text: GUEST LOG #1 FOR CARY LODGE NO. 198 April 1999-December 2003 Name: Blue Email: email@example.com Lodge: none City: Hermosa Beach State: CA Date: 01 May 1999 Time: 06:50:47 Comments: Great site!!! Contains interesting information... Name: Wendell Whaley Email: Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 01 May 1999 Time: 08:06:14 Comments: Looks Good! Name: J. Dwayne Singleton, PM, PDDGM, Secretary Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Conway Lodge No. 65, A.F.M. City: Conway State: SC Date: 03 May 1999 Time: 08:59:18 Comments: Dear Worshipful Master and/or Brother Secretary: Several years ago when W. Bro. John Graham was WM, Cary Lodge visited our lodge for the purpose of conferring a Master Masons Degree. Now, we would like to reciprocate by visiting Cary Lodge for the same purpose. This would be sometime within the next 60 days. If your Lodge is interested in this exchange, please contact me via e-mail so that I can set it up through both Grand Lodges. I look forward to hearing from you soon on this matter. A letter by US Mail follows. Thank you for your attention. J. Dwayne Singleton Secretary, Conway Lodge No. 65, AFM, SC Name: Carson A. Clippard, Jr. Email: Lodge: Cary 198 City: Cary State: nc Date: 05 May 1999 Time: 11:15:06 Comments: Thanks for the good work, everything looks real nice. Name: Daniel L. Soto Email: Lodge: City: State: Date: 07 May 1999 Time: 12:44:08 Comments: Name: Daniel L. Soto Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: City: State: Date: 07 May 1999 Time: 12:45:29 Comments: I am not a member. I enjoyed visiting your site and would be greatful for any information you had on how to become a member. Thank you for your time, Daniel Name: Jeff Outen Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Meadowbranch #578 City: Wingate State: NC Date: 10 May 1999 Time: 11:47:32 Comments: Great Web Page! Name: Joe Furmick Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 198 City: cary State: nc Date: 19 May 1999 Time: 19:33:45 Comments: Enjoyed the site,shows the hard work you put into it. Name: R.W. David Chase, Senior Grand Warden, GL of NJ Email: email@example.com Lodge: Musconetcong #151 City: Budd Lake, New Jersey State: Date: 01 Jun 1999 Time: 17:04:05 Comments: I visited your Website via the EMASON webring. I congradulate you on a job very well done! The Internet is proving to be a great tool for Freemasons the world over to communicate and share ideas. Keep up the good work! When the you get a chance, visit us at http://njfreemasonry.org or http://www.2be1ask1.com . Regards, RW David A. Chase Senior Grand Warden Grand Lodge of New Jersey, F&AM Name: Gary Stengl Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Cary 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 11 Jun 1999 Time: 11:52:59 Comments: Discovered our website today. Great idea and great look. It's been quite a while since I have been in Cary. I've been in Jacksonville, FL now for about 5 years. Come on down! Name: Donna Jones Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: none City: Smithfield State: NC Date: 15 Jun 1999 Time: 16:06:01 Comments Great web page. Great organization. Keep up all of the good work that you do! Name: Wayne Jones Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 01 Jul 1999 Time: 07:17:14 Comments I now live in North Augusta, SC and have not been able to visit you in many years. It has always been a pleasure to receive "The Trestle Board" and keep up on the news from the lodge. This will make it an even greater pleasure. Thanks for everything you have ever done for me or Masonry. Sincerely Wayne Jones Name: Arey Little Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Cary 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 05 Jul 1999 Time: 09:27:35 Comments Name: Fred Barkley Email: email@example.com Lodge: Lee #253 City: Taylorsville State: NC Date: 07 Jul 1999 Time: 16:02:40 Comments Great looking page. Speaks well for all Freemasons. Name: Harvey Burgess, SW Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: St Andrew 702 City: Charlotte State: NC Date: 08 Jul 1999 Time: 11:07:33 Comments Nice website! If you add any links, we'd love to have ours included. You access us through the Grand Lodge page or directly at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hollow/9212 Name: Ricardo Parente Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: North Shore Lodge 277 City: Hialeah State: FL Date: 10 Jul 1999 Time: 13:38:07 Comments Fraternal greetings from the brethren of North Shore Lodge 277, Hialeah, FL. We have added a link in our homepage to yours. Please visit us at: http://www.northshore277.org. Best regards, Ricardo Parente, J:.W:. firstname.lastname@example.com Name: Ricardo Parente Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: North Shore Lodge 277 City: Hialeah State: FL Date: 10 Jul 1999 Time: 13:39:08 Comments Fraternal greetings from the brethren of North Shore Lodge 277, Hialeah, FL. We have added a link in our homepage to yours. Please visit us at: http://www.northshore277.org. Best regards, Ricardo Parente, J:.W:. firstname.lastname@example.com Name: Terry J. Groom Email: email@example.com Lodge: Chilton Lodge #639 City: Chilton State: TX Date: 17 Jul 1999 Time: 13:01:40 Comments I accepted a Job Friday in Morrisville which is right beside Cary North Carolina. I am a Past Master Chilton 639, Scottish Rite, York Rite as well as shrine here in Texas. I want to find a new Masonic home in North Carolina after I move. The RTP area seems to be very active in Masonry. I would like your help with a little further light. Name: Mark D. Hagan Email: email@example.com Lodge: Zeredatha 189 City: St Joseph State: Mo Date: 22 Jul 1999 Time: 20:55:58 Comments Name: Patricia E. Hardee/GSE Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 24 Jul 1999 Time: 13:45:03 Comments Just checking to see if you received this. Patricia/Gerald Name: Email: Lodge: City: State: Date: 26 Jul 1999 Time: 09:08:42 Comments Name: Thomas C Stephenson Email: email@example.com Lodge: Cary 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 26 Jul 1999 Time: 09:11:55 Comments Name: Luiz Alberto Costa Barra Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 7 de Setembro V n� 49 City: Diadema-SP-Brazil State: Date: 30 Jul 1999 Time: 10:20:39 Comments Name: Thurman Slaughter Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Bacon #56 City: Alma State: Ga. Date: 01 Aug 1999 Time: 10:55:48 Comments My home is in Baton Rouge La. You have a good site.I enjoyed it. The history of the Lodge was very good. Name: Morty Jayson Email: email@example.com Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 09 Aug 1999 Time: 09:04:03 Comments Kevin I have tried to leave this message before, but for what-ever reason, never got around to it. Kevin, what