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December's Song
Okay, I know, I know, it's not even Thanksgiving yet—but I'm going to talk about Christmas music anyway.
Buddy Greene is one of the nicest and most likable guys in Nashville. Every time he drops by the RR office, whether it's to buy a book, play a harmonica, or just say hello, he's all smiles and laughter from the moment he walks in until the moment he walks out. And he leaves smiles and laughter behind when he's gone.
One day last month I got a humble email from Buddy telling me that he had just finished recording a little Christmas album and he wondered if I'd give it a listen. Now let me be honest. My fear was that I was in for an hour of weary Christmas classics and carols adapted for the harmonica—and I wasn't sure how much harmonicated "Jingle Bell Rock" I could handle. I should go ahead and admit that I don't really like Christmas music in general. There are a few exceptions, of course. I love Harry Connick. I love Jill and Andy Gullahorn's Christmas CD. I loved last year's Over the Rhine Christmas record. And I love . . . well . . . I suppose that's about it (I'm not including Behold the Lamb of God here because I think that's something more than Christmas music, if you know what I mean).
So it's with great surprise that I've found Buddy Greene's December's Song added to that small rotation of favorites. Somehow, it's a nice fit beside those other Christmas records. It seems right at home there. It's a little bit folk, a little bit bluegrass, a little bit hymnal, a little bit jazz, even a little bit crooning Bing Crosby. I love it. So I'm going to shut up and let you hear some of it. Check out the song below.
"Canticle of the Turning"
by Buddy Greene
Buddy just released the record to the public last week. You should check it out. Here's the link.
Pushing Through
Several years ago I joined a couple of friends to form a reading group in which our chief aim was to read books that we should have but have not. Paradise Lost was the first we read and there's been a long list of others since. It's been a good thing for me because the group has forced me to read quite a few books that I certainly would not have otherwise, and in the process I've discovered some of my all-time favorites.
Then last week at breakfast, Jonathan Rogers (who has for years cruelly and evilly spurned invitations to our reading fellowship) said something that made me shake my head and sigh. What he said was something to this effect (and I welcome him to correct me in the comments): "I'm done reading books I don't enjoy. If I don't like it, I don't finish it!"
Now, in defense of such an indignant and Rogersian argument the following point was made:
Let's say one reads two books a month, religiously, for the rest of one's life. If such were the case (and I think that's a pretty liberal estimate) that means that in my lifetime, I will probably only get to read about 1000 more books. Given that frighteningly finite number, doesn't it make sense that I'd want to guarantee each of those reads was enjoyable as possible?
Liturgical Fads? 5 Questions for Thomas McKenzie, Author of The Anglican Way
Sam Smith just posted an interview with Thomas McKenzie about his forthcoming book, The Anglican Way. There are only a few days left to support Thomas's work on Indiegogo. Here's an excerpt, but please check out the entire interview on Sam's website.
SS: When I've heard you preach, you have always emphasized the Gospel. Is the Gospel hubbub of late just another fad?
TM: The Church only has two things to offer the world: Word and Sacrament. These two, together, are how we proclaim the Gospel. The Word is the voice of the Gospel, the Sacraments are the body. The only reason for the Church to exist is to proclaim the Gospel, in word and deed.
We've been about this work for 2000 years, and I don't expect us to stop until Christ's return. I don't think Gospel preaching and living could be considered a fad. I don't see that there's been a hubbub of late, but I might be missing something.
And click here for more information about the book and how you can help support it.
Coming Soon: Audiobook – Behold the Lamb of God
The audiobook officially releases on November 5th (next Tuesday). It'll be available here in the Rabbit Room store as well as at other digital audiobook outlets (for those who wish to support Russ, the best place to shop is the Rabbit Room store).
If you're unfamiliar with Russ's book, here's a sample from the new audiobook in which Andrew Peterson reads from the foreword (which he wrote) and tells the story of not only where the book came from, but of why it matters.
Behold the Lamb of God: An Advent Narrative is available in hardcover from the Rabbit Room store. The audiobook will be released on November 5th.
Why is The Molehill?
[Editor's note: The Molehill Vol. 2 is now available in the Rabbit Room store. If you are a card-holding Rabbit Room member, your free copy is on its way.]
"What is the Molehill?"
People ask me the question all the time. I usually tell them it's the Rabbit Room's literary journal, and then I find myself wanting to apologize for calling it something as highfalutin as "literary." But at the very least it's a bound collection of writing that aspires to literature. So maybe the question I really want to answer is this: "Why is the Molehill?" Why this when the literary world is already filled with more fine journals than most of us have time to read? Good question.
Convene the Hutchmoot!
Our plans are laid, and today's the day. Travel safely from near and far. Arrive in good cheer. Come ready for dinner. There's a weekend of live music, rich laughter, fake astronauts, good books, and old friends waiting for you here. Bring your stories and make them ours. Convene the Hutchmoot!
[Note: The Rabbit Room and the Rabbit Room store will be lightly manned for the next week while we moot and recover. Order fulfillment from the Rabbit Room store will resume on 10/18.]
The Anglican Way
Those of you who know Thomas McKenzie only through his One Minute Reviews may think you've got him pinned down as a rather eccentric and ordained combination of Jack Black and Conan O'Brien. But what you may not know, unless you attend the church he pastors or have listened to his sermons or have read his Molehill essays, is that there are least two things he's more passionate about than movies: his church, and the Gospel.
