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We've gotten a lot of questions lately about how oVertone works, what it's used for, and how long the color lasts. So here comes this blog post, like a knight in shining (and colorful) armor!
In a nutshell, oVertone is a line of color depositing conditioners made to keep fantasy colored hair bright and bold 24/7 without the typical fading caused by washing, styling, and the like. While the oVertone conditioners are not hair dye, they can be used to deposit color on to natural colored hair.
For important information on dying your natural colored hair with oVertone, click here for a blog post we wrote about it or click here to see the part two follow up with some beautiful pink hair examples.
First things first - the oVertone conditioners come in two flavors:
Daily Conditioner
The Daily Conditioners are for use every time you shampoo your hair. They deposit just the right amount of color to keep you bright and beautiful every day.
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The Go Deep Conditioner is a deep treatment to be used once a week. It will give your locks and extra-hydrating pop of color to keep them in salon quality shape right at home.
You also have a bunch of different color choices:
The oVertone conditioners come in six colors: orange, red, pink, purple, blue, and teal. Each of these colors is available as a Pastel, Vibrant, and Extreme formula.
The Pastel conditioners are for anyone who wants just a hint of subtle color. The Vibrant conditioners will give you a bold, rich color to keep your strands looking bright. The Extreme conditioners are just that - extreme. These are for anyone who wants to keep their color looking so electric that it could stop traffic.
(Welcome to this extraordinarily flattering picture of my Vibrant Orange hair.)
Using the Daily Conditioner
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Step 3: Leave it on for 3-5 minutes.
Step 4: Rinse out (no need to use cold water) and repeat whenever you wash your hair!
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Step 3: Leave it on for 10-15 minutes.
Step 4: Rinse out (no need to use cold water) and repeat weekly or whenever you need an extra pop of color!
(This is Katy, taking a juice break with Extreme Pink Go Deep on her previously blonde hair.)
How long does the color last?
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Every time you wash your hair, you lose color by shampooing and rinsing. The oVertone conditioners replace the color that you've lost by depositing color immediately after washing.
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I actually just used the silver go deep last night and i have shoulder length LOB. … had to use the whole jar to fully saturate my whole head. In fact, i could have used a little more if i had any more to spare. I will say though, even if i need to buy a whole new jar every week (hoping for every 2 weeks lol ) this will still save me more money then going to the salon twice a month to maintain my fading hair @ $140 a visit. Overtone for the win.
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Can I use overtone during pregnancy?
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I have never used overtone before, but I am planning on using it from now on after hearing so many great reviews and learning how it works. However,, I have medium length hair and am planning on using Go Deep. How long will one jar last me if I use it weekly? I want to order enough to last me at least a couple of months
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If I have peek-a-boo coloring, and I don't want color applied to all of my hair, do I just condition the dyed strands? or am I safe to condition all over?
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To achieve the orange color of the girl in the photo, was her hair pre-lightened or naturally brown to start? Or orange once from a salon visit?

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I just came back from a fabulous weekend fat biking and staying at the Maine Huts and Trails Poplar and Stratton Brook Huts. I highly recommend checking this hut system out – the trails are extensive and well-maintained, the Huts are gorgeous, and the food is amazing.
The 'huts' are four off-the-grid eco lodges situated along an 80-mile trail system in western Maine. They all have a spacious great room, cozy reading areas, and a warm wood stove. Guests stay in either shared or private bunkrooms that are heated with radiant heat. Every hut is equipped with hot showers, toilets and gear drying rooms.
So yeah, they are pretty great and are one of Maine's best-kept secrets.
The best part of the whole trip was that Regina flew to Maine just to hang out with me.
Friday – Poplar Hut
We packed up our gear and headed over to the Carrabassett Valley area.
As we passed through Kingfield, we stopped for an awesome Fattie (a big fat burrito) from Rolling Fatties. Locally sourced, fresh ingredients, made for you by awesome people.
Go there. Eat. Be happy.
After stuffing our faces, we headed to the Airport Trailhead and got on the trail. I wasn't really sure of trail conditions after a warm spell, but they were perfect for fat biking.
For this part of the trip, we carried our gear in packs – something that we asked Maine Huts and Trails to do for us for the next few days.
It was about 3 miles up to Poplar Hut. We got up there pretty quickly, even riding with the packs.
After checking in and dumping our gear in our room, we headed back out for a walk to Poplar Falls. Things were packed enough we didn't need snowshoes.
Getting back to the lodge, we had a beer and hung out until dinner.
Dinner was amazing – locally made pasta with a pumpkin alfredo sauce and chicken sausage, along with salad and homemade bread. Dessert was a cream pie with berries.
We spent some time hanging out in the great room talking to the other guests before heading to our room to read and head to bed.
Saturday – Stratton Brook Hut
We got up early and packed our gear bags so they could be shuttled to our next stop – Stratton Brook Hut. Regina and I both agreed within about 30 seconds of riding that not biking with the packs was a good thing.
Both of us were excited to get out and ride – we had all day to get to the next Hut and had been given some good info on lots of local single track mountain bike trails that were packed down and open to fat bikes.
I say this, and I am absolutely not a mountain biker. Yet.
Que entertainment for Regina. My body and my bike might have become separated once or twice…but there are no pictures so it didn't happen.
We rode for about 6 hours. It was an amazing day, sunny and warm, with perfect conditions for fat biking.
Deciding it was time to head to the hut, we made our way to the trailhead. The ride up to Stratton Brook is a series of switchbacks that are totally doable on legs that are not already toast.
Our legs were toast. So we may have gotten off the bike on a few of the switchbacks.
Once the hut was in sight, we rode in like BOSSES.
