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Being Michael Bublé
Michael Bublé tells WSJ's Barbara Chai about the inspiration behind his upcoming album "To be Loved". For more go to WSJ.com/Speakeasy.
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I miss you most need to think in ... in all of those kind of romantic kind of things it was nice to write this up with that of its ... licence Ironfire heartbreak in the past ... deal yes um my religion hairstyles ... that that that that ... that is the key to weight and dad and Taylor Swift looking for me ... all ... the little ... anyway Minx ... no I just see the light of course a bunch of stuff like that with ... that but ... it is I probably been the jerking the relationship that I'm writing about so I ... know I mean yes everything's inspired by little delivered a life filled in some of the ... known ... there was smoke whether this fire but he's out Tuesday's night's was wet and and and the people are alike ... that was the Yemeni and in your life now going to be ... your mother your hearing of the new I hope the shrine ... Renault ... and take the test never know that ... that's awesome and she's four months and I've never acted before ... 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Summer of Love Counterculture Posters
The rise of the 1960s counterculture began with inter-generational tensions surrounding U.S. involvement in Vietnam, experimental drug use, sexuality, and differing attitudes toward authority and consumerism. Members of the counterculture, typically middle class youth popularly known as "hippies," began to express their rejection of mainstream America through an exploration of rock music, psychedelic drugs, non-western spirituality, alternative arts, sexual freedom, and communal living.
Counterculture beliefs focused on the individual and the immediate, with little thought of consequences. In their attempts to construct an optimistic, even utopian, society built on peace and love, youth were attracted to the idea of a collective—a gathering of the like-minded. On January 14, 1967, people flocked to Golden Gate Park in San Francisco to rally against a new law criminalizing LSD. Beat poet Allen Ginsberg, LSD guru Timothy Leary, and rock bands the Jefferson Airplane, Big Brother and the Holding Company, and the Grateful Dead were among the speakers and performers. It is estimated that 30,000 people gathered for this "Human Be-In," intent on achieving higher consciousness, whether it be personal, political, or environmental. Members of the counterculture continued to arrive in droves in the Bay Area, the hub of the movement, forming communes and coming together for cultural gatherings and musical performances during 1967's "Summer of Love."
With their adoption of an anti-establishment lifestyle, young members of the counterculture rejected the societal values of their Eisenhower-generation parents. The movement petered out by 1970, but left its mark on American popular music, arts, and media.
Image: John Thompson. American, born 1945. Flower Child, 1967. Screenprint printed in color on paper. Published by Astro Posters, Berkeley, California. Purchased. Photo by Petegorsky/Gipe.


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I mentioned in my Sewing Summit recap post that on Saturday night I went to a great dinner organized by Jennifer and Elena. Well, besides all the work that goes into getting together a group of 20-something people you have never met before...they also put together swag bags for us with items donated by some very generous sponsors. When they gave them to us at dinner, I swear you would have thought it was Christmas! Lots of squealing going on. (Pretty sure the table of men next to us watching the football game thought we were nuts!)
I wanted to make a gift for each of them as a thank you. First I was thinking a mini quilt but then opted for pillows. Because, as Amanda says, anything can be a mini quilt, even a pillow!
In Salt Lake City, someone smart said that life would be a lot easier if everyone you made a gift for had a Flickr Favorites photostream. How.true. I did some snooping in Jennifer's photo stream and noticed a lot of work by Stitch in Dye's Malka Dubrawsky. Luckily I just took a class on Improvisational Piecing by Malka so I sort of knew how to start.
I made four improv blocks, each around 5 inches. There is a bit of curved piecing - yes, that's on purpose! LOL A bit of adding fabric to the square to make it fit to the block next to it. Then I off-centered the block for the pillow. I'm 95% certain the tan is an Essex Linen. I wish I had marked it when I bought it! Then I embroidered Jennifer's name on the pillow to personalize it a bit. I quilted the front with straight lines, about 1/2" apart, in the sashing. I made a scrappy binding for the pillow, love scrappy binding!
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I quilted Elena's pillow using straight lines on either side of the diagonal seams. Then I also embroidered her name on the front. The binding and backing of Elena's pillow are both from Erin McMorris' Summersault fabric line.