I listen to him preach almost every Sunday morning and I'm consistently amazed by his ability to be disarming, strange, shocking, insightful, and profound all in the space of fifteen minutes. I can't count the number of times I've turned to my wife after church and said, of one of Thomas's homilies: "I didn't see that coming." One of Thomas's great gifts, I think, is his ability to see to the truth of things and communicate what he sees simply and without ego. That talent informs his preaching, and it also informs his writing.
For as long as I've known Thomas he's been working on this book, The Anglican Way, and in the last few months he's finally finished writing it, and I've had the chance to read some of his work. It's an accessible, easy to read, comprehensive overview of the Anglican Church and what it means to be a part of it. As someone who's a newcomer to Anglicanism, I can't wait to read the whole book. I hope to be one of its editors, so that could be very soon if this IndieGoGo campaign gets funded.
When I sat down with Thomas a couple of weeks ago to hear his plan for the campaign, the thing that sealed the deal in my mind was this: He's giving the book away. That's right—giving it away. Thomas sees this work, his work, as a gift to the church, and he's committed to giving it away to the people who need it most. I think that's an amazing and beautiful statement of faith.
His goal is $12,000, and that's to cover the expenses of production, printing, and shipping, as well as building a website that will facilitate the free distribution of the book. Even if you aren't an Anglican, I hope you'll see how important this gift is to Thomas and help support him in this good work.
Click here to visit the IndieGoGo page for The Anglican Way.
Let There Be Pipes
[Brian Rowley is well-known among many of the Rabbit Room's pipe smoking ilk for his incredible, hand-crafted, artisan pipes. For most of the past year he's been working on a special project. Here he is to tell you all about it. ---Pete]
A "Pipe Of The Year" is a common practice among small communities, who share both the love of the community, and the art of pipe smoking. The concept is simple, find a pipemaker who will make number of pipes, specifically crafted for the community, and stamp them each as such. The idea is to have all of the pipes made in the exact same shape and size, so that they're easily recognized by the community. It's a form of art, bonding and brotherhood.
During Hutchmoot 2012, it became know to some of the attendees that I was a pipemaker, and over the course of the conference, several people asked if I'd consider making a Rabbit Room edition pipe. I was thrilled at the prospect and began envisioning the project.
The first task was to determine the shape. A standard Billiard, the quintessential pipe for any sophisticated pipe connoisseur, seemed just a bit blasé. With a crowd as artistic as the Rabbit Room, it was important to find just the right shape. I wanted a shape that exuded class, but not a shape so classic that everyone would already have one. After some deliberation, I settled on the Dublin.
The Dublin family includes the traditional English Dublin shape as well as the Zulu, Yachtsman, Cutty, and Belge. The primary characteristic is a gracefully forward-tilted bowl that tapers downward from rim to heel. The Dublin I chose favors the shape of the Zulu.
In a traditional Pipe Of The Year, they are all made exactly the same. For this first run, I wanted them to be all the same, and all different; so while each pipe is the same size and shape, each is also uniquely finished, allowing each buyer to choose with personal preference in mind. It's my hope that as long as interest exists for a Rabbit Room Pipe Of The Year, I'll produce a unique set each year by choosing a different shape.
Lastly, each pipe has been meticulously hand crafted, to provide the best fit and finish and quality that can only be expected from a high-end pipe. Duly stamped with the official Growley logo, as well as the Rabbit Room Smoking Rabbit, these pipes will forever be known as the the first offical Rabbit Room pipe!
About the Pipes
The briar (Erica Aborea) was hand selected and imported from the finest Italian woodcutter, Romeo Briar, and each stem was hand cut from raw Ebonite or Acrylic rods imported from Germany.
Each pipe measures the following:
Length: 4.9"
Height: 1.8"
Width: 1.4"
Chamber Bore: .75"
Chamber Depth: 1.2"
Weight: 1.4 oz
[This inaugural set of seven pipes will be sold at Hutchmoot 2013 on a first-come, first-served basis. They are priced at $295 each, a specially discounted price just for this event. Visit GrowleyPipes.com to see more of Brian's work.]
Until That Higher Convivium
Jennifer and I read Robert Farrar Capon's Supper of the Lamb out loud to one another this year. We read it on road trips, and in the bed at night, and on the sofa during rainy Saturday afternoons. For the first (and almost certainly the last) time in our lives, we wept over the final pages of a cookbook. For both of us the experience was like discovering a friend that we'd never known yet always missed. When introducing the book to others, Jennifer often describes it like this: "If G. K. Chesterton and N. T. Wright got together to write a cookbook, this would be the result." It's now one of our most cherished books, and it's one that I pick off the shelf often, rereading favorite passages.
It's a book that I think so throughly captures the spirit of the Rabbit Room and Hutchmoot that a few months ago, I spent a lot of time trying to track down Capon. I knew he was old, and I'd read that he had a hard life filled with heartbreak and disappointment, and I felt a deep need to thank him for his work, to let him know how much it meant to me and to so many others. I also secretly hoped to find a way to coax him into sharing a meal with us at Hutchmoot one day.
I never did manage to get in touch with him, and if you've paid much attention to the Facebook and Twitter feeds this morning, you'll know that that moot isn't going to happen. Robert Farrar Capon died yesterday and took his seat at a greater banquet table than Hutchmoot has to offer.
