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Nobody is going to purchase the book anyway, but the infamous queen of the caylee warrior tards pudders doesn't even understand that…
Can you imagine how empty someone's life is that they boycott things that nobody will purchase anyway?
Murt, run as far away as you can from pudders! The woman is obsessed with Casey Anthony! She needs to seek the help of a psychiatrist to get rid of her obsession with a CLOSED CASE.
Not gonna lie…I'll probably buy it, read it in a day, then return it to the book store to get my $ back like I did when I bought The Secret 'cause that sh!t DID NOT change my life!
Isn't that pretty much stealing? I didn't know books come with a 100% satisfaction, life-changing guarantee. Or you can try to ban an author, buy the book, and then take the book back, AFTER you read it. Silly me.
Plenty of book stores have a policy around here that if you're not satisfied with what you purchased, you can return it (within a certain amount of time) as long as you haven't done damage to the books. Same with anything else you purchase. If you don't like what you buy, you return it. If I bought a peach and get home and notice there's mold on it, I'm gonna return it. That's not stealing.
HOWEVER, jnet, that being said, you should really learn how to take a joke. 😉
It is not really stealing but it also is not the best way to handle the situation. The reason is this. If she buys the book the sale gets counted on any seller list. If the book is returned for a refund it is NOT subtracted from the sale totals.
The better solution is to go to the library and either check it out or read it at the library. Libraries are going to get a certain number of books anyway so by reading it from that source will not skew the numbers to where the book is given a higher rank than it deserves.
Why even bother to boycott? It is like boycotting Amelia the skank's book. How many copies has the loser sold? 10?
Pudders why don't you take up a new hobby like… Getting the roaches out of your apartment.
Executioner: When I was approached with the extent of Badme102's actions along with others against the boycott supporters, I felt it necessary to lend them whatever hand I could.
I am but a small voice out there. That said, if it helps them in their efforts then I am willing to help.
Badme has absolutely nothing to do with the boycott. That psychotic loon is on an island all on her own, with her own psychological issues.
Just so you know Murt, pudders is known for being a loon that is obsessed with a dead child. Most people find her weird and creepy and stay away from her.
She tried to team up with Marc Klaas but he replied on twitter he was "too busy."
Do you not understand pudders that most people are TOO FUCKING BUSY to obsess over Casey Anthony?
Ugh, that woman creeps everyone out. She lives in a dump apartment with roaches and obsesses over Casey. She is a study in abnormal psychology.
Murt, don't hitch your wagon to the crazy wagon of pudders. Seriously dude, the woman is roach-shit crazy… LITERALLY
I would hope that anyone supporting the two causes I will be streaming about can set personalities aside. I do not know what the problem is between Pudders and the rest of you and I really do not care. It was this sort of personal animosity that ruined my original stream and I want to avoid a repeat of that scenario.
My intent is to discuss the two issues, pro and con and am hoping that everyone can participate and be grown ups at the same time.
Well, what sort of mother allows their children to live in a roach infested apartment? Happy mothers day pudders!!!! (NOT)
But any effort that would include a woman as abnormal and creepy as pudders, has no credibility.
Caylee warriors — Take notice. If you want to be taken seriously DUMP pudders99… Block her on twitter, leave her facebook page. She is bringing you down and giving you a bad name.
FWIW, I support anyone who wants to actively ban/oppose Jose's book.
It's a free country.
I'm on the periphery of all the CayleeWarrior stuff, but support them in my own way (simply put, I refuse to give $$$ to anything Baez-Casey-defense related!).
Honestly, though….I truly think Jose's book is destined to TANK on its own. It's already been reduced in price by at least 33% at last count (pre-release), has horrible rankings and I believe only an extremely small amount of people will actually buy it! Because "BenBella" is a third-tier, boutique-type publisher, there ARE NO ADVANCE PAYMENTS to authors. In other words, it's a "partnership" in which the author only gets paid IF (and I stress ***IF***) the book sales EXCEED the cost of printing, distribution, promotion, money for the staffers, etc., etc. There is a VERY good chance Jose will *maybe" just barely break even (if that). He is 100% at risk of actually LOSING money. That's just the way these smaller, no-advance publishers work. Trust me, I have friends who work for very similar companies. There are NO BIG BUCKS at stake for Jose here. My friends and I think he took his book proposal to all the "big dogs/publishers" and struck out again and again. He eventually found a smaller, third-tier boutique operation but it reeks of desperation on his part. Just my opinion!! Peace! XOXO
Holly, what do you think of pudders99?
My reason for getting back into the webcast on this subject has more to do with the subject than one individual or the boycott or even the petition. I am doing this to give the groups a voice and allow them their viewpoint. I will have the chat open for people to debate their views be it for or against each of the issues. I only will ask that people respect each other and that we do not have the kind of nonsense that took place when I streamed early in the case.
Come on Holly, I've seen pudders say things about you… You've got to fight back. Don't let that bully get away with her antics. Tell us what you really think!
I just want to know if Pudders has cleared up her ROACH INFESTATION in her house that her neighbors reported her to the health department for?
I boycott them all equally. Let me know how I can help with the boycott.
Pudders have you got the roaches under control????
I feel that all this boycott is going to do is draw attention to Jose's book instead of getting people to not publish it. I wouldn't be surprised if all these so called warriors go out and buy the book just so they can find out more info about this case per Jose. Maybe instead of advertising a boycott, these warriors should spend this time that they do talking about this case, with theif family instead.
Boycotts are usually a form of protest that will either persuade or or not, those who are on the fence about buying the book.
There will be those who have already made up their minds and will either buy it or not.
I am certain that the warriors talk to their family and friends about their concerns from time to time. The blogs and groups on the internet are a way for like minded people to come together and talk among themselves about common concerns and interests.


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This page details reports of some of our Highlands and Islands Branch trips and events. Please feel free to send in your event accounts or anecdotes! firstname.lastname@example.com
The forecast was for sunshine with cloud coming over later in the day. However, as the seven of us gathered at the meeting point for the walk into Glenmarksie on 23rd May the cloud was already beginning to obscure the sun.
There was very little insect life to be seen on the way up and that really set the pattern for the day. However, seeing a Wood Warbler and a Spotted Flycatcher, plus later on the hillside a Redstart and a Whinchat quite made up for the lack of insects.
By the time we reached the area where we were hoping to see Pearl-bordered Fritillary it was rather cool and only two of the butterflies were seen. No other butterflies, no large day-flying moths though a few micros were caught. Yet on 8th May when Andy and I were at the site the Pearl-bordered Fritillaries were present, so it is guesswork whether we were too late on this visit or the cold conditions were responsible.
However the array of flowers on the hillside was wonderful. Lots of Common Dog Violets, the food plant of the Pearl-bordered Fritillary, and some very pretty deep pink Wood Sorrel flowers, normally white.
The Slowworm we came across was certainly suffering from the cold as one of the group was able to pick it up, it seemed to enjoy the warmth of the hand.
So, not many Lepidoptera but a very enjoyable day out.
Glen Orrin 17 May 2015
Glen Orrin car park on 17th May, fresh snow on the hills, 7 degrees, chilly wind and poor forecast with threat of showers. Just the day to look for butterflies. Ewan was the only person with enough faith to turn up, so we set off on what was to be a surprisingly good day, although clad in waterproofs against the weather.
The track has of course been the subject of two scrub clearing days during the autumn and spring which has opened both the track and some areas on either side. During a visit two weeks earlier it was wonderful to note how the violets had spread, these being the food plant of the Pearl-bordered Fritillary, and the purpose behind the scrub bashing exercise.
So, despite the weather, and by waiting for the odd blink of sunshine, eight Pearl-bordered Fritillaries were recorded. Also of note were three Dark Green Fritillary caterpillars, Speckled Yellow and Small Purple-barred moths.
In the event we returned to the cars without getting wet at the end of a quite pleasant outing.
Margaret and Andy
Glen Orrin Scrub Clearance Work Party – Saturday 21st March 2015
This is the second scrub clearance event to be held at Glen Orrin, the inaugural one being just the previous autumn and was so enjoyable that attendees wanted to return and do it again! Fortunately in stark contrast to last autumn's event the weather on Saturday was glorious, with bright sunshine tempting eleven volunteers to come along and get stuck in. The site is on the steepish southerly slopes of An Dun on Fairburn Estate and a classic location for Pearl-bordered Fritillary, which are monitored by Andy Scott and Margaret Currie.
