Alright, everyone! As promised, here's the second part in my interview with several of the prominent SF/F bloggers! I hope you all enjoy it as much as you seem to have enjoyed the first part!
Included in the review are Chris, the Book Swede, Graeme's Fantasy Book Review, The Fantasy Review, Neth Space, Pat's Fantasy Hotlist, Rob's Blog o' Stuff, SciFiChick, Fantasy Book Critic and La Gringa from The Swivet.
Q. How do you choose the content to include in your blog?
Graeme's Fantasy Book Review: I try and switch between genre and publisher with every book I pick up, it seems fairer to everyone that way. Having said that, if an author gets in touch and sends me a book off their own back then I think it's only polite to return the favour and give their book a level of priority. I also try and give myself a break from reading (every now and then) by trying to do something a little different (film review, article etc). For me, it's about trying to keep the content fresh and also try out different things.
The Fantasy Review: I just talk about what interests me at the time but I do try to vary up my reviews between various self made book categories.
Neth Space: Whatever I feel like at the time. I review pretty much everything I read.
Pat's Fantasy Hotlist: Book reviews, interviews, giveaways, and whatever else strikes my fancy! Since more than half of my traffic doesn't frequent message boards, I also attempt to link stuff of interest.
Rob's Blog o' Stuff: Whatever catches my fancy at the time. Most often, the books I'm reading and reviewing. If I see a particular quote or something interesting on another blog, I link to it. If the NY Yankees, NJ Devils and Rutgers have my attention, they get mentions. For a while, I was featuring my beer of the week, a "feature" I might be bringing back. Of course I can't resist an interesting meme, either.
SciFiChick: If a news item hits my inbox that might be of interest to my readers, I'll post about that. Otherwise, I'll post about whatever I've read, watched, drawn, or thought about lately.
La Gringa at The Swivet: My blogging style is almost schizophrenic. Seriously! I write about whatever strikes my fancy. For the most part I try to focus on genre fiction and books. I try to post regular round-ups of both Publishers Weekly and Kirkus Reviews because the general reading public doesn't really get a chance to see these reviews, and these are the reviews that are most often driving both bookseller buys and books chosen for media reviews. I also post a regular weekly round-up of genre acquisitions and rights sales; again, this is an area that too frequently is hidden from readers. I think the trends in genre acquisitions are fascinating! I do occasional author interviews as well, but there is no rhyme or reason to it.
I do like to post funny links, just because I believe is sharing the mirth. I write stories about the Furry Machiavellian Persons (aka, the cats) because they control my life. And I write about New York City and the queer community at large because they are the things that are most important to me.
Q. There's one thing that connects all of our blogs and that's Speculative Fiction (Science Fiction/Fantasy/Horror/etc…). What is it that initially drew you to this genre of writing and what keeps you sticking around? How do you respond to critics who dismiss it?
Chris, the Book Swede: Critics who tend to dismiss it tend to forget that there's a fantastical element to some of the greatest "classics" of all time. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde, for example, with a painting that slowly ages with all the corruption and vice of it's owner, giving Dorian immortality, but at a costly price, is about the most fantastical thing ever! Lots of the themes are the same as ever, the dream or immortality, the price, etc.
There's something about this genre that captures my imagination, and I think the clue is just there: fiction, and fantasy and sci-fi in general, imagine things which may not be, but which are original and thought-provoking, as well as just damn good fun!
Graeme's Fantasy Book Review: It's simple really, there's no other genre (to my mind) that can offer me the scope that Speculative Fiction does. Even if it's only by a slight degree, I'm reading something different every time I pick a book up. It's also a form of escapism that has struck a spark in my imagination. I don't want to read about the real world, I live in it!
The Fantasy Review: My brother used to collect D&D materials and I always found myself enamoured by all of the pictures of the monsters. After that I got hooked on role playing video games and finally I read the Hobbit. After that I found a new love that would continue to grow into what it is now.
Neth Space: Well, I started reading Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time when I was a freshman in college. I was instantly hooked – while I had read a few books that fell into the SFF genre, it really was a new experience for me. Eventually I was led to the internet, which led to message boards and recommendations on where to go next. I haven't looked back since.
As for people who dismiss genre – I honestly don't pay attention to that anymore. People often are too attached to limiting definitions and way too quick to belittle opinions when they differ their own. I don't have the time or desire to engage in that discussion.
Pat's Fantasy Hotlist: Again, I'll refer you to that other interview I did. . .
Rob's Blog o' Stuff: I've always been interested in the fantastic, from the Super Friends on Saturday mornings, to playing Dungeons and Dragons in middle school, to reading Stephen King, hints of things not of this world have always intrigued me. When I attended Rutgers, I was lucky enough to take a Science Fiction Literature course, where I met my wife so perhaps there is a deeper unconscious connect. Although I didn't get to do too much non-course reading throughout college, soon after I graduated I picked up over the course of a few months among others: Ender's Game, A Game of Thrones, Lord Foul's Bane, The Dragonbone Chair, and The Eye of the World. I also joined the Science Fiction Book Club.
What keeps me sticking around? There are entirely too many books I need to read and a lot of the books I've been reading are still wowing me in their own way.
Critics? Sure it's nice when the stuff we like gets recognized outside of our circle, it's really cool to see a guy like Neil Gaiman have success in the wider audience and awesome to see a Pulitzer Prize winner like Michael Chabon embracing the genre.
Critics who dismiss it? Screw 'em, they don't know what they are missing.
SciFiChick: Ever since I watched Star Wars at 2 years old, I've loved science fiction. I've always been a devout reader, and read everything I could get my hands on. Though, my favourite genre has usually leaned towards science fiction because of the escape from reality and opening up of my imagination.
And since I usually don't agree with anything critics say, I don't pay them any heed.
La Gringa at The Swivet: I've been a genre fan since I was in second grade and stole a copy of Gertrude Friedberg's amazing book The Revolving Boy from the shelves of the library at St. Phillip the Apostle School in Brigantine, NJ. (Yeah, I know, Sister Margaret – I'm going to hell. But I'll be well-read by the time I get there!) I don't exclusively read science fiction and fantasy – it makes up about 35% of what I read. I love crime novels, mysteries, literary fiction, geeky history books (especially ancient history – yeah! Bring on the Punic Wars, baby!), queer fiction and non-fiction, paranormal romance, and graphic novels.
