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Colton Dixon took a bit of the life out of Lifehouse last night.
The American Idol finalist took to the stage and performed a version of "Everything," trying his best to milk emotion from the ballad (and even shedding a few tears after it was over), but really just coming across as - dare we say it? - boring overall.
There were no major moments and nothing that really stood out from the audition, as evidenced by the judges restrained comments: Steven Tyler just said it was great; J.Lo said it was emotional; and Randy said Colton has "believability."
We grant the guy that. We do believe he exists. We just wish he had gone in a different direction in this case...
I think the only reason people didn't like Colton is because he is a Christian and proudly and openly declares it. I don't know if it's because they've had a bad experience with religion or they don't like it or they just feel a sense of conviction, I don't know. But what I do know is God is going to use Colton in a powerful and and that Jesus is the Lord, they may dieny Him now, but there will be a day when every tongue proclaims Him as God. Jesus does true you love you, no matter who you are or what you've done, if you come before the Father you will be forgiven.
I really like Colton Dixon. I think he is an amazing musician who sings from the heart. I would like to hear him sing something by Kutless, like 'What Faith Can Do", or maybe Michael W. Smith's "Raging Sea".
He is good on the keyboards too. A complete artist.
I think that Colton is one of the best performers in american idol and he might end up in top 2 or even win. I thought his performance was overall excellent and i loved when he got emotional. It shows he has a heart and does not care to show what he is feeling. He connected with the song and i am a total fan of him. To me he is a true musician. Awesome job!
All I can say is wow. You guys should not be writing about music, because you have no idea what you're talking about. Colton is an AMAZING performer/songwriter/musician, and to say that performance was boring just shows me you know nothing about music. He put his whole heart into that performance, and it really shined through, though you were too nieve and practical to see that. Learn to appreciate a good performance and THEN start writing articles on them.
When Colton sings, I change the channel....borrrrring.
@m.p. - My deepest apologies. I was not aware there could be "bad reporting" when it came to a subjective topic such as music. There goes my Pulitzer!
Your a moron if you think that was boring! The performance was brilliant ant you obviously know absolutely nothing about music! I predict top 2 if not the american idol!
I thought his performance was quite boring as well....wasn't sure what the judges were watching.
It was truly one of the most boring performances of the evening. Others have raised the bar for Colton.
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- Updated: May 11, 2013
I love Boston and the marathon. I attended school at Boston College and spent many Patriot's Days cheering as a spectator at the top of Heartbreak Hill.
April 15, 2013, was my third time running the storied race.
It was a beautiful day for running; a little overcast with cool temperatures. Marathon Monday is always a great time, filled with nervous anticipation, making new friends from around the world, sharing stories and running experiences. It is the culmination of many long miles in the New England cold.
The spectators are the finest, applauding the runners' efforts all the way from Hopkinton to Boston. I could never have imagined the turn the day would take.
I finished the race in 3:47, and the time at the clock read 3:53 p.m., 16 minutes before the first bomb went off. I waved to my husband Paul andtwo of my boys as I ran past them down Boylston Street. Once past the finish, I walked another block or two getting water, snacks, a blanket, finisher medal and my belongings that were bussed back from the start.
Then, I backtracked to the designated family meeting area. All of this took 20 minutes or so. I met up with my family and headed to grab a cab. My son, Luke, would later comment that he heard a loud bang, but dismissed it as thunder. What else could it be?
I did comment on all the sirens, however it being a city that is not uncommon, but there were A LOT.
It was not until we were back at the hotel in our room did we discover what had happened. People were told not to leave their homes or hotels. The police presence was unprecedented. We left Boston on Tuesday where there were National Guardsmen with rifles on nearly every corner. It was all very unnerving. We were blessed to have not been harmed, and returned home safely.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of the victims and their families.
I am just so very sad that such a long-standing joyous celebration has been tarnished by such evil, but as President Obama so aptly stated:
"Next year on the third Monday in April, the world will return to this great American city, to run harder than ever and to cheer even louder for the118th Boston Marathon. Bet on it."
