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I'll give you a hint: it starts with "b" and ends with "eer."
I'm a bearded man who likes to drink. Wait, is this a trick question? Hahaha. No, seriously, I like to think of my artwork as one giant poem. I never really have a concrete idea of what I'm going to do. I just kind of feel my way through it and it comes out in a way that I don't always expect. I really try not to edit myself too much. I think the horses are reminiscent of my dad. He was a beer drinking cowboy. And, I love animals. I think they're amazing. I think they are overlooked pretty often. Sometimes I can see the feelings and emotions in animals when I can't see them in humans, so it's easier for me to express the feelings in a lot of my animal characters. What a hippy.
Why, of course. Are you kidding me, I was drawing her before I even met her. What can I say, I'm a romantic dude.
It was sort of an accident. I was painting on book pages for forever, and actually published a book in 2005 titled "100 Portraits" in which I drew one hundred portraits on old book pages. At the time, I was drawing on books, records or anything else I could find at a thrift store. Eventually, I started drawing on the books themselves. I was going to do a project where I just drew on the covers of the books, and as I finished them I would stack them against the wall. It dawned on me that it might be a good idea to paint down the spines of the books instead of just on the covers. The first one I did I didn't really think much of, but I brought it down to BLK/MRKT, and I remember Jana going crazy over it. We showed it at the second Artists' Annual group show where it got quite a bit of attention, including attention from Kim Davenport, the director of Rice Gallery in Houston.
As I did the smaller book sculptures, I would choose books based solely on the title. I wouldn't read the entire book, but I would read random sentences in them. I'm always interested in the notes or messages left in the books by people who used to own them. I would look for discarded or forgotten items left in the books. One time I found two unused plane tickets to New York from 1967.
Yeah, I guess if you read them all you'd still be at Rice Gallery to this day... How many books were in that installation, like 10,000? How long did that installation take to accomplish?
Well, at the time it seemed like 10,000, but I think it was closer to 5,000 books. The complete installation took me ten days, from start to finish. When I arrived at the gallery on the first day, I looked at the 16' by 44' wall and wondered what I had gotten myself into. I guess I needed that sort of anxiety to propel me through the next week and a half.
The majority of the books were donated by the libraries at Rice University and several bookstores in the Houston area. We ran short as I was almost done with the installation and had to buy more so I could finish the piece. But you'd be amazed at how many books are thrown out. I like the idea of reusing all of these discarded items as canvases for my work. I even asked the library up the street from my house if they had any books that they were getting rid of, and they said no. When I explained to them how I use them, they gave me access to a huge dumpster in the back parking lot of the library. The dumpster was filled with thousands and thousands of books. I spent the afternoon fighting with some homeless guy over who got which book from the dumpster.
It makes me feel great! It's a huge motivator and it inspires me to keep moving forward with my work. I think it's important to continually grow as an artist. I'm constantly experimenting with different mediums so it will be interesting to see how my work evolves over the next several years . Keep your fingers crossed.
Oh, that's a book sculpture that I did of him for a show that is scheduled to happen this spring. I was invited to be a guest artist at a show commemorating Bukowski's old house on De Longpre Ave. in Hollywood, celebrating the city's decision to designate it as a historical monument. It will be a gathering of Bukowski's close friends and colleagues, and somehow I snuck into the mix. I'm a huge fan of his work, so this is quite an honor.
Whooo, touchy subject. Yeah, I grew up in a pretty wild environment. My parents were both drug addicts. I was raised in Malibu Lake in a little wooden cabin on a hill. My parents threw huge cocaine parties. I used to watch my dad and his friends do coke off a Jeep mirror when I was only five or six years old. At first it was all about the fun and then it turned into a downward spiral. That time of my life was insane. I think that this led to me being pretty depressed when I was a teenager and following directly in their footsteps. This is about the time I started doing art. I would drop all these feelings and anxiety on the paper and truly escape into my work. The good news is that my parents are in recovery and are better parents now than they ever have been. It gets worse but I'm gonna save that for my novel.
Maybe a bit of both. This is nothing compared to how bad I used to be. My woman has domesticated me, hahaha. I'm a huge collector of random artwork, knick-knacks, records, books, furniture left on the street, well, you get the idea. I might live under a bridge one day.
I've been collecting pieces of original art and prints over the years. This one in particular is one of my favorites. It's a Jay Howell piece from a few years back entitled "Seven Dudes on a Negative Trip", ha ha, makes me laugh every time I look at it. I'm still mad I didn't buy the boner pentagram piece he did.
I also have practically a whole room of work by this guy who calls himself "Kinsey." You ever heard of that dude?
