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thinkythink http://www.thinkythink.com/ becca colao's hyperthink delight. 2014-10-17T09:40:25-04:00 Tricking yourself out of (ADHD) All-or-nothing Planning http://www.thinkythink.com/2014/10/tricking-yourself-out-of-adhd-all-or-nothing-planning.html I've been sick. I'll tell you more later about that. But for now, it means a lot of things have not been happening, because other more urgent and medically important things have happened. There are papers piled in odd places...
I've been sick. I'll tell you more later about that. But for now, it means a lot of things have not been happening, because other more urgent and medically important things have happened. There are papers piled in odd places while I was taking care of my body. There are emails I didn't answer because I could not. And so on. That's ok. Bodies, and lives, have to be in good enough health to pick that stuff back up. That said, I am tempted to use this silly period. after. each. word. thing. that has cropped up in the blogosphere to articulate how much of a dead stop things can feel like they have come to.

Time and again I have worked with coaching clients around

-starting as an obstacle

-re-starting spurring "failure! you failed! you can't! see! it didn't happen before!" self-talk.

Just as I was getting going on some projects for business, I got a bad loooong cold. And then some weird virus at the end of it. During the weird virus part I kept thinking, "see! you aren't doing what you planned on! It DID NOT WORK. YOU MADE NO PROGRESS," because I was just getting restarted. I was just putting these pieces back together in my days.  But having interruptions is not a failure to progress. It is an interruption. There is an art to designing systems and planning with interruptions in mind, and sometimes those systems and plans need tweaking- like when your current normal level of interruptions and intrustions increases. It doesn't mean you failed to make progress. (Take that, negative self-talk!)

I have also learned, but have to remember and re-remember, that even if I think "hey, I will put aside a coupole days this month just ot organize my office stuff," doesn't mean that this will be the best way forward right now. Success is seeing that another way forward might match better- and not stopping dead in your tracks because you couldn't get past getting started based on the plans you had. And what I won't be stopped by today is the fact that I now have choices, the kind that can be deadly with any executive function challenges (ADHD, ASD, um... overwhelmed life).

I COULD

-prioritize my fitness that is so compromised

-make sure I get to a bit of my office/home/whatever chores today so it stays under control
-make it an "organizing day" when I ignore everything else and get to organizing the office

-get errands out of the way that need to get done and keep hanging over me

-clean out the fridge so I can know what groceries I have so I can have food available for lunch

-95 other categories that feel like they could take precedence over everything else

With all of these particular options my little thinkythink brain can say "but if you do X then you won't do Y!" And talk in circles. At light speed. Which is why I started this blog, because it happens to me, I've learned about it, I have helped others with it who have this happen, and I know we all have to keep reminding ourselves that we do this, it happens, and really, I just need to get a boulder in motion that is either stopped, or threatening to stop, and keep it that way, gently. Never mind which category of thing is right. Watch the flood of possible decisions just do its thing. Be wrong and just do. Don't push yourself to "just do it" and end up in a mental battle about whether or not that is what you are doing. Notice, move ahead anyways. It might be an organizing day, or an organizing 10 minutes. It might be organizing day when those 10 minutes turn into a gloriously useful hyperfocus. That might be the day I ignore the walks I need to recover from post-surgical deconditioning. Or, a walk might spur some better work, and the organizing might get moved along to another day. It is all good. It will all get done, in time, with less of my grip on the schedule and more of my remembering, awareness, and intention.

 ADHD ADHD Coaching Aspergers Executive Function Television Thinking Time Management Becca Colao, MA, Senior Certified ADHD Coach 2014-10-17T09:40:25-04:00 Why get diagnosed with ADHD as an adult/parent/mom? http://www.thinkythink.com/2013/10/why-get-diagnosed-with-adhd-as-an-adultparentmom.html This morning in a parents' discussion email group, a mom asked if it is useful to be diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. I thought my answer might be useful to others so I've excerpted it for you here: Diagnosis...
This morning in a parents' discussion email group, a mom asked if it is useful to be diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. I thought my answer might be useful to others so I've excerpted it for you here:

Diagnosis as an adult gives you a lot of information that can be useful, including both medication and non-medication strategies. (you would KNOW that anything dopamine-related can be instrumental; you start to look at caffeine, aerobic exercise, and protein differently)  It also gives you a sense of whether their is an increased genetic tendency in that direction (read: you have ADHD, very good chance one or more of your kids does too).

When it comes to women, there is such an interaction between ADHD and hormones that it gives you a different view and a big heads up around both cyclic functioning variation and what happens in peri-/menopause. ADHD can be much worse in menopause for some women, so that it becomes a time that some need to seek treatment where they didn't need it, or where hormonal treatment is much more important because it is impacting functioning much more than other people (because the estrogen drop effects compound the ADHD effects).
As an upside to that seeming unhappy news,  older women I know with ADHD have told me that they feel like they are ahead of the game, because they have worked consciously on organizational/functioning/memory strategies long before menopause exacerbated these issues.

Finally, even if ADHD didn't kick your butt pre-parenting, parenting is a giant load of executive functioning weighed on sleep-deprived shoulders. If you have underlying ADHD, it is HARD, and the label can give insight into why it might topple you over as it were- and what you might need to prioritize to make it work better.

 ADHD ADHD Coaching Becca Colao, MA, Senior Certified ADHD Coach 2013-10-31T14:22:25-04:00 I had it all wrong. http://www.thinkythink.com/2013/10/i-had-it-all-wrong.html As an ADHD coach I talk a lot about using systems and structures as tools; you don't use a fancy day planner because it is somehow intrinsically good. It should make things run more smoothly. Yet, I was stuck when...
As an ADHD coach I talk a lot about using systems and structures as tools; you don't use a fancy day planner because it is somehow intrinsically good. It should make things run more smoothly.

Yet, I was stuck when it came to cleaning up and organizing my house. I kept trying to "have less stuff." My house is full of toys. They are often on the floor. My kids knock stuff over a lot by mistake, putting more stuff on the floor.

Last week a friend came over and said, "but your kids USE ALL of the toys. So you don't just have too many toys. In fact I've seen a lot of houses with more toys. Or a lot of toys the kids could care less about."

She pointed out an important principle I had forgotten about for myself.  I am not trying to clean up or organize because this is a "good thing" to do. I don't really need to have a certain house for other people to like it.

I forgot that I am cleaning and organizing as a way of making things easier, but that it is important to me to have my house centered around my kids. The way I store stuff, which mostly is toys, is a system that ought to make things easier for us. The fact that we have lots of toys (but maybe less than people think, because ours are all in plain view) is about our core values. I got confused by friends and others thinking we had "too many" toys or "not enough" space. I'd like more space, but it isn't the  most important thing to me.

I love toys and it is ok if they have a whole bunch of toys they love. I am not hoarding toys.

It is ok that in our smallish house, the living room is their playroom and the dining room is their arts and crafts area. It's ok with me. We don't have extra space, and having an adult-centered house is not part of my value system. So when I'm exasperated with mess, I don't have to compare myself to others who think few toys is best, or kids toys for some reason shouldn't be in common spaces. I need to find joy, based on what I value, and systems to help.

 Becca Colao, MA, Senior Certified ADHD Coach 2013-10-29T14:04:46-04:00 Overwhelm and noticing http://www.thinkythink.com/2013/09/overwhelm-and-noticing.html I have too much going on right now. Let's say I don't need more stimulation- though the shock of a quiet house can be a bit discombobulating given the amount on my plate overflowing buffet table. I think we've all...
I have too much going on right now. Let's say I don't need more stimulation- though the shock of a quiet house can be a bit discombobulating given the amount on my plate overflowing buffet table.