a great job on the web site! I realize how much work goes on behind the scenes, and want to thank you for all you have done! The site looks great, has super functionality and extends to our Brothers in Masons as well as our neighbors the professionalism and dedication that our Lodge holds. Take care, Morty Name: Bob Dowen Email: email@example.com Lodge: 735 City: Raleigh State: NC Date: 12 Aug 1999 Time: 18:51:08 Comments You should be proud of your web site. Keep up the good work. Name: Brian DeMott Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Millbrook #97 City: Raleigh State: Nc Date: 13 Aug 1999 Time: 11:53:43 Comments Very nice brother. I am impressed. I wish all lodges had a page like this. Name: THOMAS R. HUGHES P M& TRES. Email: email@example.com Lodge: GARDEN OAKS #1306 AF&AM City: HOUSTON State: TX Date: 15 Aug 1999 Time: 18:25:16 Comments ENJOYED YOUR SITE, VERY NICE . KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK. GO... VISIT THIS WEBSITE GREAT PLACE FOR MASONIC INFO.HTT://.MIT.EDU/DRYFOO/WWW/MASONS/INDEX.HTM . VISIT US&ME WHEN YOU CAN . Name: Andy Moore Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Fuquay Lodge #258 City: Fuquay-Varina State: NC Date: 18 Aug 1999 Time: 16:27:01 Comments I really enjoyed the Conway presentation of the Master Mason Degree last Saturday. Thanks for the opportunity to attend. Name: john grimes (Kevin Hall's uncle) Email: email@example.com Lodge: City: State: Date: 20 Aug 1999 Time: 13:15:53 Comments Name: David J. Milidonis Email: email@example.com Lodge: City: State: Date: 21 Aug 1999 Time: 17:51:40 Comments I would like to become a mason. How may I contact you? Name: Charles Early Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Cary 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 01 Sep 1999 Time: 05:01:49 Comments Kevin, good work. Name: BOB p Email: email@example.com Lodge: Gordons 589 Scotish Rite City: Buckie Scotland State: British Date: 18 Sep 1999 Time: 09:35:58 Comments Greatings looking forward to more conections with this site and further . BOB mm kt km etc, Name: Rick Phelps Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: #134 City: Mocksville State: NC Date: 20 Oct 1999 Time: 10:01:42 Comments Brother Kevin Just looking at your lodge web sight in forsight of setting up our lodge this type of communication. Reply any info to me to assist in doing this. Rick PM134 1996 Name: Sam Banks Email: email@example.com Lodge: Cary 198 City: State: Date: 24 Oct 1999 Time: 20:09:56 Comments O utstanding, when my " bug-box " will let me see it. !!! Name: dr . A. Brouwer Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 'de drieslag' City: State: Date: 31 Oct 1999 Time: 12:23:01 Comments Name: Eliott Russell Secrest, Jr. (Russ) Email: email@example.com Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 31 Oct 1999 Time: 16:26:05 Comments Great web site! Name: Jorma Passi Email: email@example.com Lodge: Pohjant�hti 76 City: Helsinki State: FI Date: 03 Nov 1999 Time: 06:04:10 Comments Fraternal greetings from Finland! http://www.avicom-group.com Name: Bruce A. Morris Jr. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Cary # 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 05 Nov 1999 Time: 18:56:33 Comments Kevin, This site is a wonderful tool that is very helpful for me. Thank you, Bruce. Name: Lynn Snodderly Email: email@example.com Lodge: Strawberry Plains Lodge No. 462 City: Strawberry Plains State: TN Date: 06 Nov 1999 Time: 13:10:21 Comments On behalf of the Worshipful Master, Wardens, and Brethren of Stawberry Plains Lodge, Greetings. You have a wonderful web site. Visit us at: http://www.korrnet.org/462f&am Name: Kevin M. Rees Email: email@example.com Lodge: Green Level Lodge #278 City: Apex State: NC Date: 18 Nov 1999 Time: 09:33:44 Comments Name: Scott Anderson P. M. Email: email@example.com Lodge: 727 City: Shallotte State: NC Date: 24 Nov 1999 Time: 17:47:00 Comments Name: Greg Balla Email: email@example.com Lodge: King Edward #93 City: Winnipeg State: Mb Date: 28 Nov 1999 Time: 19:45:30 Comments Greetings from King Edward Lodge #93 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. I enjoyed my visit to your electronic lodge, please visit our site @ http://www.tbf.net/ke93 Fraternally W.Bro.Greg Balla Name: Katie McCartney Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 218 Bayside City: Virginia Beach State: Va. Date: 01 Dec 1999 Time: 19:05:15 Comments I just wanted to say Hi and Jobie Love from the Job's Daughters of Virginia!!! Katie McCartney Honored Queen Bethel 62 Name: Wayne Deavers Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 33 City: Washington DC State: Date: 10 Dec 1999 Time: 05:06:00 Comments I wanted to thank everyone in lodge for the recent meeting. It was truly enjoyable. I plan on joining the lodge, and hopefully my brother will also. If it wasn't for this website I would have never found out about Cary #198. Keep up the good work. Name: Ben Oakes Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Cary 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 01 Jan 2000 Time: 15:13:29 Comments Kevin You have done a great job of setting up and maintaining this web sight. If I can be of any assistance, please contact me. Ben Oakes Name: watts ward Email: email@example.com Lodge: cary198 City: cary State: nc Date: 04 Jan 2000 Time: 05:03:34 Comments looks good Kevin, keep up the good work Name: David Winkler Email: email@example.com Lodge: 198 City: cary State: nc Date: 04 Jan 2000 Time: 14:19:07 Comments Add me to the mailing list. Dave Name: William S Stegall Email: email@example.com Lodge: Derita #715 City: Charlotte State: NC Date: 13 Jan 2000 Time: 09:01:46 Comments Name: Terry Hackney Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 17 Jan 2000 Time: 09:14:42 Comments Great Wedsite Name: Harry Cleland Email: email@example.com Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: nc Date: 20 Jan 2000 Time: 15:10:11 Comments Good looking site. Hoping I can visit here more often. Thanks to all that labored to put it togeather! Name: William Ray Fischer Email: email@example.com Lodge: Bridgeport Lodge #181 F & AM City: Bridgeport State: Oh Date: 06 Feb 2000 Time: 17:23:49 Comments Fraternal greetings from Bridgeport Lodge #181. You have a wonderful site, Keep up the good work and I invite you to visit our site. God bless, Ray SW Name: H.C. Abhyuday Email: email@example.com Lodge: Star of the South #101 City: Bangalore, Karnataka, India State: Date: 15 Feb 2000 Time: 05:22:49 Comments Fraternal greetings to the WM and all the brethren of Cary Lodge #198. I am from India, PM of our Lodge (1983) and the fraternal instinct was enough incentive to search your site and communicate. I have already sent an e-mail to your lodge yesterday and while browsing through your site, just