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Her solitude is broken when she walks into Cal McFerren -- literally -- and re-injures her ankle. Now she is dependent on this stranger and his two sons.
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Her solitude is broken when she walks into Cal McFerren -- literally -- and re-injures her ankle. Now she is dependent on this stranger and his two sons.
Long buried emotions are reawakened while she stays at Cal's ranch. Her sense of family and the bonds of friendship have her moving to the rhythm of ranch life, and she starts a surprising relationship with an abused horse. She spends time teaching the horse to trust again, but can she teach herself?
August in Montana by Kandi Jaynes, copyright May 2011, published by Desert Breeze Publishing, Inc. is original, creative, heartwarming, and not your typical horse and dog story. In this beautiful sweet romance, there's a special dog called Mocha for pet lovers and an abused horse. Jerrah Jacobs has spent the past year in her home on the road, a special-built pickup, staying at secluded campgrounds in her endeavor to find solace from the past. She lands hard for Cal, a rancher, when she strides smack into him, and he knocks her flat in the mud by accident. She's on her way to bring a treat to her dog Mocha, her traveling companion, when the handsome rancher knocks her right into his life and that of his two boys. She's injured and unable to drive her standard clutch pickup with a badly sprained ankle. That truck has been her home, so she's not happy with Cal when he takes her tires off, as well as other parts, to keep her from leaving his ranch until she's fully healed. His brother is the local sheriff, so she gets no help there. Meanwhile Cal's two boys start calling her Mom, and she finds herself longing for a real home. She teaches an abused horse to trust again, if only it were as easy to teach herself. Ms. Jaynes spins a vivid story of a lonely rancher and his two sons who come to the aid of a lonely woman, but Cal is determined to do more than rescue her from an injury. If it's up to him, he wants to rescue her from her solitary life of a woman alone traveling from one campground to another. But, he can't keep her a stranded prisoner forever, and she wants her truck to leave. Will he be able to persuade her to stay for good, or will she take to the road again? Can she get over her fear of being hurt in time to open her heart to Cal and his two boys, or will she continue to fight her conflicting feelings? I loved this story because it was unique, creative, and original, and I look forward to reading more novels by Kandi Jaynes.
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Posted June 24, 2011
This story was so touching and moving without being saturated with angst and melodrama, and with some of the backstory and history of these characters, it would have been easy for the author to fall into that trap. Instead, this story was a beautiful telling of a woman opening her heart again to a man (and his sons) any woman would have a hard time resisting.
And as much as I loved the growth, development and final conclusion of this story... I couldn't help think... Do I have to let go here?
Garret -- Cal's sexy single sheriff brother -- is just begging for a woman to make him as happy as his two brothers. Wouldn't that be nice?
And although they are young men now -- Reece and TJ -- Cal's grown sons -- need to find women who can make them as happy as their dad.
Here's hoping this is a gentle nudge in the author's direction. * wagging eyebrows * What do you think, Ms. Jaynes?
Posted June 21, 2011
August in Montana is a heartwarming love story with a delightful cast of characters that will steal your heart.
Jerrah Jacobs' solitary journey of the past year has been a time of healing as she travels from place to place with her dog Mocha. Her stop in Traverse, Montana proves to be life-altering when she literally runs into local rancher Cal McFerren and injures her ankle. A gentleman to the core, Cal overrides Jerrah's objections and takes her to his ranch to recover. Will this handsome cowboy and his two fun loving sons heal the heartache of her past?
Jerrah and Cal are both just a little bit stubborn and their inevitable clashes provide conflict and added depth to the story. Jerrah's feisty personality keeps Cal on his toes as he tries to bend her to his will. Cal gains Jerrah's trust as he gently pushes her to reveal the secrets that haunt her. Jerrah's struggles to come to terms with her past are realistic and often heartbreaking.
The relationship between Cal and his sons, T.J. and Reece is warm and loving. Both boys have a wicked sense of humor and Cal good naturedly puts up with their teasing. The camaraderie and witty banter between Reece, TJ and Jerrah contributes to the novel's homey feel.
August in Montana is a multilayered story with vibrant and three dimensional characters. Strong family ties, a sweet romance and poignant moments keep the reader fully engaged in this charming novel by newcomer Kandi Jaynes.
