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The Sweetwater High School golf team shot a 668 total this past weekend at the Andrews Boys Classic to place seventh out of 20 teams.
Sweetwater, which hosts its annual invitational tournament starting Friday at Sweetwater Country Club, was tied for ninth after an opening 335 but moved up two places after a 333 on the final day at Andrews.
Sweetwater High School's track teams went to Snyder to compete at a season-opening meet on Friday.
The SHS girls scored 52 points for a fifth-place finish in their division and were led by senior Jayci Shelton, who won both hurdles and placed in two other events.
Just slightly more than a week after devastating wildfire ripped through West Texas, forecasters are predicting similar conditions on Tuesday and encouraging residents in the affected area to be prepared to evacuate.
First Baptist Church in Sweetwater held a ribbon cutting ceremony and open house on Sunday afternoon, March 6, for its newly remodeled Education Building. The updated facility boasts amenities such as an elevator which makes the building accessible for everyone and the restoration of the original stairwell. Though the building was constructed over 90 years ago, the updates now allow the church to stand ready and capable for the future.
Errica Green, 29, went to be with the Lord on Monday, March 7, 2011, at Mitchell County Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 10, 2011, at Kiker-Seale Chapel. Rev. Faye Ross will officiate services. Interment will follow at Mitchell County Cemetery. All arrangements are under the care and direction of Kiker-Seale Funeral Home in Colorado City.
It's not even mid-March, and Sweetwater's baseball team has already equalled its win total for the entire 2010 season. The Mustangs can exceed it by defeating Midland Greenwood today at Newman Park starting at 6 p.m.
The Mustangs are off to an 8-2-1 start after going 8-21 a year ago, and five of this season's victories — including four this past weekend at Sweetwater's annual Wood Bat Classic — have come in the friendly confines of Newman Park.
Sweetwater finished 4-1-1 at its three-day event that ended Saturday.
After an 11-1 loss at San Angelo Lake View on Saturday, the Sweetwater High School softball team will try to rebound today when it goes to Colorado City for a 6:30 p.m. contest.
A nine-run, second-inning uprising by Lake View turned Saturday's game into a blowout as Sweetwater fell to 6-4. The Lady Mustangs managed to avoid a shutout by scoring in the fifth inning, but still lost by the 10-run rule. Kinsey Browning, Jackie Carey and Suede Shirley had hits and Taylor McKoy, Alicia Finn and Maty Montgomery pitched. Sweetwater committed four errors.
The 2011 Junior Swine Show was held on February 3-4, at the Fort Worth Livestock Show and Rodeo. The Reserve Champion Yorkshire Swine this year was exhibited by Blake Cumbie with Sweetwater, FFA. Blake is an eighth grader at Sweetwater Middle School. He is shown with his father, Dennis Cumbie.
It's a comfort to know that help is available for those that need it.
The Taylor County Vet Center is branching out and offering counseling services to veterans in the Sweetwater community. Since December, a counselor has been making weekly visits to Sweetwater each Thursday to serve veterans in a local capacity.
Suddenlink Communications has launched more new high-definition (HD) TV channels in Abilene, Snyder and Sweetwater.Â
New channels include: Fuse HD, Independent Film Channel HD, We TV HD, Biography Channel HD, Disney XD HD, History Channel International HD, The Science Channel HD, Fox Business Network HD, Fox Soccer Channel HD, Oxygen HD, HBO Comedy HD, HBO2 HD and Starz Comedy HD. In addition, a number of new digital channels in standard definition have been added, including: MTV Jams, VH1 Soul, Nick 2 and Starz Comedy.


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SORRY WE'RE LATE, but traffic was a bitch. Welcome to the new Secret Acres site, everybody. Things had gotten sprawl-ish in the old joint, but it's all under one roof here, which should surely make your lives a little easier.
You may have noticed that there's a bunch of stuff gone AWOL, like the Ad Rem links page, the Critical Ends essays and Small Plates weekly snippets of our comics. Alas, some of those lovely features will not be joining us in the new world. If you were on our links page, we're following you on Twitter and you never shut up. Instead of Small Plates, we will be adding chunky previews of everything Acres. There's more treats in development, so if you've got any thoughts on what you'd like to see, let us know.
This being our first blog post of 2012, in April, is a little bit embarrassing and deserves an explanation. We go into hibernation after the Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival, which is usually our last show of the year. Still, we never even did a 2011 Year in Review type of thing, and for that, we blame Tom Spurgeon. If you didn't read our Comics Reporter Holiday Interview, well, don't. For the rest of you, thanks, seriously, for all your kind words about it, but after so much blather in one go, we were ready to enjoy the silence. Besides, we've been busy and love means never having to say you're sorry. But we can make it up to you, to the tune of seven Secret Acres comics in the next seven months, and one rather large book in the next seven days.
It's been a slow apocalypse indeed, but Only Skin has arrived. It is big in many ways, weighing in at nearly two pounds. That's 272 oversized, creamy pages worth of Sean Ford's blood, sweat and tears. In what was maybe the most ambitious effort we've ever been associated with, Sean went back to the drawing board on his epic thriller that's been five years in the making. There are several dozen new pages, a new (and vastly improved, if we say so ourselves (and we do)) ending and every page reflects what Sean can do now. We couldn't be more proud if we made the thing ourselves, so we are celebrating the debut of Only Skin all weekend long, all over America.
