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Here is Bradley's letter from Monday, September 2nd. He is doing good. Thanks for all the support you give as family and friends. Hope you enjoy this week's letter!
"FAMILY!!! Don't fret, despite the late emailing today, it is a little tricky, because of labor day, so we are emailing in the Family History Center, and this place is like stuck in the 80s, I am emailing on a box computer, what is this? But man the time is flying out here, am I right!? Does it seem to be going fast for ya'll back home. Because I am starting my 4th week of second transfer that is so crazy. But alright lets get into it!
Monday - Oh boy, we were at the mercy of the Sister's all day.. We were out of miles, so we had to bum a ride off of them all day, so we waited for them at wal mart for like 30 minutes, I thought on a mission, I wouldn't have to worry about waiting on girls anymore.. Bleh! Any whom, so we did hit up some great thrift stores and other places as such, and I bought me another great Alabama shirt from CitiTrends. And then once P-Day was over we had dinner at Ci Ci's Pizza and then Brother Willie Parker invited us over to his house for some ice cream, so we talked to them for a little bit. Then we had to be home, so that the zone leaders could be at our home, so we did a trade off, I had Elder Call in Dothan, and Elder Stubbs went up to Ozark for the night and next day. Elder Call is a way cool dude, so I really enjoyed serving with him for a day.
Tuesday - So as I mentioned, I was with Elder Call for the day. So we went and saw Barbra Philips, which I can't hold it in any longer, SHE IS GETTING BAPTIZED. But that didn't happen this time, so we talked to her about the Plan of Salvation, pictures and everything. So we had her quit smoking, and we were going to ease into getting her off of coffee, but when we were there, she willingly gave us the coffee maker, all of her coffee stuff, and her coffee. And we just threw it all away in the dumpster, it was awesome!!!! Then we went and saw Paul Kennedy, and we talked to him about setting a date for him to get the Priesthood, and he doesn't want in.. he feels that he will never be worthy of it, nor does he want the responsibility, he just wants to be a "commoner." Which is so sad! So we are going to work with him! Then we saw some other which was short, saw a dude who had drew us a picture and told us his conversion story, but he wouldn't let us come visit him, then we got a ton of food given to us by a member, then we had dinner at the Davis's. And then we went and balled, only two marines showed up, didn't have all of them.
Wednesday - We went and did service in the morning for a member in her garden and it took a long time, and these things were gnarly tons of grass and covered in roots, so I am going to town, thinking I am being funny just ripping roots out like crazy, and then after a while I think to myself man Bradley your hands hurt and I look down at them and I have massive blisters on my thumbs and on my palms, so I got that going for me. Oh boy this heat down here will just about knock you over, I had belly sweat, who has that? This guy! So after that, we went and visited little old Lois Bynum and Phillip here 50 year old son who has cerebal palsy. Those visits are always awkward, but the son knows just about everything about sports. Then we had two dinners this evening, one at Brother Bains house, so we had meatball sandwiches, by the way I am eating tons of stuff down here that I normally wouldn't! So I take it easy there, and then we had dinner scheduled for a less active guy, who's wife isn't a member, so we were pumped about that, sadly they are moving in about a week, but he made us burgers and they took forever to cook, and no lie this thing was like 2 POUNDS. Not kidding, so much meat, and it was all raw. So I start eating this thing, and he kept telling us that there was some suprise, so I bite into it, and there is cheese in the middle, and it like starts pouring out all over me, and the guy no like throws his arms up in the air and yells, "Thats the JUICY LOUSIE burger!!" So ya I took that baby down, raw meat, and full of cheese. This dude loved, I should say loves his food.
Thursday - Zone Conference all day basically, so president was there and the AP's. So I loved it! It was all about finding through family history! So they are really going big with it, to be able to find people! At the FSU football games they are having a booth set up at the games, with a banner that says "Are you a Seminole?" And then they are going to have 10 missionaries with iPads in there gettting people set up on Family Search and getting referrals, are you getting chills just thinking about that? Cuz I sure did! And the APs are teaching legit college classes at FAMU in Tallahassee on Geneology, how cool is that!? I honestly can't wait until we get iPads so we can start doing a lot of this kind of stuff. Also have you heard about the Facebook thing with missionaries? It is sketchy to me.. Apparently most US missionaries are doing it and they are on FB for an hour a day and they can talk to anyone as long as it is Gospel related.. I don't know about that! Any whom so zone conference was awesome and I think that we are going to do a lot with it! After that we went and saw Barbra Phillips and we set her BAPTISMAL DATE! It is on for September 14th!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So that is really soon, we had it set for later, but we had to move it up, so two weeks away. She is so excited, like she is beyond ecstatic about being baptized!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so happy about it. We also got a reply from Nathan Hanbury who is at marine bootcamp, and he said this place is so vile, and it is hard to keep the commandments, but his faith grows each day! He is in Alma 17! He brings friends to church! And he said, can't wait to come back and be baptized! Are you kidding me!? I hope with all my heart that I am here!. Then after all that we saw the Skippers, a member in the ward, and I just talked college football the whole time with him, I can't help it!
Friday - We had lunch at the Bain's house.... the food there is delicious. So then we went to the Hospital, and it was awesome! We got to talk to a lot of people and we prayed with a ton of them, and talked to people who had Mormon co workers, so it was a real successful day! Then after that we went to CVS because Stubbs needed DayQuil, and then we start talking to the lady who works there and she is part of the Ozark Branch (which is in our stake) So we talk to her about her conversion, and then she asks have ya'll had dinner? And I perk up NO, even though we had, so she had us go buy ourselves Taco Bell hahaha, and then bring her back what she wanted, so we did, we went over there ate, and then we waiting for her food... and a worker at taco bell left the store, then came back in, and said to his manager he needed to talk to her, then she came back in and said "Have you paid for your food?" We had, then she said well someone is paying you back and she gave us 20 bucks! So we tried to find the guy, and we waved at him, and he shook his head no. Then he comes back in and I thank him, and Elder Stubbs goes and talks to him, and he says, "I'm on one path, and you are on another, I respect you guys a lot, keep it up." So we gave him our number, but man that was humbling .. I don't know I didn't feel worthy of everyone's hospitality. It was just really cool! Then we had correlation meeting to finish off the evening with Forest Bain. Oh also we heard a marching band and so we went over and checked out the high school football game, awesome! The two high schools in Dothan, are playing each other next week, and we're going to it!
