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The 5-star Excellence rating for Juneau Food Tours says it all. What a day! What a feast! Just a few small, delicious bites and my tummy was doing a crazy, happy dance. Yikes...food coma! Chowing my way through Juneau's burgeoning food scene. Local crab, local brews, local salmon, local food artisans! Yep, I was a gleeful locavore. Crab bisque from those king crab legs had me weeping tears of joy.
Tracy's King Crab Shack, Panhandle Provisions, Alaska Knifeworks, V's Cellar Door and Alaskan Hotel and Bar - some of Travel Juneau's best. Wow! Did someone really tell me there's no good food here? Insanity! Great history and background of the city. I won't soon forget. A truly authentic experience. Midgi is energetic and enthusiastic. And why not? Beautiful scenery, delicious food, and Alaska!
Midgi's an outstanding storyteller and shared an insider tip about the local Commercial Fisherman's Memorial. Shhh, the secret's safe with me. Rain or shine, you'll be smiling!
Great lattes, scones, and budget lodging at Yosemite gateway
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Two hours from Yosemite Valley, Lee Vining provides seasonal alternatives for Yosemite lodging by Barbara L. Steinberg
I love, love, love El Mono Motel & Latte Da Coffee Cafe in Lee Vining, California. Last year after meeting the owner, Kelly, I was determined to stay at this quintessential California motel. On a recent visit, I did just that!
The cafe is fabulous--cheerful, welcoming, and great place to hang out. Clearly, the garden courtyard, front porch with willow chairs and views of the Eastern Sierra sky keep guests coming back and happy! Wish they'd spend less time online and more time taking in the ambiance. Some of the best coffee on the "East Side". Made with love, homemade baked goods ATDF!
The motel is another on of those places I adore. If you want the Ritz....don't stay here. For me, this is as good as it gets when it comes to customer service, prices, location, and the garden is enough of a reason to stay. Just ask all the birds. I opted for a room with shared bath. The rates are great. The room with queen bed and sink was just perfect and included that spectacular garden view. Yes, there is some Hwy 395 noise, but I was content. This place is hugely popular with Europeans...especially Germans and most people heading to or from Yosemite and hikes in nearby high country wilderness.
For me, this is as good as it gets. The Mono Lake Committee bookstore and visitor center is literally across the street. The right turn up Highway 120/Tioga Pass to Yosemite (closed in the winter) is a mile south on Hwy 395. El Mono -- close to all of the splendor and great outdoors that is the Eastern Sierra -- just miles away from the Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve and the Mono Basin National Forest Scenic Area Visitor Center.


text: Hard Core Republicans in my office are buzzing "Romney smoked Obama" blah blah blah. For the record: I will not vote for Obama, I will vote for Romney simply because its not Obama and he is a step in the right direction. He is not the answer this country needs right now; while a third party candidate will make me feel all warm and fuzzy because I voted my conscious this same conscious doesnt pay my bills. Im one of those 53% who pay taxes. So then I asked all these hard liners: Imagine Romney wins .then what? You could hear the crickets. They have been so focused on hating O; while some are sure Romney will win they havent given any thought to the next four years. I know Romneys campaign has to clearly focus on Novembers election first but extrapolate past the election What does Romney need to do specifically within his first year in office. His debate was decent; he bulldozed Obama but in the grand scheme of things I think his overall performance was slightly above average. It no surprise the economy needs attention now. Out of control spending, a falling dollar, a real estate market which has never recovered, unemployment over 8% for 40+ months, 47% of the country who pays no federal taxes, rising gas prices, 1 in 7 Americans receiving food stamps, etc. ObamaCare: A program no one wants except the Federal Government and those who will benefit from it. Insurance providers, Physicians and Taxpayers in general dont want it. Foreign Policy: China, the Middle East, the War on Terror . Immigration Control? Energy policy oil/gas prices? What should his immediate focus be? You are on his advisor staff whats your plan?

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Purple sweet potato is the new superfood
If you are wondering what healthy food you can incorporate into your diet to complement your CrossFit training, to boost your performance at the gym and improve your endurance while running, or to calm you down for yoga, we've got a mysterious food to tell you about: Purple Sweet Potato
The mysterious purple sweet potato has a lovely purple shade that is completely natural. The color comes from the same pigment that makes cherries and strawberries red.
High in cancer fighting antioxidants, it helps boost your immune system, helps with weight loss, and is a great source of vitamin A. The sweet potato is ranked highest in nutritional value with lots of complex carbohydrates, protein and vitamins A. It is a perfect addition to the diet of CrossFit athletes, for those who undertake strenuous exercises like long distance running and marathons. The purple sweet table is known to have a calming and cooling effect which is fantastic for yoga students to incorporate into their diet. It's the ultimate healthy food for your clean eating diet.