When I began working at Del Rey Books, I became much more involved in genre as a publishing professional. I had a great deal of success in promoting Del Rey titles because I refused to treat SF/F as a ghetto category. I pitched books to Time Magqazine, USA Today, NPR, and guess what? It worked. Good writing is good writing, regardless of what section it's shelved in. This is largely how I got mainstream reviewers to pay attention to writers like China Mieville and Richard K. Morgan.
I also started taking online promotion very seriously. I searched out bloggers who were just starting to write about genre fiction: Matt Cheney at The Mumpsimus, Rodd Lott at Bookgasm, Rob Bedford at SFF World, etc, and I treated them as professional reviewers.
SF/F most-often gets short-shrift in the mainstream media, and as a genre it is under-served in terms of there being a lot of reliable and consistent news sources. We have Locus Online, which is a labour of love by Mark Kelly. We used to have Andy Wheeler's remarkable blog for the Science Fiction Book Club. And there is SF Scope and SF Signal (both wonderful news sources that you all should be looking at on a daily basis, by the way).
But I wanted to start a blog that focused on just SF/F literature, as opposed to SF fandom, SF films, SW on TV, or SF convention gossip. There are other places that do that, and frankly – that kind of thing doesn't interest me. I'm interested in SF/F writing, and that's where I focus my efforts.
Q. With so many great new bloggers entering the blogosphere, I find myself constantly thinking "Damn, I wish I had thought of that!" when I see another blogger launch a new series of articles. Most recently this happened with The Book Swede's Quote of the Week. What are some of your favourite articles that made you wish you'd come up with it first?
Chris, the Book Swede: Wow, thank you so much, Aidan! There are a lot of good articles around that I wished I'd come up with – I really enjoyed your Changing of the Guard essays, regardless of the controversy (of which we won't mention!). I love Fantasy Book Critic's round up the whole months releases – I spot a lot of good books there – and the same for the genre acquisitions that The Swivet does. I actually don't have strength enough in my fingers to mention all the great article series out there, but I also love Neth Space's Questions Five articles, and the whole idea behind them. Graeme has some fun articles on fantasy and sci-fi, too.
Graeme's Fantasy Book Review: As a relatively new blogger it seemed like everyone had already pinched the best ideas! I like Chris' 'Quote of the Week' series and Aidan's articles in particular. I also like Neth Space's 'Questions Five' because the questions are completely irreverent and not like any others. I think the idea, that really struck me as inspired, was Tia's blog as a whole. I don't think there's any other blog that concentrates purely on debuts. I'm really surprised that no-one else thought of it, it's in a niche all by itself.
The Fantasy Review: Fantasy Book Critic's Spotlight series is one that I have always enjoyed. Angela's Thirteen Thursday articles are always enjoyable.
Neth Space: You know, I just don't think in this way. I really like what a lot of bloggers are doing out there, and I just appreciate that for what it is. I often come across places where someone does a better job of communicating what I think on a subject than I do myself, but that's a bit different.
Pat's Fantasy Hotlist: Like Ken, I never approached it that way. I'm not "competing" with anyone or any site. While I'll readily acknowledge that there is a lot of interesting stuff out there, never once did I find myself thinking that I should have come up with this or that. I like having my own little sandbox on the web, and I mainly worry about doing my own thing.
Rob's Blog o' Stuff: If I was still blogging as actively as I was in my first couple of years, I might be a bit more wound up about such things. This isn't a slight in any way, I just don't have the blogging time I did a couple of years ago. These kids are doing pretty good.
That said, I like what a lot of these folks are doing, Fantasy Book Critic in particular impresses me with the consistent amount of quality content. Aidan's Erikson stuff was great and I like Pat's "discussions" with Mystar.
SciFiChick: If I see an idea that I like, such as the Thursday 13, then I'll try to put my own little spin on it. I also love SFSignal's SF TidBits of the day, where they provide interesting links to other scifi happenings on the web.
La Gringa at The Swivet: I don't feel competitive with my fellow bloggers. I see my role in this group as someone who can point the way toward the good stuff by putting together regular round-ups of new links: reviews, interviews and discussions.
Q. Any advice for future bloggers?
Graeme's Fantasy Book Review: Don't be afraid to put yourself out there and let people know about what you're doing, it's the only way people will know that you're there. It's the same deal with publishers, apart from one publisher the rest have been more than happy to help me where they can. A lot of us have email addresses in our blogs, drop us a line if you've got a question (I'm happy to help where I can). Finally, one forum's posts are another forum's spam; have a look round first and see what's acceptable.
The Fantasy Review: Just try and have fun!
Neth Space: Don't get caught up in all – blog for yourself and not others and don't get a big head about it. Resist the delusions of grandeur that may occur and always remember to wash behind your ears.
And most importantly, constantly checking your stats is in no way healthy (though I must admit that I paused to check my blog stats 9 times during the writing of this sentence).
Pat's Fantasy Hotlist: Be yourself and find your own voice.
How can you find you own voice? That's simple, really. Just be yourself!
Too many reviewers have no voice, no personality… And that's a shame.
Rob's Blog o' Stuff: Have fun with it.
SciFiChick: Make sure you're blogging about something you love; otherwise you can easily get burned out or bored.
Fantasy Book Critic: Do it for the right reasons. It's not about getting free books or winning a popularity contest ;) Just stay true to yourself, and like most people have been saying, have fun!!!
La Gringa at The Swivet: Have fun. Don't badmouth your fellow bloggers, reviewers, editors, authors and agents. The SF/F community is too small, and it only works as a community if we remember to see it as a community.
Q. Any final plugs words, fellow bloggers?
Graeme's Fantasy Book Review: Thanks for having me along for the ride Aidan, it's been really good to get this stuff out of my head and onto the screen!
