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Jeremiah 1:7 states, "But the Lord answered me, Do not say, 'I am too young.' To whomever I send you, you shall go; whatever I command you, you shall speak."
Am I 'too young?" Inexperience is no obstacle as a young person may be timid in following the Lord. If we say we are not ready, he will reassure us that he has been preparing us and has a plan for our lives as he knows what is best for us. He calls on us to speak up for him and to proclaim his word as young prophets. With his great love and with our faith, we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. This verse challenges my abilities, yet encourages me to become a young prophet just as the great Jeremiah.
God gave Jeremiah his knowledge to proclaim God's word and his ability to be a model for young people to look up to. God trusted Jeremiah, a young person, so much that he put all of his faith in him to carry out the enormous task of following God's will and encouraging others to do the same. God calls us from a very young age and challenges us from the beginning, because he knows how much we can do to make a good impact. God never promised if we follow him life will be easy, but he will always be at our side no matter what.
We are not "too young" to be capable to bring change to the world. The Lord proclaims, "Say not, 'I am too young'" (Jeremiah 1:7) for the Lord knows our every strength and weakness. This Bible verse should challenge us all to do what we thought we could not. If everyone stopped doing things because they are "too young," then how would the world ever change?
Even in high school, are children "too young" to be independent or know what they are called to do? If so, my life would be much different. I was bullied my sophomore year, and yes, bullying is just something on television until it happens to you. It was awful, but what could I do about it? I was "too young" to handle the situation on my own, but I did not realize at the time how close God was to me. I would go into every school day just hoping to make it through without being noticed, yet these bullies were in my classes and there was nowhere for me to escape. I prayed to God so hard about it, but then I realized I need to stop this now. I was at the point that I never wanted to go back to school again, so I talked to my mother and she suggested that I stand up for myself. That is exactly what I did.
I knew it was not going to be easy, but with God all things are possible. The next day, I equipped myself with a rosary in my pocket for protection. Every time I saw someone who had hurt me I began to pray. One day, I knew I would have to stand up for myself, but I thought, "How can I? I am 'too young.'" Of course with that mindset no progress could occur, so I had to let go and let God. I put all of my faith in Jesus Christ as I solely trusted in him. It was not easy, but like Jeremiah I was not "too young" to speak up for myself. Although my situation was much smaller than Jeremiah's, it still took faith and trust in God for me to stand up for myself. I am now aware of bullying, and I try to stand up for others who might be too afraid to stand up for themselves, so in a small way, like St. Therese the Little Flower, I am making a difference in the world, because I am not "too young" to start. I am very capable of doing the right thing and so is every child as we all just need some faith to hold onto God's crazy roller coaster.
Indeed, God knows what we can and cannot do, and he would never give us a task we cannot handle. Jeremiah 1:7 says, "To whomever I send you, you shall go; whatever I command you, you shall speak." God would never send us somewhere we are not ready to go. He prepares us, but sometimes without our knowing. God tells us we are not "too young," because we are ready. He may challenge us, but that keeps us on our toes. God loves us all, and he believes we can make a difference no matter what age we are.
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Artist: Sebadoh
Album: Bakesale
I€™ve gotta find a way to loosen up
I'm wound tighter than a magnet's coil
The longer I try to keep my mouth shut
The sooner little brain is gonna boil
And if you turn back just to fuck me up
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Sonic Youth, Rather Ripped: 3/10, or "Madonna." The song "Do You Believe in Rapture?" asks a babe whether she believes in redemption. Given SY's irony penchant, it seems unlikely the narrator does. Then again, the song might just be a political statement. "...Rapture" aside, only sellout-phobic purists will find Lucifer at work in the band's poppiest songs in recent memory.
Ice Cube, Laugh Now, Cry Later: 4/10, or "Bratz Doll." Cube wore all black and said "fuck the police" as an NWA rapper. He considered it a good day when he didn't have to use his AK-47 and has never released an album that didn't earn a parental advisory sticker. But railing against "devils" and starring in the PG-rated Are We There Yet? drain him of Satanic credibility. Cry now, pagans.
