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Kurt Busch wins at Dover
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Kurt Busch claimed his second win of the season and first of the 2011 Chase for the Sprint Cup on Sunday when he took the checkered flag in the AAA 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Dover International Speedway.
"It was just a perfect execution -- pit stops, making the car better," Busch said in victory lane.
Jimmie Johnson finished second, and Carl Edwards overcame a pit road speeding penalty under green on lap 243 to finish third.
"That was really, really dumb," Edwards said of his speeding miscue. "It was completely my fault that we didn't have a chance to race up there."
All four manufacturers claimed top-four finishes in Sunday's race, with Dodge the win, Chevrolet the runner-up spot, Ford third, and the Toyota of Kasey Kahne finishing fourth.
Kurt Busch claimed the lead on lap three, getting by pole sitter Martin Truex Jr. for the top spot. He and Edwards then ran first and second for much of the first half of the 400-lap race.
Edwards took the lead from Busch on lap 59. He lost the lead during a caution on lap 136 when Jeff Burton opted to stay out while the leaders headed down pit road. Burton quickly relinquished the lead when the race went back to green, though, and fell back through the field. Edwards reassumed the top-spot and Busch second-place.
Both Edwards and Busch lost several position on the next caution that came out for debris on lap 175 because of varying pit strategies. Johnson claimed the top spot on lap 200 and was soon joined by Matt Kenseth up front.
A cycle of green flag pit stops began on lap 241. Edwards fell off the lead lap when he was required to serve a pit road speeding penalty. Meanwhile, Kenseth inherited the lead from Johnson during the pit cycle, but Johnson got it back just a few laps later.
Kenseth got shuffled back to ninth on pit road during a caution with 48 laps to go when he took four tires as most of the other front runners took two. Johnson restarted in the lead with Busch alongside on the front row. Edwards was also back on the lead lap by that point.
Busch quickly got by Johnson on the restart, and the two maintained their positions the rest of the way.
"Really, I just got a poor restart when I was the leader," Johnson said.
Kenseth worked his way back into the top-five with 16 laps remaining and held on to the fifth spot the rest of the way.
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I am hoping for a date in december 2013 I have researched doctors for well over a year and lurking on this site for some time now but I didn't feel it was the right time till now. I originally wanted dr.jimmerson he does a awsome job butt im not wanting a shelf booty i noticed he does alot of those. I love dr.yilys work also shes a woman so she will know exactly what i want i already emailed her pics and all that just waiting on my quote and i want to set a date soon!! here are some of my wish photos....
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I love Dr Salamas work because I am looking for a small waist with projection my current measurements are 32dd-26-38 and I'd ideally like my waist to be about 24 inches. I am hoping he can deliver. I want upper and lower back lipo as well as lipo of my abdomen and waist. I am also considering chin and inner thigh lipo because I am hoping
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i changed my date for surgery .....im pregnant this is my last child also planning a wedding for next summer so my surgery will be this year 6months after i have my baby girl. i can feel it this is my year :) im so excited found some more wish photos as well.......
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I am getting a Tummy tuck , as well as breast lift possible implant, lipo to arms, flanks , back and inner thighs ...and of course a bbl :) yes I've thought about the discomfort pain I can do it is rather go through the pain than paying more money for separate procedures . Lol and @Refinedandbetterme that's awesome :) I'm still waiting to hear back from dr.yilly emailed her in Spanish cause from some of the reviews seen she responds faster that way :)
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Keep in mind after watching my sister these last couple days post OP a BBL with a breast aug is very uncomfortable because you really can not sleep on your stomach and being on your back brings a lot of pain from the BBL. I got tummy tuck and BL/BA and it seems I am in less discomfort.
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Hi there,
I just wanted to let you know that since it seems you're not getting a tummy tuck, I've moved your review into the also wonderful BBL community. Hope you find lots of support here and if you have any questions or concerns please PM me.
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I'm in the same boat as you! I am thinking the Dec timeframe this year and am awaiting quotes from Duran, Yily and Baez. I'm either going to do BBL or BBL and breast implants. Fingers crossed everything works out and I hear back from them soon so I can start planning!
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Thanks for starting your story on RealSelf! Are you getting a tummy tuck + breast work done as well? Just asking because that's usually the combo we see here in the mommy makeover community (sometimes with a BBL as well).
I hope you're able to get your surgery scheduled soon!
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Yes! Sorry for not making things clear been trying to figure out how to edit my post ...yes I am wanting a breast lift possibly implants but to add fullness cause I know with a lift makes em smaller and mane not so full couple months after ..and a bbl of course :) and thank you I hope I can get it some soon dr. Yily emailed me back today but only to ask for pictures and what I wanted which I already sent in the first email ovously she didn't receive that so had to resend it to her patiently waiting ...lol hbu? What are you getting done?
