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HALBERT
[Ja‡]mes, s. James and Jannet, May 23, 1761.
William, s. James and Jannet, Jan. 4, 1763.
––––h, d. James and Jennet, June 9, 1765.
Nathaniel, s. James and Jennet, Mar. 5, 1767.
Sarah, d. James and Jennet, Oct. 23, 1769.
Clarisa, d. Lemuel and Milley, Jan. 3, 1804, in Cumberland.
Levi, s. Lemuel and Milley, July 18, 1805, in Cumberland.
Susanna, d. Lemuel and Milley, July 19, 1807.
Mary Ann, d. Lemuel and w., May 2, 1808.
Vienna, d. Lemuel and Milly, Apr. 12, 1812.
Amelia, d. Leonard and Milla, Mar. 26, 1818.
Sally Jane, ch. Lemuel and Milla, Sept. 11, 1820.
Smith Arnold, ch. Lemuel and Milla, Nov. 4, 1822.
Caroline, d. Levi and Mariah, May 16, 1828.
Seth Barton, ch. Levi B. and Mariah, Jan. 6, 1830.
Henry Clay, ch. Levi B. and Mariah, Mar. 13, 1832.
Lucy Jane, ch. Levi B. and Mariah, Aug. 20, 1834.
Ellen Bonn, d. Levi B. and Maria, Oct. 2, 1836.
Elizebeth Durant, d. Levi B. and Mariah, Mar. 20, 1839.
––––– [? Hamilton], d. John, ––– ––, 1741.
–––––, d. John, ––– 5, 1743.
–––––, s. John and Mary, ––t. 4, 1745.
–––––, s. John and Mary, Feb. 16, 1748.
Joseph, s. Thomas and Margrey, Aug. 17, 1750.
–––––, d. John and Mary, June 23, 1751.
Margret, d. Thomas and Margret, Feb. 2, 1754.
–––––, s. John and Mary, June 30, 1754.
–––––, s. John and Mary, Sept. 28, 1756.
James, s. James and Sarah, Dec. 20, 1758.
–––––, s. John and Mary, Jan. 27, 1760.
John, s. James and Sarah, Nov. 18, 1760.
Susannah, d. James and Sarah, Feb. 8, 1763.
John Allexander, s. Thomas and Jannet, May 13, 1764.
Anne, d. Thomas and Jannet, Aug. 9, 1765.
Thomas, s. James and Sarah, Oct. 8, 1765.
James, s. Thomas and Jannet, May 23, 1767.
Thomas, s. Thomas Jr. and Jannet, May 14, 1769.
–––ob, s. Robert, June 26, 1770.
[Rober‡]t, Oct. 26, 1772.
Oliver, s. Joseph and Anne, Oct. 1, 1774.
Jacob, s. Joseph and Anne, Jan. 21, 1777.
Anne, d. Joseph and Anne, Feb. 19, 1778.
Elizebath, d. Joseph and Anne, Dec. 1, 1781.
Joel, s. Joseph and Anne, June 29, 1784.
Isaac, s. Joseph and Anne, Dec. 5, 1786.
Joseph, s. Joseph and Anne, Mar. 15, 1789.
Reuben, s. Joseph and Anne, Nov. 1, 1791.
Polley, d. Joseph and Anne, July 11, 1794.
Anne, d. Oliver and Battsey, Jan. 22, 1803.
Maria Augustia, d. Joseph W. and Bathua, July 25, 1804.
Willis, s. Oliver and Battsey, Feb. 5, 1805.
Bathshua, d. Barna and Anne, Sept. 18, 1805.
Warren Brigham, s. Joseph Warren and Basha, June 10, 1806.
Betsy, d. Oliver and Betsy, July 22, 1807.
Silvia, d. Oliver and Betsey, Sept. 2, 1811.
Hiram [dup. Hirum] Sumner, s. Isaac and Rachel, Oct. 3, 1811.
Julian, d. [sic] Joel and Abigal, Feb. 5, 1813.
Vina Franklin, d. Oliver and Betsey, Mar. 19, 1813.
Enock Clinton [dup. omits Clinton], s. Isaac and Rachel, Jan. 4, 1814.
George Whitfield, s. Oliver and Betsey, Apr. 4, 1816.
Charlottee, d. Isaac and Rachel, Apr. 7, 1816.
Joseph Warren, s. Joel and AbigaI, June 8, 1816.
Horrace Milton, s. Joel and Abigal, Dec. 31, 1818.
Mary Ann, d. Isaac and Rachel, July 12, 1819.
Cynthy Westley, d. Oliver and Betsey, Dec. 9, 1819.
Homer, s. Joseph and Silvia, Mar. 23, 1821.
Augustus, s. Joseph and Silvia, Dec. 4, 1821 [dup. 1820].
Emily, d. Isaac and Rachel, Feb. 9, 1822.
Harriet Augusta, d. Joseph and Silvia, Jan. 20, 1823.
George Judson, ch. Joseph and Silva, Jan. 23, 1825.
Hannah Emeline, ch. Joseph and Silva, Mar. 13, 1827.
Rosette Ann, ch. Joseph and Silva, May 13, 1829.
Marietta, ch. Joseph and Silvia, May 3, 1832.
Henry Clay, ch. Joseph and Silvia, Apr. 9, 1834.
Frances Jannet, d. Joseph and Sylvia, Apr. 30, 1836.
James, s. John Hankes and Esther, Feb. 12, 1814.
Nehmiah Randle, s. John and Esther, July 28, 1819.
Warner, s. John and Esther, Dec. 22, 1820.
John M., s. John and Esther, Aug. 29, 18244
Ziza Ambrose, s. John and Esther, Sept. 16, 1828.
Alfred [dup. Alford], s. Ira and Elmira [dup. Almira], Mar. 21, 1831.
Adaline, ch. Ira and Almira, Nov. 18, 1833.
Perlina, ch. William and Nancy, Nov. 4, 1835.
Rozett, ch. William and Nancy, Apr. 3, 1837.
HANNUM (Hannam)
Grove, s. David and Elizabeth, July 16, 1791, in Belchertown.
Henry, s. David and Elizabeth, Sept. 9, 1795, in Belchertown.
Sidney, s. David and Elizabeth, June 10, 1796, in Belchertown.
David Birs, s. David and Battsey, Sept. 5, 1799.
Moses, s. David and Elizabeth, June 12, 1803.
Nathenial Little [Hannam], s. David and Elizabeth, July 1, 1806.
Leonard Arnold, s. David and Elizabeth, Dec. 19, 1807.
Pathania, d. Pliney and Polly, June 4, 1809.
Arnold, s. Pliney and Polly, Oct. 11, 1810.
–––ny Jr., s. Pliny and Polly, Apr. 3, 1815.
Moses, s. Pliny and Polly, Oct. 9, 1818.
Lydia, d. Pliny and Polly, Aug. 3, 1820.
Gulley Potter, s. Henry and Mitty, Apr. 24, 1821.
William, s. Grove. w. and Amelia, Dec. 12, 1821.
Josiah Wright, s. Henry and Mitty, Oct. 16, 1822.
John Qincy Adams, s. Grove W. and Amelia, July 25, 1823,
Elizabeth, ch. Grove W. and Amelia R, June 2, 1827.
Amelia Mariah, ch. Grove W. and Amelia B., Jan. 1, 1829.
Harriet Augusta, d. Grove W. and Amelia B., Dec. 5, 1831.
Henry Clay, s. Grove W. and Amelia R, June 19, 1838.
Martha A. [dup. Antinette], d. Grove W. and Amelia [dup. Milly], Oct. 11, 1843 [dup. 1844, an error].
