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If you just listened to Slate, you might expect to see a lot of plays end like this in 2012. The great thing about sports
If you just listened to Slate, you might expect to see a lot of plays end like this in 2012.The great thing about sports is that no matter how good or bad you feel about your team's current prospects, there's always a chance to feel better, or worse, just by looking forward.
Take Washington football, for example. Right now, Husky fans are over the moon for the return of stud quarterback Jake Locker. What was a zero win team last year now has a legitimate shot at a bowl game next year, Locker's last. Maybe even one that's Rose-colored.
But if you're a fan of the purple-and-gold, Slate senior sports editor Josh Levin says that's about as far into the future as you should gaze.
Because according to Levin, Washington has the toughest one-month run in college football in 2012. Here's how that brutal stretch plays out:
Sept. 22 at CaliforniaSept. 29 at LSUOct. 6 at USCOct. 13 Oregon StateOct. 20 at Oregon
Sept. 29 at LSU
Oct. 6 at USC
Oct. 13 Oregon State
Oct. 20 at Oregon
Both feature Pac-10 regulars and LSU. The mitigating factor, it seems, is that Washington will play the majority of these games (including the back-end of a home-and-home with the SEC's Tigers) away from the friendly confines of Montlake.
Of course, the other thing Levin failed to account for in his assessment was the strength of UW's future recruits. Including Nick Montana, son of NFL Hall of Famer Joe, who, technically speaking, is composed of 70% water just like the rest of us. Except that his 70% is 100% ice cold. (Oh yeah! Eat it Slate!)


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High waters at the confluence of the Lamar River and Soda Butte Creek undercut a 30-foot section of the eastbound lane of the Northeast Entrance road to Yellowstone National Park, forcing officials to close the road while it is repaired.
The Third annual Bikers Against Bruises kicked off last night to give riders a chance to register for the Poker Run early, show off their bikes and have some fun while supporting the fight against violent crimes.
The annual Relay for Life began Friday night with a Survivors Walk where more than 75 cancer survivors took one lap around the track amid cheers from supporters. The walk continued all night with help from about 120 donors.
A motion for a new trial hearing for Sheridan resident and convicted murderer Shawn Osborne was held Friday in 4th Judicial District Court.
Johnson County Incident Command has issued a flood update for this weekend.
A Flood Watch is in effect from late tonight through Sunday evening.
In case you missed it, there are still last-minute opportunities to tour the Hole-in-the-Wall country west of Kaycee, but you must be there before 8am to register.
The Hole-in-the-Wall country was made famous by Butch Cassidy and his Wild Bunch, and numerous other outlaws that used the area to hide themselves and their livestock they had rustled throughout the area.
With the recent warm spell we've experienced and the threat of thundershowers throughout the weekend, the National Weather Service in Billings has issued a flood warning for the Tongue River near Ranchester.
Thursday we told you about the Wyoming State Veterinary Laboratory's confirmation of the first case of Equine Herpes Virus in the state of Wyoming. The horse is from Johnson County and is currently under quarantine.
The 9th annual Citywide Garage Sale will be happening this Saturday in Buffalo.
Representatives from the Wyoming Department of Transportation gave a presentation to the Johnson County Commission at their meeting Tuesday, explaining what the department is facing now and in the next several years for funding and then in turn, projects throughout the state.

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Newell Rubbermaid to Join Forces with Jarden
The companies said they expected to realize cost savings of $500 million in the four years after the transaction closes.
The companies said they expected to realize cost savings of $500 million in the four years after the transaction closes.
U.S. stocks were up slightly in afternoon trading, rebounding from last week's slump with help from a reversal in oil prices.
Mergers and acquisitions are on deck, with Microsoft buying Nokia's phone business, Verizon buying Vodaphone's share of Verizon Wireless, and Jarden snapping up Yankee Candle.
As consumers, we welcome Walmart's low prices. But they're doing the U.S. more harm than good. A new research report has found that low prices have actually caused unemployment to rise, and dealt a massive blow to the manufacturing sector.
Your Christmas shopping list may hold the key to future riches if you read it in a different light. It's not simply a checklist of needs coupled with a smattering of wants. It's also the key to finding the best stock deals of the holiday shopping season.
For most of the past decade, buying Oreos or Trident gum for your kids meant sending money to the Marlboro Man. Those brands have gone their separate ways, but there are still many odd matches in the wild world of conglomerates, where companies own siblings that don't really look like one another.
Sunbeam Products Inc. recalled 159,000 wine bottle openers sold through the home shopping channel QVC after dozens of consumers reported bottles...
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To find the best snorkeling sunscreen we have tested a lot of products over the years. Most recently we did a 3 week test in March, 2015 in St John and we found 4 excellent sunscreens that we recommend below.
Every snorkel day we each apply one brand to one leg and another brand to the other leg. We make sure they are applied correctly (read our application tips here) and that they have the correct drying time before entering the water. We each also test a product on our neck, face and hands (we wear long sleeved rash guards, so we don't test on our arms or torso).
Next we test for reapplication after we have snorkeled one spot, which often means there is some moisture on our legs dripping from our suits (a very common scenario for a snorkeler).
Finally, we notice what it is like to remove the sunscreen in the shower.
During a trip we will end up testing each product for many days, unless it clearly fails and we get burned.
To find the best snorkeling sunscreen, we only use and test reef friendly, biodegradable, physical sunscreens (i.e. titanium dioxide or zinc oxide, or a combination), since chemical sunscreens are known to harm reefs (and we get skin problems from them). Read more about reef friendly sunscreens here.
We are happy to report that we can now recommend 4 different reef friendly sunscreens as best snorkeling sunscreen. They all work great but have slight differences that we will explain.
Please note that companies change their ingredients fairly often. So we suggest you compare the ingredients listed below to make sure what you are buying is what we tested. We have learned the hard way that small changes can completely change how effective they are for snorkeling.
