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Saturday, July 18, 2015

And The Winner Is...

The contest is over and we have our winners! Thanks to everyone for taking part and sharing word of the contest and the new book.

Alex Kimmel won the main prize. He gets a pack of ebook PLUS a signed softcover edition of the new book when it's available later this summer.
Robert Pruneda won the second prize, consisting of all the ebooks in the Dovetail Cove collection so far.
Mark Bordner also wins the second prize and he gets e-copies of all the Dovetail Cove books so far as well.

Apologies to the ladies. I know you're out there and you definitely took part. The winners were chosen at random by through Rafflecopter's engine and just happened to select three handsome and strapping boys to get the free stuff. Get 'em next time, lovely ladies!

So, on to more business. You all were supposed guess the title. I had some awesome guesses, including... FRED, DEAD, MED and SUPERTED. I love some of the creative rhyming ideas, you guys came up with. Who knows? One or more might be the titles of upcoming entries in the Dovetail world -- there are ten titles in all and this one is the fourth to be released.

So what's the real title?

And here's the cover, designed by Greg Simanson at Booktrope Editions...

"It’s the waning dog days of August, 1975 and Tom Mason’s in Dovetail Cove for the last few weeks of his summer job at the group home. His boss and the home’s owner is Karen Banatyne, one of the wealthiest folks in town. It seems like she’s got it in for Tom; she's the only one standing in his way as he scrimps for a new camera.

But Karen has her own problems. A regulatory agency might cut off her funding, plus her hubby hasn’t been seen in a few weeks, and she’s not saying why. Most ominous of all, it seems as though something’s hiding in the hot spring north of the main beach and one of Karen’s ‘houseguests’ is about to come face to face with evil. Tom is too."

ZED from Booktrope Editions is available everywhere on August 27, 2015

  1. Beautiful cover and I love the title! :)

    1. Thanks, Maria! The first of my jackets I didn't design on my own. Very eye-catching, I think.

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Following a striking debut at the Toronto International Film Festival last month, Universal Pictures UK has released the very first UK poster and trailer for Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut, Lady Bird.

Christine “Lady Bird” McPherson (Saoirse Ronan) fights against but is exactly like her wildly loving, deeply opinionated and strong-willed mom (Laurie Metcalf), a nurse working tirelessly to keep her family afloat after Lady Bird’s father (Tracy Letts) loses his job. Set in Sacramento, California in 2002, amidst a rapidly shifting American economic landscape, LADY BIRD is an affecting look at the relationships that shape us, the beliefs that define us, and the unmatched beauty of a place called home.

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Ambassador attends Roger Casement Exhibition

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Ambassador Dan Mulhall

The Irish Ambassador, Dan Mulhall, will come to Nottingham for the first time on Friday 11th November. During his time in the city he will visit the Galleries of Justice Museum where he will explore the museum’s Roger Casement exhibition which showcases the life, crime, trial and subsequent legacy of the man who was convicted of High Treason in 1916 for his part in planning the Dublin Easter Rising.

The Galleries of Justice Museum will host a lunch for the Ambassador which will also be attended by special guests including members of Nottingham’s Irish community. He will then see a courtroom performance and talk about the trial of Roger Casement, which will also be available for members of the public to attend. The courtroom performance and talk will look at the consequences of the treason act which, at the time of the trial was over 700 years old, and also include a performance of the speech that Roger Casement gave at his trial 100 years ago.

Ambassador attends Roger Casement Exhibition

Nottinghamshire has strong links with the 1916 Easter Rising. The Sherwood Foresters Regiment were the first soldiers to arrive in Dublin following the uprising. They suffered severe casualties and their contribution will also be acknowledged during the visit. The original Bow Street Dock, in which Casement stood during his committal hearing, forms part of the collection at the Galleries of Justice Museum.

Tim Desmond, Chief Executive at the Galleries of Justice Museum said: “We are delighted to welcome the Irish Ambassador to Nottingham for this special event linked to Roger Casement. As part of the visit he will also have the opportunity to see the original Bow Street Dock, which is part of the collection at the museum and is where Casement stood during his committal hearing.

Ambassador attends Roger Casement Exhibition

“In February 2017 we will become the National Justice Museum and it is important to us that we continue to tell stories of national and international significance such as this one. Another interesting link that we have to Casement’s trial is the location that it took place – at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. Since 2011 we have delivered public legal education programmes at the Royal Courts of Justice – an example of how we use authentic legal spaces to create enjoyable learning experiences, connecting students with real life experiences, spaces and objects. By giving people the opportunity to learn about the law in a fun and interactive way, we can empower them to take an interest in their rights and responsibilities to become active citizens.”

Gerry Molumby, who has also been heavily involved in arranging the visit said: ” As an Irishman living and working in Nottingham for many years I am delighted that the Galleries of Justice Museum are hosting this event in this anniversary year of Ireland taking its place amongst the nations of the world; a major exhibition on Roger Casement. He was a Knight of the Realm, an Irish Patriot, but for me he was one of Ireland’s greatest activist of human rights ”

Members of the public that would like to attend the courtroom performance and talk on Friday 11 th November at 1pm can do so by booking in advance on 0115 993 9818 or 0115 952 0555 or by emailing Please note that places are limited and must be booked in advance. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

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12/23 - Tomorrow is surgery day

Happy third day of Hanukkah.

All of Jamie's immediate family (and Sarah and Claire) are here tonight in Houston, the day before her Lumbar Sympathectamy surgery. We've talked about the what the surgery does in an earlier post, but in brief, Dr. Lin will cut a small portion of a nerve so that she gets more blood flow to her feet. She will also experience a reduction in pain to her legs, but the blood flow issue is most important. The surgery will take place on Christmas Eve at 7:30am. Some technician/assistant will come and get her at about 7:10 or so. The surgery should take a few hours and she'll be bed ridden (meaning no PT or hyperbaric treatment) for at least one day, maybe two.

We haven't talked too much about her numbers but they're looking good. Her platelets are at 420; her white blood cells are at 18; hemoglobins are at 8.2. Jamie hasn't thrown up in three days now, which comes as a huge relief to her.

Jamie continues to do a lot in her physical therapy sessions. She's sitting in a chair for multiple hours every day. Of course, she goes until she's in pain, but she's able to do a lot more each day.

We had a bit of a scary moment with the plastic surgeon consult at the hospital. He told us, yesterday, that we should also amputate some parts of Jamie's hands while we were doing tomorrow's procedure. Kind of a "why don't we just cut her fingers off while we're there" justification... well, of course, that was not the correct answer. We're not going to undergo the hand procedures or any other amputations, since there is apparently no need. There's no signs of wet gangrene, so, as we understood it, there was no need for us to rush to amputate. So, since this was a big change, it came as a huge shock to us. We spoke to Dr. Lin about this and he said, basically, "look, I think we should be waiting as long possible, and unless we see wet gangrene, then we shouldn't be cutting anything."

