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2006 Directed by Michael Mayer
A headstrong 16 year old Katy McLaughlin desires to work on her family's mountainside horse ranch, although her father insists she finish boarding school. Katy finds a mustang in the hills near her ranch. Katy then sets her mind to tame a mustang and prove to her father she can run the ranch. But when tragedy happens, it will take all the love and strength the family can muster to restore hope.
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Es tut richtig weh Maria Bello diese belanglose Rolle spielen zu sehen. Ein vollkommen überflüßiger Film in dem einzig die Naturaufnahmen überzeugen.
I watched Flicka with my "horse loving daughter" and I was not disappointed. Some horse movies can be kind of corny but this one is not one of them. It has a great cast and the storyline grabs you and keeps you until the end of the movie. The daughter is very strong willed and probably many of us can relate to a child like her and yet it shows us why we love them so much. Great family movie. You may need a Kleenex here and there, don't worry its not a real tear jerker just a very sweet movie that you will be happy you watched.
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I watched this film because I was up really early in the Christmas holidays and it was one of the only films I could see that was on at 7:25 AM.
For a start, Flicka? What kind of a name is that? Apparently it means a young, beautiful girl or something, but I've never heard the term before. Well this horse called Flicka probably provides one of the best performances in the film and its a very typical story. Girl wants horse. Dad won't let her keep horse. Dad gets rid of horse. Girl goes looking for horse. Dad has to chase after girl. Horse gets hurt. Girl cries. Horse gets close to dying. Horse makes MIRACULOUS RECOVERY. Its a…
i finished it. surprisingly.
'Flicka' se basa en una novela de Mary O'Hara, en el libro, el protagonista es un chico, en la película, una chica. De primera esos datos no tienen mucha importancia, no nos tiraremos de los pelos por un cambio así. El póster original vemos a Katy (la protagonista) montando a caballo, lo interesante de esa portada es, que no vemos la cara del caballo, solamente la vemos a ella, la protagonista ¿Comprendéis por donde van los tiros?
'Flicka' es una película para crías de fabrica, desde el principio, el eje que mueve la película no es la relación entre el caballo y la chica, sino en la niña, que es una sufridora de libro. La película se centra mas en…
Shamelessly manipulative update of Mary O'Hara's book which changes the main character to a girl. A good cast featuring Maria Bello, Ryan Kwanten and Nick Searcy tries hard but the stand out performance is from Alison Lohman. The less said about Tim McGraw's acting ability the better. Doesn't break any new ground and makes for a mildly entertaining watch, but you know exactly where this is going from the start. It's been done before and done better.
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When I was growing up, Mom sometimes experimented with different dessert recipes, but this tried-and-true spongy shortcake was always great just the way it was. It melted in my mouth! -Karen Wingate, Coldwater, Kansas
- 2 eggs
- 1-1/2 cup sugar, divided
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup 2% milk
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 to 1-1/2 quarts fresh strawberries, sliced
- Sweetened whipped cream
- Mint leaves, optional
- Preheat oven to 350°. Grease an 8-in.-square baking pan. In a large bowl, beat eggs on medium speed 3 minutes. Gradually add 1 cup sugar, beating until thick and lemon-colored. In another bowl, whisk flour, baking powder and salt; beat into egg mixture. In a small saucepan, heat milk and butter just until butter begins to melt. Beat into batter with vanilla (batter will be thin).
- Transfer batter to prepared pan. Bake 25-30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pan 10 minutes before removing to a wire rack to cool completely.
- Just before serving, cut cake into serving-size pieces; cut each slice horizontally in half. In a large bowl, combine strawberries and remaining sugar; spoon between cake layers and over top of each serving. Top with whipped cream and, if desired, mint leaves. Yield: 9 servings.
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The Dec. 14 Newtown tragedy is a clear example of why more gun laws won't work. The guns were used in Connecticut, with some of the strictest gun-control laws in the United States, and they met Connecticut's legal requirements for gun ownership.