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Story by Todd Hickey & Robert Tannen
Fade In:
Ext. Philadelphia skyline – Day.
Summer heat and haze give the city a dream-like feel.
Ext. Brownstone Duplex – Backyard – Day
A Labor Day barbecue in a middle class neighborhood.
Manning the grill is Nick Gerard, solid physique, sharp mind, a high school chemistry teacher. He wears a chef's apron, works the grill. Smoke billows over him, rivers of sweat course down his face.
Laura Gerard approaches her husband with a cold beer. She's an attractive woman with a playful, intelligent twinkle in her eyes. She holds the beer to Nick's cheek. They look out over the party, some of their closes friends in the world.
Laura: I'm glad we did this.
Nick: Me, too. Sara's kids soaked the Franklins' cat so expect a call.
Laura: Maybe the monster will stop leaving us dead birds now.
Laura kisses Nick's neck, tastes his sweat.
Laura: Yum. I'm going to do my duty and mingle.
Laura moves off, turns and winks at her husband. This is a couple in love.
Nick watches Laura join her best friend Trudy (20's, white), Trudy's husband, Max (30's, white), Annabel (40's, black) and Annabel's husband (40's, black).
Nick turns his attention back to the grill. He prods a burger. Blood oozes.
Nick: Jimmy, rare, blue cheese, with your name on it!
Jimmy (40's, white), an ex-Philly cop, approaches.
Nick: Is that too bloody?
Jimmy: I call it flavorful, Nicky. That's perfect.
Nick plops the burger on Jimmy's plate/bun.
Jimmy: Thank you, brother. So how are you feeling about tomorrow?
Nick: I'm in denial. I've got a few more hours of summer left.
Jimmy: I don't know how you do it year after year. It's people like you, Nick, who give us all hope.
Nick: You did your part, too, officer.
Jimmy: And what am I now? Chopped liver? I secure a very important cultural institution. "High profile target" is the operative word.
Nick: Here's to you.
Jimmy: Here's to both of us.
The men toast with their beers, drink.
A spray of water hits Nick and Jimmy. The older boy has taken the hose off the sprinkler and holds it with a sly grin.
Jimmy: On three, Nick. You take the left flank, I got the right. Three.
A Continued Conversation with the Writer:
Neely: I opened with what was the first scene in "The Hungry Rabbit Jumps." I felt it was a masterful illustration of character development establishing the marital relationship, the easy-going friendships and our sympathy for Nick's "everyman." We are on board with this character from page one and will follow him wherever he is forced to go. It's very reminiscent of the way one of my favorite recent French films established character. It was…
Robert: … "Tell No One." That's one of my favorites too. That's a great compliment. Thanks.
Neely: You're very welcome. Those two lead characters have a lot in common.
So how long have you been making your living as a writer?
Robert: 7 years.
Neely: Were you writing before that?
Robert: Yes.
Neely: So you weren't then making a living.
Robert: Not as a writer.
Neely: What were you doing?
Robert: I had a few years where my wife was supporting me, god bless her. And before that I had a few minor careers. I did not come to Hollywood until my late 20s. I had no aspirations to be a screenwriter until my late 20s. I was a writer, but of other things.
Neely: Like what?
Robert: Short stories, articles, poetry… stuff I could never make a living doing but…
Neely: Were you published?
Robert: I was published. And actually, to me, the poetry helps me in my writing as a screenwriter big time, because you want the script to be a great read. There are great movies that aren't great reads. But Boy! I think, particularly in the early stages of your career that read had better be easy for an executive. With a poem you're talking about rhythm and you're talking about cadence. Those things should, in my opinion, be in a screenplay too.
Neely: I've never heard anyone describe it that way.
Did you always know that you wanted to do this?
Robert: No.
Neely: What did you want to do?
Robert: What did I want to do? I think my earliest, like a lot of kids, my earliest aspiration was to be an astronaut. At some point I explored being a test pilot and going to the Air Force Academy.
Neely: You went to the Air Force Academy?
Robert: No. No. I explored the option but it was 100% not for me and not… Ironically, years later, I got an intense fear of flying, which I've overcome. I probably would have made a bad pilot (laughing). I also… one of my passions growing up was soccer and I wanted to be a professional soccer player. There were other things along the way. I wanted to be a speech writer for the President. I actually started out in politics.
I'll tell you what happened. I was always writing. I was always creating. I come from a family of writers. My dad's a writer and my mom does copywriting for a school system. My brother Greg Tannen is a screenwriter as well as a musician. My older brother, Steve, and my sister-in-law Deb Talan have a band called The Weepies.
