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With John Wendland
Thu Jul 11th 2013 7.00am–10.00am
R=listener request. N=music new at the station. L=local music. Your purchases using the Buy it! links
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Booker T. And The MGs "Day Tripper"
from McLemore Avenue (expanded) (Concord 2011) —Music bed. Mid-60s instrumental version of The Beatles song recorded for Stax.
The James Hunter Six "It Won't Be Long"
from We're With The Beatles (Mojo 2013) N —This Lennon-McCartney composition is from a new CD compilation of various artists performing songs from the Beatles' second album, 'With the Beatles.' This CD accompanies the latest issue of Mojo Magazine (August 2013 edition).
Kim Weston "Eleanor Rigby"
from Soul Gospel (Soul Jazz 2005) —Gospel meets soul meets James Bond on this 1970 version of the Beatles' song recorded for People Records.
Wilson Pickett "Hey Jude"
from Funky Midnight Mover: The Atlantic Studio Recordings (1962-1978) (Rhino 2009) —Duane Allman plays lead guitar on this 1969 Atlantic single and was the person responsible for convincing Wilson Pickett to record the Beatles classic. The results speak for themselves. Recorded at Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals.
Budos Band "Reppirt Yad"
from III CD Album (Daptone 2010) —Music bed. Reworked instrumental version of the Beatles song.
Esther Marrow "Chains of Love"
from Newport News, Virginia (BGP url 2013) —Reissue (and available on CD for the first time) of her 1969 release made for the Flying Dutchman label. Pretty great cover version of the J.J. Barnes song.
Myron & E "Cold Game"
from Broadway (Stones Throw Records 2013) N —New soul release featuring lead vocals by Myron Glasper and DJ/producer Eric "E da Boss" Cooke from the U.S. with backing by the Soul Investigators - a soul and funk band out of Helsinki, Finland.
Marlena Shaw "California Soul"
from The Spice of Life (CADET 1969) —Written by Ashford & Simpson with a terrific arrangement by Richard Evans and Charles Stepney.
Brother Jack McDuff "Get It Up"
from Gin and Orange (Cadet Records unk 1969) —Music bed. Reissue of his 1969 Cadet release. Written and produced by Richard Evans.
Hank Ballard "Sunday Morning Coming Down"
from Sweet Dreams: Where Country Meets Soul - Vol. 2 (Kent 2013) N —Written by Kris Kristofferson and recorded for the Silver Fox label in 1970. The original version was recorded by Ray Stevens (!) in 1969. A year later, Johnny Cash recorded it and it went to #1 on the Country charts.
Arthur Alexander "Rainbow Road"
from Rainbow Road: The Warner Bros Recordings (Warner Bros. 1994) —Written by Donnie Fritts and Dan Penn and recorded in 1972.
Laura Lee "Uptight Good Man"
from A Road Leading Home: Songs by Dan Penn and Others (Ace 2013) N —1967 recording written by Dan Penn and Jimmy Johnson. Produced by Rick Hall and recorded at Muscle Shoals.
Willie Mitchell "Prayer Meetin'"
from Soul Serenade: the Best of Willie Mitchell (Hi Records / The Right Stuff 1999) —Music bed. Cover version of the Jimmy Smith instrumental.
Shelby Lynne "Leavin'"
from I Am Shelby Lynne (Island Def Jam 2000) —Written by Shelby Lynne and found on one of my favorite albums of 2000.
Chuck Prophet "Solid Gold"
from The Age of Miracles (New West 2004) —Written and produced by Chuck Prophet. - Chuck Prophet & The Mission Express will be at Off Broadway in August (Sat 8/17) with The Jans Project opening. Not to be missed, I tell you.
Stephanie Finch And The Company Men "Sensitive Boys"
from Cry Tomorrow ((((belle sound))) 2009) —Written by Chuck Prophet (who also produced this album) and Alejandro Escovedo. See previous entry. Stephanie is is part of the Mission Express.
Alejandro Escovedo "Down In the Bowery"
from Street Songs of Love CD Album (Fantasy 2009) —Written by Chuck Prophet and Alejando Escovedo with additional vocals by Ian Hunter.
Alejandro Escovedo "Fort Worth Blue"
from Street Songs of Love CD Album (Fantasy 2009) —Music bed. Instrumental written by Alejandro Escovedo and David Pulkingham.
Neko Case "Man (Clean Edit)"
from The Worse Things Get, The Harder I Fight, The Harder I Fight, The More I Love You (Anti- 2013) N —From her forthcoming Anti- release coming out on September 3. You can download the song at http://kdhx.org/music/news/song-of-the-day-man-by-neko-case.
Robert Pollard "I Killed a Man Who Looks Like You"
from Honey Locust Honky Tonk (Guided By Voices Inc. 2013) N —From his 19th solo outing which just came out this week. Never let it be said the man is not prolific.
Bob Reuter's Alley Ghost "She Brought Me To The Wire"
from Dana Dew/She Brought Me To The Wire 45 (Big Muddy Records 2013) N L —Brand new 45 from one of this city's most storied songwriters.
Dean & Britta "Incandescent Innocent"
from 13 Most Beautiful: Songs For Andy Warhol's Screen Tests (Double Feature Records 2010) —Music bed.
Peter Blegvad "Gold"
from King Strut & Other Stories (What Disc 2002) —"Pretty, of course and warm to the touch / But no longer alluring when you've handled so much / The lowliest of metals."
Camera Obscura "Fifth In Line to the Throne"
from Desire Lines (4AD 2013) N —Written by Traceyanne Campbell and featuring Neko Case on harmony vocals. One of my favorite 2013 releases. Want to see some other KDHX DJs' favorites? Go to http://kdhx.org/tag/midyear-2013
Dennis Wilson "River Song"
from Pacific Ocean Blue / Bambu (Deluxe Legacy Edition) (Sundazed 1977) —Written by Dennis Wilson and Carl Wilson and released in 1977. This was the first solo LP to be released by a member of the Beach Boys. This is one heck of a production number.