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Guest blog from Terry's Client Normandie Fischer
Normandie Fischer, writer and editor
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- Mary K. Johnson said...
Interesting comments about voice. I wonder if it doesn't come from what we read as well. I can't read certain authors while I am writing because their voices are so pronounced that they influence my own voice too profoundly. Have you ever noticed that?
At the same time, I'm puzzled when writers say they "don't have time to read." Hard to imagine writing successfully without it!
- May 9, 2011 at 8:39 AM
- Linda Glaz said...
Hmmm, since I tend to write sarcastic, what does that say about me? Ouch! Maybe I need to close my mouth and stop my voice. Errghh. Good post, Normandie and a LOT to ponder!
- May 9, 2011 at 10:16 AM
- normandie said...
Mary K., I appreciate your thoughts. I read voraciously, but what appeals most are works that have strong and unique voices, whether these hold images of the south or the west, have a hint of various English locales, or are even works in translation. Perhaps if one varies one's reading enough, the issue of plagiarizing voice shouldn't be a problem. If you must eschew certain writers while you write, do you then take breaks from writing so that you can read them?
With my writer's hat on instead of my reader's, my characters take on a life of their own, revealing their identity and their particular voices. I suppose the combination of them within a particular story then becomes my story's voice. Does that make sense? Perhaps that's what I meant when I said place seems to play a large part for me: the language of the folk who live there, the sounds and scents of a particular area, be it small town or city or the sea.
- May 9, 2011 at 11:31 AM
- Normandie said...
And, Linda, your sarcasm is always tempered by your sweet spirit, so I wouldn't worry about it! I find that sarcasm with fingers pointed toward ourselves works...it's only when we direct it toward another that it stops the conversation. N'est-ce pas?
- May 9, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- Teresa Slack said...
Beautifully put, Normandie. I have to fight the urge to write like whoever I'm reading at the time. My voice is most influenced by growing up in Southern Ohio. I am the way I write. If you've read one of my books, you already know me. Probably grating to some, but readers seem to relate. They say fiction is written on the level of the average 5th grader. Good thing for me.
- May 9, 2011 at 11:55 AM
- Katherine Hyde said...
Very interesting thoughts, Normandie! Based on your blog voice, I'm very interested in reading your fiction.
I believe voice is influenced by many factors, including place, reading, family background, etc. I read a lot of British fiction and watch a lot of BBC, and I find Britishisms creeping into my writing. (My current WIP is set in Britain, so I can just go with it!)
I think my normal third-person writing voice is an agglomeration of all these factors and more. But when I write in first person, the voice seems to flow from the character without my really having to work at it much. I've written through an 80-something woman from the Midwest, a California teenager in the 70s, and a 13-year-old British choirboy, and they all somehow magically sound right. It's that "characters coming alive" thing taken to a whole new level. Where does it come from? Beats me! All I know is that it's not from my conscious mind.
- May 9, 2011 at 1:02 PM
I tend to agree with those who think that voice is determined much by your past experiences and lifestyle.
My unique "voice" has developed in a fiction series about kids and horses. But now I have a new "voice" emerging in my latest project, an Amish/Mennonite fiction series for adults
I'm well acquainted with the lifestyles and ways of all three: kids, horses, and the Amish/Mennonites because of my past experiences and my home in the rural area of Pennsylvania.
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- May 9, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- Normandie said...
That's hilarious. So you write like a fifth-grader in Ohio? I doubt it! But I love what you said about readers knowing you from your stories. Let me just say this: I hope you may know a little bit about me from my writing, but my fiction is fiction. A reader recently asked if I'd captured an abuse victim so well because I was abused. I wasn't. But don't we as writers have to dig deeply to uncover the voices in our stories? Yes, we often write what we know, but not always, certainly. And finding that particular voice, that different set of values perhaps, or that different set of experiences, makes for richness in our craft.
I appreciate your thoughts on voice developing from your subject matter. Certainly, writing about horses and children will require a different perspective from writing of an Amish/Mennonite world. I remember living near the horse and buggy world in PA. It was always fun to hear their Germanic accented English.