HARKNESS
Isaac, s. John and Keziah, Sept. 27, 1782.
Anna, d. David and Sarah, Oct. 24, 1782.
Polly [dup. Polley], d. John and Keziah, July 14, 1784.
Sarah, d. David and Sarah, Oct. 19, 1784.
Patte, d. John and Keziah, ––– 16, 1786.
Bettey, d. John and Keziah, Apr. 16, 1786.
Joel, s. Damel and Lyda, Aug. 25, 1786.
John Jr., s. John and Keziah, Mar. 31, 1788.
Betsy, d. Daniel and Lyda, Oct. 23, 1788.
Susanah, d. David and Sarah, Jan. 8, 1789.
Veste, d. John and Keziah, July 29, 1790.
Cloe, d. Daniel and Lydia, Sept. 23, 1790.
Nancy, d. Daniel and Lyda, Sept. 1, 1792.
William, s. John and Keziah, Jan. 12, 1793.
Lovicy, d. Daniel and Lyda, June 23, 1794.
Daniel, s. Daniel and Lyda, June 5, 1796.
Prisilla, d. Daniel and Lyda, May 19, 1798.
Lyda, d. Daniel and Lyda, Mar. 13, 1800.
Ambrose, s. John and Kesiah, Feb. 15, 1801.
Huldah, d. Daniel and Batsey, Dec. 6, 1803.
Anne, d. Daniel and Battsey, June 29, 1805.
Dexter Right, s. Daniel and Betsey, May 26, 1807.
Lonzo Oliver, d. [sic] Daniel and Betsey, Aug. 5, 1809.
Edwin Oliver, s. Daniel and Betsey, June 7, 1811.
Ambrose, s. John Jr. and Esther, Nov. 10, 1811.
Adaline, d. John and Esther, Mar. 21, 1813.
Edward, s. William and AbigaI, Sept. 9, 1817.
Sumner, s. John Jr. and Esther, Nov. 17, 1817.
Grove, s. William and Abigal, Oct. 25, 1818.
Anna, d. John Jr. and Esther, Oct. 2, 1819.
Harvy, s. John and Esther, May 25, 1821.
William Jr., s. William and Abigail, June 16, 1821.
Isaac, s. William and Abigail, Feb. 1, 1822.
Harriot B., ch. William and Abigail, Feb. 21, 1827.
Abigail H., ch. John and Esther, Feb. 8, 1828.
John R., ch. William and Abigail, Mar. 26, 1830.
Martin H., ch. John and Esther, Nov. 19, 1830.
Henry, s. John and Esther, Feb. 25, 1833.
Joseph S., s. Sumner and Mary A., Jan. 26, 1848.
Lewis, s. Thomas and Sally, Aug. 13, 1795.
Sally, d. Thomas and Sally, Nov. 20, 1796.
Luke, s. David (Haskiel) and Polley, Nov. 18, 1811.
Maryann H., d. Chester and Maryann, Apr. 2, 1848.
HATCH (Hach)
Maria [Hach], d. Harris and Dabroh, Sept. 6, 1802.
Nancy Harris [Hach], d. Haris and Dabrough, Nov. 22, 1805.
HATHAWAY
Betsy, d. Jonathan and Catharine, July 30, 1786, in Brookfield.
James, s. Jonathan and Catharine, Sept. 28, 1788, in Brookfield.
Jonathan, s. Jonathan and Catharine, Sept. 25, 1791, in Brokfield.
Dexter, s. Jonathan and Catharine, July 1, 1793, in Brookfield.
David, s. Jonathan and Catharine, June 20, 1796, in Brookfield.
HAYDEN (Haden, Headen, Heydon)
Phebe [Haden], d. Thomas and Molley, Mar. 31, 1795.
Sarah [Hayden], d. Thomas and Molly, Oct. 6, 1797.
Sybil [Headen], d. Thomas and Molly, Oct. 8, 1806.
Carolin F., d. Capt. Thomas and Chole, July 17, 1825.
Charles Carrol [Heydon], s. Capt. Thomas and Chloe, Feb. 13, 1828.
Josephine Celistina [Heydon], d. Capt. Thomas and Chloe, Apr. 2, 1831.
Milo [Heydon], s. Thomas and Cloe, Oct. 25, 1833.
Rufus, s. Ichabod and Ruth, Aug. 14, 1790.
Zebina, s. Ichabod and Ruth, Nov. 3, 1791.
Cyntha, d. Ichabod and Ruth, May 29, 1796.
Sibyl, d. Ichabod and Ruth, May 16, 1799,
Jonathen, s. Silas and Polly, June 13, 1800.
Suky, d. Ichabod and Ruth, Jan. 6, 1806.
Ephriam, s. Sampson and Prudence, Feb. 6, 1765.
William, s. John and Parces, Aug. 25, 1789.
John, s. John and Parcis, Nov. 2, 1791.
Katuren, d. John and Parcis, Sept. 21, 1793.
Mary, d. Nehemiah and Anne, Jan. 25, 1777.
John, s. Nehemiah and Anne, July 23, 1780.
Sarah, d. Nehemiah and Anne, Oct. 5, 1782.
Anne, d. Nehemiah and Anne, May 14, 1785.
Vesta, d. Nehemiah and Anne, May 10, 1787.
Leonard, s. Nehemiah and Anne, Sept. 13, 1791.
Luzetta, d. Nehemiah and Anne, Feb. 9, 1794.
Hannah Lovering, d. Nehemiah and Anne, Nov. 3, 1796.
HOAR (Hore, Horr)
Rachel [Hore], d. John Hoar and AbigaI, Feb. 15, 1793.
Sarah, d. John and Abigal, May 1, 1795.
Judah, d. John and Abigal, Jan. 5, 1797.
Harmon Parce [Hore], s. John Hoar and Martha, Abigal, Jan. 29, 1799.
Marcy, d. John and Abigal, Sept. 20, 1802.
Harit, d. John and Abigal, Apr. 11, 1804.
Adah, d. John and Abigal, Feb. 4, 1806.
Nelson, s. John and AbigaI, Oct. 23, 1807.
Evelina, d. John and Abigal, May 5, 1809.
Edmund, s. John and Abigal, Jan. 9, 1811.
Hapy, d. Jonathan and Pricilly, Sept. 4, 1811.
–abath, d. Calvin and Betsey, Apr. 22, 1813.
William Godfrey, s. John and Abigal, Oct. 14, 1813.
–––in Jr., s. Calvin and Betsey, May 29, 1814.
–––al, s. Calvin and Betsey, Jan. 15, 1817.
Lorana Adeline Pierce [Horr], ch. Phillip and Harriot, Sept. 21, 1825, in Prescott.
Sarah Abigail Hunter [Horr], ch. Phillip and Harriot, Mar. 27, 1829, in Prescott.
Loiza Jane, d. Phillip and Harriet, May 23, 1831.
Martha Ann [Horr], ch. Harmon and Martha, May 16, 1833.
Charles Henry [Horr], ch. Harmon and Martha, Oct. 21, 1835.
Sila Emily [dup. E.] [Horr], d. Nelson and Mary, Apr. 22, 1838.
Fanny Maria Howard [Horr], d. Harmon and Martha, Aug. 21, 1838 [blotted].
Elbridge F. [Horr], s. Nelson and Mary, Jan. 22, 1840.
––––– [Horr], ch. Hammon P. and Martha, Oct. 26, 1844.
HODGKIN
Charles Wedge, s. Joseph and Roxey, Feb. 10, 1822.
–––en, s. Hugh and Elisabeth, Sept. 3, 1759.
