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Well WTF how did it run what was the verdic. I waited for the call but i guess you sobered up and hung low after the little noise ticket the local water cock i mean cop wrote ya.
Well WTF how did it run what was the verdic. I waited for the call but i guess you sobered up and hung low after the little noise ticket the local water cock i mean cop wrote ya.
I got a warning not a ticket and since it rained for 30 hours on friday and was like being on havasu sat and sun i didnt get to run it till monday morning, it was way more packed than than usual and i was gonna call you Danny but i never got to run it till mon morning, anyway the jetting helped a bunch but it still seems to be lean so i am going up in a couple weeks with some bigger jets again and a new set of plugs and i need to cut the verticle linkage peace for the throttle. The way it is setup right now im only getting 2/3 throttle and with the lean condition im only getting 2/3 throttle of that. With the linkage the way it is and the small issues its still seems to run pretty good it will pull 6000 rpm at about half throttle but i didnt have a gps so i dont have any numbers the first weekend it ran 63 at about 4800 rpm so thats how much the jetting helped and i had a couple of burned plug wires. The first weekend my diverter was broken and was all the way down so i was just plowing water and it ran 63 so this last weeked i had the nozzle 3 notches up on the diverter and it started packing air pretty good and the damn thing kept pulling even with the way it was running.Bobby was up on the piont watching and said he thought it looked like it was running about 75 mph but just looking i dont know how accurate he was, its got a b/c impellar and at 6000 i just dont know.
Sounds like your gettin it. The rain kinda sucked but we just kicked it at the trailers and partied all day and night. sat & sunday there werent many people on the water at all in fact the campground was pretty empty up where we were. We talked about running down and launching with you guys and rolling up to goose flats but didnt want to get hassled by the law.
I really dont think they would have hassled me if i werent he only one down there with something that loud but whatever, there are never usually cops down there except for the big weekends, i am going out in 3 weeks if you guys are going out i might drag my shitpile up do some tuning up at your place i really want it running good for the 4th for aha, not to race but just so runs like it looks atleast. I put 92's in the primaries and 93's in the secondaries and i am going to bump it up to 97's on the secondaries and if i dont see it on the rich side im gonna start looking somewhere else for the problem but it think with new plugs a couple new wires and more fuel it will com around. Ive got the timing at 29 locked out but it just falls on its face when it feels like the seconadaries start opening and at 6000 rpm i only saw 1-2#'s of boost so i know ounce i get it figured out it should run decent.
I dont know when we are headed back out but i will keep ya posted. I have to finish 1 more motor then im pulling mine out and freshening it up so we may not be back till the 4th with the hot rods but i still have the wacker. Are the power valves still in those carbs that your running?
Well you may just have to drag your ass down with the wacker so we can throw back some cocktails in goose.


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Which appliance is the energy hog? It's not your air conditioner
Actually, in terms of overall electricity usage in households, air conditioners use the most on a continual basis, followed by refrigerators. But on a unit per hour basis, air conditioners are not that bad, even though they've been made the villain by the media. Broadcasters, in particular, are offering tips to households on how to cut down on energy consumption and the main suggestion is to set your air conditioner at 28 degrees centigrade. Because so many people, in particular the elderly, have fallen victim to heat stroke, no one is saying to turn off the air conditioner any more, but the general consensus is that the average air conditioner in the average home uses about 130 watts of energy and, overall, accounts for a bit less than a fourth of the summer electricity bill, which gives you some idea of the savings potential.
What the media doesn't say, according to an article in the most recent issue of Shukan Post, is that there is another appliance in your house that actually uses more electricity. A typical large screen (over 37 inches) LCD television set uses on average 220 watts, or 70 percent more energy than the air conditioner if both are being used continuously, but, of course, media companies aren't going to suggest you turn off the TV because that would hurt their business.