We agree. So, tomorrow, we're having our first surgery. Wish us luck. Keep Jamie in your prayers. Hopefully, we'll have some good things to report in about 18 hours.


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Check out my shiny knob

And here it is….

My shiny knob

Nice eh? What happened to the boring old grey one then that came with the van? I hear you ask. Well, there lies a story….

As I drove it was becoming ever more difficult to select fifth and reverse. I was really using a lot of strength to get fifth or reverse. I did go to a garage to have it seen to, but although Citroens are identical to Peugeots, they refused to work on it. They sent me to a Peugeot garage which after almost an hour of driving around I gave up trying to find. I reckon they sent me on a wild goose chase.

Anyway, it got worse, and one day close to Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris, I couldn’t get reverse at all no matter what I did. I was at the time across both carriageways of the road too, as I’d been in the process of making a U turn. Well, you can imagine my horror! lol

Nothing I did could get reverse and in the effort of trying, unbelievably, the knob snapped off the gearstick. I just sat looking at it, I couldn’t believe it. You just can’t break those things. So, in desperation, a drove forward pretty sharpish til I hit the grassy bank by the side of the road, then let the van roll back from the slight incline I’d hit. It took 3 attempts but in the end I got far enough back to be able to turn around and continue driving. Phew!

I found a car park and decided to look at the gear stick assembly to see if it can be adjusted. After dismantling it I found it could easily be adjusted, but that would mean I could either have reverse or fifth, but not both. Result! At least I got reverse, I can live without fifth.
It turns out that the gear linkage had seized as the water draining from the windscreen pours over the linkage and corrodes it. Built in fault, thanks Peugeot 🙂

Anyway, I got my shiny new knob for a few Euros and I hate it cos on cold mornings it’s freezing!

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Belzebong- "Acid Funeral"

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A new track from the Polish doom metal outfit Belzebong. It comes from their latest album, Sonic Scapes & Weedy Grooves.

On "Acid Eater," we get just that. The riffs here aren't jaw-dropping, but the mix and textures on this new release are pretty good. Moaning guitars hang in the background against distorted guitar and bass. The track gets slower and slower over time, milking every second of its eleven minutes and forty four seconds.

Hear the rest of the release at Belzebong's Bandcamp. Grab the album there digitally for just five bones.


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In Dialogue with the Doodle Queen - Alicia Souza

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In Dialogue with the Doodle Queen - Alicia Souza

Alicia Souza is one of the most admired and talented artists (Yes, I want to fill my home office with her prints) and down to earth celebrities I’ve reached out to. She lives in Bangalore with her husband and two fur babies. Here, Alicia talks to me about her style, doodles, and secret talent.

Where in India are you from? When did you move to Bangalore?

I was born and brought up in Abu Dhabi, UAE. I then moved to Melbourne for university and was there for 5 years and from there moved to Bangalore to start a company about 6 years ago.

What do you think about when you first get dressed in the morning?

I actually don’t think about anything because I have the best job in the world that allows me to work in my pajamas. Having said that, I’m the most serious pajama worker ever. No faffing or snoozing.

What do you like your outfits to say about you?

The one garment that never lets you down is

Shift dress and sneakers.

What’s the most dramatic thing you’ve done with your look?

Maybe getting bangs. That’s hardly dramatic though, but it was one of those things that I knew would work even though every single hairdresser said I had too small a forehead for it. Once I got it though, everyone liked it. So I stuck with it.

You are married!!!!!!. Tell us about it, what did you wear? Did you have makeup on?

Haha yes! Well, it was just going to the registration office. I wore what was on the top of my clothes pile. So it was jeans, a shirt (I think!) and I remember I was sent a scarf and wore it because it was new. I wore what my usual makeup of a wee bit of concealer and eyeliner. That’s it!

Do you wear anything special on dates or other special occasions?

I adore wearing dresses so that’s a given. I think the only thing I wear on occasions or dates that I usually don’t at other times are earrings. I love earrings too but I tend to only wear them when we’re going out.

What do you like about your look? (We love your glasses and how it always stays on your Instagram stories, pictures, and even doodles!)

Haha, I kind of hate wearing glasses and only wear them because I can’t get myself to wear contacts! I tried!I like that I’m really really true to myself. It’s comfortable and really ‘me’. It’s not a pain going shopping because I immediately know if I like something or not.

Do you have any funny little tips you swear by?

I tend to use a wee bit of oil before serum as my hair gets really dry after a wash. It works way better than just serum alone. Also, using a tad bit of hair wax on stray hairs when tying your hair into a ponytail works like a charm (though I get lazy to do that most of the time:P)

When in your life have you felt beautiful?

haha, I kind of feel beautiful every day! Pajamas or gowns doesn’t matter. I feel beautiful when I get a peck on the cheek from my husband or when my doggie licks my hand or my guinea pig follows me around.

Does George have a favorite look of yours? (And do you have one for him)

I think we both like each other in our respective birthday suits. haha!

Do you have any beauty pet peeves?

I guess I’m game for anything that isn’t invasive. Though I can hardly get myself to sit through a manicure because I have a bit of trouble on my patience levels.

What are your favorite online store/places to shop?

Probably Jabong.

Okay, here’s a lightning round:

Favorite Bangalore restaurant?

Phobidden Fruit.

Favorite brand of chips?

Sohar Chips

Favorite doodle you have drawn?

I don’t think I have a favorite yet!

Career advice?

Do things that scare you but that you know will ultimately make you happy.

Secret talent?

Crawling. Real fast.


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Poultry News

Rwf1.5b Poultry Project Launched in Musanze

04 September 2017

RWANDA - At least 750 families are set to benefit from a poultry project that will see them raise fast-growing broiler chickens which are highly nutritious, delicious and a great source of protein.

The Rwf1.5 billion project located in Musanze District is funded by the US Agency for International Development (USAID), The New Times reports.

It was launched Thursday in Musanze District at a demonstration farm managed by Zamura Feeds Ltd, an animal feed production plant in Musanze, according to a statement.

The launch was attended by representatives from the Ministry of Agriculture, Rwanda Agriculture Board and officials from the US Government, among others.

Broiler chickens reach their full size after just over a month, and require remarkably little food to grow. With broiler chickens, farmers can produce meat faster and cheaper than with any other land animal in Rwanda.

“Our hope is that the farmers that raise these chickens will have more money in their pockets and will be able get more nutritious food for their families and communities,” said Leslie Marbury, the acting USAID Rwanda Mission Director during the launch of the project on Thursday

The project is a joint private-public partnership between USAID, the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture, and the Africa Sustainable Agriculture Project Foundation, the family foundation of Donnie Smith, former CEO of Tyson Foods.