This Saturday and Sunday, Sean will be defending the Secret Acres fort at MoCCA, the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art Festival, at the Lexington Avenue Armory in Manhattan. The first among you to pick up Only Skin will get your very own pet ghost (see below). When the show stops on Saturday, the party starts at Brooklyn's own Bergen Street Comics, for a launch party complete with beer and bubbly, starting at eight. Because too much is never enough, the Acres MoCCA table will also play host to Sean's fifth (!) installment of his Sundays anthology, co-edited with Chuck Forsman, Alex Kim and our very own Joseph Lambert, featuring not only their talents, but those of Michael Deforge, Malachi Ward, Brendan Leach and Acres artists John Brodowski and Minty Lewis. And that's just to name a few. We'll even be joining Box Brown and Craig Yoe on a MoCCA panel, "The State of Small Publishing," moderated by the Beat herself, Heidi "Scoop" MacDonald. (If you are the Comic Guru aka Jonathan Lee von Strausberg III, please do stop by, and if the rest of you are also wondering who the hell Jonathan Lee von Strausberg III is, see the comments here.)
It is an action-packed weekend for Secret Acres on both sides of the country. Joe Lambert is still on his west coast tour that began with him taking his LA Time Book Prize nominated I Will Bite You! and Other Stories to the LA Times Festival of Books at USC. His journey continues this weekend with Joe joining our man (and godlike talent) Theo Ellsworth at the Secret Acres setup for the Stumptown Comics Fest in Portland, Oregon. Not only will Only Skin be making a simultaneous debut at Stumptown, but you can also pick up Joe's first original graphic novel, Annie Sullivan and the Trials of Helen Keller. It's not one of ours, but we swear it's good, and you really, truly, want to get Joe and Theo to draw something for you.
Joe won't be coming home right away, either. He'll be making a pitstop at camp Secret Acres for TCAF, the Toronto Comics and Art Festival. Yes, that's Toronto as in Canada. Sean will be escorting Only Skin to the great north, along with Mike Dawson who might be bringing some Heroclix to play with while our Troop 142 makes its Canadian debut (and boy, wait till they find out what Canadian means in Troop 142).
We'll have yet another brand new Secret Acres comic making its debut at TCAF, too. We'll save the details for that one when we come back here for our MoCCA and Stumptown wrap-ups, but you can probably guess what it might be since there's a new addition to the Acres gang. Meanwhile, it'd be a good idea to keep our mouths shut in case any of those Royal Canadian Mounties are listening. This little comic's barely legal.
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It's that time of year again! The Best American Comics 2014 edition is out there and there are plenty of folks, like the Comics Reporter's Tom Spurgeon and the Stranger's Paul Constant calling this book the best of the series so far. It's the first time out for new series editor, Bill Kartalopoulos, and it has a new format of sorts, devised by edition editor, Scott McCloud, of Understanding Comics and Zot fame. McCloud groups the main selections, making a map of the current comics landscape. Broader than previous installments, it includes specific instructions to read the entire book, rather than browse through it - and you should do just that. Our very own Theo Ellsworth's the Understanding Monster Book One is included in the section titled EVEN STRANGER ADVENTURES (of course), and there are FOUR Secret Acres artists in the BAC Notable Comics section: Eamon Espey's Songs of the Abyss, Edie Fake's story from Monster Vol. 1, Robert Sergel's Eschew 3 and Sar Shahar's Sequential Vacation 2. Not bad, huh? We've got Bill K's blog post below, but you'll want to sit and read this one cover to cover. Thanks, Bill and Scott for all your hard work and congratulations on putting a great anthology together!
Contents and Notable Comics from The Best American Comics 2014, posted by Series Editor Bill Kartalopoulos
And Theo Ellsworth's the Understanding Monster Book Two has its very first ever review, from RE:Views Media's Max Szyc! It's a rare thing that a review makes us laugh out loud, or LOL, as the kids say. If you've read the first book of the Understanding Monster, you'll understand that reading doesn't begin to describe the experience of this story. The logic of this world, like most psychedelics, takes a minute to kick in. Like Max says, "A few more pages and then I think my mind may have reached some sort of subconscious arrangement with the material, meaning I think I 'got it'. Perhaps the book is so futuristic that it actually has the psychic power to make me think I'm understanding it." Cue us giggling. It is a long, strange trip indeed for toy mouse-bodied Izadore and his consciousness, but the sheer force of Theo's art will move you along with him. You may even start to identify with him. You can thank Max for capturing these feelings so well by reading his review. Thanks, Max!
A review of Theo Ellsworth's "The Understanding Monster: Book Two."
We survived yet another Small Press Expo. This is no mean feat. Between the thousand deep gang of exhibitors and the crush of so many attendees, it's a wonder we're still standing. Credit Corrinne Mucha for pulling us through. In the absence of Theo Ellsworth (DNP - Fatherhood), Mike Dawson (DNP - Bachelor Party) and Brendan Leach (DNP - Get well soon!), Corinne sketched out everybody's books. We mean everybody's. Even Sean Ford's books. And Sean was there. Secret Acres made bank, yes, but we hardly got to see anybody, or so it felt. This might explain how we escaped the con crud which is laying so many folks out after SPX. This year's show was really all about the Breeders, meaning the band, not folks making babies. Corinne, you see, had not heard of the Breeders. We can see not having heard of, say, U2. But the BREEDERS? COME ON. Also, fair warning, we don't dare dish on our SPX 2014 Celebrity Comics Mule, Tucker Stone. In fact, we're terrified of what he must be saying about us right now. Check out the blog, and you can also get some details on this Sunday's event, the Brooklyn Book Festival! It's going to be a star-studded affair at the Secret Acres-Koyama Press megatable...