This is a photo of a relative of Ernest Hemingway. I wish I had a relative as wealthy or established as this. I had a gallery show at Gilman Contemporary in Ketchum, Idaho, and took a trip out there to do an installation. This Hemingway saw one of my book sculptures and invited me to her home which is considered to be her "summer getaway". Their house was unbelievable. It was like visiting a museum. The house was filled with the most massive collection of Cuban artwork I've ever seen, tons of fishing rods attached to the ceiling, photos of this Hemingway relative with Castro and Hemingway memorabilia. It was absolutely amazing.
Actually, I hate drawing in a sketch book. I found this old book filled with headline pages from the New York Times and started drawing on them. I think it's eventually going to turn into an installation piece, but I'm not sure.
Maybe for a little while, but I may get bored and move on at some point.
We were living in Silver Lake and wanted to buy a house. We wanted to get out of the city, and Altadena seemed like a happy medium just far enough away from the chaos and you can have a beautiful house in the mountains.
Yeah, I know Mark Dean Veca but I haven't met Cleon Peterson yet. I'm glad they're close. Maybe we can all start a bowling team up here soon.
I didn't actually get into art until later in life. Before art, I was a skateboarder. (Big Surprise). When I was a teenager, I had a friend who lived in a group home. He ran away from the home and my parents let him live in our garage. We would skate together all the time and we made pipe bombs, listened to metal and collected dead animal bones you know, typical dude stuff. He was in AWR and MSK. I started to hang out with a lot of graffiti writers at the time, and ended up filming a lot of graffiti. I was so amazed that these guys would spend all hours of the night painting all over the city for no reason other than that they wanted to do that I wanted to be a part of it. I would go to the train yards with them and got into the usual trouble. My graffiti bout lasted only a short while, but was a lot of fun. I stuck the board in the backyard so people can come over and let out there inner angst.
No, actually that is a cat resort. Little did I know that Altadena is home to hundreds of feral cats. We have three inside cats Harold, Bella and Barney but when we moved here, we inherited a family of stray cats (about 8 adults and kittens in total). We've even named all of them: we have Momma cat, Piglet, Hisser, Hitler (he has a Hitler mustache, hence the name), Domino, Heathcliff, Half Tail, and Flop Ear. They live in our backyard. We felt bad for them when it started getting really cold, so I built them their own little chateau. Next I'm going to build them a jacuzzi.
Selling oranges on freeway off-ramps in East LA. Oh, and I'm getting married in May!
Well, I wanted to keep it mellow because I didn't want Jana to bust you again she's getting the wrong idea about me! Professional artist or professional pool player... hmmmm... that's a tough decision. I've never won a trophy from doing art....
Thanks, Dr. Kinsey.
External links: http://www.mikestilkey.com http://www.kinseydesforges.com/ http://www.ricegallery.org/new/exhibition/whentheanimalsrebel.html
Interview and photos by Dave Kinsey - kinseyvisual.com {moscomment}
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Tod Seelie @Space 1026 Thursday Monday, 09 December 2013 13:13
PHILLY --- Tod Seelie has been living in and photographing NYC since 1997. He recently published a book of photographs, BRIGHT NIGHTS: Photographs of Another New York. To celebrate, Tod is taking it on the road around the US. He will be presenting his work, talking about his process, and telling stories of what he's been up to over the last decade and half. It will be followed by a Q&A and book signing.
Space 1026, Philadelphia 6:00pm THURSDAY, November 12th, 2013 ~DETAILS
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Skate Moss by Nick Thomm Thursday, 05 December 2013 11:17
We featured Melbourne based Nick Thomm's recent print edition and now check out the SkateMoss deck sold right here.
Nicks work has been shown publicly in the streets of London in the lead up to the 2012 Olympic Games. He was named in the Design Collectors Top Directors of 2011, and has spoken for the Australia Graphic Design Associations First Five Out conference. Commercially Nick has produced work for major international brands including MTV, Nike, Red Bull, BBC, Monster, Pioneer, L'Oreal & More.
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John Dwyer Sat @N&P Wednesday, 04 December 2013 09:27
SAN FRANCISCO --- Front man for Thee Ohsees John Dwyer opens the solo show of pencil drawings in "Landlord Apocalypse" opening Saturday, 12/7 at Needles and Pens (7-10pm) -FULL DETAILS
Listen to our good times '07 interview w/ Dwyer where he speaks of music in Providence, Start of the Coachwhips, Touring, Fighting in Toronto, Drugs, Recording, Favorite Shows, New Ohsees Album, Meric Long, and much much more LISTEN & check his Musical Mix here.