–––––, s. James and Ester, Mar. ––, 1748.
–––––, d. James and Easter, Oct. 18, 1749.
–––––, d. James and Easter, Feb. 2, 1752.
–––––, s. James and Easter, Mar. 10, 1754.
Sally, d. Daniel and Battsey, Mar. 10, 1802.
Edwin Holland, s. James and Nancy, Sept. 16, 1814.
Austin Harkness, s. James and Nancy, Sept. 26, 1816.
Dexter Wright, s. James and Nancy, Sept. 13, 1818.
Sally Ann, d. James and Nancy, Oct. 19, 1820.
Lovicy Smith, d. James and Nancy, Oct. 20, 1822.
Austin, s. Nathen and Betsey, June 1, 1811.
Luther, s. Nathan and Betsey, Nov. 22, 1813.
Lydia, d. Nathan and Betsey, Aug. 5, 1817.
HOUSTON (Housten, Husten)
––––t [Housten], s. David and Mary, Mar. 6, 1758.
–––––, s. David and Mary, June 10, 1759.
David [Husten], s. Robert and Katrinen, Oct. 3, 1784.
Mary [Husten], d. David and Sarah, Sept. 13, 1785.
James [Husten], s. Robert and Cataren, July 24, 1786.
Elizabeth [Husten], d. Robert and Caturen, Nov. 10, 1787.
John [Husten], s. Robert and Caturen, May 17, 1789.
Sarah [Husten], d. Robert and Caturen, Apr. 27, 1791.
Samuel [Husten], s. David and Marthew, Feb. 15, 1792.
David [Husten], s. David and Marthew, July 3, 1793.
William [Husten], s. Robert and Caturen, Nov. 10, 1794.
Robert [Husten], s. David and Marthew, Mar. 24, 1795.
John Orr [Husten], s. David and Marthew, Mar. 21, 1797.
Pattrick [Husten], s. Robert and Caturen, Aug. 17, 1798.
Anne [Husten], d. David and Marthew, Mar. 1, 1799,
Sarah, d. David and Martha, Aug. 20, 1807.
Sarahann, d. John O. and Lucy, May 3, 1819.
Mary, d. John Or. and Lucy, Dec. 5, 1820.
Rebecca S. "for Smith," d. John Or. and Lucy, Jan. 6, 1823.
Winthrop Bailey, s. John Or. and Lucy, July 8, 1825.
Alford Taylor, s. John O. and Lucy, Feb. 12, 1828.
Martha Jane, d. John O. and Lucy, Feb. 14, 1831.
Osmund Nelson, s. John O. and Lucy, May 2, 1836.
Lyman Augustus, s. John O. and Lucy, July 15, 1838.
William Otis, s. John O. and Lucy, Dec. 15, 1841.
Silva, d. Joseph and Huldah, May 14, 1807.
Joseph Arnold, s. Joseph and Huldah, Apr. 26, 1809.
Lucy, d. Joseph and Huldy, Oct. 25, 1811.
HOWE (How)
Mary, d. –––––, Oct. 20, 1773.
Almira [How], s. Joel and Dolly, Jan. 6, 1804.
Nancy, d. Elijah and Abi, May 17, 1798.
Lucha, d. Elijah and Abi, June 7, 1800.
HUMPHREY (Humphires, Humphries)
Mary, d. Noah and Mary, Jan. 17, 1816.
Harriot, d. Noah and Mary, Oct. 5, 1818.
Noah Jr. [Humphries], s. Noah and Mary, Nov. 19, 1820.
Benjamin Franklin [Humphires], s. Noah and Mary, Sept. 19, 1823.
Huldah, d. Samuell and Sarah, Feb. 2, 1768.
Joshua Osgood, s. Samuell and Sarah, July 6, 1770.
[Sarah‡] d. James and Susanah [dup. Susanna], Feb. 24, 1769 [dup. 1768].
[Susannah‡] d. James and Susanah, Dec. 10, 1771.
John, s. James and Susanah, July 12, 1773.
William, s. James and Susanah, Oct. 5, 1775.
Anne, d. James and Susanah, May 7, 1778.
James, s. James and Susanah, Nov. 11, 1780.
Sally, d. William and Nabby, Feb. 24, 1803, in Greenwich.
Syrena, d. William and Nabby, Feb. 12, 1805, in Greenwich.
Nabby, d. William and Nabby, Sept. 4, 1807.
Clarinda, d. William and Abigal, Nov. 18, 1809.
Anna, d. William and Nabby, May 18, 1812.
Fanna, d. William and Abigal, July 21, 1814.
James William, s. William and Abigail, June 5, 1817.
John Lyman, s. William and Abigail, Mar. 13, 1821.
Mary Elisabeth, d. Stephen [b. Hadley] and Hannah, Nov. 18, 1836, in Hadley.
Lorenzo L., s. Stephen [b. Hadley] and Hannah, Mar. 11, 1838, in Hadley.
Ebenezer D., s. Stephen [b. Hadley] and Hannah, May 2, 1840.
Maria P., d. Stephen [b. Hadley] and Hannah, Oct. 28, 1841, in Hatfield.
George Stephen, s. Stephen [b. Hadley] and Hannah, Oct. 23, 1843, in Hatfield.
Thomas M., s. Stephen [b. Hadley] and Hannah, Jan. 25, 1846, in Hatfield.
HYDE (Hide, Hiyde)
––––– [Hiyde], s. Samuell (Hyde) and Hanah, Sept. 17, 1766.
[An‡]drew, s. Samuell. Feb. 1, 1768.
Hanna, d. Samuell. May 28, 1770.
Jean, d. Samuell and Han––, June 5, 1772.
Isabel, d. Samuell and Hannah, June 30, 1774.
Samuell, s. Samuell and Hannah, Nov. 27, 1776.
Eunice, d. James and Marthew, Oct. 30, 1788.
Andrew, s. James and Marthew, Nov. 3, 1790.
Chester, s. James and Marthew, Feb. 23, 1793.
Lyda [Hide], d. Andrew and Mary, Jan. 7, 1794.
Mary, d. James and Marthew, Dec. 23, 1794.
Ira, s. Andrew and Mary, Oct. 28, 1795.
Reuben, s. James and Marthew, Jan. 29, 1797.
Lucius, d. Andrew and Mary, Sept. 3, 1798.
Rufus, s. James and Marthew, Oct. 30, 1798.
Marthew, d. James and Marthew, Aug. 24, 1800.
Hannah, d. Andrew and Mary, Mar. 3, 1801.
Syntha, d. James and Marthew, July 4, 1802.
Silvey, d. James and Marthew, June 18, 1804.
Samuel Gilbert McHerard, s. Andrew and Mary, Nov. 22, 1806.
Charles Austin, s. James and Martha, Apr. 6, 1808.
Rosalind, s. [sic] Andrew and w., July 16, 1809.
Melancthan Hamilton, s. Chester and Catharine, July 25, 1825, in Utica.


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Tag: Effective Space
Effective Space, IAI Announce Partnership on Satellite Servicing
September 12, 2018 News 0
Credit: Effective Space
PARIS (IAI PR) — IAI and Effective Space – a company pioneering last mile logistics in space – today announced that they have signed a term sheet for cooperation, including both technological and financial partnerships. Under the conditions of the term sheet,
Effective Space will appoint IAI as the primary contractor of its SPACE DRONETM spacecraft, while IAI will work to complete the necessary approvals for equity investment in Effective Space. The term sheet follows more than a year of cooperation, during which both companies have been jointly working on the SPACE DRONETM spacecraft design.
