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Jackson: Jeers, Tears, and Many Cheers | Minnesota Mist
July 12, 2006 in arts, music, personal
Jesus told us to feed the hungry.
Last night’s TCGMC audience in Jackson, Mississippi, was famished. Although our boys looked a touch tired on stage, they acted and sounded anything but as they served a stirring and satiating soulfood.
The audience appeared younger than those in Nashville (Sun.) and Birmingham (Mon.). Individuals later attributed their somewhat reticent responses to not knowing how to act.
“We’ve never seen or heard anything like this before!”
Invited to stand in place and have their relationships recognized, it took until the last 15 seconds of “Marry Us” before a few dozen couples dared to do so.
This audience, including an 80-something-year-old man, also probably did the most silent weeping throughout the evening.
The first two protesters of the tour, one with a bullhorn, appeared outside the Thalia Mara Hall in downtown Jackson and maintained a vigil all evening. Police restricted them to the sidewalk and away from the city-owned hall. A security guard was posted at the back door, and doors were locked during the concert. After the show, several performers went out to confront the two with song: “We shall overcome!”
We sold as many TCGMC CDs in Jackson as were sold in Nashville and Birmingham combined.
Following the show, Thalia Mara’s eight unionized stage crew members donated their labor for the day — worth $1,200.
Also after the show, a recently-widowed woman offered to write a check to launch a new, Jackson Gay Men’s Chorus, and pledged to support it for five years. I am told that she actually wrote the check. She reportedly told a Chorus member, “Every straight person in Jackson should have been here tonight!”
If you have checked TCGMC’s web site, you may have noted the story about bass singer Richard Long. When serving in the Air Force in Biloxi in 1965, he was not allowed to join his Caucasian colleagues on the Gulf beaches. Richard has been across the aisle of our Magnolia Express for three days, and tomorrow we are stopping at the Biloxi beach where he will walk and dip a toe in the water.
Last night, a former Biloxi resident sought him out and offered her personal apology for 1965.
During the Civil War, the Union General, William Sherman, burned Jackson three times.
The ornate and monumental state capitol building in downtown stands as a solid testament to the principle of self-government.
Dake Dorris, a Magnolia passenger, served as “City Ambassador” for Jackson activities. As a native of Mississippi, it has been interesting to have his insights about the state and descriptions of the unfamiliar flora.
If this tour was a fashion photo shoot, then Jackson was the “money shot.” It would have made the whole trip worthwhile.
TCGMC is a great group of people, doing their best to look after each other. One has spent two free afternoons laundering tuxedo shirts. Another has devoted two days of bus riding to patching and stitching rips and tears.
We lunched in Hattiesburg today. The caravan’s arrival in Mobile a short time ago was filmed by a television crew for the evening news, with singing filling the hotel lobby.
The local partner, Bay Area Inclusion has put out the word, which also has spread from earlier stops. Let’s see what tonight brings.
If you know people in New Orleans, let them know “curtain time” is 7:30 Friday night, at St. Andrew Episcopal Church, 1301 S. Carrollton Avenue. Admission is free, with a nominal donation of $15 requested. If $15 is a problem, have them ask for me at the door and I will pay their way.
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IFS3552 Breakout Group 1: BIM Mandates Roundtable #au2013 #auinfra | PPT Practitioner
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This infrastructure symposium breakout is a Building Information Modeling (BIM) mandates roundtable discussion. The conversation starts with making BIM for infrastructure work from a public sector client perspective, highlighting an example from the UK BIM initiative. No matter where you practice, join this conversation to discuss BIM return on investment and best practices.
Keith sowinski – WisDoT
Google – Uw 3d support center – 3d technologies implementation plan
Julian Jameson – Gatwick graphical data team – asset model creation
Stakeholder process mapping , education in BIM
Pier 6 for the a380
Director for BIM at Atkins and chair of association of GIS
Delivery support office for uk government office.
“This is all information”. The government becoming an intelligent procurer of digital assets and not just physical.
Is BIM geospatial or not
Cory Dippold – hatch Mott McDonald – project technologies group director
Eddy Krygiel – HNTB – director of design technology
Denver airport Lidar and BIM
Alignment between owners and service providers
Hand off between service providers and owner
Scaling from project use to industry standard
Making information meaningful and useful. Listen to what is needed in the field.
3d utility location. 3d design.
Consistency in content. No instability or uncertainty in the bidding process.
Consistent format. Downstream uses.
Contractors are demanding more thought in the process of design.
Complicated projects, you want to know what’s going on.
Focus on cost and certainty of that cost.
Key assets. Make sure they work and where they are.
Build up asset information that you can find them and make informed decisions. To feed into designers and contractors to create more cost efficient projects.
Expectations between what the client expected as opposed to what gets delivered.
Need vs delivery possibility.
Helping contractor to be more realistic in the maturity of the information. Don’t wait for the industry, you have to do it yourself.
Client wants contractor to be more proactive in the adoption of new technologies.
So caught up with the 3d. What going on with the people behind the 3d. What are the decisions being made? What is the business outcome that we want? Step right back and take a look at the context. Think about what could be done with expanding thinking across the whole of the UK infrastructure. What are the questions you need to address.
The interface, what are the conversations we want to support. Capture the decisions to be made. We can be smart in technology but how can we support each other to make good decisions. Let’s have an engaged conversation.
BIM is in a relatively transient time. No one is way out ahead.
Some clients have well defined ideas about what they want and some have suffered marketing BIM wash. Discussion about what is it we are trying to solve? Capture an opportunity or solve a problem. Problem examining first and then look at technology to support it. You pick and choose what is needed. Is your budget big enough to have “everything modelled”. Good for the project, commercial benefits. Get to the point of having a discussion about what is going to be used technology wise and by whom further downstream. You have to balance between love of tech vs actually making money and achieving the work. Full transparency of model maturity. Add hoc protocols on the data purpose. Getting the but still figuring things out.
The importance of proper planning. Sit down with all the stakeholders. Engage with everyone from cleaners to owners. Trying to take chaos and bring a level of predictability. Engage the client at the beginning of the project. Plan downstream impacts. Threw the archive away and took a fresh laser scene.
BIM implementation rather than execution plan.
graphic standards! Promising things that are not technically possible at the time and you hope that technology catches up with the promises.
Plan around the large scale things, not all things.
Wide range of people working on projects. Education vs training.
Rate at which technology is moving.
Longer and larger projects are affected more by tech changes.
Need to understand the long term intent of the application of technology.
Workflows changed in reaction to the availability of technology (iPad)
Dragging the baseline forward.
A new level of trust in the industry that is absent.
Change programme. Managed change. Making sure you involve the right people early on. Keep them engaged. Don’t drop them after the first involvement.
Information flow is reliant on trust.
When people are not comfortable they resist.
People are key and engage with them to drive change.
Help people rather than standing back and say go do it.
Supplying technology. The client must help more and get involved to get what they want rather than just sitting back.
WisDoT 2014 process now civil 3d as a baseline.
Midstream injection of technology is not done but managed as a stage change.
Open communication and talking the same language.
Share more openly between staffs. Publicly available training material from the client to the consultant and back and forth.
Contractors being honest about where they are and sharing that information.
Don’t pretend they know more but be open.
Be on the level with each other, how can we exploit technology.
Remain mindful that the tech should be leveraged for the betterment of the project.
Technology is no longer incidental to the success of the project.
Take the time to understand the impact of technology.
Creating the virtual and the real with equal vigour.
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Rodriguez Rock Stars: T-13: It Takes a Village
As the familiar saying goes, "it takes a village to raise a child", it honestly takes a village to have a transplant. Mayo Clinic knows this and has named their transplant residence "The Village at Mayo Clinic". We know this to be true as well. So many of you have helped out in so many ways. From those who have taken time off work to be with us. Some have taken the boys in, while Joe is on dialysis. Some have brought meals. Some celebrated with us at the Kidney Benefit Dinner. One person brings in our trash can (not sure who, but have a few "suspects"). And all have prayed for us. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. You are a source of such comfort.