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For about 3 years off and on I have suffered with nausea and with upper stomach bloating. The first time I had the episode, it lasted for about 12 weeks; and I lost 12 pounds. Then I ended up in the hospital with pneumonia, and being on strong I.V. antibiotics for that apparently cleared up the symptoms for about 6 or 8 months. They symptoms returned, lasted a few weeks and eased. I went to an OB-GYN (no diagnosis), M.D. (thought it was gall-bladder issue but the surgeon ruled that out), and a gastro doctor to ruled out the possibility of an ulcer. After a third episode, the gastro doctor had a SIBO test done that came back positive. Took antibiotics and it went away for about 6 months and now it is back. I don't want to be on antibiotics regularly, so I am looking for diet help with this.
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I am a 38 year old female. I had a heart attack mild at 35 years old. I have been diagnosed with polycystic ovary disease. I had my Gallbladder out a couple of years ago. I was missed diagnosed with asthma for 15 years. Never really had it. I was then correctly diagnosed with GAD. (I do not think I really have it) I also have now been diagnosed with Diabetes. I can not loose weight no matter what I eat. I finally have been diagnosed with SIBO. I tested positive on a breath test and went to doctors for 10 years telling them I had stomach problems, basically they told me it was in my head and that I just ate bad. 11 years ago I was perfect body weight and totally felt good. I used to teach aerobics as well. I finally found a GI doctor in Austin, TX that knew what the heck he was doing, but now I am on my 4th round of Xifaximin and every time I am off, I still feel horrible. I know how people feel when they say they feel like they are dying. I just need some hope that I will not be living with this. There has to be a cure! If anyone knows of anything else, please post! I am going for another endo this week. Doctor wants to check for stomach cancer.
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I have been seeking help from physicians for over 15 years to help with all the symptoms that I have read about this disorder. I will be getting the breath test in the next two weeks. I am hoping that they can soon find out what is happening. I eat and within 20 minutes I am in the bathroom with extremely loose bowel movements, severe abdominal pain, and foul smelling bowel movements that are accompanied by a bright yellow liquid. I have Lupus and now have been told that it could be affecting the small intestine. I hope they soon figure this out because now I only eat one meal a day because I do not want to get sick while I am at work.
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I was ill for years with many of the same symptoms plus some. I was dizzy, had brain fog, was tired (all the time) had shortness of breath, rapid heart rate, nausea, warm feeling in stomach and chest etc. I went to doctor after doctor and had every test done you can think of until I was sent to a GI doc at the University. He did a few tests. One of them was the hydrogen breath test. I tested positive. I guess the numbers were very high. He believes I have had SIBO for years. I was put on strong antibiotics that did not help, so I was put on others that did not help either. Finally he put me on two antibiotics at the same time. That finally did something. I felt much better for a few months then started to get all the same symptoms again. Apparently I will have the SIBO forever. At least that is what I was told. I have found if I take probiotics and enzymes everyday I feel so much better. When I feel any nausea I take peppermint oil. I also started taking B12 because my B12 levels were low. All this has helped but I have yet to feel normal. I am hoping starting the low carb diet will do the trick.
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I sat in Maidment Theatre 4 years ago with a pink ukulele and a (really ugly) floral top watching the first ever University of Auckland Songwriter of the Year Competition and thinking, 'man…I wanna do this one day!'
Man…that day is the 3rd of October!
I wanna invite y'all to the Songwriter of the Year Final, in which I am a finalist, along with some spectacular musicians! It's one of the most anticipated events of the year for us in the School of Music and a great night for music in general!
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Gonna be updating y'all on our prep for the night - it's gonna be wild ride! Chur :)


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A few years ago, I ran the Rock 'n' Roll Half-Marathon in Phoenix with my then-boyfriend. We had trained together for a few months and had the same goal — to finish at about two hours. Because we were running at about the same pace, we figured we'd cross the finish line together — we never talked about what one would do if the other one got a cramp or got tired or got mowed down by an overzealous Kenyan.
We were in perfect sync until Mile 10, and then he turned to me and said those fateful words: "I have to pee." He told me next time we passed an alley, he was going to duck in and relieve himself. He told me to keep running. "Are you sure?" I asked him, secretly wanting to keep going, but feeling guilty for not waiting for him. He assured me it was fine. So I left him. And when I crossed the finish line without him — he finished five minutes later — I didn't feel nearly as excited as I know I would have if we would have done it together.
I remembered reading about this couple who ran the 2002 Chicago Marathon, sticking together every step of the way even after the woman got leg cramps and the official time clocks were turned off. It was such a sweet story, and it made me question my dedication. Was I a bad girlfriend? At the very least, I felt like a bad running buddy, destined for a lifetime of bad running karma.
Which didn't stop me from leaving another friend in February during the Austin Half Marathon. She told me ahead of time that she hadn't trained properly and would probably be slow. She asked if I would stay with her. I told her I'd try. A mile in, it was apparent I was getting antsy, and she gave me her blessing to go on without her. It was probably for the best that I did — I ended up finished almost 45 minutes ahead of her. But it made me question my loyalty.