Creativity Explored 2013 Annual Holiday Art Sale Tuesday, 03 December 2013 11:33
SAN FRANCISCO --- At our home some of our most treasured original artworks were purchased at Creativity Explored where the work is not only loose great folk art styled but was also purchased for a steal with the proceeds going to support the fantastic SF art program which benefits artists with developmental disabilities. Creativity Explored provides a supportive studio environment for artists with developmental disabilities in which they receive individualized instruction from mentoring artists, quality art materials, and professional opportunities to exhibit their work.
Every year Creativity Explored hosts a weekend Holiday Sale where these inexpensive works are even less expensive. A great place to pick up original unique gifts for family and friends... Not only that but their opening receptions are worth getting to. Wine, food, music, etc on Friday. ~FULL DETAILS
Opening Reception -- Friday, 12/6 -- 6-9pm
Opening Weekend -- Saturday, 12/7 & Sunday, 12/8 -- 12-5pm ~FULL DETAILS
A Rare Look at the Tunnels Under San Francisco Tuesday, 26 November 2013 11:15
In the early '90s my friends and I used to tape flashlights to the handlebars of our bikes and go riding around in underground storm drain tunnels. There was a whole network of these tunnels under the city that sat empty for most of the year. We would go for miles snaking up and down the sides of the tubes, clapping and yelling to see how far our echoes would carry, eventually popping out in some other part of the city covered in cobwebs and bat guano. When the tubes got too small, we laid down on skateboards and kept going. If we found a flooded part, we taped garbage bags around our legs and crossed our fingers. -READ ON
Marco Rea Monday, 25 November 2013 15:05
Italian based Marco Rea does some great work with spray paint over "billboards". method.
Hell Yeah! (a WWF colouring book!) Friday, 22 November 2013 12:54
Michael Coley who runs Belly Kids emailed to let us know of his latest... Hell Yeah! (a WWF colouring book!) <-- "The most electrifying book in sports entertainment. It's our dedication to the best baby faces and the most hated heels of WWF wrestling. Think Macho Man Randy Savage, DX, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Mankind, The Rock, Chyna and many others!" [PREVIEW]
Give the gift of coloring book. Kids young and old can get down with some quality time of staying inside the lines... or hell, be a Charlie and break out of the boundaries! 7 Euro dollars here.
SOEX's Juried Show - Friday Thursday, 21 November 2013 09:00
SAN FRANCISCO --- SOEX will open their juried show This Will Never Work this Friday, Nov 22nd (7-10pm) featuring works by Northern California based artists w/ the theme this year: crazy experiments, doomed plans and quixotic dreams
This annual exhibition has become the premier showcase of contemporary artwork by promising local talent. Each year a different theme is selected to inspire and encourage a broad level of artistic expression. This year's exhibition sought crazy experiments, doomed plans and quixotic dreams. All ideas and forms were considered. -complete show details
POOPle Tuesday, 19 November 2013 11:06
11/20 Update: After 2 trips to the Apple store with them installing 2 new batteries and restoring the phone, it was determined there was "something" wrong with the phone and I had to buy a "new"/ same 4s phone since I wasn't eligible for an upgrade. In any case, be warned about that 7.0.4 update if you have a 4s. I'm sticking with 7.0.2 on this "new" phone.
Everyone has had or knows of someone who's had a an IPhone explode on them through one of their wonderful IOS updates. Well, add us to the list, because after updating to their recent 7.0.4 our IPhone 4s stopped charging even though the icon on the phone indicated it was charging... and after being on the charger all night, the battery drained to zero, and now the wonderful device won't boot up at all and is now a very expensive waste of space.
If you're considering updating your phone, do so with caution, and if you have any solutions for us, we'd sure to be happy to hear them. Got a hot date with the Apple staff tonight which we're sure will end with them telling us to buy a new phone... Wonderful.
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Cleaner API Design Using Ignorable "Hints"
Friday, August 12th, 2005Sometimes API authors expose additional entry points to their code which exist only because of performance. For instance, look at why MakeManyWidgets()
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class WidgetFactory { private: // a really, really slow routine void StopProcessesSoItsSafeToMakeWidgets(); // another really, really slow routine void RestartProcesses(); public: Widget* MakeAWidget() { StopProcessesSoItsSafeToMakeWidgets(); Widget* w = new Widget(); RestartProcesses(); return w; } std::vector<Widget*> MakeManyWidgets(int HowMany) { std::vector<Widget*> ret; StopProcessesSoItsSafeToMakeWidgets(); for (int temp = 0; temp < HowMany; temp++) ret.push_back(new Widget()); RestartProcesses(); return ret; } void DoSomethingElse() { assert(ProcessesRunning()); return; } };
The extra routine was added as a mere performance convenience, since making N widgets has identical semantics to simply N successive calls to MakeAWidget()
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I've seen this pattern countless times, and never liked it. Routines like MakeManyWidgets()
lead the clients of your API to start disrupting the control flow in their programs to try and get a performance payoff that may turn out to be irrelevant in the future. It also gives the misleading impression that there might be a semantic significance to creating a set of widgets as a batch, and will make source code written to the API a lot harder to absorb.
