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A Music-Based Meditation System to Activate Your Full Energetic & Spiritual Potential
Every dimension of you arises from "the music of the spheres"—the cosmic symphony of pure energetic vibration. First revealed by ancient mystics, the healing effects of sound are familiar to those who've used David Ison's medically proven therapeutic music. Now, with Chakra Illumination, this acclaimed composer and teacher invites you to begin a practice for awakening your full spiritual potential.
Join David to learn how the sacred geometries and harmonics of his intentional music activate deep receptivity, gratitude, and illumination at every level—physical, energetic, and spiritual. Then, experience these benefits directly, via two powerful new musical journeys:
- Harmonizer Level One guides your breathing and consciousness to amplify the specific frequencies—the generative essences—of each of your chakras
- Harmonizer Level Two brings your seven energy centers into full integration and attuned resonance—empowering you to choose and act from your highest potential
Designed to make meditation pleasurable (and virtually effortless), Chakra Illumination works as a complete daily practice, as a boost to your current spiritual path, or simply as a rejuvenating listening experience. It's the perfect way to discover the transformative power of music, celebrate your incarnation in the body, and fully receive the gifts held within you.
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- Restorative Review by BC
Rating This is my go-to music for selfcare and energy work. It slips in under your skin without the awkward (however brief or long) mental engagement many of my other music presents. I auto downloaded this but feel the need for a hard copy after the years I've been using this. I wish there was a hard stop before he starts talking ( with that velvety voice ) but even that is helpful as a reminder of time.
(Posted on 12/4/2015)
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Rating This was amazing....without realizing it you feel calm and happy after listening to the CD.
(Posted on 6/11/2014)
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Rating I find this excellent music for meditation. Rich textures and multi-layered soundscapes.
(Posted on 3/17/2014)
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Rating Wonderful!
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Rating I am very pleased with David Ison's approach and his soothing music. Being a hypnotherapist and a musician myself, I am very impressed! Great job David, thank you!
(Posted on 1/6/2014)
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Rating David's voice is probably the most soothing I've ever heard and his story is amazing. His music is beautiful and almost immediately puts me in a calmer, more peaceful place that lasts throughout my day. So helpful when I'm stressed.
(Posted on 12/14/2013)
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Rating I enjoy listening to the accompanying music in the background while working.
(Posted on 12/8/2013)
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Rating I like listening to the music on the second disc before I go to sleep. I sleep better, and feel better. The Shaman I am working with is able to see now as it is helping to clear away the fog.
(Posted on 11/29/2013)
- Review for Chakra Illumination Review by Lucilla H
Rating Love this CD! The first time I listened to it was amazing. I felt the music go through all my chakra & each made me react differently.
I have been listening to it for about a month now. Love to listen to first track when in bed & its too hard to get out, it helps wake me up. Use the second one often also in bed to help relax for sleep.
I think this cd is really very beneficial. Definitely worth a try.(Posted on 9/4/2012)
- Review for Chakra Illumination Review by catherine b
Rating I was playing it as your email came through. I love it. It brings instant calm and peace. I need this after a frantic family holiday in the Bordeaux vineyards and long travel home day yesterday.
(Posted on 9/3/2012)
- Review for Chakra Illumination Review by Dean H
Rating Purchased the Chakra Illumination as a download and have been quite pleased from the very first playing. Not only can it be a valuable tool for breathing and listening coordination but it also allows practice to happen naturally.
David Ison's guides you through an information piece with a voice that could melt butter. He has a resonance that allows you to feel his words and the two musical pieces are perfect for practice @ 30 min. each.(Posted on 8/26/2012)
- Review for Chakra Illumination Review by Brian Phillips
Rating Great for meditating. After having bought this, I'll be looking into more of David Ison's music. Although this recording isn't intended for it, it would make excellent background music for massage work.
