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gathered From All Parts Of The
Globe And Told In Short
t its stated inl Mexico City that the
Blanco liio de Mexico will be (stah
lished next January with a capital of
-two hundred million dollars. ownled
Jointly by the government and the pub
Officers of Philippine Island inter
fsland vessels have notified their own
Crs that they would strike July 31 f1
sailries are reduced. Insular officers
have intinuited that they Would use
1coast guard cutters to handle the inter
island Iraffie if the th 'eatened strike
beomles effective.
Officials of the liritish iced Cross
.hadq1at Irs say that a recent press
alInntclet enlanatinlg from Geneva
that tIh' Spahiinger vaccine t reatillelt
against tuberculosis had heen purchas
ed by the fled Cross had not been au
thorized by that organization.
President Obregon of Mexico shows
Improvement. The high temperature
of the past few dlays has a1lmost (is
appeared and he will soon be back at
his post.
I'rovincial newspapers Ihi'oughout
Prussia. which leretofo re have been
serving as official organs for local
governi n t os will have to conform inI
their ('erian r<-public or forego their
roVernies from ofi'icial ad1vertising. A
decree to this effect has just heen is
sued, effective immedilately.
Pope Pius recelvel (in.ry M orgen
than. Iorler ambassalor from tIle
Uinitod 8tIat's to 'l'Tukey, and had a
long conversation with himl anent con-I
dition: in the Occident.
Laord Newton, speakilg in the lit
ish houso of co111mons the other after
noon. declared E-ngland and Scotland
were lin' <lirtiest cotuntries in E-urope.
Ife said that in the city of I.ondon
alone 311) tons oI soot fails every year
On each 8(111a1e mlile.
F.roe State troops have captured lal
linloughi and 13allybuis, it Was an
nounced recently.
Canadian railroalds from the Atlan
tic to the l'acific may be tied up with
.a strike nearly equal in extent to that.
of the Uited States as the result of
strike ballots which were being count
ed at Montreal.
Charlos 11a1l Dierry of Macon, Ga.,
will he appointed by I'residlent I1ard inlg
And tissigned 1as vi consu ll in the
United States consuar service.
Senator ('ulherson itf Texas, appa'
ently Idetfeated in the recenit Texas pri
nIuiry. wired his friends 11111 he would
take nto part in Ile lIn-oIff, and tol his
,triends to exercise their (wIn .judgment
as to wVhloll they would solpport.
Ro0yalti receP0(1((ive fromi 1 1)he produe
fiona of oil and1( ga1: onI go~(verninlent
10easot 1d lnds are0 no0w 11IlI 31tnit arotll
fot' th Illa1st fiscal y'31 3ar -~3 g r etd $5,
71itij07, itis1 3 annount~ced by tile buremt311
et n111n10.
1C0-01eration 101of 1the0V'II govrnent in
aldvanlcing'. the Amer01ian13 taiot prolgram11
was5 recentIly plledged 1to the( Naltionll
raldIo (c1hbe (If Commerce'D at1 tile ani
Hoover, ho(we'ver1, was unlelll to alt
tend and1( senit a11181 susitt.
The dIrtlt 11rh11aryI systemil, wi ch
some1 Ilowerfl pliit1icall Prsonages
wouldt abandon1(lf in sta1tt and11 conlgrets
S10onal election(11 shioil be ext ended so
ptreshIden1t woul d he noin~ latedi by 31
'$tra1iht vole oIf thle 11eope1 1111der a1 hIll
gressman3 11I' ni Il innelsota3, announ1l1Dces
tile 1house1.
Theo trltd 1)1on1 the cimina~l cha3rge 0of
(c0on1sprae) to dhefraud1 the1 1112nne~d StatesC
w111 it 11ij~l war1)omract pnig (i 1th Dis
trict of' Coluiad: agin3 3st (Char1les W.
Morse, 1115 threeO sons1 and eiht 01the1rs,
civil conitroveries hett we'4'n thle doeend
ants and10 the governmenllt'I, Unlited
'States Attlorney Pey ton Gor-don deC
cla reis.
The pu1rchin1g plowerI (or e'xchang~oe
Yalu~e of farmiilIO(10 8rdut slump1ied1O for
points between March and11 June1, to '72
per cenit of (lie 1913 basi8s Inl thle lat
Immlledia3te steps5 foPr acquliring a1
maximumln p)roducion of coal from1 noni
union anld stiPp mlines, adeqatei3l dis5
tribution of the supll)1y throu~gh gov
erunment c2ontrol of coal cars and pre
ventatives agalist pirofiteering, ha~ve
been affected by the admninistration,
according to a United News staff cor
respondent. Secretary Hoover will be
virtual fuel director.
The first formal necgotiations for the
fuinding of the allied wa1r dlebt bly the
United States was recently mlado by
Jean V. Parmlentior, refunlding repre
-sentative of France.
Hoboes of Am1erica ar3e going lnte
politics. "A hoboes' Iobby-to be
known b~y (lie more mIodlernl terml of
"legislativo comilIttell"-soon will Itako
tz place wIth tile social, labor, fatrmi
and other so-called lobbies. Th'le lur
pose of the lobby will 1)0 to secure ror
the unemployed of thie nation govern
ment unempl~loymient insurance of at
least $1 a day.
The Polish diet has rejected a motion
of want of confidence in President P11.
sudski introduced by members of the
Rglht. The vote was 25 in favor of
tho president, against 187.
Through a hole blown in the wall
by a mine, 105 prisoners escaped from
the Dundalk jail, county Louth, Ireland.
The shock of the explosion shook the
town, shattering the windows of the
county hospital and the dwellings of
the town's best residential district.
Former Secretary of War Baker was
recently called before the special grand
fury investigating alleged war frauds
n connection with the sale by the war
leimrtment of the old hickory powder
piant at Jacksonville, Tenn., to the
Nashville Industrial corporation.
A national emergency, growing out
if an industrial conflict, has been d
-laredl by the government for the first
line in the peace-time history of the
Lnited States. As a result of the coal
lnd rail strikes, the Interstate coml
nierce commission, empowered for the
irst time by the IEach-Cuimmilns law,
ins aIssumled control of the distribution
)f fuel, food and other necessities.
Twenty-five Otuardsnen and two of.
icers were ordered to tilt) property of
he Yellow Creek Mining company in
goll county, Kentucky, by Govet nor
F'ormer Senator Lorimer of Ilinois
s in a Chicago hospital being treated
or his eyes. Physicians say it will be
beveral weeks before the result will
)0 known.