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I threw this into a draft post three weeks ago when it happened, and never posted it. As Tejada prepares to return from the DL, I thought it might still be appropriate to share. I could try and find a way to relate this to Memorial Day, or I could just post it. So here it is. Ouch.
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If you have a hard time remembering when this celebration occurs each year, but remember Father's Day, then it is simple. The Take Your Dog to Work Day is always the Friday following Father's Day. This day was first celebrated June 25, 1999, after Pet Sitters International brought it to the United States from England


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Christmas Dinner: Prime Rib == Yum.
Okay, need to archive this for future Christmas dinners, because it turned out pretty nicely. I'm stuff chock-a-block full of prime rib, which was done pretty well, but I am going to add a suggestion or two for next year that I can refer to in the future, and possibly make it even better.
I purchased a 7.5 pound prime rib from Costco, kind of at the last minute. What I should have done is buy it several days in advance, unwrap it, rub it with a dry rub of salt, pepper and rosemary and let it sit uncovered in the fridge for at least a day. I didn't have time for that, so instead, I remembered to pull it out several hours in advance of cooking it. It is important that the meat come up to roughly room temperature before you cook it, otherwise the inside will remain raw even the outside is overdone. I rinsed it, dried it with paper towels, and then made a simple rub of salt and pepper, and rubbed it in.
Previously, I had cooked prime rib by searing it in a hot pan or oven, and then putting it in a low oven until it came up to 120 degrees or so. But I am always willing to try new methods.
The Food Lab's definitive guide to prime rib is well worth reading, and formed the basis of what I tried tonight.
Skipping a lot of what they prescribed, the basic idea is to start the cooking in a very low oven: I set mine for a mere two hundred degrees Fahrenheit. This low temperature allows the meat to cook evenly, until the center comes up to 120 degrees. If you are going to spend money on a prime rib, get a digital thermometer and use it. It took about three hours for this roast to reach 118, which I deemed okay. Next time, I'll probably let it go another five degrees. While the meat was not "blue" (raw), it was a little more rare than Carmen likes it, and I could have tolerated a little warmer inside without affecting the taste or texture. You then pull the roast out, and tent it with foil, while you let the oven heat up to as hot as it can go (500 degrees plus), which should take 20-30 minutes. Then, a simple eight or nine minutes in the oven will crisp up the outside, making a nice salty crust that is one of the great parts of a prime rib.
The good news about this is that no part of the prime rib turns out overcooked and gray. Check out this picture (not mine):
This roast was cooked in a hot oven, so by the time the meat next to the bone got cooked, the top was overdone and dry.
My roast tonight? Delicious. Beautifully even in color from center to edge, and full of juiciness. Next time, I might let it go a few more minutes to get the center just a tiny bit warmer (I was impatient), and I might also let the "crustifying" phase run a bit more, but the texture and doneness were very good. Letting the roast dry age with a dry rub in the fridge for a couple of days would likely intensify the meat flavor and make it better too.
Sides? A simple lettuce and cherry tomato salad with lemon vinaigrette, and some mashed russet potatoes with butter. Yum.
And the best part, this meal will keep on giving. Tomorrow, it will get sliced and made into French Dip sandwiches on toasted rolls, and the bones will get roasted again and turned into beef stock for some future stroganoff.
Merry Christmas to all. You are in my thoughts.
The opposite of Pinterest Fail: The Alinea Project
One of the more interesting online communities that has sprung up in recent years is Pinterest. It serves as a kind of Internet inspiration board: people clip pictures of projects that interest or inspire them, and post them as a sort of pin board that can be shared. I recently found several boards on ships in a bottle which are serving to inspire me to my first such project. One of the most popular topics is food: people pin recipes and pictures to serve as ideas for their creative cooking endeavors.
As might be imagined, not everyone who is inspired succeeds in duplicating the source of their inspirations. Some people lack the experience or expertise to turn out the creations they imagine. These are somewhat comically chronicled on a number of blogs, such as the Pinterest Fail blog, and the Epic Pinterest Fail blog. For instance, this isn't one of mine, but it easily could be: I'm a miserable baker.
