text: < Development | Tutorials Revision as of 01:02, 4 January 2007 (view source)Milliams (talk | contribs)m (Authorship)← Older edit Revision as of 01:04, 5 January 2007 (view source) 220.127.116.11 (talk | contribs) (→Connecting the action)Newer edit → Line 36: Line 36: Now our action is fully set up, we need to connect it to something useful. We're going to connect our action to the <tt>clear()</tt> action belonging to a KTextArea. Now our action is fully set up, we need to connect it to something useful. We're going to connect our action to the <tt>clear()</tt> action belonging to a KTextArea. connect(clearAction, SIGNAL(triggered(bool)), textArea, SLOT(clear())); connect(clearAction, SIGNAL(triggered(bool)), textArea, SLOT(clear())); −This is the came as it would be done in Qt with a {{qt|QAction}}.+This is the same as it would be done in Qt with a {{qt|QAction}}. ===KStandardAction=== ===KStandardAction=== Revision as of 01:04, 5 January 2007 Contents 1 Abstract 2 Prerequisites 3 KAction 3.1 Creating Your Own 3.1.1 Creating the object 3.1.2 Text 3.1.3 Icon 3.1.4 Shortcut 3.1.5 Connecting the action 3.2 KStandardAction 4 The Code 4.1 mainwindow.h 4.2 mainwindow.cpp 4.3 main.cpp 5 Putting the actions in the menus and toolbars 5.1 XMLGUI 5.2 tutorial3ui.rc 6 CMake 6.1 CMakeLists.txt 6.2 Make, Install And Run 7 Moving On Abstract Author: Matt Williams We're going to introduce the concept of actions. Actions are a unified way of supplying the user with ways to interact with your program. Say, for example, we want to let the user clear the text box by clicking a button in the toolbar, from an option in the File menu or through a keyboard shortcut; we can provide all of those through one KAction. Prerequisites Tutorial 2 - KMainWindow KAction A KAction is an object which contains all the information about the icon and shortcuts you want associated to a certain action. You then connect the action to a slot which carries out the work of you action. Creating Your Own To create an action, you need to #include <KAction> in your .cpp file. Creating the object We're going to create an action which will clear the text area (see Tutorial 2). The KAction is built up in a number of steps. The first is creating the KAction KAction* clearAction = new KAction(actionCollection(), "clear"); This creates a KAction called clearAction. The first constructor argument is telling the action that it is part of the KActionCollection actionCollection() and the second is simply setting a name for internal use (it doesn't necessarily have to be textually similar to the function of the action). Text Now we have out KAction object, we can start setting its properties. First, we'll set the text that will be displayed in the menu and under its icon in the toolbar. clearAction->setText(i18n("Clear")); As you can see, the text must be passed through the i18n() function if you want your UI to be translatable. Icon If you're going to display the action in a toolbar, you're going to want to have an icon depicting the action. To set an icon we simply use the setIcon() function thus: clearAction->setIcon(KIcon("filenew")); Here we're setting the icon to the standard KDE filenew icon. Shortcut We can also set a shortcut that will perform our action. It's as simple as a clearAction->setShortcut(Qt::CTRL+Qt::Key_W); to set Ctrl+W to be associated to this action. Connecting the action Now our action is fully set up, we need to connect it to something useful. We're going to connect our action to the clear() action belonging to a KTextArea. connect(clearAction, SIGNAL(triggered(bool)), textArea, SLOT(clear())); This is the same as it would be done in Qt with a QAction. KStandardAction For actions which would likely appear in almost every KDE application such as 'quit', 'save', and 'load' there are pre-created convenience KActions, accessed through KStandardAction. They are very simple to use. Once you've done #include <KAction>, you simply need to supply it with what you want the function to do and which KActionCollection to add it to. For example, KStandardAction::quit(kapp, SLOT(quit()), actionCollection()); Will Create a KAction with the correct icon, text and shortcut and will even add it to the File menu. The Code mainwindow.h ifndef MAINWINDOW_H define MAINWINDOW_Hinclude <KMainWindow> include <KTextEdit>class MainWindow : public KMainWindow { public: MainWindow(QWidget *parent=0); private: KTextEdit* textArea; void setupActions(); }; endif mainwindow.cpp include "mainwindow.h"include <KApplication> include <KAction> include <KStandardAction>MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) : KMainWindow(parent) { textArea = new KTextEdit; setCentralWidget(textArea); setupActions(); } void MainWindow::setupActions() { KAction* clearAction = new KAction(actionCollection(), "clear"); clearAction->setText(i18n("Clear")); clearAction->setIcon(KIcon("filenew")); clearAction->setShortcut(Qt::CTRL+Qt::Key_W); connect(clearAction, SIGNAL(triggered(bool)), textArea, SLOT(clear())); KStandardAction::quit(kapp, SLOT(quit()), actionCollection()); setupGUI(); } main.cpp include <KApplication> include <KAboutData> include <KCmdLineArgs>include "mainwindow.h"int main (int argc, char *argv[]) { KAboutData aboutData( "tutorial3", "Tutorial 3", "1.0", "A simple text area using KAction etc.", KAboutData::License_GPL, "(c) 2006" ); KCmdLineArgs::init( argc, argv, &aboutData ); KApplication app; MainWindow* window = new MainWindow(); window->show(); return app.exec(); } Putting the actions in the menus and toolbars Now, at the moment, we've only created our new "Clear" action. It won't yet show up in the menus or in the toolbars. To tell the program where to put our actions (and to allow the end-user to move them around) we use an xml file. XMLGUI TODO: Pah, I'm getting tired. Can someone write a bit of an intro to XMLGUI (mentioning that it will be replaced by liveui), walk through what the code below means and mention the naming rules of the .xml file :) tutorial3ui.rc <!DOCTYPE kpartgui SYSTEM "kpartgui.dtd"> <kpartgui name="tutorial3" version="1"> <ToolBar name="mainToolBar" > <text>Main Toolbar</text> <Action name="clear" /> </ToolBar> <MenuBar> <Menu name="file" > <text>&File</text> <Action name="clear" /> </Menu> </MenuBar> </kpartgui> CMake Now that we're using XMLGUI, we need to put the tutorial3ui.rc somewhere where KDE can find it. This means we need to install our project somewhere. CMakeLists.txt PROJECT(tutorial3) FIND_PACKAGE(KDE4 REQUIRED) INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES( ${KDE4_INCLUDES} ) SET(tutorial3_SRCS main.cpp mainwindow.cpp ) KDE4_ADD_EXECUTABLE(tutorial3 ${tutorial3_SRCS}) TARGET_LINK_LIBRARIES( tutorial3 ${KDE4_KDEUI_LIBS}) install(TARGETS tutorial3 DESTINATION ${BIN_INSTALL_DIR}) install( FILES tutorial3ui.rc DESTINATION ${DATA_INSTALL_DIR}/tutorial3 ) Make, Install And Run If you don't have write access to where your KDE4 installation directory, you can install it to a folder in your home directory. To tell CMake where to install the program, set the DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX switch. So to install the program to the KDE directory, do cmake . -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$KDEDIR make install tutorial3 Moving On Now that we can make the GUI look like and do whatever we want, we can move on to storing application settings with KConfig XT. 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GENEVA – The gigantic candy cane was laid out on a table, wrapped in festive green blown sugar ribbon and lit up with white lights.