I like to think that as he joins that Higher Convivium, of which he so vividly wrote, that he's offering up one of his great toasts and assuring the rest of us that there's plenty of room left at the feast. I imagine that he's tasting that wine, the like of which we scarcely dream, and it's spilling down his chin as he laughs and shouts to remind us who we are, and who we are yet to be, and how important it is that we see Creation for the great good it was made to become. And as he sits down and sinks his teeth into the true work of the Lamb, I wonder if that toast might sound something like this one from the Supper of the Lamb:
"With that I leave you… I wish you well. May your table be graced with lovely women and good men. May you drink well enough to drown the envy of youth in the satisfactions of maturity… May there be singing at our table before the night is done, and old, broad jokes to fling at the stars and tell them we are men.
We are great, my friend; we shall not be saved for trampling that greatness under foot… Come then; leap upon these mountains, skip upon these hills and heights of earth. The road to Heaven does not run from the world but through it. The longest Session of all is no discontinuation of these sessions here, but a lifting of them all by priestly love. It is a place for men, not ghosts—for the risen gorgeousness of the New Earth and for the glorious earthiness of the True Jerusalem.
Eat well then. Between our love and His Priesthood, He makes all things new. Our Last Home will be home indeed."
"Lion become priest
And Lamb victim
The world awaits
The unimaginable union
By which the Lion lifts Himself Lamb slain
And, Priest and Victim,
The City
Farewell, Father Robert, until we moot in that Higher Convivium.
Prayer Request
Several weeks ago, Russ Ramsey had heart surgery. He's written a series of posts about the experience, which you can (and should) read here:
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made Pt. 1
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made Pt. 2
Fearfully and Wonderfully Made Pt. 3
Though the surgery went well, this past weekend Russ developed some complications and has been readmitted to the hospital. Last night was really tough on him and he's asked for your prayers as the doctors try to pin down the problem and get him on the mend. Pray for his wife and four kids as well; I know they're anxious to have him back home.
The Rabbit Room Presents: An Evening with Walter Wangerin, Jr.
On Tuesday, August 20th at 7:00pm, Walt Wangerin, Jr., author of some of our favorite books (Miz Lil and the Chronicles of Grace, Letters from the Land of Cancer, the National Book Award-winning The Book of the Dun Cow, and many more) will join us at the Church of the Redeemer in Nashville, Tennessee to address the Rabbit Room community. Will there be music? Probably. Will there be snacks? We sure hope so. In fact, we encourage everyone to bring a snack item (preferably homemade!). Will there be a talk by a great American author? Definitely.
This special event is open to the public. The price of admission is the purchase of one of Mr. Wangerin's books (listed here) through the Rabbit Room store (one book per adult in your party). The books you purchase will be given to you on the night of the event. No books will be shipped.
This event is free to the Rabbit Room membership. Just flash your membership card and you're in! Not a member? It's never too late.
Album Release: Walking Song
Today we celebrate the birth of two awesome things: Ron Block, and his new record Walking Song (co-written with Rebecca Reynolds). That's right, today is Ron's birthday so wish him well and buy him a copy of his record. He'll love you for it.
CDs and downloads of the new album are now available in the Rabbit Room store. If you missed it last week, be sure to read Jonathan Rogers's most excellent review.
Once you've read the review, listen to this. Thank me later.
"What's Banjo?"
by Ron Block and Ethan Block
Check back later for an exclusive video performance of "Walking Song" by Ron Block and Sierra Hull.
Happy birthday, Ron, and congratulations on the incredible work you and Rebecca have done.
Small, Good Things
I read Robert Farrar Capon's The Supper of the Lamb last year and it sort of rocked my world (or maybe it stirred my pot?). Ever since, I've been fascinated by the notion of food and communal eating as a kind of sacrament. Reading the book even moved Jennifer and me to cook our own "supper of the Lamb" on Good Friday and invite close friends to share it with us. It was a special evening that I won't forget. It's funny, and amazing, how a book can open up an idea like that and suddenly you find yourself surrounded by ordinary things that seem a little more magical than they did before. Something as simple as dinner can be a holy thing.
I came across a great article on this theme, gustatory grace (yes, I had to look it up), and had to share it with you folks. It's from The Paris Review and it's about food, film, literature, and grace. Read and enjoy. Here's an excerpt:
One way of understanding the sacraments, perhaps best articulated by liturgist Gordon Lathrop, is that simple things become central things. When Christians refer to the bath and the table, they refer not only to the specific sacraments of bathing and eating, but they point also to the sacramental character of every bath and every table. The setting apart of one table and one bath shows forth the splendor of all tables and all baths.
That setting apart is the calling of Christians but also the vocation of the writer. The attentiveness of the writer is shown in how that writer lifts to the level of extraordinary the most ordinary of people, places, and things.
Write Yourself a Country Song
I can't remember if we've ever posted this here before, but I was just reminded of it and had to share. Andy's got a new record called Beyond the Frame coming out in about a month. This song isn't on it (it's on his last record, The Law of Gravity) but "Skinny Jeans" is. You're going to love it.
The Mantis and the Moon
Chris Slaten is a name that might sound familiar. He's been lurking in the corners of the Rabbit Room for almost as long as I can remember, and for the past several years, Ben Shive has been working with him, producing his new recording project.
When I finally got a copy of his CD in the mail, I anxiously put it in and listened while driving home in my wife's car. I loved it immediately. It sounded like a sweet mix of Paul Simon and Josh Ritter. When I got home, I left it in the car on purpose so it would ambush Jennifer the next time she went for a spin. When she came home later, she got out of the car demanding to know the name of the gorgeous CD and who it was. She too had fallen head over heels for it.