I think we've all heard messages about overwhelm or crazy-busy lives like "learn to say no," or "let some things go." These are useful ideas, but they aren't always on point. In some cases, they can just create inner judgment, like "it must be something I'm doing wrong," or "I'm not prioritizing well enough," or one of my favorites, "if I only managed my to do list better it wouldn't be so hard."

None of this addresses the fact that sometimes life delivers too much to handle in the hours or our day. Here are some things that help at times like this:

1. checking in and noticing feelings  of overwhelm, as well as actual overload, or whatever you want to call "having way more to deal with than you can in the time available." The important thing here is noticing and identifying.

Some supports can help to do this, including

sleep

medication

vigorous or gentle exercise

2. letting go of something you can't let go of, and can't say no to. For example, my house is a mess. It isn't really ok with me, and isn't the most useful way to function. But it just is. And I just will be able to clean or organize when I can. And that's just what it is.

3. remembering that you didn't decide to have this situation. You might have a combination of medical/family/family's medical/children's school/your work/your household/your other commitments... that is way more involved than you have time for. That is not necessarily your fault. Let go of what you can let go of, but don't carry around the weight of believing you made it this way if it isn't so.

 Becca Colao, MA, Senior Certified ADHD Coach 2013-09-19T10:00:00-04:00 ADHD Coaching Spots coming available http://www.thinkythink.com/2013/09/adhd-coaching-spots-coming-available.html As we all settle into fall schedules- wait, settle in? Not so sure about that. Anyhow, I've got two openings for one-on-one coaching, and I'd love to have you aboard to get things cranking! There is a bit more info...
As we all settle into fall schedules- wait, settle in? Not so sure about that. Anyhow, I've got two openings for one-on-one coaching, and I'd love to have you aboard to get things cranking! There is a bit more info over at my coaching website

 Becca Colao, MA, Senior Certified ADHD Coach 2013-09-18T12:48:43-04:00 I forgot that part of my life even existed http://www.thinkythink.com/2013/08/i-forgot-that-part-of-my-life-even-existed.html Tuesday is currently my Monday- it is my first workday of the week, at least until the end of summer break. Every week I might forget how much of a transition it is from family time to work time how...
Tuesday is currently my Monday- it is my first workday of the week, at least until the end of summer break. Every week I might forget

how much of a transition it is from family time to work time

how many different slices of the pie are all involved in work time

that there is a pie... I mean that my life has a whole bunch of pieces.

I prefer really to think of them as "tracks". Or drawers that I pull out to deal with one at a time. Or I compare them to college classes that you deal with one at a time, but in parallel.

Lately I don't use a grand task list at the moment as I sometimes do. Part of why is that what I have to do is less to remember the individual tasks- I remember them anyways- than it is to remember which "classes" I am "taking," and what is involved in each of them.

If I have the items on a "master" to do list, it is there, I see it, I read it, I know I will have to pick when to focus on that. But when I get my head inside that whole part of my life, that is different. That's when I can think about doing it. A mentor taught me about having clients touch and feel their projects- mentally or physically- and it is a bit like that. You can't work on everything at once, but you can stay connected to things by looking at the project you aren't working on, and putting it back in the drawer. This is not procrastinating, it is reviewing what's in your life that you are choosing not to do right now.

The funny and weird of the ADHD brain is forgetting entirely that a part of your life exists, even if a related task is on a list or a mental list- the whole feel of it being real just comes back all of a sudden. It feels kind of like remembering that you care. Anyone recognize this? I think it goes to the meat of how you use, or don't use, systems.

 Becca Colao, MA, Senior Certified ADHD Coach 2013-08-13T12:19:27-04:00 There is no perfect system for ADHD and a changing world http://www.thinkythink.com/2013/07/there-is-no-perfect-system-for-adhd-and-a-changing-world.html It took a pretty wise friend to ask me how I deal with ALL THAT STIMULATION from raising my super high-energy, fairly high-needs, young children. It took wisdom about ADHD, about balance, and about me. But this isn't really about...
It took a pretty wise friend to ask me how I deal with ALL THAT STIMULATION from raising my super high-energy, fairly high-needs, young children. It took wisdom about ADHD, about balance, and about me.

But this isn't really about parenting. It is about the fact that  I don't want to go to the coffee shop anymore to work or write, for example, and it used to be my go-to strategy to get some focused review and writing time. And when the kids are off to school, sometimes I don't want to do anything at all. That's because I have used up my quota, or filled my need, for sensory input and stimulation!

I am ready to recharge, I want quiet! I don't want people around me necessarily for background noise or added interest. Those are things that usually help me focus, get out of my head, and get me into flow. But "usually" has gone and changed on me, because my life has changed quite a bit.

This is exactly why I tell my clients that there isn't a "perfect" system or structure that will always work for them necessarily. There might be. But they might need to build in a sense of flexibility- that whatever is working right now is working for now, and when it stops working, it might be time to tweak it, reboot it, or see if it doesn't match their situation any more.

They may develop multiple options for systems depending on the environment. They will forget, as I do, that they might need to just clean out the file drawer/bin/inbox/system and keep going. They will forget that the file drawer may not be necessary any more because of all kinds of other changes. They will forget how much has changed.

The aim is to then remember. And to adjust, and get curious once again about what will work now. The aim is to avoid spending too much energy being upset that the old isn't working right now, and move on into the new.

So this morning, when I wondered why I wasn't jumping right into work in the hour I had open before a client, I had to remember I needed something else. I just needed quiet and decompression time first, without trying to get my mind engaged in the next thing. And then give myself permission to take that time, and know that I will come back around to it.
 ADHD Becca Colao, MA, Senior Certified ADHD Coach 2013-07-23T12:43:34-04:00 Getting started is most of the ADHD battle http://www.thinkythink.com/2013/04/getting-started-is-most-of-the-adhd-battle.html Ok, this is true for some of my ADHD coaching clients. You tell me that whoa! once you get started, everything is a-ok, or even hyperfocus great. But getting started is tough. Today's getting started for me is full-on anxiety-provoking....
   Ok, this is true for some of my ADHD coaching clients.

You tell me that whoa! once you get started, everything is a-ok, or even hyperfocus great. But getting started is tough.

Today's getting started for me is full-on anxiety-provoking.  I haven't had all that much time for the work I've wanted to do for quite some time. Clients always take precedence in my work hours, and many of those hours have been nibbled up by other more important issues, leaving only time for my current clients.

So, I've got my priorities straight. But now I have a little breathing room to do something like write blog posts, and reach out to people interested in coming off my waiting list. But I feel like I'm jumping from the 20-foot diving platform! That is the getting started nerves. The nerves can come after the diversions.

Diversions are not  procrastination in the sense of putting it off so I don't have to do it now. It's more of the slipstream behind the getting-started nerves. Ooh! let me think about how  I am going to get started. Which hours am I coaching? Legitimate question, also a possible roadblock. Ooh! let me organize my inbox so I can make sure I've gathered everything I need to respond to. Legitimate task, but can wash me away from my path. Let me think about the stuff I want to catch up on! Sounds like planning, but planning can also be an island, where you are stuck exploring and aren't actually connected to the dry land of doing.

Only when I get back there, and start moving along, will the anxiety disappear. Then I can step back and see what my next steps are. It is an odd process, because it means thinking once I'm in action, and not thinking it out before, yet also not impulsively going down another path.

