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Just finished my first batch of cider, with much help from the forums . I was hoping someone could point me in the direction of a good hard lemonade recipe. This seems to be the most popular: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f25/good...emonade-27966/ but it doesn't give much detail for a beginner. In his recipe does he mean just table sugar or corn sugar? Any champagne yeast? I have some red star pasteur Champagne yeast that I am trying to use. Will that suffice? Can I do this in my carboy even though it wont fill it up very much? Or would it be easier to do in a bucket? If using a bucket can I just place the lid over it gently or a cloth instead of airlock? Thanks.
I made Yooper's lemonade a while back. She has step-by-step instructions and it turned out awesome!http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f79/hard-lemonade-68144/
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I take 2 bottles simply lemonade and add 2 cups of regular white sugar and one packet of lavlin 1118 yeast. Takes about 3-4 weeks in a 1 gallon jug.
Isnt skeeter pee basically hard lemonade? Seems to be pretty popular, never made it.
I have made this and it is very good http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f80/ligh...e-mead-128099/ I also have made a modified version 8 cans concetrate 4 pounds honey and 4 pounds sugar,topped off to make 6 gallons. Both recipes have been very good.
Thanks guys I might try yoopers then... Would it hurt to use the yeast mentioned above? Also, do I need yeast nutrient and energizer? Don't have any atm and want to do something with the extra champagne yeast I have. Thanks.
Also, can I use a bucket or should I use a carboy?
yea you gotta put something in it as far as nutrient and energizer. The acid stresses the crap out of the yeast... gotta give them a little help

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The next interview in our 7 Series is constantly evangelizing the need for a better online giving experience for donors.. Meet Thon.
My online profile(s) of choice can be found at: LinkedIn |
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My take on Fundraising & Marketing: We are in the middle of a seachange from trust-based marketing to ownership-based marketing.
When fundraising was primarily print, phone, and DRTV there was always a limited inventory of messages to inspire donors. So, the message was always, "give us money and trust us to do good things."
Now the message is changing to one of ownership, "you can effect change by giving money or taking action."
Online is driving this in two key ways. First, there is no inventory problem - you can pitch each and every program and each and every marketing idea and let the donors vote with their dollars. Second, online is two-way. Donors are more empowered than ever to do something to support the cause.
Everyone knows that the majority of giving with be online soon. Participation is going to drive that.
What's good: The "social" thing isn't for kids anymore. Social internet users look like the general population ... but they are twice as likely to give.
Best of breed software is taking hold in our space. Organizations are using the best CMS systems, the best email systems, etc. and throwing away or minimizing the use of brittle, aging, all-in-one solutions.
What's bad: Templates. Participants who want to help a little should be able to help a little without having to jump through a lot of hoops. Participants who want to help a lot should have unlimited tools.
If you go to almost any participatory event site, it is harder to become a volunteer fundraiser than it is to just setup your own blog. In 2010, that's just nuts.
What's next: All fundraisers will look like participatory events do now. They will have publicly stated time and money goals, lots of options for supporting the cause, lots of ways for individuals to drive the meter in addition to giving.
In a similar vein, I think we'll see a shift from recurring giving to returning giving. Annual gifts, memberships, and recurring gifts will stay somewhat flat. These are the "give and forget about it" type gifts. Growth will come from responsive gifts - people who give multiple times during the year in response to a particular issue, in response to a crisis, or to support a specific program.
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Behind the Scenes at Lever: Meet Danyl Herron
Posted by cgilmartin on January 31, 2012 within Lever Interactive. | No Comments
Congratulations to Danyl Herron, celebrating her 3-year anniversary at Lever Interactive this month. Danyl started with Lever in January 2009.
Now as a Senior Account Strategist, she manages her clients' online marketing campaigns; including Paid Search, Shopping Comparison, Affiliate Marketing and Email Marketing. At home Danyl enjoys spending time with her husband Mike, step-daughter Abby and one-year-old daughter Anna.
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Case Study: Building Organic Rankings from Scratch
Posted by cgilmartin on January 25, 2012 within Lever Interactive, Search Engine Optimization. | No Comments
Client: Established in-store marketing company expanding into the online segment of their business with a new website that offers free printable coupons from consumer packaged goods manufacturers.
Challenge: Launching a new website in fall 2010, Lever Interactive's client was starting from scratch in terms of organic search results. The website's initial design was developed and launched without taking into consideration basic SEO or conversion optimization best practices. In addition, competition among keywords related to coupons is high and the client needed to quickly establish their brand and website as an online industry leader.
Approach: Lever started from the ground up in their SEO approach since the website was brand new. The first focus was on improving the website and its content, secondly an active off-site link building campaign was launched.
Tactics: Lever Interactive conducted an S.W.O.T. analysis of the website to identify and prioritize ways to improve the site's content, backend functionality in terms of SEO and visitor usability.
On-page tactics derived from the audit covered a wide-range of SEO best practices, some included:
- Page load time improvements through page size and code weight updates
- Development of new or improved page titles, headings, meta content and on-page content
- New URL structure, 404 error processes, robots.txt and XML sitemap file development
- Target keyword identification and integration into content and interlinking strategies
Off-page link building strategies started off with basic tactics that focused on top priority keywords (did not include any paid link building). Lever then moved into more advanced social link building strategies, such as:
- Relevant article and press release optimization and syndication
- Online video optimization and distribution
- Blog and forum participation
Results: Lever's SEO team is continuing to work with the client to develop and distribute superior content both on and off the site. In the first 8 months of engagement, the client's new site saw tremendous organic growth. With no previous keyword rankings, Lever was able to gain page one rankings on several highly competitive general terms such as coupon, coupons, printable coupon and coupons online. Organic traffic increased from less than 2,000 visits per month to over 150,000 visits.
Case Study: Building Strong Non-Brand PPC Campaigns
Posted by cgilmartin on January 13, 2012 within Conversion Optimization, Google Adwords, Lever Interactive, Search Engine Marketing. | No Comments
An Online Marketing Case Study
A large, private university with multiple campuses across the United States.