Saturday - Service, service, service! We were in our service clothes until 6 pm this evening, in the morning we went over and helped Linda, and her neighbor Gloria with service, we emptied out Gloria's back shed, and organized it all, which took about forever. And you wouldn't believe some of the spiders and lizards and cockroaches down here, I was scared for my life as I entered their back shed. Then we biked all the way across town and helped Sister Newton plant all of her flower gardens, or put new dirt in them and mix them all up and what not. She is the family history coordinator, so she is going to teach us how to use it all this week! Then on the way home, there is this way sketchy thrift shop, like spray paint all over it, so we're like alright we gotta stop by. So we stop in and we are talking to the lady that owns it, and we tell here were missionaries and were looking for ties, because we're in service clothes. So she gives us 3 free ties each, and some free sunglasses, And we are talking to her before we leave, and she is asking us all kinds of questions. So we are like well we would love to come talk to you about it sometime, and she says well theres a chair right there and a chair right there, lets talk! So we taught here the whole first lesson in her thrift shop hahahaha! It was so awesome! It wasn't the best lesson, but she told us to comeback! And we have to bring here a big Book of Mormon so she can read it! But how awesome! I hope there is a future with her! Then we went and saw Barbra Phillips with Cameron, and we retaught her the first lesson, she really is so pumped to be baptized it's awesome!!
Sunday - We had Gloria and Barbra at church which is so fantastic! The other two Tiffany and Mitchell, were in Georgia, but Tony Hansen said that they want to meet with us, so hopefully we will get to teach them this week!! But Gloria and Barbra came to all 3 hours of church, which is great! During Gospel Principles, Barbra saw a picture in the book of a baptism.. and she said, pretty loud, "Oh boy do I have to go down into that water, I better get me some slacks!" *all in German accent* Then everybody kind of looks at her and she says, "I'm sorry, I'm fix'n to get baptized and it is all I am thinking about, I didn't sleep last night because I was thinking about it!" And then she just chuckled. It was so awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then after church we had to do weekly planning, because we put it off for too long. Then we went to dinner with a family in 1st Ward that used to be in 2nd Ward. Then we saw the Hughey's and we had kind of given up on them, but the dad started talking to us about some debate between two religion guys that he watched, and he said, "I am just all about finding out what God is about, I call myself a Godchaser." So we talked to him forever about all kinds of stuff and we think that he is ready!! We were pumped about it. Then after that we went back and I helped Cameron log all of his stuff in the computer for his mission he leaves in two weeks..... :( I'm gonna miss that dude, he is so awesome!
Family great things are happening here in Dothan!! I feel like we are barely scratching the surface, but it is so exciting! I am loving it here, and the people are so awesome! I hope that all is well back home, I love and miss each and everyone of you so much!!!!! The Gospel is so true, and the Lord's hand really is present in our work here! LOVE YA'LL!!!!"


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An alleged 'devil worshiper,' arrested in Tennessee in charges of murder and corpse abuse, has been accused of eating up the remains of a woman after killing her.
Authorities have said Gregory Scott Hale not only killed his victim but also chopped off her head, hands and feet. After burying her torso in a burn pile outside his Tennessee home, the man – by his own admission – ate some of her remains, the CNN reported on Wednesday citing the affidavit filed against him.
The document also says that the man confessed killing the 36-year-old woman, now identified as Lisa Hyder.
The accused had reportedly offered Lisa a lift home, but instead he took her to his place. It is not clear when exactly the incident took place.
Lisa telephoned her ex-husband from a bottle shop where she worked, asking for a lift home. Her ex-husband Charles Hyder told her that once he got home he would call and come and get her, according to WAAY TV.
But by the time he reached there; Lisa, who has two young children, was dead, dismembered and partly eaten by her accused killer, who had met her at the bottle shop in Manchester -- a city of about 10,000 people, in Tennessee.
"My daughter was mangled, butchered and chopped up like a liver. There's nothing left," Lisa's father, Billy Poore told WAAY TV. "I am lost. I can't sleep, I can't eat. I'm a nervous wreck."
The alleged killer's Facebook page is filled with images and descriptions of bloodsheds, gory explanations and killing. In a recent post, Hale shared a photo that read: "I hug the people I hate so I know how big to dig the hole in my backyard."
In April, he also wrote a joke on being a vegetarian, in an apparent indication of cannibalism, new.com.au notes. "Would tha vegetarian taste like that fake soy meat like they got in sum fast food places??? (sic)," he had said.
According to Fox 17, the 37-year-old accused, at one time worked for a Coffee County meat processor. An employee told the publication that he was a strange man who would take away animal bones and eyeballs with him.

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A splendid italian progressive band who were often compared to "Jethro Tull" although this is only incidental with the flute. The vocals are certainly no "Ian Anderson" but still great though.
With a mix of songs and instrumentals ; mellotrons, acoustic guitars, flute and sax one could make comparisons to other bands such as " King Crimson" or "Van der Graaf". Evoking more darker moods than lighter ones.
An excellent italian progressive album from "Delirium" and certainly one of there best..
This album is one of there masterworks.
DELIRIUM music, discography, MP3, videos and reviews
Songs / Tracks Listing
1. Il Dono (4:17)
2. Viaggio Negli Arcipelaghi Del Tempo (4:45)
3. Fuga N.1 (7:40)
4. Dio Del Silenzio (2:55)
5. La Battaglia Degli Eterni Piani (6:42)
6. Un Uomo (2:06)
7. Viaggio N.2 (4:33)
8. Ancora Un'alba (2:33)
Total Time: 35:31
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- Pino Di Santo / drums, percussion, vocals
- Martin Frederick Grice / flute, saxs, vocals, keyboards
- Marcello Reale / guitar, bass, vocals
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Wow. Very nice VFT's.
I'm impressed with the all red VFT's.
What kind are they?
The reason I ask is I want some red VFT's that stay completely red when mature. Your red VFT's look mature, and are solid red.
I have Red Dragons, when young the whole plant is red, but as it matures the petioles get more green on them.
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- Chattanooga Imaging31.Dec 2017
- Employee
Suggestions for improvement
- Get Higher quality machines. Better communication. Encourage and tell you do a good job. Care more about patients and employees
What I like about the company
They work with me. They respect me. I have good hours. I enjoy my job. I enjoy the people I work with. My manager is amazing.
What I dislike about the company
They care about the wrong things. More about money and looks than anything. We have some machines that need updating


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It's a noun. It means a person whose diet consists mostly of locally grown/produced food. It also means a restaurant in Kapitolyo that prides itself on Pinoy fusion food.
Fusion is always a grey area for me. Attempts come often but success can be rather elusive. But good food is good food, regardless of whatever inspiration and Locavore food is good. The best part is that everything remains very local, very Pinoy.
The indoor/outdoor set-up is quite interesting but the outdoor area can get a bit too hot and it's not effectively al fresco. In any case, the service is quick and the staff is friendly.
I am and always will be in love with their kilawin (like a ceviche) which is a uniquely perfect combination of the sweet, the salty, and the sour. The tuna kilawin (200php) is to die for and is perfect as either an appetizer or as bar chow.
But in your in for something heavy, there's the Crispy Tilapia (250php) fillet dredged in orange batter with veggie chips and dips on the side and the Ginataang Kalabasa (350php) pork chops sitting on a bed of french beans and squash in a delectable sauce of coconut milk.
However, the stars of the Locavore show are the sweet Beef Pares Stew (355php) made with ridiculously tender short ribs with tiny pieces of tomatoes and garlic and onion confit, Boneless Lechon Belly (495 php), and the Sizzling Sinigang (475php) made with short ribs with beans and garlic on the side, altogether drenched in sampaloc gravy. These dishes will surely ruin you diet.