The launch event marked the completion of a 10 chicken-coop demonstration farm, and the graduation of the first 26 farmers trained to raise the broiler chickens.

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Thursday, October 22, 2015

Phillip Island Trip Day 1 & 2

With a week off work and MotoGP on the cards at Phillip Island you could have excused me for being a little excited about hitting the road. That's an understatement if there ever was one. I was frothing at the Gib to get going as I hadn't ridden to the Island in years. I had packed my backpack as best I could. This new R1 has no luggage carrying capacity, that was my first hurdle but I didn't let that dampen my enthusiasm as Bushpig and I hit the road at 7:30.

First up was the boring slab work along the dreaded Hume Highway to Goulburn which consists of long boring straights that go on forever. Goulburn was our first fuel stop and time for a quick coffee at Trappers bakery. They do excellent pies and sausage rolls here, just take the second exit from the freeway or you'll have a 15 minute ride through town, it's only a minute from the second freeway exit. The local highway patrol arrived and there was 6 or 8 of them, just after we had our coffee which I was keen to get going and leave them, where we know where they are. I'd noticed my rear tyre was balling up rubber just on this straight slab section, that's how soft these bridgestone RS10 battlax tyres are. I was hoping they would make it to Bairnsdale as I'd booked a tyre change there tomorrow morning.

Next stop was Cooma for more fuel and a cool drink. As we had been doing mostly straight roads to here with a 110 kmh limit I'd noticed that the fuel economy on the R1 was pretty good when just riding steady and it was getting figures of 4.8 - 5.0 L/100km. I was pretty impressed with that. We could have ridden to Queenbeyan for our first fuel stop but I was being cautious. I don't want to run out again and it also gives me a little break. 4 hours in the saddle and I was getting a sore ass, this seat seems to be a lot harder than the older bike.

We had to stop again shortly after in Bombala as the trumpy needed some fuel. He didn't fill up when I did in Cooma so we had another short break. Just after the photo below we had our first encounter with the NSW HWP who were hiding off the side of the road with the radar out, he was shaking his fist at us as we went past. Was it because we weren't going fast enough to book us or was it for us to slow down, I'll never know. We were only just over the limit. We knew we were going to see HWP patrol out for MotoGP weekend as its been blasted all around in the media, but it wasn't the NSW HWP we were worried about. No Vicpol are notorious for pulling some dodgy stuff.

Turning off after Bombala we headed into Delegate and the Bonang Highway. There were lots of bikes heading down this way with a few passing by us a some speeds we thought were a bit fast, especially seeing it's HWP season.
The first section of dirt on the Bonang seems to be a lot shorter now more like about 3kms rather than the 7-8 kms it used to be, but the twisty dirt section is still 10 kms long. The R1 handled it pretty easily with only the occasional sliding about, Bushpig disappeared on the trumpy. Then the road gets into the thick of it with 105kms of beautiful twists and turns. Unfortunately the speed limit has been dropped from 100kmh to 80 kmh making this a perfect spot for the HWP to lurk about.

Beautiful twists and turns on the Bonang

No longer than 5 minutes after the we stopped at the curve in the above picture than we came down this wee little straight in the picture below. BAM out onto the road pops one of Vicpols finest and it's all over. Nice hiding spot in the bushes. Bastards got Bushpig, and just as we were leaving they were pulling in the next lot of bikes. We spoke to that guy in Bairnsdale later that night and 3 of his mates got done and the next lot of guys behind them. Everyone was less than 20 kmh over. They must have made thousands that day. Revenue or safety - I'll let you be the judge.

A brief stop to chat at the fire place in the above picture and there must have been 20 bikes went past us. I said to Bushpig "Look at how slow all of these bikes are going, I bet every single one of them just got done." He nodded in agreement.

We rolled on out a little more weary and with a lighter hip pocket as we finally motored into Bairnsdale late in the arvo. Filling up I noticed a pub next the the petrol station. I said lets stay here as after sitting on the R1 for 750kms was really starting to hurt my ass now and I didn't really want to ride any further. Luckily they had a room at the pub and we finished the night with several refreshing ales.

We started out by dropping my bike off at Bairnsdale Yamaha for a new set of hoops. The old tyre had just started to crack in the centre of the carcass. It was completely shot with only 2600 kms on it. I think I would only get these tyres again if I was doing a track day as they had excellent grip but oh so short life. I went with a set of Bridgestone S20 Evos.

Whilst my tyres were getting fitted we made a bee line for the main street to get a yummy bacon and egg breakfast. We were not disappointed. With our bellies full we made our way back and picked up the bikes and made our way through East Gipslands quagmire of road works and potholes till we got to Mirboo North. The victorian roads used to be in great condition compared with NSW roads but now they seem to be reversed.

We stopped in for a spot of morning coffee and a toasted samich at the Inline 4 Cafe. What a great little cafe this is with all the motorcycle paraphernalia inside, they even had a set of Casey Stoners Repsol leathers hanging up. The food and coffee was fantastic and a great atmosphere to boot. I highly recommend any bike riders to stop in here and support these guys.

Inline 4 Cafe

Interesting table decorations

Tom Sykes WSBK 2012 Tyre
Bushpig just had to have a photo with the sign below, he couldn't help himself.

The final stretch from Mirboo North out to the Island itself was short and sweet and we were there in no time, it's a bit of a boring ride and we had to stop in at San Remo to have a quick beer to appease the motorcycling gods. Iwas glad to get off the bike as I was quite tender around the buttock area. Yes I know it's not a sports tourer.

Beer at San Remo
Selfie Time
Getting to the cabin in the caravan park at Cowes I waited for a bus to the track but it never came. The caravan park owner took pity on me and gave me a lift out to the track. There are still some good people in the world after all. I gave him the $10 that I was going to give the bus driver for beer or petrol either way he didn't have to do it and was a nice gesture that was very much appreciated. I did have visions of him axe murdering me when I noticed he wasn't driving in the direction of the track but it was all good.

After watching the last of the Aussie superbikes and supersports it was off to the camp ground for some beers with some of Bushpigs mates and other like minded people.

  1. wondered when you were putting up a bit of a report steve
    sounds like a reasonable trip down there even with the high presence of police around
    not much mileage out of that tyre either
    wouldn't want to be going across to perth it would be 2 many tyres to get to there lol
    seems the seat on the bike is a bit short on comfort for the touring thing as well which is a shame for you and dont think it could be sorted either to make it comfy

    so ill wait for the next installment to come

    1. Yeah mate I've been busy since I got back but I am getting it together. We were expecting the police presence so it wasn't surprising.
      Yes those Rs10 are to soft, they would make a fantastic track day tyre.
      We will wait and see with the seat thing as I have something up my sleeve.

