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Jerry Brown – Mr. Music Man
Jer and Dave, "The", The Illusions, The Living End, The Moques, Driveways from Mrs. Clique, Brown & Shaw, Jerry Brown, Home, Jerry Brown and Beyond, Brown & Cook, The Jerry Brown Band, Andy Paul Band, Jerry Brown and the What Four, Jerry Brown and Friends JERRY BROWN MUSIC CAREER CHRONOLOGY Written by Jerry Brown from memory (God help us). For those folks from West Michigan, you might want to skip down to 1970 when I moved from the Detroit area to Kalamazoo. 1964 – Farmington Hills, Michigan Saw the Beatles on Ed Sullivan – totally inspired. Formed first musical group – "Jer and Dave". Jerry Brown – Snare Drum and homemade cymbal Dave McGrath – Stella Guitar Never performed anywhere. Christmas My Dad bought me a set of drums – Black Pearl Rogers Comments: I was totally surprised and thrilled to get the drum set. This was the beginning of total family support. 1965 Formed "The" Members: Jerry Brown – Drums John Wendling – Guitar Tom Aikens – Guitar Stuart Goldbalm – Didn't play or sing Venues: Played 1st two gigs: Knights of Columbus Hall Church Basement My brother (4 years older) set up an audition with a band of guys his age and they hired me. "The Illusions": Members: Jerry Brown – Drums Doug Knight – Bass Chuck Evens – Piano Paul Kamp – Guitar Ed Werny – Guitar Venues: North Farmington High School Battle of the Bands Farmington High School Dance (Hosted by WKNR DJ Dick Purton) Recordings: Auditioned for Motown and recorded a demo at Hitsville USA.
"The Livin End" Members: Jerry Brown – Drums and marimba Doug Night – Bass Chuck Evans – Piano Jim Simpson – Guitar Venues: FATAC Dance Downtown Farmington Michigan State Fair Battle of the Bands – The Wooly's from Lansing won the contest. Johnny Rivers and Lovin Spoonful closed the show. Recordings: Studio name unknown Recorded 2 of my original songs, "You Cease to Amaze Me", "A Bit Too Far" Christmas My Dad bought me my first guitar – Silvertone electric with cigar pick-up. Comments: 1965 was really when it all got real. I was only 13 but because I was playing with older guys who could drive, there were many gig opportunities. This is the year I also started writing music on the piano and guitar. 1966 "The Livin End" continued through the summer. May – met Leslye Bobenage, who became the love of my life. June – My brother helped me buy my first real acoustic guitar. It was a custom Gibson, Hummingbird body with a Dove neck and bridge. August – Saw the Beatles at Olympia Arena "The Moques" Members: Jerry Brown – Drums Doug Knight – Bass Jim Simpson – Guitar Gary Bartlet – Guitar Gary Zeld – Keybourds Venues: The Cavern – Northville Crowsnest – Detroit Hullabalu – Clarkston Mount Holly – Not sure what city that was. Played on the second stage outdoors. The Main stage had Bob Segar System and the Yardbirds. Northland Mump – Played in a Battle of the Bands, the Amboy Dukes won the contest. Recordings – none Comments – 1966 was a momentous year because I met Leslye, bought my Gibson (still play it every day) and saw the Beatles. The Moques wore long wigs and actually fooled most people. It was also great because there were many teen clubs where local bands could play. 1967 "Driveways from Mrs. Clique" Members: Jerry Brown – Drums Tim Mattson – Bass Gary Bartlet – Guitar Doug Knight – Lead Vocals Venues: Many of the same teen clubs as 1966. 5th Dimension – Ann Arbor Birmingham Teen Center – Birmingham. Opened for "Teagarden and Van Winkle" and "Sly and the Family Stone" "Brown and Shaw". Members: Jerry Brown – Guitar, banjo, ukelin Tim Shaw – 12 string guitar Venues: Absolute Zero – Birmingham Birmingham Teen Center Coffee House – Birmingham The Black Spot – Kalamazoo College Recordings: DXM – Farmington – Demo tape Comments: 1967 was a great year for many reasons. The Folk scene in Detroit had exploded and so there were many Coffee Houses to perform in. It was also significant because I left the drums behind and concentrated on writing music on the guitar and piano. "Brown and Shaw" played mostly original music. Later in the mid 70s Tim Shaw started his own guitar company with Pat Murphy. They produced Murphy/Shaw electric guitars that were very well respected. As far as I know, Tim is now an executive with Gibson in Nashville.
1968 "Brown and Shaw" continued playing many Coffee Houses in the Detroit Area. We also performed on Television for the 1st time on the Channel 2 Morning Show in Detroit. In the fall Tim Shaw went to Kalamazoo College and although we continued to play together for a year, I also began performing solo in all the same clubs. Wrote the music and performed it in the High School play "Dark of the Moon". Wrote "Autumn as a Child" for the High School Talent Show Recordings: General Motors Recording Studio – Detroit, Soundtrack for a Pontiac Wide track film. Ford Motor Company Studio – Dearborn, Soundtrack for Ford Corporate film. Recorded 1st album, a one off acetate called "Sweet, Sweet Harry Jones and His Shining People From Love Comes First". Engineer: Rob Clark – recorded at his house. Comments: This is the year I started playing in Kalamazoo on a pretty regular basis. 1969 More of the same, increased solo performances significantly. 1970 Moved to Kalamazoo to attend Western Michigan University. Still too young to play the bars, but did numerous concerts at WMU including a Peace Rally with 5,000 in attendance.
Recordings: Recorded 2nd acetate album called "Drifting" in my bedroom. Engineer: Roy Perlove Cover Art: Pat Boylan Photography: Dave McGrath 1971 Went to New Orleans on vacation and landed a solo gig on Bourbon Street. Venues: Andy's – New Orleans, Louisiana Josephs – Morgan City Louisiana (I got fired for my own safety because rednecks were going to kill me. My hair was quite long on they would whistle at me and call me a girl while I was playing). Recordings: Recorded a 3rd acetate one off called "Millions of Memories Day After Day" Recorded in my bedroom Engineer: Roy Perlove Comments: 1971 was the first year I totally supported myself playing music. Playing in New Orleans was a remarkable experience. The drinking age was 18 and I was 19. The Bar I played at was a folk club on Bourbon Street called Andy's. It happened to be the place many musicians would gather after their gigs to jam. Suddenly I was playing with banjo players, clarinets, trombone players, you name it. My skills as a player improved dramatically, especially the piano. Living alone, away from home in a city of strangers was also quite the education. 1972 Continued to play solo concerts in Kalamazoo then returned to New Orleans for another summer of craziness. Venues: Andy's – New Orleans, Louisiana 1973 Now 21, I could play the bars and continued to play Coffee House concerts. Venues: Gaspare's – Kalamazoo Coral Gables Rathskeller – Kalamazoo Topper's – Kalamazoo Opening Act: Pheobe Snow – WMU Comments: In the summer of 1973 I skipped New Orleans and traveled extensively around Europe. Although I didn't have any gigs there, I found it to be very inspirational. While there I wrote "Switzerland", "Seagulls in the Wind" and "This Moment is Everywhere". Later on, that trip would inspire the title song for my album, "Once Upon a Train".