I have certainly enjoyed my visits to Locavore and I will certainly visit again, probably next time with an attempt at the cocktails or the desserts.
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SoundExchange announced that The SoundExchange Influencers Series is returning to Nashville's famous Bluebird Café on Wednesday, May 27, 2015. Legendary gospel and R&B singer BeBe Winans will be joined by recent breakthrough gospel artist Jonathan McReynolds and young singer/songwriter Alexa Cruse.
BeBe Winans is one of the most successful gospel and R&B acts in the world. His celebrated family is considered by many as "gospel's first family" and helped make the genre more mainstream than ever before. With multiple grammy Awards and numerous Gold and Platinum albums, BeBe has made an indelible imprint on music. In addition to being an award-winning singer, BeBe is a film and stage actor, record label owner, producer and author.
Joining BeBe on the stage is Jonathan McReynolds, one of the fastest-rising stars in gospel music after releasing his debut album Life Music in 2012, and Alexa Cruse, the daughter of grammy and Dove Award-winning contemporary Christian artists Janice Archer Cruse of The Archers and John Cruse of The Cruse Family.
The SoundExchange Influencers Series brings together music legends and rising stars. The SoundExchange Influencers Series demonstrates the impact of legacy artists on today's music and provides a forum to address issues currently facing our music legends, namely, fair pay and recognition for all sound recordings across all mediums and all eras of music.


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"Last Year on the Farm - Moon Rise"________5 x 7__________V....Vaughan
I saw the moon rise over the California mountains last night. It reminded me of our farm moonrises...This painting was done about 3 years ago, when I didn't know we'd be moving (so it is sold), but it was painted at about this time of year...April or May.
Please tell your friends in SoCal to come to Fallbrook for the Reflecions in Nature Show, on Sat. and Sunday!


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Democrat controlled Administrations are all big on keeping guns out of the hands of law-abiding citizens. Their excuse is that more guns will equal more crime. This excuse continues to be used (and accepted by Democrats) even though statistics show that more legally registered guns actually reduce crime.
But why is it that Democrat-hate for guns stop when it comes time to punishing those caught with illegal firearms? Last month I wrote about Cynthia Nixon who went into the building that houses Washington DC's Police Headquarters and tried to shoot a guard in an attempt to steal his gun. The only reason the guard is still alive is because her gun did not fire when she pulled the trigger. So far, she has only been charged with assault. Considered what she intended to do, that's a gift for her and an insult to the victim and the rest of us. No charge of attempted murder. No gun charges either even though she was in violation of DC's gun ban the moment she drove into the city from Virginia.
Now I find another similar story, this time in New York City, which has almost as draconian gun laws as Washington, DC. Again, the victim is able to tell the story only because the criminal's gun failed to fire.
March 21, 2008 -- A thug trying to steal a religious necklace off a man's neck in the East Village shoved a gun into the petrified victim's cheek and repeatedly pulled the trigger - but the gun kept jamming. - NY Post
So, what are the charges this time?
"I didn't hear any shots, and a burst of energy came in me," Nuñez said. "I started running. I looked back, and I saw him still trying to shoot, and the gun didn't go off."The alleged gunman, Ashford Pyle, 18, was arrested on Wednesday and charged with first- and second-degree robbery for the March 7 stickup. Pyle was being held at Rikers Island on $20,000 bail. - NY Post
Again, no attempted murder charge. Again, no gun charges have been filed. Since he is 18, there is no way that the gun was legally in his possession. Look at what a person faces if they want to buy a gun legally in New York City. He is simply too young to have completed the process.
I DIDN'T want to be Bernie Goetz. I just wanted a handgun. Legally. Something to keep at home. A move within Manhattan had taken me away from the comforts of doorman security (you know how it is). A little extra protection seemed prudent, 911 calls can take a while to answer, and Rudy isn't going to be mayor forever. Should be pretty straightforward, I thought. In my native Britain it would be impossible. But this is the United States, home of the Second Amendment, land of liberty.Government knows its place. They do things differently in America.But then there's New York City, a place where the old constitutional certainties have been replaced by the rules of the NYPD, License Division. If you believe that this is a local problem, a Big Apple nightmare that could never apply to you, think again. A dozen states already insist on handgun permits. Citing as always "the children," it is clear that Candidates Gore and Bradley want to expand on this at the federal level. The Brady Act was not enough. There's earnest talk of licensing, registration, additional checks to which, allegedly, only the unreasonable could object.But the unreasonable have a point. New York City's licensing system has turned a right into a privilege. Like all privileges, it's enjoyed only by the few. There may be more than 7 million people in the five boroughs, but only 40,000 have valid handgun permits. Licensing isn't the thin end. It is the wedge. If you want to find out what that modest-sounding licensing requirement can mean in the hands of a bureaucracy that doesn't want you to have a handgun, come here, to the City. - National Review - Commented at FFI 24 Aug 07
Go read the whole story. The process is punishment for those who have committed no crime other than a desire to take advantage of one of their rights supposedly protected by the Constitution. There is no reason why a person needs to spend more time going through the process to obtain his handgun legally than people get time in jail for having an illegal handgun. You might wonder why Democrats are so willing to go soft on these people. I think it is because these criminals do the most havoc in poor neighborhoods, which are the Democrat's voter base, which help keep the neighborhoods poor. If the criminal elements are removed, than these people might have an opportunity for better lives and as a result might leave the Democrat Party. So it makes you wonder what is a more dangerous weapon. A gun or a politician.
The Supreme Court is now looking at DC's Gun ban. Hopefully when they rule, the ruling will require DC, New York City and other oppressive gun jurisdictions to loosen their regulations to permit law-abiding citizens a chance at gun-ownership.


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and she makan noodle...at this shop which is actually famous of their meat..but they dont sell that during lunch >.<
Just because of the eiffel tower...hahaahaha...
Okaaaay, your first two picture already killed my stomach. oooo.
the trip looks good! very tempting post i oso wan go korea !
the place so nice! the patung so cute! haha no wonder ppl likes to go korea!
I want to visit korea! but hubbie dun like coz my ex from there lols....did you buy beauty masks? its supposedly darn cheap and they give you a lot of samples! <333
Benjamin - lol~ mcd here oso got la..hehe..seriously u shud go Korea, but can considerate to visit Korea during Autumn or Winter..best is autumn~
Henry - yea...I think best suites very romantic couples..
Glow - hehehe...tell ur hubbie its very very romantic in Korea, u 2 can be so lovey dovey there~ yea I bought some masks coz its so cheap! n ya~ got lots of samples..hahaha


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Very shortly after the Government's announcement of its review of regulatory barriers for ABS firms and independent regulators last year, the CMA has announced a market study into the legal services market. Should lawyers worry about it?
This is a market study, so an early stage. It could lead to a clean bill of health, informal encouragement for the industry bodies to improve the quality of information etc, recommendations to Government to change policy or formal action. In the absence of significant evidence of a cartel, a formal referral seems unlikely.
