except the little girl in the pink coat. It was so dramatic, sad and though provoking all at the same time. I loved the pics!
JenB On Monday, October 15 at 7:56 pm
okay – you have outdone yourself this time!! I had to go find wipes to clean the soda off my monitor!! Between the horse & the bovine!! I swear – love it!
ashpags On Monday, October 15 at 8:18 pm
Awesome. I really like the first one. All the cowboys I know wear bright yellow slickers like that one…you'd think someone would have come up with another color by now! =)


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During the promotion for "What Maisie Knew " our favorite Viking, Alexander Skarsgard, took time out for an interview with inquisitr.com.
He and Onata Aprile talked about their friendship:
THE INQUISITR: You and Onata had a great relationship in this movie. How did you two strike up that chemistry you have?
SKARSGARD: I had been attached [to the film] for four months. It was a role I hadn't done before so it felt like an interesting challenge. I was excited about the project, especially with Julianne [Moore], she's one of the greatest actresses we have. But it's all about Maisie and it's not easy finding a six or seven-year-old girl to carry a film like that. One day they called me and had a meeting with this young lady and sent me the tape. There was something very strong but vulnerable, and she had so much presence. We met up at David' [Siegel]'s house and drew a castle. [To Onata] What were we doing that day, do you remember?
APRILE: We made a castle with a moat and then we cut out people and we made it so that they were standing up.
SKARSGARD: It was a big day, and a big moment, because I was very excited about this young girl, but I also felt like, "This is it." It's so much about the chemistry. You can't fake that with someone that young. It's got to be real. It took about three seconds and I said, "I think we're good."
The opportunities brought on by True Blood:
THE INQUISITR: As True Blood gets more and more popular there's opportunities to do other projects like this. What are you interested in?
SKARSGARD: It's all about challenges and doing things that don't feel repetitive. It should be and hopefully it is a creative profession. The creativity is in the discovery. You first sit down with a script and you start to think about the character, "Alright, this is something I haven't done before and I don't quite get who this guy is, but I'm curious and I want to discover who he is." If I don't feel that when I'm reading it, it's not a fun process. If I have all the answers then there's no discovery there. Reading Maisie after I shot True Blood for six months was great because I thought, "Oh man, this is something very different." There's got to be some question marks. Moving forward I want to keep pushing myself and to find those challenges, and to learn and grow as an actors.
And the show itself:
THE INQUISITR: Do you feel like the True Blood books are following your character's arc well?
SKARSGARD: At this point I think we've kind of gone on a different path. It's based on the world and the characters, and in the beginning we follow book by book. The season would be based on that book, and the third season would be based on the third book, but now it's taken on a life of its own. I think it has to because otherwise what's the point of watching the show if you can just read the books? It has to have its own identity.
THE INQUISITR: There's this terrible rumor going around that your character on True Blood is going to get killed off. Is that true?
SKARSGARD: I obviously can't say [LAUGHS]
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Jeff Starnes of Greg's Antiques & Garden unloads his truck Friday night. (Photos by Lee Talbert/Johnson City Press)
Vendors began setting up their booths around 5 P.M. Thursday on Main, Market, and Roan Streets in downtown Johnson City for the Blue Plum Festival. The festival activities started at 11 A.M. Friday.comments powered by Disqus