Lever Interactive was hired to manage a university's existing online advertising pay-per-click (PPC) program to generate prospective student leads. The main goal of the program was to increase the overall number of leads, with a concentration on growing lead counts and efficiency from non-branded keywords.
Often organizations rely on the efficiency and ease of brand keywords in PPC campaigns to off-set under-performing non-branded campaigns. However, it is vital for any successful PPC campaign to maintain and grow efficient non-branded campaigns because this is where more volume and untapped audiences exist.
Lever Interactive took over the existing campaigns and performed an audit of the account's keywords, ads, landing pages, bids and budgets. Using custom reports that provided keyword level trending data, Lever quickly identified over- and under-performing areas of the account. After a full analysis, Lever began testing new bidding strategies, landing page designs and ad extensions.
- Optimization of existing Google search and display network advertising and Bing/Yahoo search advertising, including but not limited to:
- Paused inefficient non-brand keywords
- Increased bidding to better compete with the industry and run ads in higher positions. Higher bids were facilitated with increased budgets following tests that proved the effectiveness of this approach
- Increased use of ad extensions, including sitelinks and call extensions
- Tested landing pages to improve conversion rates
- Launched Facebook and LinkedIn PPC advertising
- Launched direct display buys from reputable websites in the campus' markets
Two months after taking over management of the PPC program, Lever Interactive was able to generate significant lead growth in non-brand campaigns, as well as incremental growth in brand leads. Overall efficiency of the campaigns also improved simultaneous with the lead growth.
In the first 5 months of Lever's management:
- Overall number of leads increased 222%
- Non-brand leads increased 512%
- Brand leads increased 133%
- Cost-per-lead (brand and non-brand) decreased 44%
Lever Interactive Expands Team and Announces Promotions
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Lever Interactive Expands Team and Announces Promotions
New Hires Joining the Optimization and Business Development Teams
DOWNERS GROVE, IL (July 19, 2011) – Lever Interactive, a Chicago-based full-service online marketing company specializing in performance-based marketing management, recently expanded with the addition of three new team members and announces recent promotions.
Stephanie Saucier joins Lever Interactive as Manager of Optimization, Josh Cole joins Lever Interactive's Business Development team and Brad Bonic joins as an Account Strategist. Lever Interactive is also proud to announce two recent promotions. Jennifer Davis was promoted to Vice President of eMarketing and Jamie Watanabe has been promoted to Account Strategist.
Saucier will lead Lever Interactive's team of paid search account optimizers as well as the search engine optimization and design/development teams. Saucier, a resident of Montgomery, comes to Lever Interactive after several years as a Web Operations Manager at FTD.com. She received her Bachelor of Science in marketing from Northern Illinois University.
Cole, a resident of Midlothian, will help direct Lever Interactive's sales efforts. He comes to Lever Interactive from Crown Mortgage Company where he served as a loan officer. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in finance and accounting from Augustana College.
Bonic will manage and optimize search engine marketing and display advertising campaigns for several clients. Bonic, a resident of Plainfield, comes to Lever from Starcom Mediavest Group where he managed both on-line and off-line marketing and advertising campaigns representing a wide range of clients.
"I am very excited to have Stephanie, Josh and Brad join our growing team," said Chris Gilmartin, President of Lever Interactive. "They bring diverse experience and knowledge to our team that will help grow the success of Lever Interactive."
Davis has been with Lever Interactive for three years and leads the company's daily activities. Davis has over 15 years of marketing, ecommerce and development experience. She is a resident of Downers Grove and earned her Bachelor of Arts in writing from Dominican University and her Master of Arts in business writing from DePaul University.
Watanabe has been with Lever Interactive for two years and has been instrumental in the day-to-day activities for several clients. She is a resident of Villa Park and earned her Bachelor of Arts in advertising from the University of Illinois.
"Both Jennifer and Jamie have contributed to Lever Interactive's growth and success over the last couple of years," said Gilmartin. "I look forward to their continued contribution in their expanded roles."
About Lever Interactive
Lever Interactive is a full-service online marketing company specializing in performance-based marketing management. With a focus on search engine marketing, Lever Interactive combines the experience of seasoned search and online professionals with the latest in advertising technologies. With over 15 years of direct and interactive marketing know-how, the team at Lever Interactive provides leading expertise in today's most advanced online marketing opportunities. Services include search engine marketing, shopping comparison and feed-based programs, email marketing, affiliate marketing, search engine optimization (SEO), web design and development. Lever Interactive is a Google AdWords Certified Partner, Yahoo Search Marketing Ambassador and Microsoft AdExcellence Member. They are also members of industry organizations Search Engine Marketing Professional Organization (SEMPO) and Chicago Interactive Marketing Association (CIMA). Lever Interactive is located at 1431 Opus Place, Suite 625, Downers Grove, Illinois 60515. For more information, please visit www.leverinteractive.com.
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Agencies Should Contact Yahoo about Yahoo Search Marketing Terms and Conditions Change
Posted by cgilmartin on January 8, 2009 within Yahoo (YSM). | No Comments
Yahoo has recently changed their terms and conditions that has the search marketing world in a bit of a tizzy . The paragraph in the Yahoo Search Marketing's new Terms and Conditions that is causing the fuss:
Sponsored Search 3. OPTIMIZATION. In the U.S. only, for those advertisers not bound by an Insertion Order, we may help you optimize your account(s). Accordingly, you expressly agree that we may also: (i) create ads, (ii) add and/or remove keywords, and/or (iii) optimize your account(s). We will notify you via email of such changes made to your account(s), and can also include a spreadsheet of such changes upon your written request. If you would like any of such changes reversed, please reply to such email within 14 days of the change(s), and we will make commercially reasonable efforts to reverse the change(s) you specifically identify. Notwithstanding the foregoing, you remain responsible for all changes made to your account(s), including all click charges incurred prior to any reversions being made. It is your responsibility to monitor your account(s) and to ensure that your account settings are consistent with your business objectives.