Mexitan's Coral Safe was our #1 pick from our 2010 best snorkeling sunscreen test. It is what we have used for years. We have a full review here. It is still very good. But, we discovered during this test that Mexitan's Tropical Sands product, that used to have the same ingredients as Coral Safe, is now very different and is no longer suitable for snorkeling. It is no longer very water resistant and has an unpleasant application texture and appearance.
But we still can easily recommend Coral Safe for best snorkeling sunscreen. And it is actually better than it used to be. With older formulations you had to put it on quickly or it would dry and ball up. That did not happen during this test.
It is very easy to apply. It is thin and almost watery, not oily in application or after drying. It goes on fairly white, but dries to only lightly white. It goes a long ways, which makes the bottles last a long time.
It is also very good during reapplication when there may be some water present.
Coral Safe has a eucalyptus scent.
There are two downsides to this sunscreen. First, because the product is watery, it is easy to put too much on. Second, it is so water resistant that it is very difficult to remove in the shower.
Coral Safe Results
Ingredients: Zinc Oxide (6%), Titanium Dioxide (6%), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf (Aloe Vera Gel) Juice, Aqua (Deionized Water), Beeswax, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Camellia Sinensis Leaf (Green Tea) Extract, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus (Eucalyptus) Oil, Glycerin, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Wax, Lecithin, p-Anisic Acid, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Oil, Tocopherol (Vitamin-E).
Where To Buy Coral Safe
We recommend buying direct from the company for the freshest product. But you can also get it on Amazon.com.
This was a new brand we tested for best snorkeling sunscreen and we loved it. Rubber Ducky SPF 30 is probably what we will be buying for our next trip.
It is slightly thick and slightly oily. But it applies nicely, is easy to get an even coating and goes much further than you might expect. It dries the least white of any of these suggested sunscreens.
It is very water resistant, probably due to the high oil content. You can see the water beading off, which is a handy indicator of if you need to apply more. It also washes off in the shower with a bit of soap without any trouble.
It has the scent of lavender and sunflower oil, which some people may not enjoy.
Rubber Ducky Results
Ingredients: Zinc Oxide (Non nano) 22.75%, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter), Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil, Cra Flava, Chamomilla recuttia (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Euphobia Cerifera (Candelilla) Wax, Glyceryl Caprylate, Glyceryle Undecylenate, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Mangifera Indica (Mano) Seed Butter, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Prunus Dulcis (Almond) Oil Symphytum Officinale (Comfrey) Extract, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter, Tocopherol.
Rubber Ducky also has a tinted SPF 50 that does not go on white. Nicole loved this product for her hands that normally get a lot of sun on our trips. It is a nice product, but keep in mind that the natural iron oxide tint may stain clothing.
Where To Buy Rubber Ducky
We recommend buying direct from the company on Amazon.com for the freshest product.
We also tested RAW Elements ECO Formula 30+ for best snorkeling sunscreen. It is very similar to Rubber Ducky and we really liked it. It is very water resistant.
It is a bit oily, but it goes on easy and spreads well. Though it does not spread as evenly as Rubber Ducky. It dries slightly whiter than Rubber Ducky, but less than Coral Safe or Badger.
It has the scent of sunflower oil but does not have a lavender scent like Rubber Ducky.
RAW Elements Results
Ingredients: Zinc Oxide 23%, Organic Sunflower Oil, Organic Green Tea, Organic Black Tea, Organic Coffee, Organic Hemp Seed Oil, Organic Cocoa Butter, All Natural Mango Butter, Organic Beeswax, All Natural Rosemary Oil Extract, All Natural Vitamin E.
Where To Buy RAW Elements
We recommend buying direct from the company on Amazon.com for the freshest product.
This product was our #2 winner for best snorkeling sunscreen in 2010 and this new Badger Sport SPF 35 formula is better, but it is now our #4 pick because of the new products above.
It is very water resistant and water beads off similarly to RAW Elements & Rubber Ducky. But it is a little less oily and applies drier than those two, although not as dry as Coral Safe. But it does stay noticeably whiter in appearance than the other three brands, probably because it is an SPF 35 vs 30.
It has a light sunflower oil scent.
It is a little hard to wash off, although not as difficult as Coral Safe.
It only has five ingredients, which is refreshing.
Badger Results
Ingredients: Non-Nano Uncoated Zinc Oxide 22.5%, Helianthus Annuus (Organic Sunflower) Oil, Cera Alba (Organic Beeswax), Simmondsia Chinensis (Organic Jojoba) Oil, Tocopherol (Sunflower Vitamin E).
Where To Buy Badger
We recommend buying direct from the company for the freshest product, but Badger is a big company and you can find it on Amazon and at most most natural health stores and even major supermarkets.
In 2015 we tested these products for best snorkeling sunscreen but cannot recommend them:
Very Bare Belly Organics Supersensitive SPF 30 Sunscreen
This product was nice to apply, and has good ingredients, but it was noticeably less effective when used for snorkeling compared to our winners. We both got burned.
Aubrey Organics Natural SUN SPF 26 Unscented
This product applied nicely, but was not very water resistant and washed off easily when snorkeling.
Mexitan Tropical Sands SPF 30
This new formulation has poor application, and is no longer very water resistant, leading to burns.
The ingredients of the formulation we most recently tested are: Zinc Oxide (6%), Titanium Dioxide (6%), Aqua (Deionized Water), Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Extract, Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Oleosomes, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetearyl Glucoside, Cetearyl Olivate, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus (Eucalyptus) Oil, Gluconolactone, Glycerin, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Oil, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Wax, Lecithin, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Oil, Sorbitan Olivate, Tocopherol (Vitamin-E), Xanthan Gum.
Mexitan Tropical Sands SPF 30 Coconut Scented Zinc Formula
The poor application and low water resistance of this product was identical to the Tropical Sands above.
The ingredients of this tested formulation are: Zinc Oxide (20%), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf (Aloe Vera Gel) Juice, Aqua (Deionized Water), Astaxanthin, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Extract, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetearyl Glucoside, Cetearyl Olivate, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus Oil, Gluconolactone, Glycerin, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Oil, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Wax, Lecithin, Potassium Sorbate, Punica Granatum (Pomegranate) Extract, Rubus Idaeus (Raspberry) Seed Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Oil, Sorbitan Olivate, Tocopherol (Vitamin-E), Xanthan Gum.
