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Frontier starts non-stop Indy flight to Las Vegas today
INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) - A new direct flight from Indianapolis to Las Vegas begins today on Frontier Airlines.
The first non-stop is scheduled for approximately 2:20 p.m. with plans to leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays year-round.
Frontier announced the new flight to McCarran International Airport in March.

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Three-star athlete Jharron Armstrong out of Washington (D.C.) Dunbar made his college choice last week. The 6-foot-2, 187-pounder has decided to take his services to an independent.
"I committed to Kent State last Thursday I believe," he said. "I talked to several coaches there after I went up on a visit. I had a good time and saw that they are a program on the rise.
"Several of their defensive backs told me I'll get a chance to play if I put in hard work during the offseason. I'm looking to be a great playmaker at safety for them and look to help them to a bowl next year."
Are there any other reasons Armstrong selected Kent?
"The fact they have several guys from Dunbar that have come out of there and been successful in life has been important," he said. "I also like the coaches. I'm pretty cool with their defensive coordinator. I have a great bond with him and the other coaches."
As mentioned earlier, the No. 3 prospect in D.C. will get his chance for immediate playing time as a true freshman next season.
Armstrong picked Kent over offers from Akron, Toledo and Syracuse.


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With my last pregnancy I realized I was pregnant when I had intense cravings for hot & spicy.....Typically I hate spicy food so I took a test and it was positive.
Now 5 yrs later......
Last weekend I was at my peak for fertility and had sex with the DH.
This weekend I cannot stop eating hot and spicy pickles and I want to drink a gallon of milk! lol
I could eat hot salsa by the spoonful right now if my son wouldn't think it's crazy.
Is this a sign?
Asked by Anonymous at 5:04 PM on Oct. 3, 2009 in Babies (0-12 months)
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Anthony's Film Review
Soylent Green (1973)
Soylent Green presents a crime mystery in the context of an interesting sci-fi premise...
The first scene of the 1973 movie Soylent Green looks like it comes straight out of a convincing documentary about human overpopulation. It presents a series of images at a variable pace, without any narration to tell us what we're seeing since the pictures speak for themselves. First, you have a few old images related to farming and simpler technology for that purpose. Then you have pictures of automobiles, highways with heavy traffic, and other signs of upward human population growth. Finally, you see stuff related to massive overpopulation, such as piles of waste and dense urban landscapes. Overall, this sequence effectively sets the stage for Soylent Green: the year 2022, in New York City, where the population is 40 million.
Plenty of scenes in this movie depict overpopulation at its worst. In many apartment buildings, stairwells are full of homeless people sleeping on their steps. Yeah, that's how bad the population problem is. There are also scenes of crowds waiting in line for food rations, particularly on Tuesday that is designated Soylent Green Day, when people receive portions of a food product called Soylent Green whose nutrition derives from plankton. It's an interesting concept, because plankton is so abundant in the ocean that it might be the only way to sustain the world's human population, whatever the astronomical figure is.
Given that this movie is science-fiction, I was pleased to see a couple of things that make this fictional story more sensational without being too implausible for real life. I'll just describe two of them. There's one scene where an angry crowd begins to get out of control, and one way to deal with this involves a rather inhumane method: trucks scooping up clusters of people and dumping them into their bins. The ultimate fate of these victims may not be clear right away, but one cannot feel chills while watching this scene. The other interesting scene has an opposite tone. There is a place where one can "go home," or die peacefully. Imagine going into a nice quiet room, drinking a lethal but painless concoction, and spending the last few minutes of your life listening to pleasant music and watching beautiful panoramic images of nature. It's such an interesting scene that I cannot help but wonder if assisted suicide just like in this movie can be widely acceptable in real life.
I spent a somewhat considerable amount of time talking about the setting. That's because it's really the most admirable part of the movie. Soylent Green does have a plot and characters, but they are developed on a basic level. That's OK, because all they do is give us a reason to explore this fictional world. Basically, Charlton Heston is a New York detective named Thorn, who investigates the murder of a businessman named William Simonson, who is connected to the Soylent Corporation that makes Soylent Green. At first, it seems like a case of murder as part of a home robbery. But Thorn suspects something more sinister than just a random crime.
