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Many hands make light work! Work days are our most effective way to accomplish larger scale projects. This is why we require 20% of your service hours, of the 30 hours of volunteering required, be work days. Work days also help project planning and completion, help build community, and show the children what's involved in supporting the school.
We are offering three summer work days:
- July 28 – 5:30 to 8:30 p.m
- August 9 – 5:30 to 8:30 p.m
- August 22 – 5:30 to 8:30 p.m
July 28 and August 9 will be devoted to moving teachers into their classrooms. The August 22 work day will be mostly outdoors, spreading mulch and preparing the grounds for our students' return to school.
If you are interested in getting those work-day hours out of the way, please click here to sign up!
Have questions about work days? Check out our Work Day FAQ page HERE.
Physical Education Curriculum at Spring Garden Waldorf School
Body awareness and movement are intimately connected and interdependent in academic and social learning. This is why athletics are a key piece of the holistic curriculum at Spring Garden Waldorf School. Learning is not all in our heads and the goal in Waldorf Education is to support whole child development using heads, hearts and hands. This includes getting those hearts pumping!
There are many ways in which we support movement and physical education at Spring Garden dependent upon the developmental stage the children are experiencing within any given grade.
Early Childhood
For our Early Childhood students, age 3-6, the focus is on unstructured, large-motor play and exploration outdoors, which has been proven to have a myriad of benefits. Children at this age use their wills and imaginations to propel themselves through activities and have no need for imposed structure to guide or direct their strong impulse towards movement. If anything, structure at this age, in regards to movement, serves to distract from the eagerness and joy with which young children naturally take to vigorous play.
Primary School
Our Primary School students, grades 1-3, also need very little encouragement to engage in physical movement and, for this reason, three recesses are given for unstructured play time outdoors. At this age, however, there is a benefit to a more structured introduction to movement and sports within physical education, as it teaches multi-step instruction following, cooperation and sportsmanship.
Competition, however, is kept out of physical education curriculum for now as Waldorf Educators feel children of this age are not developmentally ready to manage the emotions and discipline required for competitive sport. Therefore, physical education classes for primary school students focus instead of group game play. And Extra Lesson movement classes focus on individual growth and achievement in the task at hand, such as mastering a pogo stick or learning to jump rope.
Elementary School
Once our students reach Elementary School, they are ready to ease into the idea competitive sport. By Fourth grade, physical education classes shift slightly from the focus on cooperative games to ones where some competition, typically in groups, is present. Fourth grade is also the first year SGWS students go camping, to focus on outdoor physical education experiences to challenge and advance their body/ kinesthetic, visual/ spatial, interpersonal and intrapersonal skill sets in ways that are not always as prevalent during class time.
When students reach Grade 5, a new world is presented to them in the form of a traditional Greek Pentathlon, which is a curriculum-focused and relevant introduction to events in Track and Field. The Pentathlon competition is an introduction to organized sports and following this experience they begin to learn the basics of other organized sports. Physical education classes introduce skills for volleyball, kickball, softball, basketball, gymnastics and more.
In sixth grade, our students participate in a curriculum focused, physically challenging event called the Medieval Games. This event challenges their spirits and physical beings with very difficult and down-and-dirty events such as a rope climb, tug-of-war, mud jump, zip line and more. Sixth graders are also offered elective placement on practice teams for both track and field and basketball. While neither of these elective sports teams is required curriculum at Spring Garden, students are encouraged to choose one of these teams in preparation for the formal team play in Middle School.
Middle School
Our Middle School students are asked to represent their school in local competitions against other private schools in the sports of basketball and track and field. These participation is an elective offering. Both of these sports have girls and boys teams. In addition to the important ongoing development of large motor skills, the focus of these activities is to encourage personal discipline and fortitude, develop interpersonal and cooperation skills, and foster sportsmanship.
Middle school students are also encouraged to work with other, younger students in physical education. One example is when middle school students are assigned first and second grade "buddies" to help on the ice rink during scheduled skating field trips, a tradition in many Waldorf schools.
And in this way, the cycle begins again for our younger students who begin the process of their own physical education experience at SGWS, with a much-admired mentor and much desired fun.
Come Experience the Waldorf Difference
Spring Garden is part of the longstanding Waldorf tradition, drawing attention for what the New York Times calls, "a teaching philosophy focused on physical activity and learning through creative, hands on tasks… Implementing the right thing at the right time and following a multidisciplinary approach to teaching, which is supported by modern day scientific research about successful learning."
We have many visiting opportunities for families in our upcoming school year. We offer two types of informational tours.
Three times a year, we have Open Houses, a casual visiting day for interested families to come and learn more generally about Waldorf Education and Spring Garden Waldorf School — the only accredited Waldorf School in NE Ohio. Drop into our welcoming school community for self guided tours to see student work, visit classrooms and speak with faculty, staff and current parents.
