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In the fall of 1988, Dan Wickett was taking a mere six credits to finish up his BS degree. These six credits were obtained through his taking two English Department classes, both pertaining to literary fiction. During the three months of this semester, Wickett spent an inordinate amount of time at the Graduate Library, wandering through shelves of old literary journals. Perusing an old Michigan Quarterly Review, Wickett saw that T.C. Boyle, a favorite author of his, suggested people read Michael Martone's Alive and Dead in Indiana. Sheep that Wickett was (is), he found a copy in the library and either checked it out, or photocopied it (Wickett was also working at the University's Natural Science Library at the time, and had great access to photocopiers). Wickett enjoyed the collection quite a bit - the stories mainly told from a first person point of view - pretty straightforward though with an ironic humor to them. The last story even seemed to wander into a bit more of an experimental territory.
Some research led Wickett to find out he could special order Martone's collection, Safety Patrol, from Borders, which at the time was still just an amazing Independent Bookseller located in Ann Arbor, MI, and not the conglomerate that it is today. Special order it Wickett did and he was delighted to find that Martone's writing had only gotten sharper, if anything, in the four years since he had published Alive and Dead in Indiana. With 12 stories in the collection, Martone was shortening each individual effort, and in doing so was seemingly being even more careful in his selection of words and sentences. The collection was also stunning in the manner that Martone infused each one with the idea of safety, and then hammered home the idea that no matter how much you prepare, you cannot always avoid the inevitable problems inherent in the world.
In another year or so, Wickett found a copy of Martone's Fort Wayne is Seventh on Hitler's List, and again, found Martone's writing well worth his time. The stories were again set in Indiana, and mainly from that similar first person narrative point of view. Wickett decided that the stories were sliding a bit further into experimental territory, not always having that straightforward narrative, jumping around more, varying points of view, etc.
From about 1993, or so, through early in the year 2000, Dan Wickett might have read a dozen or so books. While he has used courtship, his wedding and the birth of a trio of children during that 7 year span as an excuse, others have claimed he had fallen too far under the spell of what is known as television. In early 2000, Wickett was informed that his former teacher, Alyson Hagy, had two books due in April of that year, and former classmate, Elwood Reid, had a story collection due around the same time. Wickett obtained all three and read them on a camping weekend. This reminded him what it was about reading that he had enjoyed so much prior to 1993, and he began to do a bit more of it. He also began trumpeting his opinions on said books via the internet, much to the chagrin of many a person with an email address.
It appears that Wickett had forgotten about his enjoyment of the early writings of Michael Martone, and it wasn't until Dan Green was shrewd enough to nominate Martone's latest work, Michael Martone, that Wickett's memory kicked into gear. He read this newest title of Martone's and enjoyed it greatly - the book, mainly consisting of Contributor's Notes, felt like an incredibly interesting way of writing a novel to Wickett. It was funny, written in a manner that caused Wickett to think, and even had a blurb from Michael Martone himself - a first from what Wickett could remember.
Wickett was surprised to find out that Martone had published a few other books in between the years of 1992 and 2006 and began looking for them. He was able to find a copy of The Blue Guide to Indiana at the wonderful Shaman Drum Bookstore in Ann Arbor, MI. This book, Martone's inspired fictional version of a travel book for the state of Indiana caused Wickett to laugh nearly as much as John Kennedy Toole's Confederacy of Dunces did years earlier. Just wondering where Martone came up with the idea for a Trans-Indiana Mayonnaise Pipeline had Wickett worrying about Martone's mental well being.
Somewhere during the time period between early 2000 and 2006, Dan Wickett had made some form of contact with publicists at the University of Georgia Press. It turned out that they had published two of the titles of Martone's that Wickett had not yet read, or even obtained. After reading Michael Martone, Wickett contacted said publicist and inquired about obtaining review copies of these two titles: The Flatness and Other Landscapes, and Unconventions: Attempting the Art of Craft and the Craft of Art. Said publicist was happy to oblige. While Dan Wickett enjoyed Unconventions, a collection of short essays, prefaces, speeches and even a eulogy, that Martone had written or given over the years, it was The Flatness, a collection of essays about the Midwest, that completely blew Wickett away. Martone's own particular style, combined with his unique way of looking at day to day events that one might encounter in the farms and other landscapes of the Midwest, created a masterpiece in Wickett's mind.
One of the things that Dan Wickett has tried to do in his role with the Litblog Co-op is to interview the authors that have titles nominated each quarter. When Wickett was arranging his interview with Martone, the author was kind enough to offer a copy of his collection, Seeing Eye, to Wickett. This collection is the lastof Martone's that Wickett has read. It's broken into three sections, and contains 32 stories - Wickett once again noticed that Martone's stories were continuing to shrink in size, but not in their power. The middle section is probably the one most discussed, as Martone collected twelve, 1 to 3 page, vignettes that were written as Thoughts of Dan Quayle. Each was written from the point of view of Quayle and to Wickett, were just as absurd as he expected them to be.
Wickett has now been left in the position of looking forward to more of Martone's writing being published.


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BERLIN — A Berlin museum must return thousands of rare posters to an American man, part of his Jewish father's unique collection that had been seized by the Nazis, Germany's top federal appeals court ruled Friday.
The Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe confirmed Peter Sachs, 74, was the rightful owner of the posters collected by his father Hans and ruled he is entitled to receive them back from the German Historical Museum.
The ruling ended seven years of legal battles over a vast collection dating back to the late 19th century that is now believed to be worth between 4.5 million euros and 16 million euros ($6 million and $21 million).
The court said if the museum kept the posters it would be akin to perpetuating the crimes of the Nazis.
"I can't describe what this means to me on a personal level," Peter Sachs, who recently moved to Nevada from Sarasota, Fla., told The Associated Press in an email. "It feels like vindication for my father, a final recognition of the life he lost and never got back."
The case ended up with the Karlsruhe court because of the posters' unique and tumultuous journey through more than 70 years of German history. The posters were collected by Sachs, stolen from him by the Nazis' Gestapo, became the possession of communist East Germany for decades, and then moved to the Berlin museum after Germany's reunification in 1990.
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Hagen Philipp Wolf, a spokesman for Germany's cultural affairs office, which oversees the public German Historical Museum, said the decision would be respected.
A total of 4,259 posters have been identified so far as having belonged to Sachs' father. They were among a collection of 12,500 that his father owned, which include advertisements for exhibitions, cabarets, movies and consumer products, as well as political propaganda — all rare, with only small original print runs. It is not clear what happened to the remainder.
The German Historical Museum rarely had more than a handful of the posters on display at any given time, though it had said the collection was an invaluable resource for researchers.
Sachs' attorney in Germany, Matthias Druba, said his client now hopes that he can find a new home for the collection where they can be displayed to a wider public.
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The posters were seized from Hans Sachs' home in 1938 on the orders of Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels, who wanted them for a museum of his own.
Born in 1881, Hans Sachs was a dentist who began collecting posters while in high school. By 1905, he was Germany's leading private poster collector and later launched the art publication Das Plakat (The Poster).
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How To Make Beautiful Bath Bombs
Bath bombs are easy, fun to make and use, and can be a profitable addition to your "line," if you make and sell soap and other personal care products.
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How to Make Easy Homemade Laundry Soap
Save money on laundry detergent—make your own 100% natural laundry soap! You can have fresh, clean clothes while avoiding harmful chemicals.
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A Tutorial on the Basics of Using the Free GIMP Photo Editor, or Creating Graphics with Doc Files
This tutorial is aimed specifically at crafters who would like to make professional looking labels for their products--thus enhancing marketability at craft fairs, retail stores, and farmers' markets. But I think it can also serve and a good basic introduction for anyone working with GIMP.
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How to Make a Great Goat Milk Soap
Learn the tricks to making a successful goat milk soap! I'm sharing my recipe for a lovely soap with my thought process behind the ingredient selection.
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Magic Potions for Radiant Skin: How to Make a Facial Moisturizer With 7% Glycolic Acid
How to make a water-based facial moisturizing toner that is loaded with humectants, NMFs (natural moisturizing factors), nutrients, amino acids, and exfoliants—and with 7% glycolic acid.
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How to Make a Luscious Beldi-Type Bath Soap
Beldi-type soft soaps—sometimes called paste or gel soaps—are easy to make and wonderful for your skin. Here is my own recipe for a luxurious version.
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How to Make a Luxury Beldi Facial Soap
How to make Beldi facial soap to clear acne, nourish skin with quality oils, and rejuvenate aging skin.
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How To Make Natural Homemade Hair Conditioner
How to make your own natural homemade conditioner, customized for your hair's needs, including such additives as panthenol and centrimonium chloride for extra-wonderful results!
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How to Grow Rosemary in Pots in a Northern Climate
How to grow a big, gorgeous rosemary plant for your winter kitchen, to move outdoors in summer to accent your garden. The trick: A BIG pot.
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The Ultimate Body Butter Recipe
Make a homemade body butter that really works for dry skin.
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How to Make Homemade Liquid Shampoo Using Liz Ardlady's Famous Shampoo Bar Recipe
How to adapt Liz Ardlady's famous shampoo bar recipe to make liquid shampoo.
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The Ultimate Lotion Recipe!
How to make a luxurious lotion to soothe and heal dry skin and eczema. It also makes a great application for sore or cramped muscles.
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The Ultimate Soap Recipe!
My favorite soap recipe and how it evolved.
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Posole: A Spicy,Tangy Mexican Winter Soup Redolent with Hominy
This exotic Mexican hominy soup has it's roots in the Native American nixtamal--corn converted into hominy. It's hot and spicy, fragrant with cilantro and the rich smell of hominy.
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Red Palm Oil Soap
Red Palm Oil Soap--with about 30% red palm oil--is very skin loving. Here's the recipe!
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How to Build a Bent-Willow Chair
Learn how to build a bent-willow chair using free wood collected from the roadside. They're perfect to use as outdoor furniture so you can relax on the porch during the evenings!
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Soleseife, or Seaman's Brinewater Cold Process Soap Recipe
This is one of many possible recipes for the increasingly popular Soleseife, a popular spa soap made with sea salt, in imitation of "seaman's brinewater soaps" made with sea water.
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Bastile Soap: Dragon's Blood Ultra-Conditioning Homemade Soap
Dragon's Blood--Another Homemade Soap Recipe. This one is high in oils and fats that moisturize and condition the skin, and it feels heavenly in the shower. Dramatic color and fragrance too!