And, Katherine,
I can relate to language and pacing entering into our writing. I not only read a lot of British authors, but I also lived with several when I studied in Italy. They and the Italians still affect me when I let them. When I begin to speak Italian, I find my word arrangement in English differs -- which is fine when that's a character's natural voice, but it needs purging when it's intrusive.
I am thoroughly enjoying this discussion. Thanks for stopping by.
- May 10, 2011 at 4:14 PM
- Caroline said...
Wow. Very interesting thoughts on voice in the post and here in the comments.
A little different perspective (and perhaps a little off-topic since we're discussing writing voice in particular)... I feel like my writing voice can be quite different from my speaking voice. My writing voice is how I *want* my speaking voice to be - slower, more thoughtful. Perhaps it's because when writing, I have to slow my thoughts down enough to type or write them out! Then, of course, editing is lovely. I need an instant editor for my tongue.
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It would have killed me, she said. It would have killed me. I couldn't have gone on. I loved him.
She had loved his father. They had planned to marry, as soon as he divorced his wife. Nobody had believed her, but it was true. It seemed true. They'd run off together twice. They both went AWOL from the Air Force, running off into the night to be together. Her family pursued them, his wife's family sent private detectives after them, the Air Force searched for them. They were wanted. They ran. They were found, and they ran again. He left his family for her, risked his career for her. He was happy that they were going to have a baby. They hid out in motels.
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She was nineteen years old. He was nearly twice her age. When her family found her the second time, they didn't bother to reason with her. They just took her. They took her and put her in a home for unwed mothers. She stayed there. She doesn't know what happened to her lover. She never saw or heard from him again. She thinks that he probably went back to the Air Force, and to his wife.
I would have liked for him to know that he had a son, she said. I think that would have made him happy. She paused. Or maybe not.
When she went into labor, the nurses at the home for unwed mothers gave her some money and put her in a taxi. She arrived at the hospital alone, labored alone, gave birth alone. Gave up her child alone.
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I was terrified, she said. I'd never spoken up to anyone older than me, not to anyone with any authority. But I had to do it. For him.
Her baby went into foster care while adoption services sought new parents. She didn't go to see him.
My parents went to see him, I think, she said. They never talked about it, but I'm sure they did. My mother put him in her will, and kept him there. Through revisions and revisions until the end of her life, she kept him there, always a member of the family, in her heart.
The man that she would some day marry came to her side during that time. They were friends. He held her hand, a lot. She grieved for her lost love and her lost baby, and he held her hand. He said, I'll marry you. We can get your baby back. I will love that baby. With you. We will love that baby, together.
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William Frederick Hunter was adopted by a Vancouver couple. Professors at UBC, I think, she said. It was too late for me, she said. For us. Or so we thought. We didn't know any better. We were so young. We might have been able to get him back. But we didn't try. We didn't know to try. We thought he was gone.
She grieved for years. Her husband held her hand. She couldn't bear the idea of having children. Just the thought of seeing another baby in another blanket… it was too much.
The grief became less acute, as time passed. One day, she realized that she could have another baby, and bear the pain. She could imagine not transposing her lost boy upon a new child. She could love again.
It took seven years, she said. Seven years before I knew that I would be okay. And then I had – then we had – you.
And I loved again.
I squeeze my own baby boy, pulling him tightly against my chest, wondering how it would feel to let him go. Even if I thought it best, for him – could I let him go? My heart screams.
I understand why she couldn't hold him, her lost boy.
I've thought about him every single day of my life, she says. Every single day. Every single day I see that little baby in that blue blanket, and I wonder.
I wonder.
She pauses. I imagine that her hand trembles as she lifts her wine to her lips, but I can't see in the dim light of the late summer evening. I'm glad that I can't see, and that she can't see me. Tears are streaming down my face and wetting my baby's head.
I've never looked for him. I couldn't. What if something had happened to him? What if he hated me? What if he didn't want to know anything of me? What if he never forgave me? Her voice cracks. I couldn't stand knowing.
We sit quietly. I reach for the wine bottle between us and fill her emptied glass.
Still, she says. Still. I've often wondered whether you or your sister would ever look for him.
Would you want me to?
She takes a sip of her wine. She doesn't look at me.
Then I will.
Thank you.