During the 2016/17 school year, we have three Open Houses:
- Sunday, November 6th, 2016 – 1pm-3pm
- Sunday January 22nd, 2017 – 1pm-3pm
- Sunday April 8th, 2017 – 1pm-3pm
We have more in-depth tours available monthly while school is in session. Nothing shows the power of this type of education like seeing it in action. Our In Session Class Tours, also known as Walk Through the Grades, provide parents a unique opportunity to see how our teachers employ this innovative approach to education.
During the 2016/17 school year, we have nine Walk Through The Grades events:
- Wednesday, September 14th, 2016 – 9am-11am
- Wednesday, October 12th, 2016 – 9am-11am
- Wednesday, November 12th, 2016 – 9am-11am
- Wednesday, December 14th, 2016 – 9am-11am
- Wednesday, January 11th, 2017 – 9am-11am
- Wednesday, February 8th, 2017 – 9am-11am
- Wednesday, March 8th, 2017 – 9am-11am
- Wednesday, April 12th, 2017 – 9am-11am
- Wednesday, May 10th, 2017 – 9am-11am
Interested in one of our events?
Drop ins are welcome, but we'd love to get to know you a little first. Click HERE to Register.
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Click Here to Watch a Vrtual Tour of our school.
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Weed and Feed – Wed., June 29th
Wednesday, June 29th, from 10:00 a.m. to noon, will be our second SGWS WEED and FEED event. Anyone wishing to participate comes to school and weeds in the big garden from 10:00 a.m. to noon, then we will all enjoy lunch. Mr. Grimes is cooking!
Last week we enjoyed alphabet soup, crusty bread with butter and salad. As the garden grows we will incorporate produce from the garden into our lunches. Feel free to bring your own additional food if you prefer a heavier lunch.
Please reply to RSVP via email to Edward Grimes for our June 29th lunch.
Work at Spring Garden Waldorf School
Spring Garden is growing! We recruit and hire people of any gender, race, color, ethnic origin, or any other protected class or group to all the rights and privileges of all its programs and activities.
Join our growing school. We are now hiring for the following part-time positions:
Strings Teacher
Spring Garden Waldorf School is seeking a part-time Strings Teacher who will be responsible for providing instruction to students in grades three through eight, beginning in the fall of 2016.
The ideal candidate will be an experienced Strings Teacher who demonstrates skill and knowledge of multiple aspects of teaching strings including music theory, music arrangement and transposition, and basic instrument maintenance.
The successful candidate will demonstrate that he or she can create a dynamic, lively and well-structured curriculum and learning environment that is engaging and enlivening. We also seek a colleague committed to building strong collegial and parent relationships, and one who is committed to self-development. Bachelor's Degree required; Waldorf Training and Experience preferred.
If you would like to join our outstanding faculty, please send a resume, cover letter, and three letters of recommendation to email@example.com, or mail to SGWS, 1791 S. Jacoby Rd., Copley, Ohio 44321.
Early Childhood Assistant
Duties include assisting the lead teacher, setting up the classroom, preparing snacks, and providing disciplinary support. Bachelor's degree required. Hours are Wednesday through Friday, with both morning and afternoon positions available.
If you would like to join our outstanding faculty, please send a resume, cover letter, and three letters of recommendation to email@example.com, or mail to SGWS, 1791 S. Jacoby Rd., Copley, Ohio 44321.
Aftercare Specialist
Duties include providing after school care to students from Pre-K through Class 8. Applicants should have direct experience working with children and an education background. Work hours: Monday through Friday from 3:00 – 6:00 p.m. and several designated dates for school events.
If you would like to join our outstanding faculty, please send a resume, cover letter, and three letters of recommendation to email@example.com, or mail to SGWS, 1791 S. Jacoby Rd., Copley, Ohio 44321.
Grades Support Person
Duties include providing support to grades classes during main lesson and subject classes and supervising students during transitions and recess. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8:20 to 12:20. Bachelor's degree required; Waldorf training and experience preferred.
If you would like to join our outstanding faculty, please send a resume, cover letter, and three letters of recommendation to email@example.com or mail to SGWS, 1791 S. Jacoby Rd., Copley, OH 44321.
Substitute Teacher
While the hours for substitutes vary, the earliest start time is 8:00 a.m. and the latest end time is 3:30 p.m. Substitute teachers must have a bachelor's degree, a current FBI/BCI check, and a Substitute Teacher's License (though holders of a current Ohio Professional Teacher's License or Non-Tax Certificate are exempt from having to obtain further licensing).
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Meet Class One Teacher, Kristen Oberhaus
We sat down with our new Class One teacher at SGWS, Kristen Oberhaus, to ask her a few questions about her life and love of teaching. Welcome to our new first grade teacher!
What is your favorite quote about teaching or education?
I have lots, but currently, but my favorite is: "EVERYBODY IS A GENIUS. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree it will live its whole life believing it is stupid." – Albert Einstein
Why did you decide to become a teacher?