Hundreds of people crowded around in the winter dark of Geneva's Third Street Saturday night, watching as Chef Alain Roby of the All-Chocolate Kitchen used a small blow torch to fasten the last cluster of spun-sugar ribbon bows to his massive creation: A 51-foot candy cane made of 900 pounds of sugar.
But there was a purpose to Roby's work, and that was to break the previous Guinness World Record of a 38-foot candy cane.
As children sat on their parents' shoulders and onlookers reached up to record the scene on their phones, Roby and his helpers measured the sugar monster, taping it as documentation to be sent to New York.
A few moments later, Roby announced that Guinness confirmed, his was the new record, and a cheer went up.
This would be a third Guinness World Record for Roby, who holds world records for the tallest cooked sugar building at 12 feet, 10 inches, and the largest chocolate sculpture, at 20 feet, eight inches.
Roby's Third Street candy cane came on the second night of Geneva's Annual Christmas Walk, festivities to kick off the holiday season.
Three friends from Naperville who spent all day shopping were also enthralled by Roby's achievement.
"It's incredible," said Julie Lesak.
"We love to come for the Christmas Walk," said Karen Carlson. "We had a lot of shopping to do for our friend Kim [Channell's] birthday. Every year, we do something, and this was our year to come here."
One of the trio admitted she could not resist temptation and stole a furtive lick from the colossal candy creation.
As Roby was putting on the last touches on the candy cane, Geneva Mayor Kevin Burns introduced the chef's wife, Esther Roby, whose birthday happened to be Saturday. Burns led the crowd in singing "Happy Birthday" to Esther Roby.
Burns shared the story of how the two met, at JFK International Airport – both traveling in different directions – and then they were married a month later, and have been married 32 years.
Burns said Roby constructed the candy cane out of four-foot and eight-foot segments weighing 200 pounds.
"Chef Roby himself – AKA, Popeye – did all this himself," Burns said. "It is amazing."
Once the new world record was confirmed, Roby announced that they would break the candy cane apart and hand out souvenir pieces to the crowd.
A moment, later, Roby was pulling off chunks of candy, dropping them into white plastic bags and his sons and helpers began handing them out to the crowd.
"I think it's spectacular," said Dan Baker of Geneva. "I came right down here for this – to support our town and to support Alain Roby."
Candy cane breaks world's record in Geneva
GENEVA – The gigantic candy cane was laid out on a table, wrapped in festive green blown sugar ribbon and lit up with white lights.

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I've had a pile of used Lego that I didn't really want to use since the bricks were scratched and yellowed. One of my many hobbies is detailing my car, so I decided to put some of those tools to use. I documented my progress to see if I could really make these bricks look better.
This first picture shows the stuff I used:
Meguiar's M205 Ultra Finishing Polish - Available online, or you can get Scratch X 2.0 at any Walmart, Target, etc.
Microfiber pad - You can also use an old towel or t-shirt
I washed these bricks individually using a toothbrush and dishwash soap when I got them, but as you can see, it wasn't enough to get some of the dirt, yellow tint, and scratches out. This is what they looked like after stacking them:
Here's a close up of the bricks showing the damage:
I put a pea sized amount of the polish on the pad and polished the brick wall using a lot of elbow grease. I rubbed the polish in for a few minutes until my arm got tired and this was the result:
Here's a close up:
It looks a little cleaner, but I think I can make it look better. Time for the big guns.
I used a regular household drill and the foam pad attachment that came with the 3M Headlight Restoration Kit:
I set the brick wall on the ground, put a pea sized amount of polish on the pad and got to work. It's best to have somebody help you hold the wall down with two hands while you use both hands to hold the drill steady. I went across the wall 3-4 times. Afterwards, I washed the bricks with dishwashing liquid to get rid of the polishing oils and this was the result:
And here's a close up:
Is it perfect? No. 100 times better? Absolutely!
I was totally happy with the results and it didn't take much time to do. Next time though, I think I will skip the polishing by hand and just use the drilll. I'm sure you could get the same results if you stick to it, but you will have to put a lot of elbow grease into it and spend more time.
Just in case...
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Jan 27, 2013, 10:30 PM »
Hi Rad,
I would like to share what I have experienced with this transit of Lucifer and its nodes.
The transiting south node of Lucifer at 25° Leo is within my natal 2nd House. The transiting Lucifer we are talking about with Lucifer in Capricorn is in my natal 7th House (even though now Lucifer has moved into Aquarius). The north node of Lucifer in Aquarius is in my 7th House too. To me this correlates with the evolving issue of developing and actualizing a sense of purpose for living based on giving to others, and the progressive integration of my work within society. The natal ruler of the Lucifer transiting south node is the Sun, which is in the 3rd House, conjunct Uranus (ruler of the transiting Lucifer north node in the natal 7th House). This reflects how this is occurring in connection with astrology, ie. writing about EA. This Sun/Uranus are sesquisquare to natal Saturn Rx in the 10th House, ruler of the 7th House. These symbols could reflect writing a book in order to gain the 'credentials' allowing to establish EA in the country where I live, where astrology is quite under-rated, and the astrological field is more or less controlled by sun sign astrologers who are not really familiar with EA. Thus, writing a book would be a vehicle serving to introduce EA in this country, ie. to attract some more people to this paradigm . I've been working on a book on Mercury from an evolutionary perspective for nearly two years already. Now I've come to a point where I would like to understand more deeply the relationship between Mercury and Jupiter, so I started writing a chapter about these two archetypes which I had not thought of before. I think is a very deep and complex topic, because Jupiter correlates with how Creation is created, and thus, it is the basis to understand how anything can be known or understood. So, I've been wandering whether I really have the inner knowledge needed to get this written, or if the whole book should need to wait until I have more experiential knowledge. With this transit of Lucifer and its nodes through my 7th and 2nd Houses, an intention has been about listening. Listening would be the means to inwardly know what is needed in order to complete this book. Through the intent of listening deeply, I 'heard' that the book is meant to be finished based on just writing what I am able to write, instead of postponing or wanting to introduce much additional material. In turn, the writing process based on short term memory-Mercury-the Sun in the 3rd House, ruler of the Lucifer south node- creates connections with long term memory-Uranus, ruler of Lucifer north node. Further, the north node of Lucifer in Aquarius conjunct the south node of Neptune, in my 7th House, reflects inspiration occurring in the process of writing.
Other manifestation I feel that relates to these transits, even though I am not so sure about the correlations, is about dancing. I have felt these days a strong urge to dance. I felt this quite compulsively now with the full moon, and went out to dance under the moon light in the yard. I danced like crazy, to a point of losing control. The movements came from within, were very strong, and yet, there were some unexpected form and coordination in them. Also, there were intense feelings and emotion. It felt good. This is not something very usual in me, rather, I would say it is the first time in my life I do this. So, I wonder whether dance correlates to Venus, 2nd House and 7th House, because there is a connection with form, and with listening-listening to self, and to some other if dancing with some other- and with music of course. Or is it a Mars correlation?
The feeling I had with the dance of a relative loose of control reminded me of the asteroid Pan, which natally is square my nodes. Pan is associated with ecstatic dance. It was surprising to find out that the transiting nodes of Pan are now conjunct the transiting nodes of Lucifer, in Leo and Aquarius, and within my 2nd and 7th natal houses.
In my birthchart, the south node of Pan is in Virgo, conjunct my Lunar South Node, and the north node of Pan is conjunct natal Neptune, the ruler of my north node. So, this could imply something that is being brought from my evolutionary past and that is meant to continue into my evolutionary future.