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11:50am Friday 27th July 2012 in News By Tim Ridgway , Local government reporter
It was billed as an eco-friendly way to carry the country's first Green mayor to hundreds of community events a year.
But the electric car leased to Brighton and Hove City Council left the city's first citizen in a spin after it ran out of power about 30 miles from home.
The incident meant Brighton and Hove mayor Bill Randall had to spend about £70 on a taxi to get him to another engagement on time.
This was enough money to pay for the car to be fully charged 28 times.
Despite this mishap, council officials said there had been no decision on whether the car will be kept beyond its initial six-month loan period.
An announcement about the Renault Fluence ZE was made after Coun Randall was appointed mayor for the year in May.
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Big Bad Wolf is a 4 pitch sport route 30 ft left of Physical Graffiti. Scramble up the gully that leads to Riding Hood for about 20 ft. The route starts on a flat sloping rock. All bolt hangers are painted brown. P1 � 5.9, 8 b�s, 70 ft, for the most part is a jug haul on vertical desert varnish, 2 chained anchors. P2 � 5.8, 8 b�s, 80 ft, Red Rock slab climbing with a thin crux midway, 2 chained anchors. P3 � 5.8, 8 b�s, 70 ft, the slab soon turns vertical with more large holds to the finish, 2 chained anchors. P4 - NEW: 5.0, 2 b's w 2 bolt anchor, no rappel rings, 30 ft, mini-pitchette for those wanting to walk off climbers left and safely get to the walk off ledge. Pitches 1 & 2 or 2 & 3 can be combined with a 60m rope and 17 draws, or combine all 3 pitches with a 70m rope and 26 draws. Descent Options: Preferred Descent: Walk off climbers left: climb P4 to arrive at the walk-off ledge, being very careful with all of the loose rock on the ledges. Continue south east (climbers left) until you see the gully with the tree in it and descend. Rappel the route: - 3 rappels with a single 60m rope. - 2 raps with 2 60m ropes, or - a single rap with 2 70m ropes and watch your ropes get stuck on features. Or scramble right to the standard Phys Graf rappel and gully walk off.
Climbed this new route today. Once the second pitch cleans up it will be a very nice climb. The route can be rapelled with one 60. A big thanks to those who put in the time money and effort!!!
This was my first multipitch route ever and it was awesome! Thank you for creating!
Nice climb. :) Glad to see more moderate multi-pitch sport routes being developed in Red Rock. Beware of fragile flakes. Beta from Dan: 3 pitches, 8 bolts per pitch with chain anchors. Each pitch is roughly 75 ft. All bolts and chains are painted brown. 3 raps with 1 60m rope, 2 raps with 2 60m ropes, 1 rap with 2 70m ropes. Or walk off climbers left or descend climbers right using the Phys Graf rap and gully route. It is possible to combine pitches 1 & 2 or pitches 2 & 3 with a 60m rope. The long pitch would require 17 draws. It is possible to combine all pitches with a 70m rope and would require 26 draws. Start is 30 ft left of Physical Graffiti just up the hill side. Start at a sloping flat rock.
This route will likely get harder as holds break off. josh
Very well protected route.. fantastic to have more sport multi pitches in the moderate category... I did not break any holds but be aware especially on the first pitch. Rappel with one 60M to each belay station. Second pitch is a hanging belay... The route should be rated 5.9
Pretty good route with a variety of climbing; jugs, crimps, slab. It may get a little harder as hold break off but the holds that are suspect are in areas with an abundance of holds so it shouldn't change the route much. Will be a great place to teach multipitch skills (much better than Mans Best Friend).
Very fun climbing! Well bolted and there's a little something for everyone!
Very nice addition to Red Rocks & especially nice to have it right next to Physical Graffiti. Thanks for putting this up. We really enjoyed it. It was my friend Rich's first multi-pitch. This is a great route for a first multi-pitch.
I've heard this is officially the busiest route in RR for the season. Having done the route, I can see why. Close to the road, mellow approach, right beside a well-known classic, bolted closely enough for the choss factor not to be a big issue. Having climbed it, I think that the above qualities and its relative uniqueness in the area make it worthwhile jaunt. I enjoyed the second pitch much more than the others, but think that the number of bolts is the major attraction here; the next step after Man's Best Friend, for many indoor hydroponic tomatoes/gym "climbers". I think Dan put up a pretty decent route that is a sign of the times. It avoids natural features and protection, ledges, and goes for the steep rock and cleanest rappel. I enjoyed my sunny day amongst the tourists (who were all cool and left no trash), but can't help thinking that someone without Dan's mileage and experience might try to clone this "experience" on another cliff and really botch it up. Looking forward to the next one, though, brother. Well done.