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Eva Mendes knows exactly why people think she might be expecting with her longtime beau Ryan Gosling.
"It all started because I didn't want to go through the scanners at the airport. You know, those X-ray scanners, which are really creepy," Mendes explained to Ellen DeGeneres on Wednesday's The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
"They basically see you naked, right?" said Mendes. "And not only that, but there's a radiation aspect to it, so I always opt out. I always ask for a personal pat-down. I don't mean in person, I meant in private because they can take you. Ladies, I want you to know that they can take you in private, they can take you into an area."
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"I can go out on a school night, which I've never been able to do," he said during an interview set to air on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Wednesday. "I've never been out in 22 years on a Wednesday night. It's like, 'Oh you're doing something wrong. You have to go home and write jokes every single night.' "
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What do you give a global media star who is turning 60 and who truly has everything? A giant portrait of herself, made entirely of sequins – natch!
That was the artful birthday gift that Ellen DeGeneres lined up for pal Oprah Winfrey, revealing her present Wednesday on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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Fresh from their four wins at the Grammys, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis credit famous fan Ellen DeGeneres with helping make "Same Love" a hit.
"We have a lot of praise to show you, because this was the first time that we ever performed live on television," Macklemore, 30, told DeGeneres Tuesday's episoe of her talk show. "You got behind 'Same Love' before anybody else did. Before it was a radio song, before it was out there with the video on MTV, you were behind it."
The duo first appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2012, when they performed "Same Love" – a gay rights anthem that went viral on YouTube – with vocalist Mary Lambert. Since then, the comedian has been a big advocate for their success. Macklemore and Lewis have sold 1.3 million albums and garnered more than 900 million YouTube views, impressive feats considering they are independent artists without a music label.
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I wanted to added some brown sugar to my recipe to bump up the ABV and hopefully to give it more of a "sweetness" to the final beer. Will the brown sugar do that or should i just add some specialty malts? Also if I did add the brown sugar when should I add it, at the start of the boil or towards the end of the boil? Thanks for all the help.
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For the record Iv'e never added it last 15 minutes, just start of boil. It turned out great.
Like stated in the other post it will impart a dryer beer and the sugars will ferment out. You'll still get some flavor depending how long you boil it for. Depending on what your making i wouldn't add more than a Pound, but experiment. To get that sweet flavor your looking for I'd go with specialty grains. But thats just me.
Brown sugar will not add sweetness, but it will up the abv. For sweetness add some caramel/crystal malt. 4-8oz of an L40-L80 adds sweetness with some caramel flavor and body. It will make your beer darker. It will have a very small effect on your abv, so you may want to add the brown sugar anyway. There are lots of recipes that include both crystal malts and brown sugar or molasses.
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At the New York International Gift Fair this summer, Zevro rolled out its Happy Hourz Professional Bar Gear collection. The functional bar tools and wine accessories emerged as an element of the company's Solutions for Modern Living platform.
Tools in the collection sport innovative features, according to the company, and are designed to bring a level of fun to the party. The IceStation Ice Bucket set, for example, features a lid that automatically opens and closes with the removal/insertion of the IceScoop-Tongs and is designed to keep ice colder longer.
Zevro's barware tool assortment also has three jigger options: the Adjustable Jigger, Gravity Release Jigger and the Knuckle Jigger.
In wine accessories, Zevro's Wine Fan fits all wine bottles, according to the company, and holds up to six glasses. In the closed position, the fan can go on a wine bottle neck to stand the bottle for display. In the open position, the fan is placed on an upright wine bottle and can be fanned 360 degrees, providing slots to hold wine stem glasses in an upside down position, convenient for display and serving.
For more on Zevro's Happy Hourz collection, see HomeWorld's October 1 issue, which also previews the upcoming NY Tabletop Market in the Nouveau: Ultimate Tabletop section. Also included with this issue is HomeWorld's Forecast 2013 consumer survey supplement, an in-depth study of housewares purchase behavior and preferences.
