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Good news, everyone: I don't play futsal, a variation of soccer, at the level of an 8-year-old girl.
"Nah, man," Andre Berenzon, founder of Mount Pleasant Futsal, said when I asked if my skills could be challenged by an elementary school kid. The former Brazilian professional soccer player had led me through a series of drills for about a half hour.
"You could hang with the older group," he said. Phew.
Futsal was developed overseas and is different from soccer in many ways. The ball is slightly smaller than an adult regulation size soccer ball, but it's a little heavier. The court is smaller and has similar dimensions to a basketball court. Teams are five versus five. And, it's played indoors.
But, unlike indoor American soccer, which is commonly played on hockey rink-like courts, you can't use the walls while playing. Berenzon has set up shop in Park West on 3400 Turgot Lane inside a gymnasium sharing space with a basketball clinic and Crossfit training area.
Wando won't add futsal as a varsity sport anytime soon – if ever – but the idea of training with futsal is to complement existing soccer practice. Because of the smaller court with fewer players, futsal causes athletes to become better at ball handling, quickness, conditioning and footwork, among other skills.
"With your size, you could push some other players around," Berenzon said, maintaining that I shouldn't call myself Nancy while kicking a ball.
I'm about 6-feet-1- or 2-inches tall. "But, it's not American indoor soccer, so I can't check anybody into the boards," I said, half joking.
"No, no," he replied, laughing.
With the territory of sharing tighter space with your teammates and opponents, Berenzon admitted the game is more physical than what traditional soccer players are used to. I'm a lover, not a fighter – right, Mom? – but I have developed into a more aggressive athlete now than I ever was.
Part of the reason for that is my birthday is in July, so I was always young for my grade when paired up with kids without summer birthdays. My body is more mature now. But, this explanation is getting awkward, so let's turn back to futsal.
Berenzon signed his first professional contract at age 17, but technically started playing professionally at 14, because he played on an academy team in Brazil. The team practiced every day, he lived with his teammates and got paid. His professional resume includes futsal for one year, outdoor soccer for five years and indoor soccer in the United States for six years.
Look Berenzon up on YouTube and you'll find an impressive display of footwork, striking and ball control. Last year, he played in the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL) for the Wichita Wings. He was traded to the Wings from the Syracuse Silver Knights in November.
Berenzon began his career in the MISL in 2008 as a midfielder for the Rockford Rampage, according to the Wings' website. He spent two seasons with the club, racking up an All-Rookie Team selection and leading the team to a championship appearance.
After that, Berenzon played for the Chicago Riot and then signed with Syracuse a year later. He scored 20 goals in five games before undergoing season-ending knee surgery.
"Honestly, I enjoyed playing futsal more," he said, when asked about his professional preference. "I had a great contract offer to play outdoor, so that's why I went for it."
On the outdoor field, his position was striker and midfield. In the indoor realm, he described himself as "very versatile." His strength, thanks to a heavy dose of futsal training in Brazil, was ball handling. He can juggle a ball until his legs begin to cramp and do the kinds of tricks you find on the internet, while making them seem routine.
"I am actually still under contract with the Wichita Wings," he said. "But, I've had this dream to open this academy for a while. I had it set in my mind that once I made it happen, I would stop (playing). As hard as it is, I would say, yes, I'm done playing."
Berenzon added that he can break his contract.
What if Mount Pleasant Futsal doesn't work out the way he hopes it will, though? "Regardless of the way it's going to go, I'm so positive it's going to work out," he said. Less than 15 minutes ago, he talked on the phone with a parent intending to sign his or her child up for lessons.
"So, you're done?" I asked.
"How hard is that to say?"
"For me, it's different," Berenzon, 29, said. "I've been playing professionally for so long. This is going to be my full-time from now on."
"You wouldn't play for the Battery?" I said.
"Nope, no Battery."
With Wando, Academic Magnet and Bishop England as some of the top soccer programs in the state and country, Berenzon is hoping that helps attract people who turn to him to improve their game. "As long as there is a lot of soccer around here, it helps. What I'm offering, no one else is. I am willing to take kids from all over, from any school, from any clubs; I am open for them to come and train with me," he said.
"I'm not trying to compete or take them away from any clubs."
He emphasized that his futsal training is meant to complement existing training. Eventually, he plans to select elite futsal participants and take them to compete in tournaments. For now, though, it's about getting players through the door.
Participants train for an hour, going through four segments: warmup, skills training, small-sided game and a full scrimmage. I went through the first three – at about one/third speed – and it made me regret not continuing to play recreational soccer at least until I became a teenager.
Ya know, when your team name is called something slightly more credible than Chuck-E-Cheese and you don't break team huddles by chanting "Have fun."
Berenzon said my techniques were solid, but mentally, I was struggling to keep up with a new frame of mind. I'm most comfortable using my hands, not my feet, in athletics. Not only that, but futsal requires players to use different techniques than soccer. I couldn't draw from my Chuck-E-Cheese glory days; I had to use the outsides of my feet, not the insides to trap the ball, in order to keep the ball closer to my body, among other things.
Soccer for me was just a way to stay in shape for when basketball season arrived. I had the blinders on all through soccer season, unaware of any opportunities I could have had on the field.
The kids I grew up with on the soccer field were slight and unintimidating. Sure, they could run fast, but they couldn't bang around on the court with the basketball guys. That wasn't appealing.
And here I was, on a basketball court playing a variation of soccer, which is regarded as a physical game, that is played with the same amount of players in basketball games.
Count me in. But, I'm not so great at it. So maybe, sign me up with the 10-year-old kids.
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I am a huge fan of Will Meyers and the beers he brews at the Cambridge Brewing Company. He�s one of the best brewers in New England and one of the nicest guys I�ve met since I started writing about beer about seven years ago.
I�m also a big fan of the beers from Notch Brewing, as well as Slumbrew, Offshore and a host of other companies that contract brew, and that�s why I can�t agree with Meyers in his latest blog on the Cambridge Brewing Company Web site.
In the blog, �What does 20 mean?� Meyers writes about many subjects, including some of his concerns about the huge growth in the number of breweries that is taking place across the country. I share some of these concerns, particularly about how low quality �craft� beers can have on the whole craft beer industry.
