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I've been playing chess since I was 8 years old — a lifetime ago. I have played tournament chess and I am a paid subscriber to chess.com where I continue to play chess daily. Over the years, like so many players I have dreamt of owning an heirloom chess set. I finally obtained one in the form of the Jaques of London 4″ Reintroduction Chess Set in Mahogany Box. Here's a link to the set as it appears on the Official Jaques of London website:
I must confess this set was not my first choice. In fact, it was the Jaques of London: Simpsons in the Strand 3.5″ set that I had initially intended to purchase. I had gone some ways in the ordering process before being informed that the Simpsons (a set limited to 500 copies) was no longer available.
I was disappointed in the set's non-availability but I adjusted quickly and decided on the slightly larger (and more expensive) 4″ Reintroduction set. I had the extremely good fortune of communicating with Jaques of London sales representative, Tracy Bateson. This woman is everything a sales representative should be; attentive, knowledgable, courteous, understanding, and proactive. Upon alerting me to the unavailability of the Simpson's set I was offered a choice of 3 other Jaques sets at the same price point or the option of a complete and full refund.
I instead opted for the 4″ Reintroduction set. Ms. Bateson, true-to-form, informed me that there would be no charge afforded the two extra queens I had desired when ordering the Simpsons 3.5″ set and had also requested for the 4″ set. I should note that the extra queens retail at a not insignificant £ 49.99 each (before taxes). The savings, needless to say, were much appreciated.
I should note that as a Canadian customer, I was unable to take advantage of Jaques' automated online e-commerce store. Jaques has a USA branch but they also are not set-up electronically to serve Canadian customers. I suspect the same holds true for Australian and New Zealand based consumers as well.
Despite the 8 hr difference between my home on British Columbia's west coast and Kent in south-east England, I was able to interact and exchange phone calls and emails with Ms. Bateson in timely and efficient fashion.
The set was delivered by UPS and Jaques of London provided full delivery tracking. Therefore, I was glued to UPS' website like a 1960s era kid to Saturday morning cartoons. Delivery was quick and problem free. I made initial contact with Tracy by email on January 21st and my set arrived on February 2. However, the actual delivery schedule of the 4″ set from date of payment received to my front door delivery was an impressive 7 days!
Of course, living in Canada and suffering a free-falling dollar as we currently are, the added costs of Canadian duties and taxes apart from the approx. £40.00 plus shipping costs included at Jaques end amounted to $199.31 which I paid to the UPS driver upon receipt of the set.
The set came extremely well packaged and I am confident no damage occurred in the actual shipping process. Bubble wrap, packing paper and 5 boxes! were afforded this set's protection. I was suitably impressed.
My one and only issue with this entire process focuses on the issue of quality control. In my opinion, Jaques of London is the gold standard when it comes to chess sets. The company has a storied past quite literally being synonymous with the game of chess itself; Insomuch as Jaques of London had, in the words of Wikipedia:
"…exclusive manufacturing rights for a chess set designed by Nathaniel Cook in 1849 and named the Staunton chess set after Howard Staunton. This set later became the official international standard."
Jaques were also commissioned with producing the set used by Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky in the 1972 World Chess Championship. Dubbed the "Match of the Century" it is unlikely that the sheer social and cultural impact of the match and the universal coverage the contest generated should ever be repeated.
So with all this behind it I was still disappointed to discover that 2 of my chess pieces fell far short of "Jaques of London" standards of excellence . One of the black pawns had suffered a broken collar (despite 5 boxes of packaging!) I could understand a piece potentially suffering damage in a voyage travelling half-way across the globe. However, the damage was clearly done prior to shipping as the shredded remnants of what had been packing paper bore no evidence of any ebony shards. A white bishop also arrived in less than pristine condition bearing a couple of nicks near the piece's base and suffering a rather too liberal application of lacquer.
I hasten to add that following a quick email to Jaques of London and once more connecting with Ms. Bateson I was immediately assuaged with news that 2 black pawns and 2 white bishops (free of charge sans shipping) would be dispatched post-haste to replace the 2 pieces that had arrived in less than satisfactory condition.
Jaques of London 4″ Reintroduction set not only serves as an impressive display item but is beyond doubt a set to be played. The pieces both black & white chessmen have the knights and rooks stamped with a kingside crown. The knights are richly detailed and true to the original Staunton design. I could not be happier.
The 4″ Reintroduction set also features my preferred Staunton bishop with a narrow gap in the mitre and a full button on top. I am not a fan of the gaping mitre but such may be to your own liking. The bishops accompanying this set represent aesthetic perfection.
The 4″ Reintroduction set features the following:
- Reissue of the original Jaques Staunton early 1890s design
- Limited Edition (500)
- Signed certificate authenticity
- Gloss finished Mahogany box
- Woods: Ebony (NOT ebonized) and Boxwood
- White King's base stamped "Jaques London"
- B&W Rooks and Knights stamped with kingside crown
- 4″ King with 1 3/4″ base
- Heavily weighted (presumably triple weighted)
- NO Extra Queens
- Board NOT included
- Retails for £ 999.00 before taxes (does not include shipping)
Historic! English! Quality! Satisfaction guaranteed! But this is not a budget set. It really is heirloom quality with all the trimmings. A set to proud of, displayed, played with, and handed down the generations. Personally, it represents a prized possession and the cumulation of a lifelong love affair with the game of chess.


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The Amherst College Department of Music presents an honors thesis in piano performance, Kaleidoscope, by Phuong-Nghi Pham '18. The recital takes place on Sunday, Nov. 12, at 3 p.m. in Buckley Recital Hall in the Arms Music Center at Amherst College. It is free and open to the public; seating is by general admission.