And according to the Nomura Research Institute, since air conditioners work on something akin to fuzzy logic, they save more energy the longer you keep them on. The point is not to turn them off and on. If a room is, say 32 degrees and you turn on an air conditioner set to 27 degrees, it requires 800 watts right at the beginning, but after only a minute the energy consumption drops to 600 watts and then after 17 minutes it can drop to as low as 80 watts. What tends to be the concern of energy producers is not so much that households use their air conditioners, but rather that they don't all turn them on at the same time. By the time an air conditioning unit is maintaining its set 27-degree temperature it may be using as little as 20 watts. The problem is, once you turn the air conditioner off, you have to start from zero again. Also, it should be noted that these figures are for rooms that are fully insulated.
In comparison, three incandescent 60-watt light bulbs use 162 watts, continuously. And TVs are worse: 220 watts isn't a whole lot better than the old CRT TVs. Though LCD and plasma displays are touted as being more energy efficient by the industry, the comparisons are being made for equivalent screen area. For sure, a 28-inch CRT TV uses about 87 watts, and a same-size LCD screen only uses 42 watts, but the energy consumption increases exponentially from there. When you get to 40 inches, the LCD consumption jumps to 230 watts. And the whole point of flat screen TVs is that they take up less room and thus families are buying larger and larger ones. A 50-inch plasma screen uses 400 watts.
Also, there's a big difference in manufacturer specifications. Some makers are much more energy efficient than others, but the point is that the TV is not only using a lot more electricity than your aircon, it's also heating up your room, making more work for your aircon. Even when the TV is on standby it's consuming about 3 watts of power. So turn it off. There's nothing to watch anyway.
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The sign up sheet for Kate's Shawl CKAL (katesCKAL) is now up and running. To enter you must be a member of Ravelry (no cost involved), and then a member of the group Kate's Shawl and All.
My own shawl, HRH Kate's Shawl is just one of the many beautiful versions to choose from for this CKAL.
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- 3rd prize is a book donated by Judith27 called Gossamer Webs - The History and Techniques of Orenberg Shawls by Galina Khmeleva and Carol R. Noble.
Over 10 designers on the group page have been given their own thread, and they have each designed their own version of Kate's Shawl. All are unique and all gorgeous. Such talent. And let me say, it isn't easy to knit, test and pattern-write a design in under a 1 month deadline, and each have accomplished this. Congratulations to all of you.
There are patterns for sale, free patterns, crochet patterns. There are Kate patterns, Kate-like patterns, crocheted Kates, and Katelets. The list of shawls if very comprehensive and if you can't find a shawl you like here, well .... you just don't like shawls.
There have been 2 podcasts done about our group, Knitabull's Episode 11 Where's the Sunshine, and Prairie Piper's Episode 46 Kate's Shawl and other Ruffles as well as a mention on Susan B. Anderson's blog. All very exciting.
The group itself has grown from just a few members on the first day to almost 1300 members in less than a month, and it's been very exciting to administrate and moderate. I have 2 wonderful moderators, Jane and Leslie who have been very helpful and encouraging.
We hope you'll join us. To access the sign-up sheet link you must be on Ravelry and a member of the Kate's Shawl & All group.


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By Jeannie Watt
Are you an overachiever? A compromiser? A wild child?
There is a growing body of scientific evidence that indicates the age-old stereotypes concerning birth order personalities are based in fact. The oldest child is more likely to be over achieve. The youngest child is more likely to rebel. I just wonder why it took researchers so long to make it official.
The reason I'm thinking about birth order is because the first book of my first trilogy, Too Many Cooks? has been released this month and the series is about three siblings. The oldest--the heroine of the first book--is super responsible while the youngest--the hero of the last book--is a laid back renegade. I didn't set out to make them that way, but that's how they turned out. I unconsciously gave them characteristics I've observed in oldest and youngest children.
Since writing the books, I did a lot of reading about birth order (many people would do it the other way around, but not me) and discovered that because they are older and stronger, the first born tend to use high power tactics—i.e. they overpower their younger siblings, physically or through sheer strength of will and intimidation tactics. Middle and younger children use low power tactics—humor and negotiation. This is why the eldest children are not always at the top of their game in the cooperation department, whereas the younger children are quite good at reading others and acting accordingly. Youngest children can be downright manipulative.