Dennis Wilson "Holy Man"
from Pacific Ocean Blue / Bambu (Deluxe Legacy Edition) (Sundazed 1977) —Music bed. 1977 previously unreleased instrumental.
Warren Zevon "Veracruz"
from Excitable Boy (Rhino 1978) —Written by Warren Zevon and Jorge Calderón (who played bass and sang harmony vocals). One of Warren Zevon's most beautiful songs.
Sam Phillips "River of Love"
from The Turning (Myrrh 1987) —Written by T-Bone Burnett and released when she was still going by the name of Leslie Phillips.
Mavis Staples "Holy Ghost"
from One True Vine (Anti 2013) N —Written by Alan Sparhawk of Low and produced by Jeff Tweedy.
Tom Jones "(I Want To) Come Home"
from Spirit In the Room (Rounder www.rounder.com 2012) N —Written by Paul McCartney.
The Drones "Shark Fin Blues"
from Wait Long By the River and the Bodies of Your Enemies Will Float By (ATP Recordings 2005) —This song blew me away when I heard it while watching an episode of 'Rectify.' From Melbourne, Australia. "Just keep one eye on the horizon man, you best not blink / They're coming fin by fin until the whole boat sinks."
Bob Dylan "Ballad Of A Thin Man"
from Highway 61 Revisited (Columbia 1965) R —I had a request for this last week but I had already played two Bob Dylan songs. Plus, it didn't fit the 4th of July theme. Hopefully, they're tuned in this week. I get around to things albeit slowly.
Dean & Britta "Herringbone Tweed"
from 13 Most Beautiful ... Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests (Double Feature 2010) —Music bed.
The Love Experts "Your Shining Hour"
from Cuba Street - EP (Undertow Music Collective 2004) L —Fri 7/12 The Love Experts, the Educated Guess and Arthur & the Librarian – Plush. Highly recommended.
The Educated Guess "1862 Overture"
from West Skyline Drive (self 2009) L —Instrumental from their 2009 release. - Appearing this Friday (7/12) with Arthur & the Librarian and The Love Experts.
Calexico "Untitled II"
from Hot Rail (Quarterstick 2000) —Music bed. Instrumental composed by John Convertino.
Susan Cowsill "The Way That It Goes"
from Lighthouse CD Album (Threadhead Records 2010) —Tues 7/16 Susan Cowsill Duo – Off Broadway. Also, as an added bonus, Brian Henneman & Kip Loui will be opening.
Melody Den "Robert Johnson"
from Storylines (Perdition 2013) L —Thu 7/11 Luella and The Sun and Melody Den – Off Broadway - This sing features the vocals of Marc Chechik & Nicole Holloway.
Dwight Yoakam "Take Hold of My Hand"
from 3 Pears (Warner Brothers 2012) —Dwight Yoakam with Sturgill Simpson will be at The Pageant in St Louis on 18 August 2013. Not to be missed.
The Pastel Six "Bandido"
from Intoxica! Strange And Sleazy Instrumental Sounds From the SoCal Suburbs (Ace Records 2006) —Music bed. Southern California garage rock instrumental from 1962 recorded for the Zen label.
Slaid Cleaves "In the Rain (feat. Eliza Gilkyson)"
from Still Fighting the War (Music Road Records 2013) N —Written by Slaid Cleaves and featuring Eliza Gilkyson on harmony vocals. What a bonehead I was to miss his show here last month.
Eliza Gilkyson "Hard Times In Babylon" (Red House Records www.redhouserecords.com 2000) —Written by Eliza Gilkyson.
Dawes "Something In Common"
from Stories Don't End (HUB Records 2013) N —Fri 7/19 Dawes w/Shovels and Rope – Off Broadway SOLD OUT
Duane Eddy "Blowin' Up A Storm"
from Duane Eddy: Greatest Hits (Sony 2006) —Music bed. Instrumental from 1963.
Willie Nile "This is Our Time"
from American Ride (River House www.willienile.com 2013) N —Written by Willie Nile and found on this new release. Highly recommended.
Jason Isbell "Super 8"
from Southeastern (Thirty Tigers www.thirtytigers.com 2013) —Written by Jason Isbell and also featuring Will Johnson on vocals.
Pokey LaFarge "The Lovebug Itch"
from You Don't Know Me: Rediscovering Eddy Arnold (Plowboy 2013) N R —Found on this new compilation of various artists performing Eddy Arnold songs.
Lydia Loveless "How Many Women"
from Indestructible Machine (Bloodshot www.bloodshotrecords.com 2011)
Jerry Miller "Moon Fallin'"
from New Road Under My Wheels (Signature Sounds www.signaturesounds.com 2013) N —F 8 Music bed.
Like everything else, times are approximate. Spinitron and this station are not liable for errors or omissions.


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Resources 191Interactive Reader Download PDF Issue
From the President: Building on Success in Paris
Phil Sharp
Infographic: Exploring the Water–Energy Nexus: Water Use for Fossil Fuel Extraction and Processing
Yusuke Kuwayama
Goings On: Highlights from Recent Events at RFF
Commentary: Does Bicycle Infrastructure Reduce Traffic Congestion?
Casey J. Wichman
Q&A: Richard Morgenstern on the Real Costs and Benefits of Federal Regulations
Inside RFF
Why I Support RFF: An Economically Sensible Energy Transition
Anthony Bernhardt
The Impacts of Biofuel Mandates on Food Prices and Emissions
Ujjayant Chakravorty
Renewable fuel standards have been blamed for rising food prices, but population growth and dietary shifts play a significant role.
Dam Construction on International Rivers
Sheila M. Olmstead and Hilary Sigman
Countries tend to overdevelop shared rivers if they can pass on some of the costs of dams to their downstream neighbors.
Clearing the Air: How Market-Based Policies Help Meet the Tighter US Ozone Limit
Alan J. Krupnick, Joshua Linn, and Kristen McCormack
Many existing policies can help states cost-effectively meet the new ozone standard.