Each piece of music is its own universe, with distinctive patterns, quirks, colors and vocabulary. In putting together a recital program, the performer does a strange thing: she plucks out a handful of these universes, juxtaposes them in an arguable order, and brings them into collective perception at a specific time and place. Because the act of listening to music or playing music is so bound to the present unfolding of sound, is a recital more of a journey, where moments linger and coalesce into something bigger than themselves, or is it a series of snapshots capturing current action and feelings? Although the performer inhabits these eclectic universes, the audience, in traveling along, also gets to interact with the kaleidoscope that is this particular landscape of sound. In this recital, Phuong-Nghi hopes to explore these moments of play and the playful dynamics that define a live performance.
Serving as the dramatic and emotional anchors at the beginning and the end are the two biggest works in the program: one of Schubert's final piano sonatas and Chopin's final ballade. The rainbow offering in the middle highlights the unexpected resonances among the five composers who hail from different countries and span four centuries of music.
Schubert - Sonata D.959 in A Major
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I fell asleep on the nightbus
The bus driver woke me up asking where i was going ,but of course we'd passed by about ten minutes earlier. there was only me and one other girl left on the bus, she'd missed her stop as well so we got a taxi together as we were going in kind of the same direction, she ended up paying more than me as well. but still, it was a fiver for the night bus and then a tenner (that i paid) for the taxi, what a great way to save money and time.
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I have written about this before. Over the weekend the forecasts all began calling for nasty weather this week. Odd, it's been spring-like of late. Today though the models are changing and no one can figure it out.
This is the Weather Underground. Notice that -16C on Wedneday? Brr. Now over to the BBC
And finally Yahoo (which has been the most accurate of late). Yahoo had been calling for about the same weather as the BBC and WU, but has in the past few hours backed off.
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The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned laundry businesses to train employees to pay attention to safety warnings on laundry equipment, after a laundry worker was seriously injured using a ironer.
The man was working at a laundry firm in Southend-on-Sea in Essex when the incident occurred. The 23-year-old was cleaning one of the company's ironers when his arm was pulled inside and pinned against the roller. This caused his arm to be seriously burned and crushed to the extent that he lost two fingers on one hand.
After the incident, the HSE prosecuted the mans employers for failing to take steps to prevent the incident. Southend Magistrates Court heard that a guard had been removed from the machinery, despite numerous warning labels and notices in place advising that the guard must be in place before cleaning or servicing could be carried out.
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For the time being, you can try to go into your renoise preferences folder and find Config.xml
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If you loose something important, it's not my fault, ok? This will leave some garbage in the <!--Native Device Preferences-->, but you can just delete that altogether and renoise will make a new, empty on itself.


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Run for the Animals! Poplar Spring 5K race May 20
Where: Wheaton Regional Park, 2000 Shorefield Road, Wheaton, MD 20902
When: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 8:30 a.m.
(Race-day registration begins at 7:00 a.m.)
What: Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary will hold its 9th Annual 5K Run for the Animals! and 1-Mile Fun Walk. Approximately 700 area individuals and team members will compete for money, prizes, and raffle items. Delicious (all-vegan) refreshments will be provided. Adults and children are welcome; dogs are welcome to join the walk. Stephanie Dignan, aka The Boot Camp Girl, will warm up runners and walkers. Lisa Berigan of BIG 100.3 (WBIG-FM) will serve as master of ceremonies.
Who: Poplar Spring Animal Sanctuary is a 400-acre, nonprofit refuge for more than 200 neglected, unwanted, or abandoned farm animals. Its mission is to provide care, rehabilitation, and permanent sanctuary for unwanted farm animals; protect habitat for wildlife; and educate the public (especially children and school groups) about farm-animal and wildlife issues. All proceeds from the event will benefit the sanctuary.
Details: This year's race will be Green (our efforts are detailed at http://www.animalsanctuary.org/events/green.htm) and runners will use timing chips to verify their performance. Runners may also bring their old shoes for donation to Nike's Reuse-A-Shoe program, which recycles worn-out athletic shoes into a material used to create athletic and playground surfaces.
Cost: Registration fee is $25.00 for the Run/Walk until April 22, 2012. Beginning April 23, the registration fee is $28.00; on race day, the fee is $30.00. Donations to the sanctuary in lieu of attending the event are always appreciated at http://www.animalsanctuary.org.
Registration: For more information on race registration, please visit http://poplarspring.kintera.org.


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We arrived back to an illuminated Kathmandu, with homes and businesses strung with flower garlands and lights for Laxmi Puja, the third day of the Tihar festival. The puja, or prayer, involves placing a trail of red mud (along with flowers, fruits and candles) at the entrance way of the home to invite the Goddess in. Because Laxmi is the Goddess of Wealth, many businesses also perform puja in hopes for a successful upcoming year and nearly every store front in Thamel (the tourist area of Kathmandu) was decorated.
The fourth day of Tihar involve more door-to-door singing in exchange for gifts of money. It was adorable, for the most part, but possibly bordered on begging (or extortion...) when it involved 40-year-old men rather than children. The last couple of days also involved lots and lots of illegal Chinese firework. We felt like we were in a war zone, and if it weren't for the holiday joy enveloping us, we might well have gone mad from all the noise.
The final day of Tihar is very endearing, and involves sisters and brothers giving tikas and gifts to one another and praying for the long life of their siblings. What a nice idea.