 ADHD ADHD Coaching Becca Colao, MA, Senior Certified ADHD Coach 2013-04-24T12:53:36-04:00 Self-Kindness http://www.thinkythink.com/2013/02/self-kindness.html I want to pick up where I left off last week: curiosity and the scientist-mode. Today I am not feeling so well. Had a migraine yesterday, and migraine effects last longer than an afternoon, even if the meds work. The...
I want to pick up where I left off last week: curiosity and the scientist-mode.

Today I am not feeling so well. Had a migraine yesterday, and migraine effects last longer than an afternoon, even if the meds work. The side effects from the meds may last a while, too. Or, the migraine could be part of a virus.

I don't know which. I do know that my ADHD makes it hard for me to step back and notice what my energy level is, and what my body is feeling like.

Oh yeah, I don't feel great. Oh yeah, I was gonna do stuff on my list. Oh yeah, now I gotta push through or forget about it....

or not. Maybe I need to listen to how I'm feeling, how my mind is working, and see what I maybe can do. I've said this a lot on this blog; that we start with what we CAN do, that it might depend on a lot. But I still have to remember this from moment to moment, when it is easier to criticize myself for seeming lazy or inert, or whatever.As soon as I do that, I have forgotten that the self-criticism is actually an enemy of any kind of productivity- and awareness.

What's the bottom line? If I can review what I have been working on, my open tasks and projects, if only to put them away again because I'm under the weather, that's actually a lot more progress than ignoring the list and hammering at myself instead.

 Becca Colao, MA, Senior Certified ADHD Coach 2013-02-06T11:21:12-05:00 We Do Well When We Can http://www.thinkythink.com/2013/01/talking-mean-to-ourselves-andor-kids-.html I've been giving a blog post to clients to read. It's a blog post by Kyra Anderson about parenting, a child with Asperger. After I read it, I kept thinking about it while talking to clients, because the things the...
I've been giving a blog post to clients to read. It's a blog post by Kyra Anderson about parenting, a  child with Asperger.  After I read it,  I kept thinking about it while talking to clients, because the things the author is figuring out about dealing with her kid are so similar to the things my clients figure out about dealing with themselves.

The post is entitled "Kids (and their parents) Do Well When They Can." The phrase "kids do well when they can" refers to Ross Greene's Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) approach to "discipline" with something like "challenging" children, as outlined in The Explosive Child.  If you have kids, or work with kids, or take care of kids, and you haven't read the book, you should. If you have ADHD and you have kids who are biologically related to you, you need to read it, because their chances of having ADHD are too high not to parent accordingly.

But as Kyra illustrates in her post, using this approach changes not only how you parent, but how you feel and think- and talk to yourself- while you are parenting.She writes about her son being happy to play a favorite game on the computer, while saying he doesn't have the energy to do some chores.This is tricky because it is so easy to assume that he is resistant because he just doesn't like chores- and even if you were thinking about someone with ADHD who has trouble focusing on something boring, it is just hard to rewrite the idea that they just don't want to do the boring stuff.

Kyra describes a shift to thinking it may truthfully be about him not having energy to do the chores. Once she does that, she can problem-solve. Then she can help him GET the energy. And then, he succeeds.

I do this with my own kids, and when I make the shift with my kids from thinking "he CAN do this, he's just not trying" to "he does well WHEN HE CAN," and start problem solving about how to help him to be able to, it changes my outlook entirely. I become more pragmatic, more positive, more helpful, and less frustrated. Far less frustrated- right along with my kid.

But I'm writing this to talk about ourselves as adults, not as parents. The message about how we attribute will and effort to kids who aren't doing something we want them do, is EXACTLY how we tell ourselves that we aren't trying hard enough to get something done.

For example, I can start washing the dishes when I put on the right music, or when I have someone coming over, which feels like magical energy I didn't have. A lot of coaching is finding what the strategies and pairings are, yet in a deeper sense it is about changing our assumptions that we aren't doing something because we aren't trying hard enough. When we start to see this as a matter of CAN instead of a matter of TRY, we can begin to problem solve to get to where we can.

The more we do this, the more we can ever-so-slowly change how we talk to ourselves. Slowly we can internalize this thinking, cultivating a perspective that Kyra describes about herself as a parent- and can be equally powerful when thinking about ourselves:

The first part, being softer and assuming good intentions, could possibly sound like overly-positive nonsense if you are cynical. But it allows a mindset of curiosity, or the "scientist mode" as she describes it. This curiousity is, in my experience, the only way to find what works. As a massive bonus, it feels a lot better.

