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Lake Perris State Recreation Area
Terri Peak Trail
From Campfire Center to Terri Peak is 3.5 miles round trip with 800-foot elevation gain;
to Indian Museum, return via lakeshore, is 6 miles round trip
Perris in the Spring. No need to battle the hordes of tourists flocking to that other similar-sounding place of romance across the Atlantic. No need to travel 6,000 miles and spend lots of money to have a good time.
For just a few francs you can visit a manmade wonder, Lac de Paris, otherwise known as Lake Perris State Recreation Area. So pack du pain et du vin (actually alcohol is now prohibted in the park) and head for the most romantic Pomona Freeway offramp in all of Southern California.
Few nature lovers—or lovers of any kind—have discovered the romance of Perris. True, a million and a half visitors come to the lake each year, but most are interested in only the nature found wriggling on the end of a hook.
While the parc is oriented to les autos et les bateaux, there is a network of trails for those visitors who wish to explore Perris à pied. Perris pace-setters will enjoy the trek to Terri Peak, easily the most romantic spot in all of the surrounding hills. Springtime colors the hills with a host of wild fleurs, including goldfields, California poppy, fiddleneck, baby blue eyes and blue dicks. The view from Terri Peak on smog-free days is trés fantastique.
Directions to trailhead: From the Pomona Freeway (60), a few miles east of its intersection with I-215, exit on Moreno Beach Drive and proceed 4 miles to the park. Immediately after paying your state park day use fee at the entry kiosk, turn right on Alta Calle. Look sharply right for the campfire center sign. Park in the center's lot and proceed up the concrete trail. The unsigned trail begins to the left of the campfire center.
The hike: The trail ascends gradually west and occasionally intersects a horse trail. The unsigned path is tentative at first but an occasional wooden post helps keep you on the trail, which climbs boulder-strewn slopes.
The coastal scrub community—sage, buckwheat, chamise and toyon predominates. Also much in evidence are weedy-looking non-native species, as well as mustard, prickly pear cactus, morning glory and Russian thistle.
The trail climbs to a small flat meadow then turns southwest and climbs more earnestly to the peak. From atop Terri Peak, enjoy clear-day views of the San Bernardino Mountains to the northeast and the Santa Ana Mountains to the southwest. Below is fast-growing Moreno Valley, checker-boarded alternately with green fields and subdivisions. You can see all of Lake Perris, Alessandro Island, along with hundreds of boaters, anglers and swimmers.
The trail from Terri Peak down to the Indian Museum is sometimes in poor condition. Beginning hikers may want to retrace their steps to the trail-head. The more experienced will begin their descent. You may lose the trail a couple of times; however you won't get lost because it's easy to stay oriented with the lakeshore on your left and the Indian Museum ahead.
After a steep descent, the trail bends sharply east and deposits you at the Indian Museum's parking lot. The museum includes exhibits interpreting the Luiseño, Cahuilla, Chemehuevi, Serrano and other desert tribes and how they adapted to life in the Mojave Desert region.
From the museum, you follow the asphalt road down to Alta Calle, cross this main park road and continue down to Perris Beach. Here you may cool off with a swim.
Improvise a route along the lakeshore using the sidewalk and bicycle trail until you spot the main campground entrance on your left. Enter the campground, pass the kiosk, then pick up the intermittent footpath that winds through the campground. This path and some improvisation will bring you to Alta Calle and back to the trailhead.
© 2012 The Trailmaster, Inc.
From John McKinney's
Day Hiker's Guide to California's State Parks
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2. In a large nonstick skillet cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Drain bacon, reserving 1 tablespoon drippings in skillet.
3. In a medium bowl combine chili powder and ground red pepper; add scallops, tossing lightly to coat.
4. Cook scallops in reserved bacon drippings over medium heat for 1 to 3 minutes or until scallops turn opaque. Remove scallops from skillet; set aside. Add chutney, water, and mustard to skillet. Cook over medium-high heat until hot and bubbly; spoon over spinach mixture, tossing lightly to coat.
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AWeber Email Marketing Tips
App For Etsy Sellers: Easily Email Your Customers
There are 2 things every Etsy shop owner needs to keep growing their sales:
1. A way to follow up with your customers. As an Etsy seller, you leave money on the table if you aren't following up with previous purchasers, already interested in your products.
2. Tools to do this quickly and easily. You spend enough time crafting your products without spending hours crafting marketing emails.
As a marketing service, we at AWeber watch Etsy with interest – it's growing on a mammoth scale, with 80% more sales this Black Friday than last year.
AWeber's core mission to help out as many small businesses as we can. Etsy is full of flourishing small businesses. So we built an app to help them out.
The app lets Etsy sellers:
Follow Up With Customers Through Email
Once the AWeber-for-Etsy app is installed, any time a shopper buys a seller's product, they are added to that seller's subscriber list in AWeber.
That means any time the seller wants to contact their customers, they just need to send out an email in AWeber to their subscribers.
Here's a quick demonstration of an Etsy seller discovering this awesome way to market her shop:
Create Those Emails Quickly
Most likely, you're going to want to show off new products to your customer list.
So we developed a way you can do that in just seconds.
Drag something called a "product block" right into an email and up pops the option for you to select from the products in your Etsy shop. The details of your product will load directly into the email, including the main image, the product name, the price and a link to the product in your shop.
How To Set Up The App
To get started, log into your AWeber account (if you don't have one, you can get one here) and find the Etsy app in the "My Apps" showcase.
Follow the detailed instructions found here (there's even a video, if you'd prefer to follow that).
And Now, A Third (Bonus) Thing
We're hugely excited about this app, and about the potential it gives Etsy sellers to grow their businesses.
So we actually put together two new email templates specifically for Etsy shops:
In "Store," the top image is the exact size of an Etsy shop banner – just click it and upload your shop's banner image for maximum customization. Add in your products and signature, and you have a perfectly branded template.
"Email marketing is absolutely pivotal to our business. It is a primary way we communicate and develop relationships with our customers. We use it to share a bit about who we are and what our business is about.
Plus, it is the way we provide information about specials and treats that we offer only to our newsletter subscribers."
-Sharon Durfy of Bumbershoot Designs
The "Etsyspired" template resembles Etsy's color scheme and layout, keeping things easy and familiar for your readers. It also gives you the ability to add or delete columns as needed without interrupting the design.
"I'm excited to have Aweber involved with Etsy so I can easily integrate my fabric art into my marketing campaigns.
The emails offer another connection to my customers where they can get to know me better."
-JK Dooley of JK Dooley Art
You'll find both in your AWeber account, ready to load into the message editor.