I wasn't feeling well, so we spent a few extra days in Kathmandu relaxing and recovering. This gave us the chance to visit a few sites around the city as well, like the palaces and temples of Durbar Square and the lovely Swayambhunath Stupa pearched on a hill at the western edge of the city. The latter is also referred the Monkey Temple because of the thousands of monkeys that dart up and down the stairways and swing from the trees. We could sit and watch those comedic creatures all day.
After one last western meal (pizza), we were finally ready to leave this travelers' haven to face the mysteries of India. If our bus trip to the border - enlivened with thousands of chirping chicks and a cadre of bearded sadhus (ascetic holy men) - is any indication, we are in for one heck of a ride....


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Marni L. Telander, 91, of Rockford, peacefully passed at her home with her family at her side on Sunday, November 19, 2017. She was born on October 6, 1926, in Rockford, the daughter of Birger and Marie (Rice) Wallin. Marni married Glen Telander on November 15, 1946 in Rockford. They were married for 57 years before he predeceased her in 2003. She will be buried next to him. Marni touched thousands of lives in her 25 years of teaching dance. She owned Marni Telander School of Dance and was a member of many national dance organizations.
Left to cherish her memory are her two children, Larry (Bev) Telander of Waukee, IA and Kay Telanders of Rockford; two grandchildren, Kellie Telander of Santa Monica, CA and Brian (Nicole) Telander of Grimes, IA; great granddaughter, Aria Telander; and brother, Bud (Melody) Wallin of Rio Verde, AZ.
Funeral Services will be at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, November 26, 2017 in Fred C. Olson Chapel, 1001 Second Ave., Rockford, with Rev Troy Anne Poulopoulos officiating. Visitation will be from 1:00 to 1:45 p.m. prior to the services in the chapel. Graveside Services will be at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, November 27, 2017 in Scandinavian Cemetery. Family prefers memorials are made to Alzheimer's Association Illinois Chapter, 8430 W. Bryn Mawr, Suite 800, Chicago, IL 60631 or Emmanuel Lutheran Church Food Pantry and Soup Kitchen, 920 3rd Ave., Rockford, IL 61104.
Marni Telander was our dance instructor for years when we were little girls. God Bless her for her patience. Sorry to hear of the loss of this very great woman
i was a student in her dance studio years ago im sorry to hear of her passing, she was a sweet lady i will rem her fondly years to come.
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Turn on your TV and you'll see them. Tiny House Nation, Tiny House World, Tiny House Hunters, Tiny House Hunting. Looks like the biggest new trend in housing is also the smallest.
"I think there's something about seeing something that looks like a complete house on a miniature scale that's just intriguing to people," said Kurt Galley, owner of Carriage Houses Northwest.
Galley recently staked his claim on the tiny house landscape.
"Tiny" Kurt, who's actually six-foot-two, started the company to take advantage of this tiny explosion.
"I've spent 20 years doing marketing for an investment company," Galley said. "This isn't exactly the next logical step."
But it's a step he believes in.
The 200-square-foot homes he sells start around 28,000 dollars.
Galley said, "It's a house. It has a real floor. It has real walls. It's built like a house."
Kurt says many of his customers are empty nesters looking to simplify. Some are Airbnb renters hoping to make a few extra bucks. Others, young professionals just getting started.
Galley said, "We're meeting a lot of millennials that walk into a 200-square-foot house and say, 'Yeah, we could live in this.'"
The structures can be rolled into place and modified to suit the owner.
"A lot of people are surprised that it doesn't feel temporary," said Galley.
"Tiny" Kurt Galley hopes his tiny homes could help solve a big problem. Carriage Houses Northwest is contributing structures to a pilot program for Seattle's homeless. Not a permanent solution, but one tiny step forward.
"And they will be safe, warm and dry," he said.
There's been plenty of interest in downsized domiciles. But Kurt Galley is betting this building trend is ready to blow up big-time.
Galley said, "It still is yet to come."
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The concrete Bollard
Two new gardeners have started work at an old house and as they clear an area of garden they discover an old well shaft. Being curious, they look down it and are surprised to find they can't see the bottom. So they drop a couple of rocks down the hole and listen... Nothing. One of them says, "That's a deep hole!"
Thinking they might hear something larger hit the bottom, they see a big, old broken concrete bollard lying nearby and with great difficulty roll it over the side. They pause and listen intently... They hear a sound, but it is coming from behind them! They quickly turn around to see a German Shepherd bearing down on them with it head lowered, flying along, its feet barely touching the ground, it's moving so fast!
The two gardeners dive out of its way just in time and the dog races past them, and jumps into the well.
Just then the house owner appears and one gardener asks; "You dont happen to have an aggressive German Shepherd do you?"
The owner laughs and says ; "Aggressive? No! We do have an old German Shepherd, but all she does these days is sleep in the sun. Why do you ask?"
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1) Hide vegetables in food (I swore my kids would just eat them).
2) Stop breastfeeding before he was 2.
3) Go to the toy store to buy him anything he wanted.
4) Make spaghetti with pasta sauce for dinner.
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Scottish Life has launched an income release plan that allows clients the freedom to access their pension fund before retirement.
The plan provides a traditional income drawdown facility but also allows customers to withdraw tax-free lump sums without the need to take income and then continue to save for retirement.
Illustrations for the new product will be available to IFAs from November 5 with new business being written from December 3.
The product also allows a client who elects to take planned income payments access to an "income tap" facility which transfers an agreed amount of money into a low risk fund, while the remainder of the portfolio continues to be invested for longer-term income and growth.