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I want to switch to Fido, and out of all the phones they had I decided to get either Motorola W510 or Nokia 6300. Lately, I've been really wanting the Nokia... however everybody is telling me that the battery life isn't that great. At first, I wanted Motorola but everybody's comments seem to be about poor software or something and that the screen or something freezes on incoming calls .... So I can't make up my mind. I think I'd rather get a phone that works but has avg battery life, rather than a phone that works shitty but has longer battery life.
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With such a big focus on the latest and greatest technology, it's often easy to forget about the other consumers who don't require high-end features in their handset of choice. In my opinion some of the major manufacturers have been a little lack in recent times when it comes to keeping their mid- and low-range handsets up to today's standards – Nokia is not one of these companies!
Nokia announced the 6300 in late November, and it has just arrived on the Australian market. It is a mid-range handset with some high-end features: a 16.7 million colour display, stainless steel panels, and wide multimedia format support.
As I just mentioned, the standout features for the Nokia 6300 include the 16.7 million colour display, the stainless steel design, and the enhanced Series 40 user interface. Other than those three things, the rest of the features are the stock-standard for a mid-range handset.
The 6300's display is a top-of-the range QVGA resolution panel, capable of displaying what is known as 'true colour' – 16.7 million colours. This is the latest advancement in mobile phone displays, and it's great to see Nokia including this in mid-range handsets. The quality of this display really must be seen to be believed!
The 6300 runs the Nokia Series 40 3rd edition platform. It is responsive and very easy to navigate around with the 5-way navigational pad and additional two soft keys. The handset has a wide range of built-in applications (calendar, media players, web browser, and so on), but more can be added thanks to the Java MIDP 2.0 application environment.
Running the Nokia Series 40 3rd edition user interface, the Nokia 6300 is stable and easy to use. Series 40 is a tried and tested platform, and I find it to be one of the most bug free non-smartphone platforms out there. It is the most widely used by Nokia in their non-smartphone range, and is just as functional as Series 60 except it does not run a Symbian operating system.
The Series 40 interface is highly customizable by themes, but also allows the colour and size of the font to be changed via the settings menu. Only one theme was pre-installed on my 6300, but there are many more online. Wallpapers and screensavers are all configurable, and high resolution images look absolutely stunning on the 16.7 million colour display.
Active standby is an ingenious feature by Nokia that displays a wealth of information on the standby screen. Like the rest of the user interface, it can be personalized to suit individual tastes. Active standby splits the standby screen into four panels, and these panels can be assigned to display upcoming calendar entries, countdown timers, general indicators, notes, the radio & music player, or the shortcut bar. The shortcut bar is a scrolling bar of icons which can be selected from a list of 55 different functions. By default the bar shows 5 icons, but this can be increased or decreased as desired.
The 6300 also has a 'Go To' menu (by default this is the left soft icon when in standby mode), which can also display any of the 55 shortcuts that are available for the shortcut bar. By default Go To has a link to the keyboard lock, the camera, the music player, and the radio application.
The main menu can be displayed in a list, grid, grid with labels, or tab view. The 10 icons (messaging, contacts, log, settings, gallery, media, web, organiser, applications, and Push-To-Talk) can be arranged according to personal preference. Additional icons cannot be added to the main menu.
The 6300's display is a top of the line QVGA LCD, capable of true colour representation (up to 16.7 million colours). This display cannot be complimented enough, and really needs to be seen - screen captures don't do it any justice! Nokia should be commended on including this type of display in a mid-range handset, ensuring that those who cannot afford high-end handsets (or just don't need them) don't get left behind in advancements in technology.
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The Nokia 6300 is compatible with the GSM 900, 1800, and 1900MHz networks. These three bands are the most commonly used across the globe, except in some continents where the 800MHz band is widely used. The 6300 automatically switches between network bands when necessary.
Inside the 6300's sales package is a stereo headset, which can be used for calls, listening to music, or listening to the radio. The earpiece or the integrated loudspeaker can also be used for calls. Bluetooth headsets can be used, but they need to be purchased separately. Volume through all mediums is adequate, and is adjusted by using the up and down keys on the right hand side of the handset (or the volume keys on the Bluetooth headset, if any).
The contact book supports multiple entries when the contacts are stored in the handset memory. Additional numbers (including PTT numbers), e-mail addresses, web addresses, company names, job title, formal name, nick name, postal address, birthday, personal notes, images and video can be added to each contact.
If you constantly make calls in noisy environments, the 6300's voice clarity functionality may be of some help. It is activated through the call settings menu, and enhances speech intelligibility. The handset has 6 ring tone profiles, including a flight profile, which disables all radio features so the handset can be used in radio-sensitive areas. The silent profile can quickly be activated by holding down the hash (#) key.
MP3, AAC, and MIDI files can be used as ring tones. The 6300 has 10 pre-installed AAC files, but any compatible file format on the internal or external memory can be used.
Powered by a 860mAh lithium-ion battery, Nokia say the 6300 should last for around 3.5 hours talk time and up to 336 hours standby time. In my testing I could go about three days of regular SMS/MMS messaging and several 10-20 minute calls before the handset started warning me of low battery.
Using the included battery charger, it takes around 2 hours to charge from near-empty. The 6300 uses the now standard mini charging port. The 6300's battery is not charged while it is connected via USB.
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Adam Holzman's expertise in synthesis goes back to the very beginning of Moog history. The fact that his dad founded Elektra Records (Jac Holzman) meant that Adam was close to incredible music as it was being demoed & signed- The Doors, Queen, Joni Mitchell and many more.
His programming acumen, knowledge of history and diverse compositional interests come out of that rich period in music; the soul, funk and R&B acts, the psychedelic and experimental sounds, the progressive explosion of Yes, ELP etc, the new effects and sonic treatments, and the new evolution and hybridization happening in jazz with Miles Davis, Return To Forever etc that would soon be called fusion or jazz/rock.
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The Art Crawl Experience (ACE) is Anaheim's only art walk, located in central downtown Anaheim. It features over 50 artists, galleries & retail open houses, gourmet food trucks, beer & wine, Folklorico Dancing, Flamenco Dancing, Fire Dancing and so much more!
ACE is held quarterly on the second Saturday of February, May, August and November. This November's Burton-themed ACE is anchored by "The Burton Show" brought to you by Popzilla Gallery at the Rothick Art Haus.
Free admission and free parking at the Center Street parking structures (enter from Oak Street).
♥ Rothick art haus Popzilla Gallery presents RECEPTION for "Burton Show" - an artistic tribute to the movies of Tim Burton.
♥ Janell Grace artwork on display at The Music Abode. (address: 445 W. Center Street Promenade) Also featuring music from The Music Adobe instructor Jenny Payne and her new side project, "In the Wilderness";
♥ Center Gallery will host "The Garden of My Memories" by artist Razieh. (address: 250 Center Street at Downtown Anaheim Community Center)
♥ CIM Gallery "NATURE, HUMAN AND URBAN JOYS" Art Exhibition- Opening Reception
(address: 184 W. Center St., Anaheim, CA 92805)
The exhibit will run at CIM Gallery from November 8, 2014 through mid January 2015.
The exhibit is hosted by Lark Gallery Online, visit the gallery atwww.larkgalleryonline.com
♥ Pop-up gallery on Parklet in front of HOME ECO:NOMICS - featuring "Beyond the Poison Apple" by Rose Polanco and "Ivy Corner Gifts" by Cheri Pedemonte
♥ Caffe Primo Patio - Artist Zoey Stevens, Disney Scenic Artist www.zoey.com (address 195 Center Street Promenade)
♥ Center Street Cheese Shop - Artist Aaron Fernandez
♥ Heart&Sole - "Smash Van Gogh" by Ashley Keneipp
♥ GOOD FOOD - Live artist on the patio
♥ Cervantes Mexican Kitchen - $1 Tacos from 6-10
♥ Barbeer - ACE beer specials: $2 off both bottled and draught beers
♥ Ink & Bean - Music on the Deck: Shawn Skim Music
♥ Packing House - Live artists on the patio
♥ Anaheim Brewery - Live artist on the patio
♥ Umami Burger - Live artist on the patio
♥ Gypsy Den - DJ Bassasin + live artist on the patio
♥ Remedy Hair Shoppe - Drop in for ACE-only specials!
♥♥ Hop on the Anaheim Resort Transportation (ART) Shuttle for a free ride from CENTER STREET ANAHEIM to Anaheim Packing District to Center Gallery to Rothick art haus.
♥ Indie Craft Fair and Live Artists on Center Street Promenade:
2 Kindreds Soy Aromatic Candles, Anaheim Arts Council, Art emBodied, Artisan Candle Company, Ash "Zombee" McGee, Bath&Beauty Co., Be U Accessories, Blue Phoenix Creations, Country Girl Customs, Crafted Artists, Death by Irony, Dino Perez, Dustin Myers, Eatmon Glass, Edge of the World Art Studio, From Exit 9, Ha'andah, JDN73, Jessica's Jewelry Shop, Knitting by Charlene, Krafty Girl Creations, Krowe, LANT Art, Leanne Huynh, LeeLee Jewels, Liana Banana Records, Mike Ferguson, Moist Snail Poop, My Mathematical Mind, My Suite Nothings, Natalia Duarte, Nitewolf Studios, Path to Perfect Skin, Pepe Artwork, Plush Vamp, Popsikle Shop, Priceless Pendants, Que Sera Designs, Re-Generation 365, RelicsLoft, Riled Violets, Simple Pretty, Sock Monkeys by Cheddar, Super Duck Handcrafted Accessories, Sylvia Loves Pink, The Kandy Jar, Time in a Bottle, Tony Podue, Vivian Ferraz One of A Kind Designs, Watermelon Sparklies and World of Decoden
♥ Live Entertainment at Center Street Promenade &Lemon Street
6pm Grupo Folklorico Desafiio
6:40pm DJ Craig Lamont
8pm Spyglass Fire Dancers
8:40pm-9:40pm DJ Craig Lamont
♥ Food Trucks on Lemon Street, north of Center Street Promenade
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"Art Crawl Experience" or simply "ACE" is a visually invigorating, tastefully titillating, and an auditory explosive art walk and arts festival that takes place from 6pm to 10pm on the second Saturday of February, May, August and November in what has been acclaimed by local artisans as the Downtown Anaheim Arts District.
ACE was created by artists and community leaders with the intent of bringing arts and culture downtown by showcasing art in public places, street artisans, pop-up galleries, and the brick-and-mortar galleries.
During the evening of an ACE, attendees stroll amongst outdoor permanent art fixtures, such as Peter Shire's illuminated birdhouse sculptures, to discover artists demonstrating their creative process live for curious onlookers.
The indie craft fair at ACE is a cascade of canopies containing unique hand-crafted treasures. Gourmet food trucks rally and local entertainers perform throughout the experience.
