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Sacchi was horrified by their 5-1 aggregate Champions League exit at the hands of Atletico Madrid.
"It is a sad moment for Milan and for Italian football," said Sacchi.
"This is not a team. They do not defend collectively and this just highlights the limitations of every individual player.
"In attack they have many soloists, but the style of football has no logic to it. I was also disappointed by Adel Taarabt tonight, as he wandered around the field.
"On the other side, we have a good collective with a great striker like Diego Costa who is wonderful at moving off the ball."
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GTX 460 SLI: The REAL deal
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I guess I should have rephrased what I said. There's really three cases for the 460 SLI. Cases in games that are slanted toward nvidia, 460 SLI often beats out the 5970 (dirt 2, hawx, metro 2033, world in conflict, far cry 2). Then there's some cases where they are fairly even. And then the third case is the games that are more slanted toward ATI (bad company 2, stalker, etc). Also I found SLI reviews on other sites had slightly higher numbers for the 460 than techpowerup. A lot of techpowerup's benchmarks where the 5970 outperformed seemed almost irrelevant as they were older games and the framerates were ridiculously high (COD4, CoJ 2, COH, etc). These weren't really stressing the GPUs.
I am more inclined to say there are more games out there where performance really matters that favor nvidia and SLI scaling over ATI and crossfire scaling. And the cases where it does come short of a 5970 it's usually a stone throw from it. I think it's also fair to compare the 5970 to 5850s in crossfire. The lower clocks hinder its performance to the point where you couldn't say it matches up to 5870s in crossfire though yes you can overclock it. It certainly lies somewhere in between CF 5850s and 5870s. Also I never said 460 = 5850. It's very clear 5850 is considerably faster 90% of the time. I said SLI tends to scale better than crossfire though obviously this is dependant on the application.
Then finally the price and the heat can't even compare to the 5970. I mean SLI 460s end up being cheaper than a single 480. Also you have to take both cards overclocking ability into consideration. Yes you can overclock the 5970 to get it to perform more like 5870s in CF but it looks like you can push the 460's clocks a lot more and squeeze out some amazing performance increases. Though no doubt the extra heat of having an SLI system might limit it a little.
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Critical Essay by Israel Shenker
SOURCE: "The Man Who Talked Back to God: Isaac Bashevis Singer, 1904–1991," in The New York Times Book Review, August 11, 1991, p. 11.
In the following essay, Shenker recounts Singer's views on God, contemporary literature, and his own writing.
His mind teemed with eternal questions and with plain-spoken answers. In talk and in writing he was forthright and intense, not a tentative rose water soul given to pallid thought and halfhearted expression. What he conveyed was the burden of experience shaped by trials, transformed by imagination, weighted by reflection, leavened by humor. Part prophet, part scold, writer of genius, ironist, pessimist and cynic, he did not seem to vaunt his superiority but appeared inoffensive and vulnerable. Had there been a contest for the palest, least colorful man on New York's Upper West Side, Isaac Bashevis Singer would have been the odds-on favorite. He looked like a worker in a matzob factory, as though he had always lived indoors, a thin, fragile creature who shunned sunlight and ever fresh air, the sort who would mumble his daily prayers.
From his early days in Warsaw to his death in Florida last month at the age of 87, Singer had a peculiar relationship to God: man to Man, personal and frank, sometimes unforgiving. "The belief that man can do what he wants, without God, is as far from me as the North Pole," he said as we waited too patiently to be served at a Jewish dairy restaurant. It was our first meeting, in 1968, when I was interviewing him for The New York Times, and I was trying to clear my mind of the prevailing thought Someday my blintz will come.
"I don't think religion should be connected with dogma or revelation," Singer continued. "Since he's a silent God, he talks in deeds, in events, and we have to learn this language. The belief in God is as necessary as sex. Whatever you call him—nature or higher power—doesn't matter. The power that takes care of you, and the farthest star, all this is God.
"The Almighty keeps promising things, and He doesn't keep his word," he went on. "What hasn't He promised us Jews! It took him 2,000 years to get us to Israel. Maybe the politicians will also keep their promises after 2,000 years. One thing is clear: our nature will be exactly the same. A man will park his car on the moon and live on Madison Avenue, but he will have the same appetites and the same tsuris [troubles]."
If God had been a little less almighty, Singer suggested, the All Powerful would have tried to explain to victims why they suffer, not just let them do all the guesswork. Why did God always have to move in mysterious ways? What could have been more outlandish than having a gifted author like Singer, so easy to appreciate, write in a language like Yiddish, which so few could understand? Singer told of a Yiddish bookstore proprietor who had a double lock on his door. "I'm not afraid of people stealing," the bookseller explained. "I'm afraid some author breaks in and leaves more of his books here."
Yet here was one of these potential burglars, condemned to obscurity in the pages of The Daily Forward, the Yiddish-language newspaper in New York where his fiction appeared beginning in 1935, who went on to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1978, showing that Yiddish could pay off in more than tears or laughter. It took the entire 81 years since its founding for The Forward to announce the good news from Stockholm with a headline that warmed even those Jewish hearts grown cold with disappointments: "ISAAC BASHEVIS SINGER BEGINS HIS NOBEL LECTURE IN YIDDISH."
The Forward told its readers that the event marked the first time in history that the Swedish Academy had heard Yiddish. This is a language of remote origin and constant improvement. Its vocabulary and associations shift from country to country, and its meaning depends greatly on the speaker's tone. Only superficially does Yiddish resemble Swedish. Swedish is a vernacular confined to parts of Scandinavia, but Yiddish can be misunderstood all over the world.
In time Singer stopped delivering his Yiddish in person to the newspaper office, and his stories and the installments of his novels arrived by mail or even by messenger. He had finally acquired a typewriter, so it was an even greater pleasure for his editors to read him. In the beginning was the word, he conceded, after we had known each other for a while, but in the end was garbage. "A big publisher has 10 or 12 editors, and each editor is anxious to find any little girl who writes about her aunt sleeping with soldiers, so he can hail the work of genius. Publishers sell it for hard covers and soft covers, and they should sell it for slip covers.
"When a book comes into print today, suddenly there are 10 false witnesses to testify it is the greatest which has ever appeared," he complained. "If I were Moses today, I'd add to the commandment not to bear false witness another one. 'Don't praise your neighbor's bad writing.' Even if there were some good writers, they'd be lost in this muddy ocean of false praise. Instead of saying good is good and bad is bad, the critics say bad is good.