couldn't resist signing your Guestbook. Your site is exemplary; and I am positive the spirit of brotherhood is even more exemplary in your Lodge. I am not sure how long I would be here in Cary; but time permitting, would sure like to visit your Lodge. While appreciating the excellent work you have done on developing this site, would'nt mind getting some pointers from you to develop our own site. Warmest fraternal regards: H.C.ABHYUDAY, PM (1983), LODGE STAR OF THE SOUTH #101, BANGALORE, INDIA, and all the brethern of our Lodge. Name: Charles R. Keadle Email: email@example.com Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 10 Mar 2000 Time: 19:32:37 Comments Name: ROBERT W.KARRIKER (PM) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: EUREKA 283 City: CHINA GROVE State: NC Date: 16 Mar 2000 Time: 14:38:19 Comments I LIKE YOUR INFORMATION VERY MUCH. Name: Jacob RAY Abernathy, Jr., DDGM53 Email: email@example.com Lodge: 606 City: Catawba State: NC Date: 30 Mar 2000 Time: 15:23:03 Comments Very nice web page! Enjoyed your efforts. Name: Robert A Phillipsm (Little Bob) Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Buford 292 City: Buford State: Ga Date: 12 Apr 2000 Time: 16:39:41 Comments Would like to here from any brother who would to send me mail Bobby Phillips PM Name: Alexander F Patterson Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Woodhall St John Number 305 City: Bellshill, Scotland United Kingdom State: Date: 14 May 2000 Time: 04:39:03 Comments Fraternal Greetings Brothers, from a member of one the lodges in the Grand Lodge of Scotland. Name: MELVIN R. ODUM Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: ALPHA LODGE NO. 172 City: FORT WALTON BEACH State: FL Date: 27 May 2000 Time: 16:50:59 Comments Very nice web page. hope to visit your loage June 5, 2000 Name: David M. Thompson Email: email@example.com Lodge: 492 City: Graham State: NC Date: 19 Jun 2000 Time: 07:53:48 Comments Nice Page.... Hope to visit soon as I work in Cary and commute from Graham each day. Name: Jonathan D. 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Name: Jerry hampton Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 615 City: Chaffee State: mo Date: 25 Nov 2000 Time: 20:01:44 Comments I enjoyed your history I wish more lodges had wed pages Iam master this year may try to set one up Name: David Boone Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 345 City: covington State: ky Date: 08 Dec 2000 Time: 10:00:38 Comments Looking for Boones in North Carolina lodges from 17 and 1800"s to present day.My father and I would also like to visit your lodge Name: Henning Dines Krogh Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 826150 Pyrus Malus City: S�nderborg State: dk Date: 22 Dec 2000 Time: 02:08:29 Comments Merry Christmas and happy new Year best brotherly regard br. Henning Name: R:. W:. Robert H. Hebner, PDDGM Email: email@example.com Lodge: FAME 945 & Hesperus 837 City: Irondequoit & Bergen State: NY Date: 09 Jan 2001 Time: 10:01:42 Comments Very interesting. It is nice to see a progressive lodge. Others could learn from you. Brother Tom Davenport is a personal friend. Thank him for alerting me to your web site. I hope that someday I may get the opportunity to visit and sit in your lodge with Tom. Name: John Ross Atkinson, Jr. Email: Lodge: Tuckahoe No. 347 City: Richmond State: va Date: 25 Feb 2001 Time: 14:27:12 Comments Greetings Brethren, I surfed in through E-M@son Name: Deborah Holland Dunford Email: email@example.com Lodge: City: Dallas State: TX Date: 26 Mar 2001 Time: 13:41:31 Comments I am looking for information on the old Masonic lodges in the Wake county area, specifically Raleigh and Holly Springs. Do you have any idea how I could pursue this? Looking for old members, David Henry Holland, Willis B. Holland, and Richard Holland. Name: roger page Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: vegas32 City: las vegas State: nv Date: 21 Apr 2001 Time: 10:12:05 Comments is robert tillman a brother. can anybrother help me get a job at lowes. i desperetly need a job before i loose everything i own, i'm a good man. a good brother. please help me i'm in despertnrrd of a job. anyone know of any brothers who are conected to lowes. please. thanks, fraternally. roger page vegas 32 zelzah temple scottish rite. 7757270751 or 7024996316 please help a brother out. i'm at my wits end Name: Jim Hetherington Email: email@example.com Lodge: Not a member yet City: Raleigh State: NC Date: 25 Apr 2001 Time: 14:35:19 Comments I live in West Raleigh and was looking at the available sites as well as doing some knowledge searching about the organization. Name: solomon poor'n censured Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: All Luciferic and Davidian lodges City: Eye State: Date: 02 May 2001 Time: 13:18:31 Comments hearty greetings to all my brother in my masonic temples Name: solomon poor'n censured Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: All Luciferic and Davidian lodges City: Eye State: Date: 02 May 2001 Time: 13:18:47 Comments hearty greetings to all my brothers and sisters in my masonic temples Name: Ken Hartman Email: email@example.com Lodge: Garner 701 City: Garner State: NC Date: 04 May 2001 Time: 12:51:55 Comments Just wanted to check out your web page, looks great. I would love to talk to you about how to get one going for our lodge. See you soon. Ken Name: Richard Burley Email: email@example.com Lodge: Hiram Lodge #40 City: Raleigh State: NC Date: 28 May 2001 Time: 09:59:04 Comments Nice page!!! I do like the Newsletter format. Name: LC Email: http://nc13thmasonicdistrict.org/Builder.htm Lodge: #413 City: Louisburg State: NC Date: 14 Jun 2001 Time: 10:16:09 Comments Please work with us- Thank you! http://nc13thmasonicdistrict.org/Builder.htm Name: LC Email: http://www.nc13thmasonicdistrict.org/Builder.htm Lodge: Louisburg #413 City: Louisburg State: NC Date: 18 Jun 2001 Time: 12:36:01 Comments Please help it. Thank you Name: Paul Fraser Email: email@example.com Lodge: Cornerstone #19 City: State: Date: 03 Jul 2001 Time: 20:51:35 Comments Name: Paul Fraser Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Cornerstone #19 City: High River, Alberta, Canada State: Date: 03 Jul 2001 Time: 20:54:21 Comments I send you warm and faternal greetings from the Worshipfull Master, Officers and Brethern of Cornerstone Lodge # 19 Name: Jason Mandell Email: email@example.com Lodge: NA City: odessa State: tx Date: 07 Jul 2001 Time: 13:58:16 Comments Hello I was in the home and you represented me thanks for everything Name: David W. Finn PM Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Arlington Centennial-Glebe #81 City: Arlington State: VA Date: 14 Jul 2001 Time: 18:22:23 Comments Nice web page interesting Lodge History. My son, a MM lives in Cary I sent him your web site to check it out. Name: Ken Hartman Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Garner 701 City: Garner State: NC Date: 16 Jul 2001 Time: 12:47:52 Comments My sincere thanks to the Cary 198 webmaster in getting us started. Our web page is up now. www.garnerlodge701.org Name: Luiz Alberto Costa Barra Email: email@example.com Lodge: 7 de Setembro V City: Diadema - Brazil State: Date: 18 Aug 2001 Time: 11:16:38 Comments I'll send you my new E-mail address. Fraternal greetings from Bridgeport Lodge #181. Luiz Barra.'