Louisville, Ky., dealers in western
Kentucky coal report that the mine
trice has dropped $2 from the price
if $9 and $10 a ton.
Ilasett Miles, federal prohibition en.
orcelent officer, and three others
iavn been indicted on a murder
'harge by the Travis county, Texas,
trand jury in connection with the
hooting, several months ago, of a man
Danled Peeler Clayton.
Claiming she came to the United
tates from France on a promise of
na rriago, Allle. Mario l'orquet, a pret
y little French girl, has filed suit
'r $500,000 against .James Ilenri do
Rothschild. in New York City. 1ths
hiid is said to he a son of Baron de
tothbschild of the famous family of in
ernationial bankers.
Five copilaaes of the 142d infantry
ot th ie Texas National Guard lotrained
It I)Dennison, Texas, and took charge
of the railroad shop district.
The auditornun for use at the Mon
treat (Nor', Carolina) summer confer
(rnces of o Southern . Presbyterian
chturch has been dedicated with rep
resentatives present from every South
ern state.
('arges that Prohibition Commission
or Roy A. ilaynes and his otficers were
'exerting illegal administrative mncas
tires under cover of tlie Volstead act
ald were oipressi ng the proper distri
bution of medicinal whisky and alcohol
wore contained in resolutions adopted
by the distillers of the country in con
vention at Louisville, Ky., with an ap
p eal to the president, the secretary of
the treasttry and the commissioner of
inter nIl revenue to see that the federal
I irohibit ion cominmisione' conduct his of
tlice in con form ity with accepted stand
I rd s of wvell regulated an md responsible
pulblic 2udiniist irat Ion.
The (Consol1idcaltd Gabs coimpaniy re
en t ly boosted its 2uanI dividend rate
fromi 7 to S Per' cent in deoclar'iing a
quarmterly dividend of $2 a share.
leirst ieuit. 11. Hi. Strekhouse and
Second Lieut. Taylor 10. M~onroe were
lnst aitly killed at fRantoul, Ill., when
their airplane fell 500 feet.
l)urinig a shooting affr'ay in Merlid
ian, \l iss., Mrs. Cora Illarvey, 30, was
shot In thle ankle by either' her huts
hand, Walter I larvey, or Claude Well
man, wvith whomi Iarvey appeared to
hav beenO'i havIng somie wvord(s. lait
one shot w'as fired. Wellman dhisap
peared and H arvoy refused to miake
any statement. as does Mirs .1 larvey,
wh'io was ru~shed to a hospital. HeIr in
juiries are not emisidered serious.
The city of San Ferancisco has a
braiid new liquor' store with Uncle
Sam as proprietor'. S. 1F. hlutter', pr'o
hiibit.loin director for California, has
obitaiined perimission from the United(
States district court to sell wvhat lie
decla ros to lie strictly first c'lass, bot
tIed in bond imported liquor01 at $3 a
.Davi~'d Belasco was severely inijure'd
in New York the other day by fall
ing fr'om a stage into the orchestra
JTersef' City junk (ealer bought
lie bankrupt Nassau and1( New York
Traction complany, valuedl ini 1910 at
$1,6150,000, for $15,000.
"The Wayfarer," a Biblical play, Is
showving at Seattle, Wash., for the sec
ond season. The play, it is hoped,
will prove to be the passion play of
A well dlressedl man jumped from a
fer'ry boat in the Hudson river at New
York the ether afternoon. He had
semnt newspaper reporters an invita
tion to be present. Ho requested that
lis body be incinerated and the ashes
sent to fertilize the lawn of the bro
ker with whonm he had lost his life.
time savings.
One miner was wounded and aboutm a
dozen others narrowly escaped' se ou
injury at IBryson Motintain, Temnn .whenf
a party of alleged strike sympa'hners~
fired a fusillade of shots at t i4hm as
the miners were en route to woik.
Mildred lBrewer, 16 years of age. wa
cleared of the charge of murdering A.
Portis Mcl~eithen at Montgomery, A\la.,
but will be held as the ward of th'.
state until she reaches maturity.
New York re-tail coal dealers pro
dicet that coal, this winter, wIll go to
$25 a ton unless there is a speedy ad
justmnent of the coal strike.
OLDEST AUTO Ir
Arnerle~n's first ear, built by I0wo4
tested out near Kokomo, Indl., on July"
sonia~n Institution back to Kokomno for t
Photograph shows Congressman Fred
oldest car In front of Smuithsonian 1:
article on exhibition In the institutior
Vexatious Problem to Insert
Lubricant Through Plughole
Larger Than Gun Nozzle.
Special Guns Are Part of Equipment
on Many of Most Modern Cars
Having Lubricating Systems
-Clean Out Yearly.
One of the most vexatious grensing:
problentsN Is to insert grease through a]
plughole hirger thain the nozzle of thlt
gun. To keep thet grease fromn goiny
ev erywaher( but Int~o the hole, obtain
a cork about the siyze of the largest
plug on your car. Htore a hole In thbt
cork so that It will slide over thc
stemn of the grense gun, and 'when y011
are tilliing at barge hole simply puss:
this cork down to 1ill the oversizt
opening. Chetists' rubber corks arc
bdenl for this purpose. A rag or sone
string packing w ouliarouind t he sten
of the gun (tnl he forcedt down to a1
nas woil Ohe co.417C
Cars Have Greasing Systems.
MIany cars no(w equipped with grens
tng systeins using at spedcIiall whllel
Connects with the nipp))11s onl the car
TIls tilek's It easy to clo sonic nuvis.
able cilaning of thel gren;se' p iissiiges
a blout onIce' a seitSoni. A t t tih tihe e'in p.
ty gun, release the plunger so that it
can ewok~lliea ui- u*4 te
tet'ilot n erft lkiuhrtIntlon prclt
SilIal trn'tinet Iof u k oKokoto for uI
theotdirty old0 grenrewhic wi rhd
Olseen carntg out o tlhspoien hIt
Vextiou sPr oblem.t Th nusernt
Lbreipaynt Trogh Pbr ghont
Larger Tane o Guneasze.
Speci grnsinre Parithn of bqpenpl
on Mnytof e t Mdtern Cspee
hlragvin t ub icn Stemdnsun
able rhots o the t xinide Dos thhdn
abPoutI'1 s ofi ten ast renovalof t oh r
isitgot r hqieg byh tie hnging. At the
salu n.tieke pphy grese fprmngly t<
teorii hstenr anto the lin~ ohotit
11 fli ihi pra ell nearly all tiln laquen
are11ii lperinaeny ne, nIwh 3)
'a.'e chiefg laretiol aipl fran h
tlinern con leratotinsli the dvritli
Oeul1ygo tlningis a' doule corske ab,
ltelytw lekprosf. An igensim
the~n ~exragsket and accomplis theu
ofnnii gurpose.1 Ite ios~i nec)sary torii,
to equlili ihe car ithsoenbd r.
