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REVIEW: WolfCryer's 'The Prospect of Wind'
If Axl Rose announced he was planning the next Guns 'N Roses album as a tribute to Tony Orlando and Dawn, that would be only slightly more surprising than Matt Baumann's left turn from his Ambient Jazz saxophone tone poetry to the sparsely appointed Americana released under his reimagined guise as WolfCryer. Oddly enough, when Baumann defected from saxophone to banjo, the quality that linked his two disparate musical directions was a spartan sense of atmospherics and an expansively moody palette; while the outcomes couldn't have been more different, there was a fascinatingly similar philosophical link between his two sonic identities. As WolfCryer, Baumann has been slightly more in tune with the singer/songwriters to which he swore fandom back in his tone/drone Jazz days (Warren Zevon, Tom Waits and Jason Molina were particular favorites), and over the past three years of his newly established Folk/Roots persona, he has managed to amass a catalog of songs that more than amply proves the wisdom of his career shift. His 2012 self-titled WolfCryer debut turned a lot of heads in the local Folk community, and Baumann spent the subsequent year working on his chops and making a new name for himself in a crowded scene that always seems to make room for quality purveyors. Earlier this year, Baumann released the fruits of his most recent labor, the four song EP Wild Spaces, which came on the heels of a pair of EPs in late 2013, The Long Ride Home and Hell's Coming Down. The three brief but potent releases showed Baumann expanding his sonic possibilities as he incorporated more acoustic guitar and harmonica into his songs and left the banjo as an infrequent but still welcome guest. Baumann's proposed full-length debut, originally slated for this past summer, hasn't yet materialized but in the meantime, he's whetted our appetites with a new eight-song WolfCryer EP, The Prospect of Wind. Like many of his avowed heroes, Baumann turns his songwriting talents toward society's downtrodden on The Prospect of Wind, with a particular interest in the personally felt ravages of war. It is an age old topic of literature and song, because no matter how sophisticated mankind becomes at the destruction of life, the simple desolation of the survivors never seems to change to any great degree. To that end, Baumann channels his inner Dylan in the lyrics and the cadence of the EP's title track ("There's an ember in the kindling, from a cracked and careless hand/Just waiting for the moment to rise and scorch the land"), nimbly displays both his love for and his study of Warren Zevon on "The War" and "When I Go," and waves his Springsteen flag with pride and admiration on "Box of Bones" and "Both Hands on the Plow." As has been the case from the start of his relatively short but extremely potent tenure as WolfCryer, Baumann has no trouble notching his songs with some of the characteristics of his favorite singer/songwriters, but he does it in the constant pursuit of his own musical identity. You may detect a glimmer of some of his monolithic predecessors in the songs that comprise The Prospect of Wind, but you'll come away knowing that you've experienced another great WolfCryer album. WolfCryer's CD release show for The Prospect of Wind is Friday night at the Southgate House Revival in the Revival Room. Admission is $10 and the show starts at 9 p.m.
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The Many EPs of WolfCryer
Cincinnati Folk singer/songwriter Matt Baumann goes on a prolific release spree with much more music coming soon
Five years ago, Matt Baumann was exploring the fringes of avant garde Jazz and creating sparse Ambient soundscapes with nothing more than his alto/tenor saxophones (he occasionally duoed with friends Eric Barnett and Jim Feist, but largely worked on his own) and a vision of crafting a quietly powerful body of work. At the time of our last interview, in late 2008, Baumann namechecked all the right Jazz influences — John Coltrane, Albert Ayler, Jan Garbarek — but he also ticked off a number of singer/songwriters whose work had been more inspirational than influential, from Warren Zevon and Tom Waits to Jason Molina and David Bazan, saying that he attempted to channel their passion and not necessarily their method of expressing it.In 2011, disillusioned with the local Jazz scene, Baumann opted for the singer/songwriter route, learning to play the plectrum banjo but maintaining his lone wolf performing status. That may well have been Baumann's inspiration for adopting the nom de plume of WolfCryer, as well as his desire to begin a fresh new direction. His acclaimed eponymous debut EP dropped in 2012 and he's been steadily working the Folk/Americana scene ever since, but the last few months have been especially productive with the release of a trio of evocative, emotionally engaging and typically atmospheric EPs. The first,The Long Ride Home, dropped quietly last September and showcased a new WolfCryer of sorts, as Baumann added acoustic guitar and harmonica to an arsenal already loaded with melancholy melodicism ("Roll Call of Ghosts") and intelligent wordplay ("Never Carry More Than You Can Hold"). The Long Ride Home by WolfCryerThe next two WolfCryer EPs, sporting four tracks each, have come in fairly rapid succession; Hell's Coming Down came out at the end of November and Wild Spaces dropped on New Year's Day, both generally following the template of The Long Ride Home and both stacked with highlights, like the lovely "Andromeda" and winsome "whiskeyheart" (where Baumann's banjo makes a welcome reappearance) on the former, the expansive "Lonely Country" and the heartrending "Better to Be" on the latter.Wild Spaces by WolfCryerBaumann was a cluster recordist back in his Jazz days, and that aspect of his creative life hasn't changed much; on the heels of his last three EPs, released over the course of the last three months, his plans for the new year include both his debut and sophomore full-length albums (the proposed title track for the latter, "Box of Bones," is posted below). Originally slated for next month, WolfCryer's debut album, The Ivory in the Narrows, has been pushed to a summer release, but his Feb. 15 release show at Southgate House Revival remains intact as Baumann is re-releasing The Long Ride Home, which was never given an actual official release in the first place. Box of Bones by WolfCryerIf you think a guy and a guitar is drab, give WolfCryer a shot; given the slightest opportunity, he'll build a quiet and beautiful new room in your heart.