Calling All Etsy Sellers
If you have an Etsy shop and you email customers through AWeber, we want to hear from you!
We're looking to feature a few top shops that have solid email marketing campaigns, so comment below with a link to your store and if you meet the criteria, we'll be in touch!
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This is great.
We have used Aweber since day one of our business and it's invaluable. We provide business help to jewelry makers so I've made sure we let them know about this and we'll be promoting this to them on our FB page too12/11/2012 10:18 pm
I have been using aWeber for years and sell on Etsy as well as teach other artisans how to sell on Etsy. I look forward to trying out the app this weekend.12/11/2012 11:47 pm
I'll get thing done faster with this app. Glad you did this.12/12/2012 11:47 am
I'm very happy to read this blog post. It has really informed me to do newsletter immediately.
Thanks.12/13/2012 5:36 am
Is this different from the AWeber/ Mailpush? I'm interested and want to have things clear from this point.12/13/2012 8:49 am
Michael, so Mailpush is an AWeber private label, which means they're a service that's powered by AWeber features. The Etsy integration is completely different; it means that if you have an Etsy shop, you can hook it up to AWeber to bring your customers right onto your subscriber list and drag your Etsy listings right into your messages when creating them.
Christie, Gary and Nancy – Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad the app's in your hands now.12/13/2012 9:27 am
I just integrated my Etsy Shop with Aweber and I am SO excited! I am finding this will greatly improve building my list, tracking, and so much more.
As a matter of fact, I just used one of Aweber's new templates made for this integration with Etsy to send out a broadcast for an Etsy store Christmas Sale.
This was so much easier than the way I had planned to do it! I called once to get info and help, and when I realized how easy it was… I got busy and sent it out to close to 5,000 people.
Thank you Aweber for continuing to grow your offerings to your clients!12/13/2012 4:03 pm
Hi, I just read about this service and it's definitely interesting. I'm concerned about being marked as spam, however…is there an opt-in request that goes to my Etsy customer prior to adding their name to the list?12/13/2012 4:48 pm
I've just given this app a spin (a BREEZE to setup – thanks for that!), and I have a couple of questions:
1. I already had a list for my Etsy-type activities, though it was only joinable through my blog (which is on my own domain). Will there eventually be a way for us to allow interested people to subscribe directly from Etsy?
2. In the setup section, I've selected this list as the one to add people to. But it only says "When someone makes a purchase, add them to…" Does this mean that this app somehow gets around the double-opt-in requirements of the CAN-SPAM act? Or will they still get my standard double-opt-in message to make sure they want to be added? If so, I might want to tailor that message a bit differently now.
Thanks for this app!12/13/2012 8:15 pm
Nancy, that is great to hear. I'm so glad it made things easier for you.
Jenn, yes, there is. They'll get your confirmation message to ask them if they want to join. I'd actually recommend tweaking that message for the list you're adding them to, just to really specifically explain the situation ("since you bought from me on Etsy, you're invited to get emails about thus and such, click if you want them, ignore if you don't, etc").
Michelle, what we can do is add people when they purchase from you. I'm not sure if we'd be able to get a form onto an Etsy shop, since that might mean changing Etsy's own interface, but I will pass the suggestion along to our developers. Regarding double opt-in, see the message to Jenn just above.12/14/2012 8:14 am
Thanks for the response! I signed up and set up my list!
One question – how long after their purchase will they get the email inviting them to sign up?12/14/2012 11:06 am
Usually that will happen within an hour, but it may take up to 5 hours for them to get that email. As soon as they click, they're on the list.12/14/2012 1:35 pm
Haha! I FINALLY just signed up with Aweber for another site and this is JUST what I need to kick-start the Etsy store I've been intending to start for years. LOL! Perfect timing!12/17/2012 12:54 pm
This is good news! Thanks for doing this.
Will this only work for new buyers once we have it installed? Or will it be retroactive and pick up our past buyers too?12/21/2012 1:55 pm
Hi, I just came across your etsy app as I'm investigating switching from another e-mail marketing firm to AWeber (for my day job.) I actually have two shops on etsy… is it possible to link two (or more) shops to one AWeber account?12/26/2012 9:00 am
Marg, since it's triggered when a purchase happens, it'll work for new customers only – that is, until your past buyers come back for more.
Carol, that's great! Best wishes for your store!
And Jill, as of now, only one Etsy shop can hook up to a single account. I've passed your request on to our developers, though – thanks for the suggestion.12/26/2012 3:59 pm
Would love the option for more than one shop as well – I just opened my 2nd etsy shop!12/30/2012 1:29 pm
Hi! Do you happen to have an app like this, but for woocommerce plugin?1/7/2013 12:26 pm
Hi dpto,
Nothing like this for woocommerce yet. Thanks for suggesting it!1/8/2013 9:35 am | Follow me on Twitter
Please put in another vote for more than one shop on Etsy. I saw this today and want to help my mom set this up on her etsy shops.3/1/2013 11:06 am
I would love to have this for my WooCommerce store. It would make things so much easier for us. Is there an app in the works?3/4/2013 4:17 pm
There isn't one planned at this point, but I will forward your suggestion to our developers to add to their list of considered apps.3/5/2013 11:13 am
AWeber 15 -20 minutes movie was very clear regarding template making.3/11/2013 10:26 pm
How do Etsy customers opt in to the list. I do not see any opt-in on the Etsy store after I configured the app. Do I need to make a webform for the list?3/19/2013 6:51 pm
Jan, when they purchase from you, they're automatically sent your confirmation message. They click on that to subscribe. (This makes it important to have a custom confirmation message for Etsy customers – which means using a separate list for them. You can always "include" that list in emails to other lists.)3/20/2013 8:39 am
I too would like to request an app made for WooCommerce as well. This would be very helpful. Thank you.9/30/2013 7:22 pm
We think this app is great and recomend it to all our customers as such a clean and easy way to integrate email marketing into their Etsy stores.10/3/2013 12:07 am


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End the Scouts Canada child abuse cover-up
For years, Scouts Canada has covered up child sexual abuse. All across Canada, senior Scouts Canada officials knew about child abusers in their organization and did nothing, over and over again. Known child abusers were allowed to continue to be Scout leaders or were "removed discreetly", allowing them to harm kids elsewhere. The cover-up continues to this day. Read more about child abuse in Scouts Canada.