In 2010 we tested these products for best snorkeling sunscreen and could not recommend them.
Caribbean Solutions
It was not very water resistant, had poor reapplication, and we got burned. Nicole also had an allergic reaction to it.
Soleo Organics 30
This product was fairly water resistant, but was very thick and needed to be massaged to get the oils in the bottle to homogenize. It was also very expensive.
There are many other sunscreens that we have considered. Some of them are marketed as natural and reef safe, but their ingredient lists still include things we don't want on our skin.
Tropical Seas - Reef Safe (by Beach Buff)
Used by the Pacific Whale Foundation in Hawaii & The American Lifeguard Association. Instead of getting rid of the chemicals, this sunscreen focuses on making the sunscreen very water resistant, so that the ingredients don't wash off into the water. We ended up not testing this because we no longer want those chemicals on our skin or the reefs.
All Terrain
This sunscreen won Sport Diver Magazine Editor's Pick, but we have skipped testing it because of the ingredients. We ordered it for the 2015 test, but it was rancid, so we returned it and decided not to test it again.
Beyond Coastal Natural Sunscreen SPF 30
We have skipped testing this because of the complexity of ingredients.
Blue Lizard
Another product that comes up as an option, but again the complexity of ingredients has prevented us from testing it.
Now read the full Coral Safe Sunscreen review


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Princeton Women Were Once Barred From These Clubs – Now, They Run Them
Tiger Inn also got national media attention when someone spray-painted the words "rape haven" on the club's stone fence late last year. However, as of this week, Tiger Inn has elected its first woman, Grace Larsen, as president.
New Jersey is Inching Closer to Mandatory Paid Sick Leave Statewide
The Assembly Budget Committee of the New Jersey state legislature approved a paid sick leave bill Monday by a 6-4 vote.
Election Day Victories Will Bring Paid Sick Leave to Massachusetts, California, and New Jersey
Employees in Massachusetts and in the cities of Oakland, California and Trenton and Montclair in New Jersey will be able to utilize their newly mandated sick leave by 2015.
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The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, currently stalled in both chambers of Congress, would require every employer in the nation to provide the same accommodations and protections to their employees.


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That's right. I'm not doing it.
This year, for the first time in three years, I've made the decision not to do NaNoWriMo.
It has nothing to do with dissatisfaction with the NaNo people or process. I've done it two Novembers in a row and won each time, though I admit I failed dismally at Camp NaNo this July. The thing is, though, that with my current story, I don't have 50,o00 words left to write. Sure, I could write something else, but my priority at the moment is really to get this first draft finished. I'm already three months overdue and, with my new deadline being Christmas, I just want to get it over with.
I toyed with the idea of trying to finish it by the end of October and doing something completely different in November with NaNo. Unfortunately, I've been unwell and a number of other things have been coming back to bite me, and the time (and, frankly, inclination) just haven't been there. I'm working my way through these final scenes and I'm getting there, but it's a long, drawn out process. Perhaps if I was one of those people who writes in order it would be different, because I'd be building up to the dramatic end of the story, but I'm a non-linear writer and the end has been written since, well, two NaNos ago. No, what I'm doing now is doing a couple of sub-plots and some filler scenes that lead onto the next bit of drama. No wonder it's taking me forever.
As such, I'm giving NaNo a miss this year. Instead, I'll use November to (hopefully) kill off these last 15,000 or so words that need writing, and get this draft done once and for all. My character biographies are helping dramatically, I might add; that little writing exercise is clearly one that works really well for me. (Actually, there seem to be a lot of similarities between my writing habits and those of the lecturer in this course I'm doing, which is incredibly helpful.) Then, once my draft is done I'll take some time off over Christmas and attack it with the red editor's pen in the new year, refreshed and, with any luck, able to look at it with a new set of eyes.
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Antique Hanging Swag Lights Underwriter Laboratories
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From Underwriters Laboratories, Inc. comes thisVintage Hanging Swag Light fixture This beautiful light fixture has two hanging grape-like globes Each light measures approx. 13 inches from top to bottom and approx. 5 inches across widest part of globe. They are attached to a 55 inch chain leading up to the base that attches to the ceiling. The base measures 5 in. across, you can have the two hanging side by side or draped apart... Inside the base is a sticker that reads, "Underwriters Laboratories, INc. Electric fixture Issue No. C-486.726 E-80418599 Union Made Tri-Lite MFG. CO., Inc" Uses standard size light bulbs... This fixture was hung in my grandmothers home til just recently... They worked very well upon removal and should still work when re-wired in their new home :) In very clean condition...(aside from the dust) The detail on both glass and metal components are absolutely beautiful ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Check out my other items ! I offer shipping discounts. I ship within 3 days of payment received. Payment should be made within 5 days of auction ending, unless prior arrangments are made with me.. Insurance is always optional, however I will not be held responsible for usps / ups handling. Please consider purchasing insurance. Refunds will not be given if item is damaged during shipping. Insurance is purchased to protect against lost, broken and/or damaged items. I will refund the cost of the item (not including shipping and/or handling charges) if item received was grossly misleading within its listing. Refund will be given once item is returned to me. Please email me if you have any questions. ThankYou and happy eBaying. Be sure to add me to your favorites list ! *** International Buyers must pay via Paypal, or Postal money order Any Duty or Custom Fees that may be charged for receiving an international package is bidders responsibility.