While feel-good legislation is a politician's (distinct from a statesman's) knee-jerk reaction to a tragedy like this, the larger issues are ignored:
n Mentally ill individuals, for whatever reason, abound. The next disaster likely is already on the way, whether by the use of explosives (as Timothy McVeigh used in the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing), a knife, a gun, poison gas or whatever. The problem is not the killing device used, but the killer. We need to work on profiling potential killers and identifying methodology.
The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.
Anything short of having a good guy on site is too late. By the time the Newtown police were notified and able to respond, the teachers and children had already been murdered, and the killer had died by his own hand. Time, therefore, is critical.
Gun-free zones are synonymous with killer-safe zones. It is a legalized safety guarantee to killers.
I believe large places of assembly, such as theaters, sports arenas and schools, need to have good guys there. Such venues can hire qualified people for that purpose; train and arm teachers; or do away with gun-free zones. They should use whatever works best case-by-case rather than a one-size-fits-all basis.
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Mine include the art from Masayuki Taguchi (he drew Battle Royale, UNF), Junji Ito (king of manga horror), and Kaori Yuki
I've always been one to like a more mature look to the manga style.
What are your guys' thoughts on different styles of manga?
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Nise Midi Doronkai -- he's done various dojins. His girls are all very beautiful.
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Katsuhiro Otomo, Junji Ito and Shintaro Kago.
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I was gonna say Junji Ito but you already said Junji Ito so. We got that covered.
I like CLAMP's style too... even though it can be a bit samey. Also Hiroyuki Takei, who drew Shaman King, which gets very silly and cartoony a lot. I just love it.
and Naoki Urasawa, who drew Monster. His characters' faces are all so distinct.
I also love Naoko Takeuchi (Sailor Moon!!) and her flowing lines and soft, dreamy colors.
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The mangakas of Vagabond and 21st century boys
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asdfghjk I completely agree! Some of my favorites! : D
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Ikr. I've liked those styles more than the usual anime style which does the usual huge-eye-small nose and mouth cute look. The more realistic styles seem very good at showing a ton of understanding of anatomy which is much more believable than the usual manga style, and often times does not make characters horribly ugly when trying to stretch anatomy.
Now that I think about it, drawing plainer-looking people seems totally underrated. While I don't bother with manga/anime art style very often nowadays (lolponies), I've already seen some good artists who develop a sort of same-face syndrome from trying to draw too many pretty-looking people.
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I have a list of favorites that I like to share. They include:
Yoshikazu Yasuhiko:
Character designer for the original
Mobile Suit Gundam
Zeta Gundam
anime series, who has also branched out into manga with series such as
Venus Wars
Star Of the Kurds
, and
Gundam: the Origin
Hirohito Mikimoto:
Character designer for the
anime series (part of the "Robotech" series) and the original
Megazone 23
OVA, whose manga credits include a series titled
Marionette Generation
Katsuhiro Otomo:
Manga creator best known for his
Kenichi Sonoda:
Creator of the original
Bubblegum Crisis
characters, as well as
Gunsmith Cats
Cannon God Exxaxion
Masashi Kishimoto:
Creator of the manga
As you might see from my list, my preference is for a generally more realistic aspect in the art, with just
of the tropes we see for manga (
big eyes, exaggerated expressions, etc.). I'm lukewarm on more cartoonish manga artists, provided their storytelling is good and I find the story itself entertaining. However, I can't stand artists whose work is so distorted that it looks amateurish and detracts from what might be a good story.
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I don't really like cute or realistic. I guess if I had to categorize what I like it would be sort of stylistic aesthetic (or something like that...) Like the type with super model tall, slim characters with unrealistically long legs and beautiful features (but not usually like big shoujo style eyes). The type of style commonly used in BL stuff I guess.
Some of my favorite manga artists are...