Neely: I looked them up and saw that they're on tour right now and that they performed to a sold out crowd at the Troubadour last week. And on top of that, the next night in San Francisco they shared the bill with your brother Greg. Pretty heady stuff!
What kind of writer is your father?
Robert: He was a creative ad exec and now he has a weekly humor column published online and in a few papers in Florida. He had always wanted to be a jazz musician but he had 3 boys, so had to take a real job as an ad exec. This was in between "Mad Men" times and our times. That could be a whole other TV series. Oh, and my grandfather was a magician. So we come from a creative family.
But I never thought I'd make my living as writer. Then one of my brothers got a job after college working for Norman Jewison, the great director. My brother was his story editor and sent me a 3 page treatment by Joe Eszterhas that had been sold for $2.5 million. I was living in North Carolina at the time while my wife was going to law school there, and I said, "I can do this! Maybe there is a way to make a living as a writer."
And of course, who doesn't like movies? I've never met anybody who doesn't like movies. So that sort of sparked me. I wrote three scripts while I was in North Carolina. One got optioned. Another one, believe it or not, was a script about The Muppets that got to the head writer at "The Muppets." He encouraged me to keep writing. And the other one, as I was finishing it, I found out that there was a film coming out with the exact same concept and story as the one I was finishing. So that one was dead. But anyway, based on those three things I moved out here.
Neely: Did your wife finish law school?
Robert: She finished law school. She was a lawyer for about a year, year and a half. She hated it and now she's a teacher.
Neely: How long did she support you? And was it as a lawyer or as a teacher?
Robert: Both. I would say it was 5 years. I would get little gigs – some copywriting here, write a little marketing project there. I made some money, but without her supporting me I just don't know if I'd still be doing it. I'd probably still be writing, but whether I'd still be in Hollywood, I don't know. It's a really really hard business and it was hard for me ultimately to "break in," even though I had some initial success. Like so many people out here, I had many close calls where something almost sells or almost gets made. You have a big name looking at it, really excited, and that person goes and does the other project and nothing ever happens to yours. So look, it's a heartbreaking business.
You better have some other things you can do – a trade or something - and you better have some other things that make you happy.
Neely: Where did you go to school? Did you major in anything that helped propel your career?
Robert: Unfortunately no. I was recruited to Duke University to play soccer. I dropped out after a year and went to Europe. Eventually I got my degree, but really, I would say that the only thing that helped me was taking classes and learning things that weren't specifically film-related or writing-related. I actually took a lot of religion classes. I'm of the old school kind of opinion that you need to live a lot of lives and draw upon that for your writing. There's the other side of the coin which I see too, but for me, living life is just as important as sitting down in that seat for 8 hours a day, particularly when you're in your 20s.
Neely: What was your degree in?
Robert: Political Science. My first career was very brief, in politics, which I think is just as mean a place as Hollywood.
Neely: It might be meaner. It certainly is today.
Robert: Yeah. It was a very disheartening experience. Even though you could get a lot … well, put simply, it's one of the few arenas where you can have a lot of power in your 20s as a writer or working on a campaign.
Neely: What about mentors? Have you had any mentors along the way?
Robert: I wish I had, but not really. I've had people give me a lot of advice, but not someone I felt I could call and say "I'm in this situation." I would encourage any young writer to try and find a mentor, because we're out there and we're willing to help. I heard Billy Ray, the writer/director, talking the other day and he was saying, "If you're ever going to direct your first movie, call me. Take me to lunch and I will tell you all I know." And I wish there was more of that in the writer community because unfortunately a lot of times we get divided. It's a tough tough place. I know there is that support out there, it's just finding those people. It's hard.
Neely: How about detractors? Anyone whose negative influence pushed you forward in spite of their reaction?
Robert: I like to joke that my mom, when I said I was going to Hollywood to be a screenwriter, said, "Well, miracles do happen." (Neely laughs) Not to name specific names, but I get a lot of creative energy from anger. Anger at the world, anger at people who don't think my writing's great, anger that they don't think my project's great, anger that my project didn't sell. It's one of my motivations for writing. Anytime you have heartbreak or rejection, you take a day or two, or at least I do. I hate the person who rejected it. I scream and yell. I cry, whatever. Then I get over it and I say to myself that I'm a good writer and I'm going to write something else or I'm going to rewrite. I'm really stubborn. That's perhaps an old cliché and I think it's true. It really takes a long time and it's sometimes just the last man or last woman standing. It takes a long time to understand and get a foothold in the business. When I first came here I met a big writer who wrote on "Star Trek," the TV show. And he said, "It takes 5 to 8 years to even understand what's going on." And I said, "No it doesn't." But he's right. He's absolutely right.
Neely: Do you have any literary or film influences – books and/or films that had an impact on your life or career?