ILS to Launch 2 Satellite Servicing Spacecraft for Effective Space
March 12, 2018 March 12, 2018 News 1
WASHINGTON, DC (ILS PR) — ILS, a U.S.-based leading global commercial launch services provider and UK headquartered Effective Space announce their intent to contract to deliver two of Effective Space's SPACE DRONE™ spacecraft into orbit. The Proton Breeze M rideshare launch is planned for 2020 from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
"ILS is focused on serving the satellite industry with flexible, and affordable launch solutions and our agreement with Effective Space is a perfect example of that. The performance of the Proton Breeze M vehicle to deliver the SPACE DRONE™ spacecraft directly to geostationary orbit combined with our decades-long history of launching dual or multiple spacecraft at one time, makes it a natural fit for Proton to deploy their spacecraft," said ILS President Kirk Pysher. "This combination of performance and experience will enable Effective Space to realize their mission objective in the most expedient and effective way possible."
Effective Space Enters Satellite Servicing Arena
January 17, 2018 January 17, 2018 News 0
A UK-based company called Effective Space says it has signed an agreement with an unidentified spacecraft operator to provide satellite servicing capabilities, the BBC reports.
Effective Space says its two servicing "Space Drones" will be built using manufacturing expertise in the UK and from across the rest of Europe.
The pair, which will each be sized about the same as a washing machine and weigh less than 400kg, are expected to launch on the same rocket sometime in 2020.
Once in orbit, they will separate and attach themselves to the two different geostationary telecommunications satellites that are almost out of fuel.
The drones, using their own propulsion systems, will then take over station-keeping duties 36,000km above the Earth, ensuring the satellites can continue to point in the right direction to transmit their signals.
On its website, Effective Space says it will launch two SPACE DRONE spacecraft with universal, non-intrusive docking systems in 2020.
"'Phase One' roll-out is providing life-extension services to operators of satellites in Geosynchronous Earth Orbit (GEO), including station-keeping, relocation, deorbiting, orbit correction, inclination correction and 'bringing into use' (BIU)," the website states.
"Further phases will see platform adaptations to support the evolving low-earth-orbit (LEO) constellations, as well as active-debris-removal (ADR) and in-space explorations, mining and manufacturing logistics," the website adds.

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107: How Jerrad made the move that changed his life and his career
I Heart Radio
JERRAD DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HE WANTED
He only knew that the Account Representative role he was doing definitely wasn't it. He came to us stressed out, burnt out, and well aware that he needed to make a change. The question of course was "how?" and if not this, then what would make him happy?
Over the next five months, Jerrad did the hard work to identify what his "ideal career" could look like and then made the transition to work he describes as his dream job while at the same time relocating his family to a life they designed together!
The importance of listening to yourself and paying attention to signs that your job is making you miserable.
How having a detailed plan and set of criteria for what you want is essential for making it happen.
That no matter where you are, how stuck you may feel, you can make the move to something better.
Jerrad's work was literally making him sick. The long hours and constant demands of the job had begun to wear on him to the point where he was waking up in the night with stomach pains. He knew something needed to change. This wasn't what he wanted for himself or his family. He and his wife took action. Together they began designing the life they wanted. We know that there are a lot of other folks like Jerrad out there, stuck in careers that are making you miserable, and we wanted to share his story as proof that you don't have to settle. You have more control over your circumstances than you might think. And you can either let your "life happen to you…or you can happen to your life!"
IF YOU'RE OPEN TO IT, THERE ARE OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN NEW SKILLS WHEREVER YOU GO.
Jerrad had a small chemical application sales business in Colorado, and after he got married, he and his wife ran a small farm too. Eventually, it became evident that working 80-90 hours weeks was not going to work with a young family.
When they got pregnant with their second child, they sold the farm and moved to Yuma, Colorado where Jerrad took a corporate job in the dairy industry. The dairy industry was new to Jerrad but he was up for the challenge. His father had instilled in him a love for learning and the spirit of adventure. He knew no matter what he did, he would learn something valuable.
But, his new job required him to be on call 24/7.
And he and his wife had their third child.
Eventually the constant demands of the job and balancing work with family life began to wear on Jerrad. His stress manifested itself in the stomach pains that woke him up in the middle of the night. He knew that things needed to change.
He and his wife started asking themselves what they truly wanted out of life. They did some serious soul-searching.
Previously, they had gone through Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University and had been to Tennessee where Dave Ramsey has his headquarters. They fell in love with Tennessee.
After careful thought and consideration, they made the decision to move the family to Tennessee.
HOW DO YOU RELOCATE AND GET A NEW CAREER OFF THE GROUND?
Well, it's much easier when you've got support and good coaching.
This is where HTYC entered the picture. Jerrad found the HTYC podcast and before long, began working with Scott. With the personal side of the equation figured out – Tennesee had all of the elements that he wanted for himself and his family – Jerrad knew he needed help figuring out the career piece.
He'd given a 90-day notice to his former employer. (Note: He wouldn't recommend this – he says 30 days would have been more than sufficient.)
Jerrad found his replacement and began training him. About 2/3 of the way into his 90 days, after a discussion with his boss, Jerrad knew it was time to leave the company.
"YOU CAN LET LIFE HAPPEN TO YOU…OR YOU CAN HAPPEN TO YOUR LIFE."
Most people would've been stopped in their tracks here. Staying in a job for fear that the money would run out before they found a new job. Or out of fear, grabbing the next job that came their way.
So, what kept Jerrad focused on the life he wanted?
He says being debt-free made his transition a lot more manageable than it would have been otherwise.
But, he is quick to point out that the worry will always be there, even if you don't have debt. The pressure kept Jerrad pushing forward. He took a rideshare job. He did what he needed to do to stack the odds in his favor and he says it helped him combat the worry. Consistent movement in the direction of the life he wanted for himself and his family finally paid off.
The move to Tennessee also created a deadline for Jerrad's career transition.
DESIGNING A DREAM JOB
Jerrad and his wife Brianne did all the work upfront in choosing the perfect place for their family to live. They knew they wanted to be close to their church, the supermarket, and that Brianne wanted to surround herself with other young mothers. They found exactly what they were looking for in the location they chose.
Applying the same strategy to Jerrad's job search, they looked at everything from salary to the amount of travel required and put together a "checklist" that outlined specific criteria for any position he would consider.
YOU NEED TO PUT WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR OUT THERE IN ORDER FOR THE OPPORTUNITIES TO FIND YOU.
As it turned out, Jerrad's relationship-building skills brought the perfect position to him. The position he wanted came to him through some of his associates back in Colorado.
The initial salary he was offered did not fit his criteria – in fact, Jerrad says it was "soulcrushing."
After discussing things with Brianne and with Scott, Jerrad went back to the table to negotiate his salary.
Through honest and open conversations with his new employers and a willingness to deliver the value to offset the salary he wanted, he was able to get more than what he had originally been looking for.
To anyone contemplating a salary negotiation, Jerrad says, "You owe it to yourself. You owe it to yourself and to your family to make the most money you can for the time you are selling."
On the flip side, he says, "…but you'd better be ready produce a whole lot more for them than they're paying you."
"I'M NOT GOING TO BE THAT EVERYDAY PERSON THAT HATES MY JOB, I AM GOING TO STRETCH AND ASPIRE TO BE BETTER."
He wants the message out there that no one needs to settle where they are.
Push yourself and continue to push yourself further. Do a better job, build your skills. Be better. And you'll be compensated for it.
You'll always be scared. That's when you know you're growing. That's when you know success is going to come around the corner.
