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Okay, here's what I think happened:
Shantanu Moitra (Parineeta, Lage Raho Munnabhai) is sitting in his music room, harmonium at hand, trying to come up with music for his next big movie, Yashraj Productions' Laaga Chunari Mein Daag. Suddenly, Evil Genius slithers into the room.
Evil Genius: Hello, Sssshantanu. I got you a pressssssent.
Shantanu: Hey! Thanks! What is it?
EG: It'sssss a sssssssynthessssizzzzzer.
Shantanu: A what?
EG: A sssssssynthessssizzzzzer.
Shantanu: Come again?
EG (annoyed): A sssssssynthessssizzzzzer.
Shantanu (sniggering): Oh, a sssssssynthessssizzzzzer. I thought it might be a synthesizer.
EG: You're sssssssuch an asssshole. You dessssserve thisssss….
Shantanu: Go on, I deserve this…?
EG (muttering): …. Sssssssynthessssizzzzzer.
Shantanu: Hee hee hee!
All right, so I made that up. But I can't help it. Making up ridiculous explanations for the bizarre experiment that is Lagaa… is about the only way I can handle the trauma. Maybe Moitra was trying to come up with a new fusion sound or something rather than blatantly trying (and failing) to sell out, but what he really comes up with, is an album full of potentially great songs completely ruined by the addition of thoroughly unnecessary bells and whistles.
Even worse, he drags his frequent collaborator, the multi-talented Swanand Kirkire (Parineeta, Lage Raho Munnabhai) into his wicked ways and makes him pen some sort of weird wanna-be rap music. That's right. Rap. Your granddaddy's rap, that is. Apparently Kirkire's inspiration here was famed rhymer Donald Rumsfeld. I fully expected him to throw in a couple of Good Golly Miss Mollys in there but for some reason he refrained. My ears would like to thank him.
Anyhoo, Pradeep Sarkar's sophomore venture, Lagaa… features Rani Mukherjee, Konkona Sen Sharma, Abhishek Bachchan, Kunal Kapoor, Jaya Bachchan and Anupam Kher. Rani and Konkona play small town sisters from less than affluent circumstances who follow very different paths in life. While Konkona ends up fulfilling her dreams thanks to the sacrifices of her mother and elder sister, said sister ends up as a call girl to make those dreams come true. Drama ensues. The movie is due for release on October 12, 2007.
The title is based on the song, Laaga chunari mein daag ("There is a stain on my veil" – metaphor-speak for "I'm now a fallen woman"). Originally penned by that genius Sahir Ludhianvi and set to music by Roshan (father of Rakesh and Rajesh, grandfather of Hrithik), it was sung by Manna Dey. The movie features a version recorded by the fantastic Shubha Mudgal with additional lyrics written by Kirkire and spoken by Mita Vasisht.
Hum to Aise Hain – If there's one song that saves this album from being a complete and utter write off, then it's this one. I'm not usually a big fan of the so-called "introductory song": you know, the one that introduces all the characters and generally serves as set up? Nine times out of ten, they're cutesy and annoying. This is the tenth. The lyrics are wonderfully spot on and Shreya Ghoshal and Sunidhi Chauhan are excellent. You really feel you know what this town is like and who these people are.
Zara Gungunalein Chalo – And so it begins. Okay, look at the bright side: unlike English, Spanish has a huge advantage – the majority of the target audience has absolutely no clue as to whether the lyrics are any good or trash. So we can go ahead and enjoy the sound of the words rather than go around cringing at "I have a cat/ Who has a hat/ But no hat/ Oh, no, what what" type interjections.
Unfortunately, the Spanish bits in this song are sung with all the enthusiasm of a Venetian gondolier forced to sing because the fat cat tourists expect him to make soulfully Italian-y noises when steering them around the canals. (I tried to think of a Spanish analogy but couldn't think of one. Sorry, Spain.) There's a lot of obligatory sounding "Te quiero"s and "amor"s and stuff thrown in and that's about that. Actually, if the translation on Bollywhat is anything to go by, then Kirkire composed it by looking up Google translator. Not a good option as I can personally attest. I was also taken aback in the middle of the song when a chorus of fine young ladies began to cheerfully sing, "Oh homo, homo, homo, homo/ Take a homo, homo, homo".
How rude! I thought. Also, how random. However, a look at Bollywhat told me that "Baila baila bailare/ Baila baile bailalo" means something quite different in Spanish – "Dance, dance! I'll dance/ Dance the dance."
Oh. Er. I knew that. Heh heh. 😳
However, I must say the Hindi bits of the song are pretty nice. It reminded me a bit of the title track from Hum Tum (not the funky one, the other one) and that's not necessarily a bad thing.
Laaga Chunari Mein Daag – Let's get one thing straight: Shubha Mudgal can never go wrong and I loved the last time she and Mita Vashisht came together, in the video for the beautiful "Mann ke Manjeere" (which, coincidentally, was composed by Shantanu Moitra). And Mita is an interesting choice for this song – she has a very smoky voice that works well here. And the new bits from Kirkire are a very nice update on the song. Unfortunately, after all these years, the original is so wrenchingly beautiful, especially when coupled with Mudgal's tremendous instrument, that you can't help but imagine how wonderful it would have been without the new parts. When you listen to Vasisht, she completely sells you on her bit… until Mudgal shows up and effortlessly dominates the whole thing.
Ik Teekhi Teekhi Si – Under normal circumstances, I'd have said this is a rather pleasant song but these are not normal circumstances and it'll forever stand out in my memory for it's middle portion. At first, I thought my computer was having a breakdown. Oh no, I thought, I downloaded a virus! This is my just reward for being a pirate! O Canada, why did you let the MPAA win? Sob.
And then the horrible truth of it all dawned on me: this was no malfunction! They deliberately did that to Hum To Aise Hain! How does a man do that to his own work? More importantly, how does a man do that to a KK song? A KK song! I hope the movie has an answer because otherwise I'm filing a complaint for crimes against music. Yes, I will. And don't tell me I can't do it. Well, okay, maybe I can't do it. But I should be able to do it! Unfair world.
Ehi Thaiyya Moti – This was my second favorite off this album. Probably because Shantanu somehow managed to resist the siren lure of the synthesizer and let voice and tune meet each other in unhindered peace. A mujra song, it's full of a lazy sensuousness that's light years away from the filmi mujras we usually get to listen to. And, joy of all joys, it's Rekha Bhardwaj singing! Very nice.
Kachi Kaliyan Mat Thodo – Wow. And I don't mean that in a good way. This is the grand climax in more ways than one. On the positive side of things: this was the last song and that made me very happy. On the negative side of things: Lord, where do I start? This is the culmination of Moitra's experiment where he lays on the beats and lets it all loose.
When the song began, I thought this was going to be a really lovely ched-chad wedding number. I even clung on to that hope past the opening "Here we go now here we go now aha sounds fresh that's right" I-wanna-be-hip-hop-so-bad-it's-hurting-mah-tummeh bit. And for a while, I felt I was justified as Sonu Nigam, KK, Sunidhi Chauhan and Shreya Ghoshal tried their very best, which is pretty darn good indeed. But then I heard the following and I just gave it up:
Yeah yeah yeah yeah we the cool champions always number one
Never play with us we the son of a gun
You are trying so hard to challenge us you will fall flat on your face
I think it's safe to say Fiddy isn't feeling at all threatened. I especially like the "son of a gun" moment. Somebody's Grandpa is proudly telling all his friends about his contribution to a badass song. Later on, they (I don't know who does the rhymes here; if it's Nigam and KK then I hope they were paid extra for this kind of embarrassment) sing:
We are on the hook we are on the line
You cannot sing you cannot rhyme
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The mother is past surprised and shocked now.