But, he then he moves on to contract brewers. Here is an excerpt from the blog (you can read it all by clicking here):
�This includes the inevitable number of beer marketing companies, aka contract brewers (a few of whom call themselves �gypsy brewers�), who either feel that there�s money to be made in this fad or who genuinely love craft beer but don�t want to invest the capital in their own brick and mortar breweries. This lack of skin in the game shows me that they value short term gains over long term personal investment and hard work. And I truly believe that there is no such thing as a gypsy brewer. In fact I know of only one couple, our friends at�Pretty Things, who �reside� at another brewery but who actively create every drop of their own beer, each and every brewday. There�s a big difference between having that level of commitment and integrity, and claiming to be a �gypsy� because you occasionally show up at a brewery on days your beer is being made for you. If you�re not there, every time, doing it entirely yourself and if there are other people physically making your beer for you (sometimes in your absence), you�re simply not a brewer in my book. It�s more than just cutting open some bags of grain or making a ceremonious addition of hops or cacao nibs or some other exotic ingredient and Tweeting about it. I�m sorry if that offends some folks, but this is something that our industry � producers, retailers, consumers, everybody – will need to struggle with as time goes on.�
I�ve dealt with many contract brewers over the years � some brewed at Mercury Brewing Company (aka Ipswich), others at Paper City and Shipyard in Maine � and they take great pride in the beers that they have helped to develop.
As a consumer, it�s about the beer for me. If a beer is good I�m going to drink it. I drink Cambridge Brewing Company beers because I enjoy them. I drink Slumbrew beers because I enjoy them. I�ve had beers brewed by those who have �skin in the game,� and own their own breweries that I would classify as horrendous beers. I rather drink a contract brew than many of those brewed by �real� breweries.
Jeff Leiter, owner of the Somerville Brewing Company (aka Slumbrew) posted a response (available by clicking here).
In his blog, Leiter said he believes that the negativity is due to established brewers feeling the pinch from more competition.�
�When the entire segment of craft beer is only approaching 7% of the US beer market, it�s almost absurd to describe other folks in the industry as a threat. Sadly, other brewers internalize the presence of other brands in their local area or the arrival of new brands by people that did not chose the same career lifestyle 20 years ago as an attack on their �brewer� sovereignty. And so, instead of stepping up to lead in a time of exciting expansion, they resort to embarrassing public infighting and attacking members of their own industry.�
Leiter also addresses Meyers assertion that �contract brewers are less genuine versions of a true brewer.�
�Some of this is being played out with the recent, yet perennial debate over contract brewing. The latest thinking goes that contract brewers are less genuine versions of a true brewer and are merely engaged in covering up mediocre beer with marketing shtick. A simple beer marketing company has a lack of �skin in the game� over brick and mortar breweries, and don�t want to invest their own capital. As one of the leading grandstanders of this position recently said, �This lack of skin in the game shows me that they value short term gains over long term personal investment and hard work.� Although I will never question the integrity of those who choose to earn a paycheck over setting out on their own, the irony of this coming from someone who achieved their entire status in the brewing world as an employee is overwhelming. It�s also astounding to call other brewing businesses as disingenuous for their lack of capital resources from the safety of a weekly paycheck and staff payroll/equipment financed by someone else. Although, we at Somerville Brewing currently rely on what is technically defined as a contract brewing relationship, it�s downright laughable to think we have neglected to smack down any skin for the �game�. From the personal guarantees and cash outlays to achieve our float of over 1,000 kegs in the market, to the near 90 hour work weeks we spend building our business without a paycheck every Friday – it�s a story that resonates all too well for anyone starting a business in craft beer.�
I think brewers, either those who brew at their own facilities, those who brew at other facilities or those who are contract brewers, should worry about their own beer. Make it good, and beer lovers will seek it out. Craft beer drinkers are smart � we will support the good ones, and those that are sub par will disappear from the shelf.


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KINGS BEACH, Calif. - The Second Annual Tahoe Community Thanksgiving Potluck Celebration held at the North Tahoe Event Center in Kings Beach on Thanksgiving Day was a great success, volunteers and organizers said.
Not being one for superlatives, longtime Kings Beach resident and event organizer Meera Beser was running out of words to adequately describe the event.
"We handed out evaluations to guests and got back comments such as 'amazing,' 'best Thanksgiving ever' and 'it exceeded my expectations,'" Beser said. "One guest said 'it was really well-organized especially for being only the second year.'"
People who attended were delightfully surprised, excited and well-fed.
"It was a big hit," Beser said. "I think people simply didn't expect the level of quality and thought that went into the project."
According to the count taken, more than 340 people attended. This included the volunteers who were an enormous part of the event. Everyone got to eat their fill and many even took advantage leftovers to take home. All told, approximately 550 meals including leftovers were served.
Joked Beser: "If you left hungry it was your own fault."
People who were unable to attend came on Friday and Saturday to pick up leftovers, and organizers went searching throughout the neighborhood for others to share the bounty.
"Next year, we are going to be more organized about leftovers," said Beser. "It's so hard to determine how much we will serve and what we will have left. Plus we always find food in the refrigerators and ovens that we overlooked during the hustle and bustle of the event. Last year we had extra stuffing - this year we had too many mashed potatoes."
Any locals or agencies who may be able to accept cooked food leftovers should contact Beser for next year by calling her at 775-230-1066.
The event is richly supported by the entire North Tahoe-Truckee community, Beser said.
"Without the North Tahoe Public Utilities District and the use of the Event Center, we could not make this happen," said Beser. "I love working with the staff - they really are the best."
The North Tahoe Family Resource Center supported the event as fiscal agent, and Project MANA donated turkeys, Beser said, and many restaurants from Incline Village to Truckee donated prepared food and ingredients.
"It was a great way to sample ribs from Jason's and carne asada from Las Panchitas," said Beser, who encourages donations of regional, cultural and unusual foods to round out the standard American turkey dinner fare. "We had pork, chicken and pumpkin tamales; there were certainly no leftovers of those dishes."
Lanza's donated table linens, and the Event Center donates dishes and flatware.
"A great Thanksgiving event should not use paper plates and plastic utensils," Beser said. "We reduce our carbon footprint by using the real thing and washing dishes rather than throwing Styrofoam into the landfills."
John Bergmann of PrintArt helped create new and professional artwork for the event, and Bob Haeberger of Produce Plus provided much of the produce necessary to feed the crowd.
"So many different people donated to the event in so many ways that helped make it possible," said Beser. "It is a tough project to organize, but I am always blessed by the commitment and assistance from the community."


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Then yesterday I found out I was in the March issue of Pregnancy Magazine talking about babywearing and I thought this might be a good time to talk about it and post this photo I took in Ikea the other day. Me, The Babywearer with a zillion slings had to borrow Sarah's mei tai because I didn't bring one!
But, what I have been meaning to tell you is that I don't wear Ivy nearly as often as I wore Gray. She is usually much happier playing on the floor or napping in bed instead of the sling. There are certainly times I wear her- especially when out and about- because often I need my hands for something else (like holding other little hands) and she needs to be held, too.
I guess my wearing Gray was more about keeping him close rather than having my hands free, and my wearing Ivy is the complete opposite. Some babies want to be held more than others, and wearing them in a carrier is a wonderful option to have. But it's ok if you don't wear them all.day.long.