(Posted on 8/4/2012)
- Review for Chakra Illumination Review by Linda Tew
Rating O.K., I will admit I was skeptical about the real results this program could produce but after the very first listen while meditating I felt very relaxed and for an hour or so afterward I felt incredibly good. Never before has this happened while meditating on my own. I look forward to seeing continued results as I make it a regular part of my practice.
(Posted on 7/20/2012)
- Review for Chakra Illumination Review by Marjorie Trachtman
Rating love the record puts me such a relaxed state and makes me feel better listening to the healing music part 2.
(Posted on 6/25/2012)
- Review for Chakra Illumination Review by Robert Zabal
Rating This is a very nice powerful, healing & interactive (synchronized with breathing) set - Seven Stars!
(Posted on 6/15/2012)
- Review for Chakra Illumination Review by Jon Michael Maxwell
Rating excellent
(Posted on 4/14/2012)
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Contents 2 CDs (1 hour, 56 minutes) Date Published March 01, 2012 ISBN-10 1-60407-708-5 ISBN-13 978-1-60407-708-7 Dimensions 5 x 5 3/4 inches Product Code AW02390D Audio Download
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My log arch build with pics and action shots :)
August 16, 2010, 04:31:37 am »
I needed to build a fence, so I needed to clear some land, so I could use the logs to mill into fence boards and build the fence around the newly cleared land. So I needed a way to get the logs to the mill, about 400 yards away. So I needed a log arch....Here's my build....
I've read many threads on homemade log arches and decided I wanted my own. I built it with all scrap metal and ended up not having to pay for anything, other than the winch itself and the fairlead.
I figured I would share my log arch build with all of you because looking at pics of other log arches really helped in my design.
I knew I would be using this with a tractor and not ATV so I made it HEAVY! I wanted to be able to easily skid a 16' log totally suspended, so I made the main top beam about 8' long, + the tounge. I don't have much trouble with maneuvering the arch through the woods, just need to pick my line correctly
Here are some pics of my build, a friend of my father's was kind enough to weld it up for us as a favor....
I started with 2 pieces of 8' 4X6 box steel, they were laying in the dirt (literally had to find them digging off a couple inches) for many many years. they had a lot of surface rust but nothing major, after running a wirewheel over them quickly they looked in good shape.
I didn't want to cut the beams in sections and have to weld them back together, so what I did was mark off the spots where I wanted the 'bends' to make my full arch, then I used a metal cutting blade on my mitre saw (I have since learned to NEVER do this, so I will NEVER do that again, if I ever need to cut steel again I'll buy a dedicated steel chopsaw)
I set the saw to 22.5 degree angle and cut out a 'wedge' shape.
I then flipped the beam over so the wedge openings (45degrees) were facing down. I heated the only remaining side up with torches until it was hot enough where the steel would start bending down under it's own weight. Using a large triangle square I bent the steel until it was at exactly 45 degrees.
I repeated this for all the 'wedges' that I had cut. This worked extremely well and was a simple way to get a perfect shaped arch using basic geometry.
Here is the general idea...
"Dad, I swear it's gonna work, my forum friends do this all the time..."
We didn't have any other steel laying around other than those 2 beams, so my father (one of those guys that just ALWAYS seems to find a deal) found a trailer for sale on craigslist for cheap money, well long story short it didn't have a solid axle, the asked why he needed that, he explained what we needed, the guy said "oh I have just what you need, and you can HAVE it" So my dad, being the good guy that he is, picked up this trailer for me, for free...
Perfect! We cut that bad boy up in no time, I actually didn't want to cut it up, it was in good shape and would have made a great woods trailer, but hey, the price was right...
The day before we started cutting the trailer, I had just had lasik eye surgery, so I stayed away from the 'steel fragments flying everywhere' jobs. (Note:this build was many different days over a couple month period)
Obviously the axle would be too long so we had to shorten it. (you can see where I used the left over waste from the "wedges" to tac the arch into the right shape)
Arch welded into shape and spikes removed:
We cut one of the wheel and hub assemblies off the axle:
We welded the this plate onto the bottom of the arch, ....The plate was one of the brackets that held the wheel/hub assembly on the axle (if I remember correctly.)