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'■-•! .. lueated in the Western horo* Pairioi.) aiuL»hi(w is not an isolated ease, part of the Male, consequently much tho larger nor* but rather one of a eerie* in the rapid nnd exlen IKMIOI the nskNare Ui the \\ tat, vory many ol which P|>s invesiment of capital in the .Miniint interest-are in the couotrv. - «. . , * ,i_ Tim Company i» enlirelv fr,o ftom debl; have of :ur f** "re '"'"re«""«' »"''!""« '"■» *'"■• mane no UMMUOtt, and have a vory luge.mo.nl —«"""'»«» »•* — >••• •""" »l'"» «««* ill call Ulilgnoil bead., and iailicreluro cuiilideuily ! C»rollln,«llo|illl«r«|ll|l. llie altrjiy daj j ul die PJCOmOMtidMl in ihe iiubiic. Ai ibe but Annual Meeting t^e followingO.Tiveii Wft. tltcUHl lot lUeeniuin^ >car: JAMBS SI^A.N', Pinii.l.nl. K. II. COFFIN. Vice Praaidem. C. P. MKNUKNIIAIX, Attorney. PCfRfi AUAMS, Sec'y an J rrvaiutcr. DIRECTORS. Jamfh 81o.ll, lir. J. A. Meban., C. P. H.inUubwl, Win. S. ivankni, R*r. C. K. Iieeuii, Janiea M liairt*.'., Jed U.Liudmjr. V.. J. MuCoimoil, C.refni.Liiiiuai;ll. E. V. LHIr, W^deaborouch. W. I». .Moore, Nowbam. IL II.Bnrwall, Ht)iiUet>on. J. L. Bridgao, Tarborough. \V. II GUMMING, (ismral Agi;t. May le, 100.1. Dr. S. (i. Coffin, Jamestown. William A. Wright, Wilniogtou. Dr. C. Watknw, Caiolina F. i oiltge. John 1. Shaver, Salisbury. John II Cook, Favetlevilie. Raleigh. Robert E. Troy, Lninherlou. Dr. Uub't M Scaiea, Le.io.v Caotie. oklou liuit— "The good old days of AJam and Eve;*' anJ sfeondly, that the reaourcea of" Naulh Kar- Una " a» she has been (acelioualy dubbed,—vast "—various—inealiausLibN*—are in progress of i development, to be finished only, when she at-i laina that clevaied poniion, in wealth, influence ami proaperity, amouif her sitter States, to which ahe seems destined by the bountiful gifts of na-ture. It would astonish the old settlers, could they leave lliejfravea in which they have quietly reposed for years, and ravioli die scenes of their loimer Iwtuuts and occupatitms, and wilnesa the changes that have taken place. Especially up in the middle and Western Counties. How the L'I n'ii nii'ii rub their eyes Curious Features of tho Revolt in! China. Tho Valo of Avooa.. •• I he Iranalalmn. of llie mbrl prorlamationa priwaic deaenpiion of llio Vale, wInch Moore hn (»iili wliicli tlie Cbineae papwa arc now filled) made Immortal: cn.ey a ««ry fnvnrableiilenof tlieorgani.alion' •• Onr neit visit »u to the Vale of \.~-. and character of iho movemeni m pmfnm. i inimnrlaliznl hv Mm.-e, in the -one of • Tim •• 1 he revolutionary army is divided into five Merlin? of ih* Water*.' I looked in vnin in corp. or diviai.ina.rarb Mmplm in iiarlf. Each , Ih. littlr xrrain* of A-enmore and Avi.nlwg. in iai.ni i.. .si.ibdividrd, Into bri"fadtt of 0•.400 men«.!i t■h■■e« w—rud'd"iini5rn.1i.,C,i|a.|.ilnlr HII"o"w"a"rd!., HaIn1dU ■in■■ ilnhV.tITr SauUh'I-. i ominandcl l.v a brigadier, and o.iiiainimr Uf .r,,nrnt two in onrnr... their .low. .rdalr. Oi.lri-rr. iinrni. of 10 romp""e. each. A mbalirr..-. I monial onUow. a* the Avora. for ih.l • pnra.l of 5*" " 2f •"",- ' *'<■'"••" ,0° "•«"• • ma- cry.i.l' which «lram. la the ennr-.h. poet', jar. 400. and a cnlnnrl a 1,601) Tbr name. word, have » ruorr ailvrrv »..•!"» ll..nih«« .d all .he vener.la are given, and al.o a de.crip. w»"", nn,| ,hi, .,||,v>. . |,ri"hle.l of grren ' i. lion of their pe,.o,". There ,. . rorp. of- i,". | ,urp",cd |,v ,(,. r",Banli" llM,ri" whoeom. hith-penalguard. and a .Irn.ig .tiff. • m.peelor. of rr hoping to behold a nirtur. of en'ranring lovr-ir. mp,. • m..trr. of the hor-e.' • p.yma.ter..' a ; li"r«. which ." . all in the eve ' of tb. great *orp. OT • .urvryor. • officer, in charge "l .he nirlodi.t. The crrent of .be Avor. i. rvi.len'ly ticnlarized are ' nfficer. dil gnal ileparlinrni. All the.e are dignified will. di.rol..rrd bv the copper mine, workrd on il. yellow tMrfil and .be ...le of- r.eellcncv.' The bank.-mn.t unpoetic and nnln-ked for adjunct nfrriorgrndi, are ninnero,,.. Among .l,".e par. ," ,!,", . ,cenr "f e".-ban.n.c"t.' Yel. believe lingui.hfd hv a red mr. I felt a drWOtr pliMWO in ureing the poor livrli- ' Lofailherence.' ^Bm^'V^hMk^m^iu^^abMkmm* iii. • ■"«»"■""' vT.no me. i tell aiiceper pleasure in ureing ih and black .rarf. wbo.e dniv it i. to urge the pro-1 counirvmen of the poet earning an honi.t pic lo enter .mo their confederacy and lo admin-: h. hv mining in iho.n hills—rude nvoc. nn) genueinen would nil. thi-ir eve. and siare.— I ""er ""'''•"h» " " berence.' j .gwee, V.loof Avoc.'—than I could h.vr known • Thunder! what's dial V woiiid >av , former! . "' y '","" "If" l""l">»""> "f ibo.e pro-1 i" .he perfect realization of his mull elquisi.0 fat and chn.eric en,zen and defunct.'a. hi. eve rlan,a,""'« "■f" lo the c.v.l organization of the r dream." rested on .he .rack oflhoN.U. Bo.ll. ■• a Rail "!™?V* l."»,|n",»' »'»' ''•« e.tabli.mrnt "f or- ' ' PET] 11 ADAMS. Sicreluru TJts.T. SELECT MMELLAMF, 0\t: i :iiu • IM» J. 1. .TAR.. 1 M WILLIAMS STARR & WILLIAMS, WHOI.fc.ALi: DKALIIK. IN rORRION AMI DuiUMIIO Ult 4 l.llllll... BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, AND Ready-Made Clothing;, HAY STREET, FAYETXEV1LLE, X. C .May, 4103. ii.'"::!) CHARLES BANKS, CONFECTiONEB, tvkolttale and lirtait Dealer in Foreign Fruit! Suit, I'iguia. Tobacco, Snuff, tec.. Or c e n .Street, PAYETTEVILLE, N. C. March, I4S3- 7St0slo1 AriKll:D-;lOllt\n<i, lu work at.W-II lllal t uju'^e. Appllcalini lo he lOtulO 10 II. C. WORTH, Ureoiiaboroush, TilUS HICK, Kraiikliii.-villc, or SMI I'll LEACH, Nor. CoUoge. Ubsjml vva^'ea in ra-h will be given. Waicli, 1801. Tttstl. Rll K 4; WORTH. LBTI .11. SCOTT. ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW, IT ¥ AVING located in Greeniiborough, N. t'.( ros- II peiilully louder, hi. protoa.ion.1 service, u the public. Odnic No. 11, llopkili.'s II I. Jan. 1851. 711 ly "\VTORTll *. i:i.l.lOTTba».iju.-: received t f and oiler lor .ale— lllll hbde. prune MolusOO. 30 bl.l». exua New Orleans Molasses. 1U hllds. Ifogw. 35 M'i- do. asmirted. ioo •• l.nai Sugar. loo bay- laiguin, i.io and lava ('oth-.'. Bpioe, Pepper, burner, Copperas, Soda, Indigo, 3l.id.ler. &c..A;e. Kuyelte.ille, N. C , May 4, 1853. "i»..3m /• IIII.I > of KaiiiIol|>li MIDIIne. ami I) , iilliiu 1 .II ii. liom ihe I niuu Coiiuii Mill., lor rwilu at tli.. Uanuiaciiiror. price., by Ibe Uale, — wilh tho u.ual discount loi eai.li, h Junu 9lh. 1853. :.y iiios. CALDVVELL - SONS a.* ^- ffvXil^i l'oiiti '.:'.III\I. IM> rOMHISSIOH MEUC1IANT, \wir.if,:iV(;f..t\/(,uiu.iM, w «J. K. M. oiuti:i.i., CoiiiiiiiM.ion .-mil rwrwardlsg MERCHANT. W4SW a'ff-Bvaitita, xsr. ©. I catIKI Itumis.— Hacbina Stretched Co- J menied and rivaled Lcahcr Bonds, mada out ol the boat New York band leather, at New \mk prices, Mutable lor thrashing nUCDJUOO i-ii'l other maoblnory, tor >die by ~ J. R. <v J. SLOAN. May 27, 1853. CjjuuiJ* oj One Tnoeteanu i"iaiw$ aoiV. and M-lEii SOLD A BAD OSS. \ 4 LWAYS havii.g hud the ztoLB AGaaor of tba iV I'iaiioFoftw.olMOI'Al.'l and DUMIAA1 m Vinjtuin Bud .\urta C'urolm.i, legetiiaf with the un* jniitHitlul iit.iliber we have rold lo ail parts ol the South, enable uMoa:>>cit with imili and confidence, 1 (him MI loiiii and well Ined ex^diience, ibat they i are " ii^ui ;<.!<.,. i. lu '1'iilic Ulltl l'lnKti, euibr.H'in^ in ibowuna PiaHoeinoat MK1.LO.V and I M'i- r iu AVU ua « tnoai »'..-... riui and >u-l>*' l!i i n.;i-. We Jteep alwayo OB baud, a lar^e am) vatietl Stock oi the NKWJEST bTTi*aa, and nt tbe loownt KAICS. M> unit purebeeen cun uluajn find eaartljr tiie -Style, etc.. they may want; the ililiereiice in price, bem/ occaaionetl only by ibe outward nniah, enables ttiuee who wish to buj cheaper instrumeuta, I tie eaine ad«anUMJOfl ol u Hue and boauliloj lone, oa I in a PIOJIU oi greater value. A lar-e uuinbei <»l the l'i.mo Tortea iveiiow sell are lolt entirely to our own foafs and tttatton, bv pur* cbaaera who are MI Miuatid as not lo beproaout theuiaelwaj ond u it alwayo devolves much mint reaponaibilili upon ua, ah &uch ma) beaaayred that with all AITKNTION, C.U TIO.N and PROMFr- NK*$a3 to their onlvra, they shall hate a PiaiioForto oipretueijf ihe •Sonhom price (a» has been often taatetl) ami an iuetronwiti Itoio the beal maker in Ibe World; <•( ARRANTIKD, and allowed to beie-lunied, ii not soiled in every luuliuular acconliii)j to theirdoaoription. K. 1*. NAMI, it-jol; 5; Piai.o rorte Dealer, Petaraboiv, Va. rr'IIE aubacriber baa put up maehinary tor stretch' JL my, uemeiiliny aitU rueiiug baud» with coppoi rivula. The baiiua arealreicbeu mi!i Powerful ma* ubuiea uiade eAprewdy kir that purposes a: J iha dimcuily ol baiitla strelcbiiuj; and nooiu^ under tb*> • commoil «ii) ol/oakhig llieiu, ia entirety removed by HUP proceMi. liauda made in this way will bold tl.t if uultli evenly, IUH true, and have a uniform bearing! on ihe drum or pulle) , ami w ill gite Iroin l;» lo 2U |-er cent, none power than thoaa made m ilia ordinary way. 