But today, I received a Kickstarter prize in my mail which is illustration of the diametric opposite of the Pinterest Fail: Allen Hembergers Alinea Project. I'd describe the project, but Allen is much better at describing the project himself:
I work with a lot of talented people, but Allen is off the chain amazing. I only became aware of his project a couple of years ago, and didn't really even know who he was at work (our circles/projects don't overlap) but I became amazed at his passion, his writing and his glorious photography. The problem with food is that at its best, it is a very transitory art form. But through his photography and writing, Allen could allow you to experience at least a part of what cooking at this level was like, not only as a consumer, but as a creator. I found that incredibly appealing. His photography immortalizes dishes, and are done with such amazing technique, such amazing lighting...
It was with great pleasure that I backed Allen's Kickstarter Project to turn all of his photographs and writings into a book. Along with 510 other backers, I ponied up my $75 to get a copy, and it arrived in my mailbox today.
It... is... amazing.
It is without a doubt one of the most beautiful books on food that I have ever seen. I've only had a few minutes to briefly skim it, but I'm sure that over the Christmas holiday, I'll be reading it from start to finish. The quality of the binding and the color reproduction is incredible, a level of quality nobody has any right to expect, but which is entirely keeping with Allen's obsessive compulsion to do everything at the highest level.
I'm in awe.
It almost seems unfair that one individual could be as good at as many things as Allen is. And yet, he's obviously also very humble, very self-critical and is struggling every step of the way. Even if you do not aspire to become a great chef, I think there are lessons to be had and inspiration to be taken from his creative march.
If you weren't in on the KickStarter, I don't know how you'd get a copy, but you are missing out if you don't have one. Incredible.
Addendum: It looks like you can order a copy of his book from his website.
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Readers of my blog and twitter feed know that I'm a fan of Jim Lahey's "no-knead" bread. If you haven't heard of it, just do some googling, or go ahead and buy Lahey's book "My Bread". The basic idea is to make a very wet dough with just a tiny amount of yeast, but rather than kneading it to develop gluten and structure, you basically just let the dough rest for 12-24 hours, and then bake it inside a covered heavy iron dutch oven at 500 degrees, covered for 30 minutes, and uncovered for 15.
Here's a loaf I baked tonight (which uses sourdough instead of yeast, but same basic idea):
I've taken to baking a loaf of this a week. I start the dough on Wednesday night, bake it on Thursday night, and I bring it to work for a little group perk for my coworkers. I like it sliced up, and then toasted, with either some peanut butter or maybe some home made jam that my manager likes to bring in. It's just so... civilized.
Nevertheless, it doesn't seem like everyone agrees with me. My friend Lou has apparently not figured out how to do it: I think I'll have to either visit him, or maybe make a good youtube video showing how I do it, and see where he's going wrong. Of the dozens of loaves I've made, I've only had two real failures: both by "over rising", once because I let the dough get too warm and it just kind of exploded, the other where I let it go too long, and the second rise just... didn't. Not sure what he's doing wrong. Anyone have a difficult time making no-knead? I'm at a loss.
But some people seem to just hate the idea of no knead bread. Witness this article from Slate
telling you that no knead bread is just wrong. To do so, the author likens it to "no-kissing sex", and that this approach lacks "interaction" with the bread dough, and besides, kneading bread is faster.
Look, you can make bread however you like. I'm under no delusions that my bread is superior to bakery bread, and I don't have the skill to make many varieties. I even will say that my bread is likely inferior to the Anderson's bread. But it definitely is better than the processed, sliced stuff you get at the megamart, and just the fact that it's relatively simple does not mean that it's not worth doing. And I think it's comical to claim that it takes more time to make than kneaded bread. My bread takes five minutes of work on Wednesday, and a similar amount on Thursday. Yes, you have to plan ahead for this bread. But I work for a living. When you get home at six or seven in the evening, making a loaf of conventional kneaded bread is just not in the cards. But starting some dough before going to bed, and baking it the next day when you get home is easy.