Truing up the wheel alignment....
Now it's starting to take shape...
The plate we used on the bottom of the arch beam (old axle bracket) worked great for attaching the hub, it couldn't have been a more perfect size.
Blury pic of fitting the main beam into position...
Installing a little extra stability with the brackets:
The main beam is welded on:
From here we do have more pics of installing the tounge and crossbar in the back, but I don't have them at this computer so I'll skip them for now. Hopefully I'll remember to add them later. Anyways I'll post some pics of the finished (mostly) product and some of it in use.
Here is a little creative 'custom' work....
The cup holders are made of a solid piece of steel going across the bottom, and 2 spare muffler clamps welded to the main beam, this was another perfect fit...
This was my only mistake, up to the point of needing a winch and fairlead I hadn't spent a dime on the log arch, so I made the mistake of buying a northern tool
Note:Please read the Forestry Forum's postion on this company
:AKA JUNK AND CRAP STORE cheapo winch. I wanted a self braking worm drive winch which is what I got, however it was way too cheap for what I was using it for. We ended up using a cumalong to get us through the first few days of use. I still need to buy a heavy duty winch for it, any recommendations??
The fairlead worked well, but the diameter is too skinny for my liking, I will buy a larger diameter heavy duty one that should last a good while. I never should have skimped on these two important things, I should have bought the heavy duty, expensive winch. Lesson learned.
(I'm still keeping my eyes out for a good used heavy duty winch
More pics...
Putting it to use clearing land for my new dog fence (which was made out of 1x4 lumber I milled from the trees I cleared from the land)
Not a log arch photo but some of the logs we 'skidded'
and as a side note, here is the first appearance of my nephew on the forum, he LOVES tractor rides and playing outside....he'll be a forestry addict soon enough....
Nephew with his grandpa (Bubba)
I think I'm a bad influence..
Okay back to business, here is the longest log I have skidded so far...
Your probably wondering why I didn't just cut it into smaller sections since this won't fit on the mill anyways.......Well........because I wanted to prove my new arch alright!
If you've seen any of my other posts...you'll know I always have to throw in a pic of my 'kids'
The newest member of the family..
One of my helpers taking a well deserved rest...
And the final product of many of the skidded logs:
I think that about does it for my log arch build, all in all it has worked great, aside from the cheapo winch. I am very happy with the size, I read a lot about the advantages of the smaller ones in tight woods but I'm glad I went with the one I did. I knew I would be using it behind the tractor so I made the width of the outside of the wheels about the same as the tractor, however still a bit skinnier.
One thing that I thought of after I built it, that I wish I had planned into the design, was to make it wide enough so I could back the arch over my LT15, and lower the log right onto the arch. I haven't tried this yet (or measured the width of my mill) so maybe it will still work. I think if it is wide enough the the vertical clearance will be the next obstacle. If it works then great, if not then oh well, however something to keep in mind for someone who is planning on building an arch and not worried about the size. If I ever built another one I think that would be the main consideration in sizing it, however I don't think I'll ever need to build another one, this thing will outlast me and is built like a tank.
I think if the width of the arch is enough to fit around the mill frame (so I could back the log right onto it) but I don't have enough vertical clearance, then I might keep my eyes open for some large military type tires and rims, that would give me enough clearance I would think.
The width of the inside of the arch is about 38" I don't have a tree on my land that is that large but I did this so it will make it easier when picking up multiple logs, like say 5 or 6 firewood logs. The arch has saved a lot of grass, and keep the logs nice and clean for the mill. Also helps with my chain life on the saw when I'm cutting firewood. It really does make it pretty easy to skid a huge log!
In the end my father helped a TON, both in the log arch as well as clearing, cutting, and building the fence. He's a good guy to have around!