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The Golden Era at the Golden Horse Awards
You may recall that last year the Golden Horse celebrated its 50th year so it was a big big deal. All the stars of Chinese language cinema were out with all the living winners of the lead acting prizes prominently displayed on stage. Zhang Ziyi finally took home Best Actress for The Grand Master, a prize that had continually eluded her. This year, the 51st, is bound to be a let down in comparison but it's still worth noting since we like to see how the Oscar submissions from various Asian countries fare. So let's just hit that straightaway...
THE GOLDEN ERA (Ann Hui) - Hong Kong's Oscar submission
This historical bio of a famous female writer finds Lust Caution's then-novice star Tang Wei headlining another acclaimed 3 hour period epic. It's nominated for 5 awards and they're all major ones: Feature, Director, Actress, Supporting Actress and Original Screenplay. No tech nominations though, which seems strange for a period epic. I'm still kicking myself for missing this one at TIFF but it's hard to fit the super-sized movies into those jampacked schedules.
ICE POISON (Midi Z) - Taiwan's Oscar submission
Our own Oscars don't ever have the "lone wolf" director anymore with the expanded Best Picture lineup and an increasing willingness to embrace chillier critical darlings anyway, but the Golden Horse got one this year. This Taiwanese drama about a poor young farmer and a woman escaping an arranged marriage who both get mixed up in selling crystal meth is only nominated for Best Director.
MY BELOVED DEAREST (Sanif Olek) - Singapore's Oscar submission
Last year, Singapore was the surprise winner of the Best Feature Golden Horse (which tilts heavily China and Hong Kong) for their Oscar submission Ilo Ilo but this year their representing film either wasn't eligible or was not well loved by the Golden Horse jury. Zero nominations.
We don't yet know what the mainland has chosen as their Oscar submission but the other films that were embraced by the Golden Horse Jury were: Black Coal, Thin Ice from China and winner of the Golden Bear early this year (Glenn reviewed) which led nominations with 8 including all the biggies - Feature, Director, Actress and Actor; Blind Massage from China, exactly what it's title implies, was not far behind with 7 nominations including Feature and Director; Kano from Taiwan, a true story baseball movie set in the 1930s won 6 nominations including Feature and Makeup & Costumes; Coming Home, the new Gong Li drama about a man returning from prison to his estranged wife, missed the key nod for Best Feature but won 5 other nominations including two for acting: Gong Li and a Newcomer nod for Zhang Huiwen who plays her daughter; Paradise in Service was also big in acting categories with three supporting nods but it missed Best Feature, too; A Fool about parents desperate to save their son convicted of a crime won five nominations including Feature.
And finally, just because it's fun to know these films -- and because yours truly kind of misses the days a decade ago when everyone was excited about wuxia movies - other films that did well, particularly in the tech awards included Brotherhood of Blades set in the Ming dynasty, The White Storm a drug underworld action film, No Man's Land about a lawyer's adventures in the Gobi desert and the biggie, a wuxia prequel with five tech nominations: Young Detective Dee: Rise of the Sea Dragon which is available on Netflix Instant Watch.
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Today is one of those days where I wish I could just sleep and sleep and sleep! I don't seem to get the bursts of energy that some women get during pregnancy. Right now I'm procrastinating making dinner because standing up is way too much effort... lol!
Baby has been pretty quiet today, but gives me an occasional poke/kick to let me know he's there. I've officially lost track of how far along I am. Apparently I need to take a look at my ticker. I think I'm 29 weeks and 1 day, but I'm really not sure. Pregnancy brain. Well, DH just got home so I'd better go. My plan is to go to bed early tonight!
Well it turns out that I DID pass the 3 hour test, which is definitely a relief. Apparently I just can't pass the screening to save my life. I have now had my blood drawn ten times for gestational diabetes (over both of my pregnancies), but have never actually had it. So annoying. Why can't I just pass the freaking screening?! I hate how every time I do the screening they tell me "this should be the last blood draw for the pregnancy" and then I inevitably need about 25 more. Okay, slight exaggeration . I just really hate having my blood drawn, and I don't react well to it- it doesn't mesh well with my low blood pressure situation.
