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My dear Eli, my Bouk'um, my snuggle bear, my youngest,
Today you are THREE! The past year has been a whirlwind of growth and amazing experiences for you, and watching you discover the world has been an incredible thing. Your health this year has been significantly better, thanks in part to regular allergy medicine during your roughest season (October through April, sorry son, same as mine).
You had a lot of fun. We did a lot of fun family adventure type things this year; Sea World, Camping, Vacations, Family trips, etc. You loved almost everything. Whereas last year you showed a lot of trepidation at social events, this year you've really embraced the unknown and have shown less shyness at large events.
But you still love to sit quietly and observe.
You love superheros and fire fighters. There have been so many adventures this year where we have had to "rescue the people in the tall tall building, Mommy!" Every time you see a fire truck, we have to acknowledge, wave, and go visit if we can.
You love to smile and laugh. You love to be tickled.
You love your family desperately. Not a day goes by that I don't hear from you – "how was your day, Mommy? Did you have fun?" You love to check in with us. If we look emotional, you ask us if we're ok. You care. You remind me SO MUCH of your Daddy.
Your vocabulary has grown so much this year. You have this amazing accent that doesn't belong to anyone in the family, none of the shows you watch, it's uniquely you. Cars are "kaahhs", Lilly is "Yillee", monster trucks are "Mahhhhnsta trucks", just to name a few. You also do a really great impersonation of a fire truck – "weeeohhh weeeohhh".
You don't like sweet potatoes, wearing costumes, or sharing. You play HARD. You play until you can't play anymore, and then you nap and start over.
Your favorite story is "The Awkward Owl," a story about an owl who can't fly very well until he is loved and given the space to heal. Then he…well, I don't want to spoil it for you if you don't remember. But it's a great story and you have an owl you sleep with every night – named owl – and we love to make him fly upside down and back side first, just like the awkward owl, into your arms each night. You smile so big!
You love Animal Mechanicals, Oso, Thomas the train, Bob the Builder, Wild Kratz, construction equipment, puzzles, legos (or as you insist they be called: BLOCKS!), trains, toys, race cars, sweets (cookies, candy, ice cream, all of it!), but fire trucks (and fire fighters) most of all.
I don't know what the future holds for you, Eli, but you are so full of love and kindness, so full of empathy, so full of all the good traits that make amazing people. I hope we can foster those and help you to grow into an amazing man. I hope we can shelter you from the world, at least a little, and help you to realize how much good a simple smile can do. How much a kind word is needed. How much you are needed.
Thanks for being the most amazing Eli I've ever known. I can't wait to see what next year holds in store for us!
Dear Benjamin,
Today is your 6th birthday!!!! The past year has been so much fun, and you've grown up so much. You completed your first year of school (Kindergarten with Ms. Smith) and learned to read. You learned how to swim (including jumping off the diving board). You've continued to learn the piano and had some pretty awesome recitals.
You lost 2 teeth and started wearing glasses (took my breath away the day you lost a tooth and got your glasses, so grown up!)
You've gotten stronger, faster, and maybe a little bit kinder.
You try passionately to be a good kid.
We've given you quite a bit more responsibility this year. You've got chores that are your job, that we expect you to do. Things like helping with the dishes, cleaning the living room floor, and feeding the dog.
Overall, I would mark this as a year with lots of growth.
We talked yesterday to you about some of your summer chores – one of which includes a certain amount of reading. It was pretty clear to us that even though you'd "read" you hadn't actually retained anything you read. That was a pretty common thing when we were growing up – especially me – so I told your Dad the way to fix it was to make you read out loud for your "required reading." You got upset at us; you told us that you didn't mean to get in trouble, that you were still learning how to be a good reader. We told you that it was OK, that we were learning how to be good parents, and sometimes we have to adjust the rules so we can all be better. It's a small lesson, but hopefully one you will take to heart.
You learned a lot more about being a good friend from your time in school. I saw you talk through problems with your friends, challenge them, and lose with just a TINY bit more grace than you have in years past (you still hate it though).
You have a strong internal desire for others to follow the rules. Half the times you got in trouble in Kindergarten was because you were getting on to the other kids for not following the rules. You hated rug time because you had to sit criss-cross apple sauce, but you'd sit there patiently with a bubble in your mouth UNLESS you were telling the other kids (who weren't listening) that they needed to sit down too!
In spite of your rigidness regarding rules, you were well liked and enjoyed by your classmates. You went home frequently lamenting that you were having problems and no one liked you, but over and over again we saw evidence that your classmates adored you.
And, true to family tradition, you were enjoyed by your teachers. They said they're going to miss you SO MUCH.