text: Description Suggest an Edit Broad blue skies strung with white cloud wisps; gem-green fields harboring cattails and butterflies; canopied glens giving way to cavernous quarries. It's all part of the ride on the 14-mile Bugline Recreation Trail in and around Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, just 20 miles northwest of Milwaukee. The western half of the trail, from Merton to Sussex, is paved. Improvements will begin in June 2014 to pave the remaining 8 miles of the trail, which currently have a crushed limestone surface. The project is expected to be completed by the fall. The eastern end of the trail begins in a tranquil residential area of Menomonee Falls. Residents in one-story ramblers have fashioned makeshift trail-access points all along the Bugline, and you'll be sharing the trail with local walkers, hikers, bikers and runners who flock to this recreation corridor.Out of the neighborhood, the trail dips into a forest of forked burr oak and linden trees. Dappled light laces the mostly straight, white path until a clearing opens up to an active limestone quarry. The sheer sides of the excavation site dwarf enormous construction vehicles. About 1.5 miles past the quarry is a short rail-trail spur leading to Menomonee Park, site of the stone quarrying that was this area's significant industry from 1880 to 1900. Today, remnants from that time remain in Menomonee Park, including an old stone crusher and a public swimming beach at the now-flooded quarry.Signs and crosswalks mark the several points where the trail crosses moderately busy roads, though it pays to be alert as some of the crossings are at odd angles to the road. In suburban Sussex, at the trail's halfway point, the Bugline makes a short jaunt south along State Route 164. Follow Silver Spring Drive west toward Sussex Village Park, a green swath of sports fields and resting places. Near mile 8 the vista widens into peaceful farmland and small prairies of Joe-Pye weed, sunflowers and swamp thistle. Red barns and silver silos dot the landscape. When a light breeze gathers over the fields, it carries the quintessential country aroma of wildflowers and farm animals.An industrial rail line, still in use, runs adjacent to the trail through several miles of prairie and farmland. Keep a lookout for gopher holes at the edge of the trail; they can make for a suddenly bumpy ride. Soon, the prairie gives way to wetlands. The trail skirts the edge of Mill Pond and arrives at Main Street in Merton. In addition to Lannon stone architecture, Merton offers up another Wisconsin specialty: frozen custard. Grab a creamy cone for a sweet end to your journey, or continue westward through Fireman's Park and Pollworth Park, where you'll find picnic tables, a playground, and restrooms. Click to read more Parking and Trail Access To access the Merton (western) trailhead: from SR 74, go onto W. Highway VV, which turns into Main Street. You'll find the trailhead on your right off of Main Street. Parking is also available in Pollworth Park, south of Bark River Road. Click to read more Reviews Beautiful Fall Scenery, Menomonee Falls to past Fireman's park in Merton October, 2015 by y1htak We rode this yesterday. Beautiful fall scenery. Very smooth and paved. A bit chilly, mostly sunny and about 50F. We parked our truck in a residential neighborhood on Grand Ave between Pershing Ave and Laurel Lane in Menomonee Falls. This first short ...read more Bugline First Ride May, 2015 by halper92000 This was my first time riding the Bugline...and it will definitely not be my last. This trail is what other trails aspire to. Smooth and well maintained with a variety of interesting things to see. Marshlands, woodlands, rock quarries, and the occasional ...read more Updated info. April, 2015 by anthony.malovrh Rode the trail yesterday, April 28, 2015. Entire trail is paved. Post Office in East end in Menomonee Falls has been closed for years - is now a Fast Signs business. About 12 miles out to Merton - trail runs through Sussex. read more


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Steampunk Pouch by Skinz-N-HydezWatch
©2011-2016 Skinz-N-Hydez
Gorgeous piece (will check it out on Etsy)
this is so freaking awesome
And if it is a Syringe, where might I find one that looks that neat? Would there be a website?
Not sure where you would find one. But I think its actually a syringe for mechanical stuff. Maybe for oil or lube of some sort..
Is that a metal syringe sticking out of there, on the left?
Couldn't resist the urge to snag this one for myself!
Now this is amazing. Your work is simply astounding!
Looks great!
Beautiful work as usual , Ian!
Oh I like that...lovely looking Cartouche
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Baby Reticulated Hillstream Loach
I just had to share this with someone who might be interested.
I have seen a tiny fish darting around once or twice over the last couple of weeks but it was there one minute and gone the next so I didn't have a chance to identify it. This morning it is flitting around on a piece of drift wood and it is clearly a Reticulated Hillstream Loach. It is about 15mm long so I have every hope it will survive. I am ridiculously excited about it :-D
I knew they had been mating, but also knew the eggs were falling into the substrate and guessed they were probably being either eaten by my 7 corydoras or were being siphoned up during gravel cleans. I suppose there might be more but I definitely have one. I feel like a proud mum!
Congrats CelsB! Thats great news! And even more so because these are Gorgeous fish! Lets hope for some more! :-)
Love it! especially at the end where they nipped behind the rock for the really naughty stuff! haha
Great video :thumbsup:
Congrats. on your new baby loach.
Thanks, and you know how new grandparents like to share their baby photos.....:lol:
He/she seems to be happy feeding on the algae in the wood and filter wall for the moment, but seems to come out at feeding time so hopefully may be getting a tiny bit of flake and shrimp pellet too.
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Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
This is an old piece I decided to change the name of in celebration with the courts ruling to legalize Gay marriage in the U.S.! Love wins, equality wins!
lovely design
Thank you Cat, appreciate that!!
Extremely cool
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Thank You Adrian!
Pinned to my "Other Artists" board. Nice work!
That's so kind of you Morgan, thank you!
Love this!!
really a great design
Fabulous image!
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Fort Carson Soldier helps save hit-and-run victim
October 29, 2009
By Stacie Shain, Fort Carson Warrior Transition Battalion Public Affairs
FORT CARSON, Colo. (Oct. 29, 2009) Combat lifesaver Sgt. 1st Class Travion Smith, and his friend, Tech. Sgt. Rodney Reed, were heading north on a busy Colorado Springs street on Oct. 16 moments after 18-year-old Jeremy Russeau was struck by a car in a hit-and-run accident.
"Reed saw something on the road, lying next to the curb and yelled for me to stop," said Smith. "I swerved then pulled about 30 feet in front of the 'object.'"
The 'object' was Russeau, whose body had been thrown 25 feet from the crosswalk at Chelton Rd. and Academy Blvd. where he was hit.