"If our supermarkets gave us stale bread or bad cheese or sour milk, there would be an outcry," he said. "But our literary supermarkets have lost all responsibility and we say nothing. I'm told there are many newspapers which do not take false ads. If I want to advertise that a sandwich I sell will give eternal life, they will not print this ad. When bad books are praised to heaven, someone should veto these ads."
The blintzes finally arrived, delivered by a surly waitress. "I'm sure if the Messiah would come, she would still be angry," Singer said "She'd say, 'Hurry up. I'm waiting for the Resurrection.' The real trouble will come with the Resurrection. If you look obsolete to your son of 14, how obsolete will you look to your father Abraham?"
In 1962 Singer wrote a short story called "The Son" that told of his meeting with the son whom he had not seen in 20 years. Eventually that son, Israel Zamir, whose Hebraic surname means "songbird," published in a Tel Aviv newspaper his own version of the meeting. Singer told him he had some good phrases, but that while in English the clichés would have been young and in Hebrew they were sacred, they were still clichés.
Almost miraculously, Singer preserved his own style and his own concerns against the erosion of his voluntary exile in the United States. He said he needed three conditions to write a story: a real topic, an account with beginning, middle and end; a desire to write it; and the illusion that only he could write it, not Bellow or Mailer. "Fortunately, I have to force myself not to write," said the author of 30 books and innumerable short stories. "I get up every morning with a desire to sit down and work. My imagination has been overstimulated all my life by life itself."
"God has given me so many fantasies that my problem is not how to get them but how to get rid of them," he told me once, speaking by long-distance phone. He also complained of short-distance hazards. Sometimes his wife, Alma, interrupted, and then, as he said, "Wives of writers have the inclination to put a plate of chicken soup down on manuscripts."
He shied from chicken soup—and chickens—and became a devoted vegetarian. From childhood on he had seen that might makes right, that man is stronger than chicken—man eats chicken, not vice versa. That bothered him, for there was no evidence that people were more important than chickens. When he lectured on life and literature there were often dinners in his honor, and sympathetic hosts served vegetarian meals. "So, in a very small way, I do a favor for the chickens," Singer said. "If I will ever get a monument, chickens will do it for me."
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by Brenna
October 3rd, 2014
Let's dye petticoats!
Petticoats are wonderful. But they come in such limited colours, really. Even the Layered Tulle Petticoat's seven colours and the Mid-Length Petticoat's three new colours still don't add up to enough colours. What about brown? Or grey?!
Well, for science, I grabbed three different fiber blends of petticoats to see how well they dye. Here are the petticoats I picked:
As you can see, they cover the bases from 100% nylon (easy enough to dye) to 100% polyester (much trickier to dye).
Now, I've dyed things for the Sock Journal before, pretty much always using RIT dye. I like using RIT because you can pick it up at big supermarkets or tiny local craft stores. It's pretty accessible and not that expensive, when it comes to dye. It's made to work best on nylon and cotton blends, which means I had to get fancy for the polyester fiber in some of these petticoats. That means I finally had an excuse to use iDye Poly, which is made for nylon and polyester fibers!
Let's dye!
With all my dye and dyeables at hand, I was ready to add some colour! Or, um, grey. Specifically RIT's Pearl Grey liquid dye. Because I really wanted a grey petticoat. The 100% nylon Lace Petticoat was my control. I've dyed nylon bunches, so I had an idea of how it'd turn out.
Here's a quick guide on the weight of the petticoats I'm using.
- The Lace Petticoat and Puffy Chiffon Mini Petticoat are both just around one-third a pound.
- The Mid-Length Petticoat is about 4/10ths a pound, but I'm treating it like a half-pound for math easiness.
Remember, folks who dye, you can always drop us a line and ask how much something weighs, so you can calculate your dye. Since we ship things, we always have those numbers at hand!
Due to the sheer fluff of the petticoats involved, I had to use the "big ol' bucket" method of dyeing, which is putting the hottest water safe for the fabric into a five gallon bucket and adding your dye to that. I also added vinegar, which helps dye sink into and stick on nylon fiber.
As a refresher: thoroughly wet what you're dyeing, prep your dye, add the thing you're dyeing, agitate & wait! I gave this petticoat 20 minutes in the dye bath.
How did it turn out? Oh, you will see!
by Brenna
May 31st, 2013
DIY: Dyeing stockings to match
This has been a month of nylons, hasn't it? There's something really fantastic about them and how they visually smooth out your skin, making your legs look even more fabulous. Of course, that illusion works best if your stockings are a similar tone as your skin. People come in a lot of different shades, so it is rather frustrating that most companies that make the nylons we sell only offer lighter shades of beige. And some even call the colour "nude"! Which makes no sense and is why we use the word "beige" for those colours. We are constantly telling our suppliers that we want more shades and though we're seeing a teeny bit of forward progress, we just don't know when more than beige will be a regular option.
The Dance Theatre of Harlem dyes their dancers' tights and shoes to match their skin, which creates that classic ballet visual of uninterrupted line. You can see some samples of their work in the picture for this LA Times article. To create the classic visual of nylon stockings that perfectly match and melt into your skin, we can do the same thing. I've gone over some basic dyeing techniques here before, so I know you know how to do it. But which colours? What dye?
For these examples and as a general suggestion, I recommend RIT dye. If you live near a craft store, they've got it, in all the colours. Supermarkets and Wal-Marts also often carry RIT dye and, more often than not, offer all the colours. It's easy to use and not that expensive, plus their site is a great resource, with a Colour Formula Guide to reference once you feel comfortable enough to mix up some magic (and it is magic, there's a warm brown there that is made of their Sunshine Orange and Navy, somehow, so cool!).
Like I said earlier, people come in a lot of different shades and, if you're going to dye-to-match then you'll want to get it just how you want it. I suggest picking up some of the pantyhose that come in an egg and experimenting with those, so mistakes can be made cheaply before you customise stockings you love. For the experiments below I used the Sheer Backseams with Lace Top, though, because hey, we're fancy.
Those gorgeous shades are all straight-from-the-box, no mixing! I'll give you the vitals and some tips after the jump.
by Brenna
September 28th, 2012
DIY: Dyeing nylon!
I've shown you the basics of dyeing socks and how easy it is. All you need is a box of dye and some hot water. But what about styles that aren't cotton blends? What about non RIT dye options? Well just you wait. Nothing dyes quite as wonderfully as nylon.