Yesterday was a big day. A day full of testing and more training. We came away overwhelmed. I'm not sure if up until now we have been in a state of self-preservation or if it was naivete, but we didn't realize how big this whole transplant process is. Here's what we know (and don't know) at this point:
We still don't know about Joe's infection. The doctor wanted one more urine test, but by the time we got out of the office, the lab was closed. In fact, we were the last to leave. Joe will have to take the test today and we will have the results on Friday. Please continue to pray about this.
Joe most definitely will need to be in Phoenix for at last 4 weeks. Longer if there are any complications. We were hoping he could come home to recover and just drive to Phoenix for follow-up appointments. No chance. While there, he will need 24 hour supervision. I asked about the possibility of making a 20 minute run to Wal-Mart in case we get low on groceries. She said that by no means can I leave him for even 20 minutes, even after 4 weeks. Please pray for clarity while I pack that I remember EVERYTHING. To say that my memory has suffered lately is an understatement.
We wanted to show the boys the Transplant House, so they would know where mommy and daddy would be staying. We attempted to make our reservation for the night before the surgery and the following 4-6 weeks. They appear to be full now and have placed us on a wait list. Please pray for a place to stay. It doesn't have to be the Transplant House, but that would be nice as it is on the Mayo Clinic campus, is VERY low cost, and is close to the pharmacy (I'll talk about that next). We are looking into other avenues at this time.
The kidney nurse talked to us about medications. We knew that Joe would be on at least 6 pills post-op. We just had no idea of side-effects. We just had to tell each other that the side-effects are worth it. Dialysis or pills? I think we all know how he feels about dialysis.
Our bright spots:
The boys did very well. It was a grueling 10 hours in the doctor's office. Ok, even I got tired. But, we sought out nooks and let the boys spread out and play.
Joe's fistula is reversible. The fistula is a connection of an artery and a vein to create a super vein for dialysis. The vein is very large and uncomfortable for Joe. It is also very loud and makes it hard for him to sleep at night. The doctor said that one year post-op, he will reverse it. Praise the Lord.
The fact that we are even having this conversation is a blessing. No one knew 3 years ago that we would be standing here right now. No one knew 8 months ago that we would be accepted by Mayo Clinic and receiving a kidney from a friend. This is how I see it:
The two hikers knew they still had at least one more peak to crest. Yet, they couldn't see the peak while hiking to this point. Yesterday, they took an exploratory walk and glimpsed the enormity of the climb. Alone, it is daunting. However, they aren't alone. "Be strong and courageous, do not be afraid, for the Lord God is the One who goes with you. He will not leave you, nor forsake you" Deuteronomy 31:6 They have returned to base camp to prepare for the ascent.
Please join us in prayer. It takes a village.
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eats, shoots and lives
property investment for the everyday foodie
Top 10 Tastiest Condos
Let's run a little quiz on the most 'delicious' looking condos! Finally, you can have your condo and eat it!
Can you guess all of them correctly?
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My Choice of Cooling Measure on a Hot Day
Recent days have seen sweltering heat interspersed with heavy thunderstorms. I happened to be around Vivocity at that time and out of the blue I developed a craving for ice cream. Since pay day was the day before, I reckoned I could afford to indulge in some Ben & Jerry's.
As I approached the outlet, a boarded up shop greeted me. The sign read: Sorry, we're closed for renovation till November 15. Drat. I made my way to Giant next since I had to pick up some groceries.
In the frozen foods section, I passed by the ice cream counters. I saw the good old 'potong' red bean ice cream blocks on sticks going on promotion pricing, and thought, why not, since my craving was still raging and so was the scorching heat outside. Nevermind that it is 'brandless' and not Ben & Jerry's. Walking out of Vivocity, I didn't wait long to feast on the 'potong'. The satisfaction was beyond compare.
We have seen the challenges Sky Habitat in Bishan faced this past year and a half in selling off its units. To date, it is still less than 35% sold. Designed by the world renowned Moshe Safdie, it was positioned as a pinnacle in the developer's war chest, exemplified also by its price range. Fast forward to a few weeks ago, its sister project, Sky Vue, sold like hot cakes in no time with a stellar performance score of 85%. Apparently, without a brand name architect and sky high psf, it proved even more popular.
I guess, when it boils down (pun intended) to a need to keep cool on a hot day, any ice cream will do, whether branded or not. Likewise, a home is but an abode and shelter to rest and recharge in, brand name architect and designer looks or not.
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A rose syrup by any other brand would taste as sweet
Me and a group of friends were preparing for a retro theme party the other day. We all agreed that rose syrup cordial was a must-have. However, we absolutely failed to agree on the brand.
A went, "Brand X has a more fragrant scent!"
And B went "But brand Y has a nicer color!"
C joined in the fray "Who cares about those! Brand Z tastes least artificial!"
Suddenly it occurred to me, that a rose by any other name smells just as sweet. Likewise, a rose syrup by any other brand, would taste just as sweet.
No discussion about the property market in Singapore is complete without also looking at public housing. It forms the bedrock of foundation. The HDB resale price index is still on the rise. Any property investor worth his salt would tell you, HDB has hitherto been the highest yielding residential property asset class. The question now then, is: Is it still that?
Lets take a look at recent movements in the resale market for a matured estate HDB like Bedok.
Focus on Blk 214. From the recently resold pricing, you can tell that the yield is still very decent at above 5.5%.
Now let's look at a non matured estate Bt Panjang. Check out Blk 250. Similarly, a great yield is possible. This time even better at above 7%!
Those were the resale prices. Imagine what yield would be for the first hand BTO owner?
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Popiah and the Psychology of Paper Profit
There was a gathering coming up and it was decided we were all going to DIY and make popiah (chinese spring roll).
As 5 out of 6 people in the group were retired or in between jobs, given the social atmosphere of austerity and belt tightening, we had a budget drawn up. I was tasked with the enviable responsibility of getting the popiah skin.
With a price cap of $10 in mind (actually also in reality), I went about the co-op supermarket on my CSI popiah skin hunt. There were a few familiar brands and one popular (popiahlar?) one was going for just under the budget at 9.50. Thinking it was just 5 minutes into the hunt, surely I need to do more due diligence. Plus I would look even better in front of my jobless banker and auditor friends if I hit a lower price.
After a few more encounters exceeding budget, I walked over to the next supermarket few blocks away. A ha! Same brand and cheaper by 50 cents! But... Seems like the expiry date was near. So I sheepishly went back to the co-op for the 9.50 branded one. Then I thought again, hey, we are having the gathering three days away, and it would most certainly still be within the month of expiry. Gloating with my realization, I trekked over back to the 9.00 skin supermarket just...
To realise the last pack had already been bought. Darn! Could have...would have...should have... Yet I still felt sore that I simply couldn't bear to pay 50 cents more.
Taken from Investorglossary.com:
"A paper profit is a unrealized gain on a security or asset. For example, suppose 10 shares of Acme stock are bought at $8 and two months later the stock is selling at $12. The paper profit is (10X12)-(10X8), or $40. If the stock was sold, the paper profit would become a realized profit. A paper profit is just that - a profit on paper only - and should never be confused with a tangible gain. First, a paper profit is usually reduced significantly by both taxes and transaction costs upon realization. Moreover, a paper profit can become an important psychological obstacle to successful investing. Suppose Acme falls back to $10 and part of the paper profit disappears. Some investors will find it hard to sell the shares until they climb back to $12 and the full paper profit re-emerges. In this way, an historical paper profit can make an investor hold a stock too long and forego better investment opportunities."
Indeed, the same can be said of property.
Well, I guess I had nothing much to shout about to my popiah friends then.
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Passe is the new Posse
The steamboat is a traditional old fashioned 'must have' for every Chinese New Year reunion dinner. Piping hot broth cooked to perfection with pork bones (and MSG if you are having it outside). You then dump raw veges and yam in it while cooking your own servings of meat, fish, quail eggs or whatever you fancy in a netted ladle dipping it in to the bubbling soup.