. Name: Derek L Telford Email: email@example.com Lodge: Huddersfield 290 England and Allen 1435 Texas. City: Huddersfield and Allen State: Date: 29 Sep 2001 Time: 03:44:07 Comments I am visiting our son at Cary on 1st. October and I would like to visit a NC Lodge. I am a GL Officers P J G D and PP JGW also Supreme GC Officer P G St. Br. My sons's phone number is 9193678840 We are flying back on the 15th. October. Yours sinecerly and fraternally Derek Telford. Name: Joe Hodges Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 24 Oct 2001 Time: 09:29:43 Comments Thank you for the letter notifing me that on Nov. 5, 2001 I will start my progress in the Cary Mosonic Lodge #198 as an Entered Apprentice. I clearly have asked to become a member of my own free will. To the two Mason's that recommended me and vouched for my character, I pledge not to dissappoint you and I thank you for your support to allow me to join you. My father, Horace Hodges was a Mason for over 50 years before his death a little over five years ago and I feel sure that he would be pleased that I have asked to join this Cary Lodge #198. I am looking forward to my first meeting on 11/5/2001. Name: Email: Lodge: City: State: Date: 02 Nov 2001 Time: 17:36:18 Comments Name: Henning Dines Krogh Email: hkrogh"pc.dk Lodge: Flammende Stjerne City: Odense State: DK Date: 29 Nov 2001 Time: 14:08:32 Comments I send my best brotherly regard to alle my brethren in your country. br. Henning Name: Henning Dines Krogh Email: hkrogh"pc.dk Lodge: Flammende Stjerne City: Odense State: DK Date: 29 Nov 2001 Time: 14:08:37 Comments I send my best brotherly regard to alle my brethren in your country. br. Henning Name: ronnie williams garner Email: Lodge: City: State: Date: 20 Dec 2001 Time: 16:58:47 Comments Name: John Ross Atkinson, Jr. Email: Lodge: Tuckahoe Lodge No. 347 A.F. & A.M. City: Richmond State: Va Date: 15 Jan 2002 Time: 03:45:33 Comments Hello again Brothers! I surfed through to view any changes. http://www.hiram.net/webs/MASONIC/jrajrrva/tl347.html Name: Richard stevens Email: email@example.com Lodge: none City: none State: none Date: 19 Jan 2002 Time: 14:54:45 Comments Hi i was wondering if you can tell me , how do i aproch a lodge for membership,I have a nephue in the leicester lodge were we have been invited to a lodge dinner,but i dont like asking him , i will under stand if you feel you can not reply. yours rick. Name: Marion "TREY" D. Brown III Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: N/A ... YET City: Sanford State: NC Date: 16 Feb 2002 Time: 11:46:42 Comments I'm not a member yet but I would like to join. My Grandfater was a Scottish rite Mason and I would like to follow in his foot steps....Can anyone help my? Point me in the right direction? Maybe somebody near me could contact me. Thanks Name: James W. Smith Email: carmenand email@example.com Lodge: 198 City: Cary State: NC Date: 10 Mar 2002 Time: 17:18:58 Comments Thank you for having this website. It is nice to be able to sit here in Annapolis, Maryland and see what is going on in my lodge there in Cary. Name: flint moger Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 956-Baldwin,NY/22-Kennebunk,ME City: State: Date: 12 Mar 2002 Time: 06:37:31 Comments Glad to have surfed into a really Good Site. Forwarded your GL site to a ME webmaster. Hope to visit with you on the 18th for your 3rd. Name: E Lavaun Taylor Email: email@example.com Lodge: Hominy 491 City: Candler State: NC Date: 07 Apr 2002 Time: 21:43:59 Comments Was checking to see where Grand Lodge will be held this year, found your web site very useful. Thanks Name: John David Pierce 2nd Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: Mount Tom lodge City: Holyoke State: MA Date: 25 May 2002 Time: 22:03:43 Comments Im surprised to find this site my biological brother lived there in cary and said he met some good friends who were masons there,cant wait to tell him I found your site he lives back here now in mass youve made a good impression keep meeting people and stay level minded when you meet them and it will show in the long run fraternally your brother always JOHN PIERCE (york rite) Name: Jaimie Bennett P.M. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: 495 City: Hamilton Canada State: ON Date: 28 May 2002 Time: 09:51:45 Comments Hello I am visiting relatives in Apex unfortunately I will not be here for your meeting nights. I have had the oppertunity to visit lodges in this area in the past and have enjoyed the felowship. Fraternaly yours aimie Bennett Name: William Yeats Email: email@example.com Lodge: St. Machar 319 City: Woodside Aberdeen Scotland State: Date: 10 Jun 2002 Time: 05:37:13 Comments RWM and Fellow Brethern, I send Fraternal Greetings from St. Machar 319 Aberdeen Scotland. I just happened upon this page and thought i would look in and see it for myself, i am very impressed, so keep up the good work, Yours Fraternally Bro. Yeats Name: anthony Email: email@example.com Lodge: goldsboro 634 City: goldsboro State: nc Date: 02 Jul 2002 Time: 19:38:16 Comments I hope the fraternity is so proud of ken macarthur and all he has done to benefit the craft. www.waynesboropc.com/goldsboro634 Name: ALLEN P EPPS Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Lodge: N/A City: TAYLORS State: SC Date: 18 Jul 2002 Time: 10:24:33 Comments IS THE NORTH LIGHT OPEN TO WATER+SOUND FOR I STAND IN ALL LIGHT AND MY JUDGEMENT IS BLIND AT THE N.E.W.S. 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Chicago XI | ||||
Studio album by Chicago | ||||
Released | September 12, 1977 | |||
Recorded | April – June 1977, Caribou Ranch, Nederland, Colorado | |||
Genre | Rock | |||
Length | 44:33 | |||
Label | Columbia | |||
Producer | James William Guercio | |||
Chicago chronology | ||||
Singles from Chicago XI | ||||
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Chicago XI is the ninth studio album (eleventh overall) by the American band Chicago, released in 1977. As the successor to Chicago X, the album marked the end of an era for Chicago in more ways than one. This would be the last Chicago album to feature guitarist and founding member Terry Kath prior to his death in an accident with a gun just over four months later, and the last Chicago album to be produced by James William Guercio.