This hut has amazing views of Sugarloaf and the Bigelows.
After settling in, we drank a few glasses of wine, read, relaxed and waited for dinner. It was another awesome meal, but I only remember it was awesome, not exactly what it was.
We were pretty wiped after our day of riding and went to bed pretty early.
Sunday – Home
After a good nights sleep and a good breakfast we headed back on the trail. My back was feeling kind of funky so I stayed on the main trails but Regina got off trail onto some more single track.
We got back to the truck around noon, and started the trek home.
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Ryuden was an outgoing, but not very tactful minor daimyo. His skill on the battlefield was much greater than his skill in the court. Ryuden came to the Asako winter court at Shiro Gisu to court Hantei XXXVIII's niece, Otomo Yoroshiku. He used to smoke in a tobacco pipe. [1]
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When a poetry contest was called, Ryuden demanded one of his servant to get him a poem which would woo Yoroshiku. Ryuden would pass the poem as one of his own. Another samurai, Shiba Himitsu made a poem which implied that Yoroshiku was not of the imperial line, so Ryuden challenged him to clean the slight. [2]
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A drunk Ryuden went to Himitsu's room, and challenged him to a fight but Himitsu managed he left his chambers. He crossed with Kakita Nantoko, a maidservant of Yoroshiku. Shortly after Himitsu was found murdered, and several witnesses testified Ryuden was the assassin. [3] The investigation led to the real murderer, Kakita Nantoko, a Scorpion spy which had become mad. She was killed and Ryuden was released. [4]
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Mangoes are loved by most of the population of India. It's eaten in many forms and one of them is as chutney. Raw mango chutney is sweet-n-sour in taste. Prepare raw mango chutney by following the recipe provided here.
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Ingredients For Raw Mango Chutney
- Ghee- 2 tsp
- Dry Red Chilies- 3 to 4
- Asafetida- A pinch
- Methi Seeds- 2 tsp
- Mustard Seeds- 1 tsp
- Curry Leaves- 3 to 4
- Peanuts- 1 tsp
- Urad-Chana Dal Mixture0- 1 tsp
- salt to taste
- peeled & grated Raw Mango- 1
- freshly grated Coconut- ½ cup
How To MakeRaw Mango Chutney
- Dry roast the methi seeds, red chilies and hing for a minute and then grind them into a fine powder.
- Now set aside the grated mango and mix the rest of the ingredients with the coconut and prepared spice mixture.
- Pour in water to make a fine paste.
- Heat oil in a pan and fry curry leaves and mustard seeds in it.
- Add dal mixture and peanuts in the pan and fry till they are brown color.
- Toss in the grated mango and fry it for 1 minute while stirring frequently.
- Now add the coconut paste in it and bring it to a boil.
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Trucko Stampley, who has twice been found competent to stand trial in a pair of double murders in Baton Rouge in 2007, will undergo a brain scan July 1 in New Orleans, it was revealed in court Thursday.
The testing will be performed at Tulane Medical Center, one of Stampley's attorneys, Marty Stroud, said during Stampley's first court appearance before state District Judge Bonnie Jackson.
Stampley's first-degree murder case was shifted to Jackson after state District Judge Lou Daniel, who presided over the case for four years, disqualified himself in late April because of a death threat from Stampley.
Jackson more than once implored the 23-year-old Stampley, of Baton Rouge, to cooperate with his attorneys as well as the doctors who will examine him.
"I really want to encourage you to cooperate,'' the judge said at the conclusion of the status hearing.
Stampley's attorneys have complained in the past that he is uncooperative. Stampley has on more than once occasion asked to replace his attorneys. Those requests have been denied.
Prosecutor Darwin Miller told Jackson that, based on the testing Stampley will undergo in New Orleans, the state will request that Stampley undergo psychological testing at the hands of experts chosen by the state.
Jackson made reference during Thursday's hearing to the fact that Stampley will undergo a PET scan, which is a type of brain scan called positron emission tomography.
Stampley's lead attorney, Richard Goorley, declined to discuss the testing after court.
Stampley spent more than a year at the state mental hospital following his April 2007 arrest. Since that time, Daniel twice found him competent to stand trial.
Stampley's mother testified last year that her son was in special education classes as a child and used to bang his head against walls and sit under their house for hours at a time and bang on pipes.
Stampley is charged with four counts of first-degree murder in the April 2007 slayings of Marie Pedescleaux, 80, and her daughter Denise, 46; and Charles "Chick'' Colvin III and his wife Ann Lynn Colvin, both 73.
The Pedescleauxs were found shot to death April 25, 2007, in their Crown Avenue home in Glen Oaks.
Two days later, the Colvins were discovered fatally shot in their Thibodeaux Avenue residence in Goodwood Estates.
Stampley has pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity. Prosecutors intend to seek the death penalty.
Stampley does not have a trial date.
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Ok, now I know things like this have been discussed and probably still ARE being discussed but I still say we need to figure out Clementine's age and stick with it, end of story. Not to mention all the changing of her age is getting a bit annoying. I mean can't we all all make up our minds or something? Now some people, including me, think it's 10 and others say it's 11, even the voice actor but I don't know because according to MY math she's 10 and won't be turning 11 for like two more months, give or take. Then again I am pretty bad at Math, but I don't know I not COMPLETELY bad at it. Now if anybody wants to tell me what their thoughts are go right ahead it's a free country after all.
If you want to vote on it, go ahead also.
What is Clementine's age?


