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More than 200,000 young children across the country are today being taught important road safety messages, as part of a nationwide initiative.
Now in its 15th year, the ‘Beep Beep! Day’ initiative encourages nurseries, playgroups, infant schools, children’s centres and childminders to host road safety related activities – including creating posters, experimenting with toy cars and singing road safety songs.
Organised by Brake, the initiative is also designed to raise awareness among parents and the wider community about the importance of protecting children on roads.
The latest Beep Beep! Day (20 Nov) has been organised to coincide with Road Safety Week (18-24 Nov) – with an estimated 220,000 children aged 2–7 years taking part.
The event has the support of Aardman Animations, who have allowed the animated character ‘Timmy Time’ to feature on the resources and activity packs.
Timmy is the smallest lamb in Shaun the Sheep’s flock, and Brake says his youth and inexperience make him the perfect character to help very young children learn about road safety.
Laura Burr, brand manager at Aardman, said: “It’s great to be working with Brake. Learning about road safety is so important, and we hope that involving Timmy will not only help educate young children, but also add some fun.”
Brake reveals ‘true extent of child casualties’
Latest DfT figures show that 6,706 children were killed or injured while walking or cycling on roads in England in 2018.
While this is nearly a 9% reduction from the previous year, when 7,332 children were killed or injured, it still means 18 child pedestrians or cyclists die or suffer injuries as a result of road crashes every day.
Brake’s efforts to make roads safer for young children are being supported by the mother of a 17-month-old boy, who died after being hit by a car in a hotel car park.
Cheryl Yates is backing Brake’s Beep Beep! Day in memory of her son Jackson, who died in August 2017. Since Jackson’s death, Cheryl has set up her own charity, Blue for Jackson, to help raise awareness of road danger among parents and children.
Cheryl Yates said: “This is our second year donating Brake’s Beep Beep! Day packs to local primary schools, which we started as a tribute to our son Jackson who was tragically killed when he was hit by a car in 2017.
“The packs really stood out to us as they are aimed at 2–7 year olds and focus on teaching road safety to a younger audience, which we feel is sometimes overlooked. The activities and songs make learning about road dangers engaging and fun for the younger audience.”
Dave Nichols, community engagement manager at Brake, said: “Every child has a right to walk and cycle in their community without fear from traffic.
“As a charity that supports families who have lost loved ones in road crashes, we know only too well the heartache and devastation caused, especially when young children are involved.
“The good news is that people like Cheryl are making a difference in their communities by stepping up for safe streets and turning their situation into something positive. We’re grateful for her support and hope together we can help children, and their parents, keep everyone safe on the roads.”

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Yesterday, nearly 300 friends of the Paul G. Allen School gathered to celebrate the dedication of the new Bill & Melinda Gates Center for Computer Science & Engineering on the UW Seattle campus. UW and Allen School leadership were joined onstage by special guests Bill Gates, Washington Governor Jay Inslee, and Microsoft President & Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith in thanking the more than 500 individual donors, local technology companies, and state taxpayers for their support of the project.
The day marked not only the opening of a new building, but also the prospect of a new era of computer science education and impact. “The Gates Center isn’t just a building, it’s a statement about our vision of the future,” said Allen School Director Hank Levy. “We have created a world-class computer science program here, in part because of our focus on technology that helps to solve the world’s biggest challenges. This building enables us to grow those efforts and tackle even bigger challenges.”
One of the ways in which the new building will enable the school to grow its impact is by providing the physical capacity to serve more students. “It’s first and foremost a vehicle for increasing opportunity for Washington’s students,” said UW President Ana Mari Cauce. “Because that’s what we do here, in this outstanding building and all across our campuses. It’s what drives the talented faculty who teach our students and advance discovery. It’s why so many students are eager to come here to learn — both to the University and to this program.”
Cauce highlighted the care and thought that went into the design of the building, which is focused on increasing student capacity and enriching the student experience. The building’s entire first floor is dedicated to the needs of Allen School majors, including a student services center, an undergraduate commons, meeting and collaboration spaces, computer labs and support, and capstone project rooms. The Gates Center also provides much-needed instructional space, in the form of several large classrooms and seminar rooms along with a 240-seat auditorium, and numerous collaboration and community spaces — including a cafe open to the campus and the public, and a 3,000-square-foot events center for hosting workshops, research demos, career fairs, and other community-oriented events.
Emphasizing that even more important than the new building is what goes on inside, Brad Smith — who led the fundraising campaign for the building — saluted the assembled guests who helped make the vision of the Bill & Melinda Gates Center a reality. “It is extraordinary to just look across this room and see the faces of all of the people who contributed so much,” Smith said. “You didn’t hang up when the phone rang. We rolled up our sleeves together. More than 500 people donated their personal funds to this building.” Among them, he noted, were the Friends of Bill & Melinda Gates, a group of more than a dozen couples, led by Charles and Lisa Simonyi, who joined Microsoft in providing a gift to name the building in the Gateses’ honor.
Smith also acknowledged local companies such as Amazon and Zillow that joined Microsoft in supporting the project. “It was a wonderful journey that gave many of us an opportunity to partner together — even competitors,” he noted. “Other companies in Seattle really stepped up.”
In addition to enabling the Allen School to serve more students, those efforts will also help the school and the UW to stay at the forefront of the computing field. Laboratories in the Gates Center include a wet lab to support the school’s work at the intersection of information technology and molecular engineering; the UW Reality Lab, which focuses on advancing the state of the art in augmented and virtual reality education and research; the Center for Neurotechnology, which aims to use technology to revolutionize the treatment of debilitating neurological conditions; and a 3,000-square-foot robotics laboratory.
Governor Jay Inslee — a proud Husky — noted that the impact of the new building and its inhabitants would extend far beyond their core focus. “This is so much beyond the world of computing,” Inslee said, “because the world of computing feeds every single thing that we’re growing our economy and our society on now.”
Of the 500 donors Smith mentioned, roughly 300 are Allen School alumni. That means nearly 200 people without an alumni connection to the school recognized the potential impact and threw their support behind the project. “From the bottom of my heart, thanks to all of you for what you’ve done to make this amazing building a reality,” said Allen School professor Ed Lazowska.