The CMA will be looking at:
• whether customers can drive effective competition by making informed purchasing decisions
• whether customers are adequately protected from potential harm or can obtain satisfactory redress if legal services go wrong
• how regulation and the regulatory framework impact on competition for the supply of legal services.
Supporters of the Legal Services Act 2007 hoped that independent regulation would abolish rules restricting the market and that ABS firms would enable lots of innovative new businesses to flourish. As a result, empowered consumers could make informed choices between a range of suppliers, prices would fall and access to legal services improve.
Most of us would be hard pressed to find any access to justice benefits flowing from the reforms. So will the CMA's study address this?
Consumers making informed purchases
Consumers rarely use lawyers. This doesn't help them judge whether they've got the lawyer they need, are getting a decent service at the right price or a good outcome. And there is very little information to help them.
The LSB consumer panel's tracker survey, cited by the CMA as a prompt for the review, suggests that few consumers shop around for their legal services and their methods for choosing lawyers don't go much beyond "phone a friend". Many aren't aware of the difference between regulated and unregulated providers and probably assume that one provider is pretty much the same as the other. That doesn't suggest that they're exactly driving change.
Regulators and LeO can provide basic regulatory information but don't run to the sort of qualitative information consumers need to make a rational judgement, let alone "drive effective competition". So far, an effective Trip Advisor-type site hasn't materialised (assuming this would help) – partly because of cost and partly because there's absolutely no enthusiasm in the industry for the risk of bad reviews. And, lawyers, unlike, say, cars are profoundly unsexy: I don't see a monthly glossy entitled What Lawyer? appearing any time soon.
So I suspect that the CMA may be pressing for the professions to do more to provide information. Whether this can be achieved in a way that consumers will trust or find useful is another question.
Consumer protection and redress
Most lawyers will be surprised at the CMA raising this. It points to that tracker research indicating that 10% of users felt that the services were poor value for money. Given that this is an inherently complex area where consumer satisfaction is influenced by the outcome, 10% dissatisfaction looks quite respectable to me.
LeO may have its problems, but nobody seems to be saying that it's not providing suitable redress. There's better protection in the event of solicitor dishonesty than if a bank collapses. It's even arguable that these protections are a barrier to competition or, at least, a disproportionate burden on business (LeO costs around £19m and a similar amount goes into the Compensation Fund). How will the CMA grapple with this basic tension between competition and consumer protection?
If, however, the CMA were to look at the unregulated sector, that would raise some really interesting questions. It's reported that it's going to be studying will-writing in particular. So maybe that debate will be reopened. I would expect them to raise the question of whether LeO should have jurisdiction over the unregulated sector.
There could be an interesting debate between the "no more burdens" group and the consumer protectors over whether there should be greater regulation of the unregulated sector. This isn't necessarily something for the profession to feel confident about. The last time the question of regulating will-writing was raised, solicitor will-writers didn't come brilliantly out of the comparison.
Regulation and competition
The CMA refers to LSB research suggesting that only 13% of small business users thought that lawyers were a cost-effective way of resolving disputes while 50% said they regarded using lawyers as a last resort.
More worryingly, under 25% of businesses thought they could access affordable legal services if they needed them. Even where the respondents had actually used lawyers only just over 50% felt they could access affordable services.
The figures for consumers would probably be even higher. Aside from those areas where there's a steady flow of reasonably commoditisable work, often where there's a lot of someone else's money involved (conveyancing, wills and probate, some employment and (subject to further fall-out) personal injury), significant legal action is out of the reach of most of us.
Is this because of regulation? The default position of the competition authorities has been that failure of markets to develop is down to professional rules inhibiting competition, rules made by those professions. How long can that position run?
Regulatory and representational functions have been separated. It's very hard to argue that the Law Society exercises any influence over the SRA. The CMA might dislike the fact that BSB is taking a fairly conservative approach to ABS licensing, but that's as likely to be a result of a realistic assessment of its organisational abilities as of any undue influence from the Bar Council.
A good many restrictive practices have been abolished in the last thirty years. Barristers can accept work direct from the public. Very few do: is this because the permitted business models aren't apt for this or because most barristers would have become solicitors if they'd wanted to work directly with consumers? Solicitors can exercise higher rights but, except in crime, this doesn't seem to have seriously dented the Bar's hold on this market.
ABS firms are now permitted. But, my impression is that firms adopt new models to improve the running of their business, to compete better in existing markets or to make a quick buck for the owners. Few have targeted areas where access to justice is a real problem.
The SRA's processes for authorising them have been criticised but if there had been a real business opportunity there, I suspect businesses would have lived with those. Indeed, might not traditional law firms have moved in there?
It feels rather like a horse being led to water but refusing to drink because it has a perfectly decent source back home.
Small business and consumer research
Looking more closely at the LSB's research and at earlier research on consumer behaviour by Pascoe Pleasance and Nigel Balmer, you have the impression that businesses and consumers positively don't want to use lawyers. Businesses try to resolve the problems themselves first, then talk to contacts and then their accountants or other professional advisers – and apparently 73%(!) of disputes were resolved satisfactorily. These look like pretty rational business decisions to me.
Consumers, faced with legal problems, again, usually find other ways of dealing with them – either because they're not important enough or because they can be sorted out without lawyers.
Culture rather than regulation?
So lawyers are called in irregularly, don't get a relationship with the client and are less able to do interesting things with prices.
So this looks like a problem which has become cultural and which goes beyond regulation: consumers don't want to use lawyers unless they have to; lawyers have developed models which work for them and which compete against each other but don't seem good at creating appealing models for consumers to use; and consumers don't have the power to alter this. Outside investors can see money in helping firms compete in some existing markets but not, apparently, in developing new ones.
What might the CMA look at?
This isn't to say that there aren't things for the CMA market study to look at. The fact that there are large numbers of part-qualified barristers and solicitors out there at a time when using lawyers is out of the reach of most consumers and small businesses, must raise questions about whether something can be done about the supply side – particularly given that it's the existing members of the profession who control whether an individual qualifies or not. There isn't a cartel here but might it not inhibit innovation and competition if you can only qualify by being part of an existing business model?
Is it appropriate for there to be a single dominant qualification covering ever-expanding number of branches of law – particularly when the regulatory model doesn't assess competence in the overwhelming majority of them? Would a single regulator, authorising activities rather than granting titles be a better answer and provide greater opportunities for innovation in the market?
That LSB research might prompt questions about the extent to which people who aren't primarily trained as lawyers (accountants etc) in practice provide legal advice and about the relationship between regulated and unregulated legal services. Does the concept of reserved work have any relevance at all?
There are lots of other aspects: to do with maintaining professional standards and the reputation of the profession abroad. You might also ask whether, in fact, changing regulation will work when there are profound cultural and financial questions here: if there's no money in providing legal advice on, say, housing repairs, there won't be much commercial supply of that advice.