You're finally understanding what a "figure of speech" is. The past year your literal nature has led to lots of misunderstandings when your Dad and I say things like, "You took the words right out of my mouth!" But yesterday you used that line on Dad, to which he replied "that sounds painful" and you painstakingly advised him that you were just using a figure of speech and you weren't REALLY taking words out of anyone's mouth.
It was such a simple thing, but it made me really happy for you – it was a sign that your brain was growing up, right there before my eyes.
You're slowly starting to see the world around us. You got kind of upset at us the other day because there was a homeless person panhandling and we didn't give them any money. We told you we didn't have any money on us at the time, to which you replied that we needed to have money on hand in case we saw someone who needed help. You asked about why they were homeless, and what it meant. You're going to collect money for your birthday to give to homeless people, since you don't really need presents.
Your silliness makes life more fun.
There were a few things this year that were very very awesome, where we got to make fun memories. We got to go visit Uncle Alan, Aunt Mandy and Cousin Ethan in Oklahoma. We had a blast!
It rained a bit, and we played video games for a bunch of it, but even for the short trip we had it was memorable.
Also, we went to the NASA space center in Houston.
You love space and rocket ships, so it was especially awesome. We didn't have nearly enough time, honestly, but even the few hours we got was well worth the time. We'll go back as soon as we can!
I love spending time in the kitchen with you. You're quite a good helper! You can chop vegetables, help stir things as long as they're not too hot, and most recently you've helped me measure and read directions. Cooking with you reminds me of all the happy memories I have of doing that with MY mom, so I'm glad you play along (even though some days you're just as likely to prefer a few minutes of screen time).
You and Eli have become quite a pair. He drives you a little crazy, but you obviously love him and dote on him. You've started trying to teach him things, but you also often try to take advantage of him to get what you want. I can't blame you, I'm sure I did the same thing with my little brother.
I see so much of myself and your Daddy in your personality. You've got my competitive streak and my desire to be a people pleaser. But, you've also got your Daddies logic and intellect. You have his intelligence, and right next to it, strong awareness of when you fail to meet your own expectations. We give you frequent reassurances that you'll get there – you'll figure it out, you're still learning how to be a person – heck, sometimes your Daddy and I fail as people, and we're much older! I just hope you learn to give yourself the same grace that Jesus gives us, the same grace we give you, because loving yourself? Man, kiddo, that's tough some days.
I have a feeling this is something you're going to need to hear frequently, so let me just say, for the record: You're a great kid. You are loved. You are cherished. You got this.
If you ever doubt my love, you'll have these letters to remind you. I love you Benjamin, and I'm always going to cheer for you, no matter what.
One of my friends posted about this poem on facebook, and I thought it was worth posting here. Happy Father's Day to my amazing husband who is one of the best Father's I've ever known!!
A careful man I ought to be,
A little fellow follows me.
I do not dare to go astray,
For fear he'll go the self-same way.
I cannot once escape his eyes,
Whatever he see me do, he tries.
Like me, he says, he's going to be,
The little chap who follows me.
He thinks that I am good and fine,
Believes in every word of mine.
The base in me he must not see,
That little fellow who follows me.
I must remember as I go,
Thru summers' sun and winters' snow.
I am building for the years to be,
In the little chap who follows me.
by Rev. Claude Wisdom White, Sr
On February 5, 1988, I was 3 1/2 years old. We had been going through the process of moving to a new house. I don't remember much about that time period; just glimpses and flashes of memories – an empty house at 2655 Sierra Street, a mattress on the floor, a stuffed animal held tight at night.
On that night, 25 years ago, I went to the hospital with my Dad. Honestly, it might have been the day after, but for purposes of this blog we're going to pretend it was the 5th, OK?
I was so excited! I was wearing a purple shirt. I walked into the hospital room, and saw my mom. In her arms she was holding my brand new baby brother. I walked into the corner, by the couch, and stood there until she beckoned me closer. I peeked over the edge of the bed, nervous, but excited. I saw, for the first time ever, my youngest brother.
I didn't know then how much joy he would bring me. I didn't know the love I would feel teaching him something new – the first thing I ever taught him was how to spell "Banana."
I didn't know how much I would tease him, how much he would tease me.
I didn't know he would have the power to break my heart and yet make me feel more loved than any of my other siblings during a lot of my younger years.
I didn't know he would love me so much, hold my pinky so fiercely, turn to me in times of need as much as he did. I didn't know what it was to truly love another person because of who they were before he came around.
I didn't know how he would drive my mom crazy with his mohawk, I didn't know how he would live so close and yet so far away and drive me crazy.
I didn't know he would be my adventure-buddy, my friend without judgement.
All I knew was that this little bundle of joy was my brother; his soft cries made me so proud.
In fact, he made me so happy that I didn't want to leave the side of his bed, so happy in fact, that I peed in my pants, making my dad take me back home in wet britches.