Now it's your turn.
Chris has released the record under the pseudonym "Son of Laughter" and you can read more on the story behind the name at his website. The title of the record is The Mantis and the Moon. It's available now in the Rabbit Room store for just $5 and it may the best CD to ever feature an insect so prominently. I think you'll love it as much as I do.
Here's the title track. Enjoy.
"The Mantis and the Moon"
by Son of Laughter
Chris is currently booking a series of house shows. If you're interested in hosting one, please contact him at sonoflaughtermusic (at) gmail (dot) com.


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Host Identity Protocol for Linux
HIP authenticates and secures communication between two hosts. HIP authenticates hosts and establishes a symmetric key between them to secure the data communication. The data flow between the end hosts is encrypted by IPsec Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP) with the symmetric key set up by HIP. HIP introduces mechanisms, such as cryptographic puzzles, that protect HIP responders (servers) against DoS attacks. Applications simply need to use HITs instead of IP addresses. Application source code does not need to be modified.
HIP provides transparent mobility support for existing network applications. TCP connections are bound to HITs instead of IP addresses. HITs do not change for a given host. HITs are further mapped to IP addresses. When an IP address changes, new mappings between the HIT and the new IP address are formed. When a host moves to a new network and obtains a new IP address, the host informs its peers about its new IP address, and TCP connections are sustained.
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The InfraHIP site offers free services for the HIP community. For example, you can register your HIT to the DNS or Distributed Hash Table (DHT). The site also offers free HIP forwarding services to assist in NAT traversal and locating mobile nodes.
The Host Identity Protocol architecture (Figure 1) defines a new namespace, the Host Identity namespace, which decouples the name and locator roles of IP addresses. With HIP, the transport layer operates on host identities instead of IP addresses as endpoint names. The host identity layer is between the transport layer and the network layer. The responsibility of the new layer is to translate identities to routable locators before a host transmits the packet. The reverse applies to incoming packets.
The actual Host Identity Protocol (HIP) is composed of a two round-trip, end-to-end Diffie-Hellman key-exchange protocol, called base exchange, mobility updates and some additional messages. The networking stack triggers the base exchange automatically when an application tries to connect to an HIT.
During a base exchange, a client (initiator) and a server (responder) authenticate each other with their public keys and create symmetric encryption keys for IPsec to encrypt the application's traffic. In addition, the initiator must solve a computational puzzle. The responder selects the difficulty of the puzzle according to its load. When the responder is busy or under DoS attack, the responder can increase the puzzle difficulty level to delay new connections.
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I --> DNS: lookup R I <-- DNS: return R's address and HI/HIT
The initiator application connects to an HIT:
I1 I --> R (Hi, Here is my I1, let's talk with HIP) R1 R --> I (OK, Here is my R1, solve this HIP puzzle) I2 I --> R (Computing, here is my counter I2) R2 R --> I (OK. Let's finish base exchange with my R2) I --> R (ESP protected data) R --> I (ESP protected data)
HIP provides a mechanism similar to base exchange to handle IP address changes. When a host detects a new IP address, it informs all its peers of the address change. The hosts adjust their IPsec security associations accordingly, and the applications running on the hosts continue sending data to each other as if nothing happened.
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Finally, the first big snow falls up north
So where's winter? If the world doesn't end tomorrow, winter will officially arrive at 6:12 a.m. on Friday. Friday marks the end of the ancient Mayan calendar, the time when some believe the world will end. That would mean the end of everything … including skiing and snowboarding. But there's bigger question some are asking: […] [Read More]
Connecticut ski areas ready to open
Thankfully, it's cold again. And that means ski areas can again crank upthe snowmaking guns. That's especially good news for Connecticut ski areas that have had to postpone their openings because of warm temperatures and high humidity. That's about to end for Mohawk Mountain in Cornwall that plans to start its season on Saturday. And […] [Read More]
Feast on Thanksgiving skiing/snowboarding
Looking to get in some skiing and snowboarding this Thanksgiving weekend? Well, you're in luck because this is one of the strongest early seasons in years. That's because after nearly two weeks of snowmaking, many major ski areas have their lifts turning. Unlike previous years, this Thanksgiving weekend will have some serious top-to-bottom runs that […] [Read More]
Early ski season off to strong start
There's good news to report from the Land of Skiing and Snowboarding: Conditions are steadily improving with more ski areas planning to open this weekend. And there's a good chance (I'm keeping my fingers crossed) that Thanksgiving weekend could bring some of the best skiing and snowboarding in years. Cold temperatures will return tonight, allowing […] [Read More]
Okemo to open Thursday
Owners of snow sports shops have to be really happy today. Why? The first arrival of fresh snow … the best advertisement you can ever hope for getting people excited about the upcoming ski and snowboarding season. See snow = Think skiing, snowboarding. It's that simple. Yes I know, like you, about the problems of […] [Read More]
Let the snowmaking begin!