Effect on the profession
So will it affect the profession? Probably no more and no less than the reforms arising out of the previous enquiries, commissions and legislation. However, if I were a managing partner I might well muse about the finding in the LSB's research that small businesses are more likely to go to an accountant for legal help than to a solicitor and more than 5 times more likely to have an accountant than as a solicitor as their main external adviser. A


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Ex-lawmaker Charlie Wilson's memorial set for Sunday
Wilson memorial set for Sunday
Published 6:30 am, Thursday, February 11, 2010
LUFKIN — A memorial service for former U.S Rep. Charlie Wilson will be held Sunday in Texas.
Wilson died Wednesday at 76 in the East Texas town of Lufkin.
The Gipson Funeral Home says a memorial service will be held Sunday afternoon at the Temple Theater at Angelina College's Temple Theater in Lufkin.
Wilson will receive a Feb. 23 graveside service with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery.
Wilson served in the House from 1973 to 1996. He helped funnel millions of dollars in weapons to Afghan rebels who eventually defeated the Soviet Red Army.
The congressman's efforts to help the rebels — as well as his partying ways — were portrayed in the movie and book Charlie Wilson's War.


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Well, first things first, journey was a bit of a nightmare as expected, managed to get very little sleep especially at LA airport, it was deserted and quiet but .freezing cold because of the bloody air conditioning. Ended up walking down eerily quiet, endlessly long corridors and then made the mistake of going outside for some fresh air via the baggage reclaim area and then when I tried to return was stopped by an over zealous old Indian bloke who told me I wasn't allowed to come back in even though I had just walked past him 3 minutes earlier, the upshot was that I had to wait for an hour before the security turned up for work at 4.30am! to be able to re-enter the departures hall. The upside was that I didn't have a single delay and my luggage didn't get lost. The small inter island flight was the most enjoyable, flying over Molokai and Lanai before touching down in Hilo.
After collecting my suitcase I turned around as was greeted by Suzy who had turned up with a beautiful homemade Lei which was very sweet and a lovely touch. She looked just like her photos very slim, but obviously hadn't got dressed up for the occasion! so was easily recognisable We walked to her pick-up which was obviously well used and set off for her place. She took me on a mini-tour instead of going directly home, we stopped off at a small bay on Banyan drive and Suzy suggested I dip my feet in the water as it would make me feel grounded and tell my body I had arrived, I had a quick chuckle to myself and thought 'here we go she's an old hippy'. We then drove through downtown Hilo which was very quaint and full of old wooden buildings stopping off just before at a fresh fish shop where we sampled the hawaiin version of sushi, which is called Poke, most of it was very tasty although one was gross. We then went to the local surf beach, I must admit being rather disappointed as there was no lovely white sand just a very thin black rock beach with quite a few surfers out, conditions weren't great which would have suited me fine. We then set off again via a very scenic road bounded on both sides by lush tropical vegetation. We soon turned off the main highway and turned into Puumoi road where Suzy lives. Her direct neighbours all have quite a lot of land and are either self sufficient or grow stuff to sell.
Her house is a self built 2 storey completely open plan place. Her bath is even out on her back balcony looking out down the gully that her garden descends into. The downstairs is the Kitchen, Studio, Lounge area, with a large covered veranda, where we eat and where her 3 birds are kept, a cockatiel called Sid and 2 Love birds whose names I can't remember. The upstairs area is her bedroom Bathroom and music area. It's furnished very eclectically, lot's of old mystic symbols and her own paintings cover the walls. A look at her bookshelves show she is into alternative health practises and self help books. She was telling me today about when she was a Psychotherapist in Berkley, California, practising primal therapy-the whole regression and shouting/screaming deal! She is very into eating healthily and on the whole eats vegetarian. She lives totally off grid, collecting all of her water in a large storage tank, her electricity is solar generated and she relies on her mobile phone for communication and internet connection. I am sleeping in a separate cabin with outdoor loo and shower which is lovely, windows on all walls, simply furnished and backing onto the garden, posh camping really.
She decided to show me around the garden and gave me a quick rundown on what she'd like me to do whilst staying here, a start had been made to the vegetable patch, the turf had been rotovated. But the rest of the garden lacked any sort of ideas, just plants plonked in in rows.
A little later we had dinner, the fish Suzy had bought earlier, called Ono, white juicy with some sauted potatoes and green beans, it wasn't a culinary delight not helped by the fact that Suzy doesn't use salt and pepper in her cooking but brought some Japanese herbal type thing to the table as a condiment. She told me she had lots of dietary requirements and was allergic to lots of things. She is a typical nuts and pulses type person, and has a disgusting looking smoothie for breakfast in the morning after doing her yoga nad meditation and going for a walk. Although having said that lunch today was quite nice and good salad (although lacking salt) with some nice prawns. The salad was sprinkled with some seeds and beans I didn't recognise though and the dressing was a bit suspect. The funny thing is that as soon as you sit down to eat her cockatiel-Sid appears and help-s himself to bits of food off your plate(the birds aren't caged) Suzies Ex even taught him to take porridge from the corner of your mouth whilst he sits on your shoulder. After dinner Suzy said she wanted to watch the tv I thought it was going to be some alternative nonsense but she wanted to watch American idol! The travel started to catch up with me at that stage I my eyelids grew heavier and heavier. Suzy told me she was attending a Yoga class the following morning at 6am so wouldn't be back until 9, so to sort myself breakfast. Unfortunately she doesn't drink milk so I had to walk to her neighbour Johns house, he has cows, to buy some still warm unpasteurised milk for my porridge. By the time I had finished breakfast Suzy had returned and then showed my around the garden again to show me what to do.The sun was clear in the sky and very warm so I decided to do the most sheltered job which was clearing the gully area of a plant called Myconia which is a very invasive non indigenious plant. The gully is like virgin rainforest and on a wicked slope so I spent the next couple of hours slipping and sliding, getting scratched, hot and sweaty. The couple of afternoon hours I worked was spent turning the new veggie bed, removing the turned grass. I don't think I've worked that hard, for a long time as well as the fact that this was my first full day in Hawaii after spending more than 40 hours travelling to get here. I had sort of assumed that I'd get my first day off!
In all honesty I know I won't spend the full 3 months I said I'd come and stay for. I did say prior to leaving that I would like to use this trip to lose some weight, which if the food stays like this won't be a problem. But ultimately I was a bit miffed to think that my first day here was spent working extremely hard when what I really needed was a time to recover from my travels.
I tend to find Americans rather earnest and lacking a sense of humour and unfortunately Suzies the same, and certainly doesn't get my sense of humour.