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Local rockers 500 Miles to Memphis celebrate their 10th birthday with a blow-out concert in Newport. Plus, area Folk/Americana artists unite to help Covington venue stay afloat, Rosie Carson, The Graveblankets and others perform for Cancer Family Care of Cincinnati at Molly Malone's in Covington and the Cincinnati Zoo's "Tunes & Blooms" concert series finally gets some spring-like weather.
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Musicians Unite for Pete's Sake
Area Folk/Roots musicians team up to try and save Covington club/hangout Geez'l Pete's
Musician Matt Baumann, who performs as the Folk act WolfCryer, and several area Folk/Americana musicians are teaming up this Wednesday to help a local music venue that has given them a home over the years. The club Geez'l Pete's (508 Madison Ave., Covington) is having financial difficulties to the point where the electricity has been shut off. This Wednesday, a "Save the Pete!" benefit will be held at the club, with music starting at 6 p.m. and running on three performance spots — busking on the street outside, "backporch" jamming and acoustic performances inside the club by candlelight. "Geez'l Pete's is a hub for many local musicians," Baumann says, "and the only one that I know of that keeps a library and store on site for the albums from most of the local musicians."There is a suggested donation of $5 and beer and booze will be available to purchase. Artists scheduled to appear include WolfCryer, Daniel Van Vechten, Dave Rohs, Tim Caudill and Tony Hall. Mark Utley of Magnolia Mountain headlines the night at 10 p.m. Click here for more info.Next Wednesday, April 17, Baumann and Co. will present another similar benefit at Geez'l Pete's for the same cause. Kelly Thomas is the scheduled headliner, performing at 9:30 p.m.
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Time to Adjust Your Eyes Again
Plus news on MPMF.12, WolfCryer, MidPoint Indie Summer and more
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Grasshopper Juice Records presents the sixth annual Adjust Your Eyes Music & Art Festival this weekend at downtown's Mainstay Rock Bar Friday-Saturday.
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Debut EP From WolfCryer Released Tonight
Former experimental artist Matt Baumann shows Americana prowess on new self-titled release
Former experimental Jazz artist Matt Baumann has totally shifted gears and is now performing as banjo-playing Americana artist WolfCryer. Tonight at MOTR Pub in Over-the-Rhine, Baumann (as WolfCryer) celebrates the release of his debut, self-titled EP by performing the recording live in its entirety starting at 10 p.m. From the sounds of the EP, WolfCryer is going to be a very welcome addition to Greater Cincinnati's eclectic, thriving Roots/Americana scene.Baumann's music partner Eric Barnett (a.k.a. whiskeyheart) then takes over the stage after the live EP presentation, followed by popular local Indie Folk group Evans Collective. Wolfcryer comes back to close out the night at around 12:30 a.m. To listen to and then purchase the EP online, visit nobleoakrecords.bandcamp.com. Here's a little sample to whet your appetite. WolfCryer EP by WolfCryerClick here to read an interview with Baumann from CityBeat's Brian Baker in 2008, when he was crafting adventurous music with a saxophone.
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What are your thoughts on a carry weapon in 9mm vs. 40 cal.?
If cost of target ammo was not a factor I would carry a 45acp. Probibly in some sort of 1911 type pistol.
My concern is having to God forbid use the weapon and get it taken away. That is why I am leaning away from a 1911. If that weren't a concern I would get a SA EMP. I am also with you on the cost of ammo for the 45.
I alternate between .40 and 9mm. I have no doubt either will do their job if I do mine. Primarily I do carry the 9mm.