Before the program began, Lazowska and Levy had taken Bill Gates, Cauce and Smith on a tour of the new building, visiting several labs and stopping to talk with students along the way. “It was fantastic to take the tour and not only see that it’s an incredible building, but to see some of the great work going on here,” Gates said to the assembled crowd later. Saying that he and Melinda are honored to have a building named after them that will increase the capacity of the school associated with Paul G. Allen, Gates also paid tribute to his late friend and collaborator who passed away last October.
“It would’ve been great if Paul could have been here,” he said. “He deserves so much credit for what happened at Microsoft and always believing in innovation and believing in the University of Washington. So hopefully he somewhere can appreciate the great development that is taking place here.”
View more photos of the day’s events below.


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Mastrianni, Jeffrey Michael, "Hechiceras e Inquisidores: The Relative Lack of Severity of Witchcraft Prosecution Among Spanish Imperial Territories" (2011). Honors Scholar Theses. 199.

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Written By Claire Hernandez
Too many books and films but very little time? Why not make the ‘little’ time worth it by watching films and books about social good?
In the book, Steal Like an Artist, author Austin Kleon wrote, “You are, in fact, a mashup of what you choose to let into your life. You are the sum of your influences.” I agree. We are what we consume. Everything from architecture. art, books, musicals, webinars, talks, music, poems, colors, YouTube videos, and movies that we consume makes us who we are today.
Written below are film and book recommendations from several members of the Sensereporters team that also, give a glimpse of who they are and what they do.
Sensereporters are the newest (and youngest!) content creators of Makesense under the Makesense Micro-Internship Program. Sensereporters craft stories, videos, and art about social good and building the new normal together.
Here are some books and films about social good, according to them:
As someone passionate about the environment, Samantha recommends the film: Princess Mononoke. Even before watching the film, Samantha shared that she already is passionate about nature but after watching it, she got inspired into taking more concrete actions towards caring and nurturing the environment.
“View the world with eyes unclouded by hate” is a line from Princess Mononoke that made a deep impact on her. Currently, Samantha is earnestly working towards her advocacy by being an intern for Magwai, a company that produces reef-safe sunscreen and assists in conducting sustainability webinars for her organization.
“View the world with eyes unclouded by hate.”
Pauline whose main advocacy is Education, recommends the Korean film: Shoplifters. The film prompted her to educate herself more about society. For several years, Pauline hosted fund-raising events for children living in remote areas. Although her reasons were good, she realized that she looked at things from a narrow perspective. Since then, Pauline began joining organizations that focus on providing quality education for all.
Similar to the movie, she observed that children who came from poor families have a pejorative connotation.
She stated that “Mindsets are not just a way of thinking but a way of doing things. I think that’s what holding society back. Pero the poor demands empathy from us. It’s not going to be easy in changing this narrative, but educating people yourself and other people can be the first step.”
“It’s not going to be easy in changing this narrative, but educating people yourself and other people can be the first step.”
Jim has a way of looking at things deeper than just the surface area. He recommends Star Wars: Clone Wars – not due to its cool space battles but- because of the deeper message the film is conveys: “…The cost of war and how others are affected by a flawed democracy.”
Jim enjoy movies with political themes. As a result, he recommends the movies: The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Avatar. With all these amazing films that he continues to consume, Jim will be producing video and photo content for Makesense.
“…The cost of war and how others are affected by a flawed democracy.”
As an artist that sometimes sidelines as a writer, Dana recommends these films (and a K-Drama!): Black Panther, Parasite, and Itaewon Class. Dana loves Marvel movies; oftentimes, she uses these films as reference to guide her graphic works. Her recommended films show how passionate she is about technology, with its timely discussions about representation, social divide, racism, and LGBTQIA+ rights.
Martine Joy Irog
Martine wholeheartedly recommends the book: The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom. Reading the book made her feel more grateful for life. Martine related the book to what is happening now, “Like for example now, during the pandemic, the book is an example of a story of the heroic act our frontliners are doing right now. It’s because of people like them we are surviving and overcoming the challenges.”
Martine believes that living her best life, being kind, and setting a good example to others is an excellent way of thanking the frontliners for their diligence. True to what she shared, Martine does volunteer work for several NGOs and organizations in her university, Ateneo De Manila University. She is a visual artist and now, has freelance graphic design jobs.
Gianina became more conscious when buying products after watching the documentary Minimalism. Plus, it made her stop supporting byproducts of fast fashion. Another recommendation from her is Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, a book she recently read to educate herself on issues like sexism, poverty, and racism. After reading the book, Gianina became confident in speaking up about racism. At the same time, she gained an in-depth knowledge of inequality and sexism.
Erika recommends a film from her childhood: Pay it Forward. Watching it when she was a kid made her more compassionate and empathetic as she grew older.
She concluded through the movie that, “…even small actions can have an impact.” Currently, she’s working on her illustration portfolio and joined the Sensereporter Team as an Artist!
Isabel recommends a movie that influenced her perspective while growing up: Hairspray. She gained awareness of racial segregation and other social issues in the United States through the movie. She learned a significant thing at an early age: to treat people in a fair and equal way regardless of color or shape. Lastly, the movie taught her to, “…fight for and defend what I believe is right, since the movie portrays a white girl fighting for the rights of black people, something she strongly believes in and defends even to the point of being arrested.”
After reading it for an assignment, the book The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga influenced a lot of Dona’s works. She shared that after they had read the book, their teacher gave them a writing prompt where the main character was a victim of his condition or innately wicked due to his rank in society. The book helped her reflect on certain circumstances and made an impact on her various works such as essays, playwrights, and poems.
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A psychology graduate, Grace recommends the film: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. The movie is about mental health and abuses in psych wards, as Grace shared. She went on an excursion to a psych ward in Cebu. Grace recalled how she was disheartened by the conditions faced by the patients in the psych ward. She hopes that when we say ‘mental health’, we also include the patients on psych wards.
Also, she recommends the film Hidden Figures and the book A Thousand Splendid Suns. Grace cited her reasons, “The film empowers me to strive hard because women and minorities can do it! A Thousand Splendid Suns also urges me to help other women instead of fighting them. There’s this deep connection with the community and how we should continually fight for our rights.” Lastly, she told me that arts have a way of eliciting feelings and altering ideas. Grace is one of those people who truly embodied the quote ‘we are what we consume’, which she also stated during our conversation.
