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One small win for nuts.By Susan Rinkunas
Do you really want to know how many miles you'd have to run to burn off that cookie?By Susan Rinkunas
It's the third delay to the deadline since 2015.By Clint Rainey
It doesn't lead to long-term weight loss, and it destroys healthy attitudes about eating.By Susan Rinkunas
The new rules apply to supermarkets, coffee shops, and movie theaters, tooBy Clint Rainey
"People don't really understand what it means to say a typical soda has 250 calories," says a researcher who thinks the number-board system of listing calorie counts is not effective.By Clint Rainey
There are 2,900 calories in the French Toast Napoleon.By Clint Rainey
If it were 1965, you could have 200 more calories. But it's not! SO DROP THAT SNACK, MODERN MOTHER.By Maggie Lange
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The twenty worst drinks in America, per 'Men's Health.'By Daniel Maurer
The latest in food-finding and calorie-counting technology.By Daniel Maurer
A British binge-drinking widget may just be the funnest and most horrifying toy we've played with in a while.By Daniel Maurer
Plus: a culinary student on 'Top Chef,' and calorie posting moves north, all in our morning news roundup.By Leila Cohan-Miccio
A bouncer-led beatdown at Dorrian's Red Hand, and Williamsburgers who don't like the Kellogg's Diner 2.0, from our glance at the morning headlines.By Michael Alan Connelly
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Billings Farm features Estonian filmDecember 29,2012WOODSTOCK The Billings Farm and Museum will show the 2009 documentary Disco and the Atomic War today at 3 p.m.
The documentary takes place in Soviet-occupied Estonia where the Soviet Union waged an information war against Western pop culture and lost. The film shows how Finnish television influenced Estonians even when the Soviet authorities blocked it.
Estonians did not care about Vladimir Ilyich Lenin or Karl Marx. Instead, Estonians wanted to know who shot J.R. Ewing from the hit TV series Dallas and the latest disco moves.
The movie is subtitled in English and runs 80 minutes. For tickets, call 457-2355 or visit www.billingsfarm.org/filmfest.
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Chief Executive Clegg to Leave Town
Tuesday, 5th Feb 2013 10:40
Town have announced that chief executive Simon Clegg is to leave Portman Road after four years at the club. A press release from Town says that owner Marcus Evans and the rest of the club's board will take a more active role in the running of the club.
Owner Marcus Evans said: "Following a review of the club's management structure and the Financial Fair Play budgeting requirements, it became clear that we would need to operate differently going forward and Simon and I mutually agreed that it was time for him to seek new opportunities.
"I would like to place on record my huge appreciation for all of Simon's hard work, loyalty and professionalism. Over the last four years he has done an outstanding job as the public face of the club."
Clegg added: "As a result of the strategic review, it is clear that moving towards break-even will challenge all clubs, not just Ipswich Town.
"At the top of our agenda, and quite rightly, has been the priority to protect the playing budget. This, coupled with the owner's intention to play a more hands-on role, has led me to the decision that now is the right time to seek a new challenge.
"Whilst we have been discussing this for some time, we agreed to leave any final decision until nearer the time when the rules are due to take effect, at the end of this season, and after the end of this last transfer window.
"I will be returning to my family in Surrey and over the coming months will be looking for my next professional challenge in international or domestic sport."
The club statement announcing Clegg's departure says owner Evans will have a greater involvement in the running of the club: "As part of a strategy to meet the financial challenges of the Financial Fair Play rules, Marcus Evans, the club's owner, and other members of the board will be taking a more hands-on approach to the day-to-day management of the club."
We understand that with no direct replacement for Clegg being lined-up, current board members Ian Milne, Jonathan Symonds and Martin Pitcher will now take on many of Clegg's duties - liaising with the departing chief executive - but with Evans himself set to be directly in charge at Portman Road in the longer term.
However, it is not yet known whether Evans will be more publicly visible despite the change of role.
Former British Olympic Association chief executive Clegg joined the Blues in April 2009, taking over from Derek Bowden, who yesterday joined Essex Cricket.
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If the police stop you in Pennsylvania, they don't need a warrant to search your car.
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Four players on MLS academy teams -- Keith Cardona (New York Red Bulls), Bryan de la Fuente (Chivas USA), Riley Wolfe (Los Angeles Galaxy) and Ruben Luna (FC Dallas) -- head the 2008-09 U-15/16 U.S. Soccer Development Academy Starting XI honorees.
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Within the field of diasporic studies, the Nordic region can be described as a 'periphery', since it is only relatively recently that studies have been produced articulating some of the specificities of diasporic life in this part of the world for African and black subjects. If the seminal writings of Franz Fanon, Aimé Césaire, and later Paul Gilroy have placed Europe on the African diasporic map, feminist diasporic theorists such as Tina Campt, Jacqueline Nassy Brown and Michelle Wright have continued to raise questions of hierarchy and power within this context, suggesting that the peripheries and margins of the African Diaspora can be located in regions otherwise considered as 'central'. Little is known about the contributions and negotiations of black and African diasporic life in this region of the world; Gilroy's assertion that diasporic studies are in part a restorative project therefore has particular significance for the Nordic region. Aside from the biographical writings on A.L.G.A Couchi ('Badin'), Nella Larsen and a few others, there is little known about the historical origins, experiences, and negotiations of particular individuals of African ancestry within specific Nordic contexts.
