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I'm sorry Nathan I love your blog, but even after re-reading your original post, the links attached and studies cited I couldn't disagree more. By your argument we may as well roll up the Arts too. How many authors, poets dramatists et al, who are successful even household names have died, been psychologically maimed and emotionally damaged for art by suicide or alcoholism and substance abuse? --the psychic brain and soul crushing injuries inflicted on writers, musicians artists and on the arts as a whole; An indifferent and more often salacious public all too happy to watch if not cheer on, an artist's slide into dissolution, despair and even death **most of the time without commiserate salary or meager compensation** is to say the least as compelling an argument for boycotting the arts based on your criteria for eschewing football. And, while also chosen vocation, the artist is often at the mercy of a very cruel and ungenerous profession. (I'm a professional artist -for 20 yrs now, through thin and thick and very thin and thinner --today at 49 paying everything out of pocket and with no savings or major success to call my own, I keep going because, like so many of my 'sport' through the centuries, I am compelled. I LOVE what I do. No matter how little I have to show beyond psychic trauma and destitute circumstance that brings no sympathy from any audience (but makes for great material), I love what I do. The emotional pain and risk of personal injury in pursuit of what I LOVE doing -nea' BEING, and my part in the larger world of The Arts and humanity, is why I keep walking it off, rejecting the rejection (even from you once upon a time ;-))to get back up, knowing, that no one is ever going to boycott or write for boycott of my 'sport' on my behalf. What's more:in my decrepitude and upon my ignoble and unnoticed demise, I will most likely, like many before me, be blamed for my impractical folly. I do understand your point, I guess it just depends on what you consider entertainment and sport and what one finds worthy of boycotting and championing. For me, a fairly new Seattleite (I'm still mad at you Coach Carroll),I'll be pulling for my home team The Ravens and Ray Lewis -who without football, arguably, would have had a very short and violent life instead of the second chance he created through his beloved sport. Ok I'm warmed up now -back to work on my book --and I'm really sorry you're going to have to hear about the 49'rs crushing defeat ;-)
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I'm sorry Nathan I love your blog, but even after re-reading your original post, the links attached and studies cited I couldn't disagree more. By your argument we may as well roll up the Arts too. How many authors, poets dramatists et al, who are successful even household names have died, been psychologically maimed and emotionally damaged for art by suicide or alcoholism and substance abuse? --the psychic brain and soul crushing injuries inflicted on writers, musicians artists and on the arts as a whole; An indifferent and more often salacious public all too happy to watch if not cheer on, an artist's slide into dissolution, despair and even death **most of the time without commiserate salary or meager compensation** is to say the least as compelling an argument for boycotting the arts based on your criteria for eschewing football. And, while also chosen vocation, the artist is often at the mercy of a very cruel and ungenerous profession. (I'm a professional artist -for 20 yrs now, through thin and thick and very thin and thinner --today at 49 paying everything out of pocket and with no savings or major success to call my own, I keep going because, like so many of my 'sport' through the centuries, I am compelled. I LOVE what I do. No matter how little I have to show beyond psychic trauma and destitute circumstance that brings no sympathy from any audience (but makes for great material), I love what I do. The emotional pain and risk of personal injury in pursuit of what I LOVE doing -nea' BEING, and my part in the larger world of The Arts and humanity, is why I keep walking it off, rejecting the rejection (even from you once upon a time ;-))to get back up, knowing, that no one is ever going to boycott or write for boycott of my 'sport' on my behalf. What's more:in my decrepitude and upon my ignoble and unnoticed demise, I will most likely, like many before me, be blamed for my impractical folly. I do understand your point, I guess it just depends on what you consider entertainment and sport and what one finds worthy of boycotting and championing. For me, a fairly new Seattleite (I'm still mad at you Coach Carroll),I'll be pulling for my home team The Ravens and Ray Lewis -who without football, arguably, would have had a very short and violent life instead of the second chance he created through his beloved sport. Ok I'm warmed up now -back to work on my book --and I'm really sorry you're going to have to hear about the 49'rs crushing defeat ;-)