I feel that dance is a natural manifestation, which can be used in alignment with Soul evolution. Natal Pan square the nodes in my birthchart, with the south node of Pan being conjunct my South Node in the 2nd House, and conjunct the Liliths, reflects how these skipped steps were created. It also reflects past desires to detach from sexual energy and instinct (Pan is in 11th House Gemini), because of the skipped steps, also leading to thinking about sex. The natal square to the nodes is past the exact aspect, and applies to the north node. The transiting north node of Pan, conjunct the north node of Lucifer, both conjunct the south node of Neptune, which natally rules my north node in the 8th House, and is in the 4th House in Scorpio, and further, conjunct the natal north node of Pan, reflects that my Soul could use dance as a vehicle to evolve sexually to Soul level, and more generally, to integrate emotions and help energy move through the chakras.
Rad, would you say these interpretations of the transits make sense?
Thanks so much, and God Bless,
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Jan 28, 2013, 09:14 AM »
Hi Gonzalo,
Yes, they all make perfect sense. Dance correlates with Venus, and it's higher octave Neptune. Relative to Neptune this then means ecstatic dance that can lead to a temporary trance state in which spontaneous realizations about the nature of things in general, and the Source of all Things can take place. Recovering this skipped step in your case could be instrumental to each.
Thanks for making this EA effort relative to the transiting 'bearer of Light', and for sharing your own journey.
God Bless, Rad
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Jan 29, 2013, 09:49 AM »
Hi Group,
Please let me know how many of you would like to continue developing this thread on the 'bearer of Light'.
God Bless, Rad
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Jan 29, 2013, 11:25 AM »
Hi Rad, I'd like to though I'll have very limited time in the next couple weeks so we'll see what I'm able to do. I'd like to know if it will still be ok for me to post for this last practice within this week?
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Jan 29, 2013, 03:17 PM »
Hi Rad,
I would like to continue, thanks so much.
Thank you too for the feedback. It is interesting that asteroid Pan was conjunct the 2012 Venus eclipse degree, while the transiting south node of Lucifer was conjunct the natal north node of Venus.
God Bless, Gonzalo
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Jan 30, 2013, 02:29 PM »
Hi Ari,
God Bless, Rad
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Jan 30, 2013, 04:04 PM »
Hi Rad,
I am extremely interested in this topic. My ability to participate is sketchy due to work/travel schedule, but just reading what everyone else contributes is very rewarding.
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Jan 31, 2013, 02:34 PM »
Thank you so much for this opportunity for reflection and sharing Rad. Since Lucifer has moved into Aquarius for a week now, I focus mostly here on it's transit through Aquarius since that has been most present for me.
The south node of Lucifer has been in Leo transiting in my 12th house. Lucifer itself has been transiting Capricorn and then Aquarius in my 5th house - My own Lucifer return is in just less than a week.
The relevent context with the sn of Lucifer in Leo in my 12th is expressed by way of it's planetary ruler, the Sun, my life's purpose, in Sag in my 3rd house conjunct Uranus - both conjunct the south node. This signature implies for me a soul purpose to share, write, explain objective knowledge about natural law. Being conjunct my sn and ruling my 12th house, with Uranus ruling my 6th house there is a theme of humility in this life - being an instrument for this work to come through me instead of identifying with some sort of higher intelligence and specialness. Doing so is resolving and transforming some of the karmic dynamics of this sn conjunction: to do this ea work in behalf of something greater than my own self.
The transiting sn of lucifer then has been bringing this dynamic into light. With Lucifer itself in Aquarius in my 5th ruled by that Uranus - I have been working very closely with a student group at a liberal college where I currently am to organize an actual beginners course in EA at the school. These past couple of weeks we basically brought the planning to a stage of significant closure and it is now being presented to the school board. This course will allow students to learn the basics of this work and actually receive credit for it. This will be subsidized, and thus I will receive payment directly from the school - my exact Saturn return (first of 3) was also this past weekend. The north node of Lucifer has been squaring that Saturn all this month.
The week Lucifer entered Aquarius (this past one) it squared my natal Pluto in the 2nd house: Becoming objectively aware of inner potential to actualize my purpose and releasing what is not necessary any longer. I've been working with this group highly over the internet - and even received a message on facebook that my friend is looking for someone to teach their passion to a group of young children in a special school she is involved in. Leo in the 12th (children) with the sun with Uranus, the current ruler of Lucifer in Aquarius, in the 3rd house: school.
Another super direct correlation - when Lucifer was at 1 degree aquarius, exactly squaring my own Pluto - I was in a medicine/prayer ceremony with a group of local friends. A woman, who calls herself Lucifer (she has Uranus in Scorpio in the 12 squaring her leo aquarius nodes) offered some very helpful guidance for me after ceremony. Her message was essentially that I can trust that the love I seek from others will always come to me from the Source of love itself. Her own sn of Lucifer is 23 Leo (on her lunar north node) right in my 12th house and conjunct the transiting sn of Lucifer - a message from a higher source that came at just the right time.
During the ceremony itself I was facing/holding space for some unconscious patterns, deep fears that I have around relationships - and without going into too much detail the pain I was experiencing propelled me into a dance to move the energy through and out of my body. Without thinking of what I was doing, the body instinctively moved on its own and I found that I was pointing one finger on my third eye and pulling out some "dark" energy through my crown with the other hand. I also found a great release happen while I was sharing a healing song with the group during the ceremony. Pluto in the 2nd, purging through the voice and movement, squared by Lucifer in Aquarius in the 5th - playing a special role in the group - with its sn transiting my 12th house, inspired song and ecstatic dance.
Prior to when lucifer entered Aqarius, it was transiting through Capricorn in my 5th house, ruled by natal Saturn and has been squaring my Venus in Libra in the 2nd. This in fact signified a great degree of internal reflection around how I structure my time in relation to my needs for intimacy and connection with others and the work I am here to do: where I often find myself "getting lost" in relationship to the point that I am not following my soul's calling any longer. One result has been, via reflection of the current relativity, and the why behind that reality, finding greater self inner clarity and strength to refocus on what my soul is here to do. In that I've been both opening up to others in new ways, to express my love and share healthy empowering connection with others from a place of wholeness and also feeling a lot more energy and confidence in doing my counseling work, asking for money without guilt, creating healthy boundaries etc.
One final correlation. A friend offered me the most helpful advice regarding my counseling work: to begin each ea session with a prayer that I vocalize outloud to be an instrument for God, to ask that my words only express the truth and to devote everything that happens in the session for the highest good of the person I am working with. To also call in the support of the beings that wish to support the session in the highest way. She told me the other half of my work is to listen to what wants to be said, to follow that 100% and not judge what that looks like. Since then I've begun every ea and guidance session I do with a vocalized prayer and have lit a ceremonial candle as well (transiting Vesta just went direct in opposition to that natal Sun Uranus conjunction). The results of this have been transformative.
With love,
Ari Moshe
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Feb 01, 2013, 06:48 AM »
Hi Ari,
Wonderful EA work: correlation and observation relative to the 'bearer of Light' in your own life. Thanks for sharing.
God Bless, Rad
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Feb 01, 2013, 10:02 AM »
Hi Rad,
I would like to continue with the work in this thread.
I am coming back now and still have to read what you and the group have been writing. Thanks to all for the work done and the opportunity to learn.