This issue aims to highlight some of the regional and local specificities that have shaped both contemporary and historical black and African diasporic life in a part of the world where meanings of 'race' have been interwoven with understandings of national belonging, citizenship, and gender in particular ways. For example, the work of Katarina Schough suggests that since the mid-1600s, the North has been culturally constructed as the origin of ultimate whiteness – the mythological habitat of the Hyperboreans. This historically modifiable idea of a 'highborn race' has since then lent itself to discourses of Aryan supremacy, and later to claims to a particularly innocent form of whiteness – purportedly untouched by colonial relations.
Today, these historically, ambivalently imbedded discourses of racial hierarchy and whiteness sit uncomfortably with contemporary Nordic nations' more recent egalitarian discourse in domestic welfare policies and third world solidarity work. It is only quite recent that the Nordic countries' participation in, and cultural-political relation to the trans-Atlantic slave trade been rediscovered, discussed and used to re-position the region as postcolonial (for example the Nordic Colonial Mind research project). In several respects, this belated awakening collides with national projects that have continued to articulate expressions and experiences of 'race', gender, and national belonging in exceptionalist and color-blind terms. And as shown by the last decade's analytical interventions, Nordic postcolonial study is now a burgeoning field, which has begun mapping the multifaceted histories and cultural negotiations of specific national and transnational contexts.
In a sense, this special issue is a response to Paul Girloy's call for scholars to 'step back boldly into the past' in order to draw "a new map of Europe". Echoing Franz Fanon's theorization of the dilemma of being both Black and European, Gilroy's reminds us of how blacks in Europe are still positioned as 'strangers' to European culture and history. This critique takes on particular salience in Nordic spaces, and necessitates a recontextualization of our history. One of the preliminary questions we would like to raise are: how can Afrodiasporic perspective be accommodated within a region where national self-images are on the one hand built upon a global economy conditioned by colonialism, and, on the other, culturally constructed as exemptions from colonial and imperialist power dynamics? This special issue of African and Black Diaspora aims to continue the work of re-mapping by calling for papers from the humanities and social sciences focusing upon the historical and/or contemporary experiences, contributions, and perspectives of African and Black peoples in the Nordic Region; particularly, we invite papers advancing Afrodiasporic and postcolonial theorization. Submissions could focus on topics of music, literature, art, and/or specific biographies of the Nordic Diaspora.
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Blond, wavy-haired actor Christopher Rich's movie star good looks landed him roles as Prince Charming and dashing but dumb news anchor Miller Redfield, but he proved himself more than just a pretty face with a consistent and varied acting career. Rich started out on stage and made his Broadway debut starring as Dionysius in the 1980 Circle in the Square production of "The Bacchus". By the following year, he was a regular on the NBC daytime drama "Another World", playing Sandy Cory, an audience favorite harboring a secret. Though his character was earmarked to be the first gay man in daytime television, producers changed their minds and Rich lost an opportunity to be a very memorable player in soaps. Nevertheless, he made the most of the role until his departure in 1985. Following up his soap success with a string of failed pilots, Rich finally landed a starring regular role in "The Charmings" (ABC, 1987-88), a sitcom about a fairy tale family trapped in contemporary suburbia. Playing the legendary husband of Snow White offered the actor the opportunity to do comedy, and he rose to the challenge with an often inspired turn as the handsome but brainless patriarch of a fish-out-of-water clan.


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Skype joins big name IPO list less than a year after buyout
Real-time communications technology company Skype yesterday filed to go public in the US, adding another high profile name to the list of companies hoping to launch initial public offerings this year.
The company detailed its IPO plans less than a year after eBay sold it to an investment group led by Silver Lake in a deal that valued the company at about $2.75bn (€2.1bn). The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and venture firm Andreessen Horowitz are part of that investor group, taking a small stake in Skype.
Luxembourg-based Skype registered $100m in American depository shares with the Securities and Exchange Commission in the filing. The final amount the company actually raises could differ dramatically from its registration amount, which is used only to calculate SEC fees.
Skype didn't specify a price or number of shares it hopes to sell in its IPO. It wants to list on the Nasdaq, but hasn't yet selected a ticker symbol.
Skype joins a lineup of other big-name IPOs hoping to launch in the US, including Toys "R" Us, hospital operator HCA., media company Nielsen Holdings, and short term car rental firm Zipcar. The US IPO market has been marked by a rocky pricing and trading environment since April, so it is unclear how soon any will choose to tap the markets.
Skype, which offers voice, video and text services to consumers and businesses, has expanded rapidly since it was founded in 2003. As of June 30, its registered users were up 41% from a year earlier at 560m. For the second quarter, average paying users increased 23% to 8.1 million and average monthly connected users jumped 36% to 124 million.
Although Skype is best known among the general public for its free video calls, the company's aim is to convert as many people as possible over to its payment-based services. It makes its money by charging for making and receiving voice calls to land lines and cellphones (Skype-to-Skype voice calls are free), as well as for connecting to WiFi networks.