With Superstorm Sandy, it's been a wild week for weather in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and most of the Eastern Seaboard. Strong winds, huge waves and tidal surges, flooding and rain. But now here's some good weather news for skiers and snowboarders: a stretch of cold temperatures that will allow ski resorts to fire […] [Read More]
How to buy half-price ski lift tickets
The preliminary list of dates for ski areas offering discounted lift tickets is out. And again, it's absolutely the BEST DEAL going! We're talking about more than 50 percent off tickets at such prime Vermont areas as Stratton, Okemo, Sugarbush and Killington, many of them on weekends. How cheap? How about $34 ticket for Mount […] [Read More]
Ski season ending with a whimper
Who's still skiing and snowboarding in New England? Mostly those with season passes, locals, college kids looking for some fun on spring break or strong-legged baby boomers who have second homes in Ski Country. But for most of us the season is over. The end came earlier than normal when the snow stopped falling and […] [Read More]
Deep snow and deep discounts
Now that New England areas have finally picked up some deep, natural snow, what on earth are you waiting for? March is shaping up to be the best month of the entire ski season. And it looks to get much better with more snow expected in interior New England. The National Weather Service has posted […] [Read More]
Heavy snow falling up north
Finally. Ski areas, especially those in northern New England, are getting some much needed natural snow with the heaviest amounts expected later today and tonight. In the last few days, areas like Jay, Smugglers and Stowe in northern Vermont have gotten up to 10 inches. And that's not counting the new snow that will be falling […] [Read More]
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LaurelLee Loftsgard, Published June 22 2012
A good stylist is key to avoiding hair trauma; Try these tips for finding someone right for you
Thirty-six years later, she's still getting her hair cut by the same guy.
"I've never had my hair done by anyone else," she says. "Even when I went on vacation for three months, I just didn't have my hair cut until I got back."
Even though she admitted she's been displeased with his cut a couple of times, she's never even thought about going to anybody else.
Let's face it: A good haircut is important, and it all comes down to finding a good stylist.
To help the search, here are some tips for finding "shear" perfection:
• Talk to your friends. If you and your friends have the same style and personalities, there's a good chance you'll like the same hairstylist.
Word of mouth is one of the biggest indicators of a good (or bad) stylist, so ask around to see which stylists have the skills or which salons have the ambience you're looking for.
• Don't be afraid to ask complete strangers. If you see someone in the mall whose hairstyle you really like, ask who styled the person's hair. Most of the time, people are happy to tell you, and everyone loves a good compliment.
Shawna Willson and Kara Andring of the salon Shear Grace, which opens July 1 in Detroit Lakes, Minn., agree that most of their clients at previous salons have come to them through word of mouth.
"We have had maybe four walk-ins in the last year or two," Willson says. "The rest are referrals and word of mouth."
• Try people out. This can be a scary proposition, but just ask for a trim. See how they handle your hair and if they listen to what you have to say. There's nothing wrong with being a one-time walk-in.
• Talk to stylists. Most people are attracted to others because they have a similar personality. If you're going to be seeing this person every five weeks for an hour or two, you'll want to feel comfortable and be able to carry on a conversation.
Willson says she loves the socializing aspect of being a stylist, and talking to people is half the job.
"It's not like the dentist," she says. "People usually look forward to seeing you and getting their hair done and being able to relax and chat."
• Don't be afraid to ask questions. For many of us, it's a big commitment, so you shouldn't be shy in asking a prospective stylist about their experience, training and specialties, such as working on curly hair and/or coloring.
Mickey Moen, a hairstylist at north Fargo's Hair Success, says asking questions is the best way to find a good fit.
Moen recommends asking what kind of hairstyling is their favorite, what they enjoy most about their job and what hair types they prefer to cut.
But there is one question Moen warns against: "How long have you been doing this?" She says this doesn't accurately reflect a stylist's work.
Moen recommends communicating what you want and then seeing if your personality meshes with the stylist's.
"Ask if they like their job or what their work environment is like," Moen said. "Then their personality will come out."
If a client is moving, Moen says they can recommend stylists in surrounding areas that would be a good match with their client.
If one of Wilson's or Andring's clients are moving or end up going to someone else, they try to help make the transition as easy as possible.
"We will send their color formula with them so that whoever they go to next can do it just the way they like it," Andring says.
Sometimes people don't get the choice to pick someone else first. Stylists can move away or retire without much notice.
Susan Fortier, a hairstylist of 36 years who is now retired and has been a stylist in four different cities, says she tried to make it as painless as can be.
"I either refer them to my partner or someone else I know is good, I'll give them their records of what they do or have done to their hair and help them out as best I can," Fortier says.
Forum reporter Jessica Ballou contributed to this report. Loftsgard is multimedia producer for Forum Communications Co.


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An Extensive Round-Up Of Final Predictions For The 2012 Election
Because of the widespread disagreements over the validity of the polling data in most states, this has been a VERY difficult election to call and, as you can see, the predictions are all over the map.
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Joe Scarborough: Mitt Romney wins
Jay Cost: Romney wins
Dan McLaughlin: 271 vs. 267
Leslie Sanchez: 275 vs. 263
Ben Domenech: 278 vs. 260
Karl Rove: 279 or more
John Hawkins: Romney wins by a margin large enough that Ohio isn't decisive.
Matt Vespa 289 vs. 249
Josh Jordan: 295 vs. 243
Michael Barone: Romney 315 vs. 233
George Will: 321 vs. 217
Glenn Beck: 321 vs. 217
Dick Morris: 325 vs. 213
Larry Kudlow: 330 vs. 218
Barack Obama Wins
Chris Cillizza: 271 vs. 267
Ezra Klein: 290 vs. 248
Larry Sabato: 290 vs. 248
Election Projection: 290 vs. 248
Juan Williams 290 vs. 248
Cokie Roberts: 294 vs. 234
Matthew Dowd: 303 vs. 205
Nate Silver: Obama 306.4 vs. Romney 231.6
Donna Brazile: 313 vs. 225
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Rannatshe on a battle to loosen the BDP's tight grip on Thamaga
Kopano Rannatshe is in the thick of the political battle zone for Thamaga-Kumakwane constituency.