text: Towns and villages of Skyrim have one drawback in terms of atmosphere, but rather small population of cities and settlements. Now, every city, town and village in Skyrim will be populated with new, resurgent, with NPC's own intelligence, and they have different daily activities. New NPC walk, sit, visit shops, churches / cemeteries with dead people, research areas, communicate, work, and so on, and at lunch time, but more often during the night, sent at taverns and inns, and all this without the use of scripts !


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Oral history is hot.
People everywhere are getting the message about recording their family stories. Whether on audiotape, videotape or digital media, there's nothing that compares with hearing a family story told by a family member.
Although my primary business as a personal historian was putting together a written record of a family history, oral history was an integral part of the process. Much of a written record is based on recorded interviews which become part of the overall project.
I occasionally teamed up with a videographer to offer a comprehensive personal history package. Our collaboration made possible the best of both disciplines.
The written record provides an in-depth narrative record of the family's history that, besides providing interesting reading material, serves as a primary reference book. The accompanying 20- to 30-minute professional video captures the highlights of the written work visually, told by many of the book's "main characters."
National Public Radio carries excerpts from its StoryCorps project every Friday on its Morning Edition program. The StoryCorps project features two mobile recording studios that travel the country, recording the stories of everyday America. The stories are testaments to the power of the spoken word. Some are available at the StoryCorps web site.
But StoryCorps is not the only oral history project around. There are many. Check them out. Perhaps you'll find an interview with a long-lost relative. At the very least, you'll come away with some ideas on how to incorporate oral history into your own family history project.
Flickr photo of StoryCorps studio courtesy of Laura, KCUR.
Those are allegedly the last words spoken by Marie Antoinette, queen of France, after stepping on the foot of her executioner on her way to the guillotine. Last words are important to many Americans, it seems. In a recent essay by hospice chaplain Kerry Egan on the PBS Newshour, Egan says "people are enormously curious about what people who are actively dying talk about."
Egan also points out that while many people expect to die a "Hollywood death," the real thing is almost always much different. Truth is, none of us knows our precise expiration date. Rather that spending time crafting some clever deathbed utterance, it makes more sense to say anything you have to say now when, presumably, you're less stressed.
Sounds like good advice to me. In fact, in my recent career as a personal historian, I encouraged people to draft their own legacy letters (some call them ethical wills, but that sounds a little stuffy to me.) You can find several articles on the subject by searching this blog for either term, or you can find one here.
It's really a cliché to say live every day as if it's your last, but most clichés have their roots in reality and this one passes that test. If you're one of those people who are interested in famous last words, you can click here and here. Or, if you prefer a little visual stimulation, here's a ditty from a group I actually interviewed in an even earlier career:
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Legacy letters convey something of importance from the sender to another person. Whether eloquent or inarticulate in their presentation, legacy letters are often so emotionally powerful as to send the recipient reaching for a handkerchief.
Such is the case with the recently discovered "Auschwitz letter." It's possible that you missed the story, given the media's interest in presidential puppies and Miss America gaffes, so here it is:
In 1944, a group of prisoners from the infamous Nazi death camp in Auschwitz, Poland was escorted about 100 yards outside the camp to work on reinforcing the cellar of a warehouse so it could be used as an air raid shelter for the camp's soldiers.
Seven of the prisoners – six Poles and one Frenchman, all between the ages of 18 and 20 – tore a scrap of paper from a cement bag and scribbled a note in pencil. Although the exact details of the note have not been disclosed, it includes the names of the seven prisoners, their home towns and their assigned camp numbers.
They rolled the note, stuck it inside a bottle and hid it inside a concrete wall they were building. It was discovered by a construction crew that was recently renovating the site. Research shows that two of the Polish men survived the camp, but they have not been found.
The Frenchman, however, was Googled and located in Marseilles by a Polish newspaper reader. The man, 85-year-old Albert Veissid, confirmed that the camp number on the note matches that on his arm but does not remember anything about the note or bottle.
Imagine how meaningful it is for descendants of the four who didn't survive the camp, to have this final message from their long-deceased relative. As one commenter at a Hamburg, German, newspaper said: "I think it was simply a case of we existed, remember us."
Isn't that we all want?
Writing prompt of the day: You have just 10 minutes to live. Write your own legacy letter. Quickly.
Larry Lehmer is an author and retired personal historian. Contact him via e-mail or follow him on Twitter.
Flickr photo of Auschwitz courtesy of Rain Rannu.
Filling out a family tree or researching a family's history takes time. For some, it can be a very long time. Projects often morph into something quite different from the original intention.
Most of us have some idea of where we're headed when we enter into a project, if only vaguely. But how do you know when a project's done? When do you share what you've learned?
There are some among us who are eager to share what we find as soon as we find it. This team-building approach encourages collaboration, often inspiring others to prod their own memories and resources to become active participants in your project.
Others choose to wait until they've reached a certain stage in their process, sharing only when their documentation is complete and their research results extend into their personal comfort zones. This can take years.
I'm reminded of a cartoon a few years back showing a tired and perplexed man sitting in front of a computer screen bearing a message to the effect of "You've reached the end of the Internet."
Can you imagine reaching that point in your own family history work?
Larry Lehmer is a retired Des Moines Register editor and author of The Day the Music Died: The Last Tour of Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens. He is currently working on a book about the Philadelphia years of American Bandstand. You can read his Bandstand blog here.
Flickr photo courtesy of Buck Fever.
"Do you remember where we kept the shoe polish?"
He sent this picture, which was supposed to be a clue. Sadly, I didn't have a clue. I recognized the bag in the picture, but only vaguely.
Owning up to my ignorance, he answered his own question with an e-mail response.