HAPPY 25th BIRTHDAY JAKE!
One of the joys of parenting is watching my son discover how he fits into the world.
I have, in my opinion, a highly articulate 2.5 year old. He speaks in full sentences most of the time, although his standard answer is very 2-year-old-esque: "Because I can" or "Because I can't." Occasionally we're able to get better sentences out of him. He has two new things. One of them is to tell us about something he wants to do, or something he wants to happen, and then end it with, "That will be a good idea." The other new thing is to "match" things.
For example: "I wanna go see Skye and Brian and Papa and Nanny and then play with my race cars and then pet Lucky and that will be a good idea!"
He was laying on his Nanny's bed, watching Dumbo with her. I brought him Friend-Ent, his favorite stuffed animal, a very tired Dumbo that has been with him almost every night since his birth. He held up his stuffed animal to the TV screen. "Look Nanny, it matches!"
"I want chocolate milk. That will be a good idea, Mommy!" To really feel the genius of this one, you have to mispronounce chocolate – think "cschok-lit." He pronounces other C-words correctly, but Cschok-lit? I'm not correcting that one until he graduates high school.
For Christmas, his cousins Teresa, James and Mandy gifted him 2 really awesome Dr. Seuss puzzles. When he unwrapped it he got very excited. We asked him what it was and he said, "It's Dr. Whouss!" Hmm. That's another thing I'm not correcting. He thinks Dr. Who and Dr. Seuss are the same, and who am I to argue?!
He's already put both puzzles together and taken them apart multiple times. One of the puzzles is from his favorite book, "Oh, The Places You'll Go!" The night he put it together for the first time we read that book at bedtime. He paused on the page that the puzzle is inspired by and said, "Look Mommy! It matches my puzzle! Let's go put it together. That will be a good idea."
Some days are crazy and insane. But some days end with him snuggled in my arms, and especially on days like those I find myself unable to articulate how lucky I am to be his Mommy.
The players:
Benjamin – on a natural christmas high from getting presents and being surrounded by family and love all day long.
Various friends and family – scattered throughout the house.
The background:
Papa and Nanny bought Benjamin a fake black and decker tool set for Christmas so Benjamin could "help" Papa work on stuff. He had cycled through all of his toys at least twice already that day.
The scene:
Christmas night, 9pm, at home. Benjamin is playing in his playroom, there's several people in the kitchen baking cookies and Benjamin's parents and Aunt Charla are in the living room standing around talking about the days events. The weather outside is, appropriately, frightful. Low 30's with a severe wind chill.
Aaaaannnd, ACTION:
Dim lights. Three adults speaking to each other in murmured conversation as they hear loud footsteps. All heads turn to see the two year old running towards them, still in Christmas best, wild sugar-fuled eyes, small pupils, a large smile, and his left arm raised into a 90 degree angle with his hand holding a small plastic hammer. The child runs through the kitchen, deftly dodging the cookie-bakers, straight at the small group of adults. At the last minute he swerves to the right, still at full speed, towards the closed back door. Without a word he flings the door open with his empty right hand and starts to push against the cold breeze. The adults watch as the cold temperature registers in his brain and he steps back, slamming the door, and turns to look at the small group of adults who up until this point have been silently watching.
JUSTIN: Benjamin, what in the world are you doing?!
The child looks at his father with the wild, excited eyes of a two year old on Christmas night.
ADULTS: [Laughter]
JUSTIN: Son, that feeling will never go away.
The child, unaware of why his comments are funny, turns from the adults and starts to hammer away on the closed door. The outside chill, for now, forgotten.
I just had to share this quote because, well, I think it needs to be read. And reread. Sarah Bessey is one of the few reasons I haven't completely given up on reading blogs. Some days there's too much anger and misunderstood words on the internet, and she is a peace to me in the storm. I love her writing, so let me share what she wrote about the Shikh Temple shooting.
Hard conversations are coming, perhaps legislation, around gun control, about hatred, racism, religion, about our culture's glorification of violence, our nationalism, and the divisions between us, yes, those conversations need to happen, but not just now: now is the time for grieving, now is the time for loving, for burying, for mourning with those who mourn, for gathering humanity together, and for compassion.
I believe that it is precisely because of my Christian faith that I am sitting my heart down, mourning with those that mourn, grieving and honouring, loving and praying. Love casts out fear, and may the mouths of the faithful be filled with words of Love and hope and peace, never fear.
Thank you, Sarah, for your beautiful words.
Dear Benjamin,
Last week you turned the big TWO!! I was reading the letter I wrote you at 21 months and it's amazing how much you have changed. Even over just a few months you change and grow.
