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The most excellent innovation with NASCAR online TV live is the NASCAR RaceView. It is not only a program that allows you to have control over your racing experience but it also lets you watch the race in a 3D multi angle perspective making you see all the action of live racing from three virtual camera views. With this capability, you can now witness what it is like at the front end of your favorite driver’s car from a different point of view and see all the other cars chasing fast from behind using the draft view. Aerial views also give you the chance to see all the cars in front of your driver’s car. It will really seem like all details, both major and minor, or the on-going racing actions are being covered.

Using the RaceView program to watch NASCAR online TV live, you can then choose what car you would like your eyes to be hooked into. Moreover, you will also receive tons of updated information about the race. Some of the important fine points include track pit statistics, crash updates and all of the driver’s positions in the rankings, which are continually changing based on real time. To top it all, you can also eavesdrop or listen to how the different drivers of each team communicate with one another and how your favorite driver does his own talk as well. All of these are very exclusive features that make you informed at all times. Truly, with this program you will practically get all of the complete action using the convenience of your own personal computer. Raceview may be playing a major role in the evolution of NASCAR telecasts.

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The Distance to Here

The Distance to Here Es gibt ein Leben nach Throwing Copper… – M@rco W. – München
… und zwar mit diesem Album!

Es ist meines Erachtens das kompletteste Album der Band … wirkt wie aus einem Guss ohne die Vielfältigkeit der Band zu schmälern. Wenn gleich nur 2 Songs den Spirit, das Feeling von Throwing Copper wieder aufleben lassen (Feel the Quiet River Rage und Meltdown) sind alle anderen klar strukturiert, eingängig, teils powervoll, teils emotional, ideenreich und einfach gut produziert.

Etwas mehr in die Schiene “Mainstream” … Massenkompatibler, deswegen aber nicht minderer Qualität! Anders als Throwing Copper … aber genauso Beständig und wertvoll!
Nach ,Secret Samadhi’ ließ sich eine Verwandlung von Live in Richtung härteren Rock vermuten, doch was ,The Distance To Here’ anbietet, liegt jenseits aller Erwartungen, die irgendjemand an diese Band hatte.
Die Musik wurde durchaus rockiger, aber auch leichter und konsumierbarer. Das muss nicht zum Nachteil ausfallen – dafür ist diese Platte der Beweis. ,The Dolphin’s Cry’ geriet zum Hit und kann durchaus für den Rest gerade stehen: Klare Akkordstrukturen, einprägsame Melodien, atemberaubende Dynamik und blitzsaubere Produktion. Mit ,Distance’ mausern sich Live zu einer gigantischen Rockband, die es nicht mehr nötig hat, nach Trends zu schielen, sondern einfach nur noch gute Musik machen will. Schade, dass sie dieser Richtung nicht treu geblieben sind, ihnen wäre die Zustimmung eines breiten Publikums und weitere gute Kritiken sicher gewesen.
Im Mittelpunkt stehen überall die Songs, die thematisch zusammen zu hängen scheinen. Alle haben sie entweder mit Wasser und Religiosität zu tun – wahrscheinlich mitgeprägt von Ed’s Guru, der offensichtlich einen guten Einfluss auf seine Kreativität hatte. Ebenso spürbar ist bei jedem Ton Einflüsse der Doors und von Pearl Jam, die Ed’s Band einfühlsam und kraftvoll in die Live-Musik einarbeitet.
Es gibt keinen Song, der nicht aus irgendeinem Grund im Gedächtnis haften bleibt, und jeder hat seinen Platz im Konzept. Die Jungs zeigen hier ihre größtmögliche Geschlossenheit bei optimaler Spiellaune. Meine persönlichen Favoriten sind der Opener ,The Dolphin’s Cry’, , Run To The Water’, ,Voodoo Lady’, , Where Fishes Go’, ,Meltdown’ und vor allem wegen des spirituellen Texten von jenseits der Grenze: ,We Walk In The Dream’. Möglicherweise könnten es, je nach Prägung, auch andere sein, denn sie sind alle gut.
Wo gibt es noch einen Songwriter, der religiös inspirierte Texte mit frischer Musik verbinden kann, ohne gekünstelt zu wirken? ,The Distance To Here’ gehört für mich zu den Platten für die Ewigkeit – nicht zuletzt deshalb, weil ihre Texte inhaltlich über den Tod hinausführen.
Wer allerdings weder die Doors, noch Pearl Jam noch religiös inspirierte Texte mag, sollte woanders nach der Platte seines Herzens suchen. Er wird sich auch durch diese CD nicht mit Live anfreunden können.
Übrigens: Ein Extra-Stern für das wunderschöne Booklet! Es passt 1:1 zum Inhalt und macht immer wieder Laune, die CD zu hören. : THE DISTANCE TO HERE The Distance To Here knüpft nahtlos da an, wo Throwing Copper, der große Erfolg, der die Band in den USA zum Next Big Thing machte, aufhörte. Als hätte es den eher schwachen 1997er Nachfolger Secret Samadhi nie gegeben, laufen Ed Kowalczyk und seine Band wieder zu Höchtsform auf. Kein Wunder, zeichnet doch Jerry Harrison, der schon Throwing Copper zum Mega-Seller machte, wieder als Produzent verantwortlich. Der Opener “The Dolphin´s Cry” plätschert zu Beginn verhalten, wie einst “The Dam At Otter Creek”, um dann in einen bombastischen Refrain auszuufern. Mit “Run To The Water” gelingt Live die schwierige Gratwanderung zwischen Anspruch und Mainstream. Das gekonnte Wechselbad zwischen leisen Tönen und brachialen, opulenten Gitarrenriffs, zwischen sanftem Falsett und aggressivem Aufschrei beherrschen Live noch immer wie keine andere Band. Herzstück und Seele der Musik aber ist die unverwechselbar charismatische und intensive Stimme Kowalczyks, die “vielleicht leidenschaftlichste Rockstimme der Gegenwart” (Musikexpress/Sounds). The Distance To Here ist erstklassiger Alternative-Rock mit Tiefgang. Mystisch, wuchtig und drängend. –Dirk Ruschepaul The Distance to Here