1974 Bob Callner and his brother Scott were a talented folk duo in the Kalamazoo area, but Bob really wanted to form a band. He approached me and although I was very pleased with the progression of my solo career, I decided to give it a try. We recruited Bill McKinney and Rick Ducharme and "Home" was born. "Home" Members: Jerry Brown – Piano, acoustic and electric guitar, bass, flute, marimbas, harmonica, vocals Bob Callner – Acoustic and Electric guitar, piano, vocals Bill McKinney – Bass guitar, acoustic and electric guitar, piano, synthesizer, vocals Rick Ducharme – Drums, bass guitar, back-up vocals Soundman: Bill Buell Manager: Keith Heavenridge Venues: Coral Gables Rathskeller – Kalamazoo (Home's 1st gig August 4th 1974) The Old Place – Grand Rapids The Intersection – Grand Rapids Russo's – Grand Rapids The Huron Hotel – Yipsilanti Lizards – Lansing Recordings: WMUK Studio – WMU for a special feature on WMUK FM radio Engineer: Tom French Comments: In Kalamazoo I had built quite a large following as a solo act so when "Home" debuted we had an instant audience. There was no following in Grand Rapids but we thought it would be great to play there. What helped launch the band there was great support from the DJs at WLAV. I think our 1st gig there was at the Old Place, which was very close to their studios. Some of the DJs at WLAV then were Bill Evens, Patty Haze, Ed Buchannon, Arris Hampers and others. They interviewed us on the air, played tapes from "live" shows and were just terrific. Although "Home" was primary an original music band, Bob Callner was also a terrific arranger and so even the cover tunes took on the "Home" sound. Our arrangement of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" was without question our biggest crowd pleaser, and it helped us gain significant prominence in the Grand Rapids area. Covers of "Moondance" and "Low Spark of High Heeled Boys" were also favorites. 1975 "Home" continued with the same line-up through 1975. Our manager Keith Heavenridge was working very hard to get the band in front of larger crowds and was able to catch the ear of Brass Ring Productions. With their support we were able to open for several national acts all over Michigan. Venues: We continued to play all the same bars as are listed from 1974. Opening Act: Dave Mason – Wings Stadium Kalamazoo Sha Na Na – Saginaw – Detroit – Toledo The Rockets – WLAV Raft Race music festival Recordings: P.S. Studio – Chicago – Demo tape Comments: 1975 was a great year. Leslye and I were married in January and "Home" continued to build momentum. The main goal at this point was a major record deal. 1976 Bob Callner was eager to open his own recording studio and in 1976 he found a partner and built a studio on the peak of a mountain in Colorado. At the same time, the Common People had just called it quits and so we auditioned Larry Cook to replace Bob. We thought Larry was great and asked him to join. He joined but asked Bill and I to consider Common People drummer Mike Roush to join as well. Mike was very proficient at many musical styles and so we invited him to join the band and replace Rick Ducharme. The original "Home" final concert was in Kalamazoo in the street at the corner of Oak and Vine. I still feel bad to this day about letting Rick go. He was a great drummer and an even better friend. Suddenly there was a new "Home". Members: Jerry Brown – Keyboards, acoustic and electric guitar, bass, marimba, harmonica, flute, vocals. Bill McKinney – Bass, keyboards, acoustic and electric guitar, vocals. Larry Cook – Acoustic and electric guitar, bass, keyboards, violin, sax, pedal steel, vocals. Mike Roush – Drums, harmonica, vocals Soundman – Tom Barton Manager – Keith Heavenridge Venues: Danny J's – Grand Rapids (1st gig with the new line-up) Whistle Stop – Kalamazoo Lizards – Lansing Peaunut Barrel – Lansing Intersection – Grand Rapids Eastown Saloon – Grand Rapids Inn Between – Pontiac Wagon Wheel Saloon – Rochester MI Headline Concerts: Miller Auditorium – Kalamazoo Chenery Auditorium – Kalamazoo WLAV Raft Race – Grand Rapids Opening Act: Marshall Tucker – Munn Ice Arena – Lansing (I got knocked out from electrocution when my lips touched the mic) Recordings: Uncle Dirty's Studio – Sound Machine – Kalamazoo Engineer – Brice Robertson (Brice had little patience with us and backed out halfway through the project). Second Engineer – Verne Wandell Recorded and released our 1st single "Time Traveler". The flip side was "What's the Use". The single was released on our own label "Home Records" Comments: "Time Traveler" got extensive airplay and sold quite well, propelling the band to greater recognition on a state wide level. It was not enough to attract a major label contract. 1977 "Home" continued to play clubs and concerts throughout Michigan. We landed a gig in Denver that was fantastic and began to focus on recording new demos in our pursuit of a record deal. Members: Members stayed the same except for new soundman Steve "Benji" Schussman. Venues: All the same clubs as listed for 1976. Denim Broker – Denver Colorado Cannonsburg Ski Lodge – Grand Rapids Pine Knob – Won the Pontiac Press Battle of the bands Opening act: Atlanta Rhythm Section – Ferris College – Big Rapids Recordings: United Sound – Detroit – demo Engineer unknown Pampa Studio – Detroit – demo Engineer unknown Comments: Disco was beginning to kill us. Several clubs we played switched over to discos and Disco was all record companies wanted to hear. The frustrations were beginning to take a toll on the band. 1978 "Home" forged on and continued to do well. We worked on more studio demos. Tensions began to build between some band members and management. By midyear it became too much and "Home" broke up. Venues: Whatever we could find that wasn't a disco. Opening Act: Stanley Clarke – Royal Oak Theatre – Royal Oak Burton Cummings – Royal Oak Theatre – Royal Oak – "Home's" last concert Recording: Roller Mill Studios – Traverse City Producer – Fred Munch Engineer – last name Ball (as in Ball Jars) Comments: Each incarnation of "Home" only lasted 2 years. We were all proud of what we had accomplished but it was time to move on. Suddenly I was a solo performer again. 1979 "Home" got back together in the summer for a reunion at the Whistle Stop in Kalamazoo. We played 4 nights and it was a lot of fun. "Home" never performed again after that reunion. In the meantime I kept plugging on with my solo career playing clubs, concerts, TV appearances and recording demos. Record companies were telling me they might consider a contract if I could prove I could sell records. That's when I decided to take a shot at recording an album. Venues: Whistle Stop – Kalamazoo Chaps on Main – Kalamazoo Whaling Station – Kalamazoo Mountain Jack's – Grand Rapids Tippecanoe Place – South Bend Recordings: Progressive Sound – Kalamazoo Engineer – Benji Schussman Crosstown Recording – Kalamazoo Engineer – Brandon Wade Opening Act: (solo) Charlie Daniels Band – Center Stage – Canton, MI Dave Mason (his duo) – Center Stage – Canton, MI Don Maclain – Center Stage – Canton – Canton, MI Television Appearances: Channel 41 "On Location Show" Battle Creek Channel 10 "Spotlight" – Grand Rapids Channel 3 "Afternoon Weekday" – Kalamazoo Channel 8 "Buck Mathews Show" – Grand Rapids Comments: The solo thing seemed quite limiting. I needed a new band. I had formed my own record label (Criminal Records) and began recording my first album for public release. I utilized musicians who had agreed to perform "live" as a band, and Jerry Brown and Beyond was formed. Members: Jerry Brown – Guitars, piano, flute, vibes Larry Cook – Guitars, violin Mike Roush – Drums, harmonica Scott Butterfield – Bass Doug Cassens – Sax, flute Soundman – Benji Schussman