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9mm vs .40 in what platform? are we talking XDsc here, or any gun?
the gun would be what dictated my choice of which round to use... I.E., in a larger gun, I'd probably choose the .40. in a smaller, lighter gun, definitely the 9mm...
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AN OPERATING SYSTEM (OS) that supposedly comes from the hacktivist group Anonymous has been denounced by the hackers, who are calling it a fake.
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The Anon OS is fake it is wrapped in trojans. RT— AnonOps (@anonops) March 15, 2012
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Fortunately, I've just got my new Torch this week and will be taking it back tomorrow because it's stupidly incompatible for a small business on Office365. Any other phone platform works fine out of the box, but BBs are useless with Office365 if you're not on BES (the price is completely unrealistic for small businesses).
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And Wynonna, who once flew Winchester down to Nashville to sing harmony on her version of his "Let's Make a Baby King," included his "That's What Makes You Strong" (RealAudio excerpt) as a bonus track on her current album, New Day Dawning.
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"I felt touring wasn't worth the aggravation. But recently, I became single again and went through some personal changes coming out of that. Now, I'm having the time of my life performing."
Once A Southerner, Always A Southerner
Though he's lived in Canada since 1967, the sound of the South resonates through Winchester's melodies and lyrics, from specific geographical references such as "Talk Memphis" to the R&B grooves on "Sweet Little Shoe," (RealAudio excerpt), which is found on his current album.
He was born in Shreveport, La., and raised in Memphis, Tenn., but "I still consider myself a Southerner," he said. "I like emotional things, romantic things, and I think that comes from being a Southerner.
"I still prefer Southern cooking, too."
Winchester said that while he was growing up, he listened to the same things everybody else in his age group was listening to R&B, country and gospel. "And I loved all of it," he said.
He studied piano, too, and played organ at church, but he didn't expect to find a career in music.
"At the beginning of every school year, my father would say, 'It's fine for you to take music lessons, but I don't want you ever to become a professional musician,' " Winchester recalled. "[Still,] I always sort of wanted to play guitar in an R&B band."
First, a few major changes came his way. He went to college and studied philosophy in New England and Europe before returning to Memphis to consider his career direction. Then, in 1967, his draft notice came.
With the United States deeply involved in the Vietnam War, Winchester decided to move north rather than join the military.
"Montreal was the largest city in Canada then, and the second-largest French-speaking city in the world … I liked living with a different language, so that appealed to me," he said, adding that his poor French turned out to be a handicap in his pursuit of a regular job.
"I was kind of forced to get a job in music, and one thing led to another," he said.
Getting A Foot In The Door
After playing in several bar bands and touring Quebec, Ontario and the wilds of northern Canada, he went solo and scored a job at a coffeehouse.
"There were folk musicians playing there, and you were sort of expected to write your own songs," he said.
With his knack for songwriting and his resonant voice, Winchester was soon headlining shows. Then, he was introduced to Robbie Robertson of The Band, who had just released their acclaimed debut album, Music From Big Pink.
Robertson was impressed with Winchester's songs and offered to produce his first album. Drummer Levon Helm from The Band and Canadian guitarist David Rea worked on the recording, which was engineered by Todd Rundgren.
The self-titled disc, released on Bearsville Records in 1970 (and reissued in 1994), included such memorable cuts as "Biloxi" (RealAudio excerpt), "Brand New Tennessee Waltz" and his bittersweet take on love in "Yankee Lady" (RealAudio excerpt).
Winchester became a Canadian citizen in 1973, but he wasn't able to tour in the United States until 1977, when former President Jimmy Carter issued an amnesty for draft evaders. Nonetheless, Winchester recorded impressive albums in the '70s, including Third Down 110 to Go (1972) and A Touch on the Rainy Side (1978).
He had a top-40 hit with "Say What" in 1981, and covers of his songs began climbing the charts. "I'm Gonna Miss You Girl" became a top-10 country hit for Michael Martin Murphey, and "Rhumba Girl" went up the pop charts in a version by Nicollette Larsen.
Winchester's songs also have been recorded by Mary Black, Peter Case, Elvis Costello, the Everly Brothers, Waylon Jennings, Anne Murray, Tom Rush, Dan Seals and the Sweethearts of the Rodeo, among others.
A decade after releasing Humour Me on Sugar Hill in 1988, Winchester got in touch with label head Barry Poss, who connected him with Grammy-winning producer and Dobro player Jerry Douglas. The resulting project, Gentleman of Leisure, was recorded in Nashville.
"I had a wonderful time," Winchester said. In fact, he said, "I don't want to wait so long between doing records I want to do another one soon."