THE MOUTH of Tucker Stone damn near swallowed us whole on the ride down to this year's Small Press Expo. We are hereby awarding him an Ignatz Brick for Outstanding Shit-Talking Comics Mule. Who knew Nobrow was so gangsta? We appreciate it, Tucker; you were the best consolation for us being down a ma…
OKAY. Summer's over and we're heading back to school, or at least back to our Scuttlebutt blog. It's been a while and a half, but we've been busy, sitting by the pool, giggling, eating watermelon. Included in this post is a rundown of our trip to RIPE, our first ever internet kerfuffle, SPX news and switcheroos, and one rather ridiculous Secret Acres baby boom. Boy, oh, boy are we looking forward to SPX. We know we promised you the second volume of Theo Ellsworth's the Understanding Monster. The good news is that the book WILL be at the show and it will be beautifully sketched and signed. The bad news is that Theo is skipping out - but he'll be coming out to Comics Art Brooklyn to officially debut his new book. He has a a good reason (note the mention of a baby boom above). We do, however, have Sean Ford, Eamon Espey and Corinne Mucha coming to comics camp with us and they will armed with new minis, prints and even little paintings. Our guest comics mule for the road trip will be Tucker Stone, so we'lll have plenty of gossip to dish when we get back. You get yourself to SPX! See you this weekend...
FIRST THINGS FIRST: Secret Acres had a grand old time at RIPE, the Rhode Island Independent Publishing Expo, which really should be RIIPE, but who's counting? Dave Nuss, smooth operator of Revival House Press was our celebrity comics mule and neighbor at the show. We would like him to be our neighbo…


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For your Wednesday viewing and listening pleasure, The Cricket offers up "Lookin' Back," the brand-new video by Salt Lake City hip-hop group Better Taste Bureau.
Better Taste Bureau is the rap group formerly known as Hurris & Gig — made up of two rappers, Hurris and Gig (duh!), and producer Mason Brewer. The group is an up-and-comer, having been named U92's first Homegrown Hip Hop Champions. BTB is working on its first studio album.
BTB describes itself thusly: "Being raised in Salt Lake City, the three of us have a unique view on life, music and style that comes from growing up in a town that is largely overlooked."
The video is a film noir take on "Groundhog Day," with a luckless guy (Aaron Brimhall) waking up bound in Utah's West Desert — and repeatedly running into a femme fatale (Mitra Yosri).
The song features BTB collaborating with Luna Lune, the folk-rock band fronted by singer-songwriter Tessa Barton.


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Honey harvest 2014
Honeycomb and two happy little hives. Mom gave most of the honey to to newer hive so that they would have enough honey to survive the winter.
There were at least 9 little squishes on this one tiny section of a yellow squash plant! I couldn't even get them all in the shot. (Mom's garden)
Canned cinnamon apple rings, applesauce, and cinnamon applesauce. 1) Lots of apples on on Grandpa's tree! 2) Pealing and slicing rings. 3) Apples we didn't even touch! 4) Rings 5) Cinnamon applesauce 6) regular applesauce.
Taming the garden. 1) Tomatoes and you can see the jungle behind them! So much weeding to do but it's been too hot to take care of it. 2) Finally able to take care of some of the weeds/grass and you can actually see the plants. Tarragon and sage are going nuts and they were new this year.
Pickled Okra- 1) Dill heads 2) Dill seed 3) Okra 4) Finished product.
Unfortunately it didn't turn out that well. It was very very slimy. The taste was good but the texture wasn't.
This has nothing to do with gardens but a lot to do with DIY! Power Steering pump replacement! My roommate and I did this almost on our own. My hubby had to help with getting the pulley off and he put the new line on but a couple of girls did a pretty good job! 1) Removing the old one 2) & 3) No wonder this guy wasn't working anymore, the bearings are TOTALLY chewed up! 4) The official Pulley Puller Pulling tool! So thankful AutoZone loans tools! In the end we fought putting the line back one for 2 days, only to figure out we just needed a whole new one. It was too warped to get it back on.


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How I pick the links to include here:
– Wednesday morning I received a press release about chef David Chang's bit of silliness in GQ about "fancy beer." Friday morning I received a press release about Garrett Oliver's response, also in GQ. No need to bother with this pissing match. You're not going to miss it.
– Tuesday morning, because I roll out of bed rather early, Dan Paquette's Monday night into Tuesday morning rant was near the top of my Twitter feed. And the story sped ahead from there. The ratio of words to actual information was rather high and only by chance did Twitter point me to an interesting (though anonymous and unsubstantiated) post 10 pages into a Beer Advocate discussion. In my youth I was a newspaper city editor. I'm pretty sure that we could have found a way to report this as a local story. It would have taken both feet on the street time and some forensic accounting. When I see a proper story I'll be sure to link to it. Waiting for that link.
– Although I suspect I'll be waiting for that particular link a while, Saturday morning Zak Avery used the topic as a jumping off place for an entirely different discussion. Drop that one into Pocket.
Craft Beer in a Post-Craft World. One of Avery's takeaways is "Beer isn't going to get any better than it is now" (it appears three times in boldface). In part that's because it is really good now. I understand what he means when he writes "the technology of craft beer – focusing on quality and flavour without cutting corners to maximise profits – has reached endgame." But I don't agree that it won't get better.
