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A live concert for the first time in six years with the two founding members, John Rose and Tony Gerber, joined by Bryan Burnett of Auroric Dreams for a new SPACECRAFT trio experience.
SPACECRAFT FACTIOD: Indeed, we have continued exploring, creating, performing and recording live space music together as a group for 18 years, and we have never disbanded. We have never went a year without recording and performing something, some where. Check out our blog for more info.
SPACECRAFT is still going strong and has never quit recording or performing live since their last audio CD release in 2002. Their most recent release was in the form of a DVD concert performance from the Electro-Music Festival 2008 in Kingsport, Tennessee. For the past 3 years they have been working on a new surround sound recording, Re-Entry. There are plans for a creative commons NetLabel release or otherwise from SPACECRAFT in 2014 is the plan.
The live cosmic music crew, SPACECRAFT, will be heading to the OMegalab studio to complete the surround sound project started at Jim Corrigan's Heartlight Studios in Nashville, Tennessee working to complete their surround sound project started three years ago. Tony Gerber, John Rose and Diane Timmons will continue overdubbing, mixing and crafting their newest musical voyage entitled at this point "Re-Entry" In addition to regular member Giles Reaves, the group was joined by guitarist Mason Stevens and legendary vocal diva, Essra Mohawk in the studio original tracking sessions. They created nearly 5 hours of basic surround sound tracks during the initial sessions.
In honor of Felix Baumgartner's amazing jump from space and as a Farm Sanctuary Benefit, our space music group, SPACECRAFT, as well as a Tony Gerber solo track and a John Rose solo track will be included on an upcoming Space Music Compilation to be available from Sound For Good Records at http://sound4good.bandcamp.com/
THE SPACECRAFT MUSIC PROJECT WAS CONCEIVED 18 YEARS AGO by Tony Gerber and John Rose.


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Daily Planet newsroom. Clark is pacing as Chloe is looking up the plates on what looks like her personal laptop. She says they should get a fax response in a few minutes. Clark has a hunch that the truck is registered to LuthorCorp. It all fits! Like an intricate jigsaw puzzle made of three pieces! Chloe's not so sure. She says that Lex comes from the "Rube Goldberg School of Villainy." We'd tell you how to apply, but it's kinda complicated. So they're already assigning Lex straight up into the villainy camp? Chloe says that a direct attack isn't really Lex's style. "There's only one way to find out," Clark says with steely resolve. Yes: have Chloe do it for you. Chloe gets out of her desk chair to go check on the fax machine.

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The Holly and the Ivy arranged by Kathleen Massoud. For Piano. Piano Solo; Solo. Christmas; Sacred; Winter. Intermediate. Sheet. 4 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.14226).
ISBN 0739007696. Christmas; Sacred; Winter.
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i made these little dresses for my grandaughters andie and ana. they're 2 1/2 and 6 months old,i just took an old top of andies apart and made a pattern x
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Sep 12, 2013, 04.53 AMby Vayle
They are so sweet <3 and that dresses, love them so much. Polka dots is my favourite pattern :)
Sep 12, 2013, 05.14 AMby Mary Athey
Thank you for your lovely comment, i love polka dots as well x
Mar 30, 2013, 03.43 PMby auroras-y-sirenas
Oh, they're adorable! :)
Mar 30, 2013, 03.49 PMby Mary Athey
thank you for the lovely comment x
Mar 27, 2013, 01.32 PMby Smizener
Super cute dresses and your grand daughters are adorable.
Mar 27, 2013, 02.59 PMby Mary Athey
ah thank you so much x
Mar 26, 2013, 10.45 AMby velvetribbon
Ohh… so cute!