Thanks to everyone who put this up. Climbed it today and had a blast, really fun route. One of my first leads after a nasty fall and this route was perfect to get the head back in the game. Still a little loose stuff but nothing bad.
Great route, thanks for putting it up. I wouldn't have bothered spraypainting the hangers. I'd rather see a line of shiny bolts than a bunch of paint on the rock.
Great climb! Starts with great vert'ical right off the deck with great bolting to support you on some rather unique moves. The slab is thin but the sandstone is so adhesive so its great! Great views, great rock!
An absolute gem of a route, Dan- my compliments! Strong leaders can do this with fewer draws than there are bolts- it's easy to backclean and skip bolts and still have it feel safe. We did it in two pitches with 10 draws and it was casual. Super fun, thanks for the newer bolted anchor, it makes the setup for the walk off casual. Definitely don't rappel this thing, it'll eat you ropes alive. The walk off is relaxed and a nice end to the day.
Great climb. First and third pitches were better than the second. Not a fan of the hanging belay, could have been a few feet higher of lower and been more comfotable. But if it was a perfect route more people would be there. This is a great one to bring the out of towners to when they arrive in the afternoon and want to get a quick red rock climb in! Be careful rapping down slowly so we dont' abuse the areas that are fragile.
Excellent climb! The first pitch is a solid 5.9, good holds but challenging in all the right places. The upper two pitches are easier like the 5.8 rating says, but still give you a thrill a few times! On the rappel we were able to reach the side gully from the seconds belay chains... saved the extra rope switcheroo.
There was a line up for this route while physical grafitti was free and clear....nice job Dan. We rapped off with no stuck-rope issues but had to pay very close attention not to knock any choss off...so if waiting to climb this route it's a good idea to get out of the line of fire as it is still shedding significant amounts of loose rock.
We did this early Sunday morning before it warmed up or anyone was there. It is a lot of fun and extremely well protected. The first pitch seemed easier than several of the .9's we did later in the day in the Black Corridor. We did 3 single rope (60m) raps and didn't have any issues with snags or breaking off holds. I could do a climb like this over and over again. Thanks to whomever put it up!
We climbed this Yesterday, Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012. It was a great route. We combined the first 2 pitches with a 60M and 17-18 draws. The first pitch was steep and fun. The third pitch slab was my favorite and was very enjoyable. Great route! We rapped the route with a 60M rope in 3 rappels. Much better and easier than the walk off descent.
a little more slabby in the middle of the route than I expected. Great for new leaders the bolts are comfortably spaced and the anchors are pretty comfy. Do physical graphiti to the right of this route(Trad)it was allot of fun.
Definitely steep on the first pitch. Next two pitches are pretty easy. You can rap from the P2 anchors to the gully just left of the beginning of the route with a 70m rope no problem.
CAUTION: DANGEROUS ROCK FALL CONDITIONS My wife and I climbed this on 4/4/13 and had a large rock (100+lbs) slide off at us. I was anchored into P3 belaying my wife's top out on P4. She had just anchored into P4 when the chossy ledge to the left of P4's route decided to let a couple of the large slabs of rocks slide. The large slabs began to slide down directly at me on the P3 anchors, luckily very slowly. I was able to halt the large piece by pressing my hands and knee down on it but doing so broke it into two pieces. The larger of the two slid off to my left and fell/bounced down striking the angled boulder near the start of Big Bad Wolf and Physical Graffiti - there's a pretty good scar on the boulder now. The smaller of the two piece (45 lbs) ended up in my lap resting on my slings and knee. I checked below for others, yelled rock and tossed the remaining piece off to get it off me. A few other pieces came loose and slid half way down the slope as well. I was able to move many back up to the ledge but a few remain in precarious places. I'm not sure if this is the proper place to put this but if you're gonna climb this area please be aware of this situation, wear a helmet and watch out for rock fall. It might be a good idea for some intrepid party to climb this thing early in the morning and kick as much of the loose trundle down as possible.
First off, this is a super fun route and I had a blast on it. Pitches 1, 2 and 3 are type 1 to the max. There is a non-trivial amount of loose rock just above the P3 anchors in a cave-like formation below the P4 anchors. When climbing P4, the bolt out right keeps the rope and climber away from the looseness, but if you rap from the P4 anchors, the rope pull will put everyone below in jeopardy. I recommend walking off if you must do the 4th pitch. Do not rap from the final anchor. If you want to rap, skip the last pitch. I'd suggest moving the P4 anchors up to the top of the formation to a location where nobody would consider rapping from them. As it is, rapping and then pulling ropes from the 4th pitch anchor is an accident waiting to happen.
