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02-03-2006
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My M5s need red dots!
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OT: Good News!
Some of you may remember that last year I announced that my activity in this board was going to decrease because I had to work on my academic book (if not... that's fine, my activity didn't decrease much either).
Well... I finished the thing, submitted it to a couple of places, and one of them accepted it for publication. I just learned about it yesterday!
And if this weren't enough... I also went and got us our V-day Gift: a heavy KitchenAid stand mixer!
So... life is good, no matter how ugly the weather looks!
Just wanted to share... Thanks for your patience! 
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02-03-2006
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ɹoʇɐɹǝpoɯ moderator
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congrats francisco!
a published author!!
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Yes, congratulations, on the book too  .
I don't bake nearly enough to buy a stand mixer, but mixing a bread dough by hand on the table is getting old.
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Congratulations, Francisco!
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That's great news, Francisco! Congratulations on your well-earned success.
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Way to go, Francisco!
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My Red Dot Glows For You
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Felicidades, Francisco! I cannot imagine how great that must be, and how great that must feel! So, what's next? Another M6 to take pictures of the kitchen? c'mon
Toast toast toast! (no pun intended  )
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Just a book? I thought you were gonna tell us film isn't dead after all. Oh well.
 Congratulations. Feels good to be done with it don't it?
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02-03-2006
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Just live it.
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Academic book? On photography no doubt.
Congrats, Francisco!
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02-03-2006
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Enhorabuena Francisco !!!!!
You really deserved it man, I know you've been working so hard on it for these last months.
Now celebrate it with a nice combined drink made on that Kitchen Aid
Again, congrats !!!
Oscar
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Congratulations,
Now you have some more time and a mixer to slop up some darkroom chems...
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Congrats 
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do your job, then let go
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Bravo, now, we need the title and publisher so we can all rush out and buy it, or at least, try to bump it up on Amazon 
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congrats! is this your first published work?
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02-03-2006
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congrats! as said above, what's the title, subject etc. when is the publication date?
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Congrats... I just got my wife a Kitchen Aid last month. It also does a great job on mash/whipped potatoes.
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02-03-2006
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My M5s need red dots!
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Thanks a big lot!
I wish it were on photography... But, as it turns out, photography is my violin d'Ingres where I work (I'm a college professor).
The book is an essay on a Nicaraguan poet, regarded as a kind of T. S. Eliot in Spanish American literature: Rubén Darío. He lived between 1867 and 1916, and had a prodigious output and a no less intense life. In fact, the books grew out of my doctoral dissertation and, since it's in Spanish, it was a bit challenging to find an academic publisher in the US. But, apparently, there are some presses willing to publish in foreign languages still...
In any event, I have my plans for a photo-related project, but I'll see to spring that out on the university authorities once I get tenure...
Because the significance of the book is that it allows me to get tenure!
The day I find out, it'll be a "a Leica for everyone" kind of celebration!
Thanks for your support, guys! This is the greatest and most encouraging forum of friends in the entire galaxy! 
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02-03-2006
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Originally Posted by SolaresLarrave
.... In fact, the books grew out of my doctoral dissertation and, since it's in Spanish, it was a bit challenging to find an academic publisher in the US. But, apparently, there are some presses willing to publish in foreign languages still...
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Nowadays, I think of Spanish as the US's second language - and I wish I knew more than a few words! Sure would help when walking around the streets of NYC or Tucson!
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Congratulations Francisco. Enjoy your academic success and your new Kitchen Aid. A word of caution, however. The posession and use of a Kitchen Aid can play havoc with your waistline. At least cameras do not produce high caloric output. But you deserve a rich cake made with plenty of eggs and butter with a butter cream frosting. Just one, though.
Kurt M.
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Congrats Francisco!
Great minds think alike, I got my wife a Kitchenaid Mixer too, in bright RED no less :-)
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Mental Experimental.
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Congrats! When you're mixing up cakes with that KitchenAid, think of me. Wonderful things, really.
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The academic life is not as easy as some may think. This is an important milestone. Congratulations!
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02-03-2006
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My Red Dot Glows For You
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Originally Posted by SolaresLarrave
The book is an essay on a Nicaraguan poet, regarded as a kind of T. S. Eliot in Spanish American literature: Rubén Darío.
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I had no idea. Wow. I of course studied his works; among the greats as Amado Nervo, Ramón López Velarde, Gabriela Mistral, Juan Ramón Jiménez, José Martí, and my paisano (literally, from the same city), Manuel José Othón.
Have you ever heard of Ulalume González de León? If you have, then I shall bow before thee...
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Felicitaciones Francisco- I'll ask our public library to buy a copy so I can read it when it's published.
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02-03-2006
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do your job, then let go
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Originally Posted by SolaresLarrave
Because the significance of the book is that it allows me to get tenure! 
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Tenure! That's even better than being published. It's even better than a Custom Metallic® Series Kitchen Aid with the Grain Mill and the Ice Cream Maker!
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