Welcome to Pulling Levers!
Posted by cgilmartin on August 1, 2007 within General. | No Comments
Welcome to the first post of Pulling Levers – a search marketing and analytics resource. The official blog of Lever Interactive, we hope to provide not only industry news and POV, but also expert search marketing advice and insight.


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text: Soundtrack albums are often less-than-inspired grab bags of B sides from semi-successful groups who need extra bucks. But no such depressing standard need be applied to Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey. It shines with songs from platinum rockers Slaughter and Kiss and up-and-comers King's X and Steve Vai. And there are some pleasant surprises, like Winger's ''Battle Stations,'' which is wilder and more musically adventurous than the band's usual pop pap. Kiss' remake, ''God Gave Rock and Roll to You II,'' harkens to the group's classic '70s glam. Of the 12 tracks, only ''The Perfect Crime'' by Faith No More sounds like an outtake. Interscope Records has also used this record to promote three of its baby bands, which, thankfully, have something to offer. Neverland sounds like a harder-edged U2, Primus backs its warped sense of humor with funky chops, and Love on Ice gives its hard rock a bracing, breezy feel. Perhaps this record isn't totally excellent, but it comes pretty darn close. B+


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Moving on after treatment for prostate cancer
Lifestyle changes after treatment for prostate cancer
Having cancer and dealing with treatment can take a lot of time and energy, but it can also be a time to look at your life in new ways. Maybe you are thinking about how to improve your health over the long term.
Make healthier choices
For many people, having had cancer helps them focus on their health in ways they may not have thought much about in the past. Are there things you could do that might make you healthier? Maybe you could try to eat better or get more exercise. Maybe you could cut down on the alcohol, or give up tobacco. Even things like keeping your stress level under control may help. Now is a good time to think about making changes that can have positive effects for the rest of your life. You will feel better and you will also be healthier.
You can start by working on those things that worry you most. Get help with those that are harder for you. For instance, if you are thinking about quitting smoking and need help, call the American Cancer Society for information and support. This tobacco cessation and coaching service can help increase your chances of quitting for good.
Eating better
Eating right is hard for many people, but it can be even harder to do during and after cancer treatment. If you are still in treatment and are having eating problems related to your treatment, please call us for a copy of Nutrition for the Person With Cancer During Treatment. We also have Nutrition and Physical Activity During and After Cancer Treatment: Answers to Common Questions.
One of the best things you can do after treatment is to put healthy eating habits into place. You may be surprised at the long-term benefits of some simple changes. Getting to and staying at a healthy weight, eating a healthy diet, and limiting your alcohol intake may lower your risk for a number of types of cancer, as well as having many other health benefits.
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Feeling tired (fatigue) is a very common problem during and after cancer treatment. This is not a normal type of tiredness but a "bone-weary" exhaustion that doesn't get better with rest. For some people, fatigue lasts a long time after treatment and can keep them from staying active. But exercise can actually help reduce fatigue and the sense of depression that sometimes comes with feeling so tired.
If you are very tired, though, you will need to balance activity with rest. It is OK to rest when you need to. To learn more about fatigue, please see our document Fatigue in People With Cancer.
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Nightlife in Paris
Paris has something for everyone: from traditional ballet in the Opéra district to quaint literary bars like La Belle Hortense in the Marais district, and from the chilly Ice Kube Bar in La Chapelle to the glitzy Moulin Rouge Caberet in Montmartre. The Champs Elysées abounds with sophisticated nightclubs like the VIP Room and L'Arc. Underground music is played out in Paris' 10th, 11th and 20th arrondissements. Most bars close at 2am, clubs open until 5am.
Ice Kube Bar
Funky ice bar
France's first Ice Kube Bar, inside the ultra-trendy Kube hotel in the Goutte
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Dressed in woolly clothes, enjoy vodka shots at -5°C for 30 minutes.
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Kube hotel, 1-5 Passage Ruelle, Paris 75018
+33 (0) 1 42 05 20 00
Hemingway Bar at the Ritz
Classy, intimate cocktail bar
Hemingway Bar at the Ritz, near place de la Concorde square, is a veritable
cocoon of wooden panelling, leather armchairs and five-star service. Escape
from the world outside and indulge in divine raspberry martinis, whiskies
and champagnes with Paris celebrities.
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15, place Vendôme, Paris 75001
+33 (0) 1 43 16 33 65
Manga-themed bar restaurant
On top of the Kenzo building in Châtelet, Kong, with its kitsch Japanese
Manga-themed interior designed by Philippe Starck, is a magnet for Paris'
hip crowd. Come to sip elegant cocktails, listen to live DJs and dine
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1, rue du Pont Neuf, Paris 75001
+33 (0) 1 40 39 09 00
La Belle Hortense
Literary wine bar
In the heart of the Marais district, La Belle Hortense is an atmospheric
literary café frequented by cool arty types and wine lovers. Read a book
from their library, sample fine wines and snack on cheese and cold meat
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31, rue Vieille du Temple, Paris 75004
+33 (0) 1 48 04 74 60
Mezzanine Bar at Alcazar
Pre-club cocktails
The trendy Mezzanine Bar in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés quarter is the place
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overlooking the downstairs restaurant and tap your toes to pop, funk, jazz,
R&B and even opera.
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62, rue Mazarine, Paris 75006
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Dinner and dancing
L'Arc is a chic city-centre night club where Paris' beautiful people and the
occasional international celebrity come to party. Dance and sip cocktails to
the sound of disco, Electro and pop. There is a French restaurant for dining
in beforehand.
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VIP Room
Celebrity spotting club
Jean Roch's famous VIP Room nightclub on the Rue de Rivoli attracts a moneyed
crowd and big celebrities - both Take That and Madonna have launched albums
here. Expect superstar DJs and dress up for the occasion.
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VIP club and restaurant
Cab is a sophisticated club-restaurant in an accessible spot by the Louvre.