How Climate Change Affects Traffic Accidents
Benjamin Leard and Kevin Roth
Warmer, wetter weather may lead to an increase in traffic fatalities unless policies are implemented to adapt.
Are We Becoming Greener? Trends in Environmental Desire
James W. Boyd and Carolyn Kousky
The question of whether humanity's environmental attitudes are changing lies at the heart of environmental policy decisions.
Global Benefit–Cost Analysis in US Climate Policy: Heresy or Evolutionary Logic?
Joel Darmstadter
Accounting for the global benefits of domestic policy represents a challenging departure from the traditional approach to benefit–cost analysis.
A Look at 35 Years of Flood Insurance Claims
Carolyn Kousky and Erwann Michel-Kerjan
An analysis of more than one million flood claims reveals insights to help homeowners choose the right insurance coverage.
Fall 2015
Resources 190Interactive Reader Download PDF Issue
Welcome: Creating Equity in Environmental Policy
Phil Sharp
Infographic: The Benefits of Preventing Invasive Species: Timing Matters
Rebecca Epanchin-Niell and Andrew Liebhold
Goings On: Highlights from Recent Events at RFF
Commentary: Adaptation: An Essential, but Lagging, Part of Global Warming Policy
Joel Darmstadter
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How Costly Are Driving Restrictions Programs? Evidence from Mexico City
Allen Blackman, Francisco Alpízar, Fredrik Carlsson, Marisol Rivera Planter
A novel approach to calculating the costs of Mexico City's "Day Without Driving" program estimates that roughly 3 percent of the country's GDP is spent on the program—and that the costs are disproportionately burdensome for lower-income drivers.
How Do Environmental Policies Affect Employment?
Marc Hafstead, Roberton C. Williams III
A carbon tax is unlikely to reduce the number of jobs in the US economy, contrary to what some critics suggest. Instead, jobs will shift away from polluting industries toward cleaner ones, a transition that can be made smoother by sound policy design.
The Costs of Competing Goals in Fishery Management
Kailin Kroetz, James N. Sanchirico
Market-based permit trading programs can help ensure that fisheries are both sustainable and profitable. Many also use trading restrictions to meet social goals. But this can diminish economic efficiency, a trade-off that policymakers should consider.
The Impacts of a US Carbon Tax across Income Groups and States
Roberton C. Williams III, Dallas Burtraw, Richard D. Morgenstern
A tax on carbon dioxide emissions would generate huge revenues, and how those revenues are used will determine whether the policy leaves households better or worse off.
Designing Rebates to Protect Low-Income Households under a Carbon Tax
Chad Stone
A climate rebate delivered through existing tax and benefit systems can shield low- and moderate-income households from the rising prices of electricity, gasoline, and other energy-intensive goods that would occur under a carbon tax regime.
Thoughts on the Future of Environmental Regulation
J. Clarence (Terry) Davies
The US approach to environmental regulation has evolved in piecemeal fashion, resulting in a fragmented network of agencies that often lack the resources and authority needed to carry out their missions. What would a more integrated approach look like?
New Markets under US Vehicle Fuel Efficiency and Greenhouse Gas Standards: Credit Trading
Benjamin Leard, Virginia D. McConnell
Under the new CAFE standards, US automakers can buy and sell emissions and fuel consumption credits for the first time. This added flexibility could lead to significant cost savings, but there are challenges to establishing a well-functioning market.
Spring/Summer 2015
Resources 189Interactive Reader Download PDF Issue
Welcome: On the Frontiers of Climate PolicyPhil Sharp
Infographic: Pits versus Tanks: Comparing Storage Methods for Fluids Used in Fracking
Goings On: Highlights from Recent Events at RFF
Commentary: Getting Past the "Yuck" Factor: Recycled Water in Florida and Other StatesYusuke Kuwayama and Hannah Kamen
Q & A: A View of the Environmental Policy Landscape from Outside the Beltway
An Interview with Paul Portney
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Should We Price Carbon from Federal Coal?
Alan Krupnick, Nathan Richardson, Joel Darmstadter, and Katrina McLaughlin
About 40 percent of coal production in the United States takes place on federal lands. Since the government is required to consider the environment when determining how this land should be used, it could decide to incorporate a carbon charge in its planning processes or leases.
The Road to Paris and Beyond: Comparing Emissions Mitigation Efforts
Joseph E. Aldy and William A. Pizer
Understanding how countries' climate change pledges measure up will play a critical role in the negotiating process for a global climate agreement. Three principles can help guide which metrics experts should use for this complex task.
America's Awakening as an Arctic Nation
David J. Hayes
The time is ripe for the United States to become a global leader in balancing economic development with environmental and cultural preservation in the resource-rich and rapidly changing Arctic.
The Promise of US Arctic Oil and Gas Potential
Carol Lloyd
A recent report by the National Petroleum Council brings together diverse perspectives on drilling in the Alaskan Arctic, exploring the state of technology and research on several key topics, including one at the heart of the issue—the risk of an oil spill in Arctic waters.
Complying with EPA's Clean Power Plan: Policy Options for States
Karen Palmer and Anthony Paul
Under EPA's proposed carbon dioxide regulations for power plants, states are faced with the opportunity—and challenge—to craft compliance plans tailored to their needs. They can choose from a number of policy options that are administratively simple, flexible, and cost-effective.
Falling Oil Prices: Implications in the United States
Stephen P.A. Brown
Oil prices have fallen nearly $50 per barrel since June 2014, providing a mild stimulus to the US economy. Yet national energy security may be reduced, and oil-related pollution is expected to rise.