As in the autumn we focussed our efforts on the mid-section of the track and the steeper slopes directly above/below, mainly uprooting and cutting down gorse and broom but also raking the dead and dry bracken litter away in the hope of encouraging a better ground flora, particularly violets, which are the sole foodplant of Pearl-bordered Fritillary caterpillars.
Unfortunately, i was unable to borrow the "Treepoppers" that we used so successfully to uproot the whins last autumn. These are robust long-handled pliers that grip the lower stump uprooting it as the handle is pushed down. However, i had ordered a consignment of twenty to be used by Butterfly Conservation and other bodies back in December, but they are coming directly from the manufacturers in South Africa as nobody in the UK makes or imports them. So i am just hoping that that they are still in a container on a boat somewhere out in the Atlantic.
Everyone had another thoroughly enjoyable day, fuelled as always by plenty of tea and cake, so much so that they are keen to come back again! In fact the cake count outnumbered the butterfly and moth list five to one. The sole species being seen a worn Dotted Border, though a number of micro-moths evaded capture. It was somewhat surprising given the sunshine and warm micro-climate of the site that we did not see any butterflies. It was certainly far easier undertaking the work in the spring when the bracken was dormant than in the autumn so i'm sure we will return next spring.
Andy and Margaret intend to continue their monitoring of the Pearl-bordered Fritillaries so we should be able to assess how they respond to the scrub clearance and bracken racking. I just hope they appreciate our efforts!
Finally i'd like to thank Peter Hingston of Fairburn Estate, for his support and permission to undertake the work.
Tom Prescott.
Lochaline field trip for Blomer's Rivulet. June 22nd 2014.
Pete Moore
Last year, on 14 June 2013, Mary Eagleson, taking part in a BC Highland branch field trip, found a Blomer's Rivulet at Lochaline on the Morvern peninsular. This was accepted as the first record of this species for Scotland.
Another branch field trip was organised for this June, 2014, to confirm the presence of Blomer's Rivulet in the area and if possible get an idea of how numerous and how widespread it is in the area.
On 21 June 2014, five moth traps were run overnight near Lochaline - all near to wych elms, the foodplant of Blomer's Rivulet. Continuous woodland runs along both western and eastern shores of Loch Aline so three traps were set on the western side and two traps on the eastern side. The Blomer's Rivulet seen last year was at the southern tip of the western side woodland.
The following morning, a small group of Highland branch members went through the traps. An actinic set close to where Blomer's was seen last year mysteriously had no moths in it at all. However, an MV trap 800m further along the western shore woodland held 20 Blomer's and an MV trap a further 900m along (i.e. 1.7km from the site of last year's site) held 10 Blomer's.
The two traps on the eastern side of the loch held no Blomer's, which was surprising. One MV trap on the east side was just 500m from the site of last year's record, albeit on the opposite side of the loch.
Further trapping will be required to understand the full extent of Blomer's in the Lochaline area. However, this year's trip has confirmed the presence of Blomer's in this area and learned that there is a healthy but probably quite restricted population of Blomer's Rivulet at Lochaline. The numbers of wych elm within the woodland seem to dwindle as one moves northwards along the shore, which may account for the lower numbers seen in the more northerly MV trap. But with 20 and 10 individuals within the two traps respectively, it was one of the most numerous species of moth in the traps.
Amazingly, around the time of this visit to Lochaline, Julie Stoneman and Doug Gilbert discovered Blomer's Rivulet whilst moth-trapping at Invermoriston – 65 miles away from Lochaline!! This surprise discovery of a second site brings into focus the question of how long Blomer's Rivulet has been in Scotland – has it simply been overlooked and now discovered by chance or is it spreading and increasing in numbers?
Further targeted trapping of areas of wych elm, especially in the west of Scotland, should add more pieces to the Blomer's Rivulet puzzle!
Naturally, lots of other moth species were found in the field trip traps along with Blomer's Rivulet – 78 species in all – 64 macro-moths and 14 micro-moths. A good night's trapping!!
Full moth list below:
Barred Red
Agapeta hamana
Beautiful Brocade
Agriphila selasella
Beautiful Golden Y
Agriphila straminella
Blomer's Rivulet
Anania fuscalis
Bright-line Brown-eye
Argyresthia conjugella (Apple Fruit Moth)
Brimstone Moth
Celypha lacunana
Broom Moth
Chrysoteuchia culmella (Garden grass-veneer)
Brown Rustic
Epiblema uddmanniana
Brussels Lace
Eucosma cana
Buff Ermine
Nymphula nitidulata (Beautiful China-mark)
Pandemis cerasana (Barred Fruit-tree Tortrix)
Platyptilia gonodactyla (Triangle Plume)
Clouded Border
Scoparia ancipitella
Clouded Brindle
Udea olivalis
Common Carpet
Common Lutestring
Common Rustic agg.
Common Wave
Common White Wave
Coxcomb Prominent
Double Square-spot
Dusky Brocade
Elephant Hawk-moth
Flame Shoulder
Foxglove Pug
Gold Swift
Green Arches
Green Carpet
Grey Arches
Grey Pug
Heart and Dart
Iron Prominent
Large Yellow Underwing
Light Emerald
Map-winged Swift
Middle-barred Minor
Mottled Beauty
Oblique Carpet
Pale Prominent
Pale-shouldered Brocade
Peach Blossom
Peacock Moth
Pebble Prominent
Peppered Moth
Poplar Hawk-moth
Purple Clay
Riband Wave
Sandy Carpet
Satin Beauty
Scalloped Hazel
Silver-ground Carpet
Small Angle Shades
Small Dotted Buff
Small Fan-foot
Small Phoenix
Small Square-spot
Smoky Wainscot
Tawny-barred Angle
True Lover's Knot
White Ermine
Pete Moore
Glenborrodale RSPB reserve field trip, Ardnamurchan. June 15 2014
Following hot on the heels of the Carna Island field trip came another Ardnamurchan moth event. Four light traps were run at RSPB's Glenborrodale oakwood reserve on the night of June 14. The following morning, seven folk met up to go through the traps.
A total of 58 macro-moth and 18 micro-moth species were recorded, a good night's trapping.
Pete Moore
Isle of Carna field-trip, June 2014
Pete Moore
The Isle of Carna is a privately owned 600 acre island in Loch Sunart just off the Ardnamurchan peninsula. It is being managed for its wildlife and so the owner and boatman/caretaker invited us onto the island to find out what was there in the way of butterflies and moths.
Four of us were taken across to the island on the afternoon of Friday 13 June to set up a total of nine moth traps. Most were sited in the area of the three cottages on the south side of the island but with the help of a small boat, a few were set up in an area of birchwood along the coast to the west of the cottages. Different habitats were targeted with the aim of increasing the number of moth species caught. Traps were set in or near birchwood, pinewood, boggy willow scrub, flowery meadow, bog myrtle, saltmarsh, heather and general rough vegetation. The traps were fired up at dusk and we spent the night in one of the cottages. It was a perfect night for moths (and midges) – warm, calm and overcast. Incidentally, there is a cottage available to rent on the island - see the website: www.isleofcarna.co.uk.
We got up early in the morning to switch off and cover up the traps. A further eight folk came over on the morning of Saturday 14 June to see what was in the traps and have a wander to look for butterflies. There were so many moths in the traps that it took all day, with hardly a break, to go through them! A total of 76 macro-moths and 12 micro-moths were identified. Although it was mild, there was little sun and only 4 species of butterfly were seen – orange-tip, red admiral, green-veined white and small heath. Moth list below:
barred red Argyresthia brockkeela
beautiful brocade Argyresthia goedartella
beautiful golden Y Caloptilia alchimiella
birch mocha Celypha lacunana
bordered white Chrysoteuchia culmella
bright-line brown-eye Crambus ericella
brimstone Crambus lathoniellus
broken-barred carpet Hellinsia tephradactyla
broom Mompha raschkiella
brown rustic Notocelia uddmanniana
brown silver-line Opostega salaciella
buff ermine Pandemis cerasana
chimney sweeper
clouded buff
clouded-bordered brindle
common marbled carpet
common wave
common white wave
common/lesser common rustic
dark brocade
dusky brocade
elephant hawkmoth
flame carpet
flame shoulder
four-dotted footman
foxglove pug
garden carpet
gold swift
green arches
green carpet
grey arches
grey dagger
grey pine carpet
grey scalloped bar
ingrailed clay
knot grass
light emerald
light knot-grass
map-winged swift
middle-barred minor
mottled beauty
narrow-winged pug
northern eggar
pale-shouldered brocade
peach blossom
pebble hook-tip
pebble prominent
poplar hawkmoth
poplar kitten
purple clay
red twin-spot carpet
rustic shoulder-knot
satin lutestring
scalloped hazel
silver hook
silver-ground carpet
small angle shades
small argent and sable
small clouded brindle
small dotted buff
small phoenix
small square-spot
smoky wainscot
spruce carpet
true lover's knot
welsh wave
white ermine
ROSEMARKIE CLIFFS Sunday 20 July 2014
Once again the forecast wasn't promising, heavy rain and possible thunderstorms. However there were six of us who met at the seafront, hoping that it wouldn't be too bad. It was slightly dull and overcast as we set out, but the clouds soon started to lift and it turned into a gloriously warm and sunny day.
