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Posted: Mar 27, 2013
From Topic: Keyboard Shortcut to Add Subtasks?
Is there a keyboard shortcut to add subtasks?
Posted: Mar 02, 2013
Posted by Jake:
Posted by Alan:
AND, this is just a design change. There is no new functionality here.
We added a bunch of new functionality in this redesign. Quick-add, improved filters, iPad sidebar, faster subtask adding, html notes just to name a few. Here is the complete list: http://www.toodledo.com/forums/1/16121/-76545/read.html
Jake. Can you address the issue regarding the small size of buttons and menu items on iPad? Unless you have small fingers, it truly is difficult to accurately push on them. What is the reason why the app was designed this way, leaving so much unused real estate on the iPad screen?
This message was edited Mar 02, 2013.
Posted: Feb 28, 2013
I have to say that with all of the advice to upgrade, downgrade, use manual installations, try the mobile version, etc, etc, etc.....I appreciate the suggestions and the help, but this is ridiculous. Why should have I have to jump through oops to use an app and system like this?
AND, this is just a design change. There is no new functionality here. As others have said, TD got kudos before because of its intuitive design and ease of use, despite a somewhat complicated system running behind it all.
Now, that's gone. Buttons are too small for many. Fonts are too small according to many users. It can take more steps to get to certain functions. I just do not see what this upgrade has accomplished beyond alienating many users and turning this thread into a bit of a battle.
Earlier today, I extended my pro subscription, but it's just a few bucks, really, and I'm still looking around. TD had lots of bells and whistles I only used occasionally, and so this upgrade has given me the opportunity to re-evaluate my needs to search for another system which works and doesn't require me to resort to a stylus, or have to put on my reading glasses to check tasks and navigate around.
I think I'm out of here soon. Driving away loyal customers with no guarantee that new ones will come along to replace them. Especially after reading this thread.
What a bizarre business strategy!
This message was edited Feb 28, 2013.
Posted: Feb 27, 2013
Posted by Christoph Dollis:
What about downgrading to the previous version as I have done? It would certainly be a lot easier than switching to another service and it seemed that was working out well for you (as it was and is for me).
Well, that's a fair question (and suggestion). How does one go about downgrading?
Look, I didn't mean to come down hard on TD - I know I did, but I'm totally perplexed about how anyone can look at some of these improvements and consider them to be that. Areas on screens to touch are smaller and required more concentration. It's less intuitive. Actions that took a few screen clicks to get to before now take more. And for me, I just don't get how one can have the option to design something great for the iPad, with its larger screen size which has so much potential, and reduce the buttons to get through menus down to a point that they are smaller than what they were. Seriously -- if you don't have tiny fingers, you almost need a stylus to use it, just to navigate. And then you look at the screen itself and see nothing but blank space encompassing, in some cases, over what appears to be a third of the screen. I can't figure it out.
Anyway, if downgrading is easy and the previous version will continue to work then I could hang around, but it's fair to assume that within a few months, the old version will be no longer be supported, and I'll end up feeling like I've invested in TD again for no reason.
I just can't get around the silliness of some of the design elements. I see no point to it. Many others feels the same way.
This message was edited Feb 27, 2013.
Posted: Feb 27, 2013
I've been a fan of Toodledo for a couple of years, leaving RTM and doing my best to promote Toodled on Facebook, G+ and to friends and family. That has now come to an end.
I hate this update.
I agree with most of the negative comments posted already. No need to rehash most of it, but in my opinion, the iPad design is just plain stupid. You have a large screen to play with. And yet, Toodledo mostly squeezes itself into a smaller portion of the screen, with smaller buttons than the rest of the display, making it very difficult to not only read, but to use. It makes no sense.
Anyway, I won't go over the details that others have posted. Suffice it to say that my Toodledo account is about to expire and I will not renew. I'm considering a return to RTM. Still looking around at alternatives.
I suspect the objective of this upgrade was not to drive customers away, but it seems that this is what is happening. How unfortunate.
This message was edited Feb 27, 2013.
Posted: Dec 03, 2012
Posted by Alan:
Posted by mco:
Appigo seems to have stumbled with their latest releases as well. Read the reviews carefully and decide if that's really what you want to do.
Good advice. Thanks.
OK - this was actually great advice. Obviously, ToDo isn't the same app as it was a year or so ago. I'll stick with Toodledo and await the fixes. Or use the mobile site for a while. The fonts seem to be easier to work with on the mobile site.
Posted: Dec 03, 2012
Personally, I don't expect the mobile version of a site to work or look the same as a dedicated app. If that were the case, why have a dedicated app, especially since you can use the mobile site offline anyway.
Posted: Dec 03, 2012
Posted by mco:
Appigo seems to have stumbled with their latest releases as well. Read the reviews carefully and decide if that's really what you want to do.
Good advice. Thanks.
Posted: Dec 03, 2012
Well, I for one have had enough. I'm switching to Appigo's "ToDo" app to sync with Toodledo, and I will decide soon if I'm going to stick with Toodledo completely. I may no longer need it, but I still think it's the best web-based task manager around.
Posted: Nov 29, 2012
Lots of great new stuff, but a couple of issues at first glance:
- As others have stated, would like to be able to change font sizes.
- I find the color scheme (or lack of such) really drab and actually, all of the grey tones are hard on the eye and difficult to work with due to a lack of contrast. It would be great if we had optional color themes we could enable or disable.
- I really find the "priority" color bar thing a bit too large related to the rest of the information, but more importantly, the colors don't work. Medium is an orange, while Top is red. That's problematic, because the colors are too close to each other and they don't stand out.
I still can't understand why some kind of quick-type entry hasn't been enabled on Toodledo, both on the iOS apps and on the main webpage. One of your "bovine" competitors has this working nicely -- you just start typing into the quicktype section using a few key symbols and the various parameters of new tasks can be easily chosen. After all of this time, I don't get whey Toodledo hasn't developed this.
This message was edited Nov 29, 2012.