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Feb 03, 2013, 11:25 AM »
Hi Group,
Ok, we will begin again on Monday. Since Lucifer has moved into Aquarius now we will focus on that and what it means from both archetypes within Lucifer: the 'bearer of Light, and of course Evil.
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Feb 04, 2013, 10:06 AM »
Hi Group,
The transit of Lucifer has now moved into Aquarius for all people. Thus, it will have a collective as well as individual affect. So we will start with some simple correlations that apply to Aquarius, Uranus, and the 11th House, and then discuss how the 'bearer of Light' and the archetype of Evil manifests through them.
One of the core archetypes I would like to discuss at first is what JWG called in his book on Uranus the 'freedom from the known'. What he was talking about what the archetype of 'liberation' from the past that binds us to each moment in our lives, and how that binding past can act like a brake in a car to slow down and/ or stop the ongoing evolutionary needs of the Soul. Thus, liberation, or freedom from the known, is to make choices that allow for a breaking free from that binding past.
He also wrote that the archetype of the 'individuated unconscious' correlates to Uranus, Aquarius, and the 11th House. This is different than the 'collective unconscious' which applies to the entire species of humans. The individuated unconscious correlates to content within the Soul that is unique to that Soul. This content includes all the 'long term memories' that apply to not only this life, but the memories that correlate to the prior lifetimes that the Soul has lived that apply to the current life.
The individuated unconscious also correlates to the evolutionary intentions of the Soul in the current life manifesting through this individuated unconscious. Those intentions correlate, so to speak, to a 'master blueprint' for the entire life. This master blueprint that correlates to the Soul's evolutionary intentions for the entire life manifests as 'thought forms' that percolate into the conscious awareness of the current life ego at key evolutionary stages of the Soul's development in the current life.
In combination this then creates an interfacing of all the long term memories of the Soul's past that serve to bind the Soul to it's past in any given moment of the current life, and the thought forms that manifest from the Soul by way of the current life ego that serve to actualize the evolutionary intentions for the current life.
Thus, for a Soul to act upon, actualize, those thought forms that correlate to the Soul's evolutionary intentions for the current life is to 'liberate' from the past that binds the Soul to it's past: freedom from the known.
This interfacing between these two archetypes of course occurs in the MOMENT: the past and the future interfacing in each moment of our lives. The past correlates for all humans to a known quantity. Thus familiarity and security. The future as manifested in these thought forms correlate to an unknown: thus insecurity. Most humans do not, can not, psychologically embrace insecurity as a way of living their lives. Most make choices to recreate their pasts in various ways in order to maintains their sense of personal security.
At key evolutionary junctures in the Soul's life in which the Soul intends to liberate from it's past, to embrace and act upon the thought forms that correlate to it's own master blueprint for the entire life, the Soul will then ignite these thought forms to the current life ego, conscious awareness, that have a repetitive nature to them. In essence these thought forms that correlate to the Soul's next evolutionary steps will repeat over and over in order to get the attention by way of the ego that the Soul has created in the current life.
It is these repetitive messages that the Soul by way of the ego created need to act upon in order to evolve: to liberate from the past that binds it. These repetitive messages are just that: repetitive versus thought forms, ideas, that appear at random and have not repetitive occurrence.
When the 'bearer of Light' archetype of Lucifer manifests through the archetypes of Uranus, Aquarius, and the 11th House this correlates to the impulse of God/ess, of the consciousness of God/ess, in our lives It manifests as new thought forms that correlate to a freedom from the known, a liberation from the past that binds all of us to our pasts. These kind of thought forms being stimulated by the 'bearer of Light' will seem to occur within all of our consciousness's 'of themselves'. They just seem to appear all by themselves: not a product of conscious thinking. Yet as they manifest in this way it then of course ignites a process of conscious thinking about them: Mercury, the lower octave of Uranus. And that conscious thinking is necessary in order to understand the meaning of the messages themselves where that meaning occurs because of the individual pasts of each of us that are the very basis of the thought forms that correlate to our evolutionary next steps in order to break free from our pasts.
The affect, and intent, of Lucifer transiting through Aquarius or the 11th House, or the Lucifer transit in any sign that makes aspects to our natal Uranus, or planets within our 11th House, is to create a 'boost assist' from God/ess in our lives that is intended to help all of us break from from our pasts.
So just now I would like those participating in this thread to inwardly reflect on all of this in your own lives. What house is the transiting Lucifer in Aquarius in ? What aspects is it making to your natal planets ? What house is your natal Uranus in ? All of these symbols correlate to your own individuated unconscious that correlate to your own long term memories from your past that can bind you to that past. At the same time, these also correlate to the 'master blueprint' that reflects your Soul's evolutionary intentions that are meant to liberate you from that past: your own personal freedom from the known.
If you have any questions, and/ or wish to share what you are becoming aware of related to this, now is the time to ask and/ or share.
God Bless, Rad
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Re: The Influence Of Evil In Our Lives: Focus On The Asteroid Lucifer
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Hi Rad...Its been a while ..But i ain't been lazy teach!...
Pluto transiting my 7th....
I have a question regarding Lucifer??..I'm unsure as to whether this is relevant to this particular thread..Has anyone seen a Lucifer combustion in the natal chart..to the minute..or so it appears...(recognizing my inexperience)..As yet I have not observed it in any charts i have viewed since I began my studies in EA...and of course I do not practice..Its the language i need..a book I'm writing....Anyway ..irrelevant...
I'm a clairaudient here in the UK.
I was born with a Lucifer combustion with Uranus in Leo in the 2nd (survival)....conj both Merc and the Sun in cancer ...NN Saturn conj all of the above...Cancer rising...4th house Pluto conj Jupiter 1* virgo...
I was born without breath.[/ Pluto was indeed sq my moon...
I completely acknowledge my work here...NN in Sagg with a Sagg Moon balsamic conjunction 6th house...
Krishnamurti is my guy...and I bow to JWG who is also `Guru` in my eyes...oh ya .. Uranus??...`Freedom from the known`.
I spent almost 2 years dancing with the `big guns`....and Lucifer was indeed in Scorpio at that time..... to recognize the light ..one has to experience the `dark`...that `inner cleansing` (Krishnamurti)
Lucifer saved my bacon...again!
The bringer of light..helped my soul navigate that transit and emerge with true understanding...
I have natal Chiron Rx in Aq 9th so I'm risking that vilification and hoping you chaps can offer up further insight...I note Lucifer In Aq
and my souls need to get it down this time..
I truly believe it was Lucifer that offered up the extra light ..both..my first breath and again in transit...Blessed be!
I do hope I have understood Lucifer in this context correctly..I have a long way to go.. ( Jupiter skipped step)
I would love to hear from anyone out there who has seen this in a chart and understood it to be a possibility..
Thank you all so much..
Rad?..I was hoping I might get a reading from you or another experienced E A tutor..Im fast approaching my second Sat return..I could use all the help i can get to complete my journey here....I need to write ..and communicate that which I have learned...NN sagg.. Natal Venus in Gemini in the 12th....bring it on!
Peace to you
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Re: The Influence Of Evil In Our Lives: Focus On The Asteroid Lucifer
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Hi Maggie,
If you need a competent EA astrologer to help you there are many who contribute to this mb that can help you including Deva Green, the daughter of JWG.
We do not do personal charts on this message board. At times there are exceptions on a case by case basis. In this thread I have asked those who have been participating to share at times their own experiences relative to what we are discussing at various points.
Your questions do not correlate to what we are discussing at this point. However, thanks for sharing what you have in terms of your own sense of experience relative to how Lucifer has been operating in your life to date.