It's ok if you don't wear them at all.
In the article I am quoted as saying that (by babywearing) I feel like I'm doing a good job as a mother. I think I remember saying that no matter what her parenting style, it is important for a mother to feel like she is doing a good job. I am pretty sure my quote was referencing the whole big picture of our Attachment Parenting style in general and the other choices we make, not just that if you wear your baby you will feel like you are a good mother.
No matter which method I have used to get there, it does make me feel like I'm doing a good job when I can respond to my baby's cues and know when she needs to be held close and when she needs to explore on her own.
Isn't that what Motherhood is pretty much all about?
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text: Hatters Force Way Past UNF 9-4 May 05, 2013 For much of the evening on Saturday, it looked as if Stetson's fortunes on series opening games would continue as they have for most of the season in series opening games. But the Hatters turned things around, using the force of a six-run eighth inning to defeat North Florida 9-4 in the weather-delayed series opener. It was the first series opening victory for Stetson in Atlantic Sun Conference play, and the first overall for the Hatters since topping Fairfield on March 15. After Friday's originally scheduled series opener was postponed by rain, the Hatters and Ospreys had to wait an extra hour and 45 minutes before starting on Saturday due to lightning. Stetson improved to 22-23 overall and, more importantly, 11-8 in A-Sun play with the victory. UNF, which came into the game with a half-game lead over Mercer in the conference standings, falls to 33-13 overall and 14-5 in league play. Even with the victory, Stetson's sophomore starting pitcher Josh Powers continues his season-long run of bad luck. Despite allowing just four hits to the second best hitting team in the nation, Powers was not involved in the decision on Saturday night because poor defense play behind him allowed the Ospreys to score four unearned runs. In fact, without the Hatters' big eighth inning, Powers would have been saddled with his seventh loss of the year. "Josh is just a tough luck guy," Stetson coach Pete Dunn said. "I am sure it bothers him, but he just doesn't show it. He keeps grinding out there. He just has to keep going out there and pitching like he has been and, hopefully, it will turn around for him down the stretch and in the post-season. To only allow four hits against the No. 2 hitting team in the country, that is pretty good pitching." While Powers was keeping the Ospreys at bay, the Hatters were missing out on repeated scoring chances. The missed opportunities started in the very first inning when Stetson loaded the bases against UNF starting pitcher Tommy Organ, but managed to score just one run. That came after a pair of errors in the first opened the door for UNF to take a 3-0 lead. "We got two quick outs in the first and then the next thing you know we were down 3-0," Dunn said. "Then we came back with no outs and had the bases loaded, but we scored our only run by hitting the ball 15 feet in front of the plate. They came off the field all energized." But the Hatters drew even in the third inning when freshman Patrick Mazeika pulled a line shot down the line and right for a two-run game-tying homer. It was Mazeika's second home run of the year, and just the sixth all season for Stetson. The game stayed tied at 3-3 until the eighth when UNF took advantage of two more Stetson errors to push across a single run and chase Powers. Cameron Griffin (3-3) came on to get the Hatters out of the inning with no further damage, and then sat back in the dugout to watch the Stetson bats come to life. UNF reliever David Trexler (3-3) had held the Hatters to just two singles through two and a third innings of work, but got a pair of double plays to avoid trouble. That trouble finally caught up to him in the eighth. The Hatters banged out seven hits in the inning, all singles, with the first three coming off Trexler that, combined with a walk, led to four runs. Corbin Olmstead came out of the UNF bullpen and allowed four more hits, resulting in two more runs, before finally getting out of the inning. "I was proud to see the way we came back in the eighth inning to put that six spot up there, but we have to pick the ball up and throw it better than we did tonight," Dunn said. "You can't play defense like we did tonight and expect to be successful from here on out and in the post season." Even with the seven hits in the eighth, Dunn said it was a walk that was the key to the inning. "Robert Bruce had a great at bat," Dunn said. "We had a couple of runners on and he fouled off a bunch of pitches before getting a walk and that was a big at bat. The difference in the six-run eighth from early in the game is we went up there and were aggressive from the first pitch on." The big hits in the eighth for the Hatters included an RBI single by Garrett Russini to tie the game, a bloop single by Mitchel Brennan to give Stetson the lead, and a two-run single by Konner Lutz to provide some cushion. "As bad as we played defensively, and as bad a we were at the plate early, the way we played down the stretch says a lot about this team and I hope we learned from it," Dunn said. Overall, the Hatters banged out 14 hits against an Ospreys pitching staff that leads the A-Sun in ERA. Kevin Fagan led the way with three hits while Darby McCormick, James Rasmussen, Russini and Tyler Bocock had two each. Getting a win in the first game of a conference series also gives the Hatters a much better chance to win the series. "It wasn't a Friday night, but it was the first one of the conference schedule," Dunn said. "We just have to keep winning. There is not much chance for us to move up two or three spots, but stranger things have happened. "The bottom line is you have to keep winning and see what happens. I just want to see us get some momentum. If we are playing well, that is what you want to take into the tournament." The Hatters and Ospreys will play a double-header on Sunday with the first game scheduled for a 1 p.m. start.Print Friendly Version More Headlines


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Thursday, January 2, 2014
At a very young age it became apparent to MJ Trieblod and Bill West that their son Jack Triebold was fascinated with music. From the radio, to toys to videos, everything was about music.
He wanted a guitar long before he can even remember. And at just 4 years old, he got his first one.
But even more special to him is the instructor who agreed to work with him.
Jacks father is a radio personality and program director for The Wolf and, needless to say, has met and befriended many famous musicians over the years.
Local and nationally known musician Eddie Bush is one of those.
In addition to Bushs successful career and his philanthropic work, he is also a guitar instructor. Over lunch one day he mentioned that to MJ and Bill.
Having met Jack before, Bush said he felt Jack could really benefit from the lessons because of his insecurities and lack of confidence. Jack was very jumpy and nervous, also very conscious of his physical challenges at the time, said Bush.
He has improved 100 percent since then. The thing Ive always loved about Jack is that he really just loved the music and I can obviously relate to that. I had my own challenges growing up and the thing that got me through was music. I basically told Bill and MJ that music was going to be a very important role in his whole psychology and personality and how he dealt with life.
That put the wheels into motion for Jack to learn guitar.
Jack Triebold
Jack just turned 13 and is a student at Cario Middle School.
At first glance he is just like any other kid, full of life and energy. His smile is contagious and his manners are impeccable. Hes one of those kids who is hard to overlook.
But behind his infectious personality is a little known fact.
