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Metis started off as an R&B singer but later changed her style, turning to reggae instead. With catchy compositions, often mixed with other genres and her powerful voice, Metis has managed to attract listeners from all over the world.
At the age of 21, after switching styles, Metis released a reggae mini-album called ANSWER. She changed record labels to do an indies debut under JAMWAX Records. As the reggae genre was not very popular in Japan, sales of ANSWER were limited to Tower Records. She promoted her mini-album via word-of-mouth and the internet and, in doing this, began to build a fan base. Two months after ANSWER was released, circulation of the mini-album was extended from Tower Records to HMV.
When her second mini-album MUSIC was released, demand for her first mini-album grew ten times more. Upon the release of her second indies mini-album, Metis discovered new ways of promoting herself. She did a few campaigns, which promoted not only herself but also the reggae genre, as well as interviews and promotions on a few radio stations. Her works on JAMWAX were doing fairly well, so she finally decided to commit to a major record label.
In mid-2006, she signed on to the CROWN GOLD Record label to release her first major mini-album entitled WOMAN. The mini-album was based on the daily conflicts, emotions and struggles of a woman and was heavily promoted over radio stations in Japan. In late 2006, Metis went to Jamaica to record a new tune for a tribute album for Bob Marley. There she worked alongside Dean Fraiser, a professional sax player. Metis was amazed at his skill and asked him to help produce a track for her first major single, Ume wa Saitaka Sakura wa Madakaina , which was released in January 2007. The single reached number 28 on the Oricon Charts and is her highest ranking single to date.
Shortly afterward she released two more singles, the title tracks of which were both used as theme songs for popular television programs. Her first full album ONE LOVE came out in August, compiling her best work. This CD also managed to reach the Oricon charts, on which it ranked 20th. The release was followed by a nation-wide tour which started in October.
The year 2008 brought various new releases for Metis: two mini-albums and a single. One of them was the single Hahasanka, a song dedicated to her mother. Unfortunately, in December, Metis' mother passed away.
Metis continued to release a sleeve of new releases in the following two years, amongst them her second album ONE HEART in August 2009. With these releases, it appears that she is slowly moving away from reggae, soca and dance hall styles. Instead, a distinct R&B sound has returned, which seems to indicate she is moving back to her original sound.
Regardless of the musical direction Metis will be taking in the upcoming years, she has definitely proven herself to be a strong-voiced, independent artist that continues to discover new paths.


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This is some killer pasta.
Before I climb too high up my soapbox about this, kudos goes to Donna at Apron Strings for introducing this revolutionary cooking method to me (and hopefully about a billion others). Originally, this recipe/cooking method comes from Martha Stewart.
This pasta is Easy. Inexpensive. Healthy. Knock-Your-Socks-Off Delicious. Takes about 20 minutes... and it cooks up amazing pasta with homemade sauce in only ONE pot (can I get an "Amen"?)
Many people recognize that slow cookers make life and dinner time so much easier. You throw the ingredients together in the morning... your home smells delicious all day... dinner is hot and ready when you are.
Well, if you're like me, there are days when dinner time approaches, and you wish you'd had the foresight to stick something in the slow cooker earlier in the day.
But at 5:00 p.m. the slow cooker isn't going to do you a lick of good.
Enter this one-pot pasta. A complete, healthy meal ready in 20 MINUTES, with the ingredients cooked all together just like they would be in the slow cooker.
Now, as you regular readers know, my (fabulous, handsome, stellar) husband is currently finishing up his medical residency. We are counting down the days (27) to no more 30-hour shifts, no more weekends without Daddy, and no more overly excessive job related stress. June 28th can't get here soon enough!
Along with his regular clinic schedule, every third day for the last month, he's had to be at the hospital around 7:30 a.m., and then he's gotten home the next day around lunch time. Being utterly exhausted, he crashes till dinner is ready.
Today is his LAST day of that nonsense schedule.
So... you can imagine that with my husband gone every third night, I haven't made a lot of "real" dinners lately.
PB & J... Bean Burritos... Cheese Quesadillas... you get the idea. I tend to have a hard time whipping up a nice dinner when it's just me and three kidlets who'd just as soon eat scrambled eggs as lasagna.
I decided to give this one-pot pasta cooking method a go when my girls requested cheese quesadillas for the third time in one week. My pregnant self was NOT up for that again.
So, into a pot went: water, spaghetti noodles, tomatoes, onions, green peppers, spinach, garlic, basil, oregano, crushed red pepper flakes, olive oil, salt, and pepper. I wished upon a star for fresh mushrooms to appear in my fridge, but you can guess how well that worked out.
20 minutes later, magic occurred, and I was utterly smitten by this pasta:
Angels sang. The room seemed to brighten. Tears came to my eyes... and I couldn't wipe the grin off my face.
(Confession: I may have had children's church music playing, and my second daughter may have chosen to shine a mini flashlight directly in my face across the dinner table, BUT... the smile was all about the pasta.)
And because I didn't blend the tomatoes and spinach in the blender, OR finely dice the bell pepper, OR mince the onion to oblivion, the kiddos only picked at it... which meant I got to enjoy it for days afterward. It was mine... alllll mine...
What?! You think I planned it that way?!... What kind of mother do you think I...
Anyway, it was divine. The best meal I've enjoyed in a long time. And, okay, next time I'll be unselfish and make it more kid friendly by adding chicken, and pulverizing the vegetables into an unrecognizable state.
One of the coolest things about this recipe is that you can easily alter it to your taste.
I used dry spaghetti. You could use rotini, linguine or any other pasta.
I used salted water. You could use chicken broth or vegetable stock.
I used canned tomatoes and dried herbs because I didn't have fresh ones. (I cannot adequately convey to you how excited I am to make this with vegetables and herbs fresh from the garden.) You can use whatever variety of veggies/herbs you like!
I didn't use meat. You could use chicken, bacon, mini meatballs, etc., and garnish it with parmesan cheese and fresh herbs.
The list goes on. You simply MUST give this pasta a try...
I dare you not to love it!
Easy One-Pot Pasta - from Donna at Apron Strings
Printable Version
*Makes 6 adult-sized servings
12 oz. dry spaghetti
4 cups lightly salted water
1 (15 oz) can diced tomatoes
1 medium sweet onion (julienned)
2 cups spinach
1 medium green bell pepper (diced)
2 tsp. jarred minced garlic (or 4 cloves minced)
2 tsp. dried oregano
2 tsp. dried basil
1/4 - 1/2 tsp. crushed red pepper flake (opt.)
