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posted by LindseyPrice Value Quality3I have had this case for 4 months and the two bottom corners have broken (but that was because it was sitting in the back seat of a car when said car driven by a relative rear ended a truck at a stoplight). It still stayed in the case so I decided a could still use it. Then recently I dropped my iPad on tile floor and its still in good shape (as in no cracks on the screen, which is all I'm worried about). But, when I dropped it the piece of plastic that the elastic wraps around to keeps it closed broke off so my case no longer closes properly. So if you aren't rough with your iPad like I am with mine (I use mine daily for school), this could be a good case for you!
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posted by Susan HoppeQuality Price Value4I've had my case for a little less than a year. I recently noticed that it is turning my screen protector yellow on my white iPad. Also, today for no reason the two left corners cracked and the iPad falls out.
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posted by MaryQuality Price Value5I have had this case for over a year and it is still in great shape. I use it every day, opening - closing - toting etc. So far it has held up very well. The corners are worn a little, but taking it in and out of my purses, that is to be expected. It is light and the elastic band that keeps it closed has lasted very well!
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posted by justjuQuality Price Value4.3have always wondered why people buy slimmer and slimmer ipads but then proceed to buy cases that are bulkier and thicker! i've bought and used several slim cases for my ipad2 and this is hands-down the best one. it simply makes the ipad looks great!
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posted by HoribleQuality Price Value1I bought this about a week ago and both sides of the case broke off!never buying one of theis cases ever again
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posted by cltumimbangPrice Value Quality3.3My bf just bought me this in Peacock and i absolutely love it, well the color... it's so hard to find a case/folio that has the same color. However, my Ozaki Slim-Y has better functionality. But at $30.00 it's a great buy!
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posted by MeghanPrice Value Quality4.3I have had this case for longer than six months and I still love it!I love that you can adjust it to different positions unlike any other case I have seen.The only bad thing about it is that there is a slight bit of tearing at the corners of it.But I think that seeing wear and tear after this long is normal


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Hugh Milton Moore
Hugh Milton Moore, age 82, passed away, Friday, Nov. 5, 2010, at his home, in the Palestine Community.
Hugh Milton Moore was born Oct. 18, 1928, in Montpelier to the late Maggie Lou Pate Moore and Charles Andrew Moore. Hugh M. Moore worked in management for Babcock & Wilcox Company for 38 years and was also a lifelong farmer. Hugh M. Moore married Ruth Alice Madison Moore on Oct. 5, 1951, in Prairie.
He was an avid supporter of Palmer Home for Children where he was an Honorary Member. Mr. Moore was a faithful member of Palestine United Methodist Church where he held many positions over the years; the one dearest to his heart was his service as Superintendent of Sunday School for many years. An avid sportsman enjoying all events, but he especially enjoyed watching the Atlanta Braves Baseball Team, and attending Oak Hill and Hebron Christian School sporting events.
Funeral services were Sunday, Nov. 7, 2010, at 2 p.m. from Palestine United Methodist Church.
Officiating was the Reverend Cary Sutphin and Bro. Eddie Brock. The family will gather at the funeral home at noon to go in procession to the church. Burial followed in Palestine Cemetery at Montpelier. Calvert Funeral Home of West Point was in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include, wife of 59 years Ruth Alice "Tunnie" Moore of Montpelier; two daughters: Bonnie M. Thompson and husband Keith of Montpelier, Vickie Moore and friend Darrell Reese of Montpelier; one son, Andy Moore and wife Susan of Montpelier; Nine grandchildren: Tabatha and Bo Smith, Ryan Moore, Will Moore and Tiffany Palmertree, Laura Beth Moore, Bridget and Murray Shows, and Jordan Thompson; Three great grandchildren: Tyler Kilcrease, Hunter Smith and Coleman Shows; two sisters: Faye Pearson and husband Thomas E. "Pappy" and Glenda Clardy and husband Stennis all of West Point. Mr. Moore was preceded in death by his son H. M. Moore and Grandson Matt Moore.
Pallbearers were Chester Patterson, Mike Robertson, Stephen Moore, John Elliott, Mike Shinn, Gary Brock, Benny Borst, and Todd Griffin.
Honorary pallbearers will be North MS Home Health Staff, Dr. John Cox & Staff, North MS Medical Center, Nurses andStaff, B & W Co-Workers and Friends, Athletic Programs of Oak Hill Academy and Hebron Christian School, Clay County Co-Op Employees, Jimmy McKee and Tin Top Staff, Friends and Neighbors in the Palestine Community, his
Palestine United Methodist Church Family, Earl Thomas, Will Ed "Bud"Thompson, Jim Murray, and Brother Bryan Scarbrough.