As I type this I realize it could be an entire post, but I'll try to be unusually concise. Granted, "good enough" and "better" are moving targets. But how do you know that something better won't come along? I had conversations with people just two weeks ago in which they guaranteed me that Firestone Walker Pivo Pils was the best pilsner-type beer they'd ever tasted. And it hasn't been in bottles two years.
This isn't about a quest to find the best pale ale, the best weissbier, the best porter; or even a desire to always be tasting something new. Beer is food, and that means there are more than 3,000 (a lot more, given the freedom many breweries extend multiple brewers) beer chefs operating in the United States. I'm happy enough to think that I'll never find commercially smoked brisket better than at Louie Mueller's in Taylor, Texas, but there are times when I might enjoy brisket more someplace else. And I really like sitting in Louie Mueller's (those are Mueller's smoke-stained windows at the top).
Avery accurately describes "post-craft era" as a buzz-phrase. I like it. It drew me to his post (Boak & Bailey used the phrase "post-craft world" back in May, but I was in Brazil and missed it until now). In an email not long ago Vince Cottone, who gets credit for giving us the term "craft" brewery, wrote that he was disappointed the term "industrial brew" (which he wrote about at the same time 30 years ago) didn't get any traction. I've been having conversations with brewers about post-industrial beer and post-industrial brewing and although they humor me there is the chance this is only something I've made up.
It works better if you don't aim for a specific definition (sorta like "craft"). But the idea is that brewers at businesses interested in operating on various levels of scale now have the technology that resulted from the R&D very large brewing companies could afford. So we can have beer that is not designed for the broadest audience and shipped all over the face of the earth, but still "cleaner, more consistent, more reliable, less of a lottery."
The discussion about good, better, best, fantastic, life changing, and so on is a different one. Avery has given us a lot to think about. Makes you wish we didn't have to wait 112 days between posts. If only because this one also hit the on switch for Max Bahnson.
[Via Tasting the Pith]
So You Wanna be a Brewer? 20 Real Facts About Working in a Brewery. Since I might have hijacked Zak Avery's idea to make my own point, here's another reminder that brewing is a business.
[Via Queen City Drinks]
Farmhouse ales of Europe. "Farmhouse ale lives in many more places than people have been aware of." Wow, what a list. Do we call these indigenous?
[Via Largsblog]
If Everyone Else Is A Beer Expert – Why Not Me? Proof that you can make a point in a lot less space and in a far more amusing way than me.
[Via A Good Beer Blog]
Could Budweiser be better than craft beer? When I posted this on Twitter complained they'd just wasted two minutes of their life reading it. Consider yourself warned.
[Via The Drinks Business]
The Uncritical Embrace of Craft Beer? Also got dissed for posting this link on Twitter. "Did you mean to make me lose that time?" It is long, and it is a topic already discussed at length, but something people are still figuring out. And relevant, I think, to The Session #90 Roundup.
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Today, the Democratic Party released its 2012 National Platform in Charlotte, N.C., at the Democratic National Convention. Rhone Resch, President and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), the national trade association for the U.S. solar industry, issued the following statement in response to the document's call for an "All-of-the-Above Energy Policy."
Solar Energy in the Central Valley and the Chicken and Egg Challenge
Over the past several years thousands of megawatts of renewable energy projects have been approved for construction on both public and private lands in California. The main development areas have been the Mojave Desert and Carrizo Plain areas of the state. But another region of California with great potential — the San Joaquin Valley — is still largely undeveloped, awaiting a commitment from state planners and regulators to prioritize the building of the transmission line needed to make development in this area feasible.
Ypsilanti, Michigan's Corner Brewery celebrates completion of $250,000 energy efficiency project
The Corner Brewery in Ypsilanti will be hosting a ribbon-cutting reception Wednesday to celebrate the completion and launch of its $250,000 "Green Brewery Project."
AnnArbor.com previously reported that with the installation of nearly $345,000 worth of energy-efficient devices and systems, the Arbor Brewing Company and the Corner Brewery, became Michigan's first solar breweries.
Arizona Solar Energy Production Increased By 333 Percent In 2011
Arizona ranks third in the nation in terms of solar system installation, according to the 2011 U.S. Solar Market Insight Report from the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), Governor Jan Brewer announced March 22.
Sprawling Solar Plant on Tap for San Luis Valley
The San Luis Valley, already home to three solar power plants, could soon become the site of a sprawling 6,200-acre solar complex - a facility that would generate three times as much electricity as the other plants combined.
Fort Hood Neighborhood Gets Solar Power Tuesday
Tucked away just to the east of the on-post neighborhood it'll soon help power, four gravelly acres have been claimed by about 3,000 solar panels.
Critics: 'Bill Could Halt Solar Development'
There is a bill that would limit the Arizona Corporation Commission's power to regulate renewable energy.
A Smaller Route to Solar Success
There are at least a dozen major ways to turn sunlight into electricity, but one of the more interesting is using a field of mirrors to focus the sun's energy on a "power tower" where the heat is captured and used later to spin a turbine and turn a generator.