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Crum, Shutta. Thunder-Boomer!; illus. by Carol Thompson. Clarion, 2009. 32p
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It's a hot day on the farm, so the narrator, her brother, and mother are hanging out at the pond while Dad plows. When a storm approaches, however, the family springs into action, shooing the chickens into the coop, grabbing the laundry of the clothesline, and heading into the house (accompanied by Maizey, the lone chicken who didn't make it into the coop). Then the storm's upon them, sending Dad's blown-away underwear flapping around the yard and hail pinging on the roof. When the drama blows over, the family heads out into the barnyard to inspect the damage; much to the narrator's surprise, she finds a shivering, rain-soaked kitten, whom they name in honor of the storm: Thunder-Boomer. The descriptive text (which reads like polished ragged-right prose, despite a flap-copy characterization of "free verse") is particularly deft with scene-setting detail, and the pacing aptly conveys the tension, action, and release of a storm's trajectory. Mixed-media illustrations, predominately watercolor with keenly contrasting black line, have a homey lushness, while figures evince the easy cartooning style of Bob Graham ("Let's Get a Pup!" Said Kate, BCCB 9/01). The full-bleed three-quarter spreads contrast with spot art and compact panorama-esque views (four times wider than tall) of the dramatic scenes, while word cues for thundery sound effects and other morsels of onomatopoeia add both visual interest and participation opportunities. This is an engaging countryside complement to Hesse's urban Come On, Rain! (BCCB 4/99); use the two together for a look at the commonalities of experience, and make sure the viewers note the wordless pre-title-page reveal of the kitten's arrival on the scene. DS
K-Gr 2— A farm family is sweltering, hoping for "a thunder-boomer" to relieve the heat. Thompson's illustrations, done in pastels, ink, and watercolor, are full of motion and capture the sensations of the gathering clouds, the rain coming down, the intensity of the storm, and the feeling of cold wetness on the characters. The free-verse storytelling is light, airy, and perfectly matched to the drawings. Readers will enjoy the pictures of the family scurrying home as well as the one of Dad running outside to rescue a stray chicken from the downpour. The ending fully satisfies, as the children discover a wet kitten after the storm and appropriately name it Thunder-Boomer.—Adrienne Wilson, Edith Wheeler Memorial Library, Monroe, CT


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Share your storyLollapalooza was the first festival I have ever been to in my life. As a seventeen year old, that was a rare thing. Most people say you can't love music as much as I do without going to a few dozen festivals by the time you hit your teens. But, there I was two years ago in a gorgeous city with one of my best friends about to experience three days of fantastic music. Friday morning, Leah and I were in a frenzy; we woke up late, ate breakfast way too fast, and got completely turned around on the way to Grants Park. I thought this was a sure sign that the day was going to be a bad one. Then, just as we had our arms suffocated into the armbands, the sky opened up and rain poured down on us. Our programs were soaked by the time we reached the main stage on the left, and I forced a smile trying to hide the fact that I was disappointed with the weather. But, my smile turned real when I looked at all the people around me. We were waiting for Manchester Orchestra to start, and the crowd's energy was infectious. In a corny, cheesy way to put it, it was like magic. When Manchester started there was no stopping the feeding of the energy; my body was moving, my head was nodding, and my fist was flying to the beat of the music. As Leah and I waited for White Lies to approach the stage, we chatted with the people around us. To come from a smaller town and meet people from all over the world is incredible to me. And then one of my favorite moments from that weekend happened. The rain poured down on us when White Lies arrived in front of their instruments. It was a warmer day, and from all the dancing we had done earlier, the rain felt joyous on my skin. I remember looking up into the skyline and noticing the skyscrapers. It was in that moment I realized I was in Chicago, listening to one of my favorite bands in the middle of Grants Park. I had Leah to the left of me nodding away to White Lies' British accents, and a girl from New York to the other side of me screaming her head off. It was in that moment I fell even more in love with music because it brings all sorts of people together in one moment to share the same interest. Corny? I know, but music does that to me.
Lollapalooza 2009 played host to the sub-festival "Dougapalooza 2009" - my aptly-named bachelor party and setting for an epic weekend for me and 22 of my closest buddies. The line-up was stacked, diverse, and relevantly procured as always, and satisfied the live show palate of the whole crew - which is no small feat for a group of 23 "bros". Moreover each had a unique live show breakthrough, of which the most satisfying for me was the amount of TOOL fans that arose after taking in their Saturday set. The stories of the weekend are many, but the best way to highlight the weekend is to describe the still-legendary ultimate Sunday Funday. We left the home-base Hard Rock hotel to start the day with a quick trip to the beach, followed by drinks at the Trump Tower, all before hitting Grant Park for the last day of the festival. Last day headliner decisions are always tough, but for us it had to Deadmau5, and from the linked video, you can see why. We kept the party going with a club performance by MSTRKRFT, followed by late night debauchery leading right up to our Monday departures. In a weekend full of H-to-H's (most initiated by yours truly), Lolla 2009 is best described in true H-to-H style as the type of weekend that makes you realize how fortunate you are to have a wealth of friends and amazing shared experiences. Thanks for setting the stage for so many, and for 20 years running...
Saturday night of Lollapalooza 2009, The day had been full of a lot of great music, from Arctic Monkeys, Delta Spirit, and Ezra Furman to Rise Against and Tool. Needless to say I had been standing all day in the heat. I still managed to trek over to Shuba's for an aftershow featuring Cage the Elephant and Dan Auerbach. It was about midnight when Cage the Elephant started their set. This was my first experience with the band, and I had no idea what I was getting myself into. From the first note of the 35 minute plus set they kept the energy up in a room full of people who had been standing 10 hours in the heat. I was blown away. How could a band this good have slipped through my grasp. After their set I made friends with the people standing on the benches along the wall. Dan Auerbach and his band walked in off the street and played an awe-inspiring hour long set. By the time they were done it was nearly 2am and the temperature in the room felt like it was 95 degrees. I was tired, sweating, and my legs hurt. But I had just experienced one of the best, most intimate shows I have ever been to. It was a concert that has stuck with me for a long time, and Cage the Elephant has become one of my favorite live bands to see on tour. Lollapalooza has become an event that not only offers me a chance to see some of my favorite bands live, but acts as a showcase for bands for me to discover. Year in and year out I have discovered new music and I'm hoping Lollapalooza 2011 will become the 5th year in a row that I get to discover and support new music.