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November 14, 2008
For an up-close look at life at NJIT, make time this fall and winter to attend an upcoming open house. The take-away will be more than a campus tour and meeting with an admissions counselor. You'll learn about NJIT's graduate and undergraduate programs in high-growth in-demand fields and meet one on one with faculty and admissions representatives. >>
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July 22, 2008
Three Indian students from the Heritage Institute of Technology, Kolkata, India, are spending the summer in New Jersey in NJIT's new Vincent A. Stabile Systems Engineering and Management Laboratories. Working with Stabile Scholar Frank Munoz (left), a graduate student in engineering management, Soumik Chakrabarty, Saurabh Kumar, and Shipon Roy are taking advantage of a rare opportunity to gain experience with the Stabile Laboratories' Festo System. >>
Students in Professor Kevin J. McDermott's Industrial Robotics Course will compete in the 6th Annual Mobile Robots Competition on April 21 at 1:30 p.m. in the Industrial Robotics Laboratory in GITC 2310. Teams of Industrial Robotics students have been designing, developing and building individual mobile robots based on the theory and techniques acquired during the semester. The competition will encompass several tasks that each mobile robot, which can be autonomous or wire controlled, must perform during specific times. >>
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February 29, 2008
Lisa Nocks, PhD, a lecturer in the Federated Department of History at NJIT/Rutgers-Newark, will discuss her research on "The Android Initiative in Fiction and Science" at the Spring 2008 Albert Dorman Honors College Colloquium Series. The presentation, which is open to the public, will be held on March 10, 11:30-a.m.-1 p.m. in the Campus Center Ballroom at NJIT. >>
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Edward to Bella; "You are my life now..."
Edward to Bella; "I love you. I want you. Right now.
Edward to Bella: Before you, Bella, my life was like a moonless night. very dark, but there were stars- points of light and reason... And then you shot across my sky like a meteor. Suddenly everything was on fire; there was brilliancy, there was beauty. when you were gone, when the meteor had fallen over the horizon, everything went black. Nothing had changed, but my eyes were blinded by the light. I couldn't see the stars any more And there was no more reason for anything.
Edward to Bella; "If could dream at all, it would be about you. And I'm not ashamed of it."
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McMINNVILLE, Ore. - An early goal by Julianne Masser, her fourth of the season, wasn't nearly enough as Linfield roared back to take a 5-1 Northwest Conference soccer victory from Whitman College here Sunday afternoon.
Masser, a sophomore, gave Whitman a 1-0 lead at the 14:45 mark of the first half, taking a crossing pass from junior Amy Hasson and lifting the ball over the keeper's head into the right corner of the net.
Linfield wasted little time getting the equalizer. Less than two minutes later, in fact, Rachel Miles knocked a grounder past Whitman's keeper to even the score at 1-1.
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Benefits of Donating Blood
Donating blood is a good thing. There are a whole lot of sick people out there who need blood, and your blood could fill somebody's need. And for every surgery that is performed at any hospital, there has to be at least a few bags of blood on standby, just in case. Altruism must be the primary motivation for donating blood.
However, giving some of your life fluid does not only potentially save a person's life and make you a hero, but if you are wondering what could be in it for you other than soft, gooey feelings, it has a lot of health benefits too.
First of all, you get to check on your overall health. Before you could give blood, the blood bank or clinic you go too has to screen your blood for various diseases, including HIV, hepatitis and a host of other viral and bacterial diseases. The mini-physical also checks on your blood pressure and cholesterol levels, so you would be aware of any red flags those tests might raise.
Donating blood also lowers your risk of heart disease. The medical community is not quite certain why that is, but research shows that heart attacks are 88% less likely in regular blood donors. The prevailing theory is that donating blood gets iron out of the system and thins out the blood, thereby lowering the risk of arteriosclerosis and blood clots. It's probably like spring cleaning. Getting all that old blood out and letting your body manufacture new blood could get the cobwebs out of your circulatory system.
Furthermore, too much iron in the system is linked to certain cancers, so blood donation could lower the risk of cancer as well. A study of 1,200 bi-annual blood donors has shown a lower incidence of cancer than the same number of non-donors.
And here's the clincher: you burn 650 calories for every pint you donate. Your body has to replenish your blood supply after all, and that takes some energy. Isn't that awesome an awesome deal for a few minutes of lying down with a needle in your vein? Just like in Optima.
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A misconception kept them apart. A once in a lifetime experience might be enough to bring them together. Bella and Edward are about to learn some home truths about themselves and each other as they take a journey to Australia and find that things aren't always what they seem.
I know I said I wasn't sure if I would write another one but I couldn't help it. This was planned before I decided to help AnahyR bring her story ideas to life and I put it on hold. It keeps going around and around in my mind so I have chosen to just go with it and see how it pans out. I hope you enjoy.
Previous stories of mine you might be interested in:
The Heart is a Bloom: Is fame worth it? A different take on the characters of Twilight and how they met. Edward is a famous musician who has a past demon that is about to catch up with him. Unfortunately it is just as he has met the woman of his dreams.
No Choice: Edward returns to Forks to fight for a hurt and angry Bella. Not such an easy thing to do in this story. This is set after the Cullens have been away for quite a few months but before Bella makes the decision to cliff dive.
Loss to Love: Sometimes love just can't be denied - no matter how untimely it hits us. Sparks fly between Edward and Bella the very first time they meet; problem is that Bella is already committed to another. See how the two of them deal with their unspoken attraction and how a tragedy could bring them closer together or push them further apart.
Loss to Love was written on the basis of AnayhR's ideas.
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Fire and Ice.
Fragility but still the strength
Warmth versus coolness
Openness........ yet reservation.
She was a contradiction in terms and that in itself was what made her so interesting........if only she would be willing to let me in enough to experience every aspect of herself; not just the ones that many would see as her negatives. I would give anything to be the one on the other end of her unwavering friendship and her beguiling smiles. It would make my day if, just once, she looked at me with the same emotional warmth that she gave to the other people around us; if I could see those chocolate brown eyes light up just for me because she could see me as someone worth knowing. Unfortunately that was not to be. Bella Swan held no love for me. To her I was nothing but the person she held disdain for, the person she only put up with because of our intertwining friendships with people who meant something to the both of us. I had long given up on making her see me in a different way. I had tried and failed. It was difficult to fix something when you weren't aware of how it was broken in the first place. She had made it quite clear that for some unknown reason I was on her list of least favourite people and we had fallen into a completely useless relationship of ignoring, baiting and hidden jibes.
It caused me to ache with bitterness and confusion that Bella Swan was not my friend and would likely never be what I truly wanted and needed her to be............my everything.
I loved her.
She saw me as nothing.
..........and I hated the whole sorry situation!
He was beautiful but I told myself that that meant nothing to me.