  2. 20 years ago I would have said they were revenue raising but now I see the safety benefit. If they weren't there somewhere, everyone would have been doing 200 plus.......just like we used to 20 years ago. If you don't lIke it don't ride there.
    Glad you made it in one bit. ;)

    1. Just like you used to I never did anything like that. Your lucky to still be alive you lunatic.

  3. Looks like a fun ride, except for the performance award and sore arse.

    My guess is they were handing out citations specifically for revenue and just telling people it was for safety. Hang out a net and catch a lot of fish on a busy day. Pretty crappy thing to do if you ask me, but I think they do it all over the world. They seem to really be picky about how far you can ride over the limit here.

    The speeds on our roads are generally 55 mph unless it is an Interstate where it is 65 mph. People routinely do 10 mph over the speed limit and the cops don't bat an eye. It is pretty much expected.


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Galleri Sultan Azlan Shah Kuala Kangsar.

Also known Istana Kota, this former palace was built in 1903 by Sultan Idris Mursyidul Azam Shah, the 28th Sultan of Perak.The architect of the palace was Capt Maurice Cameron. The architecture was a fusion of Acehnese, Victorian and Indian. The building has high beams, wide halls, ornate marble floors and winding iron staircases complete with secret hideouts and lookout points.
The palace is now a museum called the Galeri Sultan Azlan Shah showcasing memorabilia and personal items belonging to the present Sultan of Perak, including the present Sultan’s personal effects from his schooldays, his sporting days and the days of his legal career to the country’s Chief Justice and then Lord President.There is also a separate wing showing the royal motorcars and patrol cars.

Istana Kenangan

The Istana Kenangan is a charming wooden yellow and black painted building that was one of the best buildings I came across in my time in Malaysia. Also known as Istana Lembah and Istana Tepas, it’s located a short distance from Istana Iskandariah and the Ubudiah Mosque. It was built around the same time as the current royal palace, Istana Iskandariah. After the calamity of the Big Flood of 1926, when the original palace, Istana Sri Sayong, was almost swept away, a decision was made to build a new palace on higher ground. Istana Kenangan was built as a temporary mausoleum for the late Duli Yang Maha Mulia Sultan Iskandar Shah (Marhum Kadasallah), while awaiting the completion of the Istana Iskandariah. Today, it houses the Perak Royal Museum with a few exhibits on the royal family.


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KIDZ BOP 27- Todays biggest hits sung by kids!

A few weeks ago, Lydia saw a commercial on TV for KIDZ BOP. KIDZ BOP records kid-friendly versions of today’s biggest pop music hits. The KIDZ BOP Kids sing on the KIDZ BOP albums. For four consecutive years (2010 – 2013), Billboard magazine has named the KIDZ BOP Kids the “#1 Kids’ Artists” in the U.S. The KIDZ BOP kids perform more than 25 live shows a year! How neat is that? They release two major albums a year and they also release a themed album in the spring, plus Halloween and Christmas albums. The newest album is KIDZ BOP 27. Check it out!
KIDZ BOP 27 has all of the latest songs! Check out the playlist here!!
1- Shake It Off, 2- All About That Bass, 3- Fancy, 4- Boom Clap, 5- Rude, 6- Problem, 7- Am I Wrong?, 8- Maps, 9- Really Don't Care, 10-Latch, 11- Break Free, 12-Cool Kids, 13- Shower, 14- Rather Be, 15- BONUS LIVE TRACK-Say Something.
Lydia loves this CD. It has hits that she sings all the time. I am happy with it because the songs are completely kid friendly. She is happy with it because she can jam it out in her room. Check out a peek of one of the songs- All About That Bass below!
If you wanna know where to buy it, you can find it at retailers near you. You can also find it at Amazon, iTunes, Google Play, the KIDZ BOP Shop! I have found it as low as $11.99. Visit them on their social media to stay up to date with the latest!
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NEW MUSIC: "Spoiled" - Wale

After multiple teases of the track on Snapchat, and in the midst of working on multiple projects including Self Made 5 and his next solo album, Wale releases the Pro Reese produced track, "Spoiled," with vocals from JaeFromVine!

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Ice Cream Tag

Monday, 31 July 2017

I was tagged by the lovely Charlotte from Charlotte Somewhere to do a new tag called the Ice Lolly Book Tag. The idea came from the Charlotte, Amy from Golden Books Girl and Louise from Book Murmuration. I thought this was a really unique sounding tag and it gives you a chance to talk about a lot of different books.

I'll be tagging four lovely bloggers at the end but if anyone wants to do this tag then take note of the questions (ice lollies) and let me know what books you would pick!

Up first is the menu drawn by Charlotte not myself, each ice lolly/ice cream relates to a different question in the tag.

1. Mini Milk - Short but Sweet - Unboxed by Non Pratt, which I reviewed not that long ago. This book made me cry so much and it's only a little book. Lots of emotion in 140 pages.

2. Magnum - Best Classic - I've talked about this a lot in tags and on my twitter, but my favourite classic is The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde, definitely read it at some point in your life.

3. Cornetto - Hidden Surprise at the End - Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. I still didn't particularly like this book in the end (mainly a character thing) but I won't pretend that I guessed what was going on, at least until the last minute, so it has that going for it!

4. Rocket Lolly - More Exciting from the Outside - Orbiting Jupiter by Michael D. Schmidt A book I reviewed just on Saturday. I thought this book looked and sounded amazing from the cover and blurb but it really just didn't deliver the way I thought it would.

5. Ben and Jerry’s - Most Versatile Author - This may be an obvious choice, but David Mitchell, particularly relating to Cloud Atlas. If you're looking for versatile and can't be bothered to read every piece of work an author has done, Cloud Atlas has a little bit of everything.

6. FAB - Weak ending - I think I've already called this series out before, but I feel very strong about the ending to the Divergent trilogy by Veronica Roth. Allegiant just didn't pack the same punch as the first two books and had a lacklustre ending.

7. Calippo - Work Hard to Get the Good Stuff Out - Broken Branches by M. Jonathon Lee was one of the first books I was sent by a publisher, it took me ages to get past the first few chapters but it ended up being an excellent thriller.

8. Rainbow Lollies - Favourite LGBTQIA Read - Simon Vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli, this is an amazing book and the narrator Simon is one of my favourites of all time, he's sarcastic and hilarious.

9. Nobbly Bobbly - Gritty Subject, Sweet Message - I'll say The Fault In Our Stars for this as cancer is probably the grittiest subject I personally have read about. The message being making the most of your time and allowing yourself to be loved.