You still talk and talk and talk. You love to run through the house, play with swords, and tickle Mommy and Daddy. The dogs drive you crazy (especially Frankie), and when you and Frankie are energetic and chasing each other you both drive US crazy. We've been swimming half a dozen times this summer and if I put you in your swim donut you can swim around the pool yelling "Kick! Kick! Kick!" as your legs frantically propel you forward. It's a joy to watch.
We had your birthday party the day after your actual birthday. Lots of friends and family came over. I made you chocolate and vanilla cupcakes with chocolate and vanilla ice cream. You started crying when I lit the candle on your cupcake and everyone started singing. I'm not sure why – maybe the attention? Maybe the singing? However, as soon as we were done and you got to eat the cupcake, you were much better!
You got some neat toys for your birthday and love to play with them. Lots of animals and blocks and cars and trucks. Puzzles and dinosaurs and oh, my, the vehicles. Our house has become a speedway and you are the driver of racing machines darting in, out, and over the couch.
We took a trip to California almost two months ago. We were worried about how you would do in the plane, but we shouldn't have worried. You love any kind of vehicle, planes included. Daddy sat next to you on the plane and talked about how you were going to go really, really fast, and go up, up, up! You loved it. We rode in the car for ages and ages, and you rarely fussed about it. We drove through random subdivisions in Elk Grove, and you asked if we were going to Mae Mae's house! It was the cutest thing, and you made Mae Mae's mom giggle about it when I told her. We went to a wedding for my best friend Amy. You love Amy, and you loved dancing at Amy and Keith's wedding. We went to Monterey Bay Aquarium, and you had such a blast hanging out with your 3 cousins. We went camping (which you LOVED) at my old camping site in California. It was heart-wrenchingly beautiful to see you scale the same rocks I had scaled as a child. To see you in the "rock club" and down at the water's edge was an incredible experience for me. Even though the water was freezing cold you stood in it until your feet turned to chubby little icicles, and you loved it. Watching you eat s'mores with your cousins is a memory I will treasure forever.
A few weeks ago we travelled to Senatobia, Mississippi to visit Papa's parents. Mimi and PaPaw loved you, and we loved visiting them, and you had a good time running around their house and showing off. A mere week after that we went down to Houston for your cousin Austin's graduation. Each road trip you demonstrated your willingness to sit still when needed, your love of movement, and your love of music. I love how you love music.
Son, I'll be honest, because it's my letter and I'm allowed to be: I don't know what the future holds for you. What I do know is that you capture the attention of people – your joy, your mannerisms, and your movement. Watching you is like watching life take place – it's like observing the best the world has to offer. Maybe you're just like every other two-year old on the planet, I'm not sure. I hope that I can teach you to harness that attention-grabbing skill and use it to better the world around you. I know that living with you teaches me every day the meaning of slow down. Observe. Breathe. Love. Be patient.
Your Daddy and I talk about you, often, after you've finally given up and gone to sleep. We lay in bed, snuggled, and talk about whether or not we're doing a good job (most days we think we're doing OK). Recently we were talking about your exposure to television and video games. We don't want to shelter you from the world and its issues, but we don't want to desensitize you either. It's tough to say "No, we won't play this video game while Benjamin is awake, because it depicts violence too accurately," but that's exactly where we are at.
This world is dangerous and violent and broken, son, and you'll have your whole life to learn that. I hope that we can teach you about the beauty of the world first, and it's dark side later.
Eventually, Lucky will die, and you will learn grief. Eventually, you will ask where Mommy's parents are, and you will see me cry. Eventually, you will ask why Jesus hangs on the cross, broken and beaten, and you will learn about sacrifice.
Our hope, though all of that, is to teach you about love. Love that shines through grief and brokenness, love that taught Mommy how to heal, love that makes Daddy get up even on the days when his depression beats his heart and soul, love that put Christ on the cross and love that triumphs all of the dark things in this world.
However, before you have to learn all of those things, I want you to know joy. I want to continue to see my baby boy, beautiful and full of grace and energy, running around squealing with laughter. I want to continue to love you so much it hurts. I want to see animals for the first time all over again, though your eyes. I want to continue to chase the dogs in the backyard until we collapse into fits of giggles. I want to dance with you in the living room until I'm sweaty and exhausted. I want these good and wonderful things for you so that when darkness seems to sneak in, you can remember the things from the light.
I hope you understand, one day, how hard it is trying to figure all this stuff out. I hope you have enough grace to forgive us when we mess up. I hope I have enough grace to forgive myself! But either way, we'll muddle through this crazy adventure together. Being a Mommy is quite an amazing experience in general, but being Mommy to you – well – I think that's my favorite job yet.
I love you son, happy 2nd birthday.
Camping was an integral part of my childhood. We all loved the outdoors, we were never more at home than when we were in the middle of nowhere. There was one particular spot that we found when we were pretty young that became "our" spot. We always called it Cherry Lake.