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MC show for September cancelled, dang! Still listening though.
Here's a couple of 80's favorites of mine by Peter Gabriel.
BBC documentary on American R&R Part 3 - 80's I didn't see a 90's video.
Like golf, fun but too time consuming
Yeah, but the title says 'american' R&R documentary... The new wave was primarily of british origin, I think... And 'alternative' didn't really crank up until the 90s
And it's just occurred to me that there was barely a breath about bands like Lynrd Skynrd, Outlaws, Molly Hatchet, 38 Special, etc... They were all over the place in the late 70s.
I teased both my daughter and granddaughter to play any one of these two songs at their weddings, but no takers alas.
Speaking of Billy Idol, his 1st band was called Generation X and he was still a teen when fronting them in the late 70's. Here's the G-X version of Dancing with Myself from '79 -- close enough --
In mentioning Van Halen (with DLR on lead vocals) I wasn't too fond of them at first, but I finally took a liking to them in "1984"
I have kind of a love/hate thing with Van Halen. I thought they were their best in the early years. But DLR was cracked.
I always thought Sammy Hagar was an unmitigated ***hole. After he joined VH, I amended it to 'mitigated' ***hole. They actually had some pretty fun stuff all through the years.
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Over ½ this song is the 2:20 intro - still a great tune as usual from the Cure
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Sky, Toccata. In the 70's music thread I posted another Sky track from 1979 but Toccata, from 1980 is the track they are best know for.
The 80's wasn't the best decade for Santana yet Carlos released a great solo album titled Blues for Salvador in 1987. From this album came the song Bella. Outstanding.
Though he is know for more of a hard punching genre type song, this song is my favorite of his due to it's more subdued, though dark, nature.
Another Santana track from 1985. Touchdown Raiders. American football means nothing to me but this is a GREAT rocking track.
Definitely one of my favorite songs, album, video, and singer of the late 80's.
I always found this kind of hypnotic:
Here's one of Todd Rundgren's more popular hits from the '80's:
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This typical Roman neighbourhood offers a perfect retreat away from the tourist crowds. There are numerous bus routes providing direct connections to the historic centre. Guests can also easily discover Rome by foot and Vatican City can be reached within 15 minutes' walk.
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Hi Emanuelle
Thanks for sharing you apartment. Great tarrace with view to St. Peters.
We used most of the time in apartment on the tarrace, morning, sunbath in afternoon, relaxing in evening. Apartment is on 6th floor with elevator. Quiet neighborhood with restaurants and shopping possibilities. 15 walk to metro station (Cipro). 25 min to St. Peters.
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it was perfect! very recommendable appartment. Emanuele was very nice nd everything worked out perfectly. the appartment was very clean and comfy, and some nice caffees and supermarkets are in walking distance. we loved our stay.
Dear Emanuele,
thank you for the nice time in your flat.You find there everything you need for a pleasant stay in Rome. The view from the terrace is great.
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proprietari molto cortesi .l'appartamento è confortevole e pulito , ideale per due persone. Vicino al Vaticano con possibilità di avere autobus sotto casa ; anche la zona è piena di negozi e ristorantini . Tutto sommato è stata una vacanza riuscita.
Obwohl der Gastgeber persönlich nicht anwesend war, bekam ich prompt über seine Kusine Kontakt zu ihm. Weil ich mit dem Bus-Shuttle in die Stadt gefahren war, brauchte ich einen Rat, wie ich zu seinem Appartment käme.
Das klappte alles ausgezeichnet. Der 990 iger Bus, der eine Haltestelle direkt vor dem Haus hat, fährt allerdings nur sehr selten.
In dem Appartment konnte ich mich sofort zu Hause fühlen. Dazu tat die Terrasse rundherum ihr Übriges.
Sauber war alles sowieso. Wifi- Zugang klappt problemlos und kostenlos.
Durch die Umgebung mit vielen Läden und Bars kann man alles leicht besorgen und es ist in der Umgebung vom Piazza Giovenale wenig touristisch.
Es hat mir alles gut gefallen. Die Dusche in Gang zu setzen hat was..., geht aber durchaus.
Sehr gastfreundlicher Vermieter, herzlicher Empfang, gab gute Tipps und hatte sogar den Kühlschrank mit einer "Grundversorgung" bestückt. Das Apartment hält alles, was versprochen wurde. Es ist sehr schön und mit allem Wichtigen, auch zur Selbstversorgung, ausgerüstet. Die Terrasse traumhaft.
In unmittelbarer Nähe gibt es ausreichend Einkaufsmöglichkeiten. Die Verkehrsanbindung zu Metro und Bus ist bestens. Ein Quartier, das keine Wünsche offen lässt.