2 Tbsp. olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
Place all ingredients (except the extra salt and pepper) in a large stock pot.
Cover, and bring to a boil. (If your pot isn't big enough, like mine, cover the pot when the pasta has softened sufficiently to fit inside.)
Stir, and reduce the heat to low. Let simmer for 10-15 minutes depending on the thickness of your pasta, stirring occasionally, until pasta is al dente.
Remove from heat. Add salt and pepper to taste. Allow the pasta to sit for 5 minutes. There will be a small amount of liquid remaining in the pot. Toss the pasta to coat with the liquid. As it cools, the liquid will thicken into a sauce-like consistency due to the starch from the pasta.
Serve hot. Garnish as desired with parmesan cheese and fresh herbs.

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This "salad" is my go-to at the moment to take and share at potluck type meals with friends. Every single time I make it I have people asking me for the recipe, so I figured it was time to put it on the blog! Not only is it something different, it's also good for you and it contains one of Eleni's all time favorite foods – chickpeas! I've had people tell me that they really thought they hated chickpeas until they ate this….so don't knock it 'til you try it! I often double the recipe if we're going somewhere with a big crowd, since it's quite cheap to make too. At home we've had this with thick juicy steaks, chicken or burgers, but honestly it's quite good by itself for lunch!
4 or so cups of cooked basmati rice (which is like 2 cups uncooked)
1 can whole kernel sweetcorn, drained
1 can chickpeas, drained
1 can black beans, drained
1/2 red onion, chopped very small
1 red bell pepper, chopped small
3 or 4 big handfuls of raw spinach, chopped
The juice of 1 lemon
Salt to taste
Pepper to taste
– Mix all together in a big bowl, and serve or refrigerate until you're ready to eat. Easy peasy! If it seems sticky or too dry, add a drizzle or two of olive oil or an extra squeeze of lemon before serving.


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1 cup unsalted butter, plus more for greasing pan
1 cup peanut butter (use Peter Pan, it gets the best results in baking)
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 pound powdered sugar
Microwave butter and peanut butter for 2 minutes. Stir and microwave for 2 more minutes. Add vanilla and powdered sugar to peanut butter mixture and stir to combine. Pour into a buttered 8 by 8-inch pan lined with waxed paper. Place a second piece of waxed paper on the surface of the fudge and refrigerate until cool. Cut into 1-inch squares and store in an airtight container.
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This is one cake that I always get wow with. The wow factor lies in the layering. Just call it a marble cake if you fail in achieving the zebra stripes. I have on many occasions successfully replace the whole eggs used in this recipe with equal amount of egg whites and they look even better. Very white and very black, even more like zebra stripes. There was this peak period when ice-cream making was an everyday task hence all the accumulated egg whites!
I baked this on an occasion to farewell myself in my part time workplace. That was last year before flying to Adelaide. My colleagues, especially Andrew loves it! This is not too sweet and they remain moist for a couple of days.
The high oil and liquid (which is milk here) keeps it moist. I suppose one can substitute the oil with butter to get a more fragrant cake. I've not tried it yet though. As you could see in the picture above, on many occasions, this is the only time I fail to get it perfectly symmetrical. It was a little off centre but does not affect the stripes inside.
You can leave the pattern as it is or run a skewer on the top surface of the cake only to get a more complex looking pattern.
This is a good recipe all in all. I got the recipe here, by Farida. I didn't follow the layering techniques though. I started off with 3 tbsp batter on each colour, reducing to 2 tbsp batter each when you're only left with half batter. Finally reduce to 1 tbsp batter each when you have very little left towards the ending. Jo's Deli prefer to start and end the batter with plain batter instead of cocoa but I think it really doesn't matter.
Good luck in layering. Practice makes perfect!
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- Anncoo on July 21, 2009 at 6:47 PM said...
This is perfect. I also made this before (check my blog), wonder we share the same recipe which I added almond powder in it.
- Quinn on July 21, 2009 at 9:56 PM said...
haha, just hop over your blog and saw the cake.
It's a different recipe but I like how your's look more like zebra and is not off centred like mine!
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Similar sites across the state see ' zero' issues
With the idea about an Arkansas Community Corrections (ACC) licensed treatment facility moving from Pine Bluff to the county hospital building some have wondered what other towns experienced.
Washington County Sheriff Tim Helder offered his testimony about the Northwest Treatment Center in Fayetteville at a public meeting Feb. 29 in the Schoettle Center in West Memphis.
The treatment center under consideration by the county is for women nonviolent drug related felons with a sentence of four years or less. The northwest center in Fayetteville houses 100 women residents under identical circumstances.
The Pine Bluff facility has 350 women in treatment.
There are some more similarities with the operation proposed at West Memphis. In Fayetteville the center moved into a vacant government building near the town hall square and a short distance from the University of Arkansas.
The plan in West Memphis is to occupy both the Professional Building and the hospital building a block from city hall. Utilities have been left running and a maintenance person has worked to keep the building from a completely moth balled state while suitable tenants have been sought.
Helder said his initial reaction about the coming of an ACC facility moving into his old county jail was filled with skepticism but it worked out better than he had hoped.
"The detention center sat vacant for two and a half years," said Helder. "We quickly learned the building was starting to deteriorate as you know they do when they are unoccupied." "I was skeptical when they first came in, because the first thing they did was make it not look like a jail anymore, " said Helder. "It disturbed me because I was used to the look. They took down the razor-wire and all the barriers to make it look aesthetically pleasing to the community."
The location in Fayetteville of the treatment center places it at the heart of the community.
"It is within blocks of the university," said Helder. "It is within two blocks of city hall, the square. I have to tell you it is a tremendous success in Fayetteville and Washington County. To anyone passing by it looks like a normal operations building."
Given the treatment center dispensed with fences and the traditional prison house look and attitude, some questions at the meeting aimed at the possibilities of escapees.
ACC Deputy Director Kevin Murphy pointed out that the power of the 270 treatment program over the option to sit it out in a state prison was big incentive for residence to stay through completion.
"In the history of this program in Arkansas, no one has ever walked away," said Murphy.