I have always enjoyed working with children. When I am teaching, I don't feel like I am working, it is mostly joy I feel. That's how I knew this was the career for me.
How did you first hear about Waldorf education?
I first read about Waldorf education in a book about parenting when my first child was only a baby. In my head, I thought, "Wow! That's where I would have like to go to school."
What is your educational background?
I grew up very close to SGWS and attended Highland Local Schools K-12. I went to Marietta College in southern Ohio. I started off as an education major, then switched my sophomore year to international business. I really liked to travel and envisioned my self living overseas one day.
How long have you been teaching?
I have been teaching for decades. I began teaching dance lessons at 16. I have also taught swim lessons, sewing, soccer, and Girl Scouts. Most of my classroom experience is at SGWS where I have worked since 2013.
How long have you been teaching at SGWS?
3 years
What is the most interesting thing you that most people don't know?
I used to be a pretty good tap dancer.
Who is the person that has had a profound effect on your life and choice of path? Why?
My mother is very wise and she always gives me great advice, although I don't always take it! She has been the greatest influence on me. My children have had the most profound effect on my life and have led me down the path I am now on. I may be in a completely different place had I not become a mother when I did.
What is your favorite subject to teach?
What do you enjoy doing in your spare time?
Sewing, hiking, running, reading, anything crafty
The Waldorf, One Teacher Paradigm
The key to education is human connection and in Waldorf education this is uniquely fostered by students typically having one main teacher for a portion, or all, of their elementary school years. While this custom seems strange in modern times, it was common in the past within small communities. Waldorf Educators see many benefits to preserving this once traditional model, which lends itself to a deep human connection, more personalized education for students, a cohesive classroom environment and more focused learning overall.
Personalized Education
Each student is unique, with their own special gifts, personalities and learning styles. These traits develop, blossom and change over time and it is difficult for a teacher, who only knows a student for 9 months, to truly understand and appreciate their individual needs.
Waldorf Class teachers are given the gift of time to deeply understand each of their students, which allows them to serve as the child's true learning advocate. The teacher also discusses the gifts and needs of each child with subject teachers (Spanish, handwork, woodworking, gym, music, gardening) and parents, which further helps them develop techniques that suit individual children and work well for the class as a whole.
This collaborative long view, and individualized relationship, deeply benefits the child in a way that no other approach or method could achieve.
Class Cohesion
When a teacher knows each individual student, it helps the cohesion of the class as a whole. Just as each child has individual learning styles and needs, they also have very specific social and emotional needs.
Waldorf educators do not diminish the importance of social/emotional learning. Sometimes referred to as "Character Education," these lessons include development of sense of self, perseverance, resilience, collaborative skills and empathy. Teachers in a classroom that keeps the same students, year over year, can nurture and develop a child's sense of themselves as social beings.
A teacher in this environment can also come to know each child's individual temperament works within the classroom. Social problems, value differences, varied work styles or pace must be met head on as the whole class collaborates. Difficulties must be resolved. No child is passed over or passed on. Each child is essential in class.
The students also learn about the contributions and needs of one another. Children who learn together for four, six, or eight years also learn to work together just as they will be required to as adults in their families and the workplace. Each child's unique personality becomes essential and understood for its value within class.
It is true, a child's peers may recognize when someone is a slower reader, but if that same child is encouraged to help others struggling in math class, then the entire class comes to value each individual's excellence and uniqueness. In this way, a classroom can come to feel like a family.
Focus on Learning
This individual attention and social cohesion brings the focus back onto learning. The one teacher model sidelines a myriad of common distractions within other classroom models, such as getting to know a new teacher, new students and assimilating to a new (or multiple) classrooms each year.
While these factors might seem trivial, they are very important to students, and Waldorf students don't experience any of the anxiety brought forth by these constantly changing environments. The biggest change each year for students is the material they learn.
In addition to bringing the focus back on learning, the one teacher approach helps children learn by respecting and modeling a stable authority figure. Keeping the class teacher (by no means the child's only teacher) as a steady authority in a child's life is beneficial to social and intellectual learning.
Although it may be surprising, even older children model their behavior to the adults in their lives more so than their peers. A positive relationship with teachers have been proven to boost children's esteem and learning.
But, What If . . .
My child and the teacher do not get along? While one could see the long term togetherness of varying personalities a potential disadvantage, the Waldorf approach sees it as an advantage. As with family, if a teacher and a child are struggling to work together, the teacher takes on the responsibility of working with the family as a whole to help develop a strong and positive relationship over time.
Waldorf teachers are specifically trained to both work on their own inner selves and learn to balance their relationships with each student. This includes a study of how to work with different personality types and learning styles, home visits to understand the child's world, and regular parent teacher conferences and class meetings to better understand the child and his or her family. The positive experience a student can have when the teacher, child, and parents are working together over eight years, through difficult times and joyous times, cannot be matched.


