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I have been happily publishing collections to Flickr and Facebook since lightroom 3 came out and recently they have both stopped working. I think the problems happened after I changed the structure of some of my keywords.
From memory, I had two keywords "baby" and "baby photos" and wanted to merge them. I selected all photos with keyword "baby photos" and dragged them to the "baby" keyword and then deleted "baby photos" from the keyword list.
Now I get the follwoing problems
I get "failed to retrieve item info" error
It seems to always add the first photo on the list to Facebook, despite of the error. And it does it multiple times (multiple copies in Facebook) if I try to publish multiple times...
"An internal error has occurred: ?:0: attempt to index field '_dataChanges' (a nil value)" error
Same situation as facebook, first photo is published but not the rest, photos remain in "New Photos to Publish"
I have commented on two individual posts by people who were having similar problems but I thought it may help if I explained that I was having problems with both Flickr and Facebook and how, I think, the error came about.
Should I report this as a bug?
Any ideas for a work around?
Thank you
I have just spent the morning playing with the Facebook problam and have got nowhere.
I downloaded LR3.3 in case it had already been addressed
I have tried creating a new FB publish service and a new collection. Every time I try to publish I get the same error.
I am now goinng to try and create a new Catalogue to see if that works...
How do I report this annoying bug?
No answer from anybody and then Her Royal Highness the Lightroom Queen herself comes along!
Thanks for taking the time, I love your website.
It's not the same photos, it feels like it is now a problem with the catalogue because can now no longer add any photos to Flickr or Facebook using the Published collections without getting the two different errors I mentioned.
It looks like other people are getting similar errors individually, I linked to the threads in my first post.
I couldn't leave you talking to yourself!
You could well be right Pete. Why not try a temporary 'test' catalog and see if that uploads ok. Other thing I'd try, just for the sake of investigation, would be to move the preferences file so it rebuilds a new one, just in case that solves it for you (and if it doesn't, you can put the old one back again).
OK, I have deleted the preferences file and that didn't change anything.
I then created a test catalogue, the problem with a new catalogue is that I will lose all my collections and my published services (as well as facebook and Flickr I use hard drive publish services to create a load of ipad albums)
The flickr in the new catalogue is fine
With Facebook
I set up new publish service - this was fine
Then add collection got the error
"Could not get album info from Facebook "
But going into facebook an album was created
So I put a photo in the root colletion and got the following errors
Could not get album info from Facebook
Can't update this collection
Information on album could not be retrieved from Facebook.
I then went back to my original catalogue and Flickr is now working but facebook is not!
This is all very confusing...
I have had the same problem the last three days. I have
not found an answer yet
I get "could not get album info from facebook" on any picture I try to upload from the publish button.
I can upload a picture on my hard drive from facebook.
When I try to use the publish button it looks like Lightroom is starting ok.
No idea where the problem lies.
I'm having the same facebook problem,
It seems to be stuck trying to update one photo in particular, and will no longer add more images to the album.
I deleted the service, and added it back, It did let me publish a new image, but still gave me the same "Could not retrieve file info" message.
I already have an export preset for my Facebook fan page (since the publish service doesn't work with fan pages) so I have a work around in place... but I really miss the convenience of just dragging and dropping...
Any help would be appreciated!
my Flickr is working fine....
Hi Pete,
You can fill in a Bug Report Form for Adobe here;
Anyone know what Facebook uses to upload photographs?
If it's an FTP derivative, it may be because FTP does a reverse connect to the originator which would (probably) be blocked by a firewall or DSL router.
Just seems strange that something as commonly used as this plug-in got through testing like this. My guess therefore would be that it's environmental.
I have the same problem. So unimpressed that Lightroom can't sort this out. I was glad to stop using iPhoto - which handled this export to Facebook perfectly - but it's never worked for me in Lightroom. So frustrating. I had to upload them from withing FB by manually finding them on my HD.
Hopefully it's a fixable bug or someone smarter then me figures out a workaround.
Definetely not alone Pete!
The FB API is not FTP. It is their own upload method that is a REST multi-part upload over HTTP.
The problem here is that the upload works for one photo, but then fails getting the info back to Lr, which bails the whole operation out.
Now, the FB, Flickr service plugins are freely available to look at, so someone just needs to take the time to debug into it and find out where the communication is breaking down. Adobe is clearly shipping these more as proofs of concept, which is understandable from an enterprise dev standpoint -- when you have a public API it ends up being a full-time job for people to maintain the various examples. And those man-hours are just needed elsewhere.