Anyway, I'm happy to say that we're over that hurdle. So I really just need baby to go head down and stay that way (he might be there now, it's hard to tell sometimes). I really, really need to find a way to exercise more. I'm completely fine as far as weight gain goes in my midwife's point of view, but I'm above where I want to be, and I hate how big my thighs and butt are right now!!! It's just been really hard to get to the gym on a regular basis because of the renovations on the house, and the fact that I'm totally exhausted all the time! If I can do better for the remainder of the pregnancy, I'll be happy. It's more of just getting in/staying in the habit of working out than anything else. I know that will help me a lot after the baby's born, if not before.
We had a nice Father's Day here. I had Catie make DH a card, which she was very excited about. DH took her out for doughnuts, so they had some daddy/daughter time. We went to church, and DD and I took a nice long nap afterwards. We had some nice play time this evening, I called my dad (and Catie talked to him too), and now she's in bed. DH is playing a video game and I'm messing around on my laptop. Tomorrow, it's back to work! I need to clean the house (as always), grocery shop, and try to knock something else off my list of freezer meals. Last week I did two kinds of soup and pumpkin muffins, so that's good. Little by little we are getting ready for this baby!
30 weeks today! Yay!
I'm starting to get a little overwhelmed with the list of everything I want to do before the baby comes. Of course it's not a big deal if it doesn't get finished, but I'd like it to! I really want to have some more meals in the freezer, so I'm focusing on that. I've made good progress already, so that's good. If I can find the energy today, I'm going to do another batch of homemade bread/rolls and a lasagna. But DD was up super early again, so I'm not really feeling it. I need a nap! I did get the dusting and vacuuming done, so that's good.
Not much to report, except that I feel like I'm suddenly HUGE, and wondering how I'm going to make it another 10-12 weeks without turning into a blimp. Yikes. The funny part is, when I took DD to the pediatrician yesterday (turns out the cough is just allergies) our doctor tentatively asked me if I'm expecting. Obviously I said yes and he said he hates to ask in case someone isn't. I told him that we've definitely passed the point obviousness and not to worry. I couldn't believe that he wasn't sure! But I guess I was sitting down, so maybe it was harder to tell because of that.
My hip is absolutely KILLING me today, and my hormones are making me wacky. So pretty much your standard day for pregnancy . I think it would help if I could sleep through the night, but between my hip, having to pee, and DD deciding that sleeping through the night is for the birds, it just isn't happening. Oh well. I keep reminding myself that before I know it my kids will be big and I'll miss these days! I try to enjoy snuggling with her at 3am no matter how exhausted I am, because I know there will come a day when I won't be the center of her little world anymore, and I want to enjoy it while it lasts, although I'd be okay if it wasn't EVERY night!
I know this journal is about this pregnancy, but I just have to make note of two funny things DD did today. First, we were in McDonald's having lunch (soooo healthy, I know ) and there was a large family sitting near us, and they had a little baby. One of the grandmas/aunts/something along those lines got up to admire the baby, and was standing next to our table with her back to us. DD reached out (before I could stop her) and grabbed the lady's butt! I was totally mortified, and thought it was hilarious at the same time. Thankfully the lady realized it was a two-year-old who did and was very nice about it. She thought it was pretty funny. Oh my goodness. It makes you wonder what goes through their little two-year-old minds!
The other thing was, she was totally excited to take the allergy medicine the doctor prescribed for her. I think she thought it was going to taste like children's Tylenol (which she really likes). So I gave her the dose (which she took like a champ) and then I turned to face the counter to put the top back on the bottle and make sure that I put it away out of her reach. I turned back around to find her LICKING THE DISHTOWEL... I guess trying to get the taste of the medicine out of her mouth. Too funny. Anyway, those where the cute/funny/embarrassing two-year-old moments today. I need to remember those things instead of the temper tantrums when I start to get nervous about having number two!
I feel like I only use this journal to complain, but I'm really trying to keep a positive attitude in general, so I have to vent somewhere, and this seems to be the place.