Scottish Life head of individual business Keith MacPherson says: "Technically speaking, Income Release provides an integrated unsecured pension option which allows the adviser and client to consider fully or partially crystallising the pension fund to provide a pension commencement lump sum and/or income, within a single plan.
"Put more simply, Income Release allows individuals to get a tax-free lump sum from their pension plan after the age of 50 (age 55 from April 2010) while still building up their pension fund. It means that a pension is no longer 'locked up' until you stop working.
"We believe that the very competitive annual management charge, often as little as 0.5 per cent, will make Income Release particularly attractive to IFAs and their clients."
Income Release is available both for new plans and for existing Pension Portfolio and individual policyholders.
There is no minimum for the amount that can be taken in cash. There is no designation charge to take income or cash if the initial fund value is over £40,000.
Further charges would be deducted from the plan to cover the advice costs for Income Release, where a customer has agreed a commission remuneration payment with their adviser.
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Before I begin, a few disclaimers.
1.Just because I'm talking about masculinity does not mean that I am always the shining example of it
2.I by no means am claiming to have the ultimate knowledge on this subject.
3.I've been born and raised in the Christian church.
Masculinity, what a word. A word that isn't used much too often these days. Between the culture and the church there is mass confusion regarding what it actually means to be a man. Culture paints one picture, the church paints another picture, and both have serious flaws. This post is not so much a Biblical study into the meaning of masculinity, rather it's an opinion on what it seems to me Jesus models for us and how we can apply that here in our culture. Before we get there let me define culture's view of masculinity and then the church's view.
First the Culture. If there is one word I can use for the culture's view of masculinity it is this word. Twisted. Consistently, I see culture shoving a view of masculinity down the throat of men, and what's worse is that men have bought in to that lie. Culture continually tells us that a true man is tough, has a six pack, drinks beer, sleeps with as many women as he can (especially in his younger years), and has a high paying successful job where he lords over his inferiors. We see glimpses of this in the movies we watch, the advertisements we are shown, and the friends we have. What's all disturbing is that I think if we are honest with ourselves we are part of this problem at times. Whether it's engaging in pornography, over indulging at the bar, or finding your identity in your career, we must realize that the twisted view of masculinity culture has showed us has played a part in the wiring of our brains and has affected us. We are constantly being told that real masculinity is doing whatever you want. Being your own man, not letting anyone tell you what to do. Womanize, drink, party, rule over, never cry, always be tough. Yes, this is the message by and large of culture. And my generation has bought in to it. What's worse is that the generation ahead of me has showed us this twisted view.
Second, the Church – The church has the opposite view in many respects. To the church a man is docile, quiet, never ever drinks alcohol, he is timid, and everything is always great, there is no intimacy with other men (I'm using the word intimacy to explain brotherhood, or close male bonds) to the church man, he is far too busy being a "good" Christian man by working hard and spending time with his family (which might I add is a very good thing). However in church you are hard pressed to find men who are bold, daring, and are willing to take a stand for something. I find many men in the church are passive, not willing to engage in the hard conversations, not willing to open up to other men about things they are really having a hard time with. Instead I find many Sunday morning services full of men who put on the Sunday morning mask where everything is great and happy all the time.
If I may be so bold, I don't think either of these views are healthy. It's true they may contain some elements of good things, but by and large they are twisted views of how God designed men. I'm going to point out a few big issues that I see men are missing and then close.
Probably the biggest twisted view many of us men have for one reason or another is the view we have of women and sex. If there is one thing that I think culture has really influenced us in, it is these two things. We are taught from culture early on that it's ok to look at pornography, it's ok to masturbate, and it's ok to sleep with many women throughout your life. Constantly women are put out as objects and we are told from culture that this is good, and that it's ok for men to use women as objects of pleasure (especially if the women chooses to make herself an object). I'm sure most of you reading this agree with me, and that is good. We realize that there's a problem, but then what is the solution? The solution starts with us. Men of God must set the example for the respect of woman. Every time we engage in viewing of pornography, or anything else that puts a woman in the position of object, we are telling the culture to keep it up. We are essentially voting for more and more of it. It is interesting that statistically 74% of Americans claim to be Christians, yet pornography is one of the most profitable industries in America. When it comes to sex we must have a proper view of it and treat it as such. Sex is not just physical, it is highly spiritual and ultimately it idolizes the creation not the creator. If you are struggling with something in the sexual realm I suggest you find a close friend and be honest with them about it, seeking help out of the trouble. If we allow the culture to wire our brains view of sex we will have major problems having a healthy proper view of a relationship with a woman. For more on this subject you can check out a post I wrote a few months ago specifically regarding sex. (Sex: Everything we've done to destroy it)
The second thing I see men believing is the lie that we are defined by our financial success and career. In America we are defined by what we do, not who we are. This is completely contrary to the Bible. We see themes all in the Old and New testament that we are loved by God regardless of what we do, but we are loved because of who we are. If our identity is in things like our job, career, finances, or anything else other than Jesus, we are doomed to fail. We are human beings, not human doings and there is a difference. God desires relationship with us. Look at Genesis 2, we see that God and Adam walked, talked, had a relationship. God and Adam were friends! God didn't ask Adam "So uh why aren't you making a lot of money?" God just wanted to be with Adam. This is true for us as well. When we get to heaven God is not going to ask "So how high did you climb the corporate ladder?" or "Hey you didn't make as much money as you could have". Instead God is going to ask, "did you listen to me?" "Did you follow my leading?" "How did you treat your family, the lost, your local church body". We must sober up to the reality that if we are claiming to be followers of Christ, then as men it is up to us to take the leap in to that life. Do not be sucked in to our culture's view of what success is.