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It is estimated that at least 220 Spoon-billed Sandpipers, about half the global population, winter in Myanmar's Gulf of Martaban. "Although not specifically targeted, Spoon-billed Sandpiper is regularly caught in nets that are set to catch other waders for food. Evidence suggests that this trapping is one of the main causes of the rapid recent decline of this species", said Htin Hla, Chairman of BANCA. In an attempt to mitigate hunting pressure, the Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Association (BANCA – BirdLife in Myanmar) carried out socio-economic surveys and provided livelihood replacement support in communities on both the eastern and western shores of the Gulf of Martaban. This process was supported by BirdLife International Preventing Extinctions Program and BirdLife Species Champion WildSounds. On the eastern shore of the Gulf of Martaban, BANCA identified 26 bird hunters in 15 villages. Hunters were categorised as subsistence (where birds constituted the most important income source), opportunistic (income supplemented by birds) or occasional. Fifteen of the hunters in this survey were categorised as subsistence or opportunistic. On the basis of individual interviews, the hunters in eastern Martaban roughly estimate having collectively caught 84 Spoon-billed Sandpipers between 1989 and 2011. On the western shore, BANCA identified 37 bird hunters in 47 villages. However, only four hunters were categorised as subsistence (and three as opportunistic). These four individuals had no regular income. They supplemented bird hunting with catching crabs, working as agricultural labourers, piloting fishing boats and an array of other small jobs. Generally speaking, bird hunting was associated with the poorest households, those that had insufficient capacity to adopt more desirable livelihoods, such as fishing and shop-keeping. Following these surveys, BANCA revisited each household in order to devise a suitable alternative livelihood for each subsistence and opportunistic hunter in exchange for a vow to cease hunting activities. Once a suitable replacement livelihood has been identified, BANCA provided the funds for each individual to start up their new work. These funds were used to purchase assets such as livestock, fishing boats and building materials. Alongside this, BANCA carried out education and awareness raising activities in the villages, to increase local awareness and appreciation of Spoon-billed Sandpiper and other species. On the Eastern shore, 9 of the 15 hunters had increased their livelihood status since the intervention and the other six had neither increased nor decreased their livelihood status. Hence the intervention has been hailed as a success, both for the birds and for the people. A follow-up survey has yet to be conducted within the western shore communities. BANCA will continue to monitor the status of the communities along the shores of Martaban. Further education programs and community development initiatives are planned, such as providing improved access to safe water. "The future of Spoon-billed Sandpiper is still very uncertain and there are multiple other conservation efforts currently underway. However, this innovative intervention might be critical in halting the decline of this spectacular birds' population", said Mike Crosby, BirdLife's Senior Conservation Officer for the Asia Division. Spoon-billed Sandpiper is one of the species being supported by the BirdLife Preventing Extinctions Programme. Birdfair- Global Sponsor of the BirdLife Preventing Extinctions Programme, Heritage Expeditions, WildSounds, The Dutch Birding Association and VBN (BirdLife in the Netherlands), The David & Lucile Packard Foundation, Disney Friends for Change, The CMS Secretariat, The MBZ Foundation, Save Our Species, Ed Keeble and the many other generous individuals have all become BirdLife Species Champions or Programme Supporters under the BirdLife Preventing Extinctions Programme helping this species.


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The hour was close to twilight, and the vaguely warm hues of the afternoon were fading to colder blues and purples. Air peppered with swirling, stinging blades of snow whirled high above Coldarra. Other beings would shiver and shield their eyes, fluff their fur or feathers, or wrap themselves more tightly in their cloaks. The great blue dragon whose wings beat a slow rhythm paid no heed to such things as snow or cold. He had taken to the air in search of the crisp bite of the frigid, snow-speckled wind, hoping, perhaps futilely, that it would cleanse his thoughts and soothe his spirit.
Kalecgos, though young as dragons reckoned age, had already borne witness to tremendous change among his people. The blue dragons had endured so very much, it seemed to him. They had twice lost their beloved Aspect, Malygos—once to insanity for millennia, and then finally to death. Ironically, and poignantly, the blues—the intellectuals and the guardians of arcane magic in the world of Azeroth—were the flight most drawn to order and calmness, and the least able to deal with such chaos.
Yet even in the midst of this upheaval, their hearts had stayed true. The spirit of the blue dragonflight had chosen not the hard-line path represented by Malygos's deceased blood heir, Arygos, but the gentler, more joyful way offered to them by Kalecgos. And that choice had proved to be the right one. Arygos had in actuality been betraying the flight, not striving to be a devoted caretaker. He had promised to deliver his people to the evil—and quite insane—dragon Deathwing, once they had sworn to follow Arygos. Instead, the blues had joined with the reds, greens, and bronzes—and one unique orc—to help bring down that great monster.