Cn sar Havs e ingStemse.e
Iineie foir injec1'(tin~i'i of lt goisj
atub three or1 four i 5tl ni.- :ti . wvilth
thie end oftl the tubhiisiite ey ar
T'heil fec u iais Itpparentyi 11he sone avs
sougt' (1n the uig of anli getraas.t
Do~* un, lThoroughyIa Wdith.ii Strea of
Waterlc WV1'~ithoute R ubig, T111hie
Po4lt l~ ~ii. 'lh With vlI tRge. i co
iilt tu.'ilhtrflctog r hoomeIi easily
ticrlatil( ched. l Tel o tini slea t
tuhyt a Ii rsre mu !'of wtr w~tIiit
lorb iout rubing Iand oben o lsh with
rougf I . lit ig sid bye jewelers uap-i
j 'ineur~ ' r tar'c cntio. J'lie auselof the
Oivrlther Plce otr Gae.
Neore Is gndisng sinaben art toi u
bell webtb-i Ot ia owner oughtr always10
to gean.s Ue scilt tewist'(l e thee
shni is otui Ielyt lol cot hne thanm~mi
ai tiewiI art onTh e lders . alway 1have
1n exp(nIion iof the exceasgieg htrge,
butI i thaost ealit the aye raulh.
)d Ilaynes in Indiana anl sticcessfully
1, 1894, was recently taken from Smith
he twenty-eighth anniversary on July 4.
Purnell from that district In America's
astitution. 'This is the first time any
has been removed.
You Auto Know $
That valve leakage is one of t
the most serious losses of econ
omy in the operation of an auto
at-mobile for, if the valves leak,
it is almost Impossible to get
good comupression in the cylin
(ers, and this, in turn, exerts a
powerful Influence over the en
} tire perfornn e0 of the car,
giving rise to knocks, loss of
power and various other ills.
4 'roper care of the valves dni
regular regrintling are therefore
4 to he nitulb'rel armong the "ex
pens's" whitkh are really econ'
olines, for they will liy hig
dividends ill tlii('Itn y anld ilie
Wotlnil valve st emus also a::iite
lenks which are quite as serniou '
" as those of the valves the(n
} selves. In this rase the failure
of the valve stem '.o lit snugly a
into the guider allows air to he
}drawn past the stean into( thei
cylinder, thinning thin mixture to
sucIh alln extent tha the engine }
i falls to run regular. y unless the +
mixture is made 1 liher, while
throttling down to Iess than ten
miles an hour is almiost itpos
sible. The fact that valve }
I stems need attention is usually }
aplmrent from the hissing sound }
cluaracteristl4 of this tirui,'.
(Copryright. 1112, by The wheeler
.ynic..ate Inc.)
Portable Platform for Auto Work
Is Illustrated.
Two Longitudinal Rails of Wood, Tent
Feet Long With Center Support,
Will Prove Entirely Satis
factory-How Made.
In the small r'epair- shop it is nt
alwaiys cn tven1ienut or. pract ical to have
a wor uk lilt or aini rninent. Ole'vateid
1)lat14form for removini g t he auitomiob~ ie
far enough iihove t he floori to giv~e free
a1114 easy necess un idernea thi. A st and
that is iportlable 1an)l 441 wlihe anl aul
posit ion is shown ini the accompanylng
It consists of? 1 wo lonigitri1ml r'ails
of w4odEr, 1(0 fe(t long. .- 4'et4r sutp.
high f'orinis a1 tri'stl hE'n which the au1
tornobil)4 is lle(d biy mean':nns of a wind
lng lhar, e'rank~, headle, and roipe~ , wvlIh
Repairs Are Made Much Easier If the
Automobile Stands on This Trestle
Above the Floor.
a hook to. attacth to the front axle of
liihe11 utnmolhihl. Trwo thxed b'l'oIs onf
the forward ends of t he rallis with, t wo
swinging locs'( on thlen rea r 4.ndsj rIgid
ly suppohirt thei tt utomihi' lifter it Is'
puqlled into plnce Iand the~ forw' 1(rd 'nd
O.)n account of' the angle ' o in-,
elin ranid thle p)oslsility of ' verrrn
ilg, t he windling dIrum should be~ the
rn1'auns of getting tlii aultomoilin on
thle rails. Twov~ wed'ges forward~ i~lgl
iln ilni'' will pr'v'ent the tutomobileih
frorm eriu'ping to the frontt. We"dges
al'. als.o placed unde(1ir thi i'ar w''heels,~
aon no in use, the pnrts arein read
Ily dI~l'isas ~eld andbe pI'l'''
Mistakes Will Happen.
IN4'ver lnlsjudge he goar shift Of theO
car for thll emoergency brauke, no the
foot n eerto,.. f.. th .uc pdl
for Better
When you've eaten fully and have a stuffy feel.
ing-or when your stomach is unruly and feels
upset-WRIGLEY'S will bring relief and make
you feel fit again.
It calms and soothes the stomach and nerves,
aids appetite and digestion, keeps the mouth
sweet and teeth clean.
Wrigley's P. K. is the new double treat-peppermint sugar jacket
over peppermint chewing gum.
Sugar jacket just "melts in your mouth," then you get the de
lectable chewing center with all the usual Wrigley benefits.
Save the ' Good for
Wrappers Valuable
They are I Premium
The Best Man's Toast.