God Bless, Rad
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Re: The Influence Of Evil In Our Lives: Focus On The Asteroid Lucifer
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Rad, I just want to say thank you so much for your description of Aquarius and Lucifer in Aquarius. It nearly brought me to tears.
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Recycling is now not only about plastic or paper, but in the hands of creative architects and green designers, a shipping container can be a recycled material. Starting from many shipping containers which no longer used and begin to accumulate, arising a great idea to make it as a shelter. It will be very boring if we just imagine how can we live in the container box. But, who would have thought that the container box can be transformed into attractive and stunning homes.
This idea was developed become a variety of buildings such as: luxury condos, vacation homes, green sheds, etc. There is a guest house which all the buildings are made of recycled shipping containers. Some sides was cut to design doors and windows. Patio section is made to protect the house from heat and rain. This container shipping model is owned by Poteet Architects.
Another architect who created the container home design is Adam Kalkin. It is different from Poteet Architects design, Kalkin created a bigger house from a larger container. This modern house serves many modern functions as other modern house. Uniquely, this house is like a house inside a big building. You will only see a big box with large windows from transparent glass from outside. All rooms such as bedrooms, bathrooms, living rooms, kitchen and others work fine there.
Brazilian architect Marcio Kogan created container home design with piling up some containers and painted it with vivid color that brings joy and happiness. There is a businessman who made a container cafe, a Starbucks cafe. The idea to make shipping containers as a public place is also acted by Jean Nouvel who created a large restaurant which can accommodate over 120 people. This big restaurant can be used to have party, meeting or wedding ceremony.
A container mansion is founded by Patrick Partouche with a contemporary theme. The exterior design still retain the original container shape, but inside, many modern facilities, equipment and furniture are there. Benjamin Garcia Saxe made very chic and modern house. He made a house with large windows made of glass which allows natural light comes in. Read more »


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GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — The first witness in the trial of Guatemala's former U.S.-backed dictator testified Tuesday that soldiers razed his village in 1982, killing dozens of his neighbors, tearing the hearts out of victims and setting fire to houses.
Nicolas Brito was the first of at least 150 witnesses expected to give their testimony in the trial of Gen. Efrain Rios Montt, the first Latin American strongman to be tried on genocide charges in his own country.
Brito, an indigenous Ixil who survived the army's attack on the village of Canaque in the town of Santa Maria Nebaja, says he escaped and watched as soldiers attacked his village.
"A lot of women died because they were preparing the dough (for tortillas) when soldiers arrived and they couldn't run," Brito said in Ixil through an interpreter. "The soldiers tore the victims' hearts out and put them on a little table, they piled them there."
He described soldiers knocking down a house and setting it on fire.
Rios Montt seized power in a March 23, 1982, coup, and ruled until he himself was overthrown just over a year later. Prosecutors say that while in power he was aware of, and thus responsible for, the slaughter by subordinates of at least 1,771 Ixil Mayas in San Juan Cotzal, San Gaspar Chajul and Santa Maria Nebaj, towns in the Quiche department of Guatemala's western highlands.
Those military offensives were part of a brutal, decades-long counterinsurgency against a leftist uprising that brought massacres in the Mayan heartland where the guerrillas were based.
Rios Montt's lawyers have said their 86-year-old client is innocent.
"No one ever heard a speech in which he said, 'Kill the Ixils, exterminate the Ixils.' Jose Efrain Rios Montt never gave a written or verbal order to exterminate the Ixils in this country," defense attorney Francisco Garcia Gudiel told the court.
The trial was disrupted when Rios Montt's lawyer was expelled for accusing one of the judges of being hostile to him.
Gudiel was ordered out of the courtroom after saying Judge Jazmin Barrios was biased against him because they had clashed in previous trials. The three-judge panel rejected his argument and ordered him out of the courtroom. They tried to get the lawyer for one of Rios Montt's co-defendants to represent the former strongman. After a brief and loud argument from that lawyer, the panel finally assigned a third defense lawyer to represent Rios Montt.
Rios Montt sat facing a group of victims and their families as the trial opened in a Guatemala City courtroom. His daughter, Zury Rios, sat in the first row, two seats from Nobel Peace Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu, who was there to support the victims.
"Through this trial the victims can tell you their story, the truth that they've carried for more than 30 years, truth that some officials today want to deny," victims' lawyer Edgar Perez told the judges who will rule on the case.
Moments before the trial began, Rios Montt's legal team quit and was replaced by a new attorney, who filed a series of unsuccessful motions attempting to block the trial on procedural grounds.
Prosecutors acknowledge that there is no smoking gun in the case files, no direct order from Guatemala's then-military dictator to carry out the slaughter of civilians during one of the bloodiest phases of the country's long civil war.
In its absence, prosecutors hope to prove through a detailed recreation of the military chain of command that Rios Montt must have had knowledge of the massacres of Ixil Mayan Indians and others in the Guatemalan highlands. Because he held absolute power over the U.S.-backed military government, his failure to stop the slaughter is proof of his guilt, prosecutors and lawyers for victims say.
Being tried with Rios Montt is Jose Rodriguez Sanchez, 68, a former high-ranking member of the military chiefs of staff.
On Tuesday morning, indigenous activists protested outside the court in support of the victims. Showing support for the accused were former members of government-backed paramilitary groups blamed for many of the killings.


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UPDATE: Deborah Parker Wong has written a detailed discussion of magnetic yeast technology and its implications for the Champagne and sparkling wine industries for the September-October 2014 edition of Vineyard and Winery Management in which she makes it clear that I'm wrong about #3 below: at least some traditional producers are enthusiastic about rapidly making use of the new technology. The full text of Wong's article is available for free via her website.
Wine Searcher ran a story this past week about new technology from the University of Ljubljana that speeds traditional sparkling wine processing times by magnetizing yeast cells. Magnetic nanoparticles affixed to the cells' surface don't interfere with fermentation and let winemakers literally and near-instantaeously pull the yeast into the neck of the bottle by applying a magnetic current. Since riddling — slowly inverting and rotating bottles to remove (unattractively cloudy) dead yeast after the secondary in-bottle fermentation responsible for effervescence-generation — traditionally takes a few months and a LOT of hands-on work, a 15-minute flip-a-switch solution looks pretty attractive. BUT:
Interesting fact #1 – This technology isn't new, though applying it to the sparkling wine industry is. Bioengineers came up with magnetic yeast in 2009.
Interesting fact #2 – If actually adopted by the industry, magnetic yeast will be far from the only use of nanoparticles in food. Quite the contrary, which you know if you follow the American health and science news. Titanium dioxide nanoparticles are common additives to everything from chewing gum and toothpaste to yogurt and soy milk, generally to the effect of making whateveritis whiter. Nanosilver particles are common both as agricultural pesticides and in antimicrobial coatings for household goods, and nanolipids and nanoproteins and assorted other nanostuff finds its way into all manner of food-related items. The consensus is that we don't yet have a consensus on whether and to what degree ingesting nanoengineering is safe (a peer-reviewed take on that question here; a more accessible and more inflammatory story from Mother Earth News here). Logically, magnetic force should effectively pull all of the magnetic particles (made from magnetite, if the Ljubljana authors are using the same general strategy published in the 2009 paper) out of the wine, but nothing is perfect. If residual particles remain, drinking them might be a health risk, but it won't be a unique one.