You can use RIT on nylon easy. Use our search to find a white nylon style, I've even queued up the search terms just for you! If you're using RIT, it's okay if it's a fiber blend, since this dye is made to work on cotton and nylon blends. Just follow the directions on the package, or the DIY we shared with you earlier this year. So plain ol' black and white Ribbed Pinstripe Leggings plus some RIT in Sunshine Orange can become these Halloween-tastic orange and black leggings! The dye won't make any difference to the black stripes, so I'm free to choose what colours I want.
What's wonderful about dyeing socks and tights is that when you can't find the exact colour you want for something, you can make it!
Now, there is a fiber-specific way you can dye nylon, and there's even an option at your grocery store! Join me after the jump for more nylon transformation!
by Brenna
March 23rd, 2012
DIY: More dyeing techniques
Last week we showed you the basics for dyeing socks. Once you start experimenting more with dyeing socks and fabric, you can also start looking into the wide world of dyes that are chemically formulated for specific fibers. One of the best places around for dyes and dyeing info is Dharma Trading Company. They're a favourite with Dreamers who love to dye!
Even if you're not ready for learning the scientific ins and outs of fancy dyes, you can expand your techniques and start playing around with ways to add colour. I've got two simple approaches to show you. The easiest (and my favourite) creates something between marbling and tie-dye. Called "low water immersion" or "scrunch" dyeing, it's always a beautiful surprise to see how it turns out which, for me, is part of the fun.
All you'll need for this technique are:
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• What you're dying (the unevenly dyed sock half from last week for me!) •
• A container not too much bigger than what you're dyeing, remember plastic will stain! •
(to see what would work best, scrunch up your sock and try fitting it into various jars and containers)
• A container to mix your dye in •
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• Very hot water (like for brewing tea) •
• Optional: vinyl or rubber gloves to keep dye off your hands •
Not that many things, is it? Join me after the jump for the simple run-down and one more easy way to play with dye! Read more »
by Brenna
March 16th, 2012
DIY: Ready, set, COLOUR!
A little over a year ago on the Sock Journal we introduced our Crafty Bundle, a batch of five mis-matched socks to use as a catalyst for creation! Recently, as we have been rolling the bundles, we realized that there were a bevy of white and off-white socks, more than we could easily add to a bundle without overwhelming it.
Well, the logical thing to do is offer a white and off-white option of the Crafty Bundle, the Dyer's Batch! You still get five assorted socks, but they're in easy-to-dye shades (and, since they're all Dream Stockings and Dreamer Socks, easy to dye fibers too!). What I'm especially excited about is that the Dyer's Batch gives folks a chance to play with dyeing socks without the worry that they'll ruin a favourite pair. And, if the dye job turns out, it's easy to whip them into something fun like arm warmers or any of the cool DIY sock ideas we're pinning to Pinterest!
If you've never dyed socks before, don't stress, it is super easy! We'll walk you through the basics, so you have the foundation to play to your heart's content.
For just straight up dyeing cotton blends like the socks in our Crafty Bundles, something easy to get and use like RIT Dye works pretty well, especially if you're just learning. The common complaint with RIT is that you can't get strong, vivid colour from it, so keep that in mind. The RIT Dye site has lots of great tips and techniques that are worth checking out, no matter what dye you're using.
You'll need:
• A glass or plastic bowl or bucket that will easily hold what you're dyeing •
(remember! Dye will stain plastic, so don't use your favourite mixing bowl if it is plastic)
• Dye •
• What you're dyeing! •
• Something to stir with •
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• A smaller glass or plastic container to pre-mix your dye in •
• Hot water, think "as hot as tea"—doesn't have to be boiling •
• Optional: gloves so you don't stain your hands•
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Grizzly Bear shows growth, in fan numbers and song repertoire
Standing on the stage of the Pabst Theater Tuesday before a single note was played, Ed Droste from Brooklyn band Grizzly Bear could see how far its fan base had come. When the band first played the Pabst, he said, tickets were available for only the lower level. On Tuesday, both the lower level and the lower balcony were filled, and there were even some folks up at the tippy top.
That's not surprising. After coalescing its lovely sound - most distinguished by angelic voices - around a gorgeous single, 2009's "Two Weeks" from breakthrough album "Veckatimest," Grizzly Bear came roaring back with last year's splendid "Shields," its grandest accomplishment to date and one of 2012's finer albums. »Read Full Article
J. Cole takes on the challenge
A battle is brewing in hip-hop: a battle of talent, a battle of ego and a battle for critical and commercial superiority. And Jermaine Cole, the 28-year-old, German-born North Carolina artist known as J. Cole, is on the front lines.
In August, a Big Sean song called "Control" was released online and to radio, and a verse from rising rapper Kendrick Lamar ignited a firestorm, naming his competitors and essentially declaring war. And Cole's name was called out first. »Read Full Article
New York Times covers Milwaukee Bucks' old and new floors
The New York Times today published a photo slideshow chronicling the story about Robert Indiana's basketball floor for the Milwaukee Bucks and Marquette University for 11 years. The Times slideshow highlights the transformation of the old 1977 floor into a sculpture at City Hall and the brand new floor the Milwaukee Bucks unveiled over the weekend that is an homage to Indiana's original MECCA floor.
A few new things are revealed by the New York Times coverage, including the name of an artist that was also floated in 1977 to make the floor and some thoughts about the floor and Milwaukee from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Swings to return on Marsupial Bridge
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Beloit College hires Jeanne Gang for power plant conversion
Beloit College has selected one of the more celebrated architects in the U.S. to convert an electrical power plant into a recreation center that will showcase sustainable design and revitalize the river front.
The college's board of trustees has selected Studio Gang Architects of Chicago to transform the century-old power plant, currently owned by Alliant Energy. The plan calls for a transition of ownership of the electrical Blackhawk Generating Station on the Rock River in Beloit from the Wisconsin utility to the school in 2016. »Read Full Blog Post
Miley Cyrus; Kenny Rogers; Pusha T; Dr. Dog
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On Tap Today: The Girls in the Band
The documentary "The Girls in the Band," screening tonight as part of the Milwaukee Film Festival, shines a spotlight on overlooked female jazz musicians dating back to the 1930s. Photo provided by Milwaukee Film Festival. »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee Film Festival pick: Day Thirteen
Filmmakers write about what they know, and their work often shows the influence of their family, good or bad. But what happens when they discover that their family was not what they thought it was?