At the clIub lst ight the husless
girl was the Ci'nter of It group of
Interest eel liste'ners. I-'raginents of eonn
v.ersatIon cuntinciintccg the worris "orbles
nitids," "siiily rulorable," "wiuiler
fuli hou 1s." '1e:tris." ".lJinin." tilotteeI e
over to the Wo.iiitnan :nd11 liiiluee-'rI her
to put Ilown the 11:i-gcazife adci4 un11
hItishingly seat it'rself on the hli es- ! Glaced G rasshopr
tertiel ire1,t ly b.elind thce cailincnieil A sight that woultd ha1
narrato'r. .lust in t11n11% to hear he1'r fill- the heart of John tiht
sclripltion lif the be'st 111:1n. shown in photocgraphutcls (
''I1t" was vry good look1;ins. thoul g dliic1ve''1l gr'ass iehoppe.r 1
rathel' (nelt' e ri 'll. an1 in l eIt.slc Ilinlg ft. n rt.hern . rner of Y .
the' briift'lciinal'5 toaist said: *I '. I iionalt :earkn.
thrcoucgh our11 schlit antii eollege~~ dayis Thlese.~ pitures. .tust r'ceitvedt by thet
the' gro''rc iii I hacve bleen thel be'st gelo'gicacl surcvey, show ltcindw i'id in
of fr-mcis. in gaiccis andl sports I thei Ii'. thusandls f strata (f gracss,.
hacve ucsuaclly hnceatn himu ouct, but in Ichiplrs of e'xtcint spe0cies ii of a tiin
this great cruiic forp a brideI the bet ter long before the lperioid In which thQ
duntn hacs wIonc, andii I' ic ure' lie's wet - inset s wvere co nsideredq del ectabile.
cornel( tc het'.' Of couriiitse Ithe poor11 thIing 'lhose ghc'-ed gracssttjpers tilust
I wan lt to say: I 'in sure he's wor'thIy of1 havt e been tlylng over tmh iuntaci ns
ht.' Iht i.' '':an nelverl, neiver iexlihciint in liviuig 'louds of inillions when~ they
Ii away. andii thle Ibrid e saiys shie dlr- were cau tgh i.n sno wstocrcus acndl frozen
tinly wonc't ltcvite hcicc to anolthcer into( thec glaciler,
weddh(If f hg*t le'rs !"' li!(torists arccte vislit ing thIe recnartk.
ableI ghte'ierc by thle thoclusacn ds thcis
That's That. sticuie.
"T eyblcic thIis f'orignerc wlck
wanits to. dcnarryc a yocug 5oielty girl Beginners Encouraged.
has no uinney.'' Fys .ccc c'ir- o coy
"That's i': sy. Wit h thte cccvi'ctisilng eincii nre youMitutggiiil
he hasi~ recived hce's wort aic fc scal- Se.' nd You icng I )octocr-I.'t ne! I'rai
-ct\. \\eil .lust sign htimi ccl for -t0 thantkfucl I inl't begin to praci(t Ice li
weeks Inc vaudceville." -- Loluisvilleth <lylis bcefore protchiitionc, thoucgh.
- ~Zolor pingsFa
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-n dd Yours truly,
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The Pathfinder was a bright, blinding orange, and it was overrun by decals, some of them weather-beaten and dimmed by the years, some going back to the last time the Denver Broncos were Super Bowl participants.
"That was a week in Miami, and the year before that it was a week in San Diego," Broncos fan Colin McFee said. "Put it this way: we packed a little differently for those trips."
McFee and three friends had taken this week off months ago, when the Broncos were merely favorites to make the Super Bowl and not the actual AFC champions. Another friend has a house and spare rooms in Westfield, N. J., and one of them had a hookup for tickets, so the decision was an easy one. Before heading there, they'd pulled off on exit 16W, figured they'd scout out MetLife Stadium.
"Not much to look at," McFee said. "But it'll do."
It'll do fine, actually. Seven days out, the sunshine that had thrown a crimp into the hockey game at Yankee Stadium had given way to flurries that seem determined to grab hold of the narrative for the football game at MetLife next Sunday. A perfect New York slogan for January of 2014: "Too Sunny For Hockey, Too Snowy For Football."
McFee and his road-trip mates don't care. They'd have trekked to Nome, Alaska, if that's where Roger Goodell had sold the game. The workers who were furiously finishing up the tents and the video boards and the unaccounted-for scaffolding all over the MetLife parking lot didn't mind; they were happy for the overtime, even as the daily dose of snow dutifully left behind its regular dusting.
John Fox? The Broncos coach is two months removed from an operating-room table and a date with a scalpel that replaced his aortic valve, a procedure he knew he'd need from the time it was first diagnosed in 1997, when he was the Giants' defensive coordinator. A little snow in the forecast won't ruin his week.
Down to his high school playing weight now, grateful his decision to put off the inevitable had only cost him a month of work and nothing more precious than that, Fox clearly set a tone for how the Broncos and the Seahawks surely will handle the inevitable questions of the weather — and the inevitability of the weather itself.
"The elements are part of strategy," Fox said. "To be a championship team you have to be weatherproof."
Besides, this wasn't a day to worry about whether North Jersey will be visited by another round of squalls and storms and slushy misery, or if the mercury will keep dropping like the local governor's approval rating, or if the Broncos and their top-rated offense should bother showing up in the cold in six days to face the Seahawks and their top-rated defense.
No. As the team planes descended from 30,000 feet through the clouds, as they both touched down at United Airlines Maintenance Hangar 54 at Newark Liberty within a few hours of each other, it didn't much matter there would be no South Beach or Bourbon Street in their daily agendas this week.
"This," Denver receiver Wes Welker said, "is a business trip. That's all."
Welker has twice been on business trips of similar import before, so he knows the drill. So does Peyton Manning, a two-time participant and one-time champion, who brushed off questions about his legacy and his future and looked ready and relaxed and eager to get on with the business of planning and preparing.
"I actually feel better than I thought I would at this stage," Manning said, and there is little doubt that sings like a sweet melody in the ears of the NFL, which delights in having its stars shine on the brightest possible stage.
"I feel very good."
The Seahawks, of course, are a young team when measured by chronology and almost impossibly green in Super Bowl experience. Only one player — receiver Ricardo Lockette and his seven career catches and roster spot on last year's 49ers — has any at all.
"Even though we're young we have a mature perspective," said Seattle coach Pete Carroll, who coached the Jets for about 15 minutes two decades ago. "We are well aware that we just crossed the country to play in the biggest football you can play in."
A week out from the Big Game, a few hours in to the festivity, there was a lot to feel good about. The first predictions for Sunday read cold, and maybe a little soggy, but there are no signs — yet — of Nor'easters or vortexes or anything of that sort looming like a mugger in the shrubs. The teams arrived safely. The fans are trickling in, the ones with rooting interests.
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PRAGUE, Czech Republic — It began as a form of political pranksterism, with a lone protester pelting eggs at the leader of the Social Democratic Party.
But what started out as a limited outburst of hostility — against Jiri Paroubek, during a campaign stop two weeks ago for the European parliamentary elections — has this week erupted into the most violent political demonstrations since the revolution that ended communism in 1989.
The initial attack on Paroubek was followed on subsequent campaign stops by more egg-throwing attacks, though nothing like what transpired this week. On Wednesday, at a rally in the capital, an entire stage-full of Social Democratic Party (CSSD) leaders was pelted with dozens of eggs.