Memorials may be made to Palestine United Methodist Church, c/o Mrs. Bonnie M. Thompson, 18850 Mack Pate Road, Cedar Bluff, MS, 39741.
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On Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its monthly Employment Situation Report. On balance, it contained little good news for struggling American families on Main Street.
The good news is that the economy added jobs and the unemployment rate dipped slightly during January. BLS estimates that the economy created 113,000 nonfarm payroll jobs and 142,000 private sector jobs, while the unemployment rate dipped to 6.6%.
The bad news is that private sector job creation continues to lag behind most other economic recoveries. And according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the policies of the Obama Administration, especially the Affordable Care Act (ACA), are disabling economic growth and job creation.
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After looking at the Nikon AF-D series, DxOMark continues working its way through the history of photography by presenting the measurements for another "antique" lens, the Canon EF 20-35mm f/3.5-4.5 USM.
(As ever, you can see the results for most available Canon cameras, such as the Canon EOS 5D Mark II or the even older Canon EOS 350D, by selecting it on the lens page.)
This lens is one of the oldest measured in our DxOMark database. Announced in 1993, the EF 20-35mm f/3.5-4.5 USM represented a genuinely novel approach for Canon at the time — to offer a quality-built wide-angle zoom at a reasonable price.
The metal housing is indeed well-crafted, but unfortunately this lens has only 5 diaphragm blades, which can have an impact on the bokeh. (FYI, in general even today's "entry-level" lenses use a 7-blade diaphagm.) Nor was aperture a priority back in the day: the maximum f-numbers for this lens are 3.5 for 20mm and 4.5 for 35mm — quite limited compared to recent lens offerings.
But instead of glorifying youth, let's look more closely at the image quality measurement results for this older-generation lens….
A DxOMark score of 16 is perfectly respectable for a nearly 20-year-old lens. Note that the bar graphs indicate a high degree of uniformity for this lens, and in fact the quality achieved at 20mm is the same for the other focal lengths.
|Strong points
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Respectable standalone scores, then, but now for the crucial question: how well does the Canon perform when compared to a similar but younger lens? Let's take a look:
Even with a 10-year gap, there is only 6 points' difference in DxOMark scores between the two lenses. Not bad for an old-timer!
The advantages of the Canon EF 20-35mm f/3.5-4.5 USM:
The advantages of the Sigma 17-35mm F2.8-4 EX DG Aspherical HSM:
Unlike the much more recent (2003) Sigma (not an especially bright lens, to say the least), clearly the Canon EF 20-35mm f/3.5-4.5 USM still has a lot to offer.
To help you gain a broader and more accurate perspective, here's a selection of DxOMark results for some other Canon-compatible wide-angle lenses:
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James Strachan's keynote speech
Groovy Conference November 2004 (London)
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So welcome everybody, it's good to see you all here. I've just hacked together a little presentation just to kind of give the state of play of groovy, what it's all about, what we're trying to do, what are the sucky bits we really need to fix really soon, and some of the things we might do in the future.
First off, why even bother with groovy, why not just use smalltalk, python, ruby and stuff? To me the big thing is platforms, platform is far more important than language syntax. The JVM, the Java platform, the VM rocks, the libraries rock, the platform, the community, the tools, the developers. There is no reason why we can't build whatever languages we want that play nice with the platform.
One of the whole reasons why Groovy came into being was, when you start writing things like porting python and ruby and smalltalk to java, you kind of end up with a leaky abstraction. To support smalltalk semantics, they're quite different to java, or to support python semantics it's really quite different and you end up with... kinda like two worlds, python objects over here, java objects over here, kind of bridges...
The whole aim of Groovy was to try to do something that felt like Ruby and Python and Smalltalk, but where everything was pretty much mapped onto the VM and Java objects, there is no impedence mismatch, there is no abstraction layer, everything works on real Java objects and is built on the Java platform.
It's worth looking back at where Java came from, and what the world was like when Java was invented. I think Sun's done a great job with Java, Java the language I'm talking about, well the platforms great anyways. Java the language, when it was created, one of the main reasons it got adopted was probably Applets, which is kind of funny. But the reason people, geeks like me jumped all over it, is because we wanted a better C++.