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Homemade Black Soap Made with Activated Charcoal
This is my adaptation of African Black Soap for the home soaper. It is not true African Black Soap—but may provide comparable skin benefits.
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Homemade Pure 100% Olive Oil Castile Soap
It takes less than an hour to make this classic bar at home--plus a few hours' wait to unmold! Use it to make coconut milk shampoo.
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How To Make Salt Soap
Salt soaps are among the latest stylish new soaps for excellent deodorant qualities, moisturizing, exfoliating, and to firm and protect new skin cells! Hard, long-lasting, quick-drying travel bars.
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Homemade Coconut Milk Shampoo
You can make this pure, natural homemade coconut milk shampoo in your blender in minutes! Best made with Castile soap made with 100% olive oil.
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Homemade Herbal Ointments and Salves To Relieve the Pain of Arthritis, Sore Muscles, and Athletic Injuries
Homemade herbal ointments and salves can provide deep healing and relief!
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How to Make Easy Homemade Coconut Oil Soap
Homemade DIY soaps make beautiful all-natural gifts and making them is a creative and practical craft for providing your family with the best!
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How To Make Ointments and Salves for the Home First Aid Kit for Cuts, Scrapes, Burns, and Bruises
Homemade natural medicinal ointments and salves are easy to make in your kitchen!
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Growing The Exotic Passionflower in Your Garden
One species of passionflower is very hardy--a gorgeous vine for growing on a fence or trellis. More tender forms can be overwintered indoors, so you can still enjoy their exotic summer flowers.
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How to Install an Outdoor Spigot for Watering Your Garden
It's easy to install an outdoor water spigot (faucet) for watering your garden!
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How To Make Fry Bread, Wojapi, and Indian Tacos
These traditional Native American foods make wonderful hearty meals and snacks for you family! Indian tacos also make great fund-raisers!
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How To Grow Plants of All Kinds from Seed
How to grow plants of all kinds from seed by using pre-treatments such as cold treatment to ensure your seeds germinate and grow.
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How to Prevent Frozen Pipes in Winter: Move Water Lines Indoors
Here are the basics of how your plumbing works, and how to re-plumb with CPVC to move water lines indoors.
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Popovers--an Amazing Roll that Puffs Up Like a Balloon (Also Known as Yorkshire Pudding)
Popovers are an easy and delicious baked holiday--or anytime--treat. What we in the US call "popovers" are known in Britain as Yorkshire Pudding, and served as an accompaniment to dinner meats.
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Healing and Delicious Herbal Teas to Blend at Home
Healing herbal teas can be prepared to help many minor ailments--or just for a flavorful treat to enjoy--from herbs that are readily available, or already in your kitchen.
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Brie en Croute--an Easy and Elegant Solution for Entertaining at Home
Brie en croute deserves to become a family tradition for Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve, or the night before Thanksgiving or Easter, study groups, or any time friends and family gather.
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More Powerful Herbs to Cure Colds and Flu--and How To Grow Them in Your Garden
How to treat colds and flu with Lomatiu, Andrographis, Baikal Skullcap, and Boneset, with preparations and dosages--and information on how to grow and harvest these herbs in the home garden.
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Understanding and Managing Type II Diabetes
A discussion of diabetic diet, choosing herbs and supplements that help, and understanding causes of insulin resistance, and the causes of diabetes.
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The Joy of Cast Iron Cookware: How to Season, Rehabilitate, and Care for Cast Iron Cookware
Cast iron cookware is easy to care for, and you can easily re-season used cast iron from thrift stores and junk stores to make it good as new!
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How to Grow Lisianthus from Seed
You can easily grow glorious lisianthus ("Lizzies") from seed started early indoors. It just takes patience!
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Winter Home Heating Strategies That Work
Lower home heating bills and provide backup heating for power outages: Wood stoves, vent-free gas, kerosene, electric space heaters, foot-warming stones, and kotatsus.
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The Stockpot and the Art of Soup
Soup is some of the best of all cold-weather foods, and the best way to make homemade soup is to begin with homemade soup stock!
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Eating the Acorns: How to Make Acorn Bread and Other Acorn Recipes
Acorns have been used as a staple human food for thousands of years. Today, interest in using this healthful and abundant native wild food has been revived. Try some delicious acorn recipes.
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Growing a Doomstead Garden
Gardening for self-sufficiency during the zombie apocalypse
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Best Emergency Lights for Power Outages
Ideas for stocking up on emergency lighting for your home during power outages.
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How to Install a New Showerhead: Another Ladies' Craft Project
Longing for one of those fancy new "rainshower" showerheads? Or maybe what you'd love best is one of those combination overhead and hand-held showerheads. Replacing your showerhead is one of the easiest of all plumbing projects.
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Natural Home Treatment for Stomach Flu--Vomiting and Diarrhea
Herbal and Natural Treatments and Home Nursing Care for Diarrhea and Vomiting, Symptoms of Stomach Flu and Food Poisoning
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How to Replace Leaky Drain: A Ladies' Craft Project
Does your kitchen sink drain leak? The fix for a leaky sink drain is to replace the strainer, and it's easy!
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How To Make Wilted Lettuce
Wilted lettuce is an old-time traditional favorite that can serve as a main dish or light dinner unto itself, though our family generally includes a more substantial second offering. This hearty salad can become a satisfying complete meal just by...