“The film empowers me to strive hard because women and minorities can do it! A Thousand Splendid Suns also urges me to help other women instead of fighting them. There’s this deep connection with the community and how we should continually fight for our rights.
A journalism graduate, Keanu recommends a film he recently watched: My Name is Khan. He picked this Bollywood movie as it presents a clear message about social good.
It is a story of a diseased man and in the course of his life, he tries to prove that he is not a terrorist while doing good things in the community. The movie gave him a realization that “…we should do things out of good cause it’s good. Kahit people disagree with you, stand your ground.”
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About the Author
Claire lives in Rizal, Philippines, and is currently a sophomore Architecture student at the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. She is a Manila ambassador for one of the programs of Makesense, Youth 4 Sustainable Cities. Currently, she focuses on curating content for EmpathyInDesign, a blog that curates content about things and places that empathizes with people.


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Pythagoras: The Life & Times (new episode) – Human Voices Wake Us
In another life (appropriately enough), I would have been Hindu; in an additional other life, at the very least I would have started studying Indo-European at a young age. As it happened, whatever brief time I’ve been able to devote to Hinduism has no doubt been saturated with the romanticism of a novice who is very far indeed from any experience of it on the ground.
Nevertheless, for a million reasons Hinduism still seems the greatest sponge for and expression of the religious impulse, and it all starts (in writing, anyway) with the Rig Veda, that vast collection of more than 1,000 hymns, prayers, and tales. Below are some of my favorite translations from Wendy Doniger’s selections from it. (A new complete translation was recently published, with tons of ancillary material, but I’ve yet to get my hands on it.)
Dating from c. 1500 BC, the Rig Veda is one of the oldest collections of religious writing, perhaps superseded only by the Egyptian Pyramid Texts. The latter survived so long by being inscribed on the walls of a handful of Pyramids, while the Rig Veda was passed down by word of mouth. A. L. Basham writes about the moment in the late eighteenth century when brahmans in Calcutta were convinced to recite it to Western scholars, so that it could be written down for the first time: “once the text was made public other brahmans from other parts of India followed them. When versions had been collected from all over the land it was found, to the great surprise of Western scholars, that the text as transmitted in Kashmir was scarcely different from that transmitted in Tamil Nadu. The Rg-veda had been passed on orally for nearly three thousand years, with hardly an error.”
What’s pasted below is barely a hint, then; but it was just a hint that hooked me. Hymn 10:129 is one of the bedrocks:
10:129 (Creation Hymn – Nasadiya)
There was neither non-existence nor existence then; there was neither the realm of space nor the sky which is beyond.What stirred? Where? In whose protection? Was there water, bottomlessly deep?
There was neither death nor immortality then. There was no distinguishing sign of night nor of day. That One breathed, windless, by its own impulse. Other than that there was nothing beyond.
Darkness was hidden by darkness in the beginning; with no distinguishing sign, all this was water. The life force that was covered with emptiness, that One arose through the power of heat.
Desire came upon that One in the beginning; that was the first seed of mind. Poets seeking in their heart with wisdom found the bond of existence in non-existence.
Their cord was extended across. Was there below? Was there above? There were seed-placers; there were powers. There was impulse beneath; there was giving-forth above.
Who really knows? Who will here proclaim it? Whence was it produced? Whence is this creation? The gods came afterwards, with the creation of this universe. Who then knows whence it has arisen?
Whence this creation has arisen—perhaps it formed itself, or perhaps it did not—the one who looks down on it, in the highest heaven, only he knows—or perhaps he does not know.
1.1 (I Pray to Agni)
I pray to Agni, the household priest who is the god of the sacrifice, the one who chants and invokes and brings most treasure.
Agni earned the prayers of the ancient sages, and of those of the present, too; he will bring the gods here.
Through Agni one may win wealth, and growth from day to day, glorious and most abounding in heroic sons.
Agni, the sacrificial ritual that you encompass on all sides—only that one goes to the gods.
Agni, the prest with the sharp sight of a poet, the tru and most brilliant, the god will come with the gods.
Whatever good you wish to do for the one who worships you, Agni, through you, O Angiras, that comes true.
To you, Agni, who shine upon darkness, we come day after day, bringing our thoughts and homage to you, the king over sacrifices, the shining guardian of the Order, growing in your own house.
Be easy for us to reach, like a father to his son. Abide with us, Agni, for our happiness.
1:35 (Savitr at Night)
I call first to Agni for well-being; I call Mitra and Varuna here to help. I call on Night that gives rest to all that moves; I call on the god Savitr; for aid.
When he turns through the dark dust and gives rest to the immortal and the mortal, the god Savitr who watches all creatures comes with his golden chariot.
The god goes forward; he goes upward; he who is worshipped goes with his two bright bay horses. The god Savitr comes from the far distance, driving away all evils.
The god Savitr, who is worshipped, mounts his high chariot that is covered with pearls, painted with all colours, fastened with golden pins; shining brightly, he puts on his vital power for the dark dusts.
The black horses with white feet have looked at the people, pulling the chariot with the golden shafts in front. All tribes, all worlds rest always in the lap of the divine Savitr.
There are three skies: two are the lap of Savitr, and the last is the one that controls men, in the world of Yaraa. Immortal things rest on him like a chariot wheel on a lynch-pin. Let him who understands this proclaim it here.
The eagle has looked over the middle realms of space; he is the Asura who leads well and is spoken of in secret. Where is the sun now? Who knows ? To what sky has his ray stretched?
He has looked upon the eight peaks of the earth, and on the three plains a league wide, and the seven rivers. The golden-eyed Savitr has come, bringing to the worshipper the treasures that he longs for.
Golden-handed Savitr moves busily between the two, between sky and earth. He drives away disease and bids the sun approach; he reaches to the sky through the dark dust.
Let the merciful and helpful Asura, the good leader with golden hands, come towards us. Routing the demons and sorcerers, the god to whom we sing has taken his place against the evening.
On your ancient paths, Savitr, that are dustless and well made in the middle realm of space, on those paths that are good to go on come to us today, and protect us, and speak a blessing on us, O god.
1:50 (The Sun, Surya)
His brilliant banners draw upwards the god who knows all creatures, so that everyone may see the sun.
The constellations, along with the nights, steal away like thieves, making way for the sun who gazes on everyone.
The rays that are his banners have become visible from the distance, shining over mankind like blazing fires.