There are, of course, other factors that figure into personality besides birth order, such as family stability and number of children, so birth order does not mean your personality and occupation are predestined.
Take for instance my brother and me. I am an artist and a storyteller. I studied geology at a time when there were no jobs available and therefore didn't get a job as a geologist—not one that lasted anyway. My brother is an engineer and has an actual retirement fund. He's the youngest. I'm the oldest, but it seems like it should be the other way around considering our lives and occupations. I am an overachiever, however, and he did quit his job briefly to go into business with the man who invented the plastic hubcap—but that's another story.
Here are some general birth order characteristics I gleaned from various sources:
|Responsible first born children do not
get accidentally pregnant...
Oldest child
Over achiever
Tend to develop type A personalities
Intense fear of failure
Tend to stick to the straight and narrow (fear of failure)
Higher IQs
Many engineers, lawyers, surgeons and CEOs tend to be older children. Congress has a disproportionate amount of older children.
Middle Child
Keeper of the peace
More peer oriented—forges strong bonds with friends
Less tethered to family
Excellent people skills—was both babysat and babysitter
Feels lost in shuffle
Tend to take riskier jobs than older children.
|Laid back rebel
tries to teach uptight
neighbor how to loosen up,
with surprising results...
for him.
Risk takers
Loose cannon
Rebellious but also easy going (which perfectly describes my hero in Just Desserts)
More likely to be artists, comedians, adventurers, or fire fighters.
Tend to have the same characteristics as the older children, since that is exactly what they are.
Is it coincidence that the majority of my close friends (Ellen, for one) and my husband are all middle children and Undercover Cook, the middle book of my trilogy, is my favorite by a wee margin? What can I say? I'm a sucker for middlers. Especially alpha middlers--like Ellen.
My question d'jour: does your personality match your birth order? How about the rest of your family?
Up for grabs is a copy of Undercover Cook. If you'd like to test out a chapter, I have the first chapter of Undercover Cook posted on my blog.
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More refined coffee culture in L.A. is percolating — and apparently no one told the L.A. Times until now
Posted by TheShot on 13 Jul 2011 | Tagged as: Café Society, Consumer Trends, Foreign Brew, Quality Issues
For as long as I've lived in San Francisco — over two decades now — I've lived with laments over the sorry state of local newspapers. Living in a large Victorian shared among Berkeley graduate students many years ago, I grew accustomed to a daily house copy of one of the Timeses (i.e., either the New York or L.A. varietals) for serious news reading. The SF Chronicle, on the other hand, was always relegated to local movie times and for lining bird cages.
Fast forward to today, and my how those once-greats have fallen. The New York Times may have performed a bit of peacock strutting last year, proclaiming, "No, New York City coffee is good. We really, really mean it this time!" But the NY Times can be forgiven compared to the sloth-like L.A. Times, who came out with this special feature just today, in freaking 2011: More refined coffee culture in L.A. is percolating – latimes.com. This more than a year after L.A.-area baristas — after cleaning up on so many awards at the regional and national barista championships — decided to quit the competition program to give someone else a try for a change.
This is akin to a 1961 L.A. Times article proclaiming that quality baseball has arrived in town — merely two seasons after the L.A. Dodgers had already won the World Series. Even so, the L.A. Times does add some useful listings of regional coffeeshops worth checking out: Specialty coffeeshops in the L.A. area – latimes.com. Plus the obligatory coffee map.
Just please don't call 'em "craft".
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Bank of England fair pay strike
Unite members at the Bank of England are striking for three days from Tuesday 1st August for a pay rise. Many of the staff who keep the building running - doing jobs like maintenance - have had no pay rise for two years and the management is refusing to discuss it.
On Thursday 3rd August the Bank of England strikers will be linking up with strikers at Barts NHS trust (employees of Serco) and the British Airways mixed fleet cabin crew:
- 8am - Protest at Serco shareholders' meeting: assemble at JP Morgan, 60 Victoria Embankment, London EC4Y 0JP
- 10.30am - March to the Bank of England, Threadneedle Street, EC2R 8AH where there will be a rally at 1pm.