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I'm sorry Nathan I love your blog, but even after re-reading your original post, the links attached and studies cited I couldn't disagree more. By your argument we may as well roll up the Arts too. How many authors, poets dramatists et al, who are successful even household names have died, been psychologically maimed and emotionally damaged for art by suicide or alcoholism and substance abuse? --the psychic brain and soul crushing injuries inflicted on writers, musicians artists and on the arts as a whole; An indifferent and more often salacious public all too happy to watch if not cheer on, an artist's slide into dissolution, despair and even death **most of the time without commiserate salary or meager compensation** is to say the least as compelling an argument for boycotting the arts based on your criteria for eschewing football. And, while also chosen vocation, the artist is often at the mercy of a very cruel and ungenerous profession. (I'm a professional artist -for 20 yrs now, through thin and thick and very thin and thinner --today at 49 paying everything out of pocket and with no savings or major success to call my own, I keep going because, like so many of my 'sport' through the centuries, I am compelled. I LOVE what I do. No matter how little I have to show beyond psychic trauma and destitute circumstance that brings no sympathy from any audience (but makes for great material), I love what I do. The emotional pain and risk of personal injury in pursuit of what I LOVE doing -nea' BEING, and my part in the larger world of The Arts and humanity, is why I keep walking it off, rejecting the rejection (even from you once upon a time ;-))to get back up, knowing, that no one is ever going to boycott or write for boycott of my 'sport' on my behalf. What's more:in my decrepitude and upon my ignoble and unnoticed demise, I will most likely, like many before me, be blamed for my impractical folly. I do understand your point, I guess it just depends on what you consider entertainment and sport and what one finds worthy of boycotting and championing. For me, a fairly new Seattleite (I'm still mad at you Coach Carroll),I'll be pulling for my home team The Ravens and Ray Lewis -who without football, arguably, would have had a very short and violent life instead of the second chance he created through his beloved sport. Ok I'm warmed up now -back to work on my book --and I'm really sorry you're going to have to hear about the 49'rs crushing defeat ;-)
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I'm sorry Nathan I love your blog, but even after re-reading your original post, the links attached and studies cited I couldn't disagree more. By your argument we may as well roll up the Arts too. How many authors, poets dramatists et al, who are successful even household names have died, been psychologically maimed and emotionally damaged for art by suicide or alcoholism and substance abuse? --the psychic brain and soul crushing injuries inflicted on writers, musicians artists and on the arts as a whole; An indifferent and more often salacious public all too happy to watch if not cheer on, an artist's slide into dissolution, despair and even death **most of the time without commiserate salary or meager compensation** is to say the least as compelling an argument for boycotting the arts based on your criteria for eschewing football. And, while also chosen vocation, the artist is often at the mercy of a very cruel and ungenerous profession. (I'm a professional artist -for 20 yrs now, through thin and thick and very thin and thinner --today at 49 paying everything out of pocket and with no savings or major success to call my own, I keep going because, like so many of my 'sport' through the centuries, I am compelled. I LOVE what I do. No matter how little I have to show beyond psychic trauma and destitute circumstance that brings no sympathy from any audience (but makes for great material), I love what I do. The emotional pain and risk of personal injury in pursuit of what I LOVE doing -nea' BEING, and my part in the larger world of The Arts and humanity, is why I keep walking it off, rejecting the rejection (even from you once upon a time ;-))to get back up, knowing, that no one is ever going to boycott or write for boycott of my 'sport' on my behalf. What's more:in my decrepitude and upon my ignoble and unnoticed demise, I will most likely, like many before me, be blamed for my impractical folly. I do understand your point, I guess it just depends on what you consider entertainment and sport and what one finds worthy of boycotting and championing. For me, a fairly new Seattleite (I'm still mad at you Coach Carroll),I'll be pulling for my home team The Ravens and Ray Lewis -who without football, arguably, would have had a very short and violent life instead of the second chance he created through his beloved sport. Ok I'm warmed up now -back to work on my book --and I'm really sorry you're going to have to hear about the 49'rs crushing defeat ;-)
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I'm sorry Nathan I love your blog, but even after re-reading your original post, the links attached and studies cited I couldn't disagree more. By your argument we may as well roll up the Arts too. How many authors, poets dramatists et al, who are successful even household names have died, been psychologically maimed and emotionally damaged for art by suicide or alcoholism and substance abuse? --the psychic brain and soul crushing injuries inflicted on writers, musicians artists and on the arts as a whole; An indifferent and more often salacious public all too happy to watch if not cheer on, an artist's slide into dissolution, despair and even death **most of the time without commiserate salary or meager compensation** is to say the least as compelling an argument for boycotting the arts based on your criteria for eschewing football. And, while also chosen vocation, the artist is often at the mercy of a very cruel