The Fantasy Review: I hope you take the time to check out my little blog. It has been a bit dormant because of a new child but expect me the blog updates to start regularly. I have lots of thoughts coming about Steven Erikson's Malazan series.
Neth Space: The fate of the world depends on you visiting Neth Space – well ok, it probably doesn't, but are you willing to take that risk?
Rob's Blog o' Stuff: If you haven't already, join the forums at SFFWorld.com, just don't make your first few posts a blatant plug for yourself or ask what you should read next.
SciFiChick: I try not to take anything too seriously, and that includes my site. So if you want a sometimes-sarcastic female's perspective on a genre that's fanbase is primarily male, feel free to stop by.
Also, I want to give a shoutout to OneRepublic! I've been a fan of theirs for a while now and their debut album "Dreaming Out Loud" finally comes out on November 20, 2007. It's fantastic! So check out their myspace page (HERE, listen to "Apologize" which is one of my favourite songs ever, and buy a copy!!!
A big thanks to everyone involved. This was a marathon and a half to put together and I couldn't be happier with how well everyone pulled through! These nine other bloggers made the interview a pleasure to conduct and exceeded all (the admittedly hight) expectations I had set. Hopefully this has been as fun for my readers as it was for us bloggers!
Don't encourage more people to create SFF book reviewing blogs. There's already way too many of us as it is!
I can't tell if you're kidding or not, Pat!
In my opinion there's always more room for good bloggers covering a subject I'm invested in. The thing that I love so much about the blog-o-sphere at the moment is that there's such variety. Every day I run across dozens of different articles covering such an awesome breadth of knowledge and opinion.
What if Scott Lynch, Hal Duncan, Joe Abercrombie and Patrick Rothfuss had looked at the Fantasy genre and thought, "You know what, there're too many fantasy authors and novels out there, so I shouldn't bother!" Instead, they didn't back down, wrote their novels, and showed even some veteran writers how it's done.
As a new blogger myself, I worry about the perception that there are too many bloggers. I feel like I, and the other bloggers who came along after me, have a lot to bring to the table! For that matter, I welcome the competition out there and feel it makes me strive more to be a better blogger and differentiate myself from the masses.
The cream will rise to the top, no matter how many blogs there are out there, and I think there are many terrific bloggers-in-waiting who just need the inspiration to get off their asses and get writing.
Wow; thanks Graeme and Robert for saying such nice things about my blog! Robert, I think we have a mutual jealousy thing going.
Do you bloggers ever get sick of it and feel like unpaid PR people with this relentless amount of new books, etc?
You've got such a great grasp on a niche area of publishing that it's not surprising that everyone is saying such nice things about you! I'm almost thinking that we could do another one of these interviews with all the bloggers I missed!
I don't worry about the unpaid part (I'm paid in free books, I suppose you could say) and, well, don't really feel like a PR person, either! I'm able to put so much of my own personality and opinion into my blog that it never feels like work or that I'm just doing something to please a publisher.
Before blogging I always had so much to say on the industry, writing, and novels but nowhere to use as an outlet. Blogging has given me that outlet and I couldn't be happier.
And, hey, if I can draw a bit of attention towards a novel I enjoy and help the publisher/author out, then all the better for all of us!
Tia, you're welcome :) And Aidan, if you do another blogger interview, you should definitely include the Fantasy Debut!


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UPDATE 1, July 23, 7:30pm: HUFFPOST SURRENDERED (partially): As documented at the end, sometime late in the afternoon of July 23, HuffPost changed its story page headline, and admitted it had done so. Yet it still has the false headline on its front page --- demonstrating once again that this was no simple "mistake," as it likes to claim when it's caught in another lie.
An "arsenal" is defined as: "an establishment for the manufacture or storage of arms and military equipment b : a collection of weapons." Most people accept this common definition.
This was the headline on HuffPost's front page at 7:45am on July 23:
A reasonable reader could only infer from this headline that the Aurora madman was able to obtain the weapons he used in his massacre online --- with no background checks. And look at the picture of those scary weapons! Those must be the ones (or like the ones) that he... supposedly bought online, with no background check. Shocking!!!
Just one little problem: HuffPost's headline is a lie --- and it knew, or should have known it was a lie, before publishing it.
The headline link led to this page, which contained the verbatim first paragraph from a New York Times article:
Unhindered by federal background checks or government oversight, the 24-year-old man accused of killing a dozen people inside a Colorado movie theater was able to build what the police called a 6,000-round arsenal legally and easily over the Internet, exploiting what critics call a virtual absence of any laws regulating ammunition sales.
Read the whole story at The New York Times
Following that link leads one to this page at the New York Times --- to a story that contains this headline:
"Suspect Bought Large Stockpile of Rounds Online"
The next two paragraphs of the Times' story claim:
With a few keystrokes, the suspect, James E. Holmes, ordered 3,000 rounds of handgun ammunition, 3,000 rounds for an assault rifle and 350 shells for a 12-gauge shotgun — an amount of firepower that costs roughly $3,000 at the online sites — in the four months before the shooting, according to the police. It was pretty much as easy as ordering a book from Amazon.
He also bought bulletproof vests and other tactical gear, and a high-capacity "drum magazine" large enough to hold 100 rounds and capable of firing 50 or 60 rounds per minute — a purchase that would have been restricted under proposed legislation that has been stalled in Washington for more than a year.
Clearly, the (actual) NY Times story refers to ammunition --- not weapons.
Under current laws --- as HuffPost knew, or should have known --- no one can buy weapons online without a background check.
Bottom line: HuffPost lied to its global audience of readers --- the largest on the Internet --- by falsely claiming that one can "buy weapons online without background check."
Let's take another look at the story page headline that HuffPost wrote --- even though it knew the New York Times was talking only about ammunition?
Furthermore, how does the Times feel about HuffPost taking its content, then manipulating the headline to incite a false perception among readers --- which appears to be the fault of the Times itself? Remember --- the headline from the Times story that HuffPost cited read:
So why would HuffPost deliberately lie to its global audience? Ask its top people!