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Children Learn What They Live


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Each year as the weather gets cooler and the holidays approach, we look for ways to help our children understand what it means to be thankful, and how to help those who are less fortunate. We look for ways to get them to appreciate all that they have, not just material things, but also the numerous people in their lives that love, support and care for them.

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What often comes to mind is the poem “Children Learn What They Live” by Dorothy Law Nolte. Not only is this poem framed and hanging on our walls at home, but we also use this poem during staff orientation to encourage role modeling of good values by our counselors. This poem so simply and eloquently tells the importance of showing children how to be good people by doing it ourselves.

One of the lines in the poem is “If children live with sharing, they learn generosity”. From a very young age children benefit from seeing adults share with others. For young children, sharing begins with letting others play with their toys and learning to take turns. Then as they get older, children see you share your time, energy or money with people who are less fortunate or unable to do for themselves. Here at Southwoods we are blessed to have so many sharing and generous families. Year after year, your children swim for Morry’s Camp to help raise money for less fortunate children to go to camp. Then, many of our Southwoods parents continue to share by donating money to Morry’s Camp. It is a very proud time at our reunion each year to be able present Morry’s Camp with a check from Southwoods that includes money from our camp families. There is no better way to teach the lesson of sharing with children than to help others. This year, if you don’t have a charity already, include your children in the process of choosing one. Discuss different causes and let your children tell you what they think is an important cause to contribute to. Then, let them donate their own pennies or dollar. These small acts will have lasting impacts.

The last line of the poem says, “If children live with friendliness, they learn the world is a nice place in which to live. Making friends and being good friends are two things we focus a lot on during the summer months at Southwoods. Through the fall reunion, our winter weekend and our newsletter we encourage our campers to communicate with each other to help foster the friendships that were formed at camp. One of the things we tell our campers is that to get to know someone better, or to become good friends with someone, you have to talk to them and stay in touch. This is the perfect time of year to reach out and tell those people in your life how much you care or appreciate them. Encourage your children to contact camp friends and those people they would like to get to know better. Encourage your child to write letters, draw pictures, make a phone call, send an email or plan a visit with all the people in their lives that they care about. They will learn how to be a more caring person, with lots and lots of practice. And, with all that is going on in the world, learning to make friends and be a friend seems more important than ever.

Children learn what they live. It’s this idea that inspired “The Southwoods Way”. We strive here at Southwoods to role model what you do at home and to help you develop children that are caring, generous, thoughtful people. We truly appreciate getting to spend the summers with your children and getting to know your families. We hope you enjoy the holidays and have lots of fun being thankful this season.

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Children Learn What the Live: Parenting to Inspire Values By Dorothy Law Nolte and Rachel Harris.

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