Recordings: "Once Upon a Train" Engineer – Branden Wade Crosstown Recording – Kalamazoo 1980 We finished recording "Once Upon a Train" and it was released early in the year. Jerry Brown and Beyond began performing in concerts to support the album. Thanks to Val Elliot, who helped fund the album and worked for Vinyl Vendors in Kalamazoo, the album was place in 30 record stores throughout Michigan. WLAV named it the 'Album of the week" and it received good reviews. Sales were brisk at first and then slowed down. Headline Concerts: Calvin College – Grand Rapids Kalamazoo College – Dalton Theatre Kalamazoo Opening Act: Dixie Dreggs – WIDR Kite Flight – Kalamazoo Ambrosia – Civic Auditorium – Grand Rapids Hall and Oates – Great Lakes Theatre – Grand Rapids Also in 1980 Larry Cook and I formed a duo called "Brown and Cook" to keep Larry and I alive. Venues: Mountain Jack's – Grand Rapids Whaling Station – Portage Whaling Station – Lansing Tippicanoe Place – South Bend, Indiana Mountain Jacks – Lafayette Indiana Quimby's – St. Louis, Missouri Z's – Grand Rapids Comments: The release of the album did not catch the attention of any major record labels, some more demos were necessary. 1981, 1982, 1983 "Jerry Brown and Beyond" and "Brown and Cook" continued to perform and record demos. Recordings; Several Demos at Crosstown Recording in Kalamazoo. Along with the Regular band line up, we also utilized Brian Ison – Guitar Bob Reilly – Bass Opening Act: (Solo) Leo Kotke – State Theatre – Kalamazoo Little Feat – State Theatre – Kalamazoo Comments: By 1983 the momentum began to slow down. 1984 Formed a new band, "The Jerry Brown Band" for a one time television performance at the Community Access Center in Kalamazoo. Members: Jerry Brown – Piano, Guitar Larry Cook – Guitar Mike Roush – Drums, harmonica Scott Barker – Bass Audio Engineer – Brandon Wade Director – Michael Betz Comments: In June I took my first day job at the Community Access Center in Kalamazoo. Scott Butterfield moved to New York to pursue a Jazz career. Larry Cook moved to Los Angeles to open a recording studio and audio engineering school with Fred Munch. This was the year I quit playing music for a living. 1989 Joined the "Andy Paul Band" as a side man for a summer gig at Coral Gables in Saugatuck. We became a regular act at the Bayview Gardens on Gull Lake and played there for twenty years. We still do gigs occasionally to this day. Members: Andy Paul – Guitars, lead vocal Tommy Dunn – Bass Mike Roush – Drums (10 years) Bill Furry – Drums (11 years) Jerry Brown – Guitars, keyboards, flute, marimba 1991 Formed "Jerry Brown and the What Four" for a single concert at the Discovery Theatre in Battle Creek. Members: Jerry Brown – Piano, guitar Andy Paul – Lead guitar Tom Dunn – Bass Willie Brown – Sax Mike Roush – Drums 1994, 1995 Formed a new version of "Jerry Brown and Beyond" for two more concerts at the Discovery Theatre in Battle Creek. Members: Jerry Brown – Keyboards, guitars, Flute Marimba Steve Vandenberg – Guitar Bob Reilly – Bass Mike Roush – Drums, harmonica 1997 Formed a new band "Jerry Brown and Friends" for a final concert at the Discovery Theatre in Battle Creek. Members: Jerry Brown – Grand piano Steve Vandenberg – Lead Guitar Andy Paul – Acoustic guitar Tom Dunn – Upright bass Virgil Corby – Violin Mike Roush – Drums, harmonica Cheryl Jewel – Back-up vocals Jamie Laferrier – Back-up vocals Comments: This was my last concert of original music. 2012 Today my wife Leslye and I own a video, audio, media production company, Lawrence Productions. Our studios are located in downtown Grand Rapids next to Van Andel Arena. Fred Munch is also on staff as a new media producer. Please check out our work at lpi.com. As for music, I still play the piano and guitar at home every night. I haven't written a song in 15 years, but enjoy improvising new music and playing the old songs. (Although I'm beginning to forget many of them). It was a great ride and I feel very lucky and grateful to have had so many wonderful experiences and played with some truly great musicians. "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" is the 1st incarnation of HOME featuring Jerry Brown (On a bunch of stuff) Bob Callner (Guitar) Bill McKinney (Bass) Rick Ducharme (Drums) Jerry Brown and Home – Somewhere Over the Rainbow mp3 (12:53)[audio:http://www.westmichmusichystericalsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Jerry-Brown-Somewhere-Over-the-Rainbow.mp3|titles=Jerry Brown – Somewhere Over the Rainbow]
"The End of the Road" is Jerry Brown solo on a 4 track. Jerry Brown – The End of the Road mp3 (4:03)[audio:http://www.westmichmusichystericalsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Jerry-Brown-The-End-of-the-Road.mp3|titles=Jerry Brown – The End of the Road]
Jerry Brown and Friends below:
The concert was at the Discovery Theatre in Battle Creek in 1997. This tune shows the bluesy, jazzy side of things. This was recorded during the same concert as "Chain of Life"
Jerry Brown (Piano, vocals) Steve Vandenburg (Electric guitar) Andy Paul (Acoustic guitar) Virgil Corby (Violin) Tom Dunn (Upright bass) Mike Roush (Drums, harmonica both at the same time, also back-up vocals) Cheryl Jewel (Back-up vocals) Jamie Laferier (Back-up vocals)
Jerry Brown and Friends – Time Traveler mp3 (3:37)[audio:http://www.westmichmusichystericalsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Jerry-Brown-Time-Traveler.mp3|titles=Jerry Brown – Time Traveler]
"Chain of Life" and "Nothin too Good for You" Jerry Brown – Chain of Life mp3 (5:56)[audio:http://www.westmichmusichystericalsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Jerry-Brown-Chain-of-Life.mp3|titles=Jerry Brown – Chain of Life]
Jerry Brown – Nothin to Good for You mp3 (4:31)[audio:http://www.westmichmusichystericalsociety.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Jerry-Brown-Nothin-too-Good-for-You.mp3|titles=Jerry Brown – Nothin too Good for You]
Jerry Brown and Friends – The Moon is Full Tonight mp3 (5:05)
Today, more than 40 years after HOME was formed, founding members Jerry Brown and Bill McKinney are making music together again. Although we will be playing as a duo, we have decided to call ourselves HOME again. At this point we are busy in the recording studio and hope to create some music videos of these songs in the near future. We hope this will lead to some "live" performances before the end of 2016. It feels great to be playing original music together again.
We have also created a HOME Fan Page on Facebook. We will be posting new and old music, photos, videos and performance dates on HOME Fan Page. Here is a link:
Please visit our Facebook page and let us know what you think. Please "Like" it if you like it. Then you will be notified when we post new things.
The You Tube channel has over 30 videos from concerts that Jerry Brown did in the 1980's and 1990s. All the songs are originals except the 2 versions of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow". Bob Reilly is playing on many of them.
Home – Time Traveler – Audio (3:37)
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Jerry Brown Photo Album #1 (1964-1970) Jerry Brown Photo Album – Artwork & Memorabilia Jerry Brown Photo Album – Brown & Cook Jerry Brown Photo Album – Brown & Shaw Jerry Brown Photo Album – #2 Jerry Brown Photo Album – #3 Jerry Brown – Home 1974-1976 Jerry Brown – Home 1976-1978 Jerry Brown and Beyond – 1979-1983 Jerry Brown and Beyond – 1990's Jerry Brown Solo – 1979-1990 Jerry Brown and Friends
More on Jerry Brown: Jerry Brown Jerry Brown & Beyond Jerry Brown – Home


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Well more so on her overexposure. People have been suggesting that being too out there may actually hamper your success. Now, that having been said, Beyoncé Knowles, the QUEEN of overexposure decided that having Bidet and Bidet Unflushed wasn't enough saturation, she decided to just release a two-disc album I Am… Insane. Don't get me wrong, I love I Am… Sasha Fierce. I think it's her best album to date.
However, when she releases two singles within a week of each other, I have to draw the line and say hold up, slow down girlfriend!
She wants to be THE entertainer. I am sure she goes home, looks at billboard and spits every time she sees Rihanna at number one, and that's a lot of spitting to do, but I digress. So when I Am… In Need of a Sanitarium was released, she had out If I Were A Boy and Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) which I have parodied on my myspace :).
At any rate, both did exceptionally well on the Billboard Hot 100 and of course her album debuted at number one. However, the steam is now letting up and she has out two MORE singles, Halo (one of my favourite songs on the album)
and Diva (a female version of A Milli by Lil' Wayne).
Both great songs, but… too much of a good thing is still TOO MUCH! After going through the Hot 100 and seeing that both songs had peaked, Diva at number 20 and Halo at 44 and were on their way down, I snickered and said HA! That never happened to her arch nemesis RiRi. She must have wiped her ASS with that when she saw her singles slipping further below Rihanna's singles from last year 😀
Long story short, B, take my advice. Before you release the last 8 singles you have planned before summer, hold off until at least the middle of April before bringing out a new single. Promote Diva in high end areas and Halo in the sweet heart states.


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Who ever came up with a flax egg is a freaking genius! Egg substitute?! Yes, please. I mean, this person should get an award for such a freaking brilliant and ingenious idea. I love a good egg substitute for cooking and baking. Don't get wrong, I'm not an egg hater. No, no. I love me some eggs. I love eggs fried, scrambled, baked, sunny side up, over-easy/medium/hard, hard-boiled, raw, pickled, poached, deviled, as a quiche, strata, fritata, a meringue, a souffle, a custard, in a dressing, and I'm sure there is many more ways to cook an egg. But you get the point. Eggs are egg-cellent. Heehee, get it?? Egg-cellent, instead of excellent. Nevermind.