Posted: Jul 12, 2012
From Topic: Coupons for Toodledo pro
$1.25/month or $0.04/day is hardly unreasonable. Just sayin'.
Posted: Feb 10, 2012
From Topic: Bad Request
Switch to Microsoft Security Essentials if you're on a PC. Norton is just horrible -- it just eats all of your PCs resources and in the end, isn't that good. MSE is free! And highly-rated.
Posted: Feb 10, 2012
From Topic: Using Shortcuts on "Quick Entry"
Will we ever be able to use shortcuts (# for Due Date, * for ProjectA)in the Quicky Entry sections on Toodledo, AND on the iPhone/iPad apps? Life would be so much simpler...
Posted: Jul 08, 2011
From Topic: Toodledo Development Slowing Down?
I would be pleased to be a beta tester.
Posted: Jul 06, 2011
From Topic: Toodledo Development Slowing Down?
There was a time when there were updates and enhancements out every few weeks -- or so it seemed. Lately, that's stopped. What's going on? Things seem to be in a bit of a lull right now and have been for weeks. Something coming?
Posted: Jul 03, 2011
From Topic: Who are you? [again]
Why, is this a publicly traded company?
Posted: May 07, 2011
Good suggestion Simon. The only thing is that I don't use email for most of my task entry -- maybe 25%, so I would spend a lot of time switching 75% of those parameters around. But your idea is good if one uses email for task entry frequently
Posted by simon:
Alan, don't you find that most of what you need can be done through the new task default setting? I have mine set to:
Folder: INBOX
Due Date: Tomorrow
Priority: Medium
Status: Active
which means at the very least, the task will show up in my Hotlist and be seen. I find it much faster and requires no thinking until I choose to go into TD either on the desktop or iPhone.
Posted: May 06, 2011
Some email clients allow you to set up "stationary" or "templates". What I've done is put a guide in my template, then, whenever I want to write a task by email, I just use that template and I can refer to the guide which is already in the text of the email. When I'm done, I just erase it.
I've also put a copy of it on a note on my iPhone, and on my office wall, so if I'm forwarding a task, I can refer to it.
Having said that, I've found that the more often I use it, the more of the options I've learned off by heart anyway.
Posted: May 05, 2011
Pommette: Here's a direct link to the section of your account to configure email importing: http://www.toodledo.com/connect_email.php
Posted: Mar 10, 2011
On the iPhone app, when a task contains subtasks, that notification contained inside the button that you click on to view the subtasks is at the bottom of the Task detail display.
I recommend that it be moved to the top of the list. Often I know that there are subtasks, but have to scroll down the screen to see and action the button. And, there are times when I forget that a task has subtasks, and may not scroll down. Putting that button at the top makes it very obvious that a task has subtasks, and is more ergonomic and contributes to a better "flow" when working in the app.


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This collab was started way back in August of 2011, when nine animators took on the task of creating a piece of an animation of high quality in a very-short time period. For the most part, the three days went smoothly. It was by the end of the three days that things started getting hectic. Hurricanes and power outages tore us apart shortly before I had the chance to put the parts together, and although we failed to make the three-day deadline, the collab eventually was completed.
Then I spent half a year trying to find a musician to score the thing.
So... without further adieu, enjoy! It was a pleasure to watch the project come to life, and I hope you feel the same way about the flash.
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You amphibious boys, you :D Except Mikey has an odd little phobia goin' on ~
I knew the price I'd have to pay though. Gerard ain't a beliver in the phrase, "Don't shoot the messenger" you see.
Sticking to my 'clinginess' plan, which I usually end up doing naturally anyway, that night I got out Gerard's second matress while he brushed his teeth. I brought in my pillow and duvet and sat there waiting innocently. Gerard had no idea what I was up to.
When Gerard came in, wearing green and bluestripy boxer-shorts and a black vest top, he pointed at me, mouth hanging open. A little grin soon appeared though.
"Mikey...?" He was happy about it. Very pleased.
"Yeah Gee-bear?" I twiddled my thumbs, smiling myself.
"You're sleeping here?"
"Well, it looks like I am."
Gee lit up and pushed my pop-up bed right up to his.
"Wow, that bed's heavy." he muttered under with breath. "Aw, I'm so happy Mike!" he came around to the other side of my bed and reached down to hug me.
"Good boy." he squeezed my sides. "It's been so long since you've done this."
"And.....?" I prompted, tapping my cheek once he let go. He stooped down again to kiss me on the cheek, then crawled into his bed. A definate happy aura filled the room, and Gerard was positively glowing.
"We're not too old for that, are we?" I asked quietly, since I had to ask for one in the first place.
"Certainly not!" Gerard confirmed. "We're different to other brothers. We are.... Stronger, in a way." Holy shit, that made me dizzy, in the best way possible. More than brothers but....Different. That could mean......
He was facing me, hand on his pillow, close to my own hand. I was reminded yet again of his sweet nature, despite everything life was thrown at him. He deserved the best of me. I can always forgive him, because he's been so tortured inside.
He smiled at me broadly then pushed his forehead onto mine gently. I tipped my head back to angle us just so that the air between us was minimal. I shivered at our proximity. So damn close.
Only reminding me of what I wanted of him. Perhaps I was hinting at this when I wrapped my arms around Gerard. I clasped my hands on the bump of bone on the back of his neck.
Everything is so confusing.
"I love you Mikey." No matter when he said that, what he'd be doing to me at the time, it tore me to pieces.
"Swimming tommorrow." Gerard spoke to himself aloud as he often does in a cheery mood.
GERARD: "I'll get you up at about 12." I told Mikey. Swimming was the only thing different to do that was easy to get to and affordable. Besides, I hadn't been swimming in months.
"Cool." Mikey mumbled groggily, weakly. I wasn't sure wheather to let go now. Mikey hugged me tighter so I stayed put. He tipped me over gradually so I was lying on my back, with him half on top of me. We just lay there, quite contempt.
"Gerard." He spoke into my shoulder slowly and breathing hard. "You're the best." I ran my fingers through his hair dreamily. It felt so good to just lie there, so quiet.