We sit.
I just want him to know how much I loved him. How much I love him still.
I know.
Thank you.
His name was William Frederick Hunter, and he's my brother. I'm going to find him.
PS: Because you are asking: he was born in July of 1963, at Grace Hospital in Vancouver. William Frederick Hunter was the name given to him to at birth. One or both of his parents were – we think – professors at UBC. That's all I know.
PPS: Those of you who are offering to help – oh god the tears – your generosity makes my heart ache – please e-mail me, if you haven't already. And, all of you, with all of your tremendous words of support: THANK YOU. Going off to weep now.


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Little S looked up and me and smiled. Even in the dark I could see a hole where her tooth had previously been.
Mommy it came out! I lost my first tooth! Should I put it under my pillow? Will the tooth fairy come tonight?
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American Brooks Koepka continued his smooth transition into professional golf by taking a share of the first round lead in the Finnish Challenge thanks to a four under par 67.
Playing his fourth event since joining the paid ranks, Koepka set the benchmark at Kytäjä Golf in southern Finland, and was later joined by Englishman Matt Haines, Austrian Roland Steiner and Swede Bjorn Åkesson.
The 22 year old has had three sponsors' invitations so far this season, and last week's tied seventh place finish in the English Challenge earned him a ticket to Finland, the first stop of a three-leg swing in the Nordic region.
"It was great out there," said Koepka. "I really didn't have any chances to make a bogey today. The only disappointment was that I played the par fives in level par, but four under is a good start.
"Things are going well so far and I'm having a great time. I played in the US Open as an amateur and then came over to Europe and turned professional.
"I've played okay so far, and I'm just hoping to improve every week and get the hang of it. I decided to come to Europe because I just wanted to play, and this gives me the best opportunity to do that and prepare for the Qualifying School at the end of the year. That's the main goal."
Haines was also tied seventh at Stoke by Nayland last week, and he has been showing some promising form of late having returned to the Challenge Tour after a disappointing rookie season on The European Tour last year.
"I did everything very steadily today," said the 22 year old. "I drove the ball well and didn't miss many fairways. And my short putting was good, so I holed out nicely. When I hit it to about ten to 12 feet, I managed to hole a few birdie putts.
"The course is very different from most courses we've played this year. Usually they are short and tight, but this is long and quite open. It's wet as well, so the ball is just stopping, which means it is playing even longer. I like it.
"I started the season very shakily, but the last few weeks I've been playing better, although I haven't quite managed to finish it off at the weekend. I can't complain about coming back to the Challenge Tour after the way I played last year, but it was still a bit of a comedown. I'm playing better now though, and hopefully I can build on it in the second half of the season."
Åkesson is another player in form, having notched five top 20 finishes this season, and was delighted to grab a share of the lead with a birdie at the last.
"I bogeyed the 16th, so it was nice to get back to four under at the 18th," he said. "I had five putts for the first five holes, so my short game was good. I like this course a lot and my game feels in great shape, so it should be a fun week."
Steiner, who represented Austria in the Mission Hills World Cup last year alongside fellow Challenge Tour player Florian Praegant, made a flying start to the first round, carding five consecutive birdies from the 12th, but his progress was halted by a bogey at the turn.
He said: "I was playing really well and had a great start, but I made a stupid mistake on the 18th, my ninth, when I missed a putt from about 80cm.
"That stopped the flow and although I played well after that, I was not so confident on the greens. I missed two good chances at the first and second.
"I made a bad shot into the seventh which resulted in another bogey, but luckily I was able to finish well with a birdie at the last."
Englishman Chris Gane opened with a three under par 67, while 12 players, including three-time European Tour winner Nick Dougherty, were another shot back at two under.


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Rogge Lecture: Free Market Environmentalismby Derek Andre '16 • March 21, 2013 Share:
The Wabash College Economics Department hosted its annual Rogge Memorial Lecture Tuesday, March 19th. The Rogge Lecture Series was started shortly after the death of Wabash professor Benjamin A. Rogge. Rogge, a stalwart in the Wabash faculty for decades, was a champion of libertarian principles and a free market approach to the economy.