Mar 26, 2013, 11.03 AMby Mary Athey
thank you. i love making little dresses x
Mar 26, 2013, 07.48 AMby carolientje
that is soooooo cute ;) love it ;)
Mar 26, 2013, 07.55 AMby Mary Athey
ah thanks. i,'m going to make lots more as i love making them x
Mar 25, 2013, 04.41 PMby trploceanmoon
ADORABLE!!!! xoxox
Mar 25, 2013, 06.05 PMby Mary Athey
thank you xx
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Mar 25, 2013, 06.05 PMby Mary Athey
thank you x
Mar 25, 2013, 04.18 PMby Cristina Staicu
The dresses are so pretty and the little girls look so sweet wearing them :) They are lucky with such a talented grandmother :) xx
Mar 25, 2013, 06.06 PMby Mary Athey
thank you so much for the lovely compliment x
Mar 25, 2013, 11.45 AMby KristinaBerisha
This is so lovely. I just remembered of my kids when they were a litle . Very sweet Mary. They are gorgeos
Mar 25, 2013, 02.31 PMby Mary Athey
thank you so much, i love making little things for the girls x
Mar 25, 2013, 11.42 AMby Trudy McGrath
Awww bless! The dresses are so pretty and so are your granddaughters!
Mar 25, 2013, 02.32 PMby Mary Athey
thanks, they're very hard to photograph though lol x
Mar 25, 2013, 02.43 AMby kisses
Cute granddaughters and the colour suits them
Mar 25, 2013, 06.15 AMby Mary Athey
thanks kisses. i love making them matching outfits. little anas teething bless her and andie was,'nt in a co operative mood so i got the best pics i could. next time i'll get them with my other grandaughter lily x
Mar 25, 2013, 12.45 AMby liliv-1
Well, I can't concentrate on the dresses: your grandaughters are so cute!!
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thank you, i tried to photograph them both to.gether but it was to hard lol x
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20 distinguished years: Ben Hendricks, of Crudup and Hendricks, was honored Thursday for his 20 years of diligent service on the Porter Fund board as the representative of the Newton County Bar Association. During this time, he has helped to award funds to numerous educational, cultural and charitable institutions which benefit the citizens and overall community of Newton County. The Porter Fund was established by Item XV of the Will of James H. Porter. SunTrust Bank, Middle Georgia, is the trustee. Under the terms of the will, three-fourths of the net income of the trust fund is applied to worthy ...
Federal Emergency Management Agency officials announced disaster assistance is expanding to five Georgia counties to help pay for emergency measures and to repair, restore or replace public facilities damaged or destroyed by this month's severe storms and flooding.
The year was 1966. Rita White had been working at Sherwood's Flowers and Gifts for two years. That year, she bought the company from the Sherwoods, and went about running the business herself.
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Everyone wants to eat organic produce, but the prices are prohibitive for many. That's where the local Green Livin' Farms come in, offering locally-grown, daily-picked produce at the same prices as normal produce at the supermarket.
Most of Green Livin's produce comes from Owner Darrell Head's one-acre farm, located in the River Cove subdivision, just a few miles down the road from the store's U.S. Highway 278 and Ga. Highway 142 location at "The Hub."
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I'm looking for an electric shaver for women. I want one that has the option of working wet and dry. Preferably cordless.
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- Posted by jcrowley99 (My Page) on Sun, May 25, 08 at 23:50
I have the Remington WR5000 Smooth & Silky Women's Rotary Shaver. I got it last year and I love it! It is the best electric razor I have ever had, and I have been using an electric razor for over 15 years. I is rechargable and does work wet and dry though I always use it dry. It is only designed to be used on legs, it cannot be used on underarms. This does not bother me because I have always used a blade on my underarms, no electric razor works right for that. Here is the link to Amazon, but I got mine at Kohls on sale and with a coupon for about $25.00. Joanne |
Here is a link that might be useful: Remington WR5000 Smooth & Silky
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How come it can't be used on the under arms? I forgot to say that I also want one that can be used anywhere! and has a trimmer also. |