and ungenerous profession. (I'm a professional artist -for 20 yrs now, through thin and thick and very thin and thinner --today at 49 paying everything out of pocket and with no savings or major success to call my own, I keep going because, like so many of my 'sport' through the centuries, I am compelled. I LOVE what I do. No matter how little I have to show beyond psychic trauma and destitute circumstance that brings no sympathy from any audience (but makes for great material), I love what I do. The emotional pain and risk of personal injury in pursuit of what I LOVE doing -nea' BEING, and my part in the larger world of The Arts and humanity, is why I keep walking it off, rejecting the rejection (even from you once upon a time ;-))to get back up, knowing, that no one is ever going to boycott or write for boycott of my 'sport' on my behalf. What's more:in my decrepitude and upon my ignoble and unnoticed demise, I will most likely, like many before me, be blamed for my impractical folly. I do understand your point, I guess it just depends on what you consider entertainment and sport and what one finds worthy of boycotting and championing. For me, a fairly new Seattleite (I'm still mad at you Coach Carroll),I'll be pulling for my home team The Ravens and Ray Lewis -who without football, arguably, would have had a very short and violent life instead of the second chance he created through his beloved sport. Ok I'm warmed up now -back to work on my book --and I'm really sorry you're going to have to hear about the 49'rs crushing defeat ;-)
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I'm sorry Nathan I love your blog, but even after re-reading your original post, the links attached and studies cited I couldn't disagree more. By your argument we may as well roll up the Arts too. How many authors, poets dramatists et al, who are successful even household names have died, been psychologically maimed and emotionally damaged for art by suicide or alcoholism and substance abuse? --the psychic brain and soul crushing injuries inflicted on writers, musicians artists and on the arts as a whole; An indifferent and more often salacious public all too happy to watch if not cheer on, an artist's slide into dissolution, despair and even death **most of the time without commiserate salary or meager compensation** is to say the least as compelling an argument for boycotting the arts based on your criteria for eschewing football. And, while also chosen vocation, the artist is often at the mercy of a very cruel and ungenerous profession. (I'm a professional artist -for 20 yrs now, through thin and thick and very thin and thinner --today at 49 paying everything out of pocket and with no savings or major success to call my own, I keep going because, like so many of my 'sport' through the centuries, I am compelled. I LOVE what I do. No matter how little I have to show beyond psychic trauma and destitute circumstance that brings no sympathy from any audience (but makes for great material), I love what I do. The emotional pain and risk of personal injury in pursuit of what I LOVE doing -nea' BEING, and my part in the larger world of The Arts and humanity, is why I keep walking it off, rejecting the rejection (even from you once upon a time ;-))to get back up, knowing, that no one is ever going to boycott or write for boycott of my 'sport' on my behalf. What's more:in my decrepitude and upon my ignoble and unnoticed demise, I will most likely, like many before me, be blamed for my impractical folly. I do understand your point, I guess it just depends on what you consider entertainment and sport and what one finds worthy of boycotting and championing. For me, a fairly new Seattleite (I'm still mad at you Coach Carroll),I'll be pulling for my home team The Ravens and Ray Lewis -who without football, arguably, would have had a very short and violent life instead of the second chance he created through his beloved sport. Ok I'm warmed up now -back to work on my book --and I'm really sorry you're going to have to hear about the 49'rs crushing defeat ;-)
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Crabtree got held on SF’s final offensive play of the game. That may be the bias in me talking, but I could give a damn. He got held and the refs missed it.====================So is this the excuse people are gonna go with? I hate the Ravens, but the no call was correct, cuz if they wanted to be petty, then there’s both holding and offensive interference on that play.Colin Kaepernick probably played the best football we seen with someone with that much inexperience play in a setting like the Superbowl and it wasn’t that inexperience that lost them the game–the Ravens just played better. Kaepernick wasn’t the one on the field when Joe Flacco suddenly became untouchable in the first half and the only two glaring mistake I peeped from him the entire game was that Pick 6 and the pass that went to Crabtree instead of an open Randy Moss. And no, Alex Smith couldn’t have taken the Niners to the W yesterday. 7 points from the Niners came from Kap and some of the others came from the arm Alex Smith wishes he has.All in all, I haven’t been that excited by a Superbowl in a minute. Usually these joints be blow outs, but to come back from that big of a deficit and bring it within 5 is way too clutch. Iunno if the Niners have what it takes to make a second appearance, but that game was entertaining.Shoutouts for Anquan Bolden for giving Culliver that work the ENTIRE GAME. That stiff arm on 3 and 1? Sheesh!