That was the classic way, and rarely eaten outside of reunion gatherings. There then was a period in time when fish head steamboat became popular. This was where fish head and sliced fish formed the main dish to be cooked in the steamboat. Recent years have seen a resurgence of the steamboat. I am not sure if our candid and friendly migrant workers from China had anything to do with it - since they were the main patrons of steamboat eateries sprouting up along Geylang and Chinatown - but the young and happening don't call today's versions 'steamboat'anymore. They go by import sounding names like Shabu Shabu and Korean hotpot. Many even offer a choice of soup in 'yuan yang' (yin yang?) settings, where a pot is split into halves, each having different broths. So now those allergic to seafood or intolerant of spicy tom yam (like me) can enjoy the meal with other so called more normal friends.
Balestier has always been known as a diverse and culturally rich, yet poorer cousin of Novena. Light shops, seedy budget hotels and good food abound, with a splattering of beautiful conservation shophouses and terraces here and there. With the new Zhong Shan Park and branded business class hotels under construction, interest has been returning to this vicinity the past year. Both pure residential and mixed commercial projects proved to be hot cakes. One Dusun was sold out in a mere 2 days (http://sg-realestate-sg.blogspot.sg/2012/08/another-successful-launch-one-dusun.html). And shoeboxes have even been pushing 2000psf lately. We are going to see a gradual rejuvenation of the entire stretch with new projects topping out along nicely. Finally, the old dame has awoken with a whole new dress, and we might not even be seeing her full potential just yet.
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Donuts and Doormats
I remember fondly years back, how my bff would tell me exciting stories about how he finally managed to get his hands on those donuts at the shop in the basement of his office building in town. He would snap photos of the multi colored rings and share on his fb page for all to see.
Although never quite the donut fan, I marvelled how some can queue for hours just for...well, donuts.
Perhaps they injected some addictive compound into their goods? :-)
These could cost as much as ten bucks for half a dozen. The good old ordinary donuts sold in bakeries were probably less than half the price.
Pavillon Square, a 'brand new' retail concept gracing Geylang, just sold out on a Saturday. All 90+ units of mostly MM sized shops. Now there was even mention of one sold at a staggering $10xxx psf. Almost the price level of high traffic Orchard Rd shops!
I think the next CM (on commercial units) is not far... but URA has already released guidelines to prevent a repeat showing, so perhaps not. Let us all focus on the upcoming BTO for singles in July for the time being, shall we...
So if the donuts craze was a fad, it sure lasted a while.
How long do you think this shoebox shop fever will last?
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Relativity and Bubble Tea
Long long time ago, but not nearly as far back when mata wore shorts, we were happy drinking our ice lemon tea and kopi c. Whether in the school canteen or kopitiam, they were always home brewed and prepared, served by moody uncles or pissed looking aunties fighting pms. No preservatives.
Fast forward to today, in a modern aircon stall in a busy shopping mall, served by giggly youths, we have the same thing - fruit flavored or coffee and milk cold drinks, except at 3x the price and nicely packaged in air tight spill proof high tech packaging. Add to that a dose of 'bubbles', essentially gelatinous balls, for a nice chew, which gives a nice 10% add on to the already wonderful profit. A nice large diameter thick straw completes the offering. Hey, you even get to pick your color!
So the smart kopitiam uncle and auntie buys the bubble tea cup sealing equipment and supplies, sets up a corner at their drinks stall, and sells their own brand of bubble tea at 30% off the shopping mall brands. They even concocted chinchow and bandung bubbles. I probably have never seen them smiling from cheek to cheek endless with the throngs of school kids lining up for their fix.
Now apply that formula to property projects. Have you ever wondered how some new projects can actually help pull up the price of older ones in the vicinity?
Take for example, the Echelon launched in Dec 2012, saw impressive takeup in a matter of days. Packaged with the latest bells and whistles in luxury fittings and facilities, the average psf hit was as high as 1700psf.
Contrast that to Ascentia Sky, launched few years back at 1200psf. It has since completed building and how much do you think the owners are now asking for?
That's the power of relativity and vicinity. So as you make your next killing, be sure to do your research on your target projects' vicinity. If there are announced government plans for plots of land sales, whether reserved or confirmed, you can be quite sure you have one leg in the bank vault already.
Meanwhile, I will head for my kopitiam bubble tea with attap chee pearls...
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Modern Geek's Notations of History: Actually, It's Really Creepy.
Well he was born in London. And he went to school and was a good little boy and alla that jayazz. This ARchbishop said he’d grow up to be an awsum opossum and he did. He went to Oxford and of course went and lookedd at Greek and Latin and blahbluhblahbluhbluhhh. He wrote some books and some funnies and read some Eramus and you know how that goes.
And so Tom met Eramus teamed up because they both liked thuh funnies. They both had a sense of humor.
EVEN THOUGH THEY WERE FRANDS, EVERY FRANDS HAVE FRANDFIGHTS.
You see, Tom was a bit more serious when it came to faith and religion and all that buzznuzz. He looked into the monky shtuff, but then he thought “but I like women and he wanted to get married so he did which means he couldn’t be a monk and run-on sentence. So he because a judge for Henry!
But before he did that, he wrote a book. It was called Utopia. Which was a funny play on words because in Greek it means something along the lines of “No Place”. So I’m gonna hope you guys know what a utopia is. It’s al perfect and beautiful and all that.
And there was a point to this book about utopia. He made some suggestions in the book about how such a place should be ruled and shtuff, and about how it’s all herpderpy and stuff.
He wrote the book about himself and a sailor and a friend, so it’s kinda hard to tell what’s made up and what isn’t. You see, the sailor was talking to them about an island he found called Utopia. Which is all perfect and stuff. Sorta.
Everyone is the same. Exactly the same. They all grow gardens. They all do the same thing. They all do them at the same time. They all work. They all Read. They all see each other at the same time. They all. Are. The. Same.
Which is only slightly creepy.
So after he wrote this, he had some serious things to keep him busy and went all SUPERPOLITICS MAN mode.
So Tom got knighted! Because the king looked at him and said, “You look more like a Sir than a Thomas to me. Your name is now Sir and Thomas is your middle name. Cool beans yeah? WELL IT DOESN’T MATTER WHAT YOU THINK BECAUSE I’M THE KING TROLOLOLO.”
So you see, when Henry insisted that his peeps signed something that said he could get annuled marriage, Sir didn’t want to do it.
And when he asked to say why he didn’t want to sign the paper, he zipped his mouth shut, then locked it with a key, then dug a hole, then buried the key, then built a house on top of the hole where he buried the key, then moved into the house on top of the hole. Obviously. That way he could not be accused of treason because he didn’t actually say anything.
Sir stood his ground. He wasn’t going to sign that paper. But the people found a guy who lied against Sir in court. He said he heard Sir say something treasonous (which is a word, thank you very much.) then he was put to death.
Sir walked on to his execution without a fight, and forgave the guy who lied about him. Which probably means the guy was feeling really really bad about it because he was forgiven. Because right after that Sir was killed.
