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Trent Turner & the Moontowers
I am Trent Turner: Guitarist, singer, and writer of music from Austin, TX.
For years, I've been proving myself by pouring my heart and soul onto each fret of my guitar in the local venues of Austin. Inspired by many, but if you listen to me play you will know that it is, and who I am deep inside.
I am joined by my 16 year old son Cyrus Turner on drums, and my good friend Allen Daniell on bass.
While our music is mostly blues based, most of the songs written do not follow a standard 12-bar blues progression. The music mostly centers itself around matters that are important to me: my son, love, life observations and the like.
Instrumentally, it is very much an intent expression of myself flowing through the guitar. When I play guitar, I lose myself -- in the energy I am able to give to the audience, and tthe energy they give right back to me. Sometimes when I get caught up in the moment, I will play the guitar in unique ways; I play with my tongue, or with the guitar behind my back.
What sets my band and myself apart from other bands is that I play every song like my life depends on it, like I would die if I didn't do so.
My primary influences are some of the blues greats, such as B.B. King, Howling Wolf, Buddy Guy, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Austin's own Stevie Ray Vaughan.
I don't do this for the money. I have a good career in medicine (emergency room physician), and actually taught myself to play while going through medical school. I even used to carry my guitar to the rooms of my patients and play for them. I do this because music is my passion and my obession. I have it in me, and I want to share it.
Bad Soul Brother
Written By: Trent Turner
Driving down a Texas highway,
A '57 strat and a corvette stingray,
Dark sunglasses,
You can't see my eyes.
Just keep living my life my way,
A hundred dollar bill tucked in my boot today,
Oh baby, don't you realize?
That I'm a Bad Soul Brother,
Bad Soul Brother,
Bad Soul Brother,
'Til proven otherwise.
That I'm a Bad Soul Brother,
Bad Soul Brother,
Bad Soul Brother,
'Til proven otherwise.
Always got a groove inside me,
Breaking out like poison ivy,
Like a battery that never dies.
I turn my passion into fire,
Send it through my amplifier,
I'm a Bad Soul Brother 'til proven otherwise.
Billy Badass
Written By: Trent Turner
From the dirt roads of the Delta,
Through a Windy City riff,
It passed through the hands of a man in Seattle,
To a boy living in Oak Cliff.
I did not hear the music then,
But I damn sure hear it now,
People try to tell me that I shouldn't try to play it,
But I think I'll play it anyhow.
Robert Johnson played the crossroads,
Stevie Ray played "Crossfire",
All the Kings in between kept the music mean,
Rolling off the wood and the wire.
Robert J to Stevie Ray,
Man that torch was passed.
Man I'm gonna be the one,
I'm gonna make that burning last.
My name is Billy Badass,
I come from Austin, Texas,
My city still breathes and believes in Its own kind of rock and roll.
And I don't know just how far,
I can make it playing blues on my sad guitar,
But it's a damn sure bet,
I can get to the bottom of my soul.
So here I am in this downtown bar,
Playing music once again on my sad guitar,
Hoping everybody likes the way I play.
The bartender says you're too loud,
I said "Hey man did you notice the size of the crowd? You can make a lot of money if you just stay out of my way".
"Open the windows let the sound on the street,
I brought a band of my own and we're bringing the beat.
Everybody's getting down to the sound of my town and my band.
I do things a little differently so please understand,
If I try to walk on water or swim on the land,
Don't you know I'm a man who likes to do it to my own plan?"
Bleeding Love
Written By: Trent Turner
Sometimes I think I'm crazy,
Maybe I'm insane,
Why do I work so hard for this?
Work so hard in vain?
It used to be so easy,
But them easy days for us are long ago.
Now baby what you see,
Aint always what you get.
Oh baby don't you think,
I've learned that lesson yet?
Well it's so hard sometimes,
To keep this love in line but I've been trying.
Baby I've been trying.
You're gonna have to wake up.
Or we're gonna have to break up.
Because I can't go on like this,
Losing love with every kiss.
There's a hemorrhage in my heart,
And it's tearing me apart and I'm bleeding love.
I'm bleeding love.
Well I still hold out some hope.
I still like to pretend.
That maybe you will love me,
Like you did again.
But every time I see you,
You aint nothing like you ever used to be.
Oh so what's a man to do,
When he's done all that he can?
I've tried everything I know,
I aint got backup plan.
I've been bent over backwards,
But I've got to bend back up before I break.
Before I break.
Written By: Trent Turner
My mind is like water, constantly drippin' with rhythm,
My mind is like water, constantly drippin' with rhythm,
And if your friends like to dance,
There's a good chance I'll be with 'em.
(Verse 1)
Fingers start to flying on the fretboard Oh Lord,
People start to jumping on the dance floor, what's more,
Women start to twirl, skirts unfurl,
Everybody's movin' to the playin' and the singin'.