Here, a select crowd parties to 70s and 80s revival tunes, modern pop and
R&B. Dine in the restaurant beforehand for free access to the club.
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2, place du Palais Royal, Paris 75001
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Floating dancefloor
Music fans flock to the Batofar - a fun, converted barge in the up-and-coming
Bibliothèque Nationale quarter. It plays an eclectic mix of sound which
ranges from electro, house, techno and jazz to funk, rock, soul and indie
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11, quai François Mauriac, Paris 75013
+33 (0) 9 71 25 50 61
Clubbing in boat hangars
Showcase is the venue to be seen in. It's a unique nightclub inside old boat
hangars, under the Champs Elysées' Alexandre III bridge, with views over the
Seine. Join Paris' glitterati as they're entertained by DJs and live bands.
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Pont Alexandre III, Paris 75007
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Nouveau Casino
Vibrant performances
The Nouveau Casino in Oberkampf is considered by some as the epitome of
hyper-hip counterculture. In a former cinema adjacent to the Café Charbon,
it holds regular live music concerts by some of today's most off-beat bands.
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109, rue Oberkampf, Paris 75011
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Paradis Latin
Old-school cabaret
The Paradis Latin cabaret performs its glamorous show to an audience of
locals, tourists and VIPs in a historic venue designed by Gustave Eiffel.
Prices are steep, but this once-in-a-lifetime experience combines old-style
glamour with the sparkle of traditional cabaret.
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Wed-Mon dinner 8pm; show 9.30pm
28, rue du Cardinal Lemoine, Paris 75005
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New Morning
Cool jazz
New Morning, near Gare de l'Est train station, is a must for jazz fans. Not
only does it feel like a den only insiders know about, its live bands
perform excellent variations of modern, experimental and classical jazz.
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Metro Château d'Eau.
Moulin Rouge Cabaret
Glitzy Can Can
World-famous Moulin Rouge Cabaret, immortalised by Toulouse-Lautrec is still
here in Montmartre, the only place in Paris where you can see the real Can
Can. Opt for dinner to get the best seats. Revues begin nightly at 9pm and
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82, boulevard de Clichy, Paris 75018
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Opéra Garnier
Traditional ballet
The natural lake beneath the Belle-Époque Garnier Palace in the Opéra
district inspired Leroux to write Phantom of the Opera. Reserve
tickets early at Opéra Garnier to see classics performed by France's
national ballet and contemporary dances by visiting troupes.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Concerned of a ripple effect across the entire U.S. solar energy industry, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), has warned SEIA's membership that the worsening solar dispute between the United States and China threatens the future progress of solar energy in America:
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SEIA Applauds White House Selection to Head CEQ
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Reacting to news that Mike Boots has been selected to become acting chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), issued the following statement:
PSE&G Looks to Former Landfill in Bordentown for Solar Field
A former dump once littered with piles of trash could become home to rows of solar panels if PSE&G wins approval for the project. The public utility company is seeking preliminary and final site plan approval for a 9 megawatt solar array at the shuttered Parklands Landfill on Route 206.
Easton, Redding and Trumbull First Selectmen Share Solar Stories
We're not only first selectmen, we're also homeowners. Electricity is a large chunk of our families' budgets, and rates are only going up. The people in our towns deserve to hold on to their hard-earned money, which is why we helped our towns collaborate on Solarize Easton-Redding-Trumbull. This limited-time program helps homeowners insulate themselves from rising energy costs and lower their electric bills through solar.
The Real Super Bowl Battle Has Already Been Won
This Sunday, the Seattle Seahawks will face off against the Denver Broncos for the ultimate Super Bowl XLVIII showdown. But the real battle for this year's bowl has already been won, and it has nothing to do with touchdowns.
SEIA Membership Elects New Directors for 2012-2013
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) announced today it has elected the following individuals to serve on SEIA's Board of Directors: Zachary Axelrod, founder and CEO of Skyline Innovations; Susan Brown, Principal at Brightenergy; Tony Clifford, CEO at Standard Solar Inc.; Todd Glass, Partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati PC; and Ed Murray, President of Aztec Solar Inc.
U.S. Solar Energy Industry Sets Record for Installations, Achieves 140 Percent Annual Growth in Best Quarter Ever
The U.S. solar energy industry achieved a new record for installations and growth in the third quarter of 2011 thanks to utility-scale project completions, a strong residential market, effective policies and the plummeting price of solar panels, according to a report released today by GTM Research and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA).
MDV-SEIA and National SEIA Formalize Partnership to grow Area Solar Market
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA(R)) and the Maryland, DC and Virginia SEIA (MDV-SEIA) today announced a formalized partnership to coordinate the resources of both organizations and promote the growth of the region's solar energy market.
Coalition of Over 750 Companies, Small Businesses and Organizations Urge Congress to Extend Successful 1603 Treasury Program
Today, a coalition of more than 750 companies, small businesses and organizations will send a letter to Congress calling for a one-year extension of the Department of Treasury's Section 1603 Program. The signatories on the letter represent hundreds of thousands of jobs in all 50 states across a dozen energy technology industries and related sectors including electrical contractors, roofers and engineers.
SEIA Supports APEC Leaders' Commitment to Expanding Trade and Investment in Environmental Goods and Services
Rhone Resch, president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), released the following statement today in support of the recent Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Leaders' Declaration to advance trade and investment in environmental goods and services.
APS, solar industry at odds on value of power from rooftop units
The Arizona Republic
Arizona Public Service Co. and the solar industry have published conflicting studies estimating the value of rooftop solar panels, foreshadowing a debate that will determine the future of the budding solar industry in Arizona.
Solar power industry sees bright future in Massachusetts
Sometime this summer, what had been 17 acres of useless space atop a capped landfill on Holyoke Street will start generating 2.7 megawatts of power with solar panels.
California Towns Pass Law Requiring New Buildings to Have Solar Panels
The Daily Beast
Can you force people to go green?