"This is the bag that Dad kept the shoe polish and all the brushes, daubers, and buffing cloths in. It was in the bottom kitchen drawer left of the sink. (you'd have been more familiar with it if only you'd have polished your shoes more often) <grin>."
Now, I remember. I also remember where we kept the bread (also in a drawer near the sink), cereal and applesauce (that's a story only the family can appreciate!).
If it hadn't been for my brother's prompting (and visual clue), this part of my history might have been lost. I doubt that my kids care to know how often I shined my shoes, but they may find it interesting that my resourceful parents saw no need to plunk down their hard-earned dollars for a fancy shoeshine kit that's going to be stuffed in a drawer out of sight most of the time.
Often, it's the stories of others that trigger long-forgotten memories of your own life's journey. The best thing you can do is pay attention.
Larry Lehmer is a retired Des Moines Register editor and author of The Day the Music Died: The Last Tour of Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens. He is currently working on a book about the Philadelphia years of American Bandstand. You can read his Bandstand blog here.
You never know when or where your personal history will bubble up. Does this post by Scott at Haberblab sound familiar?:
"At odd times all sorts of personal history comes swimming to the surface. Making me think 'Oh yes, I forgot all about that."'only to have the memory float down again."
That sort of thing happens to me all the time. Something will pop into my head and when I try to remember it later, I can't.
Recognizing the situation, I try to carry with me a 3x5 writing pad and pen so that I can document these things as they occur rather than relying on a balky memory. Of course, I often forget the pad and pen.
Still, it makes sense to find a way to snare those random gifts of family history before they flit away. It also works for shopping lists, appointments and any of those other pesky details that test our memories.
What's your system?
Flickr photo courtesy of TizzyandMona.
Check out this photo. You probably have a similar photo somewhere in your family archives ... a mother and father surrounded by their children, all dressed up. And, just like any other similar photo, there's a story behind it.
This is the family of Joseph and Frances Kastl of Omaha, Nebraska. Joseph was about 45 years old at the time; Frances was about 38. Pictured are five of their children - Ed, Sophie, Frank, John and Stanley. I'd place the date of the photo at 1915, but the only thing I know for sure is that it was taken between 1915 and 1919. I know this because of the two Kastl children not pictured - Leopold and Rose.
It was the untimely death of young Leo that prompted the photo. Leo was just six years old when he died on May 21, 1915. Realizing that the family had no photos of Leo, they resolved to have a family photo taken lest their family suffer another similar loss. Rose Mary Kastl (my mother-in-law) wasn't born until 1919 and was not included in what amounted to the only portrait of the Joseph Kastl family.
The Kastls were not wealthy people. Nor were they poor. Joseph's job with the Union Pacific railroad allowed the family to live in a large, comfortable home with room in the basement for making wine, room in the backyard to raise chickens and enough money to send their children to Catholic schools. Still, It must have been difficult for them to decide to pose for a photographer at such a sad time in their lives. The family eventually decided, though, that having a permanent record of their family at that time was important.
Today, photography is cheap and accessible to just about everyone. But how many of us think of photos in the same way the Kastls did a century ago? Families tend to be more scattered geographically than in the past, thus family photos are more difficult to pull off. Fortunately, in our family, our kids have taken the lead in this. Although our family is separated by great distances, whenever we are able to get together, one of the kids arranges for a photo session.
It can be hectic, with our three children, their spouses and our five grandchildren, all squeezing in front of the camera, but, like the Kastls before us, we think it's worth it.
Larry Lehmer is a retired Des Moines Register editor and author of The Day the Music Died: The Last Tour of Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens. He is currently working on a book about the Philadelphia years of American Bandstand. You can read his Bandstand blog here.
OK, OK. Disc jockey may not be a totally accurate description of what I did, but I did sit in a small booth, equipped with two turntables, a tape recorder and small control panel where I played records for the public and offered occasional words of wisdom. The radio thing actually felt quite natural for me.
I had a crystal radio as a young boy which, although limited to one station, was magical to me. In the mid-1950s, I often fell asleep to Don Cole's coverage of the Omaha Cardinals baseball team on KOIL. I soon graduated to shortwave radio, butchering the assembly of a Heathkit unit that was salvaged by a kind grandfather. From shortwave, I moved into broadcast band DXing where I met a few honest-to-goodness radio types, like Paul Lotsof who was a newsman at an FM station in Buffalo, New York, that was owned by George "Hound Dog" Lorenz, one of the truly legendary U.S. jocks.
Paul and I shared the (then) quirky trait of tracking down old 78s and 45s from thrift shops, garage sales and cut-out bins. We also had tape recorders and were soon swapping reels of our latest finds. Paul often included snippets of radio broadcasts, some from his own WBLK-FM, others from his travels around the country. Two things I learned from Paul's tapes: the Hound Dog was very good and most of the other radio announcers Paul recorded were very bad.
That's probably where I got the confidence to take a run at my college radio station when I learned it was looking for announcers. I was well into my fourth year of college when I answered the call, but at least a year away from my degree. There were just a few of us as we heard the pitch for KWOU, the campus "station" for Omaha University.
First of all, KWOU wasn't a station in the traditional sense. You couldn't hear it on any radio since it was only piped in from the studio to one location, the often-rowdy Ouampi Room of the student center. As I recall, anyone could amble up to the student center reception desk and ask that KWOU have its volume adjusted or turned down altogether. I believe there was a jukebox in the mix, too, but I could be mistaken about that. (It was the 1960s, after all.)
In any case, prospective jocks could sign up for available slots in the schedule and were expected to show up promptly for every shift. I don't recall how many shifts there were, but I took just one, an hour or two weekly. I suspect legitimate radio and TV students took the bulk of them. The studio was approximately the size of a closet and overlooked an honest-to-goodness TV studio, although I don't recall ever seeing any activity in there. Jocks didn't have to talk at all, though it was strongly suggested that you identify music selections and give a station ID and time check every so often.