Sure enough, Thorn's investigation leads him into Simonson's business practices. The story also includes a couple of other interesting characters, include Leigh Taylor-Young as a lovely woman named Shirl, Simonson's bodyguard played by Chuck Connors, and a close friend named Sol Roth who is played memorably by Edward G. Robinson in his final film appearance. The various supporting characters provide support or conflict for Thorn, so that his investigation either moves forward or is threatened by people who want to silence him. Even if, like me, you don't think the plot is too spectacular, don't worry. The shocking revelation late in the movie is still worth it.
I'm one of those people who watched Soylent Green knowing already how it ends, because that plot twist and its associated quote are known well enough even to those who haven't seen it. But that didn't stop me from enjoying the movie, which I think is certainly a good one. It's one of those science-fiction movies that takes a real-life issue and presents a possible dark scenario that stems from it. That is the thrill of sci-fi after all: imagining the possibilities. Speaking of possibilities, here's a rather funny question. What does Soylent Green taste like? Is it sweet or salty, and does it go well with any other particular food? Yes, even after watching this movie and knowing what it's made of, it is amusing to wonder what it must be like to live on an overpopulated Earth relying on that food product whose name sort of has a nice ring to it.
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Here are a variety of resources to help you on your traditional foods journey. We only recommend companies we personally use. We do not recommend any company we do not personally shop with or a company that has given us poor customer service.
Food- General
Green PolkaDot Box sells a wide range of food, personal care and more. This is where I buy most of my staples, a good bit of my meat and dry goods. Their prices beat any other online or local source I have found. The cost savings more than makes up for the yearly membership fee, plus you get free shipping and the convenience of having FedEx deliver it all instead of having to spend time shopping and lugging it home. It's a win-win.
Coconut Products
I get my coconut oil, shredded coconut, coconut flour and other coconut products from Tropical Traditions or Green PolkaDot Box. You can also check the Asian section of a local grocery store and your Asian markets. Look for coconut products that don't contain gums, stabilizers or preservatives.
Cultures and Fermenting Supplies
Kombucha Kamp sells water kefir grains, dairy kefir grains, kombucha scobies and much more.
I like Great Lakes gelatin. I get it from Amazon. Bernard Jensen is another good brand that is also grass-fed and low-temperature processed. Both of these gelatins are beef based. If you prefer a pork base, you can also get that from Great Lakes.
Liver and Organ Meats
Grass-fed liver can be purchased from US Wellness Meats, Tropical Traditions or Green PolkaDot Box.
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Raw Honey
I purchase my raw honey from Tropical Traditions and Green PolkaDot Box.
I purchase my seafood from Green PolkaDot Box and Vital Choice Seafood.
I use NuNaturals Stevia. I get it from GreenPolkaDot Box or iHerb.
Personal Care and Supplements
- Green PolkaDot Box carries many personal care items. I purchase most of the personal care I do not make at home from them.
- Afterglow Cosmetics is where I purchase my mineral make-up. I love their concealer, lipstick and foundation, and I use some of their eye shadow as well.
- J Lynne Cosmetics– enter code "RKF37481" to receive 10% off your first order. Free samples in every order and free shipping for orders over $60. I love their mineral eye-shadows and eyeliners.
- iHerb.com is where I purchase my Concentrace, kelp noodles, stevia, mascara and many other supplements, personal care and some foods I can't get at Green PolkaDot Box.
- Earth Mama Angel Baby carries herbal products for mothers and children.
- Mountain Rose Herbs carries a wide variety of spices, herbs, essential oils, soap and personal care product making supplies, ready-made personal care and more.
- Herbmentor.com is where I subscribe to Learning Herbs and purchased the Wildcraft board game for my kids.
- Switched On Schoolhouse is our choice for the 2011-2012 school year.
Local Resources
I recommend you check these websites to search for farmers and farmer's markets in your area.
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8 apartments with 1, 2 or 3 rooms.
Located 150 mts. of the coast,
and 6 blocks from the city's downtown shopping.
Parking spaces in the basement.