Unfortunately, as I get older, my body has become less efficient at protecting me from things like high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, and many other ailments. High cholesterol, high blood pressure, and diabetes has already been encoded into my genetic makeup. So it's not like I can run and hide. And actually, I did have a bit of a scare when I was in my late 20's and learned that I was on the verge of developing high cholesterol. I did have a total cholesterol of 215 mg/dL (the Adult Treatment Panel III guidelines state an ideal total cholesterol level of <200 mg/dL), but my LDL-C (aka, bad cholesterol) was low, my HDL-C (aka good cholesterol) was high, and my triglycerides were also low. So my nurse practitioner wasn't too concerned. I was given a prescription for a "lifestyle modification" and a cholesterol panel recheck in 6 months. I left the doctor's office feeling somewhat defeated, but it was also the best wake-up call for me. I started getting into cycling, and modified my diet by eating out less, cooking and eating less butter/fried foods/eggs (the latter was a huge part of my daily diet). Six months later, my cholesterol panel was flawless. I realized that implementing some of the littlest changes resulted in the most positive impact health-wise.
Whole Wheat Vegan Crepes
1 cup whole wheat flour
1/8 teaspoon salt
1 flax egg (1 tablespoon ground flaxseed + 3 tablespoons water)
1/2 cup water
1 1/2 cups unsweetened, almond milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract (for sweet crepes)
1.5 tablespoons agave syrup (for sweet crepes)
In a small bowl, combine the flaxseed and water, and mix. Add the almond milk to the flax egg, and whisk together. In a large mixing bowl, combine the flour and salt, and then add the flax egg mixture. Whisk until all the ingredients have combined, resulting in a smooth and runny texture. Let the mixture sit for about 20 to 30 minutes.
Heat a nonstick 8″ pan over medium-high heat. Coat pan with nonstick spray. Pour 1/4 cup of batter into the center of the pan and swirl to spread evenly. Cook the crepe for about 2 minutes, until the bottom is light brown. Loosen with a spatula, turn and cook the other side. Cook for another 2 minutes and remove to the cutting board. Lay them out flat so they can cool. Continue until all batter is gone. After they have cooled you can stack them and store in sealable plastic bags in the refrigerator for several days or in the freezer for up to two months. When using frozen crepes, thaw on a rack before gently peeling apart.
We served these with our favorite praline butter from Le Pain Quotidien, sliced bananas, and pistachios. Yum.
Makes 8 crepes.
Calories per crepe: 75


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The intent of target date strategies is to provide investors with fully-diversified portfolios that evolve appropriately as investors age. Target date funds have enjoyed enormous growth over recent years, not least because the Pension Protection Act of 2006 allows employers to direct retirement plan participants into these funds as the default investment option. Consultancy Casey Quirk projects that target date funds will hold almost half of all assets in 401(k) plans by 2020.
Target Date Folios are an alternative to traditional target date funds, launched on the Folio Investing platform in December of 2007. These portfolios now have more than five years of performance history. Prior to the design of the Folios, a detailed analysis of target date funds suggested that they could be considerably improved. The Folios were designed to provide investors with an enhanced target date solution. In this article, I will discuss the design and performance of the Folios and target date mutual funds over this tumultuous period. The risk and return characteristics of these funds and Folios provides insight into the effectiveness of different approaches to portfolio design and diversification. Continue reading


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6 Low-Priced Stocks With Upside
$10 could buy you lunch -- or a share of these stocks.
If you're looking to invest but don't have thousands to pour into the market, low-priced stocks have a visceral appeal. Although stocks that sell for less than $10 a share are often risky bets, they let you buy a 100-share stake for $1,000 or less. If the gamble pays off, particularly with a turnaround story or an untested biotech stock, you could double your money in a relatively short period. On the other hand, if things don't work out, your risk is limited to the $1,000 you put up -- and that's not going to break you, even if you're not a high roller.
Want to take a chance? Here are six low-priced stocks with potential. (All prices are as of the December 14 close.)
Amicus Therapeutics
52-Week High: $7.2952-Week Low: $2.96Annual Revenue: $21.4 millionMarket Capitalization: $289.8 millionEst. Earnings Per Share (2012, 2013): $-1.26, -$1.72
Amicus (symbol FOLD) is a tiny Cranbury, N.J., biotechnology company that focuses on orphan diseases -- those with too few diagnosed cases to attract biotechnology giants. At the moment, the company is in the final stages of the Food and Drug Administration approval process to treat a disease called Fabry, which has just 5,000 diagnosed cases worldwide, says Ritu Baral, an analyst with Canaccord Genuity. Fabry is an enzyme disorder that causes sugar to build up in a body and is manifested in a variety of kidney, nerve and gastrointestinal problems. The company's drug aims to treat Fabry with enzyme "chaperones" -- essentially chemical parents that guide their delinquent charges down the right path. Because Fabry symptoms can be so varied, Baral thinks the disease may be under-diagnosed. But with so few known cases, the drug is unlikely to make Amicus rich.
That said, if the drug wins FDA approval, the company's process, which pairs chemical chaperones with dysfunctional enzymes to make them work better within the cell, could prove a watershed. Baral predicts positive results based on her assessment of the drug's earlier-stage clinical trials. She's also impressed by Amicus's management, led by John Crowley, a former executive at Bristol-Myers Squibb who founded his own biotechnology company after two of his children were diagnosed with Pompe disease, a rare but often fatal neuromuscular disorder. If the FDA gives Amicus the nod, Baral thinks Amicus shares, now $5.86, will trade for $11 within a year.
Anacor Pharmaceuticals
52-Week High: $7.5552-Week Low: $4.50Annual Revenue: $2.5 millionMarket Capitalization: $178.5 millionEst. Earnings Per Share (2012, 2013): -$1.76, -$1.65
Anacor Pharmaceuticals (symbol ANAC) is also on the verge of a make-or-break FDA approval. The Palo Alto, Cal., company has been working on a topical cure for toenail fungus -- a problem that affects millions of Americans. Although other drugs can treat the fungus, the most effective are ingested medicines that have significant side effects, Baral says. Anacor's treatment, which would be applied directly to the toenail, appears to be just slightly less effective than the ingested drugs but with far fewer side effects. If the drug performs as expected, FDA approval could come as early as January. If the drug ultimately proves able to cure just 25% of toenail fungus cases -- the low end of Baral's estimated range -- she thinks Anacor could nab 20% of a market that's at least $1 billion a year.
Anacor is likely to continue to lose money for years. Still, Baral thinks the stock could rise from its current $4.96 to $9 within a year.
Erickson Air-Crane
52-Week High: $8.5052-Week Low: $5.35Annual Revenue: $172.5 millionMarket Capitalization: $77.8 millionEst. Earnings Per Share (2012, 2013): $1.97, $1.62
Erickson Air-Crane (symbol EAC) builds helicopters capable of lifting up to 20,000 pounds per load. The Portland, Ore., company initially designed the aircraft for logging but now uses them for heavy-construction projects and firefighting. Erickson, which also sells and services aircraft, had a banner 2012, partly because of an unusually rough fire season that fueled a 42% rise in its firefighting revenue. D.A. Davidson analyst J.B. Groh expects firefighting revenue to drop into more normal territory in 2013, which could cause earnings to fall 10%. But the stock, at $8.01, sells for just 5 times projected 2013 earnings of $1.62 per share. Groh thinks the stock will be worth $10 within a year. With a market capitalization of only $78 million, Erickson is the smallest company on our list.
52-Week High: $10.1852-Week Low: $7.45Annual Revenue: $749.3 millionMarket Capitalization: $1.25 billionEst. Earnings Per Share (2012, 2013): $0.57, $0.60
Shrinking semiconductors create the need for super-cleanliness because a single speck of dust can destroy a chip. Entegris (symbol ENTG) , the largest company on our list, with a market cap of $1.25 billion, offers contamination control, shipping and storage. Softness in the semiconductor business made 2012 a rough year—and the chip sector may face headwinds for a while. But analysts expect the Billerica, Mass., company's earnings to edge up in 2013, and D.A. Davidson analyst Avinash Kant thinks all the negative sentiment is already priced into the stock. At $9.09, the shares trade at 15 times estimated 2013 earnings of $0.60 per share. Kant thinks the stock will sell for $11 within the next 12 to 18 months.
