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Twitter Was Act One :

The tale of Twitter begins in 1984, in the bedroom of an eight-year-old boy in downtown St. Louis.

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Thursday, January 19, 2012 @ 11:01 PM
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When a stray dog collapsed in front of Mark Hayward’s home, his first thought was to try to save her. A ferry ride to the nearest vet revealed that the dog suffered from malnutrition, dehydration, mange and a deeply entrenched heartworm parasite. The dog could be saved—the only problem was the cost.

Mark tweeted a plea for help to his followers, but the response wasn’t enough to pay for the dog’s needs.



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Some Music for Milo and Me.

Monday, November 21, 2011 @ 10:11 PM
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Indie Legends Celebrate the Songs of Shel Silverstein

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Andrew Bird, My Morning Jacket, Dr. Dog, and other indie icons pay homage to the beloved children’s author.

Though best-known as the author of children’s classics like The Giving Tree, beloved author Shel Silverstein (whose recent posthumous anthologyof 137 never-before-seen poems and drawings is among the season’s greatest treats) was also a prolific songwriter. Not only did the album version of his book Where The Sidewalk Ends win a Grammy in 1984 for Best Children’s Recording, but he also collaborated with a number of prominent “grown-up” musicians between 1959 and his death in 1999, including Johnny Cash (“A Boy Named Sue”), Irish Rovers (“The Unicorn Song”), and Bobby Bare (“Daddy What If,” among many others).

Twistable, Turnable Man: A Musical Tribute to the Songs of Shel Silverstein(iTunes link) is a fantastic homage to Silverstein by a formidable roster of contemporary indie music icons, including Andrew BirdMy Morning Jacket,Dr. DogLucinda Williams, and Bobby Bare, Jr., Bobby Bare’s son, performing with his four-year-old daughter Bella.

Rianbow Rumpus has a wonderful interview with Bobby Bare, Jr. on his memories of Silverstein and how the author’s ethic of fearlessness influenced his own songwriting.

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Essential Baby Items I Can’t Live Without

Monday, October 3, 2011 @ 09:10 PM
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1 Prince Lionheart Warmies Wipes Warmer -

Regular baby wipes have chemicals in them. To make sure my baby is not getting unnecessary chemicals, I’ve been making my own wipes

2 WubbaNub Pacifiers

I’ve been using these since he was two weeks old. No nipple confusion and the stuffed animals attached keep the pacifier in place and gives the baby something cozy to hold on to.

3 Gripe Water

For when baby is gassy because of maturing digestive system and it’s all-natural.

4 Angel Baby Bottom Balm

I use this on my baby’s bum to prevent diaper rash.

5 Triple Paste

For when baby has diaper rash.

6 Fisher Price Tub

The hammock inside the tub is perfect to keep newborns comfortable and safe.

7 Sleepy Wrap Baby Sling

I like to wear Milo throughout the day. Here are the benefits of baby wearing

8 Swaddle Blankets

I pretty much use these for everything…not just swaddling.

9 Swaddle Pods

I use these at night to keep him cozy.

10 Arm’s Reach Co-Sleeper

We decided to get one of these instead of a basinet and he loves the small size.

11 Baby Aquaphor

I use this for everything. Great for mommy’s lips too!

12 Angel Mama Nipple Butter

13 Mother’s Milk Tea

I brew a pitcher of this tea, put on ice and keep in the refrigerator. Then sip
throughout the day.

14 The Baby Connect iPhone app

Helps me keep track of feedings, diaper changes, sleep times, pumping, plus other caregivers can log into account too!