Crossing space, you are the maker of light, seen by everyone, O sun. You illumine the whole, wide realm of space.
You rise up facing all the groups of gods, facing mankind, facing everyone, so that they can see the sunlight.
He is the eye with which, O Purifying Varuna, you look upon the busy one’ among men.
You cross heaven and the vast realm of space, O sun, measuring days by nights, looking upon the generations.
Seven bay mares carry you in the chariot, O sun god with hair of flame, gazing from afar.
The sun has yoked the seven splendid daughters of the chariot; he goes with them, who yoke themselves.
We have come up out of darkness, seeing the higher light around us, going to the sun, the god among gods, the highest light.
As you rise today, O sun, you who are honoured as a friend, climbing to the highest sky, make me free of heartache and yellow pallor.
Let us place my yellow pallor among parrots and thrushes, or let us place my yellow pallor among other yellow birds in yellow trees.
This Aditya s has risen with all his dominating force, hurling my hateful enemy down into my hands. Let me not fall into my enemy’s hands!
2:12 (Who is Indra?)
The god who had insight the moment he was born, the first who protected the gods with his power of thought, before whose hot breath the two world-halves tremble at the greatness of his manly powers – he, my people, is Indra.
He who made fast the tottering earth, who made still the quaking mountains, who measured out and extended the expanse of the air, who propped up the sky – he, my people, is Indra.
He who killed the serpent and loosed the seven rivers, who drove out the cows that had been pent up by Vala, who gave birth to fire between two stones, the winner of booty in combats -he, my people, is Indra.
He by whom all these changes were rung, who drove the race of Dins down into obscurity, who took away the flourishing wealth of the enemy as a winning gambler takes the stake – he, my people, is Indra.
He about whom they ask, `Where is he?’, or they say of him, the terrible one, ‘He does not exist’, he who diminishes the flourishing wealth of the enemy as gambling does – believe in him! He, my people, is Indra.
He who encourages the weary and the sick, and the poor priest who is in need, who helps the man who harnesses the stones to press Soma, he who has lips fine for drinking – he, my people, is Indra.
He under whose command are horses and cows and villages and all chariots, who gave birth to the sun and the dawn and led out the waters, he, my people, is Indra.
He who is invoked by both of two armies, enemies locked in combat, on this side and that side, he who is even invoked separately by each of two men standing on the very same chariot, he, my people, is Indra.
He without whom people do not conquer, he whom they call on for help when they are fighting, who became the image of everything who shakes the unshakeable – he, my people, is Indra.
He who killed with his weapon all those who had committed a great sin, even when they did not know it, he who does not pardon the arrogant man for his arrogance, who is the slayer of the Dasyus, he, my people, is Indra.
He who in the fortieth autumn discovered Bambara living in the mountains, who killed the violent serpent, the Dinu, as he lay there, he, my people, is Indra.
He, the mighty bull who with his seven reins let loose the seven rivers to flow, who with his thunderbolt in his hand hurled down Rauhina as he was climbing up to the sky, he, my people, is Indra.
Even the sky and the earth bow low before him, and the mountains are terrified of his hot breath; he who is Sown as the Soma-drinker, with the thunderbolt in his hand, with the thunderbolt in his palm, he, my people, is Indra.
He who helps with his favour the one who presses and the one who cooks, the praiser and the preparer, he for whom prayer is nourishment, for whom Soma is the special gift, he, my people, is Indra.
You who furiously, grasp the prize for the one who presses and the one who cooks, you are truly real. Let us be dear to you, Indra, all our days, and let us speak as men of power in the sacrificial gathering.
2:38 (Savitr at Sunset)
This god Savitr, the driver,1 has risen up many times to goad us on – this is his work. Now he apportions to the gods the jewel, and to those who offer the oblation he gives a share in happiness.
So that all will obey him, the god with broad hands stands upright and stretches out his two arms before him. Even the waters obey his command; even the wind stops in its orbit.
Even the one who travels with swift horses now unharnesses them; he has stopped even the wanderer from going on. He has put an end to the voracious hunger even of those who eat serpents. Night has come by Savitr’s command.
She who weaves has rolled up again what was stretched out. The skilful worker has laid down the work half-completed. He stirs and stands up; he has set apart the different times. With his thoughts gathered, the god Savitr has come.
He who lives in a house goes off into various dwellings, all his life. The glow of fire springs up and spreads out. The mother gives her son the best portion, because of the longing that Savitr has stirred up in him
He who went away because he wished to get something has now come back; the desire of all who wander turns to home. All of them, leaving their work uncompleted, have followed the command of the divine Savitr.
Those whose portion you decreed to be water are in the waters; the hunters spread out over the dry land. The trees belong to the birds; no one transgresses these commands of this god Savitr.
Varuna goes to the watery womb that he loves best, after rushing about restlessly from one blink of the eye to the next. Every bird and beast goes to his nest or pen; Savitr has dispersed each creature to its proper resting-place.
He whose law is not broken by Indra, nor by Varuna or Mitra, nor by Aryaman or Rudra, nor even by the forces of evil – that god Savitr I call upon for happiness, bowing low.
Stirring up Good Luck and Thought and Abundance – and may Praise-of-Men, the husband of goddesses, help us – when blessings come and riches pile up let us be dear to the god Savitr.
From the sky, from the waters, from the earth let there come to us that bounty that we long for and that you give, that brings happiness to those who praise and to your friend,” the singer whose praises reach far, O Savitr.
8.30 (To All the Gods)
Not one of you, gods, is small, not one a little child; all of you are truly great.
Therefore you are worthy of praise and of sacrifice, you thirty-three gods of Manu, arrogant and powerful.
Protect us, help us and speak for us; do not lead u into the distance far away from the path of our father Manu.
You gods who are all here and who belong to all men, give far-reaching shelter to us and to our cows and horses.
8:79 (The Restless Soma)
This restless Soma – you try to grab him but he breaks away and overpowers everything. He is a sage and a seer inspired by poetry.
He covers the naked and heals all who are sick. The blind man sees; the lame man steps forth.
Soma, you are a broad defence against those who hate us, both enemies we have made ourselves and those made by others.
Through your knowledge and skills, rushing forward you drive out of the sky and the earth the evil deed of the enemy.
Let those who seek find what they seek: let them receive the treasure given by the generous and stop the greedy from getting what they want.