I brought him breakfast in the morning, in a great mood. Orange juice and burnt toast. Hey, it's the thought that counts. He sat on his bed, munching away, that sweet smile never once leaving his face. I wasn't hungry myself so just had a few sips of orange juice.
It was the smell of chlorine that welcomed me to the local pool. Strong, chemical goodness. What the school showers and cafeteria smelt like. I breathed it in deep on our way to the changing rooms. I had with me, trunks, my phone and wallet, all rolled up in my signature purple towel.
I got us a locker and we changed in opposite cubicles. I hated the slippy tiles I had to stand on, I was itching to get swimming already. The humidity was agitating me, knowing I could be soaked in minutes. I was finished first and waited for Mikey to emerge. He looked funny in swimming trunks, and he knew it. Mine were a bit better, black with a red stripe down them and just above knee-length.
There were two pools to choose from. A rectangular, normal, proper swimming pool and a deep, thick, figure-8 shaped one, with ledges cut into it to sit on or whatever. They were joined by a small passage that you swam through.
It wasn't too busy at all, mostly serious swimmers and a couple of kids and parents.
MIKEY: Gerard sat on the ledge, semi-immersed in water. I saw his hair spread around, curling and sticking to his head. G looked calm as he surveyed all around himself. I stood there, watching for a second or two.
"Mikey! Jump in. Touch the bottom of the pool for me!" he waved me over.
I hate the deep end of swimming pools. They're just darkness, vast, beneath you. Even with goggles I hate them. Especially if they're patterned. I used to have nightmares about those when I was a kid.
They still freak me out today! It's so strange, I can deal with heights, but not depths!
"C'mon!" he coaxed me over. I ran at him, luckily not falling then, cannonballed over Gerard's head in a swift, gut-wrenching moment.
Holy crap! That water was ice-cold! I kept my eyes tight shut, not wanting to open them and look at the bottom of the pool. My heart throbbed in shock as I sunk further down. I felt too scared to move or let go of my knees! The bottom scared me more than I cared to admit to anyone.
I'd just wait until I touched the bottom, then kick upwards. I must've been close, so I breathed out all my breath in one shot, trusting I was at the bottom judging by how long I had been sinking. I coughed once, as my throat had an annoying tickle all day as it usually does.
The weird thing was, that once I let myself float down, lying flat (ish) even though I couldn't breathe, I felt relaxed. I hit the bottom with a thump then allowed myself to open my eyes.
They stung, but I could see the dark blue tiles stretching all around me. I choke-gasped when I saw lettering. I had forgotten this place had writing on the bottom of the pool. I had also forgotten that gasping, in water, just doesn't work.
I was desparate for air, my ears and lungs hurt! But the lettering petrified me momentarily. I uncurled from my cannonball positon to react in some way.
Someone caught hold of me, around my armpits, and we hurtled upwards towards the surface.
I spluttered and gaped in air before looking to see it was Gerard who had got me. He sat me on the cut in ledge, swimming on level with my stomach. I was so embarassed. I was just going to try swimming up to the surface too...
"Hey, Mikey! What happened? You sorta, froze up!"
"Uhm..." I coughed. "I dunno..." Then I noticed something was missing. Glasses.


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Sep 9 2013: Good question ! From a personal point of you TED helped me to get more knowledge about different things and changed my view of life . TED really helps people in the sense that they can regonize themselves on different conferences given by people who had tragidies but they never gave up , who wanted to make a change and have an impact on the society , who wanted to transmit a message of hope and love and so on.That's why TED stretched over the planet.Moreover, over my visions of different conferences of TED.I'm not the same person , I'm more optimistic and more energitic and all what i think is to never give up in this life and always try to be more and more creative and helpful towards the society.I think this is the goal of TED (Having a positive impact on the world) .Yet , that's why it is international .
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Swap: Cheddar Cheese and Crackers Plate. Your classier friends will love this elegant Antipasti Platter from Williams-Sonoma. The Alle-Pia Finnochiona salame, Pedrozo Dairy Northern Gold cheese, Guilio Bulloni Pane Carasatu crackers and olive assortment create a plate that looks almost as good as it tastes.
Swap: Nachos. Trade fat-laden chips and stringy cheese for fresh Bruschetta Toppings loaded with flavor! From roasted tomato, raisin and onion to sesame, cilantro and white bean, Dean & Deluca transforms slices of Italian baguette into indulgent appetizers with this artisanal set of toast toppings.
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Written on December 22, 2012 at 10:38 am , by FITNESS Intern
Written by Jennifer Fiorentino, editorial intern
Homegating [verb]: Bringing the spirit of football games into the comfort of your own home.
That's exactly how we would describe what happened when actress and singer Holly Robinson Peete invited us to the NFL homegating kickoff here in New York City. Along with celebrity chef Laurent Tourondel, who whipped up some of his favorite game day bites, we experienced the art of homegating first hand. It just may become a new tradition for some of our staffers!
How exactly does homegating work? It's simple: if you love the spirit that surrounds tailgating, but want to ditch the unpredictable weather or can't always afford to hit up a game, homegating is a fun alternative. Invite some pals over, decorate the house in team décor and serve the foods you'd see cooked up at your typical tailgate.
"Our fans have an incredible passion and we are pleased to bring them more ways to connect with the game and each other," says Tracey Bleczinski, NFL's vice president of consumer products.
To find out more about how to bring a little health to the fan-friendly fun, we sat down with Peete and learned about her own family's homegating routine. Check out the secrets this NFL wife (she's married to former Panthers quarterback Rodney Peete) practices below!
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Tailgate Like a Pro This Season
Written on September 28, 2011 at 1:19 pm , by Karla Walsh
Domenica Catelli grew up with a taste for the culinary world. "My grandparents opened a restaurant in California in 1935, which was passed down to my dad. I was sure I'd never work there but I started working at a different restaurant in college. I was a hard worker and spent most of my life around the business, and took over as head chef at 19," Catelli says.