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Rid Your Home of Fleas Naturally
There is no need to spray your home with toxic pesticides to get rid of fleas--and flies, too. Several essential oils repel and kill fleas and flies, especially when used in household cleaners.
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Grow a Beautiful and Practical Garden of Medicinal Herbs
Passionflower, meadowsweet, rosemary, lemon balm, thyme, Sweet Annie, chamomile, catnip, mint, ecinacea, black-eyed Susans, and Bible leaf make a lovely and useful herb garden.
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Cooking from Scratch for Busy Moms: Bruschetta
Another of the fast, easy recipes that fed my family over many years as a single or busy mom.
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The Versatile and Gluten Free Banana Pancake
At last! A gluten free pancake!
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The Medicine Garden: Best Medicinal Herbs to Grow in the Home Garden
A selection of medicinal herbs that are both beautiful and useful
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Matzo Ball Soup: The Ultimate Comfort Food
This comfort food is a favorite of children and sick folks. Most of the preparation is fast and easily done ahead. Matzo ball soup also freezes well.
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A Guide to Wisterias: How to Plant, Prune, and Care for One
Wisterias are beautiful vines known for their vibrant colors that can stop traffic. But they are also notorious for growing aggressively. This article will explain how to successively grow and care for one.
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Cooking from Scratch for Busy Moms--Easy Fajitas
One of many mostly fast and easy (and reasonably cheap) recipes that got me through more than a decade of single parenthood.
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Cure Psoriasis with Natural Methods
Herbs that are reputed to cure psoriasis are slippery elm and American saffron (safflower),
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Easy-to-Grow Flowers for the Beginning Gardener
Several perennial flowers provide amazing displays of flowers and foliage, yet require almost no care! Here are three to provide the backbone of your home flower garden.
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Home Birth--With or Without a Midwife
Many women have opted for a joyous home birth experience! Planning a home birth carefully is important.
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Cure Foot and Leg Cramps
Foot and leg cramps are almost always caused by magnesium deficiency--or, more accurately, insufficient magnesium intake in relation to calcium intake. The fix is easy! Get more magnesium!
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Coconut-Almond Madeleines
Here is my original recipe for coconut-almond madeleines, as well as the basic recipe and the recipe for chocolate madeleines--along with some (perhaps heterodox) tips.
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Wild Autumn Olive Berries for Jams and "Tomato" Sauce
Autumn olive berries are one of the most abundant—and nutritious—of wild berries. They can often be gathered by the gallon in woods and fields.
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How to Make Easy Elderflower Champagne
Elderflower champagne--a refreshing traditional English summer beverage--is as easy to make as Kool-Aid!
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Make Herbal Teas from Wild Plants of the Fields and Roadsides
There are many wild plants growing in the fields and along the roadsides that make delicious and healthful herbal teas!
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Cure Impetigo with Home Remedies
Homes remedies for impetigo include black walnut hull tincture (which you can make at home), colloidal silver, and elecampane root.
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How to Make Elderberry Juice, Rob, and Syrup for Winter Colds
How to make elderberry juice, elderberry syrup, and elderberry rob.
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Foraging and Cooking Wild Foods
Here are a few commonly available wild plants for foraging, along with some simple recipes for making yummy wild food dishes!
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Cure Head Lice with Tea Tree Oil
Cure head lice without putting pesticides on your child's head--and prevent re-infestation--with inexpensive herbal treatments.
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Top Four Most Useful Herbal Preparations You Can Make at Home
Make echinacea tincture, mullein oil, black walnut hull tincture, and wild cherry cough syrup at home.
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Cure Kidney Stones with Herbs
Kidney stones may be passed painlessly and/or dissolved without surgery or other conventional medical treatment using inexpensive herbal treatments.
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Cure Gout with Natural Remedies and Herbs
Gout can be cured with natural remedies, diet, and herbs, without conventional medical treatment.
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Cure Children's Bedwetting and Accidents with Herbs
An herbal cleansing and toning approach to leaky children that focuses on toning the urinary tract and the nerves
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Gooseberry Jam with Elderflowers
Elderflowers added to gooseberry jam impart a delicate "muscat" flavor, and give the jam a beautiful "calico" look, that makes these jams excellent for giving as gifts.
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Cure Cold Sores with Herbal and Natural Remedies
Apple cider vinegar, olive oil, slippery elm, and probiotics are all reliable cures for most cold sores.
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Gathering and Using Elderflowers to Make Lotions for Beautiful Skin and Healing Salves
Elderflowers blooming in the fields and along the roadsides in June are a beauty--and healing--bonanza!
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Cure Ringworm with Easy Home Remedies
Ringworm is easily cured at home using iodine, black walnut hull tincture (which you can make at home), and other simple products.
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Cure Yeast Infections with Yogurt or Probiotics
Here's how to cure yeast infections (Candida albicans) naturally.
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How to Cure Fevers, Plus a List of Danger Signs
A comprehensive discussion about fevers, including danger signs and natural/herbal treatments.
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Cure Children's Growing Pains
Children's growing pains--muscle cramps that usually occur in the feet and legs--are nothing more than magnesium deficiency.