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Cantaloupe Chicken Salad for Two Recipe
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"I found this recipe several years ago, and my son and I enjoy it often. It's just right for a cool-me-down lunch." Ginger Sullivan - Cutler Bay, FL
- 1/4 cup fat-free mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons fat-free sour cream
- 1-1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger
- Dash salt and pepper
- 1 cup cubed cooked chicken breast
- 1/2 cup sliced celery
- 1/2 cup seedless red grapes, halved
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 1 small cantaloupe, halved and seeded
- 1/4 cup slivered almonds, toasted
- In a large bowl, combine the mayonnaise, sour cream, sugar, peel, lemon juice, ginger, salt and pepper. Add the chicken, celery, grapes and onions; toss to coat. Spoon 1 cup salad mixture into each cantaloupe half; sprinkle with almonds. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Cantaloupe Chicken Salad in Healthy Cooking August/September 2009, p36
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The tiny fingers that curl inside and clasp her tightly in the small palm signifies an infant is nearby, a baby is born! The arrival of a child is welcomed and the whole house sparkles in joy.
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Informatique35 may be a strange name for a business and a website – even the owner, James J. Hostetler, admits as much, but the website is still a great resource for locksmith information.
As James says "This is a site for locksmiths to write about whatever they like! I am giving them a mouthpiece to vent if they want, tell everybody what they like and what really annoys them. They can discuss new locksmith techniques or new marketing and customer service ideas. Whatever they want."
I don't know if many locksmiths really want to "vent", but this website is a great place to add your tips and advice if you are a locksmith and promote your business to the wider community.
James is based in Erie, Michigan, but the website is being promoted throughout the USA. So if you are a locksmith anywhere in the States I suggest you get on this site, contribute and help promote your business.
You can contact James by phone on 734-848-3612, email at firstname.lastname@example.com, or by writing to him at 386 Eagle Drive
Erie, MI 48133.
We all know that locksmith businesses need as much online promotion as they can get these days, so why not send him an article with a great tip for readers about home security or getting locked out of their car, or some other lock problem. He will let you include a backlink to your own website, which will help you to rank your website and get more customers into your business.
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"What color are truffula tree's tufts",asked Olivia."Well ,began Once ler,right now pink",he said as he was coloring truffula trees."What about orange,or yellow,no how about purple?!",asked the curious and excited Olivia."Uhhh...I don't really know what colors truffula tree tufts colors come in",said Once ler."Oh'"."I mean right now i guess pink but I'm sure there will be those colors too", Once ler said not wanting to dissapoint his friend."Once,just promise me something"."O-ok",said Once ler."Promise that once we discover the forest and start the buisness that you won't destroy everything",said Olivia."I-I promise",replied Once ler."Spit promise then",Olivia spit in her hand and held it out for Once ler."C'mon it's just spit Once",said Olivia giggling.He stared at it in consideration and finnally gave in.He spit in his hand,slapped on hers,and they shook hands."By the way why are you so nice to me even though no one else is",asked Once ler."Because I see something speacial in you",replied Olivia."Though weak and timid,you have determination no matter what someone says or does to you.Your nice to even those who pick on you.Once you have a good heart.I dont want that to go away.You're gonna do great things some day Once."He smiled at her.He was happy someone actually liked him and was kind enough to be his friend."She likes my idea",he thought.
To be countinued..............
Olivia is my O.C for anouther once ler series i'm wrighting at the moment.
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Adventure Time! - 2012 - 09 - 06 by sakuritachan92Watch
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This year I am taking up again drawing and painting. So my projects, I will draw a picture each month. I will try to do it in that way in order to take a rutine
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|» Fair.org's awards for Worst journalism, stupidest statements
I was planning to write an end of the year blog for the people that made me laugh the most this year (no that's not a compliment) but then I received Fair.org's mail about their P.U. Litzer's awards which are handed to "stinkiest examples of corporate media malfeasance, spin and just plain outrageousness."
Not surprisingly racist FoxNews, Nytimes and other (cough) "news" sources made the list. Fair.org is about as critical and objective as you'll come to the corporate media, democrats, republicans, and news sources. I've listened to their radio podcast "Counterspin" for a while now. They are taking donations would really recommend giving something back. Anyways, their awards and remarks made my day. They pretty much summed part of what I would say without having to type it all. Here's a preview if you can't see the link:
--The Sheer O'Reillyness Award
WINNER: Bill O'Reilly, Fox News Channel--TWICE!
1) Asked by a Canadian viewer, "Has anyone noticed that life expectancy in Canada under our health system is higher than the USA?," Fox's O'Reilly (7/27/09) responded: "Well, that's to be expected, Peter, because we have 10 times as many people as you do. That translates to 10 times as many accidents, crimes, down the line."
2) Drumming up fear of Democrats' tax plans: "Nancy Pelosi and her far-left crew want to raise the top federal tax rate to 45 percent. That's not capitalism. That's Fidel Castro stuff, confiscating wages that people honestly earn."
Perhaps Castro was president of the United States in 1982-86, when the top rate was 50 percent. Or maybe all of the 1970s, when it was 70 percent. Or from 1950-63, when it was 91 percent.
--The Less Talk, More Bombs Award
WINNER: David Broder, Washington Post
Post columnist Broder expressed the conventional wisdom on Barack Obama's deliberations on the Afghanistan War, writing under the headline "Enough Afghan Debate" (11/15/09):
It is evident from the length of this deliberative process and from the flood of leaks that have emerged from Kabul and Washington that the perfect course of action does not exist. Given that reality, the urgent necessity is to make a decision--whether or not it is right.
--The Remembering Reagan Award
WINNER: Joe Klein, Time
Time columnist Joe Klein (12/3/09), not altogether impressed by Obama's announcement of a troop escalation in Afghanistan, wrote that a president "must lead the charge--passionately and, yes, with a touch of anger."
He described the better way to do this:
Ronald Reagan would have done it differently. He would have told a story. It might not have been a true story, but it would have had resonance. He might have found, or created, a grieving spouse--a young investment banker whose wife had died in the World Trade Center--who enlisted immediately after the attacks...and then gave his life, heroically, defending a school for girls in Kandahar. Reagan would have inspired tears, outrage, passion, a rush to recruiting centers across the nation.
Ah, Reagan--now there was a president who could inspire people to fight and die based on lies.
--The Racism Is Dead Award
WINNER: Richard Cohen, Washington Post
Post columnist Richard Cohen wrote (5/5/09): "The justification for affirmative action gets weaker and weaker. Maybe once it was possible to argue that some innocent people had to suffer in the name of progress, but a glance at the White House strongly suggests that things have changed. For most Americans, race has become supremely irrelevant. Everyone knows this. Every poll shows this."