But as Kalecgos flew across the darkening sky, the snow below turning lavender, he knew that with that victory, the flights, in a way, had also sacrificed themselves. The Aspects were no more, though the dragons who had once been Aspects lived on. The defeat of Deathwing had demanded all they could give, and at the end of that battle, though Alexstrasza, Nozdormu, Ysera, and Kalecgos still survived, their Aspect abilities were gone—poured into the final moment of the struggle. The Aspects had been made for this single act. With it accomplished, they had fulfilled their destinies.
There was a less direct effect as well. The flights had always had a surety about their roles, a firm understanding of their purpose. But now that the moment for which they had been created had come—and gone—what purpose was left to them? Many blues had already departed. Some had sought his blessing before leaving the Nexus—Kalecgos continued to be their leader, although the powers of an Aspect were no longer his. They had told him that they were restless and wished to see if there was some other place in the world where their skills and abilities would be appreciated. The rest had simply gone—present one day, vanished the next. Those who remained were either becoming increasingly agitated or surrendering to a bleak sense of malaise.
Kalecgos dove and wheeled, letting the cold air caress his scales, then opening his wings and catching an updraft, his thoughts once again brooding and unhappy.
For so long, even during Malygos's insanity, the blues had had direction. The question of what to do now had been thought and sometimes whispered. Kalecgos could not help but wonder if he had somehow failed his flight. Had they really been better under the leadership of an insane Aspect? The immediate answer was of course not, and yet… and yet.
He closed his eyes, not against the needle-sharp snow, but in pain. Their hearts trusted me to lead them. I believe I did lead them well then, but… now? Where do blue dragons—any dragons—fit in a world where the Hour of Twilight has been prevented but only an endless night looms before us?
He felt utterly alone. He had always deemed himself perhaps the oddest choice possible to lead the blue dragonflight, as he had never really felt like a "typical" blue dragon. As he flew, despondent and increasingly concerned, he realized that there was at least one who understood him better than most. He leaned to the right, angling his great form slightly, and flapped his wings, heading back toward the Nexus.
He knew where he would find her.
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Kirygosa, daughter of Malygos, clutch sister to Arygos, sat in her human form on one of the magical, luminous floating platforms that encircled the Nexus. She wore only a long, loose dress, and her blue-black hair was not braided. Her back was against one of the shining, silver-white trees that dotted a few of the platforms. Above her, blue dragons wheeled as they had for centuries, ceaselessly patrolling, although there seemed to be no threat here, not anymore. Kirygosa appeared to pay them no heed, her gaze soft and unfocused. She appeared lost in thought, though what occupied her mind, Kalecgos did not know.
She did turn to look at him as he drew closer, smiling a little as she realized he was not one of the guardians of the flight's home. He landed on the platform and assumed his half-elven shape. Kiry's smile widened and she held out a hand to him. He kissed it affectionately and plopped down beside her, extending his long legs and folding his arms behind his head in an effort at nonchalance.
"Kalec," she said warmly. "Come to my pondering place?"
"Is that what this is?"
"For me, yes. The Nexus is my home, so I don't like to go too far, but it can be challenging to be alone inside." She turned to face him. "So I come here, and I ponder. Just as you seem to want to do."
Kalec sighed, realizing that his effort at casualness was lost on this perceptive friend he often thought of as a sister. "I was flying," he said.
"You cannot fly away from your duties, or your thoughts," Kirygosa replied gently, reaching to squeeze his arm. "You are our leader, Kalec. And you have guided us well. Arygos would have destroyed the flight and the whole world with it."
Kalec frowned, remembering the dire vision that Ysera, the former green Dragon Aspect, had shared with them all not so long ago. It was the Hour of Twilight—and showed an Azeroth in which all life was wiped out. From the grass and the insects to orcs, elves, humans, creatures of air and sea and land, to the mighty Aspects themselves, who had each been slain by his or her own unique powers. Deathwing had died then, too, along with the rest of Azeroth—impaled like a grotesque trophy on the spire of Wyrmrest Temple itself. Kalecgos shuddered, disturbed even now by the memory of Ysera's lilting but broken voice relaying the vision.
"He would have done that," Kalec said, agreeing with part of her statement but not all of it.
Her blue eyes searched his. "Dear Kalec," she said, "you have always been… different."
Humor flickered in him despite his dark mood, and he made a silly face, twisting his handsome half-elven features. Kirygosa laughed. "You see?"
"Different is not always a good thing," he said.
"It is who you are, and it is because you were different that the flight chose you."
The humor melted away and he regarded her somberly. "But, my dear Kirygosa," he said sadly, "do you think the flight would choose me again, now?"
Truth had ever been one of Kirygosa's most cherished ideals. She looked at him, searching for an answer that was both true and comforting, and not finding it. Kalec's heart sank. If this beloved friend, his sweet sister of the spirit, had no encouragement to offer, then his fears were more real than he had suspected.