We walked along the beach to start with seeing a Green-veined White, but soon turned onto a path which parallels the beach with farmland on the other side. As we walked along we saw a few Ringlets and Meadow Browns, a single Scotch Argus, Common Blue and Small Tortoiseshell as well as the micro moth Agriphila straminella and macro moths Shaded Broad-bar, Small Fan-footed Wave and Silver-ground Carpet amongst others.
The farmland soon gave way to rougher ground with hills beyond and we heard the sound of a Peregrine calling, probably a juvenile, and shortly afterwards saw three Peregrines flying overhead.
We reached the end of the path and took to the beach again with steeper slopes and cliffs to our left. We spotted a couple of fairly large Buddleia bushes and decided to push through the bracken covered slopes for a closer look.
It turned out to be a wise choice as we saw 8 species of butterfly around the lowest bush including Grayling, Speckled Wood, Large White and Red Admiral. After spending a while there, we moved on round the cliffs looking for suitable habitat for our target species, Northern Brown Argus.
At this point the going became a bit tougher, scrambling over rocks, and a couple of us lagged behind a bit. However we spotted a very small patch of Common Rockrose on the cliff, the larval foodplant of the Northern Brown Argus and a single adult.
We caught up with the others and after having lunch, when we saw a couple of Dolphins a fair distance off-shore, we re-traced our steps and had a good look at the cliff. We soon spotted more Common Rockrose and watched at least four Northern Brown Argus butterflies including a mating pair.
We returned the same way and added Small Heath to our butterfly list making a total of twelve species, certainly the most I've seen on any butterfly walks.
Species list:
Green-veined White
Scotch Argus
Meadow Brown
Small Tortoiseshell
Speckled Wood
Red Admiral
Common Blue
Large White
Northern Brown Argus
Small Heath
Agriphila straminella
Shaded Broad-bar
Small Fan-footed Wave
Silver-ground Carpet
Udea lutealis
Riband Wave
Common Rustic agg
Large Yellow Underwing
Mother of Pearl
Others: Cardinal Beetles, Seven-spot Ladybirds, Robin's Pincushion Gall
Audrey Turner
This was a joint BC & RSPB moth-trapping event with a two-fold objective. Firstly, it was part of annual monitoring of the rare Dark Bordered Beauty moth, RSPB Insh Marshes being one of only three Scottish sites where this species is found. Secondly, it gave members of the public a chance to see this gorgeous moth, along with many other species.
About 20 people attended and they split into three groups, with Tom Prescott (BC), Mike Taylor (County moth recorder) and Pete Moore (RSPB Warden) as the leaders. Each group looked through two moth traps that had been run the night before. It had been very mild and calm the previous night – good conditions for moths – and there were about 50 moth species in each trap. The full species list will be added to this report in due course but in addition to Dark Bordered Beauty, highlights included Blue-bordered Carpet and Slender Brindle, the latter very scarce this far north.
After lunch, a smaller group walked the Invertromie trail to look for butterflies but the long hot sunny spell of weather that we had been enjoying for the previous week decided to end now. It became cloudy and a bit breezy but it remained warm though and butterflies continued to be active in sheltered places. During the day we saw Dark Green and Small Pearl-bordered Fritillaries, Ringlet, Meadow Brown, Small Tortoiseshell, Northern Brown Argus, Scotch Argus, Small Heath and Green-veined White. Moth highlight of the walk was Narrow-bordered Bee Hawk moth larva spotted by the eagle-eyed James Hammond.
Thanks go to the RSPB Insh Marshes volunteers who helped put the moth traps out the day before and then cover them up early on the morning of the event.
Pete Moore
Mountain Ringlet at Meall Liath 15 July 2014
This trip was postponed from the weekend due to unsuitable weather. The forecast for Tuesday the 15th looked promising, so it was decided to go ahead with it even though there would only be two of us going.
We walked up a forest track climbing steadily through the trees until we left the track and started a steeper climb alongside a burn which runs down the middle of a grassy ride between the trees. I found an ordinary Ringlet in the grass by the side of the burn, so at least one butterfly was about.
We got to the top of the treeline without finding anything else and went through a gate to start searching the area where the butterflies have been seen previously. The wind was a lot stronger this high up with quite a cold edge to it; it was also quite cloudy with occasional sunny spells.
Despite searching extensively for a couple of hours, all that was seen was a Grey Mountain Carpet moth and a Small Heath butterfly. As we were sitting eating lunch, I spotted a few Heather Flies – Bibio pomonae. We resumed searching after lunch for a short while, but found nothing so decided to head back down.
On the way back down the side of the burn, I spotted a brown butterfly low down in the grass, thinking it was probably just a Ringlet, I knelt down for a closer look just in case. Success at last, it was a slightly tatty Mountain Ringlet!
After we admired it for a few minutes and I took some photos, we carried on downhill searching carefully, but all we saw were a couple more Small Heaths, a Ringlet and the micro moth Udea lutealis.
When we were just a few minutes away from the car, I spotted an Adder curled up in short vegetation by the side of the track, the first one I've ever seen.
Full species list;
Butterflies; Moths; Others;
Mountain Ringlet Grey Mountain Carpet Adder
Ringlet Udea lutealis Common Frog
Small Heath Heather Fly
Roe Deer
Audrey Turner
Moth Night 2014 at Spinningdale 5th July
As in 2012, five battery operated traps were set at various points on the Woodland Trust's Ledmore and Migdale Woods property. This time they were within 400m of the recently constructed shelter at Torry Croft. Unfortunately the weather overnight was clear, with a half moon and was decidedly cool (Fay Wilkinson had recorded just 5 degrees in her garden a few miles away). As a result the number of moths caught was very limited.
The event was billed as a joint Butterfly Conservation/Woodland Trust one and Juliet Robinson was the official Woodland Trust representative promoting the event locally and providing the signage and First Aid backup on the day. As it turned most of the participants were Highland Branch members and there were 10 of us in all (two other folk, who were actually holidaying at Loch Carron, had unfortunately underestimated the time needed for travelling and only met up with us as we were departing.)
It was very much a case of spinning things out with chat and as everyone knew everyone it ended up as an enjoyable social get together even though there were only 25 moths of just 10 species! Even then two Chestnut-coloured Carpets were of particular interest as even some of the seasoned moth recorders had not seen one before.
Species list No.
Silver-ground Carpet 2
Northern Spinach 4
Chestnut-coloured Carpet 2
Green Carpet 2
Magpie Moth 1
Mottled Beauty 5
Barred Red 1
True Lover's Knot 3
Ingrailed Clay 4
Smoky Wainscot 1
Tony Mainwood July 2014
Balintore & Shandwick 2 July 2014
Despite a very poor forecast eight people gathered at the meeting place in Balintore. Just before we set out, there was a light shower of rain which luckily was brief and then it stayed fair for the rest of the walk. It was however, dull, overcast and very windy, not the best weather for seeing butterflies and moths.
We persevered and after walking along a path just above the beach, we crossed a fence into a grassy area which was more sheltered. We hoped we'd have more chance of seeing butterflies here. Our party was joined by another two people at this point and we saw a couple of Ringlets and a Meadow Brown. We also found some Robin's Pincushion galls on Dog Rose, the galls are formed after the gall wasp Diplolepis rosae lays it's eggs in a bud in the spring.