Let him find what was lost before; let him push forward the man of truth. Let him stretch out the lifespan that has not yet crossed its span.
Be kind and merciful to us, Soma; be good to our heart, without confusing our powers in your whirlwind.
King Soma, do not enrage us; do not terrify us; do not wound our heart with dazzling light.
Give help, when you see the evil plans of the gods in your own house. Generous king, keep away hatreds, keep away failures.
10:9 (The Waters of Life)
Waters, you are the ones who bring us the life force. Help us to find nourishment so that we may look upon great joy.
Let us share in the most delicious sap that you have, as if you were loving mothers.
Let us go straight to the house of the one for whom you waters give us life and give us birth.
For our well-being let the goddesses be an aid to us, the waters be for us to drink. Let them cause well-being and health to flow over us.
Mistresses of all the things of all the things that are chosen, rulers over all peoples, the waters are the ones I beg for a cure.
Soma has told me that within the waters are all cures and Agni who is salutary to all.
Waters, yield your cure as an armour for my body, so that I may see the sun for a long time.
Waters, carry far away all of this that has gone bad in me, either what I have done in malicious deceit or whatever lie I have sworn to.
I have sought the waters today; we have joined with their sap. O Agni full of moisture, come and flood me with splendour.
With faith the fire is kindled; with faith the oblation is offered up. With speech I testify faith upon the head of happiness.
Faith, make this that I have said dear to the man who gives, dear to the man who wishes to give, dear, O faith, among the lavish sacrificers.
As the gods established faith among the formidable Asuras, so establish what we have said among lavish sacrificers.
The gods who sacrifice and are guarded by Vayu honour faith; with heartfelt intent they honour faith. And with faith they find wealth.
We call to faith at morning, to faith near midday, to faith when the sun sinks down. Faith, establish faith in us.
10:810-82 (The All-Maker – Visvakarman)
The Sage, our Father, who took his place as priest of the oblation and offered all these worlds as oblation, see king riches through prayer, he entered those who were to come later, concealing those who went before.
What was the base, what sort of raw matter was there, and precisely how was it done, when the All-Maker, casting his eye on all, created the earth and revealed the sky in its glory?
With eyes on all sides and mouths on all sides, with arms on all sides and feet on all sides, the One God created the sky and the earth fanning them with his arms.
What was the wood and what was the tree from which they carved the sky and the earth? You deep thinkers, ask yourselves in your own hearts, what base did he stand on when he set up the worlds?
Those forms of yours that are highest, those that are lowest, and those that are in the middle, O All-Maker, help your friends to recognize them in the oblation. You who follow your own laws, sacrifice your body yourself, making it grow great.
All-Maker, grown great through the oblation, sacrifice the earth and sky yourself. Let other men go astray all around; let us have a rich and generous patron.
The All-Maker, the lord of sacred speech, swift as thought—we will call to him today to help us in the contest. Let him who is the maker of good things and is gentle to everyone rejoice in all our invocations and help us.
The Father of the Eye, who is wise in his heart, created as butter these two worlds that bent low. As soon as their ends had been made fast in the east, at the moment sky and earth moved far apart.
The All-Maker is vast in mind and vast in strength. He is the one who forms, who sets in order, and who is the highest image. Their prayers together with the drink they have offered give them joy there where, they say, the One dwells beyond the seven sages.
Our Father, who created and set in order and knows all forms, all worlds, who alone gave names to the gods, he is the one to whom all other creatures come to ask questions.
To him the ancient sages together sacrificed riches, like the throngs of singers who together made these things that have been created, when the realm of light was still immersed in the realm without light.
That which is beyond the sky and beyond this earth, beyond the gods and the Asuras —what was that first embryo that the waters received, where all the gods together saw it?
He was the one whom the waters received as the first embryo, when all the gods came together. On the navel of the Unborn was set the One on whom all creatures rest.
You cannot find him who created these creatures; another has come between you. Those who recite the hymns are glutted with the pleasures of life; they wander about wrapped up in mist and stammering nonsense.
10:58 (A Spell to Turn Back the Departing Spirit)
If your spirit has gone to Yama the son of Vivasvan far away, we turn it back to you here to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to the sky or to the earth far away, we turn it back to you here to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to the four-cornered earth far away, we turn it back to you here to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to the four quarters of the sky far away, we turn it back to you here to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to the billowy ocean far away, we turn it back to you here to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to the flowing streams of light far away, we turn it back to you here to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to the waters, or to the plants, fara away, we turn it back to you here to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to the sun, or to the dawns far away, we turn it back to you here to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to the high mountains far away, we turn it back to you here to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to this whole moving universe far away, we turn it back to you to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to distances beyond the beyond, far away, we turn it back to you to dwell and to live.
If your spirit has gone to what has been and what is to be, far away, we turn it back to you to dwell and to live.
10:146 (Lost in the Forest)
Spirit of the forest, spirit of the forest, who seems to melt away, how is it that you do not ask about a village? Doesn’t a kind of fear grasp you?
When the Chichika bird takes up the refrain from the droning cricket, the spirit of the forest is like a hunter startling the game with his noisy beaters.
The spirit of the forest at evening: You think you see cows grazing; you think you see a house; you think a cart is rumbling.
Whoever stays in the forest at evening imagines: Someone is calling his cow; someone else is cutting wood; someone is crying out.
The spirit of the forest does not kill—not if no one else approaches. She eats sweet fruit and lies down wherever she pleases.
Mother of wild beasts, untilled by a plough but full of food, sweet-smelling of perfume and balm—to her, the spirit of the forest, I offer my praise.

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Yesterday, my buddy Eric (WD8RIF) sent the following message:
“Take your girls outside with an HT and listen to the ARISS pass in just about 10 minutes. The downlink freq is 145.800.”
Though I was in the middle of another project, I took Eric’s advice: I grabbed my Yaesu VX-3, corralled my daughters and ran outside. Eric’s message was already eight minutes old when I read it, so I only had about two minutes to get ready.
Fortunately, I always have a Yaesu VX-3R loaded with fresh batteries in my EDC pack (above).
With the VX-3 tuned to 145.8 MHz, we waited as the ISS made its way above the horizon. The downlink audio of astronaut Tim Peake (KG5BVI) communicating with Walter Jackson Elementary in Decatur, Alabama, started to punch through the static after a minute or two. We listened the entire time we had line-of-sight to the ISS–about five minutes or so. We were pretty deep in a valley at that point, so I’m pleased we were able to catch even that much of a pass.