He was born with Cerebral Palsy. He has the mildest of the three forms, but it has affected the left side of his body to include gripping difficulties, sight difficulties and more. He is also diagnosed with Pervasive Development Disorder.
He has endured years of occupational, speech and physical therapy and 10 surgeries over 11 years.
It took years for him to decide if he was left handed or right handed. In fact, he uses opposite hands for various tasks. His left leg is shorter than the other, along with various foot and heel issues that are being corrected.
The physical aspects of the disease are hardly noticeable.
And today, when Jacks on-stage, no one would have a clue.
According to Eddie Bush he certainly has a bright future that depends on how directed and driven he is. The beauty of Bushs experience with Jack is that, as with any kid, you see them start from square one and blossom... that in itself is very rewarding. But beyond that, Jack had his challenges that most kids are fortunate not to face. Bush said that early on Jack and everyone else were hopeful it would create a sense of confidence he really needed.
His first guitar
In 2008 Bush told Bill and MJ to buy a 3/4 Fender Guitar for children. It was still giant for him but Bush worked his magic and went to work teaching Jack how to play it.
I was blown away that Eddie taught lessons, considering I had only ever seen him on-stage performing, Bill said.
At the time, Jack was Bushs youngest student. Today he is Bushs longest running student. He began in February of 2008 and by October he was on-stage at The Windjammer (for a class recital), performing to a packed audience.
Bill described the scene as a typical crazy night at the Windjammer, only these were kids playing.
Jack had a cast on his leg and Bush had to pick him up and place him on the stool to perform.
According to his mother MJ, he didnt want to leave that stage that night.
Since then, Jack has begun learning piano and he sings and writes music.
He joined the chorus at Cario Middle under director Scott Brunson and was selected to participate in the Honor Choir among 140 other students from 11 different states.
Jack has been busy with Bush learning chords and notes and strings. Theyre now on to scales and improvising, which is Jacks favorite.
I enjoy soloing and coming up with unique things on the spot, Jack said.
My goal is to get better at improvising and go beyond my limits, he said.
I want to learn all the tricks - not just one thing. And I am going to put all I have into it.
Jacks lessons with Bush last about an hour, but he practices everyday after he completes his homework. On weekends and holidays he practices about five times a day.
Bush is pleased to see Jacks song writing which will allow him to really develop and discover his own voice.
He most recently participated in a holiday show with Bush and other guitar students at The Waterdog Grill and participates in the praise choir at Point Hope United Methodist Church.
He has performed at Somerby, opened for Phillip Phillips and will play three to four half-hour sets on New Years Day at Palmetto Bay Sunrise Cafe in Hilton Head during their annual pajama party.
He wants to get as much performing in as he can, he said, and is available to perform at charitable events.
Bush has played at Jacks school on a number of occasions. Last year a student was inspired to begin lessons because of Jack. Jack had an impact on friends without even realizing it.
The guitar and music in general has turned into the vehicle for Jacks self expression, said Bush.
His self confidence and focus has improved and he is starting to get sense of self.
Why music?
Jacks favorite thing about guitar and music in general is the big notes and the unique sounds or the different sounds of a lick.
It makes me feel good. It makes me feel free, he said. And his mom added that he is the happiest on-stage.
Country and classic rock are his favorite genres, and Keith Urban is one of his favorite musicians.
Eric Church, he said, puts on the best show.
He now plays a Dillion Guitar, which is a signature Eddie Bush guitar.
His parents have seen significant growth in their son, not only from a musical perspective, but academically as well.
They were told he would never function in a regular classroom setting. MJ said that perhaps the guitar has enabled him to study better and even communicate. Before he had a hard time with math as well as processing long sentences.
He has a tremendous memory and his work and practice with Bush has really brought that out in him, she said.
It truly has been exciting for all of us to watch his future unfold like this, Bill said.
And with Bill being in radio, Jack has gotten to meet some of the highest level musical entertainers in the industry.
He collects picks from each one and now has his own to trade with people he meets.
Jacks advice to other up-and-coming musicians is to be who you want to be. Write from the heart and stick to it, he said.
If you want to simply play Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, then play it.
Jacks goal is to move to Nashville one day and become a professional singer/songwriter.
He is not sure if he will attend college but if he does he hopes to go to Belmont University to study music business just like Chris Young and Brad Paisley did.
And as far as Eddie Bush goes, appreciation is an understatement, Jack said.
Any other instructor would have probably just taught me chords and would not have pushed me to be who I am, he said.
Eddie is so patient and he saw something in me and he has worked hard with me, Jack said.
Eddie has really created an opportunity for him, his father agreed.
I told Jack that music could be his crutch to lean on for self confidence and to feel better about his self - and in fact it would help him integrate with the people around him more. Thats exactly what happened, said Bush.
The message Bush tries to teach all of his students is you dont go too fast. Take your time and get to know what youre doing. Be serious in identifying things you view as limitations.
Bush said he has tried on the one hand to make Jack aware of how far he has come and on the other hand to gently remind him there are things still yet to achieve and things to be aware of as he grows.
The lessons
Bush teaches lessons Tuesday through Saturday. Each lesson is an hour.
A number of those kids had never played in front of a crowd until Bush organizes a show for them.
Hes taught several hundred kids over the years and he tells each student, I refuse to do this half way.
And he is not going to pat anyone on the back and tell them they were fantastic when they were not.
A passionate advocate of music education, Bush has been teaching guitar and music for nearly 20 years. In 2009, Eddie partnered with EdisonLearning, a company aimed at assisting teachers and communities to improve public schools and boost student performance.
At the request of EdisonLearning, Eddie composed Power of You, which incorporated EdisonLearnings core values of wisdom, justice, courage, compassion, hope, respect, responsibility and integrity. See more at: www.eddiebush.com.
He said teaching was not a natural progression he yearned towards.
In fact he was nervous about it.
Being able to play the guitar does not necessarily equate to being able to teach it, he said.
But he quickly learned that he had a personal interest in using what is his passion to make a difference in kids when they need it.
Its about being honest with them and helping them to understand the value of focus and commitment and hard work and the willingness to win success in things you set forth to achieve, he said.
Follow Jacks dreams by visiting his Jack Triebold Facebook page. Find upcoming events and performances at his website, www.jacktriebold.com.
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Daniel Island Real Estate announces a successful team effort at this year's Komen Lowcountry Race for the Cure, which took place on Daniel Island on Saturday, Oct. 19. The Daniel Island team - whose members included employees at Daniel Island Real Estate, the Daniel Island Company and the Daniel Island Club - collectively raised $5,139 for the Komen Lowcountry affiliate.
The money raised includes a matching donation from the Daniel Island Company's Employee Advised fund, which collects charitable contributions primarily through payroll deductions from employees at the Daniel Island Company and its subsidiaries. An advisory committee reviews requests for contributions to area non-profit organizations nominated by company employees throughout the year. Priority is given to matching contributions that extend the reach of employees' personal giving activities.