The company is built on peer-to-peer software architecture, with customers using their existing Internet communications networks. That means the company doesn't have to build or maintain a physical communications network, giving it a cost advantage over conventional communications networks. The company says its model allows it to add new users at minimal incremental cost and offer many of its products for free.
Skype was acquired by the private equity group less than a year ago, in November. The sale was partly financed with debt of $807.2m, which was then refinanced earlier this year. The company's total debt now stands at $728m.
For the first half of 2010, Skype's profit fell 42% to $13.1m on interest costs from the buyout as revenue rose 25% to $406.2m.
Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley are managing Skype's offering.
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Video: See Jim James perform with the Roots on "Fallon"
Jim James' new album "Regions of Light and Sound of God" is a solo effort, his first, but the My Morning Jacket had a ton of support--21 musicians in fact, including the Roots--when he performed '50s-style love song "A New Life" on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" last night.
Alas, James isn't going to have that kind of support when he performs at the Pabst Theater April 19. But with My Morning Jacket, he's an excellent showman - local MMJ shows made my favorite Milwaukee concerts list the past two years. And "God," which is out today, is a wonderful listen. »Read Full Blog Post
Singing, acting both stellar in 'Figaro'
Actors are taught to act and opera singers are taught to sing - and all too rarely do the twain really meet.
The Florentine Opera Company's production of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro," directed by Candace Evans, cast that notion aside Friday evening with a spot-on blend of absolutely sterling singing and audience-connected acting. »Read Full Article
Theatre Gigante taps dark, creative energy in 'Electra'
While her father is out of town on business, her mother takes a lover. When her father comes home, Mom and her new consort stab him. She herself is thrown out of the house. Her baby brother now lives in exile.
No wonder Electra has a complex. The question is whether her righteous anger regarding the murder of her father (Agamemnon) can justify plotting with her brother (Orestes) to murder Mom (Clytemnestra) and Mom's new squeeze (Aegisthus). »Read Full Article
UWM work exhibited at Cannes film fest
Fourteen films by students, faculty and alumni of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Department of Film, Video, Animation and New Genres have been accepted into the short-film showcase at this year's Cannes International Film Festival, which kicks off Wednesday on the French Riviera.
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BOSTON -- John Farrell flip-flopped John Lackey and Clay Buchholz in his rotation for the AL Championship Series against the Detroit Tigers.
Buchholz now will follow Game 1 starter Jon Lester and pitch the second game at Fenway Park. Lackey, who pitched Game 2 in the AL Division Series, will pitch Game 3 on Tuesday, when the series shifts to Detroit. Jake Peavy will take the mound Wednesday for Game 4.
Tigers manager Jim Leyland set his rotation as Anibal Sanchez, Max Scherzer, Justin Verlander and Doug Fister. All four are right-handers.
Buchholz has made four career starts against the Tigers at Fenway, the most recent on July 30, 2012, and posted a 1.20 ERA (four earned runs in 30 innings). He went at least seven innings in all four starts, and allowed 16 hits and 10 walks, striking out 19.
"It's going to be fun," Buchholz said. "This will be my first time on a roster at this point in a postseason. That last series was pretty intense. I don't expect anything different in this one.
"This is my favorite park to pitch in, not just because I play for this team here. Just a place growing up, watching games on TV, just seemed like a special atmosphere. Being able to start games over here the last couple of years, it's been a fun place to pitch."
Lackey has made six career starts in Comerica Park, going 4-1 with a 3.82 ERA. He faced the Tigers in Detroit once this season, on June 20, and went seven innings, allowing seven hits and two runs, walking one and striking out five. He was not involved in the decision in a 4-3 loss. Lackey went at least 6 2/3 innings in five of the six starts, giving up 37 hits and 19 walks while striking out 27. He allowed just three home runs.
"We had some extra days to adjust, without bringing anyone back on short rest," Farrell said. "We felt like with Clay falling in behind Jon [Lester], it gives us a contrast of style. And that would be the case with John Lackey as well. We felt like we could get some additional work done with Lackey today.
"I thought Clay threw the ball well in his start [against the Tampa Bay Rays]. That's not to say John Lackey's start was less than [that]. He pitched us to a win against Tampa Bay in Game 2. But with the rotation going forward the first two days, we feel good about where we are."
Lackey started Game 2 against the Rays at Fenway, and was credited with the win in Boston's 7-4 victory, going 5 1/3 innings, allowing four earned runs on seven hits while walking three and striking out six.
Buchholz followed in Game 3 at Tropicana Field, going six innings, allowing seven hits and three earned runs. He was not involved in the decision in Boston's 5-4 loss, as Jose Lobaton homered off closer Koji Uehara in the ninth to win it for the Rays.


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So, we all know there isn't an age limit to have fun, right? Get together with friends, family, and co-workers, get creative, and have a blast showing off your costumes this Halloween!
Charleston, SC bars on Halloween have been known to go all out with scary (and sexy) Halloween parties, ghoulish drink specials, and cash prizes for the best dressed. Don't delay! Secure your plans ahead of time!