'Hoy are made out ot ibe beat ■•elected oaJc uuuied tSpaniah Leather, and uopama will be auared lo make mem equal to the bet Northern bands, and wm be sold a* low a» ibey can be bought in .New )urk. My shop is ueor Jesse Walker's Miil, on D<*e,i Liver. t HAHLKIS M. LINKS, llinn\ Store I'.u .(.uillord.o.N.C. Ralerencess—J. U. a. J. Moan,Greensboro'; L'liarles E bbober, Salem; Peier*.MoauoECo.. .\ktul- j loch mine, Holmes, ttoruliert *. L'o,Oolil hill, Rowan oouniy. February 6ih I3i3. 7i5;;iy, PZEDHONT SPRINGS, Sl'l 1 AI i;i> in the count) oi stoke*, on the north aide oi the DanralOMu Alumiuun, two audaj auaitei miles west ul die cuutiiy seat, Danbnry,*— Dileen mites ea»l ul ...c Pilot Uouutain,—tifteeu ' niilea iiorth-wefl ol Germanion, and eight mile* i wtft ol Maitin's l.iii.e Kim.—m ihe immedjale vi- I •-miiy oi ihe Hanging' Hock, bchweiiitu1 Cascade ' aini Moore's Nub, iiic hJgbest peek ol the ssauia- j lown, bejng ii.iu- buudted tool bJgbei liuui the] Pilot. tuicoaraged by the liberal patronage of a large j numbei i>i peraous the lad iwosenaons, die aubmi-1 II ra hare receuily mada oonoiderabie Uuprovemeul j lur die actoinmodaUoi. ol ti.o publie, ai.d aiu now ( piepared iu leceive visitors. 'ihe Spimu, i» a atiung and bold C'baljbeats. As lo the medkiueJ properties ol the water, we would reler von to the many invalids who have, visjtetl the jii-Li; aial been leatored to beaith and aUeaath. Terms ol board tor aeii^le parson; Pei NieeJ 26 cenla, d.i>.... 7a " week M fill ,l Children andservuits bail price. Horses ted ai Mi cents per day. Kent ol cabins (withoni board) S3 uu per w.-ek. X. i: J. K. lili>Hlt"L-June ti, iBsvJ. Tjj.li Who Sent Them T Old mother Bender was pintle, but poor. In ■ the raids) ol nor aitraotfl want, tier trust anu eon- ; fidence was in (toil. It was hue one chilly night la the autumn of ' the vear. w hen two raiher wild yotlng men were j'.is-ir-L' he/eoiliiji' their way home. One of them liHia under his arm aome loaves of bread, w I,irh he bad procured at the village store. A faint light glimmered Irom mother Bender's ease-ment. Bald ihe one who had the loaves, lo hi*t companion, "JjCt'shave some Ala with the old woman." Koadf buidllnge Itail Road in Giu!/>.rdf"— " They've all none mail! Mad us .March liarea!'* " Helton, sjop," to a man WslklDf by al a slap-ping uace, and with head bowed down, ami both hands in Ins breeches pockets, " hold on, I want Utask ton a qeeettoa,*' ■• No time to anm—I'm looking lor a Mine—Colby A Smith ! Smith & Colby !" and his voice would die away in mill*- uiiei mumblings ol •• Copper—Coma—COP-PER !"' " Uraty as a loon, by the Eternal I" A iniup of citizens come up. " (lenilcuien, OHM I iinifuiiij;. I'm iflad to see you. Can vou tell me what has come over old Quilferd V— •• (treat limes, air, yreat limes ! The Yaukeea have come, and they've found out thai tins Coun-ty is one solid bed ol fjiild and Copper, half and half—ride and i.e. They're buying up ll County, sir, and we rather lip the Stale before the Smith & Colby. Greet times, mr. Pockets lull of rocks, puclteisyifsV of rocks." '• This is no place for me—they're a// crazy—good bye old (.milord," and the jjhosl of the fat nun would vanish Into '• llitn air." Because we Indulge in I little burlesque, it must der in die neighborhood of (he army. There are iiringeot proeleautione ajjainst military officers ■1lowing lheir troops lo plunder, ami ajjainst cor-rupt civil Aiueiiooatiea; proclamations for the protection and extension of eilucalional tCteblUb-raente, ami the eneoaregamenl ol literature gen-erally. The education of women is one of the objects of the insurgents, ami over the doors of ihe female arttOoU thev have established there is , a notice posted, • mi red paper." to the e/Tecl that I "*. u they are aacred lo the sex. ami thai any men pie-sumiiiK to entef iliem • in a disorderly manner will he beheaded.* The enlightened tone of their proclamation is attributed pardy to the circum-stance of there being among the rebel leaders many members of the ■ Chinese Union,' a lllera-ry society instituted by the late Dr. (.utzlalT for the purpose of dissent whrr' • guess ' thVll buy '"* V^X °( l^.'T'V k,,ow,e^e "f l,,e v'vedone llaiarah I (,\r WWlW uf '''""'P"" W ilizaimn among ihe Chi- 11 ,rneae, but il is doubtless principally due to the high menial culiure of a people among whom ed-ucation in general am! liierarv acquirement* ire ihe only passports to employment or distinction.** Editora. An editor sits in his eanctum with old papers and new pipers piled head high arouml him and he is scarcely noticed or cared for by the bi««* ponularej hot he i* engaged with his old steel and ink pot in no idle employment. Indeed we have thought that no class of men ahotiid be more p;ir»ful what thev sav than these same in* kv Editors. A minister may advance an erro-ea and it dies, ns a general rule, within the walls of the sanctuary without making an imnression on his sleepy bearers; but if a poor Editor turns loose improper semimenis. they fly on the wing-* of the four winds, o'er laud and sea, and live forever. Everyihiiiir in a Newspaper is treasured up in menmrv and its fruits appear, not only now. but many davs hence. /low im-portant ihen that every word, every thought, ev-erv line and every paragraph in our public jour-nals should he chaste, elegant and pure ! (ind heln the Editors In winnow the wheat from the chaff!—Spirit of the Age. dtnre the depreciation ol any enterprise,no mat ler by whom undertaken, that looks to its at] vancemenl. We with lllCOl all (.ml sped. " Agrtid " said l'ie other. Thev approached not he inferred that we ombr-esiiinale the be Ihe house and peeped into the window, saw ihe liii.il changes daily lakieg place iu our Slat Women upon her knees, by llie hearth, where a few embers were ■mouldering in (be a»hes. She WHS engaged in prayer. They listened and heard her oll'rriog earnest petitions lor bread. She was entirely iliaiuute of food. In Itirtheratice uf their fun, one of them with the loetee, climbed softly up the roof of ihe col-lege, and dropped one loaf after the other down the chimney. As ihey rolit d out upon the hearth they Caught the old lady's eye, and in the lull- verge of civilization—and read each week during uess ol her heurl, she exelaimed—* .ihe winter mouths before the Si. Anthony L\- '• Thank the Lord—bliss ibe Lord for bis ceuni. The piece needs but lo he read in order bounty." that its aptness may be appreciated : •• Hut the land didn'l scud llicm." ibouted a voice from die chimney. Yea he did," cried she, undaunted!) ; •• the A Legislative Picture. A correspondent of ihu New York Home Jour-nal, ai Indianopolfe, gives ihe following descrip-tion of the Indiana Assembly : •' The hall for the Assembly, or lower house, is like the Senate Chamber, completely spoiled I jL-T ij" " Tho Merchant. **/ atiormoMi pillars running around tho aeaii-rir-' The (ollowing lines were wr.i.en hv a con.n- ele ^^' 'V" 'C »M ll,e nPP*'»"..ce of Iht bolOT Ul » The Casket." a paper ed'i,,d by ihe mrrnberS' ■ H,fch '° ral1 ='«"-'."'"".. Of the sixty ladies ofSt. Au.ho.n, M.uneso.a-awav 00 the 2 T,V, *£?* "X °' "V8'" l-,,W like Wel1 eduraletl, intelligenl men ; about twenty I.ord sent Uu i but ihe devil bioiight them Girls. Holmes, in one of his poems, says, in a paren-thetical way : " .My gnu.d.iapa Loved yuip. w inn be wai« youny.'' No doubt of il; for Holmes is a aeusible Dan, anil must have had a censible grandfather. All sensible men love g.rls w hen ihey are young, and when Ibe) are old loo. (We apply the •• oh. " lo the nun, not to ihe girls, mind you.) Girl-hood is an institution—a •• peculiar institution " —vv hub as lovers ol ihe •• union " we leel bound io cherish ; and as to girls, huge am! small, ere bold that no gfiitlemau's family * in complete, wiliumi them.' Ot'liideeirU, an American poet says : '• With rosy cheeks and muiry dancing curls, Add eyes ol lender light, O very beaunlul are UlUe fciio*, And "ou.lly lu ibe Sight! ' Ami as to ler<0 tills—"big, bouncing girls " —what s pilv II is thai they must soon be wo* •IM n. Itetely, matronly, queenly women, who are only not angels because they are not—girleJ — who, by ihe by. are not angels enhcr. DUl vast-ly more charmlug Uian any membere id the an* gelie host ih.it we remember lo have stcii m pic-lures or elsewhere ! li.dctd they *rv.-—JJo»fon I'Oit. and wel. Tare and tret, Cross and net, llox end hogshead, d Heady made. Ofevery grade, \\ holeeaie, retail, will you trade f Goods for sale. Roll or bale. Ell or quarter, yard or nail: Every dye, Will\oil buy * None can sell as ohesp as 1 ! Thus each day W ears HW ;I\ , Am! his heir is turning gray t O'er his books He nightly looks. Counts Ins gains ami bolts his I. By ami by lie will die.