"What I do think is—"
He would never know what she thought, for they were interrupted by a sudden terrible sound—the cries of blue dragons in despair and anguish. More than a dozen dragons were emerging from the Nexus, flying and diving about erratically. One of them abruptly swerved from his fellows, heading straight for Kalecgos. Kalec leaped to his feet, blood draining from his face. Kiry stood beside him, hand to her mouth.
"Lord Kalecgos!" Narygos cried. "We are ruined! All is lost!"
"What has happened? Slow down, speak calmly, my friend!" said Kalec, although his own heart lurched within his chest at the sheer panic and terror emanating from Narygos. The other dragon was usually calm and had been one of the more open-minded blues during the tense time when Kalec and Arygos were vying for the role of Aspect. To see him so distraught alarmed Kalecgos.
"The Focusing Iris! It is gone!"
"Gone? What do you mean?"
"It has been stolen!"
Kalec stared at him, sick with horror, his mind reeling. Not only was the Focusing Iris an item of immense arcane power, but it was also deeply precious to the blues. It had belonged to them for as long as anyone could remember. Like many such items, it was neither good nor evil in itself but could be turned to both benevolent and sinister purposes. And it had been used so. In the past, it had diverted the arcane energy of Azeroth and to animate a hideous creature that should never have drawn breath.
To think it was now lost to them, lost and being controlled by those who might use its power—
"This is exactly why we moved it," Kalecgos murmured. Not two days ago, in an effort to avoid this very circumstance, Kalecgos, along with several others, had recommended moving the Focusing Iris out of the Eye of Eternity and into a secret hiding place. He recalled his argument to the blues: "Many of our secrets are already known, and more of our flight leaves each day. There will be those who will be embo... --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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The one downside about the book is that there's hardly any insight into the conception, writing, recording, inspiration, etc. of the band's studio albums. If you blink you'll miss "may I sing with me" entirely. YLT are an obsessive record nerd's band, and yet you're not really going to find any behind the scenes info, insight into lyrics or song titles, studio stories, that aren't already known or available. Considering that the band members themselves are listed as primary references, I was surprised to see that almost all of the meagre content in this regard was familiar to me from the Roger Moutenot "Tape Op" interview and a few other sources. There's no talk about gear (considering YLT are a pedal, obscure drum machine and organ and amplifier-fueled band) at all. I was really hoping for a peek behind the curtain of the band's wonderful albums, and there's just basically nothing in this regard on a per-album basis other than "They convened in Nashville to record the new record. They enjoyed barbecue. A few months later, the album was released to mediocre sales."
Still, there's a lot of ground to cover and it's a good biographical overview of the many people involved in the story.
As The Onion summed up their fan base: "37 Record-Store Clerks Feared Dead in Yo La Tengo Concert Disaster." This is one band where the audience mirrors the performers, for nearly thirty years. But, Yo La Tengo benefits by their maturity, growing up involved much more deeply responsible for the indie rock movement as they constructed its formation behind the scenes as well as on stage. Journalists, artists, managers, 'zine writers, sound engineers, roadies, label managers, DJs, promoters: this adds up to only a brief resumé.
In 1964 at seven, Ira Kaplan fell in love with The Beatles and The Rolling Stones on the car radio. As Jesse Jarnow phrases it, all of the band "inhaled the spore" as this music consumed them. Kaplan barely graduated from Sarah Lawrence. He wrote for the New York Rocker in the days when CBGB and Patti Smith ruled, and championed local talent around the Hudson against musical Anglophilia, yet his favorite band arguably remains The Kinks.
Still, along with many early-1980s rock musicians, Kaplan admired the punk movement, their alternative heirs, and their common idols, The Velvet Underground. Georgia Hubley, the daughter of avant-garde animators John and Faith Hubley, inherited their quirky, artistic sensibilities and fit with Kaplan's suburban, earnest, yet countercultural sensibility. They began their career, bidding farewell to maybe as many bassists as Spinal Tap had drummers, with a jangle which epitomized their adapted home in a pre-gentrified Hoboken across the river. They hung out at Maxwell's, near the coffee factory of the same name, and, jittery, learned to play better and worry less about nervousness. The modesty of their approach has never left them, and it attests to the quality of their music for so long.
Their chronicler devotes much space and extends earnestly an analogy of the Jersey trio to the roots of the Major Leagues in Hoboken as an alternative predecessor well over a century before. For a band who craves baseball, barbeque, and an intimate relationship with used record stores, roadhouses, and off-beat pop culture which fills their leisure time between gigs, this suits Jarnow's diligent tone. This book will please those already in the know, as with collector-driven pursuits. It crams pages with songs, bands, records, fanzines, comedians, brands, and all the detritus of the past fifty years which nourished the band and its audience. One wonders how David Lee Roth's riposte that all the critics loved Elvis Costello because he looked like them translates for these unassuming three musicians.