2015 Skinful Halloween Party!
Skinful is taking a break this year and will be back next year.
Here's a taste of a prior Skinful Halloween party in Charleston.
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Clams Calypso
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 15 mins
this can be made with mussels too, i had a similar dish recently while vacationing in the caribbean.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 slice bacon, chopped
- 6 clove garlic, chopped
- 1814.36 g clams, scrubbed
- 3 inch fresh ginger, peeled and sliced
- 2 jalapeno chiles, diced
- 236.59 ml diced butternut squash
- 4 ripe tomatoes, chopped
- 473.18 ml dry white wine
- 236.59 ml chicken stock
- 236.59 ml water
- 236.59 ml cooked black beans
- 3 limes, juice of
- 1 lime, cut in wedges,for garnish
- 2 scallions, sliced
- 118.29 ml olive oil
- 2 mangoes, peeled and diced
- 2 sprig parsley, chopped
- 4 sprig cilantro, chopped or 4 sprig basil leaves
- in a dutch oven heat bacon, stirring until it begins to get crispy.
- add garlic and cook for a few minutes until golden.
- add clams, ginger, jalapenos, squash, tomatoes, wine, stock and water, bring to a boil, then simmer until clams open, about 8-10 minutes.
- fold in black beans, mangoes, lime juice, parsley and cilantro.
- garnish with lime wedges and serve in bowls.
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I loved this BUT they left me to wonder when I added the olive oil and scallions, I added it as it started to simmer.The flavors were incredible, also didn't have black beans but used pintos instead. I am trying to decide when I can add this to a dinner party menu. It is a keeper.
This was really, really good! I could not stop eating it! The smokey bacon with the mangoes was a terrific combo. And the ginger and lime with the peppers was great. I used 2 tbsp of olive oil to fry the bacon, then I pulled it off the burner and added the garlic. Then followed everything the way it is written. I served it over a little rice. It makes a lot of delicious broth! I love clams and this was a great way to make them. Thanks for a great recipe! Sue


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Pawan Kalyan didn't Recommend Nephew for 'Rey' Says Director
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Published: 20th January 2014 03:07 PM
Last Updated: 20th January 2014 03:07 PM
Director Y.V.S. Chaudhary has rubbished rumours that it was on superstar Pawan Kalyan's personal request that he roped in his nephew Sai Dharam Tej for forthcoming Telugu musical drama "Rey".
Sai Dharam Tej is yet another actor from the Chiranjeevi clan to enter the industry. Others include Ram Charan Teja, Allu Arjun and Allu Sirish.
"It is true that I approached Pawan Kalyan to seek his permission to work with his nephew. He told me that he need not ask him for permission and that I should approach Sai instead. He never recommended Sai for the film," Chaudhary told IANS.
"He didn't even vouch for Sai. When Sai approached him (Pawan Kalyan) for advice, he directed him to some acting schools. He doesn't like to give advice and urged Sai not to use their family name as a medium to earn recognition," he added.
At the recent audio launch of "Rey", Pawan Kalyan said that his family doesn't own the industry and anyone is welcome to be part of it.
Also starring Saiyami Kher, Shraddha Das and Shubra Aiyappa in important roles, "Rey" features Tanikella Bharani, Brahmanandam, Jayaprakash Reddy and M.S. Narayana in important roles.
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A couple of weeks ago, Mr. D and I saw a super cheap flight and stay at an all-inclusive resort in Jamaica. I'm not normally a beach person. If we're going to vacation in February, I'd prefer to ski.
But he sold it to me as, "You can get a lot of writing done" and, in fact, I'm writing this from a beach in Montego Bay. If we were skiing, I would not be writing.
We flew down only for the weekend, but it was enough for me to write 8,000 words of Spin Sucks, get some sun, and be waited on hand and foot.
No laundry to do. No dog waking me up at 5 a.m. for breakfast. No meal planning. No grocery shopping. No fighting with traffic in and out of Whole Foods. No responsibilities, whatsoever. Just me, my laptop, some sunscreen, and a beach chair.
If you write, I highly recommend it. But you have to be motivated to get it done and not be easily distracted by all the booze you can drink and the swim-up bar at the infinity pool.
Tips for Writing Large Body of Works
So how did I manage? Following are some tips.
- Set a goal. My goal was to write 2,000 words per day (for a total of 6,000 words). If you already know what you're going to write about, 2,000 words should take you no more than four hours. On Sunday, I actually got them done in less than two hours. But I ended up writing more than my goal on Saturday so I wrote for five hours.
- Turn off the distractions. While I wrote, I turned off my WiFi access. If I needed to do some research, I turned it back on, got what I needed, and turned it off again. My friend Ken Jacobs can tell you he knew when I needed a brain break because he found me commenting on Facebook (and called me out several times).
- Don't drink too much. We're at an all-inclusive, which means, yes, even the booze is "free." I keep joking that Ernest Hemingway said, "Write drunk, edit sober." But I am not a big drinker to begin with so I know I wouldn't be able to focus on the task at hand if drunk.
- Reward yourself. Once I finished writing each day, I shut down my laptop (and access to the rest of the world) for the rest of the day. No worrying about work or my overflowing inbox or my task list was my reward.