We crossed back over a stile near a bench with a Bus Stop sign and started walking along a narrow path through some very high vegetation; the bracken was taller than me in places! (5 foot 6 inches)! It was tricky going as it is narrow and steep in places. On some of the more open areas there were plenty of interesting plants, Common Rockrose, Biting Stonecrop, Wild Thyme and Carline Thistle, but no butterflies although a Snout Moth was seen as was a Yellow Shell.
We eventually came back onto the beach near a spring called Tobar na Slainte, or The Well of Health. Unfortunately the stonework surrounding the well was damaged in winter storms in 2012. We stopped there for lunch as it was fairly sheltered from the wind.
We returned the same way but saw a few more butterflies and moths on the way back, including a Speckled Wood, a Six-spot Burnet, more Ringlets and Meadow Browns and a very small Poplar Hawk-moth caterpillar.
Full Species List;
Butterflies; Moths; Others;
Meadow Brown Poplar Hawk-moth larva Seven-spot Ladybird
Ringlet Six-spot Burnet
Speckled Wood Snout
Yellow Shell
Audrey Turner.
LYNWILG, ALLT NA CRICHE PATH - Sat 17 May
Many thanks Audrey for your directions.
Before the Scripture Union building I heard a singing male Pied Flycatcher. & got to see it. I was really pleased with myself that I recognised the song after not hearing it for many years. I also watched the parachute display of Tree Pipit. & heard Cuckoo.
I managed to take some lovely movie footage on my mobile fone of close-up of a common shrew on the tarmac road. Stunning wee creature.
The day was breezy & overcast & chilly. So, although there was no bright sunshine Common Heath moths were especially active & abundant above the tree line. I was intrigued to notice how variable specimens were in tones. Regrettably no Pearl-bordered Fritillary's were observed.
At 2pm it started to drizzle. So, back at Aviemore for 3.30
Sadly, no-one else turned up at the meeting point. I had the day to myself. It was just me. Nonetheless, I had a really wonderful wildlife walk.
Mark Wynn
Silverdale, 23 - 26th May 2014. A small group of Highland Branch members had a most successful weekend away in Silverdale, South Cumbria.
On their first day the Chairman of the Cumbria Branch very kindly took us to the best places to discover butterflies & moths in this area of outstanding natural beauty. Each site visited exhibited a very different precious landscape. & he could have recommended another 10!!! sites. However, that was enough to keep our group busy. The good news was that they're all very close. No long drives. & all very accessible. Some we could easily 'self-guide'. However, we were immensely grateful for his tips at other sites.
The following day we went to a very favourable site in search of Duke of Burgundy Fritillary – & were successful in seeing this very attractive wee insect, together with Dingy Skipper. For some the highlight was observing a spectacular long horn moth – Nemophora degeerella. The male was especially stunning.
After their evening meal the group were given a power-point presentation on the re-establishment of colonies of Marsh Fritillary in Cumbria. Finishing up with some breath-taking magic !!! (Marsh Fritillary pictured at top of page, photo by Ewan Munro)
The following day the Highland Branch group joined the Cumbria Branch for their AGM + various talks. However, the first event was the opening of moth traps. & some real delights were to be observed (list to follow). Moreover, as part of the day we walked a number of a farmer's fields where in the sunshine literally dozens of Marsh Fritillaries were freshly emerging. Awesome. & some were lucky to see Forester moths too.
Later that same day we were taken to a brown field site – wind factory – & got to see Small Blues & Wall Browns, amongst others butterflies.
Our last day we explored a site with panoramic views shown to us on that first afternoon. Here, Fritillaries were flitting about. At first the consensus was they were Small Pearl-bordered Fritillaries. Then we were challenged by a another butterfly enthusiast's photo taken minutes earlier. From his snap he was convinced they were Pearl-bordered Fritillaries. Ahhhhhh well. A Green Hairstreak was spotted as well as a small number of female Brimstones butterflies & at least one male.
All in all a wonderful sojourn. & thanks to the party's convivial company.
Mark Wynn

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It 4» difficult to convince him that I Ms la far from the. truth, that thousands of chess clubei through" out the country flourish because they cater to members of meddbm .ukil] who play for pleasure and relaxation alone. (Certainly the prestige of the club may depend on several bril-liant members. But these no more ' represent. _the. .chess public than ' <Julbertaon represents....bridge. resulted \ * *iif the ^puth Shore team, is n^bn^TEn? m'az'of av^el^ age intelligence,than any other social game-or eport. AH it ^de-mands Is a normal fund oif com* mon sense and a liberal Imagih* ation., .. - When the public accepts th4 s fact, it will uncover a boundless field of personal enjoyment and stimulation. — - Bomber* To Tackle Springfield Grays The Grumman Bombers will go after their sixth victory In ten games this season when they clash with the Springfield Greys to-night, (Thursday), under the arc lights at the Municipal Stadium The game, which will start a 8:45 o'clock was originally sched-uled to be played a week ago last Sunday but was postponed be-cause of rain. Sunday night, the Bombers will play their second contest of the week when they encounter the Brooklyn Colored Giants in a re-turn game. The Bombers nosed the hoyal Giants out In their first meeting, 11 to 10. ^# Et la "weir to' note that In the local club the core about which outsjde competitive activities re* valve Is composed of not more players. This depen- • deuce is so marKed that the.ab- _oence of two of them at a recent , KANE ON VACATION Will Jam Kane, assistant ager of . the Wool worth store, Is on a two weeks' vacation on his native heath, near Canaan, N. H* He Is on the list of forthcoming draftees, and expects to be called Into military service In July. Don-ald- Fox will succeed him in bis store post. The re-electfoa of Russell E. Rotating; ^president of the Free-port Exchange Club, ae secretary o( the state organization, was announced at the weeKry meet* ing of the club yesterday, in Hota's Eastpbrt Inn. In the^ ab-sence of a scheduled speakerr-the delegates to the recent conven-tion gave oral reports on the recent gathering^ at Albany, JAobert Goldsmith, chairman of the group, was.a member of-the ^committee—on -Jbredentj&le and spoke at one of the sessions. James R. Yoiiatt, another dele-gate, spoke and Walter M Nich-olas, who accompanied the dele-gates, was heard. Announcement was made that the 1942 conven-tion wiould be held in Blnghamp-ton. Walter Danzfger is&ue an" ap-peal on behalf of the United Ser-vice Org&nizatlone drive &nd re-ported receipts of $84 in cash with an additional $45 in pledgee* Famoua Eoglander Sandwich Bed champion Idcbl *g*M#U#*M HMMMt^WMW** ************** A !