For the record, "every poll" does not actually show this; the vast majority of Americans continues to recognize that racism is still a problem. Cohen went on to write months later--still presumably living in his racism-free world--that he did not believe Iran's claims about its nuclear program, because "these Persians lie like a rug."
--The When in Doubt, Talk to the Boss Award
WINNER: Matt Lauer, NBC News
Today show host Lauer announced a special guest on April 15: "If you really want to know how the economy is affecting the average American, he's the guy to talk to." Who was Lauer talking about? Wal-Mart CEO Mike Duke. The ensuing interview touched on the Employee Free Choice Act, which Lauer noted was supported by many unions but opposed by some large corporations--leading him to ask Duke, "What's the truth?" Yes, look for "the truth" about a proposed pro-labor bill from the new CEO of an adamantly anti-labor corporation.
--The Cheney 2012 Award
WINNER: Jon Meacham, Newsweek
Newsweek editor Jon Meacham declared (12/7/09) that Dick Cheney running for president in 2012 would be "good for the Republicans and good for the country." He explained that "Cheney is a man of conviction, has a record on which he can be judged, and whatever the result, there could be no ambiguity about the will of the people.... A campaign would also give us an occasion that history denied us in 2008: an opportunity to adjudicate the George W. Bush years in a direct way."
While the 2008 election might have seemed a sufficient judgment of the Bush years, it's worth pointing out that at beginning of the year (1/19/09), Meacham was adamantly opposed to re-hashing Cheney's record, calling it "the rough equivalent of pornography--briefly engaging, perhaps, but utterly predictable and finally repetitive." The difference? That was in response to the idea that Cheney should be held accountable for lawbreaking. Apparently a few months later, the same record is grounds for a White House run.
--The Them Not Us Award
WINNER: Martin Fackler, New York Times
The New York Times (11/21/09) describes the severe problems with Japan's elite media--a horror show where "reporters from major news media outlets are stationed inside government offices and enjoy close, constant access to officials. The system has long been criticized as antidemocratic by both foreign and Japanese analysts, who charge that it has produced a relatively spineless press that feels more accountable to its official sources than to the public. In their apparent reluctance to criticize the government, the critics say, the news media fail to serve as an effective check on authority."
The mind reels.
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I found this sort of guide to wifery from the 50's online a couple of years ago, and supposedly it's called The Good Wife's Guide. Is this legit Aunt Becky, you ask me, a disapproving tone in your otherwise flawless voice? And I will tell you with absolute certainty that it doesn't fucking matter. It's Comedy Gold.
Have dinner ready. Plan ahead, even the night before, to have a delicious meal ready on time for his return. This is a way of letting him know that you have be thinking about him and are concerned about his needs. Most men are hungry when they get home and the prospect of a good meal is part of the warm welcome needed.
Planning it out in advance is saying 'Pick up some Chinese food tonight on your way home from work' at 3pm. Trust me when I tell you that I am FAR more concerned about my needs.
Prepare yourself. Take 15 minutes to rest so you'll be refreshed when he arrives. Touch up your make-up, put a ribbon in your hair and be fresh-looking. He has just been with a lot of work-weary people.
Now I'm not trying to imply that I look like a million bucks when The Daver walks in the door, but honestly the last thing on my mind at 7pm is 'shit! Do I look okay?' It's much more like 'did I accidentally microwave the cat, AGAIN? Shit!'
Be a little gay and a little more interesting for him. His boring day may need a lift and one of your duties is to provide it.
Dude. I'm always a little gay.
*waggles eyebrows suggestively*
Clear away the clutter. Make one last trip through the main part of the house just before your husband arrives. Run a dustcloth over the tables.
What the fcuk is a dust cloth? And I'll happily make an effort to pick up the clutter the day that The Daver does not have a roving sock colony following him around like a wee family.
During the cooler months of the year you should prepare and light a fire for him to unwind by. Your husband will feel he has reached a haven of rest and order, and it will give you a lift too. After all, catering to his comfort will provide you with immense personal satisfaction.
Are you SERIOUS? I don't know how to work the fireplace, and I don't intend to learn. If he wants to relax by the fire, he can light it himself. I don't know when catering to anyone's comfort has provided me with any type of satisfaction.
Unless it involved Prada purses.
Then I could cater a lot.
Minimize all noise. At the time of his arrival, eliminate all noise of the washer, dryer or vacuum. Encourage the children to be quiet. Be happy to see him.
If there is noise in the home, it means I am home.
I am noisy.
I am loud.
I speak at extremely deafening decibels.
And really, if I am actually doing these household chores, he should be pleased that I'm not pawning them off on him.
Greet him with a warm smile and show sincerity in your desire to please him.
My desire to please him?
*wipes tears from eyes*
Yeah. Right.
Listen to him. You may have a dozen important things to tell him, but the moment of his arrival is not the time. Let him talk first – remember, his topics of conversation are more important than yours.
If I waited until The Daver stopped talking to tell him such things as 'the sump pump backed up and the basement is flooded' or 'I want to have a threesome with a midget,' I'd never be heard.
The Daver and I talk over each other with such comfortable regularity that we have actually made a sign that says "Floor" to use when we have Important Discussions.
And wait, how the hell is 'the cpm processor of horhelfsag to the ajfoijhriwndas is jdsa;hfrioenrhiubnf more important than "Our bedroom smells like cheese" or "cherry flavored pez is a wonderfood." Because it's totally not.
Don't greet him with complaints and problems.
Who else can I greet this way?
Don't complain if he's late for dinner or even if he stays out all night. Count this as minor compared to what he might have gone through at work.
If he stays out all night, trust me, my complaining will be the last thing he's concerned about. More pressing needs might be "How do I get my testicles back from the sewer system?" or "Where else can I let my roving sock colony live? OH LOOK, SOCKS, MADE A BABY! It's TWINS!"