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Hello my school name is Grace E Hardeman Elementary. I am a proud grandfather of a third grader and my experience working with the school facility and staff as a volunteer has been outstanding. I am a member of the WATCHDOGS (Dads of Great Students) and I personally see the inner working of the school and the school spirit within. Go Roadrunners........... Pastor Art Bullis
We are very happy with this school. My daughter is in 5th grade and this year for her has been great. She is very happy to go to school every day, she has straight A's and her teacher has really good comunication with me. She emails me about homework, tests, and so on. There are great things about this school but they are not very strict. I think the teachers should have more dicipline with bad behavior.
My daughter went to Grace E Hardeman and now my grandchildren are fortunate to attend this campus. The principal and faculty have been an asset to our community. The teachers are great, very personable, and are always available to assist you with any of your concerns.
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Hardeman elementary is a fantastic school as long as you have an average student. As with most large schools & districts kids get lost in the shuffle. I feel both my slower learner & my academic achiever was one of those kids. The achiever attended Hardeman from K-4th was only challenged 1 year and on the other hand my slower learner was never given the extra help he needed. We were told since he made good enough grades to pass that there was nothing they could do. He had to be failing or unable to read before he could quailfy for tutoring. I rate this school based on if your student is average.
I am very happy with Gracde E Hardeman School. My daughter Pat is one of the re-zoned kids and she is so happy about her transition and it has been so smooth and easy. Mr Ellis and his staff are doing an excellent job for our kids. It is like a big family. Marisel Brant
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I think that Owen Farrell exemplifies some of the worst qualities of sportsmanship. Every time I have watched a game with him playing, he acts like a soccer player by complaining fiercely at all calls by the referee, throwing a fit if things don't go his way, and putting in a few too many little shoves off the ball. That is a detriment to rugby. He's not alone with that attitude, I think Delon Armitage does the same thing, but as the fly half, he gets more of the spotlight when it happens.


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The Nationals currently lead the National League East, and with their deep pitching staff they look poised to make a run toward the post season. That pitching staff however is led by a young phenom named Stephen Strasburg, who in his short career has had his share of arm trouble. Strasburg looks to be the favorite for the National League Cy Young award, the problem is he is going to reach a team imposed innings limit. The number has not been made public by the Nationals, however most teams follow a rule that a pitcher can't exceed 20% more than his previous high. Strasburg's high is 123 in 2010 combined between the major leagues and the minor leagues, which would leave Strasburg with a limit of 147. That seems rather low being that Strasburg is already at 77 innings, so the number is probably in the 160-170 range.
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"This ain't no lyrical, miracle, chop your head off… none of that shit."
Those words punctuate the introduction of Murs and Terrace Martin's collaborative effort, Murs and Terrace Martin Are… Melrose. While the Living Legend is certainly capable of getting deep with it, as evidenced by his collaborative efforts with 9th Wonder, this isn't one of those times. In place of the "chop your head off" rhymes that seem to dominate much of the independent and underground scene, Murs and Martin opt for the laid back and carefree – the very thing that people think of when the words "Southern" and "California" are put together in dialog.
The beauty of Melrose is its simplicity. What you see is what you get. Lead single "Fresh Kicks" isn't a witty metaphor, it's an ode to fresh kicks and those who love them. If your love for Queen Latifah inspired, "UNITY" type rhymes trumps all, your love for the album likely ends here as both men toss around "bitch" and its many derivatives like a father and son playing catch on a Sunday afternoon. But this is where the pair are at their best. The topic of love, lust, loss and everything take center stage on the album. "She's A Prostitute" finds Murs offering a weighty and comical defense of porn stars and other ladies of the night, blasting women who condemn sex workers but give it up for free. Elsewhere, "She's A Loser" is an ode to less than stellar chicks. Instead of just going in on the shortcomings of its subjects, Terrace and Murs turn the spotlight on themselves, saying they're just as big of losers as the girls they love (Murs for "licking porn stars pussy" on the Internet and Martin for having three or four mothers for his kids). Not politically correct by any means, but a hilarious ride.
Where the action slows down and tries to get introspective, the jokes do not. The pair play the roles of good boyfriend (Murs) and deadbeat dad (Martin) on "Thank You." Things take a slightly – but not too serious – turn with the final two tracks "Doin Me" and "Hands In The Sky," but neither song detracts from the feel good flow present through the rest of the album.
At the end of the day, Melrose is a hit because it doesn't take itself too seriously. It'll be a welcome addition to anyone in need of a soundtrack for their spring break or summer.
Very Good review. Probably not the best lyrical work by Murs but it is a real fun album to listen to. Terrace is a force to be reckon with in the future.
Sick album, every fan or Murs or Terrance should cop this. And order for Murs website, and he will autograph your cd or vinyl. Dope album!
Not feelin it. I'd give it a 2/5.
Murs has gotta be one of the most 1 dimensional underground rappers out. I fuck chicks, I fucks chicks, I fucks chicks…..
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I'm going through a divorce and I'm happy that it's finally official, although the image of a family is still something I wish is something I wish I would have been able to give my son. I know that it's for the best. We have been split up for about 3 1/2 years so I've have dated during that time but I haven't found "the one" I found many but not the one. I'm talking to someone now and when we are together or the rare moment he's loving and sincere it's amazing but I'm just so confused, lost, and even lonely at times
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Ray Beldner is a celebrated arts educator, sculptor and new media artist exhibiting nationally and internationally for three decades. Ray's work can be found can in numerous prestigious collections including the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery and the Federal Reserve Board in Washington D.C., the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, Oakland Museum of California,the San Jose Museum of Art, Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, and the Saks Fifth Avenue Collection in New York. Mr.Beldner holds a B.F.A. in Painting from the San Francisco Art Institute and an M.F.A. in Sculpture from Mills College in Oakland,CA.