Even President Vaclav Klaus, known for his own pugnacious style of governing, called the assault "a threat to democracy," while politicians and political observers said the incident recalled a violent time in the country's past.
The anger stems from the fall of the rightist government in a vote of no confidence two months ago, coinciding with the country's turn hosting the rotating presidency of the European Union.
But even the instigators of the initial attacks — CSSD opponents who used a Facebook page titled "Eggs for Paroubek," which in two short weeks attracted more than 50,000 supporters — acknowledged that protesters had gone too far. They shut down the page.
According to Jan Hartl, director of one of the country's top polling agencies, the attacks have "scared a lot of people, who are asking about the level of political culture in this country, and whether this will become a pattern."
Ivan Pilip, a government minister in the 1990s, also expressed concern: "It makes me a bit nervous. In the beginning it was maybe even funny — as a bit of a joke — but the last attack was really heavy, and if it continues it could lead to political fights that existed in the '30s but shouldn't exist at the beginning of the 21st century."
In the 1930s, the Nazis used radio to inflame political passions among ethnic Germans — especially the young — living in then-Czechoslovakia. The result was a division of the country along ethnic lines, which eventually led to the break-up of Czechoslovakia as a prelude to World War II. Today, the internet is the main tool used to foment political hooliganism.
This week, the organizer of the "Eggs for Paroubek" Facebook page said he was appalled at what had transpired. Likewise, the original egg-thrower sought to put an end to the violence by symbolically placing a box of eggs at the site where he first pelted the CSSD leader.
According to the Czech New Agency, a note reading, "We lay the eggs and we go to vote," accompanied the box.
But it remains to be seen whether the genie can be put back in its bottle.
Paroubek has accused the leading right-wing party of being behind the provocation, a charge the Civic Democratic Party (ODS) denies. Regardless of whether the egg-throwing attacks were the work of an ODS party member or a spontaneous public reaction to the CSSD leader, there is also a growing consensus that continued violence against Paroubek could backfire politically.
"For ODS it's not bad that this happened, but it would be bad if it continues," Pilip said.
In a country that historically sees itself as a perpetual victim of bullying by bigger powers, sympathy for victims is part of the collective psychology.
"Czech voters can start supporting someone who is under too strong an attack," Pilip explained. "If people don't like someone but (he) is attacked too much they start to see him as a victim and they support victims."
Indeed, the Social Democrats may be banking on just such a public reaction. Far from hiding the seeming embarrassment of being bombarded with eggs, the Social Democrats' website is prominently featuring pictures of the egg-soaked leaders, under the caption: "We reject violence and vulgarity."
The run-up to the European parliamentary elections on June 5 and June 6 will tell whether society as a whole follows that idea.
More on the Czech Republic:
Interview: Czech leaders look to upcoming elections
Crisis puts migrant workers in a bind


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May 07, 2012 - 10:41 am
Wow! I don't know how to ask this without sounding like I have PMS, as in "poor me syndrome" but here goes....
I am 6 months out of treatment and in remission and I don't know what to do next. I learned from y'all how to fight the battle, and I made it! Yeah!
Now, how do I SURVIVE surviving? Depression has hit big time! I don't know what to do NOW. How do I stop thinking about cancer? I have another chance at living and I need to know how.......
Please others share how they have managed to "mainstream " back into life or if anyone actually has. Thanks,
May 07, 2012 - 11:28 am
I am 3 years 3 months post treatment. Unfortunately I do not think cancer will ever leave or minds. It has become less prominent in my mind as time has gone by. There were constant doctors appointments for the first two years post treatment. I have most recently been moved up to annual visits with my doctors. My doctors told me in the beginning cancer would be at the front of my mind. As time would go by it would become less prominent and it has. I do know there are patient support groups in my area. I probably could have used them early on in my healing process but did not. Maybe your medical doctors can recommend something like that for you.
Even though I successfully completed the treatments I felt all alone after treatments. Cancer recurrence was constantly on my mind. During treatments my life was involved with daily radiation/doctor visits for six weeks. After treatment there was no one to understand what I was going through. I would guess the first two years were somewhat of a challenge emotionally. It has gotten much better and I am getting back to my normal self.
Hope this helps some.
May 07, 2012 - 11:46 am
Unfortunately, what you are experiencing is quite common among cancer survivors--me included! After treatment, I felt abandoned, even though I was still seeing my doctors on a regular basis. It was like being suspended in mid-air and not knowing when I was going to fall. I can imagine it's quite similar to what men and women in the military experience after they come home from war. While you are in battle, you don't have time to think about tomorrow, but only the present moment. Then all of a sudden you have all this time for your mind to wander. I think the suggestion of seeking out a cancer support group is a good one. If you are uncomfortable being in a group, perhaps you know of someone personally who is a cancer survivor who would be willing to talk to you. I think this a fairly common emotion for survivors, so please don't think it's not normal.
May 07, 2012 - 1:59 pm
Support groups can be very helpful, even just to have something to do if you are not working. Also an exercise routine, I take a light yoga class once a week but may increase to twice. I like it for the relaxation, meditation, stretching, etc., but also the social interaction before and after class. Years ago I worked at an elementary school and was thinking of volunteering there. There is nothing like working with young children to give you a different perspective on life. They speak without thinking which causes us to think a bit differently. If you do the support group thing don't be discouraged if you are not totally comfortable at first, sometimes it takes a little time or even a different group. Keep in touch with us, as always there is great support right here.
May 08, 2012 - 12:22 pm
That's the question I asked myself after treatment ended in January of 2011. I went through some depression beginning in about April 2011 and after about a week of listening to Eva Cassidy CD's, crying a few rivers of tears and keeping the Kleenex company thriving, I finally felt cleansed. My GP prescribed me an antidepressant for a few months that helped.
Lorie, I think we stay so strong through the trauma of the diagnosis and then the battle itself, we find very little time to grieve until after it's all over with. It's like we can finally breath. And we are discovering that all of our bodily functions and sex drive, etc may never be the same, and so we are redefining who we are in that regard. And our hormones are WAY off. So there's a lot going on, sister!
An exercise routine is a good idea. Breaking into a good sweat for about 20 to 30 minutes most every day ALWAYS makes me feel better. I wanted to go back to work about 5 months after treatment and recall that first interview being a disaster. I was such a different person than I was just a few months prior. Weird! Then I went through a bizarre stage of interviewing just to practice and declined 2 job offers because I wasn't that into it.
I am just now really moving forward, leaving the 'cancer stuff' behind, not defining myself even as a cancer survivor as much as someone who now has her priorities straight(er) and a much clearer understanding of what's important and not settling for something I don't believe in or don't love doing. So I'm now a Pilates instructor well on my way to being certified through the American College of Sports Medicine as Personal Trainer with emphasis on cancer patient wellness. A complete turn around from being in the highly stressful field of health care administration.