10. Boss Strawberry Double - Best book by an international author - Best book off the top of my head by an author who doesn't live in the UK is Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu, which you should definitely check out, it's about feminism and is a really important read for girls everywhere.

11. Magnum Ice Cream - Weird but Good - Kafka One The Shore by  Haruki Murakami. This was recommended to me by a guy in my screen writing class, I called it out for being weird when he was explaining it but as promised, I did really enjoy the strange characters. The old man talks to cats, but not street cats because they don't understand. Makes sense right?

12. Crunchie Blast - Best Spinoff/Retelling - Pride, Prejudice and Zombies by Seth Grahame Smith. I love the original, obviously, but I can admit that the edition of zombies is really genius if you're into that sort of thing.

13. Solero - Light and fluffy - I'm a big fan of the Bridget Jones' Diary books by Helen Fielding, though we do not speak of the events in Mad About The Boy. Bridget has her ups and downs but the books are lighthearted for the most part, I relate to her far too much

14. Choc ice - A book you don’t want to admit you love - Since the movies I'm sometimes skeptical as whether or not to admit this, but I did like the first Twilight book - made worse that I was inspired by the movies to read the book, rather than the other way around.

15. Fruit Lolly - Left on the Shelf - After You by JoJo Moyes. I got caught up in the hype of Me Before You and was completely devastated by it that I haven't been able to pick up any of JoJo's other books. I don't trust her to not make me feel things. It's a love/hate relationship, we'll see who loses.

16. Mint Choc Chip - A book you either love or hate - Harry Potter and The Cursed Child has divided the Potter fandom in a way I never thought possible. I personally love this book, there's things I don't like about it (baiting us with Scorbus) but I mostly love it because Scorpius is pure gold. It's definitely more along the lines of fan-fiction but it's also basically canon so I'm happy <3.

I'm nominating Shannan, Steph, Aimee and Sam to do this tag, so good luck guys and I hope everyone enjoyed reading this post!

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Shubangi (and Other Newness)

have been fortunate to be playing lots of different gigs lately, both on big stages and stages more intimate.  but I’ve been missing that feeling of producing something new, putting something down and letting it out into the world in a more permanent form.

excited then to say that some newness is getting did.  and my first new release in ages is out as of just a few days ago: the new Shubangi Halt Dich Fest EP.

there’s a variety of stuff on there, including two produced singles.  but we also did a studio session as a band over two days and recorded four songs live and raw, which are also featured on there.  there are also videos for them: Erster Schritt, Halt Dich Fest, Freier Fall, and Gestrandet.

aside from that, a few weeks ago Andreas Liebrecht and I recorded a video together for his song “Who’s Chasing Me,” which is currently being edited.  I’m also going to record a song for Alex Rosenhof of bluespam next week, meet for a rehearsal with some friends towards the video-ification of two other kind of insane songs we wrote together, and get started on a percussion piece of my own I’ve been tooling around with.  so, hoping to head into winter with a small smorgasbord of new clips.

Spring 2017

Been pretty crap at posting updates, but I have kept up with the media pages in the meantime!  There are a couple new little video clips over there, both of jams and ideas as well as gigs.

I guess I haven’t mentioned new projects – James & Black is a great soul/funk duo out of Texas who’ve been touring Europe nonstop for years now.  I’ve had the pleasure of sitting in with them on Germany dates and the occasional Netherlands gig, and it’s been great fun.  Love hanging with fellow Americans over here in Europe, and they’re genuinely great people to boot.  Been able to play a couple big festivals with them, like Swingin’ Groningen and the Baltic Soul Festival (getting to see Sister Sledge perform “We Are Family” from backstage was a trip).

I’ve also begun playing with Bluespam, a blues/funk/rock group with some incredibly talented musicians… hearing an absolutely shredding guitarist trade solos with a ripping harmonica (!) player will never get old.  After our first gig together, an older man said to the guitarist that he had tears in his eyes during our take on “Little Wing” – “Jimmy Hendrix was here tonight.”  That’s amazing to hear!

I got asked to sub for The Urban Turbans, a great ska/balkan jazz group out of Muenster, as their drummer’s broken his hand.  While I wish him a speedy recovery, I’m enjoying playing some music that’s quite on another planet from what I’ve done so far!  Really fun stuff and looking forward to the three gigs we have coming up together.

I got to reunite with Bill Dwyer Band and do a tour with them through Germany, France, the Netherlands, and England… felt like home!  And there’s another EU tour in the works… also been doing a little touring with Mr. Kowalsky in the last year; how many things exist that can top playing ska on a boat in Paris with good friends?

Shubangi‘s still rocking, gearing up for some fresh gigs and festivals this spring and summer.  Last year had some real highlights, like Juicy Beats!  Feeling super fortunate.  Shubangi is working on an EP now for which we’ve even recorded a couple acoustic drum layers.  itshappening.gif

Also had the chance to play at Skater’s Palace 16 year anniversary party with AzudemSK, which was an absolute blast.  There will be some more ASK gigs this year, and I can’t wait!

Also rocking with some friends here in Muenster and hoping to get some videos and recordings going this spring/summer, so will post about that when that’s underway.  I’ve felt really fortunate to have met some folks who are not only incredibly talented and share some musical ground with me, but who are also great people and fun to work with.  Not something to take for granted, one is reminded as the years go by.  Here are two examples – these guys agreed to perform these pieces with me at a recent exam I took at my university, and we’re going to be doing videos for them in the near future.  But to have been able to rock these songs was just a real challenge and pleasure.  Great music and great performances: Alex Rosenhof’s “A Sleepless Night” and Andreas Liebrecht’s “Who’s Chasing Me?”

End of Summer Sum-Up

As the summer’s coming to a close, I thought I’d post a few more photos, for archiving’s sake, and remark on how fortunate I’ve felt about some things I’ve been able to be a part of.  From beautiful locations to new equipment to tour with friends to three weeks back home, it was a summer with lots of highlights.  Some of these I’ve featured in past posts, but others I still wanted to represent with a photo or two.

First up, largely for Shubangi and partly out of morbid curiosity, I’ve joined the “dark side,” as my buddy Bill Dwyer would probably put it:

I have since purchased two Roland BT-1 percussion bars to run into this thing, as opposed to the triggers.  I’m excited to work with the triggers more, but for now they’re impractical and don’t fit with what I need samples for.  We’ll see when or if that changes.

Here are some pictures from the last Shubangi gigs of the summer.

Borken – That’s Life festival

Setting up in Borken. That’s an old Sonor Sonic Plus kit, made in Germany of all birch. Sounds a lot better than what’s billed as a beginner’s kit ought to.  Crazy hardware as well… look at the floor tom legs, for example.