Flash forward a couple of months to a new boyfriend and a new race. The Peachtree Road Race will be the first organized race we'll run together, though we've gone on training runs together a few times. We've talked a bit about race day, how one of us won't mind if the other has to go ahead for whatever reason. I have a feeling I'll be the one left behind this time — I think the hills will do me in, plus that bad running karma will probably kick in. I say I don't mind, but I wonder how I'll feel if I'm the one left in the dust come race time.
What do you think? Do you make pacts about staying together with your friends or significant others during races? Do you think it's fair to stick to pacts if you have time goals? Have you ever had to leave a friend behind — or have you been the one left behind?
June 7th, 2011
12:29 pm
I have no problems running "my race". I will meet up with friends and loved ones at the finish line to cheer them on.
June 7th, 2011
12:35 pm
! Yup I stay w/ the hubby, during the PRR & enjoy the same sites & people w/ him! It's all about enjoying being American & independence on that day! <3
June 7th, 2011
12:42 pm
My rule – if we trained together, we finish together. It has been difficult for me to stick to this when I am the one that is faster, but I know how crushed I would be if I was the one to be left behind.
The rule should be that if you are okay with being left behind, you can leave others behind. Just make sure your friend or s/o knows that you will leave them before you sign up together.
June 7th, 2011
12:57 pm
I like to race on my own so I can do my best. I don't want to worry about others' speed or have others worry about slowing down for me. We always say see ya at the end. I think people should decide before the race if it's ok to go it alone of if you'll stick together through the end. If you say you'll stay with them, you should.
June 7th, 2011
1:00 pm
I have been the leaver and the leavee. I think it's fine to split up–but some people may be more sensitive. My friend left me around mile 8 of the Atlanta Half Marathon last year, and I was sort of relieved not to have to keep her pace anymore. I only finished three minutes behind her.
June 7th, 2011
1:25 pm
I am usually the slow one; especially on the hills. I have told my friends in the PRR with me that they are more than welcome to go ahead of me- and I mean it. I feel terrible holding people back and will be happy just to finish; this will be my first 10k!
June 7th, 2011
1:37 pm
I have been "the weak link," before, encouraging running mates to leave me but they didn't. After that I always made sure to train so I would not be the one holding people back. I've also been with other friends who were the weak links who did not train, and got angry/upset when I left them. I guess it depends on the situation. My boyfriend and I don't race together. We both like to run to our potential.
June 7th, 2011
1:38 pm
Good luck on your first Peachtree and 10K sue!
June 7th, 2011
2:57 pm
I have had similar experiences; my wife and I train together for every race we run (Atlanta Marathon, PRR)and I get the urge to go, even after promising to stay with her. Since I am about pushing for my PB time, and she is about finishing, I do not see it changing. the guilt comes with the territory, accept it and run your race.
June 7th, 2011
3:09 pm
I have to "run my race". I was fortunate to have a patient friend who stuck by me through 2 half marathons and 1 full marathon. I praised her and thanked her so much because I just can't do that for someone. I have to just run whatever way I have to do it. For those of you who stick by us and adjust your pace for us – thank you!
June 7th, 2011
7:22 pm
My fiance and I signed up for the PRR together this year. I have been less active with my running since HS, and this will be his first 10K. When he first broached the subject, I had wanted to run separately if our paces were significantly different on race day, but now that I think about it, it's much more likely that I'll be running with him. It all depends on the situation, I guess, but his first 10K and P'tree is a notable event, and I won't be running PBs again any time soon. We're making the trip back to Atlanta for my sixth PRR (on my insistence), so I think I should just enjoy the run and celebrate his first 10K with him.
June 7th, 2011
8:34 pm
I always say "im slow as a snail. We can start together, but dont let me hold you up". All my girlfriends are faster than i am. The only thing i have going for me is that i am consistent. I always finish. And I even have ran several half Marathons, and im STILL SLOW. What im leading up to is… i ran the Disney Princess half marathon with my best friend. Shes way faster than me. I had ran a half marathon 2 weeks previous, and when we hit mile 11, i had to start walking. I told her to go. it was her first Half marathon, and i wanted her time to be good. She refused! and Pushed me to get moving. This bickering continued for the next mile or so, until i realized, she was NOT leaving me. When we crossed that finish line, i was so excited… and so was she. And yes, we did get to share that feeling of accomplishment together. That was my most awesome race memory. BUT, for the record, i would NOT have been mad had she decided to run on ahead. A true friend finds happiness in your success as well as their own.