That was the only year it really snowed while we were there. I remember pulling up to the campsite and hiding in the car while Alan, Mom and Dad set up the campsite. While we slept, snow fell across the campground and blanketed the world in white. This picture doesn't do it justice.
I remember waking up when we camped there. It was always so cold in the morning, so I'd be buried deep in my sleeping bag and listen to the rustling of the tent, the songbirds, the crackle of the fire. I could hear my parents hushed voices and the occasional laugh as they shared their morning coffee. If I close my eyes I feel myself transport back to those moments, when the world was perfect and at peace.
As we visited and grew older we wandered further and further away. The following picture is the "Rock Club," a place just far enough away from the campsite to make us feel independent. We would wander there daily, hang out on rocks and talk about life, or have adventures in between the cracks. We would climb to the top of the rocks, and look out, terrified of falling and thrilled at the prospects ahead of us.
We went there every year, sometimes twice a year. I remember being 9 years old, laying on a hot rock and contemplating the grandness of God. I remember learning to whittle sticks, and trampling through brush to find a "walking stick." I remember seeing a water snake for the first time in the lake down the hill.
It was always the most beautiful place on earth.
I climbed up this wall once, and got all the way to the top. On the way back down I felt myself losing my grip, but something pushed me back against the wall. I believed in angels before, but that experience pretty much cinched the deal.
The last time we visited Cherry Lake it was 2002 and right before we moved to Texas.
Ten years is a long time.
Since that time, my older sisters have tried in vain to find our old campsite. They've combed Stanislaus Forest and driven around for hours, all to no avail. When I visited in 2010 I tried to help them find it and we were yet again unsuccessful. I told them I'd see what I could do in the future for my next visit.
So I contacted the Stanislaus National Forest Office in Groveland, since that was closest to where we thought the campsite was. I spoke with a charming lady named Gail who was willing to listen to my story and my plea for help. She gave me her email address and I sent her a bunch of pictures, and a map of the grounds (as best I could remember). Then I waited.
She called me back just a short time ago and thanked me for giving her such a fun project. She said she had some of her park rangers act as detectives – print up the pictures and try to match up the pictures while they were out driving around. She thanked me for the map I had drawn, and said we had done a good job remembering.
An old ranger, one who had lived there forever, knew exactly where we were talking about when he saw the pictures. We had always called it Cherry Lake, but the park rangers knew it as Cherry Barrow. Gail told me if we drove to the Groveland Park Ranger station she would be able to show us exactly how to get there.
I cried when she told me.
I'm going back in just over a week – I'm flying to California Monday for Amy's wedding and after the wedding I'm heading to visit my sisters. We will go camping, hopefully at this spot, and I will once again drink in the beauty.
I can't wait.
I haven't done a "Miscellaneous Monday" in a while, and there's all sorts of tasty goodness on my blogroll and out in the world today so I am going to share!
The problem with "Homosexuality" – Justin Lee writes openly and honestly and I really enjoy his thoughts. He raises some good questions here and I think they merit further consideration.
Counting the cost – Scott discusses the importance of thinking about the "real" cost of self-defense, and the link provided is, in my opinion, essential reading for anyone who thinks they have an opinion on what the media reports on the Martin-Zimmerman case.
Bicycle clutch – You don't have to read this, you just have to admire the beauty. I am currently using a lunch tote tied up, but this would double as a purse once I'd arrived at my destination! Brilliant!
Old & New Project – A collaborative project for graphic artists to display artwork themed around bible stories. Some of them are incredible, all of them are interesting. So far my favorites are Judah&Tamar and Deborah's Song of Jael. If you want more amazing visual scripture, be sure to check out Jim LePage's solo project Word. Don't ask me to pick a favorite, I can't, I mean, 2 Corinthians is amazing, Hebrews makes me smile and I can't forget Titus, 1 Timothy, Habakkuk, Job, ok really, I have to stop, just go. Look. Learn.
Peace like a River – Breathtakingly beautiful honesty. I can relate to this post in a lot of ways and I think a lot us can.
So, did any of these pique your curiosity? Which ones? I'd love to see if anyone else enjoys these as much as I did!


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Dozens of vintage Vespas and Lambrettas were in the south-coast resort revisiting the scene of the pitched battles between mods and rockers which inspired Pete Townsend's Quadrophenia, the rock opera which will be performed next month at a huge open air concert in Hyde Park, London.
The remnants of The Who will recreate the 1960s with scenes filmed yesterday in Brighton as the backdrop. Sporting high aerials and scores of chromed wing-mirrors and headlamps, the scooters rode in tight formation through the town, drawing puzzled stares. The parka-clad riders came from scooter clubs throughout the south of England, and were assembled by the Vespa Club of Britain.