He came across as kind, smart, loyal and friendly........to everyone but me.
He was every girl's dream of the perfect man.......even mine....... but I fought against that every single day and I even believed I was winning.......mostly.
He was hard to ignore......... but I managed, with a lot of effort.
His presence made me want too many things that I would never have with him..........things I would never allow.
Even as the non friends that we were, he unknowingly controlled me and I resented that.......I wanted him to be nothing.
No one understood what I warred with every moment he was around. No one got how a usually easy going girl, such as myself, could hold so much malice for a man they considered the good guy. They did not know that my attraction to him actually made me feel like less of a person; made me feel morally inept.
The problem was my vision was jaded.....no matter what good things he displayed I still knew the truth of it.......I knew what he was capable of.
And I refused to be the girl who would accept that. No matter what.......Edward Cullen was not for me!
Thanks Sharon. I hope you continue to read and enjoy.
New Story, another thing to follow..
Please update this story soon as you are available..I'll be willing to wait..
Nice to see you writing again, Michelle.
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Hi Charmie. Glad to know that you are willing to follow this story as well :) It shouldn't take too long before I update but I am just trying to take the pressure off myself when life gets to busy and I am unable to get them out as quick as I would like.
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hii Michelle!!
I am so glad you decided to write another fanfic. finding it simply made my day!!!
its so mysterious !! but i have a strangely good feeling about it! i hope you post more soon
and by the way i just finished NO CHOICE (again i know i'm awefully late but it was really interesting !)
Thanks Monica - I couldn't help myself. It was nice to have a small break but it is really nice to get back to writing something as a bit of fun. I am glad that you thought No Choice was interesting. It was my first one and there are so many mistakes throughout it. I keep thinking I should rewrite it to make it better but time is against me with that :)
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Back so SOON!!??
YAY!!!!!!!! Im DEFINITELY NOT complaining ;) Just take it easy and enjoy the journey (and again - thanx for taking us with you :) )
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lol yes I am back so soon. It seemed like ages to me ;) Thanks for your support and for starting to read this story too. I am going to take it easy and not stress about it - when I can get chapters out I will and if not I won't hang myself out to dry about it.
Cheers Malika
Thank you thank you thank you!!!!!!
i was just hoping the other day to read some more about out beloved edward and bella! thank you for keeping the story alive! sounds great and i cant wait to read more <3 always Morgan
Glad you are happy Morgan. It is hard to let go of the characters, isn't it? lol. I hope you continue to enjoy this story.
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Wrote last night after the game that despite the loss,
From visiting with guys that watch practice on a daily basis told me that Beasley did a great job on the scout team every week and it was only a matter of time before he would be in the mix. Harris has made his mark working in practice as well but where Beasley hasn't been active, Harris has, working on special teams. On the short week, both Harris and Beasley looked comfortable playing in the game which didn't surprise me one bit. There wasn't any confusion or indecision are their part while studying how they played.
On the two interceptions that Romo suffered , both were in the direction of Beasley but were on the quarterback and not because of the routes that Beasley had run. There were times where both of the receivers were open but Romo couldn't get them the ball. On the first series, Beasley was wide open when he and
In the fourth quarter, Harris had a 36 yard reception on a route where he avoided the corner then adjusted his route inside breaking off the sticks. Romo saw where Harris took his route and was able to hit him the middle of three Redskins defenders. Harris went high to get the ball and like what we had seen for his punt return ability how quickly he was able to get up the field and how well he is able to make people miss. It was a brave route and an outstanding adjust by Harris to make a big play for the offense. In total, Harris and Beasley were responsible for 11 grabs on the day and for two young players that just a few short weeks ago who were running on scout team, they were not only confident but productive as well.
Assessing O-Line Play
Last week there was no secret how poorly the Cowboys offensive line played last week against the Browns. In studying the Redskins in preparation for this game, I had the theory that the line would play better just because I felt like that the Redskins didn't do a very good job of rushing the passer, matter of fact, the Redskins were near the bottom of the league when it came to sacks per attempt.
Where the Browns were able to have some success rushing the passer was when they used a four man line then twist or stunt their linemen. The Redskins did more twisting but it was with their linebackers then it was with their defensive front. In this game, the Redskins tried something they had not shown before and that was twisting their line.
The Cowboys just allowed two sacks in this game and one of them was off a twist stunt where
There wasn't as many problems with free rushers like we had seen against the Browns. If there was a player that struggled the most in this game, it was Derrick Dockery who just doesn't move as well as he needs to. There is a side of me that believes that if Costa or Cook still can't go again next week, that moving
Too Banged Up?
I am not going to sit here and make excuses for the defense with what has happened to them with all these injuries. Jason Garrett and Rob Ryan wouldn't do it but let me just offer this from my many years of working in this league, it's hard to compete when you look up and your best players are walking off the field with the trainers while you try and stop a player that is fresh off winning the Heisman Trophy.
With that being said, Rob Ryan and his players had one of those moments much like they did in Atlanta where they needed a stop in the worse way and couldn't get it. With the score 35 to 28 and 8:18 left in the game, the Redskins took over the ball. Nothing went right for Ryan in the first half but some big plays on offense and a turnover, they were right back in the game. The drive opened with a
On second down, Ryan sends his nickel package in the game but Ryan didn't have his nickel corner
In the backfield, Griffin III uses play action to Morris and sees Moss breaking to the middle and fires a dart for the completion and 23 yards. The drive continues and the Cowboys get the Redskins into a 3rd and 1. Ryan again goes with his nickel. The Redskins motion into a bunch formation, and at the snap breaks out of it. Moss on the outside, delays reading the coverage and runs his route just across the sticks. The secondary drops in zone as Griffin III throws the ball to Moss two yards beyond the sticks, catch and first downs. With now 4:02 on the clock, and the Redskins facing a 2nd and 9 , Ryan stays in his nickel.
Redskins Leonard Hankerson is in a tight split left with
Now Garrett is forced to have to start using his timeouts and has to burn two of them before Ryan and his defense is able to make a stop on third down forcing a field goal but in the process the Redskins take 5:20 off the clock and expand their lead to ten points before the Cowboys offense got the ball back.


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How do we prove an answer
that it How do we prove an answer
I just want to clarify that I do love science and the understanding of the universe that it has brought us. As well as the tech
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Feb 17 2013: What is the question? Is the answer empirical or theoretical? A empirical answer is easier to prove than a theoretical answer, and theoretical answers can be impossible to prove.
In the area of theoretical questions one can use Platonic logic or Aristotelian logic and come up with proof for completely different and opposing answers. It can get very confusing.