The walls start quakin' when the booties start shakin',
And it's driven by the rhythm that we're makin'.
(Verse 2)
One, two, three, the beat's got me.
Snappin' on my fingers, slappin' on my knee.
Four, five, six, the room's a mix,
Of people gettin' moved by the drummer's sticks.
Seven, eight, it's gettin' late,
We keep on playin' 'cause the playing's great.
Man With A Son
Written By: Trent Turner
(Verse 1)
I used to be an ordinary man,
But nowadays I am a man with a son.
I used to be an ordinary man,
But nowadays I am a man with a son.
Well I love him more than all the world,
Love my little boy,
No matter what he's done.
(Verse 2)
One of my favorite things to do,
Is to sit around and watch him play with his toys.
One of my favorite things to do,
Is to sit around and watch him play with his toys.
Don't you know he's sharing
Everything he's got,
Sharing everything with all the other girls and boys.
(Verse 3)
Before 1997,
It was all about me.
Then my son came into the world.
Now I swear I'm a giving tree.
I know I'm a good dad.
Oh because my son he loves to tell me so.
Sometimes I wish time would stand still.
Sometimes it's so hard to watch him grow.
Will I Ever See A Naked Woman Again?
Written By: Trent Turner
For 13 months I've had to spend the night,
With me, myself, and I.
Sometimes I wonder if I'll be alone,
Until the day I die.
They say that when you're having fun,
That time begins to fly.
I'm in here all alone watching paint peel,
And time is crawling by.
All the women I know just want to be my friend.
Sometimes I ask myself when things get like they've been,
Will I ever see a naked woman again?
I've gone through 20 different hobbies,
But none of them appeal to me.
I guess a lonely man,
Is what I'm bound to be.
I could drive out to the Rocky Mountains,
If I had a little company.
And we could carve out our initials,
In a great big mountain tree.
(Repeat Chorus)
In the corner is a very lovely smile below green eyes,
Looking right at me.
"Would you like to play a game of pool?" she says,
"Or maybe two or three?"
We played our games and went out for coffee,
And talked about philosophy.
Even a lonely man can sometimes get,
Some serendipity.
(Repeat Chorus).
Best Friend
Written By: Trent Turner
(Verse 1)
Never had much money,
Money's hard to find,
The only profit (prophet) that I know,
Is the future telling kind,
But things are better now,
I think it's about damn time,
Now you're family,
'Cause you stuck with me,
When I didn't have a dime.
'Cause you're my best friend.
I promise you my soul,
Now it's clear to me you were sent to me,
To make my half life whole.
Best friend,
I think you're made of gold,
Now I'm on my knees hoping you will be,
With me when I grow old.
(Verse 2)
All the things we do,
I used to do before,
But baby when you do them with me now,
It means a whole lot more.
They say it's better,
To give than to receive,
Baby what you give makes me want to live,
With you and never leave.
(Repeat chorus)
Great Big Beautiful Sun
Written By: Trent Turner
(verse 1)
It's burning down in Austin, Texas
One hundred and one.
My baby's sweating bullets,
Laying down in the Texas sun.
She says, "Settle down",
Says, "You're having too much fun".
I say "I'm sorry pretty baby
But my good times have already Begun."
(Chorus )
I never asked you to love me,
But I'm glad that you did what you Done.
Take me to your river and shove Me,
In the water where your love runs.
If I die tomorrow speak well of me,
I'm living life like I only get one.
There's a great big sky up above Me,
And a great big beautiful sun,
Great big beautiful sun.
(Verse 2)
She says it makes her sad when She thinks about our destiny.
She says she wants to love me but She can't get a guarantee.
I said "Life doesn't always work Out the way you want it to be.
Don't you know that's how it goes
When you fall in love with someone
Like me?"
(repeat chorus)
Smooth Little Frontyard
Written By: Trent Turner
My baby likes to mow her lawn,
When the grass grows long and all.
My baby likes to mow her lawn,
When the grass grows long and
My baby likes to mow her lawn,
When the grass grows long and
She's got a smooth little frontyard,
She's my smooth,
Smooth little baby doll.
(verse 1)
She's got a funny little name she
Calls it, but I don't know what it's
She's got a funny little name she
Calls it, but I don't know what it's
She's got a funny little name she
Calls it, but I don't know what it's
You know I just can not pronounce
It, but it feels so smooth I call it
(repeat chorus)
(verse 2)
She calls and says "Come Over",
But I said "I think I'll pass".
She says "Would it make a
Difference, if you knew that I
Mowed the grass?"
I said "Well it might..."
"Oh", I said "Well it may.
I know just why you do it. Because
You know that I'll come over to
(repeat chorus)
Children of Divorce
Written By: Trent Turner
(verse 1)
Well I know I'm not supposed to
Come around, 'cause I said I
Wouldn't come around here no
I'm just trying to see if anybody
Around here's seen Jimmy, John,
And Joe.
Do you remember them boys?