This summer, scooters are back. With today's new two-wheelers, being cool is easy. Ask Oasis, Blur's Damon Albarn or Bono of U2, all proud - if slightly wobbly - owners of Italjet Velociferos, the latest 60s-retro Italian machines. Paul Weller, however, now the grandfather of the mod scene despite being a mere 30-something, insists on a Lambretta.
Quadrophenia, the story of Jimmy, the mod with a multiple-personality disorder, will be played live to a sell-out crowd in London at the end of June. The Who are reforming to play the one-off concert in aid of the Prince's Trust. On giant screens above the Hyde Park audience scenes of vintage Vespas and Lambrettas being ridden along the Brighton seafront will help tell Jimmy's story.
On the same bill as Pete Townsend and Roger Daltrey, though not appearing in Quadrophenia, will be Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan. Quite what Dylan, the old croaker, would make of today's scooter scene is impossible to say. But for thousands of old Vespa and Lambretta owners, singing along nostalgically to "Bell Boy", the days when you could buy a classy suit for pounds 40, head down to Brighton for a weekend and throw deckchairs at a rocker will be fondly remembered.
Quadrophenia - the 1979 film of the rock opera, starring Sting - sparked massive renewed interest in the scooter scene. By 1986 up to 15,000 scooterists would congregate in Brighton, Scarborough, Weston-super-Mare and Skegness every bank-holiday weekend.
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New Jersey's Black Potatoe Records has spearheaded a grassroots movement in the rock industry since incorporating in 1997 by spotlighting the best local talent in Hunterdon County, NJ. (The misspelled "Potatoe" is intentional, inspired by Dan Qualye's infamous gaffe.) The label's founding group, Angus, performs folk-rock in the vein of the Band, Guster, and the Grateful Dead. The group's lineup consists of founder and bandleader Matthew Angus of Clinton, NJ, on rhythm guitar and vocals, Kim Williams (piano, Hammond B3 organ, flute, violin, vocals), John Davies (bass), Jamie Coan (violin, lead guitar, mandolin), Megan Ernakovich (piano, vocals), and Dave Becker (drums). The group's 2000 CD, Face the Day, offers organ-drenched mid-tempo folk-rock songs alongside slow, introspective country-rock ballads. Levon Helm of the Band appeared on the funky tune "That Night."
The idea for the group first came in 1988 during the bandleader's student days at the University of Southern California. He worked as an intern at TicketMaster and A&M Records before returning to New Jersey in 1993. Back home, he played in a cover band, Tip in the Cow, which featured some early members of Angus, and performed songs by the Band, the Allman Brothers Band, and the Grateful Dead. Gradually, Matt Angus met bandmembers who were serious about performing full-time in the folk-rock group Angus, which opened for Rick Danko of the Band at Atomic Productions in Clinton, NJ, in 1996. That led to a long-term association with other members of the Band, including Garth Hudson, who performed on accordion on the group's 1997 debut CD on the track "Where Are We Now?" and at the group's CD release party in 1997 at the Black Potatoe Music Festival.
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Maybe it was fate. Monday, June 3, was National Egg Day, the spokespersons for Hudson Urban Chickens said at the start of their presentation to the City Council that evening. Half an hour later, members of the group seeking permission to keep laying hens in their backyards erupted in applause when the council voted 5-1 to grant their request for a trial one-year period. The issue will first go to the council's Public Safety Committee, which will draft proposed regulations and a permit system for the backyard coops.
State Rep. Dean Knudson told the small group of people who attended his listening session Saturday at the Hudson Area Library that he expects a modest increase in state funding for schools in the 2013-15 budget. The Hudson Republican said he expects the increase to be in the range of $100 to $150 per student -- maybe as high as $200. Gov.
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U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy opened a town hall meeting in Hudson late Monday afternoon by explaining his vote against the measure that prevented the country from going over the so-called fiscal cliff. The House of Representatives passed the bill on a 257-167 vote on Jan. 2. The measure preserved the income tax cuts adopted during George W.