Chicago XI is notable for feeling like a collection of solo songs rather than the work of the ensemble whole Chicago had been earlier in the 1970s. Peter Cetera aimed to replicate the success of the Grammy-winning "If You Leave Me Now" with "Baby, What A Big Surprise", which proved to be the album's biggest hit, going to #4. This was his only writing contribution to the album and, quite atypically, the only song with him on lead vocals. Terry Kath revived his old live favorite "Mississippi Delta City Blues" for the album, while turning in a touching vocal on Danny Seraphine's "Little One." Seraphine also co-wrote "Take Me Back to Chicago", which charted at #63. (Kath's "Takin' It On Uptown"—which, besides some uncredited backup singers, possibly features only Kath himself—may have been intended as a solo album "preview" along the lines of Lamm's "Skinny Boy" on Chicago VII.) James Pankow sang lead on his own "Till The End Of Time," as did Lee Loughnane on his original, "This Time." The once-prolific Robert Lamm only managed two songs, the sympathetic "Policeman" and "Vote For Me."
While recording Chicago XI, longtime producer James William Guercio's smothering artistic control had reached its breaking point, with the band deciding to take their career into their own hands and strike out on their own after finishing the album with him. However, as big a change in their career as Guercio's dismissal would be for Chicago, it would be minor in comparison to the tragedy that awaited them.
On January 23, 1978, a few months after Chicago XI's release, Terry Kath, regarded by many as the "soul" of Chicago, accidentally and fatally shot himself during a party at a roadie Don Johnson's house. A gun enthusiast, Kath attempted to calm the guests' surprise when—while reportedly inebriated—he pulled out his gun to clean it by demonstrating that it was unloaded and promptly pointed the gun to his head and pulled the trigger, not realizing a bullet was in the chamber. The remaining members of Chicago were shocked and devastated by Kath's death, and even considered breaking up. After a few weeks of mourning, they decided to move on, thus beginning a new era in the band's history. They would recruit singer/guitarist Donnie Dacus for the follow-up, Hot Streets.
Upon its September 1977 release, Chicago XI (Columbia 34860) reached #6 in the US, stayed in the charts for 20 weeks and went platinum. It did not chart in the UK.
In 2002, Chicago XI was remastered and reissued by Rhino Records with rehearsal recordings of Pankow's "Wish I Could Fly" (backing track) and Lamm's "Paris" as bonus tracks.
Track listing[edit]
- "Mississippi Delta City Blues" (Terry Kath) – 4:39 (lead singer: Terry Kath)
- "Baby, What a Big Surprise" (Peter Cetera) – 3:04 (lead singer: Peter Cetera)
- "Till the End of Time" (James Pankow) – 4:49 (lead singer: James Pankow) Note: All CD versions fade this out slightly earlier than the LP version.
- "Policeman" (Robert Lamm) – 4:02 (lead singer: Robert Lamm)
- "Take Me Back to Chicago" (Danny Seraphine, David "Hawk" Wolinski) – 5:17 (lead singer: Robert Lamm)
- "Vote for Me" (Lamm) – 3:47 (lead singer: Robert Lamm)
- "Takin' It on Uptown" (Fred Kagan, Kath) – 4:45 (lead singer: Terry Kath)
- "This Time" (Lee Loughnane) – 4:44 (lead singer: Lee Loughnane)
- "The Inner Struggles of a Man" (Dominic Frontiere) - 2:44 (instrumental)
- "Prelude (Little One)" (Seraphine, Wolinski) - 0:52 (lead singer: Terry Kath)
- "Little One" (Seraphine, Wolinski) - 5:40 (lead singer: Terry Kath)
The Band[edit]
- Peter Cetera – bass, vocals
- Laudir de Oliveira – percussion
- Terry Kath – guitar, percussion, vocals
- Robert Lamm – keyboards, vocals
- Lee Loughnane – trumpet, piccolo trumpet, vocals
- James Pankow – trombone, keyboards, percussion, vocals
- Walter Parazaider – woodwinds
- Danny Seraphine – drums, percussion
Additional personnel[edit]
- David "Hawk" Wolinski – ARP synthesizer on "Take Me Back to Chicago"; Fender Rhodes on "Little One'
- James William Guercio – acoustic guitars and bass on "Baby, What a Big Surprise"
- Tim Cetera – additional background vocals on "Baby, What a Big Surprise"
- Carl Wilson – additional background vocals on "Baby, What a Big Surprise"
- Chaka Khan – background vocals and incredible preach at end of "Take Me Back To Chicago"
- Dominic Frontiere – orchestral conception & orchestration on "Baby, What A Big Surprise"; orchestration for "The Inner Struggles of a Man"; string and orchestral arrangements for "Little One"
- The Voices of Inspiration – choir on "Vote for Me"
Year | Chart | Position |
1977 | Billboard Pop Albums | 6 |
Year | Single | Chart | Position |
1977 | "Baby, What a Big Surprise" | Billboard Pop Singles | 4 |
1978 | "Little One" | Billboard Pop Singles | 44 |
1978 | "Take Me Back to Chicago" | Billboard Pop Singles | 63 |

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The Habs have dominated the Bruins in every sense of the word this season. The domination even stretches back a few years including 1st round playoff upsets on more than one occasion.
At what point will that streak end?
You'd have to believe at this point of the season the Bruins are going to come out with something to prove. Considering the Bruins and Habs are a very likely 1st round playoff series, they have even more reason to 'show up'.
Can the Habs really go 7-0 against Boston? 8-0? ….Maybe 12-0?
Mon Mar 3, 2008
Bruins @ Capitals
Result: 2 – 10Thu Mar 6, 2008
Maple Leafs @ Bruins
Result: 8 – 2Thu Mar 20, 2008
Canadiens @ Bruins 7:00 PM ET
Result: 2 – 9 -
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Thu Mar 20, 2008
Canadiens @ Bruins 7:00 PM ET
Result: 9 – 2 -
Me thinks this one's going to be a wee bit tougher and if we don't win tonite we may have opened up Pandora's penalty box?Go Habs Go….And play tough mon habatants!!!