Make him comfortable. Have him lean back in a comfortable chair or lie him down in the bedroom. Have a cool or warm drink ready for him.
Um, yeah, Michael, how's it going? Now about that TPS Report?
Unless his arm is falling off, he had better pitch in with the kids, the dogs, buying me dinner, whatever. With a big smile on his face.
Arrange his pillow and offer to take off his shoes. Speak in a low, soothing and pleasant voice.
My voice is like a sack of cats fighting over a mouse on a chalkboard. And I yell. Most of the time.
And where would I take his shoes? On a date?
Don't ask him questions about his actions or question his judgment or integrity. Remember, he is the master of the house and as such will always exercise his will with fairness and truthfulness. You have no right to question him.
That's right, Internet, The Daver is Master of the Bwahahahaha! I can't even type it without laughing.
I mean, seriously, what am I supposed to say when he says, "I think we should buy a truckload of Twinkies and the biggest Fry Daddy we can find! Fuck our retirement*!!" Color me boring but I don't think 'Whatever you say, dear' would work well.
A good wife always knows her place.
Dude, exactly "my place" is anywhere I fucking want it to be.
Picture this scene: you're out to breakfast with your significant other, having an otherwise unremarkable meal, when a table full of unruly children arrives. You try your best to ignore the increase in noise and finish your meal in peace, when, lo and behold, a child from said table walks over to your table and without prompting, sticks his hand into your open purse. The mother, gently chides the child for touching other people's purses and you are left sitting, dumbstruck and awed by what just happened.
Having been a waitress as well as a hapless consumer, I am constantly surrounded by children and their parents. Hell, I have my own, whom I pick up and take to a school filled with MORE children. My point, roundabout as it may be is this: I see tons and tons and tons of kids. I genuinely like kids, truth be told, maybe I'm not the most gooshy of parents, but I dig the shorties. They crack me up.
I've been waiting awhile, trying to place my finger just on what I've been thinking, and on Monday it dawned on me. With the whole PC-bullshit generation of Baby Boomers kids having their own kids, it became highly fashionable to eschew the harsher punishments that were often handed down to us. I mouthed off as a kid? I got smacked. I didn't listen to my parents? I got smacked. I lied? I got smacked AND grounded, and so on and so on.
Parents today want to subscribe to the whole new-agey parental role of being a guide to your child, a resource for them to use to navigate through the more tricky paths that life can offer. They are expected to reward positive behavior with praise and adoration (NEVER bribes) and overlook the negative behavior so as not to reinforce the attention. Yelling is passe, talking quietly (but don't be TOO NEGATIVE!!!!) is in.
I think it's bullshit. Your kids should respect you. They should respect you and they should respect authority.
I shudder to think of the generation of Special Snowflakes that will grow up and be SHOCKED to learn that really? We can't all be fucking astronauts. Or ballerinas. Hell, we're not all winners. I love my children and I'm not about to try and stomp on their dreams like tiny bugs, but at the same time, disappointment and failure are both real things. I'll be there for my child when it happens, because it WILL happen.
And when my kid is wrong, I'll say so. When he needs a spanking, he'll get it. And he'll respect me because I am his mother. Not his friend or his playmate, his mother. Which, at the end of the day, is a kazillion times more important.
I am his mother.
A list of things that just Piss Me Off, in no particular order:
1. People who pull out from the side of the road directly in front of me when there are no cars behind me so that I have to SLOW DOWN. If you know me, you know that I hate most things that impede my ability to drive fast.
2. People who use blogs as a personal forum for complaining about their lives, and then get incensed that people read it and may have an opinion about it. If you don't want the Internet to know that you hate anal sex, have trichomoniasis, or like to beat off goats, DON'T PUT IT ON THE INTERNET. Plain and simple.
3. The terminology associated with being a wine connoisseur. I have no problem whatsoever with people liking particular or good wine, but listening to them talk about things like "smooth rounded tannic finish" makes me want to give myself a root canal with my fingernails. Maybe I'm embittered because I've been to a number of wine classes and never been able to understand or care what is said. Come to think of it, the only reason I went was to get drunk at 9am on a Saturday. No wonder I didn't listen.
4. Cheerful people who tell me dumb things like, "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade." Seriously, I'll take those motherfucking lemons and make me an ass-whuppin'.
5. People who have to bring up politics in standard, garden- variety, small talk. The proper forum is key, here. Don't take the statement "Nice day today" to bring up things like global warming or the oil crisis. If I had wanted to discuss that, I'd have said so.
6. Belly shirts. I hate this poor excuse for fashion trend, as it is never, Ever, EVER utilized by people who should be wearing them. Trust me, sweetcheeks, no one wants to see your (or mine) spare tire. It's unsightly and nauseating.
7. People who take themselves That Seriously. Anyone I've ever met who has taken themselves So Seriously has never really known what Serious is. Take a step back, knock of the pretentiousness and get yourself together, people, it isn't that hard!
8. I forget what eight was for.
9. Kevin Federwhatshisname. We all hate Britney's man, but seriously I think he may be the most useless piece of wasted space ever to have graced the limelight. Have you HEARD his new song? Terrible doesn't BEGIN to describe the bleeding that my ears did when I first heard it. GOD, he makes me ITCH!
10. The "Healthy" Menu at McDonald's. I had the foresight to check out what would be BEST if I ate at the bestest restaurant in the world, and I was AMAZED at how awful their healthy shit is for you. You're better off with a cheeseburger.
11. People who feel totally sorry for themselves for all of the Awful, Terrible, Horrible things that have happened in their lives and use that as a Victim Card to excuse their bad behavior.