Two cities in the Golden State have recently made it mandatory that new homes install solar panels.
On Tuesday, Sebastapol, a small town in the Sonoma Valley, become the second city in the state to pass an ordinance requiring all new buildings and additions to put up solar voltaic panels.
SEIA pegs solar benefit to APS customers at $34 million
The Solar Energy Industries Association says customers of Arizona Public Service Co. customers will get a $34 million annual benefit from the rooftop systems over the life of those systems.
Renewable Energy Standards Face Challenge From Fossil Fuel Interests
A funny thing is happening on the way to conservative attacks on solar energy—some conservatives are championing renewable energy over fossil fuel interests. The reason is simple: It's called employment.


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Jan. 26, 2015 People who use cochlear implants for profound hearing loss do respond to certain aspects of music, contrary to common beliefs and limited scientific research, says a research team. The scientists say ... full story -
Family Income, Child Behavior Factors in Legal Disputes About Kids With Autism
Jan. 12, 2015 A national survey of parents of kids with autism indicates these families with higher incomes are more likely to use their procedural safeguards -- including mediation and due process hearings -- to ... full story -
Two Brain Regions Join Forces for Absolute Pitch
Jan. 7, 2015 People who have "absolute pitch" can identify notes immediately without relying on a reference tone. Intensive research is being conducted into the neuronal basis of this extraordinary ... full story -
Vitamin Supplement Successfully Prevents Noise-Induced Hearing Loss
Dec. 2, 2014 A way to prevent noise-induced hearing loss has been found in a mouse using a simple chemical compound that is a precursor to vitamin B3. This discovery has important implications not only for ... full story -
New Process Helps Identify Odorant Receptors in Live Mice
Dec. 1, 2014 The receptors activated by two odors have been identified by researchers using a new method that tracks responses to smells in live mice. Using a fluorescent protein to mark nerve cells activated by ... full story -
Dogs Hear Our Words and How We Say Them
Nov. 26, 2014 When people hear another person talking to them, they respond not only to what is being said -- those consonants and vowels strung together into words and sentences -- but also to other features of ... full story -
Diagnosing Deafness Early Will Help Teenagers' Reading Development
Nov. 25, 2014 Deaf teenagers have better reading skills if they were identified as deaf by the time they were nine months old, research has shown. The research team has been studying the development of a group of ... full story -
Ears and Hearing Effects Continue to Reverberate After Boston Marathon Bombing
Nov. 14, 2014 Boston researchers detail the types of otologic injury suffered by victims of the Boston Marathon bombing and report on the outcomes of patients undergoing otologic ... full story -
Best Supporting Actors -- In Your Ears? Research Points to Potential Way to Restore Hearing
Nov. 12, 2014 There's a cast of characters deep inside your ears -- many kinds of tiny cells working together to allow you to hear. The lead actors, called hair cells, play the crucial role in carrying sound ... full story -
Bilingual Brains Better Equipped to Process Information
Nov. 12, 2014 Speaking more than one language is good for the brain, according to new research that indicates bilingual speakers process information more efficiently and more easily than those who know a single ... full story -
So, You Think You Can Clap to the Beat? Beat-Deafness Better Explained by Research
Nov. 10, 2014 Bobbing your head, tapping your heel, or clapping along with the music is a natural response for most people, but what about those who can't keep a beat? Researchers have discovered that ... full story -
Novel Tinnitus Therapy Helps Patients Cope With Phantom Noise
Oct. 30, 2014 Patients with tinnitus hear phantom noise and are sometimes so bothered by the perceived ringing in their ears, they have difficulty concentrating. A new therapy does not lessen perception of the ... full story -
Case Study: Hearing Loss in One Infant Twin Affects Mother's Speech to Both Babies
Oct. 29, 2014 Is it possible that hearing loss in one infant from a pair of twins can affect the mother's speech to both infants? A new acoustics study zeroes in on this question and suggests that not only is ... full story -
When Hearing Aid Users Listen to Music, Less Is More
Oct. 27, 2014 The type of sound processing that modern hearings aids provide to make speech more understandable for wearers may also make music enjoyment more difficult, according to a new study. The findings ... full story -
Receiving Gossip About Others Promotes Self-Reflection, Growth
Oct. 24, 2014 Why are individuals interested in hearing gossip about others' achievements and failures? Researchers studied the effect positive and negative gossip has on how the recipient evaluates him or ... full story -
Scientists Restore Hearing in Noise-Deafened Mice, Pointing Way to New Therapies
Oct. 20, 2014 Scientists have restored the hearing of mice partly deafened by noise, using advanced tools to boost the production of a key protein in their ears. By demonstrating the importance of the protein, ... full story -
Students' Religiosity More Influential Than Education in Views on Evolution
Oct. 7, 2014 College students' views on evolution are shaped significantly more by religiosity than education, according to a survey of Southern U.S. students. The study is said to be the first in-depth ... full story -
Children Understand Familiar Voices Better Than Those of Strangers
Oct. 6, 2014 Familiar voices can improve spoken language processing among school-age children, according to a study. However, the advantage of hearing a familiar voice only helps children to process and ... full story -
Software for Google Glass That Provides Captions for Hard-of-Hearing Users
Oct. 2, 2014 Speech-to-text software for Google Glass has been created that helps hard-of-hearing users with everyday conversations. A hard-of-hearing person wears Glass while a second person speaks directly into ... full story -
Auditory System: The Ruffling Effect of Rumble
Oct. 2, 2014 Barely perceptible low-frequency signals nevertheless activate measurable responses in our auditory circuits. Neurobiologists have now characterized the remarkable impact of low-frequency sounds on ... full story
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- Brainwave test could improve autism diagnosis, classification
- Lack of thyroid hormone blocks hearing development
- 'Tickling' your ear could be good for your heart
- Hand gestures improve learning in both signers, speakers
- New mapping approach lets scientists zoom in and out as the brain processes sound
- Effect of loud noises on brain revealed in study
- Understanding of how hearing works advanced by new research
- Retired NFL players may be at risk for hearing loss and tinnitus
- Fireworks, construction, marching bands can cause permanent hearing loss
- Hearing protein required to convert sound into brain signals
- Key factor in early auditory system development discovered
- Pitch-detection secrets of the inner ear revealed by research
- Rare disease of the inner ear: New insights
- Brain anatomy differences between deaf, hearing depend on first language learned
- Potential Use Of MRI Magnetic Fields to Diagnose, Treat Balance Disorders, Dizziness
- Program taught in American Sign Language helps deaf achieve healthier weight
- Nanopores underlie our ability to tune in to a single voice: Inner-ear membrane uses tiny pores to mechanically separate sounds
- Only one fifth of people with hearing problems wear a hearing aid
- Ability to move to a beat linked to brain's response to speech: Musical training may sharpen language processing
- Dementia, stoicism among barriers to pain management in long-term care
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text: My name is Donna Kotsopoulos. I am an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Education and the Department of Mathematics in the Faculty of Science, Wilfrid Laurier University. My research focuses on mathematical cognition and mathematical teaching and learning across the lifespan, with a current focus on early childhood. My current research, along with my collaborator Dr. Joanne Lee from the Department of Psychology, explores how young children come to understand numbers and the development of visual-spatial reasoning in early childhood. This work has led to the development of a community-based early numeracy program called LittleCounters TM.