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The same happens for parents: there's so much on the internet about Autism that parents are drawn to this as the only reason a child might not talk. However, there are several reasons why a 2 year old isn't talking, not just because they have ASD. They might just have a delay in the area of speech, language and communication (there might be a family history), it might reflect overall ability, they might not need to talk as everything is done for them or a combination of some of the above. We have had an influx of referrals for younger children who aren't developing language as they should be. We like to have referrals as young as possible so we can put plans into place to help. Early intervention is vital.
Interaction skills, do they want to interact?
What is their eye contact and non-verbal ability like?
What is their attention and listening like?
Do they understand what is said to them? We need to see if they understand word and phrases. There is a difference between situational understanding so of you have your car keys in your hand and you say 'Shall we go in the car?', they don't need to understand the words to be able to work out what's going on?
What are they communicating without words?
How do they get their message across?
In Fred's case, his interaction and non-verbal ability is really good. His verbal understanding is age-appropriate. Play is developing well. He gets everything without needing to talk but is sensing the pressure to talk. There is also a family member who had language difficulties as a child. His functional communication is great!
5. Use repetitive rhymes to hesitate on words to give him chance to add the approximation of the word (don't care how he says it just that he has an opportunity).Work out which songs and words so both parents do the same.
I'm going into nursery to discuss Fred's communication skills with them and to see what help they might need. We'll review him at home in 4 weeks and I'll keep you posted on how he gets on!


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MLS clubs were required to submit the names of eleven players that each team would protect from selection by New York City FC and Orland City SC ahead of this Wednesday's expansion draft. The Fire's protected list includes a few minor surprises in Juan Luis Anangono and Robert Earnshaw. Because clubs are required to "protect" a certain number of internationals (total number minus three) both Anangono and Earnshaw were added to the list although neither is expected to return next season. In Anagono's case, he has had some success on loan at LDU Quito and the Fire may be able to move him to an interested club in South America this January.
Among the other nine names protected by the Fire there aren't many surprises. Alex's option was not picked up and the Fire are looking to bring him back at a lower rate than his 2014 salary so his inclusion may be considered another small upset. He also no longer qualifies as an international since he received a green card last June. Quincy Amarikwa, Razvan Cocis (the third international), Sean Johnson, Jeff Larentowicz, Mike Magee, Patrick Nyarko, Lovel Palmer, and Matt Watson are the others on the safe list.
Homegrown players Harry Shipp, Chris Ritter, and Victor Pineda are also exempt from selection although Pineda is out of contract.
In Cochrane's case the Fire did pick up his option but left him unprotected for the expansion draft. It's also still possible that Ward could be back although his loan deal has expired and he has returned to Tottenham.
Here's the complete list of players available for NYCFC and Orlando on Wednesday. Clubs can remove one player from the list once one of their players is selected. Teams can only lose a maximum of two players on Wednesday. It should also be noted that this list is only the names of players available in the expansion draft and not necessarily the list of players that will be available via the Re-Entry draft.
In other news, the official signing of former Galaxy midfielder Michael Stephens is expected soon. Stephens spent the last season with Bob Bradley's Stabaek.
Why is Yallop obsessed with Alex? Sure, he can play at a whole bunch of positions, but he's nothing to write home about at any of them.
Guys it's just amazing what a mess the fire are in comparison to the other club. When you think that Nyarko and McGee are both coming off serious operations and Anangano and Earnshaw will not make the team it only leaves 7 moderate players plus some students to make up the team. Hopefully people wait and see what is in hand for the team before investing in the team.
thanks! just read that this morning as well. sounds like a solid pick-up.
So Ward has enough sense to get out of here or Tottenham rather have him back? Sorry to see him go.. nice potential there.
What a mess this club are. Who's our tough guy that can handle a Germaine Jones or a Robbie Keane? Big Red? Come on.. we need to get bigger and stronger and more athletic. We get pushed around way to easily.
Bumsteer, Big Red does not even count in my book as the guy who would boss the other team. In his previous role as a defensive mid he would do that but as a CB his job is different. The sad thing is, the list is even worse without him - Alex? Cocis? Ritter? Those guys are not going to stand up to most stout center mids in the league.
Worse, look at the guys who were traded for in yesterday - there were at least two decent CB options in Borchers and Collin. Granted both are on the older side, and Collin either had an off-year last year or is on the downward side of his career, but it'd be hard to argue that either would be any worse than our current CBs. So either we have zero decent trade bait, the FO is clutching to every asset (allocation money, international spots, draft picks) and doesn't want to deal, or Yallop/Bliss didn't rate them.
As for holding on to Earnshaw and Anangono, I think Guillermo explained pretty clearly that the Fire had no choice - league rules dictated that they protect them. It's stupid, but it's the Don's fault, not the Fire FO. As for Magee and Nyarko, even if coming off injuries, they're still the biggest offensive weapons we have (Igboananike to be determined), and could probably generate something in a trade. And yeah, I find value in the fact that Nyarko's spent his entire pro career with the Fire and that Magee's local.
I just wish that the organization could nurture youngsters like Benji Joya and Marco Franco. Where's our USL affiliate to give them minutes? What's the use of the academy if we can't find a way to get Pineda on the field after how many years? How can we legitimately claim Shipp as an academy product when he played, what, one year there? He grew up in other clubs and with Notre Dame more than with the Fire. If you're not going to spend on acquisitions then you have to find a way to grow the next generation of players. Shopping for cast-offs is only going to get you so far. I'd rather have local bargain bin players representing the team than carpetbaggers like Anangono and journeymen like Ianni, with all due respect to those players.
Surprised they didn't protect Ward, there are several on the protected list I wouldn't have on my team in the first place.
Don't know how much Stephens will contribute, both Nyarko and Magee are still question marks and doubtful if they can return to their top form. Magee will never have another season like 2013.
So far I'm not impressed with the Fire's off season moves, need some talent, not just bit and role players to fill up the roster.
Like a dope I renewed in October, I should have waited because at this point I would have not renewed.


Status: offline Please make it so that you can select more than one set of troops at a time.
Disbanding troops across 40 colonies by the hundreds is a slit your wrist pain.
So we dont have to go to the ships/bases screen and select the particular subject and check its cargo.
This could be done in the left bottom corner VDU. You know where you click on a new object like a space port? And it has a hammer icon which if you click you can select to build a ship?
Thats what I mean by the command menu, the grey boxes to the bottom below the ship picture in the bottom left corner.
Put a view cargo button there, and list the contents in that window.
Status: offline Id like to propose a hyper interrupt base. Basically this base could be positioned at various strategic points surrounding your empire. Similar but different to the hyper deny, this BRINGS you out of war.
I find it kind of terrible that, one enemy ship can destroy your stuff before you have a chance to respond. You either need to keep 10 ships in each system for defense or you could have something like this.
The bases are placed and have an area of effectiveness, research improves range of effectivess, but they could be expensive to build/maintain and available at midpoint up the high tech tree.
that kind of shows what I mean. what you guys think?
Status: offline might also be time to give a right click nested menu for ships. Right now if I want to get a specific ship to patrol a specific system. I either scroll through my list of military ships, find the one I want, then zoom out all the way to see the galaxy map. Zoom in at the system I want patrolled by that specific ship and right click on the sun.
If I could right click on the ship, navigate a nested menu and instruct it to patrol where I wanted.
The menu could look something like 5 basic commands. To keep it simple.
then nested in those menus, like patrol would be colonies, bases, systems, then you click which one you want.
Currently I know of no way to select a ship and send it to patrol somewhere specific, other than to right click on the system you want patrolled, which means you have to have it in view.
2: Locate whatever to protect. Select it, click the selection window to center view, zoom in.