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Get Rid of Warts, Moles, and Skin Tags With Castor Oil and Baking Soda
You can avoid costly medical procedures and remove warts, moles, and skin tags painlessly at home using castor oil and baking soda.
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Dislocated Wrist in Toddlers and Young Children--What To Do
A child who seems unable to use her hand, but lets it hang limply her side, may have a dislocated wrist. Here's what to do.
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Cure Plantar Warts with Oil of Thyme
Plantar warts can be cured without , laser therapy, cryotherapy (freezing), acid treatments, or surgery, and without wasting time and money on frustrating and discouraging over-the-counter products.
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Cure a Toothache without Dentistry
If you have a painful toothache because of and infection or impacted wisdom tooth, you can cure the infection with Echinacea.
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How to Cure Scabies Naturally, without Chemical Pesticides
Scabies can be cured with Vitamin E oil applications, or with diluted oil of thyme. There's no need to see a doctor or apply chemical pesticides.
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Cure Burns with Slippery Elm and Comfrey
An Easy Home Remedy for Burns, Wounds, and Other Skin Affections
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Cure Shingles Fast with Echinacea
Shingles can be cured in 24-48 hours with Purple Coneflower.
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Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis) Relief With Castor Oil
I learned of this remedy when I took my oldest daughter to a naturopathic physician for a severe case of pink case. Since then, I've successfully used this treatment many times.
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The Best and Most Fragrant Roses for Making Rose Water and Potpourris
To make the most fragrant rose waters and potpourris, use the most fragrant roses. Modern roses often lack the sweet perfume of the old-fashioned roses traditionally used to make attar of roses.
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How to Make Real Wild Cherry Cough Syrup at Home in Your Kitchen with Wild Cherry Bark
Real wild cherry cough syrup is easy to make—and it's the world's most effective cough remedy!
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How to Make Herbal Medicines: Infusions, Decoctions, Tinctures, Syrups, Oils and Salves
Many of the expensive tinctures and other herbal preparations available from health-food stores and herb dealers can be prepared at home for pennies!
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Cure Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) with Echinacea
Quickly cure UTIs Using Purple Coneflower! I have found that Echinacea tincture (my own homemade version) will cure a UTI in a couple of hours--though later doses are needed to keep it from returning.
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How to Make Echinacea Tincture--Growing and Using Purple Coneflower for Medicinal Use
You can easily make Echinacea tincture at home, using the roots of your own Echinacea plants from your garden and a pint of vodka.
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Cure Menstrual Problems--Excessive Menstrual Flow (Menorrhagia) and Bleeding Between Menstrual Periods (Metrorrhagia)
Many menstrual problems are simply an indication of iodine deficiency, possibly along with other micro-nutrient deficiencies, and can be easily cured by adding seaweed to your diet.
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Cure Your Bad Back
Does your back periodically "go out," leaving you prostrate and with severe back pain for weeks? Chances are, all you need is magnesium!
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How to cure bronchitis naturally
A fast cure for bronchitis: a few drops of the essential oil of sandalwood on a lump of sugar. Real wild-cherry cough syrup and elecampane root tea give this cure a boost.
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How to Cure Ear Infections with Olive Oil, Mullein Flowers, and Brewer's Yeast
How to cure ear infections--permanently--using herbs and nutrition!


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The Ray Charles Memorial Library chronicles the extraordinary life and accomplishments of Ray Charles. The Library is aligned with the core of his humanitarian work — using his story to inspire and educate young people and those less fortunate on how to conquer adversities and create success in spite of obstacles.
The Library is a self-guided interactive exhibit, divided into seven galleries highlighting significant aspects of Ray Charles' life and career. There are touch screens inviting students to explore and learn about his most memorable recordings.
Gallery 1: Students/ Visitors will enjoy a 13-minute video of Mr. Charles' humble beginnings. Growing up in the segregated south, blind at 7 years of age but finding a way to overcome being sightless in a sighted world.
Gallery 2: Welcomes students and is narrated by Quincy Jones on the "Emergence of a Musical Genius." Ray Charles being a natural musician, schooled himself in American music which provided him with a deep appreciation of sound and song.
Gallery 3: B.B. King introduces the students to "Breaking the Musical Boundaries." Ray Charles routinely ignored musical boundaries, he sang and played what sounded right to him, in the process opening the door to decades of great music.
Gallery 4: "Making Music." This gallery has four recording studios where students can mix a track and receive feedback on their efforts from Ray Charles.
Gallery 5: "Building a Legacy" narrated by Jimmy Jam. This gallery teaches students about Ray's entrepreneurial endeavors and with the help of his business partner Joe Adams he built a small empire.
Gallery 6: A welcome video narrated by Taylor Hackford on "A Lifetime of Achievement." Here students will learn of the countless awards and keys to many cities the world over bestowed upon Ray Charles.
Gallery 7: Has a karaoke machine with three microphones and a stage allowing the students to perform with Ray Charles and the Raelettes.


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Mary Butler of Dry Ridge has been named president-elect of the KET Friends Board, a statewide network of volunteers who work to advance KET's mission in their communities.
Butler has been a Friends Board member since 2009 and served as secretary/treasurer in 2011-12.
Members of the KET Friends Board promote programs and services in their own communities, plan and host special events, and meet several times a year to share ideas for new initiatives. The board includes representatives from each of 35 districts that together cover all 120 Kentucky counties.