Super featured first pitch, slabbed out second pitch (crux), sweet juggy 3rd pitch. Scrambly approach, and bring comfortable shoes for the hanging belays!
Clocked my PR TRS (personal record top rope solo) for all 3 pitches in 11 mins 6 secs. Previous PR was 13:27. Yes, I was kind of bored that day...
A BIG THANKS to whomever spraypainted the bolts directly on the rock! Not placing blame on the FA or a different party but man that looks like shit, and shit like that is almost wose then not painting the bolts at all! o yeah...P2 you can plug small gear in the beautiful crack and skip most of those clippy things.
1). Agree that spray paint on the rock looks bad. Detracts from the quality of the climb. 2). Be conscious of loose rock up top. 3). Thanks for the hard work putting this up. Fun route.


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The world today is filled with an excess of information and stress. People today struggle to maintain their families, work, social life, projects and activities; it is a hard act to juggle.It is difficult to take a moment to just breathe. Our brains become stressed with too much overstimulation by friends, family and the media. As spring approaches, many families begin to "spring clean" around their homes, what about Spring Cleaning for your mind?
It is important to take a moment to de clutter our minds every now and then so we don't become overwhelmed. Clutter, or mental noise as it is sometimes classified as, can prevent us from focusing on our goals. This can prevent us from achieving on what truly matters and keep us disconnected from the big picture, and from each other.
We are forced to deal with mental noise everyday. Whether it is the constant thoughts going on in our head or the numerous electronic devices we have accessible all at once, our minds are cluttered and with information. So how can we protect ourselves from the plethora of mental noise in today's society?
Here are some helpful tools in 'Spring Cleaning for your mind"
1. Just Breathe. Incorporating deep breathing and meditation can help slow down your mind and let you focus on whatever goal you may have. It is a simple and effective technique that can help you lower stress. Utilizing this technique daily can lower your overall stress levels and help you focus on your tasks.
2. Sleep. Sleep is our bodies' restorative process. It is important to make sure you are getting enough sleep daily so you can have enough energy to focus throughout the day. Your sleep pattern (or lack thereof) can affect your outlook and productivity. Be aware of your sleep pattern and make changes if necessary.
3. Take a walk. Getting outside as the weather gets nicer is a great way to get your stressful thoughts off your mind. Physical activity is shown to clear the mind. It doesn't matter what activity as long as it is physical. Outside and nature can help as well. That old motto "Take time to smell the roses' really does hold true. Our connection to nature is sometimes eliminated due to work and home life, if we can incorporate some outside time we can increase our level of calm.
4. Watch less TV. The television is a huge contributor to the over stimulation of our brains. Whether you watch the news, reality, comedy, or drama programs, they are filled with information that can clutter our brains. TV fills your head with extra noise that is unnecessary. If you can lessen the amount of TV you watch daily you may notice that your mind will have time to quiet on its own.
5. Make a list. Write down a 'to-do list" of what needs to be done and cross off one thing at a time. Just like taking notes in school helped you remember your homework or what you had learned that day, taking notes for yourself will increase your productivity and the likelihood that you will not forget a task that needs to be done. Once your list is made, pick ONE task and complete it.
6. Go slow. Society has become "professional multi-taskers" which is a blessing and a curse at the same time. If we take a moment to stop and do one task at a time, one idea at a time, it can help us focus our full attention. When we are focusing fully on one objective it is more likely that we will complete it and complete it well. Your mind will be less harried and your finished product (and maybe your boss too!) will thank you.
7. De-clutter your surroundings. Besides de cluttering our mind we need to de-clutter our environment as well. Many people have a "junk drawer or closet" that is filled with unnecessary objects. Reducing our visual clutter can help clear our minds as well. Homes or offices with neat lines and clear desks help reduce the level of stress on a daily basis. Ever walk into your home and see clutter and become instantly stressed? If you eliminate the visual clutter it will occupy less of your mind.
8. Talk to someone. It can be your significant other, family member, friend or therapist, talking to someone can help eliminate some of the mental stress in our lives. Unloading our thoughts by talking can help our thoughts become more coherent so we can better understand ourselves.
9. Incorporate new activities. If you are creative sometimes making something artistic or creative can help focus your mind. If you are not creative, maybe trying something new may help you focus. Utilizing new hobbies and activities pinpoint new neuron connections in our brains and increase the release of neuro transmitters. These neuro transmitters promote good feelings and help us to soothe and calm ourselves naturally. Trying something new may increase the release of these hormones.