Hope you enjoyed.....
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Re: My log arch build with pics and action shots :)
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August 16, 2010, 06:49:55 am »
Great job
Thanks for all the pictures !!
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August 16, 2010, 07:25:12 am »
Great post, thank you.
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August 16, 2010, 08:36:49 am »
Nice arch!
Them are some nice lookin' logs too.
Thanks for all the pics
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August 16, 2010, 09:03:18 am »
Great looking arch, story and logs. Tonto.
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August 16, 2010, 09:31:31 am »
Good job Piston! If you have occasion to haul many long logs, you might consider building a little tag axel like this:
PS. I hope your wife didn't find out how you were using her dining room chairs.
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August 16, 2010, 09:54:22 am »
Wow great job! If you are just itching to build another sometime, I'll give it a good home
. I am very jealous of all the fine heavy machinery you have there.
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August 16, 2010, 09:56:36 am »
Great looking arch, Piston.
I really like the detailed pics.
Great Job by both you and your dad.
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August 16, 2010, 12:30:12 pm »
That was a very well thought out build. Congratulations to both you and your Dad for turning out such a high quality arch. I see many happy skidding days ahead.
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August 16, 2010, 09:08:41 pm »
Well done! Great photo story.
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August 17, 2010, 01:54:50 pm »
Good to see old(north) american ingenuity at work. Nice craftsmanship on the build and thanks for sharing the pics and story with us! We can rebuild this country one board at a time here on the FF!
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August 17, 2010, 07:39:22 pm »
I would think some 8x8's(or whatever you need) on the ground on either side of your mill will let you gain the vertical clearance you need for your drop the log on the mill idea, but a sweet arch!!!!
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August 17, 2010, 09:10:08 pm »
Great build, thanks for the pics
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August 18, 2010, 02:23:28 pm »
A great build. Very nice beverage holders. You might consider a rack on top the arch for holding a cooler!
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August 18, 2010, 09:08:59 pm »
Great job on the arch. Lacking welding skills, welder and materials, I had an arch built for me. New steel, hitch, wheels/hubs from a '95 Grand Am and paying to have it welded set me back about $900. I bought the same HF winch, what a waste. I had to crank about 20 turns to raise the log an inch. I had one of their $50 camo 3000lb 12v winches and it works much better. Raising the log takes the push of a button (if you have a small 12v battery or wired to the tractor). Mine works pretty well so far.
Couldn't get pics to insert, made it to gallery.
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August 19, 2010, 04:00:01 am »
I like the idea of the cooler rack
I have actually been eyeing those large atv racks, the type that hang over (and drop down a bit) the back of the rack, and you can put a couple 5 gal buckets in there. I was thinking of adding one to the rear, and using it for my chainsaw and associated tools, not sure if it would get in the way though....
I just ordered a 60" peavey and 42" cant hook from baileys (also a log stand to go with it which has mixed opinions) and I got some rubber type clamps that I will install on the arch, and then just 'clamp' the peavey onto there. I stole this idea from someones log arch build I read about on the forum.
Here are your pics Tom Sawyer, and it looks great, love the electric winch...
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August 19, 2010, 04:46:40 am »
That arch is a dandy.
Thanks for the story and photos. The little guy will be run'n the show before long.
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August 19, 2010, 08:21:38 pm »
Pretty darn cool !
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Since I bought my grapple for my front end loader, I haven't used this arch too much. Mostly I just carry the logs with the grapple unless they are too long or too heavy.
I started using the arch again on some longer logs that I've milled because I can't fit through the woods with the log sideways on the grapple.
The junk winch I bought didn't hold up for anything. At this point it can barely lift up it's on hook.
In the meantime I have been using a cum-along to lift and support the logs off the ground when in the arch. This works, but is painfully slow and inconvenient, especially when lowering the logs.
After using it quite a bit, I've learned a couple things I should have done differently.