- Read some, too. Reading always motivates me to write more. So I spent some time reading fiction (I know, big surprise). I also gave myself an hour each day to read a business book. I'm reading Andy Crestodina's "Content Chemistry" right now.
Of course, flying to Jamaica for the weekend isn't always possible if you're writing a book. These tips work just as well at home (if you're willing to take a weekend off from your other responsibilities).
You tell me. What works for you?
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Who knew that a computer is completely functional sans internet?
@jasonkonopinski who knew she liked to write?
@HowieG I'm gob-smacked by this development.
@jasonkonopinski ice fishing yes knew her passion there. Bronco busting of course. Writing? Beaches? Being waited on hand and foot by her husband?
@jasonkonopinski gob-smacked! love it!
@jasonkonopinski @HowieG Oy.
@jasonkonopinski Right?! AND it became a battery charger for Mr D's iPad so he could keep reading on the beach.
What works for me… exactly that. Something about looking out over the ocean while writing just inspires. The good thing is here in FL, we can actually just drive to the coast. I've done it a couple of times but this is a good reminder to do it more.
@Adam | Customer Experience Yes, we know how to find the beach, huh?
@bdorman264 and the bar…
@Adam | Customer Experience my old friend jetpacks actually prefers inland so he can have coffee with his pet http://wheresmyjetpack.blogspot.com/2010/04/welcome-to-jungle-or-coffee-with-gator.html
@Adam | Customer Experience You should do it more! It's great inspiration.
Free booze? I'm in……..
Good info because you certainly have to plan for it AND find the time to write. However, without the planning it becomes too easy to put off to later I suppose.
I can drive 45 minutes and get that same view BTW but I still haven't found anybody to wait on me hand and foot……….
@bdorman264 you live 45 mins from the beach? I thought your mansion was on the beach with dock for your yacht.
I lived 17 years by the beach. Half that walking distance. Half within a 15 min bike or 5 min drive
@bdorman264 You definitely have to plan. Because I am already into the writing, it was easier. If I'd had to get things organized, too, I wouldn't have gotten as much done.
What's hilarious is that I am now getting my payback for taunting you with all those snow pictures. I HATE SNOW! And we have tons of it. You love snow, and you're on a warm beach in the sunshine. Where I would give my right arm to be. Consider me duly slapped-down. Hope you had a ball!!
@belllindsay you hate snow but live in Canada?
@HowieG I really didn't have a choice in the matter Howie! 😉
@belllindsay What you need to remember, is payback is always a female dog.
@ginidietrich Motivation n the face of adversity!
I think the title of this post should be, "Well, If I Can't Ski I'll Just Work In Paradise"
@lizreusswig actually she was kidnappped by book writing Somali Pirates who got lost at sea
@lizreusswig And really…what's wrong with that?
@ginidietrich Absolutely nothing! 🙂
@lauraclick she was dictating to her Cabana Boy who was a cute dreadlocked servant named Kelly
@lauraclick I thought it would be too hot and I'd have to sit by the pool under an umbrella. Turns out neither that nor the screen were a problem. And I agree with you…we were gone three nights and two days and it was the perfect amount of time.
@JackVincent Whoa. There is no way I could do that. It would take me twice as long! Didn't it take forever??
@ginidietrich 🙂 I was going nowhere the other way, so I guess "forever" was shorter.
I suggested this to several other writers with writer's block (or non-start), and two of them said that it worked. Others thought I was crazy… but I already knew that.
Oh no … That Beach Boys song … (!)
It's the distractions that always threaten to derail me. This occurs for me with reading as well. I need a sensory deprivation chamber or an empty meadow sometimes.
@dwaynealicie HAHAH! I totally was signing that on the flight down. LOL! You know what I do with reading, particularly on my iPad? Put it in airplane mode. That way there are no distractions.
8,000 words of a book in a weekend? Now you're just teasing. And being mean.
@samfiorella I did! I'm super proud of myself. And there were zero distractions. The biggest decision I had to make was which fruity drink I wanted.
I have to listen to something smooth and relaxing such as Cold Play. Once I'm in the the groove of writing I can pretty much stay focused.
8,000 words is insane and impressive. How is your editing process? Do you edit after every chapter or wait until the entire thing is complete?
@stevenmcoyle Oh I have an editor. That's the thing I learned on the first book…no need to edit while you write.
@ginidietrich A blog post about writing … coming to you from Jamaica? Ouch. You really like to rub it in. 🙂
@ginidietrich Thank you, mon. Are you writing a book? I'm planning/researching my second. 🙂
@LauriRottmayer I am! Spin Sucks…due out in November. What's yours on??
@ginidietrich Awesome! Pageants, of course, but fiction this time. 🙂
@LauriRottmayer Love it! Fiction is so much harder, I've found.
@ginidietrich I'm scared but I have the story. Researching details right now. 🙂
@ginidietrich My problem is I don't believe there is anything I can't do if I want to. 🙂
@LauriRottmayer THAT is an awesome "problem" to have!