Clamp (Tsubasa, xxxholic, a lot of others, but I like the style of those two more)
Botan Yamada (Let's Draw Manga Yaoi (I assume she'd have drawn for something else, but that's all I know her art from))
Kaili Sorano (Monochrome Factor)
Ryo Saenagi (Psychic Power Nanaki, Sequence, Satisfaction Guaranteed)
Yun Kouga (Loveless)
Temari Matsumoto (Kyo Kara Maoh!, Uwasa no Futari, Just My Luck, Sensei no Jijou)
Yana Toboso (Kuroshitsuji)
Shungiku Nakamura (Junjou Romantica)
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I'm a real fan of cute, pastelly styles so Mel Kishida is a favourite. I also love the traditional shoujo look of Karuho Shiina's work, Kimi ni Todoke and such.
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My fave manga:
Pokémon Adventures
Sand Chronicles.
Death Note.
And that's all that have come to mind so far, can't think of the other titles that are on the fave list right now.
Fave manga artist:
Bisco Hatori. By far.
Fave manga styles: Shojo, Shonen, and whatever the hell the Pokémon mangas would count as.
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I haven't explored very many different manga, so I don't have very many artists to select from in my mind, but I am quite fond of the art of Kazuya Minekura, who wrote/drew
Wild Adapter.
I like how she has a realistic style, and yet it's still also a manga style. I also like how strange and poetic her art feels sometimes outside of her manga (such as in her art books), and sometimes she adds some words to go with a drawing to give the viewer so much to think about.
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I like Manga styles that looks cute/pretty and have a cartoony twist.
My favourite manga artists are
Peach Pit (they made Shugo Chara and Zombie Loan)
Higuchi Tachibana (she made Gakuen Alice)
Naoko Takeuchi, Atsushi Okubo(soul eater), Eiichiro Oda(One Piece),
Panty and Stocking Style and Umakoshi Yoshihiko (Ojamajo Doremi)
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Mark Crilley!!!!
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None. I have no favorites at all.
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I love more realistic type manga rather than the cute type. This is my favourite art in a manga
Beck by Harold Sakuishi.
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This is what makes anime or manga soo hard to define if you go to specifics. Like you can even consider tokidoki as an anime, and yet its neither anime or japanese. Its done by Simone Legno, an italian artist inspired by japanese.
And just also be careful, that anime is not drawn the same way as the manga, so only mangas I say.
Though I would consider Takashi Murakami one of my favorites, since he makes a comment on popculture which is baiscally anime and manga.
I like Tite's style, he has a good fashion sense and design. They have such long bodies. There is something that makes you stare at it for awhile.
Ok, well there are more anime stuff I like, such as pale cocoon, mushishi, Kunchuu buranko, etc.
I love makoto shinkai's works.
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Although I love FMA, that's more for the story that the artwork and style. It's been a while since I've looked at manga artists. Let's see...manga artists who I love for their art and not just the story... Takeshi Obata comes to mind first, more for Death Note than Bakuman. Ookubo Atsushi's ink work in Soul Eater is another thing I remember admiring a lot. And I also like Samura Hiroaki's work in Blade of the Immortal even though I have yet to actually
that series (it's on my list of things to read). And I like Eiichiro Oda's drawing, too. Part of me has always wanted to read One Piece because of his style, but a bigger part of me is like "lol fuck no" when I see how many chapters it is.
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I like a more realistic approach to manga, with a bit of style.
My favorites artists are--
Takeshi Obata(Death Note, Bakuman)
Tite Kubo(Bleach)
Hiroaki Simura(Blade of the Immortal)
Hitoshi Iwaaki(Parasyte)
And finally
Eiichiro Oda(One Piece) I know his art isn't the most realistic, but there is much to be appreciated from his style and the way he tells a story.
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my favourite artist is
. I believe he is one of the most popular/well known artist right now. His style can be categorized as stylish. He is getting more and more involved in anime and game production. so I'm excited =w=
as for favourite style of manga. I like semi realistic manga. or the ones that captures the human body really well, and some wil emphasize in detail.