****** Mw* l!f; A' ncwapape* «l<k,..ea%neat^,j our entire community YSAK-JSSUE NO. S FRECtORT, tOMO BLAND, NEW YORK THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1941 with Innerspring IT FOLDS $1,000 Mark Paaaed During First Week Defense Leader Lillian R. Rockwell To Wed Robert King The engagement of Miss Lillian R; Rockwell, North Grove st., to Robert King. Llnden.pl., was announced by her - parents* Mr. and Mrs. William Rockwell, at a dinner party in the Rockwell home. Miss Rockwell is a graduate^ of Our Holy Redeemer schooland Hempstead High School, Rockville Centre. J Weekend Special 12*98 V Simon Baumann Inc FURNITURE, BEDDING, CARPETS 52 So. Main St. Freeport 226 Front Hempatead They Have Faith In Freeport th» calendar year* leading 'jG worthy element of our community life. * TK? Chamber'^ primary and ultimate objective ia an incraae in local trade* which will^^In turn, apu? every other factor in our community. And in organizing to promote local bugiheaa a»d enhance proaperity here, the menibera of the Chamber of Commerce, very wiaely^ af0 l» on A com" munity, repreasnting all factor and elementa tgae ii^ua dex^ph;ba^^i#^#w fiii^ f ^t future* T%%ey 3aur^ prou^ of mei^ town M to Be more proud aa daya go by. They are progrea-aive and enterpriamg, iand motivated by an ardent deaire to keep Freeport in ita proper place in the aim, maintaining our community aa the prime liv-ing and trading cgnt^r of the South Shore. Mark* Large Meeting Qf Workers In * Dugot&t — Divisions Ex-pect to Reach $5,000 Goal Set By Chairman Waldman—Women Plan Final Canvass. / With contributions totaling more than $l,05jQ .reported, Freeport has passed the quar-ter- mark in its drive to raise $4,000 for the United Service Organization^ drive— These figures were announced at "the second meeting of the cam-paign workers* in the Ameri-can Legion dugout Monday night and Dr. Milton Wald- j man, the, chairman, expressed confidence that the $5,000 goal he set would be attained. John D. Easterlin, chairman of the commerce and industry com-mittee reported a total of at least $400 received. For the special -gifts committee Joseph H. MoCIoskey announced gifts and two other^ of " ^E—ff^o2f*.% $^Msb&,^a,#p?nk^ Defense Pbn For Freeport To e Develoed Dunker And Trenchard Named To Head Group— Will Appoint Aide* With the. naming of Herman C. Punkerand Asa-A. Trenchard, both village trustees and past com-manders of William Clinton Story Post, A. L., to shape the part Freeport is to play in the defense of Nassau County, in the eVent-of an emergency, the work will be inaugurated soon. Mayor Wor-den E. Winne has designated the two as director . and assistant director respectively for the vil-lage. They are to select half a dozen assistants to carry out the task. .'Trustee Dunker is..a-member of the Nassau County defense, com-nj&* ttee,.;Jieaded by ^EarlJ. .Ben?* \vBpck%#e;;jC:6%^& -^•T:fT^.,•_,.; • "..-I * AV... '.;, . i^^ r College Contingent Of 17 Bo* :-i&) For Service July 11 HERMAN C DUNKER ABZL8ON .2nd Vice F?es*deBt APFLZTON Treaaurer mumty^widebasia. They know that qommiunity problem* are general prosperity problems; and la true. Z __ of tM^^aneJ ^an&ber mem* iajliat these leading persons in the com* of Cpmeirce lAVjt^ yo^u ' .;^ ' J^JQCKsF^^^^ Th#y invite othera of aimilar community zeal to join them iaa membera of the Chamber, and to participate in the gradual but aure revitalization )f our home town. They merit the warmeat confi-ence of local and butaide ahoppera. They repre* aent our community *a hlgheat atandar3a in civic . ?,"! '•/y /Tt "^5 campaign got under- Teachers gave fAeir social service fund to the ccfuse. • Kenneth' Vought, master of Spartan Lodge, F, & A. M., and Harry Epstein spedking for the Knights, of Pythias, both an" pounced contributions of $50, . Milton Danziger reporting for th6__Exchahge Club announced "$ll4 received at last Wednesday g meeting with "additional pledges "Of'$15,, The Rev. Reginald H. Scott, for the churches, Jack Levine for Sunshine. Lodge F, & A,. ML, Ada .Trenchard for the American Le^ iglon* Robert Smith for the Vet- .jsran? jp^.^oreign- Wars and;others .__*—v__ j^ , -[hey were - working cmd promtAe did* good ] GeJ libiej-^(r "give defGiite at later meetings. Cor. Secretary MCR8T PATKTL ATLANTIC AVZ. HENRY G AVIDAN JACK AVID AN BARAJSOH'S LESTER A. BAUMANN BAtJMANN FURNITURE ISRAEL J/ BECK ^ BEJE&GE glODO, M, D. HAROLD J. BLASS, Po& D. BOB'S JAMZS BOULUKOS GEORGE C. MILTON FOREMAN JEWELERS FREEPORT BANR^ FREEPORT BAR * GRILL, ' INC.' FREEPORT VALET SERVICE, INC* FREEPOBT GLAZING WORKS FREBPQRlf DRUGCO. . F&ISBY pLECTRICf SHOP JULIUS". MviGEBZOF'! • . SHOE^SHOP STORE OR GRANT CO. CARQE7 GREEN'S LADIES JAMAICA 17*43. . , REV, DAVID JAXHEIMER REV. E. A* POLLARD JONES S. S. KRESGE CO. REV REGINALD H. A* SIEGEL j* CO.- SOUTH SHORg DRESS JDO. SPITZLEB'S EUGENE A. TEMPLE OP MUSIC TOWN LODGE TOWN J@HOP STORE CURTI TAL OUTVZ JA€%,H^ CIIZENS NATIONAL HARRE'S VIEBROCK'9 HEB*?\Vq SAMUEL V« WEEKZS MICXMZUL , A OSEB STORE';.'. '. .^.; PANTS CO. NEW STORE c ; «^ #Q^lBB W^S @BO^ ?* LEP ISAAC J LEIBERT MORRIS LEIBOWITZ LEONARD SHOP DAVID B. LeSHACK ADOLPH LEV? & SON LIGGETTS DRUG STORE UlTWAA'S b$PTl STORE LOFTS CANDV STQRE LOUIS' CURTAIN SHOP LEON H* LOVITT THOM MoAN SHOE STO^E JOSEPH H. MpCLOSKZ^ MADDEN JEKAKERY STORES J. j»ARTIN ROBERT E. PAMER$QN Jb&B^^ "V'^f"" PIBMLRL'S 5ALLINERY JACOB POST POST & DANIELS RAINBOW RESTAURANT ^APAFORT & ELLER HUD? MOTORS, INC, SAMEFS SAVOY INN- ..... , . " " HYMAN SCHLOSS SCHULTZE SPORTING Waldman .-.' ;; n:halnoansRlp .the-medi%ral- division and tnpt Samuel D, Bird had been "named in hits etead. Dr. Florence VanNostranid was appointed chair-man to work among the profes-sional .groups not covered by any -existing committees. Dr. Wald-jnan said John Lacey, chairman of the employees' committee had organized 600\ groups, while Mr. JBasterlin for the commerce and Industries division, reported 38 sub-chairmen working throughout the village from "the water front to the northern limits and from the 'Baldwin line to the cause- •way*... . * v tit was announced further that the\ Women's Gopimittee headed " "" JHArold W. Sattin; would :,Up" ^the .village., after the __ ..cqininlttees had completed Xthi^lr worit, with" a house to house ;;icanyass so\ that no^ one would be -Mri. Mk- I It will be ]khe duty of the com-mittee to co-ordinate the plans for defending Freeport with those adopted for the county. The na-tional set-up is divided into four heads—Survey and Plans organ-ization for Civil .Defense; Plai/ ning and Organization, Communi-cations and Liaisons, Intelligence, .and Administration, and PreparaV tionfyand l»s(fibuticn of Instruc-tional Matter. The first provides for a survey of all types of public utilities, in-dustrial plants and public main*, tenance. Under the second plans would be devised for air-raid^pro-tection, evacuation, if necessary, health and welfare and law and order. The cb-ordinatidn of the Kplice andy FJre ' 2}s_ heglth and welfare 'agencies, streets, higtpvays, public jnalnlenance, technical services-would Salva*!oA ArAxy Open* Vacation BAR School A Daily Bible Vacation School opened In ^ the Salvation Army headquarters on Grove street, Monday, and will continue for six week*; SeeBlon& will be held dally except .Saturday and Sunday., Adjutant Joae&b E. Heard Is In charge, with Mr*. Edwin Goddeh aa principal. District 717 Out Of town Returns Expected ][b b&cre&se total To 00 One hundred and sixly-sfx youths who have become of age since Oct. 16, last, registered in the selective service enrollment at the headquarters of Local Board 717, in the Municipal Building, oh Tuesday. These in-cluded a dozen out of town res-idents who are working in indus-tries in this vicinity or attending schools, Lawrence L. Luther, the chairman, announced. The bal-ance -came from Freeport and Roosevelt. The number Of registrants fell' below the..anticip&tecLnumber of ?00,-fbjlt 34?. Luther exotessed'the . , ," , ;, ,,&..,, j.", ,A^e'llef %@'a;f^a^%:lqcai'\l%b^.^e%!e:: pSaS^^AW^gz;r^nnNOHaM*'^ Tteeping the people what'^to do snouid ,an emergency arije. plreotor Dunker said it would be several days before he would be able to name his associates. After this is done necessary sur-veys will be made and when all is in readiness.the people of the village'will be called upon to en-roll for various activities in the defense system that is; adopted. .p%##:.- M*^ **'<*?