- 2.30pm - March to the Civil Aviation Authority, 45-59 Kingsway, London WC2B 6TE, arriving there around 3.30pm.
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TaylorMade / adidas Golf Boys Junior All-Star | Château Élan Golf Club
Supported by AJGA National Sponsors TaylorMade and adidas Golf, the TaylorMade / adidas Golf Boys Junior All-Star featured 132 of the best Junior All-Star aged boys in the country. The TaylorMade and True Temper TOUR vans were on-site during the weekend, fitting players for clubs and hosting fun activities. adidas Golf provided footwear for the field. Gordon Sargent of Birmingham, Alabama, won the event after posting a record-setting 8-under-par 63 in the second round. The score was an AJGA tournament record, matched the competitive course record and was the AJGA's fourth-lowest all-time 18-hole score.
TeensGiv.org Girls Junior Championship | PGA National Resort & Spa
The tournament is one of three AJGA events annually hosted by PGA National Resort & Spa. Erika Smith of Orlando, Florida, brought home her first AJGA win after shooting a tournament total of 6-under-par 210. Michelle McGann, the 1987 Rolex Junior Player of the Year and seven-time LPGA Tour winner, spoke to the fields of the TeensGiv.org Girls Junior Championship and the coinciding TeensGiv.org Girls Junior All-Star presented by the Spinnaker Foundation.
TeensGiv.org Girls Junior All-Star presented by the Spinnaker Foundation | PGA National Resort & Spa
The tournament was hosted on the same course as the TeensGiv.org Girls Junior Championship, but for 12-15 year-olds as part of the ACDS Junior All-Star Series. In her first AJGA event, Thin Khaing of Yangon, Myanmar, secured her first AJGA win and finished at 2-under-par 70 in the final round.
Bishops Gate Golf Academy Boys Junior Championship | Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club - Copperhead Course
The Bishops Gate Golf Academy Boys Junior Championship has been contested since 1994 with notable past champions including Charles Howell, Bud Cauley and Joaquin Niemann, the No. 1 player in the World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR). Shiryu (Leo) Oyo of San Diego, won his first AJGA event by sinking a 58-foot birdie putt on No. 18.
AJGA Junior at Lost Springs presented by Visit Bentonville | Lost Springs Golf & Athletic Club
Easter participants in Arkansas were treated to a second-round visit from the Easter Bunny. Tyler Lipscomb of Carrollton, Georgia, won the Boys Division with a 5-under-par 211. Lipscomb is verbally committed to the University of Alabama. Houston's Christine Wang won the Girls Division with a score of 1-under-par 215. Lipscomb won his first AJGA event, while Wang won her second.
PING Heather Farr Classic | Longbow Golf Club
Celebrating its 20th year on the AJGA schedule, the PING Heather Farr Classic has a storied history with past champions including Paula Creamer, Inbee Park, Alison Lee, Hunter Mahan and Beau Hossler. In addition to great golf, players competed in ping-pong and cornhole and had the opportunity to test out Longbow's golf boards. Ricky Castillo of Yorba Linda, California, outdueled William Mouw of Chico, California, to claim his second PING Heather Farr Classic title in three years. After dropping back-to-back bogeys on Nos. 10 and 11, Castillo birdied three of his last seven holes to force a one-hole playoff in a thrilling finish on Easter Sunday. Serena Sepersky of Temecula, California, won her first AJGA event with a tournament total of 3-over-par 216.


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Pit bull puppy trapped inside tire rim gets happy ending
Jade was in a tight spot — that one her owners had a wheel-y hard time getting her out of.
They called 911, the fire department and animal rescue groups, according to a post on the Blue Pearl Vets website, but they couldn't find someone to lend a hand.
"We told them to come right in," said Jenny Davis, an advanced veterinary technician at Philadelphia's Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Center, who helped free the dog this past weekend.
"Jade was bright and alert but she was extremely exhausted," Davis described in the post. "She was just so worked up and anxious from being stuck in there."
The pit bull puppy had somehow put her head through the rim of a car's tire, but couldn't easily be pulled out — and, as you can imagine, the whole situation was stressful for the young pup.