This may help in the discussion:
In complicated geometric or mathematical questions "proof involves reasoned, logical explanations that use definitions, axioms, postulates, and previously proved theorems to arrive at a conclusion about a geometric statement. A good proof has an argument that is clearly developed with each step supported by:
Theorems: statements that can be proved to be true
Postulates: statements that are assumed to be true without proof (for example, an angle has only one bisector)
Axioms: self-evident truths or the basic facts that are accepted without any proof (for example, a straight line can be drawn between any two points)" from chegg.com a very interesting academic website.
My background is the Arts most of the answers I seek have little or no proof and are fluid in nature, changing shape with a blink of the eye
Feb 17 2013: Hi ya Casey ... not sure what you mean by "my personal logic" I mentioned Geometrical and mathematical logic; Platonic logic and Aristotelian logic. There are many systems of logic. Any claims I may make to have a "personal logic" most likely was derived from some system of logic long thought of before my birth. Some may conclude I cannot recognize a truth because I disagree with them or there logic. Others may conclude I cannot recognize a truth because they do not like me or what I say. I will go back to my first question: What is the question?
Feb 17 2013: " I cannot recognize a truth because I disagree with them or there logic"
I would be using your logic or your common sense to prove truth to you.
So let me see if I can use logic and reason to show you how you need to use their logic and reason. To not prove them wrong but to show them that there is other truth. So you can pick any topic you want and any side of the said topic and I will debate the other side. See to get someone to believe what you say is truth you first have to understand their side as truth as well. Not that it wrong and it clearly might be(like anyone who would say oil is not toxic).
It is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles; if you do not know your enemies but do know yourself, you will win one and lose one; if you do not know your enemies nor yourself, you will be imperiled in every single battle. ~ Sun Tzu Art of War
Now it doesn't matter how the argument is going once I figure out how you came to your knowledge of truth I can figure out your thought "pattern" or common sense. Once I understand that I can use your common sense thats right your common sense to prove my information as truth. Not as I am right your wrong but just that there is other truth. Edited: I dont even need to believe that what I am trying to debate is truth or not, I just need to except that it can be
And as far as Sub, object question go. I like to say that it's not that I think inside the box or outside of the box. I realize that its all box's and I try to think in all of them.
Feb 17 2013: I am being miss quoted... the quote should read " Some may conclude I cannot recognize a truth because I disagree with them or there logic." George Carlin once said "The difference between the almost right word and the right word is the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning." Same holds true for quotations.
But I am starting to get your gist.
Okay here is a question: Will my conciseness survive the death of my body?
I say no. Now prove me wrong.
Feb 18 2013: My reasoning: 'Inference to the best explanation' since there is no empirical evidence direct observation or experiments that can prove the survival of consciousness or a "soul" after the death of the body 'inference to the best explanation' is the logical way to come to a reasoned answer. What are some the explanations?
Consciousness is nonphysical it can transcend the body
There are eternal ides and forms that are not physical like a perfect circle or justice thy can only be grasp by consciousness. Only something eternal and nonphysical can grasp something eternal and nonphysical. Consciousness is nonphysical it can grasp ideas and forms that are eternal therefore consciousness is eternal.
After our death our parts still exist. Our consciousness is part of us so it to still exists.
Our consciousness recognizes eternal ideas and forms even without every experiencing them. Our consciousness acquired this experience before our life in an eternal realm.
Our physical brain manifests consciousness though it may take on properties of the nonphysical a blow to the head a lobotomy drugs or bran damage can severely affect consciousness.
I will quickly run through them to explain why I picked the last one as the best explanation. I do not think I have to be eternal to grasp an eternal idea. I do not have to be a cat to know a cat. It is true that before my birth and after my death my atoms exist, but as for my parts my heart, my liver will stop working unless they are transplanted and still they only get one chance at that. My mind can extrapolate on ideas and forms I have never experienced in this life. This leaves me with the last explanation
I brought up this question because it is very compelling. The question has been around for a long time in one form or another. Many great thinkers have pondered this question all their lives without coming to a solid or sound answer. I have no solid answer. Something of faith my be needed to gain peace with the question.
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When rap artist Ludacris was announced as the final headliner for the 26th annual Twilight Concert Series, it completed a lineup more than six years in the making.
That's how long it takes Casey Jarman, Twilight's program director, to book bands for the series year after year.
Jarman said he's tried to get headliner Belle and Sebastian to come to Salt Lake City for more than five years. On Thursday, July 18, the indie-rock band leads off the 2013 summer concert series at Pioneer Park.
Ludacris will headline Aug. 15. Jarman said the appearance is timely for the rapper who wants to get back into performing after starring in "Fast & Furious 6," which was released May 24.
"He is going to work for us to fill the gap we had," Jarman said.
The rap artist rounds out a diverse lineup that includes rock band Flaming Lips on July 25, Grammy-winning R&B singer Erykah Badu on Aug. 8, hip-hop artist Kid Cudi on Aug. 22 and psychedelic rock band MGMT on Sept. 5.
Sponsored by the Salt Lake City Arts Council, the Twilight series saw average attendance drop by about half last year to 16,000. Of course, it was the first year it wasn't free. Admission now required a $5 ticket.
Jarman predicts crowd numbers will go up this year, even with the 75-cent service fee added.
The money made from ticket sales goes back into the series to make the shows more enjoyable and create a better atmosphere for those in attendance.
"We don't want to have it too big," Jarman said. "We don't make money off of this for a long shot. … The National [on Aug. 1] will probably be a big show, and Kid Cudi, but we don't want to get to 50,000 people down there. We don't anticipate shows to sell out."
One of last season's highlights was Nas performing for a crowd of more than 25,000.
Jarman said this season might be one of the best yet. In previous years, he and the arts council tried to fill the lineup with whomever they could get. This year it's different, with bands guaranteed to entertain.
"Grizzly Bear [on Aug. 7] is probably the most interesting band touring this year," Jarman said. "Empire of the Sun is a crazy fun show. I'm looking forward to every one of them this year."


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PHILADELPHIA– April 2, 2014 – After working closely with a subcommittee of the Philadelphia Art Commission, the Museum of the American Revolution today released Robert A.M. Stern Architects' revised design for the Museum's new home at Third and Chestnut Streets. Upon review of the updated plans, the Art Commission granted Conceptual Approval. The Museum will go before the Commission in May seeking Final Approval.