I could criticize Anderson for not making bread the way they do in the (excellent) Tartine bread book. It's certainly more involved, and judging by the loaves made by my manager with that method, clearly superior to my own bread. But it takes a lot of care, and a lot of time, and even a fair amount of skill. Until my own skills develop, I'll be happy to eat my simple bread. It's good.
Cook's Illustrated Almost No Knead Bread
My early success with making tasty no knead bread has sent me off on the Internet looking for additional recipes. As a complete breadmaking newbie, I have a lot to learn, but luckily, there is lots of good websites to help me understand and extend my tiny skills in this vast topic. The best of these that I have found so far is Breadtopia, which has all sorts of great recipes and many cool videos that will take the mystery out of breadmaking. I of course focused on the no knead recipes, which seem the most accessible to me, but apparently Cooks Illustrated extended this recipe in a couple if interesting ways, notably by adding a small amount of vinegar and beer to the dough. They also have an interesting recipe for a sandwich loaf, which has a tighter crumb and thinner crust. I'll be trying some of this out over the holiday weekend. If you've never made bread before (or even if you have), consider trying this stuff!
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Tonight I baked up my second loaf of no knead bread. The first batch was promising, but was a bit dense. I used ordinary all purpose flour, and for whatever reason, I didn't seem to get as high of a rise as I thought I should. This time, I decided to try some King Arthur unbleached bread flour, and made sure that I got the yeast well mixed into the dough. I also chose the top of my fridge as the best location to give it arise (the weather has been cold, and the top of the fridge is a bit warmer). That seemed to be a good move: the dough seemed quite a bit livelier.
I turned it out onto a floured towel for its two hour rest/rise. I then started to work on my Christmas hat project, and got absorbed in what I was doing. Two and a half hours later, I remembered that I had bread sitting out, and set the oven (and my Dutch oven) preheating for thirty minutes. When I flopped the dough in, it stuck to the towel (next time more flour on the towel, and perhaps less time sitting on the counter). That mucked up the top a tiny bit, but I flopped it into the Dutch oven. Into the oven. Thirty minutes covered, and twenty uncovered.
Smell: good. Looks, well, check it out for yourself:
As it was cooling on the rack, I could hear the outer crust crackling. Tapping it, the bread sounded nice and hallow, and the crust was very dry and crackly. Slicing into it, the inners were much less dense than my previous entrant, with many larger holes. The flavor was even better than the first loaf: light, yeasty and delicious. I think going the extra five minutes uncovered was actually a mistake: it made the outer crust just a little too dry. Also, the bottom of the loaf is a bit tougher and thicker than I would like, but the flavor is still good.
I proclaim this a complete success. Yum.
The creator of the no-knead bread, Jim Lahey, has a book entitled My Bread: The Revolutionary No-Work, No-Knead Method which looks good. Perhaps it will show up in my Christmas stocking. 🙂
No-Knead Bread from the New York Times
Frequent readers of this blog might be shocked to learn that I'm not entirely consumed by the usual geeky topics that I post about. Among other things, I also like to cook, and as the holidays approach, I like to try to find a few new recipes and techniques. This week's experiment was one of the most basic: breadmaking.
While I'm not exactly inexperienced in the kitchen, I don't do a lot of baking, and have never really done any serious incursions into breadmaking. We have a breadmaker, but frankly, the bread it makes was just not very exciting. It's been unused for a few years. If I want bread, I go to a bakery and buy it. I just figured that bread was too hard and complex for a guy of average skill and equipment to master.
But then I read a recipe which seemed simplicity itself: Jim Lahey's recipe for No Knead Bread. Flour. Yeast. Salt. Water. And time. Simplicity itself. It is cooked inside a cast iron Dutch oven. It doesn't require kneading or working. How good could it possibly be?
Recipe: No-Knead Bread - New York Times
Well, here's the loaf as it comes from the oven:
After it was cooled a bit, I sliced in with a good bread knife:
My first attempt wasn't perfect, but was very promising. The crust is awesome: crusty, but not too thick. Carmelized, pretty, and beautiful. The inside was just a trifle too moist to be called perfect, but still is much better than any bread you'd get off the shelf at the megamart. I think I could have done a bit better job integrating the yeast during the first mix, and it probably should have left the bread in the oven for 30 minutes covered and 30 uncovered (I only did 15 uncovered). I was concerned about the bread sticking to my cast iron Dutch oven, but it just flips out. I won't worry next time.