June 7th, 2011
11:31 pm
It all depends on why you're running the race. If you both agree you're actually racing and going for your best time, by all means every person for him or herself. But not every race is a race. PRR is an event. So is a spouse's, good friend's or training partner's first big race – whether it's a first 5K, 10K or marathon. My partner has never been a runner and never had any desire to run a 10K, even though she would cheer me on at marathons and other events. But after dedicating a full year to getting fit, she set completing PRR as a goal last year. My normal pace is a good bit faster, but I promised we'd do it together. Seeing the race through her eyes, pointing out all of my favorite parts of the course, and seeing the joy and pride on her face as she approached the finish were all priceless. I wouldn't trade any PR for that feeling and the wonderful memory of enjoying it together. I did the same thing many years ago with my mom. I've run many PRRs, but I'll never forget those two races. Running and relationships aren't about getting to the finish line as fast as possible – it's all about the journey.
June 8th, 2011
10:49 am
This is why I don't like to run with other people, period. I like to feel free to do my own thing. That's one of the things I like the most about running. Only my own expectations and goals are in play. I don't have to worry about letting anybody else down. I am a team of one when I run!
June 8th, 2011
11:01 am
My boyfriend and I have "trained" together, but he'll definitely be running ahead of me at PPR. He's been running it for the past 13 years, and is a seated runner (I'll be in group B). I'd feel worse if I made him run for me. Plus, after he finishes he runs back, finds me, and finishes the last mile with me.
June 8th, 2011
8:02 pm
My son ran with me last year for his first PTRR, much to my delight, but when we passed the final photo point, even though we were wearing identical shirts, none of the photographers got us together which was a disappointment. Hope they get both of us in the same shot this year and we will finish together even though I he can probably do it faster than I can.
June 11th, 2011
6:19 pm
From my days as a ski bum, when the motto was "just because I sleep with you doesn't mean I have to ski with you" – no, I don't expect anyone I race with to stay with me and would not want to feel obligated to do so for someone slower than myself. I like to do training runs with other people, but for a race, no I don't want the pressure of someone else's pace and wouldn't want to pressure someone else with mine.


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Life, College, and Fitness…
December 16th, 2009 • Cycling/Fitness, Personal, Racing Update
I know I have been terrible as far as posting goes, and I am sorry for this. I have been busy and more important things have taken over writing. I can't promise that I will continue to post frequently after today, but I do want to just post a little update on what I've been up to the past couple of weeks months.
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After much work on my application, essays, and recommendations, I was finally notified, at 7:02 PM on Dec. 15, 2009 via email, that I have been accepted into Johns Hopkins University as a member of the class of 2014.
This is a major milestone in my life and one which will, undoubtedly, have large ramifications on my life. I am incredibly excited for the social and academic challenges and experiences that a Hopkins education will provide me, and I cannot wait to begin my career as a Hopkins student next fall.
My main fitness goals over Fall and early Winter have been to burn fat, build an aerobic base for next year and to build some upper body mass. My way to accomplish these goals has been…
- Eat a more refined diet – I have significantly cut the amount of calories I consume and the ones which I do consume I make sure are filled with nutrients. I have tried to all but eliminate "empty calories" from my diet.
- Long, moderately paced bicycle training rides – Admittedly, this is the part of my training which has been going the worst. The best way to build aerobic base is with long and moderately paced training. My only time to do these rides is on the weekend. Thankfully, I have been pretty busy and in my opinion, I have not been doing enough longer rides (60+ miles). However, I still am able to get in about 80 minutes (either on the road or on the rollers) after school and I using this time to my advantage with SST, 1125211 interval, 2*20' intervals, and hill repeat workouts.
- Arm and Core Routine – Over the past few years I have developed a pretty good arm and core routine which helps to build upper body endurance. Unfortunately, once summer starts this routine often falls off my schedule. However, I have started it again and it is once again yielding good results. It is designed not to build upper body mass, but to build upper body endurance. Strength is useful for motocross but endurance is what allows you to muscle your bike around after a 20 minute moto.
Overall, my fitness plan is working quite well. I am at the leanest I have ever been (120 lbs, 5'2") and am feeling great. I have lost a little bit of shorter interval power on the road bike (5s and 1min power are probably pretty bad right now), but this is easy to rebuild come spring. I also feel that the upper body work I am doing will help me next year in motocross as the bigger bikes have always beat me up a little bit. Hopefully with some more upper body strength and endurance I can handle my bike with more ease next season.
As the snow and temperatures start to fall, I have begun watching a lot of motocross videos while doing my homework. After sort of turning my back to the motocross industry for a few months, the great videos on MXPTV.com, VurbMoto.com, RacerxOnline.com, and TWMX.com have gotten me really excited for next season. I will once again be competing in the 125 Amateur class, and will probably bounce around, without concentrating on any one organization. I hope to go to Florida in February in order to get some early season training, however the start of my season hinges on my Dad's work.
Unfortunately, while in school I do not know how feasible it will be for me to continue racing. I will definitely race during the summer months, but while classes are in session it will most likely be too hard for me to make it to races during the weekends. Regardless, only time will tell and if I have the time to race during the school year, I most definitely will.