Some areas improvement are as follows:
-Obviously, I shoudn't have bought a cheap winch. I should have bought a good quality heavy duty braking winch. Ideally, an electric winch would be the easiest choice.
-I should have welded some chain hooks on the forward portion of the arch, so I could chain the front of the log up against the main frame, while the center of the log is supported by the winch itself.
-I should have added some steel at an angle (near the front of the top frame) to stop the front of the log from swinging side to side.
-Looking back, I probably would have made the hitch a clevis type rather than ball type. I have never once attached it to my truck, but wanted to leave the option open.
-I wouldn't have changed the size of it, for me and what I do, the size works really well. I was worried about it being too long but it hasn't been too much of a problem, however I'll be using it in some tighter woods in the near future and that may change my mind
Something that worked out great and I didn't plan for, was that I really only use it for long logs, over 12' or so, since all the shorter ones are easily carried in the grapple.
I really like how I can fully support a 16' log, even a bit longer than that.
Luckily I can add just about everything I want to change. I will weld some steel in an upside down V shape to prevent the front of the log from swinging side to side. I will weld on some chain hooks in the same area.
I may cut off the trailer tongue and put a clevis type hitch on it, so I can just pin it to the draw bar rather than use a trailer ball.
As far as the winch goes, that is my first priority, as the log arch right now is very inconvenient to use, and I find myself not using it just because I don't have a good winch.
So that is my first modification to work on.
I had some safety points saved up from work and turned them in for a basspro gift card. With that card, I bought an electric winch. It is a 4500lb Superwinch ATV winch. I bought a mount for it that will allow me to slide it into a receiver hitch, then bought a short section of square tubing to weld onto the arch, which I will then slide the winch into. This will be nice because when I'm not using the arch, I can remove the winch itself and store it indoors, not only that, but I can use it independently of the arch as well.
I plan to hook up the new winch in a couple weeks. I will post pics of any progress I make.
Does anyone have any advice for hooking up an electric winch to a tractor? I plan to use welding leads for the power and some heavy duty connectors for a male/female plug to connect the winch to. It seems fairly basic looking at the instructions (Yes I read them
) but I'm a wee bit worried about too much draw on the electrical system. Although, it will be used for very short periods of time, not winching the logs from 50' away or anything crazy.
I just wanted to post a few things I would have done differently in case other people use this thread for ideas of their own.
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I really liked the bamboo cropped pant and yellow polo together, as shown here and in this month's House Beautiful. I'm not exactly sure where I'd wear this combo, but it's fun to look at.
These are the Pop Gummy Denim Cropped Guinevere in Bamboo Print. But gosh, what's up with those wedges? They sort of kill the look if you ask me...
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The Rustic Short Sleeve T-Shirt with Acapulco Scarf is fun. But $135. Um, couldn't you just buy a $30 J Crew white tee and then throw on your own scarf? Just sayin'...
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For the boys. Rustic western shirt in tangerine gingham. I do like how the western styling of an otherwise preppy shirt is a subtle departure from the norm. This might be my favorite item in the collection.
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Not completely my style-- but I do l love the bamboo pants...I also have a weakness for any bamboo or trellis print! Would totally wear them with some cute flats!
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William Marshall (19 August 1924 – 11 June 2003; age 78) was an American actor, director, producer, and opera singer who appeared on Star Trek: The Original Series, playing Doctor Richard Daystrom in the episode "The Ultimate Computer". He was the cousin of fellow Star Trek actor Paul Winfield.
Marshall is perhaps best known for playing the title role of the 1972 cult vampire melodrama, Blacula, and its 1973 sequel, Scream Blacula Scream. He was also known for his performance as the "King of Cartoons" on the children's program Pee-wee's Playhouse from 1987 through 1991.