Smith is a platoon sergeant with the Fort Carson Warrior Transition Battalion, and Reed is the non-commissioned officer in charge of the Equal Opportunity Program with the Air Force Space Command's 21st Space Wing at Peterson Air Force Base.
"I thought it was a blanket or a tire," Smith said, noting that Russeau was facedown and was wearing a big, fluffy black coat. "But when I went to grab the 'object,' he rolled over, and I could see that it was a person who was injured."
Reed said that he had a gut feeling that what he saw in the road was a person.
"I just thought it had the look of a body," he said. "In fact, I was so worried, that I opened the door and was getting out of the vehicle before Smith even stopped."
Once Smith saw Russeau, he ran back to his vehicle and grabbed his first aid kit and asked Reed to call 911. As Smith placed a blanket over Russeau and Reed requested an ambulance, both men flagged down another vehicle and directed him to pull in behind Russeau to block traffic.
"Cars were shooting by us," Smith said. "I was worried we were going to get hit, so we got a car coming in the southbound lane to turn around and pull up right behind us, turn on his flashers and block the traffic."
In all five cars stopped to help by the time the police officers and paramedics arrived: one car helped Smith and Reed block traffic, a driver from another car offered chem lights to help mark a boundary around Russeau, and two other drivers and a passenger stopped to see if they could help.
With boundaries marked and traffic diverted around the scene, Smith and Reed then turned their attention fully to monitoring Russeau. While Reed answered questions from the emergency dispatcher, Smith tried to keep Russeau warm and conscious.
"He was shaking, and we were afraid he was going to go into shock," Smith said. "He was lying on the cold ground, and his body had taken a big hit."
In fact, Russeau was hit so violently that both of his shoes were hurled in either direction. One shoe was found 50 feet in front of him, the other behind him in the intersection. Police estimate that the car was traveling 40 to 50 miles per hour when it hit Russeau, according to his father, Randolph Brown.
Smith said he kept Russeau talking until paramedics arrived.
"I just wanted to keep him awake, and he kept saying 'OK, I'm here. I'm still here,'" Smith said.
But Russeau doesn't even remember meeting Smith and Reed, much less talking to them, until they visited him at his home two days after the accident.
"The last thing I remember is bright lights and then nothing else until I woke up in the ambulance," Russeau said. "They told me I was talking, but I don't remember any of it. They told me what happened when I woke up in the ambulance and was spitting out rocks. I was like, 'How'd that get in my mouth'' I didn't feel any pain until I woke up and then everything hurt."
Russeau was treated and released from the hospital, diagnosed with lacerations to his face and neck, a broken nose, and pain in his back, knees and neck.
After he returned home, Russeau's family wanted to meet and thank the "good Samaritans" who assisted him at the accident scene. They spoke with all four Colorado Springs television news stations and made a plea for the two men who gave aid to Russeau to come forward.
Reed's friend, Allison Catalano, called him the next day and told him that Russeau's parents were looking for them. Reed found the KKTV Web site, sent the station an email, and a reporter contacted Smith. Reed and Smith arranged to meet Russeau after work, and the TV station covered the reunion.
Said Mieke Brown, Russeau's mother, "I love 'em! They're already adopted into our family. We have a wonderful testimony to tell."
Randolph Brown said that he's convinced Smith and Reed saved his son's life.
"If they hadn't shown up, someone would have run over him while he was on the road and killed him," he said.
Russeau called Smith and Brown his heroes.
"Those guys are amazing," he said. "They stayed right beside me, helped me, called the ambulance, and waited with me until the police and ambulance arrived.
"They probably don't see themselves as heroes, but they are."
For the family, it was no surprise that a Soldier and an Airman were the first people to stop and help Russeau. Both men represent military values such as courage and selfless service, traits the family respects. Randolph Brown is an Army veteran who served from 1974 to 1988, including a tour in Vietnam. The family has volunteered with the USO, donating meals for troops. And Russeau wants to become a Soldier.
"I have wanted to do that for a long time before this happened," he said. Russeau plans to join the Job Corps first and learn how to become an electrician before he learns to become a Soldier. He is on a Job Corps waiting list but expects to start his training within the next year.
Smith and Reed said they didn't do anything special or extraordinary. Both men, however, are shocked that no one else along that busy street had stopped to help before them.
"I can't believe that no one else stopped," Smith said. "There are six lanes on Academy Boulevard. We blocked one to protect Jeremy, but cars in the other five just kept on going. There's no way to know how many cars blew right on by him while he was on the road."
Russeau, Smith and Reed agree that they've forged life-long friendships.
"I'll most definitely keep in touch," Russeau said. "I'll always keep them on MySpace and Facebook."
The 18-year-old woman who hit Russeau turned herself in to police the night of the accident and has been charged with causing an accident involving personal injury, failing to remain at the scene of an accident, and careless driving, according to the KKTV Web page.


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Pat Bowlen wasn't smiling Sunday evening. No reason for that after his Broncos just topped off a 6-0 start with a devastating 2-8 finish.
But Bowlen walked away from his 26th season as the Broncos' owner with his usual quiet dignity. Bowlen knew his young coach, Josh McDan- iels, made a difficult decision when he decided to bench two of his best offensive players, Brandon Marshall and Tony Scheffler, with the playoffs potentially at stake.
"Unfortunately, we lost this game, but I have no problems with the coach," Bowlen said as he left the home locker room at Invesco Field. "He's my coach."
McDaniels finished his first season as the Broncos' head coach with an 8-8 record. Kyle Orton finished his first season as the Broncos' quarterback with career highs of 3,802 yards passing and 21 touchdowns — but also three interceptions in the final game.
As he walked to his car Sunday night, Bowlen stopped long enough to endorse McDaniels as his coach for the foreseeable future.
McDaniels said he can improve on his first-year work.
"I certainly can do a better job of what I do, and I'm not going to go into detail about this, that and the other," McDaniels said. "I'm looking forward to getting better in the offseason at what I do. And trying to improve our team in every way that I can."
One way, McDaniels said, is to help Orton become a better quarterback.