Brandon and Amber Harris of Crittenden would like to announce the birth of their second child. Jordan Andrew Harris was born at 11:05 a.m. on May 3, 2012 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Edgewood.
He weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces and was 20 ½ inches long. His maternal grandparents are Cecil and Peggy Jackson of Crittenden.
His maternal great grandparents are Johnny and Janet Bryant and Phillip and Thelma Brown.
His paternal grandparents are Rick and Junell Harris of Williamstown.
Jim Hendy and Paula Cull Hendy of Dry Ridge are pleased to announce the engagement and forth coming marriage of their daughter, Leslie Caryn Hendy to Jason Schieding, son of Jeff and Cheryl Schieding of Eaton, Ohio.
An October wedding is being planned at Cincinnati Music Hall with a reception in the banquet hall.
The bride is a 2006 graduate of Williamstown High School and a 2011 graduate of Morehead State University with a Bachelor or Arts degree and is employed by the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
The Penick Family reunion will be held at 12:30 p.m. Saturday, July 14 at the home of Tommy Lawrence in Milborne.
All friends and family of the late Luther and Naomi Penick are invited.
Bring a couple of covered dishes. There will be swimming.
For additional information, call Buddy Penick at 859-824-4546.
Name: Marlene McComas of Williamstown
Club: Lunch and Learn and Dinner Club
Hobbies: I enjoy gardening, sewing, reading, painting and making jewelry.
Other clubs/organizations: I am a member of the Grant County Fair Board, Williamstown Womans Club, Carlsbad Garden Club, Grant County Chamber of Commerce and the Williamstown Merchant's Association.
David and Carolyn Horn are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Shelby Horn, to Tyler Sullivan, son of Robbie and Michelle Thompson of Dry Ridge.
The wedding is being planned for 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 18, 2012 at the Grant County Fairgrounds, Baton Rouge Road, Williamstown.
Ben McClelland, who is the Senior Patrol Leader of Boy Scout Troop 712 has just returned from the 2012 Baden Powell Camp National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT).
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Tim and Tiffany Fox of Dry Ridge would like to announce the birth of their second child. Sage Brook Fox was born at 8:40 a.m. on April 9, 2012 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Edgewood.
She weighed eight pounds and 10 ounces and was 20 ½ inches long. Her maternal grandparents are Tim and Sharon Beach of Dry Ridge.
Her maternal great grandparents are Opal Beach of Dry Ridge and Jesse and Mendola Colson of Corinth. Her paternal grandparents are Frank and Linda Fox of Crittenden.
Sage was welcomed home by her big sister, Maci.
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Equilibrium Dance Academy is offering a Hip Hop Dance Class for ages 9 to 12 with our awesome teacher Eric Feliciano. A Wilmington, DE native, Eric Feliciano began his dance career with the Beat Addikts United "father" dance crew, X-Calibur. Since his time there he has traveled from Houston, TX to Los Angeles, CA gaining knowledge and training in hip-hop. Performing on stages for live events such as iHeart Radio's: iHeart 80's concert, Made In America's: Wawa Welcome America festival, and many others. His main focus is in Commercial Hip Hop. With a solid understanding in Popping, Locking, Breaking, and Krump he is known for both being calm and intrinsic as well as notably energetic and enthusiastic. He strives for whomever ventures into his classes that they leave at least one percent better.
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|Criminal Justice and Police Bill
Mr. Heald: As far as new clause 2 is concerned, the list consists of those who are a danger to children. Why does the Minister want to release early those who are a danger to children?
Mr. Clarke: Neither I nor the Government want to let people out early. The key question in this process is whether the individual concerned constitutes a risk in the way that we have described.
Mr. Hughes: I want to make two points. First, given the Minister's description of the current criteria for home detention curfews, I assume that there could be other criteria for exclusion, and that in principle there is no objection on public policy grounds to excluding specific types of offence. I presume that the Minister will accept that the offences in question fall into such categories. Secondly, is the Minister saying that the sentencing review is empowered to consider not only length of sentence and the home detention curfew system, but whether the system could be extended in relation to category of offence and assessment of the risk of reoffending?
Mr. Clarke: On the hon. Gentleman's second point, the sentencing review is not focused principally on home detention curfews. They do not form part of the overall approach but measures such as tagging on release very much do. I mentioned the sentencing review because many of the concerns expressed by the hon. Member for North-East Hertfordshire relate to the way in which sentences work for various categories of offenders. The category of offenders that was alluded to at the start of this short debate is being dealt with through the sentencing review process, and I can confirm that the home detention curfew does not form a central part of that approach. We accept that, in principle, one can look at criteria for home detention curfew other than those that currently apply.
I described the new clauses as gimmick amendments because under the umbrella of a criminal justice Bill it is possible to raise any number of concerns. I understand the reason for the Opposition's general refrain about setting people free early. They seek to make their political points in that way and they are entitled to do so. However, they are not entitled to argue that insufficient time is being allowed to debate the Bill in Committee, given that we are considering the new clauses that they have tabled.
In the light of those comments, I ask the Opposition to withdraw the new clause, but I doubt whether they will succumb to my blandishments.