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Heimatzoo Festival, Grindau bei Schwarmstedt

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Heimatzoo Festival, Grindau bei Schwarmstedt

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Rink-Festival, Osnabrueck

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Rink-Festival, Osnabrueck

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Session.One at the Kleiner Donner, Hamburg

I was home in Boston for a few weeks as well, enjoying lots of family time which I’d sorely missed, and got to see some old friends, and even play a little music.  I didn’t take many pictures, which I should have, but musically speaking:

Curtis Killian, Clinton Degan, and Hocus Pocus. This pic/jam was in Curtis’s new apartment’s basement, which just happened to come with a RECORDING STUDIO BUILT IN.

Added a few new members to the family

Trying to figure out how to fly overseas with a full drumset. Not recommended

Back in Europe I got to hit the road with my friends from Mr. Kowalsky.  I maintain that nothing gets an audience moving like ska and reggae.  We hit a few cities in Germany, as well as Amsterdam and Paris.  We also shot a little video in Paris, which is guaranteed to make us look ridiculous, so that should be fun.

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On the tour I got to play two awesome kits: a 1964 (I believe) Gretsch which, as can be expected, just had the sweetest tone…

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And, finally!  A Ludwig Breakbeats!  It sounded so much better than I expected.  Tons of punch to the kick and the toms have a great tone.  I’m still working on my epitome-of-portability suitcase drumset (henceforth known as the Kofferkit), but I’ve gotta put this thing back on my radar for other small gigs that need something a little more “traditional.”  Was super psyched about this one.

Belgian Fries (Or: the Rumors are True)

Noticed some funny usage patterns on my new snare head after the ska/reggae tour

This was a cool one: a wedding at one of the wildest locations I’ve played in.  They rented a second church for their party.  Note the relative size of the drumset on the stage – and the pictures don’t even entirely catch the magnitude of the place!

wedding church

At this wedding I got to work with Phil Kamp, a champ, by the way, for making the above-pictured room sound not just reasonable but better, who brought along this little guy – a KLANG:technologies monitoring station.  This ran to our in-ear monitors and created a 3D mix for us which we could control wirelessly from individual iPads, not only controlling volumes and EQ in our buds, but also actually moving around the other instruments in our mixes with the graphical interface, putting them further to the right, left, above, below, in front, behind… all of this to actually mimic the stage set-up, or mock-up a rehearsal set-up, or whatever we felt like.  It was amazing.

I also got to do some studio work; one session was with the DopeBoyz, who are beat makers and one of whom I study with.  Here we are getting set up.  Hopefully I’ll be able to link to some final products sometime in the near future, but as they post the beats for purchase, occasionally with exclusive rights, a link may be short-lived.  Here’s a short video of the session they put together.

Of course, there was some time to relax.  I’m always looking for a reason to get on the bike, so I was happy to take a short tour up to Osnabrueck and back with my friend Lucky.  (If the authorities are reading this – we had permission to camp! 😉 )

Way overloaded, but in my defense, I was testing my new front rack and panniers

Way overloaded for such a short tour, but in my defense, I was testing my new front rack and panniers, plus I brought the tent!

The new semester just started today, so that’s the next step.  I’ve been working on a song of my own, as well, so I hope to have something to show before long – it would/will be my first personal work posted, so I’m excited about that.  And there are a few acoustic Shubangi gigs coming up soon, Nov 6th and 7th in Koeln and here in Muenster, respectively.

So: onwards!

Adventures in Percussion

Got to play a really neat concert at the new-ish LWL Museum here in Muenster with the Musikhochschule Muenster percussion department a few days ago.  It was a “Student’s Night” there with apparently around 5,200 people attending, and the percussionists provided a lot of the music.  In the inner courtyard, we played a decent variety including a Steve Reich piece; a couple pieces for marimba (I played as voice one on a marimba trio song); a really badass piece for bongos, tamborines and hihats; a rumba; an original song by one of the students, and more.

Out on the outside corner of the building is a huge light art installation by Otto Piene, and twice over the course of the night, five of us were booked to perform an improvised piece to the lights.  During our first time slot the lights were having some issues and came on late, but otherwise, it was pretty successful.  We prepared a ~15 minute piece for hand percussion, tomtoms, gongs, cymbals, and drumset that moved between prepared groove sections and improvised passages where the improvisers would work off what the lights were doing at the time (the light show rotated randomly – and what’s more, it consisted suddenly of completely different shapes and movements than it had when we took video with which to rehearse and prepare!).

Although I feel like I’m working through a minor plateau in my drumset playing right now, I’m really feeling fortunate to be a part of these other more percussion based events like this one and the percussion department concerts; I never thought I’d be up on stage in a concert hall behind a marimba, or out on a street corner with four other drummers improvising to a light show surrounded by a few hundred people, but I’m really enjoying doing something a bit different.

Here are a couple pictures, and here’s a short video Lena managed to catch of the first improvised piece (this was at the end of one of the improvisational passages before the lights were working, then goes into one of the prepared sections).

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Efforts Towards Flexibility

I’m putting together a suitcase drumset.  Psyched about it.  This should allow me to take acoustic gigs and (very) small venue gigs without sacrificing the presence of a drumset for the sake of a cajon or some similar stand-in.  I’m not ragging on the cajon; I know those good with them can produce a lot of interesting sound.  But Shubangi has a few acoustic shows coming up, and I’d prefer to keep as close to the original drum sound as possible while scaling it back appropriately.  I’ve also recently had a couple sub gigs for Gin and Juice and G & the Boyz; both times we’ve done stripped back acoustic covers and both times I’ve wished I had a proper kit to better replicate the original grooves.

I’ve already had a couple conversations with other musicians about potentially getting out into the street and busking, and this kit would be perfect for that, as well as other guerilla type performance possibilities.

Total cost so far: 45 euros


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On deleting Facebook and being human again

The topic of deleting a Facebook account has been written about in depth in various other places, so it’s with hesitation that I begin this entry about my own experiences with it. However, in a post-Social Network world, the site may have beefed up its “please stay!” technology in order to retain newly-sceptical users. In this article I want to explore just how they do it.

I’d been meaning to stop using Facebook for quite a while now. Having joined during 2005 as the site was just taking off (and I was just beginning my university life), it was a good way to kill the rather large amounts of free time my eight-hours-a-week English degree was leaving me with. Fast-forward to 2011, however, and I’m finding my free time severely limited and my default reaction of clicking the ‘FB’ bookmark to be less and less rewarding.

Discussions with colleagues also informed the decision. A fantastic article by Jemima Kiss made a real impact on me when it compared heavy internet users to slot machine addicts, always pushing the button in the hope of something new and exciting. While I’d hardly describe my Facebook usage as an addiction, I certainly agreed with the notion of being conditioned into hitting the refresh button in the hope of distraction. Another work friend mentioned deactivating her account, only to be dragged back in when she continued to receive emails as her friends tagged her in pictures and updates.