Yabuki Kentarou (Black cat, To Love Ru) is one of my current favourites in the manga world. Others include:
Mori Kaoru (Otoyomegatari). The details!
Azuma Kiyohiko (Yotsubato!). I wonder how he's doing since he's pretty slow.
Yagi Norihiro (Claymore). The monster/character designs!
Akatsuki Akira (Medaka Box). the art is so good!
I have a lot more favourites but naming them all would be taxing XD
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BUT WAIT! i thought all manga art looks the same... that's what i keep hearing
no okay i'll answer the question now.
i love pretty and cute styles <3 talking about my favorite artists excites me so much!! but i'll keep my post short, i won't ramble on too much.
haha jk that's not true at all
you have been warned...
~arina tanemura!! (full moon, gentlemen's alliance, sakura hime, and many others) i admire her so much! she draws pretty faces and beautiful clothes as well. and her art has so much emotion in it and it's so expressive, that's the only way i can describe it. also, in her manga, she talks a lot about her own work, more than any other manga-ka i've seen. i really like that. if she were on da, she'd write long artist's comments <333 she's sincere about her work and thinks carefully about every detail. she's my favorite manga artist.
~yuki kure!! (la corda d'oro) her art is sharp and clear and so pretty (yes i keep saying the same word over and over sorry). it's not really "mature" but still classy <3 and cute at the same time. her girls and guys both have nice faces.
~kairi yura!! (the story of saiunkoku) wow i totally fell in love with her art!! it's wonderful! so many amazing details, gorgeous clothes, smooth colors... but my favorite thing is the way she draws guys. i swear she draws the most attractive bishonen ever
she is such a super talented artist that it kind of intimidates me *sob* (actually so do arina and yuki) saiunkoku is a manga that is written by sai yukino and kairi yura is the illustrator. in volume one, sai yukino writes a hearfelt message going on and on about how kairi's art brought the story to life. her message really warmed my heart (cliche i know) and makes me feel so happy that i am currently working with artists to create mangas, working on manga with a partner can be a wonderful thing!! ^__^
~matsuri hino!! (vampire knight) i like her slightly less than the top three but she has a nice doll-like style and her eye shape is cute. i think she's good at goth-loli <3 she influences many amateur artists and sometimes they copy her >__< but that just shows that she is good at what she does and many people like her.
~wataru yoshizumi!! (ultra maniac) i read ultra maniac and i was really impressed by how incredibly neat and clean the art was. i read it and i could tell that she's been doing manga for a long time. this is her 30th manga, she says in her sidenotes. the characters look good, the panels were easy to read and she does lots of funny facial expressions. but again, the best part was how neat her art is!
~ayuko!! (the earl and the fairy) she has soft, pretty, classy elegant art with smooth coloring. but it's still cute, as well. very nice work, it inspires me a lot.
~hiromi matsuo!! (uhh just google image search her) i don't know much about her, i randomly found her on tumblr. <333 but her art is lovely. she does a lot of vintage art and i really like that because i LOVE elegant vintage photos. you have to see her art, it's classy and distinct. it's beautiful and doll-like. it's girly and romantic. i wish i knew more about her, sorry.
~takeshi obata!! (hikaru no go, death note, bakuman) not even shojo but i LOVE his art. not cute and leans closer to realism than other manga artists i like, yet his art is still a lot of fun for me because it's so interesting and dramatic, even scary at times. he and tsugumi ohba worked on death note as artist and author respectively, and in death note 13, the guidebook, i read a lot about how they worked together and also about how takeshi obata draws. that was very fascinating to me. his talent is through the roof, i adore his art even though it's different from what i'm used to.
~gotta give quick shoutouts to masashi kishimoto, hiro mashima, eiichiro oda... (naruto, fairy tail, one piece) i love shojo art but i can't ignore these talented artists. ^__^
~anime artists on deviantart!! not all of them have actually made manga pages but still, i get A LOT of inspiration from many of the artists on da. and some of them are going to be famous manga artists in the future, so i'm glad i already know them now lol
that's all. if anyone actually read all that then i appreciate it XDDD i just posted all this stuff because i have to give credit to people who inspire me. (but i probably forgot people *shot*) i don't care whether you all like these artists or not. i love them all and i look up to them. they inspire me to keep trying.