12. Jello. Because really? There's so often no room for it.


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The article explores Beckett's encounter with psychoanalysis, which it links to the properly "modernist" dimension of his work, its creative resistance to historicist interpretation. It first engages with biographical accounts of Beckett-and-psychoanalysis, emphasizing the problem posed by the concept of "transference" for an empiricist historiography and pausing over Beckett's remark that his analysis involved "intrauterine memories." The article then posits a triangular structure linking Beckett's analysis with Bion to his relations with James Joyce and Lucia Joyce, a structure in which Jung occupied a position of false mastery. The Beckettian phrases "never been properly born" and être manqué are shown to derive from this triangle, and are drawn into a phonemic cluster, centred on a mark of linguistic and ontological failure associated with Beckett's mother, which is traced throughout his work. The article addresses Beckett's movement between languages, his reflection on translation and his sense of the relation between singular utterance and collective identity.
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It's a generational thing. That was the theme of Barack Obama's speech last Tuesday, in which he both failed to renounce and at the same time separated himself from the man he has described as his spiritual mentor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
Obama said that Wright's bellowing, "God damn America," was just a response to the evil treatment of America's blacks all those years ago by an old man (66) who does not realize, as Obama does and as the success of Obama's candidacy shows, that America is not static but has been perfecting itself.
Obama's even tone and his supple rhetoric was a soothing contrast to Wright's rants, and his calls on blacks to urge their children to read were a concession to the majority of Americans who believe that black Americans' problems are not all the fault, as Wright suggests, of vicious white people.
It was an artful performance and a politically sensitive one. For Obama's candidacy is a generational phenomenon. His greatest support comes from black voters and from voters under 30, the Millennial generation born after 1980, first named by William Strauss and Neal Howe.
The exit polls in Democratic primaries this year have shown the widest generational split that I can remember in either primaries or general elections. Upward of two-thirds of voters 65 and over have been supporting Hillary Clinton; even higher percentages of voters under 30 have been backing Obama. Evidence suggests that Obama has been attracting many new young voters -- a source of strength for his party if he is nominated -- and is even getting them to click on the campaign's emails and send in money.
The Wright sermons have probably not been a problem for Obama with black voters -- they have heard this kind of thing before. And while it may be off-putting, it will not prompt them to reconsider their votes or diminish their enthusiasm.
Millennials are another matter. In a brilliantly well-timed new book, "Millennial Makeover: MySpace, YouTube and the Future of American Politics," Democratic Party veteran Morley Winograd and media researcher Michael Hais explain how this generation, with the highest percentages of blacks, Latinos and Asians in American history, doesn't care much for racial divisions and relies for news and advice on networks of friends and peers.
A newspaper story on Obama's pastor is not going to affect their view of him -- they don't read newspapers except when a friend emails a link to a newspaper Website. A YouTube video is another thing. The Wright videos -- angry when Obama is soothing, racially divisive when Obama is inclusive, anti-American when Obama proclaims a new generation's version of patriotism -- are something else.
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Do you think sean hannity,chris mathews,joe scarborough,bill oreilly,lou dobbs are purposely playing the race card to discredit Obama's credibility?
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- Don Chuma 2009/11/12 14:51:42YesBut, LOU DOBBS, NOT !!!! HE IS A RACIST!!
- Charon 2009/11/07 01:41:37Nohe never was credible
- TheDisco 2009/08/17 11:12:09NoNo, I think they play the race card because they don't know any better.
- Pearlie Momi♥Patriot Warrior♥ 2008/04/08 05:18:49
- Sumo- Living for the new year! 2008/04/07 23:19:41
- kAREN S... Sumo- L... 2011/01/21 13:43:08Dam straight we want him to lose. This prez has been a complete failure and when you need the media to cover up your past somethings wrong. Even you liberal democrats can do better than this community organizer.
- ! 2008/04/07 18:19:41
- Boilermc 2008/04/04 15:09:32
- Pearlie... Boilermc 2008/04/08 05:20:40
- Gracie ~Gun Totin' Gracie~ 2008/03/29 16:18:20
- Flash Gordon 2008/03/24 15:03:51No+2It seams to me that we have come to fear saying what we think. It might hurt someone. If the truth hurts, let it hurt. The pain goes away if the truth and what we feel is the same. But a lie will alway hurt, till the truth is head. If we can look each other eyeball to eyeball and say how we feel in the spirit of truth we will be able to find the truth Then work together to solve the problem. I love this nation, and our people, as do most of us. We need not be afraid to tell one another the truth about how we feel.
- Jackie G - Poker Playing Pa... 2008/03/23 19:06:52
- me 2008/03/23 14:12:42
- Buck 2008/03/23 03:55:11
- Katie~P... TWISTER61 2008/03/27 07:53:39
- Denny 2008/03/23 03:10:36
- Yes+2sean hannity is the most incindiery anti african american that ever had the right to report the news. cant we just move on i mean he's been on the same subject for a week now is'nt there someother more important news to report he is just being a bigot and using Wright's speeches to try to diminish Obama's chances for the presidency its racism at its best!
- Katie~P... giggums... 2008/03/27 07:56:26
- Boilermc giggums... 2008/04/08 13:20:19+1Since Katie doesn't like my comments and won't allow me to comment to her, my apologies giggums but this is the only way I can voice my opinion.
What can the Republicans possibly throw at Obama that the Clinton Machine hasn't already tried?? She's thrown the kitchen sink at him already, he's still standing and getting stronger.
- kAREN S... giggums... 2011/01/21 13:48:23But it was alright for all you corrupt liberals to call Bush a Nazi and tell the country they wished him dead. Stop your whinning.
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Ladies Day at RLC Sports Hall: Ace Bivens, Lady Warrior '04-05 Golf Team
By Bob Kelley
Retired RLC Sports Information Director
INA, Ill. - Tee time is set for 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 26. And, by the way, it will be Ladies Day when the Starter announces the Rend Lake College Sports Hall of Fame Inductees for 2014: one of the first recruits who established high standards for the Women's Golf program and a group of players to follow which made it even more like Family and embellished the potential and accomplishments.
Introducing the 15th Class to be inducted since the Hall's inception in 2000 . . .
• Bobbie Jo Bivens was a standout from 1999-2001. Coach Cindy Corn remembers one of the program's first-year recruits as "fiery," someone "who always had a look of determination on her face ... definitely a competitor."