Questions came from one man in the audience to recap the information presented about the Northwest ACC. Murphy nodded at each phrase.
"Does it have a fence around it; does it have neighborhoods around it; is the campus of the university nearby; are there any problems there?"
"Zero," answered Murphy.
By John Rech


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A third OCNA cache for the Dofasco 2000 Trail. I used to have 5 or 6 caches along this trail and published on the Garmin Site. One, about 15 meters from this one, was titled "The 10 Virgins". It was never found, and today we retrieved the container and placed this one, closer to the road and the trail.
Don't let the sign intimidate you - your still on the road allowance when you are at the cache. Still, you might want to leave the CITO bags at home for this one. just so there's no misunderstanding.
The cache is a micro tube, hanging in a buckthorn tree.
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18 November 2015 - Cache hidden and published on OCNA.
18 December 2016 - Cache checked, all is well.
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I have really enjoyed making this. It's been so relaxing. The pattern is great - I'll reveal the pattern seller when I show off the finished object. Hopefully it'll be finished by Friday - I just didn't have one colour that I need so will try and get some in time to finish this.
Also in progress is the hexagon quilt. I have decided to put a few random flowers into it as some of my scraps were big enough to cut 6 hexagons from. Since I now have over 100 hexagons I've started sewing some together.
|First two flowers for Hexagon Quilt


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Wednesday, March 27th, 1968
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Wednesday, March 27th, 1968
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I was there. Don"t know the set list. Soft Machine played that night. Plus a band Glass Calander or Museum. Mark broyles or something like that did light show. Great night was down front by the left stack. LOUD. All for a $1.00. Had the flyer for the show but someone took it from Stonehenge Records. Ticket stub got worn out fron carrying it in my wallet for years.
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Wednesday 27 March 1968
Muncie, Teen America Building / Lions Delaware County Fairgrounds, IN, USA. JHE
Concert from 19:00 until 22:00
Jimi: S.O.S
The cowboy hat w. the purple band, chain link belt, star, stoned badge & mini native war shield; the Indian waitcoat; the tie-dye splodge shirt; L. 2 rings black trousers/blue jeans? w. the Navajo belt & multi-hued neckerchief belt.
Support: Soft Machine with The Mark Boyle Sensual Laboratory light show; The Glass Calendar.
Promoter: Hullaballoo
Audience: 2,000 2,400
Songs: unknown
Neville Chesters: Went down a bomb.
Muncie Evening Press (29 March) report by Betty Harris:
They came from all over for the show - Chicago, Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, etc., plus a representative from LIFE magazine and another from Time. A lot were from groups, for sound expressed by Jimi Hendrix becomes a passion for those who play it. As Jack Hamilton of The Chosen Few said, At one time music was all acoustical. Now theres a new dimension. Hendrix is so skilled at making the guitar do its ultimate as he is a master of the electronics behind the instrument. He caresses it, bends and rips the strings. Did you notice how he had to tune after every song?
The evening began early for me. The jeeps pink-striped curtains whipping in the wind, big, black-bearded photographer Mike Perry and his equipment-carrying helper Chic Brown, took me past lines and lines of patient waiters, then across town to meet the groups before the show began.
Six hours on the road brought a tired bunch of musicians into Muncie. Believing Muncie to be closer to Cleveland (where they appeared Tuesday night) than it was. they were flying low when the police nabbed first Hendrix car, and a little later, the Soft Machines, Jerry Stickells who, has the often-frustrating job of road manager, driving Hendrix car, paid up and left. The Machines personal manager Tom Edmunston, talked his way down from a $75 fine to $18.50, but by the time they got there, Stickells was having visions of car wrecks, etc.
The trip to the Holiday Inn was a dud. But back at the Old Barn a half-hour later - first a great head, then a small frame on one small scarf-tied, black-knee boot then another thrust itself through the doorway and Jimi Hendrix Experience had begun in Muncie... Reddings a nut about the telly, so it took some talking to get him away from the Holiday Inn. Hendrix was talking about his new vet. [Corvette Stingray]
Piled high on the stage of the long Teen America Bldg. were 14 amps, most of them Sunn 200s; Hendrix own Marshall amps from England; Voice of the Theater speakers and Sound City PAs. They cooled the show when they discovered the audience was so near the stage....
Probably because his comments have been misinterpreted at times, Hendrix talks little. He seems to be away in a little world of his own, listening to music that others around him cant hear. He likes to play music and record. He doesnt like one-nighters very much and all this stuff. Would like to meet just people a little more. He has a new record in his mind.. .nowhere near ready for playing yet, just in his head.
Jeff Hansen [Univibes]: What can you tell us about how you came to promote [this concert]
Jeff Carter [promoter]: What it was, we had a business that was called The Hullabaloo Scene. It was a teenage nightclub. And it was a franchise that we had purchased; remember there used to be a TV program called Hullabaloo, with the dancers on the pedestals, and all that kinda stuff?
JH: Yup.
JC: So we had a franchise to that. And we also had our own booking agency, et cetera. And we got a call from Hendrixs people. He was doing that tour and they had a date open, and we kinda looked at it, you know....We were three young guys, and we werent big spenders, and this kinda stuff. So were sitting there looking at that, and the money was significant. I forget exactly what it was that we signed him up for, but anyhow... So we did it, and we moved it to the Teen Center at The Fairgrounds because we figured we were gonna have a ton-and-a-half of people. So thats why we were there.
JH: So, what can you tell us about the show, and Jimis performance there?
JC: Well, the first exciting thing I can tell you is that two days before they told us they werent coming unless we gave them an extra two thousand dollars They held us up! Its as simple as that: they held us up.
We had X amount of advance sales. We figured there were going to be lots and lots of people, okay?
Now, Muncies a town of about 80,000 people, and we ended up, I think, with 2,000 to 2,400 people. I mean, we almost had a heart attack - we couldnt believe it. And probably half of those people came from Chicago, Detroit, Fort Wayne, Indianapolis. In other words, the kind of groupie Hendrix fans whod follow him around. And with a college here with 20,000 people; and we did the radio, and the handbills - the whole nine yards; it didnt happen.
And I think ultimately we only made a few hundred dollars. I can remember we were out counting the line seeing what our walk-up was. And it was real touch and go, but they bit us for an extra shot there.
JH: I understand that Jimi got in there late?