WHAT a couple of days we have had. Nothing catastrophic, just a lot of smaller things that add up until you feel like you're going to lose your mind. For one thing, I haven't been feeling well. I'm still having allergy/cough issues, and I've started having more issues with low blood pressure/passing out. I need to talk to my midwife about that at my appointment this week. DD has been a bear about taking her cough medicine, and has just been really disobedient lately- just really testing me all the time. We got a new dishwasher to replace the other new one (that never worked), and now the replacement doesn't work either, so apparently there's a larger problem that no one seems to be able to figure out. Our dogs got sprayed by a skunk last night, and then this morning one of them escaped from the yard (he has NEVER gone through the electric fence before) which was horrible, but thankfully we found him. The other dog's collar isn't working right, so I don't know what is going on with all of that. TVA is supposed to be removing the mess of weeds/brush/etc. from under the power lines (there's an easement on our property) but they won't finish the job and we just keep calling and calling and calling and can't make any progress. And in the midst of this, we're still renovating so the house is still torn up and most of our stuff is still packed from when we moved... over three months ago now. I'm just feeling like I'm at the end of my rope. And this baby won't stay in a head down position, which is really starting to freak me out. I know that it's all going to be fine, one way or another, and I'm trying SO hard to keep a positive attitude and keep it all in perspective, but what I want to do is lie down on the floor and throw a screaming temper tantrum that would rival DD's. I know that this is a good opportunity to trust in God and work on being more patient, etc. I am choosing to go that route, but that doesn't mean the tantrum route doesn't still appeal to me . There are so many people around me who are really and truly suffering that I don't want to blow my little troubles out of proportion, but I am at the point where I could really use a little break. If TVA would come do what they're supposed to do, or if the dishwasher would just start working, I would feel a lot better.
I'm going to lose my mind if DD doesn't start sleeping through the night again soon. She's been getting up anywhere from 2am to 4am, and it's a rare occasion when she goes back to sleep. I don't know how she is pulling it off and still has energy to burn. Yesterday she only napped for 20 minutes and was still up for the day at 4:30!!! I can't keep up with this schedule, so something has got to give. I don't know what happened- she's always been such a great sleeper. I guess the temptation of being able to get out of bed if she wants to (now that she's in a big girl bed) is just too much for her. Ugh.
I think everything is fine pregnancy-wise. Baby's moving fine. I just suddenly feel huge, fat, and uncomfortable. But I guess that's par for the course. I just don't remember it kicking in this soon with DD (I'm 31 weeks and 1 day). I haven't been able to exercise much because of my low blood pressure issue, so I'm sure that's not helping. I'm starting to have really bad hip pain... that I DO remember from my first pregnancy! I actually think it started earlier with DD, so I'm grateful that it's held off a bit this time around. I have a prenatal appointment today. I'm seeing a different midwife... I think this one was a student there and recently came on as a fully certified midwife. It will be a quick appointment (thankfully... I spent enough time there taking the 3 hour glucose test a couple weeks ago). I'm just hoping that I haven't gained a million pounds or that I'm not measuring way ahead. Last time I'd only gained one pound, and I've been measuring exactly on the whole time, so I'm sure it'll be fine. But I really do feel like a whale. Not looking forward to losing the pregnancy weight after. I did it with DD, but it's not easy for me like it is for some people... it was 10 months of REALLY working hard at it. I don't really mind it, although I'd love it if it came off easier, but it's hard when the large majority of your friends don't work out at all and lose all the weight in half the time or less, when you're killing yourself and barely making any progress. Apparently I'm in a really negative mood today... must be that 4:30am wake up call . I promise to be better. I'm really very thankful for a healthy daughter, a healthy pregnancy, and all the blessings in our life. But everyone needs to vent, right?
I keep meaning to post here and then getting interrupted and never making it back. Not that there's much to say. No big news- everything is just going along, which I guess is what you want at this point of the pregnancy! DD has been sleeping better, so that is WONDERFUL. I still have to get up to pee a million times and have a hard time finding a comfortable position, but I'm happy to just have to deal with that and not a high energy 2 1/2 year old at 3am. Definite improvement. She's not sleeping as late in the morning as she used to, but at least it's legitimately morning when she gets up now!