The Umbrella for Democratic Change (UDC) Parliamentary candidate has expressed confidence that he will be the one to wrestle the area from the long-term grip of the Botswana Democratic Party.
Having lost against Gladys Kokorwe and then the current Minister of Health, Dr John Seakgosing, Rannatshe speaks to Voice Journalist Daniel Chida on how and why he fancies his chances this time around.
Q: Welcome Sir, can you introduce yourself.
I joined the Botswana National Front in 1984 and became active in 2001.
I was not recruited into the party, but I was simply impressed by the way the late Dr Kenneth Koma addressed issues at his rallies, so I went to the party office and asked for membership.
The issues of youth and lack of development were increasingly frustrating me. Freedom of expression in BNF attracted me to join them.
I like to debate, and would only give in if I am sure that I really have lost a debate.
I can't be easily silenced, so had I joined the ruling party, I would have long been chased out.
Because of my active participation in the party, I became one of the few youth parliamentary candidates in 2004 general elections.
I was only 32.
Q: Before politics what were you doing?
When I finished my secondary schooling, I joined Air Botswana briefly.
But because of my passion for business I returned home to start a driving school, unfortunately the operations closed after some time.
I then went to Selebi-Phikwe and worked for CTO.
I didn't stay long there and returned to Gaborone to work for Unitrans Botswana, where I stayed for 11 years.
Just before the 2009 elections, I was fired from the company for having influenced and led the workers' strike.
I went back to business.
I started a transport business, which I am still operating.
Q: You will be contesting for the third time having lost to Gladys Kokorwe and John Seakgosing.
How do you think you will fare this time around?
When I faced Mma Kokorwe, I was still young and inexperienced.
I also had no finances to run my campaign.
The second time, when I faced Seakgosing, I had worked hard to win the primaries but then it proved to be the most difficult time for me politically.
BNF was going through a turbulent time.
I was among the candidates who were suspended and had to take the legal route.
For one and half years, we could not campaign.
By the time we won our case in court, it was late in the game with only two months left.
It was hard; we had lost so much on the ground.
I lost by a margin of 600.
Q: What is it that you are doing differently this time?
I am more prepared. We are more organised and ready to win the elections.
I look at my major opponent, Tshenolo Mabeo of the BDP, I realise that he is in a position I was before.
Unlike him, I am with the electorate full-time.
Again, I have a better understanding of the whole constituency as I have worked it long enough.
The electorate also know me well and my abilities.
Q: Thamaga has been a haven of young gangsters terrorising the community, how are you going to address that?
This problem is a result of failure by the government.
These gangsters are unemployed and mostly school going youths.
What this tells us is that first the education system is flawed and failing our youths.
Then the unemployment rate is just too high, leading to loitering and disobedience.
Moreover, we do not as communities and the government have programmes to really tackle issues of unemployment and youth poverty.
As UDC we have plans to speedily and effectively address these social ills.
We want to focus on the resources of each and every village and create income-generating projects.
Kumakwane for example sits on water. We plan to create fruit fund, establish fruit farms and industries and manufacture pure fruit juice.
Owners of farmland (masimo) in the neighbouring villages will be asked to rent out their land and share in these projects.
We will negotiate to rent fields around Thamaga, Gakgatla and bring wildlife from outside to create game farming.
These can be youth run and income generating projects. As regards the current state of gangs I personally engage with them.
I go to football teams, meet young people and try and share business ideas.
They are many youngsters who really want something challenging and fruitful to do.
I can help them use their energies to register a company.
Q: Where is the government failing when it comes to criminals especially in your area?
For the last 47 years, the BDP government has failed to establish a single industry to hire at least 1000 people in this constituency.
There is not a single development to talk about.
With a population of 38 000 plus, there are no banks, or any other shopping facilities except Choppies.
There is one hospital, in Thamaga, but with only three doctors.
That is serious underdevelopment.
As we point out on page 28 of our UDC manifesto, we will rise and create our own businesses as communities.
Where we lack in skills and funds, we can bring foreign investors, say a jeweller, and set up firms in places such as Kumakwane, which is only 25 kilometres from Gaborone.
One major firm comes with its supporting industries and businesses such as shops.
Q: Why should people vote for you?
I believe I have what voters need and want.
Over the years I have acquired business qualifications and experience to know and build businesses for the youth.
Even more critical, for 48 years, we have had one party with different MPs and we have nothing to show for that.
While the bigger villages are hard hit, smaller areas like Kubung, Lesilakgong, Gakgatla, Ramaphatle and Kotolaname are worse off.
There are no roads and basic facilities like water and electricity.
It is time voters realised that we need change.
I inspected the National Development Plan the other day, and I was shocked to learn that for the constituency, from now until 2016, the only plans for us are Ipelegeng and Namola Leuba.
So there is nothing that a BDP MP would give our people.
As UDC leader, I will be the voice that will push hard and ensure development.
Umbrella will create wealth and employment to sustain the youth.
At schools we have to ensure that our teachers are taken care of.
We have to ensure that the students have textbooks, and all other facilities. I have the voice.
I get so pained to see that even the school I went to, Rungwana Primary, still has students learning under the tree in the heart of Thamaga and you can imagine those in Kotolaname.