The three brothers born three in
A row?
They had a little sister,
Good health missed her,
Little sister never made the show.
I used to hang with the boys,
Sit around discussing every little
Thing about being poor.
They were usually glad,
But occasionally sad,
Because their daddy walked out
The door.
When I first met Jimmy he was 15,
John was 9 and Little Joey 4.
By the time he was twenty,
I could tell that little Jimmy,
Didn't love his mom anymore.
I said,
Hey now they tore 'em down,
Everybody that was lost,
Has since been found.
Hey now they tore 'em down,
You know the children of divorce,
Comin' back around.
Hey now they tore 'em down,
And everybody that was lost,
Has since been found.
Hey now they tore 'em down,
You know the children of divorce,
Are comin' back around.
(verse 2)
Fast forward to now,
And I'll tell you how,
The three brothers are doing today.
They seem to be fine,
But even the blind,
Can see the obstacles in their way.
You know the paparazzi missed the
There's more to the story than the
Papers say.
The children of divorce,
Got an invisible force,
That keeps the ones that love 'em
At bay.
(repeat chorus)
CD releases:
Billy Badass (2009)
Bad Soul Brother (2006)
Children of Divorce (2003)
Set List
There are two types of shows that we play: 1) All original, or 2) Original with a mix of selected covers that we make our own.
Either set can go as short as a few songs to as long as five hours, depending on the needs of the venue owner.
Besides my originals (about 60 songs), I select songs to cover from a mixture of blues and rock artists such as The Rolling Stones, Howling Wolf, The Beatles, Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Freddie King, and even Queen.


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i dont know what you would use to turn the solinoid on and off besides a switch on the pedal, i just got my propane kit built and put on my truck tonight have not got a chance to go and drive it yet had a few to many, but i used an adjustable pressure switch to control my solinoid, mine is in line to my map sensor and i used a 12/24v air solinoid to turn the flow on and off, i used a adjustable pressure/flow regulator from tejassmokers.com, got mine set at 10psi right now but i have a powerstroke and get up to 23psi of boost under heavy load and 3800rpm. my brothers friend is running the same set up on his sd as i just built and his works great he has about a 50hp increase with his set at 12psi. you can get the air soliniods from a place that supplies air horns for vehicles they would know exactly what you need. i would really like to know what kind of increase you get when you get it figured out cause i am looking for some more poewer for my 87 ford ranger and i have a 7.3l idi in it and there is not room with how i have it in to fit a turbo so any extra power the better
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For months taxpayers have watched as the Blair County Prison Board has wrestled with the issue of excessive call-offs by corrections officers.
During that time, taxpayers, who are responsible for paying the bill, have been justifiably alarmed about the excessive overtime costs associated with the call-offs.
Last month, Blair County Judge Daniel Milliron, who is a member of the prison board, made public in a letter that there is an internal split in the union representing prison workers. Now residents are beginning to learn just how serious the split might be.
At the board's request, the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections conducted an investigation and prepared a report into alleged employee misconduct at the prison.
Sheriff Mitchell Cooper, who chairs the prison board, said a prison operation committee plans to develop an action plan in response to the report. The full board intends to review and possibly approve the plan on March 20.
Cooper said none of the purported conflicts - he used the word "hostilities" - have involved criminal conduct or illegalities.
Still, the matter must be taken seriously.
Taxpayers have not been told what role, if any, the employee conflicts have played in the call-offs or in the failure of some correctional officers to attend training sessions on work-attendance provisions within the union contract.
According to Susan Bensinger, a spokeswoman for the Corrections Department, the state report now is the property of the prison board, and it's up to the board to release the findings or make comments about the report.
The prison board should do both.
It should commit itself to disclosing all information in the report that the public has a right to know. Understandably, there might be information in the reportedly lengthy document that could be classified as "personnel matters" that the board would have to review in executive sessions, but that should be minimal.
Cooper said the call-offs/overtime problem and the conflicts among employees are "two separate issues."
Maybe that's true from the standpoint of dealing with them. However, in reality, they make up one big problem - keeping the prison from operating at its maximum financial and manpower efficiency.
For that reason, further delaying resolution of the prison's problems is no longer an option.


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While it's likely a safe bet to assume anyone with the interest to read this column has already heard the story, let's just recap. After an 8-0 shutout loss Friday night, Miguel Cabrera went out for a night of drinking and socializing, meeting up with a friend from the opposition White Sox, and didn't make his way home until 6AM. It was at this point where things took an ugly turn, where a domestic skirmish resulted in Miguel's wife Roseangel calling 911, and the police making a visit to their residence, where they took Cabrera to the police station temporarily, and where he blew a .26 blood alcohol level.
Of course, as is expected when a highly acclaimed athlete or celebrity gets in some sort of trouble, the general public (and those that cover his or her respective industry) find their high horse and don't shy from showering the individual with criticism. He's a disgrace to his team, to the game, to the fans, to the city, etc. etc. etc.