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One of my readers, Kathy, emailed me this morning with a question and I thought some of you may have some great ideas for her! She is in charge of costume prizes for a young adult Halloween party for a church group and needs ideas One idea she had was to get a can of cheese and give the award for the "Cheesiest Costume" – I thought that was darling. I suggested she visit the candy aisle at the store and get inspired. How about… Mars Bar – the most [Continue Reading…]
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Top Tips for Making Caramel Apples at home. Last week for a youth activity at church we made caramel apples. That was the first time I had made caramel apples in 12 years. You see the last time I made caramel apples – this is what happened…. Yes – my sweet, then 7 year old daughter bit into one of the caramel apples and it ripped a tooth right out of her mouth. The tooth was not even loose! Yikes! I am not sure what recipe I used but I think [Continue Reading…]
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These candey corn rice krispie treats are as fun to make as they are to eat.If you've been reading my blog for long you know that I LOVE candy corn. I go through bags of it each Halloween season. I think it is just about the cutest candy there is – can candy be cute? So not only do I love candy corn but I love anything candy corn shaped. While I was thinking of treats to fill the College Kid Care Package I knew that Rice Krispie treats are always a [Continue Reading…]
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what is the difference between getting quick wicks or a premade fire hoop? I'm trying to figure out the pros and cons of each direction so i can make an educated decision at least.i'm just looking…
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Hi, I'm getting quick wicks from synergy but i also need new hoops for the wicks to fit onto (5/8"-3/4" OD tube range) but their hoops they sell are like 40$-50$ :/ (i wanted them also taped, sanded…
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Hi! :) My name is Lindsay Rapp and I was interested in buying my first fire hoop from the synergy fire hoops website! I heard it was really good!However, I read the frequently asked questions and…
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In bowl, beat egg whites, salt and cream of tartar until soft peaks form.
Gradually beat in sugar in thin steady stream until stiff glossy peaks form.
Fold in cornstarch, vinegar and vanilla.
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Bake in 275°F (140°C) oven for 2 to 2-1/2 hours or until crisp and lightly browned on outside but still soft in middle.
Let cool completely (meringue will deflate).
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Carefully remove paper. (Meringue can be loosely covered and stored for up to 3 days.)
Remove loose bits from meringue.
Whip cream; spread over top of meringue, swirling into peaks.
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Calories 3235 Calories from Fat 1178
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 131 g201.5%
Saturated Fat 85.8 g428.9%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 535.7 mg178.6%
Sodium 889.5 mg37.1%
Total Carbohydrates 465 g155.1%
Dietary Fiber 19.2 g76.7%
Sugars 417.4 g
Protein 23 g46.1%
Vitamin A 3.2% Vitamin C 248.2%
Calcium 32.6% Iron 13.1%
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Great job and beautiful course. WAY TO GO! Nice legs too
I agree with everything she said! Congratulations on a great first half!
PRs: Boston Marathon, 3:27, April 15th 2013
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Yay! So happy to read this. =) Great job!!! Looks like it was a pretty course, and you are so sweet to have encouraged YankeeFan to go on without you.
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Thanks for this great RR! Your DH took some nice pics and the ones of you at mile 12 made me smile, you look very happy. I'm glad it went so well and best of luck on the next one!
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Since his return from the minor leagues three weeks ago, Todd Linden has learned to calm his nerves. The approach has resulted in better production offensively and defensively.
Linden hit the last of San Francisco's four solo home runs, and the Giants rebounded from an injury to starter Kevin Correia to beat the Colorado Rockies 5-3 Wednesday.
Moises Alou, Mike Matheny and Ray Durham also homered as the Giants, who won for the fourth time in five games. Matheny added an RBI single.
Linden also robbed Todd Helton of a potential two-run, extra-base hit in sixth inning.
"That was one of the best plays that we have seen this season," Giants manager Felipe Alou said. "That was the game right there. If the ball goes over his head it is two runs and who knows what is next."
Linden caught Helton's two-out drive just in front of the warning track, then tumbled to the ground.
"I knew it was going to be over my head but it didn't have any back spin so I knew I could catch it," Linden said. "It was a good feeling with two guys on, two outs and one of the best hitters in the league up."
Linden led off the sixth with his fourth homer, and has a combined 34 on the year -- best in the Giants organization. He's hitting .358 (19-for-53) in his second stint with the Giants.
"I'm just being patient and not trying to do too much," Linden said. "There's a good mix on the club with the young guys and the veterans. Alou, Matheny and Durham hit homers and I jumped on the bandwagon."
Correia left the game with tightness in his right shoulder.
"It's just a tight spot but it's been causing me to throw differently," Correia said. "I couldn't get on top of the ball. It's been there the last start or two but it's nothing serious. I've been throwing every day."
Garrett Atkins, J.D. Closser and Aaron Miles drove in runs for the Rockies, who have lost consecutive road games for the first time since July 23-24 in Pittsburgh.
"A lot of good things happened this month," Rockies manager Clint Hurdle said. "We've raised the bar and are disappointed we didn't win the series. We're not going to accept mediocrity or just being OK."
Jeff Fassero (4-6) won his third straight decision, allowing an unearned run and two hits in three innings. Correia left after giving up one run, two hits and two hits in two innings.
Armando Benitez worked the ninth for his fifth straight save since coming off the disabled list two weeks ago, his ninth in 11 chances overall.