Of course, we could only hear one side of the conversation: the downlink from the International Space Station.
It was a memorable event for my girls who have seen ISS passes at night, but had never heard live audio from an astronaut before.
Here’s a short video of two of the exchanges we heard:
(Click here to view on YouTube.)
Eric pointed me to the ARISS “Upcoming Contacts” (http://www.ariss.org/upcoming-contacts.html) page where future ARISS QSOs are listed. Evidently, this particular ARISS QSO was the third Eric had monitored in two weeks.
Pretty much any receiver that can tune to 145.80 MHz FM–or a VHF scanner–can hear the ARISS downlink as long as the ISS is passing overhead during the transmission. Of course, if you have a high-gain antenna that can track the ISS as it moves across the sky, you’ll get even better results than I did with my basic rubber duck antenna.
My advice? If you want to impress a child (or your inner child–!) find a little time to listen to a future ARISS QSO!
Indeed, the next step for me is to see if I can propose an ARISS QSO for our school group!
For the last 6 months or so I have been playing with satellite reception as I have time. I use an omni-directional antenna and mobile rig used as a base. I have numerous APRS contacts from around the country (as well as one from Mexico and several from Canada).
I have several recordings similar to the one Thomas has here – they are some of the most exciting to catch (wish I had paid attention to the schedule to get this one!).
The biggest help no matter what the radio is an after-market antenna for the handheld which comes closer to 1/4 or 1/2- wavelength. If a setup like mine is used the only real issue is learning at what elevation angles work best for your particular location, and where the natural obstructions are. This only comes with time. ANYONE can at least hear signals given enough chances to experiment with tracking, etc. And there are lots of sites on the net to let you know when a pass is going to happen, as well as apps for the phone or tablet. issfanclub.com is a great site as well.
Another good pass prediction site is NASA’s own at: http://www.amsat.org/amsat-new/tools/predict/index.php
The scan list of my mobile station also conatins the 145.800/145.200 pair for the ISS. But I never heard anything there. Only the packet radio repeater at 145.825 came through a few times.
Good luck in reach ISS, unless you’re a big-gun with azimuth tracking with a yagi and a couple hundred watts behind that. At least during daytime hours. Possible chance that you can do it with 5W would be a pass at like 3AM. At least, that was the best time for me to contact MIR when that was still up there.
Would there be any problem with doppler shift putting your signal off frequency? Is there a “derating” offset to apply to your frequency to offset this to get back on frequency?
Is there any info on what they are using and antennas on the space station. I doubt that a HT with rubber duck will go that far especially inside those metal cabins. ever wrap a cell phone in aluminum foil?
As far as I know they have a quarter-wavelength antenna on the outside of the ISS. Any directional antenna would be counterproductive.
I have just started to try to work Satellites. I have tried the ISS 3 times with no luck but every dog has his day I will get it eventually.. Lol… btw where did you get that case from. Your setup is very nice. Would love to have something like that to carry in my cars..
Though I have a lot of EDC bags/pouches (I’m a bit of a pack geek) the one I use daily, and that is pictured, is the Maxpedition Gear Beefy Pocket Organizer. The thing is pretty much bullet-proof and fits a lot of gear without bulging. The large trap inside fits the VX-3 like a glove. It’ll hold everything you see in the photo, plus some stuff you can’t see that are in pockets behind the straps: a wire antenna terminated with an SMA connector (for the VX-3), a few audio/RF adapters, a spare VX-3 battery pack (with three AA enloops inside, and a small first aid kit complete with three pair of Nitrile gloves!
I bought mine at Amazon because they had the best price at the time, but Maxpedition packs are sold at numerous retailers. Check out the Amazon ratings–everyone seems to like this particular pack.
You can also monitor ISS’ packet frequency, too, on 145.825 – when there isn’t a mission heading towards it, leaving it, or during RVAs, when they turn it off. Another aspect of ISS monitoring with which to impress your neighbors!
I’d love to learn more about this, Clint. Care to write up something? 🙂
Start with http://www.work-sat.com – and sign up at NASA’s site for email notifications of ISS passes over your region.

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Audit: Colorado wasting millions in sex offender program
DENVER — An audit has found that the Colorado Department of Corrections is wasting as much as $44 million annually because it has failed to fix problems related to a sex offender treatment program.
State legislators discussed the report from the state Auditor's Office this week.
The Denver Post reports the audit's findings show treatment is being delayed for some imprisoned sex offenders, including those sentenced to lifetime supervision who must complete the treatment before they can be released.
Auditors found nearly 1,300 prisoners in December 2015 had passed their parole eligibility date but hadn't received sex offender treatment.
The potential millions of dollars in costs to taxpayers were determined by calculating the annual cost for inmates' prolonged incarceration.
Corrections officials say most prisoners who haven't completed the sex offender treatment didn't want to enroll or failed to complete the program.


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Usually when people that haven’t seen me in awhile they ask how I lost so much weight. I did address that in the post What Kelly Did, but the next question is usually “but what do you eat?”
So here’s an example of one of my 30 Smartpoint Days:
I have really, really strange hours. I get up at 3 am to start work at 5. So at home I always eat a hard boiled egg to get that metabolism running, and I also use Premier Protein (the chocolate) in my coffee.
Smartpoint count: 4
Once I get to work and finish my morning reports I have my yogurt and blueberries. It is easy and I have my fridge at work all prepped for it. I usually bring enough for the whole week so that I don’t have to worry about being unprepared. Sometimes I make my own yogurt with fat free Greek yogurt and vanilla bean paste. If I’m running low on time I usually use Oikinos Triple Zero Vanilla yogurt with frozen wild blueberries from Costco.
Smartpoint Count: 4
So my lunch is usually leftovers. Every once in awhile I’ll do a sandwich, but I find I am more satisfied if I have an actual meal. I cook a couple of meals on Sunday and portion them out for my lunches at work. I take them in on Monday, stock my fridge, and I’m set for the week.
Yesterday I had low point Tuna Casserole. I’ll post the recipe soon, because it is easy, from scratch, and low point!
I usually am gone 13 hours a day! This is tough and why I have to be so prepared. I usually have an afternoon snack so that I’m not starving on the way home, removing any temptation to stop somewhere and just get something.