If you believe that's a question worth asking, here's who to contact, and how:
Tim Armstrong, Chairman and CEO
Here's AOL's general feedback form
President and Editor in Chief
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Mario Ruiz
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You might also consider contacting HuffPost's advertisers --- the entities that make possible its pathological lies (below).
HuffPost uses Rep. Giffords as a political prop to falsely accuse conservatives, Sarah Palin of inciting shooter
HuffPost smears Sarah Palin and the NRA, again (users erupt in hate-fest; HuffPost: "Approved!!!")
HuffPost smears Tea Party again, on false charge of racism; user hate-fest erupts (HuffPost: "Approved!!!")
HuffPost triples-down on false smears against Tea Party; user hate-fest erupts (HuffPost: "Approved!!!")
UPDATE July 23, 7:30pm: HUFFPOST SURRENDERS (in part):
Sometime late in the afternoon of July 23, HuffPost changed its headline, and admitted it had done so.
Thanks to all those who wrote in to HuffPost, its advertisers, and the New York Times!!!
1) HUFF-WATCH's expose' was picked up in the late morning as an "Editor's Pick" by NewsBusters, one of the most popular conservative websites (see lower right):
2) The HW expose' was also picked up by Robert Moon at Examiner.com, who indicated that as of 4:30pm, HuffPost still had not corrected the headline containing the lie.
3) Sometime between 4:30pm and 6:00pm, HuffPost changed the headline, and admitted it had done so:
HuffPost posted the original screaming headline containing the lie sometime before 2:30am on July 23, as indicated by this first user comment on it, timed at 2:29am:
So, for more than 16 hours, HuffPost had the ability to stand atop the corpses in Aurora, CO and foist another lie --- its second in two days, as we documented here. And as it claims it receives more than a million unique visitors per day, its act of deliberate dishonesty may have misinformed two-thirds of a million people.
Update 7:30pm: Reader "Janie" wrote in and pointed out that even though HuffPost changed its story page headline, it had not changed its front page headline copy. It did, however, replace the picture of AR-15s with pistol bullets:
This is one more indication of the fact that this was not all an innocent "mistake," as HuffPost likes to claim when HUFF-WATCH proves its lies, and its deliberate propagation of falsehoods and incitement of hate.
Bottom line: Even though it (partially) surrendered at the end, for an entire news cycle on the first Monday after a national tragedy, HuffPost was able to misinform to advance its subversive agenda. And so far, not a single mainstream "journalist" has confronted Arianna about her consistent pattern of turning truth and reality on their heads in order to craft false, incitement-based "news" articles.
There is much work to do. But success will be built on small victories --- and today was victory. Thanks for your help!!!
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So what does it mean for one to follow Jesus? Contact us today to learn more.
For those that are seeking, Jesus frequently offered a simple invitation: Follow me. What did He mean by that? For those to whom He spoke directly in biblical times, it was often quite literal. He was inviting them to go with Him, to stay with Him as he journeyed throughout Palestine, teaching and healing. But the early church preserved such stories within the Bible, with a sense that those words of invitation were extended to people throughout the ages.
The invitation is offered as an opportunity to learn from Jesus how to live authentically. The beautiful life Jesus lived marked by a passionate love for God and a compassion for people, is something we can learn. Humility and forgiveness are traits we can develop. The practices of prayer and worship can be cultivated. But we need a teacher and an example.
Jesus offers to take on that role in our lives.
If we want to learn how to do something well, whether a craft or skill, we might apprentice ourselves to a master. We spend time with them. We observe them. We let them instruct us and correct us. We seek to model ourselves after them. Craftsmen, artists, and athletes alike hone and perfect their abilities in this way.
Following Jesus and becoming a disciple of Jesus is like becoming the apprentice of a master. An apprentice decides to spend time with the master to become more like the master. So what do you do if you want to learn to live life well? Where do you go if you want to live in a way that corresponds to the way God created human beings to live? You seek out an example of a life that has been lived in that way. This is what Jesus offers when he says, Follow me.
What it means to follow Jesus, to be his apprentice in learning to live life, is relatively straightforward. It first means that we have come to desire the life he offers. We have determined that Jesus is who he claims to be and that He is the source of the wisdom and knowledge that we are seeking.
In biblical accounts, Jesus uses hunger and thirst to describe our spiritual longings and portrays Himself as the bread of life and the living water. Following Jesus begins with faith or trust in him and his promises, as it would with any teacher.
Second, following Jesus means being with Him. This is not an online course. Christians believe that Jesus Christ died for the sins of humankind but was also resurrected from the dead and thus remains personally available to his followers and available to be known and experienced. We experience his presence and hear His voice through practices like prayer, worship, and reading the Bible. These practices allow us to be intentionally with our teacher so that we may learn to follow him.
Third, following Jesus means learning to obey Him. Ultimately, what is the point of having an expert teacher if one does not do what the teacher says? We do not follow Jesus by occasionally going to Him for advice when we are in pain but by trusting Him as the source of wisdom from which we wish to learn.
Take a look at some of Jesus own words. Therefore everyone who hears these words of mine and puts them into practice is like a wise man who built his house on the rock. The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house; yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock. But everyone who hears these words of mine and does not put them into practice is like a foolish man who built his house on sand. The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house, and it fell with a great crash.
The purpose of this apprenticeship is to learn to live your real, present life with all its responsibilities, relationships, and roles as Jesus would live it if it were His.
How might one get started on the adventure of following Jesus in the twenty-first century? Begin by asking. Christians often ask Jesus to help them to see Him more clearly and to know his reality. This is one way of expressing the desire to learn what Jesus has to teach us about life in God's kingdom.
Then start to use every means available to learn more about Jesus and to understand his teaching. Reading the four Gospels - Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John - is a good starting point to come to know Jesus and His ways more fully.
The final step is making a decision. We decide to follow Jesus. We apprentice our lives with Him. We commit to listening to Him, to obeying Him, and to allowing Him to shape our lives. No one follows Jesus perfectly. But over time, the disciple begins to reflect his master's influence.
Jesus lived a perfect life, died a substitutionary (in place of) death on a cross so that our sins, past and present, would be forgiven. He was resurrected, defeated death, and became the Savior of the world. We must decide to follow Jesus. It's decision time.