Participating downtown eateries and shops transform their spaces into one-night pop-up galleries, while the latest art exhibits are revealed at brick-and-mortar galleries, including Rothick Art Haus, Center Gallery, MUZEO, Joy Art Gallery, CIM Gallery and Kooi Art.
The crawl stretches from Anaheim Blvd., to Harbor Blvd. and along Center Street Promenade. Art lovers can walk, crawl or climb aboard the Anaheim Resort Transit (ART) for complimentary rides throughout Anaheim's Art Crawl Experience.
Art Crawl Experience 2014 Dates:
Feb 8, 2014 • May 10, 2014 • Aug 9, 2014 • Nov 8, 2014
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Jack Bohl hosts first Wednesdays, John Kellermann 2nd Wednesdays, Ed Mellnik third and fifth Wednesdays, John Risley 4th Wednesdays.
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Pastures of Plenty playlist for 07/24/2013
Pastures of Plenty
Wednesday, July 24, 2013, 5:30 to 7:00 AM, Host: John Risley
Artist / Song / CD album
Highlights from the 36th annual Vancouver Folk Music Festival, July 19-21, 2013.
Sara Guthrie and Johnny Irion / Hangknot / The Woody Guthrie Tribute Tour
Sarah Watkins and Nickel Creek / When you come back down / Nickel Creek
Bon Debarras / Chanson du forcat / Errance
Waterboys / Fisherman blues / The whole of the moon
Waterboys / Raggle taggle gypsy / Room to roam
The wooden sky / Child of the valley / Evey child a daughter
Sierra Leon's refugee all stars / Tamagbondorsu / Rise and shine
Delhi 2 Dublin / Apples / Delhi 2 Dublin
Fatma Zidan / Masr / Havel/Try
Black Prairie / Nowhere Massachusetts / A tear in the eye is a wound in the heart
Del Barber / Right side of the wrong / Headwaters
Jayme Stone / Tunya / Africa to Appalachia
Steve Earle / When I fall / Transcendental blues
Steve Earle / The mountain / The mountain
Steve Earle / Pilgrim / The mountain
Maria Dunn / We were good people / We were good people
Elephant revival / Sing to the mountain / Elephant revival
Aidan Knight / Jasper / Versicolour
Loudon Wainright III/ Strange wierdos / Strange wierdos
Thanks for listening!
Pastures of Plenty playlist for 07/17/2013
|Judy Collins
|Pastures of Plenty
|Woody Guthrie at 100
|Otter Creek
|Shady Grove
|Hunter's Moon
|Otter Creek
|Down by the RIver
|Hunter's Moon
|Joanne Rand
|Stories from the Inside Out
|David Rea
|Shorties Ghost
|Shorties Ghost
|Moors & McCumber
|Feeling in your Belly
|Against the Grain
|Cara Luft
|The Ploughboy and the COckney
|Tom Rush
|Duncan and Brady
|Blues, songs and Ballads
|Ian & Silvia
|Little Beggerman
|Northern Journey
|Joan Baez
|North Country Blues
|ANy Day Now
|Arthur Davenport
|Whispering to the Wind
|Burning Bridget Cleary
|Pressed for Time
|Pressed For Time
|Emerald Rae
|Summer Time WIll Come
|If Only I Could Fly
|Phil Ochs
|The scorpion Departs
|Live in Vancouver
|Pete Seeger
|Mrs. Clara Sullivan's Letter
|WE SHall OVercome
|Laura Kemp
|Ash and Soul
|Neil Bjorklund
|To the Water
|Flying Canoe
|Neil Bjorklund
|Don't Call me Now
|Light and Darkness
|Melissa Crabtree
|Cat Fishin'
|Off the Beaten Path
|Melissa Crabtree
|Wreckage After the Rapid
|Off the Beaten Path
|Fadin By 9
|Songs Keep Running
|Fadin By 9
Host Ed Mellnik
Pastures of Plenty playlist for 07/10/2013
|Peter, Paul & Mary
|Album 1700
|Polly Fiveash & Anand Nayak
|The Road The Wheels & The Ride
|Eliza Gilkyson
|Heart Of A Man
|Lost And Found
|Jesse Winchester
|Dangerous Fun
|Third Down, 110 To Go
|Peter, Paul & Mary
|Bob Dylan's Dream
|Album 1700
|Doug Smith & Judy Koch Smith
|Embroynic Journey
|Just For Fun
|Laura Smith
|What Goes Around (Comes Around)
|Everything Is Moving
|John Kellermann
|Another Saturday
|Claire Bard
|The Bat Song
|Claire Bard
|Buddy Mondlock
|The Holes You Leave
|The Memory Wall
|Lauren Sheehan
|I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate
|The Light Still Burns
|Cephas & Wiggins
|Walking Mama
|Cal Scott
|Paid Too Much for the Diamond
|Carved Wood Box
|Buddy Mondlock
|What Do I Know
|The Memory Wall
|Taj Mahal
|Take A Giant Step
|Giant Step/De Ole Folks at Home
|Cal Scott
|Carved Wood Box
|Carved Wood Box
|Taj Mahal
|Fishin' Blues
|Giant Step/De Ole Folks at Home
|Cephas & Wiggins
|Illinois Blues
|Ry Cooder
|The Bourgeois Blues
|Chicken Skin Music
|Doug Smith & Judy Koch Smith
|Stars And Stripes Forever
|Just For Fun
|David Rovics
|Song For Bradley Manning
|Big Red Sessions
|Dar Williams
|I Am The One Who Will Remember Everything
|In The Time Of Gods
|Taj Mahal
|Country Blues #1
|Giant Step/De Ole Folks at Home
Pastures of Plenty playlist for 07/03/2013
|530 am: Roy Book Binder (with Jorma Kaukonen)
|Statesboro Blues
|Live Book...Don't Start Me Talkin' (1994)
|Jorma Kaukonen
|Another Man Done A Full Go Round
|River of Time (2009)
|Red House Records
|545 am: Bill Rhoades & Alan Hager
|Worry Blues
|Runnin' and Ramblin' (1998)
|Burnside Records
|Curtis Salgado & Terry Robb
|Voodoo Music
|Hit It 'N Quit It (1997)
|Lucky Records
|Mary Flower (with Curtis Salgado)
|Hard Day Blues
|Misery Loves Company (2011)
|Yellow Dog Records
|Lloyd Jones (with Curtis Salgado)
|Highway Bound (2010)
|Underworld Records
|600 am: James Taylor
|On the 4th of July
|October Road (2002)
|The Be Good Tanyas
|The Coo Coo Bird
|Blue Horse (2000)
|Netwerk America
|Dave Alvin
|Fourth of July
|King of California (1994)
|Shout Factory
|615 am: Tom Paxton
|Born on the 4th of July
|Best of the Vanguard Years (2000)
|Vanguard Records
|Phil Ochs
|Power and the Glory
|There But For Fortune (1989)
|Simon & Garfunkel
|Bookends (1968)
|Woody Guthrie
|This Land is Your Land
|Woody at 100 (2012)
|Smithsonian Folkways
|630 am: Gordon Lightfoot
|Summertime Dream
|Summertime Dream (1976)
|Harry Manx
|Bend in the Water
|Beautiful: A Tribute to Gordon Lightfoot (2003)
|Borealis Music
|Taj Mahal
|Fishin' Blues
|Giant Step (1989 reissue of 1969 LP)
|645 am: James Keelaghan
|Cold Missouri Waters
|A Recent Future (1995)
|Green Linnet
|Eva Cassidy
|American Tune
|American Tune (2003)
|Blix Street Records
|Doug Smith
|Stars & Stripes Forever
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|You Tube
|Norman and Nancy Blake
|Star Spangled Banner
|Back Home in Sulphur Springs (2005)
|Plectrafone Records
Contemporary and Traditional Folk Music to start your day with a smile
Host: Jack Bohl
Blues and songs for 4th of July and Summer
Pastures of Plenty playlist for 06/26/2013
Pastures of Plenty
Wednesday, June 26, 2013, 5:30 to 7:00 AM, Host: John Risley
Artist / Song / CD album
Mark Knopler / The last laugh / Sailing to Philadelphia
Gillian Welch / I make a Lover's prayer / Soul Journey
Darryl Purpose / The ghost of crazy horse / Next time around
Joan Baez / Sweet Sir Galahad / Ring them bells
David Bromberg / The new Lee highway blues / The best of David Bromberg
Donovan / Universal soldier / Fairytale
Dar Williams / Write this number down / In the time of gods
Fairport convention / Easy rider / No sad refrains - The anthology
Pauline Scanlon / The demon lover / Hush
Alexandra Coutinho / Cancao da Embolar / Fado fate
David Francey / Harm / So say we all
Cheiftains & Decemberists / When the ship comes in / Voice of ages
Slaid Cleaves / Lydia / Broke down
Milk Carton Kids / Hope of a lifetime / The ash and clay
Solas / Micheal Conway / Shramrock city
Arthur Davenport / Who are we / Whispering in the wind
Roseanne Cash / The truth about you / The wheel
Johnny and Roseanne Cash / September when it comes / Rules of travel
James Keelaghan / My blood / A few simple verses
Lucinda Williams / Here in Californina / Remembering Kate Wolf
Peter Ostroushko / Heart of the Heartland / Heart Of The Heartland
Thanks for listening!
Pastures of Plenty playlist for 06/12/2013
|Danca Das Abelhas/Flor E Mel (Dance of the Bees/Flower and Honey)
|Velha Infância
|Linda Waterfall
|Drawing Down The Moon
|In The Presence Of The Light
|Claire Bard
|You Got Love
|Claire Bard
|Polly Fiveash & Anand Nayak
|The Road The Wheels & The Ride
|The Road The Wheels & The Ride
|Lui Collins
|Baptism of Fire
|Baptism of Fire
|Linda Waterfall
|Waiting For Your Luck To Change
|In The Presence Of The Light
|John Kellermann
|Trying To Get Organized
|Another Saturday
|Dana Robinson & Lui Collins
|Things To Do
|Paired Down Vol.2
|Linda Waterfall
|Run It Like A Business
|Body English
|John Kellermann
|Good Enough for Now
|Annie Gallup
|100 Miles From Music City
|Courage My Love
|Bruce Springsteen
|The Ghost Of Tom Joad
|Jim Page
|Whose World is This
|Human Interesting
|Jim Page
|Didn't We
|Human Interesting
|Dr. Michael White
|Canal Street Blues
|Our New Orleans: A Benefit Album
|Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem
|Miami Moon
|Some Bright Morning
|Steve Goodman
|My Old Man
|Anthology: No Big Surprise
|Chuck Brodsky
|The Point
|Tulips For Lunch
|Anais Mitchell
|He Did
|Young Man In America
|Annie Gallup
|Blue Dress
|Courage My Love
|Sharon Thormahlen
|After The Garden's Been Planted
|The Singing Tree
Pastures of Plenty playlist for 06/05/2013
|530 am: The Wailin' Jennys
|Bright Morning Stars
|Bright Morninig Stars (2011)
|Red House Records
|The Staves
|Wisely & Slow
|Dead & Born & Grown (2012)
|Shook Twins
|The Potters Daughter
|Window (2011)
|Shook Twins
|Joan Baez (with Dar Williams)
|You're Aging Well
|Ring Them Bells (1995)
|545 am: John Wesley Harding
|There's a Starbucks Where the Starbucks Used to Be
|The Sound of His Own Voice (2011)
|Yep Roc Records
|Steve Martin
|Late For School
|The Crow (2009)
|Dave Carter & Tracy Grammer
|Tilman Co.
|Drum Hat Buddah (2001)
|Signature Sounds
|600 am: Ashleigh Flynn (with Tracy Grammer)
|Circle Be Unbroken
|Live at Mississippi Studios (2005)
|Home Perm Records
|Ashleigh Flynn
|Prohibition Rose
|A Million Stars (2013)
|Ashleigh Flynn
|Ashleigh Flynn
|A Million Stars
|A Million Stars (2013)
|Ashleigh Flynn
|615 am: Luluc
|Things Behind the Sun
|Way to Blue: Songs of Nick Drake (2013)
|Story Sound Records
|Nick Drake
|I Was Made to Love Magic (2004)
|Lucinda Williams
|Which Will
|Sweet Old World (1992)
|Chameleon Records
|Nick Drake
|From the Morning
|Pink Moon (1972)
|630 calendar background: Maria Fairchild
|Mother Goose
|Celebration (2009)
|(Self released)
|635 am: Dougie MacLean
|Talking With My Father
|Who Am I? (2001)
|Michael Smith
|I Brought My Father With Me
|Such Things Are Finely Done (2003)
|Tales from the Tavern
|645 am: The Decemberists
|June Hymn
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Pastures of Plenty playlist for 05/29/2013
PLAYLIST: Pastures of Plenty
May 29, 2013, Wednesday, 5:30 to 7:00 AM
Portland, OR: 90.7
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(VA) = Various Artists. All media are CDs unless otherwise stated.
Artist: "Selection" ALBUM TITLE [Label]
(VA) Will Geer: Excerpt from This Land Is Your Land "I Hate A Song That ..." A TRIBUTE TO WOODY GUTHRIE [Warner Bros.]
Sandy Rothman/Steve Pottier: "In The Pines" BLUEGRASS GUITAR DUETS [Sierra]
((Music Bed))
Solas: "Pastures Of Plenty" LIVE [Shanachie]
Boxcar Lilies: "Lightin' " SUGAR SHACK [Self]
Stefan Grossman/JoAnn Kelly: "Special Rider" COUNTRY BLUES GUITAR [Stefan Grossman Guitar Workshop]
Red Tail Ring: "Body Like A Bell" THE HEART'S SWIFT FOOT
Peter Alsop: "It's Only A Wee-Wee" UNIFORMS [Moose School]
Peter Alsop: "I Hope You Understand Dear" FAN CLUB FAVORITES [Moose School]
Eric Bogle: "Reg Evan's Cradle" A TOSS OF THE COIN [Greentrax]
Lisa Schenburger: "Don't Think Twice" COVERS [Self]
Buddy Mondlock: "A Canary's Song" THE MEMORY WALL [Sparking Gap]
Barlow Pass: "Mulligan Stew" SHADOWMAN [Self]
Gina Forsysth: "Christmas In China" PROMISED LAND [Waterbug]
Ceolbeg: "See the People Run" COLLECTED [Greentrax]
Yves Lambert Trio: "Suite Pour Keith Corrigan" TRIO [La Pruche Libre]
Lily Henley: "Dark Girl" WORDS LIKE YOURS [Self]
Folk Calendar
Pete Seeger: "Penny's Farm" THE COMPLETE BOWDOIN COLLEGE CONCERT [Smithsonian/Folkways]
Lauren Sheehan: "My Baby's So Sweet" THE LIGHT STILL BURNS [Wilson River]
(VA) Dale Robin Goodman: "High On A Mountain" BANJO BABES [Wepecket]
The Skedaddlers: "Chicken Cowder" MANDOLINS AT THE CAKE WALK [Mandophone]
Jackstraw: "Sunny Brae" SUNDAY NEVER COMES [Self]
Laura Cotese: "Heel To Toe" INTO THE DARK [Self]
Questions & comments are welcome.