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Well the year 2011 is closing. And I thought to take the easy way out and just say Happy New Year. No such luck. So I put together a kind of stream of conscienceness of what stands out to me. For the last Blog of the year, here are some of the things that are … Continue reading →
Blues Schedule December 30 – January 5
This Week’s Blues. The blues schedule is as up to date as possible, but it’s always a good idea to call the club to confirm. Infinity Music Hall: Saturday, Jeff Pevar New Year’s Eve Party opening act Pamaela Means; Norfolk. Black-eyed Sally’s: Friday, The Walter Lewis Blues Trio; Saturday, The Paul Gabriel Blues Band; Hartford. … Continue reading →
Infinity Music Hall: Saturday, Jeff Pevar New Year’s Eve Party opening act Pamaela Means;Norfolk. Joining Pevar are Jonny Rosch (Blues Brothers), Shawn Pelton (Bruce Springsteen), Morris Pleasure, Danny Kortchmar, Frank Gravis, Fred Vigdor (Average White Band) and Jon Peckman. Pamela Means to open. Ring in 2012 in style at Infinity Music Hall & Bistro! Dance, … Continue reading →
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This Week’s Blues. The blues schedule is as up to date as possible, but it’s always a good idea to call the club to confirm. The First & Last Tavern: Friday, Dan Stevens; Plainville. Maple Tree Café: Friday, Greg Piccolo and Heavy Juice; Simsbury. Infinity Music Hall: Thursday, Eran Troy Danner / Mike Law & … Continue reading →
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This Week’s Blues. The blues schedule is as up to date as possible, but it’s always a good idea to call the club to confirm. Trinity On Main: Sunday, Johnny Winter; New Britain. Bridge Street Live: Saturday, Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band; Collinsvile. (860) 693-9762 Black-eyed Sally’s: Friday, The McDonald Teague Band; Saturday, Jeff Pitchell; Hartford. (860) … Continue reading →
Saturday, Jaimoe’s Jasssz Band rolls into Bridge Street Live. Jaimoe, the drummer and founding member of the legendary Allman Brothers Band, brings another aspect of his musical to bear in Collinsville. Jaimoe and his Jasssz Band play American music. They combine elements of Jazz, Blues, Rock-n-Roll, and R&B into a unique blend that captures the … Continue reading →
Johnny Winter – Trinity-On-Main – New Britain
New Britain’s Trinity On Main will be hosting Johnny Winter on Sunday, December 18. He has reached legendary status on the blues rock scene. His guitar playing has captivated audiences for years. Winter has a strong blues resume. As a 17 year old he worked hard to make sure he could get on stage with … Continue reading →
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This Week’s Blues. The blues schedule is as up to date as possible, but it’s always a good idea to call the club to confirm. Black-eyed Sally’s: Friday, L.A. Jones & the Blues Messengers; Saturday, The Sauce Boss ; Hartford. (860) 278 7427 The Mohegan Sun (Wolf Den): Thursday, Hadden Sayers Band; Uncasville. (888) 226-7711 … Continue reading →
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Stamford History Real Time: Books
Stamford's W.W.II Veterans Remembered, Jack Cavanaugh's review of 'An American Town Goes to War' by Tony Pavia
Published: February 25, 1996, the New York Times
Tony Pavia will be honored on April 29 at a benefit dinner.
Posted by The Stamford Historical Society on April 01, 2010 in Books, Events, In the Community | Permalink | Comments (0)
Useful links to Connecticut history and genealogy
plus Library of Congress, Internet Archive, etc.
Still in the process of updating and redesigning our web pages before migrating them to our planned new site – we are getting there – here is a streamlined and updated list of local and regional cultural, historical, and library web links.
We've always had the Library of Congress link for our patrons' convenience, but now added the Internet Archive which has a lot of digitized books, audio, and moving images.
Ron Marcus reminded me of the Connecticut Ancestry Society, Inc.
Founded in 1954 as the Stamford Genealogical Society, it is the oldest genealogical society in Connecticut. It's original bulletin continues today as one of the best genealogical publications of its type in Connecticut. It publishes a large amount of Stamford related historical material in addition to other informative articles.
Connecticut Ancestry Webmaster Blog
Posted by The Stamford Historical Society on January 28, 2010 in Books, Education, Genealogy, In the Community, Our Website | Permalink | Comments (0)
The First Published History of Stamford Available Online
By Rev. J.W. Alford
Dec. 22d, 1841
40 Pages, Publisher: New York, S. Davenport, 1842
Internet Archive, free subscription
Abstract: "I propose to exhibit only such facts as have direct reference to the event which has summoned together this assembly: I need no apology, therefore, for giving a brief detail of what is, to most of you, familiar history. ....... But in closing, let me ask, where are those Fathers? Gone_! Where are those who first peopled this fair village? Long gone to dwell with the dead! `Dust mingles with dust - ashes to ashes,' but their spirits are with God. Where shall we be, when next this anniversary returns? Gone too!_even the youngest grown aged and passed away! Long before that time, the voice of the speaker will be hushed in death, and the ear of the hearer lie dull in the dark cold grave!_But the place will teem with another population, who will receive from us, not only their existence, but those influences which will mould their character. From us the future generations in Stamford are to receive their civil advantages, their literary institutions, and their religious privileges. Their intellectual and moral character, whatever it becomes, will be the living record of our worth and care, and in them we shall still live, either in infamy or honor. How important, then, that we act well our part, that posterity may bless, and Heaven reward us!" John Watson Alvord, pp. 5, 39-40.
This book is also available for review in the research library at the Stamford Historical Society headquarters.
Posted by The Stamford Historical Society on March 02, 2009 in Books | Permalink | Comments (0)
E.B. Huntington's History of Stamford on Google Books
Elijah Huntington's
History of Stamford : Connecticut, from its settlement in 1641, to the present time, including Darien, which was one of its parishes until 1820. Stamford, Connecticut: Published by the Author; 1868
is now available as Google Book.
Posted by The Stamford Historical Society on March 02, 2008 in Books, Marcus Research Library | Permalink | Comments (0)
New Book on the Civil War: This Republic of Suffering
Drew Gilpin Faust, the president of Harvard, has written an extraordinary new book about the enormous loss of human life in the Civil War — 620,000 men, North and South.
First Chapter: ‘This Republic of Suffering’ (January 27, 2008)
Illustrated. 346 pp. Alfred A. Knopf. List Price $27.95.
Posted by The Stamford Historical Society on January 25, 2008 in Books | Permalink | Comments (0)
New at the library: “Escaping Salem: The Other Witch Hunt of 1692”
The society recently received a copy of Escaping Salem: The Other Witch Hunt of 1692 (New Narratives in American History, Oxford University Press) by Richard Godbeer, Professor of History at the University of Miami. It discusses the events around the witch hunt of Elizabeth Clawson in Stamford in 1692.
From a book description at Amazon.com: Few events in American history are as well remembered as the Salem Witch Trials of 1692. But there was another witch hunt that year, in Stamford, Connecticut, that has never been examined in depth. Now Richard Godbeer describes this “other witch hunt” in a concise, fascinating narrative that illuminates the colonial world and shatters the stereotype of early New Englanders as quick to accuse and condemn.
The society was able to provide Professor Godbeer with information from our archives and publications. More information.
The book may be viewed at the research library at headquarters on High Ridge Road. It is also available in paperback. The Ferguson Library has copies at the Main and Harry Bennett branches.
Posted by The Stamford Historical Society on June 20, 2007 in Books, Marcus Research Library | Permalink | Comments (0)

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studio lolo: IF : Hoard
IF : Hoard
One can never have too many lawn flamingoes!
Digital collage for Illustration Friday : Hoard
Posted by studio lolo at 7:46 AM
Labels: americana, illustration friday, kitsch, lawn flamingo
Princess Pepper Cloud June 21, 2008 7:57 AM
I'll admit, we purchased 2 lawn flamingos. One for Ted's mom and one for mine. the cool (funny/tacky) thing is... they came with 10 outfits so they can be dressed up according to the season and holidays. My favorite is the flamingo dressed like a turkey (for thanksgiving).
Great colors, love this mixed work!
Connie June 21, 2008 9:29 AM
Hello there! That's from me, Bella our rescue dog and Brian who is out to buy some Nick Drake; this time the music will be the background for the soak in the tub. The illustration is very funny; I had to explain the cultural significance of the pink flamingo to my Scottish husband. Very nostalgic too, as they were definitely 'must have' for the front yard in South Chicago when I was growing up in the 50s.
ValGalArt June 21, 2008 10:13 AM
haha that happens in certain parts of LA :) I do love those silly famingoes!
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eyecontact June 21, 2008 1:46 PM
Who can resist the bird theme, in just about any context?! What a fun illo.
Vickie June 21, 2008 3:31 PM
Wow, you got that done fast. My idea for IF is still in my head. That's pretty funny. When I was a kid in the 60's I thought that people who had pink lawn flamingoes were sophisticated. I looked "sophistiated" up to check my spelling. One of the definitions was: Artifical.
Teri C June 21, 2008 7:01 PM
Oh funny! So cute.
Rrramone June 22, 2008 5:41 AM
You are so correct. :-)
Mick June 22, 2008 6:41 AM
LMAO! I should also point out another culturally significant fact (thanks for opening that door, Connie). As a bored teenager is required to do, on a given Friday night, it was standard practice to gather up every pink flamingo you could find and, just as illustrated, set them up on one lawn. The police reports were always delightfully pointless: "can you describe the missing object, sir?"