My girlfriend of almost two years and I met on the last night of Lollapalooza 2009. Just as the Killers kicked into "Human" to open their set, Lizzie ran into me as she and her friend were looking for a good spot for the show. She apologized, we shared a laugh and some Cherry Coke, watched most of the show together and then realized we were both staying at the Congress Hotel across the street. After the festival was over, we spent hours talking back at the hotel. I was attending college in Colorado at the time and she was finishing up her degree in Minnesota, so we kept in touch long-distance and only saw each other once every month or so. Last June, we moved into a Minneapolis apartment together and have been living in harmony ever since. It's all thanks to Lollapalooza!
So it was the second night at perrys and I was dancing with this girl for a good 20 min until the show ended. After the show this girl gave me a fat kiss on the lips (my first kiss at 14) and walked off to who I thought was her friend. Her friend I believe was her lesbian lover and she was one of those steroid lifter and she towered over me. Then re pair made out while I looked wide eyed from afar. After the kiss the steroid chick gave a look that said I will snap you in half if you do that again, I nearly pissed myself!
Following the triumph of 2008's festival, Lollapalooza further extended its deal with the Chicago Park District through 2018. Selling out for a second year in a row, Lollapalooza 2009's lineup consisted of an audacious stable of college rockers and indie acts such as Animal Collective, Bon Iver and Band of Horses, as well as seasoned headliners like Depeche Mode, Tool, and The Killers.
A spate of poor weather couldn't dampen fans spirits, and the festival won hearts and minds left and right in the press. Jane's Addiction's performed with their original lineup for the first time since 1991, marking their third headlining appearance at Lollapalooza - a first for the festival. In a moment of tribute, Vampire Weekend singer Ezra Koenig dedicated the band's performance of "Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa" to the recently deceased film director and 80s tastemaker, John Hughes.
The Beastie Boys were initially scheduled to headline, but had to pull out from the festival after member Adam Yauch discovered he had a cancerous tumor. The Yeah Yeah Yeah's jumped in as a last minute replacement and delivered a rousing glammy disco-punk set that was one for the history books.


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The Volvo V60 Plug-in Hybrid is the world's first diesel plug-in hybrid and is Volvo's most technically advanced model ever – an electric, hybrid and performance car all rolled into one.
The indicative price of the V60 is starting at between £45,000 and £50,000 in the UK, minus the Government's Plug-in car grant that it will qualify for on launch.
Sales get under way at the start of 2012 with a limited model year production run of 1,000 cars starting in November 2012. They will be offered with Pure Limited specification, which includes the highest SE Lux trim level.
After the initial batch of 1,000 cars for model year 2013, production of the V60 Plug-in Hybrid will increase to 4,000-6,000 cars as of model year 2014. About 30% of total volume will go to Sweden and the other Nordic countries. Germany, Switzerland, Belgium, France, the Netherlands and the UK will have a share of between 5 and 15% each. Volvo Car Corporation expects that 80% of total sales will be in the form of company cars.
The driver selects the required driving mode via three buttons that give the car three entirely different temperaments: Pure, Hybrid or Power.
In 'Pure' mode the car is powered solely by its electric motor as much as possible. If the battery pack has been recharged with electricity from renewable sources, its range is up to 32 miles with no carbon dioxide emissions from the tailpipe. The electric range varies with terrain, climate and driving style.
'Hybrid' mode is the standard setting whenever the car is started. The diesel engine and electric motor cooperate to ensure optimal balance between driving pleasure and environmental footprint. CO2 emission is just 49 g/km (on the NEDC combined test cycle) and it has a total range of up to 621 miles.
In 'Power' mode the technology is optimised to give the car the maximum possible power. The diesel engine and electric motor have a total power output of 215+70 hp and maximum torque of 440+200 Nm. The electric motor's lightning-quick torque delivery contributes to the car's acceleration from 0 to 62 mph in 6.2 seconds.
The driver can choose to save battery power in order to drive on pure electricity later on, for instance in an urban green zone or in the heart of a city. When 'Save' is activated, the on-board system ensures that there is always sufficient charge for 12.5 miles of electric car driving in 'Pure' mode.
The V60 Plug-in Hybrid can be recharged from a regular power outlet at home or in a car park, with recharging times varying with amperage. A full charge with 10A takes 4.5 hours, which is cut to 3.5 hours with 16A.
The V60 Plug-in Hybrid also offers four wheel drive capability, limited to speeds of up to 75 mph. Pressing the AWD button activates the electrical four-wheel drive; a central control unit distributes power between the diesel-driven front wheels and the electrically-driven rear axle. The electric four-wheel drive system has been designed to provide better grip when starting and when driving on slippery roads, for instance in snow or mud.