That's the premise behind "Stories We Tell," by writer-director-actress Sarah Polley. »Read Full Blog Post


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ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that Denver Broncos have placed their franchise tag on LT Ryan Clady. The franchise tag will run the Broncos $9.82 million for the 2013 season. The Broncos made it known publicly that they were going to use the designation on Clady a few weeks ago, so this doesn't come as much of a surprise. Talks between the two sides have reportedly be non-existent in recent days, but that could obviously change in the next few months. Clady is believed to be targeting similar contract to that of Joe Thomas, who received an eight year deal worth $92 million and included $44 million guaranteed. We have Clady listed as the No. 2 best available player in our Top 50 Free Agents list. The post Report: Broncos Franchise Tag OT Ryan Clady appeared first on NFL Trade Rumors -.
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ATCi's MeshTV Debuts '2 for 1′ Broadcast Special at NAB 2011
LAS VEGAS, April 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — NAB 2011 – MeshTV – a full service provider of live and on-demand video, satellite, mobile GSM backhaul and delivery of HLS, iPhone, iPad, Google, Silverlight and other options, announced today at the NAB Conference in Las Vegas its '2 for 1′ broadcast special that includes an SNG MPEG4 HD/SD Bonded 3G and 4G Flyaway along with the MeshTV HD series Intelligent Bonding compact backpack video system all for one low bundled price.
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The California Digital Library, or CDL, is the University of California's 11th University Library. The CDL was founded to assist the ten University of California libraries in sharing their resources and holdings more effectively, in part through negotiating and acquiring consortial licenses on behalf of the entire University of California libraries system. Its current mission is to support the assembly and creative use of the world's scholarship and knowledge for the University of California libraries and the communities they serve. (Excerpt from Wikipedia article: California Digital Library)
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The (Digital) Library Environment: Ten Years After
Lorcan Dempsey considers how the digital library environment has changed in the ten years since Ariadne was first published.
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Most people — regardless of intelligence or beauty — will find something to laugh about in Matthew Diffee's "Hand Drawn Jokes for Smart Attractive People," a clever collection of hand-drawn comics full of satire, irony, and everyday absurdity.
Transportation planning can be fun
'Go Boston 2030," which began last fall, is certainly ambitious — the 18-month community engagement process is designed to fix all that's wrong with the city's transportation system. Or at least to figure what needs to be done and how to go about doing it.
How did classical vinyl make an improbable return?
With vinyl, both nothing and everything has changed.
This mindfulness teacher gets results (just ask Kobe)
Newton's George Mumford teaches basketball greats — and everyday people — the power of flow.
Arguments for TPP don't make sense
The Obama administration is trying to argue that the deal would be a bulwark against rising Chinese influence.
Have political reforms gone too far? In Mass., we wouldn't know
The system has defanged the public records law through foot-dragging and arbitrary fees.
The beauty of Amy Schumer
Schumer is one of America's best comics, skewering the social and pop cultural pervasiveness of misshapen gender norms.
A North End angel takes flight
During Boston's feast season, family and neighborhood traditions command center stage.
'Entourage' is back and ready to party
The guys don't necessarily go bigger and bolder for their new showcase, instead, what we get is more of this crew being just as lovably bad as ever.
What Boston can learn from the Special Olympics
A story of sportsmanship, resilience, and excelling when no one thinks you have it in you.
Jeb Bush has a lot of explaining to do
A host of family-connected reasons could explain the often pained look on Jeb's face.
Hull home surprises with master suite towers
This Hull Victorian has master suites in their own towers and an in-law apartment.
Former Red Sox pitcher Tim Wakefield on his charity work
The knuckleballer and current NESN analyst is being honored for his good deeds directed at children.
Someone's new treasures: historic coins, art
A coin worth $2.50 from 1808 sold for $2.35 million at the Stack's Bowers Galleries and Sotheby's auction.
After tragedy, Arlington High senior looks forward to new chapter
Graduating Arlington High senior Julia Griffin's traumatic experience of losing her father gained her a layered outlook on life that most teens lack.
The roads less traveled
For most students, the pomp and circumstance of high school graduation is a foregone conclusion of the past four years. For the others, walking across that stage will symbolize triumph over obstacles that challenged their young lives and threatened to take them off course.
Seeking second chance, a Lowell dropout embraces education
A high school dropout at 16, David Prak of Lowell draws strength from his past to carve himself a future.
Tackling social engineering through play
A lab at Dartmouth College uses psychology and education research to create games for social impact.
A road trip that predates cars
"Across the Continent: A Stage Ride Over the Plains, To the Rocky Mountains, the Mormons, and the Pacific States" is something of a travel guide to Manifest Destiny.
A sobering reminder of hate close to home
"When I look at a memorial, I see the faces of all of the kids I went to school with in 1942," Holocaust survivor Eric Kahn said after a Jewish cemetery was recently desecrated.


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A well-conceived sitar-cello jugalbandi and dazzling vocal recital ushered in spring in the Capital
While it is true that Hindustani classical music attaches special significance to its relationship with nature and assigns a particular time in the day or night for the performance of a particular raga, it is also true that varsha (rains) and vasant (spring) are the only two seasons that it has chosen to celebrate with great elan. Perhaps, the reason behind this is that rains and spring bring comfort to the people of North India, where summer and winter are particularly severe. These days, Delhi is celebrating the onset of spring, and Pallavi Odissi Nritya Sangeet Vidyalaya organised a two-day programme in this connection. The first day's fare included a sitar-cello jugalbandi between Shubhendra Rao and his Dutch wife Saskia Rao-Haas and a vocal recital by Gwalior gharana maestro L.K. Pandit.
Both Shubhendra Rao and Saskia Rao-Haas belong to the Maihar tradition. While Shubhendra was groomed by none other than Pandit Ravi Shankar, Saskia was trained by flautist Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia. They chose to open their recital with raga Adi Basant, a hoary form of Basant that makes use of both the rishabhs and both the madhyams one after the other. Shubhendra, followed by Saskia, played a systematic, reposeful Maihar-style alap followed by an equally disciplined jod-jhala sequence during which Saskia played certain delicate phrases on the cello, an instrument that sounds like a deep, sonorous human voice. However, the difference in the scales of the two instruments was quite big. Therefore, when both the sitar and cello were played in unison, the effect was uneven. The performance was well-conceived and there were hardly any moments of sudden discovery. The duo played a gat in the Carnatic raga Charukeshi and regaled the audience with their deft layakari. Shailendra Mishra provided appropriate tabla accompaniment.