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Crabtree got held on SF’s final offensive play of the game. That may be the bias in me talking, but I could give a damn. He got held and the refs missed it.====================So is this the excuse people are gonna go with? I hate the Ravens, but the no call was correct, cuz if they wanted to be petty, then there’s both holding and offensive interference on that play.Colin Kaepernick probably played the best football we seen with someone with that much inexperience play in a setting like the Superbowl and it wasn’t that inexperience that lost them the game–the Ravens just played better. Kaepernick wasn’t the one on the field when Joe Flacco suddenly became untouchable in the first half and the only two glaring mistake I peeped from him the entire game was that Pick 6 and the pass that went to Crabtree instead of an open Randy Moss. And no, Alex Smith couldn’t have taken the Niners to the W yesterday. 7 points from the Niners came from Kap and some of the others came from the arm Alex Smith wishes he has.All in all, I haven’t been that excited by a Superbowl in a minute. Usually these joints be blow outs, but to come back from that big of a deficit and bring it within 5 is way too clutch. Iunno if the Niners have what it takes to make a second appearance, but that game was entertaining.Shoutouts for Anquan Bolden for giving Culliver that work the ENTIRE GAME. That stiff arm on 3 and 1? Sheesh!
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Typo, I meant before the 2012 season, not 2011.And, go ahead and roll back to prior to the 2012 season, and find some posts where CJ Wilson was heralded as “one of the Packers best run defenders”, or, find posts where he was “Expected to see a lot of time at DE in base”.Sorry, those sentiments simply did not exist in the Packers’ fan base. I know this because *I* was always lambasted for suggesting such.Towards the end of the 2011 season, I had made a post directed to the usual throng of Wilson-bashers, blaming him for being a waste of space and revolving door, and I told them to go back and watch the film, he actually was playing very well in his limited snaps. I was ignored and ridiculed by most, I think Aaron Nagler was the only guy who actually bothered to take a peek, and he replied that he had indeed rewatched, and was surprised to find he agreed with me. Other than than, I can’t think of a single time I have ever read a scrap before the 2012 season about CJ Wilson being an even average run defender or having any expectations of playing time.
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Typo, I meant before the 2012 season, not 2011.And, go ahead and roll back to prior to the 2012 season, and find some posts where CJ Wilson was heralded as “one of the Packers best run defenders”, or, find posts where he was “Expected to see a lot of time at DE in base”.Sorry, those sentiments simply did not exist in the Packers’ fan base. I know this because *I* was always lambasted for suggesting such.Towards the end of the 2011 season, I had made a post directed to the usual throng of Wilson-bashers, blaming him for being a waste of space and revolving door, and I told them to go back and watch the film, he actually was playing very well in his limited snaps. I was ignored and ridiculed by most, I think Aaron Nagler was the only guy who actually bothered to take a peek, and he replied that he had indeed rewatched, and was surprised to find he agreed with me. Other than than, I can’t think of a single time I have ever read a scrap before the 2012 season about CJ Wilson being an even average run defender or having any expectations of playing time.
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