After this, my resolve was set. I’d tie up some loose ends, save anything important, and direct everyone to my newly-launched personal domain which contained all my contact details. This done, I duly typed my dramatic-sounding “I’m deleting my Facebook account” status update and began the process.

Somewhat annoyingly, I wasn’t able to remove the account there and then. There are a few applications I’ve made that use my account as their admin user, and I can’t delete them. I didn’t want to leave my account intact so I made the painful steps of creating a new, secret account, just for these applications. Immediately after creating it it began – with spooky accuracy – showing me my friends and family, without me giving it any indication of who I was beyond an email address I had never used on Facebook before. I hadn’t even used my real name.

Next I had to transfer ownership of my applications to this new, fake me. This proved to be profoundly frustrating. Facebook now require application developers to be “verified”. Fair enough. I verified my new, fake account using my phone number. I still wasn’t verified. I had to resort to entering my credit card information, which finally saw me verified and able to switch ownership to the new account. Now I could actually delete myself.

The “deactivate your account” page is a melodramatic affair. The top half of the page is devoted to five randomly-selected friends, pictured with you where possible, with headings like “Annie will miss you”. Tugging at your emotional heartstrings as it subtly predicts your inevitable loss of contact with these friends and acquaintances, it begs you to reconsider, your finger hovering on the “Close account” button.

Below that comes a series of checkboxes asking why you’re leaving. Rather than this being some kind of exit survey for Facebook’s data monkeys, it actually turns out that it’s a kind of smart-arsed solution merchant. If you select the box saying “Facebook sends me too many emails” it pops up some text explaining how to reduce the amount of messages you receive. If you click the “I don’t find Facebook useful” you’ll be given tips on getting the most out of the service. And so on, for a dozen possible grievances.

Once again, they’re relying on your wavering intentions and trying to sway you back to the dark side. It’s obvious that they don’t want to lose customers – why would they? – but the way this plays into your emotional reliance is quite telling of how the site operates. By suggesting that when you remove your account, you effectively remove your friendships with these people, it betrays Facebook’s single-minded view that social networking only ever exists online.

Not an hour after completing my deactivation was I back on the site. I’d googled around and realised that my account wasn’t actually removed, but was just dormant. As soon as I logged back in, all my stuff would be there again. Finding an obscure link on a help page, I was able to permanently delete my account and data, request no more emails from Facebook, and, interestingly, download a single .zip file containing everything I’d ever done on the site. I assume this was added in response to Google’s challenge that Facebook’s data stays within their system, and it was a nice touch.

Inside the zip file was every photo and video I’d uploaded in neatly-organised files, and an enormous HTML file with every wall post I’d ever received and every message someone had sent me over the 6 years of using the site. It was laid out to resemble a typical Facebook page – even when you’re accessing your data, they’re still trying to tempt you back. Reading old messages from friends sent years ago I smiled vaguely at memories and even thought about clicking on their name to see what they’re up to – this is how they get you.

The most important thing for me in all of this is to remember to keep perspective. That idea that you should use Facebook to keep track on these people doesn’t really work for me any more. I found my feed swamped with people whose boring minutiae I didn’t care for at all. Facebook’s answer would be “remove those people from your friends list”, but I have a better one: remove yourself. Facebook isn’t a meaningful way to share. My best friends post updates and photos every day and I read them obediently, but it occurred to me that I hadn’t heard their voices in months and didn’t really know what they were up to. Sure, Joe is growing a chilli plant and Sarah is going to Australia, but how are they doing? What’s making them happy? What’s making them sad? How can I be there for them? Facebook doesn’t offer us answers for any of those things.

This now means that the onus is on me to make the effort socially to keep my relationships strong. And I’m glad, for once, not to surrender control to technology. Some things need a warm-blooded, absent-minded, stubby-fingered and fiercely alive human being to work best. Bye bye Facebook.


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Clinic Director/Doctor of Chiropractic – Thrive Spine and Sport, LLC
Level 5 Full Body Certified Integrative Diagnosis Provider
Board Certified Chiropractor – State of Iowa

After serving as an associate in an office in Iowa City for over a year, chance led me to finding Integrative Diagnosis – the most advanced conservative care diagnosis and treatment system.

I was frustrated by the process of a regular chiropractic office.  Adjust the patient and let them go.  If they don’t get better, they need to be stretching more, or doing more exercise, or maybe need to purchase hundreds of dollars of supplements.  Sound familiar?

The problem I had was that in traditional chiropractic offices there is never a real diagnosis that’s established and patients would routinely return to the office for temporary relief.  Stumbling upon the Integrative Diagnosis system I found what I was looking for.  A system that provides advanced diagnosis and the best way to treat each patient.  It does not blend with a traditional chiropractic office, which led me to open Thrive Spine and Sport in July of 2013.

I am very proud to currently be the only full body certified Integrative Diagnosis office in the state of Iowa.  I am excited to come to the office each day to help patients find relief from pain and to help those who have been failed by the traditional model of conservative care.

Currently, my family and I reside in North Liberty, but will be moving the Cedar Rapids/Marion area soon!  My wife, Amber, and I were married in September of 2011 and we have 2 kids, Brecken and Brixley.

In my spare time I enjoy powerlifting, watching Hawkeye sports, and most importantly spending time with my family!

Thank you for checking out our website and office!  If you are currently struggling with pain we hope to see you in our office soon!

“It is important to me that patients walk out of our door with a clear understanding of their condition. That means that patients understand exactly what is going on, why it happened, and how their problem is going to be fixed. Patients deserve better care than what they have come to expect, and that is what we do in our office!” - Cody Scharf, DC

Associate//Doctor of Chiropractic – Thrive Spine and Sport, LLC
Level 5 Full Body Certified Integrative Diagnosis Provider
Board Certified Chiropractor – State of Iowa

Growing up in Fort Dodge, IA, I received my high school diploma from Fort Dodge Senior High in 2008. I  went on to earn my Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science from the University of Iowa in 2011 and graduated from Palmer College of Chiropractic in 2015.

Prior to graduation, I was selected to be a Chiropractic Teaching Assistant in the Palmer Academic Health Center. In addition to my undergraduate and graduate degrees, I have attended numerous Integrative Diagnosis seminars under the direction of Integrative Diagnosis creator, Dr. William Brady.

Through the Integrative Diagnosis System, I’ve obtained full body certifications in Manual Adhesion Release, and Instrument Adhesion Release therapies. I am proud to be one of only two level 5 full body certified Integrative Diagnosis providers in the state on Iowa.