Marshall was born in Gary, Indiana, and later lived in Pacoima, California. He was trained as a classical actor as well as an opera singer. He died from complications of Alzheimer's disease in Los Angeles, California, at the age of 78. He died exactly four years after the passing of his TOS co-star DeForest Kelley. Marshall's cousin, Paul Winfield, died the following year.
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In the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s, Marshall appeared in several stage plays, including Broadway productions of Carmen Jones, Lost in the Stars (a later production of which starred Brock Peters), and Peter Pan (acting with Nehemiah Persoff). He made his film debut as King Dick in 1952's Lydia Bailey. This was followed with a supporting role in 1954's Demetrius and the Gladiators, co-starring Jay Robinson and featuring Jean Simmons and Julie Newmar. In 1958, he co-starred with Dame Judith Anderson and Theodore Bikel on the live anthology series The DuPont Show of the Month.
Marshall played the title role of William Shakespeare's Othello in several stage productions throughout the 1950s. He also produced the first of these productions at the Mother Zion Church in New York City in 1953. Marshall later starred in and directed The Bear and The Marriage Proposal in 1961, which toured at various US Army based in France. He also directed the play Long Voyage Home at the American Artists and Students Center in Paris, France, in 1962. From 1962 through 1963, Marshall toured as Othello in various European cities as part of the Dublin Theatre Festival.
Norman Lloyd directed Marshall in a 1964 episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents. That same year, Marshall appeared on the TV series The Nurses, starring Stephen Brooks. Also in 1964, Marshall was seen in an episode of Bonanza with Jason Wingreen, an episode of Rawhide with Don Marshall (no relation) and Harry Townes, and an episode of The Man from U.N.C.L.E. with Fritz Weaver. Marshall was then directed by John Meredyth Lucas in a 1965 episode of Ben Casey.
In 1967, Marshall acted alongside fellow TOS actors Jason Evers, Lloyd Haynes, and Perry Lopez in various episodes of NBC's Tarzan. That same year, he co-starred with Lawrence Montaigne in episodes of Daniel Boone and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. Marshall then had major supporting roles in the 1968 films To Hell with Heroes (directed by Joseph Sargent and co-starring Sid Haig) and The Boston Strangler. The latter film co-starred fellow TOS guest actors Jeff Corey and Sally Kellerman and also featured cinematography by Star Trek: The Motion Picture director of photography Richard H. Kline.
Marshall was directed by Marvin Chomsky in a 1968 episode of The Wild Wild West co-starring Tom Troupe. He then appeared in the CBS/MGM TV pilot movie U.M.C. along with Alfred Ryder, William Windom, and Jason Wingreen.
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In 1970, Marshall had a role in the adventure film Skullduggery, which starred Roger C. Carmel and featured Booker Bradshaw. That same year, he had a supporting role in the thriller Zigzag. Stewart Moss, Steve Ihnat, and Vic Perrin also appeared in this film. In 1971, Marshall appeared in the film Honky, along with John Fiedler, and in 1974, he starred in the blaxploitation horror film Abby, which was co-edited by Bub Asman (the supervising sound editor on Star Trek Nemesis). In 1977, Marshall had a role in the thriller Twilight's Last Gleaming, along with his cousin, the late Paul Winfield.
Possibly Marshall's most famous film role was that of Mamuwalde, the African prince who is transformed into the vampire "Blacula" by Count Dracula, in the blaxploitation horror films Blacula (1972) and Scream, Blacula, Scream (1973). The first film also starred fellow Star Trek guest actors Elisha Cook, Jr., Charles Macaulay, and Thalmus Rasulala. Blacula won the "Best Horror Film" award at the 1972 Saturn Awards; the second film was nominated for the same honor.
On television, Marshall guest-starred with Davis Roberts in a 1970 episode of Insight and a 1972 episode of Mannix; the latter also featured Dallas Mitchell. He later co-starred with Bernie Casey in a 1977 episode of Police Woman. That same year, Marshall was a regular on the short-lived NBC drama series Rosetti and Ryan.