There must have been some rudimentary instruction of how to cue a record (just to show you how hep I was, I was fond of "slip cueing") and how to run the board ("spin the pots," etc.). When they got to the part about what music was to played, I instantly understood why they were in need of fresh bodies. The university had apparently signed a deal with the devil (Mitch Miller) because the only records in the library came from Columbia's pop music division. That meant endless spins of Johnny Mathis, Robert Goulet, Steve Lawrence, Barbara Streisand and John Davidson - good singers all, but hardly the type of music to compete with the noisy frat tables of the Ouampi Room.
Despite my limited "air time," I quickly tired of all that MOR pap. I started bringing records from home. I borrowed my theme song from "Hound Dog," Otis Redding's Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa (Sad Song). I was playing Buffalo Springfield, Aretha and the Lovin' Spoonful, but I was saying Andy Williams, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and the Brothers Four. If anyone noticed the deception, they never said anything to me.
I was really looking forward to the fall semester when I planned to go even more radical, playing more early Dylan, the Seeds and Mothers of Invention. But my perceived role as a change agent was preempted by station brass who declared that Columbia pop was out, rock was in. We even printed music surveys (one is at the top of this post) to tout our new format. I think we did that for two weeks. There were a few sketchy signs that people were actually listening.
One sign was the unruly crowd of fraternity brothers that clamored outside the studio when one announcer dedicated Neil Diamond's Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon to them. Another was the time I cleverly decided to conduct a quiz to gauge audience interest. During the course of my program I presented three questions. The first person to show up at the studio with the correct answer to all three questions would win a prize, which (unbeknownst to them) was a stash of 10 Tootsie Roll Pops (retail value: 20 cents). Honestly, I never expected any takers but three or four people showed up after the second question to claim their prize. Thrilled, I sent them packing with the admonishment that they needed to come back with the answer to all three questions. After they left, the truth hit me: how will they react to winning a fistful of suckers? Hopefully, better than those fraternity brothers reacted to Neil Diamond. Any concern I had dissipated when nobody showed up after the third question.
Truth is, there was so much going on at that time, that I lost interest in my radio gig.
The preceding summer of 1967 is still known as "the summer of love." Somewhere around that time, I went with a few friends to an actual "love in" in Lincoln, a 50-mile drive. We thought nothing of parking our car on a roadside and hiking in to the festivities, which were much more tame than we were led to expect. Opposition to the fighting in Vietnam was taking root, even on our conservative campus. Eugene McCarthy would be a popular Omaha visitor in the months ahead, as would Peter Fonda. The truly enlightened would hang out at the Aruba sandwich shop where the world's woes were discussed ad nauseum over meatball sandwiches. Many stories that found their way into the school's underground newspaper, The Lone Haranguer, were doubtless hatched at the Aruba.
Personally, I was transitioning from radio to newspapers. Success in several journalism classes that I stumbled into in my quest to extend my student draft deferment as long as humanly possible, led to a position on the student newspaper and, eventually, to a real, paying job at a real newspaper. I just kind of faded away from KWOU and I'm pretty sure nobody noticed. I lost my full-time job at Union Pacific Railroad that year and the deferment went away as well.
Like most able-bodied young men of that era, I served in the military, got married and started a career and a family. I never looked back on my radio "career" and have never lost my love for the music I've grown up with. Sad to say, Otis Redding lost his life about the same time my radio career was fading. He was just 26.
Here's Redding's Fa Fa Fa Fa Fa (Sad Song):
Author Larry Lehmer is putting the finishing touches on a book about the Philadelphia years of American Bandstand. The book is called Bandstandland. It has lots of details about the show you've never read before. In conjunction with the book, he writes a blog called Bandstand Beat.
Dick Clark was fond of referring to music as "the soundtrack of your life." I like to think of family photos as windows into your life.
The visual memories of our past are among the strongest memory triggers around. Thumbing through a family photo album is an evocative trip into our personal past. Each photo stirs memories of people, place and occasions from our life's journey.
But photos, especially those from our distant past, often reveal their age in unflattering ways. They crack. They fade. We assault them with glue, tape and who-knows-what chemicals from materials that once promised to preserve and protect. What to do?
You may not be able to stop the natural aging process, but it's possible to make some amends by transferring your photos to a new medium by using readily available technology. By scanning a photo (or a document) into a digital format and cleaning it up with software, you can come up with an enhanced version of your original.
Plus, it's a lot easier to share an electronic image with friends and family.
The example used with this column shows what can be done in 10 minutes by using Photoshop, a popular photo-editing software.
For more tips on preserving your family photo history, go here.
Flickr photo courtesy of Jean&Vic.
Linda and I had been married just before heading west and we were eagerly awaiting the birth of our first child, due in the fall of 1971. We had already decided on a boy's name - Aaron Guthrie, named after my favorite baseball player, Hank Aaron, and folk singer Woody Guthrie, who was the inspiration for another of my favorites, Bob Dylan.
Guthrie had died a few years earlier but Aaron was not only alive and well, he was making a serious run at eclipsing Babe Ruth's major league career home run record. And his Atlanta Braves team was making two trips to San Francisco, just 40 miles from our home, that summer.
The second trip in late July was just a little too close to Linda's due date, so I decided we should catch the Braves in May. We settled on May 9, a Sunday, when the Giants and Braves were scheduled for an afternoon doubleheader. I should probably point out that Linda is not a sports fan and I don't generally recommend ushering any 5-months pregnant woman to an event she's not wholly in sync with, but my enthusiasm apparently overcame any reservations she may have had.