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In pure puppy fashion, Jade bounced back quickly. She received some steroids to help ease the swelling around her neck and was wagging her tail within an hour, according to VSEC.


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Tips for growing roses in Arizona. A desert Arizona rose gardening and planting guide and a list the best roses for Arizona gardens, that's what this page is all about.
Growing roses in the hot Arizona climate can be challenging.
But not if you know what types of roses grow best in AZ's hot climates, and how to take care of them during the hot searing summer temperatures.
These are the things that are important about growing roses in the state of Arizona.
The secrets to success with desert roses are to keep your Arizona roses well watered and mulched during the hot summer months.
Then they can put on their colorful flower show in November.
There are two peak rose growing seasons for roses in the desert Southwest and Arizona; early spring and late fall.
The April blooming season will be over by the end of May when it gets to 100 degrees F and higher.
You need to spend your summer keeping your roses well watered and as cool as posible by mulching generously with 4-5 inches of finely shredded bark, to conserve moisture in the soil.
If you provide ample amounts of water you will have great roses.
You should plant hybrid tea roses that have been grafted onto the rootstock of 'Rosa fortuniana'.
They will thrive in Arizona because the parent 'Rosa Fortuniana is well adapted to hot temperatures.
For growing hybrid tea roses, look for varieties with thick petals and glossy foilage that can handle the searing heat.
It's also important to choose roses with the right petals. Rose flowers with too many petals will not open in the heat.
And if there are too few petals, the flowers will open quickly and wont last long.
Polyantha roses with their large clusters of small flowers, do well in the deserts, as do old roses such as gallicas and noisette roses.
When you plant you roses, it's important to add water retaining polymers to the soil (available at garden centers by the bag).
Also contact the local Arizona Rose Society. They will offer helpful tips and advice for growing roses in Arizona and the desert Southwest.
The major pruning should take place in January. This will force the rose to go into dormancy.
Cut the rose down to about half and remove all foilage.
Then spray the canes and the soil with Neem Oil. This will kill off any fungus spores and overwintering insect eggs.
There is also another time to prune roses in Arizona. That is in September. However, be careful and don't do it too early or the bush can get heat stressed.
At this time you don't remove the foilage, only cut it down by a third.
This fall pruning will give you another flower flush later when the weather cools down.
Click on the headline link above for more detailed information about caring and pruning roses in Arizona and the desert Southwest.
Just never forget, that in desert conditions, the right roses will flourish as long as they are well watered and deeply mulched.
German Bearded Irises also do well in drier climates, and they make great rose companion plants for growing roses in Arizona and the desert Southwest.
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The goal of tonight's post is twofold: The first is to introduce you to Raleigh Ritchie and the second is a reminder for me to watch Game of Thrones sometime in the next decade.
Okay, so Jacob Anderson is an actor hailing from the UK who is probably best known for his supporting role in a fairly popular cable series that, to be quite honest, I have little, if any, interest in watching (and there goes the last of my readers), but he's also a singer with the talent to go far. As Raleigh Ritchie, I find myself latching onto his music, which is dramatic, evocative, and at times quite emotional and forceful, and I like what I'm hearing.
"Bloodsport" was my formal introduction to Raleigh, a tempestuous and terrific listen with the synth keys and the thundering beats, which suit Raleigh's lamentations of a fiery relationship quite nicely. This listen most definitely gets my head nodding.


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Dr. Arvon is an expert in psychotherapy, individual and couples counseling. She is Director/ owner of Arvon & Associates. Dr. Arvon is also Director of Behavioral Medicine at the Nationally acclaimed Pritikin Longevity Center. She is a national speaker and author.
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Great news in for Creative Juice Online and our video creative client, Creative Silence Studios. We were just retained by online Latino industry leader, WebTV portal, Batanga.TV to produce Web TV segments for the hot nightlife in Dallas as part of their national nightlife series. We will begin this coming week and film for 4 months as we place Dallas on the national spotlight. Our client and video creative director, Francisco Moreno along with his team are in pre-production for casting of the hostess. Never know where we are filming next, more to come as this is developing. Contact Rikki Rincon at 214-549-1201 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information about this project or for your next one.