I suppose my point is that you shouldn't put too much pressure on yourself. Understand what you're going through is so normal! Talk to your health care provider about your blues and know that you will get past this stage but be proactive about addressing it in the meantime . .which you've taken the first step in posting right here on this site.
You're still on the road of emotional healing. Give yourself some time.
May 07, 2012 - 7:41 pm
I finished tx almost 3 years ago and fortunately I am NED. My next follow ups are within the next month or so and I am counting on continue NED which is the most important thing.
That is just to say that I hit the depression wall two years post tx. I think that I was so focused on getting through tx and then keeping my job, that I didn't even allow myself to feel anything for a couple of years. I only cried once and that was after tx was completed, but I would reflect on that my butt had been kicked/fried both literally and figuratively and have a little pity party which never happened during tx. I had been on a
May 07, 2012 - 7:45 pm
I finished tx almost 3 years ago and fortunately I am NED. My next follow ups are within the next month or so and I am counting on continue NED which is the most important thing.
That is just to say that I hit the depression wall two years post tx. I think that I was so focused on getting through tx and then keeping my job, that I didn't even allow myself to feel anything for a couple of years. I only cried once and that was after tx was completed, but I would reflect on that my butt had been kicked/fried both literally and figuratively and have a little pity party which never happened during tx. I had been on a
May 08, 2012 - 12:07 pm
I'd like to sit down a moment and talk with you today after seeing your post. As I approach my 8th year in the fight next month and looking back on having cancer 3x already - with a 4th time staring me right in the face.
The only thing I can tell you with absolute certainty is that...
Now, on to your bigger question..."How do I 'Survive' surviving?"
For each of us, the answer lies somewhere deep within the recesses of our own minds...it's found through that big grey mass that separates our left and right ears. The healing must start from there.
Now, I remind you, that this is a process...a process that cannot be rushed or hurried, but must be allowed to root and then blossom on its own timetable.
All of your energies have been directed to the "Fight or Flight Syndrome" that we use as our survival mechanisms...you have been so busy concentrating on the business at hand, that you have not had the time to properly examine and assimilate all of the feelings that you have stored up.
What you need is a release - you need to open up that release valve and let the steam escape, just like we used to do when we got the water hot on the tea kettle and listened for it to sing when the water reached a boil.
And more importantly...and this is very important....you must ALLOW yourself the PERMISSION to let all of your thoughts and feelings wash over you and through them - no matter which direction that they take you. You've got a lot of pent up emotions, both good and bad. And so you need to feel each one of those and let it pass out of your system.
It could be a variety of thoughts or feelings...and all of them will be valid and uniquely yours. Just don't closet them and for goodness sakes, please don't suppress them or make them go away through medication, if you can help it. I believe we have all we need to fight our fights upstairs.
Alot of people run to counseling or rush to medication to 'deal' with things...but really the answers are already inside us. How do we find them? And what do we do when we find them?
You have to get quiet somewhere (perhaps many times)...as I say, this is a process...and you have to ask yourself why you are feeling this way...and then try and look for the answers to why you feel that way....be honest with yourself, even if it hurts....once you can lay it all in your mind and see the picture, you can begin to draw some logical conclusions on "The Why's" of cancer....and this will help you and help spur your recovery.
Because, what you will find is that by doing this yourself, you will have become Enlightened, which leads directly to Empowerment. And from that marriage, your own Personal Growth begins to blossom....because you now see that you have what it takes (you had it all along) and that you can do whatever it is that you thought you couldn't do.
That is cancers' gift back to us - you have to have your eyes opened to see it...the irony of cancer is that it can sometimes "Give as well as Take." That's one of the fascinating dichotomies in the cancer world...and one that I find particularly inspiring.
You are one of those "Red Arrows" on a map, that says "You Are Here Now." And you're at one of the major crossroad in the whole journey itself - right where you find yourself posting from today.
How to get from one spot to the next?
Hey, if I knew that one, I'd write a book that can't get published:) LOL!
You'll never stop thinking about cancer....so much like cancer, the game comes down to how to "MANAGE" your thoughts on cancer, not getting rid of them. And really, Lorie...you don't want to really forget - because it's become a part of who you are and whether you know it or not, you have already changed...and I'm sure for the better.
The folks here know you better than I do, though we have talked a couple of times, but I feel as though I know you, which is why I felt compelled to reach out to you today.
I've been doing this nearly 8-years now...have had cancer 3x - and walked away clean 3x. I'm watching new spots now just 8-months past my 3rd recurrence fight last year....scans at the end of this month will probably tell me a little more.
But, what I'm saying is that we DO, because we HAVE TO. I've got to get up everyday and go to work to keep my health insurance and to put a plate of cornbread on the table and a lightbulb turned on.
Alot of times, the courage and strength and inspiration that people tell us that we are, simply come down to putting one foot in front of the other and doing that which we don't want to do - but "have to do." It may just be simply that.
We have to move forward...we don't have to race, but we've got to keep going. Or we stagnate as a result.
My dad is in his dying days now and 5-months ago, we had to totally walk into his life and assume all of his business obligations as well as his healthcare...all this while, I'm staring at another maybe cancer...and my wife is looking at cancer maybe for the first time.
And yet, work beckons and obligations and responsibilities are all that I have not only for us, but for my dying father as well...my mom is sick as well. Many days I say "how much more?"
But, there is nobody riding over the hill to help us - they weren't here yesterday - they'are not coming today - and I'm not holding my breath for their arrival tomorrow.
In the end, the 'business side' of the world just reallty doesn't care what happens to us...if one can't keep up in life, they are simply tossed to the side to make way for someone else. It's a sad documentary, but is rooted in the truth.
In the World Without Cancer, it's heartless and merciless at times....we got sick and as we tried to re-enter the mainstream of life, we find that we are the proverbial square pegs trying to fit into those round holes.
And when we can't do that, we are left with frustration, abandonment and feelings of worth that we are not now - what we were before. In reality, we are the same, but the packaging has been changed...we're 'new & improved' in a new way....and sometimes its a way that the world just cannot grasp because there are many that have not walked a mile in our shoes.
As for me, I've entered back into mainstream now 3x...having left work and my career to battle cancer...and then to return...through 4-major surgeries, 51x chemos, 55x radiations and too many other countless procedures I've mercifully forgotten about.