I'll be trying this bread again shortly. I got some unbleached bread flour for next time instead of the ordinary all purpose flour I used. If you haven't given it a try before, check it out! For the price of three cups of flour and a pinch of yeast (only one quarter teaspoon) it's even economical.
If you try this, let me know how it works out.


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The logic behind inflating Robert Bolt's minimalist romantic drama Ryan's Daughter into a 12-million-dollar epic seems to have been "When David Lean directs, it's a super-spectacular." Sarah Miles (who at the time was married to Robert Bolt) stars as Rosy, the daughter of Irish pub keeper Tom Ryan (Leo McKern). Married to tweedy, sexless schoolmaster Charles Shaughnessy (Robert Mitchum), restless Rosy has an affair with British officer Randolph Doryan (Christopher Jones). When village idiot Michael (an Oscar-winning turn by John Mills) innocently uncovers evidence of Rosy's indiscretion, the local gossips begin wagging their tongues. Shaughnessy chooses to remain above the scandal, assuming that Rosy will come to her senses. Later, Rosy's father informs on a group of IRA insurgents, hoping to keep the peace in his village. The locals assume that Rosy, still enamored of Doryan, is the informer, and exact a humiliating punishment. Realizing that his very presence has caused disgrace for Rosy, Doryan kills himself. For Rosy and Shaughnessy, life goes on...not happily ever after, just ever after. The film was lensed on location in Ireland by frequent Lean collaborator Freddie Young. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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I too share your message of boasting about Tandy.The market drop didnt mean #$%$ to tandy today.Strong as ever and proud.
AS far as LEN the God ofstock Roberts goes he needs to let the rest of his oris it ours? Company know what he isa up too! DaveYou can post directly to me or the whole board itseem we"re the only one on here anyway. I wonderDave,do you think len has ever
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still wating for an answer... Want to know if
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with her bonus money....she is maxed out now and if
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we want to be on it...
How do you do the bonus buying you wrote about?
Let's face it- why wouldn't it? Sure, some might
see it as overpriced, but if we keep up ANY sales
gains (which we will), stock will keep a steady (if
slow) increase. My only worry is from what I've
gathered from the GQ meeting, it looks like we're spending
a lot of money on advertising and staffing. Will
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every January the stock is "low" the past three years,
letting my bonuses buy lots. And by July, it's a wee bit
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course, it doesn't mean squat about anything :)
charts show strong uptrend, breakout very posible, aBOVE 50 & 200 day moving avg. look to $60 soon. no hype truth
happy trading!
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You should have known they were going to blow hype up your butt!
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Fair James Caan outing. Jonathan Schaech holds his own also. Typical plot and result where there were no surprises.
An interesting flick.
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blood crime is slow, boring, unoriginal, and just a bad movie featuring james caan who is a good actor. you know the movie isn't going to be that great when its presented by the USA network. the storyline is dull as well as its pacing like i mentioned before. also, it has a bunch of austrailian actors using yank accents....that doesn't work out very well at all.
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Because of the infamous beer belly which beer might cause, the drink has been perceived as bad-for-you beverage. However, numerous studies are pointing to the fact that beer might actually have many health benefits – hip hip hooray! Of course these health benefits could be achieved only through moderate drinking, because otherwise the overconsumption of beer (or any other alcoholic beverage for that matter) might cause liver damage, heart problems or even make you fat. In this article you can find what are some of the potential health benefits of your favourite drink.
Stronger Bones
There are high levels of silicon found in beer and they are directly linked to bone health. A study carried in 2009 proved that elderly men and women who drank a drink or two a day had higher bone density, especially those who chose wine or beer as their drink. However, drinking more than two drinks a day actually increase the likelihood of getting a bone fracture if you fall. The type of ale you consume is also important and in this case it is best if you drink pale beer, because it is the richest in silicon.