Interesting fact #3 – Alright; this one isn't a fact. It's a speculation based on fact. I speculate that we needn't worry too much about magnetite in our celebratory libations. Champagne in particular and high-quality, methode champenoise sparkling wine in general, is not about fast. Exactly the contrary. Champagne legally has to spend at least 15 months in bottle and at least 12 months on the lees, and usually exceeds that by a year or two because age on the lees is vital to the flavor profile of high-quality sparkling. I reviewed some of those considerations in this article for Palate Press.
The problem with riddling isn't the time per se so much as the labor: some poor guy has to spend his days jiggling bottles (and if champagne riddlers don't have a high incidence of occupation-induced carpal tunnel syndrome, I suspect that it's just going undiagnosed). The gyropalette solves that problem by loading a box full of bottles onto a modified forklift and letting the machine jiggle them for you. That bit of technology has been popular and successful, but it seems to me that it's also a lot less expensive than magnetic yeast.
Think about it. Yeast reproduce in the bottle, a lot. So, every yeast cell used in inoculation needs to be loaded with magnetite particles to ensure that all of its many, many offspring has at least one magnetite particle.** Don't even think about generating your own yeast innoculum. And that's before we get to the magnetic set-up to actually pull down the yeast. I don't know. Storing wine (and paying that poor guy) is expensive. Maybe this is a cost-effective solution. But if high-end producers aren't going to be seduced by speed, and if lower-end producers are disinclined to spend more money on production technology, and if the wine industry in general tends to be stuck in the mud, I suspect we needn't worry too much about drinking magnetite anytime soon.
** Maybe effective clarification doesn't require that every yeast cell be magnetic, if the yeast tend to stick together (flocculate) and magnetic cells will help pull down their non-magnetic neighbors. Without reading the paper I don't know, and since I can find neither the paper (maybe it's not yet been published, or maybe it wasn't published in English) nor the specific names of the researchers nor any other mention of the research on the University of Ljubljana's website I have to speculate. It's disturbing that I can't find another source backing up the Wine-Searcher article (and I don't personally know it's author and can't locate him via the usual tricks) but, then again, I don't read Slovenian.


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Jerk spiced paneer, soya chunks and button mushrooms
I know that it isn't hot yet, but we have been eating outdoors a fair bit lately, and I'm not just talking sandwiches, obviously.
Yesterday we sat and ate vegetable dosa in what my 2 year old calls, 'the tree house'. It is in fact the playhouse that sits above his slide and adjacent to the swings. I had my phone with me and as it pinged away, he raised his voice, 'No, talk to me mumma, put it away!' so I did.
I asked him what he wanted to talk about. 'Hold my hand mumma, let me think about it'. So we looked up at the sky and we talked about how Venus was hiding behind the birds and that there is a man in the aeroplane that is going to Australia to get a kangaroo, but we weren't sure whether he needed a rocket.
I felt enchanted, very blessed and actually I reflected on how much I am un-doing in my life. Most of my life I have concerned myself with the 'doing' part and sometimes it feels as though it is going against the grain. I was eating messily outdoors, somewhere where I shouldn't really be eating. But it gave my boy joy. I am not the mother I thought I would be and I am not the mothers around me. Am I un-learning? Work-wise I am leaning towards what my instincts told me maybe 15 years ago. Sometimes un-doing is as, if not more forward-driving than doing.
So, in the spirit of eating outdoors and warmth of some kind…its jerk time. I am sharing this recipe with you because it is one of my better jerk mixes and I am excited by it. I am a fan of the sweet heat and deep aromas and colour of jerk. The key ingredient is the all spice berries and although I have seen versions using honey and syrup, probably to give it stickiness, I wouldn't because brown sugar helps to bring out the depth in this one.
I know that jerk chicken is often barbequed or roasted but I don't think it works so well with soya or vegetarian jerk chicken. I have cooked it in the pan and it tastes mighty fine this way.
150g paneer chunks
150g soya chunks
200g button mushrooms
2 tbsp. cooking oil
One medium onion, thickly sliced
For the jerk seasoning
2 tbsp. fresh thyme
The juice of one lime
2 tbsp. soft brown sugar
1 tbsp. ground all spice
½ tsp. ground cinnamon
½ tsp. ground nutmeg
½ tsp. ground black pepper
3-4 scotch bonnets, finely chopped
2 tbsp. agave nectar
Salt to taste
3 spring onions, chopped
2 tbsp. soy sauce
- To make the jerk seasoning paste blitz all of the ingredients together in the food processor, getting it as close to puree as possible.
- Shallow fry the paneer and soya chunks in a non-stick pan and allow it to crisp up before letting it cool down
- Take a bowl and pour the seasoning over the paneer and soya chunks and let them chill in the fridge for a couple of hours.
- When you are ready to cook the paneer and soya chunks, remove them from the fridge and then heat the remaining oil and sauté the onion and mushrooms for 2-3 minutes before adding the paneer and soya chunks.
- Cook for 7-8 minutes before serving hot and steaming. I served this dish with orzo pasta but you could use rice instead.


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In Car Entertainment
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|ventilated disc
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|Rear suspension classification
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|twin-tube gas
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Stability and Traction
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|Traction control
|Hill holder control
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|Wireless charging station
|front, illuminated, rear
|Memorized settings
|2 driver, driver seat, side mirrors
|One-touch windows
|Power activated trunk/hatch
|Reading lights
|front, rear
|Power steering
|Cargo area light
|Cruise control
|Retained accessory power
|Multi-function remote
|panic alarm, fuel filler door release, proximity entry system, trunk release
|Power windows
|lockout button
|Courtesy lights
|Footwell lights
|Overhead console
|Steering wheel mounted controls
|audio, cruise control, phone, navigation, paddle shifter, voice control
|Universal remote transmitter
|garage door opener
|Push-button start
|Vanity mirrors
|dual illuminating
|Power outlet(s)
|12V front and rear
|Assist handle
|rear, front
|Remote engine start
|Center console
|front console with armrest and storage
|Steering wheel
|power tilt and telescopic
|Rearview mirror
|front seatback, cargo net, door pockets, accessory hook
|Ambient lighting
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|Floor mat material
|Dash trim
|simulated alloy
|Shift knob trim
|leather, alloy
|Heated steering wheel
|Center console trim
|simulated alloy
|rear center folding with pass-thru, rear center with cupholders
|Steering wheel trim
|Floor mats
|rear, front
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Air Conditioning
|Front air conditioning
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|Front air conditioning zones
|Rear vents
|second row
|Air filtration
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|Rear seat folding
|Front headrests
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|Rear seat type
|40-20-40 split bench
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|rear, front
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|Drive Type
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|37.5 in
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|53.8 in
|Hip Room (rear)
|53.3 in
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|Shoulder Room (rear)
|54.8 in
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|45.7 in
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|35.4 in
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|80.8 in
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|57.2 in
|114.6 in
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|1000 lbs
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|1102 lbs
Interior Dimensions
|Cargo Volume
|13.7 cu ft
|Passenger Volume
|97 cu ft
Performance Specifications
|Turning Circle
|39 ft
Fuel Tanks
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Wheels and Tires
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|Front Wheel Diameter
|17.0 x 8.5 in
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|Rear Wheel Diameter
|17.0 x 8.5 in
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2019 Cadillac CTS 4 DR AWD
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" We lost the electronic key for our Dodge Caravan about a year ago and had it replaced at Larson in Puyallup. Unfortunately, when it was replaced they forgot to put the manual key back inside and we didn't notice it until we needed it this year! -- I called and spoke to Shawna Koon in the Service Department. SERVICE is right! Shawna was able to have the key cut and sent out that very day at no charge. In today's fast pace, online world it is rare to find people who still deliver excellent customer service - Thank you Shawna for taking the time to make a difference in our day and make Puyallup Larson Dodge one of our favorite dealerships! "
" Had a great experience working with Josh. He did everything he could to get me into the vehicle I wanted and came up with solutions when we hit roadblocks. Josh was so fun to work with! I would definitely work with him again. "
" FIRST RESPONDER and MILITARY FRIENDLY!! I could not be more happy with the experience we had at Larson Dodge. From our salesman Josh Weingart, to the manager Paul Straling, and our finance gal Cynthia Lee, each one of them made our experience FANTASTIC!! They were fun, easy going, no pressure, no game playing, and really went out of their way to make our purchase exactly what we wanted. I'll be buying my next car there, and no it won't be a Hellcat! 😂 "