Colorado's Jeff Francis (12-10) remained winless in three starts in San Francisco, where he has given up 18 runs in 14 1/3 innings, an 11.04 ERA. He gave up four runs and six hits in six innings and allowed four homers in a game for the second time this month.
"I felt like I had good command but when it came time to make those 3-2 pitches, I came over the plate and they wouldn't miss it," Francis said.
Atkins hit an RBI double in the first, but Alou homered leading off the second and Matheny homered with two outs for a 2-1 lead. Matheny has a career-high 11 homers, and is one RBI shy of his career-high of 50, set last year with St. Louis.
Dustan Mohr reached in the fourth on shortstop Angel Chavez's throwing error and scored on Closser's single.
Durham, batting .333 since the All-Star break, homered leading off the bottom half for a 3-2 lead and Linden homered leading off the sixth. Lance Niekro tripled off Jamey Wright in the seventh and scored on Matheny's hit.
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need wiring help
The previous owner of my jeep took out the stock stereo and cut the wires, so im left with loose wires, the issue is that I dont know which wire is what, every thread ive looked at has either listed colors i dont have or didnt list ones i did, My jeep is a 92 YJ. I just need to know which wires are for what. Here is a list of the colors. The color in capital is the main, the lower case is the stripe color.
1. Black
2. Blue/white
3. Orange/black
4. Yellow/black
5. Purple/white
6. Green
7. Brown
8. Black/red
9. Pink
10. White/green
11. Green/white
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Use a meter to verify but some answers should be:
Constant 12V+ Wire: Pink
Switched 12V+ Wire: Purple/White
Ground Wire: Black
Dimmer Wire: Red/Black
To find the speaker colors, check the speakers themselves and see what colors go to them.
Here is a thread about a 91 YJ most of the colors in the diagram match yours but there are a couple of differences. http://www.wranglerforum.com/f8/1991...tic-57444.html
Hey so i managed to get everything hooked up and working, my issue now is that every time the car is turned off, the stereo resets, i understand that this is caused by the constant power is not right, I bridge the constant and ignition 12 volt wires like suggested by another source, If this problem persists after checking fuses should i just run the "constant 12 volt" directly to the battery? yes/no, Im not an electrician.
Check the pink wire without keys in the ignition or lights on and see if it has power, if not check your fuse block and see if anything is burned out. Running directly to the battery would work but you would need an inline fuse. an easier option would be a "add a fuse" google it, pretty self explanitory.
www.the12volt.com Is the place I go to find any and all wiring information for stereos or alarm installs.
here is the link to your vehicle 1990-92 Jeep Wrangler Stereo Wiring Information
and here is the list of the wires in case youre too lazy to click a link lol (relax its a joke)
1990-92 Jeep Wrangler Stereo Wiring
Constant 12V+Pink
Switched 12V+Purple/White
Ground Black
Right Front Front Speakers4" x 6"
DashLeft Front (+)Gray Left Front (-)Yellow
Right Front (+)White/Red Right Front (-)Black/Red
Rear Speakers4"
Rear RoofLeft Rear (+)Gray/White Left Rear (-)Brown/White
Right Rear (+)White/Black Right Rear (-)Brown
So i have everything wired up correctly, But theres no power going to the constant 12v power cable, I looked at the use box and the radio fuse seems fine, Does the clock fuse control this? Any other thoughts on which fuse it might be? I didnt notice any that were burnt out.
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If it comes to it, ill do that and just tie in but id like to figure out the root cause. I feel like i'm missing something from my fuse box.. Im missing the clock and the radio fuse, but theres only one of the two clip things on each. Tell me what your thoughts are.
I think I can Just run a wire from the "radio" point with a fusable link, I'm 99% sure its a 12 volt constant power source. and the stereo is grounded so that's all i need? Makes sense in my head lol.
I'm having the same problem you had. Could you post what color wire went to what?
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By propagating 500-fs pulses through 2.5 m of standard fiber followed by 2 m of dispersion-shifted fiber, we generated >200 nm of spectral continuum between 1430 and 1630 nm, which is flat to less than ±0.5 dB over more than 60 nm. Pulses obtained by filtering the continuum show no increase in timing jitter over the source laser and are pedestal free to >28 dB, indicating excellent stability and coherence. We show that the second- and third-order dispersions of the continuum fiber and self-phase modulation are primarily responsible for the continuum generation and spectral shaping and found close agreement between simulations and experiments.
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Variety has reported that Dutch actress Carice van Houten will join Benedict Cumberbatch for a movie about activist Julian Assange.
Van Houten, who was discovered in "Black Book" (2006), has joined the cast of Bill Condon's new film about Wikileaks. The film will go behind the scenes of the site, which specializes in divulging confidential diplomatic information.
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cloistered adjective (COVERED)
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