— Hut ibe ledger book on high Shall unfold How he Bold. ilow he goi and used his gold ! ks. ftf* Gallons Linseed Oil, 0m very low. -May\'ii, 1853. ast received nod lor sale IV. J. McCONNEL, , [rsr received io dozen Ames No, 2 eqaare ppootint, Railroad shoveJe, low lot cash. -.N\lafayy art, 1853. W. J. Met ONNEL. ALARGK lot of sptuigeend axle*, peteui leather. oil cloth point and paint band.-, air-o new eat* terns of dashes which "ill be sold low. May eg, 1853. w. J. Mel ONNEL DW. 1:111.111, IMulu K 01 naim nt:.i . l'utiiter, t.UKK.NMi'M.iii MI. ,\ i Reference*—Mesars J R h J Moan, William S. Raukin, K-'|, t oi. James M. Bland. Orders for work left will 1 genOemen ' will be ptompdy atieudi . I* 111; vi 11.11 IRON PIANO-FORTES. rpHKSK insuuments possess many advantages _1 overthoas made ul wood, and are Irom ISO iu ^J per cent, leas m pure lor ihe same pattern. They are all foclave, ol the most aoperior tone and iinif-h, and aie wanantod to stand iu any eli- 111 ate. The undersigned oontine to mannfacturo Piano* fortes HI rosewood • A^*, man e23fi 10 1900. t>ir catalogue ol SHEET .Ml Mi is ihe largest in the eonntry, ami we can furnish EVERY Ali'l ICLt in the Music line, oacot Mustcsenibji Mad. HK1II. POND &; (<).. .No. 1 Franklin fetquere, Mey, IMS. - 3m. Ifew-Yorh ii in. iu l^sjecliee EW Mini improved Leech, Cuppingfand ■ 4 NEV Property of Married Women. Under the requirement! ofthe constitution. iLe Ligisluture of Maryland* at us recent session, passed the following set*, to protect the property of ibe u tie Irom the debit ul ihe husband . Section I. Be il enacted by ibe General As-sembly of Mar\land, That the properly, real and personal, belonging to a woman al the lime ol lur merrisge, and all properly which she may acquire or receive ufier marriage, by purchase, gin. granti devise, beojueet, or in a course of dm-inbuiion, sliall be prolecl.il froB Ibe OebUol ihe | ZfoZ'^fi, u nusoand, ami noi m any way be h<tble for the payment thereof; Provided, thai no ecqusjuesi ol properly peectng to the wife from her husband ■fler COVertOre, shall be valid, if ihe same has been mada or granted to her ill prejudice of the rights uf hi* subsisting crediiur*. See. -. And be it enacted, Thai in order (o effect the objects of the foregoing section, ihe wife .-I..til have tiie beuelii of all such remedies, for her relief and security, a* ROW exisl. or may he devised in lite courts of law or equity in this Slate. Sic. 3. And he ii enacted. That it shall not hereafter be necesssry 10 mierpose a trustee in order io secure In a married woman the aole and separate u*e of her property. Bee. I. And he II enacted, Thai all contracts made between persons in conlemplaiion of mar-riage shell remain in fell lurce alter such marri-sgs shall lake place. A lae hue alee been enscted to make valid the receipts ol married women fur money deposited b% iheiB. Velvet Religion. Beery lime Ihe gulden getee of a new week ' open, and usher in a fresh born Sunday, many a ! man who has his thousands, and hi* coach and j two, repairs 10 the /aehumabte church Enter- I inglhessnetusry With ail air ul reverenee.be treads ■ ibe sofi carpet of hia aisle to his pew, aeals bim- | self upon Ibe velvet cushion, opens the gilt-edg- 1 ed, morocco bound hymn-book, and goes through the entire service Io the Inward aaiisfacimu of I himself, and the admiration of all. Ilow melee- ] ii-viily he walks nui as soon as the last prajer hss been tillered ! As ihe volumiiious notes of .poear ed like honesl-hearled farmers, while the rest, it seemed lo me, were designed bv nalure for any-thing but legislators. One rural-looking VOUng gent was sirutling around with his coat out at both elbow* ; another showed .1 white streak ol white around his body, where his vest failed to connect with his pant's; several wore hats that, somehow strangely remmdul you of bricks, and: ■ majority ol them, 1 am sure. Will And lheir' wash bills a small part of lheir expenses. Thev ell smoke pereevennglv ; so I rather think it is'a rule of the house. When not smoking, their mouthl were immediately filled with lobacco, so I thai no time was lost. I witnessed the com-' meucfineut of ihe aliernoon sesnion. A young ! man, unshaven and uncombed, sauntered aw k-; werdly up lu the speaker's chair, with the ever- ! lasting cigar and ne* Speper. and seating himself j very comfortably, with his feel on the table he- , fore him, sn.oked and chatted awhile, ihen, giv-| mg two or three raps, he look his cigar from his mouth, ami called the house to order. No one taking any notice, he called out lor members In come within the bar. About two-thirds of the members seated themselves iu lheir places, while the rest were laughing, dialling ami smoking 111 the aisle ami around the great pillar*. Pretty soon boots, 'number twelve pegged,' began to make their appearance On llie desks, and disap-peared behind newspapers. On counting 1 found m sight 47 boots lo 40 heads. 1 do not know bul this is lheir way of voting. If so, it must have been a party vole, (between heels and heads.) DUl at any rate hoots were in a clear majority of 7 on join! ballot. After wailing lo see ihem do business, and not being able to discover SUV, I took my leave just about the lime the Rergeant- Si-Arms llsrted down the ?ircel after members to make a quorum.** A Charge as is a Charge. Judge Jonah Jo!es, a weslern judicial dtgn.'a* rv, recently delivered Ihe following charge 10 the .I11 rv. in ihe case of one Slim Crunch on trial lor stealing : " Jury, you kin go out, and don'l allow your nglv mugs here .ill you find a verdict. If vou can't find one «f your own, gi( the one tin; The Jury retired, and after sn ebeamee of fifteen minutes, returned with a ver-dict ot "suicide, in the nimh degree anil fourth verse." The Judge Jonah Jules pronounced upon Crunch this sentence: " Elim Crunch, stan' up and face the music. You are found guil-ty of SUIClde for stealing. Now. this court sen* tenee you to pay a fine of two shillings, to shavii votir head with a nagganel in ihe barracks, and if yon irv lo cave 111 the heads of any of ihe ju^ rv. you'll catch thunder that's all. Your fate will be a warning to others; and. in conclusion. Lord have mercy on your soul. Sher-iff, get me a hint of red-eye ! I'm awful thlrs* Babies in California. Crying children in church are usually consid-ered as nuissncea, ami taken out; hut this is not alwsva the case, as the following anecdote from the I.nlies* Repository for April will show : "A brotherjoet returned from California save be waa present in the congregation of brother Owen, when a babe in the arms of its mother be-gan 10 rrv. A thing so unusual in California al- Iraeted nut a little attention, and ihe mother rose io retire. » Don't leave*' said ihe preacher, ■ ihe sound of that babe a voice is more imeres.ing Io many in ibis congregation thau mv own. Il is perhaps Ihe sweetest music manv a man haa heard since a long time ai»u he look leave of his distant home.' The effect was insiantanenus and powerful, and a large portion of '.lie congre-gation melted into tears." the organ swell upon his ear, his heart bean with ItiGhts and Duties. In these days of progiess it is observable that there is one word in the oioull. of every body as applied to every body else, io ihe almost ahsolu:e a throb ol pride, and he mentally ejaculates j exclusion of another word, once a tune-honored " .i1"! '* KT'' "/*" a" . r .. • . I ,,,fl,,i,"nl "nf,r t:"tf,,s,' l«afUBge and the keystone AH this while (11 is a hitter cold day in winter j of principle and character, which now-a-da remember,) llie driver ofdieeoaeh and two has -' appears in the mind* of most men been busily employed al the church door in self- ' flagellation, and numerous ill netured stamps on ihe carriage floor, 111 order to keep up the circu- •d. There he must wait, think-ing Ihe sermon is very long, and wishing he ye " To bong Quite out ol fashion, like a rusty mail, lu monumental mockery.''' might enter the precincts of the lemple. If only io warm his feet, lie cannot help thinking—lor the red-nosed (or flat-nosed) half frozen inmate ■'.'/. a mind—that his master has precious little religion, and less kindness. Soon he is inclined to believe he Las none of either. Kinallv, by a logical deduction he arrives al the conclusion that he has Something worse than either—he has hy-pocrisy, pride, cruelly, and hearilessnesH—and the driver stamps bis feel unusually hard, per-haps as much to give vent lo his indignation, as to drive away llie frost oul of his boots. With-out endorsing the sweeping denunciations, we must say, that n does noi look exactly Cbrieliao ; and it is S sight we behold every Sunday. Per-baps II IH a necessary evil, and perhaps not.