A two-stage braking system is another smart feature of the Volvo Plug-in Hybrid car. When the driver presses the brake pedal, the system starts braking the rear axle's electric motor. This braking energy is then used to recharge the car's battery pack. The mechanical brakes are activated only when the situation requires more braking power than the rear axle can provide.
On the car's tailgate there is a D6 badge. The reason is that the combined performance of the five-cylinder turbo diesel and electric motor puts the car firmly within the same horsepower range as the petrol powered T6.
The front wheels of the V60 Plug-in Hybrid are powered by a five-cylinder 2.4-litre turbo diesel producing 215 hp and maximum torque is 440 Nm. The rear axle is powered by an electric motor producing 70 hp, supplied with power from an 11.2 kWh lithium-ion battery pack installed under the floor of the load compartment.
The sophisticated and exceptionally compact battery pack consists of 10 modules each containing 20 cells. An integrated computer monitors the system and compares temperature and charge level in each of the 200 cells. The battery pack also has an integrated water-cooling system driven by the car's climate unit.
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During the 2013 MLL season, Major League Lacrosse will be using a power ranking system to show fans how their favorite team stacks up against the competition. A teams' power ranking is based on cumulative season statistics, as well as voting conducted by MLL.com's contributing writers. After raw scores from the two are combined, teams will then be rated on a scale of 1-100. That final number will represent a team's power ranking for that week. |
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The loss to Charlotte this weekend hurts, it was the third overtime loss for the 'Hawks, and they seemed to be in control of the game midway through the third quarter. The team can put points on the board, but they tend to rely on two-pointers too heavily, which came back to hurt them this week. Sam Gest | MLL Staff Writer |
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Boston Strong! It seems like they've finally woken up and improved from being 1-5, to 3-5. With both Denver games out of the way for the season, they still face challenges with Hamilton, Chesapeake and Charlotte, who are all ahead of the Cannons at this point. Jordan Borrosh | MLL Staff Writer |
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Rochester just couldn't put up a fight this week, and that seems to be a trend these days for a team that had some potential at the beginning of the season. John Galloway is still looking good in goal, but there isn't much else going for this team. Kelsey Doherty | MLL Staff Writer |
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The variety was very limited. Found more than one dirty plate. Half of the food was low quality. My view of the bakery area was not very complimentary.
The variety was very limited. Found more than one dirty plate. Half of the food was low quality. My view of the bakery area was not very complimentary.
If you are looking for a quick place to grab a meal this as good as any. I loved the stir fry not sure what happened to that it seemed to be a hit. Food was hot, salad bar clean, and variety of meat and vegetables so I can't complain too much. Server kept drinks coming and table clean...food was... More
The staff were so very pleasant, food was pretty darn good for this type of a chain. They allow you to mix and match your beverages which is very nice! Roast Beef was excellent!
Lunch buffet was decent with a fair selection of items. However, there seemed to be a very limited selection of meats. And, there were no sugar free deserts.
Not sure what you want to eat or are in the mood for? Head over to Ryans, also very close to the Comfort Inn and Suites! WE love to start off with a nice fresh salad we make ourselves. Then we grab a plate and get in line to order a steak cooked to our liking. That is just the... More
This location is pretty much your "run of the mill" Ryan's. The variety was standard but well maintained. Server was slow to check for drink refills and slower on pre-busing the table.
Great food, big selection. Staff was all very friendly. Also liked that even though we only had one member of the military in our group the military discount was given to everyone.
We liked that they offered that kids eat for .99 cents! The food offered was pretty standard for a buffet.
I always hit Ryans when I am in the mood for chicken for lunch. The servers are always nice and helpful. The food bar is nicely presented and kept clean. reat family place...
We stopped here on our way home from the airport. We got there about 7pm. There was not a large selection of food on the food bars nor was the food that good. Very disappointed in the quality of food. We usually LOVE Ryan's. The waitress was not attentive. She didn't seem to remember she had our table. We probably... More
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I've been very curious to know the number of winners on the Pick 3 here in my state. Our state lottery website does not provide those numbers. [ahem ] SO - today I asked a grocery cashier to give me a print-out of those numbers for yesterdays Mid-Day Draw and Evening Draw, as well as April 16th, the day I won on Mid-Day.
I was shocked to see the LOW number of winners. Mid-Day: 14; Evening: 18.
For the entire state of Idaho!
April 16th, Mid-Day: 30; Evening: 19
I realize this varies from day to day, but that just seems terribly low to me. You know they must be making money hand over fist....... and, uh...... I'm kinda wishing I had a business like that!
On the positive side this offers some comfort in knowing I am "not alone" when I fail. It also proves to me that you've gotta "play smart" to get ahead in this game. In any lottery game, for that matter. Look for patterns, strategize, etc.