We were amazed!
The apartement is as described - very clean and fully equipped. The terasse is a dream. It`s a wonderful and quiet place to relax after sightseeing.
Special thanks to you and your parents and Federico. Someone stole
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So we could enjoy Rome after the first shock.
We feel privileged to belong to the "for very happy people only" (poster at the apartmentdoor) who lived in this perfect place. If you spend some time in Rome you should book this flat. Enjoy!
Quiet apartment with a beautiful terrace. A terrific place to stay in a nice neighborhood. Emanuele was great, with lots of good restaurant recommendations. Thank you!
Fabulous place to stay. Within walking distance of metro, supermarket, restaurants. We walked to St Peters.
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The wait is over: The first official look at Disney's live-action 'Cinderella' is here!
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Do you love fairytales? You'll want to mark Christmas Day on your calendar. That's when Disney releases 'Into the Woods.' A film that puts a new spin on classic tales.
Disney's upcoming roster of animated pictures already includes projects like Pixar's long-awaited 'The Good Dinosaur,' 'Inside Out,' and 'Finding Dory.' Now the company has officially dated two more projects from its Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Even though we were told, once upon a time, that Disney and Pixar had no plans for 'Toy Story 4,' it seems that those plans have changed. After a series of short films that kept us up to date with the adventures of Woody and Buzz Lightyear and friends, Disney CEO Bob Iger has just announced that we'll finally be getting a 'Toy Story 4' after all, and it has an official release date and everything.
Read about the touching story of how Elsa in 'Frozen' was rewritten from a villain into a hero.
The look, movements and personalities of the Disney characters come from many different sources. For some characters, actors and models are brought in to act out scenes from the film...
It looks like we're one step closer to getting a 'Frozen' musical.
With 'Frozen' still a raging phenomenon and 'Big Hero 6' right around the corner, the folks at Disney Animation are probably feeling pretty good about their lives and careers at the moment. So the first news about their next film, 'Moana,' arrives at a time when the world's most famous animation studio is at a fairly incredible high and like their last major blockbuster, this is a female-led adventure. Prepare for the merchandise, parents.
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What is on your Bucket List?
Can you imagine the early pioneer hitching up his team of horses to the family's best wagon as he prepared to start a journey to a new home? A home yet to be carved out of and established in a far-off wilderness.
With that bucket list item to get off his mind, the entire family headed out into an unfamiliar future. The unknown lay ahead as they faced the dangers of wind, rain, storms, stiffling heat and blistering cold along with various vicious enemies.
Wow. What a deal to carry out a dream. Relocating to areas in the West was a powerful movement of our forefathers. They sought to claim fertile farmland, a different job, or perhaps they had gold fever. Their dreams were so important as they hit the trail.
Not to the extreme of facing such difficulties as hardships and death like the pioneers, my brother-in-law, Dave Hamilton, recently completed a nearly 20-year silly quest to satisfy his bucket list hunger.
What was at the top of his list at retirement? To wander Indiana.
Dave and his wife Carol along with several family members achieved the goal of traveling to every every town, city, and small burg listed on an Indiana map. As he was a retired history teacher from Muncie schools, this was a logical task.
Sometimes Lois and I were lucky enough to be invited along on the journeys. Thankfully it was in modern transportation conveniences and not behind a pair of struggling horses.
His travels took Dave to 3,107 places. Sometimes he found that the road ended in a cornfield or barnyard, dodged around a tree in the road, forded a stream, or in the case of traveling Johnson County, came to a grave in the middle of the road near Amity.
I remember one time we came upon a town known for it's fame to cook pots and pots of beans. These delicious annual bean offerings were so eagerly sought by persons from far and wide that customers lined up with pans, pails, buckets, and pots to carry home the bounty of the day.
Some places Dave and his family traveled to include: Mordecai "Three Finger" Brown Memorial in Nyersville, Brazil Fountain and Stonehenge in Clay County, Iron Eyes Studio, Windfall, Jerkwater Road in Hamilton County, Lickskillet in Randolph County, Orangeville Road in Orange County, Indiana's Highest Point near Bethel in Wayne County, Sculpture Park in Mahalasville in Morgan County, Flood Wall Murals, Tell City, Perry County, Pivot Point, Pine Valley, Owen County, Trestle Bridge, Tulip, Greene County, The Azalea Path, Hazelton, Gibson County, Wadesville, and our own Johnson County Hurricane Road which winds by the Legends.