One of my favorite snacks is just an apple and a Mini Babybell Cheese.
Remember how I said I prepare a lot on Sundays? Well I made some taco meat with 96% lean Ground Beef. I had tacos Monday, so tonight I made a taco salad. Since I had a lot of points left I got to play around with my salad. I put 5 ounces of taco meat, tons of salad, Good Thins corn chips, onion, celery, carrots, cucumbers, tomatoes, and a delicious salad dressing made from 3 tablespoons of light sour cream and 1/4 cup salsa.
That leaves me with 4 Smartpoints for the day, so I had one of my Peanut Butter “Ice Cream” Sandwich Cookies for a snack.
There you have it – a 30 point day. At no point was I ever hungry, and was satisfied all day!
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U really inspire me to eat healthier. I’ve tried but fell off. Not easy when u have a hubby likes to eat 😊 But I want us both healthy so seeing your blog really inspired me. Thanks Kelly! U look great!
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Thanks Felicia! Just get Louie on board too!
How do you get your eggs cooked looking soft boiled without the green stuff around it.
I do 3 minute manual, then turn off, then 15 minute natural pressure release. Cold water then peel.
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CHILDREN and staff at a village nursery are celebrating a double triumph.
Ashton House Nursery in Ashton Hayes has been judged as ‘outstanding’ in all areas by Ofsted inspectors.
And the Church Road facility, which cares for children from six weeks old to 11 years, has also been named a top five finalist for a Nursery Team of the Year award.
Nursery manager Mandy Jourdan said: “We are very proud of this achievement, which represents the continuing hard work and dedication from our staff team to continually improve and provide the best possible childcare for our children.”
By achieving the highest Ofsted grading possible, Ashton House Nursery is judged to be of ‘exceptionally high quality’.
The report said: “Staff are highly motivated and management consistently aspire to maintain high quality care and education for children.
“Children make significant gains in their learning and development and achievement is excellent in relation to individual starting points.”
The nursery also made the top five in the Nursery Team of the Year category at the Nursery Management Today awards.
The staff travelled down to London for the annual awards evening and although they didn’t win were recognised for their ‘exceptional, long-standing and highly qualified staff team who create a special atmosphere in which children are happy and grow in confidence’.
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PORT TOWNSEND — The Port Townsend High School athletic department isn’t going anywhere.
Port Townsend School District Superintendent Gene Laes announced to coaches his decision to keep the Class 1A school in the Olympic League for the 2012-14 classification cycle Thursday morning.
The decision came after months of debate among school administrators, students and community members.
The two choices: Stay in the Olympic League as the lone 1A school in a predominantly 2A league, or move to the 1A Nisqually where it would compete among like-sized schools.
In the end, finances and proximity won out, as Laes opted to keep the school in the Olympic, where the farthest drive is a 60-mile trek to North Mason in Belfair.
The Nisqually, on the other hand, consists mainly of private schools in the Seattle/Tacoma area.
That would have resulted in significant increases in travel expenses for the district — high school athletic director Patrick Kane said those numbers could have swelled from $33,000 to upwards of $60,000.
It also would have led to more missed class time for students, who would have to routinely travel across the Narrows Bridge for road games.
For a district that just cut its middle school athletic programs, that proved to be too much to justify a move to a more competitive situation in the Nisqually League.
A public meeting was held to discuss both options, with athletic director Kane arguing for a move to the Nisqually and high school principal Carrie Ehrhardt favoring the Olympic.
Several coaches voiced support for a move to the Nisqually, among them the cross country, basketball, baseball, softball, golf and wrestling coaches, according to Redskin cross country coach Jennifer Little.
A small handful of coaches wanted to stay in the Olympic, with natural rivals like Sequim and Port Angeles.
“The general feeling at the meeting was that we shouldn’t keep setting the kids up to fail and that we could find solutions to the transportation issue,” Little wrote in an email.
Instead, only the Port Townsend football team will remain a part of the Nisqually, as it has been for the last four years.
The rest will compete in the Olympic, including programs like wrestling, tennis and cross country that combine with Chimacum.The Redskins’ Quimper Peninsula rivals, Chimacum, will remain in the Nisqually for all other sports.


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In my days working at Fidelity, I recall legendary investor Peter Lynch saying that we have to be careful not to get scared out of our investments. Earlier still, at a talk at Columbia University in New York, where I went to school once upon a time, I heard Warren Buffett say two things that have stuck with me like a bad stain from lunch. Buffett’s first memorable point was that “good investing is like driving a car on the wrong side of the road and hearing lots of people yelling at you to get back in line.” Buffett’s great, second point was that to be a good investor a person doesn’t need a high IQ or multiple degrees; he or she doesn’t need to be a genius, either. What’s needed is the right temperament.
So beginning with those three, great points from two master investors – about being a contrarian, about holding to one’s convictions, and not letting emotions overwhelm you – lets look at where the market is today, my long-term investors, and what we long-term should and should not do.
In sum, we should stick to our knitting, keep on keeping on.
2018 continues to be a very different year from last year. We’re not down for the year, but – holy cow! – it seems to be marked by one disappointment after another. The investment landscape seems terrible, nerve-wracking. Our President, who is also our investor-in-chief, feels that a tariff war is like a walk in the park. That stance, along with a Federal Reserve that has raised interest rates twice this year so far and appears intent on raising them two more times this year – and four times next year – have a lot of investors fretting. Is a recession coming soon? Is a trade war around the corner?
Calm is less interesting to reporters than tense, but tense is what we have too much of today yet what we have to invest through.
Let me share a few perspectives that may put today’s troubles in some prospective. First, tariffs.
Tariffs are not good. They are, essentially, a tax on consumers. Government gets some revenue but gums up the efficiency of commerce in the process and interferes with competitive improvements. I really don’t think Trump wants a tariff war, but he wants to make a point that the press, which is so relentlessly negative on him, will not help the public hear. Facts tells us that other countries put higher tariffs on our goods than we put on theirs. Recent World Trade Organization figures tell us that AVERAGE USA tariffs on other nations are 3.5%, compared to 4.1% for Canada, 5.2% for Europe (the EU), 7% for Mexico, and 9.9% for China. Sound like small differences, I know, but with very big numbers at stake, large amounts of money is extracted from Americans.