JC: Now I dont remember him being late, okay? I just dont remember that; I guess maybe he coulda been...,
JH: So you only made a couple hundred dollars on the date then?
JC: Very little, absolutely. So thats what told me: Carter, youre too conservative to be a promoter!
JH: Sounds as though this show just sort of fell in your lap?
JC: Yeah. They called us. See, we were using some national groups like The Music Explosion, Lemon Pipers, The Ohio Express, and The Cryin Shames out of Chicago but Hendrix was the top of the heap! So, the deal is: whoever his managers were just told whomever, Hey, weve got these dates open, fill em before we go home, and well make some money. So they heard about us and called us. And the fee that sticks in my mind was like thirty-five hundred bucks. But whatever it was, they hit us for a couple grand more.
So anyhow... Youre surprised when you see Hendrix. You think of someone bigger than life - and Jimi was not bigger
than life.,, He was kinda, you know, stroked out when he was here.
This is a funny story: Im watching the Soft Machine, because they started. They were wonderful. So, I was out with the crowd, and my head-of-security, who is an investigator for the Sheriffs Department, came up to me and he says: Im gonna have to bust Hendrix! And I looked at him, and I said, Why? What are you talking about? And he says: Hes back there smoking a joint! And I said: Oh, dont do that.
So I went back there and I said: Jimi, ya cant be smoking that joint. And he said: Well, you got a cigarette? And so I got him a cigarette, and he passed off the joint. Then he went out there and he put on just one helluva show! But there was a picture taken by one of the guys we had doing some photographs for us. And he gave it to me - in this picture it shows me standing there facing Hendrix, and the picture is of him passing the joint!
JH: Oh, Ill be...! Whatever became of that picture?
JC: Well, I just had it in one of my drawers... A few years later I got married, and we had a daughter. And she grows up and a few more years go by and shes just going through some stuff and sees this picture of me and Hendrix all rolled up. When she saw the picture, she told kids at her school. This was in Junior High; shes twenty-five now, so this was a long time ago. She says: Dad, they dont believe me. Can I take the picture to school? And I said, Okay. Anyhow, so she takes it to her school and about six months later I just asked her: Hey, what happened to my picture? And she says: Oh, I gave it back to you, Dad. Oh, okay. End of story.
Well, she got married, and last June when I was down [ her] for Fathers Day she comes out, and she has the picture! She had it mounted up for me. Ive got it sitting in the store as a matter of fact, and it gets a lot of comments!
JH: Yes. I imagine it would, especially being in a jewellery shop!
JC: Yeah, Im looking at it right now; Ive only had it up since last year. Its just me and Hendrix, and the damn thing!
JH: Do you happen to recall any specific details of the Jimi Hendrix Experience performance? Anything that really sticks out in your mind?
JC: You know, not really... He was a person who was, well, you could tell that he wasnt really plugged into the real world. He was just sitting there waiting for his handlers to move him on to the next whatever. But when he got out there and did his set he was absolutely as advertised! I mean, he was top-of- the-pile! And Im not a hard rock kind of guy.. this man was an artist! And Soft Machine - they blew me away....
JH: Do you happen to remember any of the songs Jimi and the guys played?
JC: No, I dont. Well, I mean, he obviously did Purple Haze and Foxy Lady.
JH: Finally, do you know if any film or sound recordings were made of the Muncie show?
JC: Negative. None I know of.
Wednesday 27 March 1968
USA (Monessen, Penn.)
VALLEY INDEPENDENT (page 30) Under twenty
Top Five Albums
4. Axis: Bold As Love Jimi Hendrix Experience
Wednesday 27 March 1968
WASHINGTON FREE PRESS (page?) [title?] (10 March, Hilton, 1st show review) by [unknown]: The Hilton Ballroom was overcrowded and the performance was late in starting, but these discomforts were smoothly ameliorated by the appearance on stage of WPGC s Warren Duffy in his orange, flowered pants. I hurried downstairs to my seat in the front row of the auditorium. The lights dimmed and the audiences thunderous applause was met with thunderous waves of electronic sound. An hour and some seven songs later I had witnessed an electronically amplified man carry a crowd of nearly five thousand on a journey through his mind.
Wednesday 27 March 1968
USA (Cleveland, OH)
PLAIN DEALER (page 40) Jimi Hendrix Experience Is The Wildest Thing Here [26 March report] by Jane Scott: And now Wild Thing! announced Jimi Hendrix. Then the wildness began last night at Public Music Hall. The tall, stove pipe slim singer in the rainbow-hued jacket and big black hat started making love to his white guitar. He played it with his teeth. He knelt in front of it. He tore off the strings. And he tossed it behind him. What an experience! said Chris Bernard, 16, of Rocky River High. Wow! This was the ultimate! Greatest thing Ive seen, said Denny Marek, player with the local Lost Souls group. After this Motown is dead.
Some thought it was too great. Police pushed four or five boys off the stage. They swung at me, but I got it, exulted John Paulisin, 15, Cathedral Latin School, holding up a guitar string.
This was Jimi Hendrix, drummer Mitch Mitchell and guitarist Noel Redding of the Jimi Hendrix Experience and it was an experience that many will never forget.
WOULD YOU believe a Seattle-born Negro who had to go to England to make it?
A left-hander who plays a right-handed Fender guitar backwards?
Hendrix is the hottest musi*cal property since [before!] the Monkees He was voted top pop musician in the world in Englands Melody Maker's Poll last year.
"Freakin' funky, Hendrix described his music yester*day afternoon.
At 8:15 p.m. WKYCs em*cee, Chuck Dunaway, stopped the show to ask teens to look under their seats. Three threatening phone calls had been received, but were proved to be a hoax.
Hendrix received $18000 for the two shows but will leave a reported $8,000 here. He bought a blue Corvette with all the trimmings at Blaushild's Chevrolet earlier yesterday.
[Jane Scott [years later]: Jimi Hendrix was... hard to talk to, but for different reasons. Backstage... he had a date on each arm, each cuddling up for attention. One of the crew whispered that the two women were sisters. So much for the innocence of the 60s!...]
< 28 March 1968
USA (Cincinnatti, OH)
XAVIER NEWSWIRE (Uni.) (page ?) [title?] by [unknown]: The Hendrix shows promise to rival the traditional Muskie drinkn drowns for psychedelic happenings and new vibrations, [rest of text?]