It was almost impossible to record the actual miles traveled because many were duplicated on double-backs. Each spot on the map was reached and recorded on some trips which were business or pleasure. As there were good and bad days of weather on the road, many miles were covered like the pioneers of old in rain, sleet, snow, slick roads and on hot highways.
But a guy has to do what a guy has to do to complete a dream.
When thinking about my bucket list — hey, buddy, I'm nearing the end of the road but not my dreams — I have several wonderful miles to travel just like you. May our miles be happy ones with those we love.
To pick my top priority, I might like visiting each living relative to catch a glimpse of their lives, see where they live, and listen to the tales.
Thanks, Dave, for including all of us in your fascinating travels and as you say: "Those who wander are not necessarily lost."
Johnson County Historian Max Fitzpatrick, a former educator, is a longtime community volunteer.


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Prater, a former Mennonite family on the Dutch island of Ameland; its members usually were sailors and skippers. Pieter Jacobs Prater was a preacher of the Janjacobsgezinden congregation of Ameland 1793-d. 1831.
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What is the proper domain of applicability of the neoclassical utility maximization model? For the University of Chicago's George Stigler and Gary Becker (1977), it is a philosopher's stone, a framework for resolving all social problems in or out of economies' traditional realm. Mirowski (1989) carries to its outer limits Veblen's criticism ([1898] 1934, [1899-1900] 1946) that it fails to describe evolutionary processes. He sees neoclassical economics as an anachronism imported from physics generating "more heat than light".
Actually, proponents as well as critics of neoclassical economics have built their theories around the fact that utility theory has the same structure as field theories in physics (Edgeworth [1881] 1961; Samuelson 1947, 1972). In much the same way as the force of gravity attracts objects in three-dimensional space, utility maps the attraction of individuals to higher levels of satisfaction in a space of commodities. In this chapter we will explore both the power and the limitation of field theory and attempt to arrive at a balanced judgment as to its applicability.
Field theory is a staple of contemporary physics and engineering from microwave transmission to chemical diffusion. Nevertheless, not all problems can be treated in this fashion. One need not appeal to Einstein's failed search for a grand unified field theory to realize that the method does not solve all problems. Many dynamic processes cannot be integrated in this way. They have come to play a leading role in theoretical physics, but have only begun to find their way into economics.
Field theories work beautifully as long as the objects are at rest. They work less well when the objects are driven by external forces over the field. They run into serious trouble when the path traversed changes the field itself, and they fail completely when the changes induced are so great as to call into question its long-term existence.
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Given the Web, What is Intelligence, Really?
Version of Record online: 16 JUL 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9973.2012.01760.x
© 2012 The Authors. Metaphilosophy © 2012 Metaphilosophy LLC and Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Special Issue: Philoweb: Toward a Philosophy of the Web: Guest Editors: Harry Halpin and Alexandre Monnin
Volume 43, Issue 4, pages 464–479, July 2012
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Bringsjord, S. and Govindarajulu, N. S. (2012), Given the Web, What is Intelligence, Really?. Metaphilosophy, 43: 464–479. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-9973.2012.01760.x
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- extensional logic;
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This article argues that existing systems on the Web cannot approach human-level intelligence, as envisioned by Descartes, without being able to achieve genuine problem solving on unseen problems. The article argues that this entails committing to a strong intensional logic. In addition to revising extant arguments in favor of intensional systems, it presents a novel mathematical argument to show why extensional systems can never hope to capture the inherent complexity of natural language. The argument makes its case by focusing on representing, with increasing degrees of complexity, knowledge in a first-order language. Nevertheless, the attempts at representation fail to achieve consistency, making the case for an intensional representation system for natural language clear.


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Oklahoma football: With Texas A&M gone, will Oklahoma feel more of Texas' disdain?
Jackson Rushing was born and raised in Austin. Grew up a Longhorn fan. Went to the University of Texas. Earned not one but three degrees from the school.
Safe to say he's hooked on the Horns.
Thing is, he sees both sides of the Red River Rivalry. Sees it every day. Sees it up close, actually.
Rushing is an art history professor at Oklahoma.
"It's different, I can tell you that," he said of being a Texas fan living in Norman and working at OU.
But has the rivalry become even more different for Longhorn fans this year?
For the first time in more than a century, Texas is a one-rivalry team. Gone is Texas A&M. Gone is College Station from the Big 12 map. Gone is that traditional Thanksgiving showdown between the Longhorns and the Aggies.
Texas and Texas A&M first played in 1894, and in a football-mad state, their rivalry became the granddad of them all. But now, it's anyone's guess when they might meet again on the gridiron.
"With the absence of the Aggies," Longhorn quarterback David Ash said earlier this week, "I guess (OU) is our only rivalry that we have right now."