Thomas Ingmire is an internationally recognized educator, researcher, fine art calligrapher and maker of artist's books. Thomas began his career in the 1970's as a virtuoso calligrapher and the first American invited to membership in Britain's Society of Scribes and Illuminators. Educated as a Landscape Architect with intensive graphics and fine arts studies, he discovered calligraphy and evolved as a lettering artist creating expressive textual imagery. Mr. Ingmire's work is held in collections including the Special Collections of the San Francisco Public Library, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, England, Stiftung Archiv der Akademie der Kunste (Academy of Fine Arts), Berlin, Germany, the National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD and numerous library collections across America.
Shannon Kaye is a self-described entrepreneurial artist creating art and color palettes for the home environment for more than 15 years. She works in paint and collage, creates textiles and home accessories, as well as providing color consulting for private and commercial clients, architects and interior designers. Shannon can be seen on television as the host of Freshcoat on the DIY Network and has also appeared on HGTV, Lifetime Channel, and TBS. Ms. Kaye has studied at the Seattle Architectural Finishing School in Seattle, Washington, and the Academy of Art College in San Francisco. Her work has been featured innumerous publications including Esquire, Better Homes and Gardens, Sunset and At Home magazines. Shannon has been exhibiting professionally for over 30 years.
Francesca Pastine is a regional curator and arts educator, and as a visual artist she has exhibited across America for 20 years. Ms. Pastine holds a B.F.A. and M.F.A. in Painting from the San Francisco Art Institute. In her current body of work, she is using art magazines and newspapers to explore the ways in which received text becomes part of personal experience.
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We are ready to paint the ceiling of our 27 year old home. The ceilings have never been "painted". When we went to paint the "texture" is coming off! The brush is full of plaster and paint.
What kind of a mess do we have here? Are we going to have to re-texture the ceiling? :-0
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I have several 25+ yr old textured ceilings. I have learned the hard way not to paint. Because there is not a lot of foot traffic on these ceiling-- I've simply "cleaned" them-- specifiically, every-other-year I might GENTLY brush the ceilings with a feather duster. I will suggest 2 options for your situation: FIRST, the ideal and the probably the most suggested option that would be suggested by readers of this forum: (1)scrape all texture off of ceiling, (2) hire drywall contractor to put a skim/finish coat drywall mud on ceiling (do not re-texture ceiling), (3)paint, new flat surfaced ceiling. If you are sufficiently turned off by the time, mess and expense of the above, ideal, option, here's the SECOND option: (1) take a soft brisseled (sp?) broom and GENTLY (key word gently) brush dirt and loose texture from ceiling ---I said "loose texture from ceiling" I did NOT say, brush all texure from ceiling! (2) put away all paint brushes. (3) Get a number of deep nap paint roller covers. (4) fill you paint roller with enough paint so that you can cover an area of the textured ceiling without having to continously go back and forth over one area--in other words, don't linger too long in one area (or you'll be pulling texture off the ceiling)---have enough paint in you roller so you can cover an area and move on--e.g., don't try to cover a 5 ft sq. area with one filling of the roller! (You'll get the hand of it.) Yes, some texture will still come off onto the paint roller--- and at some point, you will need to put on a new paint roller (don't expect to paint a 20 X 15' ceiling with one paint roller!-- it might take 4 or 5 rollers). Try this option on one of your smaller ceilings--- if you like the result, then, beside saving loads of money, there is a positive point to this approach--- in 10 or 15 years, when you want to re-paint your ceilings--- it will be a snap. That is, the texture of the ceiling will have been encapsulated in a coat of paint (your 1st caot), so, texture won't be falling off when you re-paint. Good luck. Jaes.
Rent a sprayer tape off the walls they make plastic that applys so easy.It comes in a 4 inch roll but pulls out to different lengths. Drop cloth your floor and your plastic shoulod br covering anything on the wall that you dont want paint on get a eggshell (your color choice) of paint and you can get all this at 1 stop at a paint store not a home center.
Dont rent the sparayer till you are ready.
Rental $40.00
Blue Tape $ 7.00
Respirator $15.00
Plastic $15.00
Drop Cloth $ 8.00 (DISPOSEABLE 1)
Price I would charge $295.00
Depending on your room size and ceiling height im guessing is low enough for you to reach 3 hours
Spray time 30 minutes
End Result Priceless because it will look like new again.
Tip you will use a gallon of paint for every 200 sq feet.
No messed ceilings no texture coming off.
Dont rent the sparayer till you are ready.
Rental $40.00
Blue Tape $ 7.00
Respirator $15.00
Plastic $15.00
Drop Cloth $ 8.00 (DISPOSEABLE 1)
Price I would charge $295.00
Depending on your room size and ceiling height im guessing is low enough for you to reach 3 hours
Spray time 30 minutes
End Result Priceless because it will look like new again.
Tip you will use a gallon of paint for every 200 sq feet.
No messed ceilings no texture coming off.
drywall repair:water damage
Painting a textured ceiling
Removing Textured Ceiling
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I think Hawthorn Elementary is wonderful! My daughter is in Kindergarten this year, and her teacher is amazing. She makes learning so much fun, and my daughter absolutely adores her.