Wednesday 27 March 1968
VARIETY (weekly), page?. [...] 2 Jimi Hendrix Gigs Gross $34,300 [...rest of text?]
(Page?) BYRDS, DEAN MARTIN, HENDRIX NAB GOLDISKS: Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Records has awarded three new gold disks and Columbia has handed out one to a group hitting LP sales of over [...]
The Byrds' "Greatest Hits" was the Col winner while on the WB-7 label, Dean Martin won two for "Welcome To My World" and "Houston," and Jimi Hendrix Experience won a goldisk for "Are You Experienced." The Record Industry Assn. of America certified that the albums rated the golden accolade.
(Page?) Variety Album Bestsellers (A National Survey of Key Outlets)
This Last No.
Wk Wk Wks
4 4 7 JIMI HENDRIX Experience (Reprise)
Axis: Bold As Love (RS 6281)
Wednesday 27 March 1968
RECORD RETAILER (page ?) TOP FORTY ALBUMS:
1 ( 1) John Wesley Harding (By Bob Dylan) 5 Wks
7 (15) Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (By Beatles) 44 Wks
12 ( 6) Fleetwood Mac (By Fleetwood Mac) 5 Wks
27 (28) Diary Of A Band Volume 1 (By John Mayall's Bluesbreakers) 3 Wks
28 (35) Diary Of A Band Volume 2 (By John Mayall's Bluesbreakers) 3 Wks
29 (23) Disraeli Gears (By Cream) 20 Wks
31 (32) Forever Changes - Love
16-24-33. Axis: Bold As Love - Jimi Hendrix Experience last entry
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Frank Zappa: "Rock journalism is people who can't write interviewing people who can't talk for people who can't read."
ticket: jh mar 27 68 tix.jpg
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"Jimi: S.O.S
What does this mean? And what is the source for this STPLSD?
Same Old Stuff is what S.O.S. means in this case and the source is Jimi's diary.
http://crosstowntorrents.org/showthr...t-Michigan-USA #8
: Sunday 24 March 1968
Flint, IMA Auditorium [Demolished], MI, USA. JHE
Jimi: S.O.S. Same old stuff.
Concert at 14:00. [etc]
I was a bit brief (unusual for me) and should have given the source, this is the only page he notes the explanation, quite odd that he did at all, presumably he envisaged someone else reading it. A few of the comments I've noted for '68 are from his diary. A shame he made so few entries, several being just 'S.O.S'
Frank Zappa: "Rock journalism is people who can't write interviewing people who can't talk for people who can't read."


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Welcome to The 2 Seasons' house tours. Jordan lives in a single family home in Charlotte, NC, and Janette lives in a townhouse in downtown Lexington, KY.
Hi! I'm so glad you are here. My husband and I live in a Charlotte, NC in a house that was built 12 years ago. We bought it two years ago when we moved to Charlotte from Syracuse, NY. We are all about city living, and our home is in a transitional neighborhood where homes are being renovated or torn down so new ones can go up. Here are some pictures of our Charlotte home (it is always a work in progress). Also below you will see on my home tour are from the 1928 bungalow that we lived in for the first five years of our marriage. It is located in Syracuse, NY. We have revealed the guest room, dining room, back porch, and partially ready kitchen on the blog. Just type those rooms into the search box in the sidebar.
Syracuse Home
To see Jordan's Syracuse house tour click here.
Greetings and thank you for stopping by. You have probably just finished touring Jordan's house, and I would like you to take a look around the townhouse where I live with my husband. Five years ago we sold the family home in the suburbs in order to down-size to a townhouse with 3,000 square feet in near the downtown area of Lexington, KY. We love being able to walk to almost everything, and since we travel a lot, we are able to just lock the door and leave. We no longer have to worry about mowing the lawn, watering the flowers, and pulling the weeds. After we purchased the townhouse, we spent four months having it gutted and rebuilt to suit our tastes and lifestyle. I hope you enjoy it.


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Michael Rapaport to Donald Trump
I Created 'Sloppy' Steve Bannon!!!
Michael Rapaport says Donald Trump ripped off his idea for "Sloppy Steve Bannon," claiming he came up with the nickname a year ago … and he's got the proof.
Mike posted a video Sunday in which he slams Trump for allegedly stealing his OG adjective for the former White House Chief Strategist, saying he coined the name "Sloppy Steve" a good 300-something days before 45 started throwing it around this week.
He tells Trump, whom he calls "d*** stain Donald," that he's already talking to his real "Jew lawyers" — unlike Roy Moore's wife's own attorney — to see if he's got a copyright infringement case against the Prez.
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As the buzz surrounding the weekend's Tour de France action in London builds steadily, more and more people are asking where will be the best places to watch, especially during the Prologue individual time trial on Saturday afternoon. Unlike the annual Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race, where the best vantage points are well established, there's no obvious form to go on for this one-off cycling spectacular in terms of where to set out your viewing stall early doors, so we've been closely examining Transport for London's map of the event, published only in the last couple of days and featuring the final locations of various crucial amenities, to create the Londonist Guide to "Where To Watch the Tour de France Prologue 2007".
(See our post-Prologue suggestions for Five Lessons to Learn for the race organisers here.)
Best for Viewing Value
The trouble with watching the world's fastest cyclists is that you don't get to see them for very long. For most spectators, Saturday will be one super fit pedaller and associated vehicle entourage scorching past after another in steady succession. Get something in your eye and you might miss a couple. Not that you have to pay, but it seems to us that a great value viewing spot would be pretty much anywhere along Constitution Hill (pictured above), the only part of the course that the riders traverse in each direction. If you fancy a leg stretch after an hour or two there's a big screen nearby in Green Park and the upmarket refreshment temptations of Piccadilly just beyond if you've had enough of baking in the predicted sun. The area in front of Buckingham Palace itself will also give you a great chance to see outgoing riders hurtling by on one side while their returning brethren surge past you on the other towards the finish line halfway down The Mall.