C++ was the systems programming language of the day, well there was smalltalk, pretty much people jumped on it as a better C++ . It was cross platform, easy to use, modular so on and so forth. And it was much less 'sucky' than C++
In the Java days, we tended to write everything, there was hardly any reuse, the only thing we reused, was maybe you could rewrite like x, you might have a stream library STL, but pretty much people used to write everything themselves on every project. The world's changed quite a lot now, we are integrating software components more than actually writing them. So the requirement for a systems programming language is kind of decreasing slightly and the need for more of a glue, duct tape kind of thing is increasing with time. Most projects I work on now, we're reusing 80-90% of all the codebases is just reuse, be it spring, hibernate, tapestry, plus the JDK as well.
The main requirements that was set for Groovy, which were never particularly articulated terribly well, or documented, which is the way on lots of open source projects. Was really that, it's an attempt to make something that's pretty much like a high level language, or scripting language, like Ruby or Python or Dylan. Dylan is probably one of the closest. A lisp guy would probably just say we're reinventing lisp again, which is fine as well. The main idea is it's got to map cleanly to Java bytecode. It needs to work with Java APIs and Java Objects. The root of all the object trees is java.lang.Object.
We want it to be a Java friendly syntax, now we can divert from Java, we don't have to be backwards compatible, in fact, we can't be really. There are a few smelly parts in Java, like equals, the == sign means different things depending on whether your using a primitive type or an Object type. So as soon as you go into dynamic typed world, and you've no idea whether it is an int or an Integer, it's pretty hard in a dynamic language to know the difference between the two. So == means comparisons for primitive types, it means identity for Object types. One of the first bugs I hit, and I hit it all the time, is writing x == 3, which we just naturally do without thinking in Java, and expect that to be a comparison. Hardly anybody puts == with Object types, because you hardly ever want to do identity based comparison. I think once in the last ten years, I've done an identity based comparison, it's not something that people really do, it's very rare.
So because we made that change, we pretty much can't be backwards compatible with Java, because we made that little, subtle change. == always means equality, which is what people always really mean anyway. So we can't be completely 100% backwards compatible, but the idea is to be fairly looky likey. The ultimate vision would be to be able to cut and paste Java code in your IDE straight to Groovy script. It can hopefully take out most of the crap you type, be a little bit more concise, but we're trying to be Java like, but not necessarily 100% compatible. And basically just sit on top of J2SE.
So a quick glance, if you wanted to in a very brief way, say what is Groovy. One of the first things, I remember I was going on holiday for a weekend, and the plane was late, so I thought, what shall I do, my wife went shopping, because she loves shopping, so I thought "Oh there's an internet cafe, let me go to browse.' And I couldn't think of much to read, so I thought "hey, I'll learn python". Bit of a geek and it's quite sad, but hey I'll learn python. So I sat there for a couple of hours and thought "you know what, this is kind of nice, I can create, in a tiny amount of text, a collection, a dictionary, I can add stuff to it, sort it, search it, do all that stuff". We work with collections and beans and whatever all the time, and it was kind of embarrassing that Java is so verbose for doing something so trivial as making a List of Objects. The whole difference between arrays and Lists, it makes you feel a bit dirty when you see what it should be like. So that was the first thing to get right, working nicely with beans and collections.
Closures are one of those things that take you a little time to realize why they're good, but once you've seen them you just love them. For me the best bit of closures is working with resources, whether that's files, databases, message brokers. I only really realized this when we started implementing closures, with IO. Doing something as trivial as loading a file, and processing it line by line and making sure you close the file properly if an exception occurs is surprisingly hard to do with one resource.
If you're reading from a file, and writing from a file, and maybe doing something else as well, that's really, really hard. And very few developers are capable of writing the correct try-catch to work with two resources maybe even three. It took me lots of goes just to read a goddamn file properly. Even just the little subtle differences that... you want to throw a close exception if you finish processing, without throwing an exception at that point, but if you finish processing and you've got an error halfway through you want to throw that exception and catch the close. So even just handling close properly on a file is hard.
Closures is a nice little trick from many languages, lisp, smalltalk, squeak and ruby that basically allows you to delegate the processing of collections or resources to a container object, and it calls you back for doing the trivial thing, like processing an object. It makes a massive difference especially in J2EE world, working with databases and closures is a dream. It is interesting the spring project has basically handwritten inner classes to mimic closures, which kind of works, but you end up with millions of these little interfaces which just have one method in, and you just think its... I mean it's a good solution for Java, but we could do a lot better. So closures are huge. To be honest it would be quite easy to add closures to Java, C# has done it with C#2, they've called them delegates. They're a little bit noisier than closures should be...