-.. ' SideApod Plax» Party, Luncheon Is^wB*;!:^ Plans, for a lundheo» ?J*d *card party to be given by the Sister-hood of Temple Israel" were made at a meeting of the executive board in the home of Mrsl Irving Pmsley, 155.Delaware ave., day. " The vice-presidenty Mrs* Bam naster presided, 3% even wlU-be, held at , . "WQiiamTCeF yitt anA.JMiig. Paul Shebar as chalnnan. % Mrs; WatAan Sisterhood pressid^n^ *, Initiated M, Ctrl* Club Sl% #ho recently joined the M.. Mr GIAe Club" b? ' when these names were-received at headquarters the number probably would reach the figure anticipated. Howard C. Dal ton, of 318 Ran-dall eve., instructor in zoology at the University of Rochester, is to be another member of the group. The nqmes of the other 14, the first two of whom are volunteers, are as follows: Arthur C. Ray, Jr., 64 Rose st. James Collins, 100 Russell pi. Raymond W. Strong, 135 Smith st.' . . Albert L. Jensen, 11 Pen ton pi., Roosevelt. Felix Jones, 555 East Sunrise Highway. Schuyler A. Combs," 437 Ray st. Fred .Austin, 8 Denton pi, Roosevelt." " " ,.,.,- . William Cady,. 78 South Grove Harold Cruickachank, Of Duke, Volunteer, To Head Gmup Off To Governor's Island—Rev* J. J. Mahon and Othera To Speak at Induction Ceremonies. Harold W. Cruickshank, 22, son of former Village President and Mrs. John Crulckshank, 128 South Grove St., will lead the first "College continent" of 1? men- as it leaves for Fort Jay, Governor's Island, on Friday morning/ July 11, from the Mun-icipal Building. \ YoUng Crulckshank has just completed his junior yeor ut Duke University where he has been taking a business course. The as-sistant leader will be' Willalm Charles Slevcnjiun, U3. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stevenson, 49 Graffin pi. He is an accountant for the American Tobacco Co., Both the youths hu\e volunteered for service. Lawrence L. Luther, chairman of Selective Service Board will preside at the ceremonies to be 30 coa^U&^A /^t^^^3S 7:30, • A,:;,^,;;g%v_the;;#ay^ WWWW^ iFaitK CJregy Conference, fi? 6*^-7^^ dressing th*» pmim »nH n?*aooM^i -/*V?^ Clregy Cohferehcej fn a(f" dressing the group, and . military prayer books, medals and.\ chains to "the Cathojlc boys. Testaments to the' Protestants, and" Bibles and stationery .to t*l@.,^ Jewish 5foung men. " Others who wljl participate ard— Joseph H. McCloaky, past Coun< ty Commander add a former com-mander of William.,Clinton Story ; Post, A, L., James T. Williams, present post commander, and rep% resentatiyes of the Catholic Daughter? of America and 4he Alpha Omega Club of Our Holy Redeemer churchi ' -.&,«-] Take Three OyerrHead Light Installed As Car Wrecks Stanchion William F. Strackan, 45, Van Nuya, Cal., is recovering in the MeadoiVbrook Hoapilal from injuries suffered when hia car Ait the traffic stanchion a* Grove st,, and Sunrise early Tuesday, but the accident brought to a conclusion the series of accidents caused by the hazard, Strachan wag driving, east along -^ ^ the Sunrise Highway when JUs car rammed the concrete pedes-tail, tilting it- $nd wrecking; IJghty H^. was attended" by Dr. AAelrod of Meadowbrook Hdapi^ tal and found ,.tp be .suffering from possible/, fx;actt*reg of jaw. and right ^2eg In addi#pn to numerous cu bruises, Bureau of, Department f hwajfk Mg4Kt^: !r Also on . Tuesday, Mrs. Anna HAlwig, 209-Smith st., was in-she was hit, by A_car passed,in the rear of a was being backed out of a% driveway on the south side of West Merriok road, near Main street "The car was operated, 4n juries to her hip add!:was to t)%e South Nassau Hospital after teihg attended by Dr." tSree a vard^ in: -the % r of Ui<?_Naa«au County Southern-verne last "Saturday, tbe Freeport" vamps are looking ^rward to the next big OremaniQ eyent, the South Shore pi remap 'a parade and tournament in "Bellmore on Saturday, July %r Headed by Chief Edward Kb* bout, tbe Freeport flremea turned' out 124 strong* aadi "won the award for having the greatest number of men jn/.llne, a%& honor they have von ye*ar after yealr for quite some time. However, after a lapse of aev* eral year», they alao won the award for having the beat ap* pearing contingent 1^ the prooes-si pn, whlje ..the band, ^ith^Burt Southard a$ drum major/ took the honors' fSr^the %beof ^"appe.arlng^ musical org&nlz&tioo at thK:eT0at* •f-ry •"4 ••N :^r^_^j Edwin H/ Whi^ 208 North tang Beach av6ht;e;=an-employ«e of the, Aetna L%@ InauFaneaJ3@;,. 3@in?ei;.1919r has '.been ap^ointeJ; at 161) street, I^ew York Cfty^ agent' R, H. Keffer haa < '•\:^\ I^WHHHBHHHHHMM
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Christina Perri
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|August 19, 1986
|Bucks County, Pennsylvania, U.S.
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|Atlantic Records
Christina Judith Perri (born August 19, 1986)[1][2] is an American singer-songwriter and musician from Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Her debut single "Jar of Hearts" charted after it was featured on the Fox television show So You Think You Can Dance in 2010. The single went on to sell over 3 million copies in the United States and was a hit around the world. In the UK, it reached number three on the charts and spent over 3 months in the UK Top 40. A few months later, Perri released her first extended play, The Ocean Way Sessions.
After "Jar of Hearts" began to gather a large amount of attention, Perri signed a record deal with Atlantic Records. Her debut album, Lovestrong, was released on May 10, 2011. In 2012, she wrote and recorded "A Thousand Years" for the film The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 (2011) and it appears on the accompanying soundtrack. The song went on to sell over 4 million copies in the United States, being certified 4× platinum. Her second EP, A Very Merry Perri Christmas, was released in October 2012.
Perri's second studio album, Head or Heart, was released on April 1, 2014. Its lead single, "Human", was released on November 18, 2013.
Early life[edit]
Perri was born in Bensalem, Pennsylvania (a suburb of Philadelphia), the daughter of Mary and Dante Perri.[3] She has an older brother, Nick Perri, who formerly played guitar with Shinedown, Silvertide, Perry Farrell and Matt Sorum.[4] Her father is from Italy.[5][6] She graduated from Archbishop Ryan High School in 2004.[7] She taught herself how to play guitar as a 16-year-old by watching a videotape of Shannon Hoon from the group Blind Melon performing on VH1.[8] She frequently sang and acted in musical theatre as a child. Perri claims to have learned to play piano and guitar because she missed hearing music being played in the house when she moved away. According to Perri, whenever she played the guitar or piano, she would sing and "all of a sudden these songs would appear."[5]
Early career[edit]
Perri moved to Los Angeles on her 21st birthday. According to Perri, she felt terrified of being over 3000 miles away from her family, saying that she "cried [her] eyes out every day".[9] Later that year she married and began to produce music videos for a living. She divorced 18 months later and moved in to a small apartment on her own to focus entirely on working on music. She moved back to Philadelphia by the end of 2009; it was during this time that she wrote "Jar of Hearts". She later moved back to Los Angeles, waitressing at the Melrose Cafe during the day and recording at night.[8][10]
2010–2012: Lovestrong[edit]
Perri's song "Jar of Hearts" was featured on So You Think You Can Dance during the show of June 30, 2010 in a performance by Billy Bell and Kathryn McCormick.[11] Perri's friend Keltie Colleen passed the song to show choreographer Stacey Tookey, as Perri was unsigned at the time. Perri and Colleen watched the performance in the audience.[12] Following its exposure on the show, "Jar of Hearts" sold 48,000 digital copies in its first week, debuting on the Billboard Hot 100 at #63 and reaching #28 on Billboard 's Hot Digital Songs.[11] Within a month, it had sold more than 100,000 copies.[10] The song peaked at number 17 on the Hot 100.