Today the mom, cookbook author and event chef (she cooked for Oprah's Legend's Ball in 2006!) focuses on teaching families how to enjoy well-balanced meals without sneaking in ingredients through her "Mom-a-licious" brand. "I believe there's no long-term payoff for hiding vegetables in your kids' meals. You can build a lifelong healthy relationship with food by starting young," Catelli says. "Adults at the table need to have a good attitude and be a role model for eating a nutritious diet, and kids will do the same."
One of her top tips for busy parents? "Stock three or four go-to snacks in your car or purse, so you have something for you and more to share with your children, their carpool friends and even neighbors on a plane," Catelli says. "That way you'll be able to bypass the potato chips at the convenience store. I like raw almonds or Kashi's TLC Peanutty Dark Chocolate Layered Bars."
Since Catelli is such a pro at entertaining and pleasing the whole family with delicious dishes, we thought she would be the perfect person to give us some new inspiration for all of our fall tailgating parties. For your next game day meal, Catelli suggests serving her turkey chili, which her friends who are Olympic athletes love. Simply set out the bowls, spoons, chili and an array of toppings and make it a build-your-own bar.
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 1 medium yellow onion, chopped
- 2 tablespoons ground cumin
- 1-3 teaspoons red chili flakes
- 3 tablespoons fresh garlic, chopped
- 1 pound ground turkey breast
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 14.5-ounce can of fire roasted organic crushed tomatoes
- 2 15-ounce cans of black beans
- 2 15-ounce cans of kidney beans
- 1 cup of water or chicken broth
- Optional: Jack or sharp cheddar cheese, fresh onion, sour cream, Kashi TLC Pita Crisps
- In a heavy-bottomed pot, saute onion, cumin and chili flakes over medium heat with extra virgin olive oil. Do not let onions brown. As onions become soft, after about five minutes, add garlic and cook about two minutes.
- Add ground turkey and stir to smash up turkey. Add soy sauce, fire-roasted tomatoes, beans and water (or broth).
- Bring to a boil, turn down to medium heat and cook for 10 minutes.
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"The Help" director Tate Taylor is helming the pic with Imagine's Brian Grazer and Erica Huggins are producing along with Mick Jagger and Victoria Pearman under their Jagged Films banner. Trish Hofmann and Peter Afterman will exec produce.
Pic follows Brown's rise from extreme poverty in Georgia to becoming a world famous and highly influential R&B musician with a string of hits in the 1960s and '70s including "Please, Please, Please," "I Got You (I Feel Good)," "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag" and many others. Brown died in 2006 at age 73.
Co-President of Production Peter Cramer and Vice President of Production Maradith Frenkel will oversee the project for Universal.
Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant and Taylor announced today that the a lot of the film would be shot in Mississippi.
Grazer has been trying to make a Brown biopic for more than a decade. The project gained momentum after Taylor boarded the project. The studio has been working out budget issues while meeting with prospective thesps to play Brown.
Several actors were vying for the role, but Boseman emerged as the top choice a few weeks ago, though no offer could be made until the pic was formally greenlit.
Boseman will be seen next in Summit's NFL pic "Draft Day" starring Kevin Costner.
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The endometrial biopsy is a medical procedure that involves taking a tissue sample of the lining of the uterus. The tissue subsequently undergoes a histologic evaluation which aids the physician in forming a diagnosis.
There are a number of indications for obtaining an endometrial biopsy in a non-pregnant woman:
Transvaginal ultrasonography is generally done before obtaining an endometrial biopsy as it may help in the gynecologic diagnosis, or even make the taking of a biospy superfluous if the lining is thin. If the endometrial lining is less than 5 mm thick on sonography, it is highly unusual to encounter endometrial cancer.[1]
The test is usually done in women over age 35.[2] A more thorough histologic evaluation can be obtained by a dilatation and curettage, which requires anesthesia.
The procedure is contraindicated in pregnancy.[1] Therefore, women in the reproductive years may need a pregnancy test before a biopsy is taken to assure that the test is not done during a pregnancy. Other contraindications are pelvic inflammatory disease and coagulopathies.[1]
An endometrial biopsy usually cannot be done as an office procedure in children, young women, women with vaginismus, or women with cervical stenosis. If necessary, an examination under anesthesia could be performed at which time a biopsy could be taken.
A number of biopsy instruments are in use. The Novak curette is a thin metallic tube with a side opening at the tip; suction with attached syringe can be applied to help to remove tissue. The Pipelle is a more flexible plastic tube with a side opening at the tip. A smaller tube (internal piston) inside the Pipelle will be withdrawn to create suction. The pipelle will be rotated and moved in and out to collect small pieces of endometrial tissue. Recently, the TruTest has been introduced as an alternative method of endometrial biopsy. Rather than using a suction tube, this method uses the Tao Brush to gently brush the lining of the uterus. Generally, this method has been found to be less painful than the traditional suction method[citation needed].
While procedure is generally considered safe, cramps or pelvic pain is a common if short-lived side effect. After the procedure, the patient may experience some bleeding. A uterine perforation or an infection are rare complications.[2]
Endometrial biopsy pain [3] is quite common. The reason that doctors spray the lidocain is to help to deal with some of the pain from the procedure. The lidocain spray can burn when it is sprayed into the area. The clamp that is put onto the cervix may be another cause of pain and the procedure itself, where the doctor has to procure a piece of the lining with the tube can be painful. Most of the time, this will only be required once, but sometimes the procedure can entain two or three instances of procuring a piece of the endometrium.
Generally, an endometrial biopsy follows this process:
1. The patient is asked to lie on the table with her feet in the stirrups for a pelvic examination. She may or may not be given localized anesthesia.
2. A speculum will be inserted into the vagina to spread the walls of the vagina apart to expose the cervix.The cervix will then be cleansed with an antiseptic solution.
3. A tenaculum, a type of forceps, will hold the cervix steady for the biopsy.
4. The biopsy curette will be inserted into the uterine fundus and with a scraping and rotating motion some tissue will be removed.