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I wanted to start a new thread, but I guess I can't yet. Apologies if it's not really relevant to this thread, but I have a question.
Because I've started the paleo diet, I have to avoid whey (and all dairy products) - but I don't know anybody in real life who uses anyhting but whey protein. I mean most people use whey as a synonym for protein powder in general lol... So my question is, are non-whey protein powders legit? I've been looking around and I think an egg-based protien powder like one of these is my best option cause I don't want to go with some weitrd vegan hemp stuff lol. I just want to make sure that this stuf actually works, I mean there must be a reason that EVERYONE uses whey... if it ain't broke don't fix it, right? Could somebody give me some advice if the egg protein I linked will work as well as whey? THanks a lot.


As Tally Hall fans, we're obviously pretty smart people. But we don't always know too much about the other bands Tally Hall is playing with, despite the fact that many of us became fans by way of seeing Tally Hall opening up for others.
So I've agreed to do a little interview with with Jukebox The Ghost (JtG) in order to better acquaint ourselves with them. A Philadelphia-based band, born out of Washington, DC; They've played with Tally Hall in the past, at a show here in Philly, actually. But I agreed to this on one condition… I could let the Tally Hall fans, The HITS Community, ask the questions. Luckily, some of these fans were already acquainted with Jukebox The Ghost.
Tommy Siegel (guitar/vocals) fielded the questions posed by the fans of Tally Hall.
This tour marks the 2nd time you've met Tally Hall. What do you think about them as a band and as individuals?
Ben was actually a big fan of Tally Hall before we were even called Jukebox the Ghost — He somehow caught wind of them in 2006 while he was studying abroad in college and brought us all out to one of their shows in DC later that year. As a band, they're excellent — And as men, they're manly. Very, very nice guys and very funny.
Tell us where the name Jukebox the Ghost comes from and were there any other names you were considering calling yourselves?
We were called 'The Sunday Mail' in college for a couple of years, but we all hated the band name and were dying to find a new one. We all spent awhile poring through books, lyrics, and anything else we could think of for band name ideas. Jukebox the Ghost is really a team effort — I got Jukebox from a Captain Beefheart lyric, Ghost came from a Nabokov passage that Ben liked, and we put them together with 'the'. The ghost logo came to me as soon as we thought of the name.
You hail from Washington DC but moved to Philadelphia. As someone who grew up and lives in the Philly area, why in the world would you choose here?
It's cheaper than DC! Well, that IS the original reason we moved there — But now we actually love the city on its own merits. Its status as a perpetually underrated and ignored major city on the east coast means it's incredibly cheap to live in, there's a great art/music scene, and lots of like-minded 20-somethings with beards wandering around with crappy jobs and bicycles. Plus, it's a short drive from NYC, DC, and Baltimore, which is great for touring.
You're preparing to release your follow-up to 2008's Let Live & Let Ghosts. What sound is JtG going for on the new album? Does it have a name yet? Definitive release date?
It's a bit more mature than the last one, but we definitely still sound like the same band. The first album was recorded in a rush in college since we didn't have any budget, so we didn't get to do a lot of things that we wanted to do. This new album took a full month to record, so we had a lot of time to make sure we were proud of the arrangements and production. No title yet, no release date — But we should know more about that in a few weeks.
Is songwriting more a collaborative effort with Jukebox The Ghost or is it more individually powered?
Ben and I both write songs separately and then bring them to band practice for arranging. Generally, if you see one of us singing lead on a song, that means that person wrote that song.
Getting back to LL&LG… the finale was a 3-part rock opera and there were at least 2 other instances where songs flowed into each other. Was this a preconceived notion going into the studio or did the idea evolve during the recording process?
It was a pre-concieved notion — I spent my junior and senior year of college working on an 'end of the world' rock opera — Beady Eyes, Miss Templeton's, Static, and the last three songs on the album are all part of that sequence. Eventually, we ended up splitting up songs and making it a little more digestible for a pop format — But if I ever have extra cash to throw around, I'd love to record the whole song sequence by itself as its own album just to see what it would sound like with the addition of the material that didn't make it onto Let Live and Let Ghosts.
How'd you score the Ben Folds opening slot? Tell us about that experience.
Lots of well-executed manager-to-manager pestering by our manager, Seth. And a little bit of luck.
Tally Hall song? Spring and a Storm.
Breakfast Cereal? Cheerios. But I'm dull in the morning.
Venue? The Paradiso in Amsterdam. Just played there on our last tour — it's a beautiful church with multiple side-rooms. Plus, being in Amsterdam helps.
Day Of The Year? Thanksgiving.
What do you think the most important factors are for a new, original band to be able to rise up above the throngs of cover bands and other original acts out there all competing and playing the same venues around their respective town?
I really think that if you have a strong local fanbase, the rest will follow. If you don't have a solid local base, I'm not sure how you can feel confident enough in the music to attempt a national breakthrough or something. For us, it was a long time of perfecting our sound and working up a DC fanbase before we even tried any serious touring. And I think that's for the better — We became a much better band from trying to make fans in our own city. "The Sunday Mail" would have sucked on a real tour, most likely.
Just before this tour with Tally Hall & Skybox, you were exhaustively touring Europe, which seemed like quite an adventure. Would you say it was worth it at this point in JtG's career?
Absolutely worth it. It's incredible to me that we have the germ of a fanbase in Germany — And that the next time we go there, we could actually have a small crowd. Not to mention, touring 14 countries in Europe in a Fiat was an experience that will be hard to match.
What do you think of Tally Hall's fans?
They seem kind of similar to our usual fans (read: a little nerdy like us), so we love 'em. Two thumbs up.
Thumbs up, indeed! Thanks everyone for your suggested questions.


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What do we think of the world's first "flick 'n' write"?