Best for Incident
Let's be honest, here. Although we're all admirers of corinthian endeavour, what most of us like in our racing sport more than anything else is a good crash. Or a dramatic skid. A nosedive into a public monument would be a bonus, and if it was all happening at a calmer speed than pretty much anywhere else on the course that would be even better. We give you Hyde Park Corner, no stranger to prangs and near misses on any day of the year, but the lucky few encamped on its grassy central reservation will get to witness the riders shooting under the photogenic Wellington Arch (pictured above) before arcing right on a gravel surface that's likely to offer the stiffest challenge to stable equilibrium anywhere in the Prologue. If you miss out on prime spots there, try the northern edge of the roundabout where the competitors will emerge on their way back, driving for speed along the final run-in after negotiating what almost amounts to a chicane around the southern tip of Park Lane. This is our favourite of our nominated viewing spots and those who are unfamiliar with its geography can gain an excellent understanding from this aerial picture.
(See our Friday night update on the viewing situation at Hyde Park Corner / Wellington Arch here.)
Best for Entertainment
There's no doubt where Transport for London and Tour organisers Amaury would most like you to go, and that's the North East section of Hyde Park which contains the much heralded People's Village and its many and varied delights. As Mark Howell of TfL told us in his interview a few days ago:
From cycling displays and attractions to street entertainers and live music the People's Village has something for everyone. Exhibits include a French and British themed market featuring a huge variety of traditional produce. There will also be craft stalls selling French goods. For children there is a bike tryout area with experienced cycling coaches. There will also be loads of information for people wanting to find out more about cycling as a way of getting around.
There will be at least one big screen in that area and four more bordering the mile and a quarter long Serpentine Road, probably the fastest and most picturesque stretch on the course with the Serpentine lake itself providing a glorious backdrop to the competition.
Best for Wet Weather
The current forecast for Saturday is bright sunshine, which will no doubt cheer up the Wimbledon committee no end, but if the weather turns a bit nasty the place to be will be inside having a good old nosh up while gazing out onto the toiling athletes below. Victoria Street seems to us to have been included in the route simply because it was too expensive to construct ramps high enough to launch the riders straight from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace, but it does have the advantage of containing a number of eateries with upstairs windows. They're mostly chain places and mostly Italian and you'll almost certainly need to eat your own weight in pastries and pizza while guzzling a fountain of capuccino to keep your seat all afternoon, but it's a great alternative to doing the same thing on your own sofa in front of the ol' widescreen. Our star venue along this stretch would have to be the Albert Tavern which has an upstairs restaurant and is situated smack on the corner where the riders will swing onto Buckingham Gate. The management tell us they're already busy to bursting for Saturday, but that they anticipate you might have a chance of snagging a table if you time it right and are willing to wait.
(See our correspondent's experience of watching the race from the QEII centre here.)
Picture of Wellington Arch from Constitution Hill via askpang's Flickr stream.
Best for the Disabled
We're afraid you're only slightly better off than the customers of Thomas Hobson if you want to take advantage of the two special viewing platforms for disabled spectators in that they're at opposite ends of the Serpentine Road, though this does mean they are also handily placed for the facilities and festivities of the People's Village.
Best for Elbow Room
Looking over the course we were struck by the mile and a half drag to its western extremity along South Carriage Drive. The northern border of Knightsbridge is probably the least touristy bit of the whole route and we reckon the crowds will be thinnest beside the Hyde Park Barracks and down to the Prince of Wales Gate about a quarter of a mile from the high speed right hand swerve onto West Carriage Drive where further spacious viewing might also be found. Not far into Hyde Park itself there's even a pair of big screens along the South Carriage stretch.
Best for Tension
If you enjoy the thrill of the starting gun releasing an athlete into full flow you'll want to relive it again and again along Whitehall. There are even two big screens sited on its western side, though we're guessing that at least one of those is actually in Horse Guards Parade. If the tortured faces of sportsmen spending their last reserves of power in an attempt to grasp a couple of vital seconds is more your thing then you'll want to station yourself in the traditional event viewing territory of the western end of The Mall, though we think that very reputation will make it one of the most crowded places to try and get a glimpse of the action. In case you can't see a thing there is the consolation of two big screens on the northern side of the road and a third in St James's Park.


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The sequel to the internationally acclaimed bible for lead vocalists by Melissa Cross.
Now that you have nailed the basics of good vocal production in "The Zen of Screaming," you are ready to tackle the finer points of extreme vocals with part deux!
Voice instructor Melissa Cross will guide you through the three different kinds of screams with the help of her clients, including the lead singers of Underoath, Unearth, Thursday, Arch Enemy, Sick of It All, All That Remains, A Life Once Lost, God Forbid, and more.
Plenty of performance and practice tips are included to help you get that gig and rise above the rest. Also good for singers wishing to get
the 411 on how to get the rasp in the voice without ripping up the vocal cords.
"Anyone who wants to be the best needs this video. . . the techniques are simple and easy to learn. It works for me -- it will work for you." -Corey Taylor, vocalist (SlipKnoT, Stone Sour)
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I'm not going to try and be diplomatic about this: go to this show. You do not want to miss Dr. Boogie's debut and EP release show at El Cid, 9PM.
Dr. Boogie guitarist Dustin James' long working relationship with the incendiary rhythm section of Jeff Turpin, on bass and Luis Herrera on drums has entered its ultimate form with the addition of lead-singer and guitarist Chris P. In essence, Dr. Boogie is what happens when musicians develop down-in-the-roots rapport for one another in the studio and in the jam room. (Dr. Boogie on Facebook)
Last week, The Dead Notes co-founder Trip Loon and I were invited to Dr. Boogie's lockout to watch them perform their set. The first thing that drew me in was the simple matter of decibel levels; it was loud. The kind of loud that feels like a punch in the gut and a slap across the face. Now pepper those punches and salt the slaps with great riffs that call back to the riff maestros of the ages (simple and effective—you'll know what I mean when you hear "Queen of the Streets" and "Personal Matter."), tight and reactionary work in their grooving rhythm section and a vocal style that melds the harmonies of rhythm 'n' blues with the lung-capacity of arena rockers. As Dustin liked to put it, they want to be tighter than a crab's asshole, and they are.
Dustin explains why it was important to have an EP ready before the band play their first show. "We're selling a product." So tonight, they're not only debuting their set and performing their songs, but they'll be promoting their EP and selling it at the show, along with merchandise. Trip tells me, though he's been here a while, this is the first time he's seen a band get shit done this fast and have all that ready on their first show. Hollywood bands, take note: step one – get shit done.