PHILADELPHIA– March 5, 2014 – General George Washington, booming cannons, and more than 15 Revolutionary War re-enactors from across the region offered the opening salvo for the Museum of the American Revolution. A robust crowd of supporters attended the public ceremony celebrating the beginning of site preparation for the Museum of the American Revolution (MoAR) to be built at 3rd and Chestnut Streets in the heart of Philadelphia's historic district.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, January 9, 2014 — Why should the Founding Fathers get all the credit? Bestselling author Cokie Roberts will visit the Historical Society of Pennsylvania on Tuesday, February 4, at 6 p.m. for the Philadelphia launch of her newly released children's book Founding Mothers: Remembering the Ladies. This public event is co-sponsored by the Museum of the American Revolution. For tickets, visit www.hsp.org/foundingmothers.
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November 12, 2013–Colonial Williamsburg will erect the recently completed replica of Gen. George Washington's marquee — the first "oval office" — for the first time during the grand opening Nov. 15-17 of James Anderson's Blacksmith Shop and Public Armoury. The weekend marks the first public display of the reproduction of the marquee tent that served as Washington's field headquarters throughout most of the American Revolution.Read more
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Taylor Swift has been on the charts for only six years, but she's just hit a milestone that it took others more than a decade to achieve: she's scored her 50th charting song on the Billboard Hot 100 .
Taylor's latest release, "I Knew You Were Trouble," is the one that rang the bell for her. It's taken her just six years and one month to reach 50 entries, but that's mostly because the bulk of them weren't official singles -- she's released and charted multiple preview tracks from her albums Fearless , Speak Now and Red .
There are only four other women in Hot 100 history who've had at least as many entries as Taylor: Madonna, Aretha Franklin , Dionne Warwick and Connie Francis . Of those, the woman who racked up 50 entries the most quickly is Aretha Franklin, who did it in 14 years, six months and three weeks.
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Dean's Corner
At ICFP 2013 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, Dean Klag reflects on some guiding themes of the third international gathering: family planning as a human right, youth involvement and the economic benefit of family planning. Learn More
Dean Klag
Dean Klag has led several pioneering studies in kidney disease epidemiology, including the first study to assess the incidence of end-stage renal disease.
World Health Summit
The 2012 World Health Summit recently welcomed Dean Klag and other Bloomberg School leaders to what many consider the preeminent forum for the global medical and scientific community.
One in 88 U.S. children has an autism spectrum disorder. Motivated in part by his own daughter's experience, Dean Klag is leading the charge in the Bloomberg School's autism research efforts.
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Dean Emeritus Alfred Sommer frequently meets with Dean Klag to discuss current research, future goals and the state of the Bloomberg School.
Approachable and down-to-earth, Dean Klag treats everyone at the Bloomberg School – students, staff and faculty – like respected colleagues and friends.
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Dean Klag was quick to endorse the United Way campaign at the Bloomberg School – a program that benefits the local Baltimore community during the holiday season.
Michael J. Klag, MD, MPH, an internationally known expert on the epidemiology and prevention of cardiovascular and kidney disease, and a Johns Hopkins faculty member since 1987, became dean of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health on September 1, 2005.


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I also wanted "kind" as one of my three adjectives because last summer when I was in China, everyone kept remarking about how kind I was. Nobody ever does that here, so I'm not sure whether it's just a cultural difference, but I like to think of myself as kind, so I decided to go with that.
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Jad Fair & Danielson: Solid Gold Heart
Anyone who ever had a Solid Gold Heart -- wouldn't they want to turn around and share it? Of course they would. Jad Fair and Danielson do. And their 11 tracks of sweet collaboration, collected under said title, sound like what you might expect: gleaming tunes of sincere sing-speak, resplendent with sparkling back-up vocals and warmly melodic, inventive instrumentation; a sunshine-bright outlook of positive encouragement to keep "rockin' on the side of goooood" -- because, after all, "We deserve chocolate cake/ We deserve apple pie/ Enjoy your life ..."
Danielson: Best of Gloucester County
The whole represents a new and welcome chapter in the Danielson oeuvre—a startlingly effective new band, a new thematic field (the locally-grown opus), produced with more sonic ambition than any recent Danielson effort, but without sacrificing the brave interior journey that we have come to expect from Daniel Christopher Smith: the world is complex, slightly dangerous, full of temptations, but there is still grace, beauty, meaning, and the music that is required to suggest all this is anything but easy, but that doesn't mean it is not rewarding, beautiful, funny, sad, and generous.
Danielson: Moment Soakers
"Moment Soakers" is everything we've come to expect from Danielson, the musical articulation of a singularly poetic and ecstatic vision; music that simultaneously welcomes and surprises, moving both body and soul. Seven-inch vinyl was deemed the perfect format for this recording, and with its complimentary themes of flying and floating, ABBA's "Eagle" (a long-time favorite of Smith's) was quickly decided on as the perfect cover for the B-side.
Danielson: Trying Hartz
Trying Hartz samples the first decade of the Danielson/Danielson Famile/Br. Danielson oeuvre (all the years before Ships), attesting generously to the movement of the work as a whole, from proto-minimalist eccentric gospel band to prog-metal-dread outfit to music hall choir to indie rock one-man band to outsider art celebrity to family man and family member. It's a perfect starter volume for listeners who have not had the pleasure of engaging with the evolution of this unusual, surprising, and incredibly moving musical consortium. And yet: please note that no verbal account of the work can possibly summon the effect of the decade digested in this assemblage. After all, as Daniel sings, "My Lord is known by His song." Not by His press releases. The ecstatic vision of the Danielson project is the unnamable part, the impossible to describe part, and this ecstatic vision is cumulative. It's not what Daniel says, though he always says it well, it's the circumstances in which he says it, with family gathered around him, whether related by blood or not; it's the reiteration of the spiritual thematic material, a reiteration that sounds nothing like early 20th century gospel—it's far more poeticized, it's far more elemental—but which has all the seriousness and all the joy of that long ago music. Ecstatic vision. You won't get it by reading these lines, nor even by reading the lyrics. You will get it by listening to this distillation of ten years' work and the earlier albums and going to the shows. Then you will experience the humble but devious and complicated grassroots movement that is Danielson. Trying Hartz is an essential place to start.
Danielson: Our Givest (Remix)
October marks yet another opportunity to look back upon and celebrate some of our favorite Danielson titles from the rich back catalog that has spanned over a decade. This epic journey of retrospection began with the vinyl reissues of Tell Another Joke At The Ol' Choppin' Block and Fetch The Compass Kids (both being released on Secretly Canadian) and Tri-Danielson!!! (Alpha/Omega) (being released on Sounds Familyre). Next in line in this series of releases is a particularly sweet treat in the 7" vinyl format. Odd Nosdam (renowned musician, DJ, co-founder of Anticon) took the reigns on remixing the Danielson track "Our Givest" (originally from Brother Is To Son) while Jeremy Novak of Dymaxion tackled "Jokin' At The Block" (originally from Tell Another Joke At the Ol' Choppin' Block).