L.K. Pandit, son and disciple of the legendary Krishnarao Shankar Pandit, represents the Gwalior gharana gayaki as understood and practised by his illustrious forefathers. He chose Basant to open his recital and sang a bada khayal "Nabi Ke Darbar" in Tilwada tala, followed by a drut khayal "Piya Sang Khelo Ri". It was not one of his best performances, and the bada khayal sounded a little sluggish. He was much better in the drut version and by the time he came to sing Bahar, he had sufficiently warmed up. He rendered a composition of Nawab Wajid Ali Shah, the last ruler of Awadh who wrote under the non de plume of Akhtar Piya, and once again proved that he is one of our top-notch vocalists today. He was now in full flow and dazzled the audience with his sprightly aakaar taans, stylised rendering of the bol-taans and unexpected ways of arriving at the sam. L.K. Pandit concluded his recital with a famous Sanskrit ashtpadi of Jayadev, "Lalit Lavang Lata Parisheelan", in raga Kedar and sang it like a proper khayal. It was a befitting finale to a virtuoso performance. He was ably accompanied by Akhtar Hasan on tabla and Bharat Bhushan Goswami on sarangi.
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Author Archive | Lee Camp
The Oswald Conspiracy
The television show In Search Of is a strange little chestnut from my childhood. I knew the show's host, Leonard Nimoy from his turn as "Spock" in Star Trek repeats, and In Search Of's focus on unexplained phenomena, missing persons and extraterrestrial encounters was right on target for a kid who already loved Sci-Fi.
I remember being terrified by the "Bigfoot" episode of the show and equally traumatized when the program took its cameras beneath the deep green waters of Loch Ness. But, not all of the show's subjects were so "out there." In 1980, their "Lee Harvey Oswald" episode dramatized the circumstances surrounding the assassination of JFK, including key evidence from authors and experts along the way.
The result is an insightful portrait of the self-proclaimed "patsy" that challenges the "lone gunman" contentions of the Warren Report. The centerpiece of the show is a Dallas police dictaphone recording that proves that there were four shots in Dealey Plaza that day in 1963.… Read the rest
BP And Exxon REALLY Don't Want You To Know This
Satan's Toy Box
This crazy video features an insane look back on the toys and cartoons of the 1980's by a couple of confused evangelical Christians who see the Devil in every detail. Author Phil Phillips and Pastor Gary Greenwald would be just a couple of bumbling buffoons if their brand of humorless hysteria hadn't been part of a bigger trend that lead to the "Satanic Panic" of that era — a time when hundreds of unsubstantiated cases of so-called Satanic ritual abuse were reported around the United States.
The good people at i09 published a short version of this video. Here are some of their favorite bits:
• Dungeons & Dragons "game pieces" scream when you set them on fire!
• "It's called necromology."
• Darth looks "almost exactly" like the Norse god Odin
• Smurfs are blue with black lips… just like corpses.
• "There's a form of witchcraft [in Star Wars] called 'Obi witchcraft.'" Obi obi obi!… Read the rest
Lee Camp: Really? Chevron Suing The Victims Of Their OWN Toxic Dumping!
Lee Camp: Scientific Models Now Showing Revolt Is Our Only Chance?
Stingy Jack and the Legend of the Jack O' Lantern
It's Halloween. Time to help your kids develop their bed-wetting habits. Time to buy a ton of candy, claim it's for trick-or-treaters, turn off the porch light, and gorge yourself on waxy chocolate. Time to carve the ol' jack-o'-lantern.
One of my favorite Halloween myths is the origin story of the jack-o'-lantern: the trickster legend of Stingy Jack. This folk tale comes from Ireland, which was also a major cultural center for the Celts, who observed the festival of Samhain, which serves as the root from which our modern Halloween sprang.
According to the story, which may be centuries old, a drunkard known as Stingy Jack was infamous throughout Ireland as a liar and a cheat. He was especially despised for his love of trickery, his favorite pastime.
One day, while bored and lounging lazily around Hell, Lucifer happened to overhear some horrible stories about Jack's devious skills, which were apparently even more dastardly than his own. … Read the rest
Lee Camp: Is This The Main Obstacle In The Way Of Change?
How to Make a Massacre: Tobe Hooper on Masters of Horror
After seeing Night of the Living Dead, Tobe Hooper was inspired to make a horror movie of his own with the goal of giving fans as much scare for the buck as he could. Standing in front of a chainsaw display in a department store, surrounded by a rude throng of Christmas shoppers, Hooper had an idea that became a legend.
For my money, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is the queen-mother of all horror films. The hulking brutality of Leatherface combined with the grimy realism of the low budget production values makes the movie feel more like a documentary than a horror film — the results are as chillingly real today as they were at its 1974 debut.
This segment from the horror film doc Masters of Horror puts Hooper and his cast in the spotlight, remembering the grueling labor of love that became one of the most enduring horror films ever made.… Read the rest


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Anyone played a good MMO, recently?
I mean, really good? It seems all the usual mmo's have been crap lately, or have got old and boring. I used to play WoW, had a warlock at the top of the end game, decked out, but it just became a chore to play, since the only things left at that point were long, pain in the ass raids, and a pvp treadmill.
I tried EQ2, that game seems like it was designed to be a timesink treadmill, I can't hardly stand it.
Horizons showed promise but then some morons got ahold of it and ruined it.
Vanguard suffered the same fate, looks like its going down.
Dark and Light looked good, then crash and burn.
Age of Conan is showing promise, but the vids I saw today make the combat looks kinda weak, and it looks choppy and buggy. I guess its still beta so we'll see.
Hero's Journey looks kind interesting, though the developer isn't super loaded and it isn't being promoted a lot so it might end up in the crapper as well.
Is there any MMO out now or coming out this year that anyone is really looking forward to, or really likes? Seems like its all the same crap at the moment...
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Gods and Heroes looks good, and then theres Warhammer...
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conan, tabula rasa and gods and heroes are my big 3
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I've been thinking about
The Lord of the Rings Online™: Shadows of Angmar
wasn't really interested in it since its so much like WoW(which is dead and done for me) but reviews have been great.....I read that the best part of the game is leveling because its so written and fleshed out. I might just pick it up for something to play until fall when the "AAA" titles start to hit...LotR: SoA can't be worse than the crap that's out .....Lost Planet is junk, DiRT corruppted my saves after MANY hours of play :(, Halo2 is laughable and CoJ ....will Techland ever learn how to make a game??? ;)
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I've been Beta testing Sword of the New World, its a nice twist of a MMO since you play 3 characters at once. Sorta feels like a normal console RPG...