These percentages are, again, averages. Individual products flowing between trading partners can be higher or lower than the WTO averages. For instance, cars going to the EU from America are hit with a 10% tariff, but cars from the EU into the USA are hit with only a 2.5% tariff. Is that fair?
On the other hand, pick up trucks going between the EU and the USA are tariffed in the opposite way; that is, the EU hits US imported pick ups with a much lower tariff than America hits EU pick ups coming into the USA.
We don’t hear these nuances on our news. We hear only that Trump is trying to force tariffs on nations. Again, Trump is demonized. But the President’s larger point – for all his bluster and exaggeration and too much tweeting – is, “Hey! guys, why don’t we – all of us – do away with tariffs altogether.”
My guess is that, in time, Trump and the US, because we are so large a trading partner, will force others to accord the US better tariff treatment. That’s my guess. I don’t believe a tariff war is coming: it would hurt our trading partners so much more than it would us. I commend Trump for his courage and fortitude to try to make trading fairer for our workers, for the USA, and for others. The fact that other US Presidents ignored this injustice makes it no more right than that those same Presidents ignored US laws governing illegal immigration.
As for the Fed, here, too, context is lost. We see only higher rates and that spells recession is around the block.
I beg to differ. Interest rates are still low, by historical standards, but moving up slowly, reflecting a strong and improving economy after ten years of being on bed rest or trapped by a President who was not particularly interested in economic growth. And economic growth is a key element here. As long as the Fed’s rate increases do not get ahead of economic growth, we’re probably fine with respect to avoiding a recession. What that means is that the Fed’s short term rate (“the Fed funds rate”) is right now between 1.75% and 2%, and is still below the ten-year treasury note (about 2.9%) and the growth rate of the economy. That last number is a key, and the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank estimates that the economy, in this second quarter of 2018, is growing at 4.7% a year. We’ll know better in a month or so, but that Atlanta Fed number is a stunner. In the Obama years, the economy was growing, on average, at about 2% a year, and we were told that our aging economy couldn’t grow faster, that we should get used to “a new normal” and more government intervention.
My guess, folks, amid the heat and humidity of summer in the Midwest USA, is that we’ll get through the tariff stuff, after some threats and drama, with something better than we currently have in America, and that interest rates’ upward movements are not about to kill us or throw us into a recession. Not that we will never have a recession again, please know, but that we’re not about to have one yet.
So, as Lynch and Buffet told me I tell you: be a contrarian. Stick to your convictions, and don’t let you emotions hijack your retirement.
God bless you all.

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I'm getting ready for a real update soon, after I catch the Gang of Four show tonight and, with any luck, the Coldplay gig tomorrow (not bloody likely), but my dear friend Heidi and her pal Brian managed to dig up my review of a monumental Jon Brion show from last year. So before another board/PC crashes and I don't get to see this again, I'll post this for posterity.
Jon Brion + friends, Largo, Feb. 20, 2004: I'll spare you the excruciating details of Jon Brion's set, except that he played my request for "Milkshake," the Kelis song. We weren't sure he was going to do it, but once that beat kicked in, we had no doubt. Of course, the vocoder-treated vocals and the freaky keyboard bits helped a lot too. Out of all the covers I've heard at Largo, "Milkshake" is certainly one of the least likely tunes I would've expected, but damn, it was fun!!!!!
Anyway, Neil Finn made a surprise appearance at Largo this past Friday. No one said why he's in town, but I suspect it may have something to do with the upcoming Finn Brothers album. All I know is that from our seat at the back of the room, I nearly had a heart attack during dinner when I saw him wandering about. Seriously, I could barely breathe when I spied him. To think that I've been conspiring for about four years now to catch one of his impromptu shows at Largo, and Neil just happens to show up the weekend that my friends convinced me to go.
Neil joined the openers, Goldenboy, for a few songs. For those unfamiliar with Goldenboy, it's basically Shon Sullivan, who played with Neil on his last couple of tours and also with the eels on their most recent tour. He had a few other musicians joining him, including Neil's drummer from the last tour. After about three or four songs, Shon introduced Neil, at which point gasps could be heard through the audience. Neil approached the stage with a small cupcake atop which sat a single lit candle for Shon's birthday. We sang "Happy Birthday" to him, then Neil joined in for a handful of songs, taking the piano, then the guitar, as well as backing vocals.
Jon followed with his usual set, complete with original songs, covers, and a couple of small freakouts. After a short break, Jon, Neil, Shon, and Scott came back out around 1 a.m. and commenced the second set. I couldn't believe that people actually left before Neil came on. I mean, this is the stuff of Largo legend. Sheesh.
They began with a standard that Neil said was his father's favorite song, "I Can't Get Started with You." From there, they went into a number of Neil Finn classics, and they rounded out the set with Benmont Tench on the piano, helping them on a bunch of covers.
Before they started "Hole in the River," Neil commented that Flanagan assured him that the entire band already knew the song, but it was obvious that they were just making it up as they went along, as they all stared at Neil for musical cues through the song. I thought I had pretty much died and gone to heaven when Neil sang "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow," but that may have been topped by "I'm So Tired" with Neil on lead vocals (and forgetting the lyrics), Jon on backing vocals, and Benmont hitting the toy piano now and then. Just before that was another classic moment, where the entire supergroup literally put their heads together to figure out what song to do next, and we overheard Jon recommending a song because "it only has one chord." That song turned out to be "Tomorrow Never Knows." They nearly ended with "You Really Got Me" done in three different styles: traditional, "acoustic folk," and Merle Travis. But they came back for a medley of a rockabilly song I didn't recognize, then "Jeepster," then "That's All Right Mama."
Then it was 2 a.m. and we finally went home. As soon as we reached the car, I called Largo's answering machine and made a reservation for Neil's show at Largo a week later. Here's the setlist as best as I can tell:
--Someone Else's Problem Now
--I Was Happy with You
--Why Do You Do This to Yourself
--I'm on a Roll with You
--Walking through Walls
--I'll Take You Any Day
--You Made the Girl
JON BRION AND NEIL FINN
--I Can't Get Started with You
--Driving Me Mad
--Hole in the River
--Not the Girl You Think You Are
--Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
--Tomorrow Never Knows
--I'm So Tired
--You Really Got Me
--unidentified song/Jeepster/That's All Right Mama
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