Cycling has become a big part of my life in the past few years and next year I would like to compete in some bicycle races. Last year I did my first race, the 2009 Jamestown Classic, and finished 2nd in the Juniors 17-18 division. Next year I definitely want to do the Bethel Crit Series in March and then I will try to fit in other races throughout the year when my motocross schedule permits.
To aid in my training and racing, I have recently joined Expo Wheelmen, a startup cycling team out of Manchester, CT. All of the guys on Expo have been great so far, and I look forward to racing with them in 2010.
In addition, I would like to try my hand at collegiate racing while at JHU. Collegiate racing is allegedly very challenging, yet also very fun at the same time and I cannot wait to see how I fare against other college students.
Well that's it for now. I hope you enjoyed my little update on whats been going on with my life. I will try to post a little more frequently, but who knows when I will have the time. It is 11:12PM right now and my bed is calling me, g'night!
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THanks it helps a lot
Damn it turns out mine was hidden in my old roblox game folder. im just glad its gone :D
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I found the easiest way to remove the nav-links crap. If you use Windows just go to their site and download the "fix-it" guy for IE. Takes almost a second to work. Killed it in everything for me.
Restore browser settings to their original defaults.
In Settings>Show advanced settings...>Reset browser settings.
For Google Chrome.
Thanks so much Katersenay. Work perfect to all browsers.
I cant thank you enough. This program has been annoying me for months and I was very frustrated on what it is and how to remove it. I pity people that still have this program downloaded. I was seriously considering resetting my computer back to factory mode. Katersenays step of:
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Thanks for the post, to help me get rid of this little piece of shitty adware.
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I just found this on my PC under the name "Default Tab". In the Applications and As a FireFox Extension
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Wagner said police obtained a search warrant and found a loaded handgun, cocaine, a "large sum of money," an AK-47 rifle and an AR-15 rifle.
He said Pirok had a permit to carry the handgun. He said Pirok had two high-capacity clips for the rifles. The clips were filled with bullets, but not loaded into the weapons, he said.
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GW: Plausibility, really. Science fiction is what you can make people believe; fantasy is what people have to suspend disbelief for. Many physicists believe that there will never be a faster-than-light drive -- it's impossible. But you can make people believe in one, since they don't know much physics. And there are some physicists who believe it is possible. If you talk about somebody genetically engineering unicorns, it's probably fantasy, because people don't believe in it. But it's so close that you can almost touch it; we're almost at the point where we can make a unicorn.
So it's all a matter of plausibility. Do people think, "The future might be like this?" If so, it's science fiction. If they think, "This could never happen," that's fantasy.
Q: Magic realism?
GW: Magic realism is fantasy written by people who speak Spanish.
Q: Horror?
GW: Horror is all over the map. It's one of those umbrella things, where you can write any type of material with "horrific" elements, call it horror and sell it as horror. Read the complete works of Stephen King, and you'll find fantasy written as horror, science fiction written as horror, horror written as horror, autobiography written as horror, and so forth.
Q: Why write books at all?
GW: The easy, cheap answer is, "To make money."
Q: There are better ways to make money.
GW: Yes. If you're trying to make money you shouldn't do anything as chancy and hard as writing books.
The only real answer is that you can't help it. A real writer writes for the same reason a real songbird sings. Somehow it's in them to do it, so they do it. A human singer, for that matter, who can't make a dime singing, will sing in the church choir, sing at parties and sing every chance he or she gets. They like doing it.
I like writing. It's hard work. I get tired doing it. I've been writing five pages a day, and that is a lot; it takes a lot out of me. But I can come back to it the next day and still like it.
Q: How have you contributed to or changed science fiction?
GW: Oh lord, I don't know that I have. That's the kind of thing you ought to ask John Clute, for example. I've tried to do things that seemed to me should be done and nobody had done yet. But everybody who's worth reading is trying to do exactly that.
Q: What are those things that you've tried to do?
GW: Oh for heaven's sake -- I had to lead with my chin like that.
I've tried to use a lot of standard scenery and props of science fiction in a new way, and I have tried to rip off a lot of rubbish we inherited from the utopian and dystopian novels.
Q: Rip off?
GW: I don't mean steal; I mean tear it off and throw it away.
Utopias in the utopian novels work because everyone is good and reasonable. But everybody is never going to be good and reasonable and want utopia to work.
Q: Except on Star Trek.
GW: There you are. The dystopian novel is just the other side of that: Everybody is lousy and rotten in all their relationships, and they're lousy and rotten to everyone they know. There are probably some people who really are that bad, but there aren't very many of them, and most rotten people are only rotten selectively. They're not lousy and rotten to their kids, or they are, but they're nice to their drinking buddies.
Q: So the goal is to make complex character? How would you describe that?
GW: I think that's what real human character is. I used to argue this with Damon Knight when we were still friends. Damon felt that you should write science fiction primarily by reading other science fiction and thinking about how the author should have done it. I felt that you should write science fiction primarily by sitting in a place like this and looking out in the street -- looking at the real world and saying, "What's going to happen, what might happen, what would happen if."