But all this talk about him disgracing from mankind to everyone and their mother has reminded me of a well-known quote from the Bible, the Book of John 8:7;
"He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her."
The quote, for those that aren't familiar with it, is a quote from Jesus when addressing a group of individuals discussing the issue of stoning her for committing adultery.
This is not meant to be a literal analogy. But I think anyone can understand the symbolism present here and how the criticism might be just a tad too much for what has happened here with Cabrera.
To be clear, this shouldn't be taken as a proclamation of innocence for Miguel. Miguel's actions were at best, unacceptable, and he will have to answer to those who he caused harm to.
But the fans and the sports writers don't fall into that category.
There are absolutely those that have been hurt by Cabrera's actions, starting with his wife, their young daughter, and the rest of his family. But the fans and sports writers don't get the right to criticize a young man for what is most definitely a family matter that should be dealt with in kind, in the family.
Cabrera is also accountable to his employers and his coworkers – manager Jim Leyland, general manager Dave Dombrowski, and owner Mike Ilitch. Dombrowski staked his franchise on Cabrera, Ilitch a massive contract reserved for only the very elite in the game, and Leyland his reputation by labeling Cabrera the team superstar. If in fact Cabrera broke team rules (though I'd love to see any fan or writer break out the team rule book to show which rule he broke), he should be held accountable and serve the appropriate punishment.
But last I checked, we as fans and sports writers aren't privy to that sort of information. And speaking of that analogy, if showing up to a game hungover is a violation of team rules, then I'd like to see every other player stand up and admit the truth about it first before they cast their stone.
To their credit, not a player has.
Maybe that's because of the fundamental belief that team problems stay within the team. Or maybe it's the realization that if they're going to speak out, they better well understand that they're going to be open to the same criticism.
Some fans want to vilify this normally typical behavior because of the enormity of the time of the season that it came at. The dog days of summer on a long road trip are one thing, they claim, but at the highest pressure moments of the season, how could he be out drinking and partying on the eve of such an important game?
Should we go ahead and assume those fans don't have an issue with players celebrating until late on Wednesday night after the team's big win over Minnesota, even though the division title clinching game was the next afternoon? What about the players that could be spotted out on the town drinking and socializing on Thursday night, after the difficult loss to Minnesota and with the key series with Chicago coming up next?
The truth is, Miguel Cabrera is not the first player in baseball to have a little too much to drink one night with a game the next day, and he most certainly won't be the last. The only difference in this situation is that Cabrera had a personal, domestic issue arise that required police attention. No crimes were committed, no charges pressed. But the incident has now caused the firestorm that we're seeing.
And the sports writers, oh, the writers. A dedicated group to be sure, but if there's a more hypocritical body of professional individuals this side of Wall Street CEO's and the U.S. House of Representatives, well, I have yet to encounter it.
But, they don't seem to have much of a problem criticizing a man's personal life, and making accusations that it has affected his performance on the field.
So I guess that means the one former columnist famous for "covering" spring training games while actually flirting with waitresses at the local Hooters in Lakeland should have to be exposed right? He still had his articles in the paper the following morning, though who knows how much of the game he ever saw.
Or how about those writers that became well known for handling their liquor with the best of them when they followed the team out on the road? Who asked them if those few too many the night before resulted in the poor story they generated the next day?
At last check, no one did. But that still won't stop them from making their proclamations about Cabrera, on a matter that should clearly be kept personal.
Personally? I'm a sports writer, reporter, analyst and editor. It's my responsibility to cover what happens between the white lines, and when you're wearing the uniform and representing the team.
Instead, we've seen sports writers and fans insinuate Cabrera has a drinking problem, that he's an alcoholic, an abusive husband, a poor father, and seen his name mentioned amongst those that are felons for committing crimes such as vehicular manslaughter under the influence of alcohol.
But personally, I believe those assertions and evaluations should be left up to the professionals. And last time I checked, my bachelor's degree in economics doesn't quite leave me qualified to make those sorts of determinations. And I'd be willing to bet most of those journalists making these accusations are likely lacking that doctorate in clinical psychology to make their point valid.
Now, as far as baseball is concerned, Cabrera had a bad series. It was only the second series all season in which he didn't manage a hit, and the first he went just 0-for-1 with three walks back in June against Los Angeles, the series in which he tweaked his knee. The Tigers absolutely, positively need a productive Miguel Cabrera if they hope to top the Twins on Tuesday, and should they succeed there, they'll only need him more for the series matchup with the Yankees.
But a man's personal life is beyond my scope of coverage and analysis, so I'll leave that to others.
But for those others that do wish to make their foray into individual personal life critiquing, remember that quote about casting the first stone. And please, first take a good look in the mirror and ask yourself the following; "Have you ever had a night where you had a bit too much to drink and something suffered (work, family, etc) because of it?" "Have you ever made an error in judgment that caused your loved ones pain?" "Have you ever had a difficult personal situation spill over into your professional life?"