I am excited to share the same passion in our office to ensure patients get exactly what they need. Patients deserve to have the cause of their pain identified and treated correctly where others have failed to do so. I am passionate and dedicated to improving lives, optimizing performance, and helping patients get back to activities they love pain free.

Outside the clinic, I enjoy being outdoors, playing sports, weight lifting, and spending time with my wife, Anna and our dog, Atlas.

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I joined the Thrive Spine and Sport team in June 2016! Originally from North English, IA, I grew up on a farm learning strong values. After graduating from English Valley High School, I continued my education at UNI and Hawkeye Community College in Office Administration.

My family moved to Cedar Rapids in 2007. I was able to be home with my three children, Paxton, Sawyer, and Truett, until they were all in school full time. We currently live in Marion with my husband, Ben, and his son, Levi.

Being part of this team is such a privilege! I am honored to be a part of helping patients finally find answers to their problem, and I look forward to meeting with you!

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Note: Mile Hill Farms is taking 2018 off of extensive gardening this year, so will not be at the Market. They will re-evaluate for 2019.

Mile Hill Farms produces vegetables, culinary herbs, and beef. The farm has followed organic growing principals since its inception. Our mission is to provide high quality produce for the local community, while maintaining a business that supports our family and employees.

We are committed to providing our family and community with locally grown produce. Our beef is raised on pasture, hay and grain, all grown here on our farm. We aim to give you the best we can grow, to leave the soil better than we found it, and the water leaving our farm cleaner than when it entered our farm.

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Happy St. Patricks Day! Understanding the Celts...

So many Americans just simply don't understand the Celts, their infighting and differences, the ancient arguments and battles, the pettiness, the co-mingled loyalties….

So this might be a helpful way of summary:

  • The Scots keep the Covenant -- and everything else they can get their hands on.
  • The Welsh pray on their knees -- and on everyone else.
  • The Irish don't know what they want, but are nonetheless willing to fight to the death for it.
  • The English are a self-made people, thereby relieving the Lord of a dreadful responsibility.
  Saint Patricks Day Parade

Saint Patricks Day Parade

Happy St. Patricks Day!


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CD: Colors of Christmas
Please order our newest CD, Colors of Christmas.  This CD features your favorites in traditional holiday music.  These unique arrangements feature flute, percussion, and cello. The CD is currently available directly from Sandy Tiemens, Aaron Turner, and other fine retail stores.  Please follow the Order link to learn more about prices, downloads, and commercial use.

Makes a great gift for business clients, family, and friends.
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Colors of Christmas: This delightful Christmas-music recording features the Timberline Players:  Sandra Tiemens on flute and piccolo, and percussionist Aaron Turner playing marimba, drumset, djembe, snare drum, and steel drum.  Matt Turner on Cello and Marc Neihof on bass assist them.  The music is very traditional, but the arrangements are creative and fresh, covering a variety of styles.
     The CD opens with Tiemens alone on flute playing “Silent Night.”  Soon she is joined by a lush, four-mallet marimba accompaniment.  Later the cello is added, playing the melody with flute while marimba changes to an obbligato style.  Another highlight is “What Child is This”? or the traditional “Greensleeves” melody.  It begins with a lovely cello solo that moves to a jazz waltz with drumset and bass.  The cello plays an improvised solo followed by a bass solo and trading solos with the drums.  Then Turner plays a chorus of the tune as a drum solo.  “Joy to the World,” “Away in a Manger” and “Angels We Have Heard on High” are written entirely for flute and marimba-a great texture that works well with these pieces.  “The Little Drummer Boy” is performed with snare drum and piccolo I a traditional fife and drum style.  “Celebration of the Bells” is a medly of three songs involving bells:  “Ding Dong Merrily on High”, “Silver Bells" and “Carol of the Bells”.  This is performed with flute, marimba, and cello in a beautiful arrangement.  An African style is the setting for “Infant Holy, Infant Lowly,” using drum set and djembe along with marimba and flute. The CD concludes with “O Holy Night” for marimba, flute, and cello.
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“I am running for state senate because of a lack of new ideas. All Tom Tiffany talks about is fiscal responsibility,” Jim Holperin said in the Rhinelander Daily News last summer. Jim stated at least a half-dozen times during last fall’s candidate debates, “None of us wants to raise taxes.”

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•Property taxes increasing by over $300 on the average home as a result of the state breaking its shared revenue promises to local communities. So much for protecting the middle class.

•Leaving a $2.2 billion deficit for the next budget. Saying this budget is balanced is a lie.

In Holperin’s recent budget press release he challenged those of us who disagree with the budget to list budget cuts or changes we support. I accept his challenge.

1. Expand school choice in Milwaukee and other large school districts in southeastern Wisconsin including Racine and Kenosha. Choice schools in Milwaukee are saving taxpayers millions of dollars by educating children at half the price of the failed Milwaukee Public School system.

2. Suspend stewardship funding for the next budget cycle. Savings–nearly $100 million. The Stewardship program has protected some wonderful places in Wisconsin. However, we must get back to the basics in Wisconsin until prosperity returns. Do we choose to have the DNR buy more land or educate children? Do we choose to have the DNR buy more land or repair roads?

3. Don’t raise the budget by nearly 7%! Are any of you getting 7% raises this year? Even with a budget increase of 2-3%, the savings would be in the billions.

4. Reform health care benefits for government employees. Democrat State Rep. Bob Ziegelbauer reformed how health insurance is delivered to Manitowoc County employees a few years ago. It was innovative and most importantly effective in reigning in health care costs AND providing top-notch insurance for county employees. The savings will be in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

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L'Écart.. . lieu d'art actuel

167, avenue Murdoch
Rouyn-Noranda, Québec

L'Écart is a self-directed artist center in current art that broadcasts all disciplines in the broader field of visual arts in Abitibi-Témiscamingue. It supports professional artists whose approach is part of a sustained practice in contemporary art. L'Écart is a place of residency for artists, research and creation.

Biennale d'art performatif

17 to 20 october 2018

We imagined the route Marseille-Noranda-Rouyn-Sudbury-Montreal to break the cycle of repetition. South-north-south-south. Travel, travel, go elsewhere if we are there or not. Find each other. The 9th Biennale of Performative Art is marked by stimulating collaborations with Actoral, an international festival of contemporary arts and writing in Marseille, the MA, our art museum in Rouyn, the Sudbury Alternative Art Fair and L'Usine C, place of contemporary creation in Montreal. Each edition, the invitation to renew the codes of performative art is even more lively, inclusive, without definition and especially generous. As we are in the hands of professionals! Those for whom art is a gift of oneself. As Peter Pringle sings, "If I were a magician, I would reinvent a world."