"This was his first season and he'll get better," McDaniels said. "Part of my job is to help him get better by coaching him up."
Although Orton's contract has now expired, expect the Broncos to sign him to a new deal within the next two months.
"I think something's going to be worked out," Orton said.
At the very least, Orton can be brought back on a one-year, $3.043 million contract as a restricted free agent. Most likely, though, the Broncos and Orton will try to reach accord on a multiyear contract that approaches the deals of other established QBs.
"I was proud to have the opportunity to coach him this year and look forward to moving forward with him," McDaniels said.


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SMS - Mercury by MaiyunaWatch
©2013-2016 Maiyuna
She looks absolutely beautiful here!
Lovely art^^
She looks absolutely beautiful here!
Lovely art^^
My favourite inner senshi! She is very beautiful and the pose is perfect for her!
ahhh Sailor Mercury was always my favorite and you drew her beautifully!
There's something in this one...something I love.
She look really cute, i just find a lack of maturity in her eyes, but she's really cute
Thank you.~
In my pieces, I try to get sides of characters that normally aren't seen - in this case, the serious all-knowing Ami, is curious. I think it's boring to see the same thing in a character so many times - it's more fun to switch things up in my opinion.~
Can't wait to see everyone!! Mercury looks so very cute
OMG I love you for drawing this
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We were so pleased with the quality weighted papers used in both the cards and even down to the envelopes. Everything feels so high quality!
Between the modern, unique design and amazing quality byPinhole Press and the fun pattern by Little Hip Squeaks I just don't know where you could go wrong.
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I don't want to spoil the surprise, but can't help it. When I got these back, I honestly cried.
I couldn't be happier. They print everything on this gorgeous, thick card stock that looks amazing.
Do you send out holiday cards? Over the past few years, I've gotten really into the tradition—it warms my heart to see our fridge covered with photos of friends and family.
Ideally if you're a grandparent or maybe an auntie who lives in a different city or state than the kiddo in your life this gift is right up your alley.
Out of all my Pinhole Press projects, making these Valentine's cards has been my favorite. Loved how personal you could make them – right down to what you wanted to tell grandma and granddaddy on Valentine's Day!
The photo puzzle has 12 big pieces—perfect for a just-turned-four-year-old.
We are so in love with this little book we got Fabienne for Christmas from Pinhole Press. As you can see from the pictures she is a fan as well, it was definitely one of her favorite gifts.
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Ideally if you're a grandparent or maybe an auntie who lives in a different city or state than the kiddo in your life this gift box is right up your alley.
With Sawyer's birthday coming up it was the perfect opportunity to try out the Pinhole Press gift boxes, and having seen the reaction first-hand I'm now convinced it's the perfect gift for other little people too.
Pinhole Press gift wrapping is available at checkout. It's perfect for birthdays and holidays!
The leather brag book that would make a wonderful present for dad to keep out on his desk or take along on a business trip—or for the grandfather who can't be bothered with those pesky smartphones.
They are the best memento for moms. They LOVE them, just ask my mom and mother in law!
The photo puzzle has 12 big pieces—perfect for a just-turned-four-year-old.
The cutouts are simple and precise, and as you can see, the image retains its quality.
I'm finally going to give my sweetheart an heirloom we can enjoy.
We made the blue one for my mom, and it features a personalized photo notepad, scented candles and Swiss chocolates. They're super easy to create, and they would be so much fun to open.
We made the blue one for my mom, and it features a personalized photo notepad, scented candles and Swiss chocolates. They're super easy to create, and they would be so much fun to open.
With Mother's Day right around the corner, I went ahead and ordered a few extra sets of magnets (spoiler alert Mom and Vicki) for the mother's in our lives.
You can use your imagination to place anything inside the favor bags.
Everett scribbled his mark with crayons, "a nice touch" one girlfriend remarked.
Our cards turned out beautifully, and I'm sure yours will too.
Everett scribbled his mark with crayons, "a nice touch" one girlfriend remarked.
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It's so nice to have real products we can hold in our hands, instead of having the photos stuck on the computer:) Here are a few more nursery favorites…"
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Some people believe that every human being has the right to a full and healthy life. Others believe that every human being has a right to a full and healthy life—as long as they aren't gay, addicted to drugs, or a prostitute.
And then, there are those who believe that only pre-born babies are innocent enough to deserve a full and healthy life. These people are the reason that the campaign against AIDS has to focus on infected pregnant women—instead of infected pregnant women, infected drug users, infected prostitutes, and infected gay men.
AIDS activist Elizabeth Pisani drove this point home in a recent interview with VICE Magazine. Pisani is a crusader against both AIDS and the bullshit which prevents health organizations from fighting it. There are a lot of insights in this long interview with Pisani. Most interesting to me is the way the fight against AIDS has been shaped by branding issues.
The face of AIDS, Pisani argues, has been focused so exclusively on the "innocents"—like pregnant women, their unborn children, and recipients of blood transfusions—that the epidemic has been left to thrive in the most at-risk populations—like gay men, drug users, and sex workers. The problem, of course, resolves itself in the most macabre way: The epidemic eventually spreads from "the wicked" to the "innocents," who are not as isolated as the judgmental types would like to believe.
Says Pisani:
Yes, gay men, drug injectors, and people who sell and buy sex, the three groups which are more likely to get HIV, are the so-called "wicked" people. At UNAIDS we had to find a way to turn it from a "disease of the wicked" into a "disease of the innocent". Unfortunately, in the process of trying to do that, we turned attention from the groups who most needed it to the whole population. So what we were essentially trying to saying was, "If you don't invest in prevention for these high risk groups now, then you will have a bigger epidemic—i.e. innocent women and kids—later on." What the politicians heard, however, was, "HIV prevention blah blah blah blah innocent women and children." It's like talking to a dog who recognizes only its name and the name of the food. Can you recollect a precise moment for this shift in perception? It was when the African epidemic really hit people's radars. In Africa all of our data came from pregnant women, and you can't have a more touchy-feely innocent group than pregnant women and their unborn babies. That was the thing that really made people think it wasn't just a disease of 'the wicked'.