— Perhaps the driver wants lo worship God him-self, ami perheps not. Perhepe he lovee to be frosi bitten end perhaps mu. Al all events it looks very singular—ihoa* 'Zii or .10 esrrlsgl • in a row before ibe church every Sunday. Ii speaks lo us of velvet rvJfjpon. The first of these words, the uhiquilinus and omnipresent word, is " moms," the second, the obsolete and ostracised word, is •• IUTIKS.** The first we meet et every turn, we hear m ■very sentence; the seem.d is banished, offensive and objectionable lo modern ears. We have the rights of women, the rights of sons Hnd daughters, the rights of citizens, of sail-ors, of soldiers, and now of exiles; noi unmi-grauls. who come 10 live and die among us, to form in due time citizens of our land ; but those who Hy hither lot reroge, or for some special temporary purpose, lint for any mention of ihe duties of children Inward parents, of ctuena to-ward eommunilsee, of sailors and soldiers toward superiors, ol exiles lowsrd protectors ami en'er-1 Miners, or of men toward law, the day seems passing away. The present generation is rap-idly becoming (00/04/to admit ihe eiistenee of flftffies ,• unb-ss it be a duty for one 10 obey his Fatal Catastrophe. At a dining party a few days since, while champagne was circulating pretty freely and jests were sparkling as sparkling wine, one modest young geuileuian, who was engaged iu the Tnr-j key department, suddenly proposed a conundrum: •• Why are moil persons who cat Turkey, likn babies !'* A great silence followed, accompanied wiili deep reflection. No one could answer.— The modest young gentleman blushed, ami hack-ed out of his own propoeilton, hut sn over curi-ous female relative detained him by the button of his coat, and he was compelled, al ihe entreaties of ihe party, lo give the answer—whieh was, " because they are bind ol the breast." Two middle aged young ladles fainted and the coroner wrssrnl for immediately, lo hold an inquest over the remains of the fOUng man, who was sudden-ly carried out. ■ ■■■'■ ■ .. ' ■■■■■»— Tho Uso of Goologioal Knowledge. In several couniies ol Ohio where it was sup-posed coal existed lo ihe extent of a few rods or hundred yards at most, the geologist informed ihem the! ihev might consider lheir supply inez-heostible. The rise in real estate, in diflerent couniies, was variously estimated at from one hundred thousand dollars lo live hundrsd thou-sand dollar", when il was known that manufac-turing menus were possessed in such unexpected abundance. I'mlessnr John I.ocke, to whom was assigned ihe southwestern portion of tho Slate, in a Tew moments demonstrated to the in-habitants of West Union thai the rock under their feet was well suited for lime. They had preffK ouelv been hauling lime a number of miles. Ifiiif do you Think/—A young buck of ihe so i,» look otdei w ho wore an naabaven face, be* raugfl Ba he said, il •• looked foreign," lately ac-uj follows I • - 1 say, follow, soms individuals think I am a tiioris. to the total derogation of the Freuehm in, and BOOM 1 -'■ me 1 <x sn Rtslvean— rights of others, snd in . licijood.—Sat. Jit. com ol law and il.e pub* now, what d*t vou think I am r *'J think you are * famedfopli ' replied Jonathan).11
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|The Greensborough patriot [July 2, 1853]
Swaim, Lyndon
Sherwood, M.S.
|Subject headings
|Greensboro (N.C.)--Newspapers
|Greensboro (N.C.)
|The July 2, 1853, issue of The Greensborough Patriot, a newspaper published in Greensboro, N.C., by Swaim and Sherwood.
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The Happening
Posted April 30, 2009on:
My left, congested nostril warns, "You'd better turn in early." However, my right, clear nostril argues, "I can last a couple more minutes without sleep. Work's paramount."
Yes, I will be damned if I do not start on work immediately (even though I am kindly blessed with a long weekend).
So before I begin figuring out Microsoft Excel all over again, I have decided to take some time off, just like what a concerned friend of mine had advised me to. After all, there's always tomorrow. Today was far too long a day. (11 SOLID hours spent in school!)
To begin, allow me to wish my wonderful, crazy, awfully honest, hazardously-in-love with Kelly Clarkson mate, Jeremy Tan, a jolly birthday. Yeeharhhh partner! 18 years of existence. You oughta celebrate! (Cheers to being legal enough to drive in Malaysia.)
Got to mention plenty of wild events that have been happening for the past months. Recently, my friend and I were nearly victims of monkey rage. Yeah, you got me right. That chimp was far from jovial. Weeks before, I was caught in the thick of the Youth Olympic Games. Cheering, mobbing, and all of those sorts… Downtown. Yes. We were proud to be loud.
Apart from being a true blue noisemaker, I have adopted a new hairdo not too long ago. Turns out that I am in one of those transformation phases where I decide to lop off half the length of my hair. The hair I painfully grew out since Secondary Three, just so I could attend prom the following year with a nice perm. Gone were the days.
That was not the end of it. Isabel, my half-sister (we look similar even though we are not related by blood), cut her hair on the same day I did. I must admit my new hair length was inspired by her. Had the sudden urge to trim all those excess length off. Like I have been telling others, "Time for a change."
Not long after my new hairdo sprouted on my head, school begun. I swore every shred of fun was squeezed out of me. It was definitely time to get serious… Fast. After all, close to half a year of merrymaking (we had almost half a year off after our O Levels before Polytechnic begun proper), including the NPP, sure got me laughing. Now, the official start of school was no laughing matter. A week later, I was shivering like a hairless Chihuahua in an unfamiliar place in a lecture theatre.
I should have been catching the gist of the lecture. Instead, I was catching a flu.
Fever stuck me for the next day. I recovered by the third. This morning, I felt it creeping up on me. Thankfully enough, it was all but a mild warning. Should I forcefully push myself when I am still recovering, I will probably end up in a sorry state all over again.
For now, I will temporarily bid baggy sweaters, gym pants and warm breath. It never did me any good.
Back to work!


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By Josh Howald
Kincardine native Easton Battler will represent Canada at the 2017 AAU International inline hockey tournament in California this month.
Easton Battler seen here with the London Fury. (Independent file photo)
Battler learned last week that he was selected to Canada Inline's under-23 team that will travel to California next week.
"I'm pretty excited obviously," said Battler. "I didn't think I would ever represent Canada in any sport, so it was pretty cool when I got the call."
Battler, currently living and working in Toronto, will leave for California July 8. The AAU International tournament begins July 10 and runs until July 13. Games will be played in Los Angeles, Orange County and Long Beach.
Battler attended two tryout sessions in Oakville earlier this season. He is the only Ontario-born player on the under-23 team. Ten of the players on the 12-man roster are from British Columbia. One other player hails from Manitoba.
"I got an e-mail last Friday," said Battler. "I have a feeling I found out so late because another player dropped out, but I will take it."
Many would assume Battler is a goaltender, which isn't the case. He backstopped Kincardine District Secondary School to an OFSAA provincial hockey championship and grew up as a goaltender, but he took up the sport of inline hockey in high school as a forward. He has never strapped on the pads in an inline hockey game, and this season tallied 11 goals and nine assists for 20 points in nine games in the Platinum/Gold Division of the Mississauga Roller Hockey League.
He first played in Walkerton with the Bruce County Ballisticks program and later with the London Fury in the now-defunct London Inline Hockey Association.
Battler is a smooth skater and has a wicked snap shot with a quick release. Still, he isn't quite sure what to expect.
"I'm the only player on the team who hasn't played junior or college hockey (on the ice), so hopefully I don't look too out of place out there. It would be nice to put up some points."
His league action at the Hershey Centre wraps up this week, before he leaves for California.
Canada is the defending champion of the under-23 division at the AAU Games. For the first time, Canada sent six teams to last year's AAU tournament, which was held in Hawaii. All six teams came home with gold medals.