To be honest, I don't really remember if they affected the facebook folders. I don't think so. Whenever I'm going to upload a large bunch of images now, I export them to a folder on the c drive, upload them from facebook, then delete the folder.
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Subject: Re: Problems publishing to Facebook and Flickr Problems publishing to Facebook and Flickr
How did that affect the albums that you had previously published with Lightroom?
I have problems publishing to Facebook only. Get a "Failed to retrieve item info" error and only 1 pic gets uploaded.
I'm using Win 7 x64 and LR 3.3.
This has been going on since Sep-Oct 2010. Almost 6 months and not only no fix, but no official response from Adobe, as if nothing was affecting it's huge user base... can someone there take responsibility please and help all of us?
I have the same problem. When I try to create a new album on Facebook using Lightroom 3.3, LIghtroom gives an error indicating it can't get album info from Facebook. The odd thing is if I go to Facebook, the album was created. This was working fine and then it just stopped working. I have re-authorized and I have deleted the entire Facebook publish service. I can upload from the hard drive using Facebook uploader, but not with Lightroom. I can still upload to Flickr using LIghtroom though.
Try removing the authorization from Lightroom, and starting over. That worked for me eventually.
Date: Mon, 14 Mar 2011 17:02:44 -0600
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We moved near Jacob Wismer in large part due to the reputation of the school and area. We've been so pleased with our decision! Our daughter (Kindergarten) is absolutely thriving, loves her teacher, loves the school and is enjoying learning - what more can you ask in the early stages??!!
Excellent School. Teachers and Administrators really care. They go the extra mile. Someone from the JW staff is always working late. The last school we were at was a ghost town at 4:00 pm. I live nearby and see that the principals are often leaving past 7:00pm. If (when) there is a problem, they are very quick, caring, yet firm. The children feel safe and it is a great environment to learn.
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Jacob wismer is a great school. It has great teachers. The students are well behaved. This year it had new special technology class and it also has a lot of after school programs.
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MOUNT VERNON —The Knox County Health Department has been notified by the Ohio Department of Health that an Eastern Knox County horse tested positive for West Nile virus. The horse was euthanized by its owner after it did not respond to treatment.
"Horses contract West Nile virus in the same manner as humans: By the bite of an infected mosquito," said Scott Harmon, DVM and a member of the Knox County Board of Health. "Mosquitoes become infected when they feed on infected birds. Infected mosquitoes can then spread West Nile virus to humans and other animals when they bite."
However, unlike humans, horses can be protected from WNV by a vaccine that is readily available from veterinarians. "Even if a horse has been vaccinated for the different strains of encephalitis, most commonly Eastern and Western Encephalitis, which are also transmitted by mosquitoes, horses should still be vaccinated for West Nile virus," said Harmon.
"An infected horse that has not been vaccinated can recover, but there is no direct treatment for the disease," said Harmon. "Treatment involves supportive care which can become a financial and physical burden. Successful treatment is not guaranteed."
Nate Overholt, RS, director of environmental health for the health department, talked with the veterinarian who treated the infected horse. "The horse initially responded to treatment. It was able to get up and stand for several hours after treatment," said Overholt. "Then the horse laid down and would not get up. A second treatment was administered and the horse still could not stand. At that time, the owner decided to have it euthanized.'
Harmon said there is no documented evidence that WNV is transmitted directly between horses or to humans. However, horses with suspected West Nile virus should be isolated so that they do not become a reservoir for infecting more mosquitoes.
WNV has been detected in birds and mosquitos in Knox County for the past 11 years. There have been a few human cases, but the individuals recovered.
"In the past, we asked residents to bring in dead birds for testing," said Overholt. "But that's not necessary anymore. We know the virus is here and it can be harmful to humans. One bite from an infected mosquito can lead to a severe and possibly life-altering illness"
To help with the elimination of mosquitoes, the health department applies an EPA-approved pesticide in areas that are prone to mosquito infestation, especially where there will be large gatherings of people, such as at recreation parks and during community festivals. "Unfortunately, we have not been able to spray recently as much as we would like due to wet weather and cooler evenings," said Overholt.
Healthy, active adults who are 50 and older have the highest risk of illness caused by West Nile virus. People who work outdoors in occupations like farming or construction are at greater risk of getting bitten by an infected mosquito. "Prevention is the key to protection," said Overholt.