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a chance it won't
so she buried
the blood in the
mud with her baby
teeth, asked the
river to take it
away, felt her bones
heave a sigh as she
lay them all down
on the bank
let it
slip away
(and no doubt he will say she was crazy, this bitch, with her tongue and her teeth and her mind)
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This is incredibly powerful. I don't even have the proper words for it. Thank you for writing it.
Question: What font did you use? It's lovely.
Wow! Really powerful!
I've wondered about your username for sometime
The line about the river is just stunning!
Pardon my blunt statement but holy $hit- this is just freaking amazing...
You've turned me into a deviantART addict. Just so I can read your poems. This is crazy, right?


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Red Wing Pottery 1939 MN Gopher / Football
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Cute little Red Wing pottery gopher leaning over a footballBrown Glaze, marked 1939 R.W. Potteries Red Wing Minn T are no chips, no cracks. T is one Mfg. defect on the top of the football (see Photo) These were made for the Minnesota/Wisconsin rivalry Approx. 3"H X 3 1/4"L I accept Paypal & Money Orders |


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This wine has the dark fruit typical of this quinta, but this year shows more elegance than usual, with dusty tannins and concentrated, sweet fruit
Thick and finely textured Port. Lovely aromas of anise, berries and mint. Full-bodied, very sweet, with silky tannins. Fruity finish. Best after 2004.
From the winery: "The vineyards at Vesuvio are remarkable in part as a result of the steepness and variability of the terrain. The old vineyards were concentrated on only 105 hectares, less than a third of the total property. Quinta do Vesuvio is one of the only Douro quintas to be privileged with vineyards over 25 years old that were planted by variety (most old vineyards are a mix of grape varieties planted side by side). The principal grape varieties are Touriga Franca, Tinta Roriz, Tinta Barroca and Touriga Nacional. The average age of the vines ranges from 10 years for the new plantings to 35 years for the old plantings, all of which are "A" rated vineyards – the best."
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Lake Superior Jewelry 2015 Shows & Markets.This list will be updated as new show information becomes available
2015 Events
Munising Farmers' & Artisans' Market
Bayshore Park, Munising, MI
Every Tuesday starting May 26 thru October 6, 4-7pm
Pictured Rocks Days
Saturday June 1310am-6pm
Pictured Rocks Days (Day 2)
Sunday June 1410am-4pm
Munising Bay Arts Festival
Bayshore Park, Munising, MI
Saturday June 2710am-6pm
Folkfest 2015
Manistique, MI
Saturday July 1110am-5pm
Art on the Rocks
Mattson Lower Harbor ParkMarquette, MI
Saturday July 2510am-6pm
Art on the Rocks (Day 2)
Sunday July 2610a-5pm
Waterfront Art Festival
Ludington Park, Escanaba, MI
Saturday August 110am-4pm
Eagle Harbor Art Fair
Eagle Harbor, MI
Saturday August 810am-5pm
Eagle Harbor Art Fair (Day two)
Sunday August 9noon-4pm
Art in the Park
Copper Harbor, MI
Saturday August 1510am-5pm
Art in the Park (Day two)
Sunday August 1611am-5pm
Arts Dockside 2015
City Marina DockSt. Ignace, MI
Saturday September 59am-6pm
Arts Dockside (Day two)
City marina DockSt. Ignace, MI
Sunday September 69am-5pm
15th Annual Holiday Arts Sale
City of Marquette Arts and Culture Center located in the Peter White Public Library bldg lower level
Saturday November 2110am-4pm
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Hey ladies - I am leaving this group but I really liked posting with all of you esp. a few months ago - please feel free to 'friend' me. Still on BBC - best wishes!