Got up today at 7.30 had some sickly porridge for breakfast, it's unrefined oats and the full fat milk is hard work. Started at just after 8, Suzy had been up since 6 busy Yogaing and doing her washing. I then another nearly 5 hours on the vegetable patch, clearing it off grass clumps, levelling it and digging holes for the fence posts--to keep the wild pigs at bay. I made a small time lapse film of it but what it doesn't show you is how absolutely drenched with sweat I was and filthy dirty, covered in the very red coloured earth. My back this afternoon feels like it's starting to seaze up, which is the last thing I need. Luckily it's Friday so I'll get the weekend off, I think Suzy is planning to show me some sights or attend some cultural type things as that's what she's really into. I've only taken photos of my time spent travelling here so far, nothing of great interest but I'll be posting as I go along. TTFN
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Let's help defectors adapt to new society
Nearly 20,000 North Korean defectors are living in South Korea. Most of them fled from hunger and oppression under the military dictatorship in pursuit of food and freedom. They risked their lives to realize their South Korean dream. No doubt the defectors have aspired to lead a decent life here.
But a question still remains to be answered: Can they really see their dream come true and do they still have much hope for a future here? It's not easy to expect a positive answer. The reason is that they face another problem following their arrival in the South. They find it hard to adapt to a capitalist society.
…The number of North Korean defectors living here stood at 19,569 at the end of August, a 10-fold increase from a decade ago. Around 42 percent of them work as day laborers with their monthly income amounting to less than 1 million won ($890). As a result, they can hardly meet their minimum living costs. No less than 60 percent of the escapees have to rely on state support for their livelihood.
…North Korean defectors have been treated as third-class citizens. They have endured far worse treatment at workplaces than migrant workers from Southeast Asian countries. Some critics point to the defectors' lack of effort to adjust themselves to the competitive capitalist society. However, the embedded cause of their hardship reflects how closed South Korean society still is to those from outside.
The Korean War Baby laments that this article again shows the unfortunate attitude of a large portion of Korean Society. Not all, but a majority of Korean people still view "outsiders" with suspicions, fears, prejudice, and just non-acceptance in general. This is difficult for those considered NOT part of the "WooRi" or the "US/WE" concept that permeates the Confucian social structure of life in present day Korea. Globalization has only brought modern technologies but not YET openness to "outsiders". With more than 5 percent of the population consisting of "Foreigners/outsiders" Korea needs to continue to change their hearts and minds.
Patience must be maintained as we "help the younger generation" by teaching them, meeting with them in public and private settings. Those who have just arrived may suffer cultural shock but hopefully they will toughen up, buck up, and smile and tell local folks why staring or talking about someone as though they don't understand Korean is simply RUDE.
North Korean refugees have even attempted to leave the South after finding life here unbearable.
North Korean refugees head for home
By Andrei Lankov
Sisa Journal, an influential and well-informed South Korean weekly, recently published interesting statistics. It is well known that some 20,000 North Korean refugees currently reside in South Korea. However, the magazine reports that an estimated 200 of them are not here any more. Surprisingly, they have moved back to the North.
- a few dozen, perhaps, are North Korea spies who completed their missions and went back to Pyongyang to receive their medals and promotions.
- those refugees who were disappointed with life in South Korea.
- some refugees cannot stand the thought of the families they left behind. Many of them move back to reunite with their families.
The returnees are actually treated well in North Korea, used for propaganda purposes of course. But the most disturbing thing is that they and others who escape to other countries pretending to have just escaped the North as in this article:
A 13-year-old girl gave her father`s letter to a guard in Hamgyeongbukdo at North Korea`s border with China. The guard, perhaps bribed by the girl`s father, told her to wait until nightfall. Several weeks earlier, Oh Hanna`s (not her real name) home was visited by security agents. "They found a bundle of Chinese money and cell phones after searching the house," Hanna recalls.
She remembers that her father, like many others in the town, was engaged in business with China. But possessing foreign currency and a cell phone is a serious crime in the North. The men took her father away for several days.
After her dad returned home safely, he feared for the safety of his family, and he told her: "If you stay here, our whole family will face imprisonment." He gave her a letter and told her to give it to the person in charge at the border near her hometown. That is her last memory of her father.
When darkness covered the area, the guard pointed a dim flashlight toward the other side of the river, in China, and let Hanna and her 10-year-old sister cross the Duman, which flows between North Korea and China. It was March, and it was still so cold that the river was frozen. Hanna held her sister`s hand tightly and they started running across the ice toward the lights on the opposite bank. This was the beginning of a long, hard journey.
However, after only a year in her dream country, she realized that it was a pipe dream. Eight months ago, the sisters fled to the UK, and they now live in Wales as refugees. Why did they risk their lives again to leave South Korea? This is not merely a human rights question. It involves several issues of social and cultural concern, as well as some obstacles to the reunification of the Koreas.
Some North Koreans, like Hanna, leave the South, the country they had fled to at the risk of their lives. The Daily NK, the Seoul based newspaper which specializes in news about North Korea, reported in December 2007 that the number of North Koreans leaving the South for the UK or other countries is increasing.
The Voice of America, the official external broadcasting service of the United States, reported that 245 North Koreans in South Korea moved to the UK between October and December in 2007, adding to a total of 415 North Korean asylum-seekers in the UK last year.
North Korean Refugees in China
This Is Korea, TIK, This is why the KWB tells about these prevailing attitudes. For Korean Adoptees and all those involved in This Thing of Ours-Adoption to understand ALL the complex issues that must be sorted through to find balance and truth, even the Inconvenient Truths.
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Ridge Blogger Tasting II - 7/9/10
This time we were summon up to sample a range of Ridge's Rhone variety wines, which are released to one of their clubs - The Advanced Tasting Program (ATP). Unlike the other attendees, I'm actually a member. From my experience and preference, they tend to improve with a couple years age, so I usually stash them away instead of opening one of my two bottles. That makes an opportunity to try them without opening one of mine quite helpful. To that end, Ridge began monthly First Friday events about a year ago, where they'll pour the latest ATP wine to members, with a wine pick-up option, on the months that coincide with a club release.
For this tasting, you'll see we were poured a current release alongside one or two bottles of the same wine with a bit of age. That's always good to get an idea of how a wine evolves, as well as to compare vintage differences.
We started with a couple single vineyard Chardonnays from along the ridge. Both vineyards usually contribute to Ridge's Estate or Monte Bello bottlings, but some or all can be bottled separately if they are distinct and/or don't meet the desired characteristics of those regular bottlings. On release, Ridge Chards appeal to those who like the typical oaky California style. Yawn. But, with a lot of age they are a very different animal and are among the state's best. These two are made for earlier drinking. As we were assembling, we were served the '08 Jimsomare, which I posted notes on a few times before. Didn't take notes, but did observe that it's mellowed over the last few months and is more ready to drink. The '08 Mikulaco is a new release, which I believe is only available through the tasting room.
'08 Chardonnay Mikulaco (SCM)
Nose - gorgeous, elegant, delicately spice loquat, with white peach, lemon and vanilla. Creamy.
Unctuous, zingy, white peach, underripe apricot, brown oak spice, lime, mandarin zest. 89 pts
'02 Carignane Buchignani Ranch (Sonoma County)
Nose - spicy, light brown sugar, mature, balsam, black plum, Hansen's cola, touches of nutmeg and cardamon.