Robert: That's a huge question. I have a million. I don't know how to…
Neely: Give me some. Let's start with books.
Robert: Oh boy. Well I could put a book and film in the same category as one of my favorites; I hope I someday either write a book or film like it, and that's Being There. Some of my favorite movies are from the 70s, so you're talking Scorsese, actors like DeNiro, you're talking Hal Ashby. But also… I write dark thrillers usually, but movies like "Airplane" or "Caddy Shack" are two of my favorite films.
Neely: My husband will love you for that.
Robert: I don't have to always be serious and dark and dour. My wife jokes that I had Faulkner's Light in August next to my bed for 8 years and I could never finish it (which is true). I have a personality where if I don't understand a word I need to look it up in the dictionary and understand it and understand it in the context. With Faulkner, I'm just not a smart enough guy to get through The Light in August.
Hemingway, to be cheesy, was a huge influence growing up. When I first started writing short stories, I tried to write like him, which I think was a mistake made by a lot of us. Raymond Carver, the short story writer, blew me away. Not only influences like that, but talk about Gary Trudeau and Doonesbury; and music, jazz music was a huge influence. And visual art. Sometimes when I'm stuck writing, I'll go to an art museum and just walk around. I'd say half the time I figure it out somehow by getting out of my head and seeing great art or not so great art; it just helps.
My father's an inspiration; my parents are inspirations. They encouraged me to do this and they gave me the type of upbringing that allows me to try. But sometimes inspiration, like I said earlier, is just anger and trying to make sense of the world.
But how about sitting in the theater the first time you see "Star Wars" and it stays with you and it blows your mind and it changes you forever. Or how about the first time you see Woody Allen's "Manhattan." I love Woody Allen. That kind of thing inspires you to say I'd love to leave something like that behind after I die. The fact that we're going to be dead and leave something behind for the world. I suppose it's a form of battling the inevitable.
I would like to leave some kind of legacy. I have a daughter now, and it's the greatest thing that's ever happened to me. And you could say that's a legacy. You're leaving another person who you hope turns out to be a very good person on the planet. You have to recognize of course what type of personality you have, what you can do. I could never be a politician.
Neely: But what that really comes down to is that legacy isn't necessarily what people look up to when you're gone. A legacy could just be a life worth living.
Robert: Absolutely. And I think… I can't remember who it was. I think it was William Wordsworth who said "That best portion of a good man's life, his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love." I try to live like that.
But the other side of the coin for me is that I'm really inspired a lot by the dark side of life, at least creatively. David Lynch talks about when he first lived in Philly. It was so dark and they'd wake up and there'd be a chalk outline where a person had been killed the night before; and that chalk outline would just be there for months. There were just junkies everywhere and it was industrial. And for whatever reason, this kind of thing often motivates me in a story idea. I don't know what it is. Who knows? It's mysterious.
Neely: What are you reading now?
Robert: Right now I'm reading two books. I'm reading The Terror by Dan Simmons, which is a great, very long, historical fiction novel based on the mid-nineteenth century Franklin expedition which tried to find the Northwest Passage. They got stuck. Two wooden schooners got stuck and there's so much detail as well as the POV of every man – they're all British or Irish. Just what they had to go through! But he ramps it up another level, because there's some mysterious monster hunting them on the ice. I'm about 800 pages in and I'm still waiting to find out exactly what that monster is. The detail is just unbelievable. He's a great writer.
And I just finished a non-fiction book by Wade Davis called Light at the Edge of the World. It's a series of essays on vanishing cultures in the world and the knowledge that is vanishing with them. I highly recommend it. Absolutely fascinating. The knowledge that people have had and lost. It's depressing how quickly these cultures and their languages and their knowledge are being lost - whether it's the Polynesians and their ability to go across the Pacific in a canoe and know where they're going without any sort of modern technology, or someone up in the Arctic being able to hunt and survive. All this knowledge will soon be gone. At some point we'll be pressing a touch screen and hoping it doesn't malfunction. You know what I mean? A great book! That's what I'm reading right now.
Neely: And what are you watching? Big screen and small screen.
Robert: "Breaking Bad." "The Wire." I think today is the greatest TV I've ever seen and it humbles me with the writing. I turn off an episode and I think, "Why do I bother?"
Neely: Did you take your daughter to "Harry Potter."
Robert: No. She's a little too young for "Harry Potter." She doesn't like movies, she only likes books. It's very strange.
I'm drawing a blank on recently seen movies. I rented the video… it was the Argentinean film that won the Oscar a few years back – "The Secret in their Eyes." Stunning movie, stunning movie. Just saw it; loved it.
Neely: If you had any advice for a young writer just starting out, what would it be?