3: Use the back buttons (above the selection window) to select the ship again).
4: Right click the target and give the ship its order.


Fresh cranberries and orange zest add a tart zip to this homemade Apple Cranberry Pie, which is packed with apples, and prepared with my go-to flaky, all-butter pie crust.
This post was created in partnership with Bob's Red Mill.
If you haven't finalized your Thanksgiving Day dessert menu yet, I'm here to help. As I'm sure many of you agree, this holiday would not be complete without pie. It's essential!
You'll want to go easy on the first half of the meal to make room for this incredible Apple Cranberry Pie. Some type of apple pie makes an appearance at my table every year, but this version might be my favorite yet.
Baking apples are combined with warm cinnamon, regular and light brown sugar, fresh orange zest, and orange juice, and combined with fresh cranberries for some zip. The natural tartness of the cranberries, which soften during baking, complements the sweetness of the apple mixture and gives the pie filling a beautiful pink hue.
While the apple cranberry pie filling is fantastic, let's talk about the real star of this pie: the homemade all-butter double pie dough. While I totally understand the rationale behind using store-bought pie doughs (Thanksgiving is a crazy day!), the flavor and texture will never match that of a homemade crust. Trust me.
I've made countless pie doughs, some far more complicated and fussy than others. The all-butter pie dough recipe below is my new go-to method and recipe.
It requires minimal steps and produces an incredibly flaky, tender pie crust that holds up well to various fillings.
If you're making your own pie dough from scratch, I strongly encourage you to seek out high-quality flour and butter. After all, pie dough is usually comprised of only a handful of ingredients. Using the best will produce exceptional flavor and reliable results.
For this recipe, I turned to my go-to everyday baking flour, Bob's Red Mill Organic Unbleached All-Purpose Flour. It is produced from certified-organic, hard red wheat and is unbleached, unbromated (did you know bromate is banned in most countries outside the United States?), and unenriched unlike other conventional all-purpose flours.
Unbleached all-purpose flour, which has mid-level protein percentages, lends itself extremely well to homemade pie crusts and countless other baking tasks. If you're interested in learning more about different types of flour and when to use them, check out my Flour 101 baking reference post for more information.
As is the case with most things in my life (particularly pastries), practice, patience, and a basic understanding is essential for homemade pie dough. Why am I here? Well, I'm here to make the process a bit less stressful.
Similarly to this blackberry peach pie, we'll be making this homemade pie dough using our stand mixer and paddle attachment. Over the years, I've experimented and prepared pie dough in every method possible (pastry cutter, food processor, etc.) and this is my favorite method yet. While you can certainly prepare this dough using other methods, I've found the stand mixer to produce the most consistent results.
the slow mixing speed allows for more precision when slowly adding the water, ensuring that you don't overmix or add too much at a time.
If you're new to homemade pie dough, I highly recommend checking or printing out my 9 tips for fool-proof pie dough before you get started.
There are a few areas in which this apple cranberry pie differs from most of the rest. Unlike other pie fillings, which simply require you to mix the fruit and sugar mixture together before assembling, this recipe requires one extra step. It is a very important one.
If you've ever made fruit pie, you know that fruit can release a lot liquid, particularly when mixed with sugar. This is the process of osmosis. If you don't account for this when preparing the fruit filling, this can lead to the dreaded soggy bottom pie (although, in my opinion, there are worse things in life).
To avoid a runny pie, I turned to one of my favorite tricks inspired the Rose Levy Beranbaum's Pie and Pastry Bible, which recommends macerating the apple slices in the sugar mixture for 30 minutes, draining the liquid, and reducing it on the stovetop to produce a thick syrup.
This method concentrates flavor, as well as reduces the moisture in the pie (resulting in a thicker filling and crisper bottom crust) and discourages gaps from forming between the pie crust and filling during baking. All good things!
Note: Since the apples will lose volume during macerating, I highly recommend slicing the apples on the slightly thicker side (just over 1/4-inch thick) to ensure they don't become too soft during baking.
I highly recommend using a scale to measure dry ingredients for pastries, as this will yield the most consistent results. If you do not own a scale, be sure to fluff the flour before measuring.
Last, but not least, I prefer to bake my pies at a relatively high temperature (425 degrees Fahrenheit) for the entirety of baking. This produces a pie crust with a deep golden color. By baking in the bottom portion of your oven and setting the pie pan on a sheet pan, we'll concentrate heat on the bottom crust, ensuring that it becomes flaky and cooked through completely.
If you're looking to elevate your pie game on Thanksgiving, this is how you do it!
Place the flour, salt, and baking powder in a stand mixer bowl. Transfer the stand mixer bowl and paddle attachment to the freezer (if your freezer is too small, you can place the dry flour mixture in a small bowl or Ziploc bag for chilling). Place the butter in a separate small bowl. Transfer the dry ingredients, tools, and butter to the freezer for 20 minutes to chill. [Note: If you do not have a stand mixer, you can also prepare the dough in a large food processor or by hand using a pastry cutter – be sure to chill all of your tools before using].
Once the ingredients have chilled, mix the dry ingredients with the stand mixer, fitted with the paddle attachment for 5 to 10 seconds over low speed. Over low speed, slowly add the cold butter, adding a few cubes at a time. Continue mixing over low speed until the butter has broken into a mixture of larger and smaller size pieces similar to the size of broken walnut pieces.
Our low speed, add the apple cider vinegar. Add one tablespoon of ice water at a time until the dough is shaggy, but can easily hold together when pressed together with palms. If the dough is struggling to hold together, add a touch more water. The amount of water required will vary from batch to batch depending on kitchen humidity, as well as flour brand, but you will most likely need most of it. Press the dough together into a round disc and cut in half. Wrap each half tightly in plastic wrap and flatten into a disc. Refrigerate for at least 1 hour or, ideally, overnight.
Remove one disc of pie dough from the fridge. Allow it to sit at room temperature for 10 to 15 minutes or until just soft enough to roll. If it is cracking, allow it to rest for an additional 5 minutes. On a lightly floured countertop or marble slab, roll the dough until it is 1/8-inch thick or less and roughly 12.5 inches in diameter. Carefully transfer the dough to a 9.5-inch glass pie pan. Gently lift and nudge the dough into the edges of the pan without stretching the dough. Using a kitchen scissors or a knife, trim any remaining overhang just past the edges of the pan. Brush off any excess flour with a pastry brush, cover with plastic wrap, and chill in the refrigerator for 3o minutes (or up to 3 hours) while you prepare the filling.
In a large mixing bowl, combine the apple slices, orange zest and juice, vanilla extract, sugar, light brown sugar, cinnamon, and salt. Allow the mixture to macerate at room temperature for 30 minutes, tossing occasionally, and release liquid. The apples will shrink fairly significantly and become much more tender. Transfer the mixture to a colander, set on top of a large bowl, to drain any of the macerating liquid. It should release about 1/2 cup of liquid or more, depending on the juiciness of your apples.
Transfer the drained liquid to a small saucepan and add the unsalted butter. Place over medium heat and reduce by half, swirling the pan without stirring. It should be fairly thick, dark, and resemble the texture of a thick syrup.
Meanwhile, remove the second disc of pie dough from the fridge and set aside. Place the apples back into the same large mixing bowl and toss with the cornstarch until it is completely dissolved. Pour on the hot reduced syrup and toss to combine. If the syrup seizes, don't worry. Add the cranberries to the bowl. Allow to cool.