Soft black plum, touch of raspberry jam, dried herbs, lemon zest, grippy tannin. 89 pts
'05 Carignane Buchignani Ranch (Sonoma County)
Nose - forward smoke, dried herbs and gorgeous spices, with red and black fruit, earth and savory mushroom.
Smooth, spicy raspberry jam, with touches of oak spice, lime zest and pith. Young but delicious. Drink now-'15. 92 pts
'08 Carignane Buchignani Ranch (Sonoma County)
Nose - redwood, raspberry, black plum. Very bright and heady. Dark character, dried herbs and smoke.
Dark raspberry jam, redwood, lemon balm, balsam, real cinnamon, thyme, marjoram. 92 pts
'06 Syrah/Grenache Lytton Estate (Dry Creek Valley)
Nose- spicy earthy pure purple fruit, dark, rustic, smoky.
Black plum and blackberry enveloping oak, firm tannin, astringent zest, kumquat, slight bitterness, hint of peach. Drink '14-'20. 91+ pts
'05 Syrah/Grenache Lytton Estate (Dry Creek Valley)
Nose - rustic, berry, morel, a bit of a meaty/smoky/molasses note.
Meaty, smoky black fruit, mushroom, blackberry, loquat, mango, raspberry, dusty tannin, jasmine, lime zest. Drink '13-'20. 92 pts
'03 Syrah Lytton West (Dry Creek Valley)
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Nose - sweetish/almost porty, deep berry with brown sugar and marachino, cinnamon, nutmeg, clove.
Sweet, dusty dark berry, redwood, a bit simple, very pure. 88 pts
'05 Syrah Lytton West (Dry Creek Valley)
(6% Viognier)
Nose - deep smoky dried herbs, summer savory, boysenberry, apricot, black plum.
Smoky dried herbs, boysenberry, peach. Nice. Drink '12-'20. 92 pts
'06 Petite Sirah "Dynamite Hill" York Creek Vineyard (Spring Mountain District)
Nose - dark black and blue fruit, allspice, white pepper, cinnamon, coffee/mocha.
A bit grippy, very dark fruit, graphite, good complexity. Should evolve very well. Drink now-'50. 94 pts
'03 Petite Sirah "Dynamite Hill" York Creek Vineyard (Spring Mountain District)
Nose - plum and redwood, lovely background oak spices.
Heavy dark sweet plummy fruit, grippy tannin, lemon zest, slight hint of tobacco. Drink '16-'31. 92 pts
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A random thought while waiting . . .
Community is the big thing on the internet, and people spend a lot of time building profiles and finding community. That's a powerful, and positive force.
I'm afraid what drives it is a growing lack of community in the RealLife. No one keeps a job for the length of a career. Mobility within the culture is the rule; not stability. We seek others of like mind and the internet allows that. Good, but at the same time it allows us to not relate with those we see daily.
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Abdominal aortic luminal narrowing secondary to mural thrombosis including severe stenosis at the origin of the coeliac trunk and SMA where there is very poor/no opacification (indicating near or total occlusion) of these vessels. Extensive calcification along their path. The inferior mesenteric artery is not well seen.
Stomach and small bowel wall is non-enhancing with areas of pneumatosis intestinalis especially in the distal jejunum and ileum without obvious dilated with multiple air fluid levels. No free gas or free fluid.
Liver and spleen are hypoenhancing. Adrenal glands are hyperenhancing. Kidneys are atrophic with bilateral striated nephrograms. They both demonstrate multiple simple appearing cysts. Left renal pelvis calculus.
Bilateral pleural effusions, larger on the right. Dependent pulmonary atelectasis in both lung bases.
False aneurysm at the aortic bifurcations extending down both common iliac arteries and into the internal iliac arteries both of which do not opacify, with an aneurysm of the left. Extensive reflux of contrast down the IVC to the level of the femoral veins.
Findings are consistent with bowel ischaemia (and almost certainly areas of extensive infarction of small bowel given that there are areas of pneumoatosis) with evidence of severe hypotension. There may also be a degree of liver and spleen hypoperfusion. No perforation at this stage. Proximal SMA thrombosis noted, this being the likely underlying cause.
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Patient died shortly after the CT scan. Key learning points:
- signs of severe hypotension in this case are: hyperenhancing adrenal glands (preferential blood flow); hypoenhancement of the liver and spleen (subjective) and bilateral striated nephrograms
- pneumatosis intestinalis is a sign of bowel infarction (but can have other causes)


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We are all about pretending these days, and today Brittany got some pictures of us playing our favorite pretend game - babies! We love to be babies, and we are pretty awesome at it, if we do say so ourselves!
Happy Christmas week!
Love, Aidan and Patrick
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Sweet Babies
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Things have been rolling along these past couple of weeks other than a little pneumonia set back that caused me to miss about a week of training.
Spent the Thanksgiving weekend on Manitoulin Island with my sister and her family at their cottage and although sick during that time manged to get out for a nice bike ride.
Probably even a bigger change for me training wise was deciding to get a personal trainer at the gym. It's kind of a weird concept for me as I spent almost 6 years as a personal trainer and at least 10 years coaching sports but even the best athletes in the world work with trainers and what not so it shouldn't be any different for me. I haven't done much strength training in quite a while and it really kicked my butt the first time but it's getting better now and I'm hoping it will help to eliminate some nagging injuries I've delt with in the past.
Last week I had the opportunity to get Kelly and I a ride in a little plane up around the North end of Sudbury over the lake I grew up on. It was nice to see some of the tail end of the fall colors but what was most interesting was listening to the pilot communicate with the air traffic controllers as that was something dad did for 30 years.
This past weekend I was able to get to Ottawa and was able to visit my grandma for a little bit. Got a swim in on Saturday morning and then went for a run along the river on Sunday morning. What a difference running in Ottawa vs Sudbury. I saw more people on my one run in Ottawa out running than I would if I was to go running every single day in Sudbury for easy 2-3 weeks. Very different culture and atmosphere in Ottawa. For someone who enjoys being active Sudbury sure makes it hard!
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Song: CALIFORNIA COOL
Reviewer: Castle-Eye (Michael Casali)
Positive Comments: Love the mix, reminds me of Jack White
Constructive Comments: Great hook, still singing it. Love the ending, real cool
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Broadjam Artist: Charlie Shock
Song: CALIFORNIA COOL
Reviewer: Castle-Eye (Michael Casali)
Positive Comments: Love the mix, reminds me of Jack White
Constructive Comments: Great hook, still singing it. Love the ending, real cool
Broadjam Artist: Warren Hein
Song: Cookie Cutter Blonde instrumental
Reviewer: Rin Vinson
Positive Comments: This song is definitely high energy. The composition, recording, mix, and master are all top grade and professional.I hear a heavy late 70's early 80's New York influence in the composition. There is a gigantic fan base for this music today and I would think a composition like this would do very well in a TV show, movie, and or ad that might require this type of high energy music for the sound track. Vinyl is a show that comes to mind. The guitar playing is excellent and the tones are not too bright which is usually the pitt-fall that people fall into while trying to pay homage to this genre. Great Job!