We loaded up a cooler with food and drinks, which was allowed in the cheap seats in those days. Those cheap seats were the bleachers in left field and went for $2 a head. It was quite a hike from the Candlestick Park parking lot to the bleachers, but we did our best to blend in with our fellow bleacherites. This was difficult, given their rowdy behavior and the pungency of the air in our immediate vicinity.
Truth is, we could have left the cooler at home. Cokes, popcorn and peanuts went for just a quarter, a hot dog cost 40 cents and a beer was just 50 cents. Those were bargain prices, at a time when free agency was still being debated in the courts and million dollar salaries were still years away.
Despite the fact that there were 10 Hall of Famers at Candlestick that day, none of them earned as much as baseball's highest-paid player in 1971 - Boston's Carl Yastrzemski. Yaz pulled own $167,000 that year - a pittance by current standards, but well above Major League Baseball's 1971 average salary of $31,500.
As I mentioned, there were 10 Hall of Famers present in Candlestick on May 9, 1971 - five on each team. That includes Carl Hubbell, the Giants' farm system director and screwball pitcher who fanned five straight American Leaguers in the 1934 All-Star Game. On the field were Willie Mays, Willie McCovey, Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry.
The Braves, of course, had Hank Aaron and his longtime teammate, Edie Mathews, who was now a coach. Orlando Cepeda, who banged out 46 home runs and drove in 142 runs as a Giant in 1961 and was National League MVP for the Cardinals in 1967, was now playing first base for the Braves. Other Hall of Famers on the Braves roster that day were pitchers Phil Niekro and 47-year-old Hoyt Wilhelm, who was in the 20th of his 21 major league seasons.
The Giants' roster was peppered with a few other notables that day. Bobby Bonds, who rapped 332 home runs in a 14-year career, is probably more famous for being the father of disgraced Giants slugger Barry Bonds. Rookie pitcher Steve Stone, a 25-game winner for the Baltimore Orioles in 1980, is probably better known as a Chicago broadcaster, first with the Cubs, later with the White Sox. George Foster was a 22-year-old outfielder who would be NL MVP just six years later with Cincinnati and Don McMahon, the ex-Braves relief ace was in the twilight years of a career that would see him post an amazing 2.96 ERA over 874 major league games.
For the most part, the players didn't disappoint. In the first game, Mays slapped a home run that landed near us in a 5-2 Giants' win. McCovey homered for the Giants in the second game with a moon shot that rattled in the right field bleachers so loudly that you could hear it over the Grateful Dead music being played on a tinny tape deck in our vicinity. Fortunately, Cepeda countered that with a pair homers himself, driving in five runs that allowed the Braves to escape with a split. 6-5.
Our baby did, indeed, turn out to be a boy and we did name him Aaron Guthrie. A few years later, when Hank Aaron was touring the country with the home run ball that broke Ruth's home run record, I had the opportunity to introduce our son to him. I'm sure neither Aaron remember the encounter, but I was as proud as a papa can be.
As I recall, Linda had picked the name Stephanie in case we had a daughter. If that name was inspired by a popular ballerina or opera singer, I guess I would have gone to the ballet or something, but I don't think that was the case.
I sure lucked out on that one.
Photo: Linda Lehmer with Aaron Guthrie Lehmer at David Grant Memorial Hospital, Travis AFB, California, September 1971.
Larry Lehmer is a retired Des Moines Register editor and author of The Day the Music Died: The Last Tour of Buddy Holly, the Big Bopper and Ritchie Valens. He is currently working on a book about the Philadelphia years of American Bandstand. You can read his Bandstand blog here.


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Series: The Passions of Christ
Roger Thomas
Mark 1:40-45
A man with leprosy came to Jesus. No big deal. Lots of people came to Jesus. Many came for healing. But this was a man with leprosy. Most of us don't know much about leprosy. It still exists. In fact the World Health Organization reported over 600,000 cases in 2002, the latest reporting year. Most cases are in Southeast Asia. Brazil has a fair amount as well, over 38,000. Mexico some. (www.who.int). But in our story, a man, not a statistic, came to Jesus. There's a difference.
Humans have known about and dreaded this disease for thousands of years. Millions upon millions have suffered its deadly symptoms through the centuries. In Bible times, nothing could strike terror like the diagnosis of leprosy. G. A. Hansen actually discovered the cause in 1873. But even once the bacterium was identified, it took another seventy years to find a treatment. The bacteria, however, quickly became resistant to the early antibiotics. Today a leprosy victim generally takes a three-drug cocktail of antibiotics for as long as a year. The multi-drug therapy is generally pretty effective, but not guaranteed. No real cure exists.
Curiously, one of the latest drugs used against leprosy has a history. Those old enough will remember Thalidomide a drug used in the 1950's to treat the symptoms of "morning sickness." Only after it had affected millions did doctors discover that it also caused horrible birth defects. Thalidomide has been rediscovered as a leprosy treatment.
A man with leprosy came to Jesus. Doctors then had no treatment at all. No drugs existed. Nothing relieved its symptoms or stopped its spread through the body. Leprosy was a slow, torturous, disfiguring disease. It was a death sentence. A man with leprosy came to Jesus. There was no place else to go. No one else to whom he could turn. But coming to Jesus had its risks.
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|2007-08-25, 14:30
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sensei no pet
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Virginia, USA
Curious thing about the Setsuna flashback. At the beginning of the year, she didn't show much of the conviction and willpower that we're familiar with. Until Makoto comes along and gives her some encouragement. Then she becomes class rep and starts bossing people around.