Healthier Kidneys
I don't know about you, but if I drink even just one beer, almost instantly I get the urge to go to the toilet. And even though it is slightly annoying at times, it can be good for the kidneys. Beer is nearly 90% water and it can keep you hydrated, thus making your kidneys work. As a consequence, it can reduce the likelihood of developing kidney stones by 40%.
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Barcelo Brno Palace features a sauna and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities at this 5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. 5 meeting rooms are available. This Art Deco hotel also offers spa services, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) is offered to guests. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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Palazzo - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
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"I chartered one of the superb vessels of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company for a hundred and eighty thousand dollars, and invited several parties to go along with me, twelve hundred in all. I shall not take so many next time. The fewer people you take with you, the fewer there are to grumble. I did not suppose that any one could find anything to grumble at in so faultless a ship as ours, but I was mistaken. Very few of our twelve hundred had ever been so pleasantly circumstanced before, or had sailed with an abler Captain or a more obliging baggage master, but yet they grumbled. Such is human-nature. The man who drinks beer at home always criticizes the champagne, and finds fault with the Burgundy when he is invited out to dinner." – Mark Twain, in a letter to the Chicago Republican
Ah, webcomics. Like Twain's steamship, you are invited along for the ride, free of charge, for a venture beyond the bounds of the usual. And doesn't it also seem to hold true that the more people along for the ride, the more grumbling occurs?
I've touched on this subject before, and while there's always the possibility of commentary that's just outright trolling, the majority probably comes from the idea of being helpful. That we care, so the criticism we are providing will make things better somehow, particularly if we're pointing out what seem to be mistakes.
Now in looking at the issue from the other side in the case of Zombie Ranch, there has been more than once that we missed filling in the colors of a certain spot, or in the case of last week's comic forgot altogether to put the bolts and brands on the zombies that should have been there. Truth to tell I woke up the next morning suddenly realizing it and expecting to log on to find someone questioning the lapse, and yep, there it was in the very first comment. There was nothing to be done there but go "whoops" and make the correction as soon as we had the chance. Thank heavens for a digital age that makes that easy. Sooner or later we'd probably notice these mistakes ourselves (hopefully before going to any print version), but I have no problem with people bringing them up. I do wish we were perfect enough it never happened, but occasionally there's going to be a fly landing in the Burgundy glass and it's legitimate to politely point that out.
But all that said and done, there are limits. There is a line where constructive criticism just crosses over into nitpicking, and the artist(s) who invited you along on this trip might justifiably become a bit frustrated. Now I still don't think it gives an artist the right to have a public meltdown and go crazypants on someone, but my "inspiration" for the current post came from moseying by one of the latest pages for the always gorgeously drawn and composed Next Town Over.
NTO has a big audience, no doubt far bigger than ours… I don't think we've ever gotten 20 or more comments on a single page, for instance, while Erin Mehlos gets them on a regular basis. But then I look at some of those comments and see things like "The wound has moved" or a discussion of how the rain shouldn't be slanted a particular way. Now I'm no artist, but rain is not a particularly easy thing to do well, and I find the fact she's including it at all to be rather impressive, particularly since she now has a newborn child to take care of. She spends a few posts going back and forth on the idea of viewer perspective before the frustration bubble bursts:
"Assume Faraday is standing dead north: the rain is moving northeast. There is some missing splashing, I'll grant you, and it's generally an imperfect rendering; I can only spend so long on each page with an infant in my arm. Do you want your money back? "
A little snarky? Eh, could have been much worse. I've wrestled myself at times with the balance between being diplomatic and more-or-less gently reminding someone that while they may think they're being constructive, they're really not. They've crossed that line to grumbling that the free Burgundy on their free trip doesn't taste *quite* right to their palate, and it's particularly baffling to see that with a work like NTO where from my perspective the free Burgundy is still quite delicious.