Ellen Byrne June 22, 2008 7:17 AM
Kitchy, tacky? I don't think so! This is terrific! Like the mixed media - very effective!
studio lolo June 22, 2008 7:36 AM
I took out the word "Tacky" in my tags so I don't offend my friends here. Besides, I have a pink flamingo in my yard named Millie! She's not of the original plastic kind, but still "kitschy" at best. I love her!
When I do a collage from my greeting card program you can be sure I was "uninspired" by the word. I'd much rather do an original painting or drawing. Oh well, at least I'm making you smile!
janie June 22, 2008 10:10 AM
lol, nothing like an excess of kitch to keep you smiling
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rbaird June 22, 2008 5:22 PM
I guess I better go out and get some, so I can start my collection!LOL!
DeLi June 22, 2008 9:00 PM
in my case i rarely see them.
so graceful and so beautiful
Vicki Smith June 23, 2008 4:19 AM
Great idea for the topic this week!
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love the way artists make everything possible...
without them there was no hope...
Fannie June 23, 2008 7:13 PM
Very pink. Nice. Great submission.
ms. froggie June 23, 2008 7:30 PM
wowwwwwwwww, and i'll be brave enough to say it OH YES YOU CAN!!!! (have too many
lawn flamingos!) wonderful illio, lolo! hee hee !!!
Forever Young June 24, 2008 9:16 AM
what a really fun(ny) post...never seen these before in my life....but i have seen real pink flamingoes, lucky ole me! hugs and wfs. what about choosing a 'giggle' for me to send you?
Kat Hannah June 24, 2008 10:32 AM
Adorable illustration, but I can't help wondering how does one mow that lawn
imwithsully June 24, 2008 1:06 PM
what about shiny orbs on pedestals? You are so funny!
sketched out June 24, 2008 11:41 PM
Well, it's probably a bit more sanitary than real flamingos all over your lawn. Just a guess.
You have such a whimsically, crazy sense of humor. You never know what to expect here at the studio LL. Some days I cry, some days I guffaw or maybe a chortle or two. Good stuff Laurel!
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Kate June 25, 2008 6:56 PM
Well, yes, I'd have to agree with that! LOL So clever.
erin June 26, 2008 11:38 AM
pink flamingos are the best! my sil had them outside her pod in iraq, just a little bit of home away from home.
Laurel Neustadter June 28, 2008 4:52 AM
Very funny and imaginative.
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Transcript of a Q&A with the Guild of Games II Group
Last weekend I sat down for a Q&A session with the Guild of Games II group from Hilo University, Hawaii. They asked me a number of really interesting questions, and I had a huge amount of fun talking with them.
Doing it has got me thinking about breaking up some of the questions and writing some posts on them... I'll leave that to sit for a while, and until I've got a bit more time.
For now, here's the transcript of the event!
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Work at Home Mom to Five: Yes, I have been neglectfull....Sorry!
Yes, I have been neglectfull....Sorry!
I am going to make a concerted effort to start blogging again. I had gotten so wrapped up in my "at home" business that all of my fun times on here suffered. But alas, no more!
So, if you are interested in an update; here is a synopsis of my life since my last post!
I turned 37 May 29th of this year....woohoo. Only three more years and I hit the big 40. But didn't I just hear something about 40 being the new 30? Whatever the hell that is supposed to mean, right? My eldest daughter turned 18 on the 30th--yes, the day after my birthday.
So I really started feeling old knowing I now have an 18 year old in college. Geesh, someone get my a drink! Please!
Logan, another daughter turned 11 in June and Heather turned 16. So I now have 18, 16, 13, 11 and my son who is 8 and will be 9 in January. Wow, I am old!
At the end of the summer we had our first vacation as a family in years. It was absolutely wonderful. We were in Nags Head and I went boogie boarding....oh what fun. We had so much fun we wanted to stay longer; but unless you are made of money or can grow it on trees, that wasn't happening. I did get quite irritated as I normally do with the freaking stupid drivers. People think just because they are in another state they shouldn't do the speed limit. Of course, many were residents; but get a grip people. If you are going to drive, at least do somewhere close to the speed limit. I don't how many times we went down the main drag and people were doing 15 to 20 miles under the speed limit. Just so you know, the limit is 50mph; so going 30mph is a big deal when you are doing the speed limit and come up on someone going that slow. Definite road hazard.
All was great until the last day. I noticed my back was sore but for the life of me couldn't figure out why. Now, take into affect that I had been doing quite a bit of driving and of course the boogie boarding and getting knocked on my arse by the waves. HEHE! I wondered why I was sore? That is laughable isn't it?
The drive home was excruciating and that is not an exaggeration. At times the pain was so bad in my lower back I wanted to scream. By the time we got home (after driving 3-4 hours) I wanted my husband to shoot me just to put me out of my misery. I am sure at times he wishes he could do that; but this time he was just nice enough to help me out.
I rested for about a week or so; doing absolutely nothing because of the pain and it seemed to be getting better. SEEMED; what an interesting word. After a week of some relief, the pain was back full force and just kept getting worse. After another week or so I had had it and decided to visit my doctor. He initially put me on anti-inflammatory, pain meds and a muscle relaxer. Within 3 days I was calling crying the pain was so bad; at this point he had me going for physical therapy which helped cause more pain. We finally decided that I needed an MRI.
I thought maybe there was something going on because the pain was so intense. But I didn't really think it was anything that couldn't be taken care of through time. Boy was I wrong! I have been on physical therapy and a mix of drugs including a course of steroids for over two months and it isn't getting any better. With the results of my MRI finally in; we could make a more educated decision.
I visited the Neurosurgeon yesterday. Although my choices for treatment of the now diagnosed L4-L5 "large" disk herniation along with a L5-S1 bulge aren't much different from what I have been doing; there is one or two slight variations. Now I am scheduled for an epidural steroid injection along with the possibility of having back surgery.
I am trying to hold off on the back surgery decision until I see how these injections fair. I do not want surgery unless it is absolutely necessary. Although not being able to move, stand, sit and even lay down for any length of time is difficult; the worst is the pain I get in my "love triangle" region and the numbness. Which at times can interfere with "bodily functions"! Yes, you just need to know that correct? LOL
So, aside from all of that drama the family and I are doing well. The kids are doing well in school, Logan is playing soccer and my 13 and 8 year old want to join in on the soccer playing as well. It definitely helps that my husband played soccer for most of his young adult life; so he is our family expert when it comes to all things soccer.
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Does The Seven Year Itch Really Exist?
06/01/2011 11:57 GMT | Updated 22/05/2015 10:12 BST
We might like to believe that true love can last forever, but those in the know reckon that it has a sell-by date of roughly seven years.
That's just seven short years between gazing at your other half as they sleep and arguing about whose turn it is to put the bins out.
Eighty-four months between snogging at the supermarket checkout and arguing over the dinner table.
Or 2,556 days between ripping the clothes off the man of your dreams and complaining about washing his pants.
Of course, reality will eventually intrude into even the most romantic liaisons. And no one could live in a loved-up bubble for years on end without losing their job, their friends and their grip on reality.
But now that so many couples live together before getting married - or don't bother getting married at all - the very notion of The Seven Year Itch seems oddly anachronistic, doesn't it?
After all, we associate it with Marilyn Monroe driving men wild in the 1955 film of the same name. Or more recently, whiskey-soaked Don Draper playing away from home while his long-suffering wife takes care of the kids.
We like to think we've moved on from all that and in away we have - now women are just as likely as men to scratch that itch outside their relationship.
According to UK dating site Illicitencouters.com, which helps people in relationships to have affairs, more than 40 per cent of its members felt the urge to leave their partner after seven years – but 'saved' their marriage by taking a lover.
Rosie Freeman Jones, spokesperson for the site, says: "The Seven Year Itch does exist and, increasingly, British spouses are turning to agencies like ours to cure it.
"After seven years, it appears the initial spark between most couples has waned, and in its place are the stresses and strains of keeping a relationship together, from financial worries to gripes about who's going to do the ironing."