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Second and Fourth Fridays, 12 noon to 1:30 pm
Pastures Of Plenty
Fifth Wednesdays 5:30 - 7:00 am
Africa O-Ye!
Fifth Thursdays 2:00-4:00 pm
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Pastures of Plenty playlist for 05/08/2013
|Eneida Marta
|Mindjer Doce Mel
|Acoustic Africa
|Soweto Gospel Choir
|Avulekile Amasango/One Love
|African Spirit
|Tracy Chapman
|It's OK
|Telling Stories
|Andrew Calhoun
|The Scyther
|Waterbug Artists Sampler
|Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem
|Turtle Dove
|Gambling Eden
|John Gorka
|Jack's Crows
|Stillway & Bonham
|Never You Mind
|Stillway & Bonham
|Erica Wheeler
|Spirit Lake
|The Signature Sounds Collection 1997
|Nancy Walker
|Do You Know The Way
|Waterbug Artists Sampler
|The Westerleys
|Everywhere I Go
|Stumblin' To Gloryland
|Faya Tess & Lokua Kanza
|Acoustic Africa
|Salamander Crossing
|Desert Wind
|The Signature Sounds Collection 1997
|Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem
|Big Black Bird
|Gambling Eden
|Tracy Chapman
|Unsung Psalm
|Telling Stories
|Pokey Lafarge
|Move Out of Town
|Live from the Loveless Cafe
|Tom Lehrer
|Bob Townsend & Fiery Gizzard Old Time String Band
|Leather britches
|Old Time Fiddlin' Tunes
|Danny Dolinger
|Hillbilly Hippie
|Rome Wasn't Burnt in a Day
|Bart Fergusun
|Fool That Is Me
|Shaker's Sessions
|John Kellermann
|No Tears to Cry
|Three Days Clean & Sober
|Lucy Kaplansky
|I Had Something
|The Red Thread
|Derek Lamson
|See My Freedom Come
|Anthology 1998 - 2010
|Robert Plant & Alison Krauss
|Your Long Journey
|Raising Sand
|Bob Townsend & Fiery Gizzard Old Time String Band
|Old Time Fiddlin' Tunes
Pastures of Plenty playlist for 05/01/2013
|530 am: Taj Mahal and Toumani Diabate
|Take This Hammer
|Kunlanjan (1999)
|Mary Flower (with Pat Donohue)
|Baby Please Don't Go/Green Onions
|Lady Fingers (2001)
|Harry Manx (with the Heavenly Lights gospel quartet)
|Sittin' on Top of the World
|West Eats Meet (2004)
|Dog My Cat Records
|545 am: Abigail Washburn & Bela Fleck
|Backwater Blues
|The Storm is Passing Over (2013)
|Mason Jar Music
|Kirin Ahluwalia (with Natalie McMaster)
|Kirin Ahluwalia (2005)
|Establishment Blues
|Searching for Sugarman Sountack (2012)
|Light in the Attic Music
|Misty River Band
|Daylight Again
|Stories (2007)
|Misty River
|Harold Morton
|Strolling Through the Park (aka The Fountain in the Park)
|You Tube (2013)
|600 am: Woody Guthrie
|I'm Gonna Join that One Big Union
|My Dusty Road Box Set (2009)
|Seattle Labor Chorus
|There is Power in a Union
|Download of live performance at NW Folklife Festival in Seattle, 2010
|Utah Phillips & Ani DiFranco
|Stupid's Pledge
|Fellow Workers (1999)
|Righteous Babe Records
|Utah Phillips & Ani DiFranco
|Joe Hill
|Fellow Workers (1999)
|Righteous Babe Records
|Anne Feeney
|Whatever Happened to the 8 Hour Day?
|Have You Been to Jail For Justice? (2000)
|Anne Feeney
|Pete Seeger & the Almanac Singers
|Union Maid
|Sing Out (1996)
|Magnum Music
|615 am: Y La Bamba
|Court the Storm (2012)
|Tender Loving Empire
|Guy Clark
|Conco de Mayo in Memphis
|Workbench Songs (2006)
|Dual Tone Records
|Santiago Jimenez, Jr
|La Parranda
|Corazon de Piedra (1992)
|Watermelon Records
|Tish Jinojosa
|Pajarillo Barrenqueno
|Frontejas (1995)
|630 am: Calendar Backgropund- The Mollys
|Nil Por Mi punados del Oro
|Live (1997)
|Apolkalips Now
|635 am: Eileen McGann
|The Baltane
|Heritage (1997)
|Gaia Consort
|Beltane Fires
|Secret Voices (2001)
|Suddenly Naked Arts Collective
|645 am: Richie Havens
|Woodstock (2009 Box Set)
|Richie Havens
|By the Grace of the Sun
|Grace of the Sun (2004)
|Stormy Forest Productions
|Richie Havens
|The Key
|Nobody Left to Crown (2008)
|Stormy Forest Productions
Contemporary and Tradiotional FFolk music to start your day with a smile
Host: Jack Bohl
Songs celebrating May: Lobor songs for International Workers Day; songs for Cnco de Mayo; and songs about the Celtic May Day festival of Beltane
The show ended with a tribute to the late great Richie Havens (1941-2013)
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Molebatsi: Fresh gold is about to emerge this month from yet another brand new Witwatersrand gold mine.
Creamer: We think that gold is dead, but just 80 km south-east from where I'm sitting with you in Johannesburg a brand new mine is taking shape.
That is the Burnstone mine and it is part of a company that is listed in Vancouver and in Johannesburg and they have been beavering away for the last four years. Now, their timing is perfect, probably coming out this month with their first gold. They will produce at about 250 000 oz/y and the margins of profit are really good. I mean, their total costs are somewhere at $500/oz and we know that gold is pumping at $1 300/oz.
Then, that is not the only one, 30 km east of where we sit here, just beyond Benoni and Springs, another new mine is being developed. That is Modder East and is listed in Sydney and Johannesburg and is part of Gold One.
They are staring to produce at a rate of 110 000 oz/y. So, we have these small new shallowish mines that are, sort of, first in the areas of the last 30 years where people forgot that there was gold there and these people have come up and got that. As we go west, a similar thing is happening, as I've said before on the show, at Doornkop in Randfontein, where we are going to have another big mine coming up there soon.
Then further along, the very big one is South Deep, which is a Gold Fields mine and will pump out about 750 000 oz/y.
Molebatsi: Wow, well gold is alive and well. Electricity hungry South Africa is now beginning to look to the earth's geothermal energy as a possible power source.
Creamer: You know, geothermal energy, we don't hear about it here. We hear of solar wind, hydro and we even hear of trash gas, but we don't look at the earth's power, that heat in the earth that you can actually turn to account. Many other places do that and it is quite astounding.
We have all known of Warmbaths and Bela-Bela where there is that heated water that can be turned into electricity if we want to do it for the community. But, we didn't know until the United Nations environmental programme came along here and counted the number of hot-springs that we have - 87 hot springs is not too bad.
Then only a third of them are really being used at the moment for recreational purposes, health-spas and things like that. So, you have the potential to actually generate some electricity out of that natural resource in a very environmentally friendly way.
At the same time, we don't have those tectonic plates that you do have in other parts of the world that result in steam coming out of the ground and things like that, that you can actually use for energy. But, we do have very deep-level mines and a lot of our mines are needing cooling. Of course, once you've got that heat you can generate the power to generate the cooling.
This is something that is being considered now. Maybe more economic because of the electricity price that has gone up people are looking at all sorts of things and this is one of the considerations. With our deep-level mines, instead of having to drill down there to look for that hot energy you can actually use it in a mine situation to cool the mine.
Molebatsi: Do we have the technology for this?
Creamer: There is local technology being developed and there is a lot of world technology. We have been a little bit behind from a local point of view, but still we can do it. There is a lot of dirty water that also gathers at the base of a lot of these gold mines.
You know, you could use the energy to purify that water.
Molebatsi: The US developer of the flying car is preparing for low-volume production next year.
Creamer: This sounds like fantasy in a James Bond movie, but it is an actual reality. The experimental car, and they are not even calling it an experimental car anymore, is being produced by TerraFugia in the US.
This is a flying car or a plane that can drive, as some people say it looks more like that. It is about 2,3 m wide, so you can get it into your garage and then when you put out the wings it goes about 8 m wide. So, it is a two-seater and you would have to also have a pilots licence not just a drivers licence, so that is a bit of a complication.
But, from a petrol point of view you can pull up when it is in a car form and just fill up with your normal unleaded. Of course, if you land at an airport you don't have to pay parking fees, you can come home. But, what this company is doing is saying that it will start producing it in low volumes and by the end of next year they think they will be producing it at about 10 a year.
They are taking orders now. People put down $10 000 deposits, which are refundable if they don't get these cars. It is being done by a group of graduates that are also pilots. They are graduates from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in America.
This has become a reality, people have seen it, it works and now they are going to build to order.
Molebatsi: Economic viability and affordability?
Creamer: Affordability is a bit of a snag at this point, in South African currency we are probably looking at paying about R1,5-million for one of these.
Molebatsi: Thanks very much. Martin Creamer is publishing editor of Engineering News and Mining Weekly, he'll be back with us at the same time next week.
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Posted by MamaToMany on Sep 26, 2011
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I liked this immediately, but I just noticed today (about 6 days into using it every morning) that my normally very puffy undereye area is GONE! I'm not even exaggerating. I'm a mom of 5 and sleep isn't exactly on my side, so I honestly assumed that my puffy eyes was something I would just have to deal with. NOPE! I almost rubbed my normally puffy eyes when I looked in the mirror today. With no other change in diet or facial products, I have this product to THANK!!!!!! I am sold, for good! THANKS to Iherb for carrying the best products! Oh, and trust me, although I don't normally spend much on facial products, the cost of this is worth every penny for me not looking like I'm permanently ready to fall asleep.
超赞面部活力修复VC乳液, strongly recommended facial serum
5 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2114308 on Jun 29, 2012
Purchased at iHerb
非常好用的一款面部修复乳液,虽然只有一小瓶,可只需要一点点,早晚各一次,脸部会变得很光滑了,细腻,是我用过的乳液里面非常好用的一款呢。强烈推荐啊! Though just a little bottle, while just a bit of the serum, morning and night, your face will become soft and delicate,it's one of the best serum i have used, strongly recommended!
Avalon Oranics products are wonderful!
10 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2514138 on Apr 23, 2009
Purchased at iHerb
I have been a big fan of the Avalon products for a while now, and I'm completely devoted to the Vitamin C face wash. I always thought during my teenage years, that I'd grow out of my acne, but here I am at almost 30, still battling the acne with sensitive skin - it's a very difficult to keep up with the many personalities of my facial skin! I purchased this product because moisturizers and creams tend to make me break out, and thought this could be a nice alternative. It might be working, but I think that this too is making me break out - but in a different way, like it's purging my skin of the impurities. I'm going to stick with it till it's gone, but my face is skin is definitely softer, acne is healing faster, though still there, and I have an overall brightness. At the iHerb price, it's worth it.
Very Effective and Very Reasonble priced at IHERB.COM
5 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2019131 on Dec 10, 2008
Purchased at iHerb
I started using it because i had lot of sun damage. Though i just started using it around 15 days back,my face looks much better.Also it's very lightweight and you can use make-up on it. Though it's a bit expensive,but i have stopped using all store brand facial cream and just use this as a facial moisturizer.I would definitely buy it again. Monika