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Sword of the New World looks nice, but I kinda play CRPG's to get away from/have something different than console rpgs, kinda seems like that would clash.
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OMG I had to laugh. From this thread I get:
"The only good MMORPG is the one *about* to be released".
I actually paid for Vanguard (smuck), that's the last time I fall for hype.
And EQ2 a timesink treadmill? That's the core foundation of all MMORPG's. Give me a break!
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I have been trying out some scifi based mmos this weekend. Eve Online is not my thing, Matrix Online doesnt have enough ppl around and looks dead. SWG, according to the forums has improved a lot but I am still downloading the trial, it says 36 hours to download all the files. I am really hoping I will like SWG, I just love that setting.
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Lotro is the best mmorpg out right now. Its really nicely done :)
I play it almost every day. Most quests are group quests so you almost always play with others which makes it all fun to play.
I am also looking at God and heroes see how that one turns out
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is LOTR just like D&D online just with different story?
Tabula Rising looks interesting, might be the first MMO for me :|
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Well I used to play with the dunlop Mcenroe and when it became discontinued I wanted a racquet that was similar.
Im not a big tech person so I dont know exactly where to describe where the lead is......its not the tip but I would say it starts at the 10:00 & 2:00 positions.
It plays like the Mcenroe just swings faster......but I just switched racquets after playing with the 320 for years......
The Gamma played like the Mcenroe just faster and better.....well the Donnay plays like the Gamma just faster and better.
The Gamma was thinner than the Mcenrroe but the Donnay is thinner than all racquets at 15 mm!!! Its the same weight as the gamma & mcenroe but swings faster than both!!!!
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With the tragic bombings and explosions we've experienced lately, I wanted to share something good with you: yarn "bombings." (I hate to even associate the word with our beloved yarn! I'm going to call this "public yarn art"; much better.)The following article from Interweave Knits Spring 2013 highlights these works of public yarn art, and profiles one of the founders of the movement, Magda Saveg.Making Public Yarn ArtWhen Magda Sayeg and her friend knit a cozy for the door handle of her clothing boutique in 2005, they were venting their frustration over their unfinished knitting projects. Passersby, who responded with wild enthusiasm, attributed the cozy to an anonymous and creative reclaiming of Houston's sterile landscape.
Over the next two years, Sayeg and her friend bore down and knit like crazy, forming a group called Knitta, Please (or simply Knitta) that swelled to a dozen members, all of whom adopted anonymous, craft-meets-hip-hop nicknames such as PolyCotN and AKrylik. Knitta worked together or in smaller subsets to knit graffiti for far-flung monuments such as the Great Wall of China and Notre Dame Cathedral. With the help of the Internet, their brand of soft, fuzzy, and easily removable street art took off.
When the group disbanded several years later—some went off to college, moved away, or simply didn't have time to commit—Sayeg took Knitta on as a solo pursuit. She got an Addi Express knitting machine so that she could produce material at a faster clip, and found a team of local knitters through a call for help on her Facebook page. She started accepting commissions, working for public art organizations and for companies including Sunglass Hut and Smart Car, who paid her to wrap their products in yarn.
Today her work is a mix of craft, design, and commerce. After she's approached to do a project, she does a site visit and then works out a design through Photoshop. "Once the final design is approved, my manager and I translate the piece into a pattern that is then knitted," she explains. "It's only halfway done at this point. The installation process involves taking the knitted material and applying it to a specific object. Depending on size, this can take up to two weeks to properly complete." Sayeg's dream project—covering an airplane in knitting—may take even longer.—Sabrina Gschwantdtner, from Interweave Knits Spring 2013
Those stairs! I would weep with joy if I happened upon them—not to mention the photo ops. I love all the stitch patterns that are incorporated into the yarn art.Speaking of photo ops, one of my other favorite pieces is the R2D2 that I shared with you on our Facebook page last year. Knitter Sarah Rudder created an R2D2 slipcover for a concrete street post in Bellingham, Washington. R2 brought so much joy to people! Check out the big hug he got from a little guy, at right. I love it. By the way, I've seen those street posts in Bellingham, and I wish they could all be transformed into R2D2s! Start knitting Sarah; maybe you should contact Magda . . .Interweave Knits shares so many glimpses into the world of knitting; subscribe now so you won't miss out on any of the upcoming issues!Cheers,
P.S. Have you seen any public yarn art? Tell us about it in the comments!
I participated in the "cover a DC3 in knitting" project in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada a couple of years ago. While I fully believe in the importance of promoting knitting ad other crafts through public initiatives, I wouldn't have participated in this if it was only yarn bombing/public yarn art. That the proceeds went to a good cause - helping to keep the homeless warm in our long northern winters - made it worth doing.
COme see Portland Oregon's Bridges to Blankets projec, whicht began installation this past week, July 20, 2013. The public art, designed by Tyler Mackie, and executed by the wider Portland Oregon knitting community, will be on display to celebrate the 100th birthday of our beloved Broadway Bridge. IT will be up through part of August 2013, and able to viewing at the August 10, 2013 Broadway Bridge Party
We still need help paying for the fittings and engineering support, primarily. Please consider giving even a small amount to support public knitting art. Most importantly, once the installation is removed from public view, it will become about 150 blankets to warm our homeless community this winter. That makes your donation tax-deductible and good karma. please go to pdxbridgefestival.org/.../bridge-for-blankets,
to support our efforts at bridging our communities in Portland through fiber art. We are very close to completing this beautiful project. I got some fabulous photos of the rainbow colors billowing in the wind over the Williamette River. I'm happy to share the photos over email with anyone interested. Thanks for any positive energy you can send our way.
Karen Amann Talerico, Africa House Knitting Commmunity member, Portland Oregon Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization www.irco.org/who-we-are
Here is Portland Oregon Tyler Mackie, a craft-based fiber artist, has begun a project, Bridge-for-Blankets, as both a public art installation of knitted squares to make a banner to decorate and celebrate our Broadway Bridge's Centennial birthday. She has a web page on Face Book and a fund raising cite on IndieGoGo. Basically it is project to bridge the knitting community with the larger community here in Portland and then use the fabric created to turn into small afghans for our local homeless community. It was irresistible for me to be involved in fiber art, community-building, and social justice.
Check out the sites and please consider making a donation and sharing with your friends and family members. Bridge-for-Blankets has already begun to have an impact here. I'm working with our Immigrant and Refugees Community Organizations Older Adult Knitting Group on making squares for the art/afghans.