Certainly, Jarnow shares their immersion as a record-store habitue. His density of references accumulates; he turns his subject into a symbol of indie rock as it leaves the clubs, courts MTV, faces the demise of vinyl and the rise of Napster, peruses the fine print of lawyers and the connivance of big labels, deals with iTunes, and learns to buy in and not sell out. Yo La Tengo scores movies with original contributions, and you can hear a few seconds of them in a Coke ad for the 1992 Atlanta Olympics and an episode of The Gilmore Girls. Yet, the three manage to keep a low profile and in their rumpled hoodies, jeans, and Converse shoes, they look no different than their audiences, at least from my firsthand experience. This study will please those who seek a comprehensive account of the band, as well as a cultural representation of how Yo La Tengo stands for the very movement they helped form, in far more diverse and dedicated ways than most fans or musicians could ever sustain.
Jarnow's biography blends a fan-oriented account of the band with a survey of how the trio established as individuals first and then as a band the template for indie-rock survival. They emerged among the vanguard of what started out as "college rock" via the free-form New Jersey station WFMU in the aftermath of hardcore and post-punk. Husker Du, R.E.M., and The Replacements sought an international audience, along with hundreds of bands from, well, many college towns.
As Jarnow sums up their debut LP, Ride the Tiger (1986): they surprised with eclectic cover tunes in concert (they never repeated a set list) and on record they captured "the sound of good taste". Gradually, they incorporated noise and feedback over folk, and like the Velvets, veered from pop to assault, high-art to novelty, Tin Pan Alley to thrash, masterfully. The past decade, their albums have edged into be-bop, jazz, and sultrier, more sullen moods. Jarnow skims over the first half of their discography on labels smaller than Matador, and a reader who is not a listener may wonder why they stand out sturdily on record and slyly on stage as a nimble, witty trio, infatuated with their obsession.
While critical acclaim slowly grew, as with many indie rockers, they could not cash in plaudits for a paycheck. Typically and for a long time, music brought in less than half Kaplan and Hubley's income, as they did the odd jobs in the music business and labored as part-time copy editors of often wretched pulp fiction. One song, "Mushroom Cloud of Hiss", typifies the way Kaplan's mind works under whatever circumstances it found inspiration from a series of "bawdy old Western tales". Kaplan's sleepy attempt to correct a mangled manuscript's phrase: "The mushroon cloud of hiss penis." A leading Spin critic sniffed of their first full-length that it was music to copy-edit by, an inside joke, I suppose, for a band whose sense of humor and comedic flair receives welcome attention here.
All the same, despite the origin of their often misspelled and garbled name from a typically hapless Mets Spanish-speaking fielder's call for "I've got it," the mild-mannered, thoughtful, erudite, and wryly funny band's private life gains no sustained exposure. The three keep their distance from even their allies, among their audiences and the critics. Jarnow notes when Kaplan and Hubley were in their forties, finally making a living at music, they "built a public career on the notion of a priori love--an engine hidden from view, its only evidence every record they ever released".
One gains less sense over more than three-hundred pages of narrative how the band comes across in concert with their rotating wheel of fortune to pick songs--or how the loud-soft dynamics the band excels in engage their audiences as much as themselves in unpredictable shifts. Kaplan's ability, as with Lou Reed, to overlap lead and backing lines on guitar, Hubley's mingling of delicacy and bash, and McNew's harmonies and textures receive nods, but these skills merit applause and deeper analysis. Their confident forays into more hushed dynamics and retro-pop sensibilities, I Can Hear the Heart Beating As One (1997), And then nothing turned inside-out (2000), and I Am Not Afraid of You and I Will Beat Your Ass (another sports phrase, 2006) receive limited song-by-song notice, but overall, the emphasis on the culture Yo La Tengo thrives in rather than the contexts their own music contributes constitutes the main content.
Fans will not need a reminder of why their music matters, but newcomers may supplement this with the albums themselves. They provide an understanding of why this band not only covered (at their debut Hanukkah charity concert series at Maxwell's in 2001, they played 123 songs over eight nights) "We're An American Band" but epitomizes it in typically good-natured yet encyclopedic fashion. This fits their status as between "tumble" and "logic" on stage and in whatever comprises the rest of their life, if there is one beyond soda pop, TV jingles, comedy reruns, the diamond, or platters of ribs.
jarnow did his research and you can clearly tell that he put his heart and soul into this publication. he is clearly a fan and made sure to cover all bases without being overwhelming and too wordy. he sheds a nice light on each album and release, their touring and self promotion. the coverage and research that went into Hoboken alone is worth the read!
A must-read for any Yo La Tengo fan.


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The Big 12 North might be an afterthought compared to its southern counterpart in many respects, but it won't mean the divisional race there won't be interesting this season.