@ginidietrich Perhaps. 😉 #orobnoxious
@ginidietrich Sent you a DM. 🙂
@ginidietrich However, I do know you are on your back to the land of cold and no fruity drinks!
@Steveology I really do like to rub it in. Vacation like that is so uncharacteristic of me. But yeah…I'm back to the cold.
@profkrg I've found, when I do that, it takes me a lot longer to get finished. If I set a goal for number of words in an allotted amount of time (for instance, 2000 words in two hours), I get it done. But if I said, "I'm going to write this chapter today," I'd find 16,000 other things to do while I wrote it and it would take me all day. That said, I'm totally with you on the morning writing/thinking. After 2 p.m., my brain is slush.
I like the set goal. One thing I am trying to do more this year is write fiction. I haven't done so for various (good) reasons, but I plan to start soon.
My plan: Set aside a certain time each day or week to write. I will have to co-op the setting a goal and turning off all other distractions. Writing should be the only thing I do during those time periods.
@polleydan If you don't start before November, you really should check out NaNoWriMo. It will motivate you in a hurry to get those 50,000 words written in one month!
@ginidietrich Oh, I've done NaNoWriMo a few times. Two completed (very bad) novels, another three or four years of partial writing.
@polleydan GET 'ER DONE, DAN!
I don't usually write large bodies of work (unless, of course, I'm failing in my NaNoWriMo quest – remember that?). But I find that when I do any type of writing that goes above and beyond a short blog post, the best tactic is to set a time limit wherein I can't get up until that time is up. It might not produce the most compelling text, but it's a start.
@bradmarley Oh I remember! LOL! I like the time limit, too. Particularly when I'm writing at home during the week. I'll give myself from 6-7 a.m. and that's it. I find it works really well.
@ginidietrich Then, once you set the time limit, it just boils down to willpower, of which I have none. *sigh*
@bradmarley I'll bet you do!
@ginidietrich But I just started watching Game of Thrones. And, right now, Game of Thrones > everything else in my life.
@KevinVandever Um, why did you have ankle surgery?
@ginidietrich So I could make time to write. Duh!
Basketball. I messed my ankle up over the years and finally needed to have ligaments mended and reattached to the bone.
@KevinVandever Oh so you didn't gloriously hurt it like having a TV fall on it during a satellite media tour (I mean, what?). Did you decide to have the surgery so you COULD write your book?
@ginidietrich No, nothing glorious like a TV accident while on tour. Next time, though. Yes, it was probably the best move as I was behind and the publisher was getting nervous.
@KevinVandever I haven't met anyone with a similar experience until now. I broke BOTH my legs just as I needed to start a very long assignment – essentially a book – for a local nonprofit. It was hard writing on the Vicodin but after that was over, it went smoothly from my special bed set up in the living room (couldn't go upstairs). However, I don't recommend it or the vacation set up. I just go to the quiet student study carrals (sp?) at the university library, where there is no wifi for us non-students.
@wagnerwrites Wow. Both legs. You don't mess around. Not sure I want to venture there. You must really wanted to write.
@KevinVandever It was a stupid accident but the book turned out really well and I got a new laptop as a sympathy present.
So THAT'S why you weren't returning my calls??
Good for you Gini. I could get so much more work in Haena or Hanalei than in Spokane… I ought to just move there.
@barrettrossie Oh don't get me started on Ms. Dietrich and her apparent unwillingness to return calls, even though said calls might change her life! That said, it's nice to be called out on Spin Sucks for calling out Gini for misbehavior!
@KensViews @barrettrossie Oh Ken. He didn't call me. He's just teasing. I had only two VMs when I got back to the States. One from Massage Envy and one from a new business prospect.
@ginidietrich @barrettrossie I guess you're not including the VMs you hadn't returned BEFORE your Jamaica boondoggle! (Don't make me pull this car over!)
@KensViews Someday, Ken, you'll take the hint.
@ginidietrich Your reply was caught in my Spam filter. Well done SpamExperts!
@LauriRottmayer Just saw your LI invite – will get in there soon!
@ginidietrich Okee dokee. 🙂
@ginidietrich Thanks for sharing, Gini. I am going to print this out and put it above my desk!
@ginidietrich Great post. I had to fight the distractions to get through it though 🙂
@MacLeanHeather LOL!!
@ginidietrich I thought you would get a kick out of that. 🙂
Top of the afternoon, Gini! Very jealous of the warm weather.
Turning off the wifi access is key. I usually get large amounts of writing done when I travel. Especially when I'm on the train because of the lack of wifi. No wifi plus a great playlist of tunes usually does it for me. I need the music especially when I'm writing something personal. Inspiration has to come from somewhere, right?
@Matt_Cerms Mr. D kept wanting to go to the side of the resort that had music. So I'm sure he'd agree!
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Definitely shutting off all distractions and getting it done first thing in the morning helps me…and I just discovered this a week ago! It feels great and i don't' have that lingering though "Aw man, I still need to do my writing today" at 4pm in the afternoon.
@yvettepistorio That's a huge learning for many professionals, and is a useful tip to be more productive in any endeavor, not just writing books.
@KensViews @yvettepistorio Yvette, you could go ahead and admit whose brilliant idea it was for you to do that…perhaps THEN Ken will stop giving me a hard time.