" I did online purchasing for my Ram 1500 and this was by far the most professional and respectful group that I worked with. Fast answers, good inventory and very upfront about pricing and rebates. Please call here if you are in the market for a car! "
" My family and I recently went to Larson Chrysler Jeep Dodge and Ram at Puyallup, WA to buy a 2019 Nissan Pathfinder SL 4WD. We were all very pleasantly surprised with how quick and simple the whole process was. Our salesperson, Tom Fischer was very friendly and efficient, getting the deal done in no time, AWESOME! He is not like any other salesperson that I have experienced. Also our finance manager, Eric Langford, was amazing as well. He had such a great personality and we had a great conversation while he was doing our finances. He explained all the complicated forms in a way that anyone could understand easily. Also, he got us a great coverage deal. Overall, this was one of the best dealership experiences we've had. I highly recommend this place. "
" Joshua Weingart was very professional and easy to work with. We found a beautiful vehicle for our baby girl's sweet 16 and Joshua had stepped up to make sure everything went the way we wanted! He was very helpful with all the paperwork, answered all questions as needed and knew what he was doing! We appreciate you and the business you have given us and making sure our Baby girl's sweet 16 is super sweet! Thank you again Joshua! Looking forward to doing more business with you when the time is right and if you have what we are looking for. Cars come, cars go. Joshua is highly recommended to work with! Cheers!!!! "
" We had a wonderful experience with Tammy Jones who was knowledgeable, personable and genuinely interested in making sure we had a positive experience. She went over and beyond to ensure we got the deal that worked for us and followed up after our purchase. I have already told friends to work with Tammy if they're in the market for a vehicle from Larson in Puyallup. Nice work, Tammy! "
" Highly Satisfied Joshua Weingart was Absolutely AMAZING!!!!!! He is definitely there for the customer. He lightened the stress Of car buying with his great customer service and sense of humor. We got backed into on the way to see the car I purchased and by the time we got to the dealership Josh was very upbeat and did everything he could to ease the car buying experience. Josh went above and beyond and even returned our rental car for us when we picked up our new car. He is a true gem for this dealership and I would refer anyone to him! This guy deserves a raise !!!!' "
" I could not have had a better experience buying my Flex. Not only was there no pressure, but there was an open exchange of information to get the deal completed. Josh Weingart was upfront, made no guarantees , and was extremely helpful. I had several questions and he answered them without making me feel inconveniencing . I walked in thinking maybe a could buy a vechicle and I left knowing I could buy the vehicle of my dreams. Feeling comfotable when making a big purchase is important to me. I work full time to support my family and every dime counts. I would recommend Josh Weingart to my family and friends in heart beat . "
" I would like to share my gratitude for the exceptional service I received today from Shawna in the Parts Department. Shawna is professional, courteous, knowledgeable and a sensitive listener. As a Senior it isn't often that I find these attributes when communicating by phone. Shawna listened attentively and resolved my problem. I believe that Shawna exhibits the high standards of Larsen Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram through Excellent Customer Service. Thank You Again Shawna. "
" Salesman, Brent Keith, was a superb salesman. He wasn't high pressure which is what I like. Brent was super cooperative and informative. My experience was excellent! "
" Nice clean dealership with friendly staff. Would have given 5 stars but.. 1. Came in for regular service of oil change, tire rotation. Specifically mentioned about verifying tire pressure upon completion to our service tech. The promaster van has different tire pressure in front than in back. 2. Mentioned it again when we got our keys back two hours later. So, guess what, it was not checked. It would be an awesome idea to train the service team that the Promasters have different pressure from front to rear, and when rotating tires to make sure it's all correct. Specially if a customer mentions it.....twice. "
" I'm not big on giving reviews but these days it's hard to find people that will take the extra time to make sure you are taken care of not only to make a deal but afterwards as well. Josh Weingart and Gary Olguin were helpful but in no way pushy, friendly and professional. My wife and I were looking for a specific color, miles and options on a 4Runner and Larsons's had just what we were looking for that had just came in, we only had that evening to come over. Between the two of them they were able to get it ran through the shop for the safety inspection and ready for us to test drive and look over. We arrived at 6:30pm, Josh had the 4Runner ready at the front door for us. We looked it over test drove it and were ready to talk numbers needless to say it was 7:30pm and they were closing in 30 minutes. Neither one tried to rush us into a decision or make us feel like we were holding them up. We made a deal and went over to financing to do all the paperwork. Financing Phill? Was great and had us wrapped up just before 9:00pm and Josh was still waiting till we were getting in the 4Runner to leave. He made sure we got everything taken care of! Big thanks to these guys. Josh again went beyond and checked in with us a few days later to make sure we were happy with our purchase and if we needed anything else. "
" Awesome dealership man. My man Brent was super helpful. Long day at the dealership but my uce always held a conversation making sure me and my sista wasn't bored lol. But we're new owners of a 2019 Nissan Altima "
" Today I bought a 2020 Jeep Renegade and I couldn't be happier. Originally, I had plans to purchase a 2020 Jeep Cherokee Latitude. I absolutely feel in love with the Latitude, but unfortunately it was out of price range for me. Donnie could tell I was disappointed, but he immediately helped me explore other options with similar qualities. We also had the chance to work with Brent. We test drove the Renegade and I quickly started to love it. It fits my families needs and was better for the budget. Although, the price per month was still a bit startling at first! Fast forward a bit, we met with Kerry for final paperwork. Let me tell you, Kerry really made my day. I had the expectation of an above budget payment. He got me approved for a loan with 10% less interest and more than $100 less per month than I was expecting. I felt comfortable the whole time I was there, they answered all of my questions, and helped me find the best deal. I definitely feel comfortable and confident with my purchase today. Thanks again, Donnie, Brent, and Kerry! "
" I recently have been having trouble with my Jeep, I called the service department today and spoke to a young man named Miguel, he went out of his way to ensure that I felt well taken care of. Explaining options I had and accommodating me despite the fact that they were booked up. His excellence in customer service should be Acknowledged by his supervisor and is a good example of how to assist customers on a daily basis. Thank you for taking pride in every aspect of your job, Miguel. "
" These guys!!! A friend referred me to Larson after her multiple solid experiences with Joshua Weingart, I thank you for making the process so comfortable and enjoyable! I told you exactly what I wanted and you delivered!!! And then there is Cameron Sandstorm! the finance wizard!!! Got me the perfect loan!!! I am one happy woman. "Thank you" Seems an understatement. I feel..secure, confident..and shiny! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "
" So glad my very first car purchase was a great experience!!! Josh Weingart was SUCH a great help in helping me find my first car. It was a good decision we took in coming here. He was very informative, answered questions and was very patient with us. He did not pressure us into buying something we didn't want unlike other places we have been to. He was on top of everything and made it a great experience from beginning to end. We will definitely be coming back again soon and will definitely recommend this place to everyone! Thank you so much I am very happy with my purchase! 😊 "
" Just purchased a car from Josh at Look Larson. Awesome to work with! He helped me when I called him on his day off as well as came in to finish the deal on his day off. Great dedication, nice to work with and enjoyable experience. "
" From start to finish our experience with Anthony was amazing! His knowledge and customer service went above and beyond our expectations. We are customers for life. "
" Kurt was amazing! He spent hours with me checking out many different vehicles. Also set up a side by side on my top picks to help make the decision. Im absolutely crazy about my new car. Thanks for everything Kurt. "
" This was an amazing experience buying my first car. Everyone was super helpful and very nice! Especially Brent, thank you Larson! "
" Bought a 2020 Ram 1500 and Joshua Weingart helped us out tremendously. Both Joshua and Paul made sure we could get the best deal possible. It was a great buying experience and we will for sure go back. They take care of their customers. Thanks Larson Dodge for helping us out! "
" Brent Keith went above and beyond to help me purchase the Jeep SRT I've been looking for years to find! He made my first dealership purchase both fun and minimally stressful. I'd recommend any of my friends or family to work with Brent. l also want to thank Stephanie Kaylor for helping me get the best deal possible and being so friendly and easy to work with. "
" Excellent experience!!!! Joshua Weingart is absolutely one of the best salesman I have ever had the pleasure of working with, I can't say enough!!! He made the purchase of my daughter Jennifer's first car stress free and enjoyable, we appreciate him so much!!!!! Joshua was great at communicating and took care of business promptly and accurately. I will recommend him to anyone I come in contact with who is looking to purchase a vehicle in the future. "
"Great experience second day . Had a 2019 Ram we were..."