Robert: One side of me wants to say, it would be great to have another way to make a living. It's all clichés. It's "put your ass in the seat," "you only get better by writing more," "have patience, keep working hard." It would be great if you had some mentors. One of the hardest things I've found is to get a group of readers around you who you trust and are honest and can give good notes. That's a very hard person to find, cause it's easy for someone to say, "The third act doesn't work for me." It's very hard to say, "What if you did this or this or this."
First and foremost, trust the writing process. It's never easy, except maybe the first day or several days when you have your new idea. Be fearless and bold with your writing, especially after you've learned the trade. Forget perfection, just keep creating; just keep writing.
Pick up a camera; anybody can do it now. Shoot some stuff, see how it is to be a director. I did that. It's great. Take an acting class. Get out of your comfort zone and see if it helps your writing. I think that's really important. Because there's the script you're writing and there's the script that gets made and a director has to look at it in a totally different way. And that's a very good skill to have, particularly if, when you have success, you're going to be sitting down with that director and that person is going to say, "Why is that scene in here? And I can't do it because of A, B, C." If you already have knowledge of that process, it's very useful. And if you were a writer/director and directed anything decent, you are so much more viable in Hollywood. Very very useful skill.
But oh boy! It's a tough time in Hollywood. It's just a tough time for writers. There's less work. I know people who have left the business, but I don't want to end on a dour note.
If I had to do it over again, I would push a little harder to try to get into TV, to get more of a community, to write with deadlines, to write fast. You can go away as a screenwriter and be lost for a long time and try to find your way.
Neely: "The Hungry Rabbit Jumps" is such a great calling card. Does it continue to open doors?
Robert: It does. I have to take advantage of the opportunities. You have to work just as hard, but at least you're in the right room.
Neely: So what's next? Any new potential projects?
Robert: Another thriller that we're kind of packaging at the moment. And then, as I mentioned earlier, I just needed a jolt of energy and I wrote this kind of James Brooks/ Alexander Payne middle age dramedy starring two middle aged women. And I have no idea; I'm really excited about it and it excites me to write something outside of my genre.
Neely: Thanks for taking the time out of your Post Production duties and spending some time discussing the project. There may be no meaner place than Hollywood, but it's the hope that someone will notice or something will eventually get done that keeps us all coming back for more. I can't wait to see the film.
Robert: I had a great time.


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dedicated to worldwide exchange in new opera and music theatre.
Presented by the Music Theatre NOW Network of International Theatre Institute
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The call for applications of the 3rd Music Theatre NOW edition ended June 30th 2015.
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The next edition of MTN is scheduled for 2018.
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Find out more about prizes, the meeting, the jury, the application process or the past winners.
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If you've ever gone to my blog over the years you'll know that I'm not much of a widget guy. I like a simple sidebar with only the essentials. As Twitter has become a more important element in Digital Daily I decided to finally do the deed and put a Twitter Profile widget on my blog. The Profile widget displays your avatar and last few tweets.
Here's what the Twitter Profile Widget looks like on my blog. You've seen it elsewhere 100's of times, I'm sure.
I took five minutes to add the widget. Seriously. And most of that time was in setting the colors and dimensions.
Here's the Twitter Widgets page, a section of Twitter Goodies. Select "My Website" then the "Profile Widget." Enter a few fields to specify dimensions and select colors, then "Finish and Grab Code." At that point you will copy and paste that HTML into your BlogEngine.NET theme's site.master page.
Look for the following code in site.master.
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Paste the HTML from the Twitter Widget form either above or below the <blog:WidgetZone /> line. Simple, like most everything involved in using BlogEngine.NET.
Oh yeah, you can follow me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/daveburkevt. I think I'm required to say that at the end of a blog post about Twitter widgets.


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I was thinking about making this a regular feature as I love to take pictures and I seem to have done quite a bit this week.
My week began in style with a pub crawl at the weekend with my colleagues. We wore silly hats and crawled from pub to pub. Stowielee, my brother from another mother.
The pub crawl ended in Euston and I walked from Euston to Charing Cross Station, if you know London that is about an hours walk. I didn't mind though as I saw these pretty lights.
On Monday morning it seemed like Autumn had arrived over the weekend with a bang.
Tuesday saw a beautiful sunrise, with pink and orange skies.
Pretty views when I got to the train station.
I walked through Chinatown on my way home with my friend and she pointed these cakes out. Fish cakes.
The trains were all cancelled from Charing Cross on Wednesday and I was forced to use the underground to get home. I got lost down there.


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Re: [feline-heart] Phoebe Going for Echo
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- Melinda,
I read somewhere that the grade of the murmur doesn't necessarily correspond
to the severity of the disease, so hopefully Phoebe will have a good echo.