If you can answer 'no' to all those questions, then grab a stone and get ready to throw. But as for me, well I certainly know where I stand. And I'm sticking to baseball.
Paul Wezner is the Executive Editor of TigsTown.com, and has been covering and analyzing the team since 2004. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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In reading the letter to the editor Turnip for state vegetable, a quick glance at it looks like it reads, Trump for state vegetable. Of course, we all know that The Donald is a New York kind of guy, yuck!
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Charleston Collegiate's Ty Solomon signed a national letter of intent Wednesday to play with South Carolina State. Also, First Baptist School swimmer Sara Stansell signed with Illinois State.
Solomon, a 5-11 point guard, was the South Carolina Independent Schools Association (SCISA) Region 1-AA player of the year and led the Sun Devils to the SCISA AA state championship. He averaged 15.4 points, 6.8 assists, 5.7 rebounds and 3.6 steals last season.
"We had a very talented team and much can be attributed to the leadership of Ty on and off the court," Charleston Collegiate coach Jay Godbolt said. "He's a hard-working, high-quality kid from a good family."
Solomon, who made the all-tournament team in the Roundball Classic, led Charleston Collegiate to the title and made the all-tournament team in the Porter-Gaud holiday tournament, was the SCISA Region 1-AA player of the year.
Stansell set numerous swimming records at First Baptist and most recently won the 200m and 500 free and broke the 200 and 400 relay records at the SCISA Class AAA Championship.


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A 20-year-old woman was booked on charges of animal cruelty Friday after police received multiple reports of a video in which she allegedly is seen kicking at three geese at Twin Hills Park, while a child can be heard laughing in the background.
The police report states that in the video, the woman, identified as Alyssa L. Pack, can be seen "verbally and physically tormenting these geese as she is accompanied by a juvenile male and an unknown male who is videotaping this incident with a cellular phone."
The mother of the juvenile in the video contacted police after seeing the video and also identified the male in the videotaping the incident. When questioned by police, Pack stated the three geese "attacked her family," at which point she was "forced to move or change locations." She says after she changed locations, the geese followed, at which point she "dared them" to follow her again.
The geese have been removed from the park by their original owner, presumably to save them from future Macaulay Culkin doppleganger abuse.
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CROWLEY - A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 2:00 p.m. Monday, October 10, 2011 at Saint Michael the Archangel Catholic Church for Ann Mosa George, 82, who died at 2:20 a.m. Saturday, October 8, 2011 in Crowley.
Fr. Gary Schexnayder, Pastor of Saint Michaels Catholic Church, will celebrate the Mass and the committal services at the Woodlawn cemetery. Visitation may be observed on Monday from 9:00 a.m. until service time. A Rosary will be prayed at 11:00 a.m.
Mrs. George was born January 1, 1931 in Crystal City, TX to the late Antoino and Estella Sienz Morales. She lived all her adult life in Crowley where she and her husband, Tom George, owned and operated the Twin Oaks, Highway Café, and Crowley Cigarette Service. She was a lifelong member of Saint Michaels Catholic Church, a member of The Ladies Altar Society and the perpetual adoration chapel. She was an avid gardener and helped keep up the church grounds. She was known for having the last little farm inside the city limits with her chickens, ducks and guinea. She was devoted to her family as evident by the family gatherings on Sundays where she kept both Mexican and Lebanese traditions alive.
She is survived by two daughters, Mathilda M. Perez of Lake Charles, LA and Pamalia Mosa of Crowley, LA; a daughter-in-law, Kimberly Mosa of Crowley, LA; a sister, Louise Jeneck of Stafford, TX; a brother, Reese Packer of Stafford, TX; nine grandchildren, Thomas Mosa, Tracy Delhomme, Jada Mosa, Maranda Mosa, Hailey Mosa, Steven Perez, Hanna Perez, Ashley Perez, Samantha Perez and a great granddaughter, Alayna Mosa.
She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, her son, Joseph Mosa and her step-son, Dr. Joseph George.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to The Alzheimer's Association. Donations can be made at www.alz.org
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Arrangements have been entrusted to Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home of Crowley.


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The joys of what? Taxonomy is the study of classification of organisms and I love it!
Indeed it is fascinating when you start to look at relationships between species and the meaning of scientific names.
All organisms known to science are classed using a hierarchal system, which in simple terms goes as follows –
Phylum (known as Division in the Plant Kingdom)
The broadest level is the Kingdom, with each subsequent level containing less and less species, more closely related to each other, until the bottom level, which refers to just one species.
Scientific names are binomial – that is they are made up of two names, the generic name and specific name – each binomial referring to one species. For example, the bittern's scientific name is Botaurus stellaris, Botaurus being the Genus and stellaris being the Species.