Fully equipped kitchens (conven kitchen, refrigerator and tableware).
Large closets.
Very bright.
Heating in all departments.
Cable TV.
WiFi Internet access available.
Complete equipment linen.
Daily maid service.
Coverage of medical emergencies.
Ping pong table.
Book tours and excursions.
Additional fees to be charged upon arrival
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Discussion in 'After Hours Lounge (Off Topic)' started by Drew Bethel, Jun 14, 2004.
Ok, what do you use it for and why is it called a "shop vac"?
You use it to vacuum your shop. They are more rugged than traditional vacuum cleaners. With wet/dry shop vacs you can say, drain a flooded basement or suck up sawdust, or suck leaves and twigs on your deck. You can also reverse them to blow up a raft or maybe a Thanksgiving Day parade balloon. Lots and lots of uses...most reside in the shop/garage.
Does your neighbor have an annoying cat that keeps sitting in front of your door? Then have I got the solution for you! Shop vac's are awesome. I usually call them wet/dry vac's since I don't have a shop though. Like Jason said, they're great for cleaning flooded basements. And if anything can fit through the hose, it will get sucked up... it's just a matter of persistance. It makes cleaning the basement fun, or at least as fun as cleaning a basement can be. There is a whole thread on this forum here by Vince about the different uses for a shop vac. I only know about it because I stumbled upon it while doing research on getting a new one for my home. Maybe it's time to revive it though, it is the right season.
I wish I had seen that tread back then, we have some English made "shop vacs" at work that are both HEPA rated and very quiet, the major drawback with them is I think they run about $500 to buy


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SAP Printer Configuration
SAP Printer Configuration
Configure a Front end Printer
Configure a printer to use the printer on the users computer.
The Device Type : CNSAPWIN : MS Windows driver via SAPLPD
Device Class :Standard printer
host spool access method: G Front End Printing with Control Tech
Host printer: __default
Tips: it include two "_"
The host spool access method can select "F" or "G",if you select the "G",we will solve the problem of messy code.
Configure a Printer server
Create a printer server
Set the printer server
Enter the output devices.if you want create a new output device, enter a new name.
Press "Display".
Select "Create "(the blank button).
Select a device type,for example,HP Laserjet 4 series PCL 5
Set a host Spool access method and set the Host printer server with server name or IP.
If the spool work process for this printer is running on the host system you specified for Computer name, choose from the following:
Enter C if the spool server is running on a Microsoft Windows NT server and requests for this printer are to be transferred to the local Windows NT Print Manager.
Enter E if the printer is connected through an external output management system (OMS).
Enter F if output requests for this printer should be output locally on the users PC or workstation.
Enter I if this device is an archiving device.
Enter L if the spool server is running on a UNIX system and output requests for this printer are to be transferred to the local host spooler.
If print formatting is running on another system, choose from the following:
Enter U if the formatting process is to transfer the output data to the remote host system using the Berkeley protocol (BSD).
The formatting process uses this protocol to transfer output data directly to the host spooler on the remote system.
Enter S if the formatting process is to transfer the output data to the remote system (a Microsoft Windows PC) using the SAP protocol.
The formatting process transfers the output data to the SAP output processor (SAPLPD) running on the remote PC.
Enter X if the device is a SAPcomm device.


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Tips to Select the Ideal Venue For Your Wedding
There are a lot of hassles while deciding the correct venue for your wedding reception. Let us consider few things that are important factors for considering the wedding venue. Time is an important issue. At times it takes even several hours to reach the reception venue after the wedding ceremony and there is a lot of time gap between the reception and ceremony and this may be a reason for a lot of people not showing up in the reception.
Every bride wants the flowers used in their wedding to be the best and should come from their favorite florist. Choosing the wedding flowers is a tricky job and thus many brides are a little mystified about the wedding flowers for their ceremony and reception.
Do you know what the most important thing in any wedding? It's the Wedding Ring. Have you ever imagined how you would feel when on the wedding stage your best man frisks his clothes trying to search for the most important thing, the Ring. I know it sounds scary.