I do relate to caregiver's fatigue. What bothers me the most is that, like
you, I have two older cats--so I'll have to go through this twice. And
though I've lost many pets, including two to whom I've been a mom, I've
never had a pet this long.
We also schedule our lives around our cats. My kids want to go to Disney
World, to England (hi, Helen!), to travel the U.S. We sneak in a few beach
trips, but I don't even know how we'll do that this year. Last year we were
gone for 4 days, and shortly after that we found out Lucky had diabetes
again and Kassy had lost a pound because her hyperT was acting up. Clearly
they can't handle the stress of us being gone (we even had a vet tech come
in every day!).
You're wonderful for looking ahead to another cat. I don't know if I can
handle that. I'm thinking a nice, calm dog would be a good companion to my
wild greyhound.
But for now, like you, I'm taking it one day at a time and enjoying the cats
until we meet again in the great beyond.
Purrs to Phoebe and Pongo.
Laura, Lucky, & Kassy
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>Greetings, worried catparents. <G>
>We had Pongo's hyper-t twin, Phoebe, in for her checkup and T-4 this
>morning. She had a 2/6 murmur last September. Now it's up to a 4/6, even
>though we'd increased her dosage of Tapezole. So she's going in for an echo
>on Thursday morning.
>We're concerned, but not alarmed. Phoebe's always been a much sturdier cat
>than Pongo. Heart disease secondary to thyroid disease is supposedly easier
>to control than the idiopathic kind, which is what Pongo has. My neighbor's
>cat had been diagnosed with heart disease secondary to hyperthyroid at the
>age of 17, and the cat lived to be over 20 years old. And he was pretty
>active until a couple of months before the end.
>At this point, it's just another headache on top of a migraine.
>The vet who examined Phoebe today was the senior partner, not the guy who
>dealt with Pongo last week. I told him, "So, did you hear all about Pongo?"
>"Yeah, Kevin showed me the before and after on the EKG. That was really
>something. It looks like the Atenolol wasn't his drug."
>We asked if he thought that switching him from Inderal to Atenolol had
>caused the attack, or had failed to prevent one, or if the dosage had been
>insufficient. We reminded him that the cardiologist hadn't been sure back
>in December what was causing the arrhythmia, since there hadn't been much
>of a progression of the HCM and Pongo's heart had been deemed
>"well-working." And I can see this thought balloon over my husband's head
>that says, "Sue the cardiologist."
>The vet drew a little diagram for us. There are two nerve bundles that lead
>into the heart chambers and regulate the heartbeat. What may have happened
>in Pongo's case is that the HCM is causing a lesion around the nerve
>bundles, and the meds help to regulate and control the messages to the
>Also, that it was hard to tell exactly what had caused it, or when and if
>he'd have another one, since most cats who have an attack the size of the
>one Pongo had don't survive it.
>"What does the cardiologist think about this?"
>"He hasn't been told."
>"Hasn't been told!"
>"He's a hard guy to get ahold of."
>"Well, I should think he'd want to hear about *this*!"
>I think he'll tell him, now. I'm truly floored, though, because we've been
>bringing our cats to this vet all their lives and they've almost always
>been on the ball. Any vet who's worked with them who *hasn't* been on the
>ball doesn't last there very long, and thankfully, none of the rejects have
>caused our cats any permanent damage.
>Jill, I know what you mean about the Caregiver's Fatigue. In fact, when we
>thought Pongo was dying, one thought that was running through my head was,
>"At least I don't have to worry about him anymore." It's the same way I
>felt when my mother-in-law died, even though we were friends and I miss her
>very much. She'd been sick for a long time, and all of our energy had been
>spent looking for the best care for her. For weeks after she died, I'd
>reflexively think, "I'll have to check this out for Jim's mother," and then
>I'd remember that I didn't have to, that nature had written 60 to any deal
>we could struggle to come up with.
>As for what I'll do with myself when he's gone, grieving and missing him
>would be high on my list. But the terrible anxiety would be gone, too, and
>the constant focusing of our plans around his medication and his condition.
>And last Friday, I knew that we'd done everything we could, that it was up
>to a higher authority and whatever strength Pongo could still muster. I
>actually felt calmer that night than I have this week, when I've been
>dealing with the terrible uncertainty of what was going to happen with him
>I can calm myself now with the thought that he's been a strong cat despite
>all his problems, that we're doing the best we can for him. He's scheduled
>for a follow-up next Saturday, barring any emergencies. He's been spending
>most of his time sleeping, which can be attributed to a) he's had a massive
>assault to his system, b) Inderal sometimes causes fatigue, c) he's a cat.