Kubung pupils have to commute daily; they have to be transported to junior communities in Thamaga, on bad roads and unsafe transport.
The destitute of Kubung have to travel to Mogoditshane every weekend to pick their dead because that is where mortuary is.
We have had cases where vehicles carrying corpses have broken down and we have been called to assist.
These are the things we will have to change when we take over.
Q: Did you in any way advice the past and incumbent representatives where the area was behind in developments?
I have engaged all the MPs before and continue to do so.
I have spoken about the need to build school halls in primary schools and the need to have a secondary school.
This is an old issue, which all BDP MPs have failed to address.
I recall that back in the early 1990s our parents working in the mines contributed monies towards the construction of a Senior School, and nobody is talking about where those funds went to.
Q: Back to your campaign, how is it going?
It is tough mainly because this time around voters are smarter.
But whats making my life easy also is the team that I have.
For the first time, we have a united and hard working team of council candidates – Mme Dikeledi Keitsemang, Thamaga East; Benjamin Kelepang, Thamaga South; Cllr Tona Molatedi Selala, Thamaga West; Thatayaone Kgosimolala, Thamaga North; Mmetlinyane Mobe Kegakilwe, Kubung; Thuso Moshapa, Gakgatla; and Mothibi Phatshwane of Kumakwane.
We are aiming for a white wash.
Q: You and your team will be launched this Saturday, share a bit with us.
Yes, the UDC Secretary General Gomolemo Motswaledi and other leaders, MPs Wynter Mmolotsi, Kgosi Tawana Moremi and Pius Mokgware will be launching us.
Before we gather in front of Thamaga Hospital for the main event, Kgosi Tawana will lead us in laying the wreath at Kgosi Diratsame Mosielele's grave.
This is the man who brought BNF to Thamaga, and was the first to contest the constituency.
We want to honour his spirit.
"Re ha re leng teng ka ene" We are where we are because of him.
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I am an amateur hobby photographer. I purchased a new Nikon D50 in May 2006 and have been enjoying the DSLR experience. I started with the 18-55mm kit lens and later purchased a 70-300mm G lens. I loved both of them, but got the bug for the 18-200VR, so I sold the 18-55 and 70-300 on eBay and made the move to the 18-200VR. I also have a 50mm 1.8, which is an awesome low-priced lens, but to be honest, my 18-200VR doesn't come off my camera very often.
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I thought I would update my equipment profile. I recently purchased a new Nikon D80 and a Nikon 80-200 f/2.8 lens. My D80 came with the 18-135mm, so I sold my 18-200VR. Probably a mistake, but the 18-135 is a good walk-around lens and I find that I use my 80-200 most of the time when I'm out on a serious shoot.
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I know...a photographer is never satisfied with his equipment and I am a good example of that. I just purchased a new Tamron 200-500mm lens. I haven't had much of a chance to try it out yet, so I'll keep you informed.
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My wife's going to kill me, but I bought another lens. I just puchased a Nikkor 70-300mm VR lens and so far I really love it. It gives me a nice compliment to my 18-135 and my Tamron 200-500.
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Since I lived through the last upgrade (see above), I thought I would risk it one more time. When BestBuy.com recently offered the Nikon D200 for $599, I just couldn't resist.
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Here I go again. When Sigma came out with the 18-250mm OS HSM recently, I was sceptical, but I started to read some pretty impressive reviews, so I thought...what the heck. I am hoping it can replace my 18-135 and 70-300mm lenses, so I don't have to change lenses as often. So far, I really like it, but I want to try it out a little longer before I dump the other two lenses.
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I was so impressed with the Sigma 18-250mm that I bought a Sigma 150-500mm to complement it. So far, I think it was a good buy. I will definitely be selling my Nikon 18-135, 70-300vr and Tamron 200-500. Thank goodness for eBay.
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Posted by Breesus on 11/29 at 10:40 pmIm out.
There are no words to express what i just witnessed.
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Posted by Lafayette VooDoo on 11/29 at 10:41 pm to Tyghas
Because the Saintards will be out in full force after tonight.
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They will be impossible to talk to, or read. And the trolls will be here calling for Drew's job and burn him at the stake, and kill Ingram, and all that nonsense.
Ima go have sex with my gf now. Life is good for Breesus the poster. Breesus the man shite the bed two games in a row.
Hurry Back SP. This team is a ferrari without a driver.
The engine's running, but there's no one behind the wheel.
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Agreed x 100
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I owe you an apology. Earlier this season you gave this board shite for people posting with LSU behind their name or part of their handle. After what I have witnessed the last two weeks here and the rant, you were right. I'm actually impressed by your restraint tonight. I'm embarrassed.
Admin will be working overtime here.
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Just let people run there mouths tonight and tomorrow then nuke it.
No you dont. Goodell, Vitt, PCM, and Drew Brees do. But you dont.
If i wasnt so pussy whipped, I'd probably banned already.
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If you are still feeling down, down on the ground.
If you got bad news, you wanna kick them blues.
When your day is done and you wanna run
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Posted by Fox Mulder on 11/29 at 11:22 pm to BreesusThere are 2 that come to mind
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frick Pete Carmichael
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I made it 4 minutes.
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Posted by Hoodoo Man on 11/29 at 11:24 pm to BreesusGoodbye Cruel World
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Posted by Hugo Stiglitz on 11/29 at 11:25 pm to BreesusYou can't quit us babe.