Giving Tuesday's lecture was Dr. Terry Anderson of The Property and Environmental Research Center. Dr. Anderson, who also a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, works with the concept of 'free market environmentalism.'
To begin his lecture, entitled 'Free Market Environmentalism: Breaking the Shackles of Regulation,' Anderson presented a problem for the audience to ponder. He explained that in recent years wolves had been reintroduced into the natural ecosystem of Yellowstone National Park. Since their introduction, the wolves have become an integral part of Yellowstone as they help to keep other population in check while serving as a draw for tourists as well. When they were introduced, however, the wolves were a highly controversial issue. Anderson presented the viewpoints of the various stake holders in the wolf debate (wearing their respective hats for good measure) and explained that this debate is just one in which environmentalism is derived from a political source.
"There was a battle over should we have any wolves and now should we have more wolves," Anderson said. "The reason we have this can be thought of in the context of how we've done this. I like to put it under the headline of political environmentalism. When you have political environmentalism you have winners and you have losers. You have a zero-sum game … we end up with this incredible battle ground that tears at the social fabric."
Anderson went on to explain that is just one of numerous examples of how political environmentalism has corrupted the cause of environmentalism. One of these examples were the political attempts to solve problems with over-fishing. In the late twentieth century, scientists began to realize that wild fish populations were being depleted at an exponential rate. In order to combat this, governments tried instituting laws which limited the number of days that fishermen could fish, the size their boats could be and even the types of nets they could use. Despite all of these regulations, over fishing still was increasing at a significant rate. According to Anderson, this is where political environmentalism fails and free market environmentalism can succeed.
Free market environmentalism is exactly what it says it is; it is a capitalistic approach to a environmentalism. Effectively free market environmentalism tries to motivate people to protect environmental causes y using the profit incentive and not through legal means. Using the overfishing example again, a way that free market has tried to help fix this problem is by giving fishermen property rights to parts of their fishing grounds. In doing this, fishermen can catch fish within their given property and the fish population is protected because fishermen can only utilize their own property. This is just one example of how a free market approach to environmentalism could possibly help to further the cause of environmentalism. Although it hasn't been widely used thus far in the environmental movement, Anderson feels that this could be an answer to this long term problem. But whether free market environmentalism is the answer we turn to in order solve our environmental woes or not, Anderson still agrees that something must be done to help and solve these problems.
"With every mouth comes two hands and a mind," Anderson said. "If we can unleash the two hands and the mind and the productivity, the ingenuity and put them toward solving environmental problems in cooperative kinds of ways, I think we will go a long way toward reconciling our differences."


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Well-organized individual with time management and prioritization skills. Proficiency with personal computers as well as pertinent word processing and spreadsheet software as well as email. Ability to use fax, telephone system, copier and other communication tools. IDEAL QUALIFICATIONS PREFERRED Bi-lingual/Spanish. Experience with Internet. We encourage candidates with relevant military experience to apply.PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS Ability to stand for long periods of time. Prolonged use of hands and fingers. Ability to lift light to heavy objects weighing 5 lbs. - 30 lbs.). Ability to read fine print. Ability to interact with customers in an open face-to-face work environment. ABOUT M&T At M&T, we strive to be the best place our employees ever work, the best bank our customers ever do business with and the best investment our shareholders ever make. So when looking to advance your career, look to M&T. As a top 20 US bank holding company and one of the best performing regional banks in the country, we offer a wide range of performance based career development opportunities for talented professionals. And through our longstanding tradition of careful, conservative and consistent management and a strong commitment to the communities we serve, we continue to grow with a focus on the future. Job Posting: Apr 27, 2018, 12:44:42 PM Unposting Date: Ongoing
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In 2007 and 2008 we shed our clothes, and got Naked to spread awareness and to get people to shed their excess packaging. Silly? Maybe. But if our bits helped do our bit for the environment, it was definitely worth it. As a company we feel it is our responsibility to be as ethically accountable as possible. There are many problems facing the world, and the enormous overuse of packaging is one of them. This is an area where we feel we can have a huge impact, by striving to eliminate packaging wherever possible, and educating our customers to do the same. We want retailers and manufacturers to eliminate their packaging, and for consumers to do their part by buying naked, unpackaged, products.
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