People can stay healthy by using simple, proven strategies to protect themselves and their families. In particular, consumers are advised to use mosquito repellent products containing EPA-approved active ingredients, such as DEET, picardin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus.
Around the house, Overholt stressed the importance of eliminating standing water. Some common mosquito habitats include: Tires, buckets, cans, bottles plastic containers, pet food containers and water dishes, planters and pots, including saucers and catch trays. Bird baths should be drained and refilled every 3-4 days.
Other easily overlooked areas include vinyl covers for pools, grills and lawn furniture that collect water; clogged gutters and downspouts, leaky outside faucets that create puddles and mature trees that have developed cavities or holes that hold water — fill these voids with sand. "Basically, anything that has the potential to hold even small amounts of water can be a breeding site for mosquitoes. Up to 30 larvae can incubate in a single pop bottle cap of water," said Overholt.
"If people find dead birds, especially crows or blue jays, we would like to hear about it. It helps us track West Nile activity in the county. But there is currently no testing." said Overholt.
Seasonal activity for mosquitoes varies from year to year, but mosquitoes carrying diseases including WNV, St. Louis encephalitis and LaCrosse encephalitis remain a threat. Ohio led the nation in cases of LaCrosse encephalitis with 51 cases in 2011. WNV has spread from coast to coast with new cases being reported daily. WNV activity in the United States often does not peak until late September. WNV can cause serious neurological illnesses, such as meningitis and encephalitis. Last year, WNV was responsible for more than 1,000 illnesses and nearly 100 deaths nationwide. In Ohio, from 2006-2010, 15 human cases were reported. Yet, many cases are not reported, so the true number of WNV-related illnesses is likely to be higher.
For more information, visit Center for Disease Prevention and Control's web site at www.cdc.gov/westnile or the health department website at www.knoxhealth.com.


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Last month, deputies found two dogs at Francisco Valencia's Guadalupe home.
Neither dog had food and one of the dogs was too sick to move his back legs.
Valencia was booked into the Fourth Avenue Jail on animal cruelty charges.
Deputies said he surrendered both dogs to the MCSO MASH unit.
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SHANGHAI Chinas steel sector will recover solidly this year, helped by stronger government infrastructure spending, despite recent setbacks, one analyst said.
The recovery will come on the back of firm downstream demand, rising output costs and looser monetary policy as long as there is no significant downturn in the American and European economies, according to Chen Kexin, chief analyst at the Distribution Productivity Promotion Centre of China Commerce, a research institute linked to the countrys Ministry of Commerce.
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Major iron ore expansions in 2013 include a 53-million-tonne-per-year project by Rio Tinto Plc and a 60-million-tonne-per-year upgrade by Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. in Western Australia. Brazils Vale SA also plans to boost its Carajas output this year by 40 million tonnes annually. A version of this article was first published by AMM sister publication Steel First.
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Parks are the pride of the region and those in McMinn and Meigs counties feature an inviting range of attractions for those of all ages and stages to enjoy. The largest park in the area is the 165-acre Athens Regional Park, located on Decatur Pike near Interstate 75. The park is now home to the city-owned Southeast Tennessee Trade and Conference Center for indoor gatherings and the county owned McMinn County Layman Agricultural Exposition Center for outdoor events. The park is also home to the AYSO soccer league, three soccer and five softball fields, two small lakes, a 1,000-foot trail and a one-mile loop road for walkers, a mountain bike trail and a 250-seat picnic pavilion with a caterer's kitchen. Another premiere park for the city of Athens is Veterans Memorial Park (formerly Sunset Park), whose newly redesigned plaza was commemorated before an audience of 1,000 in June 2002, including Under Secretary of the Navy Susan M. Livingstone and more than 300 visiting veterans from around the country. One of the highlights of the plaza is a monument dedicated to Navy Lt. Charles R. Ware, an Athens native and Battle of Midway hero who had a gearing-class destroyer, the USS Charles R. Ware, named after him. The dedication ceremony in June 2002 was attended by Ware's family members and hundreds of former USS Ware shipmates, including Estée Lauder chairman Leonard Lauder. Other features of the plaza include a brick walkway bearing the names of both local and out-of-state veterans, five granite monuments dedicated to the five branches of service and a central globe fountain made of black granite. Other parks and recreational facilities managed by the Athens Parks and Recreation Department include: Knox Park: Home of the Athens Dizzy Dean, the youth baseball games are also played at Fisher and