"I didn't give work much choice in the matter," laughed Battler, a graduate of the University of Western Ontario who has been working on the new subway line being constructed in Toronto.
Adam Quish of Walkerton will also make the trip to California. Quish is a goaltender in ice hockey, and also in inline hockey. He will backstop Canada's under-16 team at the AAU tournament.
Kincardine native Kendra Fisher will represent Canada at the FIRS World Championship Roller Games tournament in China later this summer, but she will not play at the AAU tournament in California. Fisher has been a mainstay in the Canadian crease for years in international action.


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Freshman Representative Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) explained to the "Meet the Press" roundtable that Congress agreeing to a raise in the debt ceiling is a compromise in and of itself and that the Administration's side of the compromise needs to be a reduction of spending.
"Like I said, truly, there is a feeling in my caucus, and in me specifically, I can say, that I feel we are willing to compromise by coming to the table and saying we understand we'll have to raise the debt limit specifically, but we have to get ourselves on a fiscal trajectory, because look, we've spent too much money. We have the same tax rates, the same two wars, the same prescription drug benefit in 2007, but the deficit then was $161 billion. This year it's $1.5 trillion."


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This Is Why Your House Is Not Selling
Do you ever get that nagging feeling that your home is jinxed and that no matter how much effort you put into marketing it never seems to catch the investor's eye? Well, here is a number of things you could be doing wrong and why your house is not selling. From the word "go" to the point where the decision is made to actually close the deal or toss it.
Are you overconfident? Does your home smell bad? Does your agent never seem to care or are you simply leveraging equity that doesn't exist?
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Just because you're in a seller's market, doesn't warrant you to be outright lazy about executing the best home selling tips on how to prepare you house for the upcoming sale. One very important aspect is the pricing of your home relative to similar houses in your immediate neighborhood.
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You can still make certain key improvements to your home, although you may not going to enjoy them for long. Investors will often devalue you home for the little things that it lacks and not see the good parts.
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Old yellowing refrigerators and dented rusty HVAC, heaters and boilers will portray your home as a museum of some sorts. Replace or repair appliances and everything that reminds buyers that your home isn't new.
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Like most people who aren't able to sell their homes early, and for the best price, you might be facing one of these problems. The sooner you are able to improve on your weakest areas the more inquiries you are likely to get.
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You may choose to save money on the final cost of selling your home at your own peril. Or you can choose to invest a little bit of cash in the process, ultimately improving your final offer. Creating buyer demand will make potential investors bidding on your home offer an even better price for it than you imagined. Finding the right homebuyer in Pensacola with a genius home launch formula (hint, hint) will help put your home in the best sellers' market.


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Instructions for DEQ Form #100-730
Revised 2/28/2018
A. Inventory Reporting Requirements
The Air Quality Division (AQD) of the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) requests emission inventories and supporting documentation required by the federal Clean Air Act, in conjunction with Sections 2-5-105(9) and 2-5-112.B.11 of the Oklahoma Clean Air Act, Oklahoma Statutes Title 27A, and OAC 252:100-5 (Subchapter 5).
Subchapter 5 requires potential sources of air contaminants to register with the AQD, file an emissions inventory, and pay annual operating fees. The owners or operators of permit exempt facilities or de minimis facilities, as these terms are defined in OAC 252:100-7-1.1, are not required to submit an annual emission inventory.
All facilities that have a permit must submit an emissions inventory.
B. Report Regulated Pollutants Only
Report the amount of actual emissions of all regulated air pollutants, including quantifiable emissions from startups, shutdowns, and malfunctions (SSMs) or excess emissions. The following questions should be asked in the order shown to determine the correct reporting category for an emission. A pollutant should be reported if a pollutant question is answered with a 'yes'.
Is the emission...
If the emission does not fall into any of the above categories,
C. Inventory Submission Tools
Emission inventories may be submitted using Redbud, the preferred method of reporting, or by completing DEQ Form 100-730 hard copy Turn-Around Documents (TADs).
D. Inventory Due Date
All content, necessary information, and requested data must be submitted on or before April 1. Upon receiving a written demonstration of good cause, the director of the AQD may grant an extension for submittal beyond the April 1 deadline.
E. Permit By Rule Reporting Schedule
The owner or operator of a facility newly registered under a permit by rule (PBR), as in OAC 252:100-7-9, shall submit an initial emissions inventory. After the initial emission inventory submittal, PBR facilities will be required to submit an annual emission inventory on the following schedule:
F. Deleting Records
A company can make a deletion request by completing DEQ Form 100-730(B) in Redbud or emailing the Emission Inventory Section with a request.
Use these instructions to complete an annual inventory
A. Company Name
The name of the legal entity or company that currently owns or operates the facility.
B. Facility Name
A unique facility name, facility location, or facility designation. The facility is the location where activities resulting in air emissions occur or have occurred.
C. Company Mailing Address
The business address to which mail is delivered, which can be distinct from the company's physical address.
D. Responsible Official (RO)
The name, phone, fax, and email address of the individual responsible for the company. A Responsible Official is defined in OAC 252:100-1-3. To change an RO, complete DEQ Form 100-882 (.pdf) with signature, and then email, fax, or mail the completed form to the address listed on the form.
E. Change in Ownership or Company/Facility Name
The owner or operator of any facility that is required to submit an emissions inventory shall notify DEQ in writing no later than 30 days following any transfer of ownership using DEQ Form 100-883 (.pdf).
A. Facility Physical Address
The physical address of the facility. A PO Box or rural delivery route number is unacceptable.
B. Facility Status
The operational status of the facility (selections listed below) during the reporting year. A company can change a facility's operating status, but by doing so the company is certifying the accuracy of the new status. Per OAC 252:100-7.1.1, annual emissions inventories do not need to be submitted for permit exempt or de minimis facilities. If a facility should be updated to permit exempt or de minimis in our records, please notify our office in writing (email, fax, or letter). In these cases, an inventory may be required for the part of the year in which the facility held a permit, prior to the exempt or de minimis classification.
The North American Industry Classification System. Enter the primary NAICS for overall facility operations. See http://www.census.gov/epcd/www/naics.html for valid NAICS values and conversion tables from NAICS to SIC and from SIC to NAICS.
The Standard Industrial Classification code for the facility. This can be determined at http://www.osha.gov/pls/imis/sicsearch.html.
The unique ID that is assigned to the facility in the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) data system. Contact our office if you believe the incorrect TRI ID is linked to your facility.
F. Facility Permits
All of the active permits issued for this facility.
G. Memo from DEQ/Memo from Facility
Use this memo field to explain entries or to address other issues in the inventory, where more information might be necessary. Also, please review any new notes from DEQ.
H. Facility Location
I. Main Facility Contact (MFC)
The name, phone, fax, and email address of the main contact for the facility. This will be our first point of contact should we have any questions regarding the facility's inventory.
To change an MFC, submit the new contact information (name, title, email, mailing address, and telephone number) to firstname.lastname@example.com.
A. Sequence Number
A number assigned by the AQD for each particular emission unit so that companies can easily reference an emission unit at a facility. When reporting new emission units via hard copy, use the next available sequence number. In Redbud the sequence number will increment automatically when a new emission unit is added.
B. Emission Unit Name
The current name of the emission unit. Every emission unit must have an emission release point, at least one process, and if active, one or more pollutants (when equal or greater than the reporting threshold), which may also include control equipment information.
C. Notes from ODEQ/Notes from facility
Use this area to address issues relating to this emission unit and its associated emission release points, processes, and emissions. Examples include describing a drastic change in emissions from the previous year, emissions calculations using formulas, grouped emission units, etc.
D. Emission Unit Type
A description that uniquely identifies the emission unit chosen from the Unit Type table. Examples include but are not limited to boilers, engines, tanks, spray booths, fugitive sources, and crushers.
E. Emission Unit Status
The operational status of the emission unit.
F. Location of the Emission Unit
Enter valid GPS data only during initial creation of emission units. This information cannot change for existing emission units in Redbud.
G. Additional Emission Unit Guidance
A. Stack/Emission Release Point Name
Describes the area from which emissions are released into the environment via a stack or fugitive release. A release point can define the area over which fugitive emissions occur. Names should be similar to the emission unit name for easy recognition. When a facility has multiple emission units that go to a common release point, the release point for each emission unit should be the same name with the word "common" in it.
B. Stack/Emission Release Point Type
A description that uniquely identifies the release point: Fugitive, Vertical, Horizontal, Goose Neck, Vertical with Rain Cap, or Downward-Facing Vent.
C. Stack/Emission Release Point Status
The operational status of the stack/emission release point. If an emission unit is reported as temporarily shut down, the release point status should match the current emission unit status. It is possible for an emission unit, with multiple stacks, to be operational and some of the stacks reported as shut down.
D. Release Point Parameters
A. Process Description
A description of each process or activity at a particular emission unit (this description is assigned by the Source Classification Code). A single emission unit may have two or more processes (and so Source Classification Codes) if more than one material is used. For example, a single boiler will have two SCCs if it burns both fuel oil and natural gas.