The record book would define this Hall-of-Famer as a winner. "She wanted to win, that's for sure," agreed Corn. And she did.
The Petersburg Porta High School product – daughter of a Professional Golfers Association (PGA) Club Pro – remains the only two-time Region XXIV Medalist in the 15 years since RLC began competing. She was her team's top player in four of five events leading up to the come-from-behind Region crown as a freshman and three of five that spring.
As a sophomore, she captured the 21-team Illinois Wesleyan Classic against four-year rivals with her 76-72–148. She then repeated Region XXIV honors by lowering her scorecard at The Rail Golf Course in Springfield by six with a steady 80-84–164. The defending champion Lady Warriors prevailed by one stroke in a contentious finals rerun over John A. Logan.
Bivens and a strong supporting class finished sixth in the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Championships their first spring in 2000, seventh the next. Among her teammates, both seasons, was 2008 RLC Sports Hall Inductee Elizabeth Kasey.
• Lady Warriors dreamed big again in 2004-05 after Rend Lake College claimed a third Region XXIV title and finished a best-yet fifth-in-the-nation the previous year. Four returning players were all key contributors then and hoped to improve on their freshman achievements.
A tall order? Apparently not too tall for the likes of 5-foot-2 1/2 Third-Team All-American Danielle Kaufman, 5-3 Casey Biddinger, 5-4 Nicole Adams, 5-4 newcomer Surita Risseeuw and, certainly not, for 5-9 Ashley Hemann and 5-6 Meredith Mosel. The Lady Warriors took care of business Fall 2004 by setting a Region record by 17 strokes and routing runner-up Logan by 46 with 324-321–645 credentials. South African Freshman Risseeuw (Pretoria) and Kaufman (Nashville) were 1-2 at 77-80–157 and 80-79–159, respectively, followed by All-Region Biddinger (Lafayette, IN / McCutcheon H.S.) in fourth at 82-84–166 and Mosel (DeSoto / Carbondale Community H.S.) in fifth at 85-82–167, with Hemann (Highland) sixth at 88-80–168.
That spring, the determined Midwesterners moved up a notch to No. 4 in the nation thanks in part to a 315-shot second round which equalled the day's best by frontrunner, host and eventual champion Daytona Beach (FL) Community College. Risseeuw tied for fifth but was relegated to Second-Team All-America status only because of a scorecard playoff with her 77-74-80-81–312. Hemann improved one spot in a year's time, from 19th to 18th, and was named to the All-Tournament Team with a 91-81-81-80–333 (the same total as in Spring 2004). Kaufman, 12th overall as her team's top finisher as a freshman at 328 but undermined as a sophomore by a serious leg injury, and Adams, who earned a top-five position with her play during the spring, tied for 20th individually with rounds of 81-84-87-83–335 and 87-76-86-86–335. Biddinger's 95-86-86-82–349 put her 30th and counted toward the team score two days.
Back to Bobbie Jo Decker, née Bivens. She made her Rend Lake College debut with an impressive fifth-place effort at the University of Southern Indiana Screaming Eagle Classic, where the lone Juco guests among 12 entries were runners-up in the program's first-ever tournament. No other team could match RLC's showing with three individuals in the Top 10. In the four-team RLC Mary M. O'Neal Classic, Bivens claimed medalist honors at Rend Lake Golf Course with her 81-77–158, 15 strokes ahead of teammate Candice Vogt. Despite her dominance and the 1-2-3 sweep by teammates, the Lady Warriors needed it all to eke out a 702-703 victory.
On Day Two of the 36-hole Region XXIV Tournament - in wind, rain and cold - Bivens and her upstart team rallied from six down to win by eight strokes and gain a berth in the NJCAA Championships the following May. The medalist flirted with disaster before pulling out a 91-79–170 triumph. Leading up to the grand finale that freshman season, Bivens tied for second individually at the 15-team Bellarmine (KY) Spring Classic when the team was third against four-year foes and was second as RLC blew away four opponents by 35 shots in the McKendree Invitational.
Unfortunately for Bivens, her game and the National Tournament course in Shawnee, Okla., were not a good fit. The player was long off the tee but hit it very high as well; the windy Oklahoma layout was better suited for the lower-to-the-ground driver.
The 2004-05 gang had plenty of experience winning. In addition to duplicating the back-to-back Region titles by Bivens & Co., the Lady Warriors in Fall '04 defended their championship in the McKendree Invitational, setting 18- and 36-hole team records at 319-313–632, and won the Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville Invite with a 342-340–682, headed by playoff-winning medalists Hemann (156 at McKendree) and Risseeuw (167 at SIUE). Risseeuw won the 14-team Southern Indiana Screaming Eagle Classic with a one-under tournament record 74-71–145 and was third in a 20-team field of four-year programs at Illinois Wesleyan.
"That first team was pretty close-knit," Corn recalled, "but this team may have been even more so. Almost all of their families came to every tournament, which is rare.
"I think we knew we had something special going. We won some tournaments and then won the Region big. They were fun to coach, too, because we had so much talent on that team."
There was no jealousy when Risseeuw – who may have been the most talented of them all – joined the veterans. "I think everyone knew how much better the team was going to be with her in the lineup. Plus, everybody loves competition; they took turns stepping up. Everyone was very close. Any time you are competitive and you are winning, it's fun. They really supported each other."
Sophomore Courtney Doughty (Benton) returned to the team for the Fall '04 campaign but graduated early and transferred before Spring '05 when SIU-Edwardsville pulled off a recruiting coup with Kaufman, Hemann and Biddinger, although Kaufman would finish her career at SIU-Carbondale as a senior.
Election to the RLC Sports Hall of Fame requires a minimum 75 percent (seven) of the votes from a nine-member Selection Committee who consider those former student-athletes and others nominated. The purpose is to recognize those individuals and/or teams who, through leadership and character, have made exceptional contributions to the honor and prestige of Rend Lake College in the field of athletics and who have continued to demonstrate the values learned through participation in intercollegiate athletics in their daily lives.
Media Contact: ReAnne Palmer
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