I feel like I'm as big as a whale at this point, but I had actually lost 1/2 lb at my last appointment, and at the appointment before that I'd only gained 1 lb. So combined, I'd gained 1/2 lb in six weeks. That definitely made me happy. Baby is moving fine, and he was head down at my last appointment, which made me REALLY happy, even though the midwife warned me that he might still flip around some. From what I can tell, he's still head down, so hopefully he'll stay that way. I try to spend some time on the birth ball every day, and sitting in positions that will encourage him to stay head down. He likes to stick his little foot into my ribs! Not a pleasant feeling, but I'm so happy that it's his foot up there and not a hand that I don't care. Also happy that he appears to have given up lying transverse, which was about the most uncomfortable thing I've ever experienced!
DH was away on a business trip earlier this week (just got back last night) and then he leaves on another business trip tomorrow and won't be back until Wednesday night. I usually don't mind too much when he has to travel (although of course I miss him) but it's definitely harder this time with me being as pregnant as I am and trying to take care of DD, the dogs, the house, the renovations, etc. by myself, 24 hours a day. I'm worn out, and then when he gets home, he's worn out from traveling. Not a good combo. But after this trip he's done until probably next year. I'm really glad that it's now instead of in a couple of weeks. I don't expect to go early, but any later in the pregnancy and I would start to get nervous about having him out of town.
It's kind of weird... I feel simultaneously confident about making the transition to two kids, and really unprepared! Lol! DD has been really giving me a run for my money lately. Just testing the boundaries constantly. I know it's completely age appropriate and I just need to stay consistent and she'll figure it out, but I'm having a hard time finding the energy to cope with it. I know it will be easier once I have the baby and I'm feeling better physically. I feel so badly that I can't play with her as much as she wants me to, and I always HATE the physical limitations pregnancy puts on me. I know it won't be better immediately when the baby's born because I'll have to heal and I'll be nursing him constantly, but at least there will be a light at the end of the tunnel then. I try to play with her as much as possible, and tell myself that the adjustment we're making now, with me not being able to do as much, will help her get used to not being the center of attention when the baby's born. She loves babies so much and really wants to help take care of them that I'm hoping that will help her adjust. I keep talking about how she's such a good helper and how I'll need her help when "baby brother" is born. Well, I have more to say but this post is already ridiculously long, so I guess that's it for now .
Yesterday I finally posted a pregnancy pic on facebook. I had a deal with a friend of mine from high school who is also pregnant- I said I'd post one if she posted one! Everyone has been making me feel good by saying how good I look... so either I'm not as big as I think I am, or I'm hiding it well .
Baby's moving fine. I've been so distracted/stressed out with other stuff (just life... nothing crazy) that I sometimes forget to pay attention, then I get nervous that he's okay. But when I sit down for a bit and pay attention, I realize that he's fine.
DH is still out of town. He'll be back tomorrow night. I'm definitely ready. I'm feeling overwhelmed having everything here on my shoulders. Especially since it's been one of those "whatever can go wrong, will go wrong" weeks. Nothing big, just lots of little things that wear you down after awhile. I'm trying not to let the hormones get the better of me and keep things in perspective. Everything is, or will be, fine. But when you're just about 33 weeks pregnant, it all feels huge!
I'm trying to come up with fun indoor things to do with DD. We have a heat index of 115 degrees, and all she wants to do is play outside (which is obviously not a good idea) so I'm trying to let her play outside early in the morning/in the evening when it's cooler, and come up with other stuff to do during the day. I think maybe we'll go to the library today.
This has officially been a really crappy week. Every time I think I have taken care of everything, something else pops up. And people are making everything so much harder than it has to be. Like AT&T customer service taking 1 1/2 hours just to figure out who they needed to transfer me to to take care of my problem. Or my dog suddenly deciding that he no longer understands the word "come" and making me trek across our 1 1/2 acre yard (in the 100 degree heat) dragging him along. Or the YMCA telling me that I have to come in to take care of something in person that they could EASILY do over the phone. Everything is so much harder/more time consuming than it has to be! And I don't have the stamina/tolerance/patience to put up with or deal with it like a normal human being. It's lucky I got someone's voicemail at the Y instead of the actual person, because I was hysterical crying in anger/frustration and if I had actually spoken to someone I'm pretty sure I would have cursed them out, and that's saying a lot for me because I don't use bad language. I may have mentioned this already, but I'm bummed about my baby shower. Pretty much no one can come. I realize that it's July and a lot of people are out of town on vacation, but I'm already not in a good place mentally/emotionally, so this isn't helping. Makes me feel like a loser.