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Tulowitzki, Gonzalez return for Rockies in tie vs. Reds
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) Troy Tulowitzki was upset at failing to drive in a run and Carlos Gonzalez described opening day-like jitters, but the Colorado Rockies stars were happy to be pain-free in their return from season-ending injuries during a 2-2 tie with a Cincinnati Reds split squad on Monday.
Tulowitzki, a four-time All-Star shortstop, struck out looking and popped to the catcher with a runner on third in his first game since July 19.
No longer worried about the torn labrum in his left hip that ended a 2014 season in which he was hitting .340, the competitive Tulowitzki was concerned with his performance.
''I didn't get the guy in,'' Tulowitzki said. ''Whether it's my first or second game, I expect more of myself than that. There's no way I should pop to the catcher in that situation.''
But it's only spring training.
''That's me,'' he said.
Gonzalez, a two-time All-Star, tapped back to the mound, walked and made a running catch in right in his first game since Aug. 8. He then had surgery to repair a patella tendon in his left knee.
How nervous was he? Gonzalez started running to first after fouling a ball off his foot.
''I was more concerned about running down the line than hitting the ball,'' Gonzalez said. ''I guess we can work on things like that. It just feels good to be pain-free.''
Both played three innings and all four plate appearances came against Reds starter David Holmberg. He allowed four hits and struck out three in three scoreless innings.
The game was stopped after nine innings.
Reds: Holmberg worked out of a jam in the third and was happy to be facing a full lineup that included third baseman Nolan Arenado, who doubled off the wall in the second.
Holmberg believes he's in good position as he contends for one of two open rotation spots.
''I feel pretty good, but you never know what the manager is thinking,'' Holmberg said. ''There are a lot of good arms competing for these spots.''
Rockies: RHP Jordan Lyles allowed two runs - one earned - and two hits in his second two-inning sprint of the spring. He didn't get much help from his defense. Brandon Barnes couldn't come up with a sliding catch in center that was ruled a hit, and Daniel Descalso dropped a liner at second in a two-run second inning.
''I continued to work on my changeup,'' Lyles said.
Reds: Brandon Phillips (groin) started at second and went 0 for 3 a day after he was held out of the lineup. ... C Devin Mesoraco (concussion) and OF Billy Hamilton (shoulder) remained sidelined.
Rockies: Ace Jorge De La Rosa (groin) will throw a bullpen session Tuesday and is scheduled to make his spring debut Thursday.
Rockies reliever Rex Brothers pitched a perfect sixth inning that included striking out Phillips in his first spring appearance.
Brothers had been held out of games as he worked on mechanics after blowing six saves and posting a 5.59 ERA a year ago.
''Good arm speed. He was just out there competing,'' Rockies manager Walt Weiss said. ''He wasn't thinking about anything else.''
So why did Reds manager Bryan Price travel to Scottsdale when Cincinnati was also playing at home in Goodyear?
Price wanted to see Phillips return from injury. He also got a chance to watch Holmberg. But there was something else.
''When push comes to shove, truth be told, I live about 10 minutes from the ballpark here,'' Price said, smiling.
Reds: Ace Johnny Cueto makes his second spring start Tuesday against Milwaukee.
Rockies: Jhoulys Chacin and prospect Eddie Butler are scheduled to throw in a split-squad game Tuesday at the Los Angeles Dodgers. Kyle Kendrick and closer LaTroy Hawkins will pitch in the home game against Seattle.


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Amethyst 6-Sided DT Pendant (India) - These beautiful, Double-Terminated Amethyst "Pencil" Pendants from India that are silver-plated with a single accent loop. A small group of these "Pencil" pendants came "Tapered" instead and are limited in quantity. They look great and are the perfect piece to help support you and your intentions throughout the day.