The whole interview is worth a read, including Pisani's explanation for why democracies have been less proactive at fighting the epidemic: "Democracy isn't all that good at protecting the rights of minority groups who don't vote. . . . when I say public health is a fascist discipline, I mean it." Hey, maybe that finally explains President Bush's initiatives to fund AIDS work in Africa?
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I decided that since tomorrow was February 1 I wanted to "ink" in some challenges for myself. By the way where the heck did January go?
Why 120 days? Well that gets me through the dark, cold, grey, foggy days of February, into March for the first blush of spring, April and green, sunny days and May when we can get our motorcycles out and start riding.
I've managed, as of today, to get 61 days of continuous cardio exercise in. I don't necessarily like getting on the treadmill at 4:45 in the morning during the week to get it done, but I do and actually can say I feel better for it. It's been a slow process working my way back from dealing with trochanteric bursitis in both hips but time, patience and slow going have finally paid off.
Where I've struggled the last couple months is drinking enough water and keeping my calories in check.
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I need to update my weight and retake my measurements. According to the scale my weight is staying about the same. But my DH gave me a hug this morning and asked "how much weight have you lost?" When I told him none he suggested I dig out the tape measure to check. Hmmm, maybe some things are changing.
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Game story: Ads 6, Checkers 4
Josh Shalla's goal won the game Friday for the Milwaukee Admirals, and he didn't even know it went in at first.
Shalla broke a 4-4 tie when he scored with 7 minutes left, and his team held on for a 6-4 victory over Charlotte at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
"I saw everybody else stand up, so that's when I got excited and started celebrating," Shalla said. "I had to look around three guys, so I couldn't see it. (The crowd noise) helped, and (Anthony) Bitetto running down on me helped, too. He was pretty excited and pretty funny."
So was the crowd of 7,312.
Not only did Milwaukee overcome blowing a two-goal lead by allowing Charlotte to score three times in the final 10:23 of the second period, but the team's magic number is now three points. The Admirals can clinch their 11th straight playoff berth with a victory Saturday at Chicago and a loss – or shootout win – by Rockford at Texas.
The Admirals also play at Peoria on Sunday; Rockford does not. Milwaukee is 8-1 in its last nine road games and a combined 16-4-0-2 against the Wolves and Rivermen.
A loss Friday – Milwaukee trailed by one goal with 8-plus minutes left – would have been devastating because every other team fighting the Admirals for one of the final playoff spots all won.
"It's been the scenario all year, hasn't it?" Milwaukee coach Dean Evason said. "Or certainly here in the last – I don't know, however long we've been pushing here for the playoffs, probably a month now. It's tough. We have to do what we can do, control what we can control. We can't do anything about those other games. We'll just hopefully take care of our business and see where we sit after Sunday's game."
Shalla's third goal of the season was set up by Cam Reid, who blocked the puck in front of a Charlotte player as he was trying to gain possession deep in the Checkers' zone.
The puck bounced off Reid's stick to Joonas Rask along the left goal line. Rask, playing his first game with Milwaukee, skated to the front of the crease to try to score.
Goalie Mike Murphy, playing his first game with Charlotte, blocked the puck. It slid to Shalla in the left circle, and he fired it in.
"I just put enough stick on it as I could and (shot) far side," Shalla said.
A holding penalty on Mattias Ekholm put Charlotte on the power play with 1:45 remaining. The Checkers also pulled their goalie for a 6-on-4 advantage with 1:27 to go.
But after Milwaukee cleared the puck three times, Zach Hamill scored a long empty-net goal to give his team its fifth victory in the last six games.
With 8:22 left in the third, Milwaukee tied the score at 4-4 when Joe Piskula scored from the high slot.
"Obviously it got us going a little bit," Piskula said. "It was huge for me too. I was on the ice for a few of their goals, so that was a big weight off my back to give my team a little boost there."
Rask's first goal of the season gave Milwaukee a 3-1 lead with 17:46 left in the second.
Charlotte responded with three goals in the final 10:23 of the period for a 4-3 lead. A power-play goal by Zach Boychuk started the rallly, and Zac Dalpe tied the score with a goal just 1:14 later. The Checkers took their one-goal lead when Matt Marquardt scored with 1:43 to go.
So what did Evason say to the team in the locker room inbetween periods?
"Honestly? Nothing," Evason said. "We went in as soon as we got off the ice and just asked our group to stay together. We said some things on the bench; we were kind of yelling at each other. We were frustrated in the second period. … We just said it's their team. They have to stick together. After the game we talked about you can have the best offensive or defensive team, but if you don't play as a group or stick together as a team, it doesn't matter. They did a great job in the third period of playing the game the right way, sticking together, supporting each other. Fortunately we were able to score a couple of goals."
Rask makes debut: The left wing missed a couple of games, so his debut was delayed until tonight. He finished with a goal and an assist with a +2. "I really liked his energy," Evason said. "We knew, I mean just watching him in practice, he's a little buzz-saw. He's on the puck, he's skating, he's going the whole time. It's great to see him score. A guy like that, that has high energy, a lot of times doesn't slow down enough to score a goal. It was obviously great for his confidence being his first game. We like that whole line. Reid, Shalla and him, they gave us some quality minutes and obviously quality play."
Milestone: This was the 1,000 game the Admirals played at the Bradley Center. Their record is 568-322-17 (ties)-27-66.
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1 CD / Hipnotic Records / 2006-01-01Tracks: Intro; In Pursuit of the 9th Man; Ma'aelsalama; Harper's Choice; Plummeting; If I Should Lose You; Lament; Prelude; Gentler Sort of Thing, A; Mr. Sunshine and His Eight Bandits; Pompeii; Psalm
Artists: Todd Marcus
Personnel: Todd Marcus (bass clarinet, baritone saxophone); Todd Marcus (clarinet, organ, frame drum); Issa Lambson, Lyle Link (alto saxophone); Raul Sööt (tenor saxophone); Reginald Cyntje ...continue...