Constructive Comments: NO critique here. This is a well done piece of music and great to have in any library. I enjoyed listening to it and I appreciate you sharing it. Pro all the way.
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Song: Ether Bound
Reviewer: HarryBudini
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Broadjam Artist: Michael Patrick Hogan
Song: Haywire
Reviewer: John Hazlett
Positive Comments: An excellent piece that could be used in a chase scene in a movie.
Constructive Comments: Keep all the music score, but to do this piece justice, it needs a live orchestra.
Broadjam Artist: MELVIN BARHAM
Song: BALLOONS (Spirit Flight)
Reviewer: Nigel Barrett
Positive Comments: Very mellow and easy to listen to.
Constructive Comments: Only thing for me – would like to hear more variation. Super quality recording but let down by the almost monotonous lack of variation.
Broadjam Artist: Uncle Spider & The Electric Dirt Clods
Song: Praises & Promises / Country Religious
Reviewer: Randal Dunkle
Positive Comments: I like the lead vocals and the sound of the drums and the keyboards as well – sounds a little like the Davy Jones of the Monkees.
Constructive Comments: Not a lot of negatives, I do think this song would sound better with a Saxophone solo instead of the keyboards – best wishes!
Broadjam Artist: Chet Nichols
Song: Highways To The Sky (NewAge/Meditative – from "Earthways")
Reviewer: Nigel Barrett
Positive Comments: Wasn't expecting the beautiful chords at the beginning. They got my attention. Sounded like an intro to a Deadmau5 tune.
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Song: Just Another Day
Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth
Positive Comments: i like the combination of instruments. the voice sounds nice with the tone used. great start and come in. nice job on that.
Constructive Comments: I think a better mix would suit this. you have some good horses here, worth a little more feed. not that it will do well as it is. the voice is close enough to pass, but Melo-dyne used at about 75% would make this smash in my opinion.Am I ever satisfied? No. No. No. It's what music teacher do, it's what my two piano teacher Aunts did to me. They refused to give you a perfect score. I hated them for it then, but now I realize that they loved me so much they wanted me to be perfect–for real. Straight Ahead Brother! catnip pat
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Song: Snowy Mountain Stream
Reviewer: Jeff Roberts
Positive Comments: Nice behind the beat vocal phrasing and a classic melody/phrasing here much like "Shake Rattle n' Roll".
Constructive Comments: Take the effects off the guitar. Listen to Humber Sumlin or Otis Rush for a classic Chicago vibe–clean and dry with a bit of bite. I'd start with the full rhythm section. The guitar solo isn't very bluesy–again clean up the tone and go for simple phrasing with statement and repetition leave space in. There are a number of timing issues. This could be a really fun tune–the bones are there. Make it tight, concise, and clean!! All IMO of course.
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Song: Clue
Reviewer: Patrick E. Muth
Positive Comments: ok nice start. tell the truth. nice job on pretty much anything.
Constructive Comments: Good Work. Keep On Truckin. I would have liked a break in the middle of this song. think about it. take it off down the highway and then back to the trail of love. Keep That Musical River Flowin, We're ALL listening!===========================catnip pat========================


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God, wrote Nietzsche, is dead.
The empty cathedrals of the world are his tombstones.
The Author, announced post-modernism, is dead.
The empty novels of the world are his graveyards.
Killing the creator has become quite a joyful occupation.
As Barthes put it: "writing is the destruction of every voice, of every point of origin. Writing is that neutral, composite, oblique space where our subject slips away, the negative where all identity is lost, starting with the very identity of the body writing".
(Image-Music-Text, Collins, p,143).
Writing under this shadow becomes a corpse, a corpse to be animated, with jouissance. Criticism is necromancy. The hermetic text becomes the elixir whilst the "author" retreats to the prima materia, to earth, and is laid to rest.
Removing the author does have its advantages. It gets rid of the authorial tendency to spout about the creation: how good it is; what it is about: why it should be compared with other great writers. But murdering the author just to avoid these ego trips is rather severe. Common readers are not so easily fooled and taken in by vanity.
So what is the place of the author?
Enshrined within the idea of authorship is the idea of genius. Amazingly, the author is an individual who is supremely gifted and able to write at a level beyond the common human being. Our belief in this, however, has taken something of a battering. Some of the great paintings of the world were not painted by the Great Masters: the job of painting was delegated. Some of the finest realists did not draw their figures free-hand, they copied using light devices. Damian Hirst is an "artistic genius" though the donkey work of making becomes the employment of artisans. The maker does not have to make. But this is the art world. What about literature? Surely, old beliefs still exist here and the novel reflects its roots in "newness" and springs from the mind of a fresh and unique individual.
I remember once coming across an enthusiastic proof-reader who felt the need to refine my punctuation and argue for fewer "passive voice sentences". That was possible to consider. (Microsoft Word has a similar problem with my writing!) I also recall that this was followed by a zealous proof-editor who wished to substitute her words so as the article reflected "ideology". Here, the brakes went on. And it was certainly "No" when a second proof-editor requested that whole passages be changed in line with what he saw as "a masculine house-style". As I pointed out at the time: my meaning was in my words and in the ordering of those words. I was not a brick-layer building a bungalow.
There is a point, surely, when editorial help becomes intrusive. And more worryingly still, a point when editors can become invited participants into the game of writing and publishing concerns replace authorship and authenticity. The most extreme example of this has to be "ghost writing". It isn't the writing of someone else's story that worries me. Helping to tell a story is therapy. (Therapy "draws out" through words). It is the ventriloquism performed by publishing houses under this term. So, the hidden writer writes what they think the "author" wants to say. (How does anyone know that?) Then the "author" claims the book as their life's story. (In what sense is it their story? Or are they alive?) This is the dummy claiming to be real and making the ventriloquist into the puppet.
Personally, writing is about honesty and effort. I think of Frederick Douglass. He was an illiterate slave. He used every devious strategy possible to learn to read and write. He painstakingly read and modelled writing on his reading until he could tell his story. Language was his liberator, the spirit that pushed him towards escape and liberation from slavery. His Narrative of the Life is a work of genius (Though the White press claimed that it was "ghost-written" because Black people did not have minds capable of authorship!). A work of genius because every page testifies to an original and challenging mind that has worked therapeutically with language. In cultures where the quick-fix has become the norm, killing off the author isn't the only problem: it's raising the unborn into a false life. The philosopher's stone is inside and close at hand, though it might take a long journey to realise that, and it cannot be bought from the hands of editors, a lesson beautifully crafted by Paul Coelho in The Alchemist.


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Analyst Pierre LeBrun also reported that the Chicago Blackhawks have inquired about free agent forward Mats Sundin, and Strachan believes the Vancouver Canucks are still the frontrunners to land him.
Strachan also reported that the Montreal Canadiens turned down the Minnesota Wild's offer of trading Marian Gaborik, but still believed that they could be involved in a 3-way trade. LeBrun also reported that the Los Angeles Kings are interested in Gaborik, but only if he agrees to sign a long-term contract with them.
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