Roll the remaining pie dough disc until it is 1/8-inch thick or less, and about 12 inches in diameter. Remove the pie pan from the fridge and nestle the apple cranberry filling into the crust (try to fill in any air gaps) into the pan. Using your fingertip, slightly moisten the edges of the pie dough with water. Place the top crust pie dough over the fruit filling. Trim any overhang to just 1-inch beyond the edges of the pan. Tuck the overhang of the top crust over and then under the bottom crust overhang border. Press to seal. Using the knuckle of your index finger on one hand (on the inner edge of the crust) and the thumb and index finger of your other hand (on the outer edge), press and crimp the dough. Cover with plastic wrap and freeze for 20 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit with a rack on the lowest level of the oven (preheat for the entirety of the time that the pie chills in the freezer). Set aside a rimmed half sheet pan. Remove the pie from the freezer, make 6, 2-inch wide cuts in the top of the dough, spreading them apart slightly with your fingers to expose the filling. These will help release steam from the pie as it cooks and prevent the moisture from staying within the pie. Brush the top and edges lightly with egg wash. Avoiding the crimped edges, sprinkle lightly with sugar.
Place the pie pan on the rimmed sheet pans and bake at 425 degrees Fahrenheit, uncovered, for 25 to 30 minutes, rotating the pan half way through. Continue baking for an additional 20-30 minutes, covering any edges or crust with aluminum foil to prevent burning, or until the mixture is bubbling slightly and the apples are tender, but still provide some give, when poked through the slits with a knife or cake tester.
Place on a cooling rack and cool for a minimum of 4 hours before slicing and serving.
Filling method inspired by Rose Levy Beranbaum's Pie and Pastry Bible.
Be sure to use the freshest apples possible for this pie. Older apples that have been stored for longer are more likely to become too soft during baking.
It is essential that your pie dough ingredients start/stay as chilled as possible! This ensures minimal gluten development (tenderness) and allows the butter to remain cold as it hits the hot oven (producing flaky layers). Butter that starts to melt or soften quickly will produce a tougher crust with very little flakiness.
Aluminum-free baking powder is added to the pie crust which helps tenderize and discourage crust shrinking. This is optional, so feel free to leave it out if you prefer not to use it.
A small addition of vinegar (aka. acid) in the pie crust helps discourage additional gluten formation. If you do not have apple cider on hand, you can substitute it with white vinegar or freshly squeezed lemon juice for a similar effect. It is not an essential ingredient by any means, but doesn't hurt!
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This is so gorgeous! Thank you for all of the tips and explanation. Can't wait to make it!
Thanks so much Maggie! Really appreciate the feedback and definitely report back if you try it.
looks very good! i will try it. want to say, though, cortland apples don't shrink much when cooked, also they keep their white color better. found that out last year.
Yes! Cortlands are great baking apples! I would have suggested that, but wanted to make a recipe that uses apples that are more easily available at most grocery stores. Unfortunately, I haven't found Cortland to be readily accessible in Chicago!
Oh, what a beautiful looking crust!
Your photography is seriously GOALS.
You're so kind, THANK YOU!! That made my day.
Long time follower, first time commenter – love your blog!
Thank you for the recipe and helpful tips! I will be attempting my first apple pie with homemade crust this Thanksgiving.
Due to time constraints, I plan to make and fully bake the pie the night before. Do you have any tips on baking the night before and storage for a fresh tasting, non-soggy pie the next day? Thank you so much!
Hi Ann! I'm so glad you commented! Thank you so much for reading 🙂 So happy to hear that you're attempting pie for Thanksgiving. I totally understand the desire to back the day before, I'm doing that too because I will have way too much other stuff to focus on on Thanksgiving and only have one oven.
I love the combination of apples and cranberries together. Makes for such a beautiful pie and so perfect for the holidays.
HI, I'm also a long time lover, first time commenter:). I made it yesterday! It's gorgeous and yummy, but I ant that I completely master it;). So…the crust was a little leathery. A little difficult to cut/chew through…is this because I overworked dough? Thoughts? And what is the effect of using frozen versus fresh cranberries..
Hi Michele! Thanks so much for your comment and I'm glad to hear that you liked the pie! I'm sorry to hear that your crust came out like that – I've never experienced that myself with this dough, but have in the past and the culprit could be any number of things. My guess is that you potentially overworked the dough (sounds like too much gluten developed) when you pressed it together or while rolling it out. And/or you might have added too much water (which would also make it tougher)? It should be fairly shaggy when you press it together and seem on the drier side. You should see larger and smaller chunks of butter throughout. Did you allow the dough to relax for the full hour or longer? Let me know and I'd love to troubleshoot and help out!
I'd be nervous to use frozen cranberries simply due to the extra water content they would contribute, but…it might work? I'm hesitant to advise it without having tested it myself.
I made this and it was AMAZING. Totally the hit of Thanksgiving. Thank you for the wonderful recipe!
Love the pie! Hate the preparation for it. Way too many steps with all the refrigerating and freezing. Going back to good old Betty Crocker.
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Unusual pentatonic scale?
Asked by: Jamie Davis
What are exotic scales?
There are many other possible scales that are not part of the major-minor system; these are sometimes called "exotic" scales, since they are outside the usual Western system. Some, like pentatonic and octatonic scales, have fewer or more notes per octave, but many have seven tones, just as a major scale does.
How many pentatonic scales are possible?
There are two common pentatonic scales: the major pentatonic and the minor pentatonic.
What are the 5 pentatonic scales?
The 5 Major Pentatonic Positions
C Major Pentatonic, 1-4-6 Position.
C Major Pentatonic, 2-4 Position.
What makes the pentatonic scale unique?
Why does the Pentatonic Scale sound so good? The reason why the pentatonic scale sounds so good is because it has no semitones which means that there is no tension between the notes in the scale.
What is the saddest scale?
The minor scale is the pattern in western music typically associated with sad feelings. It includes three different variations called the natural minor scale (or Aeolian mode), the melodic minor scale and the harmonic minor scale.
What is the Chinese pentatonic scale?
Scale and tonality
Most Chinese music uses a pentatonic scale, with the intervals (in terms of lǜ) almost the same as those of the major pentatonic scale. The notes of this scale are called gōng 宫, shāng 商, jué 角, zhǐ 徵 and yǔ 羽.
How many pentatonic shapes are there?
five major pentatonic
Minor. Once you know the five major pentatonic scale shapes, you automatically know the five minor pentatonic scale shapes. It all relates back to the major scale. If we take the notes in our major pentatonic scale, and start on the 6th scale degree of the major scale, you'll be playing in the relative minor key.
What notes are missing in a pentatonic scale?
Look at the intervals in a pentatonic scale, and going up from the root note you'll find a major second, major third, perfect fifth, and major sixth. Both the perfect fourth and the major seventh are omitted in the pentatonic scale, leaving only consonant intervals!
What scales are used in bluegrass?
The most common keys in bluegrass are G, C, D, A, E and F – so it's always a good idea to learn those first. The pentatonic scale is another scale that you should try to nail down early on.
Can we use pentatonic scale to modern music?
Jazz music commonly uses both the major and the minor pentatonic scales. Pentatonic scales are useful for improvisers in modern jazz, pop, and rock contexts because they work well over several chords diatonic to the same key, often better than the parent scale.
Who invented pentatonic scale?
It is believed that the pentatonic scale was used way back in ancient times. The pentatonic scale is known to predate Pythagoras, a Greek philosopher and gnomic poet of Miletus who was born around 560 BC.
Which country uses pentatonic scale?
A variety of pentatonic scales occur in the musics of Native Americans, sub-Saharan Africans, and East and Southeast Asians (e.g., the five-tone slendro scale of the Javanese), as well as in many European folk melodies.
What famous songs use the pentatonic scale?