B. Source Classification Code (SCC)
The EPA SCC for the process. The SCC describes an emissions process or activity. It is important to stay within a specific industry group. For assistance in selecting an appropriate SCC, access EPA's SCC searchable database: https://ofmpub.epa.gov/sccsearch/
There are certain facility operations that may be represented more accurately by the creation of multiple emissions processes at one emission unit. Examples include:
C. Confidential Business Information
Indication of confidentiality of process information. Emissions data that may be held as confidential is certain information, which if made public, would divulge methods or processes entitled to protection as trade secrets. Companies with confidential data must submit their company emission inventory by hard copy (TAD forms) and will not be able to utilize Redbud. Confidential information must be severable and "CONFIDENTIAL" should be marked on every applicable page. A "PUBLIC" copy of the report should also be provided with all of the confidential information removed. The Department shall hold and keep as confidential any information declared by the provider to be a trade secret and may only release such information upon authorization by the person providing such information.
D. Process Material
The substance from which the pollutants were created by each process. Depending on the type of source category, material may refer to the type of fuel combusted, raw material processed, product manufactured, or material handled. A table of the material descriptions to be used can be found here. If you can't find the exact material, select another material that best fits your process or contact the Emission Inventory Section for assistance.
E. Material Input/Output
F. Process Rates
The hourly, daily, and annual process or activity rate measured by the process rate units, which are typically defined by the process SCC.
The rate is a measurable factor or parameter that relates directly or indirectly to the emissions of an air pollution source. Activity information is typically the value that is multiplied by an emission factor to generate an emissions amount that should be expressed as tons per year (TPY). Note that this is the rate of the process that produces emissions and is not necessarily the amount of throughput of material passed through a piece of equipment. For example, for a compressor engine that is burning natural gas, the process rate would refer to the amount of natural gas burned by the engine, not the amount of gas compressed by the engine-driven compressor.
For tanks with no throughput activity: If the tank has product stored, the tank will remain active and the storage capacity of the tank or the actual amount stored should be entered as the throughput. The tank will still be emitting breathing losses even though there isn't any throughput.
G. Process Rate Units
The units of measure used to quantify the rate of the activity that produces air emissions.
H. Design Capacity (Report only if unit is a boiler, turbine, or internal combustion engine.)
The design capacity of the process equipment operating at 100% of the designed rate. For a boiler, design capacity is based on the reported maximum continuous steam flow. Report the design capacity for a boiler as MMBtu/hr (million British thermal units per hour). For a turbine report the design capacity as horsepower (hp) or megawatts (MW). For an internal combustion engine report the design capacity as hp.
I. Fuel Heat Content
The heat content of a fuel in million British thermal units (MMBtu) per the standard unit of measure for that type of fuel, that is:
J. % Sulfur
The percentage of sulfur, by weight, in the process fuel. The value must be between 0.01% and 10%, inclusive.
K. % Ash
The percentage of ash, by weight, in the process fuel. The value must be between 0.01% and 20%, inclusive.
L. Hours Per Day
The typical hours per day that the emitting process operates during the inventory period. This must be a number between 0 and 24 (inclusive).
M. Days Per Week
The typical days per week that the emitting process operates during the inventory period. This must be a number between 0 and 7 (inclusive).
N. Weeks Per Year
The typical weeks per year that the emitting process operates during the inventory period. This must be a number between 0 and 52 (inclusive).
O. Actual Hours Per Year
This represents the total actual hours the process operated during the calendar year for which the emissions inventory is being submitted. For leap years, actual hours per year must be a number between 0 and 8784 (inclusive). For all other years, this must be a number between 0 and 8760 (inclusive).
If during leap years, actual hours per year and/or actual emissions are over a permit limit, leave a note in the emission unit's memo field. Do not report excess emissions if the sole cause of the overage is due to the extra 24 hours of operation.
P. Seasonal Fractions
The fraction of the total operation that occurs in each season. This expresses the part of the actual annual activity information based on the four seasons. Seasonal fractions should be reported as decimals. For example, if 40% of production took place in summer, "0.40" should be entered for the summer season. Total seasonal operations should equal 100% or 1.0.
A. Pollutant Description
The name of the substance, compound, or compound group of which emissions are produced.
The Chemical Abstract Services registration number for the pollutant (if applicable).
C. Calculation Method
The approved method used for computing or measuring emissions.
If you want to change the method of calculation, verify the method falls under any of the permissible methods. Otherwise, a new method must be pre-approved by the DEQ before submitting your annual inventory. Contact the Emissions Inventory Section for assistance. Details and references to support the new method may be requested.
D. Emission Factor
The ratio relating emissions of a specific pollutant to an activity or material process rate. The numeric value of this field is dependent upon the calculation method and the emission factor's numerator and denominator units. A pollutant-specific emission factor is typically expressed as pounds (lbs) per process rate units. If uncontrolled emission factors are reported here, reduce the resulting amount of emissions by the actual capture and control efficiencies of the control scenario.
Providing emission factors enables us to check and verify your calculations. In the case of specific models like E&P TANKS or GRI-GLYCalc with many input variables, there may not be a unique emission factor for each particular set of conditions. Enter zero (0) in the emission factor field and for the numerator and denominator select "N/A - Formula, Software, or CEMS."
E. Method/Factor includes Control Efficiency?
Check this box if the emission factor includes the control efficiency, meaning the factor is a Controlled Factor.
F. Factor Numerator Units
This is usually pounds but can be another unit, such as grams, where the emission factor is in grams per horsepower-hour (g/hp-hr).
G. Factor Denominator Units
These units are usually the same as the process rate units. For example, for a natural gas boiler the process rate is measured in million standard cubic feet (MMscf); the emission factor numerator unit would be pounds and the denominator unit would be million standard cubic feet (i.e., lbs/MMscf).
For calculation methods where there may not be one single emission factor used to compute the actual emissions (e.g., E&P TANKS, GRI-GLYCalc, CEMS), enter zero (0) in the emission factor field and for the numerator and denominator select "N/A - Formula, Software, or CEMS."
H. Trace (<0.001 TPY)
The trace checkbox can be used to indicate that emissions of a regulated pollutant have been estimated to be less than 0.001 tons. For emissions estimated to be greater than 0.001 tons but less than the reporting threshold of 0.1 tons (for most situations), a company can either report the quantified amount or report "0." The trace checkbox should only be used if emissions are below 0.001 tons.
I. Actual Emissions (Tons)
Amount of actual annual emissions of the pollutant, after application of air pollution control equipment, reported in tons per year. The actual emissions for a plant, emission unit, or process—measured or calculated—that represents a calendar year. This total shall include emissions from fugitives, upsets, startups, shutdowns, malfunctions, and excess emissions. The actual emissions field will allow emissions to three decimal places.
Reporting Thresholds
J. Reference
The specific source or material containing the method of calculation and factor. When using "AP-42 Factors" as a calculation method, record the table number (e.g., "Table 1.4-1"). When using "Permit Factors," insert the permit number unless the permit reference is AP-42. It is preferred to site the original source of the factor. When using "FIRE Data Factors," list the appropriate AP-42 section, table, or EPA document. Other references may include EPRI, RMA, UEF, etc. Other calculation methods may not have a reference, so leaving the field null in this case is acceptable.
K. Excess Emissions (Tons)
The amount of annual excess emissions as defined by OAC 252:100-1-3. This amount shall be included in the total amount of actual emissions.
Flaring events that do not exceed permit limits do not need to be reported as excess emissions. These limits may be per hour, as well as per year.
The amount of emissions from such events must still be entered in the actual emissions field.
Any emissions that are in excess of a permit or other such limit (this can also include malfunctions and maintenance activities) must be included in your excess emissions total. The excess may be over an hourly limit, and although it may not be enough to cause total emissions of that pollutant to exceed an annual limit, any excess amount must be entered in the total excess emissions field.
Any excess emission amounts that are formally reported to the Compliance and Enforcement Section of the AQD (as required by OAC 252:100-9) must be included in both the actual emissions field and the total excess emissions field.
L. Permit/Rule Limit (TPY)
The total amount of any regulated air pollutant which is subject to an emissions limiting standard, either by rule or permit condition contained in an enforceable permit.
When a facility's permit does not specifically set an emission limit for a particular pollutant from a particular emission unit (facility-wide limits only), enter zero (0) in this field to designate no specific emissions limit for the pollutant at that unit.
M. Capture Efficiency (%)
The percentage of air emission that is directed to the control equipment, or an estimate of that portion of an affected emissions stream that is collected and routed to the control measures, when the capture or collection system is operating as designed.
N. Control Scenarios (Primary and Secondary)
The control system, abatement equipment, or approach applied to reduce emissions of the pollutant.
O. Control Efficiencies (%) (Primary and Secondary)
The amount of actual air emissions prevented from being emitted by the control scenario. The actual efficiency should reflect maintenance degradation. Control efficiencies should be reported as a percentage.
P. Additional Emission Guidance
A. Facility Summary
Hard copy reporters should total their emissions by pollutant and report those totals on a summary page. Blank summary pages can be found here.
B. Certification by Company Responsible Official (RO)
The emissions inventory shall contain a certification by a company's RO (as defined in OAC 252:100-1-3) of the truth, accuracy, and completeness of the document, as required by OAC 252:100-5-2.1(f). This certification shall be signed by an RO and shall contain the following language:
"I certify, based on information and belief formed after reasonable inquiry,


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I was looking through some of my old files last night, and I found some stuff I made 9 years ago as a student. These few elements were part of my end of study elective which was an interactive catalogue for Sony.