52-Week High: $12.2452-Week Low: $6.25Annual Revenue: $0Market Capitalization: $162.0 millionEst. Earnings Per Share (2012, 2013): -$1.67, -$1.66
Like many early-stage biotech companies, Verastem (symbol VSTM) is not yet profitable. But UBS analyst Matthew Roden thinks the Cambridge, Mass., company has a formula likely to prove pivotal in the fight against cancer. Its treatment aims to solve the biggest problem with traditional chemotherapy, which kills healthy cells along with the malignant ones, making patients sicker and less able to tolerate multiple rounds of treatment. Verastem aims to isolate cancer stem cells -- the bad actors that spread mutated cells throughout the body -- and kill those cells without harming healthy cells in the process. The company's drugs are still untested and could take more than a year to develop. But Roden believes Verastem's scientists have the talent to develop a drug that's effective enough (and, of course, safe enough) to win FDA approval. He thinks the stock, now $7.59, could hit $20 within two years.
Wet Seal
52-Week High: $3.7352-Week Low: $2.42Annual Revenue: $620.1 millionMarket Capitalization: $246.4 millionEarnings Per Share (actual 2012, est. 2013): -$0.19, $0.02
Wet Seal (symbol WTSLA) is a turnaround story. The retailer of women's clothing is slowly recovering from a disastrous decision to hire a new CEO, Susan McGalla, two years ago. McGalla, previously president and chief merchandizing officer for American Eagle Outfitters, decided to take Wet Seal upscale. But the company historically sold inexpensive copies of the latest hot fashions, and McGalla's move alienated Wet Seal's core customer base, primarily Hispanic and African-American teen girls, who abandoned the stores in droves. After nearly a year of declining sales, Wet Seal dumped McGalla, but not before a disgruntled investment group made a bid to oust the board of directors. Now the Foothill Ranch, Cal., company has four of the dissidents on its board and is slowly attempting to regain its customer base. "There's been a lot going on," says Eric Beder, an analyst at Brean Capital. "But it's a classic turnaround story. This will be a great stock if the company can win its customers back."
Wet Seal still faces major challenges, but Beder thinks the company is making progress and will return to profitability in the fiscal year that ends in January 2014. He believes the stock, now $2.76, will reach $4 within a year.
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Last day of March, opening day is inching closer. The Cubs face off against a familiar foe this afternoon, Albert Pujols, he is in the lineup and batting third. should be a good test for Maholm today, the game is at 3:05 PM Central, and is on Comcast Sports Net today.
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Nineteen graduating seniors were inducted into the Wabash College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa on Saturday afternoon during Commencement Weekend.
See a photo album from the event here.
Phi Beta Kappa is the nation's oldest academic honor society. Founded in 1776, Phi Beta Kappa's motto is "Love of learning is the guide of life." Only 10 percent of all colleges and universities have Phi Beta Kappa chapters and only 10 percent of graduates of arts and science programs at those distinguished institutions are selected for membership in Phi Beta Kappa.
Senior inductees include Adam Auter (Granger, IN), Alex Avtgis (Munster, IN), David Birrer (Indianapolis), Adam Brasich (Fort Wayne, IN), Kenneth Coggins (Tulsa, OK), Austin Flynn, Redkey, IN), Jacob German (Crawfordsville, IN), Filip Lempa (Bytom, Poland), Nathan Line (Crawfordsville, IN), Lucian Lupinski (Zionsville, IN), Chris McCauley (Richland Hills, TX), Michael Nossett (Brownsburg, IN), Mike Purol (Indianapolis, IN), Luke Robbins (Indianapolis, IN), Bogdan-Gabriel Stancu (Bucharest, Romania), Brandon Tritle (Valparaiso, IN), Will Weber (Leo, IN), Chadwick Woods (Greenfield, IN).
Each year, exceptional members of the junior class are also inducted. This year's junior inductees into Phi Beta Kappa are Robert Cassady (South Bend, IN) and Zachary Rohrbach (Indianapolis, IN).
Membership in Phi Beta Kappa shows commitment to the liberal arts and sciences, and to freedom of inquiry and expression — and it provides a competitive edge in the marketplace. Potential employers regularly contact the national office of Phi Beta Kappa to confirm the membership of job seekers who have listed Phi Beta Kappa among their credentials.


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The Spanish User Support Operations Centre
To facilitate and coordinate access to the European facilities on the International Space Station, especially to the Columbus Laboratory, ESA has created User Support Operations Centres (USOCs) in several European countries. The USOCs act as a link between the user community (the scientists) and ISS.
USOCs help users during the pre-flight operations, as well as after the launch. During the pre-launch phase, for instance, the USOCs are concerned with activities such as ground model operations, experiment procedure development, payload and experiment optimisation and calibration. They also provide support for crew training activities.
During in-orbit operations, if needed, the USOCs allow for interaction between the scientists and the astronaut performing the experiment. The USOCs also receive facility and experiment data; they can even operate the experiments directly with the support of the Columbus Control Centre located in Oberpfaffenhofen, near to Munich, Germany.
The Spanish USOC, which is located in Madrid, will be open throughout the Cervantes Mission. The Centre, operated by the Instituto Universitario "Ignacio da Riva", is temporarily based at the Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingenieros Aeronáuticos (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid). It is equipped with all the facilities needed to establish a 'live link' with the Russian and American segments of ISS.
"Only rarely do astronauts need to talk with the scientists during the mission", explains Spanish USOC director José Manuel Perales. "For the Cervantes Mission everything has been prepared. The scientists have had two training sessions with Pedro Duque, so we will only talk to him if something doesn't work as planned"
ESA has provided the USOC with specialised communication equipment should contact need to be made. To get from the Spanish USOC to ISS the signal will first go to the European Space Operations Centre (ESOC), in Darmstadt, Germany. Next, the signal will pass to the American Mission Control Centre in Houston, United States, or to the Mission Control Centre in Moscow, Russia; from there it will be sent to either the American or the Russian segment of the Station (most of the experiments in the Cervantes Mission will be performed in the Russian segment).
The main decisions regarding the mission and its coordination, however, will be taken from the EPOC (Erasmus Payload Operations Centre), located in the Erasmus User Centre at ESA's research and technology centre (ESTEC) in Noordwijk, the Netherlands.
Since there is no way to distinguish between day and night on board ISS - because of the continuous orbits made around Earth, there are 16 days and 16 nights every 24 hours -, the astronauts' schedule is based on a convention. For the Cervantes Mission the astronauts' day will start at 05:00 GMT and end at 20:30 GMT. Activity at the USOCs and the other ground facilities will start one hour before the crew gets up. All the Principal Investigators are informed about the day and time allocated to their experiment; this is when they will have to be present at the USOCs in case the astronaut needs them.
During the Cervantes Mission, the Spanish Principal Investigators will be present at the Spanish USOC.


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My Radio Station – Your Sports Station – Our City Radio
So, I have eluded to this a few times on social networking, but wanted to make it official. I'm getting into the radio business! The project is an all Kansas City Sports Station through a service called Our City Radio…. (READ MORE)


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What is it with fucking cycling? Its become all popular and trendy to cycle these days, when I was a kid I always found the idea of grown ups on bikes rather silly, except when my dad cycled to the pub of an evening of course.
Now I'm one, puffing my sweating red face through the streets of London, putting my life in genuine danger, much more so than riding the fucking wheels off my black bitch, and deliberately hurting myself. Cycling is ridiculous, sort of thing one expects in the third world from Johnny Foreigner but over here we have cars and motorcycles, vans, lorries and Foxtons cunt-mobiles, so why do it?
I cycle for one reason alone -and its arguable I'm actually benefiting in this respect either after all, London isn't well versed in clean air. I do it to keep my toe dipped in the water of life, to stop my trembling gut from spilling over on to my flys, to prevent my legs from looking like old man Steptoe getting out of a tin bath in the yard.