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Set in the beautiful Mexican desert of the same name, Sonora has some incredibly striking artwork, so striking in fact that Sam wanted to buy this game the second he saw it on Instagram! Eventually I caved and we bought it, but in a way I am slightly regretting it because since our first game (which I won by a single point), he has won five in a row, and I cannot seem to beat him (is he cheating?!)…
So how on earth does a flick 'n' write work? Well first you flick stuff, then you write stuff. Then you flick some more stuff, and write some more stuff. Whoever flicks the best and writes the best after six rounds wins! Ok I'll explain in a little more detail than that, but you get the idea. It still comes under the same, more general genre of roll and write games (if you follow these reviews you'll see that we're a big fan of them), such as Ganz Schon Clever, Cartographers, Railroad Ink etc. and I think this game is right up there with the best.
Each player has five coloured discs, numbered one to five. You take it in turns to flick these discs onto the desert, which is split into four stunningly illustrated quadrants representing different areas on your wipe-clean player board. You have the Creek Bed, the Canyon, the Mudcracks and the Cliff-Dweller Ruins. Each of these have different ways of scoring you points when it comes to the write phase. Touch any of the bonus spots littered around the desert and the number value will be doubled, so if your opponent sneaks onto one of them, be sure to try and bash them out the way!
There's no way that pink 5 will still be there after all the discs are flicked!
Once all the discs are in the desert and you've forgiven one another for knocking each other's discs away from the bonuses, it's time for the writing phase. The numbers on the discs allow you to do varying amounts of crossing off in the section the disc landed in. They are each their own little mini-game and the sum of your points across these areas will be your final score at the end. Choose to focus on one or two of them or try and spread across all four, its up to you!
In the Cliff-Dweller Ruins (iguana), you add up your discs' values, then cross off that number of hexes in whichever group you fancy. Finish off a group of hexes and you'll score those points at the end of the game (some even give you a cheeky instant bonus). Keep an eye on what your opponents are doing here because only one person can score the top bonus on each group!
In the Creek Bed (owl), you start at the top and work your way down, scoring points each time you circle a number. The points towards the bottom are HUGE, so once you're down there, putting your 1 and 2 discs in that area will get you some epic scores!
Down in the Canyon (fox), each number disc corresponds to a shape you can circle within the crossword-like maze, where you will find points-scoring cacti and a whole host of bonuses. My top tip is, even if you don't go crazy for the Canyon, you should still do a little bit, as there are some great bonuses near to where you start!
Finally we have the Mudcracks (rabbit), where you add the value of all your discs in the area and cross off "nodes", which will gradually surround cacti which score you varying numbers of points at the end of the game. The ones close to your starting point in the centre score fewer points, and get more rewarding the further out you go.
In the Canyon. Not only are you trying to circle cacti, don't miss out on the bonuses (the bunnies, owls, and the black symbols)
The bonuses you get across the four quadrants allow you to get even more out of each round. In fact, it's possible to get one bonus which then leads to you crossing off another, and another, and so on! This is where you will win the game, try and make the most of the bonuses which are nearby!
My other tip for Sonora would be, whilst you shouldn't worry too much about where your discs end up, as the game goes on and you get further down the Creek Bed, maybe try to get your 1s and 2s into that area because those two discs could score 18 or even 20 points!
After five (quick), six (normal) or seven (long) rounds, you work out your scores in each of the four areas and declare a winner. I don't see any point in doing seven rounds, so we always just do six.
I really love Sonora, despite the fact I always lose! It's a stunner to look at, the artwork is so interesting and inviting. There's enough skill involved in the flicking to make it not feel completely random but there's still a lovely amount of chaos too. The really good players (e.g. Sam) will find a way to maximise their discs no matter where they end up, grabbing all available bonuses along the way. It's thinkier than most other roll and writes we've played, but I would say it contains the right amount of brain burn. It goes without saying but with other games in the genre the "roll" element is completely random, whereas with Sonora there is some small element of skill involved.
It is possible (especially towards the end of the game) to get into a bit of analysis paralysis, so mine and Sam's ethos is just go for it, try not to worry too much about it, and enjoy the ride.
One criticism could be that there isn't much replayability with Sonora because there's only one side to the player boards (well, they're double sided, but they're the same on both sides). Perhaps they could have given two different sides to give two slightly different challenges? Even so, we've played it six times already and there are plenty more people we want to introduce to it, we aren't bored of it yet! It does feel as though Sonora would be easy to add expansions, by introducing modular quadrants that you could add in and out, but how they would link up with each other is a job for someone cleverer than me 🙂
Overall I would completely recommend Sonora to you, it's up there with my favourite roll and writes (Cartographers is my absolute favourite – currently being lent to a friend so I can't provide a review!), its pretty, easy to learn and fun to play.
Sam wins. Again.
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Despite offering a riveting, high-energy origin story, "Alita" lacks a genuine ending and this leaves the narrative frustratingly unfinished.
Its combination of good pacing and a willingness to tell a story remind us of what summer movies once were.
This edition of "The Jungle Book" may not go down in history as a classic but kids (and maybe their parents) will love it all the same.
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This is why you should resist getting back with your ex, according to science
A new study has found that people who want to get back with their ex are driven by a sense of self-doubt and identity loss. Here's why you should resist the impulse.
It's not surprising that a lot of us have thought about our exes in this year of upheaval. Social isolation, coupled with time on our hands, has got us hankering for the past with a pang of nostalgic longing.
We want to hark back to a time when things were easier, happier and more carefree. And – although your past relationship ended for a reason – it's easy to gloss over the messier elements when you're three glasses of pinot down on a lonely Sunday night.
Suddenly that boy or girl who gifted you a trove of tears and anger once upon a time assumes the role of hero: the one mythical figure who can make life better. That casual text becomes more and more tempting.
Yet, for those who've been hit by exactly that craving, it's important that you resist.
An intriguing new study from two American psychology academics finds that people who are most driven to reconnect with their ex feel that way due to a loss of sense of self.
Titled Putting Me Back Together By Getting Back Together, the research by authors Morgan Cope and Brent Mattingly followed the thought processes of 180 participants in their 30s who had recently suffered a breakup.
"Participants who needed more reassurance and love in their relationships (ie those high in attachment anxiety), were more interested in getting back together," writes relationship coach Dr. Gary W. Lewandowski Jr., explaining the results of the study in Psychology Today.