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Mike writes:Many of these songs were recorded as I wrote them. Usually I write a song, demo it, play it live a few times, then get around to recording it some passage of time after the initial inspiration hit. There are benefits to working like this because a song grows through the processes of demoing and live performance. But nothing ever quite beats the spirit of that first blast of magic that happens when a song is landing, when its downloading itself into the mind and emotions of the writer during composition. So on this record, because I recorded as I wrote, and because even on songs where I developed the instrumentation and arrangement later I kept the original vocals, you're hearing that initial spark, the true spirit of each song. Morning Came Too Soon, Love Walks In, New York, Man What A Woman, Rokudenashiko, Didn't We Walk On Water, Kinky's History Lesson, Monument, Girl In The Window Chair, Mr Charisma - all those vocals are the day or hour I wrote the lyric.
Where the Action Is comes out May 24 and contains an autobiographical song dedicated to the Clash's Mick Jones ("London Mick") and "Out of All This Blue," which was the title of the Waterboys' last album in 2017. "It began as a kind of mixtape album that I was going to put out almost privately," Scott says. "After I finished the last record I had a number of instrumentals left over, and I started playing with those and putting vocals over them. Then a couple of them turned into actual songs and little by little what began as a mash-up mixtape record turned into a regular Waterboys record of serious songs." But rest assured there's still plenty of stylistic variety throughout the 11 tracks."I'm afraid that's gonna be the case of all Waterboys records," says Scott, who kicks off European Waterboys dates on May 19, will be part of Fairport's Cropredy Convention during August, and is working on a North American tour for fall. "There's always variety. I don't work within one style of music. I like them all and feel free to move within them all."
Following the release of Where The Action Is, The Waterboys release the Out Of All This Blue EP today.Written for a friend who's been to a dark place, Out Of All This Blue is a compassionate song of reassurance; a Waterboys classic in the making.You can hear the original 2015 demo version of the title track from the EP athttps://youtu.be/MgyxSrWKXaMThe EP features the studio recording of Out Of All This Blue from Where The Action Is, the 2015 demo and two live tracks, London Mick and The Whole Of The Moon (featuring Blaine Harrison from Mystery Jets), recorded on the Chris Evans Virgin Radio Breakfast Show and capturing the band's rock n roll edge.
The new 10-song collection offers hints as to why the Waterboys, who play the Wilbur Theater on Wednesday, have continued to thrive. It deftly bridges all the phases of the bands career, offering up driving rock, lyrical love ballads, soulful laments, a rock/hip-hop hybrid, and of course, their wonderful, wistful folk songs.I think the key is exploring different sounds, says Scott, one of pops true poet laureates. I dont consider myself just a rock and roll musician. I play country, funk, soul, folk, and folk-rock. Ill play any kind of music if it turns me on, including hip-hop.
I think Ive gotten to a place where I can move between different styles of music very easily, and Ive got a band of around me who can do the same, says Scott by phone from his hotel room in Philadelphia, his light Scottish accent testimony to his hometown of Edinburgh. So it feels natural to work with different styles.And I also think that they all sound like the Waterboys anyway, says Scott, who with the Waterboys will play shows in Santa Ana on Sunday, Oct. 13 and Los Angeles on Tuesday, Oct. 15. There are certain constants like my voice, the way I play guitar and piano. The way that some of the people Ive worked with Steve (Wickham) on his fiddle or Brother Paul and his keys play and sound.The Waterboys new album arrived at the end of May, two years after the 2017 double album Out Of All This Blue, a fertile period of music-making for Scott that he attributes in part to his role as father to a 6-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old son.I have two young children and since that I kind of learned how to work much faster, Scott says. And also, because Im always telling them stories and making up songs for them, it means that the wheels of my creativity are constantly running. Its a very small jump from making up a song about a cartoon character for my daughter to writing a regular song for the Waterboys.So I find it very easy to be creative now, he says. Im switched on all the time and whenever I get to my studio, which is every day for a few hours at least, theres always something happening.I think since I wrote my book (the 2012 memoir Adventures of a Waterboy) Ive got a very peaceful relationship with my own history, Scott says. And I like looking back at those times and trying to capture their flavor in a song. ...Ive never believed that God or spirituality was an angry guy hurlin thunderbolts and judging everything that I did, he says. I spent decades trying to escape from those illusions or those human delusions. To me, spirituality is an experience of lovingness and of self-acceptance, and in that encounter in Piper At The Gates Of Dawn, those two good creatures meet their God, and they are loved. Very beautiful indeed.