Danielson Famile: Tell Another Joke At The Ol' Choppin' Block
Secretly Canadian is proud to announce the world-wide re-release of TELL ANOTHER JOKE AT THE OL' CHOPPIN' BLOCK, TRI DANIELSON!!! (ALPHA) and TRI-DANIELSON!!! (OMEGA).The Danielson Famile's carnival of soul is deeply rooted in American folk and gospel music. Having been raised on their own father's gospel songwriting in Clarksboro, New Jersey, the Famile were raised with a reverence for a deeply personal and spiritual song form, one that relished not only the song itself but also the relationships which formed around that song. And the result of a few decades of the siblings absorbing such a family practice -- as well as an ample supply of post-punk, new wave, mid-80's to early-90's independent rock, and all the Dylan and Beatles along the way -- is something like if the Carter Family and the Jackson 5 were invited to collaborate for a Sun Session with Black Francis sitting in on lead vocals during a slightly overcast Sunday afternoon. It's a strange and fascinating collision of sounds and contexts, but that's what's so incredible about the Famile; their unashamed display of all things under the sun in their travelling family circus can be so many things to so many people, but all the while being the singular vision of one truly inspired mystic by the name of Daniel. Fact: the Danielson Famile is really and truly comprised of three brothers and two sisters whose actual surname is Smith, as well as three "adopted" family members. "I'm gonna give you something that's already yours." And so opened their debut full-length A PRAYER FOR EVERY HOUR from 1995. It came out of nowhere and was recognized for its gall to be so original and without precedent. "Rarely has such purity and wholesomeness been so successfully combined with clarity of vision, sense of purpose, and sheer enthusiasm," reported John Fortunado of BUZZ magazine. As perfect a debut as the four-tracked 24-song opus was, it was with their second record TELL ANOTHER JOKE AT THE OL' CHOPPIN' BLOCK that Danielson Famile really established themselves as premier album-makers. Recorded partly in a funeral parlor in South Jersey by Shimmy Disc guru Kramer, the album stands as a potent and surreal testament to eldest brother and chief songwriter Daniel's revisionist take on the daily moral struggle we all wage. He does so with conviction and commitment, while still maintaining a sense of humor without falling into the trap of over-ironizing. "He worries about 'fleshly' matters, dreams of making babies, recalls his own birth and calls his mother 'Mommy,' and plays it all as a family pageant," said CMJ magazine. Their next two full-lengths, TRI DANIELSON!!! (ALPHA) and TRI-DANIELSON!!! (OMEGA) were recorded together and released separately as sister albums. An experiment in album form, they attempted to push out in three opposite directions from one source without a unification attempt. They proved that the Famile was a band who could translate the intensity of their increasingly famous live performances -- in which the band dons nurses uniforms that act, according to Daniel, as "visual reminders of the spiritual and emotional healing taking place" within audience members -- onto record. With these two records, the Famile's highly choreographed, yet still quite improvisational, songs showed a kinship with the bombastic theatricality of Queen and ABBA, the serrated and damaged edge of Captain Beefheart and early Talking Heads, the child-like perspective and uninhibited sense of adventure of Half Japanese and the Shaggs, and the deep spirituality of Washington Phillips and father Lenny Smith.Vinyl reissue (out 9/23/08) is expanded to a 2x12" LP format (as opposed to the 2x10" format in which it debuted) and includes 4 bonus songs from a live WFMU session from 1996.
Danielson Famile: Fetch the Compass Kids
The Danielson Famile's newest imaginarium of sound, FETCH THE COMPASS KIDS, is now accessible to the public ears from Secretly Canadian. FETCH is a collaboration between the Famile and uber-engineer Steve Albini, who slept on an air mattress in southern New Jersey for several nights just to complete the task. This unlikely meeting of the minds has produced a whirling dervish of an album, one that is both crisp and deep, with multi-colors and multi-Gospel-rhythms from the Smith family and friends on a gypsy-like parade. The audio-visual genius of eldest son Daniel, who sings in a falsetto that is both endearing and jarring, brings original art to his album covers and nurse uniforms to their live show. The music on FETCH stands alone, a daring document full of groove and sympathy, peppered with messages to take more quiet time in life, to love one other, to dip hands, feet and toes into the puddles of the Lord.The genesis of the Danielson Famile, of course, is art school. The original songs in their first form were Dan, siblings and friends belting it out before Dan's juried art professors, singing for an A on his thesis project and a chance to make it out of school alive. But one must account for earlier nights in the livingroom, nights of dad Lenny singing folk mass and Beatles tunes, with mom Marian on harmony, grilled cheese on the stove, and every snot-nosed Smith kid with their hands on something -- a tambourine, a flute, a piano. There was never any money, but there were plenty of bad jokes, prayer and music.Today the Danielson Famile brings an unprecedented sound that equally recalls French carnivals and Motown jukeboxes, as the group earnestly tumbles over each others' voices and instruments on stage, laughing inside the sleeves of their nurse's uniforms, and singing about the endless possibilities of an intimate relationship with the Creator to anyone in the international music underground who will listen.And plenty of people are listening. Lauded by music critics (Rolling Stone, Spin, Mojo, The Wire, Index) and hipsters, preachers and pagans alike; these brothers and sisters have been hammering all over this land. The Famile recently appeared in Art Forum magazine, in a Top Ten list of cultural happenings, as well as on National Public Radio's All Things Considered."Oh where to go from now? Lead me to thee passionate tree. The Compass Kids run to the Compass Passion. Fetch the Compass Kids."
Release date: 04/23/01
Danielson Famile: Tri-Danielson!!! (Alpha/Omega)
September marks the beginning of a season in which we look back upon and celebrate some of our favorite Danielson titles from a rich back catalog that has spanned over a decade. This epic journey of retrospection begins with the vinyl reissues of Tell Another Joke At The Ol' Choppin' Block and Fetch The Compass Kids (both being released on Secretly Canadian) and Tri-Danielson!!! (Alpha/Omega) (being released on Sounds Familyre). In addition to being back in print for the first time since 2001, these reissues have some unique attributes such as: Tell Another Joke At The Ol' Choppin' Block is now available as a 2x12" LP format (as opposed to the 2x10" format in which it debuted) and includes 4 bonus songs from a live WFMU session from 1996. Tri Danielson!!! (Alpha/Omega) has been partially remixed and fully remastered and makes its vinyl return dressed up in a brilliant new gatefold jacket along with a very special bonus track. Remember this is just the kick off of a busy season for Danielson, so stay tuned...