Both approaches can produce good stories, and I honestly think that Damon was using my approach some and I used Damon's some. There were some instances where I had read a story, and I said, "Gee, that's a great story, but what he should have done is ..." And then I sit down and write that story. Why not? And of course the other people are doing that to me. Why not? That's the way we play the game. I hit the ball over the net and they hit it back.
Q: But you're specifically interested in cross-pollination?
GW: Oh yeah -- to my detriment, at times. I wrote a book called Free Live Free; it's a science fiction novel, a time-travel novel, and there's a private eye. People say, "You can't do that. This is a science fiction novel! You can't have a private eye."
So I say, "Look, there are real private eyes. Look in the phone book." My father used to have a business partner who was a private eye. This is a real business; it isn't just in the novels of Dashiell Hammett. As a matter of fact, Hammett was a former private eye -- he was a Pinkerton.
And they say, "Well, you can't. And there's a witch in here! You can't have a witch in a science fiction novel!"
And I say, "Yeah, well I've had witches give me their business cards." They're real people. They're around here. Go to the nearest occult bookstore, strike up conversations with the customers. I'll bet you hit a witch within the first ten conversations. Okay, so I've got one in my story.
And they say, "Oh, you can't do that. You're mixing genres."
I'm not trying to write genres, I'm trying to write a book.
Q: And yet the genre of science fiction has been good to you.
GW: Oh sure. Absolutely. So what? I write a book or a story, and I write it the way I think it ought to be written. Then I say, "Where can I sell this?"
Q: What's available to an adult, adventurous reader in science fiction? Why should they read that genre? Why should they move past realism?
GW: The adventurous reader has probably already moved past realism. I realize that sounds like a smart remark, but I mean past the kind of fiction that is called "realism" as a literary genre, and that's what it is: a literary genre. It is archtypically the story about the college professor who is married to the other college professor.
Did you read Ursula K. LeGuin's novel, The Dispossessed? It was about the college professor who's married to a college professor, only science fiction, and this planet is Russia and this planet is the United States. When I read it I was so disappointed. I'd had a dozen people tell me how wonderful it was.
Q: Yeah, I heard that too. Then I read it.
GW: I've read that book before; I've read it as realism many a time. It's a John Updike kind of book. I've read that story so many times ... now I read a book until I can recognize the story, and say, "This is what it is," and that's as far as it goes, since I have no urge to finish it. I'm long past feeling so guilty that I have to finish everything I start. I don't finish ninety percent of what I start.
Look, the reason someone should go past that sort of realism is that it is narrow, stultifying and ultimately false.
Q: And the fantastic genres aren't?
GW: No, not the better stuff. We're dealing with the truth of the human experience, as opposed to what we are willing to accept from other people.
Q: Wait, I don't see that distinction. The truth of experiences versus other people's experiences?
GW: That you are willing to accept.
Q: You must forgive me; I don't follow that.
GW: I mean that if you were to tell me the pivotal events of your life, as they actually occurred, I wouldn't believe you. And vice-versa.
Q: [laughs] That's a pretty radical viewpoint!
GW: I think it's the truth. Have you ever tried telling people the pivotal events of your life, as they actually occurred?
Q: Usually edited down so they'll believe it.
GW: See? See? Okay.
Q: But that's a pretty radical point.
GW: You're dumbing it down for the audience! Let's write literature in which we don't dumb it down. Let's "smart" it up.
Q: That's a wild spin on reality ...
GW: Yeah. There's a great scene in one of [Neil Gaiman's] Sandman books. Do you remember the Emperor of America?
Q: Emperor Norton the first.
GW: Yes. And there's a scene in one of the Sandman books where he and Death are walking off into the sunset, and she's wearing his hat. That's real. Yeah.
Q: So realism is dumbed-down reality?
GW: It's a dumbed-down part of reality -- an acceptable part. It's mid-twentieth century upper-middle-class reality.
Q: Would you call it "materialism"?
GW: It is materialistic, but it's not materialism. Materialism is one of those things that's so barren you can't do much with it.
There was a materialist philosophy student who used to write to me, and would argue all of this stuff. He'd get enormously mad. (Do you know Tree's Law? Sir Tree, the famous British actor, coined the law, "Madmen write eight-page letters.") So this guy would send me these philosophical tracts, and they were full of outrageous pieces of bullshit, like, "Everybody wants to live!"
And I would say, "A guy jumps off an eighteen-story building. What could he do to convince you that he wants to die?" I tried to get him to answer that question, and of course he wouldn't. He'd dodge around, and he'd get madder and madder.
So he'd say, "A piece of paper is really just hydrogen and oxygen and six other elements, and that's all it is."
And I said, "I believe it's actually a piece of paper."
And he'd say, "No no no, it's a bunch of elements!"
So I wrote him, and said, "Okay, but remember now, every day of your life you'll have to adopt my viewpoint to live, to go down to the store and buy a ream of paper."