I think this addressing some of the issues, especially the one about being a 'waste of yarn.' I think that giving the final afghans to someone experiencing homelessness is worthwhile use of good superwash wool. It avoid petroleum-based fibers like acrylic, yet will be easy care for the recipients.
Thank you for the thoughtful discussion. I hope this adds to it.
Karen Amann Talerico
Knit on, with confidence and hope, through all crisis.
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Someone said this is a waste of good yarn but I disagree. Sure it's not going to actually cover someone this winter but think of what coming across this sort of thing in your daily grind? What joy it would bring...! Just looking at it, all glorious and beautiful..... All sorts of people will smile and have a better day just because it is there... no matter how long it stays there.
As a piece of art, it takes simple knitting to a high art form and that's got to be worth something.
Besides, I wonder how many people, not yet knitters will be brought from the dark side to the light of knitting by it's very presence....
If nothing else, it will start a conversation.. what is art and what is craft..
For me, art is the upshot of craft... it takes one to do the other... and this piece certainly illustrates this to me.
I agree with hamimono and knittabitta. That much time, yarn and creativity could go toward warm and/or fashionable clothing or accessories for lucky recipients.
Not a fan. As a longtime knitter, this kind of stuff makes me sad.
a) huge waste of good yarn . . . maybe this is the answer for why cheap acrylic yarn exists but I never get the point of such projects . . .
b) these public wrapping projects are usually ugly and poorly knit/attached/executed. I'm generally so aesthetically offended that I can't get past that to think about what the artistic concept might be .
c) expanding b,) even acrylic yarn is not made to weather in the elements so the first rain/snow/wind/extended sunshine makes what was ugly to begin with into an actual eyesore.Perhaps if these projects very temporary it is OK but so much work goes into their installation that they generally outstay their welcome . . .
"Yarn bombing," as it's name implies, is public vandalism. Cities end up having to spend taxpayer's money paying workers to remove them. I don't think the artists take proper responsibility for that. "I want to inflict my cheap crap on everyone and I'm too broke and lame to have a proper gallery installation of my vision, so I'll just I'll just sneak out at night and deface public property and harm trees."
wichita state university was yarn bombed last year. there are a lot of statues and people got very creative. i posted pictures here: http://tinyurl.com/c93t9qn
i enjoy yarn art. i think it reminds the public there are still knitters and crocheters in our high tech society, and it's never too late to learn.
I agree with headlemk plus many of these art installations do make the items reusable after the exhibit is over and are often donated to charity.
Often times walking around San Francisco you will come across some sort of public art or installation. The Yarn Art scattered throughout the city on sign poles or trees or covering other public areas always makes me stop and laugh. Uplifts my mood and changes my whole day. I think it's great.
I've seen this done in a very small town in Germany which happened to be the birthplace of Martin Luther! They covered the handrails around town so they are not so cold to hold on to when you need to cross over the bridges or climb up the hills. If I knew how to post pictures up here I would show how cute it makes the town! :)
I live in Redmond, WA and about a year ago, a woman (I'm sorry, I can't remember her name...) put sweaters on the trees in a downtown park! They looked sort of like "leggings." They were of beautifully colored stripes. She left them up for several months and many people took photos--they were even featured on a local TV program!
Our local Art Museum in Manchester, NH is set to do an event in the next couple of weeks. I can't wait to see it!
Saw some pillars dressed up in knitted covers at Devonport a short drive out of Auckland ,took some photos though they haven't done justice to the knitting .
Thought I would share this with you ,they looked very festive along the corridor with cafeterias of all kinds
Love this! While living in Europe last year I had the privilege, yes, privilege of coming across some yarn bombings in various cities. Such a fun surprise coming upon something so inspiring!
I Love whenever I encounter this yarn art! ...whether via face-to-face experience or reading about it via the internet/magazines, etc. This brings love and joy and color to the world, and most often the concept of collaboration, as the art is often the work of more than one person. Another phrase vs yarn "bombing" is yarn graffiti. I have created some yarn graffiti for the stand to my mailbox and love it when someone notices and expresses surprise and pleasure. Too often in this world of ours we are racing along... stuck to our technology... whatever... just not taking time to savor.
Every time I see one of these public yarn arts or "Yarn bombing" , I cringe to think how much wasted time and yarn goes into one of these events. Why not knit clothes for orphans, children in homeless shelters or blankets for the homeless? I just can't get excited about these public projects. The Untitled by Knitta is going to be subjected to the elements and soon won't be as colorful as it is now. But some poor little girl or boy who is cold and underclothes would wear a colorful sweater for a time and then probably pass it down to someone else. If you aren't interested in knitting for the needy, then sell what you make and donate the money. But don't ask me to show enthusiasm for someone who, first of all used an Addi Express knitting machine to generate fabric and then calls it art.
I live in Los Angeles, where the Yarn Bombers are quite active! They are working on a massive public art project to cover the facade of the Museum of Craft and Folk Art with granny squares. They've had smaller projects all over the city.
"Sayeg's dream project - covering an airplane in knitting" Yukoners beat her to it in August 2012 in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada. A vintage DC-3 had been made into a giant weather vane years ago and resides by the airport. check this link for pictures and CBC news story of the yarn-bombed DC-3
the individual pieces were made as blankets and given to homeless folks after the event.
There were trees yarn-bombed in the downtown park in Colorado Springs in 2010. It was beautiful. I have pictures.
I wish there was some way to explain the beauty of this to those who pooh-pooh it and say very snobbishly "this yarn could have been used for charity instead of being wasted to the elements".
My most recent response was "Do you wish paint was used for charitable purposes instead of in a beautiful painting such as a Rembrandt? It's someone's artistic expression and their expression shouldn't be denigrated. The beauty is in the onlooker's eyes. I may not like all types of art, but someone likes it and the artist expressed themselves. Please don't put them in a box."
I have seen some knitted covers for traffic bollards in Düsseldorf in Germany.
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Trailing by 14 points heading into the fourth quarter, Coach Emmanuel Dewalt gathered his players and told them to win the game by winning one possession at a time.
Earlier in the year Dewalt read the poem "One Possession" to his players, a poem about a player who was unfocused and undisciplined because it was just one possession. In the poem, the player's team loses by one point.
The first step in adopting the poem's mantra was defense.
Senior guard Dominique Wheeler drew the on-the-ball defensive assignment on Saluda's senior point guard and Anderson University commitment Maurice Henderson.
"Henderson is so quick and great in transition so he did a great job getting them from end to end of the court," Dewalt said. "We had to stop the ball so I told 'Speedy' to deny Maurice the ball, pressure Maurice when he had the ball and if he gave up the ball for to keep Maurice from getting it back."