Finally, do not assume humility is weakness. Far too often we are told in the church that a man can never get angry, that he can't disagree, that he can't be loud, and that he must be meek and docile. We forget the stories of Jesus cursing the Pharisees, calling them sons of Hell, we forget the story of Jesus going in to a church and trashing it because of the mockery they've made of it. Jesus was not afraid to have righteous anger, we shouldn't be afraid either. Jesus stood up, He didn't care what the people thought of Him, they were turning the synagogue in to a market place where the corrupt was making a greedy profit. Jesus was fierce and He was gentle and that's what we as men are called to. Not compromising, not being afraid to stand up in our churches and culture for what is right, but having a spirit of gentleness, not being unapproachable but doing things with bold humility.
Let me sum this up. This comes back to the issue of identity. As men who are claiming to be followers of Jesus, we must find our identity in Him. Not in women, money, success, fame, or anything else. Only God can validate us as men. Once we turn to other things for our identity we quickly realize how none of the created things can give us our identity, only God can because He created us. Do not be passive spectators in the church, be active participants. Do not be silent on the lies our culture throws at us, rather stand up with bold love. Not out of a heart of anger or bitterness, but out of love for the people who have bought in to the cultures lie.
This is a work in progress, but it must start with your identity as a man resting in the almighty God.


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The Kite-Eating Tree is a non-human character in the Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schulz. As the name suggests, it is a large tree that eats kites. Charlie Brown began getting his kite caught in trees in the strip from April 12, 1956 but the Kite-Eating Tree was not named until March 14, 1965. It is often depicted with large teeth and grins when Charlie Brown approaches with a kite.
Charlie Brown constantly loses kites to the tree. He appears to be the only child who flies kites anywhere near it, therefore, as Charlie Brown notes in the Sunday strip from March 3, 1968, without him the tree would "starve to death." In a storyline from February to March of 1977, to take revenge on the tree, Charlie Brown takes a bite out of it. The tree later blows down in a storm. However, even after the tree blows down, it has made many more appearances, so there is most likely more than one Kite-Eating Tree.
In the strip from January 23, 1969, Lucy van Pelt throws Schroeder's piano into the tree, which proceeds to eat it. Therefore, the two things that the tree is known to eat are kites and pianos.
The Kite-Eating tree is seen in the early parts of the movie A Boy Named Charlie Brown, and is briefly seen in the game, It's the Big Game, Charlie Brown. It was featured as a ride at the former Camp Snoopy theme park in Bloomington, Minnesota. It also has a few appearances in The Peanuts Movie. Here, the tree catches one of Charlie Brown's kites in an early portion of the film. However, it actually assists his common target at the end of the film, where it helps Charlie Brown get past the large group of kids to talk to the Little Red-Haired Girl by giving him a kite to fly over them.
The final appearance of the Kite-Eating Tree in the Peanuts comic strip is in the strip from February 26, 1995. Charlie Brown would, however, continue to get his kites caught in other trees until March 6, 1999.


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The annual Eat Drink Design Awards supports innovation and excellence in the design of hospitality premises of all scales and types.
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Tucker Carlson bitches that Jon Stewart refuses to play by the gentleman's rules of cable news theatrics. The bastard. (I mean Carlson.)*
Teen Sex and Insanity sounds pretty damn good, but resident Town Hall anhedonia sufferer Rebecca Hagelin prunes up. Plus she's outraged that liberal slut Anna Quindlen wants kids to know that sex is pleasurable. Come on Becky -- we've robbed these kids of just about everything but their genitals. Let them play on.
In case you've been too busy to notice, "it's over — we're officially, royally fucked." Matt Taibbi provides a straightforward explanation and chronology of the financial crisis. I don't know why, but American writers have grown excellent at forensic reconstructions over the past decade.
Finally, Michael over at Should've Asked Me asks a critically important question about men and lipstick.
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Monday, July 20, 2009
If I Had To Do It All Again...
I wonder how many people feel that way. I'm not just talking about older people, those past 50 or over 80. What about thirty somethings or forty somethings?
We learn so much in our teen years and twenties. So many important decisions are made that shape our future, for the good and bad. I believe that all of the decisions we make are important. Everything we do can impact our own life and the life of others whether we know them or they are strangers.
When I became 30 or maybe even at 29, an evolution took place within myself. I was no longer young but felt not quite old enough to be old. There's a great Barena.ked.ladies song,"Alternative Girlfriend" about this in-between- "Old at being young, young at being old." At that point in time I began to see the impact the decisions that I had made in the previous decade and how they formulated my position in life. It's funny how one's mind can open up to realizations that should have been apparent all along. I guess we choose subconsciously to notice things when we are ready. All of a sudden my house, job, car, marriage, pending motherhood, Coa.ch purse, and credit card debt became the life of an adult- my life. Keep in mind that I owned my first house at 24. I have been married since I was 25. I owned a car at 22. Moved out at 22. When I was in my early to mid twenties I was making strides towards becoming fully independent. However, my life's limited experiences coupled with insecurities and discovering my full potential made "adulthood" a title I was not quite ready for.
Infertility and battling depression made me grow up faster as I became privy to the immense disappointment and rough times that are simply a part of living. These experiences also made me vulnerable and in need of much emotional support. I trudged through the mud but fell off track many times and needed to be picked up. There are times when life becomes too much to bear, especially with the enormous amount of responsibility we must all take care of on a daily basis: pay bills, clean the house, go to work, return library books, keep our commitments.