Now, part of the difficulty Makoto has had lately with Kotonoha is because Setsuna, wanting to help Sekai, tried to keep Makoto away from Kotonoha. Clearly, she wouldn't have acted so strongly if she didn't have the self-confidence that Makoto inspired her to have.
In other words, everything is Makoto's fault.
I expect we'll eventually learn what Makoto dit that's the reason Otome into such a royal bitch.
|2007-08-25, 17:55
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I wouldn't say all of fault belongs to Makoto. Most of it yeah, but I think that the actions of the surrounding characters encourage him. Also, I really don't think he means to hurt anyone (intentionally).
I see 3 possibilites for Makoto's actions:
- Loves Sekai more. And doesn't want to break Kotonoha's heart.
- Unsure of which one to choose (I would have the same problem too). And lacks the balls to say/do anything.
- He's only using Sekai for sex. Kotonoha is "on the bench".
(most people agree with this, but I strongly disagree since I heard/saw [subtitles] him say "I am the worst" or something similar")
*included in each possiblity: "No self-control over his sexual desires"
Also as for the term "Love" I use it loosely in this post.
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Well, like some of you, I was a bit disappointed by this episode.
After the rather tense atmosphere of the few past ones, this one simply wastes the momentum and let it decrease with not-so-funny festival happenings and contests... not really what I'm interested the most in School Days, honestly, so I tend to think it was a precious time wasted.
The big thing of this episode is Setsuna : we finally get to know more about her and why she is so hung up to Sekai and kept interfering about her relation with Makoto.
She seems to like Makoto because he "rescued" her when she was bullied (funny how skilled she has become at bullying others like Kotonoha, by the way), but what Makoto said to her at that time seemed so much out of character for him : since when did he actually care for someone else than himself ? It is a bit hard to buy...
One possible reason could be that it was because he wasn't interested by her sexually and maybe didn't even looked for a girlfriend at that time, but with what we were shown of him, it is a bit hard to buy him being so kind for no particular reason, so easily.
That said, it seems that Makoto doesn't like when people get bullied as it was shown in episode 7 since it was when Kotonoha got bullied by the other girls that he started to think that avoiding her all the time wasn't very nice...
As for the kiss, I'm not sure that Setsuna actually like him or if it was just a "farewell" kiss or something to show her appreciation (even if he was sleeping).
The eye-catcher says something about "three love stories", but I always thought that the third girl was Otome and not Setsuna...
I must say that I am not too happy by the arrival of a new challenger since it is starting to look like an harem anime (let's make a quick list : Sekai, Kotonoha, Setsuna and Otome, 4 girls, not less : we are almost on par with Shuffle!), which I always wanted to think of School Days was not.
The situation was already complicated and interesting enough with just Kotonoha and Sekai : more girls may mean that focus has to be spread more or less equally between the girls and the main characters so far could suffer poor character development from now on, just like it was in this episode, with Sekai having really nowhere as much screentime as she used to have (I know, she was supposed to be depressed, but still) or even Kotonoha
Excepted the train and what happened after she slapped Sekai, not much character development for her.
To close with Setsuna, I don't think it is the wisiest thing to do to entrust Sekai to Makoto (or even any man) if she is so fragile and that any emotionnal problem wrecks her : in a love relationship, you are bound to suffer sooner or later... if someone needs to take care of her, it is probably not up to a teenaged boyfriend to do that, since high-schools relationships tend to not last for the whole life, to say the least...
Sekai finally avoid the trap of "let's have sex so we can avoid difficult conversations" that was always set up by Makoto so far, but she still needs to be more decisive and get herself together. +1 for that, though.
Kotonoha : I was a bit disappointed by what happened after the bitchslap of the end of last episode... it ended with a cliffhanger... only for her to beg Sekai on her knees to give up on Makoto ? That's one of the main problems of Kotonoha : she sometimes has confidence boosts, but they never last longer than 2 or 3 minutes before she becomes her rather weak usual-self. Come on Girl, if Setsuna managed to do that (she got a bit too far, imho), then you too can. I'm beginning a bit tired to wait for her to shape up her personality.
Regarding the train scene : it seems I was right about her having decided to use her physical advantages in a rather straightforward manner... sure, it makes her slutty, but being a mix of slutty and innocent, it considerably raised her sex-appeal during this scene... and left Makoto quite confused by the boobs and the "dirty" (all relative since it is Kotonoha we are talking about) talk...
The fact that it happened on a train is maybe not a coincidence either when we know that sex on train is one of the many fantasmes/fetishes in Japan.
Otome and her gang : as bitchy as usual... no... even worse since they are renting a love room, just after pretending to be so concerned with commitee work, etc...
I wish that Kotonoha would slap them someday... but considering the speed at which this girl is evolving, it may not be for tomorrow...
Makoto's dude (Sawanaga), if we care about it anyway : when will he notice that the bretzel-haired girl actually likes him... I don't know what is the purpose of this guy except than being the usual dude of the male lead in a harem series (since it seems the show wants to take this route...)
I'm hoping something more interesting this week... this one was probably the worst episode for me so far.
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By the looks of it, it's a role she willingly accepts at this point. She's even going as far as to defend that position, making sure she keeps it. Slapping Sekai and ignoring Makoto's part in the ordeal was probably the worst thing she could have done, except for maybe nothing at all.
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Going back to what Otome and her little gang of whores are up to. After going back watching the quick scene of it i think they are going to try to destroy Koto's rep in 2 ways with 1 other end result
1. THe fact that Koto approved all the materials to build that room is a huge liability. Not only did she get them but she got more than what each class was alloted for construction. If anything happens they will be completely blameless since all the paper work leads back to Koto. Not to mention they are profiting from each couple using the room to get their lust on. They could take the earnings from it and blame it on Koto.