@ginidietrich @yvettepistorio Now we all know that I'm not going to stop giving you hard time until: 1) I get my belated 2012 Arment Dietrich Holiday Card; 2) You return my birthday call; 3) You return my pre-President's Day call. (And will probably keep giving you hard time thereafter!) Am I wrong, @Lindsay Bell Wheeler?
@KensViews @ginidietrich @Lindsay It was Gini's idea…she's a genius and it's worked like a charm.
@yvettepistorio @KensViews Bwahaahahah!
It seems like a zillion years ago that I was in Jamaica.
Didn't some fine gentleman try to sell you some of Jamaica's national treasure? The coffee is amazing, right? 😉
@rdopping We managed to avoid the national treasure …and I don't drink coffee. So there you go.
@ginidietrich you are definitely no fun!
@rdopping Now you know why I wasn't popular in high school.
Hmm…things that stick out to me here:
– all inclusive resort (we are actually trying to plan a trip later this year)
– Write drunk, edit sober (always liked that quote…and nope, I do not write drunk)
– Keyboard condom…practice safe writing, my friends.
When we go to an all-inclusive we generally read a lot, overeat at the great restaurants, become overly acquainted with the swim-up bar, and play tennis and workout. Yep…we actually workout on vacations (so we can over-indulge on that food).
@dbvickery We like to work out, too. It's part of our DNA. But the food – for a vegetarian – at this resort was not great so I probably didn't need to work out.
@AmeliaJL What tips do you have for getting lots of writing done?
@ginidietrich I'm old school-I start w/ a written plan/list of goals to check off as I go. Otherwise, much the same as the blog post
@AmeliaJL I like the written plan…very smart.
@ginidietrich Here's another trick/self-imposed deadline: go batttery power. I put down 3,000 words last night in 2.5 hours. #happywriting
@AmeliaJL Holy moley! That's some serious concentration!
@ginidietrich @AmeliaJL LOL, "Holy moley"? That's like "okidokey" or "uposydaisy" !!!
@gstene It's more exciting than okidokey!
@ginidietrich We all love excitement , don't we? 😉
@gstene We do!
@ginidietrich and what's up, beside weekend I mean ?
@gstene That and writing my next book and that's about it. What about you? Shouldn't you be sleeping?
@ginidietrich Me ? sleeping? that would be wasting time, wouldn't it? starting new company – with my son! Thats a weekend start!
@gstene You are!? Do you have a URL yet?
@ginidietrich VERY soon…. if you want… you might have a helpful test URL… to friendly find bugs…
@gstene I would be happy to help!
@ginidietrich …and by that get the idea from the inside first 😉
@ginidietrich Wow! yes… next week =?
@gstene Perfect!
@ginidietrich lets talk… and I'll let you into it… its all about letting people be at heir best… improving the world *S*
@gstene @ginidietrich All good fun! Back on the grid-SUPER productive weekend!


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A new book by Senan Moloney reveals the gory story of how assassins sliced the top two British administrators to death in the Phoenix Park - and then vanished without leaving a clue
The widely expected visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Ireland next year, although still unconfirmed, will take her to the Phoenix Park to visit Aras an Uachtarain.
Every other British monarch to come here has included the park on the itinerary because the presidential residence of today was yesterday's Vice-regal Lodge.
Generations of British representatives of the Crown ruled Ireland from here surrounded by a necklacing barracks of soldiers and police. Winston Churchill lived in the park as a boy and Princess Diana's ancestor, Earl Spencer, was here twice as Queen Victoria's Irish figurehead.
On the way to meet Mary McAleese next year, Queen Elizabeth will pass a low-key memorial from Earl Spencer's second stint in Ireland. Across the road from the Aras is a white cross cut into the grassy embankment, marking the spot where a bloody assassination in 1882 helped set in train forces that ultimately led to Irish independence.
On May 6 that year, a squad of men in civilian attire swarmed about Britain's top two administrators in this country, cutting them to ribbons with surgical knives. Next year will mark the 125th anniversary of the gory episode.
Many will have forgotten the double assassination of Chief Secretary for Ireland Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under Secretary Thomas Henry Burke, on a summer's day in the park. But, for a while it briefly overshadowed Parnell, the Land League, agrarian struggle and the whole tide of Irish history.
It was an event that paralysed the Gladstone administration and threatened to plunge Britain's closest client state into bloody anarchy. Lord Cavendish was killed after only a few hours in the country, while Burke had headed the Irish civil service for over a decade.
Today, it would be the equivalent, God forbid, of the Irish Head of Government and Deputy Head being assassinated together - with the scything blows being witnessed from the Aras, home of the Head of State.
The assassinations were seen from the windows of the Viceregal Lodge and thought to be a drunken squabble. Officers were sent out to investigate but they dawdled, imagining it a case of Saturday-evening horseplay.
Tens of thousands of cars now drive daily over the spot on the park's main road where Lord Frederick fell dying, his left arm nearly severed from attempts to fend off the whirlwind of blows. A milestone at the path opposite the Aras marks the place where Burke gasped his last, drowning from a slashed throat.