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GG...those numbers truly are amazing. I think computer-generated drawings are a turnoff to pick 3 players. We like bouncing ping pong balls...lol
Posted 4/6: IL Pick 3 midday and evening until they hit: 555, 347 (str8).
is there any way to find out the amount of losers? how many tickets are being sold? right before draw time...ask the liability for your state...that might give you a good indication of how many tickets are being sold...
you could compare it to new york for example to see how many tickets are being purchased...
maybe idaho just has more potatos than people!!
Yes, we like those bouncy ping pong balls! Dangit anyway.
Now where's my ping pong ball emoticon!
now that i think about it more...there probably is no liability for a state that does not have excessive purchases of certain numbers
Hey, LottoBoner (great name, btw), that is what I need to find out: the number of tickets being sold. That's what I wanna know! When I lived in Washington State the number of winning tickets was way, way higher than what I'm seeing here; but then, Washington does have a much higher population.
I work with a guy who loves playing Pick 3 and he buys Quick-Picks, a bunch at a time, and replays those same tickets here and there. He swears by that method, but he cannot tell you how much he's losing in the process. I know he lays down $15 or so at a time, and plays on a whim. Sometimes he wins $40, once in a great while $500, but I'm sure those occasional wins are not making up for what he's spending. I just don't dare ask how much he's actually spending... hahaha.
I have never bought a quick-pick on Pick 3.
What do you mean by "liability" on ticket sales?
in new york, certain numbers like 111 are bought by too many people...the lottery commission puts a liability cap on those numbers to avoid excessive payout when it hits...whether or not this is logical or profitable i dont know...but
if i go to the clerk, and ask him for the liability midday, he gives me a printout of all the numbers that are no longer being sold due to the liability cap...
in pick 4 currently in new york 2012 is always sold out (in addition to others like 1111)...if you dont buy it in advance you will not be able to get it...
All states some where on their websites have a statement about their "liability" for each game or the most they will payout to winners of that game. Most time winners get their full prize amount but if there is a fluke and paying all the winners their full prize could bankrupt the state, they will be paid only a portion of their prizes.
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Oh! That's interesting! I've always wondered if they put a limit on certain numbers, like 1-2-3 or what you've mentioned. Hmm, I don't know if Idaho does this. I will have to ask...
idaho will draw less people winning tickets on midday
that is what a small town of idaho
Hi ,GGStarlings,the Idaho State Lottery claims in it's Anual report 2011 that
$1,653,267 is the operating sales revenue from the product Pick3 over 2011.
Since the minimal cost of a Pick3 ticket in your state is $1 than the above figure
stays for 1,653,267 tickets sold in 2011.
Wich number i myself find somehow too low ,there are 1000 Idaho Lottery retailers
and there are two draws daily even on Sunday in the state and like this the average
number of Pick3 tickets sold daily of a retailer is 4,5 -how this looks to you....???
You'd better download the report and carefully read it ,lot of great staff there to
reflect over the year ,best way to become well trained for when that one for 2012
will be released.....
...so I find my lottery earnings much useful......because spendable !!


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The situation in Libya tonight.
Local militias have taken over government believes this is tonight we're talking about some American personnel have been pulled out of the country.
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Fox News has learned that the Pentagon has put to military units on standby in Europe.
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June 17, 2009
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Most Montanans peg Huey Lewis as an out-of-touch carpetbagger here to hoard the Bitterroot for himself. When the pop star called us from a hospital bed asking to tell his side, who were we to say no?
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Huey Lewis wants to set the record straight: He's not a jerk. He's not, as the common criticism goes, a rich, out-of-state, out-of-touch landowner here to ruin the Bitterroot. Specifically, he's not bent on hoarding one of Montana's most infamous waterways for himself.
He says all this from a hospital bed in San Francisco in early May. A few days before, doctors diagnosed Lewis with atreal fibrillation, an abnormal heart rhythm. It's an ailment that'll require surgery and ultimately delay his homecoming to Montana for a few days.
The heart condition, however, doesn't prevent Lewis from passionately defending his land—and what he's done with it. He's particularly peeved about an article he's just read in the Indy about the Mitchell Slough that, he feels, portrays him unfairly. He desperately wants someone to tell his side of the story.
"I'm just a name on a sign," he says, referring to the infamous warning that marks his private property. "I represent the rich, out-of-state landowners, and I'm not even out-of-state."
He continues on about how he's a good neighbor and a conscientious steward of the land. I defend my story, and especially his part in it. Eventually, he starts to calm down.
"Look man," he says. "I can tell that you weren't out to screw me, but you humanized [the other people in the article]. You didn't humanize me."
Lewis has a point. For years, unfairly or not, he's been vilified as enemy number one in the Mitchell Slough debate. He's never stood up to tell his side of the story. I ask if he's willing to talk when he gets back to Montana. He agrees.
A week later, Lewis waits on the front porch of his large, tasteful house near Victor. He's feeling a little sluggish today. To recover from surgery, his doctor prescribed him medication that keeps his heartbeat below 80 beats per minute. He can't drink alcohol or caffeine and is supposed to take it easy. The medical issues frustrate him, but he tries to shrug it off. In less than a week he's heading back out on a month-long tour with the band that made him famous.