Then he said, "We cannot get along without logic."
Hell, half the people I know are getting along without logic! Most of 'em are doing just fine! All of the animals do it, except on a very basic level. No, the one thing that we really can't get along without is the realization that a piece of paper is a piece of paper. If you're a mouse you've got to say, "That's cheese. Nobody's fooling me about that. That's not chemicals, it's not gas, it's not some sort of fake cheese. I know cheese."
That's what you've got to do to live on the animal level.
Q: Identifying things in their relationships? On a "thing" level? Knowing what's useful, what's functional, what you need?
GW: Knowing what it is. It is paper. It is cheese.
What I realized -- years after this correspondence was over -- the thing that made him the way he was, was that he had never tried to take the piece of paper, and reduce it into carbon and hydrogen and whatever. If he had done that he would have learned that it was really a piece of paper, because he would have found out how resistant it was to being broken down.
Go into a laboratory, start working on it with re-agents or heat or whatever, and break it down into its constituent elements. That's how you learn that the theoretical stuff is all very well, but you're going to get an awful lot of glassware dirty.
It's a thing garage mechanics know. It's the difference between them and politicians.
Q: Who's exciting in science fiction right now?
GW: You're asking the worst person in the world. Just possibly, Robert Devaroux. He's written a kind of pornographic horror novel, and a wonderful story about a divorce between two clowns. The clown story is perfect as it stands, a monument for all time. The horror novel has all sorts of stuff wrong with it, but it's the kind of stuff you get when somebody has so much talent that they get published before he really ought to be. You know what I mean? Things are going too easy for him. Sometimes that's fatal, of course, but I hope not. He has an enormous amount of talent.
Q: Who are the science fiction authors living in Chicago?
GW: Phyllis Eisenstein is here. Algis Budrys is here. He's editing his own magazine now -- Tomorrow -- and I've been told that many of the stories are Budrys writing under pseudonyms. I don't know it for a fact, but when I look at the table of contents there are a lot of names I don't recognize.
Budrys was involved in the Writers of the Future Contest for years and years.
Q: So he'd have the resources.
GW: He's in contact with tons of people who won prizes in it and never made a mark since.
Q: That's too bad.
GW: In most cases it's simple justice. The stuff they were writing and sending around wasn't that good. People do that, and they do it for years. Sometimes they make a breakthrough, and they do a good deal better.
Q: You had that period, didn't you?
GW: Oh sure, absolutely -- something like six years between the time I started writing and the time I sold anything. For one thing, I was sending stuff to markets where I had absolutely no chance. You know, I was sending fantasy and science fiction stories to Atlantic Monthly. With new writers, you're so close to the material that you can't see it for what it is.
Q: Seeing it for what it is ... that goes back to the point you were making earlier.
GW: Oh, yes, it does. You see it as hydrogen or something -- floats right off the table!
Q: [laughs] Hmmm ... what do you think of Chicago? Do you like the place? Does being a writer in Chicago do anything for you?
GW: I like it as much as any city I know. I have an urge to get away from it and be a rural writer, but that's not Chicago's fault; that's something in me. The Tribune shines and stinks. It may be the worst thing about Chicago, but Dan Rostenkowski is a runner-up.
Q: He got re-elected, you know.
GW: Oh yes, I know he did. But Chicago has a great deal going for it. A lot. All you have to do is visit St. Louis and you realize what Chicago has going for it. You know? It's paradaisical!
We used to have the most wonderful supermarket in the world in Barrington. It was called Bockwinkles, and I'm sure you never heard of it. It was like you had stepped into a higher order of reality. It was absolutely incredible -- unbelievable. They moved in a baby grand piano and had a man in evening clothes playing Christmas carols. They had a waterfall -- and this is a supermarket. Everybody who worked there was good-looking.
Q: They only hired beautiful people?
GW: Yeah! Absolutely! The box-boy was handsome; the check-out girls looked like they could be models or actresses! It closed, of course. It was too good for the area it was in.
So Chicago is probably as good as it can be without going the way of Bockwinkles. You've got to have a certain amount of dirt and noise and so forth or else people are going to say, "This is fake." People would look at that store, and say, "This is very high-priced," but it wasn't. It wasn't any more expensive than anyplace else. But it was too good for them to shop there.
Chicago is about as good as it can be without being so good that something in us -- the thing that hates things that are extraordinarily good -- destroys it. The same thing is true of Sydney, Australia, which is a beautiful city. I can't think of another American city that compares. Seattle, perhaps.
Q: The thing in us that destroys the exceptionally good?
GW: Sure. It's a part of original sin. It's the desire for ugliness and evil in human beings. Who was it that said, "Sex is only dirty if you do it right?"
Q: Woody Allen.
GW: Ah! I didn't know who said it, but it's a great line. And it embodies that entity. I wonder what Mia Farrow has to say about that.
What are the movies worth seeing?