Leaving Group
Posted 01/11/2010
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Posted 01/13/2010
Sorry to hear that.
It's quiet here since we've had the babies, but I still feel more connected to this group than the main board.
-- Natasha
Mom to 03/01, 11/03 and bringing up the rear 09/09
Posted 01/16/2010
Me too - I never even check main group these days. Why are you off Lindsay, stay with us!!!


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As many of you already know, a few weeks ago, I was contacted by the lawyers from an organization asking that I cease doing business under the name of Your Birth Right because it was improper use of their company's trademark "Birthright". Being a midwife and nurse and NOT a lawyer I really had no idea what this meant and I was completely confused as in my opinion Your Birth Right and Birthright were not the same and as such I was NOT infringing on their trademark at all.
After doing some research and speaking with a few lawyers it all began to make sense. Unfortunately, while our names are NOT the exact same and we are NOT providing the exact same services, they do have a legitimate claim and the right/responsibility to ask me to cease use of their Trademark.
So what does all of this mean?
It means that effective immediately, I will be moving forward to stop all business, marketing, advertising, and postings that include or come from any entity with my current business name "Your Birth Right."
I will be taking multiple steps to inform all of my readers, and supporters of current and future changes. One of the first things I am doing is asking each of you visit my current website, still currently active at www.yourbirthright.com to fill out the "Keep Me Updated Form." Filling out this form will place you on a special email list. When my new business name, blog, website is up and running you will be the first to know. Please know that this email list will NOT be sold or used for any direct marketing but will be used to keep you informed of my progress and let you know when I am "back in business." I do not know how long my current website will be active so PLEASE visit the site TODAY and fill out the form.
I will be making decisions over the next few months about my future moves, my business plan and when and how I will proceed. Please know… this does NOT mean that I will disappear, or leave the Birth Blogosphere.
I still, always have, and always will believe that women have a right to birth when, where, and how she wants to. I believe given the information they need, women know FULL well how to make the best decision they need for themselves and their families. I worked the other day and helped finished the unnecessary induction of a 19 year old woman who was having her first baby at 39 weeks gestational age. When I asked why she was having an induction her mother responded "Well the doctor asked her if that's what she wanted." When I asked if the doctor spoke with them about the documented risks and the length of time her induction could take, (she was on day 2) the answer was of course "No."
I share all that to say… NO… I will not be silent. I may have to change the name of my blog and move things around a bit but I will not be silent because my voice, your voice, her voice, his voice… they are ALL still needed!! My opinions, my ideas, my passion… NONE of that will change. What will change is my URL.
You may remember in mid April, I wrote a piece about the work of Transition. LOL… Just about a month later I received the letter from the lawyer. I guess you can say I am REALLY am in transition! J
While I am disappointed that I will have to change my business name there is some good news here… I was getting noticed. If I weren't I would have never been contacted by their lawyers. So with that in mind, the transition continues. I hope that you will support me during this time and be there to celebrate when I birth my next "baby". Until then… Continue to be blessed and birth well.
In Birth and Love,


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Old Mole Variety Hour on 09/10/12
Air date:Mon, 09/10/2012 - 9:00am - 10:00am
Short Description:Leo Panitch, Searching for Sugar Man, against the work-ethic, reading from the left press
Tom Becker hosts this Old Mole and we hear:
- Bill Resnick talks with Leo Panitch about why European elites are pumping money into the finance industry and enforcing austerity on the poor. They also consider long term strategies for building working class power. Leo teaches at York University in Toronto. He co-authored with last week's guest, Sam Gindin, The Making of Global Capitalism.
- Jan Haaken speaks with Alan Wieder about the film Searching for Sugar Man, and the part music played in the anti-apartheid struggle.
- Joe Clement reads a commentary that analyzes how the work-ethic keeps the working-class divided and under the thumb of capital, but also how it's possible if not necessary to rethink social contribution and personal worth in a way that does not fall back on some version of producerism.
- Tom reads from the Left Press.