Operator overloading, anybody from a C++ background tends to get worried when that phrase is mentioned in mixed public. Just because it was the cause of so much issue and tension and bugs. If done correctly and safely, there is no reason why operator overloading can't work nicely, even if that just means arrays and Collections kind of feel the same in the language. Why should an array get a subscript operator, but a Map and a collection doesn't, it's kind of not fair. It's just about being a bit more fair, with the language.
Static and dynamic typing, this is a good pub debate, have a few beers and talk about doing static this and doing that in typing. If you like there are scripty people and anal static typer people.
"So which side are you on?"
I play both sides, I play for both teams. Static typing is great for systems programming languages, it's great for refactoring, it's great for IDE support and so on and so forth. However, just as you'll know with VisualAge and stuff, IDEs can, the first refactoring browser was smalltalk. There's that python refactoring... we met the guy in the pub the other day. You can do refactoring browsers and IDEs totally in dynamic languages, but modern java IDEs are just so good, that even if you just use static typing as extra metadata to make the IDE do great things for you. Due to the IDE kick it gives you I do quite like static typing quite frankly. But then there are sometimes when you just want to hack up a little script, and you just want the typing to get out of your face, and you just want to do something. Dynamic typing is great for verbose concise scripts.
There are also times when you're doing very dynamic things, with more and more networked and message oriented and web service oriented and all this kind of stuff, static typing doesn't really make any sense in those kind of dynamic worlds. For example if I'm processing a SOAP BLOB casting these things to specific types and walking a big object tree is pointless, because everything's getting increasingly dynamic and message oriented. So static typing has lots of value in infrastructure but increasingly in duct tape code there's little value.
I think both have got pros and cons, and it kind of depends what you're writing. If you're writing a library or a framework, static typing is good for refactoring. If you just want a little script to do something, you probably don't really care about static typing. I think there is a middle ground as well, where the language should be clever enough detecting static typing, under the covers, so it looks dynamically typed, but it kind of figures stuff out for you. If you say x = "foo" it should always know that x is always a goddamn String, unless you assign it to something else.
The idea behind Groovy was always to do both, to have static typing and dynamic typing. From an implementation perspective it was really easy to do everything dynamic to start with and actually never get around to doing anything static. But the idea was always that you could put type metadata there, that's mainly so an IDE can do something cool or whatever. One of the first reasons to put any static typing in was... The world's not going to all of a sudden one day turn Groovy and throw all the Java code away, so it's always going to be a partner in the Java platform. And so anything you write in Groovy you want to be able to give it as bytecode to a Java guy, and in Java land things have types, if everything is an Object, it's pretty hard to use.
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In the days when the Alamance County Health Department was still a tuberculosis sanatorium, the Alamance County Hospital still existed, and the county and city schools were separate, the Burlington Woman's Club was there.
The women have donated countless hours and dollars through the decades to improving the welfare of Burlington's children and seniors, raising environment and conservation awareness, and promoting art and reading in students.
Next week, the Burlington Woman's Club (BWC) celebrates its 75th anniversary, and last month at an anniversary luncheon, the club took a look back at everything its members have accomplished since July 13, 1938.
Since its inception, originally as the Junior Woman's Club of Burlington, the BWC has focused its efforts on art, conservation, education and seniors, said outgoing BWC president Hilda Jernigan. The General Federation of Women's Clubs oversees the GFWC of North Carolina, to which the BWC belongs.
"They kind of give us a framework and challenge the various organizations on community service programs that have been deemed of special interest to the General Federation," Jernigan said.
For instance, in 1974 the focal point of the General Federation was literacy and the BWC participated in a national program called "Reading is FUNdamental." The program purchased books from which students at Burlington City School could choose a few to take home.
Jean Parsons, a BWC honorary life member, said, "That was the first in North Carolina," explaining the club's license to run the program was the first issued in the state. She said in 1989, First Lady Barbara Bush called the BWC to congratulate the club on the success of the program that became known locally as the "RIF" program.
"She was very interested in that program on a national level," Parsons said.
Jernigan said, "It actually got to be too expensive for our club to continue, with all the schools," so the BWC released the RIF program to the local Rotary Club in 1997.
In 1982, the club also donated 6,000 used books to six Alamance County elementary schools that hadn't been included in the RIF program, through the Share-A-Book program. The women's efforts won them first place and $2,000 in prize money in a national GFWC project competition that year.