Mr. Hughes: I understand the Minister's answer but, for reasons that we all understand, only part of this Bill might be secured before the election. It would be remiss of us not to take the opportunity afforded by an umbrella Bill such as this to deal with a part of the criminal justice system that is seen not to work for victims and public servants. As the Minister anticipated, and even though the sentencing review process will be considered at some stage, when the time comes we will move our amendment and I hope that hon. Members on both the Opposition and Government Benches will support it. In turn, we will support new clause 1 if it is pressed to a vote.
Mr. Heald: We would indeed like to press new clauses 1 and 2 to a vote. Given that the Government are able to produce a 10-year crime plan while we are waiting for the old report, we need not wait for the sentencing review before making such a small change.
9.30 pm
Question put, That the clause be read a Second time:
The Committee divided: Ayes 7, Noes 8.
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- Support for AddOns
- Low Memory Killer:
... 32mb-multitasking, 48mb-default, 64mb-bigmem, 92mb-chainfire
- Hard to kill launcher:
... reconfigures the priorities
- SD-Card read ahead:
... 128kb-default, 256kb-64kb-best, 512kb-64kb-good, 1024kb-64kb, 3072kb-chainfire
- Startup/Shutdown Sound
... Restores the sound files, if they were backuped by the kernel (since 1.7.5)
All scripts are simple, no mystery.
Best Setting for me:
- LMK 48MB for non BigMem kernel
- LMK 64MB for BigMem kernel
- Hard to kill launcher enabled
- SD-Card read ahead 256kb-64kb-best
But try for yourself, and give feedback for the best settings.
could u please explain what all the different options does..I mean what's the advantage lmk 48 over 64 or 92 or 32..I don't understand wat effect the different values do..32 says multitaskin;do it means it good for mtaskin??92 says cf and so on...similarly wat about read speeds??I thought the highest value is the better one??
There are a lot of scripts for optimizing Android. Pikachu made a thread describing them: Android Optimizations
But it is a lot to read, and I will try to explain the AddOn features with simple words.
1) Low Memory Killer:
Android keeps all apps in memory as long as possible. If you start an app, that is already in memory, it starts very fast.
The Low Memory Killer will remove apps from memory, if there is not enough memory for the current app, but this will take some time, the app "lags".
The xx-mb is the free memory, when the Low Memory Killer will begin to remove apps from memory.
32mb-multitasking: if you start a lot of apps parallel and want to switch very fast between the apps.
92mb-chainfire: this is used by the minfree tweak from chainfire in tweaks app. This option is for using an app exclusive, no multitasking.
48mb-default: this is the samungs default, a good compromise allowing a bit multitasking and not so much lags in big apps like 3d games.
64mb-bigmem: this option tries to use the extra mem provided by the bigmem kernel to reduce lags.
So it depends on your phone usage, what is best for you.
2) Hard to kill Launcher:
By default the launcher is an app like every other app for the Low Memory Killer. If you start big apps, the Low Memory Killer will also remove the launcher from memory. You can see sometimes, that the launcher is black for some seconds and than displaying the app icons again.
If you enable this option, the launcher gets a higher priority, and will not be removed so easy.
So if you had already the effect that the launcher is started again, and you don't want that, you can enable this tweak.
3) SDCard read ahead
If bigger files are read by apps, there is less overhead reading them having greater read ahead config.
If apps read a lot of small files, there is less overhead reading them having smaller read ahead config.
128kb-default: This is samsung default for all mounts. a good compromize.
256kb-64kb: This increases the SDCard speed, as it uses a smaller read ahead for the kernel config files, that are mainly very very small. And a greater read ahead for the apps, and apps data that are mainly bigger than 128kb.
3072kb-chainfire: This is the setting of SDCard tweak from chainfires Tweaks App. It is a bit too high, as there are also smaller files.
Some people prefere 512kb-64kb or 1024kb-64kb.
So you will see the difference of SDCard speed with Media Scanning, load time of apps.
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The Inupiat Heritage Center presents the history and culture of the Inupiat people. Originally the only hunters of the bowhead whale, or Agviq, in the region, during the 19th century they came into contact with New England whalers. After this point, many Inupiat crewed on New Bedford vessels and/or traded with the commercial whalers.
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Her screenplays have been short-listed in the Praxis Screenwriting competition and the Los Angeles-based Chesterfield Film Company Writer's Project. She is a graduate of the prestigious Canadian Film Centre's Professional Screenwriting Programme, where she wrote two feature-length screenplays and a short film, Straight in the Face, which debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival and was broadcast on Showcase TV.
Tulchinksy has written for numerous magazines and newspapers, including the Vancouver Sun, Georgia Straight, Now Magazine, Xtra West, Canadian Screenwriter and the National Post, and has taught creative writing at Langara College and Screenwriting at the UBC Writing Centre.
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Apology for Cornwall home care delay boy Alex Dieterle
Health bosses have apologised for delays in arranging home care for a 10-year-old boy being kept in hospital.
Alex Dieterle, who has cerebral palsy, was judged by doctors to be well enough to leave Derriford Hospital in Plymouth in September.
But he has been kept in hospital amid a delay over how his care will be managed at home.
NHS Kernow and Cornwall Council which jointly fund Alex's care said it was "absolutely not" a funding issue.
Alex was taken to Derriford Hospital for treatment when he contracted a chest infection.