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I want to say that i am very grateful for all of the people on here who help each other. Kitchen remodeling is an overwhelming process, so it's great to have a place to bounce ideas and share experiences. We hired architects to help with an addition and kitchen remodel. They have been great and have lots of good ideas that seem to be right on track with what i have seen here on gardenweb. But there are still a few issues with the current plan and wanted some feedback before i meet with kitchen designers for the cabinet quotes. About us- family of four with 2 toddlers. My husband doesn't cook and I'm hoping my daughters will help me bake when they get older. I always loved to bake and finally have some time to learn to cook and experiment now that i am working only part time. The current kitchen isn't very functional in terms of counter space and sink location. I do almost everything on the small kitchen cart/island we bought. Someone took the part of the wall down between the kitchen and dining room and made the half wall a very non-sturdy peninsula. It has become a catch-all for "stuff." We will be expadning out the back of the house to add the family room and will relocate the dining room to the back as well to gain more space in the kitchen. Gas lines and plumbing can be moved, but columns/ wall need to be incoporated along sink wall to maintain structural integrity. Also, there is an odd spot of glass blocks 18 inches wide on one wall - i guess someone added this for more light in living room. We have grown used to it and currently, it will remain in reno; however, it starts about 34 inches from the floor and therefore, the counters will have to be lower at this end of the run. My goal is to create a functional inviting kitchen where i can cook and family can gather (but be out of my way while i'm cooking!) My concerns about current plan - Whew! I hope i got everything in. I can't find the post about what i should include in the layout help request. |
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- Posted by phillyfeet (My Page) on Fri, Nov 8, 13 at 12:55
So, what we really need is a detailed, measured layout of the space, including the widths/lengths of each wall/window/doorway and the distances b/w each wall/window/doorway. The FAQs now have the various posts from the old "Read Me" thread - I've linked to the Layout FAQ below. Meanwhile I will see what I can do, but w/o the detailed layout it will be tentative b/c we need measurements to know what will actually fit where. |
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- Posted by lavender_lass (My Page) on Fri, Nov 8, 13 at 15:09
Since there is no seating overlooking the family room, what if you swap the main sink and range? That would give you more contact with the family while you cook, easy access to the island prep sink...and storage for your dishes. You could use one of those 'glass' hoods, with maybe glass uppers, in place of the glass block? That would look nice from the family room :)
- Posted by phillyfeet (My Page) on Fri, Nov 8, 13 at 15:21
buehl - i copied all the measurements i had from the architects drawing. i'll try to add more as you suggested. lavender- swapping the main sink and range is a great idea, but will that pose a problem with venting since the area above the main sink was going to be open? I am still trying to figure out the venting requirements for the range. also, not sure what you meant about the glass hood. i'll try googling it! Meeting with cabinet stores this weekend to get preliminary pricing on some custom vs semi-custom lines and i'm really excited. |
If this is an existing space, can you measure it yourself? |
- Posted by phillyfeet (My Page) on Fri, Nov 8, 13 at 15:53
it is an existing space, but most doors and windows will be removed, moved or added. I will measure what won't be changing tonight and add it in. Lavender- i think i'm losing it! when you said glass hood, were you talking about the vent hood? for some reason, my mind went to the other wall with the glass blocks and i couldn't figure out what you meant! |
1, 4 and 5- It may be better to add seating to the raised bar in the FR and remove the peninsula. Then, you can have fridge drawers at the left end of your cleanup counter. I don't think having a table in the area where you have the peninsula would be good, because it may block your way to the pantry. Maybe you can move the LR entry to the left and move the sliding doors from the office near the pantry and have a table near the cooking counter (or go to table height near the glass blocks and have a peninsula for eating).That may discourage people from coming into your cooking zone. 2- Maybe something like this for your glasses (the one on the side). Or you can keep some of your glasses in the drawers. 3- How about something like below for landing for micro/oven? |
- Posted by phillyfeet (My Page) on Fri, Nov 8, 13 at 20:54
Sena01 - wow, what great suggestions! I love that first picture with the column for glasses. if i went with table height peninsula by the glass blocks, do you think that would interrupt flow from office (the office will just be a tiny room open to the mudroom that will be the main front entrance for family and entrance from garage) to bedrooms (looking at the diagram, our bedrooms are to the right of the kitchen and living room - we live in a ranch style house) Buehl -I'm attaching the diagram with a few more measurements. i put a few ? where i really don't know what it will be. that small wall by the living room entrance is in rough shape. we think there is brick under there that was continuous with the fireplace and raised hearth. Someone before us covered all the brick with dry wall and plywood. We were able to fix up the fireplace area and hearth, but had no idea what to do with this plywood covered wall that measures 46" w x 17" D x 24" H. We just painted it the same color as the walls when we moved in and hoped someone would come up with a creative solution when we eventually remodeled the kitchen. Still not sure what is going to go there. This house had a lot of really bad DIY projects (like the box fan in the attic that blew into our garage!) |