I feel terrible because I don't have enough patience for DD. I love her so much but she is in a very whiny/needy mood today and I am having a really hard time not getting frustrated with her. Usually I can use it as a teaching moment to show her how she should ask for things without whining, or to try to teach her that she can't always get everything she wants the second she wants it. Today I just want to crawl into a hole. And then I feel like a horrible mommy.
It's 115 degrees outside with the heat index, which I don't think is helping. I've been staying inside a lot because the heat makes me swell up, but I'm fine I stay cool. I really need to pull myself together so I can take DD somewhere. We didn't make it to the library yesterday, so I'd like to go today... pretty much right now... but I need to get a handle on myself first.
I got really scared this morning because the baby was really still. I started to freak out that something was wrong. He did start moving, which was a relief, so I did a kick count to reassure myself. I think he's fine. He's definitely not moving as much as usual so far this morning, but he is moving. He moved a ton late last night, so maybe he's just tired and sleeping more. As I'm typing this he's moving, so I'm sure everything is fine. I'm so ready to have this baby and to get through the baby blues/post partum stuff and start feeling like a somewhat normal human being again. I feel like I'll be able to be a much better mommy when I'm not feeling so physically crappy all the time. I know I'll be sleep deprived- I remember what it's like to have a newborn- but right now I'm ready to make the trade!
Well yesterday turned out to be more eventful than I had expected. We ended up with a trip L&D. Over the last two days I'd noticed that the baby hadn't been moving anywhere near as much as usual, and that when he did move, it was more lethargic/sluggish than usual. So all day Wednesday and yesterday I did kick counts. Wednesday they were okay, but just barely. Yesterday (especially in the afternoon) they started to go downhill. I was trying to decide what to do when I saw I had a voicemail from my FIL (who is an OB). His message said that he was just calling to check in/see how I'm feeling because he talked to me in a while, and to call him if I had any questions or concerns. I decided that maybe this was a sign .
So I gave him a call back and told him what was going on, and that I was trying to decide if I needed to talk to the midwife on call, or if I should just wait until the morning when the office was open. He recommended that I speak to the midwife on call, so that's what I did. She told me to take a shower/eat something sugary/do kick counts. I told her I had done all of those things (I had just gotten out of the shower, eaten pancakes for dinner right before that, and I'd been doing kick counts since the day before) so she told me to come in.
We packed up DD (it was her bed time... great timing ) and dropped her at a friend's house on our way. Long story short, they monitored me/baby for awhile and found the source of the problem- I was dehydrated. So they made me drink about a gallon of water, moved me from position to position to see how baby would respond, and he started to perk up (thank goodness). They said that because of the extreme heat we've been having the last few days (115 degree heat index) they've had a lot of moms come in with the same problem. They said it's just really hard to stay hydrated when it's this hot. So I was obviously glad that the little guy was okay and that it was something simple and easily fixed. But there was definitely a part of me that was glad that I wasn't completely crazy and there really was something going on. This probably sounds really weird, but it helped me to trust that my body actually does know what it's doing!
So we picked up DD and got home about 10:15pm and crashed. I slept okay, not great because the hip pain is starting to really get to me, and I had to pee a million times from all the water I drank at the hospital, but better than the last couple of nights. I actually managed to find a comfortable position a couple of times, which was heavenly. I'm so thankful for my body pillow! Anyway, that was the story of our exciting evening. I'm REALLY glad it wasn't any more exciting than that!