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Acid mine drainage (AMD) effects can be found in many waterways in the United States. Streams found near mining sites have exceptionally low pH and increased concentrations of heavy metals. In this project, water and soil samples were taken at various locations along the West and Main branches of Sunday Creek in southeastern Ohio. Nearby mining operations have been inactive for recent years but AMD still occurs as a result of precipitation runoff of gob piles and accumulation of uncontaminated water in subsidence holes. The goal of the project was to determine if the water chemistry of Sunday Creek is improving with time and remediation efforts. The samples were tested to determine the concentrations of iron and manganese using atomic absorption spectroscopy. Results indicate that one of six sampling sites has significantly higher levels of contaminates. Results correlate with the EPA data from the summer of 2001. Soil samples were taken from the creek bed and surrounding area to be analyzed for iron and manganese, to develop a correlation between both metals in the water and soil. Source water concentrations of metals can fluctuate constantly, while the soil gives us a more accurate result to support data collected from water.
The state of an electrode surface can have dramatic effects on the oxidation-reduction activity of solution species. Selective modification of the surface enables one to have control or study these effects. One common method of electrode modification is through covalent attachment by diazonium ion reduction. The result is a near monomolecular layer of specific molecules at the electrode surface. The chemical functionality of the diazonium ion serves as the selectivity component of the electrode. An interesting question is whether asymmetric polar molecules produce unique electrochemical results due to steric hindrances or molecular alignment. The synthesis, isolation, and characterization of five diazonium ions [benzene diazonium, 4-nitrobezene diazonium, 2-nitrobenzene diazonium, 2-(trifluoromethyl) benzene diazonium, and 2-(trifluoromethoxy) benzene diazonium] from their amine precursors is presented. The diazonium ions are isolated as tetrafluoroborate salts. The chemical functionality of the diazonium ions vary from polar to nonpolar, as well as symmetric to asymmetric. Additionally, initial electrochemical results of electrode modification using the synthesized diazonium salts is presented.
Myocilin is a protein closely linked to inherited forms of glaucoma, a neurodegenerative disorder associated with increased intraocular pressure. In myocilin, over 90% of reported glaucoma-causing missense mutations are localized to the C-terminal olfactomedin (OLF) domain. To determine the relative stability of wild-type and mutant OLF, we developed a fluorescence thermal stability assay without removal of MBP. The fluorescence thermal shift assay can accommodate relatively low concentrations of protein and uses a qRT-PCR instrument to conduct a slow melt while measuring fluorescence. The excitation and emission settings of the RT-PCR instrument are compatible with Sypro Orange, a dye known to bind to hydrophobic regions of proteins. Given upper and lower limits of the fluorescence signal, a melting point can be determined as the midpoint of the unfolding transition. We expressed and purified the OLF domain of myocilin and select glaucoma mutants (D380A, I477N, I477S, K423E) as MBP fusion proteins. Compared to wild-type, all MBP-OLF mutants tested were destabilized but retained a discrete melting transition. Our study appears to be a novel application of the fluorescence stability assay to a MBP fusion protein and lays the foundation for the identification of tailored therapeutic molecules to delay the onset of glaucoma.
Ion Selective Electrodes (ISEs) are used to detect the presence of specific chemical species in aqueous solutions. ISEs are popular as they exhibit a linear response (on a semi-logarithmic plot) over several orders of magnitude in concentration changes for the selected species. In addition, ISEs are appealing for field research due to the fact that they are robust and compact. Near the lower concentration limits of detection, however, the response becomes non-linear and quantification becomes difficult, presumably where the effect of other ions (including H3O+ and OH-) become significant. In this study, a nitrate (NO3-) ion selective electrode was quantified using a series of standard solutions. Standard addition and sample addition methods were explored to determine if better quantification can be achieved by shifting low concentration samples into linear portions of the response curve prior to measurement. Results have thus far been inconclusive as signal variation has been greater than expected and negatively impacted the precision of the method. Despite this, the method shows promise and this presentation examines current results and future approaches to improve measurement precision.
Nitrate ion (NO3-) is a nutrient pollutant found in waterways near agricultural, industrial, and sewage waste areas. If consumed, concentrations in excess of 10 ppm can cause illness in children under the age of six months. Samples from the Tuscarawas River were taken near the Newcomerstown Waste Water Treatment Plant. Using an ion selective electrode and a standard addition method, these water samples were analyzed for NO3- concentration. Data show a NO3- concentration range of 0 to 1.377 downstream and a range of 0-5.160 upstream. These results suggest contamination from the waste water treatment plant. At the point source where waste is released into the water, NO3- concentration ranges from 0 to 7.699 ppm. This concentration is not harmful to humans if consumed.