Gilbert fields. Knox Park also includes two picnic pavilions, and a small lake. City Park: Picnic areas, a softball field, playground equipment and plenty of wide open spaces highlight this much-used facility, adjacent to City Park Elementary School. Across the street, recreational facilities adjoining Athens Junior High School feature new multipurpose courts for basketball, tennis and roller blading. Ingleside: Playground equipment adjacent to the elementary school, two baseball backstops, an outdoor basketball court, eight tennis courts and a pool are located in this complex. Heritage Park: Playground equipment, a softball field, outdoor basketball courts, tennis courts and a covered picnic area are included in this complex on South Jackson Street. Cook Park: Located on Cook Drive, this park offers lighted basketball courts, a picnic pavilion and playground equipment. The Cook Civic Garden and Park Association has been heavily involved in recent improvements to the park. On July 4, the Cook Alumni Association dedicated the J.L. Cook School monument. North City Park: This newly-refurbished park is adjacent to North City School. It has playground equipment, a basketball court and a multipurpose court. Swimming pools: The city also has community pools located in the City Park, Ingleside and North City areas. Ingleside pool also features a double-slide. For more information about park facilities or special events, contact the Athens Parks and Recreation Department at 744-2704. Etowah also operates several parks and community centers. The city's garden club has developed the People's Park, a small passive facility located on the site of the old People's Bank building at 9th Street and Tennessee Avenue. The club is also in the process of developing numerous other areas in the city. Etowah parks include: L&N Park: Located in the area around the L&N Depot, the park features a shaded walking trail, two lighted pavilions and a horseshoe pit. The depot's park is host to numerous activities and events throughout the year. There are craft shows, car exhibits and the Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration. Depot rooms and grounds can be reserved by contacting City Hall at 263-2202. Picnic areas also are available. Community Center Park: Features at this park include a playground, a picnic pavilion, indoor basketball court, tennis courts, meeting rooms and kitchen facilities. The pavilion, dining area and meeting rooms can be reserved. 6th Street Park: Facilities here include two baseball fields and swimming pool. Harold R. Cox Park: Located on 8th Street, the park features a football field. For more information on Etowah parks, contact Etowah Parks and Recreation Director Larry Ode Lanning at 263-7031. Other area parks include: Calhoun: Hiwassee Meadowlands Park, a city owned park operated by the Hiwassee Meadowlands Association on Highway 163, provides a playground, walking trails, a lighted softball field, picnic area and covered stage. 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Two current students and one graduate were awarded scholarships by the St. Mary's Alumni Association. The legacy scholarship is awarded to two first-year students who are relatives of alumni; the post-graduate scholarship goes to a graduating senior or an alum pursuing a professional or multi-year graduate degree. DeAnna Clements '13 Katherine "Cassey" Callahan Elder '13
Coming to St. Mary's, DeAnna follows the footsteps of her mother, aunt, great-aunt, great-uncle and grandmother. At Chopticon High School in Morganza, DeAnna was selected for the Maryland All-State Chorus all four years. She was a member of the Divas, an auditioned women's ensemble; Infinity, a women's contemporary group; the Peace Pipers, an award-winning chamber ensemble; and the National Thespian Society. She also found time to perform 120 hours of community service teaching children.
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Both of Cassey's parents, Nell LeClair Elder and Patrick J. Elder, graduated from St. Mary's in 1977, and told her "there's something about the place, something about the water, the land, and the buildings." During her years at Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, Cassey was involved with the school's instrumental music program; represented Armenia and Poland in the Model United Nations; worked as a camp counselor; was active with the Bethesda United Methodist Church; and completed over 270 hours of community service.


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I am finally living the startup life and yeah, it's awesome, somewhat weird and there are times that contradiction happens every second.
There are a lot of stuff that goes in a startup. One of the most important aspect to me is the relationship you build with your team, principally the relationship with your founders, because this will lead everything else.
There is something that has no price: to be able to tell whatever you feel, even if it is wrong, with your co-founders. But this is one of the hardest things to archive. Most people hate listening other's emotions or point. I've lived it over and over, and I still believe this is one one first reasons most startups or projects fail. Lack of transparency.
So here I am, writing about some weird stuff because I like to be as honest as possible to what I feel the values and culture of a startup should be.