I had to create everything from scratch in 6 weeks on an old G3 powermac. Check them out...
Intro sequence
Animation section
60 sec Advert 'Dream it'
*These videos do not represent any view of Sony Group, and/or do they have any knowledge of their existence.
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I decided to make Mini Easter Cheesecake today. I know it's a little late but I just wanted to be Easter-ed up for today, if that makes any sense. Haha! I'm not going to post something long because normally when I want to look for recipes, I just want the recipes and not the story behind them. Haha. But that's just me.
- 1 cup Digestive biscuits crumbs
- 3/4 cup sugar + 2 tbsp sugar (separated)
- 3 tbsp butter (melted)
- 24 oz PHILADELPHIA Cream Cheese (softened)
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup desiccated coconut (toasted)
- 2 packets Mini Eggs
- Preheat oven to Gas Mark 6
- Line cupcake cases onto cupcake tin
- Mix digestive crumbs, 2 tbsp sugar, butter; press onto bottoms of the cupcake cases
- Beat cream cheese, vanilla, 3/4 sugar. Add eggs, 1 at a time, until everything is mixed
- Spoon mixture over base
- Bake 25-30 mins, or until centers are almost set; Cool completely; Refrigerate for 2 hours
- Heat desiccated coconut in a pan until coconut turns a little brown and your kitchen smells amazing :D
- Top each cheesecake with 1 tbsp toasted coconut; Put Mini Eggs on top to resemble bird's nest
Hope you guys had a wonderful weekend and also a happy and blessed Easter :)


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Today the campus community received the following message from President Hatch. Thought I would share it with you as today's Daily Deac.
Dear Wake Forest students, faculty and staff,
What we have experienced in the last several months has been one of the most divisive periods in recent American history. It has brought out some of the least admirable traits of leaders and citizens alike.
But today we have as much of a decision as we had yesterday. Whether you were greeted with joy or despair this morning, we have a choice in how we treat one another. We are a community that profoundly values intellectual discourse and diverse viewpoints. Even more important, we are people who profoundly value one another.
Today and in the weeks and months ahead, we must live up to our ideals as a community. We are a community in which everyone needs to feel safe and welcome. Our words and behavior affect those around us. We can use them to encourage and lift up others, or we can use them to harm and tear down. Our Wake Forest community is built on the foundation of mutual respect, kindness and honor. Essential to further building that foundation is mutual exchanges: curiosity, weighing ideas, talking out opinions, and listening to a variety of perspectives are all a vital part of education. So we will all join in asking questions and having conversations, and as we do so, we carry the spirit of Pro Humanitate in our hearts.
Nathan Hatch
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I agree. There used to be a team of volunteers who were part of the 'beta testers' group of owners. However, testers haven't been asked to test anything of any kind in a very, very long time. In addition to this, there came a point where, and I do not want to sound condescending, but...'green' users somehow became beta testers and SB listened to a lot of their dumb ideas and in my opinion, ruined the software. Case in point - 'Easy Mode', which is one of the dumbest, most confusing things they could have done to a brand new user. But that's the way of the world it seems these days...'Dumb' is the new cool.
Sorry to say, but I think the writing is on the wall. No news, no updates, no progress in hardware or software in the past 6-months - or longer. S̶c̶o̶o̶b̶y̶ ̶D̶o̶o̶b̶y̶ ̶D̶o̶o̶ ShopBot where are you? The only interaction from SB has been handling connectivity issues on the HandiBot forum. (sound familiar?)
The control software hasn't been good in a very long time & if it's taking you years to get a reliable release, maybe it's time to realize that continued development of your own controller isn't working and isn't viable. It makes no sense to cut off your nose to spite your face... If your MO is genuinely for the highest good of all your customers/users, then you should be exploring re-skinned controllers proven to be reliable. Nobody outside SBHQ really cares that you make the controller in house. Nobody. They care about it being reliable, just like any other appliance that needs to be relied upon.


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8 October 2006
The Telegraph – Green business 'could be worth $1 trillion'
New research suggests that global commerce could receive a ($1 trillion) £530bn boost from "green business" over the next five years as concerted international action creates large markets for technologies and products designed to tackle climate change.
Smale and co-author Cameron Hepburn, a Fellow in Climate Policy at Oxford University, have estimated the cost of reining in carbon emissions to the extent required to stabilise global temperatures. The authors admit "significant uncertainties remain, including the nature of the relationship between carbon concentration and temperature".
But they argue: "While there are costs to reducing carbon emissions, the flipside is a market for climate change technologies and services worth something like a trillion dollars by 2010 and much more after that." The report – published by Shell Springboard, a branch of the oil company set up to tackle climate change – will be launched on Thursday.


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Friday, March 22, 2013
Sweden v Ireland. Stockholm, 1949
The team that took to the field that day featured iconic names like Jackie Carey and Con Martin.
But, there's just one survivor.
I delved deeper into a period of Irish football that nearly resulted in the country's very first World Cup appearance.
Originally broadcast on RTE 2FM's Game On, 21/3/2013.
A firm handshake to Stephen Finn, Mark O'Sullivan, Philip O'Connor and Gary Spain.
Special thanks to Stefan Lyssarides at Sveriges Radio.
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* All 10 of the TSX's main sectors end lower
* Commodity-related issues sag with oil, gold prices
* U.S. jobs data boosts fears of extended recession (Updates with closing figures, adds details and comments)
By Ka Yan Ng
TORONTO, Jan 7 (Reuters) - Toronto's main stock index dropped 3.7 percent on Wednesday as oil and gold shares slid with commodity prices and profit-taking set in after six sessions of gains.
Startling job losses in the United States and a warning from tech bellwether Intel Corp (INTC.O) added to the gloomy investor sentiment and heightened fears of an extended recession.
The energy sector slid 6.14 percent as the price of oil slumped nearly $6 a barrel to settle at $42.63 after a U.S. government inventory report showed supplies rose more than expected. Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ.TO), the index's biggest mover, fell 8.3 percent to C$51.32. EnCana (ECA.TO) lost 5 percent to C$57.80.
"Oil by far was the biggest negative. People were looking for inventories to build, but they built a lot more than expectations and that's why the price of oil has come down," said Ian Nakamoto, director of research at MacDougall, MacDougall & MacTier.
"But the price of oil has rallied a fair bit also in the last two or three weeks."
The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index .GSPTSE finished down 3.7 percent, or 350.77 points, at 9,121.32. All 10 main groups were in the red.
The index was ripe for a selloff after six consecutive sessions of strong gains. The heavyweight groups, energy, financials and materials, have enjoyed strong gains since the end of 2008, and the momentum helped lift the overall index to a two-month high in the first few trading days of 2009.
"We basically rallied 13 percent in six consecutive sessions, so a bit of pullback and profit-taking is normal — and a good breather," said Francis Campeau, a broker at MF Global Canada in Montreal.
The financial sector fell 2.5 percent, led lower by Manulife (MFC.TO) and Royal Bank of Canada (RY.TO). Manulife, Canada's biggest insurer, fell 5.3 percent to C$22.83, while Royal, the country's biggest bank, lost 2.5 percent to C$37.10.
Gold-mining issues fell with the price of bullion, which slipped more than 3 percent. That weighed on the broader materials group, which dropped 5.7 percent. Barrick Gold (ABX.TO) was down 6.2 percent at C$37.34.
The TSX has been able to shrug off gloomy economic data in recent sessions, partly on hopes for big economic stimulus packages from Canada and other western governments.
But the spectre of deep job losses poses a further threat to fragile consumer confidence and the TSX suffered its first decline this year.
U.S. private-sector employers shed 693,000 jobs in December, a report by ADP Employer Services showed, suggesting more dire news to come in U.S. government jobs data due on Friday. [ID:nN07472855]
Canadian employment figures for December are also due on Friday and and are to show the economy shed some 22,000 jobs. It will also likely underscore economists' forecasts that the economy is in for a rough ride through the first half of the year and will see little or no growth in 2009 as the recession takes hold. [ID:nN07496502]
Rogers Communications Inc (RCIb.TO) extended losses for a second day, down 2.94 percent at C$33.97, after an analyst downgraded the stock following the release of weaker than expected cable-TV subscriber results. [ID:nN07479276]
"Reality has to set in. You can't just keep lifting the market and ignoring the bad news," Nakamoto said.
"We'll see what happens when the earnings start getting reported. I think earnings are going to be worse than what people are expecting."
$1=$1.20 Canadian Reporting by Ka Yan Ng; editing by Rob Wilson


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These days, book marketing is taking up the bulk of my time. We Are Mars is off to a great start and I consider the launch of my first novel a huge success personally, as well as being a success for my fledgling career as an author. It's been a busy few weeks, booking signings,
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It took so long, yet was here in a flash. Time is peculiar that way. Needless to say, We Are Mars is now for sale and I couldn't be happier! Today is the culmination of almost 2 years of work and much back-and-forth getting everything perfect for the launch of this amazing book. I always
Where do you start? How do you get your book in front of an audience as an indy author? These are possibly the hardest two questions you'll face as an independent writer, because they mean you not only need to know how to write, you also need to know how to take your work to