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Uganda Cup ten time champions Express FC started their 2017 campaign on a high with a 2-1 victory over defending champions Kirinya Jinja SSS FC in a round of 64 match played at Wankulukuku on Sunday.
The Red Eagles have failed to win the trophy since a back to back title in 2006 and 2007 where they extended the record.
Newly adorned skipper Musa Mukasa headed the home side ahead in the 23rd minute after meeting a flashy cross from Yayo Lutimba.
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Blue Cross CEO to step down
Posted February 13
Durham, N.C. — Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina President and Chief Executive Brad Wilson announced Monday that he plans to retire from the company later this year.
"Now is a good time to transition leadership to the next CEO, one who will lead Blue Cross through the next wave of health care reform just as I have been fortunate to do for the last seven years," Wilson said in a statement.
A 20-year veteran of the Durham-based insurer, he has served as president and CEO since 2010, leading the company through a period of rapid change in the health care industry – Congress passed the Affordable Care Act around the same time he took the helm of Blue Cross.
Blue Cross has been the only insurer to offer health plans in every North Carolina county through the HealthCare.gov online marketplace, but the experience has been hard on the company's bottom line. Blue Cross lost about $425 million on ACA plans in 2014 and 2015 combined, even as premiums soared, as more people who were older and sicker than expected signed up for coverage. The company considered scaling back its participation in the "Obamacare" marketplace but decided last summer to stay the course.
The spike in sign-ups also created a cascade of problems last year, as thousands of customers were enrolled in plans they didn't sign up for or were overbilled. Customers fumed when Blue Cross didn't respond promptly to their complaints, prompting the company to bring on additional staff for the 2017 open enrollment period.
In an effort to reduce costs, Blue Cross under Wilson's leadership rolled out various tools for consumers to comparison shop for medical care and pushed for more value-based care – focused more on quality of results than on quantity of tests – by creating incentives for hospitals and bundling payments for orthopedic procedures.
Blue Cross also has expanded its push for healthy living, launching Get Outside North Carolina, HIKE NC! and Nourishing North Carolina initiatives. The independent Blue Cross Blue Cross Shield of North Carolina Foundation, which Wilson chairs, has handed out more than $113 million in grants across the state for health and well-being programs.
Wilson also led Blue Cross' move from its long-time home in Chapel Hill to a consolidated campus in Durham to reduce operating expenses.
"The Board of Trustees greatly appreciates Brad's 20-year career of service to Blue Cross and his leadership as President and CEO during this period of transformation in health care and health insurance. As a reflection of his leadership, Blue Cross is well positioned to continue to serve North Carolina and represent our state's interests in the rapidly-evolving health care industry," board Chairman Frank Holding Jr. Holding said in a statement.
The board will conduct a nationwide search for Wilson's successor.


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If I open one more box of crap I just might pass out. Like, really. No one needs this much stuff. When I mean to tell you that the number of crayons and pencils we own is right up there with Office Depot - I'm not kidding.
Unpacking an entire house with three small children has been a test of my patience. I might be failing that test too. I'm not a person that can live in clutter so having boxes and their contents all over the place is sending me to a bad place.
I have managed to get the kitchen, laundry room, garage, additional storage space/craft closet and the kid's rooms all done. The only room left for me to do now is the master bedroom. Once we get rid of all the donation piles I think this place will finally start to feel like home.
I'm ready to start enjoying our new home. We have a fenced in backyard that I am dying to start focusing on. The kids will have a blast playing back there. The fact that they can go out and play and I don't have to worry about chasing Mikey has given me so much life....
Hopefully this place will be fully unpacked and "done" in a day or so. Have you seen any cute patio sets? Tell me where to shop for them in the comments!


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The year 2000 marked
new beginnings with renovations and improvements all across the show
grounds. Changes to the Celebration grounds included the addition of
an elegant Celebration Plaza housing the event's new Winner's Circle.
This is adjacent to a recently constructed covered practice ring that
provides all-weather convenience. Also, 27 barns were replaced with
state-of-the-art facilities on the grounds.
Celebration 2000 marked the third year of the award-wining S.H.O.W.
campaign, which promotes Sound horses, Honest judging, Objective
inspections and Winning fairly. S.H.O.W. W is the walking horse fan's
assurance that the Celebration is dedicated to carrying out their
duties as the industry's premier event.