I like to see startups like children.
And I like to do that because then it is easy to start thinking about any aspect of it.
- Startups as kids need extremely care and love. They'll probably be a terrible person if a parents give them no love or care.
- Children have parents. Sometimes parents are even married, and probably live together. Then they say being a startup co-founder is like being married with kids without sex. Couldn't agree more.
So when certain questions start to emerge about different aspect of a startup, I just ask my self as if the startup were a kid, our kid. Yeah, it might sound a little insane, but that's how some people (like myself) feel about what I love to create or build.
Then you can answer yourself the next.
- What would a 1 year old child do if her dad or mom goes away every single weekend, the child not even knowing why the hell did her parent go. How would the child feel?
- What if suddenly dad or mom decides to take a vacation? In the middle some important stuff can happen to the child, right? It is not a travel for dad's or mom's work that will feed the child, but just because dad's or mom decided it was awesome time to go to Hawaii. Is it right? Would you do that? Would you leave your child alone because you have a "compromise" with the beach and sun? how would the other parent feel being alone and responsible for the child?
I think if this happens routinely, parents break up. An so co-founders do.
I try to always remember to be a good parent, be near my children or they won't probably like me. :)


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AUSTIN, Texas, December 11, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- AT&T (NYSE:T) today is launching U-verse with GigaPower,* an all-fiber Internet network with the fastest speeds Austin consumers have ever experienced. It's available now to eligible Austinites at www.att.com/gigapower for as low as $70 a month.**
With initial speeds of up to 300 Mbps, AT&T's U-verse with GigaPower offers upstream speeds 20 times faster than what's available today and enhanced TV to tens of thousands of Austinites. AT&T plans to continue the rollout to new areas of the city in 2014 and beyond.
U-verse with GigaPower customers who also select U-verse TV, the country's fastest growing TV service¹, will get U-verse's largest storage capacity DVR.
"Our all-fiber network enables U-verse with GigaPower to give Austinites the fastest speeds available to consumers in the city," said Dahna Hull, AT&T's vice president and general manager for Austin. "With U-verse with GigaPower, our customers can download movies and music and navigate, post and interact on the web faster than ever before, and have one of the best TV experiences around. It's reliable, crazy fast and priced to attract more and more people to give us a try."
AT&T plans to expand availability of U-verse with GigaPower beyond parts of Austin area neighborhoods like French Place, Mueller, Zilker and Onion Creek to even more residents and small businesses in 2014. Expansion plans will, in part, be influenced by the number of Austinites voting for their neighborhood at www.att.com/gigapower.
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Customers who sign up for 300 Mbps service will be upgraded to speeds up to 1 Gigabit per second when available in 2014, at no extra cost. And U-verse with GigaPower customers that are also AT&T wireless customers will enjoy 50 GB of free cloud storage³.
These offers are available for eligible Austin residents in U-verse with GigaPower areas at www.att.com/gigapower today. Austinites interested in U-verse with GigaPower can sign-up at any time. There is no one-time activation period to order U-verse with GigaPower.
When announcing plans in October to roll-out U-verse with GigaPower to consumers and small businesses, AT&T said it would collaborate with Austin leaders to discuss how the new all-fiber platform could further the citywide technology ecosystem and build on the progressive nature of the community. In the coming weeks, the company will share plans of an initiative designed to drive new innovation and solve every day challenges, connecting Austin in new ways based on community input.
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Sequim High School junior Ryan O'Mera won two matches and tied another in the 2011 Walroth Cup at Sudden Valley Golf Course in Bellingham on April 9-10, helping his team of American players top Canada in all three events.
On the first day, O'Mera and partner Chris Babcock from Shorewood High School in Seattle tied their Canadian counterparts to give each team a half point. Playing in wind and rain Sunday morning, O'Mera and Babcock outscored their Canadian foes in Chapman format to win their round in just 12 holes, scoring a point for team USA.
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Eh? Word on the street about best beer pubs
Thestreet.com recently undertook the task of picking the best beer pub in each state. And the winner in Minnesota? Duluth's own Fitger's Brewhouse.By: News Tribune staff, Duluth News Tribune
Thestreet.com recently undertook the task of picking the best beer pub in each state. And the winner in Minnesota? Duluth's own Fitger's Brewhouse.