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Antonie Dixon's sister gives evidence in court
Carla Dixon-Foxley
Tue, 22 Jul 2008 6:28p.m.
When Antonie Dixon told the jury an astonishing tale of sexual abuse by his mother and beatings at the hands of Jehovah's Witnesses, they must have wondered whether any of it was believable.
Today they heard from someone else who was there at the time and she confirmed much of what he said.
According to Dixon's sister Carla, he was dubbed "devil spawn" by their mother.
Carla Dixon-Foxley says she was his closest friend and ally, but from a young age she knew something was not quite right with her baby brother.
"He used to bash his head on the couch and he used to just sit there and like that, bashing, bashing, bashing," Ms Dixon-Foxley says.
Ms Dixon-Foxley says Dixon was abused by their mother, who would tie him to a clothesline outside their Grey Lynn house and invite fellow members of the Jehovah's Witness church to beat him.
"It was like living in a madhouse," Ms Dixon-Foxley says.
She told the jury that Dixon was also sexually abused by members of the church. Among his abusers was one man who always carried a camera.
"Of course we know why he had the camera now," Ms Dixon-Foxley says. "He was taking pornographic pictures of my brother and his friends."
In cross examination, the Crown questioned Antonie Dixon's sister on whether she had ever seen him violent - especially violent towards his mother. She replied that as far as she was concerned, any violence towards their mother was justified.
"When you get backed into a corner for long enough and you get hurt for a long, long time, you have to jump back," Ms Dixon-Foxley says. "You have to defend yourself and that's what I believed it was. It was self-defence."
Ms Dixon-Foxley, who has a successful career as a nutritionist in London recalled a family conference where a psychiatrist asked her how she had managed to stay sane in the Dixon family home. She says she had no answer.
At the end of her evidence, Ms Dixon-Foxley blew her brother a kiss before walking over to hug him.
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Country property market review. The question that has all house-buyers chewing their fingernails is whether 'now' is the right time to buy? Are prices just about to soar, or will things get cheaper if they wait? At the beginning of last year there was doom and gloom and it looked as though we would … [Read more...]
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When I sat down with clients at the beginning of the year, I was asked what I expected to happen to prices. My intuition was that prices would rise rather than fall. At the time it seemed likely that this rise could be in the order of 10-15%, driven partly by city bonuses and partly as a result of … [Read more...]
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When people talk about the UK property market they could be referring to anything from a bungalow in the Orkneys to an office block in the City of London. When we talk about it we mean country houses, estates and London homes worth in excess of 2m. And the best word to describe this market in the … [Read more...]


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i worked from today so i didn't leave the house at all. i'm actually still working right now...it's 11:16pm. yeah dude.
working from home is pretty much the best thing ever, though i do work A LOT more. luckily, i don't mind as much because i can watch tv, clean, do laundry, take the trash out, walk the dog and take dressember pics for 30 minutes!
i grabbed this dress because i hadn't worn it since my friend ricki's wedding and i wanted to show off the fun, life-after-wedding, bridesmaid dress!
with no make-up and dirty hair, i thought two scarves, two ways would spice things up. i'm liking the head scarf look....maybe i'll even take it out into the world another day.
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Oh c'mon!- When did the 'buckeye' state become the 'dumbass' state?Boehner, RINO from Ohio and Pelosi's clone. endorses Ryan for President?- And the GOPe still does NOT 'get' it, and they couldn't buy a clue even if Soros gave them the money.Maybe the EPA should 'look into' the drinking water in Ohio.- After all, the state went for both Kasich (another RINO) and Hillary (C) who just gleefully said she was going to "put a lot of coal companies out of business and miners out of a job" (blissfully uncaring how important coal is to the Ohio economy).Bask in the glory today, Ohioans. Bask in the glory.- Celebrate what both wings of the "establishment" UniParty have done, and will do, for you.
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