So why do things go wrong at that specific point?
Probably because this is the time when couples have young children, are sleep deprived and stressed from juggling family and career. The result? They don't have the time, energy, or money for romance - after all, babysitters don't come cheap.
Another possible explanation is the theory that our lives run in seven-year cycles, so you could find yourself waking up to someone who seems very different to the person you fell in love with.
Of course, social networking sites and mobile phones have made it easier than ever to reconnect with old flames, flirt with strangers and manage an affair, or even two.
When you throw our notoriously short attention span into the mix, it's a miracle our relationships even make it to the seven-year point.
So perhaps it's time to adjust our assumptions about what makes a successful relationship and accept that it's normal to be tempted by the fruit of another.
In fact, this might even be the key to making monogamy work. Couples therapist Esther Perel reckons that the best way to safeguard your relationship is to introduce a little flirtation into your everyday life – whether it's with your partner, the office post boy or the cutie from the coffee shop.
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United States New York (NY) Astoria Astoria Restaurants Rose & Joe's Italian Bakery
#86 of 477 Restaurants in Astoria Italian, Pizza 2240 31st St, Astoria, NY 11105-2714+1 718-721-9422+ Add website
Also show MapSatellite Map updates are paused. Zoom in to see updated info. Reset zoom Updating Map... Return to Map Overview 4.5 14 reviewsExcellent58%Very good28%Average7%Poor0%Terrible7%Travellers talk about“rainbow cookies” (2 reviews)“breadsticks” (3 reviews)“calzone” (3 reviews)Open Now08:00 - 20:45Sun - Sat08:00 - 20:45All hours CUISINES Italian, Pizza RATINGS ServiceFoodValueAtmosphereLOCATION 2240 31st St, Astoria, NY 11105-2714All Details Improve This ListingIs this restaurant wheelchair accessible?Yes No Unsure Is this primarily a bakery?Yes No Unsure Is this a fast food place?Yes No Unsure Is this a dessert shop?Yes No Unsure Is this restaurant appropriate for Kids?Yes No Unsure Is this restaurant good for breakfast?Yes No Unsure Is this restaurant good for lunch?Yes No Unsure Is this restaurant good for dinner?Yes No Unsure Is this a pizza restaurant?Yes No Unsure Is this restaurant good for brunch?Yes No Unsure Thanks for helping! Share another experience before you go. Write a Review
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IndahNSNew York City, New York243121Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile My favorite Italian bakery in Astoria!Truly a hidden gem!
This is my favorite Italian Bakery in Astoria.. even in the entire Queens.
I'm not exaggerating because I really love their rustic bread, olive bread stick, cookies and pizza!
The Olive bread stick is soft yet crunchy and generously filled with...MoreThank IndahNS Stephen OWoodside, New York214Reviewed 21 April 2017 Bake someone happy, and visit!The pizza alone is worth the visit, but the little sandwiches, cookies, cakes, treats, etc., make this old time neighborhood staple worth going in.Thank Stephen O michelle318New York City, New York2Reviewed 18 October 2016 via mobile Best Bakery in Astoria ! Excellent assortment Rose and Joes is my favorite Italian bakery in Astoria . Five stars hands down . It's a must to try, Trust me you will be hooked . Everything is Baked fresh on premise with old school Italian recipes!!!!! Also the prices are reasonable !!...MoreThank michelle318 Jun JNew York City, New York844230Reviewed 2 July 2016 via mobile A JewelHad a dinner nearby and tried this Italian bakery and bought some of specialty bread, of course, Italian calzone and their famous panini. Highly recommended.Thank Jun J Barbara L264Reviewed 11 December 2015 Simply the Best!If you want the BEST Sicilian Pizza on Ditmars, in Astoria, head to Rose and Joes! Their Breads, Rolls and Breadsticks are delicious. Butter Cookies too! This place is small but big on taste so it's worth the trip!Thank Barbara L EllyDresdenNew York City5527Reviewed 18 August 2014 Delicious HomeMade Pizza, and Italian BakerySo if you're in Astoria, NY and need some Italian soul food, check out Rose & Joe's. Excellent pizza, great bread, calzone, and all kinds of Italian baked goods. Rose & Joe's is a take out, But you can get a fine cup of coffee...MoreThank EllyDresden Brunswick1977New York City, New York15199Reviewed 18 October 2013 Great Slice of PizzaRose and Joe's is Astoria. My husband really likes their pizza by the slice. The have a coffee and roll deal if you're looking for a quick bite on the way to the train. The roll is really just a butter roll, but it's not...MoreThank Brunswick1977 Jim MAlbuquerque6620Reviewed 6 May 2013 Great Pizza TakeoutAt the rear of Rose & Joe's you can get Excellent local Pizza. We tried the thick crust cheese and the thick crust mushroom. Both were delicious. It is located at the Astoria terminus of the N and Q lines so it is very convenient...MoreThank Jim M knuppclinton, ms317Reviewed 2 May 2013 via mobile Classic NYC bakeryGood pizza, great panini- wonderful breads. A jewel! And the people who owned this seemed to be very niceThank knupp DiannaLoiselleAstoria, New York162Reviewed 7 February 2013 Great Family owned businessThe best sicilian pizza from a non-pizzaria. The bread is also very good. Tony, the owner is a great guy.Thank DiannaLoiselle Updating list... Previous
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Welcome to the family | Box of Whine
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Posted on December 12, 2008, in random whine and tagged blood, donating, family, Hanson, hanson experience. Bookmark the permalink.	4 Comments.
Ghent | December 12, 2008 at 5:51 pm
Yup. You are now a Hansen. Although many have also confused you for being a Miller and a Pratt in there also.
Chris | December 12, 2008 at 6:28 pm
As well as the fat cop from Superbad.
Pratt | December 13, 2008 at 9:42 pm
Hey, I’m finding new relatives all the time… find your own way to be special!
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Yeah, but these relatives are relatives by respectable methods.


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MacDonald Clan: On a Wonderful Day Like Today...
There's a song that has those words in it...whenever I'm very happy, this song comes to mind. I heard it SO long ago...it was back in '82, when we had moved to New Britian and one of the choral groups sang it for the spring concert...and it STILL sticks in my mind.
From the London show"The Roar Of The Greasepaint - The Smell Of The Crowd" (1965(Leslie Bricusse / Anthony Newley)
On a wonderful day like today; I defy any cloud to appear in the sky.
Dare any rain drop to plop in my eye; On a wonderful day like today.
On a wonderful morning like this; When the sun is as big as a yellow balloon,
Even the sparrows are singing in tune; On a wonderful morning like this.
On a morning like this I could kiss everybodyI'm so full of love and goodwill.
Let me say furthermore I'd adore everybody
to come and dine; the pleasure's mine and I will pay the bill
That the whole human race should go down on its knees.
Show that we're grateful for mornings like these.
For the world's in a wonderful way - On a wonderful day like today!
Well, it surely is a wonderful day today. I took the kids out to ride their tricycles today. Hannah's had one for several years, thanks to the neighbors across the street in Georgia - it's a real Radio Flyer trike, and Hannah's enjoyed it for awhile. She'd been asking to go out and ride, but I was reluctant because there was nothing for Scotty to do, and he just isn't nimble (or big) enough to ride her trike or the little 4 wheeler we have.
But, as luck would have it, I was able to acquire a tricycle (of sorts) for him. I say acquire loosely. People here are always moving and getting rid of stuff. They leave perfectly good items down at the recycle center (this weekend was a bonanza for the mega-dumpster-divers; there were SEVERAL pieces of furniture, lots of electronics and rugs). Well, one of our neighbors decided to throw this plastic tricycle away. If you have a child under 6, you've probably seen this around. It starts off as a rocker, with an adjustable piece that becomes a handle when you want to push the kid around on the trike. It's all plastic, with pedals AND a place to rest your feet. Well, this one didn't have the rocker/handle part...and it was NOT in the dumpster, but sitting right by it. I asked if it belonged to anyone and someone said no, they saw it had been thrown out with other things. So I looked it over. In excellent condition, clean, barely used. I took it home and cleaned it up a bit more (doesn't hurt to put some Fantastik to work) and let Scotty have at it.