Attendance and entries were at a record and near record high,
respectively, at this year's show. Paid attendance was 225,540 for the
11-day event, and actual attendance totaled 152.469.
At the sane time, total entries were 4,161, more than 9 percent higher
than last year.
The teams of Keeps
and Gilmer has been together for three years. The Harrell Brawner
family of Wynne, Ark., owns Keeps. The Brawners bought Keeps six years
ago, and decided in 1997 that they would like to have him closer to
home. In December of 1997, they placed Keeps in Gilmer's hands at [us
stables in Eads, Tenn.
The pair made their debut in Jackson, Miss., in 1998 and won a
preliminary and a championship title. They also earned stake titles at
the 1998 Cotton Classic and the Spring Fun Show. They added a
preliminary win at the Celebration that year and followed that with
the fifth place tic in the championship.
In 1999, the wins piled up: Dixie Jubilee, Hernando Lions Charity
Classic, Moore County. Southern Championship, While Oak Classic and
reserve in a preliminary at the Celebration.
Keeps and Gilmer only showed twice before Celebration 2000. Winning
the championship class at Lewisburg and reserve at Woodbury, primed
them for the "world's greatest horse show." They took reserve in
the preliminary class the first Saturday night. And on that final
Saturday evening, the stallion made what both Brawner and Gilmer
referred to as a near-perfect performance in the championship.
The partnership of Cash For Keeps and the Brawners began in 1994 with
a phone call from Sammy Day wanting Brunner to come look at a horse
that he thought Brawner would be interested in. "I knew the first lime
I saw him . . . I bought hum that day," said Brawner.
Keeps and Day won in Pulaski that year In 1995 they won the
four-year-old preliminary class at the Celebration. Keeps brought the
louse down when he was named Four-Year-Old World Grand Champion that
To get to the
winner's circle, Keeps and Gilmer had to lop the best names in the
business. Keeps was one of five horses called to workout for the
first place lie. The crowd response as the five top stallions
rounded the ring was deafening. Everyone was on his or her feet
shouting. Some thrive under pressure. Keeps took the crowd's roar
and tinned it into fuel. "He got a little stronger each round,"
Gilmer said. "The strongest round he made all night was the last
round. That's what you want to do."
As the spotlight scanned the line-up at the end of the class,
Gilmer waited. Then came the voice of Cliff Gillespie, "entry
number 1-9-5-5." But Gilmer still waited. "I thought I was
dreaming," he said. I just sat there a minute to make sure 1 was
awake. I had dreamed of it for so many years. When it finally
happens you don't believe it's really happening."
It was on Saturday
night. September 2, that a crowd of 28,691 watched Cash For Keeps and
Ray Gilmer become the Tennessee Walking Horse World Grand Champions
for the first Celebration of the new century.
After those wins, things slowed down for the talented Stallion, but
when he and Gilmer got together, things began to pick back up. And
pick up they did. After their championship ride. Gilmer said "It was
just like a dream. He was so easy to ride. Everything I asked him to
do, he did it, and he looked like he was having the time of his life.
He was awful close to perfect."
Cash For Keeps will stand at Gilmer's new facility, Falcon Ridge
Faints, just south of Jackson, Tenn.
----- Original Message -----
Eldridge Brawner
Sent: Tuesday, October 07, 2008 3:45 AM
Subject: Cash For Keeps
SHELBYVILLE, TN – Ray Gilmer made
history when he won on 2000 World Grand Champion Tennessee Walking
Horse Cash For Keeps in the Plantation Lite Shod division. The test
run in this new division occurred at the 2006 White Oak Classic in
Holly Springs, Miss. It was a success. However, it was his win in
this division at the 2006 Celebration Spring Fun Show that brought
his division change to national attention and rave reviews.
"We had been talking about it for years," Bart Gilmer said. "We went
with the lite shod division because we wanted to make the largest
transition to showcase his natural ability.
"A great horse
should be able to excel at any level of show ring competition," Ray
Gilmer, said. "All the pads and action devices should do is enhance
a horse's natural gait."