"You want anything?" he asks. "Beer? Coffee? Water? Gatorade?"
Lewis' musical career as the front man of one of the most iconic '80s rock bands stretches 30 years. Consequently, there's not much more for him to accomplish musically. As that chapter of his life draws to a close, conservation has replaced music as his passion. In fact, if he had it his way, he'd hang out on his ranch all day, primping it, sussing it and rehabilitating it, to try to coax fish and wildlife back to the area.
But certain obstacles prevent Lewis from having his way on the land. First, a 2006 Montana Supreme Court decision, which he fought tooth and nail, hampered his ability to work on the Mitchell Slough without cutting through layers of bureaucratic red tape. Second, although Huey Lewis and the News have been playing music for three decades and have a catalogue of chart-topping hits, they haven't retired. The band still plays approximately 80 dates a year, limiting Lewis' time on the ranch. Lastly, Lewis knows that his status as an '80s pop icon brands him with a public bull's eye, an easy target for public access advocates and Montana natives who don't like outsiders messing with their land. Since the Mitchell Slough flap, Lewis decided to keep a low profile. It's something he's struggled to maintain.
"This," he says, motioning toward the Mitchell Slough, "is my favorite thing to do. Rehabilitate the land. I love it."
"What about music?" I ask.
"I love music, too," he says. "But I've been doing it for 30 years. I've only been doing this for 10 years."
I need a new drug
The first time Lewis came to Montana, he didn't come on tour with his band. He came to fly fish with his father. As a kid, the musician in Lewis loved the metronome tick of his arm between 10 o'clock and 2 o'clock as he sought to finesse a lure into a stream. He was hooked.
When Huey Lewis and the News became international icons, and once Lewis had, as he says, "two nickels to rub together," he returned to the Bitterroot to hunt and fish. He bought a pastoral plot just north of Bell Crossing in 1987 and settled in. But not long after the purchase, he thrust himself to the forefront of one of Montana's more bitter land use controversies.
About the time Lewis bought his property, the Montana Legislature began grappling with stream access laws. The controversial issue "pits two of the values that Montanans hold very dear—one is private property rights and the other is access to wildlife and fish," explains Dan Pletscher, director of the Wildlife Biology Program at the University of Montana.
The law breaks down like this: If a body of water is a natural, perennially flowing stream, the public may use it no matter who owns the land around it. Further, the landowner may not alter the stream without a permit. On the other hand, if regulators deem the waterway a man-made ditch, all the regulation and all the public access goes away. For years, the local conservation district regarded Mitchell Slough as a natural, perennially flowing stream, but in 1999, it quietly changed course. A Stevensville man asked the conservation district whether he needed a permit to work on a portion of the Mitchell and the district supervisors told him no, essentially deeming the slough a ditch.
Lewis says he knew nothing about the debate when he bought the land. He says the previous owners assured him that the waterway was private, and he spent his first few years fishing the slough regularly. As the years passed, however, Lewis says the waterway deteriorated and he began to tinker. He dropped logs and boulders into the slough, and scooped out the silt buildup behind them. He says the work created eddies where fish could spend the winter below the icepack. He then lined the riverbanks with boulders to prevent erosion and, before long, fish started to return. In some parts of the slough, Lewis says he knew exactly how many fish lived in each portion. He knew them by sight and says he knew their ages.
"It's the most rewarding thing in the world," he says. "Watching wildlife responding to it. Seeing them come back."
On the heels of the conservation district's ruling that the slough was a ditch, a group of residents, calling themselves the Bitterroot River Protective Association (BRPA), filed a lawsuit to have the decision reversed. Lewis was made out as the enemy, grouped with his two neighbors, investment mogul Charles Schwab and billionaire businessman Ken Siebel. The case went all the way to the Montana Supreme Court, where the justices ruled in favor of the BRPA. Public access advocates lauded the victory, but Lewis was devastated.
"It's a novel, how the conservation values of the valley were hijacked by a handful of these guys," Lewis says. "They painted us as these rich out-of-staters buying public property with public water on it and fencing the public away from that water. It's a complete lie. Nobody—ever—in 60 years has parked there at Bell Crossing and gone down and fished and hunted and
had a nice day and left. It's never, ever happened."
He's still bitter over the ruling.
"The Supreme Court did a completely political deal on this," he says. "The conservation district studied this for three years. They're eight people in the community who know their stuff. [The court] negated years of research on this deal by both the conservation district and the district court. The irony is, there are no winners in the deal. The real losers are the small farmers, the irrigators."
Lewis goes on. For someone who's spent 30 years releasing music for public consumption and critique, he appears especially thin-skinned about the Mitchell Slough decision. When I ask him about it he seems genuinely confused at the question.
"I don't know why you wouldn't care what people say about you," he says.
The day after spending time with Lewis, I drove to a friend's barbecue and met a handful of people lounging on the front yard. After someone introduced me as a reporter, one person asked what I was writing about.
"Huey Lewis," I replied.
"Fuck Huey Lewis," the guy said. "He doesn't want people to fish in the Mitchell Slough."