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$179 10-inch Windows 8.1 tablet coming to Walmart
The E Fun Nextbook will feature a quad-core Intel Atom processor and include a detachable keyboard when it becomes available in time for the holiday shopping season.
John Morris and Sean Portnoy deliver straight talk about notebook and desktop computers.
John Morris is a former executive editor at CNET Networks and senior editor at PC Magazine.
Sean Portnoy is a former executive editor at Computer Shopper magazine and editor at CNET Networks.
The E Fun Nextbook will feature a quad-core Intel Atom processor and include a detachable keyboard when it becomes available in time for the holiday shopping season.
A new Chromebook 2 configuration features a Bay Trail Celeron processor instead of Samsung's Exynos chip, while Dell's Chromebook 11 gets a Core i3 Haswell CPU option.
Like its competitors, this compact system runs Windows 8.1 while it waits for the Steam OS to be released.
In addition to its new micro-sized PC, the world's largest computer supplier has also boosted its ThinkCentre E63z all-in-one with an Intel Core i3 processor.
If we really are in a post-PC era, someone forgot to tell Intel. The company's latest results show its traditional PC and server businesses remain strong, even as it prepares for a different world.
A Silent Circle exec says the company will add a new device alongside its existing security-focused phone, which encrypts calls, texts, and Web browsing.
Another living room system that was announced as a Steam Machine back in January hits the market with Valve's SteamOS platform nowhere in sight.
If encryption just isn't secure enough for you, these new solid-state drives will wipe their data or even physically fragment their flash memory when the owner sends the device an SMS message.
The company claims that the new flagship 980M provides up to 80 percent of the performance of its desktop equivalent.
The new lineup is being marketed as both a workstation and a gaming notebook, complete with a quad-core Intel Core i7 processor and Nvidia GeForce GTX 860M graphics.