5. The removed tissue will be placed in formalin or equivalent for preservation.
6. The tissue will be sent to a laboratory, where it will be processed and tested. It will then be read microscopically by a pathologist who will provide a histologic diagnosis.[4]
Both the application of the tenaculum as well as the removal of tissue by the biopsy may cause pain. Patients, in general, may want to take some pain medication (such as ibuprofen) before the procedure and inquire about local anesthesia.


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"There are two means of refuge from the misery of life - music and cats." - Albert Einstein
I've always wanted to make a film starring a cat, and I got that opportunity last month for the surreal comedy TV series I make with Dave Packer and German TV station Deutsche Welle – The Strange World Of Max X. Now that we've done it I wonder why it took me so long; my own cat Chibi is adorable and a total camwhore, you'd think I'd have a whole bunch. Over the years I've thought of doing Kitler videos, cats rampaging through models of cities, time travelling and astronaut cats, but this is the first finished feline film.
My talented screenwriter and cat obsessive missus wrote the outline - a cat acquires a special collar that enables it to manipulate any human wearing it via remote control. I pitched this to Dave, who stars as Max X, produces, and does all of the great visual effects. Both he and Deutsche Welle liked the idea, so we quickly got to work before the crappy British weather got the better of us.
First thing to do was acquire the main prop – a collar big enough for a human that could also look appropriately gadgety. We found a large dog collar at a pet shop (receiving strange looks when I checked to see if it would fit Dave's neck) and also bought some random electrical components. Dave attached wiring and switchable LEDs to the collar, before going all Method and practising numerous cat mannerisms - eating from the floor, chasing pigeons and meowing at the cat flap, thankfully stopping short of licking his own genitalia or marking his territory.
I was initially slightly apprehensive to be making a film starring a performer who might run away or fall asleep during a scene. Pussington the cat has made cameo appearances in over 20 episodes so far though, and is something of a veteran. He gives surprisingly emotive performances.
We got him to dance, play keyboard and operate a PS2 controller, partly achieved using fake cat paws that Dave had constructed from wire and fake fur. Scratching of Pussington's tailbone with a brush kept him keen when his interest waned, as well as a plentiful supply of ham dangled at him. Eagle-eyed viewers may spot some fragments of ham in Pussington's eyeline. He seemed remarkably chilled out by the overall experience, and whenever I visit now he will purr and look up at me expectantly, waiting for his close-up (or ham). A lot of people say you should never work with animals, but so far I've got nothing bad to say about cats.
I shot the film over the course of a few days on my Canon 550d DSLR, then cut it on Premiere and set the musical montage to 'Troll Physics' by the excellent Binster (aka Mpegasus aka Martin Binfield).
The first version of the edit included a scene where Puss plays a violent shooter game, the on-screen cat gunning down a zombie Max in a tunnel. Deutsche Welle thought this was a bit too nasty (in hindsight they were probably right) so we cut the FPS and replaced it with a more sedate underwater platformer featuring Puss in a snorkel chasing fish. The missus also preferred this; she didn't think it was in character for a cat to be interested in shooting zombies. Catching fish made more sense.
I thoroughly enjoyed making this film and can't wait for the next time Puss has a starring role. He seemed to enjoy being the focal point. Or maybe he just tolerated our idiocy for the ham and regular posterior scratches. No doubt there'll be lots more films starring Puss, Chibi and any other cat we can get our hands on from now on.
The finished film is below, and all other episodes can be seen on the show's Youtube page and via Deutsche Welle. I'll continue to post behind-the-scenes and other material when we make new ones. If you'd like to be updated on new Max X film please subscribe to the Youtube channel, and for info on upcoming films by me you can join our mailing list above ^
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"I was so excited! I just got out of Spanish class and ran down the hallway to meet her. It's like meeting a rock star," says Stella Brown, an eighth-grader at Boulder's Horizon's K-8 School. Brown was racing down the hall to meet Teddy Namuyiga -- not Taylor Swift. Namuyiga is one of two Ugandan ... More >>
Pitchers and catchers reported this week. You know what that means, right? Yeah, probably nothing. We're not going to get our hopes up here. I mean, aside from our new skipper, Walt Weiss, a beloved former Rockies shortstop, there's really no reason to believe this season will be any less agonizing ... More >>
For centuries, men have known that the real power of music lies in its ability to get you laid. From "panty-dropper" mixtapes that your parents made back in the day, to John Cusack standing outside the window with Peter Gabriel on the boombox, to that little boy banging on the drums in Love Actually ... More >>
Welcome back to the work week. How was the weekend? A bunch of great shows, eh? Icelantic's Winter on the Rocks with Macklemore, Eli Goulding at the Ogden Theatre, Brother Ali and Danny Brown at Cervantes' and Hot Water Music at Summit Music Hall. What did you catch? Bunch more shows this week, incl ... More >>
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It's not Christmas yet, but you'd certainly be excused for thinking otherwise, what with the radio already playing round-the-clock holiday tunes and the new shows we've been gifted with. Looks like somebody's been on their best behavior (god knows, it wasn't us). Whatever the case, we're now being r ... More >>
As reported yesterday, the Disco Biscuits are playing three shows in Colorado after the first of the year at the Boulder Theater, Ogden Theatre and 1STBANK Center. And while that's arguably the biggest concert announcement of the week, it's not the only one. After cancelling its co-headlining date w ... More >>
Last month, Crocs co-founder George Boedecker was busted for DUI despite -- or perhaps because of -- his alleged claim that a "batshit crazy" Taylor Swift had actually been behind the wheel. No telling if he'll repeat this assertion if the case goes to trial -- but for now, he's entered a not-guilt ... More >>
Better late than never. Our roundup of this past month's most memorable mug shots includes two Denver Broncos, a CEO, a high school grad turned media star and all manner of people accused or convicted of crimes ranging from the strange to the heinous. Check out the entire collection below, and chec ... More >>
Update: Yesterday, we told you about the DUI arrest of Crocs co-founder George Boedecker Jr., who allegedly claimed that a "batshit crazy" Taylor Swift had actually been behind the wheel of his car; look below to read the extraordinary tale and the police report from which it springs. After the repo ... More >>