In "The Best Beer Pubs in All 50 States (and D.C.)," Jason Notte wrote: "Up on the north shore of Lake Superior, Fitger's has been pouring since 1995 and has held true to its north country roots. Its Elk burgers are made with elk meat from a ranch in nearby Moose Lake. Its Blueberry Manilow wheat ale is infused with 450 pounds of Bayfield blueberries. It still hosts local acts and a Monday open mic on its stage and sponsors its own curling, softball, bike and ski teams as well as a local triathlon. All of those elements have made it beloved in its home state, but they're just perks for visitors taken in by the Hatch chilies, ghost peppers and cherries in its Daughter of Wildfire pale ale or the smooth subtlety of its Witchtree ESB English pale ale on its nitrogen tap."
And Wisconsin's best? That would be Potosi Brewing in Potosi.
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I have wonder about it for some time
It does not have its own section here. except above.
The Devils Wine in the King-universe (to me) would be human suffering
and pestilence. Randell-Martin was once called "Pestilence with a face !"
For Martin and his Crimson King this wine would be sweeter if it was
'just plain torture' and sweeter still if its a child subject and sweeter still
if the child is a twin or has "the Shinning'' . This is shown in
Black House and the DT. books. I believe Tak and Pennywise(IT) Also lived
on this wine . 'Fear' was their tool but 'suffering and Torture" ,were their wine.
This is a (The) central theme for all of Kings works --as far as im concerned
I will now have to read all the poems in that book.
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By chance, we happened upon him in a small gift shop. The clerk recognizing me laughed and said, "What a coincidence! She just bought a copy of your book!" She gestured toward a small woman browsing through a group of men's sweaters.
She said it, of course, with smirk. Those women who really don't understand the ways of the women of the South seem to always speak about us in words vividly cloaked in disdain.
(This is the third installment of a three-part series about Charlie Tinker.)
"Some day," Daddy used to say often as I was growing up, "I'm going to the Holy Land. I want to walk where Jesus walked."
Years ago when Mama was widowed, it became suddenly and shockingly clear she wasn't completely capable of being on her own. This was news to us, because she had always stepped up and did whatever it took to look after our family. She was quite ingenious and hardworking.
(This is the second of a three-part series on the discoveries made after a visit to Charlie Tinker's grave.)
The renowned bow maker in my hometown died. Only in the South would this probably be news because we Southern women do admire a well-wrapped package.
The way she was, was a long way from what she became. I can't help thinking about how life veers so far away from the beginning of the journey and how the destination can vary drastically from where it all started.
Editor's note: This is the first installment of a three-part series on Charlie.
There's nothing glamorous about being a farmer, nothing charming, little endearing and certainly few things easy about it. It is either a calling or a curse, depending on how one looks at it. Some are born into it and some just can't find a way to escape it for it's all they've ever known.
Oh, the stories people tell. Not always good ones, mind you, but the kind that will make you fall down on your knees and thank the good Lord up above you don't have a story like that.
Over lunch the other day with friends - all in the newspaper business - I mentioned I occasionally speak at writers' conferences.
Around the corner, out in the country where we live, is a hardware store owned by a guy I have known since the day I was born. Our bassinets were next to each other in the hospital nursery.
It happened in Memphis. A lot of history and interesting stuff occurs in that magical city that sits grandly next to the Mississippi River. Elvis held court there, the blues grew up there and barbecue is queen. Elvis, of course, is still king.
The waitress set down the cup of coffee and I poured cream into the hot, black liquid while quietly reflecting, pondering something.
To this conclusion I have come: The most deadly years of our lives are the ages 16 to 21. Those years give us a headiness that comes from new freedom - a driver's license - and the passing of the torch from strict childhood rules to more trust, different restraints and relaxed curfews.
Their histories, accurate and complete, are lost to time and buried with them and those who knew them. I wish I knew more, for their stories would read like a page-turning novel.
My grandmother, Daddy's mother, was sometimes called "crazy" by others who didn't quite understand her eccentric ways.
It was an early summer morning, an enchanting time when flowers are blooming, blackberries are spurting to full growth and the birds are happy to have sunny warmth. I had taken myself out to the back porch where often I settle down to write after I have finished a gentle run.
Mama used to fry biscuits. If you knew Mama, that doesn't surprise you because she fried every food possible. In the course of her life, I knew her to fry green beans, corn, grits and cornmeal mush.