The line in the novel about looking back on life made me think about any regrets I may have.
There are different kinds of regrets regarding decisions made in life. There are those decisions that you consciously make knowing there is a clear right and wrong decision. There are gray areas, and there are decisions we make with the best of intentions using the knowledge we have at that time. The decisions I am talking about include my choice of where to attend college, my major, my decision to move back home instead of NYC or DC, my first job, our infertility journey. With hindsight there are so many things I would do differently. Then again what I think now would have been a better decision would create a completely different life.
Every decision causes an entire new set of decisions to be made.
As of yet I can also state that I would not change anything. I have come to terms with disappointing and difficult times in my past because they ultimately brought me to this life and this person. I will continue to live my thinking about the impact of everything I do. One thing I do know will cause me angst as I get older is not talking more to my grandparents about growing up in the twenties and thirties. They have seen so much history. Both of my grandfathers have passed and my dad's mother has dementia that is worsening by the day. My Nana is still doing great (she turns 89 tomorrow), and we talk about many things. I want to learn and understand as much as I can before she is gone; but I know I will always want more. There is never enough time.
This is another realization of growing older. There is never enough time.
My best friend lost her mother a few months ago. She spoke to me of the last few days and "spending time." There were 10 hours together at one point, her mom sitting with her two kids and talking, visiting every day in the hospital fitting in moments- last moments. She said that it didn't matter how much time there was at the end. She still wanted more. She will always want more time.
What an impact her words had on me.
Regrets cannot change the past nor can they change the future. Learn from mistakes, forgive yourself, and live the best life you can live. It's the only one you get.
75 comments:
- Caragh said...
This post is really touching.
There are so many things you learn in life, so many people you can look to for advice.
But you are right, it is never enough
- July 20, 2009 at 8:53 PM
- blueviolet said...
As sad as I am to know all you've had to go through and struggle with, I can't imagine you being a different person than you are today and you could have been.
- July 20, 2009 at 9:27 PM
- Kristin said...
Very powerful and touching.
- July 21, 2009 at 9:32 AM
- Alison & Jason said...
SO very very true. I have also learned that despite all teh struggles, hardships, not-so-great times etc thru my life, I do not have any regrets either. Everything we have all been thru has shaped us into the people we are today and molded the lives we live today. And yes, there is NEVER enough time....so true!
- July 21, 2009 at 10:35 AM
- Wendy said...
Regrets cannot change the past nor can they change the future. Learn from mistakes, forgive yourself, and live the best life you can live. It's the only one you get.
That's so powerful. Really hits home.
- July 21, 2009 at 12:05 PM
- Clare said...
Tears pricking at my eyes as I read this. It is everything that I try to remember.. realizing that mistakes that bumps in the road are all part of this journey, all part of making me, ME.
- July 21, 2009 at 7:20 PM
- Beautiful Mess said...
It's true, there is never enough time. Especially when you know it could be the last.
I agree, I wouldn't change anything. I know that every decision I've made, be it a good one or a bad one has brought me to where I am right now. That's not to bad.
- July 21, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- Delenn said...
I am going through several transitions in my life and I have been thinking the same types of thoughts. Good to read your post.
- July 22, 2009 at 11:47 AM
- Kathy B! said...
This is such a struggle, but what I take away from your writing is your strength. It truly is an example for us all.
- July 23, 2009 at 12:50 AM
- Pseudonymous High School Teacher said...
First time visitor. What a moving and touching post. As a 51 year old teacher, and mother of two teens, I hope to help young people realize the impact of the decisions they are making.
I have learned a lot from my own bad choices, but would not change a thing as that might alter having the people in my life that are here now.
- July 23, 2009 at 3:08 AM
- Cassandra said...
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I can't say that there's nothing at all I would change if I had to do it again, but I would change very little.
There is definitely never enough time.
- July 23, 2009 at 3:59 PM
- A day in the life of Stacey.... said...
Thank you for your post. As I read this tears are flowing down my face. I am touched because it is as if you spoke from my heart. Thank you for taking the time and touching so many of us.
- July 27, 2009 at 4:30 PM
- Future Mama said...
It's all a part of the journey... I have to remember that! :)
- August 13, 2009 at 3:19 AM
- Becca said...
Wow, that last paragraph about always wanting more time was my favorite. That really put it into perspective. Enjoyed the post, and have had fun roaming around your blog!
- August 13, 2009 at 3:30 AM
- MrsM said...
Our pasts have brought us to our present-and no matter what, I wouldn't trade either my past or my present for anything.
And what you said in the end is true-time is more valuable than anything people could possess. It takes a lot of life experience to learn that, but once you do you have a better appreciation for life.
- August 13, 2009 at 4:03 AM
- Tania @ Larger Family Life said...
Gosh, would I change anything? I've thought over and over and I don't think I planned my life the way it was already planned for me. The route I took, the decisions I made, they were all for a reason, whether they were good or bad. I just didn't see the end result then, just like I don't know what else is planned for me now.
- August 13, 2009 at 4:24 AM
- JennyMac said...
It is all part of the journey. You have dealt with so much but its made you who you are.
- August 13, 2009 at 5:52 AM
- Little Miss Baker said...
we have some similar past events. We wouldn't be who we are without our past but it's sometimes fun to think of what we would have done if we could go back...
- August 13, 2009 at 6:08 AM
- GreedyGirl said...
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- August 13, 2009 at 6:08 AM
- La Belle Mere UK said...