"I want to thank our amazing team this year with their fundraising efforts," said team captain Nichole Orvin, operations manager at Daniel Island Real Estate. "Our top fundraisers were Amy Moyer of the Daniel Island Company and Michael Steele of the Daniel Island Club. However, many of our team members surpassed their personal goals this year. We are also thankful to the Employee Advised Fund for matching our results. Although we are pleased with this year's fundraising efforts, we are hoping to have a larger team next year and to raise even more money for this worthy cause."
Daniel Island Real Estate also participates as an official sponsor of the Komen Lowcountry Race for the Cure, providing more than $7,500 annually in cash and in-kind support for the race, which has taken place on Daniel Island for the past 11 years. The event turns the island into a sea of pink, as breast cancer survivors, family members and other participants proceed from downtown Daniel Island, through the neighborhoods and back to the Family Circle Tennis center during a morning full of emotions and determination to find a cure for the disease that affects so many women and men across the country.
"We are so proud to have the Komen Lowcountry Race for the Cure as one of the signature events on Daniel Island each year," said Rick Vale, vice president of sales for Daniel Island Real Estate. "It's truly an honor to be involved as a sponsor, and we love seeing the town turn pink during the month, and especially on Race day, in the spirit of finding a cure."
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text: Hatters Drop Opener at Lipscomb, 6-4 April 27, 2013 NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Stetson baseball team (19-23, 8-8) fell to .500 in Atlantic Sun Conference play on Friday night, falling at Lipscomb (15-28, 5-11) by a score of 6-4 at Ken Dugan Field. It marked the sixth straight conference series that the Hatters have lost the opener. The Bisons took advantage of an early error in the bottom of the second as a single up the middle drove in the first run of the game, but the Hatters quickly countered. Stetson loaded the bases in the top of the third with a walk from sophomore Tyler Bocock, sophomore Darby McCormick's second single of the night, and a walk by freshman Patrick Mazeika. Sophomore Garrett Russini then tied the game at 1-1 with an RBI single through the infield. The Hatters took their first lead of the game in the top of the fifth, scoring three runs on five singles. Bocock led off the frame with a single through the right side, and then advanced to second on a sac bunt by freshman Kevin Fagan. It was then that Stetson rattled off four straight singles. McCormick, with his third single of the contest, Mazeika, Russini, and freshman Konner Lutz recorded consecutive hits to make it 3-1. An RBI ground out by freshman Carlos Garmendia finished the scoring in the fifth, making it 4-1 in favor of the Hatters. Unfortunately for the Hatters, it was an offense heavy inning for both teams. Lipscomb regained the lead in the bottom half, scoring four runs on Stetson starter Josh Powers to make it 5-4 in favor of the Bisons. "We fought back from a 1-0 deficit to take the 4-1 lead, and had an opportunity to shut them down after we put a crooked number up, and instead of shutting them down we go right back and let them score four," Stetson head coach Pete Dunn said after the loss. "You can't do that. You can't get the momentum like that, and then let them go right back out there and take the lead right back. And then, after they score four, we come in and they shut us down within 10 pitches. They took advantage of a statement inning opportunity, and we didn't." Senior Joe Dye came on in relief of Powers and pitched a clean sixth, but a leadoff single in the seventh turned into an insurance run after a sac bunt and an RBI single to left. The Hatters attempted to rally in the eighth when a pair of walks and a single to center field by Rasmussen loaded the bases. Mazeika, the A-Sun's leading hitter coming into the weekend, came to the plate with a chance to even the score. After getting behind 2-0, Lipscomb's Tyler Burstrom came back and struck out Mazeika swinging to end the Stetson charge. "Our worst at bats tonight were with men in scoring position," Dunn continued. "It was just bad at bats in crucial situations. That's not supposed to happen this time of the year. It happens early, especially with young guys, but not this time of the year. It can't happen." Burstrom shut the Hatters down in the ninth to earn his second save of the year. The Bisons finished with six runs on 11 hits and two errors. Starter Josh Cotham improved to 2-4 on the season after allowing four runs on eight hits in a six-inning start. Powers fell to 1-6 on the season after allowing five runs, four of which were earned, on eight hits in five innings. McCormick finished the night 3-for-3, while Rasmussen went 2-for-2 after pinch hitting for McCormick in the seventh. Stetson will attempt to come back from the Friday night loss and win its fourth straight conference series. The Hatters and the Bisons will play game two on Saturday at 4:00 p.m. with junior Austin Perez and Lipscomb's Denton Norman scheduled to take the hill.Print Friendly Version More Headlines


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Tuesday, February 11, 2014
In an emergency, callers to 911 do not care how the system works. They just want it to work.
But what goes into the Charleston County Consolidated Dispatch Center is remarkable. There are so many behind-the-scenes facets that the average person would never know the inner workings of the system.
However, Consolidated Dispatch Director Jim Lake gave a presentation to the Mount Pleasant Police/Legal/Judicial Committee last week, outlining the puzzle.
Some Basic Numbers
911 receives 1.2 million inbound and outbound calls annually
There are 620,000 law, fire & medical incidents annually
Consolidated dispatch has 132 Call-Takers, Dispatchers and Supervisors
There are 28 Support, IT, Administrative and Managers
The system boasts a $12 million operating budget
In Charleston County, the 911 Consolidated Dispatch system processes approximately 3,500 phone calls per day, Lake said.
This number includes 911, and seven-digit inbound and outbound calls.
Approximately 1,000 of those will be on a 911 line.
Success is always met with challenge for 911, he explained.
Case in point, cell phones accounted for 81 percent of all Charleston County 911 calls in 2013; however, cell phones do not provide an exact location. That is why it is crucial that a caller tell the dispatcher exactly where they are when they call 911, he said.
Wireless telephony is a radio signal and reception is subject to tower location and availability.
Tower sectors are assigned to particular PSAPs or public-safety access (or answering) points.
For example, tower sectors on Daniel Island are assigned to the Berkeley County PSAP, Lake said. Wireless networks are sized for that providers customer base.
There are safeguards built in so a 911 call gets priority, but there are times when a call is not sent correctly.
We work with wireless providers to correct issues and most are minor, said Lake.
Some of the minor issues have been incorrect tower addresses, incorrect routing phone numbers, and outdated master address information.
In one instance, a major issue was a wireless providers tower sector that was sending calls to another 911 centers disconnected number.
Interesting to note is that for both wireline and wireless connections, a ring is two seconds and the silence is four seconds; so in 15 seconds, you should hear only three rings.
The line may ring 2-3 times in the callers ear before it rings once in the center. In an emergency, this can seem like a long time for the caller, Lake said.