Turpin and Luis have worked together as a rhythm section for four years now and it shows instantly. The basslines are tight and articulate and they're complemented by Turpin's tub-thumb duck-strut. Luis reminds me of a cartoon octopus and gets me thinking "how the hell did he manage to fit those fills in the bar?" They'll command your attention, rattle your brain a bit, move you and bring you right back down to where the beat falls. In essence, that's what groove is all about. Like Chris put it, Dr. Boogie deliver the roll that keeps on rocking. Then, you feel the right jolts hit you with Dustin's leads and riffs, built over Chris' emotionally-arching chord changes. It was obvious to me that these songs were challenged continuously until they came to fruition. Dustin and Turpin have been working together for eight years now and all that experience gushes out of the amplifiers. Talk about chemistry—this band is like the lab accident that gave The Flash his superpowers.
Even the imagery has a lot to lend the listener: The final logo is a custom font and color-scheme indicative of the band's attitude and sound, created in collaboration with Adam Turkel.
Though it's easy to assume that a group of guys who've played together for almost a decade are going to sound great, Chris has been working with the rest of Dr. Boogie since their formation less than a year ago and he fits in seamlessly, like the frontman they've always needed to perform with an honest delivery, authentic to the band's sound and style. It doesn't hurt that his voice sounds like the drunken love moans of Bon Scott and the melodic rasp of Steve Marriott.
Believability is a big deal in this business. It's also the hardest selling tool to market because it requires a very humble understanding of the individual characters in a band and what they represent as a collective. Some bands achieve this naturally by sharing a scene, or a childhood (think Sabbath) and others exploit made-up mannerisms. The most successful bands, however, exploit the hell out of their mannerisms and amplify their raw personalities in the public spectrum (think Stooges). Dr. Boogie achieve a visceral blend of both without pulling any stops.
With an EP ready for release—on pretty much every popular digital platform and CD—tonight and another in the pipeline, Dr. Boogie leapt over the hurdles that other bands spend years stumbling over. That's not to say they don't still have a lot of challenges lying ahead of them. (The rock 'n' roll scene is on the rise in some markets but it's still a relative niche. Only a few bands, in recent years, have managed to break through into the mainstream market and sustain their success, while others fall into obscurity after their first major festival performance.) Keeping that in mind, Dr. Boogie's name isn't all jive and drawl. It has the appeal of a mad surgeon jumping in to perform heart surgery on the artform. Now, that might be saying much and the truth is that we won't know if Dr. Boogie can deliver that until the amps get hot tonight.
But this isn't a story about the industry or the artform. It's about the dedication and realism that bands need to command the public's attention with ideas and action. Dustin, Turpin, Chris and Luis have all had varying levels of success in the past with other projects but the reason we at The Dead Notes are excited about this debut goes back to the band's self-actualization as individuals and how that translates to the pinpoint precision and tightness of, well, a crab's asshole. (Listen on Reverb Nation)
Last night, Trip was telling me a story about a drunken conversation with the band. It took the ironically quiet Luis no more than a sentence to sum up why this band are going to fight tooth and nail to stay on the rise: "We don't want to cut the butter with a kitchen knife; we want to cut it with a machete!"
Again, we're not in the business of diplomacy here at The Dead Notes. We don't like sugar-coating the truth either. So, you know where to be. Prepare for that sigh of relief after a cold shot of it's-about-fucking-time.
Dr. Boogie go on at 11PM sharp Saturday 10/11 at El Cid. $5 cover. Doors open at 9PM. Go to the Facebook Event Page.


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And while on the subject, permit me to remark, with reference to the article on the Domestic Expenses of Queen Elizabeth (page 41.), that there are plenty of such documents in existence, and that the only test of their value and authenticity is a reference to where they may be found, which is wanting in the article in question.
A Peal of Bells.—In No. 8 of your interesting and valuable journal, I find a query, from the REV. A. GATTY, relative to a peal of bells. Now the science of bell-ringing being purely English, we can expect to find the explanation sought for, only in English authors. Dr. Johnson says peal means a "succession of sounds;" and in this way it is used by many old writer, thus:—
"A peal shall rouse their sleep."—MILTON.
And again Addison:—
"Oh for a peal of thunder that would
Earth, sea, and air, and heaven, and Cato tremble."
Bacon also hath it:—
"Woods of oranges
will smell into the sea perhaps twenty miles; but
what is that, since a peal of ordnance will do as much, which
moveth in a small compass?"
It is once used by Shakespeare, Macbeth:—
"Ere to black Hecate's summons
The shard-borne beetle, with drowsy hums,
Hath rung night's yawning peal, there shall be done
A deed of dreadful note."
Will not ringing a peal, then, mean a succession of sweet sounds caused by the ringing of bells in certain keys? Some ringers begin with D flat; others, again, contend they should begin in C sharp.
In your last number is a query about Scarborough Warning. Grose, in his Provincial Glossary, give the meaning as "a word and a blow, and the blow first;" it is a common proverb in Yorkshire. He gives the same account of its origin as does Ray, extracted from Fuller, and gives no notion that any other can be attached to it.
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I should be very glad to have some distinct information on the above subject, especially in explanation of any repositories of human bones in England? Was the ancient preservation of these skeleton remains always connected with embalming the body?—or drying it, after the manner described by Captain Smythe, R.N., to be still practised in Sicily?—and, in cases in which dry bones only were preserved, by what process was the flesh removed from them? for, as Addison says, in reference to the catacombs at Naples, "they must have been full of stench, if the dead bodies that lay in them were left to rot in open niches." The catacombs at Paris seem to have been furnished with bones from the emptyings of the metropolitan churchyards. In some soils, however, the bones rot almost as soon as the flesh decays from them.


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Thursday, 25 May 2017
Jesus said, "'Go and learn what this means, "I desire mercy not sacrifice." For I have come to call not the righteous but sinners.'" Matthew 9:13 (NRSV)
What could this mean?
It means that God does not judge us.
He wants us to show mercy.
As He does.
And He does not judge sinners either.
He shows them mercy.
So no one is condemned.
[Scripture quotations ( marked NRSV) are taken from the New Revised Standard Version Bible, copyright 1989 by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., and are used by permission. All rights reserved.]