Cash For Keeps is sired by WGC Coin's Hard Cash and is out of a
Pride Of Midnight/Go Boy's Shadow mare. He was bred by Bonnie Cady.
He was first purchased by Ernie Berzette and Kevin McNatt in 1994.
Hoil Walker bought into the partnership in 1995. Later that year, he
was purchased by the partnership of Bill and Sandra Johnson and the
Harrell Brawner family. With Sammy Day in the irons, Keeps won the
1995 Four-Year-old World Grand Championship. The Brawners purchased
full interest in him in 1997 and decided to bring him to West
Tennessee to be closer to their Arkansas home. They selelcted Ray
Gilmer for his long reputation for training top horse and his
personal integrity.
Ray Gilmer has had a long run of success and enjoyment with the
15-year-old copper stallion. Their resume' boasts prestigious
victories from such shows as Fun Show, Dixie Jubilee, Southern
Championships, and more. They won the Five and Over Stallion class
at the Celebration in 1998 but all pales in comparison to their
popular victory in the 2000 World Grand Championship.
In the fall of 2004, Cash For Keeps was purchased by Bill and Jeanne
Morrison and put back in training with eyes on the amateur division.
He was sidelined most of 2005 with an injury but is fully recovered
as has been proven with his winning performances this year.
Cash For Keeps has become the poster-child for versatility and
natural ability in the show Tennessee Walker. His transition from
padded to lite shod is a testament that the Tennessee Walking Horse
is indeed the world's greatest show and pleasure horse.
Richard Hudgins


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I'd like to see somewhere the specific tax rates that ESPlanner Plus uses in the tax calculation. My federal tax rate, my state tax rate and my marginal tax rate.
I realize that Esplanner does not have everything on actual tax forms.
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I'd like to see somewhere the specific tax rates that ESPlanner Plus uses in the tax calculation. My federal tax rate, my state tax rate and my marginal tax rate.
I realize that Esplanner does not have everything on actual tax forms.
Is there a new 2017 release planned that contains new social security benefits, medicare costs etc?
Much thx
I have pledge asset loan through my broker. It has no required monthly payments. I'm planning to pay it off through a lump sum payment followed by monthly amortized payments.
I want to know: where and how do I enter this loan?
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Discussions about creativity, growing old, growing young, self-publishing, freedom, the craft of writing, art, and many other topics. Part confessional, part thinking out loud, I write what interests me at the moment. BTW, I write my books under the pen name R. Patrick Hughes.
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Writing Short Stories
I know that writing novels is the mother load of writing. It's what gets you noticed. It's what sells, much more so than short stories. But, I'm beginning to think that maybe, with the ereaders, short stories will sell again. Reading something on your ereader that you can finish on your work break or while sitting in the doctor's office is desirable for some people. Whether it's a huge demand, or just a slight demand, there is probably a market for it. In fact, I'm sure I heard this from other writers.
I have no idea whether short stories will attract many readers. But, I'm willing to try. So, my writing plan now is to write short stories for a while, maybe the rest of this year. I'd like to publish a book of short stories every couple of months. I'm trying to write one story each week. That should give me about six to eight stories for each book. It should give me close to fifty stories for the year, and six books. Can I accomplish this? I'm not sure, but I will give it a try. I know, a positive thinker would say, I will do it. I will accomplish my goal. OK, I'll give it a try. I will accomplish my goal. There. Now you have it.
15 comments:
- Optimistic Existentialist said...
I much prefer short stories myself. I love novels, but short stories are my personal favorite.
- January 29, 2013 at 8:55 AM
- Michael Offutt, Speculative Fiction Author said...
My short story attracted quite a few (I think). I like short stories. I should work on more.
- January 29, 2013 at 1:31 PM
- Paula R C Readman said...
I love writing short stories. You can read a couple of mine if you wish. Follow the links on the right hand side of my blog. Mastering writing short stories helps to improve your novel writing skills. Try entering short stories competitions and good luck if you do.
- January 30, 2013 at 2:57 AM
- oceanfullofbottles said...