So, does that mean Texas fans are going to direct all of their vitriol toward OU? Does that mean this Red River Rivalry is about to get even more intense?
"I think it is already maxed out in terms of intensity," Rushing said.
Maybe he's right.
This rivalry has long been heated. OU-Texas has been so good through the years that it survived no matter what league the teams called home. They competed when they were in the same conference (Southwest, 1915-19), when they were in different conferences (1920-95), then again when they were in the same conference (Big 12, 1996-present).
But since the turn of the century, this rivalry has been in its heyday. And that's been because of the programs' success. During the decade of the 2000s, there were five instances where the OU-Texas winner eventually played in the national championship game.
The importance of the game in the national championship chase has fanned the rivalry's fire.
Meanwhile, the Texas-Texas A&M rivalry cooled a bit.
The Aggies fell on hard times, fumbling through the end of the R.C. Slocum era, then stumbling through nearly a decade with Dennis Franchione and Mike Sherman. Even though the Aggies still beat the Longhorns during those struggles, the game lost some of its luster.
Still, it was a huge deal.
So, too, was its end.
"For most of my life, the A&M game was the big rivalry," Rushing said. "That was the game.
"We'd rather eat rocks than lose to the Aggies."
DeLoss Dodds doesn't exactly agree. Or at least that's what the Texas athletic director said. A year ago when conference realignment was bucking and taking college football for a ride, he contended that OU had always been the chief rival, not Texas A&M.
Of course, he said, the Texas A&M game had been great. Sure, the Longhorns might agree to play the Aggies again some day.
But playing the Sooners?
That was something the Longhorns had to do.
Megan McKibben remembers feeling that way. While she was at Texas getting her degree, the OU game always felt way important than the A&M game. Maybe it was because the A&M game fell over Thanksgiving break when students were scattered while the OU game was smack in the middle of the semester.
"You're thinking about this game all week," she said of the Red River Rivalry. "This is a week you marked on your calendar before school started."
Like Rushing, McKibben now lives and works on the north side of the Red River. She's used to grief from Sooner fans. She's accustomed to awkward stares when she wears her burnt orange cowboy boots, complete with the Longhorn insignia.
But she insists the OU rivalry holds no added significance than it did before Texas A&M's departure to the SEC.
It was already her team's biggest game.
How could biggest get bigger?
"This rivalry was already important," she said. "It will just stand and be important all by itself now."
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Fresh Asparagus Omelet with Herbs
- 1 cup diced fresh asparagus
- 3 cups liquid egg substitute
- 1/3 cup minced fresh chives
- 1/3 cup minced parsley
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh tarragon (optional)
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
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Preheat oven to lowest setting. Bring a pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. Add asparagus and cook just until tender, about 3 minutes. Drain and transfer to ice water to stop the cooking. Drain again and pat dry.
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Put 1 1/2 cups of egg substitute in each of two bowls. Add half the chives, parsley, tarragon (if using), salt, and pepper to each bowl. Whisk to blend. Add half the asparagus to each bowl and stir.
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Over moderately high heat, heat a 10-inch nonstick skillet lightly sprayed with vegetable oil spray. Add the contents of one bowl and raise heat to high. When mixture begins to set around the edges, push them toward the center with a rubber or plastic spatula and let the uncooked egg flow to the outer rim. As that sets, push it toward the center and let more uncooked egg flow to the edges. It should take only 1 to 2 minutes for all the egg to set.
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When the egg has set but omelet still looks moist, slide it out onto a warm serving plate, tilting the skillet as you do so that the omelet folds over to make a half-moon. Put omelet in the warm oven and repeat with remaining ingredients. Serve one third of each omelet to each diner. Makes 2 large omelets to serve 6.
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Nutritional Information(per serving)
- Calories: 50
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Sodium: 356mg
- Carbs: 2.1g
- Protein: 11.2g
Serving size: 1/3 of 1 omelet
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Explorer Windows won't open maximized when launched?, Part 2
Last week, I asked Infopackets Readers if there was a way to make Explorer Windows always maximize when launched.
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Explorer Windows won't open maximized when launched?