Time and Patience are the key, Lorie...not just to cancer, but to life itself. Those are two of the biggest running themes in my dialogue...I've often found that one of the keys to this life, is to simply OUTLAST the bad times in our lives...just find the strength to just do that for now. You'd be surprised at how good that strategy works...you only have to look towards me as the proof of that.
One thing I'd like you to keep in mind - "For each thing in life - there is a season."
Just get up everyday and do the best you can do...take whatever comes and then try and get up the next day and do it all again.
I understand depression...last year's fight had me so sick that I was in the biggest depression of my life....I was so lonely that I used to drive up to the Walmart parking lot and just park my car and listen to the radio and watch people come and go - just so I could feel some connection to the outside world again.
Life is hard - life with cancer is harder - and life around cancer can be even more difficult.
I think what I'm seeing is a woman who find herself in a very good spot right now...I mean that...you're in a good way. Why? Because, you are beginning now to look at where you were then - where you are now - and where you hope to be tomorrow.
And if that's wrong - then I don't wanna' be right:)
BTW, you can always talk to me anytime you need to...alot of my honeys have told me I'm a good listener, when I'm not runnin' my mouth through this keyboard.
Take care, Lorie....and THANKS for sharing your feelings...this is how we grow:)
P.S. I've often found that most of the storms in our lives eventually pass over us - but not before they pass right through us....
May 08, 2012 - 2:50 pm
Antidepressants do not suppress nor do they make negative emotions 'go away.' They correct chemical imbalances, still allowing you to work through your emotions. They work beautifully when taken properly under the watchful eye of your physician.
May 08, 2012 - 3:45 pm
I should have mentioned that meds are a good resource and helpful for many folks...I should have prefaced that. The edit key is no longer available so I can't edit that comment out. I know folks are helped out with them and that's a good thing. Depression affects folks different ways. We have alot of inner strength as well and that's what I was trying to point out.
Lorie - my apologies to you if this statement was taken out of context. We've spoke before and I've kept up with your story and am glad you are in a healthy state right now - sounds like your trip was a success.
May 08, 2012 - 9:27 pm
Thank you everyone. I truly thought I was one of the rare people who get depressed after being told they are in remission. I appreciate all all of you so much!
Angela...I DID go to my GP and he prescribed a low dose antidepressant. Was surprised I had not already had them, actually. I know they take a week or two to work but swear I already feel better...just being proactive and not wallowing I guess! I also went to the gym and "talked" to the ladies who teach the classes. (maybe next time I will do something, ha!)
I sat under the pergola in the back yard and thought of the things that I have enjoyed in the past....hiking up a local trail into the peace and quiet of the mountain foot heels. I used to love to lay on a flat warm rock feeling the cool desert breezes over me while I just......relaxed and opened my mind to feeling good. When did I quit doing that and why? Craig you are right in that now is the time to really THINK.
I love to dance so I think I will take some classes at the gym....I talked to the instructor and she said I could go at my own pace put suggested I start with yoga or pilates.....she's probably right..
I CAN DO THIS......WE CAN DO THIS!!! We are strong"........ Lorie
May 08, 2012 - 6:21 pm
The antidepressant I took during treatment did make negative feelings go away. I would wake up in the morning with a 'dark' feeling - not hopeless or anything, just dark. After taking a xanax I'd get a feeling of well-being. Not that I'm saying they're a bad thing, not at all. For me they allowed me less anxiety and that was a very good thing.
I'd go to that quiet place too Sundance, and think about things. It all worked out after some time. I'm glad I had the xanax when I needed it, and I'm grateful for that quiet, thinking place too.
May 08, 2012 - 7:43 pm
Finding the right antidepressant to fit your chemical make-up can be trial and error. They are not designed to leave you with a 'dark' feeling or to mask emotions. That's why it's so important to communicate with your doctor to ensure he/she's prescribed the best antidepressant for you. Funny, but Xanax either put me to sleep and made me weepy when I did manage to stay awake. I only took a couple and then gave the prescription back to my doctor. We're all sooooo different.
Lorikat ~ Let us know how you're doing. We all care about you.
May 08, 2012 - 9:31 pm
That really describes the feeling.....dark and down. Yuck
May 08, 2012 - 9:40 pm
Yeah, yuck. It's not a good feeling. So glad you're feeling better today. :)
May 19, 2012 - 6:03 am
Hi Angela,
Thanks for you suggestion. Antidepressants sometimes have side efforts. I read an article on mayoclinic. The article said there are some Antidepressants that don't have side efforts.
May 08, 2012 - 6:37 pm
I was lucky to be able to stay working (part-time) through most of the treatment until I came down with TTP. Then I spent two months in the hospital and four months at home recuperating. Very depressing. Returning to work helped so much. I got out of the house and was able to talk and socialize with folks from my 'previous' life. It got me back into the swing of life. I still had to go to lots of doctors appointments but at least part of my life was doctor-less.
Doesn't have to be work per se, but if there are things you can do now that you used to do but left to fight the cancer, I'd recommend finding those things (as long as you enjoyed them) and returning to them.
May 19, 2012 - 4:30 pm
I have battled depression recently also and have wondered if there was a connection. It is good you shared this. I was wondering if it might be related. I went to a counselor yesterday and didn't even bring up the connection but did talk a bit about it. Mother's Day is always a difficult (maybe even the most difficult) holiday for me so I can't tell what's what. I am glad mother's day is over, though.
May 19, 2012 - 11:01 pm
Sandy and all....
Depression is a common side effect of cancer. If you think of depression more in the terms that your entire system is "depressed" meaning worn down from fighting cancer, radiation and chemo. All of your systems are trying to cope and they can't without helps sometimes. Antidepressants don't hide any issues, cancer related or otherwise, they just help you cope with them easier. My depression didn't hit until almost a year after treatment ended. I am using Zoloft with great success. My dr told me I would probably need to be on them for a year while my system healed and regained its balance. I was never told, nor did I realize that this would be a "side effect" from cancer. For me my depression was not being "sad" or "not wanting to participate" or anything like that, it was more a matter of coping.
Hang in there we'll get through this together!
Love ya all!
May 22, 2012 - 1:04 pm
i have trouble not thinking of this every day because i still have pain in anus. still can not drive for long times due to pressure and it tears the tissue. yes, i hate it. so i know that i am depressed but EVERYONE always says ::: be happy that you are alive. be grateful for how far you have come. sometimes i want to yell at them but i do not. i need compassion and understanding and rarely do i get it. my attitude needs help. hugs to all of us. this c. is truly one that keeps on giving . sephie
Jun 03, 2012 - 5:27 pm
Hi Sephie,
I am so glad I have you people!