Following the success of "Jar of Hearts", Perri signed a deal with Atlantic Records on July 21, 2010.[13] She recorded an EP titled The Ocean Way Sessions that was released on November 9, 2010.[14] The second single from Perri's debut album, "Arms", was released on March 15, 2011. She released her debut album, Lovestrong, on May 10, 2011. It debuted at number 4 on the Billboard 200, with first-week sales of 58,000 copies.[15] In the United Kingdom, Lovestrong was the thirteenth highest selling debut album of 2011.[16]
In July 2011, Perri embarked on her first world tour, the Lovestrong Tour, which lasted for almost exactly a year and consisted of 71 dates. Perri released her single "A Thousand Years", which appeared on the soundtrack of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, on October 18, 2011. The song debuted at number 63 on the Billboard Hot 100 and peaked at number 31, but has been certified 4× platinum with over 4 million sales in the US alone since.[17] The song is Perri's most successful single to date. The album's third and final single, "Distance", was released on March 20, 2012.
Perri also announced in San Juan, Puerto Rico during her Lovestrong Tour that she had begun to work on her second studio album.[18] In addition, in late 2012 Perri was the opening act for Jason Mraz's concert tour, the "Love Is a Four Letter Word Tour", across continental North America in 2012.[19]
On August 1, 2012, she announced via Facebook that A Very Merry Perri Christmas EP would be released on October 16, 2012. The album consisted of one original song, "Something About December", which served as the lead single, as well as four covers.[20] Perri re-recorded "A Thousand Years" for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 2 soundtrack with guest vocals from Steve Kazee, titled "A Thousand Years, Pt. 2". On May 14, 2013, she received the BMI award for her song "A Thousand Years" at the 61st annual BMI Pop Awards held in Beverly Hills, California.[21]
2013–present: Head or Heart[edit]
In 2013, Perri began regularly tweeting and posting pictures on Instagram regarding her second studio album's progress using the hashtag "#albumtwo". In February, Perri partnered with the non-profit organization To Write Love on Her Arms on a three-stop tour to raise money for the charity and debuted a brand new song from her second studio album, titled "I Believe", at the shows.[22] On June 21, Perri tweeted announcing that the second album was coming together.[23]
On November 11, 2013, Perri announced that her first single from her new album is called "Human". The song was released on November 18, 2013 on iTunes. Perri performed the song on The Queen Latifah Show the same day.[24] On November 28, 2013, Perri revealed that her second studio album would be titled Head or Heart and it is due to be released on April 1, 2014. On May 29, it was announced that she would open Demi Lovato's new North American World Tour's dates.[25] Perri later announced that her second concert tour would be titled the Head or Heart Tour, which began in April 2014.[26]
On June 9, she released the second single from her second album, Burning Gold. with the video released on August 1.
On December 19, 2014, Perri performed in the annual "Christmas in Washington" holiday concert.[27]
- Lovestrong (2011)
- Head or Heart (2014)
Concert tours[edit]
- Headlining
- Lovestrong Tour (2011–2012)
- Head or Heart Tour (2014)
- Co-Headlining
- Girls Night Out, Boys Can Come Too Tour (with Colbie Caillat) (2015)[28]
- Opening act
- Love Is a Four Letter Word Tour (2012)
- Demi World Tour (2014)
- Native Tour (2014)
- Multiply Tour (2015)
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- ^ "Christina Perri interview: Beatweek 2011 Rising Star talks Lovestrong".[dead link]
- ^ http://articles.philly.com/2010-08-08/entertainment/24970320_1_jar-hearts-stardom
- ^ Lopez, Korina (July 13, 2010). "Christina Perri pries open the lid to fame with 'Jar of Hearts'". USA Today. Retrieved 2010-07-25.
- ^ a b "Interview: Christina Perri – Singer, Songwriter and Producer « Clayton Perry's Interview Exclusives". Claytonperry.com. Retrieved 2012-10-16.
- ^ http://archive.radioswisspop.ch/cgi-bin/pip/html.cgi?lang=en&m=entity&v=b&w=Christina+Perri
- ^ Derakhshani, Tirdad. "Bensalem native Christina Perri's sudden success after 'Jar of Hearts'". Philadelphia Inquirer. Retrieved August 8, 2010.
- ^ a b Edwards, Gavin. "Band of the Week". Rolling Stone.
- ^ Martin, Gavin. "Christina talks about fans, love and therapy – Gavin Martin – Mirror Online". Mirror. Retrieved November 18, 2013.
- ^ a b Parker, Lyndsey. "'So You Think You Can Dance' Changes Unsigned Singer Christina Perri's Life". Yahoo Music. Retrieved March 9, 2012.
- ^ a b Palazzolo, Santino (July 9, 2010). "Unsigned Christina Perri dances on the charts". Billboard. Retrieved 2010-07-18.
- ^ Drew, Ian. "Singer Christina Perri on Going From Waitress to Charts Winner: "I Can't Stop Smiling"". Us Magazine. Retrieved November 4, 2010.
- ^ Herrera, Monica. "Christina Perri Signs Deal with Atlantic Records". Retrieved 2010-07-25.
- ^ "The Ocean Way Sessions : Christina Perri". Allmusic. Retrieved December 21, 2010.
- ^ Caulfield, Keith. "Lonely Island sets sail at No. 3 on Billboard 200, Adele still No. 1". Billboard. Retrieved December 13, 2013.
- ^ "British acts dominate the biggest selling debut albums of 2011". Official Charts Company. Retrieved December 13, 2013.
- ^ "RIAA – Gold & Platinum Searchable Database". RIAA. Retrieved December 13, 2013.
- ^ "– Christina Perri cariñosa con su público en el CBA – PrimeraHora". Primerahora.com. Retrieved 2014-04-01.
- ^ Anuncia Jason Mraz extenso tour con Christina Perri – Terra Mexico[dead link]
- ^ "Christina Perri sings 'Something About December'". December 21, 2012. Retrieved 2012-12-21.
- ^ "Adam Levine and Top Songwriters Honored at 61st Annual BMI Pop Awards". May 15, 2013.
- ^ "Christina Perri Talks New Album, TWLOHA, and More". UpVenue. September 29, 2012. Retrieved 2012-10-01.
- ^ Perri, Christina. "Twitter / christinaperri: album two is finally coming ...". Twitter. Retrieved November 18, 2013.
- ^ Atlantic Records. "Christina Perri Unveils Long Awaited New Single "HUMAN", Acclaimed Singer/Songwriter Set for Release Day Visit to Nationally Syndicated Queen Latifah Show; Single Heralds Massively Anticipated Sophomore Album, Due Spring 2014 – Yahoo Finance". Yahoo! Finance. Retrieved November 18, 2013.
- ^ "iTunes – Music – Head or Heart by Christina Perri". Itunes.apple.com. March 28, 2014. Retrieved 2014-04-01.
- ^ Lipshutz, Jason. "Christina Perri Announces Second Album, Tour". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved December 13, 2013.
- ^ "Christina Perri, Aloe Blacc, Earth, Wind & Fire Perform on "Christmas in Washington" Tonight". abcnewsradioonline.com.
- ^ "Christina Perri & Colbie Caillat Joint 2015 Girls Night Out, Boys Can Come Too Tour Schedule". ConcertTourNewsHub.com. April 7, 2015. Retrieved April 7, 2015.
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The Valley City State University Booster Board will host the 18-hole Viking Golf Scramble, one of the athletic department's major annual scholarship fundraisers, which takes place Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the Valley City Town and Country Club and Bjornson Park.
Hole contests with prizes, and Hole-in-One contests sponsored by Miller Motors and Farmers Union, can be won throughout. All participants will receive entry prizes and dinner.
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1st: Chad Kornovich, Milaca, Minn. (Truck: "Mudslinger") $3,000 and trophy
2nd: Tony Sell, Ogilvie, Minn. $1,000
3rd: Dustin Ramocher, Milaca, Minn. (Truck: "Reckless") $500
4th: Chad Kornovich, Milaca, Minn. (Truck: "Bare Bones") $250
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1st: Kelly Kopp, Leonard, N.D. $300 and trophy
2nd: Bryan Bertsch, Oakes, N.D. $150
3rd: Jesse Hass, Valley City, N.D. $75
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Valley City Babe Ruth beat Lisbon twice on the road Thursday night, coming back from a 9-5 fourth-inning deficit for a nine-inning 12-9 District win and surviving a three-run third frame in the 6-3 non-District finisher.
"We didn't come out playing our best," Valley City head coach Lance Lukes said. "We were just kind of going through the motions and not putting anything really into it. We left too many runners on base and didn't execute some of the little things that we need to be doing."