Obviously the environment is benefiting by my vanity but I'm hardly Mr. Carbon Footprint in the first place. Being a chap who likes to have a jolly good night out and still maintaining the bare bones of responsibility, getting fucked out of your barnet and operating heavy machinery have never been bedfellows. I use The Tube more than my black bitch purely because of drinking and I cycle because I don't want to look like the BBC's John Sargeant… Is Piqued saying that drinking and vanity are good for the planet? If we were all just that little bit more pissed, we'd be forced onto public transport or the pavements? Perhaps a bit more self-obsessed we'd get on our pushbikes and ride? I fucking is saying that, yeah. Vote for me *burp* then look at my legs.
I had a nice if not mildly obsessive night in last night. I ate sausages in mash with fart generating sprouts and popped a few cans of Carlsberg into my face. There was an excellent documentary on photography on BBC4 and I took a long fat bath with Radio 4 steaming gently in the background like a freshly boiled egg.
In recent weeks I've been sporting an immature beard, I was rather pleased with its progress and decided to make some minor alterations after getting out of the bath. Within 15 minutes the sink looked like Prince and most of the fucking thing was off my face, I was rather annoyed by this and was forced to make amends by having another can of beer. I then remembered the fucking clocks change over the weekend plunging us into permanent darkness for 5 cunting months. So I had another.
Busy weekend again, I'll spill the 57 Varieties on Monday. I'll be in a dreadful mood, I hate it when the clocks change, I really do. In the meantime it's the Friday list a hilarious encounter with humanity at its most raw and uncensored followed by a double bill of choons 4 u. Nice weekends all, rubber up yeah. Don't forget the fucking clocks change by the way.
(Actually, there is some really nasty stuff in this list. Sincerely, if you're one of those people looking for kiddie stuff, do us all a favour, slash up your knackers and die)
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Situated just 25 miles from London, Woking was originally a village located at what is now Old Woking. In 1838, The Basingstoke Canal and the railway opened up links to London and the area's population soared.
A large part of the town reflects the Victorian expansion of that time, but new developments of shops, offices and apartments have greatly enhanced the area.
The Peacock, the town's modern shopping centre, has everything any self-respecting retail guru requires, and there are numerous bars and restaurants around the Chertsey Road area. For entertainment, head to The Ambassador Cinemas and New Victoria Theatre.
The area benefits from a selection of good primary and secondary schools, both independent and state, and Woking College provides further education options for the over 16s.
Property in Woking differs from area to area, but a wide range of house styles and living accommodation is always on the market, from flats and terraces to detached and semi-detached new build family developments.
The town is home to the McLaren Group, which comprises McLaren Racing and McLaren automation, builders of the Formula One racing cars driven by champions Jensen Button and Lewis Hamilton.
A large infrastructure and improvement programme is ongoing, with many developments in the pipeline.
Woking is linked directly to the capital via a mainline rail service to London Waterloo, and there are fast, regular services to the South and South West. Trains depart for the capital at least every 10 minutes throughout the day, and the journey takes just half an hour.
Lying approximately mid-way between Heathrow and Gatwick airports, Woking is served by a direct coach link to Heathrow. The town centre is within a 10-minute drive of the M25, M3 and A3.
This town has much to offer as a place to live, work and play, and its location near to London is undeniably an added attraction.
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A day after India drew a Test match at Dominica against the West Indies, I still feel a sense of unease. Yes, a series win is a series win is a series win. However, I feel the same sense of disquiet and deflation that I felt after that 2007 drawn Test at The Oval against England.
A few days back, when writing on Sachin Tendulkar in the context of the clutch debate, I wrote that I was not in favour of clutch being applied to an individual in a team sport. However, I am a fan of "clutch" for a team. A great team has to cease these moments. India failed her clutch moment at The Oval in 2007. In my view, the team completely by-passed a clutch moment again at Dominica.
And that saddens me.
This team has been brilliant. Of that I have no doubt. I have sung the teams' praises and paeans, just as anyone else has. I have been a vociferous supporter of this team. I am fan of this team. I have endured this teams' vulnerabilities. I have tolerated her failures with poise. I have celebrated her recent successes with grace and dignity. I have been one-eyed about her failures. I have often been blind to her faults.
In that period, I have been a vociferous supporter of the principle that Team India Fans should learn to put up with the teams' faults; that fans have to learn to be patient; that fans have to give the team rope.
But there comes a point in a team's journey when the fan senses a clutch moment and wills the team to take that leap: A leap from being just ordinary, to being good, to becoming great. The point here is that India's best victories have been back-to-the-wall victories. The Oval and Dominica presented the team with an opportunity to seize the moment, to make a difficult choice and become the enforcer at that point in time when opponents are sizing each other up. In my book, Team India was, instead, tentative. India opted for the soft option and did not become the enforcer. Great teams dictate the pace. And clutch moments like these become a habit. Just ask Rod MacQueen, former coach of the Wallabies and one of the most inspirational motivational speakers I have heard in my time. More on that later.
There has been much written about the Dominica result already by Andy Zaltzman, Samir Chopra, The Cricket Couch, A Cricketing View, et al. Team India coach, Duncan Fletcher has defended the draw offer too.
There are valid arguments in all of these pieces. All of these arguments are acceptable and accepted… I do have a bone to pick with the way Kartikeya Date makes the point in his conclusion, but to focus on chips and shoulders, would be to miss the forests from the trees.
Let us just accept that all of these points are valid and move on.
As Subhash Jayaraman says in his piece, this draw-offer has dominated social networking sites and online fora. He records that Twitter users have used labels and phrases like "Gutless", "Wimps", "Running with their tail between their legs" and such to describe the team. He continues that, "It is wildly inaccurate and highly melodramatic." He also points to the melodrama of a Cricinfo commentary response that called the Dominica result "A black day for cricket".
I will be the first to admit that I was also a tad melodramatic in the manner in which I expressed my initial disappointments online. I take that flush on my chin.
I will also post two Tweets that I posted just minutes before the draw decision was offered:
The more I see Rahul Dravid bat, the less I like the thought of him hanging up his boots/bat although it is, I know, inevitable.
This line will be eaten up for breakfast by VVS… #RememberKolkata (in response to Bishoo's negative line)
There are people who are comfortable with the draw offer and argue their point vociferously. I admire them. I accept their points.
I am, however, not comfortable with the draw-offer. For me, a great team would have seized that moment. For me, greatness calls for the team to undertake such flights. And these aren't flights of fantasy.
The chase was difficult. If it were easy, you and I would have been playing the game! We were not and we are not. Bishoo was bowling a defensive line. If he was bowling trash, you and I would have smashed him for fours! We were not playing. And Bishoo was not obliged to bowl an attacking line either!
For the record, I do not buy the ODI/T20 line of argument either that suggests "a run-rate of 4.5 runs-per-over is easy in a T20 game, so why not in a Test match?". Those calculations matter diddly-squat in a Test match.
My line of argument is actually quite simple. I am happy for it to be called simplistic too!
Of the three results that were possible, a draw was the most probable result. I accept that. In my view, although an Indian loss was (remotely) probable, an India win was, it could be argued, more probable! And to support this argument, just take a look at the Windies' bowling: If the West Indies thought they could win, why was Bishoo bowling a leg-stump line?
I readily accept all the arguments that have been mounted in favour of Dhoni offering a draw. However, I have no no idea why he would not go for a win, however minimal the chances of success.
A good team will take a 1-0 result. A great team ought to strain every sinew and aim for a victory with the tenacity of a pit bull terrier. I have aspirations for this team to take that journey and be a great team. Like Samir Chopra I will this team to "respond to [new] challenges".
If India had lost 3 wickets in 5 overs in the process of going for a win, do we really think that the West Indies could bowl this Indian team out and claim victory (in, say, 10 overs)? Remember that on the same pitch, Fidel Edwards had batted for a little over 2 and a half hours with almost no sign of discomfort!
And finally, the fans… They had turned up in large numbers, for the first time in this series. Did the draw decision leave them short-changed? Yes. Are both captains to blame? Yes. Were the captains playing within the rules of the game? Yes, they were. But that is not my point. The fans had come to see an exciting finish. The team that was more in control will have offered the draw (assumption here). The team that had most to gain from the escape of a draw acepted it.
The team faced a clutch moment. The team did not cease it. I am disappointed. Perhaps India wasn't 'ready' at the Oval in 2007. As @sidvee put it in a Twitter conversation I had with him as the draw action unfolded: "Dravid had the weight of history to contend with in '07…[ed.]" Here in Dominica we did not seize it either!
