The Wellness Industrial Complex — A Cure for Everything?
Instead of asking what’s wrong in a culture that is making so many feel over-stressed and over-burdened, “we’re told we can shop ourselves out of it.”
Early Poll In Washington State’s Governor’s Race: Ferguson Leads
A poll is a snapshot in time, and voters have until August of next year to sample the candidates and make up their minds. The Northwest states of Washington and Oregon have the longest Democratic party winning streaks in America. This state has not elected a Republican governor since John Spellman’s 1980 win.
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On the Ballot in Rural Oregon: Do We Want to Be Annexed by Idaho?
My guess is that many of Greater Idaho folks would rather be in a red state than a blue one. Apparently, there are now realtors who specialize in relocating people to a state of their political preference. I mean why rub elbows with people you don’t agree with?
Shape of Jazz Today: Keyon Harrold at Jazz Alley
When Ornette Coleman released The Shape of Jazz to Come in 1959, the genre marched off into overblown atonality. Were a similarly titled record to drop today, it’d sound an awful lot like Keyon Harrold.
Master Merlots and More: L’Ecole No. 41
Way back when Merlot was in the doghouse following the release of the film 'Sideways' it was already known to a handful of producers that Walla Walla was a special place to make this particular Bordeaux red.
Muscle Up! (It’s a Long Row to Alaska)
Famously, participants will not have engines – none whatsoever. Their 750 mile voyage to Ketchikan, Alaska, will be powered by some combination of wind, muscle and no small amount of human endurance and ingenuity.
After 54 Years: It’s the Other Things
Letting your partner be other, not requiring they be the same as you, is a big challenge in a marriage.
Shape of Jazz Today: Keyon Harrold at Jazz Alley
When Ornette Coleman released The Shape of Jazz to Come in 1959, the genre marched off into overblown atonality. Were a similarly titled record to drop today, it’d sound an awful lot like Keyon Harrold.
On the Ballot in Rural Oregon: Do We Want to Be Annexed by Idaho?
My guess is that many of Greater Idaho folks would rather be in a red state than a blue one. Apparently, there are now realtors who specialize in relocating people to a state of their political preference. I mean why rub elbows with people you don’t agree with?
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