This post made me think of the movie sliding doors. If we did have our time again and were able to make different choices - who knows what the outcome of that would have been. If we changed the things we wanted to change who knows - it could have lead us into a really terrible situation or even ended up with us getting killed! So I say, Ce La Vie. Our lives are this way because they are supposed to be. For whatever reason!
- August 13, 2009 at 6:15 AM
How did I not see this post before? It's amazing.
- August 13, 2009 at 6:16 AM
- Karen, author of "My Funny Dad, Harry" said...
You make a very good point about how are current decisions affect our future. The important thing is to seek God's direction, submit to His will, trust in the Lord and let Him direct our paths. I firmly believe God does have a plan for everyone he created (Eph. 2:10, Prov. 3:5-6, Jeremiah 29:11-14, Ps. 139:17-18).
I also believe we should be more concerned with where we are going rather than where we've been.
(First time visitor from SITS)
- August 13, 2009 at 6:17 AM
- Sandy Fights Fat and Blogs About Nothing said...
My husband and I have discussed this issue several times in our 17 years of marriage. Although we feel we married to young (22 years old), by saying we would have done things differently, it means we wouldn't have our two beautiful children or the love we share together now.
Your final words couldn't hold more true!
Congrats on being the SITS FB, you're blog is a delight to read. :-)
~ Sandy
- August 13, 2009 at 6:20 AM
- Becky @ Our Sweet Peas said...
Hi from SITS! Your posts are beautiful, thanks for sharing.
- August 13, 2009 at 6:28 AM
Stopping by from SITS.
I loved this post. Very touching and truthful.
- August 13, 2009 at 7:47 AM
- glenna said...
Would I change some of the decisions I've made in the past? Oh yes, but I'm in a place where I appreciate the entire roller coaster ride.
Funny how you can look back on mistakes and bad times and find a little good which has come from it.
Goodness child....I sound OLD. LOL
Happy Sits day!
- August 13, 2009 at 8:33 AM
- Julie @ Little One-of-a-Kind Design said...
funny the way it is. your glass always seems half full
- August 13, 2009 at 8:48 AM
- Amanda @ Serenity Now said...
Very poignant. I am always wishing I had more time with my dad....
- August 13, 2009 at 9:16 AM
- Stacy (the Random Cool Chick) said...
I strongly believe that everything I've gone through in my life has made me the person I am today - and I like who I am. Sometimes I do wish I could turn the clock back 20 years - but be exactly where I am today, with everything I have now, so I would have an extra 20 years to enjoy it. :)
Happy SITS Day!
- August 13, 2009 at 9:20 AM
- Life of a Stepmama said...
This post really touched me. Every decision we make in life, big or small has an impact. I wouldn't change my life so far but I do look back and wish I would have made some better decisions. Either way those bad decisions made me who I am and I believe I am stronger because of that.
The older I get the faster time flies by; it never ceases to amaze me. Every day feels longer but the weeks fly by. I sometimes wish I could stop it all and just enjoy the moment but there is never enough time.
- August 13, 2009 at 9:28 AM
- roadrunner201 said...
You got it exactly right. Those moments in the past, the bad with the good, make us who we are. I know that when you look at your sweet son, you wouldn't change your journey through infertility because then you would not have had the blessing of meeting him:-)
- August 13, 2009 at 9:37 AM
Well said! I agree with you whole heartedly- what we go through, whether positive or negatives, shapes is into the person we are today!
Happy SITS day! :)
- August 13, 2009 at 9:40 AM
- Helen McGinn said...
So true. Any changes I made may affect this life I am in now. It's not a perfect life but it's a good and sometimes great one. Regrets are so limiting, it's the here and now that's important.
Stopped by from SITS, happy SITS day and I shall be reading more! x
- August 13, 2009 at 9:46 AM
What a moving post...very touching! Thanks for the reminder.
Jamie :)
- August 13, 2009 at 10:03 AM
- Bill and Lorie Shewbridge said...
Very thought provoking post... My immediate response was NO WAY!! But then, every bad thing that happened to me, also resulted in something wonderful... My marriage to an abusive man resulted in two absolutely beautiful, spectacular children. My assault 8 years ago, led to meeting some wonderful friends who have helped me get through the pain. And on and on like that... It is very introspective, thanks for making me think....
- August 13, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- Stereos and Souffles said...
I would have done a lot of things different. But I'm sure I would have done the exact same things without the benefit of hindsight.
- August 13, 2009 at 10:15 AM
- Date Girl said...
I completely agree with you. Every choice you would have made differently would have created a whole new life, new sets of choices. While I regret a lot of the things I've done in my past, I know had I not done them, I wouldn't be where I am today. Great post!
- August 13, 2009 at 10:39 AM
- Are You There Mom? said...
I would love to change so many things but I would never touch it. I am who I am have my precious daughter because of the things that happened. Lovely post!
- August 13, 2009 at 10:40 AM
- Ronnica said...
I'm 26, and am just now starting to realize I'm an adult. Ha ha.
- August 13, 2009 at 10:40 AM
- Kim's Korner said...
I'm 38, and still find myself waiting to feel like a 'grown up' some days. My mom is a grown up, her friends are grown ups.
But then I see my 13 & 9yr old and remember ... Oh YEAH ... now I'M the grownup ;-)
And your friend is right. As someone who lost her dad a few years ago, you NEVER feel like you had ENOUGH time.
Great post!
- August 13, 2009 at 11:15 AM
- Laura said...
I know I've made some mistakes over the years, but there's really only one thing I would go back & change.
- August 13, 2009 at 11:18 AM
- Amy said...