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I'm not advocating buying him out as opposed to burying him in the minors, but there are a couple of reasons not to just bury him:
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(2) He has a lot of friends on the team. Or he might any ways. He seems to be liked well enough, although I recall him and Gill having a run in a couple seasons ago. I any case there is something to be said for morale, and sending a guy who is well liked to Hamilton might hurt morale more than the cap space helps.
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Originally Posted by tmcd35 Actually I use a Ubuntu desktop so I have 4 virtual screens with 2 physical screens on each virtual screen. So I effectively have 8 screens in total. Does that mean I have a superiority complex? possibly! only 4 virtual desktops? 6 on both my netbook and net top plus my PC at home means i have 13 desktops
i get annoyed using my puny one monitored windows machine having to have loads of programs on one desktop
Originally Posted by localzuk Yes, but you have to carry a rucksack just to carry around all your phones too! It was fun at Yesterday's session at MS in Reading ... the question came up about who was using what phone ... had to remember to put my hand down at the end of it.
I currently have 4 - 2 on windows 2 on ubuntu sharing a keyboard and mouse using synergy so that i can just scroll across all four screens without changing mouse
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I found one bottle of last year saison at about 12 months. I'll drink it this weekend and give you guys a readout.
"The trouble with quotes on the internet is that it is difficult to detrmine whether or not they are genuine" - Abraham LincolnFine Creek BreweryPrimary: 12-12-12 Wee Heavy, Stone Ruination Clone, Bell's Better brow Ale Clone and Saison d'Hiver
Botteled: All Columbus IPA, Chocolate Peppermint Baltic Porter, Ewalds Altbier, Hopslam Clone, Scottish Strong Ale, Fine Creek Saison, Not so Pale Pale Ale, Double Chocolate Oatmeal Imperial Stout
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Anyone have any opinions on dry hops that work well with this yeast? My first 3711 batch is finishing up now. I kept the recipe simple to let the yeast come through and get a feel for it (just pilsner, a touch of wheat, and a little sugar, no dry hop). As it was getting close to time to bottle, I remembered I had a couple 1 gallon jugs so I filled two of 'em and dry hopped with .4oz Cascade in one, and .4oz Willamette in the other. Thought a little citrus, a little spice might be nice, and I've still got 3 gallons with no dry hop. Any opinions on this? Do you prefer your 3711 saisons with no dry hop or any in particular?
I like a nice hoppy saison; I find that spicier ones like saaz or chinook do well to complement the natural flavors of the yeast, but cascade or centennial can be excellent for complementing the citrusy aspects of it as well. Of your choices, I'd bet the cascade will be better, but that's just because I haven't had a lot of great experiences with willamette, myself .
I wasn't saying that funk retention might increase with fermentation temps, but that funk level might. So if Saison A was fermented cool and enjoyed young, and Saison B fermented warm and aged several months, by that time the funk level might have faded some, but only to the point of a young Saison A. If Saison A were aged, it might get boring because the mellower funk would die out to nothing, as one poster mentioned above.
That was my hypothesis, anyway. I'm still interested in anyone's results.
I'm quite glad this thread has been more active lately. Although my brothers won't let me brew a saison anytime soon- we've made wayyy too many saisons- I'm itching to get more of a handle on this yeast.
We mentioned dry hops- I've done that with a little hallertau on a table saison, and it was lovely. I think the floral aspects of noble hops really complement this yeast.
(think Thierez extra- one of my favs)
What bothers me so much about this yeast are two things:
1. aging this yeast- while still good- gets a little boring. It gets a little too one-dimensional citrusy.
Fermenting hot does help- but I don't like the higher alcohols that come out-
2. My biggest grief about the yeast is that people ALWAYS prefer the 3724 when I make saisons. So it's hard to really want to get this one perfect with 3724 available.
(I do like blending them)
Have you guys tried Ama Bionda?
I have a sneaking suspicion that they are using 3711 or a very similar yeast. This leads me to think of 3711 as a perfect one for a "smooth" and easy drinking saison. Both Ama Bionda and Thierez extra have that really nice bready character that other saisons don't seem to have. (think Dupont)
I know a lot of this has to do with the soft/hard water- so it looks like I have more experimentation to do.


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