"A major reason was that greater attachment anxiety coincided with greater confusion over who they were as a person (i.e., lower self-concept clarity), which was also associated with wanting to rekindle the past relationship."
This, in turn, suggests a powerful link between your past relationship and the loss of self that it engendered.
"If you felt like your partner helped make you feel like 'you', the obvious solution to not feeling like yourself is to bring back the person who helped make you feel whole," Lewandowski explains.
If this is the case it may point to an element of codependency in your former relationship: that is, you put your ex's feelings, desires and overall sense of wellbeing far ahead of your own needs.
This compulsive pattern of behaviour is very common and typically kicks into play in tight-knit, passionate relationships.
There's a fine line between falling in love and losing who you are. And so, as you "fall for" someone, there's a risk you may simultaneously begin to lose focus on your own identity and boundaries (often without even realising it).
This familiar dynamic is then amplified when you break-up, as your sense of self – anchored as it is to your partner – is thrown further into disarray.
"I was hugely in denial when I broke up with who I thought was the big love of my life," digital manager Cara*, 27, tells Stylist. "For years I was desperate to know what he was doing, clutching on to any breadcrumbs that would give me an excuse to strike up conversation and feeling hugely validated whenever he'd reciprocate.
"I wasn't happy at the time (clearly), but I also wasn't happy in the relationship because I relied soheavily on him and our coupledom defining who I was. My world revolved around him and I let it continue to do so even after we ended things."
However painful breakups are – indeed the shock affects us physically as well as emotionally – they are at least a chance to rediscover who you are, outside the boundaries of you in a couple.
Most people experience an erosion of self during a long-term relationship, even if that occurs in a more benign way. That is, losing your identity isn't the result of your partner's manipulative behaviour (though that's all too often the case) – it's simply the gradual outcome of you aligning your life so closely within someone else's.
Regardless, it's not a healthy state to be in. Research shows that we thrive when we're autonomous; when we have the ability to take control of our own needs, goals and desires.
Science is also clear on the fact that reconnecting with an ex – even for a one-night stand – makes the pain of a breakup worse, and more intense to move on from.
The upshot? Instead of looking back in wake of a messy split, try to take stock of who you are in the present. Sooner or later the real you will reemerge, and you'll be all the stronger for it.
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Apple AirPods was first launched in September 2016, alongside the iPhone 7. It has an excellent sound quality, pleasant accuracy of the Siri control (quite surprising), a great auto play/pause function, and also an impressive call quality. But it's been more than two years, and we didn't hear anything about there being an upgrade or not, until now.
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Apple earpods are undoubtedly a very great accessory. But right now, there is a high probability that there will be a second-generation one very soon which will most likely include health tracking-related features. This means that the next set of AirPods will be more desirable and useful. Let's look at the new features that come with Apple's "AirPods 2" earpods.
Apple has been very interested in health these days. In December 2018, ECG support was launched on the Apple Watch, and platforms like Health Records has continued to spread to more Apple users. Tim Cook was speaking to CNBC not too long ago, and he was quoted saying that he believes the company's "greatest contribution to mankind" will be related to their health.
This week, a publication on Digitimes stated that Apple has planned on adding health monitoring features to the AirPods 2 that will be launching this year. We really do not understand what this mean, but we've heard something similar before.
Last month, a patent right was also granted to Apple which reveals that biometric sensors will most likely be added to the AirPods design. The biometric sensors will be used to check one's heart rate.
We all know that the iPhone and Apple Watch already have some health-related features, so we shouldn't be too surprised to see the company adding health features to the AirPods.
During the first periods of its launch in 2016, the AirPods was like the talk of town because of its bright white design and extra-long stem. But seriously, this design is very iconic and it became very famous with the public.
In a Digitimes publication, it was stated that to include the proposed health functionalities, Apple will create a new design for the AirPods.
Noise cancellation was also named as a flagship feature for the new AirPods, according to the Barclays report. As we also stated easier, the new AirPods will be water resistant "not to be submerged in water" — but can survive in the rain.
Besides, we have no information on how Apple will change the design. So many users gave their opinion on the company making the earpods available in different colors like space grey of jet black. We also feel the company will reduce the size of them, that's just a speculation for now though.
Last week, the initial Beta of iOS 12.2 was released by Apple, and a setup interface was spotted for "Hey Siri" support that is directly integrated into AirPods.
Right now, if you want to make use of Siri on your earpods, you have to tap on one of your earbuds to activate it. But with the "Hey Siri" integration, its activation will be hands-free, and have Siri directly respond into your ears. This feature is available right now on HomePod, iPhone, and iPad.
A prediction was made last month by Ming-Chi Kuo who is a veteran analyst. He stated that Apple's wireless charging AirPods will arrive within the first quarter of this year.
A wireless charging AirPods case simply works by you placing your AirPods on a wireless charger to power it. It is very possible that the wireless charging will be limited to AirPower, which is just like the wireless charging technology available in Apple Watch.
Basically, the W1 chip powers the AirPods. But recently, new Apple Watch models have been powered by the W2 chip. It is quite certain that the AirPods 2 will be powered by the W2 chip, including Bluetooth 5.0.
This upgrade on its connectivity would increase the Apple earpods' speed, range, and more. You will also experience quicker playback and pairing.
See the full specs list and price of Apple Airpods 2.
What do you have to say about the new features? Let us know in the comments section.


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I am struggling to understand the "don't impose your values" argument. According to this popular belief, it is wrong, and perhaps dangerous, to vote your moral convictions unless everybody else already shares them. Of course if everybody already shares them, no imposition would be necessary.
Those who think Christians should keep their moral views to themselves, it seems to me, are logically bound to deplore many praiseworthy causes, including the abolition movement, which was mostly the work of the evangelical churches courageously applying Christian ideas of equality to the entrenched institution of slavery. The slaveowners, by the way, frequently used "don't impose your values" arguments, contending that whether they owned blacks or not was a personal and private decision and therefore nobody else's business. The civil rights movement, though an alliance of Christians, Jews and nonbelievers, was primarily the work of the black churches arguing from explicitly Christian principles.
