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I've been looking for this animation test for a long long time. Many thanks to Kushal Ruia for finding it.

Labels: Animation, Cool Stuff

Saturday night, a buddy and I headed to Northern Chicago to see Andrew Peterson and friend's Behold the Lamb of God Concert. It was a amazing. Andrew has some talented friends who "accompanied" him for the concert - Derek Webb, Andy Gullahorn, Jill Phillips, Sandra McCracken, and Eric Peters. They're all a part of a consortium/collaboration/whatever of artists called Square Peg Alliance.

The first half of the concert was a round robin of the group of talented friends taking turns singing a song from their individual albums accompanying eachother and telling funny stories between songs. It was the first time I'd really heard Eric Peters and I really liked his stuff. I was already a fan of the rest so it was nice to find another artist to listen to and I picked up one of his CD's at the intermission.

After the break, they went straight into the Behold the Lamb of God set without any talk between songs- just one majestic anthem after another. They had some very talented other artists supporting them and, of course, one of my favorite instruments - hammer dulcimer baby!

If you can catch him another time, I highly recommend it.

Labels: Music

About a month ago I was talking to a friend about the moon and had a poetic moment...

She walks across the azure field;
Behind a vaporous veil she moves-
Cycled grace tinting her shroud with light;
Peering though a vapored veil,
She breaks forth in glorious display-
Pearl of the night, Watcher of day;

She considers, she reflects
Light not her own,
She shines with glory rebounding-
The light of fiery King of watchful space,
Whose vivid rays trace earth’s rim
to find her face and in love, un-dim.

Labels: Poetry