I have a bad feeling bruins are going to win, 3-2 in OT, but we win on Saturday.
Anybody know what kind of injury Komisarek has?
I hope it's not serious. we can't afford to lose him or ANY amount of time -
Last game..no hits, no fights,no win… now see what you get when you HIT, FIGHT< you win!
This may be a God send that Komi is hurt..the BIRON OF BEEF IS COMING!!!! -
Halak should get the start Saturday.
Don't want Price to get runned and hurt. The Bruins know that they may play the Habs in the first round. They need to take out the Better Goalie.
If Komi does go down I hope Biron goes in, but don't be hoping Komi is out just to see biron.
And does anyone know how bad Komisarek's injury is? It doesn't really look that bad because he was on for another shift after the injury.
Does Carbo have something against Kovalev? Why wouldn't he put him out in the last minute to reward him with a possible hat trick? -
Sportsnet.ca — The Montreal Canadiens could be without bruising defenceman Mike Komisarek for the second half of their home-and-home series with the Boston Bruins on Saturday.
Komisarek did not skate with the team in practice on Friday. The team's hit- and shot-blocking specialist left Thursday night's game and did not return after getting hit by Milan Lucic of the Bruins. The Canadiens would only specify that it was a lower-body injury.
We beat a cheap, desperate team last night. Just what the doctor ordered to shake the
Blues away. -
Number "8″ is both a psychological and a physical WALL to each and every NHL team!!!
Komi, have a good break, but come back soon.
P.S. Is Sheldon Souray ** still playing in NHL?
Though you'd want to protect a player, does Kovy see it that way?
Gone are the days of outcries for the trading of Kovalev. Good.
I watched Alex in Pittsburgh, and I said it all along, all he needs is the right motivation and he's among the most dangerous offensive threats in the league… consistently.
The Habs should complete the sweep of Boston on Saturday but the Senators still concern me. A win against them all but secures second place while a loss could ultimately knock the Habs down two or three spots. Needless to say, two huge games coming up.
As to the notion that the Habs 'can't win at home', I disagree. They're five games over .500 at home, which isn't exactly a losing record. I think they simply need to adopt their road game mentality at the Bell Centre, stop trying to 'wow' the fans so much and they'll have more success.
Kovlev has become a team player, something he has not been last year or before in montreal, as a team player he understands the coaches decides, I think Carbo did the right thing. You cannot loose one of your best defencement and your #1 offensive threat and be very successful.
Those of you who think the Blues were such a bad team, well they just about beat Ottawa too they got the breaks against us and did not get then against Ottawa, many times that is the difference between winning and loosing.
Hey Rubberman, her is a quote from Carbo. I would suggest that KOVY understands.
If he (Kovalev) doesn't have any votes for MVP, I will be really upset," Canadiens coach Guy Carbonneau said. "We are at the top of the conference and he is a big part of it."
I have always enjoyed a team that skates fast, hits hard and fights when it is necessary to support their team. Fighting has always been part of the game and in my opinion should remain part of the game, however, we need people who fight when it does not put the game the team at a disadvantage.
A lot of hard games coming up. Boston isn't going to lay down and play dead at the Bell Center. Their in 8th place right now and they want to win .. Big time. The pressure is on them to keep a playoff spot, not the Habs. All the Habs got to do is play well and keep the pressure on. This is a must win game for Boston, which means they are going to play hard all game and not just 1, 2 or 3 periods. All past wins against Boston mean nothing, as this is "new" game. The Canadiens need to shoot more against most teams and stop trying to setup that perfect play goal. When you shoot the puck hard at the net, it just might go. Oh and they (Habs) got to stay out of the box.
Hey guys, does anyone have any info about Kovy's new instructional video? I think it comes out on April 1…..but does anyone know where you can get your hands on one? Remembering I'm in Newfoundland.
huge huge loss! will prevent habs from getting out of the 1st round! he was our only hitter! we were soft with him in the lineup… now forget it!
teams will take liberties like crazy. And if they put in Breezecrap, you've just opened the floodgates for goals in our net! -
I was talking about the loss of Komisarek. He's out for a minimum of 3 weeks! killer!
Komisarek out 3 weeks, and Latendresse out for tonight's game. the bruins will hit us at will tonight, and I wouldn't be surprised if the bruins finally win tonight! they must be licking their chops knowing our only 2 big bodies aren't playing. Remember, we don't play well at home, at lost our last home game to the mighty Blues! and the Sens on Monday? Neil is back in their lineup, so look out!
I wouldn't push the panic button just yet. The Habs should still win this game, and Komisarek will hopefully be back in time for the games that truly matter anyway.
I agree, these injuries will show us if our team can dig down deep and play a strong defensive game. Don't be surprised in Brisebois gets a goal or two. His problem is he does not play with intensity and therefore makes mental errors. Hopefully he will have his A game in place along with a number of other players who will have to step up to the plate. These injuries could be the best thing that could happened to the team as long as they are back for the playoffs.


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I'm sure that the death of more young black males will occur at the hands of the police, but racism may not be the total story. As I watched a couple of businesses burning in Ferguson, Mo., I couldn't help but reflect on the Black Panther Movement, the Los Angeles riots after the Rodney King beating and now the unfortunate death of Michael Brown. What did those riots accomplish in the long run?
Terrorism must be fought on the ground by infiltrating enemy lines based on intelligence which drones and air assaults won't necessarily give. Once a target is defined, precision surgical strikes must be done to cut out the human cancers while minimizing other collateral damage.
If boys are to be saved and the nature of men truly appreciated, it is up to women to help positively define civilized standards of behavior at all levels and quit making heroes of those who have wronged us. It is also incumbent on women to quit jerking men's chains and sending out mixed messages of wanting equality and demanding that men share the load while we hold back on our own potential and contributions to society other than through fashion, media talk or other inane venues.
The service sector is the largest growing segment of workers and the hospitality industry isn't letting most work more than 29.5 hours in NC to avoid paying benefits. Burger King has moved its headquarters to Canada to avoid paying $50 billion in taxes yet folks don't appreciate the deals with the rich corporations are unfortunately being crafted of necessity to allow those few jobs to stay here.
The alleged taping of LA Clippers owner, Donald Sterling's private talk is being used to blackball him from the NBA and take a team from him which he paid for with his own money. The US Constitution guarantees freedom of speech, freedom of association and protections of personal property. All seem to have been violated here as Mark Cuban so aptly noted in the case of Donald Sterling who has the right to be a moron.