You should always see scientific names written in italics (or in some other way that is distinguishable from English text) and sometimes followed by a persons name and date. This is the authority who named the species and the date in which the name was published.
So, here are some examples of scientific names of Langford species and their (roughly translated) meanings….
Bittern, Botaurus stellaris – 'starry bull ox'
Marsh harrier, Circus aeruginosus – 'a hawk full of copper'
Tree sparrow, Passer montanus – 'mountaineering sparrow'
Lapwing, Vanellus vanellus – 'a winnowing fan'
Oystercatcher, Haematopus ostralegus – 'blood footed oyster lifter'
Reed warbler, Acrocephalus scirpaceus – 'reed resembling pointed head'
Sedge warbler, Acrocephalus schoenobaenus – 'reed walking pointed head'
Little grebe, Tachybaptus ruficollis – 'reddish necked fast sinker'
Gadwall, Anas strepera – 'noisy duck'
Cormorant, Phalacrocorax carbo – 'charcoal coloured bald raven'
and finally a couple of insects and some of my personal favourites….
Subcoccinella vigintiquatuorpunctata (that takes some practice to spell!), better known as the 24-spot ladybird, or '24 spotted below little scarlet'
and Agapanthia villosoviridescens - a longhorn beetle - can anyone shed any light on the meaning of this name?
Did anyone have a look for the meaning of Agapanthia villosoviridescens?
After some research, I'm told that it means 'shiny haired servant of God' - the species name villosoviridescens being the 'shiny haired' bit and Agapanthia meaning 'servant of God', alternatively, it is apparently also a girl's name.


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With less than a week before Election Day, I thought I would address some key issues that will help the process run smoother.
Many voters don't know which precinct they live in. There are several ways to find out. You may call our office at 839-3041 or you may go to the state Board of Elections website at www.elect.ky.gov. You will then be able to see which precinct you are in and where you go to vote. A map of each precinct in Anderson County can be viewed on our website at http://andersoncountyclerk.ky.gov.
When it comes to Kenzie Trent and her sport, you might just say she is on target.
I missed the most memorable game in World Series history.
And it's killing me.
You've all probably moved on from last week's Fall Classic.
But I haven't.
If I were a true fan, I suppose I would have moved mountains to watch the late night Game 6 dramatics between the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals.
But I can't bear the start and stop of slow online streaming and that dreaded spinning rainbow wheel.
The Anderson County Board of Health will likely decide the fate of embattled health director Brandon Hurley when it meets Thursday night.
This newspaper has not endorsed keeping him or firing him, and will not do so here. Instead, we'll examine the pros and cons of each.
First some background. Hurley has been health director for about three years. Soon after he came aboard, the health board — an unelected group of residents with varied professional backgrounds — continued a decade-long discussion on whether to construct a new building.
A Veterans Day celebration sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Sunday, Nov. 6 at American Legion Post 34.
The service will begin at 3 p.m. in the Patriot Hall building, and there will be a guest speaker.
Three area churches will serve a meal to Anderson County veterans and their spouses and guests following the service.
Interested individuals may RSVP for the meal by calling Pam Rice at 502-680-1268 or Shirley Thornberry at 502-418-6286.
You can try all you want, but nothing that will happen when Anderson County and South Oldham tangle Friday night will top the last time the teams met.
I guess it would be possible but finding a football game to top that one on the unbelievable scale – from 1 to 10, it was a 15 – will be about like finding someone that can act better than Tom Hanks, rock better than Mick Jagger or tickle a fiddle better than Charlie Daniels.
You might find one, but just don't count on it.
Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m.
Lawrenceburg home school students occupied a different kind of classroom last Thursday — a sit-in in the Kentucky governor's hallway.
Sporting blue and green tie-dyed T-shirts, about 10 home school students held up handmade posters detailing the correlation between mountain removal and coal mining to mercury in fish. Some of the younger students handed out business cards with EPA facts and poll sheets. But as members of the First Lego League, these students weren't only protesting.
They were competing.
James Roberts
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Election Day is next Tuesday, and while there are no local races, voters here will head to the polls from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. to vote for governor among a host of statewide races.
Three candidates are seeking the governor's seat, but while each candidate has distinct differences, all agree that the economy and, more importantly, getting Kentuckians back to work, is among the top issues facing the Bluegrass state.
Steve Beshear
The Anderson County marching band marched right past last year's state semi-final ranking, snagging seventh place out of 16 teams at the state contest on Oct. 29.
The band was a point and a half away from the coveted fourth place spot and a place in the state finals, director Patrick Brady said.
"For that fourth spot, everyone was battling for it," he said.
A Lawrenceburg man suspected in at least four area hotel robberies is proclaiming his innocence from behind bars.
Bryan Springate, 34, of 1090 Dan Drive was hauled off to jail last Friday on several active bench warrants from Anderson County, but was slapped with four more warrants once he arrived at the Shelby County Detention Center.