Measure the existing space, mark what is changing (we can probably figure that out, though), and post the resulting layout here. That will give us a better feel for the space. Right now, we can't tell how long or deep the kitchen space really is b/c there are only partial measurements. We might be able to figure it out eventually by trying to cobble together the partial measurements, but it would be much easier if we could see them all. |
- Posted by phillyfeet (My Page) on Fri, Nov 8, 13 at 23:37
okay, will do tomorrow. i realized i did make a mistake in labeling the space tonight- the entire space is 12'11" deep by 25'6 3/4" long. Just about everything is changing except that small area leading to the existing living room and the basement door! |
- Posted by phillyfeet (My Page) on Sun, Nov 10, 13 at 22:24
Existing layout. the top of the drawing is the back of the house with basically all windows and doors. This is where the addition will go (behind current breezeway, dining room and kitchen) and therefore most of the wall will be modified. |
- Posted by phillyfeet (My Page) on Sun, Nov 10, 13 at 22:31
Proposed Layout I tried to mark the changes in red. |
It seems you can't move the LR entry to the left and so having a table height peninsula or a table at the end of the cooking zone would not work because of the LR entry and the island. I think it would be better if you moved the pantry closer to LR and have a corridor at the back of the pantry and have the office near the DR, so anyone coming from there go to the FR thru DR instead of walking thru your cooking/prep zone. BTW, with 12' 11" length how can you have 42", 46" aisles at the top and bottom of the island? I guess the cleaning counter extends over your FR some inches. |
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A 1934 NY Yankees team-signed baseball and a landscape painting by George Bellows are appraised.
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Should I cut the plant stalks back now or wait until spring?
The reason I ask is because I cut one plant back as it looked like it was preparing for fall. The leaves had been completely eaten and the stalks were turning yellow. I noticed a small hole in the center of the cut stalk, which could allow water to seep in. I can put something over the top of this one plant stalk to try and keep water out if you believe this is likely to damage the roots during the winter. This is my first winter with these plants where they've had mature growth during the summer. Last fall they were just little things and I left them alone. This year they're standing about 4.5 to 5 ft. Mary |
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Mary, I don't do anything to prepare the A incarnata for the winter. I just leave it be. In the spring, I will cut back the dead wood as the new growth appears. My older plants are not doing so good this year, so I will probably replace them next spring. The plants seems to lose vigor after several years. Sandy |
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Thank you, Sandy. I will leave the rest of the stalks alone until spring growth. To be safe, I think I'll also cap the stalk already cut, so winter moisture won't drain down into the root ball via the little hole in the stalk. Mary |
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Has anyone grown the Abraham Lincoln tomato? There are a half dozen or so suppliers, but there seems to be some question regarding the original strain. I've read that R.H. Shumway's sells the "original" strain and I'm considering ordering from them. Have any of you grown and/or sampled this variety from this supplier? Please tell me what you think of the Abraham Lincoln tomato AND where you purchased it. |
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- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Thu, Mar 11, 10 at 5:19
No one has the original b'c the original had bronze tinted tfoliage as described by Buckbee's when they introduced it. Wayne Hilton bought the Shumway name for about $2,000 and no seed inventory came with it b'c it had been extinct. He went to many SSE members to get seed stock. He also started the companies Totally Tomatoes and Seymours Seeds and then bought out Vermont Bean CO and I forget the name of the other Co he formed. All were sold to Jung's Seeds several years ago. Other than the name in an historical context I don't see anything special about the variety Abraham Lincoln and other so called strains also exist, such as: Abraham Lincoln I have no idea if there are any significant differences amongst the above. The only one I've grown many years ago is Abraham Lincoln. I think fine for a canning tomato but there are many other medium to large reds that I think have a much bett4er taste. Carolyn |