Valley City led 2-0 after two District innings on Justin Manson's inside-
Drew Oberlander's third-inning single had Valley City Babe Ruth up 3-2 in Sunday's Pizza Corner Classic championship, but Carrington's two-run single in the fourth sparked an 8-4 trophy triumph.
"We didn't play our best baseball and, when you're playing a good team like Carrington, if you don't play well, you won't beat a good team," Valley City head coach Lance Lukes said. "We made too many mistakes
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Chase Carpenter allowed only three hits through seven innings and Jake Miller struck down runner after runner at the plate Thursday night, but Devils Lake scored three runs on two seventh-inning Legion Post 60 errors to turn a 1-0 lead into a 4-0 District win.
Devils Lake continued in the non-District follow-up for a 12-3 margin.
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Retired Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Giants and Detroit Lions tight end Pete Mitchell (left) met and discussed leadership with Talon Larson (right) and Valley City football players at June 7's NFL High School Player Development reading program event at the Valley City/Barnes County Library.
Sam Jenson pitched Valley City Babe Ruth's second no-hitter in as many games and led the offense in Tuesday night's 18-0, 19-hit District win over host Edgeley.
"Again we had another great pitching performance," Valley City head coach Lance Lukes said. "Jenson improved from his last outing and found some things that worked and kept up with them. Our offense came out little sluggish in the first two innings; we talked and changed our approach and rattled off base hit after base hit. It's always nice to put up that many hits in a game."
The Minnesota Twins offer free youth baseball and softball clinics at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Saturday, June 21 at Hendrickson Field, 205 Grand Avenue in Enderlin, N.D., or — in the case of inclement weather — at Enderlin High School Gymnasium, 407 Bluff Street.
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Making excuses
Making up small lies
Always having plans
Moody texts
Not replying to calls or texts
Not telling you his feelings
Using short answers
Talking to other girls
No eye contact
Ignoring you or avoiding you
Always with friends
And the "we need to talk"
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Short answers and talking to other girls are not BIG signs a guy wants to break up with you. Now if he's flirting with other girls you might have a problem.
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He doesn't call as much
doesn't ask about your life/your day
doesn't act interested in what you have to say (for example, you'd tell him something that happened to you and he says "sweet/cool/nice" etc.)
finds excuses not to talk to you-no service, busy, with friends, etc. Bc if he DID like you, he'd make time for you
you don't hang out as much
he doesn't initiate things (hanging out, phone calls, texts etc)
he doesn't tell you his feelings
he spends time with his friends instead of you
he acts detached, disinterested, and shut off
doesn't make eye contact.
hope this helps!
ok so he finds excuses like the no service, and doing chores, swimming...
we don't hang out as much because he has football practice everyday and we go to the same school and all but he lives in a different town.
he dosen't really tell me his feelings.....
he acts like he's out of focus and not interested...
and he sometimes makes eye contact....
Hahah sounds like my ex!!! Think about breaking up, you deserve someone who doesn't play with your emotions and make you worried about the relationship ALL the time. If you have to keep asking yourself "what did I do wrong?" then he probably isn't interested anymore and doesn't want to make any extra efforts.
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That sounds like tons of fun... I am hoping to be back on a bike in the next HOPEFULLY 3-4 weeks... It really sucks going into the garage to pet her... But with all this downtime I have cleaned up the garage and sold off 3 dirt bikes I didnt need anymore .. Well it's really the only way I can afford to be on State Disability and still make the payments... Damn Aflac has yet to kick in as the hospital is slow on paperwork ...
But I would rather ride up into BB from the desert, I have had the most fun on my bike going that way, and driving up/down from BB SUCKS lol, I just LOVE how the CHP seems to be in every shady spot on the way home down the hill fackers...
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5.0 Mustang & Super FordsFeatured Vehicles
1989 Ford Mustang LX - Back for More
Troy Raby and Southeastern Foxbodies resurrect this hatchback for three good causes
Twenty-one years after the Fox Mustang galloped off the production line for the last time, the car is still an inspiration to many.
In its heyday, the Fox captured the minds of young car enthusiasts with its combination of affordability and performance potential. That magic recipe turned the corner for Ford performance. No longer was Brand X the only game in town for aftermarket support. The Fox 5.0 created its own industry, and that legacy lives on today with the incredible modern Mustangs we enjoy.
Yet, even as the Fox is old and slow compared to its younger relatives, it still serves as a source of joy for many of its loyal fans. Across parking lots at car shows and in Internet message boards, the Fox still has an incredible following.
One such loyal group is the crew at the Southeastern Foxbodies club. Formed in 2001, this club is made up of some of the most passionate Fox Mustang fans that we have run across. From hosting the massive Fox cruise at Mustang Week to putting together this impressive charity Fox, the club keeps the love for Fox Mustangs alive. It was on that club's website (www.sefb.net) that inspiration transformed into perspiration and admiration.
"Save A Fox is an idea that came about in early 2012 when one member posted on the club forum: 'We all have so many spare parts for these cars… I bet we have enough to build a complete car,'" explained Troy Raby. "That tongue and cheek statement evolved into the desire for our club to build a Fox and raffle it off for charity."
It was a great idea, but how often do you and your friends come up with a great idea, talk it all out, and never make good on the plan? Well, that was never a danger with the dedicated members of this club. Their passion for the Fox is contagious, and they quickly took the idea and went to work turning it into a reality.
"A project committee was formed by six SEFB members. The committee brainstormed and put pen to paper rather quickly with the basic structure of the overall project. Then we let the club determine the direction the project would take. We held voting on all aspects of the build, from motor, to paint, to interior, and beyond. The finished product would be exactly what the club wanted, and it would capture the essence of the Fox driving experience."
Not only would the car celebrate the Fox, but the resulting raffle would benefit three worthy charities—the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (www.jdrf.org), The Victory Junction Gang Camp (www.victoryjunction.org), and Savannah Drive, which benefitted an 8-year-old girl fighting Leukemia. The club would divide the raffle monies evenly between these three beneficiaries.
Long before the car could be raffled, the club had to find a car and save it. That began when Sam Poteat, the owner of Out To Pasture Pony Parts in Kannapolis, North Carolina, donated a well-worn '89 LX to the cause. It was relatively straight and rust free, but it did suffer from pervasive hail damage and the commonplace relocation of the factory radiator support caused by a front-end collision. Still, it was a running four-cylinder Mustang, and the Save A Fox project had its start. From there the club was on a mission. They stripped the car to a shell, put it on a rotisserie, and hauled it to Mustang Week in 2012 to announce the project and start promoting the raffle. With tickets for sale and a build schedule set, they decided to hold the raffle drawing a year later at Mustang Week 2013.
"We created a 'parts wanted' list and the members responded, donating a number of new and used parts. Knowing the grand prize needed to be something special, stepping up the safety, performance, and aesthetic portions of the build would require outside support," Troy confessed. "We reached out to the Mustang aftermarket community and the response was overwhelming…"
Even with all the support the project received, it needed a home base. The plan was for various members of the club to pitch in on the build, but every build needs a shop. Fortunately, this project found a roof under a shop, but not just any shop. No, this outfit not only offered a roof, equipment, and parts to further the cause, its owner offered a near limitless fountain of knowledge about the Fox breed. The shop? Fox Mustang Restoration in Locust, North Carolina.
"My favorite part of building the Save A Fox was the connection that I made with the Southeastern Foxbodies members and seeing them all come together for this project. It was really amazing to have what seemed like an army of people in my shop who were willing to work on this project, even if they had no prior experience," said Matt Highley of Fox Mustang Restoration. "I would have several stations of mini-projects going on at once; I would show one station what needed to be done, and then move over to the next station and direct them. Before I knew it, we had 15-20 people working on this thing at once. I enjoy teaching people about Foxes and this project gave me the opportunity to do that."
Of course, building this sort of car in a year's time required more than just the generosity of the club members. They needed some professional help to complete some of the major segments. Certainly Matt's contribution of over 150 hours of labor can't be overlooked, but the club also turned to Toyota West Collision Center to install the Scott Rod panels and Cervini's hood, and then apply a mile-deep paint job in a modern Ford color, Deep Impact Blue. Meanwhile, Kannapolis Engine Service turned a $50 351 block donated by a club member into a stout, naturally aspirated small-block cranking out 328 horsepower and 359 lb-ft of torque at the feet.