Christian Wallumrod/Christian Wallumrod Ensemble: A Year from Easter
1 CD / ECM Records (USA) / 2005-06-07Tracks: Arch Song; Eliasong; Stompin' At Gagarin; Wedding Postponed; Psalm; Unisono; Lichtblick; Horseshoe Waltz; Year From Easter, A; Japanese Choral; Sketch; Eliasong II; Neunacht; Two Years From Easter
Artists: Christian Wallumrod/Christian Wallumrod Ensemble
"The elements of compositions and improvisation are tightly woven, as Wallumrod's piano subtly mediates the creative impulses of his ensemble who have succeeded in creating...continue...
Personnel: Christian Wallumrod (piano, toy piano, harmonium); Christian Wallumrod; Nils Okland (violin, fiddle, hardanger fiddle, viola d'amore); Arve Henriksen (trumpet); Per Oddvar Johansen (drums)....continue...
Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra: A Love Supreme
1 CD / Palmetto / 2005-01-11Tracks: Acknowledgement; Resolution; Pursuance; Psalm
Artists: Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra
Palmetto Records release of A Love Supreme, the label debut of Jazz at Lincoln Center's renowned big band The Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton...continue...
Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra: Ted Nash, Wessell "Warmdaddy" Anderson (saxophone); Carlos Henríquez (bass instrument); Eric Lewis , Herlin Riley, Joe Temperley, Lew Soloff, Marcus Printup, Ron We...continue...
Gabrielle Roth & the Mirrors: Tongues
1 CD / Raven Recording (New Age) / 2003-06-24Tracks: Psalm; Suma; Silver Desert Cafe; Chatter; Tongues; Rest Your Tears Here; Ram; Stillpoint
Artists: Gabrielle Roth & the Mirrors
Personnel: Gabrielle Roth; Barbara Anel-Morris, Lili Anel, Lauren Kinham, Peter Eldridge, Carter Burwell, Delores Holmes, Mindy Jostyn, Serpentine, Monty, Jai Uttal (vocals); Allison Cornell (vocals, ...continue...
John Bishop (Producer): Scenes
1 CD / Origin Records / 2003-01-01Tracks: New Beginnings; Scene; Blues on the Corner; Psalm; Beatles, The; Rainy States; Nefertiti; Persona; Yesterdays
Artists: John Bishop (Producer)
Full performer name: John Bishop/Jeff Johnson/Rick Mandyck/John Stowell.
Personnel: John Bishop (drums); Rick Mandyck (saxophone); Johen Stowell (guitar); Jeff Johnson (bass).
Recorded a...continue...
Lance Bryant: Testify! *
1 CD / Testimony Records / 2002-12-16Tracks: Come Ye Disconsolate; Amazing Grace; Great Is Thy Faithfulness; Testify!; I Want Jesus to Walk With Me; All to Jesus, I Surrender; Psalm
Artists: Lance Bryant
Lance Bryant: Psalm
1 CD / Testimony Records / 2002-10-12Tracks: Psalm; Almighty Blues; Funny Face; June Bug; Never Let Me Go; Every Shut Eye; Summer Evening Breeze; Do the Backstep; Aunt Hannah's Prayer; I Want Jesus to Walk With Me; June Bug Reprise
Artists: Lance Bryant
David Darling: Cello
1 CD / ECM Records (USA) / 2000-05-16Tracks: Darkwood 1; No Place Nowhere; Fables; Darkwood 2; Lament; Two Or Three Things; Indiana Indian; Totem; Psalm; Choral; Bell, The; In November; Darkwood 3
Artists: David Darling
Solo performer: David Darling (acoustic & 8-string electric cellos).
Recorded at Rainbow Studio, Oslo, Norway in November 1991 & January 1992.
Personnel: David Darling (cello, electric c...continue...
Jan Garbarek Group: Twelve Moons
1 CD / ECM Records (USA) / 2000-03-07Tracks: Twelve Moons: Part One: Winter-Summer / Part Two: Summer-Winter; Psalm; Brother Wind March; There Were Swallows; Tall Tear Trees, The; Arietta; Gautes-Margjit; Darvanan; Huhai; Witchi-Tai-To
Artists: Jan Garbarek Group
Personnel: Jan Garbarek (soprano & tenor saxophones, synthesizer); Agnes Buen Garnas, Mari Boine (vocals); Rainer Bruninghaus (piano, synthesizer); Eberhard Weber (bass); Manu Katche (drums); Marilyn ...continue...
Chick Corea: Live in Montreux
1 CD / Stretch Records / 1997-02-28Tracks: Introduction; Hairy Canary; Folk Song; Psalm; Quintet #2; Up, Up and...; Trinkle, Tinkle; So in Love; Drum Interlude; Slippery When Wet / Intro Of Band
Artists: Chick Corea
/Joe Henderson/Roy Haynes/Gary Peacock.
Personnel: Chick Corea (piano); Joe Henderson (tenor saxophone); Gary Peacock (bass); Roy Haynes (drums);
Recorded live at the Montreux Jazz Festi...continue...
Roy Haynes: True or False
1 CD / Evidence / 1997-01-21Tracks: Limehouse Blues; In a Sentimental Mood; Big Foot; Psalm; True or False; Played Twice; Bud Powell; Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum; Everywhere Calypso, The
Artists: Roy Haynes
Personnel: Roy Haynes (drums); Ralph Moore (tenor saxophone); David Kikoski (piano); Ed Howard (bass).
Recorded live at the Magnetic Terrace, Paris, France on October 30, 1986. Includes liner n...continue...
Ketil Bjornstad: The Rainbow
1 CD / Emarcy (USA) / 1990-10-01Tracks: Solace [The Rainbow Version]; Prelude No. 1; Arisoso Dolente; Lucain; Hymn for Iohanne; Fanny Xiang; Rainbow, The; In the Night, Midwinter; Orphan Child, The; Grave, the Oracle, The; Psalm; Secret, T...
Artists: Ketil Bjornstad