But then, this is probably exactly why most webcomic artists turn off their comments sections after reaching a certain critical mass, deciding their time is better spent living their lives and creating than arguing on the Internet over the minute artistic merits of their work. After a certain level, the feedback must just start becoming white noise, or worse. That hasn't happened yet with NTO, and I give Erin a lot of credit (well, even more credit) for continuing to stay engaged with her fans even in the face of the occasional frustrating exchange, and dealing with being a new parent… a phenomenon that still makes Dawn and myself break into cold sweat to consider.
And we're still quite far away from that theorized critical mass, so the good and bad can still be parsed with aplomb and consideration. Plus, as I said before there's the occasional actual mistake. I pride myself on making every last bit of text error-free, and grammatically incorrect only insofar as I mean it to be for character and story purposes, but my "visual editing" can still be a bit hit-or-miss in the wee hours of a deadline night. I don't want to discourage anyone from pointing out what could be an honest to goodness mistake, because yeah, we've had them.
Meandering back to the other side for a moment, I think as readers of webcomics we just have to always try to be aware of the effort going into them behind the scenes, and keep in mind that we are the guests of a generous host… and for that matter, unlike Twain's steamship we are free at any moment to leave and find our glass of Burgundy elsewhere. So while I don't advocate a comments section filled with nothing but empty sycophancy, if the artist doesn't respond to a given critique, or even better actually does take the time to respond and point out the thought behind their decisions, then it's probably best to just relax and continue to enjoy the wine.


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KEB' MO', BELA FLECK -- Keb' Mo' is both an intriguing character and unabashed success story. He utilizes contemporary production values in his recordings, helping him connect as a relevant modern artist. Simultaneously, he taps the deep blues roots of Robert Johnson, Son House and others with a sincerity that validates him among blues fans. Eclectic banjo ace Bela Fleck has done much the same, although his turf, ranging from bluegrass to jazz, is harder to define. Chastain Park Amphitheatre (Powell)
TOMMY MALONE -- Ex-Subdude singer/songwriter Malone drops the Louisiana zydeco and focuses on straight-up rocking R&B, with slight funk edges, on his debut solo disc. Raw and earnest, Malone keeps the energy sizzling and the tunes tight as he whips through rollicking soul with nods to Crescent City and Memphis greats. Infectious, honest and completely unpretentious in an NRBQ kinda way, this is bar band music of the highest quality. Smith's Olde Bar (Horowitz)
PERNICE BROTHERS -- The Pernice Brothers' recent release, The World Won't End tinkers only slightly with the group's happy/sad formula, muscling in on the pervasive wistfulness with the occasional electric guitar and propulsive groove. You might even say World rocks out on occasion -- though to truly appreciate where the Pernice Brothers are coming from, you really need to purge your inner rock demon, if only temporarily. The Earl (Rowland)
RIO NEGRO -- Young local Latin jazz act Rio Negro performs a free concert in the park, beginning at 5:30 p.m. The group opens for smooth jazz guitarist Jonathan Butler. Centennial Olympic Park (Sarig)
ROLLINS BAND -- Near-legendary front-man and self-titled "throat," Henry Rollins comes to town on the verge of the release of his band's latest hard-rock juggernaut, Nice. Just a year after the release of Get Some Go Again, the sound on this album is as raw and vocal-cord shredding as ever. Rollins, in his 21st year of touring, long ago devoted himself to brutal lyrical honesty and some of the most intense delivery in rock. Sure to get the adrenaline pumping. Masquerade (Bethea)
SUGAR RAY, UNCLE KRACKER, THE START -- If you've listened to pop radio at all the last five years, you undoubtedly have at least a passing familiarity with Sugar Ray. The band's phenomenal success seems so post-modern, based more on image/lifestyle choice than actual musical merit. Also on the bill is Uncle Kracker, a Kid Rock protégé, whose rap 'n' rawk schtick is about as fresh as year-old bong water. The Start is an alt-rock band that cultivates a sound almost as generic as its name. Tabernacle (Robertson)
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FAT MATT'S RIB SHACK: The Electromatics
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Sydpilaren n6-
Normalveien n4+
Double Diamond HVS 5b
Telescope Tunnel M
Blue Sky VS 4b
Oxine VS 4c
Jacob's Ladder 16
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