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Posted by lsufan251875 on 11/29 at 11:26 pm to Breesus
It's hard to stay away because you want to scream at everything.
Roller-coaster seasons are the worst. They really suck when you end up missing the playoffs by a single game and get the worst possible draft pick by a non-playoff team.
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Posted by Breesus on 11/29 at 11:28 pm to Hugo Stiglitz
Im not going anywhere. I made it four minutes after i started this thread. And im going to bump it constantly until Saturday because its funny to me.
Rantards are out in full force. Ill be in this and Kafkas hilarious threads for a while. Biding my time. Waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
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Posted by Breesus on 11/29 at 11:29 pm to Hoodoo Man
Considering the abononation that game was, this is more fitting:
Goodbye cruel world
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Posted by Hoodoo Man on 11/29 at 11:31 pm to BreesusWell, that was distorted.
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Posted by Breesus on 11/29 at 11:38 pm to Hoodoo ManHilariously awful right.Its like you see the name, and you know what the song is capable of being, so you listen to it. Then it starts and you think, no. This cant be it. Then you keep listening and you realize it is it. And you are like, well its gotta get better. But it doesnt and at the end you are left feeling confused and let down but you cant help but laugh at how stupid and meaningless the whole thing was.
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Posted by Hoodoo Man on 11/29 at 11:39 pm to BreesusTake a salt tablet.
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Salt tablet schmalt talblet
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I checked 2 Joanns in the last few days - no luck! One of the Joanns has been completely redesigned - Whoa! Not sure I could have found it if I tripped over! If you thought J's was an issue before --- just wait.............take a number to get your fabric cut????? Where are the numbers?? Anyway ...... no fabric -- sorry.
I checked in my Colorado store this afternoon - they remembered the fabric but don't have any. Sorry.
Did I tell you I found it on line but sold out in white-on-white and several other colors, but not black&white? That Item # = 12908075. I even tried searching numbers one or two digits off from that, but they come up blank.
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Check out this link to a fabric on eBay. It's not exactly right but it's very close.
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I haven't seen many people talking about this series. It's the great return of the Young Avengers! This book is awesome, the first issue ended with Magneto showing up to speak with his grandchildren. We see some excellent interactions between the whole team, and more specifically Hulkling and Wiccan. They fight the Avengers and after some debate take off to Scarlet Witch's home town. We think they have found her but then Quicksilver shows up. It's good to see Pietro, he's a cool character. We ha...3 out of 4 found this review helpful.
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Mark Millar really steps things up in issue number two. We get to learn about Nemesis' back story and why he hates Morrow so much. Where the first issue was really gimmicky with swearing and blood this one is much better and there aren't just random swears thrown in for no reason....0 out of 3 found this review helpful.


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The Center for eLearning at FAU is committed to increasing access to education, improving student-learning outcomes, and holding constant or reducing instructional costs by effectively utilizing technology in course delivery redesigns.
We offer eTutoring for some of the most difficult online courses at FAU, and we are continually updating our programs to help meet the needs of the student population. We strive to deliver optimal services in the online environment.
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Our welcoming bakery-cafes feature inventive salads, made-to-order sandwiches & panini, hearty soups, delicious smoothies & espresso. Fresh breads & pastries baked daily. Free Wi-Fi & catering too.
Enjoy free internet and look at people eating
Get a half salad unless you're really hungry. Half the price and still a good size.
I think I just spotted Dennis Rodman and Kim Jong-Un enjoying a cup of coffee together. They may have been sharing a bagel.
I love the "everything" bagel.
Chicken and rice soup only on tues, thurs, and sun. ):
Chicken chipotle sanwhich is the best item on the menue
Poor Panera. The Spinach Power Salad has potential, but my whole salad had close to same amount of spinach as a half. At least 3/4 cup of fried onion pieces were dumped on top.
Yummy chicken noodle soup on Monday :) and the Thai Chopped chicken salad is my fav. Acai berry iced tea to wash it down!
Broccoli cheddar soup. So good
Try the quiche at breakfast, the cheese is my favorite.
This is my meal. Creamy tomato soup. Sierra turkey sandwich with no onions. And bread. Can't forget the bread.
working on ArtFabulous my dream!
Try the Asian Sesame Chicken salad. Love it!
the oatmeal is amazing. dare i say the best oatmeal i've ever had.
Cheddar broccoli soup is awesome
If running in, use door on the right...it's closer to register
Very busy during 12-1, but everyone is very helpful!
Mushroom Truffle soup is hearty and delicious.
Best chicken Caesar salad in town. Half size is still a large portion, unless you are super hungry!
Best Tomato Basil soup.
I love Panera :-)
Great pumpkin muffins!!!
Found out today that they no longer have the sundried tomato spread. I may never eat another asiago bagel. :(
Try the new Thai chicken salad, its the best salad I've had here.
Chili lovers must try Panera's. Very good meal.
next to sopapilla's one of my favs
The breakfast power sandwich is incredible, and only 360 calories.
Introducing Panera Bread's new Asian-inspired Broth Bowls. Try the delicious Soba Noodle Bowl with Chicken or the Lentil Quinoa bowl with cage-free egg. Savor each delicious slurp. #BrothBowls
Introducing Panera Bread's new Asian-inspired Broth Bowls. Try the delicious Soba Noodle Bowl with Chicken or the Lentil Quinoa bowl with cage-free egg. Savor each delicious slurp. #BrothBowls
Their chicken soup is sooo good! ❤