Danielson: Ships
In case you haven't heard, 2006 will be the year of Danielson. The mammoth new Secretly Canadian full-length by the Southern New Jersey enclave, entitled "Ships" (produced by Danielson chieftain Daniel Smith), is being released May 9. Prior to its release, in March, three unique 7" singles will be released simultaneously on Anticon (with a song performed and produced by Why? and an album track remix by Christiaan Palladino), Kill Rock Stars (with two songs produced by Kramer) and Sounds Familyre (two songs recorded with Steve Albini). These singles will include non-album tracks and a remix. In contrast to the Br. Danielson album "Brother Is to Son" from last year, the songs on "Ships" are not solo songs, nor are they recorded without the help of his Famile. "Ships" is pure Danielson, created with the help of no less than 34 of Smith's closest friends and family members. See here a list of vital contributors:
1. Daniel Smith- Danielson2. Andrew Smith- the Famile3. David Smith- the Famile4. Megan Slaboda- the Famile5. Rachel Galloway- the Famile6. Elin Smith- the Famile7. Christiaan Palladino- the Famile8. Melissa Palladino- the Famile9. Lenny Smith- the Famile10. Lilly Smith- the Famile11. Ida Smith- the Famile12. Jedidiah Slaboda- the Famile13. Ted Velykis- The Ladytron / Leopulde14. John Ringhofer- Half-handed Cloud15. Greg Saunier- Deerhoof16. John Dieterich- Deerhoof17. Satomi Matsuzaki- Deerhoof18. Chris Cohen- Deerhoof19. Sufjan Stevens20. Josiah Wolf- Why?21. Yoni Wolf- Why?22. Doug McDiarmid- Why?23. Matt Meldon- Why?24. Brian and Amy- Miner Street25. Emil Nikolaisen- Serena Maneesh26. Tom Eaton- Goodeaton27. Steve and Dave- Gradwell28. Alan Douches- West Westside29. Ben Swanson- Secretly Canadian30. Darin Gray- Grand Ulena / Brice Glace / Dazzling Killmen31. Kramer- Bongwater / B.A.L.L.32. Steve Albini - Shellac33. Edith Frost<34. Jon Galloway- Soul-Junk
Danielson: "Dry Goods Dry Power" / "Left-Handed Smoke Shifter"
In anticipation of the May 9th release of the mammoth new Danielson full-length entitled Ships, Sounds Familyreis proud to present one of three unique, limited edition 7" singles: "Dry Goods Dry Power" b/w "Left-Handed Smoke Shifter". Recorded at Electrical Audio Studios by Steve Albini, "Dry Goods?" finds Daniel Smith with his friends Edith Frost and Darin Gray (Grand Ulena/ Brice Glace / Dazzling Killmen) playing and singing along to rhythms created by Daniel's Heartbeat and someone knocking on a door. Two additional 7'' singles will be released simultaneously on Anticonwith a song performed and produced by Why? and an album track remix by J. ChristiaanPalladino, and Kill Rock Stars (with two songs produced by Kramer).
Danielson: Brother is to Son
This album has been a long time coming for Daniel Smith. It's been ten years now since the first recorded Danielson album (A Prayer for Every Hour). Danielson head chief and eldest sibling Daniel Smith has always tried to keep the Danielson music making fluid and therefore things have evolved. While it all clearly started as his baby which he wrote and then directed with the help of his siblings, the Danielson Famile of New Jersey has naturally become more and more of a collaboration and a group over the course of five full-lengths (the latest of which was 2001's Fetch the Compass Kids). As the Danielson Famile was coming together, Daniel wrote "Tri-Danielson!!!", splitting Danielson into three sides. The idea was to honor the Danielson Famile by continuing to collaborate more and also give Daniel a place to write and play his other songs. Br. Danielson ("Brother Danielson") is this place.On this sixth Danielson release, the entire Famile (siblings Andrew, David, Megan, and Rachel; wife Elin; friends Christian & Melissa Palladino; daughter Lilly) as are familiar co-conspirators (father Lenny, Sufjan Stevens, John Ringhofer and Ted Velykis) are all here supporting Daniel.On "Brother is to Son", all the special-ness that the full band brought to previous Danielson albums is fully present. The earnest vocal chirp of head Danielson himself is still there, not to mention the empassioned and punk-inspired hard strum of his acoustic guitar. He still leads his folk jamboree through the familial boy-girl harmonies as the banjos, bells, piano keys and jaw harp all teem with kinetic energy, like a deconstructionalist jug band led by a man who follows in the bold footsteps of Sun Ra, Don Van Vliet and Johnny Lydon as a truly original art terrorist.What is unique about this new window into the Danielson brain-cage is its pervasive tenderness, most clearly manifested in the ever-broadening vocal range of Daniel. Taking a cue from Dylan's Bringing it All Back Home, Brother is to Son opens confidently and intensely while slowly turning in on itself by its second half, on which Smith brings a vulnerability unmatched on his previous five albums. Oh so humbly does he pose questions of the most personal sort, begging of the listener an openness of spirit.On "Hammers Sitting Still", we find one of the most interesting Danielson songs to date, with lyrics that focus on his "other" job as a carpenter and contains some fantastic Robert Fripp-like crystalline guitar formations by Soul-Junk's Glen Galaxy and shared vocals with wife Elin, who acts as the guardian angel to the doubtful Daniel, re-assuring him that it's alright to sing about such supposed personal trivialities as the compromise one makes for the daily wage war:"I just lost my finger, and I've dropped my hammer down. I pour out on this poor ladder, and my work boots can't be found. I feel held back and frustrated, insecure and I'm annoyed. All my bubbles have been bursted, and I'm left with shoulders bruised. Work is robbing me of living, they were right on about my dreams."It's when Smith merges the personal with universal that we find him at his most magical as an artist. That's what makes the last three tunes on Brother is to Son the most inspired 12 minutes in the Danielson body of work.The title track "Brother: Son" is the perfect album closer, opening with a hush and a little drummer boy's snare going rat-a-tat-tat, and then slowly unfolding three-quarters into the song into a chorus of angels urging the downed Smith to "give it up and crawl on through" to which he, reinvigorated, repeatedly sings with the angels in the most ecstatic full-member curtain call chorus "To tell you all the truth, the son can only do what he sees his papa do," signaling the full circle has been traversed. It is a triumphant and monumental closing to the most confident and fulfilling Danielson album to date.
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