South teams have won every Big 12 championship since 2003, winning the last five games by an average margin of 36.4 points. North teams were thrashed by the South by a 16-3 margin -- matching the most one-sided cross-division record in Big 12 history.
But even with those daunting trends, Nebraska coach Bo Pelini isn't ready to concede that the North is significantly weaker than the South.
"Is it?" Pelini asked. "They can say whatever they want. It's a new year this year. We'll see how it plays out on the field."
The North won't feature the firepower of the Texas-Oklahoma-Oklahoma State logjam at the top of the South, but should be balanced without a clear-cut favorite.
Kansas has the most offensive talent. Nebraska has more defensive playmakers back. Colorado and two-time defending title game participant Missouri are mystery teams. And Kansas State and Iowa State will be trying for a fresh start with new coaches.
The Jayhawks enter the season after winning back-to-back bowl games for the first time in the 119-season history of the program.
Quarterback Todd Reesing is the most established player at his position in the division. And wide receivers Dezmon Briscoe and Kerry Meier and running back Jake Sharp provide him with as good a collection of skill-position talent as anywhere in the division.
Defense might be a different story, as the Jayhawks replace three starting linebackers who were key contributors.
But the biggest concern for most about the Jayhawks is their tough cross-division schedule of Oklahoma, at Texas and at Texas Tech. The three teams beat Kansas by a combined margin of 143-59 last season.
"We're getting better all the time," Kansas coach Mark Mangino said. "That's what we've set out to do. We're not where we want to be yet. We want to be a team that competes for championships and is among the best teams in the Big 12. We're headed there, but we're not there yet."
The Jayhawks have particularly struggled against elite Big 12 teams, posting a 2-9 regular-season record against ranked conference opponents in the last five seasons.
"The only way you do that is you have to consistently win against the best teams in the league," Mangino said. "For us to really get where we want this program to be, we have to start beating them from time to time."
Kansas' biggest challenge is expected to come from Nebraska, which finished strong in Pelini's first season with four straight victories, capped by a Gator Bowl triumph over Clemson.
Despite breaking in new quarterback Zac Lee, Pelini likes his collection of talent.
"He's a very confident young man, borderline cocky, but not cocky," Pelini said. "Zac is very grounded. I've been around a lot of athletes, and I really like his makeup. I'm looking forward to having him as our quarterback."
The Nebraska defense will be keyed by All-America candidate Ndamukong Suh, whose growth mirrors that of the program under Pelini.
"A year ago, I thought we were up and down more inconsistent than we are and not exactly where we want to be," Pelini said. "We're not a finished product. I understand that. But right now they know what it means to compete and work hard every day. And that gives us a chance to be a good football program."
Two-time defending Big 12 championship game participant Missouri might be the biggest question. The Tigers have to replace a strong collection of talent headed by Jeremy Maclin, Chase Daniel, Chase Coffman and Ziggy Hood. Two new coordinators will also take over as David Yost leads the offense and Dave Steckel calls the defensive signals.
The Tigers have improved recruiting in recent years, and Gary Pinkel said his current team is his fastest at Missouri. It also might be the youngest, with 26 freshmen and sophomores on the post-spring two-deep roster.
"I think we have a lot of talent, but we've got to tap it," Missouri linebacker Sean Weatherspoon said. "The word you say now is 'potential.' That's a word we really don't like to use, but unfortunately, we sometimes have to. Hopefully, we'll untap that potential and see a lot more talented players once the season begins."
Another team with much uncertainty is Colorado, which was tabbed to win "10 games and no excuses" after last season by coach Dan Hawkins. The Buffaloes will have the league's most unsettled quarterback situation and are searching for a big-play replacement for wide receiver/kick returner Josh Smith, who abruptly transferred to UCLA this spring.
"I think we have a chance, provided we can avoid some of the injuries we had last year and get a little momentum going," Hawkins said. "We have a chance to do some really nice things this year."
New Kansas State coach Bill Snyder is back after a three-year sabbatical. The Wildcats have made one bowl trip in the last five seasons, but the rebuilding job isn't nearly as daunting as Snyder faced when he arrived in 1989. Then, the Wildcats had won only three games in the previous four seasons.
But it still will be a difficult turnaround in an improving conference.
"What this outcome will be, I really have no idea," Snyder said. "But as I've said many times, if we can settle the waters, it will be worth the effort."
Iowa State athletic director Jamie Pollard was looking for a similar curative hire when he chose Paul Rhoads, a former defensive coordinator at Auburn and Pittsburgh. Rhoads is familiar with the culture of Iowa State after growing up nearby and serving five seasons as an assistant coach on Dan McCarney's staff.
The Cyclones struggled to a 2-10 record last season, worst in the conference. They open the season with a 17-game road losing streak that is the longest in the country.
"We've attacked those numbers from Day One. We don't hide from them," Rhoads said. "We don't try to brush them under the carpet. We talk about them openly and the challenges that it takes to overcome them."
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