There are many things I love about the South. We're fiercely patriotic. We're neighborly. We're storytellers without equal. We're unabashedly and unapologetically faithful. We're proudly hospitable.
In the tiny country church where I spent most of the first 22 years of my life, where I found the Lord at the age of 11, where without fail I had the leading part in every Christmas pageant and where my daddy laid down the law in more ways than one, we sang hymns from a brown songbook and a green one, both filled with the haunting melodies that have penetrated the Appalachians for many decades.
Not long ago, a friend of mine was huffing, puffing and carrying on something awful about an injustice she had recently suffered. She had dealt with someone rather devious and the result was, well, rather devious.
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Go (north)west, young man: The best spots on Chicago's northwest side for kids and families
Tuesday, March 29, 2011ChiTown Parent
In my last post I talked a bit about my 'hood, but I think the entire far Northwest side deserves a shout-out. Sauganash, Edgebrook, Norwood Park, Edison Park. They're like the wallflowers of the urban parent world: unassuming and not necessarily dressed to impress, but totally cool in their own right. Need proof? Here are just a handful of my favorite places and reasons why I think the Northwest side is worth a long-term relationship.
1. North Park Nature Village Center. It's like Chicago's secret garden. The waterfall, wetlands, and densely wooded trails are the stuff of fairy tales. Come to think of it, the number of animals you spot at close range is pretty Snow White-esque. Free programs are offered all the time, like bird watching, crafts, and beeswax-candle making; plus, the annual Maple Syrup Festival is right around the corner. It's a welcome break from confined quarters and don't-touch, don't-run, don't-get-dirty rules.
2. Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream. I don't quite understand the Jurassic Park meets haunted house décor, and I'm a little afraid to ask. But the velvety ice cream makes up for it (get Zanzibar, no question), and the service is the type that restores your faith in humanity: The owner once overheard my little guy pleading for seconds and came out with a full scoop of their newest flavor, on the house. Comfy, colorful chairs dot the sidewalk for lazy summer lolling.
3. Affordable, hidden-gem preschools like Sauganash School for the Young Years, North Park Cooperative Preschool, Wonder Montessori, and All Aboard Learning Express. The first two are half-day options, the latter two full-day. My now-kindergartener attended one of these and learned to sing the 50 states and point them out on a map within his first three months there. (Clearly, I need to sit in on that lesson!) Academics aside, each of these schools have small teacher-student ratios and get rave reviews on websites and via word of mouth.
4. Once Upon a Child. It's a resale store, so go in with eyes wide open--but I've bought books, puzzles, pull toys, and baby essentials for dirt cheap (think Bundle Me for $7). Legend has it that Learning Towers and Tripp Trapps have been sighted here.
5. Superdawg. 'Nuff said.
These barely scratch the surface, so feel free to chime in with your suggestions. What are your favorite haunts or hotspots in these parts of Chicago?


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Resolution No. 5 on The organisation of the 14th session of the European Conference of Ministers responsible for spatial planning
adopted at the 13th session of the European Conference of Ministers responsible for Regional Planning (CEMAT), in Ljubljana, on 17 September 2003
The ministers responsible for regional planning of the member states of the Council of Europe, taking part in the 13th session of the European Conference of Ministers responsible for Regional Planning (CEMAT),
express their heartfelt thanks to the Slovenian Government for having organised the 13th session and for its kind hospitality;
consider that no spatial development, regional planning and countryside cohesion can be promoted and implemented without the active involvement of national, regional and local representations;
are pleased to announce that the Government of Portugal has agreed to host the 14th session of their conference in Portugal in 2006;
decide that the theme of their 14th session will be:
"Networks for sustainable spatial development of the European continent";
instruct the Committee of Senior Officials:
i. to make the necessary arrangements to prepare the 14th session and to ensure implementation of the resolutions and the declaration adopted at the 13th session;
ii. to continue to formulate, on the basis of Recommendation Rec(2002)1 of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to member states on the Guiding Principles for Sustainable Spatial Development of the European Continent, concrete and sustainable solutions and policies aimed at better-balanced development and territorial cohesion of the European continent;
iii. to foster transnational and inter-regional co-operation by carrying out development projects supported by EU instruments and international financial institutes;
ask the Committee of Senior Officials to present concrete results or evaluations at the next CEMAT conference;
ask the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe to continue providing the conference secretariat with the resources needed in order to organise the next session and do the work required between sessions.