"Currently in the schools, we're not providing books — we're providing food," Jernigan said. "We're doing the Backpack Program with one of the elementary schools."
The program ties into the current GFWC-NC president's "Feed the Future" project, and packs backpacks for 25 elementary children in the program with food to tide them over weekends and holidays away from school meals.
"We try to pack two lunches … two breakfasts, and maybe four snacks," per child, Jernigan said. "We supply food for them to take home over the weekend, in case they don't have adequate snacks and nutritious foods," said Parsons.
"Childhood hunger is a serious problem," said Jernigan. "There really is a great need in some schools and many of the churches have adopted schools and are doing similar programs." She added, "It's our continuation in the education field."
Another grouping of BWC projects and programs geared towards school children was to increase conservation and environmental awareness, beginning in 1975 with the development of the Town and Country Nature Trail.
Parsons said the city owned rocky, hilly property in east Burlington that wasn't suitable in development, and allowed the BWC to create the trail, with help from local Boy Scouts. She said the club funded restrooms, grills, picnic tables and decided to use the location to promote wildlife, stream life, recycling and conservation education through learning stations dispersed along the trail.
"We started with Eastlawn (Elementary), which was right adjacent to the area, and invited all the fourth grade students from the school to come out to the park," Parsons said. The "First Day in the Park" program was eventually expanded to include all the elementary schools in the city school system. It continued until 1995 when it was released to the Haw River Assembly.
Another program for older children that has continued since 1968 is the annual Student Arts Festival, co-hosted by the BWC and the BJWC at Holly Hill Mall. The festival is open to middle and high school students in public, private, charter and home schools, and first place winners go to a district competition to compete for a state prizes.
The BWC has also historically given to local seniors, including holding a Senior Citizens Club from 1955 to 1992, where older Burlington residents could socialize and enjoy club-provided crafts and refreshments before the existence of the Kernodle Senior Center.
In 2002, the club also "adopted" a group of seniors at the former Graham Nursing Manor and furnished them with cards, holiday decorations and refreshments. Internationally, the BWC has sponsored a foster child in Africa, and continues to make pillowcase dresses and britches during "SewFests" for children in third-world countries.
In addition to cash prizes awarded at the Student Arts Festival, the BWC has regularly provided six scholarships to local high school seniors, including the Sallie Southall Cotten Scholarship, which awards $1,000 at local and district levels and up to $24,000 at the state level. The club also annually gives two Burlington Woman's Club Scholarships in the amount of $1,500 each.
That money, and the funds backing the BWC's multiple projects and programs through the years, all come from proceeds from the Burlington Woman's Club Thrift Shop, located at 317 S. Main St. in Burlington. Established in 1970, the original shop was in the top floor of the building at the corner of Main and Fifth Streets, Parsons said.
"Each member contributed $150 of clothing … to start the stock of the shop," Jernigan said.
Glenna Lewis, a BWC member featured on a commemorative video interview, recalled that the purpose of the thrift shop was to eliminate the need for fundraising bake sales – which other women's clubs did at the time.
"I've been involved with that since day one," Lewis said.
The shop grew and moved to multiple locations downtown, including across from the library, to a spot on Maple Avenue, and to where it is now. "I think we were recently told that we're the most long-standing business in downtown Burlington," Parsons said.
The BWC Thrift Shop is entirely volunteer-run, providing the BWC with funding in addition to minimal club dues and whatever money members donate to projects out-of-pocket. Unlike other women's clubs, the BWC doesn't have a corporate sponsor, Jernigan said.
The thrift shop also shares clothing with Christmas Cheer, the Piedmont Rescue Mission, social workers wanting clothes for a needy family, and to the Gallery Players for costuming, Parsons and Jernigan said.
Looking back at 75 years of service, Jernigan said the BWC will continue focusing its time and efforts on education, the arts, students and seniors and the needs of others in less-fortunate countries.
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Recently out of his wheelchair, Timmothy Lang is walking and much more, which greatly pleases his mom, Tracey Lang (right). Lang spent weeks at a Seattle trauma center after a head-on crash Dec. 7 left him with multiple injuries.
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Tracey Lang playfully kisses her son, Timm. She is glad to have him at home with her, and Timm is glad, too.
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An oncoming Subaru crossed the center line and ripped into Lang's Chevy Avalanche pickup, just north of Highway 204.
Two people in the Subaru died. Lang spent weeks at a Seattle trauma center.