He has been charged in a string of hotel robberies stretching from Louisville to Lexington, during which police say he flooded public bathrooms in hotel lobbies to distract employees.
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Sorry, this course is inactive. Please contact our office to see if it will be reinstated, or if alternative classes are available.
The address for the Millennium Centre is 2001 Millennium Place, Johnson City, TN. For directions, please call 800-222-3878. Hotel rooms at the Carnegie Hotel are availabe for $99.00 per night plus tax. Call 1-888-854-8215 to make reservation. Mention the conference. Breakfast, lunch and snack/drinks are included in the registration fees.
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The Tenth Annual Intermountain Brain Injury Conference
April 1, 2016 held at the Millennium Centre in Johnson City, TN.
Our Keynote this year is Rick Parente, Ph.D. He is a Professor of Psychology at Towson University in Baltimore Md. He received a Ph.D. in Psychology from University of New Mexico in 1975. He completed a post-doctoral research fellowship in Physiology in 1981. He has done individual and group cognitive skills training with traumatically brain injured persons since 1980. He is a professor of Psychology at Towson University, a position he has held for 40 years. He regularly teaches graduate level coursework in Multivariate Analysis, Advanced Experimental Design, Data Mining, and computer applications for data analysis. He also teaches graduate course work in Neuropsychological Assessment and Neurotraining. He is a licensed Psychologist with a clinical practice specializing in rehabilitation of cognitive functions after brain injury. He has authored three books and over 50 journal articles on Cognitive Rehabilitation
Dr. Louise Keegan is Assistant Professor in Communication Sciences Disorders at Appalachian State University, North Carolina. She is originally from Limerick Ireland, and graduated as a speech and language therapist from University College Cork. She completed her Ph.D. in applied language and speech sciences at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette in 2012. Her research interests lie in the social use of language especially in populations with acquired language disorders, and her Ph.D. dissertation focused on the linguistic construction of identity in individuals with traumatic brain injury
Brian Luff, CEO of Quillen Rehabilitation Hospital brings more than 15 years of healthcare experience to his role. Prior to joining HealthSouth, Brian worked for Mountain States Health Alliance as the director of Quillen Rehabilitation Hospital. Brian is a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a bachelor's degree in physical therapy, as well King College with a master's in business administration. During his career, he has served in a wide range of clinical and administrative roles in various settings including acute care, outpatient, and inpatient rehabilitation.
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I use these for Adult coloring books. They make a great addition to my collection of colored pencils. They are a solid value, long lasting lead, easily sharpens without breaking and great colors.
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These pencils are very good for the price. This is an excellent deal for beginners. However, I have been spoiled by the prismacolor pencils which are a bit more expensive but have a much better feel when you are laying a color down or layering it. If you do not know what laying it down or layering is then these pencils would be very good for you at a great price. I would suggest starting out with a small set, something like the 12 count set. Once you get familiar with coloring with adult coloring books, you will probably start joining the colored pencil world online getting helpful hints and lessons for free then you can start purchasing the prismacolor pencils. Good luck and remember, this is supposed to be a stress relieving hobby, learn as much as you want but do not start to stress about your art.(I did not receive anything for this review.) Have fun and God Bless
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I teach English, and I always stock up on colored pencils before the school year begins. My classes tend to eat up black and red, and most stores that sell open-stock colored pencils are always out of those colors. I appreciate being able to load up on the colors I need at a relatively affordable price. When I order online, the pencils arrive promptly and are packaged carefully. This brand of pencil is very good quality comes in a nice variety of colors. As an added bonus, the color names are printed on the pencils and they arrive pre-sharpened.
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Having used many different brands of colored pencils I decided to give Blick's house brand a try. I received a pencil labeled Utrecht instead of Blick, but was told that they are made in the same factory by the same people and so it is probably identical. I found the color soft and creamy, as well as vibrant!
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As a gift, and as I am the mother in law it never hurts to make lots of points. Thank you!
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The value is fantastic,the quality of pigment is very impressive the colors seems a little off. How ever all manufacturers have different standards for naming colors.I will definitely purchase more colors.Thanks for your inquiry.Linda
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I am a landscape artist who works mostly in pastel & watercolors but I have used colored pencils on and off for the last 5 years. I've tried about every brand, but after reading an article in DRAWING magazine, an artist that I admire mentioned how much he loved the Blick colored pencil. I have just ordered today the 24 piece landscape set. I now have all 4 available Blick sets. I Love them and they are GREAT value. Gary Edward Jennings, Artist, Naturalist, Human Being.
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These are quite good pencils for a much lower price than some other artist's quality pencils, which can be quite pricey (like the Luminance). I love the "Azure Blue" pencil, a unique intense copper-blue color not found in Polychromos and Luminance color pencils.