All the best,


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Photographer's Note
I know there are so many shots of these blue boats from the coastal town of Essaouira on TE already, but I have to say that I found them pretty photogenic.
You will find these boats down at the harbour area, and it is a working port very busy throughout the day, from boats being made to fish being brought in.
In the workshop I have added a further away view.
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koker (267) 2009-01-09 8:20
Hello Wanda,
Beautiful colours and wonderful composition. Regards.
serp2000 (46526) 2009-01-09 8:24
Hello, Wanda,
Excellent composition! I like your POV, fine details and superb colours! TFS!
mikolaj_kawa (0) 2009-01-09 8:26
Hello Wanda! Amazing boats. Wonderful POV and marvelous composition. Good capture and frame. Superb colours. Good work. Good luck!
yquem46 (38752) 2009-01-09 8:35
well done wanda!
All these blue boats facing in the same direction and just one, half white facing us
J'adore !
Aviller (3866) 2009-01-09 8:56
Beautiful capture with a nice, appropriate depth of field. The level of sharpness is perfect and we get to appreciate all of the details. The dark blue boat really stands out and it was a good idea to include it in such a manner within the picture. Would have been even better if the boat on the left had been bright blue on the inside as well but there's nothing you can do about that.
devimeuxbe (58557) 2009-01-09 9:14
Hi wanda
excellent composition for the graphisme and the contrasts of colors. Your chose opf cropping is perfect too.
Very well done
Gerrit (52469) 2009-01-09 12:07
Hi Wanda,
leuke compositie en erg mooie kleuren samenstelling.
Ook de verweerde verflagen van de boten op de voorgrond doen het heel goed.
Groeten Gerrit
BennyV (22611) 2009-01-09 13:37
Dag Wanda,
Very photogenic indeed. I like the tight, tight crop, which makes this shot stand out, nevertheless. Closeness.
(Good shot in the WS, too.)
Floydian (30970) 2009-01-09 15:43
Wanda ;-)
Die bootjes zijn populair, iedereen die daar is geweest heeft ze wel vastgelegd, waaronder ik zelf dus ook. De ws versie is trouwens ook zeer fraai, geeft typisch de sfeer aan van dit plaatsje en deze strakke kadering geeft mooi detail weer van dat overvolle haventje vol met blauwe bootjes.
Ik wens je nogmaals het allerbeste voor dit jaar, met heel veel geluk...
Prettig weekend,
SteveH (6415) 2009-01-09 20:52
Hi Wanda, they are photogenic indeed. I like this rendition of yours. Lots of good detail visible in the boats and nicely saturated colours. Tightly cropping the two in the FG works well. cheers, Steve
bostankorkulugu (42542) 2009-01-09 22:45
i always love boat shots and this is such a good one wanda... i have seen many shots of these blue boats of morocco but i dont remember seeing a compo taken from this pov... brilliant... cheers... korkut
ryno (6865) 2009-01-10 0:53
Hi Wanda, as you say there are many shots of these boats on TE, but this is one of the most appealing. Great sharpness, angle, pattern and colour. Your POV makes this a great shot. Makes me want to visit Morocco.
jonathan_hart (21276) 2009-01-10 2:27
nice composition exclusively made with boats, the crop is interesting, fine texture details
aadilj (18102) 2009-01-10 4:29
Wow wanda, this is lovely, such remarkable contrasts and such amazing hues. I love the way you have composed this
mark_mk (266) 2009-01-10 6:29
Hi Wanda,
beautiful one! Colors are of course wonderful here and so is your composition, everything here is framed absolutely perfect. These boats definetly made a great motive and your realization was great! I really like it, thanks for sharing!
Take care
zeynepe (0) 2009-01-10 6:44
Hi Wanda,
Yes you're right there are so many shots of the blue boats and a thounsand of shots about boats but this is definitely different than the others , very creative work.
The graphical effect of the boats looks fantastic due to your perfect POV.
Congrats and have a nice weekend,
Budapestman (82620) 2009-01-10 7:19
Hi Wanda,
A photo composed wonderfully. Very much like the colours and the attractive details. Spectacular and beautiful photo from the "sea of the boats".
Have a nice weekend!
Sistercosmo (242) 2009-01-10 12:17
Hi Wanda,
wonderful composition. Yes, these boats have been photographed a lot, but I like the way give us a different perspective with wonderful little details. Colorful, sharp and well-capture. Great shot!
Thanks and take care!
mesutilgim (98566) 2009-01-10 12:53
Hi dear Wanda,
Wonderfull pov, created this great compo with those nice partial views. Very nice small hidden details and great graphical effect. Also the dark framing fits perfectly to this compo.
TFS and have a nice weekend
Best regards
PS. My darkromm is at your service wehenever you will come to İstanbul !
bapun1 (803) 2009-01-11 0:15
It is a very nice ' family and friends' theme.
Beautiful. Picture as well as thought.
trekks (14348) 2009-01-11 5:52
hello Wanda
I like your version here showing the color pattern of lines and curves of these boats in abstract composition, it provides a pleasant view of the details on the boat without much distraction. In particular the blue/white stripes of boat placed at the centre is really quite eye catching among the rest. Apparently your closing in to the near reach of the boat and zoom into this view at low angle has made it more interesting to see the repetitive shapes of the boats, all in blue except one in green.
Greetings from Borneo.
tfs, bill
Waylim (25436) 2009-01-12 23:53
Some times you just have to get one of your own, we all at some point travel to the same place, and we all eventually have the similar photos, yet all are different, different POV, light and composition. I Like the close up of all this boats. Good details and texture to the wooden and rustic color of the boat. I enjoy it. Thanks
stevev1 (10) 2009-01-13 9:22
Wonderful colors Wanda! I'm a sucker for boats and this is one fine image in my book
delkoo (68) 2009-01-14 12:22
hi wanda,
nice tight crop, with typical Essaouira blue, Light management, contrast, color and definition are simply superb,
pabau (488) 2009-02-01 13:22
bonjour Wanda
this view from the inside of this two little boats (with their different blues and their details), avoids the classical photo where they all seem to be only decor.
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- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2008-08-28
- Categories: Transportation
- Camera: Canon 5D, Canon 28-105mm F/3.5-4.5 USM, RAW
- Exposure: f/5.6, 1/100 seconds
- Photo Version: Original Version, Workshop
- Theme(s): barques [view contributor(s)]
- Date Submitted: 2009-01-09 8:18
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I saw the movie, and I didn't think the songs were that impressive, compared to other musicals I've seen. They didn't really grab me for some reason.
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