10. Write it out. Journaling is a very powerful tool to help us de clutter our minds. We can utilize journaling as a venting technique or a list making technique. Either way it is beneficial for us to write down our thoughts or tasks to identify what needs to get done.
Organizing and de cluttering your mind is a great way to start off the spring season. Make sure to take time daily to utilize these techniques and empty your mind. Notice how much you can or cannot handle and try not to put too much on your plate at one time. As busy professionals juggling family, home and work, this may be difficult, however, your peers and bosses will appreciate the more focused you in the long run.
Focusing and de cluttering our brains can help us to be the best version of ourselves. Begin to notice your feelings associated with different types of clutter so you can deal with those feelings effectively. I f the clutter is still too overwhelming; don't hesitate to seek professional help from your healthcare practitioner. Getting your mental noise under control will help you be a calmer and happier person overall.
KC Putterman LMHC,HC


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Gary Schmitt
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- American Enterprise Institute: Resident Scholar
- Project for the New American Century: Senior Fellow
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A resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and author of numerous texts on intelligence reform and national security, Gary Schmitt helped found and direct the Project for the New American Century (PNAC), a key neoconservative letterhead group formed in 1997 that played a leading role advocating war in Iraq and an expansive war on terror in the wake of 9/11.
Schmitt was one of a number of so-called second generation neoconservatives who, heavily influenced by the writings of the arcane political philosopher Leo Strauss, left academia in the 1970s to initiate what scholars Stefan Halper and Jonathan Clarke called a "new conservative political outlook" in Washington (America Alone, p. 98) . Describing this movement of Straussians from universities to policymaking, Irving Kristol, perhaps the most important neoconservative progenitor, once wrote that this "new generation" of scholars, who learned from Strauss's students, "relocated to Washington, DC, since the academic world of positivist 'political science' has become ever more hostile to Strauss and 'Straussians'-even while his mode of thought has filtered down to an ever more 'happy few'" (Neoconservatism, p. 7).
Among the "happy few" who transitioned to the policy world with Schmitt in the 1970s and 1980s were Paul Wolfowitz, former number two at the Pentagon under Donald Rumsfeld; I. Lewis Libby, Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff; William Kristol, son of Irving and cofounder of the Weekly Standard and PNAC who left Harvard to serve on the staff of Reagan's secretary of education, William Bennett; and Abram Shulsky, a former Reagan Defense Department official who gained notoriety as one of a number of Straussian adepts involved in skewing intelligence in the Office of Special Plans to help justify the invasion of Iraq. (For more on Strauss and his purported influence on a number of conservative political elites associated with the George W. Bush administration, see Jim Lobe, "The Strong Must Rule the Weak," Foreign Policy In Focus, May 12, 2003.)
After a stint as a research associate at the University of Virginia, in 1981 Schmitt joined the staff of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, where he served until 1984. He then became director of Reagan's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, a position he held until 1988. According to his AEI biography, Schmitt briefly returned to government in 1992, where he served for a year as a consultant to the Defense Department during the administration of George H.W. Bush.
Like many of the proponents of the Iraq War, Schmitt has had to struggle with both faulty rationales he and other neoconservatives peddled before the war began and the spiraling problems confronted by the U.S. military in the wake of the invasion. In an article for the Weekly Standard several weeks after the 9/11 attacks, Schmitt wrote: "We know [Iraq] has stockpiled mass quantities of anthrax and has worked hard to make it as potent a weapon of terror as possible . We know that Saddam's Iraq continues to pursue development of weapons of mass destruction-nuclear, chemical, and biological-believing that these are the ultimate keys to overcoming America's military dominance in the region. In short, Iraq is both equipped with dangerous weapons and out to get the United States" (October 29, 2001).
In a subsequent article published in the Los Angeles Times after the invasion, Schmitt wrote: "Why can't the coalition teams find stocks of weapons today? Probably because Hussein destroyed them either before the UN inspectors returned to Iraq last December or . just before the war began . The credibility of both President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair will remain in question until coalition investigators have not only gotten to the bottom of the missing weapons but also, and more important, the weapons programs themselves . Here, patience is required . Intelligence products are not gospel, and they should not be treated as such . Failure to find [WMDs] would complicate a president's ability to rally support for taking action in similar situations in the future" (June 28, 2003).