Last night's ESPY awards were a reminder to Broncos fans about the bizarre nature of the Tim Tebow era. He appeared multiple times in the friggin' intro (including a brief Tebowing montage), was the first athlete on the stage (for a gag with host Rob Riggle), returned to be the initial athlete prese ... More >>
Starbucks' outspoken support of same-sex marriage prompted the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) to create an international campaign to "Dump Starbucks," an attempt to persuade people to stop buying coffee from Starbucks because, according to itsDump Starbucks website, "it has taken a corpora ... More >>
Lots of noise on the Billboard 200 albums chart in the past two weeks, and it hasn't been from Adele...for once. Last week, newcomers One Direction made history as the first British import with a number-one album debut -- neither the Spice Girls nor the Beatles had albums ever debut at number one in ... More >>
Oh, Tim Tebow, how we are going to miss him. It's hard to believe it's been only a little over two years since he began turning professional football into a platform for religious expression. Now that Tebowmania is officially coming to an end in Denver, we thought it would be fitting to honor the ma ... More >>
You don't want to screw with Taylor Swift. Virtually every confirmed -- or rumored -- romance she has ends up in lyrics to one of her songs. John Mayer? Check. Joe Jonas? Hell, yeah. Yet as much as it may hurt the doe-eyed Swift and her good intentions, having her heart broken -- much like Adele -- ... More >>
Despite the pointed assertion of Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney that rock music is dying because of Nickelback, the genre still appears to be selling quite well. Granted, not quite as well as hip-hop or pop, but it's still kicking. In a recent Rolling Stone cover story, Carney is quoted as sayin ... More >>
The Scissor Sisters have two incarnations: campy, carefree guitar-driven band, as was the case for early cuts like "Take Your Mama" and "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'," and a new, more hedonistic synth band with one ear to the dance floor and another in the bedroom. The latter vibe dominated the band's ... More >>
A. FoxThe rappers have been off to the races lately. Whether working on full-length albums, collaborative projects or performing at top speed, local hip-hop cats have been putting in work. We've compiled the latest heaters from A. Fox, who goes right in with his Boy Davey-produced certified c ... More >>
He woulda stayed.Music supposedly has the power to soothe a savage beast -- but it can also annoy the hell out of one. That's the lesson recently learned by personnel at Boulder Community Hospital. When they found a bear hibernating under a building on hospital property, they managed to driv ... More >>
Google introduced a new way of filtering search results last week: By reading level. You type something in and it tells you how many results fall into one of levels. Fair enough: if you're writing a research paper on sexual health or something, and thoughtful information would normal ... More >>
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As people who think about, talk about, listen to and make music, the most common question we encounter is, "What are you listening to right now?" Whether you're looking for recommendations, trying to get a feel for our individual sensibilities, or are just curious, we've compiled a list of al ... More >>
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We're sure you've heard by now that Beavis & Butthead, the staple of '90s-era MTV, is returning in a new series to help break up the monotony of the reality-show based programming choices on the network. While MTV hasn't yet officially confirmed what the NY Post reported two months ago, they ... More >>
Guru (left) and heartless greed monger Solar (right). Photo by Barbara Mürdter There is no fence-riding in hip-hop. It is the most competitive genre of music, partly because of the way it formed and partly because it remains the newest major movement. So there is no shortage of hatred going ... More >>
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Sometimes we have to wonder if folks that program for Apple's App Store are hell-bent on wasting people's time. We spent an evening with as many artist-specific iPhone apps we could get our hands on and found a few amazing things, a few interesting things and a plethora of pure and total cr ... More >>
Scott Borchetta. Name ring a bell? Not really? How about this: Remember the record exec who came to Taylor Swift's defense a few weeks ago when the whole world was up in arms over her supposed catastrophically pitch-friendly performance at the Grammys? That guy? Yeah, that's Scott Borchetta. He's th ... More >>
Based on the edition of American Idol focusing on Denver auditions, we declared Fort Collins' Haeley Vaughn to be Colorado's great American Idol hope. (Of course, Bikini Boy Ty Hemmerling made a different kind of impression.) But last night's episode marking the beginning of Hollywood Week (and the ... More >>
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Do no evil my ass. Last night and into today, many people using a Blogger account to host a music blog logged on to find this. The news is making its way across the web now, but DJ/record producer Tommie Sunshine tweeted about it way early. The error message of doom. Presumably, people got ... More >>
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"Ho ho holy crap, do I hate Christmas music"Every season, once Thanksgiving is in the books (and sometimes earlier, god forbid) and the shopping frenzy begins in earnest, my most-hated time of the year comes around: Christmas music season. See, I don't hate Christmas, per se -- I'm no Scrooge ... More >>
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Percy Pig turns 21 this week and while we doubt he's out necking Tequila with 20 of his mates, it's still a momentous occasion for the pink gelatine porker.
Percy seems to have grown up in a flash, but he's a mere whippersnapper compared to other famous sweet brands. Take Love Hearts, whose 60th birthday is just around the corner or Sherbet Fountain, the grandpa of the confectionery industry at 88 years old.
In celebration of Percy's coming of age, we explore the birthdays of some of our other favourite childhood sweets - come take a look by clicking on an image in the gallery below:
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Percy Pig hits the big 2-1 this week, celebrating over two decades of pink, puffy goodness. This cheery fella shifts over 10 million bags a year from M&S and has been championed by the likes of Calvin Harris, Lewis Hamilton and Andy Murray. Stay tuned for the reality TV spot.
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Everyone's favourite holiday lollipop is easing into middle age at 55 years old. With a logo designed by none other than Salvador Dalí, Chupa Chups has been a hit ever since its Spanish inventor came up with the idea of a "bonbon on a stick" in 1958, to avoid children getting their hands sticky.
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The Jelly Belly's jelly beans have put their wild days behind them, at a respectable 37 years old. These unusually flavoursome treats - "the Rolls Royce of jelly beans" - were once a hit with US president Ronald Reagan who famously proclaimed, "we can hardly start a meeting or make a decision without passing around the jar of jelly beans." We know the feeling.