Another Challenge for 911, he said, is abandoned 911 calls. This is when the caller hangs up prior to 911 answering the call. Do not hang up if you call 911. If you hang up, a call-taker is required to call you back to verify whether your call was accidental or if you need our help, he said.
If you hang up and call back, two call-takers are tied up, one answering your call and the other calling you back. We answer 98.6% of all calls in 15 seconds or less.
How does it work?
Lake said the call-taker talks only to the caller. That call-taker is simultaneously entering the incident information into a computer. The dispatcher then receives the incident information via computer and talks only to responders.
There is then two-way communication during the incident, between the call-taker and dispatcher via computer, phone and dialogue as last resort.
We ask two questions before sending the information to a dispatcher who will send help, Lake explained.
We ask What is the address of your emergency? and Tell me exactly what happened. That information is sent electronically to the dispatcher so the call-taker never stops the questions.
That means you wont hear help being sent, but the call-taker will tell you, My partner will be sending help.
Calls are prioritized beginning with 911 calls.
The next priority in regards to answering are calls from another PSAP, emergency calls from alarm companies and Boeing come in third, and non-emergency administrative calls are prioritized last.
911 is provided to citizens to save a life, stop a crime, or report a fire.
Lake stressed that callers should precisely answer the call-takers questions and know where they are.
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Stetson's three all-conference performers combined for 53 points as the second-seeded Hatters survived a hard-fought battle with seventh-seeded ETSU 66-55 in the Atlantic Sun quarterfinals Wednesday night at Hawkins Arena.
Shanasa Sanders and Sasha Sims each scored 18 points and Victoria McGowan added 17 points as the Hatters (22-8) advanced to play the Mercer-Jacksonville winner in a semifinal game at 2:30 p.m. Friday.
"It's about time," Stetson head coach Lynn Bria said light-heartedly when asked about the big nights from McGowan, Sanders, and Sims. "Usually it's one of them or two of them, and I've waited three years but it's about time they all played well in the same game. I don't know why they waited so long, but I'm thankful it was today because we needed it."
ETSU junior Destiny Mitchell scored 15 first-half points to help stake the Lady Bucs (8-18) to a 29-28 halftime lead. The Hatters still trailed by one early in the second half when a 12-0 run put Stetson ahead to stay. Ashley Dennis, Sanders, and Sims all hit from behind the arc during that stretch.
ETSU was able to close the gap to five with 1:22 remaining, but four free throws by McGowan and key steal by C.J. Coddington helped seal the victory.
"I thought it was an ugly game overall," Bria said. "We were not very aggressive in the first half, and the tempo was more of their pace. In the second half we came out in the first five minutes and played more of a tempo that we wanted."
Sanders had just four points at halftime but hit four straight shots to start the second half and picked up a key block on the defensive end. She added seven rebounds, four steals, and two assists to her 18-point effort on the night.
"I felt I was very passive on offense and defensive in the first half, so coach told me to be more aggressive on both ends of the floor," Sanders said.
Cherisse Burris added six points and seven rebounds for Stetson, while McGowan dished out five assists.
"ETSU played a good game and had a good gameplan," Bria said. "I thought their zone defense was effective, but once we got used to it we started to do a better job against it in the second half."
Mitchell finished with 23 points to lead ETSU.
The Hatters will enjoy a day of rest on Thursday and await their next opponent for Friday's semifinal. Top-seeded FGCU won Wednesday's other women's quarterfinal game 73-47 vs. Kennesaw State.
Notes: Stetson posted a 22-win season for the second time in school history. The Hatters won a school-record 23 games last season ... Stetson is 9-1 in its last 10 games at Hawkins Arena including 6-1 in the A-Sun tournament ... The game featured three ties and nine lead changes ... Stetson won for the third time this season when trailing at halftime ... Defensively the Hatters clamped down on ETSU in the second half, holding the Lady Bucs to 13 points through the first 16 minutes of the period. The Hatters held ETSU without a field goal for a 9:09 stretch ... Ashley Dennis drew an offensive charge for the third straight game ... The Hatters hit five of their seven three-pointers in the second half ... Victoria McGowan moved into 25th place in the A-Sun all-time scoring list (1492 career points).


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Whatever Bitch. Or can be used in a nice way as Whatever Buddy.
She told me to leave and I was like, "W.E.B.!"
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The web is a drinking game played by the most American of Americans (THE AMERICANISTS.) The beautiful game traces its humble beginnings to Spokane, WA and Gonzaga University. To play the web coffee cups need to be set up on a quarter friendly table and after the ceremonial web chant, the action begins. The chant must be of a sufficient nature to scare little children. Each player attempts to bounce their quarter in a cup. If the quarter lands in the cup on the first attempt, the player may pass in either direction. The goal is to lap an inferior quarter bouncer. Upon lapping them, they have been officially webbed. If the person on the other side of the inferior quarter bouncer make it on the first try they can web the person again. The game is traditionally played with three cups but depending on the number of players 3 is not uncommon. Further, 4 and 5 cup games have been attempted with mixed success. The individual being webbed, must drink out or puke out. This rule is strictly enforced and any web game that doesn't observe this rule is no web at all. The web usually results in crunkness. The importance of patriotism and sexism cannot be underemphasized in the web, for it is the game where boys become men. It is a true battlefield for only the most glorious of warriors. Many strong men have blindly partaken in the web. Their lives have been changed indefinitely.
The web is the greatest game ever.
I webbed you.
You have been webbed.
Noun: weberee
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Verb: webbing
I webbed you.
You have been webbed.
Noun: weberee
Adjective: webtastic
Verb: webbing
από THE WEBEREE 17 Οκτώβριος 2009
A type of footwear, most commonly trainers
Mate, i just bought a new pair of Webs from the Market
από Steven Kirkpatrick 25 Σεπτέμβριος 2007
When a persons pubic hair becomes less coarse and hairy and goes grey.
person A: so how was your grandmas place?
person B: Oh it was terrible, i walked in on her naked in the bathroom and i saw her web!
person B: Oh it was terrible, i walked in on her naked in the bathroom and i saw her web!
από shezbomb 6 Απρίλιος 2009
Imaginary item over a female or males genitals if it has been along time since they had sex. It's like a cob web over a unused doorway.
"Kim, how is your sex life?"
"Been a few months for me."
You must be covered with webs, I'll have to clean them off you!"
"Been a few months for me."
You must be covered with webs, I'll have to clean them off you!"
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web is another term used for personal assistant
1.if you cant get through to simo, call his web
2.you would make a great web, bill
2.you would make a great web, bill
από showgun 12 Νοέμβριος 2009
Whatever Bitch.
person 1:"FTFY"
person 2:"WEB"
person 2:"WEB"
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Ok, so what do Miley Cyrus and ducks have in common? After observing people versus my pond this week, I conclude AFLAC-ing lot.