By the end of 2006, Schmitt began criticizing those few neoconservatives and other erstwhile supporters of the war (such as Richard Perle) who had expressed misgivings about the war. In an interview with the BBC, Schmitt argued that in any case it wasn't the ideas of neoconservatives that drove the Bush administration: "Our ideas have not necessarily dominated. We did not have anyone sitting on Bush's shoulder. So the work now is to see how they are implemented. Obviously it makes life difficult with the specific failure in Iraq, but I do not agree with Richard Perle that we should never have gone in. I do argue that the execution should have been better. In fact, I argued in late 2003 that we needed more troops and a proper counterinsurgency policy" (BBC, December 21, 2006).
Schmitt is the author of a number of works, including with Shulsky Silent Warfare: Understanding the World of Intelligence (2002), in which the authors argue that "truth is not the goal" of intelligence operations, but "victory" (p. 176). He also co-authored with Shulsky The Future of U.S. Intelligence, a report published by the hardline National Strategy Information Center that seemed to foreshadow the work of the Office of Special Plans. The report concluded that intelligence should not be centralized in the CIA, and that the intelligence community should adopt new methodology aimed at "obtaining information others try to keep secret and penetrating below the 'surface' impression created by publicly available information to determine whether an adversary is deceiving us or denying us key information." It recommended creating "competing analytic centers" with "different points of view" that could "provide policymakers better protection against new 'Pearl Harbors,' i.e., against being surprised."
Schmitt's latest major publication is Of Men and Materiel: The Crisis in Military Resources, a 2007 AEI volume Schmitt edited with Thomas Donnelly. Like a number of other recent neoconservative-authored works, including by Joshua Muravchik and Frederick Kagan, Of Men and Materiel argues that the U.S. military is suffering grave deficiencies in meeting America's strategic needs due in part to efforts by Pentagon reformers like Donald Rumsfeld to focus on modernization efforts at the expense of properly funding materiel replacement and building up the size of the standing forces. A call for massive increases in defense spending, the book's various essays call for boosting the capacities of each of the services and reforming procurement procedures. In the book's introduction, Schmitt and Donnelly write: "As a country, we should . recognize that an under-funded and undermanned military is a far more urgent issue than the failure to turn the Pentagon into a model of hyperefficiency and paradigm-breaking military thinking. The latter is a problem; the former is a recipe for defeat."
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Gary Schmitt Résumé
- Affiliations
- American Enterprise Institute: Resident Scholar; Director of Program on Advanced Strategic Studies
- Project for the New American Century: Senior Fellow, Former Executive Director
- U.S. Committee on NATO: Board of Directors
- Committee for the Liberation of Iraq: Secretary
- Consortium for the Study of Intelligence, National Strategy Information Center: Coordinator, Working Group on Intelligence Reform, 1996
- Brookings Institution: Former Visiting Fellow
- The National Interest: Former Visiting Fellow
- Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies: Former Adjunct Professor
- President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board: Executive Director, 1984-1988
- Senate Select Committee on Intelligence: Minority Staff Director, 1982-1984; Member of Professional Staff, 1980-1982
- Department of Defense: Consultant, 1992-1993
- University of Dallas: B.A., 1974
- University of Chicago: Ph.D., 1980
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Gary Schmitt biography, American Enterprise Institute, http://www.aei.org/scholars/scholarID.103,filter.all/scholar.asp.Gary Schmitt biography, Project for the New American Century, http://www.newamericancentury.org/garyschmittbio.htm.
Gary Schmitt and Thomas Donnelly, eds., Of Men and Materiel: The Crisis in Military Resources (Washington: AEI Press, 2007).
Stefan Halper and Jonathan Clarke, America Alone (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004).
Irving Kristol, Neoconservatism: The Autobiography of an Idea/Selected Essays 1949-1995 (New York: Free Press, 1995).
U.S. Committee on NATO, Board of Directors (Web Archive), http://web.archive.org/web/20021115001655/http://expandnato.org/us.html.
Committee for the Liberation of Iraq, Board of Directors (Web Archive), http://web.archive.org/web/20030802073337/http://www.liberationiraq.org/committee_officers.shtml.
Gary Schmitt, "Why Iraq?" Weekly Standard, October 29, 2001 (Web Archive), http://web.archive.org/web/20030728062046/http://www.liberationiraq.org/articles/archives/00000008.htm.
Gary Schmitt, "Be Patient, Keep Looking," Los Angeles Times, June 8, 2003, http://www.newamericancentury.org/iraq-20030608.htm.
Abram N. Shulsky and Gary J. Schmitt, Silent Warfare: Understanding the World of Intelligence (Dulles, VA: Brassey's Inc., 2002).
Paul Reynolds, "End of the Neocon Dream," BBC, December 21, 2006.
Abram Shulsky and Gary Schmitt, The Future of U.S. Intelligence: Report Prepared for the Working Group on Intelligence Reform (Washington: Consortium for the Study of Intelligence of the National Security Information Center, 1996).


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