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Anatomy of a Snow Event

Posted by bateshorn on February 12th, 2010 under Uncategorized

For a multigenerational Texan, born and raised in Austin, I know an inordinate amount about snow, and not in that douchey, spring break in Aspen way.  Until 1992, I’d seen a grand total of ½ inch, which is about par for the course for your average central Texan. Then I made the still inexplicable decision to pass on UT and attend college in Maine.  Maine is, without a doubt, a state that will leave an impression. 
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Rethinking our National Pastime: The “Let’s Get RIPPED” edition

Posted by bateshorn on January 20th, 2010 under Baseball

Right or wrong, black or white Cross the line your gonna pay In the dawn before the light Live and die by the shades of gray -Shades of Grey, Robert Earl Keen I’m a fan of starting creative writing with a quote. Sure, it’s a lazy writer’s crutch, letting some other wordsmith create your opening stanza and allowing you to get on with the writing process. But damn if it’s not an effective way to punch through writer’s block (plus
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Baseball: Is it time to rethink our “National Pastime”?

Posted by bateshorn on November 22nd, 2009 under Baseball

I love baseball. I love it in sepia toned photographs. I adore watching old men with names like Stan, Ted, Whitey, and Sparky, carry on about the old days in front of a soft focus lens that would make Diane Sawyer weep with delight.