The ability to read and comprehend the primary literature is an essential skill for college graduates in any scientific field and is emphasized by both the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and the American Chemical Society. However, explicit teaching of this skill rarely occurs in the college classroom. The POGIL (Peer Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning) teaching style can be easily adapted to include activities which require the students to read and study the primary literature. These activities allow the professor to instruct the students, both directly and indirectly, in how to read the primary literature. Preliminary data show an increase in both student comfort with the primary literature and confidence in their ability to understand articles. The data support the students' increased ability to read and comprehend the primary literature. Such findings support the use of POGIL methods in college education as effective.
The dimensions of an electrode can greatly affect the current response towards electroactive species. As the physical dimensions become smaller, mass transport of species to the electrode surface transitions from a linear to a radial regime. A Microelectrode Array combines the benefits gained from smaller electrode size with overall activity similar to larger electrodes – resulting in signal to noise enhancement and lower detection limits. Chromium species are well known to act as corrosion inhibitors as they form insulating layers on surfaces. The layers formed are exceedingly thin (less than 10 nanometers), but effectively block electron transfer shutting down electrochemical reactions. In this study chromate ion (CrO42-) is attached to an electrode surface by using increasingly dilute solutions of CrO42- to form an incomplete barrier. The resulting electrode surface should be a mixture of insulated and conductive sites. However, the conductive sites of the electrode may act as individual microelectrodes that can approximate an electrode array. If successful, this approach could prove to be an alternative to more difficult photolithographic methods that are currently used. The experimental approach and initial results of this investigation are presented.
A protocol for Biochemistry Laboratory (Chemistry 452) at Capital University was previously designed for the purification of riboflavin binding protein (RBP). The protein, which is found in chicken eggs (it is actually in both the whites and the yolks, we just use the whites), was purified and a new protocol was developed to examine the temperature−based unfolding and refolding process. Riboflavin fluorescence is 100% quenched when bound to the protein. As the temperature increases the protein begins to unfold and the riboflavin is released from the protein and begins to fluoresce. It was determined that RBP is completely unfolded at 80°C by monitoring the increase in riboflavin fluorescence. Upon cooling, the fluorescence intensity drops to near zero, suggesting the protein correctly refolds. The thermal unfolding protocol used in the experiment was successful as well as unique and will be implemented in future biochemistry laboratories courses.
RNA processing in archaea is similar to that in eukaryotes and therefore serves as a simple model for eukaryotic systems involving tRNA modifications. In the halophilic archaeon Haloferax volcanii (Hvo.), the enzyme tRNA intron endonuclease is known to cleave precursor tRNAs at a specific structural motif. The focus of the research is to advance understanding of RNA processing. To accomplish this goal, pre-tRNA-Gln(CCA) was subjected to cleavage by tRNA intron endonuclease to determine optimal reaction conditions. Intron endonuclease cloned from Hvo. and pre tRNA-Gln were purified using affinity chromatography and in vitro transcription. Cleavage reactions were conducted in which KCl and MgCl2 concentrations and incubation times were varied. Reaction products were compared using Northern blot analysis to determine the amount of cleavage. Optimal cleavage conditions appear to be 40 mM Tris-HCl pH 7.4, 2% glycerol, 20 mM MgCl2 and 2 M KCl. The endonuclease activity is not sensitive to moderate pH changes or MgCl2 concentration between 5 mM and 50 mM. Ionic strength is important with increasing activity observed at higher KCl concentrations from 200 mM to 2M KCl and no cleavage observed below 200 mM KCl. Varying conditions to determine optimal cleavage will allow for additional exploration of substrate specificity including RNA sequence variation and addition of RNA binding proteins. This work will lead to a better understanding of tRNA processing in archaea.
Surface water surrounding the Alum Creek Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) in Bexley, Ohio was analyzed for nitrate (NO3-) and phosphate (PO43-) ions. This study is significant because the City of Columbus plans on spending $2.5 billion to reduce the effect of CSOs in local waterways. Water sample testing using an ion selective electrode and the standard addition method from four locations surrounding the CSO shows an increase in the nitrate and phosphate levels from upstream to downstream. Preliminary analysis for nitrate shows that the concentration upstream from the CSO was 3.9 ppm NO3-, and at the last tested location downstream it had risen to 4.6 ppm. The EPA sets a maximum contaminant level of 10 ppm nitrate ion in drinking water, so with an actual overflow, the concentration of nitrate could be hazardous if consumed. Preliminary analysis for phosphate shows a concentration of .162 ppm PO43- at the CSO, while the concentration was 0.0285 ppm upstream and 0.00711 ppm downstream. Phosphate levels in natural water are considered dangerous when exceeding 0.1 ppm PO43-. The phosphate concentration at the CSO is already above this limit.
The Chemistry Department at Capital University has been using Peer Led Team Learning (PLTL) workshops to provide students the opportunity to gain a further understanding of chemistry through active learning. In order to enhance these workshops, three different games were developed as aids to memorization for three different classes: Chemistry 101, Chemistry 131, and Chemistry 231. To determine the effectiveness of the games as learning tools and to gauge student opinion, the different games have been assessed using a pre-test and a post-test on the topic covered by the game played, as well as a student opinion survey. Data analysis to date show that over 80% of students who played the games felt that doing so contributed to their learning. This suggests that the Chemistry Department should continue using PLTL games.


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Swimming is definitely one of the most popular past times for all ages. Imagine spending your summer activities without going to the sea or the nearest swimming pool. Can you?
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I have some chinese forget me nots (flower is pure vivid blue). I am trying to figure out the seed pods on. Are the seed pods yellow spikey looking little things? If so, is this the actual seed or are there seeds inside the yellow spikey pod? When should these be harvested... like they are now (yellow) or wait till they are brown?