The bloodshed happened within half a mile of the Royal Irish Constabulary and Dublin Metropolitan Police headquarters (now Garda HQ), and less than a mile from Mountjoy and Marlborough military camps (now the site of the Ordnance Survey and McKee barracks).
It was also a few hundred yards from where 21 artillery fieldpieces had, a few hours earlier, trumpeted the arrival of Cavendish and the new British administration.
After the deed was done, the four assailants climbed onto a horse-drawn carriage and clattered away from the scene.
'A squad of men in civilian attire swarmed about Britain's top two administrators in this country, cutting them to ribbons with surgical knives' The use of knives, rather than firearms, had bought them the time and space to make good their escape, turning left at the Phoenix column and exiting the park at Chapelizod. And still, the machinery of State dozed unwittingly.
No one but the assassins, it seemed, had expected these two powerful personages to be walking alone, without bodyguards, especially since the last chief secretary had a file of threats against his life nearly nine inches thick at Dublin Castle.
But that is what happened - Cavendish choosing a walk in the evening sun and Burke later getting down from an official carriage, bringing him to a dinner at the Viceregal lodge, in order to join him.
It was a double slaying that the British Government simply had to solve, under pressure from an outraged Queen Victoria and a dismayed public. The dead chief secretary also happened to be married to Gladstone's niece.
Yet there was nothing to go on. Forensic evidence was non-existent, witness descriptions were hopelessly contradictory and there were no reliable sighting of the getaway vehicle after Chapelizod.
Nor did they know that it was more difficult still, since the killings had been carried out by an entirely new group of nationalist extremists, calling themselves the 'Irish Invincibles'.
No one knew anything about them even in the Fenian underground and the police were led into a series of dead ends, wild goose chases and spectacularly embarrassing failures.
The 'Keystone Kop' antics of a desperate police force is reported in the still-surviving files on the outrage, which consumed the country for months.
These increasingly bizarre lines of enquiry make for entertaining reading - and the best are included in my new book on the affair, The Phoenix Park Murders.
But eventually, through various machinations and age-old 'tricks of the trade', the police assembled a battery of suspects in custody. A breakthrough came with the discovery of a stash of knives in the attic of a house by one of the owner's tenants.
Detectives concluded that these were the murder weapons, although 'spots of blood' identified by the city analyst later turned out to be only rust.
They were not the actual weapons involved, but they were close enough. Bolstered by a series of emergency powers ushered in after the assassinations, the police mounted a terrifying form of psychological warfare against the men held in Kilmainham Jail.
In those days, the British administration was not above 'packing juries' or even introducing evidence that was transparently deceitful. Conviction on a capital charge meant only one outcome - a terrible death at the end of a hangman's noose.
Thus began the drive to engender a chilling race between the prisoners to outdo each other in turning Queen's evidence, slipping the noose from one's neck in order to fix it around that of one's fellows.
The upshot in 1883 was a series of show trials that led to the hanging of five men who were admittedly extremist plotters, including the two actual assassins - stone mason Joseph Brady, the youngest of 25 children from North Anne Street, Dublin and Timothy Kelly, a baby-faced coach builder from the Bishop's Square area of the city.
Most sensationally, their accuser turned out to be the leading recruiting sergeant of the Invincibles, a leading nationalist politician named James Carey.
Pardoned of his role in the killings in return for his evidence, Carey was taken into the 19th century equivalent of a witness protection programme.
Carey was spirited aboard a vessel leaving London in the summer of 1883 for South Africa. Already aboard, under assumed names, were his wife and children. But, off the South African town of Port Elizabeth, the long arm of Fenianism saw to it that James Carey was shot dead.
It is an uncanny tale, yet every word of it true. It may have slipped deep into the national subconscious but the time is surely ripe for a permanent memorial in the park to an incident that shook an empire.
The Phoenix Park Murders by Senan Moloney (Mercier Press, ?12.99) is published this week. Moloney is Political Correspondent of the Irish Independent


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Looking back, the problems began about age 17/18 - this is when I first noticed behavior changes in her. She was no longer the sweet, loving girl I had raised. But, there were incidents of her screaming at me for "abandoning her" (I moved to New York for a year due to a relationship.) She was already out and on her own and I had no idea that she took this move so hard. We live in Albuquerque.
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How she got that way? Personality has it's roots in many places, and we're only now getting more scientific data on it's origins. How she took in the world as a child is something that no one could have controlled...that part is uniquely hers. So no matter how much you were there for her, she still can have problems that come through her view of the world.
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78 RPM recordings from 1917 - 1929
The remarkable Peter Conlon was the foremost player of traditional Irish music on the melodeon during the golden age of 78 rpm recording.
"This new double CD is an important milestone in the history of Irish accordion playing. It showcases one of the truly great accordion artists from the Irish tradition. I salute Oldtime Records and their team of Conlon aficionados, Alan Morrisroe and Charlie Harris, who have worked long and hard in bringing these wonderful CDs to reality. Their efforts in reintroducing us to Conlon will provide many hours of listening pleasure and will hopefully provide plenty of influence and inspiration for future generations of accordion players. " – Paul Brock 2012