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1. Put the olive oil in the pan, get it nice and hot, and brown the chorizo on both sides. You want the oil to take on that good chorizo flavor. Then take the chorizo out and do the same with the pork. When it's browned, too, set it aside with the chorizo. Put the bell pepper in the pan and sauté it 'til it starts to soften, then add the garlic and let it soften, too.
2. Crush the tomatoes with your hands, get them nice and pulpy, add them to the pan, and let that sauce cook down for 7 or 8 minutes, scraping up all those burnt-meat bits from the browning as you go.
3. When the sauce is starting to thicken up, add the stock and boil that thing for about 10 minutes. Then add the saffron and put the meat back in. Now you're ready for the rice. Sprinkle it in as evenly as you can and shake the pan a few times so the rice spreads out as smooth as you can get it.
4. Then just leave that mixture roiling with the heat at medium-high. After 10 minutes, turn the heat real low, so the paella is barely simmering, and leave it like that for another 8 minutes. It might look to you like it's getting dry. But really what it's doing is getting done.
5. Take the pan off the heat, sprinkle the paella with salt and pepper, paprika, and lemon zest, cover it with a towel, and set it aside for 5 or 10 minutes. Call your friends and family to the table.
From Are We Having Any Fun Yet? by Sammy Hagar. Copyright © 2015 by Sammy Hagar. Reprinted by permission of William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Acoustic pop singer Dido shot to fame a decade ago as the soft crooner on U.S. rapper Eminem's hit song, "Stan." After what she calls "disappearing" for while, she is back this week with her first album in five years - with a more electronic sound.
The London-based singer, 41, has sold more than 29 million albums since her debut album "No Angel" in 1999,
She will release "Girl Who Got Away" in the United States on Tuesday.
"It's a little comment on the fact that I disappeared a bit. That's what everyone else was pointing out to me that 'it's a perfect title for you'," Dido told Reuters.
"The song is about so many things for me. It's about that restlessness and having a dream of another life that you can't quite get to," she added.
"Girl Who Got Away" features an updated sound from the singer with heavier bassline beats, folk and electronic influences, which Dido attributed to her brother and producer, Rollo Armstrong.
"A great producer is someone that can facilitate the artist and make them the best that they can be," the singer said.
"That's where Rollo is so good. He pushes me to the point where I can't do any better. And then he'll take over and make it even better."
Dido found mainstream success in 2000 after rapper Eminem featured a sample of her track "Thank You" on his hit song "Stan."
The exposure helped the singer's 2003 "Life For Rent" album to land at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 album chart that year, fueled by singles "White Flag" and "Life For Rent," and earned her a Grammy nomination.
Her 2008 album "Safe Trip Home" was less successful albeit critically acclaimed. Her song for the soundtrack of Danny Boyle's 2010 film "127 Hours" earned her an Academy Award nomination.
In 2011, the singer become a mother for the first time with husband Rohan Gavin to son Stanley - not named after the Eminem song, Dido was quick to clarify.
She drew on her pregnancy when she returned to the studio for the new album.
"I loved feeling him kicking around while I was singing and certain songs he'd really kick to. It just felt like I had a little friend in there with me," the singer said.
Reporting by Roselle Chen for Reuters TV Writing by Piya Sinha-Roy; Editing by Jill Serjeant and Jan Paschal


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If capturing everyday real life memories through story-based scrapbooking is your passion, our weekly Story Board was created especially for you! Get inspired to scrap your real life by taking a peek at a few of my favorite layouts spotted around the Web this week…
If a layout here inspires you, how about giving the gift of encouragement by clicking through to the gallery and leaving a thought or two for the scrapbooker who created it? You may be amazed at how much this little act of kindness means to others.
I've said it before & I'll say it again… lists are one of my favorite journaling methods for capturing everyday, real life stories. Carolee takes it even a step further in "List Maker" by letting the lists BE the story. What a great collection of memories for this little guy … this will be such fun to look back on several years down the road!
"Disney World Favorites" by CindyS was one of those layouts that literally made me want to drop everything and scrap the moment I saw it. I love everything about this page … there's a ton of information here all compiled on one layout and the design itself is fabulous, plus I love the use of each of the kids' favorites as the focus for sharing a huge slice of what was obviously a trip filled with great memories. Definitely going into my idea file for later reference…
TheWerners used another of my favorite scrapping techniques in "Friends" … sharing photos side-by-side that span a significant time period. This would be a great method to use when scrapping photos from annual holiday programs or concerts. Even when we see kids day after day, it sometimes takes a comparison like this to really see and appreciate the changes that have taken place over time. The heartfelt journaling is just the icing on the cake.
I love the story shared in "Favorite Ornament" by latz, and the simple layout with the single photo is the perfect backdrop for sharing it. I've been meaning to do a layout for quite a while now sharing the stories behind some of my special ornaments … this is yet another great reminder of why I want to get that done. This concept would work well with many holiday memories … heirloom decorations, favorite collections, unique gifts, family recipes, and much more.
I'm always on the lookout for new ways to share wishlists and/or letters to the big guy in the red suit and "Dear Santa" by Stephanie caught my eye right away. I love the clusters and the incorporation of the cute postage stamp embellishments, plus the photos of the girls actually writing their letters combined with the thought bubbles showing what they asked for is a fun method I haven't seen before.
"Favourite Layouts 2010" by Bush Girl is a fun look back on a year of scrapping. I love seeing this collection of layouts all on one page and as noted by the creator, it's an interesting way to notice trends in your own style or design preferences. It would be fun to do this annually and collect them all in a single book someday … it would be a bit like creating a scrapper's portfolio.
"Signs of Christmas" by cinna is a great example of how you can tell a story without using a ton of journaling. The title and collection of photos here are all that is needed to give us a glimpse of what the holidays look like in this family's house.
It's the little, sometimes overlooked details that often make the holidays special, which is one of the reasons I really like "December Details" by monsu. I especially love that she included a peek at this year's postage stamps, and the journaling includes many additional details that share a nice slice of this scrapper's holiday story. What details could YOU scrap that would help tell more of your holiday story?
That's it for this week's Story Board! Check back every Wednesday for another collection of inspirational real life scrapbooking pages!
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Congratulations to Laser, random winner of a free download of December Guest Designer Crystal Livesay's new template set, "Book of Me – Year in Review" through this week's giveaway. Thanks to everyone who participated!
Laser… please contact me with your email address and I'll set you up with your download! 🙂
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