His mother, Jo Hudgell, from Gunnislake in Cornwall, said he should ideally be back home and he was entitled to a home care support nurse to help with turning him in bed and to administering other treatment.
Although she can carry out much of his medical care, Ms Hudgell is registered disabled because of trouble with her hip.
Ms Hudgell said: "Every day Alex is in my house is a gift because I don't know how long he will be there for."
Joe McKenna of patients group Health Initiative Cornwall said: "For a 10-year-old to be told that he has to stay in hospital because a package of care can't be put together for him is a disgrace."
NHS Kernow said: "We are sorry for the time it is taking to bring Alex home, but we need to ensure that a safe and effective package of care is in place to support both Alex and his mum at home.
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As fans dig deeper into the newly announced track listing for Neil Young's long-awaited reunion project with Crazy Horse, a theme of familiarity certainly emerges.
The forthcoming Americana — due June 5, it will include "Oh Susannah," "Clementine," "Tom Dooley," "She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain" and "This Land is Your Land" — is populated with music we've known since we were children.
Young cops to that: "They're songs we all know from kindergarten," Young said during this year's Slamdance Film Festival, "but Crazy Horse has rearranged them, and they now belong to us."
Americana is Crazy Horse's first collaboration with Young since 2003's Greendale, and the first to include the expanded lineup of Billy Talbot, Ralph Molina and Frank "Poncho" Sampedro since 1996's Broken Arrow. A complete track listing for Americana is at bottom.
Here's a look back at our recent thoughts on Neil Young, including a report by Glen Boyd — author of the forthcoming book 'Neil Young FAQ' from Backbeat Books/Hal Leonard Publishing. Click through the headlines for complete reviews …
SOMETHING ELSE! INTERVIEW: NILS LOFGREN OF CRAZY HORSE: Working on seminal recordings like After the Gold Rush and Tonight's the Night, Lofgren told us, "was obviously a gift from musical heaven. I would sneak backstage all the time to ask advice from my musical heroes. Neil's first Crazy Horse tour came through town to the Cellar Door, and I go back to a little dressing room. He was kind enough to hand me a guitar and let me sing. The next thing I knew, I spent the weekend hanging out with him. He said: 'Look me up when you get to L.A.,' and I did. So at 18 years of age, when he asked me to do After the Gold Rush, as intimidating as it was, I recognized it as a very blessed opportunity – and fortunately, it was with somebody that I knew a bit. As overwhelming as it might have been, I had a comfort level. That made it possible for me to hang in there and get the job done. It was a great adventure.
NEIL YOUNG – LE NOISE (2010): Even after a damaging season of loss, Neil Young remains, as always, restless and relentless — imbuing the modernistic, reverb-soaked Le Noise with a kind of anti-melancholy. He hasn't stopped searching for light in the darkness and, even now, somehow never sounds quite the same from album to album. This time, Young partners with producer Daniel Lanois, recording alone with his guitar in an atmosphere that sounds nothing like the typical unplugged session. There's no Stills, no Crosby or Nash and no Crazy Horse. Instead, this textured, live-sounding project finds a place in between Young's acoustic work and his more muscular full-band rock music.
FORGOTTEN SERIES: NEIL YOUNG AND THE INTERNATIONAL HARVESTERS – AUSTIN CITY LIMITS (1984): Of all of Neil Young's 1980s genre experiments, his country period is perhaps the most misunderstood of them all.For one thing, Neil had a hell of a band back then in the International Harvesters. This band of Nashville cats may not have blown down arena doors with the same ferocity as Crazy Horse or, for that matter, Pearl Jam. But as this 1984 ACL concert proves, they could more than hold their own with Neil Young on an extended version of "Down By The River." In fact, a very young at the time Anthony Crawford's guitar interplay with Neil here, very nearly pulls off the enviable trick of summoning up the ghost of the late Danny Whitten himself.
NEIL YOUNG – LIVE AT MASSEY HALL 1971 (2007): A showcase for Young and his songwriting at an early career peak. Played on acoustic guitar and sometimes piano, Young definitely had that audience in full control. Many of the songs, new at the time, went on to become part of his classic Harvest LP. It's a fine album. The content of the songs is cranked up quite a bit with this intimate setting. There may be no Crazy Horse sonic heaviness on "Cowgirl In The Sand," but the emotional directness of the setting more than makes up for it.
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Here's a complete track listing for Neil Young and Crazy Horse's 'Americana':
"Oh Susannah"
"Tom Dooley"
"Gallows Pole"
"Get A Job"
"Travel On"
"High Flyin' Bird"
"She'll Be Comin 'Round The Mountain"
"This Land Is Your Land"
"Wayfarin' Stranger"
"God Save The Queen"
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Gabriel Bruce's new album very nearly didn't happen at all. After his well-received debut solo album in 2013, a follow-up was put in doubt when an accident nearly meant him losing his hand, crushed under a block of marble. All five fingers were, fortunately, saved, though it rendered him out of action for some time.
But now we have that follow-up. Come All Sufferers came out at Easter earlier this year. "The album is about the apocalypse", Bruce told Wonderland magazine. "It's not hard to come to that as a subject these days: we're living in the end days and things are so fucked up. But the thing is, you can either laugh or cry right? So at the end of the album I start laughing and then it turns into sort of like a wail. But it's a laugh, it's laughing and crying at the absurdity and the horror."
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