What a blast the kids had this morning. We went out around 9:30 or so, and they rode around for a good bit. We then took a walk with the jogging stroller (also acquired the same as above) and went to Scott's office for a bit. Came back home, ate lunch and went back out for some more bike riding...now Hannah's at school and Scotty's taking a well deserved nap.
So what if the housework didn't get done? So what if Scotty's wearing a purplish-pink helmet? And so what if Hannah had to wear a ball cap under MY helmet to get it to fit? We had fun outside playing and we're happy that the day is gorgeous!
written by Linda at 7:34 AM
kids WILL NOT.
OMG -- I remember the concert in question :) -- I still have a cassette recording of it somewhere LOL. Glad you were able to enjoy the kids -- that is most important :)
I'm gonna get you my pretty (says Scotty to Hannah on the last picture) too adorable
Looks like a great day! I was going to ask how you got your kids into Jail (first pic, lol!) I'm here from Michele's...enjoy these days, I'm sure you know how brief they are (sigh--mother of 12,14 and 18 yr olds)
Love your day and LOVE that song, too! Great pictures and I can't believe that plastic bicycle was in the dumpster! What a find! Both kids look like they are having such a great great time! Who needs housework? (lol)
OOOOPS! Forgot to say I am here from Michele's this A.M.!
Wow, you are a GREAT mom! You are so right to forego the housework. Way to go, Linda! Hope your weekend continues to be wonderful...
Oh I love this! what a wonderful set of photos of what was clearly a fantasic day. Sometimes those simple ones are the best ones.
I love the look of unadulterated joy on a playing child's face. You've so captured the magic of a great day. Thanks so much for bringing a smile to my face in the process.
Looks like they are having a whale of a time :o)
Thx for coming to my blog :o)
Hasn't the last 2 days just been gorgous! We spent a great deal of our time the past 2 days outside! I love it!
Great pictures! Isn't it amazing what some people get rid of!
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Practice and Fitness Training Whips | Sui Generis Whips
Practice and Fitness Training Whips
The “Practical” Whips
The Practical Whips are not hybrid whips. These whips are not for fast routines. Fast routines and trick cracking generally require a shorter, lighter whip. However, though those techniques are rather different, the cracks themselves are exactly the same; and to learn and practice basic cracks in a slow, controlled manner is imperative to achieving success. By building muscle memory correctly, you will be able to pick up and perform with any whip, regardless of its length or weight.
Practical whips are a standard style bullwhip with one little difference: The “grip.” I make the handle lacing in such a way that it allows the user to hold it consistently every time. It “locks” your hand in place and gives you a straight guide to use when practicing targets. This is an incredible tool when one is learning a new crack, or practicing an old one.
This being said, my practice whips are approximately 6.5 feet in overall length (a 5.5 foot thong and 12 inch handle). They are lightly loaded, with weight traveling all the way down to the fall hitch. I do this because that tiny bit of weight will ensure a smooth, slow roll out and precise direction. This makes them wonderfully accurate for target work. Further, in order to ensure a balanced whip, additional weight is placed at the heel knot. Much like a sword is balanced, an effort has been made to make the Practical Whips balanced and easy to crack.
Lastly, all of my whips are waxed and made to use in any weather. If you get them wet, simply hang them up to dry. If you get them dirty, a bit of dish detergent on a toothbrush will clean them up. Like any paracord whip, they are weather friendly; however, when I wax my whips, I add coconut oil to the bath, as it is a natural antibacterial and will further safeguard your whip from mold and mildew.
Please note that there are climates in the north that reach well below 0. Since paraffin is in the wax bath, it will freeze in extreme temperatures and cause stress to the inner binding of the whip. Cracking at 0 or below is not recommended. If you have access to a gymnasium or somewhere with high ceilings and a smooth floor during these cold days, you will be much happier and so will your whip.
Practical Whips do not have any fancy plaiting other than the style shown. Customer can request color for the knots and thong and a $50.00 nonrefundable deposit will need to be be put down at the time of order, with the balance to be paid when the whip is finished. Full price for each whip is $145 USD + shipping. Please email me at suigeneriswhips@gmail.com to discuss your order.
There are hundreds of paracord colors to choose from. If you want something more specific than just giving me a general color, go HERE and choose something specific in 550 or 650 paracord. When you email me with your order, simply give me the exact name from the website of the color of your choice and I will order it and build your whip with the color you specify. Currently, I offer 3 styles of practical whip:
6.5 foot whip with a ringbolt hitch between 2 turkshead knots. Handle features and heel decoration otherwise will vary according to color scheme at the whipmaker’s discretion. Another example of a Tesla whip is found at the top of this page and below is a wonderful product review video showing this whip in action.
The diamond plait whip handle is very popular in terms of looks. My own practice and exercise whip is this style and is the brown whip seen in the photos. Customer may choose thong color and a separate handle color.
This practical whip style features a half moku grapevine hitch halfway down the handle. Like the other practical whips is it built accordingly with the 5.5 foot weighted thong and 12″ handle. Once again, handle features and heel decoration otherwise will vary according to color scheme at the whipmaker’s discretion.
Photos by Robert Amper
*The black and tan double grapevine whip pictures were taken by Robert Amper at http://www.whipbasics.com
Whip cracking as exercise? What?
Yes! Absolutely! During my weight loss journey, I had tried so many ways to try and exercise. Whip cracking is my joy. It builds muscle memory, strengthens and tones your arms, your core, chest and shoulders. It helps with balance and coordination. It’s relaxing and meditative. Coupled with a healthy balanced diet and cardio, whip cracking is a wonderful end to a workout. I make my whips for this. The practice whips are balanced and weighted for successful results.
Finally, I want to extend a big thank you again, to Robby Amper at Whip Basics, for being so kind as to take the time to review these whips for me, and for the wonderful photographs of the Double Grapevine Practical Whip above.
*SHIPPING: I deeply regret the incredible shipping costs from the US. A little known fact is, that I can ship up to 4 whips in the same flat rate box for the same price. If you have a friend or neighbor that would also like to order a whip, I would be happy to send them both in the same box so you can split the shipping costs.


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A POP CULTURE ADDICT'S GUIDE TO LIFE: November 18, 1928
You know, I'm finding that abandoning the theme days in this blog has been one of the best decisions that I have made in the three and a half years that I have been writing here. I'm finding that I am challenging myself more than I used to, I am having more fun bringing more personality into this space, and I think that I have gotten a well-deserved second wind!
You know, I don't know what it is about today, but I am in a wonderful mood! I think that this month has been an awesome one. It's really given me some clarity over what I need to do from this moment on, and it has really shaped my perspective on people.
But you know, that'll be a tale for another time.
For now, there is one day that I plan on keeping the same. I think the Tuesday Timeline will be staying for the foreseeable future because I enjoy writing them the most. It's amazing all of the things that you can learn. If ever I become a contestant on Jeopardy, these entries will be a godsend one day!
Like, for instance, if there was a category on Jeopardy called "Things That Happened on November 18th", the answers might look something like this...
1307 - The date in which William Tell shot an arrow through an apple placed on top of his son's head
1493 - The date in which Christopher Columbus discovers an island nation that would later be named Puerto Rico
1865 - The date that "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" written by Mark Twain is published in the New York Saturday Press.