Workin' for a livin'
Hugh Cregg was born in 1950 in New York City, but grew up in Marin County, Calif. His parents divorced when he was 13 and sent him to a prep school in New Jersey. He graduated in 1967 and, after scoring a perfect 800 on the math portion of his SAT, was accepted to Cornell University. Having skipped the second grade, Cregg graduated high school a year younger than his classmates; he was only 16.
In 1984, he told a story to David Letterman that he swears is true. With some time to kill after graduation, Cregg saved up a bit of cash and hitchhiked from San Francisco to New York, learning to play the harmonica—the harp, as he calls it—during the long wait between rides. Once in New York, he hoped to buy a ticket to Europe, but getting across the country ate away his savings. So, he told Letterman, he snuck onto a plane.
"And uh, you hitchhiked to New York from uh…?" Letterman asked.
"That's right, I hitchhiked to New York from San Francisco and I actually stowed away on a plane," he explained. "In those days, you take a boarding pass and write a seat number, destination on the outside, go into the boarding area early and sneak on. And of course, take the middle seat over the wing…I actually stowed away for free on a plane."
It took him three days to score the free plane ride. In Madrid, Spain, Cregg played his harmonica on street corners until he scraped up enough money for a return ticket. He arrived at Cornell in time for the fall semester and enrolled in the engineering program, but school didn't take. In 1969, during his junior year at Cornell, Cregg joined a band, dropped out of school and returned to San Francisco.
Cregg soon formed another band, Clover, which played the Bay Area and Los Angeles for four years until a promoter talked them into trying out their sound across the pond. With the move, Cregg, who didn't have a green card, decided to adopt a name his first girlfriend had bestowed on him as a stage name. Huey Lewy, she had called him. He eventually changed it to Huey Lewis. When Clover opened for Twiggy early in the band's European career, Cregg made his debut as Huey Lewis.
Despite the name change, Clover's two albums tanked as British punk rock replaced poppy pub rock, and when the group returned to the United States in 1979, the band members went their separate ways. That year, Lewis began playing a club in Corte Madera, Calif., with a band that would eventually be known as the News. Four years later, they released Sports, which rose to number one on the Billboard 200. Aided by hit videos on MTV, four singles off the album topped the charts, as well. Before long, Huey Lewis and the News were competing with Michael Jackson as the most recognized musical act in America, despite their decidedly un-hip shtick. In fact, "Hip to be Square" was among the hits off their monster 1986 album, Fore! Nothing would be the same. At that point, Lewis realized, "We're gonna be able to do this for the rest of our lives."
That was nearly 30 years ago. For Lewis, "the rest of our lives" is looking a lot longer from the back than it does from the front. His health is clearly taking a hit. He suffers dizzy spells, but then tells visitors—or reminds himself—"I'm not a sickly guy."
Despite the health concerns, he continues to tour.
"I got a business to run," he says. "I got 25 people depending on me to keep playing music. I'm just lucky that people will keep coming to see us as long as we continue to play."
And, true to his commercial routes, Huey Lewis and the News are working on another album. Lewis says the band's developed a new angle to set it apart from other releases, but he declines to offer specifics.
In fact, Lewis doesn't talk much about music at all.
I know what I like
If you ever meet Lewis, don't expect him to talk about his movie roles, like the cameo in Back to the Future or the leading spot alongside Gwyneth Paltrow in Duets.
Don't expect him to talk about Chicago either, although he played Billy Flynn in a Broadway production of the musical a few years ago.
Most notably, don't expect him to talk about the News. He hardly mentions the band unless pressed. His home doesn't even look like one that belongs to a musician. There's a piano and a guitar tucked away in one corner, neither of which he plays well, he says. The kitchenette, ringed by hanging saucepans, takes up the center of the room. When Lewis talks to visitors, he likes to lean against the counter or sit at his kitchen table.
On the wall, the only mark of his musical career is a small photograph of Lewis and former News saxophonist Ron Stallings in the back of an airplane. Both look tired, but Stallings looks downright ill. He has a jacket draped over his chest and, although he's smiling, his eyes look pained. Stallings was diagnosed with multiple myeloma three years ago and died April 13.
The home sits off the main road, down a long, private driveway. Lewis enjoys the peace and quiet, but acknowledges that the location may have caused the disintegration of his marriage. He'd be on tour, or in California working on a new album, while his now ex-wife sat home in the Montana winter with the couple's two children. The two remain friends, Lewis says, and she watched over him while he was in the hospital in San Francisco.
"We're great as long as we don't live together," he says.
Lewis favors Carhart jeans, denim shirts and decaf coffee. When it's chilly out, the coffee's straight up. When the weather warms, he pours it over ice.
In his garage, a beat up Jeep Cherokee is parked next to an unassuming Chevy Tahoe. He stores his 4-wheeler in between the two and when he wants to show me his ranch, he tells me to "hop on like you're my girlfriend."
What Lewis does like to talk about is the outdoors. Recently, workers at the Montana Department of Transportation were clearing trees on Highway 93 not far from Lewis' ranch. He talked them into dropping the logs on his property, the idea being to submerge them in the river again, creating more fish habitat. But because of the Mitchell Slough decision, he's decided to abandon the project.