I have a large pond just feet from my patio. What should be a relaxing time watching nature and wildlife has turned into a man-made fiasco right in front of my eyes.
It started about six weeks ago. A white duck that looks exactly like the Aflac duck has landed into a gag of Canada geese and adapted an identity crisis. He has a particular favorite pack of seven that he hangs with. They respect him, they love him and they let him guide them (seriously) all over that pond during the day.
But, when night falls they fly to their sleeping quarters and guess who stays in the pond by himself?
Nature knows itself. If it quacks like a duck and acts like a duck...you know the rest. But NO! Lets not let nature work it out the way it has since creation. In come the saviors, thats right us...humans. The duck cant possibly live on its own could it? Lets rent a duck for a friend! So now I get to witness a duck release program.
Thats right, a little Aflack duck is dropped off to be his friend. Someone to play with during the day and the evenings when the geese fly away. Something just doesnt feel right about it.
But, Mr. Aflac seems to love his new little white duck. They swim side by side all over the pond and he stopped his incessant honking for the geese to come back. For three days they brought the little duck to the pond. Mr. Aflac was sooooo happy! And then today. No release. He quacked and quacked and walked to the area where they would bring his friend and then he sat ever so quietly with his head tucked. He didnt resume his call for the geese, my first time to witness depressed duck behavior! Dont get me wrong, I am sure the big hearted people who released the duck had good intentions.
The snowball effect is evident in the behavior of the geese and breakdown of the eco system of the pond. I watch the flock being fed pounds of food every day, each thinking they are solely keeping them alive. I have personally seen 4-5 quart sized buckets of cracked corn fed to them every day by one sweet neighbor, the next comes with her empty ice cream quart container and feeds them unknowing they have just eaten and yet another bucket in the afternoon and all of this is in addition to numerous bags of old bread.
You can hardly see the pond water for the muck because what they would naturally eat turns to algae. This flock of geese has crapped enough to put a hole in the ozone layer over my house. First there were 7 geese. Last week there were over 50. Flyovers have left us grumbling as we get into our cars in the morning. Goose poop is no joke. Driveways are littered with excrement and feathers. Flocks of black birds have descended to eat the leftovers and caw incessantly. And lets dont forget, it is a pond. People fish , they lose their line and tackle. I have seen two geese with lures attached to their webbing.
I pulled my blinds and headed to the computer with my coffee. I can only bear to watch the geese in the morning now when they glide across the new blue horizon and touch down in the pond. Everything beyond that point is orchestrated.
I wiggled my mouse to wake up my computer. Miley Cyrus was all over the headlines. After hours of reviews and remarks, I fell prey to this headline. Miley shocks the world with her twerking performance on VMA. It took ten minutes for me to get the nerve to do a Google search on twerking. Afterwards I silently prayed that my computer would never be confiscated and it found on my search drive. We created the problem ourselves, so should we put on a shocked face when the source fed in excess creates poop?
Immediately Miley Cyrus popped into my mind. Miley Cyrus, what went wrong here. Lets go back a few years. 2006 to be exact. Hannah Montanna.
No, lets go back a little farther and show our innate ability to actually breed the illness. Billy Ray Cyrus...Achy Breaky Heart. A mullet to remember. ~Dont break my heart my achy breaky heart~ Lord, I still cringe when I hear the song and every man I know that had a mullet is trying to forget about it.
We opened our wallets and drove that ridiculous song to damn near an anthem in the US. We made a rich man out of Billy Ray Cyrus from Flatwoods, Kentucky. I have absolutely nothing against wealth, but I like to think I know the difference between a fad and talent. But darnit, I did it again. When my granddaughters were little, I bought them Miley Cyrus clothes, pens, pocket books, accessories and bookbags. I have twinges of guilt about that today.
Now I stick with classic character gifts, i.e. My Little Kitty, Spiderman. Their true worth doesnt come from what others think about them, the cheers of the crowd, clothes, make up, money. And . you dont get that nasty taste in your mouth when you open a closet to the leftover lunchboxes and junk from the Brittany, Lindsay and Miley era.
My poor duck is on skid row. Because we thought it was pretty, we fed it and we told it we would provide love and then we took it away. The Canada geese may not fly away this winter. Why should they. Maybe we could open our garages to keep them warm as well as feed them. Hmmm...I see similarities here.
Excess, Billy Ray Cyrus cancelled a last minute interview with Piers Morgan to defend Miley Cyrus. I could understand that, whew thats a hard act for a daddy to follow. Or maybe there is a duet in the wings.... Dont twerk my heart, my twerky jerky heart.
And contrary to popular belief piddlin is not always leisure time. Piddlin can be anything from bush-hogging a field to snapping a bushel basket of green beans.
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The National Weather Service has forecasted for a tropical depression to drift toward the Southeast this week and intensify to a tropical storm.
It will be the first named storm of hurricane season, Arthur.
As of Tuesday morning, Tropical Depression One is about 200 miles southeast of Jacksonville, Fla. The depression has 35 mph winds.
The forecast predicts the storm will continue a slow westward drift Tuesday morning before turning north later in the day. Tuesday night, the storm is expected to be upgraded to a tropical storm.
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Monday, May 12, 2014
In response to the legislatures recent move to tighten the training for teachers who instruct sexual education, Dorchester District Two held a workshop on May 7 to discuss sex ed curriculum.
Superintendent Joseph Pye said this tightening involves the state making sure teachers are properly trained in the medical part of sex education. Pye discussed that in DD2 sex education instructors are abiding by the law.
Present at the meeting was Health and Wellness Coordinator Deb Hargrove, who informed board members about the districts sexual education curriculum, calling it an abstinence-based district, specifically targeting eighth graders.
However, the district also gives students facts for prevention against pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
Pye said the district sends out letters for parents, giving them the opportunity to opt out of the class if they feel it is inappropriate for their child.
Pye would like to elaborate more in these letters, explaining exactly what DD2 teaches to students.
If parents are offended in any way, they are encouraged to opt out, Pye said. Its understood that its not everyones cup of tea.
I think we need to be more encouraging with them seeing it letting them go and sit in on a class, Pye added. Were not talking about sex, were talking about health.
Pye went on to say that he feels in this generation sex is glamorized in such a way that it makes boys and girls feel that if theyre not involved, then they are not with it.
I think there is a lot of misconceptions, he said. As educators were obligated to correct that.
Also present at the meeting were two district physical education teachers who teach sex ed. Brooke Matthews is the instructor from Gregg Middle School and said she teaches sixth through eighth graders.