That said, I agree with Subash Jayaraman's conclusion. He says:
"As fans, we often tend to think we know and understand things a lot better than the athletes playing the sport. It is quite easy to get in to that vortex and start questioning the character and testicular fortitude of players who had sacrificed a whole lot and surpass tremendous competition to get to where they are. I am not insinuating that the fans shouldn't question the actions of their teams but to fundamentally doubt the players' characters that have brought us wins, trophies and covered us in vicarious glory, is a little extreme. It would help us, and the team as well, if we can stay away from such "outrage" bandwagon."
This is remarkably well constructed and put across in a seriously acceptable and emotional manner. It comes across as an honest and fervent plea, even to one who is still upset that the team stumbled at the altar of greatness. I accept the sentiments totally.
But then, this is the essential dilemma, for team and her fans. As John Eales, one of Australia's greatest ever Rugby Union captains, says in his column:
Sporting teams and sporting cultures also fulfil one of the most basic of human needs – the longing to belong. Sporting clubs have some of the strongest brands in the world – fans want to be a part of the "team". Think Manchester United, the Chicago Bulls, the All Blacks, or even the Sydney Swans. They provide an emotional connection between the people and the sport and supporters go to extreme lengths for their clubs.
Yes there was hysteria. But perhaps the Team India fan has evolved! Today's Team India fan wants more from his/her team. The fan has evolved. It is not merely enough for India to rock up on the park and make up the numbers! That India will. The fan knows that. It is not merely enough that India puts up a good show. Her fans know that India will do that. That is a given! It is not merely enough for India to make it a good fight. Team India fans know now that that will happen. Good teams do that. And Team India fans know that the team is good.
The fan has evolved today. The bar has been set higher. The fan now wants India to play forceful cricket, attractive cricket, dominating cricket. This requires the evolution of a killer instinct that Steve Waugh's team had. This requires the embracing of clutch moments like the one presented at Dominica.
There are points in time in every teams' journey, where it stumbles. If we ignore the initial hysteria of the stone-throwers and the admirable tenacity of those who defend the team, there is a lesson there for everyone. And I take this from Rod MacQueen, one of the greatest Rugby coaches Australia has ever had (and coach of John Eales' team): "The very essence of success is facing up to mistakes. If you cover up failure with excuses and secrecy, you'll never succeed because you are not facing reality. The teams you see continually coming up with excuses are those same ones that don't go on to achieve."
I am a fan. I just want my team to achieve. And in my view, not trying hard enough to achieve yesterday at Dominica was a mistake that must offer a new learning for all of us as we undertake this important journey along with our impressive team.
— Mohan
Update: Dileep Premachandran completed his wrap of the West Indies series for The Guardian after the above post was written. Like many others, he has asked Keyboard Warriors (like me) to get a grip!


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- Date: 06/15/2019 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM
- Location: Farmers Market Pavilion
609 S. Oakes St.
San Angelo, Texas 76903
The Concho Valley Farmers Market's thrice-weekly produce sales begin at 7 a.m. Saturday, May 11, with a spread of hardy winter vegetables.
The vendors, who come from a 75-mile radius around San Angelo, will be selling locally grown seasonal fruits, vegetables and plants from 7 a.m. until they sell out (typically by noon) each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday thereafter. The farmers market gathers under the pavilion at 609 S. Oakes St. across from Fort Concho.
Initially the selection will include greens (including spinach, lettuces and collards), green and purple onions, beets, carrots, asparagus, radishes, Swiss chards (a type of beet), zucchini and squash, along with indoor and outdoor plants, pecans, goat cheese, farm-fresh eggs, coffee, and fresh herbs such as basil, thyme, cilantro, parsley and rosemary.
The farmers market typically charges customers $1 for a bundle or a bowl of produce.
Interested farmers can join the market for $15 or $20, which allows them to set up a stand for $5 or $10 at each sale.
The market will hold its sales until the first fall freeze. A grand opening sale and celebration will be scheduled in the coming weeks.
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John Paul Gimble was born on May 30, 1926, in Tyler, TX. At the age of 12, he played in a band with his four brothers, and in the early '30s formed the Rose City Swingsters with brothers Gene and Jerry. The band played on local radio, but Gimble soon moved to Louisiana to play with Jimmie Davis. In the late '40s he joined Wills, playing fiddle and electric mandolin with the Texas Playboys. From 1951-1953, Gimble led his own group, which played as house band at Wills' club. He then returned to the Playboys, but the decline of Western swing in the late '50s and early '60s forced him out of the business.
Gimble worked as a barber and a hospital worker during the '60s, but returned to record with Wills in 1969. The experience primed him for heavy session work during the early '70s, including Merle Haggard's 1970 Wills tribute album and Wills' final appearance on LP, For the Last Time (1974). That same year, he recorded the first of his many solo albums, Fiddlin' Around.
Gimble gained the first of his five Best Instrumentalist and eight Best Fiddle Player awards in the late '70s, and performed with Willie Nelson's touring band from 1979-1981. Gimble finally hit the charts in 1983 with his Texas swing group and the added attraction of Ray Price on vocals. The single One Fiddle, Two Fiddle was taken from the Clint Eastwood film #Honkytonk Man, and it reached number 70. The B-side, Wills' famous standard San Antonio Rose, also charted. The sideman credits also continued to add up, and in 1993, Gimble was nominated for a Grammy award in the Best Country Instrumental Performance category, for his work on Mark O'Connor's fiddler tribute album, Heroes. Also, Gimble is often seen playing on #Austin City Limits and Garrison Keillor's TV programs. ~ John Bush, Rovi


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Newfield Village Library, located at the town office building at 637 Water Street, is holding a raffle.
The prizes in the raffle, which fill up a laundry basket, are a $25 gift certificate to Hannaford Supermarket, a lint roller, a 2013 calendar, flashlights, popcorn, a candle, a puzzle, bird seed bells, a plate of cookies, mugs and cocoa mix, an ice scraper, Blistex lip balm, turtle chocolates, a hand warmer, a fleece blanket throw, skin moisturizer, and a Stonewall Kitchen blueberry cheese fall mix. Everyone is welcome to stop by the library, to take a look, during library hours.
According to Librarian Cheryl Cause, the raffle drawing will be held at the library on Saturday, Dec. 8, at noon. Raffle tickets are $1 each, or 6 for $5 or 12 for $10; they may be purchased from Cause at the library during regular library hours or from Thelma Connell by calling her at 793-2128.
The regular hours for the library are 9 to 11:45 a.m. and 1 to 4:45 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays; 6 to 7:45 p.m. on Tuesday evenings; and noon to 4:45 p.m. on Wednesdays. The library will also be open on Saturday, Dec. 1, from 9 to 11:45 a.m.
Newfield will hold its annual Tree Lighting Ceremony at Willowbrook Village at 70 Elm Street in Newfield on Friday, Dec. 7. The lighting will start at 7 p.m. and will be held at the bandstand with caroling; refreshments will be served afterward at the Newfield Historical Society headquarters at 64 Elm Street. Everyone is welcome to attend.
The Newfield Historical Society will have its annual Christmas Party on the following evening, Dec. 8, at the headquarters at 64 Elm Street, starting at 6 p.m. A finger food buffet and a Yankee gift swap is planned.
In case of snow, the party will be held the following Saturday evening, Dec. 15, at the same time and place.
The Newfield Planning Board will hold a Public Input Meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m. at the West Newfield Town Hall at 23 South Effingham Road. The meeting is being held to discuss the Community Character Section of the Comprehensive Plan for the town. All Newfield residents are welcome to attend to give their input on the overall Comprehensive Plan for the town and to join a subcommittee.
The board's regularly scheduled meeting will be held afterward at 8 p.m.
The Comprehensive Planning Board and the Newfield Planning Board meet on the first Wednesday of every month.
Donations to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey and New York may be dropped off at Thelma Connell's house at 357 Bridge Street or the Newfield Methodist Church at 639 Water Street.
Anyone not able to drop off their donation may call Thelma at 793-2128 or me at 793-8760. We will be making a trip to the Springvale Aubuchon Hardware Store to make the donations, as soon as we have a full load.