- Posted by homegardenpa PA Zone 6 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 11, 10 at 11:06
I'm growing this tomato - or one of the strains of it - from TomatoFest called "Abe Lincoln". It's supposedly an old fashioned tomato taste on good productive disease resistant plants with little to no cracking - That's one of the reason I'm giving it a shot. I had a good few tomatoes rot on the vine last year due to deep radial and or concentric cracking that then either got infected with mold or invited insects to chew them to pieces (granted we had non-stop rains and cold temps, but still). That being said, I'm trying a few varieties this year that have more regular shapes and less cracking. I didn't stop growing the other kinds, because I still like the taste, I just want more of a balance. Another reason I'm growing Abe Lincoln is that my wife is looking for some more "old-fashioned tomato taste" varieties, and based on what I've read on reviews and descriptions, it seemed to fit the bill. This year I'm growing her Rutgers (she really liked this one in past years), and new for this year, Abe Lincoln, Red Brandywine... And I thought maybe she might like Brandywine OTV, Neves Azorean Red, but who knows, I'm still trying size up what she likes in a tomato, me personally, I just like variety :) |
- Posted by carolyn137 z4/5 NY (My Page) on Thu, Mar 11, 10 at 13:34
home garden, if you like the more aggressive so called old fashioned taste you might want to look at the varieties: Rutgers, you mentioned ... to name a few. And it's good to remember that seed sources are SELLING seeds so seldom will you see anything written that's negative. There are only two places that I know of off hand that occasionally do mention something negative about a variety and that's Sandhill Preservation and SESE. There's no OP variety that I know that's crack free, and many have the radial and concentric cracks at the stem end b'c it's part of their genetic makeup. And there's no variety, hybrid or heirloom that won't split with excessive rain or over irrigation. When it comes to variety descriptions where something is said about disease resistance or tolerance, I shake my head b'c almost never are the specific diseases mentioned, or diseases distinguished between foliage and systemic diseases, and since the latter have certain geographic distributions it is important to know that. And there's no variety that is totally resistant to ANY tomato disease, rather, it's a matter of tolerance. So read variety descriptions with a wink. ( smile) Carolyn |
- Posted by homegardenpa PA Zone 6 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 11, 10 at 14:26
"There's no OP variety that I know that's crack free, and many have the radial and concentric cracks at the stem end..." Thanks for the reply, and I also know this to be true, but I definitely noticed some varieties crack more than others, hoping to find some which are a little more "crack resistant" and keep a little better. Oh, and some the reviews I saw on this variety were on Dave's Plant Files, which looks like mostly individual reviews and I've definitely seen some negative reviews on that tomatoes there - so I just took what I read with a grain of salt and figured it was worth a gamble. I also own a copy of your book on heirlooms for the American garden and picked a few of the varieties you mentioned, and I appreciate the realistic pictures of each variety - for years I thought I was doing everything wrong because my tomatoes would have concentric or radial cracks. To find out it's mostly genetic made me a feel a little better. The thing I don't get is how I see all these pictures of certain varieties online and they look flawless; How do they get those fruits? Luck? To be honest, I wouldn't mind the cracks at all if they didn't get infected and or chewed on by slugs (and whatever else). They don't look as nice, sure, but they still taste good. I just hate watching tomatoes grow, get almost full ripe, and then crack and potentially go to waste. In any event, I've already got this variety sprouted so I'll give it a shot, I'll be more than happy to report on my experiences - but as well all know, it's relative, subjective, etc. P.S. - Oh, and thanks for the new varieties, I'm saving them for list of trials for next year :) |
"Break O Day, a fave of mine...." Carolyn, I grow that variety (thanks in large measure to the recommendation in your book). :-) Since I only have enough room for 10 or so plants, I'll stick with Break O' Day. It sounds like Abraham Lincoln is similar but not as good. Dr. Frederick J. Pritchard, the creator of Break O' Day, contributed a lot to the development of modern tomato varieties. Here's an interesting site for anyone who's interested: Dr. Frederick J. Pritchard |
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