1883 - The date that railroads in Canada and the United States adopt the five continental time zones - still in use today
1908 - The date that actress Imogene Coca (d. 2001) was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1924 - The date that actor Les Lye (d. 2009) is born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
1926 - The date that George Bernard Shaw refuses to accept the money for his Nobel Prize
1940 - The date that Adolf Hitler and Galeazzo Ciano meet to discuss Benito Mussolini's disasterous invasion of Greece during World War II
1947 - The date that a devastating fire takes place at Ballantyne's Department Store in Christchurch, New Zealand, killing 41
1961 - The date that President Kennedy sends 18,000 military advisors to South Vietnam
1963 - The date that the world is first introduced to the push button telephone
1978 - The date of the Jonestown, Guyana massacre in which Jim Jones leads his followers in a mass murder-suicide - Over 900 people took their own lives, with almost three hundred of them being children
1986 - The date that model Gia Carangi dies of AIDS-related complications at just 26 years of age
1987 - The date that thirty-one people are killed in a fire at London's King's Cross St Pancras underground station
1988 - The date that Ronald Reagan signs a bill that would allow the death penalty for drug traffickers
1991 - The date that hostages Thomas Sutherland and Terry Waite are released from the clutches of Shiite Muslim kidnappers in Lebanon
1993 - The date that the North American Free Trade Agreement is approved by the U.S. House of Representatives
1994 - The date that jazz leader Cab Calloway passes away at the age of 86
2012 - The date that the Nintendo Wii U goes on sale in North America
2013 - The date that NASA launches the MAVEN probe to Mars
And, did you know that November 18 just happens to be the day that the following people were born? Happy birthday to Sheila Jordan, Margaret Atwood, Brenda Vaccaro, Linda Evans, Susan Sullivan, Chris Rainbow, Jameson Parker, Dennis Haskins, Eric Pierpoint, Kevin Nealon, John Parr, Shari Shattuck, Kim Wilde, George Kotsiopoulos, Owen Wilson, Duncan Sheik, Elizabeth Anne Allen, Mike Epps, Megyn Kelly, Peta Wilson, Jessi Alexander, Chloe Sevigny, Lucy Akhurst, Anthony McPartlin, Pastor Troy, Fabolous, Christina Vidal, Jake Abel, and Nathan Kress.
Boy, I had no idea that the eighteenth of November was such a busy day! Wowzers.
And I am not even finished with the celebrity birthdays yet! I have one more to share with you. In fact, this birthday boy is the subject for today's blog.
And he was "born" on November 18, 1928.
Okay, maybe born isn't the right word to use. Maybe I should be using the phrase "drawn". You see, our subject happens to be a cartoon character. Perhaps one of the most famous of the bunch. He is the de facto mascot of one of the largest animation companies in the world, and November 18 is the date in which his very first cartoon was released.
Interestingly enough, that cartoon was called "Steamboat Willie". Interesting, because this character is not named Willie at all. In fact, he kind of looks more like a Mickey to me.
No, not that Mickey. I mean THIS one.
Yes, it was on this date eighty-six years ago that Mickey Mouse made his unofficial debut with Disney, and therefore it is considered to be the date of Mickey Mouse's birth. Wow, that's one rodent that looks awesome for his age!
The reason why I say "unofficial" is because technically, he and his girlfriend Minnie Mouse appeared in a test screening of a cartoon called "Plane Crazy". "Steamboat Willie" was the first cartoon that a worldwide audience was exposed to.
But the cartoon does boast a legitimate first. It is the very first cartoon to be aired with synchronized sound. And of course, the creator of the cartoon, Walt Disney, provided all the voices heard within the cartoon.
The story behind the creation of "Steamboat Willie" began in 1927, when according to Walt Disney's brother Roy, Walt was inspired to make a cartoon after watching the 1927 film "The Jazz Singer".
Disney was also in the process of changing up their lead characters. Die hard Disney fans may recall that Disney had began his animation career by making a series of cartoons starring the character known as Oswald, the Lucky Rabbit. However, when Disney ended up losing the rights to the character to Charles Mintz, Disney was forced to create a new character.
Disney had come up with the character of Mickey Mouse, and had inserted him in a couple of silent animated shorts, but these test screenings were received well by audiences. Walt Disney was initially discouraged, but he was not ready to give up. In his mind, the problem wasn't with the character, but with the silence. In order to make "Steamboat Willie" pop, he had to add sound.
Production began for "Steamboat Willie" in the summer of 1928, and cost a then whopping $4,986 to produce. And the first "unofficial" screening took place in July 1928 - in a room that was next to Walt Disney's office. Walt's brother Roy set up the projector outside, and the movie was shown on a bedsheet, provided by Ub Iwerks - the main animator on the "Steamboat Willie" project.
Now, because the movie was nowhere near finished, a partial copy was shown instead. The music was provided by Wilfred Jackson - courtesy of a mouth organ. Ub Iwerks banged on pots and pans to simulate percussion instruments. And Johnny Cannon was the foley artist for this screening.
(A foley artist is a fancy way of saying "sound effects guy".)
Needless to say, the screening was a huge hit, and it gave Walt the confidence to finish the project. He worked with Pat Powers to bring the soundtrack to the film using his Cinephone system - which in itself was an updated version of Lee De Forest's Phonofilm system. As for the music, it was provided by the Green Brothers Novelty Band, and needless to say, it took a couple of tries to get the synchronization absolutely perfect. The desire to get a perfect product was so important to Disney that he actually sold his car to keep the project going!
But, as you can see from the end result, it's worth it. And as a special treat, I have the entire cartoon "Steamboat Willie" posted at the end of this blog for you to watch! As you can see, it turned out awesome!
And to think that when it officially debuted on November 18, 1928, Disney was only paid $500 a week for the two weeks that it played in theatres! Oh, who am I kidding? $500 a week in 1928 was fantastic money!
As for Mickey Mouse? Well, he grew up to become the most famous mouse in the world! His image is found everywhere! On cakes, clothing, balloons, and even little hats with Mickey ears on them! And he is probably one of the most recognizable symbols in the entire world. That is definitely something to marvel at.
Posted by Matthew W. Turcotte at 10:19


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noseflute.org: 10/12/14 - 10/19/14
Aniada A Noar (literally "Each one a fool" in Styrian) is a folk music band born in Styria, a South-East state of Austria. The group was formed in 1981, and is composed of high talented musicians, playing violin, guitar, accordion, bagpipes, jew's harp and several other instruments, among which the nose flute plays an interesting role. Aniada A Noar has published 16 CDs and tours in many countries.
The band is now composed of
- Wolfgang Moitz: flutes, bagpipes, accordion, Jew's harp, nose flute, Piffero. He sings and composes.
- Rupert Pfundner: violin, mandolin, jaw harp, musical saw, bagpipes, nose flute, Piffero, singing
- Andreas Safer: accordion, guitar, mandolin, harmonica, nose flute, vocals. He composes and writes. As you can see it, all three of them play the nose flute...
For sure, being from Styria too, the Aniada A Noar members play the wooden Nasenflöten made by Heinrich Handler:
Photo: Marliese Mendel
I don't know when they began to play nose flute on stage or in recordings, but it is at least in 2003, since the instrument features explicitly on (at least) 4 CDs by Aniada A Noar. 2003: Tanzl
2007: Polka Potente
2012: Gott und die Welt
2013: Khult
Anyway, in the 2 first records mentioned above, the nose flute is almost not distinguishable, because mixed with too many instruments and flutes. But the 2 songs featuring Nasenflöten in Gott und die Welt and Khult are really pushed on foreground.
The nose flute on Stolperer (from the CD Gott und die Welt) is a bit weird because played in a very folkloric way. You can listen to it here: Stolperer
And here is a video showing Romanze, the only song in Khult played with nose flutes. But no less than 3 of them! Enjoy:
There are also 2 other versions of this song that you can watch here and here.
To read more and/or buy Aniada A Noar CDs and books: www.aniada.at
However, in 1923, in France, the nickeled version of the Oclariflute was sold 3.60 FF- and in 1924-29 the German Gebrüder Schuster catalog was selling a tin ("Weissblech") Nasenflöte for 2 RM-, and we know that those prices had not evolved a lot. So, even earlier (the Austopfon is necessarily anterior to 1922 since it appears in the Mahillon's catalog), the price of 0.50 is not realistic for a nickeled nose flute, whether the currency was French or German. 100 BF- of 1914 equal ±478 euros of 2005 100 BF- of 1920 equal ±105 euros of 2005
Austopfon,
Neo-Flute,
Here is a great water color painting by our friend Luby, ukulelist and talented illustrator! She follows a project during which she's producing a drawing per day during one year (you can follow it here). For October 5th, the subject was a cute gorilla playing the nose flute! Here she is, playing her red Bocarina™ (Aint't she sweet? Look at her over once or twice!).