■ The RSU 57 Finance Committee will meet on Wednesday, Nov. 28, at the Central Office at 86 West Road in Waterboro at 6 p.m.
■ The RSU 57 School board of directors also will meet on Wednesday, Nov. 28, at the Alfred Elementary School at 21 Sanford Road at 7 p.m.
The Newfield Lunch Bunch will be going to Bonanza at 1285 Main Street in Sanford on Wednesday, Dec. 5. They will meet there between 11 and 11:15 a.m.
For more information or a ride, please call Thelma at 793-2128.
■ Seniors will not meet for a social this week, due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
■ Newfield firefighters will have a work session on Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the Public Safety Building at 85 Water Street at 7 p.m.
■ Newfield selectmen will have hold weekly meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the Town Office at 637 Water Street at 7 p.m.
■ Tea Time will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 28, at the Newfield Village Library at 637 Water Street at 3 p.m.
West Newfield Congregational Church, located at 1078 Maplewood Road, has Sunday services at 9 a.m.
Newfield Methodist Church at 639 Water Street holds Sunday services at 10:30 a.m.
The Community of Faith and Fellowship has services at 5 p.m. on Sunday at the Newfield Methodist Church at 639 Water Street.
The following Newfield residents have birthdays in November.
Nov. 2: Andre Morin.
Nov. 3: Julian Smith
Nov. 5: Jan Flyzik
Nov. 9: Taylor Bruhl
Nov. 11: Agnes Winn and Ken Colwell
Nov. 13: Ryan Illig
Nov. 18: Andrew Daily and Phillip Libby, Jr.
Nov. 24: Tim Bruhl
Special birthday wishes go out to Harriet Gerry and Catherine Carlton, who both turned 95 on Nov. 21 and 23, respectively.
Also, Hampton and Thelma Connell will celebrate their wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving.
Ahhh, Thanksgiving. It's finally here. The turkey and stuffing and all the other homemade family recipes all make my mouth water. Thanksgiving is undoubtedly my favorite holiday. But while we wait for that delicious feast, we need to have a good breakfast to take the edge off our hunger. So, I have found a nice little coffee cake recipe that can be baked the night before and served for breakfast or brunch, while we wait for the "feast of the year." The recipe comes from "Baking with Love."
Chocolate Chip Cereal Coffee Cake
1 1/3 cups all-purpose flour
3/4 cup buttermilk
1/4 cup honey
1/4 cup vegetable oil
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon vanilla
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 egg
1 cup 100% natural granola
1 -6 ounce package semisweet chocolate chips
1/2 cup 100 % natural granola, crushed
1/3 cup powdered sugar
1 teaspoon honey
1-2 teaspoons milk
Mix powdered sugar and honey. Stir in milk, one teaspoon at a time, until smooth and drizzling consistency.
Heat oven to 350 degrees. Grease and flour square pan, 8" x 8". Beat flour, buttermilk, honey, oil, baking soda, vanilla, salt and egg in a large bowl on low speed for 30 seconds. Then beat on medium speed for 30 seconds, scaping sides of bowl constantly. Stir in one cup of cereal and the chocolate chips. Pour into pan. Sprinkle with crushed cereal; press lightly.
Bake for 30 to 35 minutes until toothpick inserted into center comes out clean and cake springs back when touched lightly in center. Cool for 10 minutes; remove from pan. Drizzle glaze over the top of cake and cool completely. Serves 9. Serve with a dish of fruit, cheeses, juice and coffee or tea.
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Unfortunately someone had to lose on Saturday. Fortunately for the Explorers it was North Penn. LaSalle won a East final game for the ages, sending them to the state championship next week to be played at Hershey Park.
In a rematch of the first game of the year that LaSalle won, North Penn's only loss, the teams traded scores all day. Finally, after a Matt Magarity touchdown pass to Sean Coleman had put them up 38-35, the Explorer's stopped the Knights. Joe Naji tipped a pass and Ryan Geiger intercepted it with about one minute left t o go. North Penn was out of timeouts and could not stop the clock as Magarity took a knee.
Magarity shone on the day, completing 10 out of 19 passes for 180 yards and two touchdowns. Coleman had a big day receiving. Jamal Abdur-Rahman had his usual huge game, with 142 yards on 21 carries, and three touchdowns. Kevin Forster had a couple big catches too. The game was just incredible. The lead went back and forth all day, no one turning away from the pressure.
The Knights scored first, after LaSalle went three and out on their first drive. Dominic Taggart got the first of his three touchdowns. LaSalle would answer. Magarity had two huge passing plays to Coleman on the drive setting up an Abdur-Rahman touchdown.
The tie would not last very long. North Penn quarterback Corey Ernst executed a play action pass to Ralph Reeves for a touchdown on the first play, good for a 55 yard score. LaSalle came right back, with a long drive that ended in a Magarity touchdown to Tim Wade to tie the score at 14. LaSalle then took the lead for the first time. After recovering a fumble on the kickoff Kevin Winslow kicked a 25-yard field goal for a 17-14 lead. On the Knights next drive they pulled off the first of many fourth down conversions on the day. This one came on a fourth and goal from the one. A gutsy call, Taggart pounded it in for a score and a Knight lead. The 21-17 lead would hold for halftime.
LaSalle would have to come back in the second half, something they have been able to do all year, and especially recently. They were down last week against Easton as well. Abdur-Rahman gave them great field position after the Explorers stopped North Penn on the first drive. Abdur-Rahman returned the punt to the 26-yard line. A pass-interference gave them first and goal and then Abdur-Rahman punched it in for a nine yard score and a 24-21 lead.
What would North Penn do? Come right back of course! After another fourth down conversion Taggart would score again with 5:19 left in the third quarter. LaSalle answered, Abdur-Rahman with a big run setting up another score for the Villanova bound senior. The Explorers defense then came up with the second of their three turnovers when Coleman intercepted a pass. They could not take momentum though, having to punt. Penn answered with a long drive leading to a score that featured a fake punt. Taggart scored again for a 35-31 lead with 4:43 left to go.
The season came down to this. Forster returned the kick to the 38-yard line. With the loud Penn crowd screaming Abdur-Rahman ran all the way to the 40 of Penn. Wade then ran for five. Then Abdur-Rahman had another first down. Magarity then tried the endzone, and it was just off Forster's hands. Abdur-Rahman then ran for another five yards. From the 25 Magarity found Coleman, whose defender fell down and Coleman walked into the endzone. They led 38-35 with 2:21 to go. On the ensuing kickoff it looked the Penn receiver fumbled and recovered the ball. Penn would drive to try to once again answer. They had a fourth down and converted, but on the next play Naji made the play of the game, tipping an Ernst screen pass. Geiger picked it off and LaSalle was headed back to the state championship after winning it all last year.
"It's what it's all about and it's as nerve racking as it gets," said coach Drew Gordon. "Two great football teams. You couldn't have written a better script, two best teams in this part of the state. I thought our special teams did a great job. Our defense, the last drive they stopped them. What a classic game. Our kids responded, we stayed right with them punch for punch and I guess we got the last one in."
Geiger said when he caught the ball it, "felt pretty great because I knew the game was over right there. I had fun doing it and the team is ready for Hershey next week."
"You knew it was going to be a good game," said Coleman, a sophomore. "It was so much fun out there. They're such a good team so it's good to come out with a win. Every game other people are going to step up. Magarity was perfect today, every pass was right there so it made my job easy. It's great, I'm just grateful. We're going to get a good week of practice and go out there and play our hardest."
Naji, a senior captain said of his tip, "I'm so happy I was able to get my fingers on it and it fell into Ryan's lap. Thank God he caught it. It was intense. Their offense was firing at all cylinders, we were struggling a little bit to stop them, it was a shootout."
About next week he said, "I'm fired up. I'm ready, I'm excited about it."
Magarity, a junior, said, "I'm thinking about next week, going to Hershey to play for a state championship, it's been our goal since day one. We've always s been able to run the ball but when they started loading up the box like they did we had to throw. The coaches had confidence in me. Coleman made a lot of great plays to help me get in my flow. I have every confidence the coaches know what we need to do, getting to throw it's always fun for the quarterback."


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Composite of a couple images I took during the Great American Eclipse.
My first astronomy picture ever.
The Milky Way above Monument Valley
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