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The real winners were announced last night at the 46th Annual Country Music Association Awards. But here are a few more honors from the telecast you should feel free to weigh in on:
Best Hosts: There really aren't enough superlatives to describe the effervescent duo of Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood — they're simply the best. If you were to look through the last five years of Oscar/Grammy/Tony/Emmy telecasts, you'd be hard pressed to find one joke that could compete with Paisleywood's opening monologue. Their goofy (and increasingly saucy) hosting style always brings the laughs, and they keep the show moving briskly. On top of that, they both performed their own singles, delivered heartfelt tributes to Andy Griffith and Connie Smith, and demonstrated impressive "Gangnam Style" technique. Do better than that, Seth MacFarlane.
Best performance: I'm a sucker for the CMA Awards' tribute performances (I still get a little teary thinking about last year's Glen Campbell effort), and this year's Willie Nelson-centered medley was no exception. Charles Kelly and Hillary Scott (of Lady Antebellum) sounded terrific on "Always on My Mind," as did Blake Shelton and Keith Urban on "Whiskey River" and Faith Hill and Tim McGraw on "Good Hearted Woman." The whole thing felt so warm that when Nelson himself took the stage and sang "The life I love is making music with my friends," (from "On the Road Again"), you really believed it was happening in that moment. Watch below. READ FULL STORY


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12 Now, if any man build upon this foundation, gold, silver, precious stones, wood, hay, stubble: | 12 If any man builds on this foundation using gold, silver, costly stones, wood, hay or straw, |
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Thanksgiving Flan and Culture
Gracias for the Flan
I nearly cried in the hallway at my daughter's school this week: Because she told the world she loves my flan. My Thanksgiving flan.
The badly photographed image above is an excerpt from the nearly-9-year-old's Fall essay. It was pinned to the wall in the hallway. The first page was all about how she loves to play in the leaves and make art from acorns, but the second had this:
"I love the turkey that my mom makes. She also makes delicious cranberry sauce and gravy. But, I love her pumpkin flan most of all. Flan is sort of a Cuban custard, and it's very creamy."
People, I am doing something right when my Nashville born-and-bred, semi-Cubanita is writing about her mama's Cuban flan. (Glad she likes my turkey too…)
Can you tell what I am most thankful for? Esta nena, who reminds me that though it is sometimes hard and lonely to promote the culture far from the homeland, it is worth it. Something usually sticks.
The other day, she had to give a talk on her heritage, and while she is a mixed bag of DNA, with everything from Cuban to Swedish in there, she picked Cuba.
This excitement of mine may appear overblown, but realize that I get dismissed and sometimes ignored on the whole culture thing. I have to work extra hard to speak Spanish with her. So when she embraces something in our culture, I get teary and silly. (Even, if what she's embracing is just a flan.)
I don't know how she is going to identify as she grows. That's up to her, really. Identity is personal, comes from the seat of your soul, I think. But, my kid's essay — hung for all to see — gives me hope that one day, at her own Thanksgiving table, she will be serving her mama's flan and sharing a piece of herself, and her history, with those at her table.
My daughter was born three days before Thanksgiving 9-years-ago. For that gift, I am eternally grateful. This year, as an early birthday present, mama will let her have all the extra flan she wants.
My Pumpkin Flan Recipe
By the way, my Thanksgiving Flan is Pumpkin Flan with Gingersnap Crust by Douglas Rodriguez, author of Nuevo Latino. It is always a hit.
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Saturday 12th July 2014
Join us at our Summer Ball for a night of decadence with a live performance from professional vocalist Dale Corcoran entertaining you with the likes of Michael Buble, Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra.
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Chicken liver parfait, red onion marmalade, toasted brioche
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It's a no brainer to celebrate the wonderful moments it life. It makes perfect sense to document all of the blessings one experiences. Our family has been truly blessed over the years and these are blessings that we don't take for granted. From our health to our beautiful son and the undoubtedly lovely daughter we have on the way, Mommy and Daddy are thankful from the bottom's of our hearts. It's the documenting of Jack's life and the celebration of the blessings that we began Tuesdays with Jack. However, Mommy would be remiss if all I did was document and celebrate all of the happiness, but failed to pay tribute to the more difficult parts of life that also deserve the dignity of being remembered. One such event is the passing of Jack's great grandpa and Daddy's grandpa.
Over the past eleven months, Daddy's grandpa battled cancer. It was during this period of time that both Mommy and Jack had the privilege of meeting and getting to know Grandpa Hight. While I'm sure Daddy has many wonderful memories to share with Jack when he is older, Mommy wanted to take this opportunity to pay tribute by sharing a few of her own gleaned from a few family gatherings.
One of the most striking characteristics that sticks with me is the unconditional kindness I observed. Grandpa Hight was immensely affectionate whenever he saw Jack and always, even at his sickest, made sure that Jack was acknowledged and greeted with a big smile and genuine love. I have seen Little Man received in various situations by various family members and adults and only a select few have ever shown such consistent and sincere warmth. For that reason alone, he will always hold an important place in my heart and place of high esteem in my mind.
One of my favorite memories is of Jack running up to Grandpa Hight to tickle his feet or to bring him one of his favorite toy animals. Having made his career dealing in cattle, he was always amused when Jack would toddle up to him to show him his cow or his horse that he playfully referred to as "Old Paint" due to the horse's coloring. "Whatcha got there?" he would ask, "Is that Old Paint?" to which Jack would nod his head enthusiastically. He didn't think twice about stopping his conversation with whomever to pay attention to and play with Jack. The mark of a truly wonderful and natural grandfather.
There are many other wonderful memories I could recount, detailing what a fun and loving man he was, most of which are already chronicled in previous posts, but this was the single most heartwarming that Mommy wanted to make sure I imparted because I can't think of a better way to honor man who meant so much to the people I love.
Loss is always very difficult, regardless of the circumstances, but I will always be forever thankful for the existence of Frank Hight and how he managed to foster a renewed sense of family for those who were open to it and the unconditional love and affection he showed our son. Those are gifts that can never be taken away and will always be treasured.


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