We moved from out of state and two of my kids are attending Hawthorn. I am shocked with the low level of education the school provides. The teachers lack the basic training to teach kids. My kids are very smart and were doing extremely well until they came to Hawthorn. When I spoke with their teachers I was stunned to hear one of the teachers blame my child (who is a first grader) for falling behind! As my kids are not getting the education they deserve at Hawthorn, I took it upon myself to teach them at home. At this time, I am actively looking to move out of Hawthorn district. It feels like a nightmare
This is my son's 3rd year at Hawthorn and we just love it! They really work with him to help develope his skills. The first year he has a bit of an issue with his attitude and his teachers really worked with him. In 1st grade he had the best teacher! She really encouraged him and he did wonerfully in her class. Now he is in the accelerated learning program and has tested higher than the other students for the same grade. This is just such a wonderful school! I grew up in California when they need to teach most everyone to speak english - they don't expect much from the students and just brush them off without encouragement - this is a totally different situation. Parents should realize how lucky they are to have a school that really cares about the individual child.
All of my kids have attended Hawthorn from kindgargen up; my fifth child is a second grader this year (2009-10). I cannot say enough about this school, the teachers, the staff and the wonderful learning environment there. I have found the teachers to be approachable, interested in input and very helpful. I can't imagine my kids going anywhere else. We have had nothing but positive experiences there from day 1.
I have several children in this school, all of which have attended since kindergarten. This year has been the worst year that I have had with the principles and assistant principle and one teacher. We have had problems on the bus and they didn't do anything about it. I am seriously thinking about pulling my kids out of the school. When the kids don't feel safe talking to a teacher I think that there is a problem. That school needs a new principle that we can go to and the problem be taken care of immediately. Even if it is with someone who has a kid in the school that they are close to. The kids are first not hurting another parents feelings.
I have a 1st & 3rd grader here. Class room teachers have been excellent each year. Overall, school is very good. This school is one of the smaller elementary schools in district, which in this case I think is a positive. The coverage area for this school includes a very wide range of income and family backgrounds, and I would guess ~ 5-10% of the students were born outside of US. This is great to have kids from 3 different continents in my kids class room. Aggregate exam scores for school are just a little above average, but that is mis-leading because if you take out the 'free & reduced lunch' category, every other cross-section / grouping is very good to ecellent.
We moved to go to this school! We had a lot of choices in this area but once we spent a little time with the staff and principal; we knew this is where we needed to be. We are now in our 5th year of having children here and I cannot think of safer and more positive environment for our children. Very, very pleased!
This is the worst school my kids have been to. The principal is very denigrating to the children in the school, treating them like they are much older; the emphasis here is not on learning, but on punishment. Every child is just a little soldier in the system. Seemingly, the only thing cared about in the office is liability, not the students. I understand the teaching in the disabled classes is good, but if your child is not special needs, his education will not be of importance here.
My husband and I moved into the area from out of state and debated private vs. public. We decided to 'try out' Hawthorn for kindergarten and our daughter will be entering third grade in the fall! She would never allow us to move at this point!! The administration and the teachers are very approachable and want our children to exceed as much as we do. They are eager to educate each child at his or her level of ability and provide challenges for those who are above grade level academically. Our youngest is receiving speech therapy and the improvement after one year is astounding. The staff and teachers embrace each child as their own. My husband and I are blessed to have these wonderful people help raise our children. I agree with the earlier posts, Hawthorn is more than a school, it is a community.
I have three children (currently in 5th, 4th, and 1st grades) who have all attended Hawthorn since kindergarten. Hawthorn is a true treasure. The administration and the teachers are very approachable and are eager to educate each child at his or her level of ability. My youngest child has a disability (CP) the staff and students have embraced him with love and loyalty that I never expected. The special education teachers and paraprofessionals and therepists are truly exceptional--kind and caring. There is an amazing PTO with a lot of opportunities for parent involvement. I agree with an earlier post, Hawthorn is more than a school, it is a community. A community which does an exceptional job of including all of its members to the fullest extent possible.
My grandaughter has attended Hawthorne since kindergarten, and her sister is poised to enter this fall. All three of my husband's children finished elementary here. Even with budget cuts, the school has been superbANLC is a school where the children come first. Each child is encouraged to do their personal best without being labeled as the smart or dumb kids. They are taught accountability for behavior from the start, which gives them true life skills. The teachers are highly skilled and work hard to bring out the best in each child; learning is fun. The former principal was the best, knowing each child by name, which was a particular boone to the boys. Recently we voted a tax increase to keep the quality of this school as high as possible - both our kids and the school are worth it.
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I really have to pee but am seeing how long I can hold it. I also have to poop a bit. My parents are home so I can't go in my pants and will have to go in the toilet when it gets to bad. I would love to hold it until I wet, but there's to great a chance of my parents finding out. But i will hold it for another hour though since i don't have to go that bad yet.
i love to pee in my pants and diaper since i am an abdl
try holding it for the hole day when you go to bed wet.
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I have to pee realy realy bad right now bt dont wana go. its to much fun and it feels to good
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In my teens, I had a couple of pairs of old jeans that I would put on in the privacy of my room when needed to pee so badly that I would soon wet my pants. I kept them in a plastic bag in my closet and would wash them when I did my regular laundry. Doing your own laundry is important if you have a pee holding or wetting interest.
A couple of towels... but while tucking them in your pants ;-)
ok some how get your parents out of the house and drink as much as you can and turn on as many sinks as you can and turn on the tub water and you will pee your pants.