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Goats from a Small Island: Grabbing Mallorcan Life by the HornsWitty, pithy, and brimming with memorable characters, Anna's third book about working between two places is a delightful tribute to Mallorca's rich and varied way of life Life is never simple for PR consultant Anna Nicholas as she attempts to cut loose her ties with London for a rural existence in Mallorca with her family. Despite nearing her dream to open a cattery, she is thrown off course by
A Lizard In My Luggage: Mayfair To Mallorca In One Easy MoveAnna had never liked the idea of Mallorca, thinking it was for the disco and beerswilling fraternity. That was until her sister hired an au pair from a rural part of the island who said it was the most beautiful place on earth. On a visit, Anna impulsively decided to buy a ruined farmhouse. Despite her fear of flying, she kept a foot in both camps and commuted to Central London to manage her PR
Enjoying the Good Life in MallorcaNicholas draws readers back into the delight of learning the ins and outs of running an organic, self-sufficient farm in her fifth book.Having settled in a Mallorcan mountain idyll, Anna Nicholas, her husband the Scotsman, and their son Ollie want to become as self-sufficient as possible. Anna teams up with organic farmers and smallholders to learn how to tend sheep, make cheese and honey, and
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Cat on a Hot Tiled Roof: Mayhem in Mayfair and MallorcaHaving moved with her family to rural Mallorca to escape the stresses of London life, PR consultant Anna Nicholas continues to commute back to her glitzy Mayfair agency to earn a crust. Meanwhile she is harboring a bizarre dream to open a luxury cattery on the island-unbeknownst to her long suffering Scottish husband, Alan, and son, Oliver. Life in the mountains is never uneventful as the author


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- 1 (18 1/4 ounce) package chocolate cake mix
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- Bake at 350 for 25-30 minutes or until brownies pull away from the pan.
- Cool on a wire rack. Cut into 24 bars.
- Note: You can use 3/4 cup of peanut butter for more peanut butter flavor or try adding peanut butter chips to the batter.
- For a finer topping I put the 1 cup of reserved cake mix toping in my food processer for a few seconds before sprinkling on the top of the batter.
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These were easy and tasty. I left the chocolate chips whole (mostly because I misread the recipe) and they still turned out delicious. I would definitely make them this way on purpose next time. Thanks for the recipe!
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When I was a youngster, March and April were distressful months. I couldn't wait for "real" birding to begin with the return of the land bird migrants. Of course, a few species had already shown up – robins, grackles, killdeer, bluebirds, red-winged blackbirds, song and white-throated sparrows – but they weren't especially exciting.
I soon learned, however, that these months can be entertaining. And in particular, two birds can be found at this time but rarely at any other. Those birds are the common snipe and the American woodcock.
At that time, my Rochester back yard was bounded by hundreds of acres of grassland. Standing at the edge of that vast meadow in late March, I heard a strange, rapid "who-who-who-who-who-who-who" sound. It seemed to go on forever and it sounded as though it came from high above those fields.
Finally, with binoculars, I found the source. It was a bird flying at least 100 yards high. All I could make out was its fluttering pointed wings. So I called my friend Howard Miller to ask for identification help.
"That's a Wilson's snipe," he told me, "and that winnowing is the sound made by the motion of its outer tail feathers during its courtship flight." (The name has since been changed to common snipe.)
It was much later when I had my first look at a snipe – a squat, robin-sized fatso, mostly brown with a long bill. It was so well-camouflaged that it was almost impossible to observe. I rarely see more than one or two a year, and those only during their fall migration.
Even more exciting at this time of year is a woodland inhabitant, the American woodcock, or, as it is colloquially known, the timberdoodle.
One April evening last year, Chris Hollister and I visited the Tillman Preserve in Clarence to seek one of these birds. We must have walked a mile without success. But when we had given up and were returning to our car, we heard the high-pitched twittering made by the woodcock's wings as it rose in its strange courtship display. Then we heard it drop rapidly, emitting even louder chirps. Finally, we listened to its very different Bronx cheer-like "pzznt" call from its so-called singing ground where it landed to display for its mate.
Birdwatchers armed with flashlights often listen for these flight take-offs and rush up to within a few yards of their origin. Then, when the timberdoodle returns, they turn on the light and watch the bird's antics.
Although the woodcock's coloration differs significantly from that of the snipe, the birds appear quite similar hidden on the ground. The woodcock is also squat and brown-backed and its bill is equally long. Both birds have flexible bill-tips that help them probe the earth for worms and other insects.
Snipe and woodcock are game birds with fall hunting seasons, but their erratic flight makes them a challenge. Despite serious woodcock population declines in recent years, due more to loss of habitat than hunting pressure, this delightful bird remains rather common in this region. It is so rarely seen simply because of its shy and reclusive habits – except, that is, in April.
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The spiritually centered vibes on Rebirth come from the boldness to be humble and musically pure. The album is a migration back to Beto's creative birthplace. "I feel like it's the first album where I got it right," he says. "It takes a lifetime, but now I feel like I'm really getting somewhere."


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