Major Pentatonic Scale Songs
"Honky Tonk Woman" The Rolling Stones — G major pentatonic.
"Wish You Were Here" Pink Floyd — G major pentatonic.
"Sweet Home Alabama" Lynyrd Skynyrd — G major pentatonic.
"Centerfold" The J. …
"Cannonball" Duane Eddy — G major pentatonic.
"Amazing Grace" Hymn — Any major pentatonic.
What scale does Indian music use?
More comprehensively, swara-graam (scale) is the practical concept of Indian music comprising seven + five= twelve most useful musical pitches.
Are all pentatonic scales the same?
Pentatonic scales contain five notes, which is how it gets its name (Penta=5, tonic = tones). There is a major pentatonic scale and a minor pentatonic scale. The awesome part is that they contain the same note intervals (with differing roots), so the patterns are the same. You just need to learn a new root note.
Is G major pentatonic the same as E minor pentatonic?
And it's G major pentatonic. Since E is the minor six our relative minor of the key we'll play that from E and get minor pentatonic.
Is A minor pentatonic the same as C major pentatonic?
C Major Pentatonic and A Minor Pentatonic are relative scales – the same thing played in a different context. In practical terms, that means the two scales are interchangeable, so with a bit of music theory knowledge, you can make a Major Pentatonic shape sound like a Minor Pentatonic Shape and vice versa.
What are the other two common pentatonic scales?
Minor Pentatonic scale?
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Pentatonic scale with a sharpened 2nd note, any name?
Difference between minor and major pentatonic scale boxes?
Are you able to post a pentatonic minor scale pie chart like the C major one?
Keys and major pentatonic, minor pentatonic or minor harmonic scales?
Which Pentatonic scale to play over which chord in a major key chord progression?
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First of all, this festival is very large. The kids' section had a few different stages and many booths where authors were signing their books. There were many more booths selling books. It was really a big merchandising effort with different companies hawking their education-related programs, et cetera. The mass-merchandising was a bit of a let-down, but at the same time, there were lots of people buying books for their children, so that was great. I felt a little sorry for the performers, though, out there on the open-air stages performing in full sun, especially those with face paint. Yikes!
As is always the case, we met some very nice people, and that's what really makes the experience. A great guy at the Children's Museum of Los Angeles' booth spent time with Charlie and I, giving Charlie much praise for his art project and information on the long-awaited opening of the new Museum.
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Contest-Savvy Surfers Set to Compete for USA and Brazil
Posted December 19th, 2011 - News Posted for ISA News.
Chris Ward (USA), who was a finalist at the 2008 Pipeline Masters, will be looking forward to helping his country earn the Team Gold Medal at the ISA China Cup. Photo: ISA/CoveredImages
Hainan Wanning Riyue Bay International Surfing Festival Presented by Quiksilver
January 7 to 14, 2012
Wanning, Hainan Island, China
As more team rosters are confirmed for the upcoming ISA China Cup, there will be a mix of established stars with up-and-coming talents who will put their surfing on display on the aquamarine left-hand waves at Riyue Bay.
The ISA China Cup is the first event of the Hainan Wanning Riyue Bay International Surfing Festival Presented by Quiksilver, which will begin January 7 and run through January 10. As part of the ISA's plan to help grow the sport of surfing along China's coastline in cooperation with Womei Media, the two-event Festival will present the biggest and most influential surf contests the country has ever seen.
The ISA China Cup will pit 8 National Teams, each with 4 men and 2 women vying for the team and individual gold medals.
"We are very excited about the top level teams from USA and Brazil for the ISA China Cup" said the ISA President Fernando Aguerre, "Bringing an event to China with some of the best and most innovative surfers from the eight top surfing countries in the world, is a huge step forward for a better surfing future".
For many of the surfers scheduled to compete, this will be their first time surfing in China.
"I've never been, so I'm super excited," said Cory Lopez, a former ISA World Surfing Games silver medalist and a long-time ASP World Tour surfer from Florida. "I know pretty much nothing about where we're going, but I saw a picture of the left and it looks super fun."
Accompanying Lopez on Team USA will be Chris Ward from California. Recognized as one of the premiere aerial talents of his generation, and a former Pipeline Masters finalist, Ward should be ready for whatever conditions are on offer for the contest.
Rounding out the USA team will be Taylor Clark and Trevor Thornton for the Open Men, along with Taylor Pitz and Sage Erickson in the Open Women. Erickson will be competing as a rookie on the ASP Women's World Tour in 2012, whereas Clark and Thornton are both still working their way through the upper level of the junior ranks. Thornton won the U.S. West Coast Championships in 2011.
Among the countries vying to keep Team USA from ascending to the top of the podium will be the talent-packed squad from Brazil, which won the copper medal (4th place) at the 2011 Panama ISA World Surfing Games, the qualifying event for the ISA China Cup.
Tomas Hermes and Wiggolly Dantas, experienced ASP Prime events competitors, will travel to China to compete in the Open Men, and they will be accompanied by Bruno Galini Ramos and Messias Mailson da Silva.
In the Open Women, Bruna Schmitz, a former ASP World Tour competitor and Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, will be competing alongside Diana de Souza. De Souza won a bronze medal at the ISA World Junior Championships in 2006.
In addition to the USA and Brazil, the other invited National Teams slated to contend for the ISA China Cup are Australia, France, Argentina, South Africa, Peru, and Venezuela.
The event begins on January 7 with the Parade of the Nations and the Sands of the World Ceremony to be held at the Le Meridian Hotel in the city of Wanning, Hainan Island, China.
Following the ISA China Cup, the Hainan Classic, a $ 95,000 USD prize-purse ASP Men's 4-Star, will take place from January 11 to 14, and will feature some of the best surfers in the world.
Registration for the Hainan Classic is open now on www.aspaustralasia.com
ISA China Cup USA Team
Taylor Clark
Taylor Pitz
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Kevyn Dean
ISA China Cup Brazilian Team
Bruno Galini Ramos
Massias Mailson da Silva
Wiggolly Dantas de Almeida
Stephanie Bruna Schmitz
Diana de Souza
Adalvo Argolo
Gabriel Leal Macedo
The event will be webcasted live on www.hainaninternationalsurfingfestival.com beginning January 7 and until the final day, January 14.
About the International Surfing Association:
The International Surfing Association (ISA), founded in 1964, is recognized by the International Olympic Committee as the World Governing Authority for Surfing. The ISA governs and defines Surfing as Shortboard, Longboard & Bodyboarding, StandUp Paddle (SUP) Racing and Surfing, Bodysurfing, Wakesurfing, and all other wave riding activities on any type of waves, and on flat water using wave riding equipment. The ISA crowned its first Men's and Women's World Champions in 1964. It crowned the first Big Wave World Champion in 1965; World Junior Champion in 1980; World Kneeboard Champions in 1982; World Longboard Surfing and World Bodyboard Champions in 1988; World Tandem Surfing Champions in 2006; World Masters Champions in 2007; and World StandUp Paddle (SUP, both surfing and racing) and Paddleboard Champions in 2012.
ISA membership includes the surfing National Federations of 108 countries on five continents. The ISA is presided over by Fernando Aguerre (ARG). The Executive Committee includes four Vice-Presidents Karín Sierralta (PER), Kirsty Coventry (ZIM), Casper Steinfath (DEN) and Barbara Kendall (NZL), Athletes' Commission Chair Justine Dupont (FRA), Regular Members Atsushi Sakai (JPN) and Jean Luc Arassus (FRA) and ISA Executive Director Robert Fasulo as Ex-officio Member.
Its headquarters are located in La Jolla, California (USA).
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