It strikes me that professional athletes often fit the description of slaves on a plantation engaging in games for the attention of their masters/owners and audience, only here they are well paid and often over paid for playing a game. When you listen in on their trash talk or the rap lyrics so laden with ethnic insults and debasements of human character, the difference between this and some of the mindless insulting humor of Tyler Perry's characters based on color, body size and stupidity borders on much the same. The lines of distinction between this and Sterling's conversations are becoming more and more blurred.
The indigenous people of North America, erroneously termed Indians, proved their generosity and willingness to share with the Pilgrims (53) and joined as Wampanoag Native Americans (90) in celebrating the first Thanksgiving in the late fall of 1621 at Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Present new age philosophy says work only if you make what you think you are worth via a livable wage not what the market bears; don't bother to save for education or houses for the government will bail you out making your debts go away; and indulge your fantasies of self-oriented pleasure or decadence because others should be willing to come to your rescue.   We are fast moving away from a democratic republic based on individual responsibility with personal initiative and going warp speed in creating a time when everything is relative though not all that are relative are kin.
Help America Vote Act is the name of a federal 2002 law not unique to North Carolina.  HAVA was instituted to insure that only citizens vote per the US Constitution's mandate as well as that the voter is who he/she says he/she is.  NC has termed a part of its supportive similar legislation Voter Information Verification Act or "VIVA" (S.L. 2013-381) with photo ID required except for those over 70, having religious objections, in cases of natural disasters or those needing curbside assistance.  Public opinion polls suggest 70% support for this.
It is the National Debt which sits at the heart of this and every future economic debate in America as it fast approaches 20 trillion dollars. Again the federal budget glosses over the magnitude of our economic mess in denial while continually printing money which has no backing via gold or anything else. Trying to feed the masses a debtor's pabulum with more than a spoonful of sugar to make it go down is like hoping that as in Psalm 23 the debt as well as the debtor will be forgiven. The continuance of the full faith and credit of this nation does not solely depend upon the government being open.


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Jul 9, 2013, 08:50 AM | #1 | |
Pandora Updates iOS App with Auto-Mute, Better Buffering for Poor Connections
Pandora Radio app for iOS to make music listening a more user friendly experience on iPhone, iPod touch and iPad with the ability to auto-mute, better buffering and more. Now when a user mute his or her device, the app will automatically pause the song being playing so that users don't miss any of their music. The app also has improved buffering, which will help deliver stutter-free music playback in areas with poor reception or Internet connectivity, according to Pandora. Other improvements include better linking and general bug fixes: Quote:
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Jul 9, 2013, 08:52 AM | #2 |
This is their response to iTunes Radio? Hopefully they can remain competitive when release day comes. Competition is a good thing!
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Jul 9, 2013, 08:54 AM | #3 |
Someone's getting a little worried with the competition.
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Jul 9, 2013, 09:18 AM | #4 |
Hmmmm...sounds like they're trying to get around people skipping songs, rather than "don't miss a song". Similar to iHeart Radio, you only get so many skips/hour, and what I do when I run out of skips is mute the radio, and then unmuting it a few minutes later to 'bypass' the song...I have a feeling that's why they're pausing the music, so that you can't mute it for the time being, and in theory, skipping over the song...
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Jul 9, 2013, 09:19 AM | #5 |
The mute sounds interesting, however after the update it seems to have no effect at all.
Anyone else get this to work? |
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Jul 9, 2013, 09:22 AM | #6 |
More like Auto-Pause, no?
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Jul 9, 2013, 09:28 AM | #7 |
Apple probably just destroyed Pandora with iTunes Radio. It's just one less app I need on my phone and it's more integrated into the music I already own.
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Jul 9, 2013, 09:30 AM | #8 | |
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Jul 9, 2013, 09:54 AM | #9 | |
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Jul 9, 2013, 10:10 AM | #10 | |
These just released improvements were probably already in the pipeline and are almost certainly not their response to iRadio though. |
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Jul 9, 2013, 10:11 AM | #11 |
Yay!!!! I like there updates.
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Jul 9, 2013, 10:30 AM | #12 | |
In fact, after a few minutes of testing, I can't figure out what Pandora actually changed. It still works the way I described (thankfully). Neither the ring/silent switch, nor the volume buttons, not the on-screen volume slider had the effect of pausing the music. Which is fine with me - if I wanted to pause, I would just press pause. But I'm curious as to what they actually did. No matter; I'm sure I'll switch to iTunes Radio in a few months anyway. Pandora haven't done anything to improve their product in 10 years. |
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Jul 9, 2013, 10:52 AM | #13 | |
The portion I bolded from your comment is where we differ some. I see it as Apple needs to do something amazing to get me to leave Pandora. From everything I just read on Apple's website there's nothing compelling about iTunes Radio that would make me switch from Pandora. I may be in the minority because I have multiple devices from different companies so the Apple ecosystem component doesn't mean much to me. I am curious though. For those who use Pandora currently AND are heavily into Apple's ecosystem, what's the motivating factor to change? Not trolling, genuinely curious.
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Jul 9, 2013, 11:03 AM | #14 | |
The reason is that Pandora has to pay per listen. A skip counts as a listen just as much as if you had listened to the entire song, and Pandora has to pay the same amount either way. So a user who is rapidly skipping through songs will cause Pandora to have to pay much more than a user who is just listening to songs at a normal rate and not skipping anything. This is because Pandora pays according to the statutory, compulsory licensing terms set by the government. Pandora has no agreements with the record companies, but the government requires that they must allow any radio station who wants to, to play music for certain pre-determined fees, in the absence of any voluntary agreement. The compulsory terms have no concept of a 'skip' because traditional radio stations do not have this feature, so Pandora must pay as though a skip is a listen. Why doesn't Pandora have a voluntary agreement? Because the record companies hate Pandora, like they hate anything that is new, because they hate and fear what they don't understand. Yes, even after 13 years, Pandora is still new and scary to them, and they wish it would just go out of business already. Note that none of this applies to Apple, since they were able to come up with a different, voluntary agreement with the record companies. This is the magic of Eddie Cue. |
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Jul 9, 2013, 12:05 PM | #15 | |
IMHO the fact that one can buy music from iRadio and that it would be the only service necessary is huge. I have no facts to back this up but I think there are probably more potential customers for music services than their are current customers. I'd expect Pandora's growth to level off and then start shrinking. It won't be some sort of overnight catastrophe. |
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Jul 9, 2013, 12:36 PM | #16 |
Well the app is either broke or doesn't work with iOS 7 because at the end of each song the app says that it paused my music because I muted my phone. After it did this on 5 songs, again after ever song ended, I switched back to iTunes Radio and my channel there. So far I may ditch Pandora all together and save that little bit of room on my phone.