" Great experience second day . Had a 2019 Ram we were interested in but the first trip to dealership, we could not come to a price we both liked . Returned second time worked with salesperson D.Bradley and we got it done .Big Thanks to Paul the sales manager Who agreed to our price. Last Even though we paid cash Cindy the financial specialist was so sweet and gave us some good info . Thanks guys quick Pleasant experience and even got a couple autographed books from our sales guy D.Bradley . We have bought from Larson for a long time but this was one of the best experiences thus far...Thanks again Aaron and Charlotte Belser "
" Josh "RAM" Weingart is the guy you need to see! I've been shopping for a truck for over 3 months and did every bit of research I possibly could. Josh was patient, professional, knowledgeable(If he didnt know the answer he got it), and never pressured to buy.He worked tirelessly for me during my indecisiveness. I drove all the way from Oregon to buy a truck from Josh! He will never give up or stop looking for what you are wanting. He will also let you know if there is a better way to go about getting the trim you want. He knows the RAM product and his customers! Go see Josh if you want to enjoy buying a new vehicle! Proud to be part of the Larson family! *Cynthia in Finance was a please to work with as well. Knowledgeable and didnt give up while looking for the best rate for me! "
" If you're looking to buy a car, look for Josh! We came all the way from Idaho to purchase my husbands dream car for Father's Day! He really came through for our family. He made sure we were well taken care of. Thank you Josh for making our buying experience so great! "
" Josh Weingart was awesome to work with. He made the whole car buying experience smooth and enjoyable. What made it even better was his willingness to go above and beyond in helping us surprise our daughter with her first Jeep! I would definitely see him again next time I'm in the market for a car . "
" I have never bought a car before from a alot that had to be financed this was a first. The process was smooth. The salesman Joshua from start to fonish was no pressure and very helpful. He knew what kind of payment i was looking for and respected that and didnt attempt to sell me into a payment i would have struggled with monthly. He was funny and honest thru the whole process. After it was all said and done he even sent me the cutest little gift for my new car. Such a great experience we will be back again in a year or so to get the car my husband wants. Thank you Joshua for making it a good experience. "
" Today I made the second Jeep purchase from the Larson Automotive Group, specifically sales rep Josh Weingart and Finance Manager Stephanie Kaylor. Before Larson, we purchased three Jeeps from Olympia dealerships. We not only bought a Jeep that exceeded our expectations today, but man did we laugh and have a good time. Everyone that greeted us from sales to service to finance treated us fabulously. Josh listened to our concerns and desires for a vehicle and did he deliver. Stephanie is the queen of "Get the Deal Done Right" and did she deliver. Both Stephanie and Josh took the time to get the purchase we wanted, there was absolutely no pressure, the decision was left entirely up to us, and did we have a great time all day. Larson is definitely worth braving the I5 traffic North from Olympia, and my wife and I will continue taking our business to Larson, bypassing the Olympia dealerships all day long! "
" We had an amazing experience with Joshua Weingart at Larson Motors, even with our 2 kids he was very patient with us and got the ball rollin so we could purchase our 2019 F350 which we are very happy with!! He was very personable, knowlegeable, and all around nice guy.. Thank you Joshua!! "
" I recently brought a Porsche Macan. Joshua Weingart help me out. Great customer service beyond. He have walk me and my wife through every process his recommendation on vehicle. Answers all of our questions as needed. Check in with us after we buy the vehicle. So I am highly recommended this dealership if you are looking for a car. Ask for Joshua Weingart. "
" I gotta say this was the best experience of buying a vehicle ever. I know that people may think that these reviews may be inflated but I hardly ever take the time to write a review. I cannot say enough about Josh Weingart. Josh is a sales warrior to fight for the best deal possible for his clients. I never felt pressured by anyone in the process. I did my research for over a month before deciding to call this dealership for more information. This decision was backed by the positive reviews that I read. I made the appointment to see Josh and he had the RAM that I wanted waiting on me. I had my 13 year old son with me who made a comment "Did you guys just become best friends." I don't know if a truck buying experience can be magical but this felt like it. I mean the sales manager was awesome, Stephanie of the finance department was incredible and charming. This will be my forever truck but I will always recommend Josh to take care of anyone that I know in the future. Larson RAM is the real deal to buy a truck. I hate buying vehicles but I'd do it again and again with this team! "
" I worked with Joshua Weingart and I can say I am 100% satisfied. He was very friendly, helpful and low-pressure. I took the Kia Rio to get inspected and it was in perfect condition. Their asking price was already reasonable, but I asked Joshua if I could get a great price on it instead of just a good one and he got it brought down by 700 bucks. When I came back to purchase it, the process was very easy and he topped off the gas for my drive. I would not hesitate to work with him again! "
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Giles Miller (Farm) and Roberto Feo (El Ultimo Grito) on my staircase tamers Andaz Hotel exhibition, London 2008.
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About Humanscale
Humanscale is a premier designer and manufacturer of ergonomic tools for a more comfortable workplace. Its innovative seating, monitor arms, lighting, keyboard supports, and other ergonomic solutions are designed to improve the health, efficiency and quality of work life. Humanscale products are based on the belief that when design solves a functional problem as simply and elegantly as possible, the resulting form will be honest and timeless.
Humanscale is also a proud supporter of World Wildlife Fund (WWF). Humanscale's founder and CEO, Robert King, has served on WWF's National Council since 1999.