Q: Hmmm ... I've missed most of the first-run films. I should make it out to see them. Schindler's List is supposed to be very good.
GW: It's supposed to be great.
Q: The Piano is supposed to be very good.
GW: It's a very good romance novel done as cinema. If you're familiar with the romance novel genre, you'll recognize all sorts of genre mechanisms in it. It's very much a genre piece of writing. But people who aren't familiar with the genre don't recognize it.
It's like the revenge play. Hamlet is a revenge play, but nobody knows revenge plays. It's a genre work.
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Band: TRUTH & The Lies – S02 E02
Season 2 Episode 2
To kick off the new season we have the band: Truth & The Lies discussing with Groucho how the four members: JT, Chris, Brett and Joe came together and formed the band. Song include: Head Rush & Hunger. Also find out why McDonalds and Starbucks were pivotal to making this band happen.
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Charley rambles on about trying to find some 'quiet' time, plus listener feedback, voicemail and some feedback from Drew!
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**Mr. Marx appears courtesy of the chaotic prattle and vibrations of Mr. Miller's larynx, and the marvelous wizardry of the Internet.
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600-602 Hillcrest Pkwy has a Walk Score of 37 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
Nearby parks include Stubbs Park and Hilburn Park.
Nearby schools include Moore Street Elementary School, Heart of Georgia Psychoeducational Program and Dublin Middle School.
The closest grocery stores are Fairway Super Market, Dublin Foods IGA and Piggly Wiggly.
The closest coffee shop is Starbucks. Nearby restaurants include El Amigo, Hong Kong Restaurant and Gladys Soul Food.


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|Tue, 01-17-2012 - 7:31am
Does anyone else feel like the #1 never ending chore is laundry?
|Wed, 01-18-2012 - 2:20pm
Yes, I try to do a load every weekday. There are just the 4 of us but with bedding and all that, if I miss a day or two I really pay for it over the weekend!
|Wed, 01-18-2012 - 1:39pm
Sounds like you've got a good system going. My kids practice at the local high schools and Evan is a high school student so he's comfortable. Megan uses the locker room long after the high school girls are gone. Whew! Sadly, the issues we had in the locker room a few years ago were with some of the older boys in Evan's own practice group. Doesn't seem to be an issue now.
|Wed, 01-18-2012 - 10:05am
Ahh, he doesn't use the locker room. The jr. college he practices at shares the same locker room with the sports teams. Sadly the college atheltes are not role models with the profanity and rude gestures. While dressed they are physically intimidating so I can image its unpleasant to be a smaller kid with them mulling around naked. Not an atmosphere Z. is comfortable in. He just dries off on deck and slips his sweats over his jammers.
|Wed, 01-18-2012 - 8:29am
I've heard nasty things about the germs in locker rooms so I insist they only use towels that leave the house once, then I wash them on Sanitary. I also put wash, dry and fold a load of towels on the list of chores the kids are assigned each week.
|Wed, 01-18-2012 - 1:16am
I would go nuts with all of those towels. Zeph gets one beach towel per week. It gets hung up after each practice and dries overnight and back into the backpack it goes. A couple of times he forgot to hang it up and had a wet towel after practice, but he figured it out quickly. He always comes home to shower and has a clean towel for that.
|Wed, 01-18-2012 - 1:13am
With the 3 of home for 3 meals a day (most days), the dishes add up quickly. None of my pots go in the dishwasher so there are always dishes to do by hand.
|Tue, 01-17-2012 - 8:00pm
Absolutely, yes! With a dh that works out 3x/week and two kids that swim at least once a day and use a clean towel each time (two if they're at a meet) laundry is more a process than a task to be completed here. My #2 task in the kitchen floor. With a dog and 4 humans coming in and out directly into the kitchen, it gets really dirty, really fast. Cooking Is a very close 3rd. Athletes are always hungry!!! Dh and the dishwasher do the dishes so I'm not including that. :)
|Tue, 01-17-2012 - 9:37am
arryl wrote:
Dishes is the one chore DH actually does with relative frequency, so I don't usually have an issue with dishes, but laundry, yes, completely and utterly the worst neverending chore!
Same here!! DH does the dishes and I do the laundry. I never feel "caught up", no matter what I do, ugh!!


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News - Afghanistan
Thousands of children under the age of five across the eastern province of Kunar couldn't be vaccinated due to insecurity, health officials said.
Farooq Sahak, head of Kunar's central hospital, said 20-25,000 children were not vaccinated because workers are unable to carry out the polio campaigns in areas where the government's control remains contested.
But the provincial governor contradicted Mr. Sahak's assertion about insecurity and said snowfall was the main reason behind the vaccination impediments.
"The health department started the vaccine programme at a time when there was snowfall, and I also think that the figures they provided are inaccurate," said Governor Sayed Fazlullah Wahidi.
Afghanistan, along with Pakistan and Nigeria, are the only countries where polio remains endemic.