2. Let us not forget the video camera they got a hold of. It obvious that the camera is set up in the room to tape couples. Again, they could leak the tape out not only to get the teachers to hold Koto responsible but the students as well would turn against her. The problem is since Koto is student rep for her class and therefore responsible for keeping track of things it easy to blame everything on her.
3. They will use the game materail (see game tread for spoilers)
with one of the end results being Koto upset over seeing Setsuna kiss Matoko one thing leads to another and her and Itou end up in the lounge and have sex. Remember there is no one at school right now it would be very easy for them to slip in there and get it on. This is one posibillty of combining part of the game and orginal anime plot.
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This show is getting more exciting by the episode, I can't wait to find out. Seems that it'll be harder and harder for Kotonoha to stay out of harm's way.
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-Itou was the one who didnt want to anything cept admire koto from afar and sekai was the one who pushed him forward...
-i also still think hes just one of those people who cant say no when others ask something of them/aka/i dont think he likes intentionally hurting people (although he is pretty damn thick :\ )... i mean, he didnt really have any other choice when he was with koto on the train... any other answer that he couldve given her woulda made her upset so he wouldve said yes even if she didnt "offer her body."
-the reason why he and koto sorta fell apart was because she didnt really "trust" him... for lack of a better word... whereas sekai was already his good friend and trusted him and whatever which is why he sorta flipped to her
maybe im just determined for that happy ending or to prove that although itou is fuckin retarted... hes not a horrible person... but theres my 2 cents
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Really, does anyone in this school know when to BUTT THE F*&k OUT??? Jeebus, I've never seen such a bunch of nosy kids in my life - first Sekai, then Setsuna... Sure, Makoto is an insensitive guy thinking with the small head and not the big one, but if these girls would just stop matchmaking and hey - maybe the off-the-cuff kisses aren't such a great idea, either.
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And um, aren't Japanese usually big on privacy? Most movies or TV(NOT ANIME) I watch from Japan usually display that. I was surprised to see so many people butting into the relationship Makoto and Sekai were having.
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hahahahahaha!!!! makoto wins wohoo he wins!!! jackass award here we come!
i think throughout the whole ep the only thing i agreed with him was when he said "i am the worst!" cause dam right he is! (unfortunatly kotonoha seems to have gone down the road of doom as well ~ ill be moaning about that dear god! >_<)
first of makoto and his uncontrollable hormones ~ the hell was he thinking when sekai was trying to talk sense for once...that slap must have done something as she has finally seen the error of her ways ~ but just look at the ass hole ~ he jumps on her when she was actually trying her best to sort things out and how dare him saying that their isnt anything wrong with their current relationship ~ this just isnt fair to kotonoha and he knows it but does he give a dam? *laughs*
setsuna still meddling on things but not actually confirming anything either...she only drew a shallow conclusion from makoto's indecisive comments (i mean WTH does he mean when he said that he feels more at ease being with sekai...goddamit man its a yes or no answer! he should be greatful that he has a choice *sigh*) ~ she is still eluded in the fact that makoto will be there for sekai when things get tough...fool >.>
bad point for kotonoha was on the train ~ seems to me that she is so desperate for a man to love her that she is even willing to go into a seductive mode...ill be mourning to see her disgracing herself any further ;____;
the school festival...haha just what the hell is that lounge set up...it's so obvious i think its illegal XD its all out war!!
in the end ~ even though i shouldnt ~ i now understand why sekai thinks that makoto can be trustworthy...but then all of that smashes down when she kisses the happy yaro...oh dear god not a love triangle
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Even though the show has been finished for about three weeks, I'm just relaxing at taking my time while the subs come out.
The bomb grows on escalating, and Makoto can't help himself but to declare he's the worst, because he is, and no help is contributed when Kotonoha can't stand to be separated from him that went on such length to catch up with him at the train and seducing him to come at her place while Kokoro's gone so that they can do the nasty.
If you ask my opinion, the heroine is Setsuna. As far as I have seen the story, she has kept her stance to Sekai's side and tries to keep herself cool and composed.
However, it was as I suspected. Setsuna likes Makoto too but kept it shut for herself. The kiss at the end was to move on to her new place while bringing a beautiful memory with her, unfortunately, Kotonoha caught her red-handed.
It was just hilariously funny how she directed the maid and mascot troops to the military style to pull out customers to their class.
*Girls put on your pantyhoses
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Product changes but it's the same execution three times.
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Hotel Les Eaux at VIP Lodging Mont Tremblant, Featuring a full kitchen and a living area with a natural-stone fireplace, this apartment is 4 minutes' drive from Mont Tremblant city centre. Free Wi-Fi and 2 flat-screen TVs are provided in this 2-bedroom apartment. Nestled on the slopes of Mont Tremblant, this corner apartment offers a balcony with panoramic views of the resort village and Lac Tremblant. In-unit laundry facilities are available to all guests of Les Eaux at VIP Lodging. Guests can enjoy a swim in the seasonal outdoor pool or relax in the 4 hot tubs located on site. Located near the Porte du Soleil chairlift, guests can also take advantage of easy ski-in and ski-out access. A private parking space and a free transfer service are also provided to all guests. Adjacent to Le Géant Golf Course, Lac Tremblant is within 12 minutes' drive of this apartment. Ski Station Mont Tremblant is within 500 metres of the property. Scandinave Spa Mont is 6km away. (Hotel Les Eaux at VIP Lodging Mont Tremblant hotels booking).