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Just like that ageing but glamorous actress, flying saucers are rather coy about their exact age. All we do know is these sherbet-filled discs of delight came into existence in the 1960s, making them at least 44 years old. And no less charming for it.
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At 88 years old, the Barrat Sherbet Fountain… More details
At 88 years old, the Barrat Sherbet Fountain could qualify for retirement - but it's going nowhere yet. In fact, this tube of fizzy goodness is such an institution on the High Street that when the manufacturers changed its iconic paper packaging for a resealable plastic tube in 2009, a media outcry ensued.
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These bad boys have been spreading the love since 1954, meaning they're almost old enough to collect a pension. Love Hearts were initially launched as a cracker gift with the simple message "I Love You" but as their 60th birthday approaches, a whole host of other messages including "Lush Lips" and "Cutie Pie" have evolved. On the flip side, "Good Boy" and "Hello Mum" did not make it past the 50s.
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Haribo Starmix is still partying the night away as a hot young thing aged 19 years old. Kids and grown-ups love it so, as does PM David Cameron - who was seen snacking on a bag at an EU summit earlier this year.
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Skittles came into the world in 1974, meaning… More details
Skittles came into the world in 1974, meaning they're now just shy of their 40th birthday. We hope they're planning a big one because Skittles have lots to celebrate, including a myriad of tangy flavours, one of the world's most recognised taglines ("Taste The Rainbow") and over 25 million likes on Facebook.
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Werther candy is something of an esteemed elder in the confectionery world, at 110 years old. These stick-in-your-teeth caramels were invented in 1903, in a steam-powered factory in Germany's Teutoburg Forest. They benefitted from a makeover in the 1990s, as the name Werther's Original emerged for an international market.
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The Pez dispenser has an important birthday coming up this year; it turns 65. Originally marketed as an anti-smoking aide in the shape of a cigarette lighter in 1948, this nifty creation quickly evolved into a treat for kids.
In the 50s, the brick-shaped pellets within expanded from mint to a whole range of fruity flavours and characters including robots and Santas were introduced. Pez - that one-time Nicotine antidote - never looked back.
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Art sustains the soul and opens the mind. Our Arts Guide provides a full listing of potters, painters, musicians, fine craftspeople, gallery owners and other artists who draw inspiration from the coastal Maine landscape and welcome visitors into the fall months.
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Small works for small spaces. Choose an artist, Buy a token, Pull the handle, Collect local art
5 Main St.
At Fairwinds Florist
Blue Hill, ME 04614
Professional graphic design, illustration, custom art and online art gallery.
86 Ellsworth Road
Blue Hill, ME 04614
Historical and contemporary landscapes of Maine.
11 Tenney Hill
Blue Hill, ME 04614
Hours: Summer Tue.-Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Contemporary fine art gallery. Exhibitions of artists from Maine and beyond in the former Leighton Gallery. Memorial Day to Columbus Day.
24 Parker Point Road
Blue Hill, ME 04614
Hours: Open every day in July and August.
Fine art, jewelry, pottery, wood, fiber and paper arts, and gifts handcrafted by local and Maine artists. Since 1975
P.O. Box 918
48 Main Street
Blue Hill, ME 04614
Kneisel Hall Chamber Music Festival
One of the most significant chamber music programs in the U.S.
P.O. Box 648
54 Main Street
Office: 54 Main Street.
Blue Hill, ME 04614
Primary: 207-374-2811
• Tickets: 207-374-2203
Hours: Summer concerts, call for info.
Established in 1966—our 47th year! American and European 19th- and 20th-century paintings, watercolors, old prints, maps, Russian icons.
14 Parker Point Road
Blue Hill, ME 04614
• toll-free: 800-287-5370
Hours: Open May-Dec., Open Daily July-Aug.
The beauty of Rowantrees in reproductions.
84 Union Street
Blue Hill, ME 04614
New Surry Theatre & Performing Arts School
Since 1972. Performances of well-known and original plays and teaching classes in the performing arts year-round in the Blue Hill Town Hall.
18 Union Street
Town Hall Theater
Blue Hill, ME 04614
• tickets: 207-200-4720
Hours: Performances scheduled year-round.
3 generations of family, beautiful pottery from family land clay. Won't you stop in?
P.O. Box 392
132 Ellsworth Road
Blue Hill, ME 04614
Local: 207-374-2297 • Toll-free: 888-631-3321
Original watercolors capturing the timeless charm of Maine's architecture and landscape. Open late June-September, 11:00-4:00 or by chance.
29 Pleasant Street
Rte. 15
Blue Hill, ME 04614
Custom handmade paper lampshades, artist and origami papers, vintage and handcrafted lamps, and maritime linocuts by British shipwright and
113 Reach Road
Brooklin, ME 04616
Hours: Summer: Wed-Sun 12-5pm. Winter: by chance or appointment.
Ecouture Textiles Shop & Studio
Eco-printed & naturally dyed accessories, clothing & home goods. Featuring work by Amelia Poole, Michele Levesque, & Chris Leith. Workshops,
30 Bagaduce Road
Brooksville, ME 04617
Hours: Tue.-Sat., 10-4.
Sundial Framing and Photography, LLC
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16 Mechanic Street
Bucksport, ME 04416
An exquisite selection of pajamas, personal accessories, home decor, candles, soaps, baby gifts, and original oil paintings by Dan Graziano.
15 Main Street
Castine, ME 04421
Paintings, sculpture, photography, prints and books by member artists with ties to Downeast Maine. Open from mid-May to late Dec.
15 Main Street
Deer Isle, ME 04627
Hours: Open from mid-May to late Dec.
A Fine Art & Craft Gallery featuring Paintings, Prints, Jewelry, Pottery, Photography, Folk Art, Fiber Art, Cards, etc.