Wheeler clamped down and his teammates rotated on defense with the results Mid-Carolina High School needed. Saluda did not score until three minutes into the fourth quarter. After that basket the next time a shot tickled the twine for the Tigers was with 1:15 remaining.
The Rebels closed the gap and took the lead thanks to a career high scoring night from Junior Danton Hyman who scored 27. Hyman was clutch at the line particularly in the fourth quarter when Saluda fouled often. In the final frame he hit 6 of 7 from the line.
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Early foul trouble was another reason the Rebels found themselves trailing by nine at the break. Senior captain Dante Boyd was in foul trouble for the second quarter.
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Trey Green logged big minutes and used his speed and athleticism to defend Henderson and coach said Malik Pearson gave the Rebels quality minutes.
"Guys stepped up and played their hearts out. In my three years at MCHS, going into the fourth quarter down 14 … my other two teams may not have fought back," he said.
The Rebels outscored the Tigers 26-9 in the fourth quarter and for the game the team hit 17-20 from the free throw line.
"Our guys are starting to believe and have confidence in each other. We played tough non-conference games for nights like this, so we would mentally tough and prepared," he said. "If you shoot like that you will win a lot of games."
At press time, the opponent had not been announced for the Rebels playoff game. The MCHS boys will play the loser of the Carolina-Crescent game while Saluda would play the Carolina-Crescent winner.
That uncertainty did little to change Dewalt's approach to preparing his players.
"I tell guys that we take 'em one game at a time and that the most important time is the next 30 minutes," he said. "The big thing is to keep them focused on the task at hand."
Dewalt called on the community to hit the road to either the upstate location and support his Rebels or to head to Blacksburg on Thursday night and support the Lady Rebels.
"This playoff game is a great opportunity to go play, no matter who our opponent turns out to be," he said. "It's a stepping stone as we work to change the culture of MCHS basketball. People in the community talk about the Newberry teams, and deservedly so, but we want people to talk about us as well (as we work to get our program to that level)."
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I crumbled crackers into the glass jug, screwed the lid back on, then waded out to my knees and immersed the jug, making certain not to leave any air bubbles inside.
Then we baited up with nightcrawlers, cast out, rested the poles in forked sticks shoved into the soft earth near the water's edge, and sat down with patience on a log.
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"Wasn't this about where the old diving tree stood?" asked John Vinson Euton.
"I think so," I said. "Where'd it go?"
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We both recalled how the Beattyville Braves of old, posing as Robin Hood and his merry men, used to tie ropes in the limbs and swing down and knock the sheriff of Nottingham and his posse out of their saddles, then grab the chest of gold from the King's carriage.
After the high-level dams were built in the 1960s, most of those trees had been felled by the lapping waters of the Ohio River and the waves pushed in by the big diesel towboats, eating the earth from around their roots. Flood waters had stolen a big chunk of Farmer Matt's bottomlands, too.
New maples and willows were growing back on the slope of the first rise, but there was hardly a tree big enough to accommodate a decent raid on the King's carriage by Robin and his band.
Friar Tuck and Little John are riding down together
With quarter-staff and drinking-can and grey goose feather.
The dead are coming back again, the years are rolled away
In Sherwood, in Sherwood, about the break of day.
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Nor was there a tree anywhere large enough to shelter the tree house, which we remembered stood between the diving tree and Sherwood Forest.
The tree house, built of every conceivable piece of board and driftwood, was sheltered nearly 30 feet up in the limbs of a giant silver maple.
It had a deck on the front where we lay in the dappled shade and were cooled by a river breeze. We could peer out through the foliage and see the paddlewheelers pushing their barges of coal along, sometimes – when the water was up in the willows – so close we could see the pilot light his cigar.
For the Braves, the tree house offered a place of security in an insecure world.
Vinson Euton was looking now across the river at the sandbar lying just downstream from the point where the Scioto River flows into the Ohio.
That stretch of sandy beach once represented Guam, Iowa Jima, Corregidor, Battan and Okinawa.
The six of us Braves would pile into the little red john boat, the Reuben James, heavily armed with wooden rifles, cardboard bazookas and flame throwers, tin can grenades, and invade the Japanese strongholds.
Vinson, the general who led the attack, was, like the rest of us — indestructible. We could be machine-gunned down or somersaulted by exploding shells, we quickly leaped back up to fight on.
I remember that summer of 1945 as though it were yesterday. How could I ever forget? It was a summer filled with more adventures than any boy had a right to expect.
I keep trying to recapture that summer of 1945: Wash Tubbs and Captain Easy, Terry and the Pirates, Orphan Annie, Red Ryder, the Gumps, Fibber McGee and Molly, Gabriel Heatter and Walter Winchell; and the Saturday matinees at the old Garden Theater — Lash Larue , The Phantom serials and John Wayne in "Back to Bataan."
Vinson and I discovered that some things hadn't changed. We still caught fish from the river.
We landed several sheepshead, a catfish, a smallmouth bass, and two hybrids.
When I raised the minnow jug, I was surprised to see, in among the captured three or four dozen river shiners, an Ohio River chub. We used to catch chubs with cane poles and take them home for our moms to fry in an iron skillet. This was the first chub I had seen in the river in a long time.
"If the chubs are coming back, then the river has to be getting cleaner," I said.
We were so busy catching fish that another Brave of old, Dale Bailey, had slipped up and sat down on a cinderblock behind us. Another of the Braves, Hobo Cooper, who at the time lived in Beattyville, was to join us later.
Sad to report, since that day Vinson and I made that visit to the Beattyville riverfront, both Hobo and Dale have died.
That leaves four of us: Richard Keith, in the Canal Zone, Gayle Sanders, in Surprise, Arizona, and Vinson and me — still kicking around the Beattyville waterfront, looking for the tree house.
It was nostalgia such as that detailed above that led me to spend last winter writing my novel, "That Summer of '45."
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Handmade jewelry and Jewelry suppliesVariety of findings, beads and pendants. Also handmade jewelry made with semi precious stones.
Charlene's Beads
Japanese seed beads and more.All sizes of Japanese seed beads, Tila beads, Peanut beads and more.
Hannah Rosner – Good River Gallery
Beads, Jewelry and Beading PatternsI specialize in handmade jewelry, purses, glasswork and lampwork beads, made of the finest materials. I teach beadweaving and lampworking techniques, and many of my tutorials are available for purchase online.