The "don't impose" people make little effort to be consistent, deploring, for example, Catholics who act on their church's beliefs on abortion and stem cells, but not Catholics who follow the pope's insistence that rich nations share their wealth with poor nations, or his opposition to the death penalty and the invasion of Iraq.
If the "don't impose" people wish to mount a serious argument, they will have to attack "imposers" on both sides of the issues they discuss, not just their opponents. They will also have to explain why arguments that come from religious beliefs are less worthy than similar arguments that come from secular principles or simply from hunches or personal feelings. Nat Hentoff, a passionate opponent of abortion, isn't accused of imposing his opinions because he is an atheist. The same arguments and activity by a Christian activist would likely be seen as a violation of some sort.
Consistency would also require the "don't impose" supporters to speak up about coercive schemes intended to force believers to violate their own principles: anti-abortion doctors and nurses who are required in some jurisdictions to study abortion techniques; Catholic agencies forced to carry contraceptive coverage in health plans; evangelical college groups who believe homosexuality is a sin defunded or disbanded for not allowing gays to become officers in their groups; the pressure from the ACLU and others to force the Boy Scouts to admit gays, despite a Supreme Court ruling that the Scouts are entitled to go their own way.
Then there is the current case of Rocco Buttiglione, an Italian Christian Democrat who was named to be justice and home affairs commissioner of the European Union, then rejected for having an opinion that secular liberals find repugnant: He believes homosexuality is a sin. The Times of London attacked the hounding of Buttiglione "for holding personal beliefs that are at odds with the prevailing social orthodoxy … despite a categorical statement that he would not let those beliefs intrude upon policy decisions." The Times said this is a clear attempt by Buttiglione's opponents to impose their views. No word of protest yet from "don't impose" proponents.
Sometimes the "don't impose" argument pops up in an odd form, as when John Kerry tried to define the stem-cell argument as science vs. ideology. But the stem-cell debate in fact featured ideology vs. ideology: the belief that the chance to eliminate many diseases outweighs the killing of infinitesimal embryos vs. the belief that killing embryos for research is a moral violation and a dangerous precedent. Both arguments are serious moral ones.
Those who resent religiously based arguments often present themselves as rational and scientific, whereas people of faith are dogmatic and emotional. This won't do. As professor Volokh argues, "All of our opinions are ultimately based on unproven and unprovable moral premises." No arguments are privileged because they come from secular people, and none are somehow out of bounds because they come from people of faith. Religious arguments have no special authority in the public arena, but the attempt to label those arguments as illegitimate because of their origin is simply a fashionable form of prejudice. Dropping the "don't impose" argument would be a step toward improving the political climate.


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FTX's Crypto Empire Grows With Washington Wizards Partnership
The cryptocurrency exchange FTX.US has turned heads yet again with another incredible partnership that is putting its name (as well as that of the world of cryptocurrencies) front and center in the sports world.
Led by CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, FTX's latest sports endeavor is with the managing company behind NBA's Washington Wizards. The deal positions FTX.US as the official crypto exchange of D.C.-based Monumental Sports and Entertainment (MSE) and its properties, as well as their exclusive non-fungible token (NFT) partner. MSE's portfolio of properties include the NBA's Washington Wizards, the NHL's Washington Capitals, and the WNBA's Washington Mystics, as well as where they all play: Capital One Arena.
The multi-year deal is a collaboration that works to broaden the collaborative innovation opportunities for both MSE and FTX as cryptocurrency's popularity continues to surge. As the official NFT partner for MSE, the FTX.US NFT platform will hold exclusive rights to any NFT drops by any of the Monumental Sports teams.
Known as the "Steve Jobs of crypto," this 29-year old visionary and crypto billionaire took the DeFi world by storm when he established the crypto derivatives exchange FTX in Hong Kong back in 2017. The young billionaire has since managed to put FTX at the forefront of crypto and sports partnerships, giving his crypto exchange an unbeatable audience of regulators, fans, and potential customers.
Commenting on the matter, Jim Van Stone, president of business operations and COO of MSE said, "The integration of blockchain technology with the sports experience has only just begun…"Together we are going to advance to an entirely new frontier which will ignite fans beyond what they can even imagine today."
This is far from FTX's first foray into the world of sports. Previously, the crypto exchange had announced that they would be sponsoring Major League Baseball (MLB), becoming the first cryptocurrency exchange to sponsor in professional US sports. As part of the deal, MLB umpire uniforms will have an FTX logo patch. Another marker of brand awareness and equity, FTX also bought 19-year naming rights to the home of the NBA's Miami Heat for $135 million; it will now be known as the FTX Arena. Another noteworthy deal included fronting $210 million for a multi-year deal to change the name of U.S. eSports team TSM to TSM FTX.
It seems as though FTX's interest in sports was contagious. Back in November, competing US crypto exchange Crypto.com coughed up $700 million on a 20-year stadium naming deal for Los Angeles' Staple Center, the home of the NBA's Lakers and Kings, and the NHL's Kings. The 20,000 seat arena has been open for twenty-two years now and hosts approximately 250 events each year, with an annual average of 4 million guests passing through. By gaining naming rights for the next twenty years, the arena will serve as a constant ad for brand awareness for the crypto exchange platform. News of this also propelled Crypto.com's native token CRO to be the world's 13th largest cryptocurrency by market cap.
It is clear that the worlds of sports and cryptocurrency have only just begun colliding.
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The three-county probation system has been asked by the National Institute of Corrections, which is part of the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, to determine the feasibility of adopting a probation model called dosage probation.
"The theory of dosage, it's not time-based, it's programming-based," said James Johnson, community services supervisor for DFO Community Corrections. "You complete the prescribed amount of programming, and once you meet a specific amount of hours, then you are eligible for discharge of probation. It's really the amount of programs, homework, interventions that you participate in."
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Letter from William Edgerton to Augusta Tenney, regarding his life as a soldier - Page 1 front. December 24, 1863. Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries. University of Houston Digital Library. Web. April 18, 2019. https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/p15195coll31/item/885/show/881.
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