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Rapper Gucci Mane will serve the remaining 28 months of his 39-month sentence after pleading guilty to a gun charge, according to news reports.
The 34-year-old Mane, whose real name is Radric Davis, initially pleaded guilty back in May to the charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
He was sentenced to three years and three months in jail, after reaching a deal with prosecutors; he could have done a 10-year prison term if he lost at trial.
Mane has been in custody for 11 months, so he will serve 28 months from the rest of his sentence, and will face travel restrictions once he gets out.
The judge sentenced him to pay a $5,000 fine and three years of supervised release with limitations on travel during that time, reports indicate.
Mane's lawyer has asked the court for the star to be allowed to serve his time in a West Coast drug program, citing negative influence in his hometown, Atlanta.


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Food & Drink
Best Weird Empanada Fillings
Published: July 30, 2014
La Empanada Truck
It seems like empanadas are becoming as ubiquitous a pastry as sriracha is a condiment, with nearly everyone from Casa de las Empanadas to Tako Cheena offering up their own takes on the cute-and-tasty hand pies. One thing you can count on, though, is that La Empanada food truck will have a variety that you've never tried. Whether it's the savory BBQ chicken & gouda, the rib-sticking tomato-basil mac & cheese or the gringo-riffic meatloaf & mashed potatoes, taking advantage of La Empanada's three-for-$9 special will have you entering a gastronomic dreamscape both familiar and exotic. Or maybe just slipping into a food coma.
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