How profound. That is something I have thought about a lot... if I could go back and change things. Honestly, I don't think I would because I have learned so much from my experiences. I may not like the decisions I made, but I am the person I am today because of them (if that makes any sense at all).
- August 13, 2009 at 11:25 AM
- Stephanie said...
Very thoughtful. Thank you for sharing!
- August 13, 2009 at 11:32 AM
- Mammatalk said...
So true, so very true!
- August 13, 2009 at 11:43 AM
- Mama Daggett said...
Thanks for sharing
- August 13, 2009 at 11:46 AM
- Ms. Mama said...
I would TOTALLY change things. So many things I would differently. BUT, then I would be a completely different person. And I am fine with that.
It isn't about having regrets, I did what I did, but it could have been different and different is good.
- August 13, 2009 at 12:08 PM
- Sarah said...
Great post! Happy SITS day!
- August 13, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Brooke said...
my big mistakes were relationship related, and i would be afraid that changing them would prevent me from meeting my darling husband!
happy sits day
- August 13, 2009 at 12:11 PM
- Eclipsed said...
This is a very insightful post. It's hard in hindsight to see how the decisions we failed to make would have changed the course of our lives. There are many things that I might have done differently, but I'm also very happy at the place I'm in right now.
- August 13, 2009 at 12:18 PM
- Helene said...
You have such a beautiful way of expressing your thoughts. This post spoke to my heart! I, too, would never change a thing if I could go back...I think everything I've been through has made me a much stronger, more resilient person.
- August 13, 2009 at 12:29 PM
- Joy said...
And there's certainly no use in fantasizing about being given the chance for a do-over.
Congrats on your SITS feature!
- August 13, 2009 at 12:41 PM
- The818 said...
At 28, I feel as if you took the words right out of my mouth. Here's hoping I look back without regrets!
- August 13, 2009 at 12:45 PM
- Michelle said...
I love that last line.
- August 13, 2009 at 12:57 PM
- Lance and Jewls said...
What a touching post! I often think that we take things for granted too easily, there are so many things to soak up and enjoy as much as possible! Thanks for the reminder!
- August 13, 2009 at 12:59 PM
- Allyson said...
So true, so true. Well said!
Stopping over from SITS :)
- August 13, 2009 at 1:38 PM
- shortmama said...
I have made mistakes but I wouldnt change a single thing because it has made me who I am today. And every day after I will continue to become a better person
- August 13, 2009 at 2:02 PM
It's a beautiful post.
- August 13, 2009 at 3:23 PM
- missy said...
another amazing post!!!!!!
love the quote at the end of the post.....very true.....good words to live by!!!!!!
- August 13, 2009 at 4:35 PM
- Unknown Mami said...
You are a very thoughtful person and your writing even when dealing with difficult qualities has a soothing effect because you seem grounded.
- August 13, 2009 at 5:24 PM
- Days of Whine & Noses said...
I've lost many people in my life and most recently last summer and still thinking about the what if's sometimes.
Stopping by from SITS
- August 13, 2009 at 5:39 PM
- Stalker v1.5 said...
Well put!
- August 13, 2009 at 6:06 PM
- Sassy Chica said...
Wow, that was fabulous!
Sassy Chica
- August 13, 2009 at 10:23 PM
- Tater Tot Mom said...
I love this post. I have just been thinking so much about regrets this week. I just joined Facebook and reconnected with so many people from my past that it really makes you rethink all that happened.
I love the last few lines and totally agree. You have to let go and move on. Life is WAY too short!
- August 13, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- Zeemaid said...
Another great post. As I get older, I worry about not having enough time. There's this strange feeling that by the time I get old they will have a cure for it. *l*
Happy SITS day.
- August 14, 2009 at 12:06 AM
- greedygrace said...
I completely agree-- there is never enough time.
And I also believe the events of your past make you who you are today. If you like your life, there's no need to have any regrets.
- August 14, 2009 at 12:19 AM
- Mama Kat said...
I definitely have regrets..but you're right, I've learned from them for sure and am hopefully a better person because of them.
- August 14, 2009 at 12:44 AM
- The Dapper Darling said...
I constantly go back and forth with regrets. One day I wouldnt change a thing and the next day I think about the days I didnt push forward with my dreams, the days I let my Mom tell me what I should get my degree in, they day I didnt move to California because my family was worried. My husband always says, but if you had gone you wouldnt have met me and we wouldnt have our wonderful daughter, and he is right...so Im all smiles again :)
- August 14, 2009 at 1:27 AM
- The Redhead Riter said...
A lot of wisdom in that posting. Live each day so that you don't have to feel guilty or regretful and you will have a fantastic life! So many problems today are based on selfishness....very sad.
- August 14, 2009 at 2:21 AM
I know there are a few things I would do differently. So very wise!
- August 14, 2009 at 2:40 AM
I loved your last paragraph!
- August 14, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- Jennifer Richins said...
I feel like you are writing what's in my head. It's strange how differently we view the world with a little experience behind us.
- August 14, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- Katie said...
This is very touching. Great advice.
I'm sorry that I am a day late but I hope your SITS Day was great!
- August 14, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- Anita said...
stopping by from SITS. I think many of us often wonder about that path not taken, and yet like you I know that any choices that I may have changed would not have led me to who and where I am today.
Very well written.
- August 14, 2009 at 8:03 PM
- Jessica said...
Happy SITS!
- August 14, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- Cindi @ Moomette's Magnificents said...
Visiting from SITS!
Our oldest daughter was born 9 years after we were married! Never thought it would happen!
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