One thing you could try is to take off your pants and pee in a towel. It feels just like wetting your pants and you can rinse the towel and let it dry before anyone sees it. Or you could wet your pants and then do the same thing with them.
Stay in your room and keep a waste basket handy just in case. That's what I did when I was your age and had to pee really bad.
I agree hold it. I do it all the time and wait till they leave or go to bed, and if i cant wait that long i go out to pee in the yard, garage, ally, or any private place i can find


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So I've been on hiatus for a little while, because of RL stuff. And the hiatus will be ending in December I'm not dead. But I had to come back real quick to say EW YUCK KILL ME in response to the Chair wedding.
#Alison Brie
#actually more personal than normal
#I don't think I've ever shared family issues on tumblr before
#Tenth Doctor
#Rose Tyler
#Ten x Rose
#omg best
#Abed Nadir
#Annie Edison
#Abed x Annie
#Alison Brie
#Danny Pudi
#flawless bbs
Sometimes when I IM on Skype I get this sudden fear that I just sent that message to the wrong person. Like, "wait what if I accidently sent that to my mom?" And then I get such a feeling of relief when I check and I sent it to the right person.
#because he's adorable
#but knowing my luck its just the fascination that is involved in meeting your teacher's children
I don't know if this guy in my French class is like romantically interested in me or if he just wants a friend. And then there's always the possibility that he's talking to me because my mom was his Algebra teacher when he was in HS. And my mom and I look very very similar. I'm sure that's what every guy wants in his romantic partner, "wow you look just like my HS algebra teacher that's attractive!"


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Hey, that rhymes. Ever read Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events? Well, Violet is one of the main characters and along with her brother and infant sister, she deals with, well, a lot of unfortunate events. There are leeches, evil troupes of actors, devilish counts and friendly deadly vipers. Yeah, it's pretty much like working at a fashionable fashion magazine of fashions (badumpshhhhh, kidding). Violet's main claim to fame is that she is an inventor and can quickly solve problems. Anyway, she's got a Wednesday Addams meets Elizabeth Bennet vibe, which is cool—and spot on for the fall collections.
1. Well, this is a fucking unfortunate event we're in.
Dress & tights by Marc Jacobs, coat by Marni, shoes by Lanvin
2. I can invent ANYTHING
Coat by Prabal Gurung, shirt by Tory Burch, pants by Proenza Schouler, boots by Gucci
3. I don't want to be a child bride of Count Olaf
Coat by Rachel Comey, dress by Stella McCartney, shoes by Burberry Prorsum
So this past weekend I was boning up on my Greek Mythology, you know by watching Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief because I'm 13 and I thought I'd give Persephone a try. Traditionally she is known as queen of Hades but before that she was just a goddess who was chillin. One day she was hanging out with her nymph friends and Hades kidnapped her. TWIST! Meanwhile, back at Chez Olympus, her mother started flipping out and demanded that she be returned. Hades bowed to the gods' will but before she left, Persephone ate some pomegranate seeds. As fate would have it, those who eat or drink in the Underworld must stay there FOREVER. However, Persephone was able to spend one season of the year in Hades and live the rest above. The Greeks believed this to be the reason behind the four season—when Persephone is in Hades, her mother's sadness keeps us in winter. Fun.
1. Um, guyssss, what is Hades doing here?
Dress by Tsumori Chisato, shoes by Vivienne Westwood
2. Great, just great, I'm stuck in the underworld. BUT LOOK AT MY NEW DRESSSSS!
Dress by Christian Dior Haute Couture, shoes by Alexander McQueen
3. Peace out Hades.
Dress by Stella McCartney, shoes by Peter Pilotto
All images from Vogue UK.
Ever seen Grease? Of course you have, this is America. So here we have Sandra Dee, the Aussie transplant who lands at Rydell High for her senior year. She spent the summer at the beach with Danny Zukko and she misses him dearly. As musicals would have it, Danny goes to Rydell! Ahhh! Of course, he's not the same Danny that Sandy met at the beach. He wears black leather jackets, hangs out with a suburban gang and smokes cigarettes. Oh heavens. Sandy realizes the only way to be with Danny is to completely change herself. So she throws on some tight pants, a tube top, heels and a leather jacket and all is well! Yay.
Sarcasm aside, I fucking love Grease.
1. First day at Rydell High
Dress by Valentino, blazer by Stella McCartney, shoes by Michael Kors
2. National Bandstand Dance Off!!!!!!
Dress and bag by Dolce & Gabbana, shoes by Jonathan Saunders
3. Yeh Betteh Shape Up
Shorts and tights by Balmain, shirt by Acne, jacket by Burberry, shoes by Prabal Gurung
All images from Vogue UK.
I am so frightfully tired this morning and I have no idea why. I need to get it together because tonight is the most important night of my life thus far, the premiere of Deathly Hallows. Today, let's take a look at quarter Veela Fleur Delacour. We're first presented with the Beauxbatons student in The Goblet of Fire but she comes back strong towards the end of the series after marrying Ron's brother, Bill. Now, since she's basically part nymph and one of Beauxbatons' brightest students you know she'd have some killer style. Enjoy it, y'all.
1. That vampire from Twilight wouldn't take me to the Yule Ball.
Dress by Erdem, shoes by Peter Pilotto
2. Whatever, I'm marrying Bill Weasley, my favorite Ginger
Dress by Stella McCartney, shoes by Valentino
3. Welcome to Shell Cottage
Dress by Valentino, shoes by Nina Ricci
All images from Vogue UK.


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