What about jumping through the hoops? Why not get the necessary permits?
"It's public land," he says now. "Why would I do that?"
The power of love
Lewis' harsh feelings toward Mitchell Slough belie his other efforts in the community. Since he moved to the Bitterroot, Lewis has found ways to give back to the areas he most cherishes—music and the environment.
In 2007, as the economy started to tank, the University Jazz Festival Fine Arts Committee struggled with fundraising for its annual Buddy DeFranco Jazz Festival. Noting the glut of charity events in Missoula, the committee searched for a way to stand out.
"There's a million [fundraisers] in Missoula, so what do you do?" says Bruce Micklus, owner of Rockin Rudy's and a member of the committee. The group turned to local jazz pianist Jodi Marshall, who had taught Lewis' kids piano lessons. She knew Lewis would lend a hand if he could.
"Huey was always very nice to me," Marshall says, "and he's quite the philanthropic fellow."
At Marshall's request, Lewis headlined an event at the Missoula Children's Theater. In front of a sold-out crowd, Lewis performed with the University Jazz Band, running through some of his hits, as well as classics by the likes of Frank Sinatra. Marshall says the event raised more than $40,000 for the jazz department.
"The kids loved it," Micklus remembers. "He loved it. It was a terrific party. And for the jazz department, when things had been tough, it was really a shot in the arm. It gave us the ability to continue to do things for the next couple of years."
Looking back, Micklus remembers being surprised that a celebrity of Lewis' stature would volunteer his services for such an event.
"I guess you're always a little taken aback when people who are quote-unquote 'a star' offer to donate their services like that," he says. "Now that I've had that experience, I guess that he was really happy to be able to do something like that."
The event went well enough that the committee is discussing a second concert with Lewis. Marshall doesn't anticipate a problem setting it up.
"He was very honored to do it," Marshall says. "I think he just needed somebody to ask him. I knew Huey and his wife Sydney, and they're lovely people."
Without being prompted, Marshall then adds, "He's also very ecology minded."
Dan Pletscher of the UM Wildlife Biology Program met Lewis for exactly that reason. According to Pletscher, the success of duck nests in the Bitterroot is extremely low. The best way to improve a nest's prospects, he says, is to build it over a body of water, so Pletscher and his students started asking Bitterroot landowners to let them build humanmade duck nests on their property. Lewis heard about the program and asked to be included.
"The vegetation [on Lewis' property] is relatively lightly grazed so it's in pretty good shape," Pletscher says. "I've seen great horned owls on his place, a pair with a young. I saw a crane nest. Lots of geese, lots of ducks, lots of deer."
Pletscher pauses.
"He's certainly had a fair amount of controversy over the access thing," he adds, "which is unfortunate."
Lewis has others who come to his defense on the Mitchell Slough debate. Donald Maus, former head of the Teller Wildlife Refuge, echoes Lewis' complaint that the whole issue was political.
"None of the people who push this issue, they're not sportsmen, they don't give a shit about the resource, they give a shit about out-of-state people and people with dough," Maus says.
When he speaks about Lewis, Maus offers nothing but praise.
"He's no dummy, man. He's genius level. He's very thoughtful and he really cares about the resource," he says. "This whole issue has been beating the shit out of him. It hasn't been good for his health."
Stuck with you
Lewis describes himself as "a lefty." He voted for Obama. And when he bought his property, he brushed off the libertarian concerns he heard from other Bitterrooters that the government was "gonna try to take your land!"
"I thought, 'That's bullshit,'" he says. "But that's exactly what's happened. The environment is going to be to the left what religion is to the right."
Lewis drives his 4-wheeler along the slough just north of Bell Crossing when he spots a rig parked on the bridge over the waterway.
"See," he says. "There's a guy fishing right now. He probably just heard it was open, or maybe he read it in the newspaper." He shoots me a look. "I just hope he's a fly fisherman."
Sometimes Lewis is an apt listener. Other times, talking with him feels like trying to interrupt a ripping guitar solo. It's best just to hang on for the ride, let him get it all out. Fly-fishing is one of the topics he gets excited about.
"I'm a dry fly snob," he says. "Let's go find that fisherman. I just want him to understand how fragile the resource is."
Lewis searches for a while, lauding the elegance of fly-fishing over the barbarity of worms the entire time.
"People come down here and they use fuckin' worms and treble hooks, man," he says. "It rips [the fish's] guts out. Some of these brown trout here are 20 years old. I just assume that [the fishermen] who show up here aren't assholes, they just don't know. They just don't understand what they're doing to the land. They just don't understand."
Lewis says the same lack of understanding pegged him as an evil outsider during the Mitchell Slough debate. He's tired of it, and eager to clear his name.
"It's not fun when you read about yourself in the newspaper being this pig," Lewis says. "And I've read it for 20 years. It's not pleasant."
He's not sure he can ever repair his public image in western Montana, but trusts that those who know him appreciate how much he cares for the land.
"I think I'm a great neighbor," he says. "That's all I've ever tried to be is a great neighbor."
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