>I also calm myself with the thought that when he does go, we'll make room
>in our hearts and home for a young, healthy cat and hopefully have all
>those years of pleasure all over again. That is, if Phoebe approves. <G>
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On February 14th, 2017, I started serializing Tinderland. The feedback I got along the way helped me sharpen the content of the stories. However, I claimed I had found a 'way out' of sexual addiction, but the further I edited the book, the more obvious it became that nothing had changed. I might be slightly better off than a year ago, but I was still stuck in the same addictions.
To make things worse, when on May 8th I released the last free Chapter, I had no idea what to do next. Should I serialize the second season, knowing that the storyline was weak?
I decided to hold on publishing further chapters, and instead, focus on marketing what is already out there. To do so, I decided to hire an editor to help me frame things better. Working with her encouraged me to outline the book, which only confirmed the distorted flow of content. She told me that so far, the book is a sort of diary-like description of what happened, but I felt it looked more like a horrible Frankenstein-like construct.
I cannot forget the night of April 27th where I was drained of energy and motivation. I couldn't run anymore away from the truth that nothing has changed and that every single method, trick, or theory I tried had all failed. Whenever I faced a new challenge, my system crumbled and I escaped in my addictions.
I wanted to cry out for help, but I didn't know who or what could help me.
I needed to be saved!
Coincidentally, I found in my Tinderland notes a link to the meditation sub-reddit. When I landed there, one of the posts was from a user describing her year-long experience with a particular meditation technique which I won't reveal yet.
The book spoke about a 10 stage path at the end of which was the promise to regain insane levels of focus and concentration. This method is based on a rigorously scientific method and is indifferent to religious Buddhist rituals. I was willing to try anything to save myself, so, I forced myself to take a break for a couple of days, and do nothing else than reading and applying the methods of the book.
Today, May 27th marks a month since I sat down for the first time and meditated. The results have been stunning, and anyone who's been in touch with my daily life would have noticed the behavioral, habitual, and energy level changes that happened in me.
I finally found what looks like the way out, or what I like to call as the 'middle path.' I have finally awakened to what I could be, but I need time to walk the path. It is as if I finally saw the mountain ahead, but I still need to climb it. Because I just started out, and because this journey should occupy a more important part of Tinderland, I am sharing two news:
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First, cryptocurrencies are booming. If you don't know about bitcoin or altcoins, or the blockchain, I would strongly recommend you read up a bit about them, because I am confident that these technologies are going to change out lives. I am personally looking into ways to make a dent there.
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Gone but not forgotten, many popular celebrities and musicians who are no longer with us still attract an audience in their own special way. Welcome to WatchMojo.com, and today we're counting down our choices for the top 10 popular gravesites of famous people.
For this list, we're honoring celebrities who've passed on, but continue to draw crowds to the cemeteries where they are buried.
#10: Bob Marley (1945-81)
Bob Marley Mausoleum, Nine Mile, Jamaica
Those who plan a visit to the gravesite of this reggae artist, who died of cancer in 1981, will get more than a trip to the cemetery out of this outing. Tourists to Nine Mile, Jamaica can experience a Bob Marley themed tour, which includes a visit to the house where he was born as well as his gravesite, located in a local mausoleum. Marley's reggae was infectious, and a popular tour guide known as Captain Crazy keeps that spirit alive through his lively singing and dancing. Who knew visiting a grave could be such fun?
#9: James Dean (1931-55)
Park Cemetery, Fairmount, IN, USA
He was only active as a professional actor for four years and he starred in just three films, but that's all that was necessary to make him a legend. The face of his generation, Dean died in a car crash in 1955 at the age of 24. After his death, he was nominated not once but twice for an Academy Award and his iconic status as a symbol of disaffected youth skyrocketed even further. The adulation has continued through the decades, as new generations of fans flock to both his grave and his childhood home, which is now a museum dedicated to the star.
#8: Frank Sinatra (1915-98)
Desert Memorial Park, Cathedral City, CA, USA
Both a heartthrob and a rabble-rouser from the 1940s until his death at age 82 in 1998, Sinatra was one of pop music's biggest idols. Although best known for his singing, this versatile performer also enjoyed a lengthy, Oscar-winning movie career, boasted celebrity friends aplenty and rubbed elbows with important people like Martin Luther King, Jr. as well as several U.S. Presidents. Nicknamed "Ol' Blue Eyes," Sinatra may no longer be filling concert halls; but his grave in Desert Memorial Park, near Palm Springs where he lived for many years, still packs them in.