We emphasize on abstinence, she said. Our students are very involved in the (classroom) activities and are very mature about it.
Chi-Chi Hurley, physical education teacher from Ashley Ridge High School, said her class talks more about sexually transmitted diseases and contraception. She said she has been teaching sexual education for 16 years.
Its more about teaching about the abstinence, she said. This is all about kids staying healthy.
Both teachers said they abide by the law and know what they can and cannot discuss with students. Male and female students receive classroom instruction on the matter separately. The teachers do not give out condoms to students.
Teachers are allowed to have one in the classroom but students are not allowed to touch it, Matthews said.
DD2 Chairwoman Gail Hughes said she could understand parents being confused on the matter, and agreed the district should more elaborately explain what students are being taught in class.
Hughes alluded to being a mother herself and, at one point in time, being uncomfortable with her child taking sex ed in school.
I wasnt sure if I wanted someone else teaching my child this, she said. There were lots of questions in my mind, and my child did not take the class. Had I known what the program was about I would have felt differently.
Pye said he welcomes anyone who has questions about classroom instruction in sex ed.
Were following the law, he said, but were doing it our way so that we put students education first.
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Wordless Wednesday: Such An Angel
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Here I go early again! I have some knitting to do and might be away for a while...ReplyDelete
What a beautiful picture! I love the sun rays.ReplyDelete
Adorable baby!
Happy WW!
Gorgeous baby in the window!! I love the rays of sun shining down...Cool shot.ReplyDelete
How much for that baby in the window?? lolReplyDelete
what a beautiful shot. Happy WW!ReplyDelete
I love this:) Such a lovely image, especially the little hands and the rays of light. Just beautiful.ReplyDelete
Hmm. Is it Wednesday already?ReplyDelete
Love the photo.
The kitty cats are not the only ones who know the secret to finding that nice warm Mr. Sun RayReplyDelete
How adorable! Happy WW!ReplyDelete
What an absolutely precious capture! Beautiful baby!!!!ReplyDelete
May this child always live in the light!ReplyDelete
So sweet! Happy WW! :)ReplyDelete
What a sweet picture!ReplyDelete
Mr. Sun and Gray...
What a gorgeous picture!!! I love it!!ReplyDelete
Angelic indeed! Beautiful!ReplyDelete
What a cutie pie! Great picture with the sun shining through the window.ReplyDelete
He sure looks like one... :-)ReplyDelete
Happy WW!
what an adorable baby!! I love the way the sun is shining through too.ReplyDelete
Awesome picture!ReplyDelete
Ok you! You're getting out of hand! It's Tuesday afternoon! :)ReplyDelete
This photo is gorgeous! He is such an angle!
Oh, that's a precious picture.ReplyDelete
Hey, I tried to email you but it came back to me both times.
I hope you like how I used your tagline suggestion! I need your address and your favorite Vera pattern. :-)
That is ADORABLE!!!!ReplyDelete
How darling!ReplyDelete
oh, what a sweet shot! :)ReplyDelete
happy ww!
So So sweet.ReplyDelete
Ok, go to Target right now and get a frame! :)ReplyDelete
Love the light rays...Great shot. Happy WW!!!!ReplyDelete
what an angel....love the light!ReplyDelete
love to get great shots. So sweet!ReplyDelete
Nice picture. I like the sun rays.ReplyDelete
Isn't that just heavenly!ReplyDelete
I want this in an 8x10 for Christmas! This is the best picture...Love it.ReplyDelete
So sweet! have a great day!ReplyDelete
i love when I can see the sun rays like that... Gray is such a doll.ReplyDelete
when I see the sun rays like that, I like to think that God is doing it just for me, because He knows I love it :)
Yes, indeed!!!ReplyDelete
Happy WW!
Jane, P&B Girls
What a great picture. This is my first time visiting your blog, though I've heard about it all over! happy ww!ReplyDelete
I was singing to JC tonight it reminded me of this picture...ReplyDelete
"You are my sunshine, my only sun shine..."
what a Q-T-Pie! :-)ReplyDelete
such a beautiful picture! Your always so early with your WW's - mines up too, but it's not so wordless! WOOPS!ReplyDelete
Cute. And to be bathe in the light, such as this.ReplyDelete
wow, 42 comments already. lolReplyDelete
Gosh, the picture is amazing, too. He is so beautiful!
Sweet picture :-)ReplyDelete
I love the light shining in through the window! So precious!ReplyDelete
looks like an angel in disguise. :)ReplyDelete
Love how you got the sun light in the picture like that. How sweet he looks.ReplyDelete
Very cute! Happy WW :)ReplyDelete
Priceless pic! Love the sun rays..ReplyDelete
With the sun glare . . . just beautiful!!!!ReplyDelete
Great shot of your precious babe!!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful shot. Perfect with the sun.ReplyDelete
WOW.. what a beautiful little angel. Great photo.... what a blessing kids are!!ReplyDelete
Love the rays of sunshine! Oh, and the ones coming through the window too. :)ReplyDelete
I love the sunlight filtering in!ReplyDelete
oh my goodness what an awesome picture of the young one..love it.happy ww..ReplyDelete
Definitely a cutie-pie!ReplyDelete
Beautiful light and a good looking child ;) Happy WW!ReplyDelete
He's so sweet! I did a pic of my little man, too. My mom has a picture on her blog that my older son, Devon, took, and it has rays of sun like that shining deep in the Maine woods. Very cool.ReplyDelete
What an angel!ReplyDelete
Morning sun bath is good!
Wonderful pic!ReplyDelete
He does look like an angel.ReplyDelete
Love the pic!! Hope you get caught up on your knitting! Happy WW!ReplyDelete
love this picture so cute!ReplyDelete
love this picture so cute!ReplyDelete
I love it! Great picture! Happy WW!ReplyDelete
Beautiful light, beautiful baby!!ReplyDelete
My ww is up at:
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what a precious photo! he is sweet! have fun knitting! :)ReplyDelete
An angel shining brightly in heavenly sunlight. And he's a cute one, too. I love how you captured the rays of light.ReplyDelete
That's a great picture; the way you captured the sunlight is just lovely.ReplyDelete
That sunlight just shines perfectly in that window. Great shot!ReplyDelete
The sunlight coming in that window is awesome! Great pic!ReplyDelete
Glorious Light!ReplyDelete
Indeed he is!ReplyDelete
I love the way that the sun shines on him - quite a nice shot! Happy WW!ReplyDelete
He's so handsome he glows.ReplyDelete
so sweet!ReplyDelete
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The onslaught of undesired new followers you get on a social network for having posted something attention-grabbing on said social network. Meant to sound like and be used like "fallout", i.e. a negative side effect.
I Tweeted something about Justin Bieber and had a huge followout.
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