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Jul 9, 2013, 12:42 PM | #17 |
I wonder if Apple will include some sort of scan and save function for users wishing to transfer stations over from pandora to Iradio. Not the actual stations, but the raw data (liked this, skipped that, bookmarked this) I doubt pandora would be okay with this and I don't even know if its legal but I'm sure it's possible somehow.
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Jul 9, 2013, 01:10 PM | #18 | |
Enjoy the all inclusive Walmart approach to your device. Ill stick with the best experience ...a thumb tap away. |
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Jul 9, 2013, 10:18 PM | #19 | |
With update every single song auto pauses assuming I muted (for no reason) Hmmm, might be enough to force me to move to iTunes Radio! |
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Jul 10, 2013, 10:19 AM | #20 |
Same thing happened to me this morning driving to work even when I unmuted the phone. It started working after I unplugged the phone and plugged it back in to the car after I unmuted it though. So make sure the phone is unmuted before you plug it in.
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Winemaker's Notes
Made from a very strict selection of Corvina, Rondinella and Sangiovese grapes from the Sant' Ambrogio district. The grapes were harvested in September and October and raisined for four months before fermentation. After aging for 36 months in large barrels, the wine is refined for several months in bottle.
Ruby red in color, this Amarone Riserva offers dense and smokey aromas of dark cherry, raisin, chocolate and tar, framed by fruity tannins and a spicy finish. This Riserva ensures quality by bearing Sergio Zenato's signature.
Critical Acclaim
Wine Enthusiast - "Gorgeous, rich and penetrating, this wine excels in terms of the elegance of its aromas. Layers of black fruit, spice, mesquite, beef jerkey, cola and soy sauce are perfectly integrated and the wine shows plump, ripe richness on the close. Promises to age 10 years or more." -
The Wine Advocate - "Readers who enjoy a sumptuous, full-bodied style of Amarone will find much to admire in Zenato's 2004 Amarone. This big, richly-textured wine is loaded with dark fruit, licorice, spices, leather and chocolate, all of which flow from the glass in stunning style. The relatively high level of residual sugar (7.2 grams per liter) and aging in cask contribute to this wine's traditional and very classic personality. Like the Valpolicella, the Amarone is 80% Corvina, 10% Sangiovese and 10% Rondinella. Simply put, this is a gem. Anticipated maturity: 2008-2018. " -
Wine Spectator - "Offers dried berries, with hints of treacle tart and slate. Full-bodied, with firm tannins and racy acidity. Dense, yet slightly reserved. Still needs time to open. Best after 2010. " - View All
Zenato Winery
Zenato is a company that possesses a strong link to the richness of its local history and culture, and continues to develop this connection today. The estate is based in a territory that surrounds Lake Garda, an area with an extraordinary microclimate that allows for an optimal growing season. The Zenato family is passionate in their dedication, vigorous research and innovation. The company started with Sergio Zenato and his wife Carla as they began to produce quality wines from an indigenous varietal, Trebbiano di Lugana, and it has been passed down through the generations to their children. Currently, their daughter Nadia handles the marketing and promotional activity for the company, and their son Alberto oversees all aspects of production, from the growing of the vines to the time when the bottling process is complete.
Over time Zenato has explored another very important area of Italian wine production, Valpolicella, where they have dedicated endless efforts to the improvement and success of Amarone production, a wine of noble attributes and prestige. Zenato has entered into international markets and received the highest accolades from the wine industry's leading experts. Today, Zenato continues to look forward and make investments to develop projects based both in the area of Valpolicella and the area of Lugana. View all Zenato Wines
About Veneto
View a map of Veneto wineries (vey-NEH-toe) Located in Northeast Italy, near the Austrian border, and one of the three regions making up the Tre-Venezie, Veneto is most famous for its city of love, Venice. In the wine world, Veneto is the top volume producer in the north of Italy. Production includes lovely spritzy Proseccos (also the grape name), as well as the easy-drinking white wine of Soave (made from the white grape, Garganega) and the red wine of Amarone.
Notable Facts
The wine of Soave is most common white wine made here. Occasionally you can find an exceptional Soave, but for the most part the wine is easy-drinking and refreshingly pleasant. For the reds, the most popular are Amarone and Valpolicella – both made primarily from the good structured Corvina grape. While Amarone is always made in the recioto method (drying out the grapes to intensify the flavor), Valpolicella has a few different levels. Amarone is made from very ripe grapes, which are then dried and then pressed, producing an opulent, concentrated, full-bodied wine that has a distinctive and powerful taste that stays with you. Not for the lighter fare meal, this wine is almost port-like and delicious with cheese and/or dessert. Valpolicella can also be made in the recioto method, but it's more often found in a dry style – the wine goes up in rank, from Valpolicella to Valpolicella Classico to Valpolicella Classico Superiore. And finally, the bubbly of Veneto – Prosecco. Made from the same-named grape, Prosecco is less fizzy than Champagne and occasionally has a slight sweetness. It's absolutely delicious as a value aperitif.About Italy
A little ditty about Italy...
This country has about as many wines as its had governments. With 20 different regions, hundreds of DOCs and even more indigenous varieties, the amount of wine made in Italy is mind-boggling. Most of the juice, however, remains in the country for thirsty Italians. Wine is food in Italy and its rare that a meal is consumed without a glass of vino. That said, it's not common to find many folks drinking wine without food either. In turn, it's a match, and a mighty good one at that. In fact, it's safe to say that Italian wine is a foodie wine – one that goes on the table for a myraid of meals.For regions, the most popular are Tuscany (home of Chianti), Piedmont and the Tre-Venezie, which includes Veneto, Trentino Alto-Adige and Friuli. Other communes of note are in Southern Italy, and a few good wines are made elsewhere in the country. The islands of Sardinia and Sicily are members of the Italian winemaking community as well.
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Alcohol By Volume Guide
Most wine ranges from 10-16% alcohol by volume. Some varietals tend to have higher (for example Zinfandel and Cabernet Sauvignon) or lower alcohol levels (Pinot Noir and many white varietals), but there is always some variation from producer to producer. Some wine falls outside of this range, for instance Port weighs in closer to 20%, while Muscat and Riesling are usually a bit below 10%.Wine Style Guide
Light & Fruity
- Red wines that are more fruit-forward and lighter in tannin and body.
Smooth & Supple
- Medium bodied reds that go down easy, with smooth tannins and supple fruit.
Earthy & Spicy
- Wines where earthy and/or spicy dominate the flavors – typically medium to full body.
Big & Bold
- Full bodied wines that have concentrated fruit and are higher in alcohol and/or tannins. Some need age.
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