#7: Johnny Cash (1932-2003)
Hendersonville Memory Gardens, Hendersonville, TN, USA
This country music icon, who died in 2003, had a lengthy career and a colorful life. The "Man in Black" survived the Great Depression, drug addiction, and legal problems, and performed for both prisoners and presidents, forging friendships with leaders from both political parties. Cash always sided with the underdog and advocated for the rights of the poor, Native Americans, and the incarcerated, among others. His grave in Hendersonville Memory Gardens is next to that of his wife, fellow country star June Carter Cash, and fans of country, rock-n-roll and gospel music regularly pay tribute to his memory.
#6: Diana, Princess of Wales (1961-97)
Spencer Estate Grounds, Althorp, Northamptonshire, UK
Between her marriage to heir to the throne Prince Charles in 1981 and her untimely death in 1997, she became the People's Princess, a Royal who was approachable and real. She acknowledged and spoke openly about her struggles with bulimia, depression, and marital problems, while raising awareness about issues others were afraid to confront at the time, such as AIDS. Ever since Princess Di was killed in a car accident in Paris, many people have sought to fill the void left by her loss by visiting her grave at the Spencer family estate.
#5: Marilyn Monroe (1926-62)
Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, Los Angeles, CA, USA
One of the most iconic blondes in American entertainment – and probably the world – Marilyn remains a pop culture phenomenon. People born long after her death of a drug overdose at age 36 have fallen under the spell she cast onscreen, and her performance of "Happy Birthday" to President Kennedy is a part of 20th century history. Singers as diverse as Madonna, Lady Gaga, and Christina Aguilera have all been influenced by her; as have actors like Michelle Williams and Scarlett Johansson. It's no wonder that so many admirers continue to visit her grave each year in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery.
#4: Elvis Presley (1935-77)
Graceland, Memphis, TN, USA
"The King" was credited with popularizing rock-n-roll and influencing countless musicians, including artists like Buddy Holly, Johnny Cash, and even John Lennon. And he remained a fan favorite from the mid-1950s until his death, at age 42, in 1977. His grave, as well as those of his parents and grandmother, is located on the grounds of his estate, Graceland, and the house where Presley died has been turned into a shrine for fanatics to tour. Even decades after his death, Elvis' gravesite is still visitedby more than half a million fans each year, making Graceland the second most-visited private home in the United States.
#3: William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
Holy Trinity Churchyard, Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, UK
You remember reading his plays in school, but you might not realize that some of your favorite films or television shows are also based on Shakespeare's stories. If you liked "10 Things I Hate About You," "West Side Story," and "My Own Private Idaho," or even TV's "Sons of Anarchy," you can thank Will Shakespeare. The "Bard of Avon," who died in 1616, is today considered by many as the greatest writer the English language has ever seen, and he ranks high both in visitors to his grave in the Holy Trinity Churchyard and in career longevity, as he's remained relevant four centuries after his death.
#2: Michael Jackson (1958-2009)
Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, CA, USA
The "King of Pop" represents a well-known example of a child star who achieved even greater success in adulthood. He was popular as a youth when performing with his siblings in the Jackson 5, and he found unprecedented solo success in the 1980s with the album "Thriller," the best-selling album of all time. Even after his death in 2009, which shocked the world and prompted a huge outpouring of grief, Jackson continues to influence the musical style of other performers. His funeral was one of the most-watched televised funerals ever, and each year, fans continue to make the pilgrimage to Jackson's grave in the Forest Lawn Memorial Park to say goodbye.
Before we reveal our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions:
- Bruce Lee (1940-73)
Lakeview Cemetery, Seattle, WA, USA
- Mark Twain (1835-1910)
Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, NY, USA
- Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)
Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris, France
- Jimi Hendrix (1942-70)
Greenwood Memorial Park, Renton, WA, USA
- Buddy Holly (1936-59)
City of Lubbock Cemetery, Lubbock, TX, USA
#1: Jim Morrison (1943-71)
Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris, France
For many fans of 1960s psychedelic rock, a trip to the City of Light includes a stop at the final resting place of The Doors' lead singer in Père Lachaise Cemetery, where countless other renowned artists and musicians are also interred. The anniversary of Morrison's death on July 3 is a popular date for a visit, as is his birthday on December 8. While many devotees honor this member of the 27 Club by leaving items on his gravestone, others have vandalized the spot and stolen memorial pieces. Ironically, while the cemetery where Morrison is buried is visited by around 1.5 million fans per year, rumors persist that the rock star faked his death.
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WFL-41 – LADIES PREMIUM MOCK TWIST YARN Full ZIP
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We've taken our classic full zip and made it even better
with a great new fit and mock twist fleece. We changed
the pockets to be side slits rather than the kangaroo
pouch and changed the zipper to be a great pewter
colour. Also new covered zipper allows to print right
over top of it, allowing that great full front look. It also
features rib-knit cuffs and waistline.
75% cotton/25% polyester. XS-S-M-L-XL