Even he still has trouble listing all of his injuries -- there were so many.
Earlier this week, he sat at the kitchen table at his parents' home between Lake Stevens and Granite Falls. His movements were a little stiff, his steps careful. His smiles are restrained to hide the damage to his mouth. At times, he winced, and then tried to hide the cringe.
His mother, Tracey Lang, watched him speak. Her eyes were warm, her smile tender. She filled in the details he missed, what he couldn't remember.
Before the crash, Timmothy Lang had his life figured out, he said. He was working as a framer for his father's company. He'd bought a house he'd helped build in Lake Stevens. He thought about renting it, to make a little money. He'd worked full time since finishing at Meadowdale High School in Lynnwood in 2004.
"I graduated high school and went to work the same day," he said.
The night of the crash, he had dinner at a friend's house. He can't remember what they ate -- it bothers him. Much of the week before the crash, and the week after, is foggy.
He woke up in a hospital bed, seeing double. He was grateful that he'd been driving a large vehicle.
"I just woke up with a feeling like all that really matters in your life is your friends and family," he said.
Other people remember parts. A while back, Timmothy Lang went to a Lake Stevens fire station to thank the crews who helped saved him. Seasoned firefighters told him the crash was one of the worst they'd seen. At the scene, a passerby, a military veteran, had jumped into Lang's truck to hold his head up for fear he'd suffocate on the airbag. His mom met another crash witness while running errands at a local bank.
Tracey Lang also met with the mother of the Subaru's driver. Tyler Martel, from Mill Creek, was 27. He died at the scene. His passenger and longtime girlfriend, Stephanie Proffitt, 27, of Lake Stevens, was rushed to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. She died in January.
The two mothers hugged and cried. Timmothy Lang met Martel's mother, too. He remembers her as kind, gracious. He remembers her hug.
It's still not clear what caused the crash. Investigators believe Martel was trying to pass a Ford pickup. There was no evidence of drugs or alcohol at the scene, Washington State Patrol trooper Mark Francis said.
The Lang family wants to find the good in what happened, Timmothy Lang said. The crash changed him. He's still figuring out how much, and in what ways.
The family living room was his bedroom for weeks. His mom still can remember the first time she heard his wheelchair squeaking on the kitchen floor one morning before she came downstairs.
He'd gotten out of bed by himself -- a moment of joy, of independence. So was the first time he put on his own socks, the first time he tied his own shoes.
They devised a system for grocery shopping where Tracey Lang would push Timmothy Lang's wheelchair, and he would push a mini-cart.
"People would see us coming and get out of the way," she said.
The damage to his mouth has been perhaps the hardest part. A Harborview doctor told Timmothy Lang his jaw injuries were the second-worst the doctor had seen. The worst was someone with a gunshot wound.
More surgeries are needed. For at least two months, he faced a tedious diet of soft foods. He couldn't chew with his front teeth until March.
"I was just eating mashed up stuff," Timmothy Lang said.
"He had lots of Cream of Wheat," Tracey Lang said. "I got really good at chopping stuff up really small."
Timmothy Lang isn't sure when he'll drive again. While he was laid up, he spent a lot of time online looking at trucks for sale. He also played video games with his brother. He learned backgammon from an uncle who sometimes stayed with him when he needed around-the-clock care.
Timmothy Lang thinks sometimes about not buying another truck. There's a bus stop near his house. His mom reminded him that it'd be hard to carry all of his tools on the bus.
He wants to work again, but he's also not sure he still can be a framer. The work can be dangerous. The toll of physical labor could aggravate what's already been broken, what's still healing. The steel plates in his arm could slip.
He wants to join a gym and get stronger. He's lost 20 pounds. He can't run or jump. He's not sure he'll ever regain his full strength and physical ability.
The Langs say they're grateful to so many people who have helped -- friends, family, the Lake Stevens community, firefighters, surgeons, nurses.
On Jan. 31, Lang turned 27. He had a birthday party at a favorite hangout, the Cactus Moon Saloon in south Everett. A family friend is a manager there.
He still was in a wheelchair. The celebration was planned for 6 p.m.
"I got there at 6:02, and the place already was packed," he said.
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Timmothy Lang, 27, was badly hurt in a Dec. 7 head-on wreck on Highway 9, just north of Highway 204, near Lake Stevens. His family is asking for community donations for upcoming surgeries and other expenses related to his injuries. Donations can be made to the "Timmothy Lang Fund" at any branch of Whidbey Island Bank.
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