I took a lot of fiction writing and short story writing classes in college, those were my favorite. The funny thing is when I used to write short stories they were always quite long because I tend to be wordy, and I tend to linger on characters and feelings.
I've had a story stuck in my mind, something I image all the time, and I wish I could actually write it! It's hard to make myself. I feel almost as if I am embarrassed, afraid to put it on paper or type on a screen.
Do you ever feel you have a story you want to tell but you feel so hesitant about it that you can't begin? How do you get over that ?
- January 30, 2013 at 7:28 AM
- Richard Hughes said...
Oceanfullofbottles: There's only been one or two stories I wanted to write, but couldn't, because they were too emotional for me to handle. I would like to write erotica, but can't bring myself to do it. I have old religious morals that bother me, like guilt. Even though I no longer pay much attention to my religious upbringing, deep inside, I have fears and guilt. I've gradually dealt with many of them, but erotica, I just can't overcome.
- January 30, 2013 at 8:00 AM
- oceanfullofbottles said...
Hi Richard: Thanks for answering my question. I understand that dilemma, when your morals stand in the way of creativity. Do you think you would feel ashamed if you wrote under a pseudonym?
I think I have no problem telling a fictional story that can be a little racy, so to say, but the problem is I would feel scared to let anyone read it. I wouldn't want to share it, and if I can't share it, then I don't see a point in writing it.
- January 30, 2013 at 8:11 AM
- Richard Hughes said...
Writing erotica under a pseudonym would not relieve me of the guilt and "shame" I would feel from writing it. It's a psychological problem I've never been able to solve. Religious beliefs restrict us if we take them seriously. But, for those not under such restrictions, they're quite happy and apparently guilt free. Lucky for them.
As far as being afraid to show your story, that is easy to overcome. Just write it and show it. Joining a writing group is a good way to overcome the reluctance. I've been a member of writing groups for about ten or eleven years, though I am not now in one. There's where you can really learn what you're good at and where you need to improve, and overcome your fears.
- January 30, 2013 at 8:21 AM
- Julia Hones said...
Hi Richard. Read this blog post about short stories.
I think they are slowly getting popular. There are important writers who never wrote a novel. Think of Jorge Luis Borges. And he was an autodidact. Regarding your comment about shame and guilt for writing an erotic story... I was left wondering. Is the erotic side of the story that ignites guilt? or is it the theme? Anyway, writers need to be daring and if the story has a reason to exist, then why would you stifle it? Just a thought.
- January 30, 2013 at 3:01 PM
- Richard Hughes said...
Julia, thanks for the link. I'll check it out.
As far as writing erotica goes, I think it's the erotic side that raises my guilt. The theme doesn't bother me at all. I just think, would I want my mother or my children to read something like that which I wrote. I think though that it goes deeper than that. Religious guilt, which is not usually true guilt. But the conditioning is there, and hard to ignore. Not sure it makes sense, but it's something like that. The guilt is a conditioned response, I guess. I should delve into this deeper.
- January 30, 2013 at 3:40 PM
- J. A. Bennett said...
Short stories are an awesome way to get your name out there. I'm doing a Christmas anthology this year for the same reason. Keep writing and you'll be amazed at what happens :)
Thank you for the kind comment on David's blog!
- January 31, 2013 at 11:41 AM
- Julia Hones said...
Richard, yes. It is a conditioned response. Joyce Carol Oates is very religious. This did not stop her from writing something erotic. If you explore these writers you will gain some confidence. Other writers are like mentors...
- January 31, 2013 at 12:51 PM
- Clarissa Draper said...
Short stories are great to write between novels. I need to start writing more short stories and create a collection.
- February 1, 2013 at 5:04 AM
- Richard Hughes said...
Clarissa, just do it.
- February 1, 2013 at 10:53 AM
- Helene Titsch said...
I love to read but, when it comes to that novel and trying to find time, it can be daunting. Love the short story idea! And now I am reminded that I have a novel to finish reaching and one waiting on the shelf...on my!
- February 2, 2013 at 12:25 PM
- David P. King said...
I really enjoyed the string of flash fiction and short stories I did in 2011. I should do some more of those. Looking forward to yours! :)
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