89 North Deer Isle Road
Deer Isle, ME 04627
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117 Center District Crossroad
Deer Isle, ME 04627
Nervous Nellie's Jams & Jellies
3 acres of whimsical sculpture, free samples of all jams, great coffee, homemade scones, tasty food gifts, fun birdhouses, pottery, candles
598 Sunshine Road
Deer Isle, ME 04627
Paintings, prints, photography, jewelry, sculpture, fiber, glass, ceramics, book arts and wood.
61 North Deer Isle Road
Deer Isle, ME 04627
Where the unique is commonplace. Alfred Peabody, Owner and Proprietor.
360 Eggemoggin Road
Little Deer Isle, ME 04650
Paintings by Louise Bourne, Rte 176, West Sedgwick, 6 1/2 miles from Blue Hill. Open regular hours July & August or by chance & appointment
35 Natchebiguatus Road
Sedgwick, ME 04676
Distinctive textiles for you and your home by weaver Chris Leith. Also work by Jody Meredith, Amelia Poole and Mayan hand baskets!
497 Reach Road
Between Sargentville and Sedgwick
Sedgwick, ME 04676
Hours: Open Memorial Day-Labor Day. Tue. - Fri. 10-5, Sat. 12-5.
Handmade gift soap made with vegetable and essential oils. Also available in favor size for weddings and special events.
554 N. Sedgwick Road
Sedgwick, ME 04676
Thomas Hinchcliffe Antiques and Handmade Furniture
Early American antiques and accessories, early decoys, boat models, marine carvings, and more. Also, one-of-a-kind tables and cupboards.
P.O. Box 831
26 Cradle Knolls Lane
Route 176/15 south 4 miles from Blue Hill, right with 176 onto Graytown Rd., 2 mi., right onto Cradle Knolls Ln.
Sedgwick, ME 04676
• Mobile: 207-632-5475
Hours: Spring: by appointment or chance. Summer: open most afternoons.
68 Main Street
Stonington, ME 04681
Landscapes of the Penobscot Bay.
80 Main Street
Stonington, ME 04681
Art, Collectibles, Small Antiques. Unusual items with a past/fine to funky. Int'l folk art, vintage jewelry, tools, textiles, carvings, etc.
217 Sand Beach Road
Stonington, ME 04681
Gallery: 207-367-2504 • Home: 207-348-6892
Frame your memories. Custom framing, local arts, Maine children's books, local photography.
P.O. Box 175
1208 Surry Road
Surry, ME 04684
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The Wilmer Ophthalmological Institute, founded in 1929, is the Department of Ophthalmology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. It has 100 full-time faculty members engaged in research and is one of the top awardees for federal research support. Total research support from federal, non-profit, and private sources totaled over $13 million in direct costs in fiscal 2007. The Wilmer Institute has been recognized nationally in the U.S. News and World Report survey and by vote of its peers as a premier ophthalmic teaching center in the United States, and its training and research programs are voted at the top of Ophthalmology departments in national surveys of Chairs of Ophthalmology departments. Patient-oriented research training for MD and PhD students has been an important goal for Wilmer. This is particularly important since clinician-scientists arean increasingly smaller proportion of those conducting research and successfully competing for federal research support. To demonstrate our commitment to research training, Wilmer developed its Clinician-Scientist Training Program (CSTP) to produce the next generation of clinician-scientists.
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Visteon to Participate in KeyBanc Capital Markets' Conference on May 30
VAN BUREN TOWNSHIP, Mich., May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Visteon Corporation (NYSE: VC) will participate in the KeyBanc Capital Markets' Industrial, Automotive and Transportation Conference in Boston on Thursday, May 30. Visteon's presentation is scheduled to begin at 12:05 p.m. EDT and will last about 45 minutes.
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Vice President and Treasurer Robert Krakowiak will provide an overview of Visteon's strategy, financial profile and related matters. A live audio webcast of the discussion, together with any related materials, will be accessible through Visteon's website at www.visteon.com/investors/presentations.html. A replay will be available following the event.
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Visteon is a leading global automotive supplier delivering value for vehicle manufacturers and shareholders through a family of businesses including:
- Halla Visteon Climate Control, majority-owned by Visteon and the world's second-largest global supplier of automotive climate components and systems.
- Visteon Electronics, a leading supplier of audio and infotainment, driver information, center stack electronics and feature control modules.
- Visteon Interiors, a global provider of vehicle cockpit modules, instrument panels, consoles and door trim modules.
- Yanfeng Visteon Automotive Trim Systems Co., Ltd., a successful non-consolidated China-based partnership between Visteon and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation's automotive components group, Huayu Automotive Systems.
Through this family of enterprises, Visteon designs, engineers and manufactures innovative components and systems for virtually every vehicle manufacturer worldwide, and these businesses generated $13.8 billion in sales in 2012, including non-consolidated operations. With corporate offices in Van Buren Township, Mich. (U.S.); Shanghai, China; and Chelmsford, UK; Visteon has facilities in 29 countries and employs through its various businesses, including non-consolidated operations, approximately 55,000 people. Learn more at www.visteon.com.
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February 20, 2004
Thomasville - "I think she was really the person who started the beauty of Thomasville," says Ruth Sons of Jessie Harris.
Son's says, "We're known for our dogwood trees and she's the one who started all of that."
Of the Harris Oak, Sons says, "All I know is they were going to cut it down, and she said, 'no way!' She brought her rocking chair down and she chained herself to the tree." "And," exclaims Sons, "she had her gun!"
"They left the tree and isn't it beautiful?" Sons asks. She says more trees need to be planted.
"I'm not against progress," says Sons. "I love progress. But there is too much cement in this world right now. Too many trees are being cut down, and we've got to think about that. We need a little more ecology. This tree is a symbol of the city of Thomasville, I think."
The Harris Oak tree stands outside the chapel of First Baptist Church on the corner of Washington and Broad Streets.
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Authorities say missing man in Butts County has been located. Mark Oliver Ball, 71, was last seen Saturday on Collins Road in Jackson. According to the Butts County Sheriff's Office, Ball was located
at a hospital in Thomaston in Upson County on Monday morning.
Deputies did not say how Ball ended up at the hosiptal. His condition is not known.
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