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" Click a link (from Outlook Express) or run Internet Explorer. Hold down CTRL + Shift + ALT on the keyboard while you use the mouse to size the window as you want it. While still holding down CTRL + Shift + ALT, click the Close box (the X in the upper right corner of the window). Windows should remember the position. "
Many users recommended using the "File -> Close" alternate method. Pippie writes:
" Size/place the Window where you want it. [When it's time to close the Window] ... exit by clicking File -> Close. The X [close] icon in upper right of the Window it will NOT save last position. "
Garth M. and countless others told me to position the Explorer Window and reboot. Garth says, " Use your mouse to drag the corners of the window to the furthest corners of the desktop. Close it, and reboot. "
Juan A. from Costa Rica told me about a Windows Registry hack:
" If you feel comfortable editing the Windows Registry, you can find the following entry: Click Start -> Run, and type in: regedit; Scroll to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main, and delete the key: Window_Placement. "
Joe F. says that the window positioning can be reset through the Folder Options menu:
" Set the explorer window to your preference, then click Tools -> Folder Options | View Tab and click the 'Like Current Folder' button. Dismiss the dialog box which says, 'Set all the folders on your computer to match the current folder's view settings (except for toolbars and web view)? Changes will occur the next time you open them.' by clicking the 'Yes' button. "
Robert H. and a few others recommended a program called AutoSizer. From the web site:
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Many users suggested IE New Window Maximizer:
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Stokke MyCarrier Cool
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Stokke MyCarrier Cool
• $219.99
• Stokke
If my BabyBjorn and Ergo had a baby, I'm pretty sure it would look like this. Stokke's 3-in-1 carrier is comfortable for baby and parents from newborn to the toddler years. The "Cool" version is made from a breathable mesh fabric for better cooling during the hot months.
Gripper Bar Board
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Gripper Bar Board
• $6.99
• Architec
Soon after my son was born a friend included a very small "bar" cutting board in a gift. New parents can definitely use a cocktail, but I couldn't figure out why she gave this to me or what I would do with it. Five years later I'll tell you that I use it daily for slicing an apple for my son or chopping fruit for his school snack. It's small - 5" x 7" - and perfect for quick, little jobs.
Wipe Clean Placemats
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Wipe Clean Placemats
• $11 each
• Skinny Laminx
Heather Moore has turned her fun, colorful Rough Diamond print into Polypropylene placemats for the table. Easy to clean and easy on the eyes.


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Documentary Films? That's Entertainment!
Documentaries have started to assert that they, like their Hollywood cousins, can be more than simply 'engaging.' Doc Soup Man Tom Roston says they can be entertaining diversions too.
The Best Documentaries of 2011 (Updated)
Nerd out to our infographic of the top documentaries of 2011, based on lists from critics, documentary festivals, industry organizations and online voting!
The Best Documentaries of 2011
According to who you ask, the best documentary of 2011 could have been one of 67 films. Could it be The Interrupters? Nostalgia for the Light? Project Nim? Cave of Forgotten Dreams? We've constructed a handy graphic to help you make your own decision.
The 2011 Documentary Oscars: My Shortlist
Doc Soup Man Tom Roston proposes an entirely different list of 15 films that could have just as easily been deemed Oscar-worthy.
Finding Depth in Documentary Film
Guest blogger Edward J. Delaney distinguishes between 'art' and 'craft' in documentary film and singles out James March (Man on Wire, Project Nim) as being as close to an artist as anyone working in the form today.
Doc Soup: 10 Documentaries About Animals that Every Human Animal Should See
Independent journalist Tom Roston's list of top animal documentaries is sure to ruffle a few feathers. Read Doc Soup Man's mini-reviews then vote for your own favorite!
Doc Soup: Humane Society Offering $20,000 Grant for Animal-Friendly Docs
The ACE (Animal Content in Entertainment) Documentary Film Grant has, for the past five years, been funding nonfiction filmmakers who highlight animal advocacy. Independent journalist Tom Roston talks with the Humane Society about the opportunities the grant is creating for documentarians.


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PM Netanyahu: Israel Will Protect Jewish People Against 'Bitter Enemies'Sunday, January 22nd, 2012
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu spoke of the Israel's "right, duty and capability" to prevent the annihilation of the Jewish people and the Jewish State, in comments marking the 70th anniversary of Wannsee Conference Sunday morning.
"There is no lack of bitter enemies today," Netanyahu said in a clear reference to Iran. "The will to destroy the Jewish people has not changed. What has changed is our ability to defend ourselves and our determination to do so."Jewish Press Staff


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The perfect place to get away with IT!
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Ok, you gotta love a title like that! When will the IT creativity stop?
"The perfect place to get away with IT" is the event tagline for the Tivoli Nation event coming up at the Sheraton at the Park in Sydney, Australia from July 29-30, 2008. If you missed Pulse or just can't get enough of Tivoli, Maximo, and Netcool experts sharing the latest and greatest in Service Management insights and solutions, you just might want to attend this event, with demonstrations and over 70 break-out sessions.
The tropical grass skirts are required to attend. Ok, no, they're not, but you might want to wear one anyway. ;)
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