Marshall reunited with his Demetrius and the Gladiators co-star (and fellow TOS guest star) Jay Robinson for a stage production of William Shakespeare's Othello, which was taped and released on video in 1981. Marshall then guest-starred in an episode of The Jeffersons with Keone Young and appeared in the 1983 horror film Curtains, starring Samantha Eggar. He later played The Grim Reaper in an episode of Benson, the hit comedy series which starred Rene Auberjonois.
In 1986, Marshall had a supporting role in the comedy film Vasectomy: A Delicate Matter, starring Paul Sorvino. He then played the pirate captain in the "Video Pirates" segment of the film Amazon Women on the Moon. TNG guest star Frank Collison worked with Marshall on this skit, while Ed Begley, Jr., Ronny Cox, Larry Hankin, Dick Miller, and Robert Picardo appeared in different segments.
Marshall began playing the King of Cartoons on Pee-wee's Playhouse in 1987, replacing actor Gilbert Lewis. During his segment, Marshall's character played a brief cartoon, usually from the "Golden Age" of animation. The King of Cartoons was well-known for introducing each cartoon with his catchphrase "Let...the cartoooon...begin!". He played the role until the series concluded in 1991.
More recently, he and fellow Trek alumni Henry Darrow and Bert Remsen appeared as poker players in the 1994 film Maverick. Marshall then had supporting roles in the cult sexploitation films Sorceress (along with Edward Laurence Albert) and Dinosaur Valley Girl (with Jeff Rector). The latter was Marshall's final film.


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"After endless days of commuting on the freeway to an antiseptic, sealed-window office, there is a great urge to backpack in the woods and build a fire."
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INSTITUTE, W.Va. -- On Saturday afternoon, Erika Walker stood among her classmates in a second-floor hallway of Ferrell Hall at West Virginia State University.With cap and gown in place, she and the others formed lines and prepared to walk across the stage to receive their diplomas."I'm ready to get started and get [the ceremony] over with," Walker said shortly before the commencement ceremony began.Walker, who earned her degree in art, with a focus on digital photography, was among approximately 260 people who graduated from WVSU during two ceremonies at the school Saturday.
"It's been pretty good," Walker said of her time at State. "I've enjoyed the art professors."The ceremonies were originally planned for the main lawn of the Institute campus but were moved inside because of rain.Downstairs, Walker's family packed into the last rows of the P. Ahmed Williams Auditorium."Her sister graduated Marshall University this morning, so we're going to have a party to celebrate both graduations," said Erika's husband, Stephen.In addition to Stephen, Erika's parents, sister, mother-in-law, father-in-law, aunt and uncle came to the ceremony.There was someone else, too, Stephen Walker said.
"She's pregnant," he said. "So our son is here, too."State Delegate Doug Skaff, D-Kanawha, was the commencement speaker at both WVSU ceremonies.Skaff, a business owner, told graduates that what they do after graduation with the skills they learned at State is more important than the celebration.He told the graduates to ask how they will make a difference in the world. They can make a difference in West Virginia, he said."Do something with the life you're given," Skaff said.
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This is the basement entrance to the home to me and my Fellow online friends from the Quilters Hollow. This is a Methodist Retreat Center and way out in the woods not far from Lawson , Mo. The upstairs is composed of 6 bedrooms with sleeping for 5-6 each with thier own bathrooms. Very nice and a large living area and small kitchen. You can see from the trees that fall was coming.
The dining room was in another building and we took a walk one afternoon down to the lake.It used to be the swimming hole but now they have a swimming pool. It was rough walking down for this old lady with a bad back but was fun and we came back by the road. Course that was dusty and rough with gravel.We had 23 campers and this is the room which was the whole basement and lots of tables and good lighting. Those of us that flew in had sewing machine made available thanks to the local members. I had my choice of a Featherweight. Thanks Barbara. Was much appreciated.
This is Helen who picked me up at the airport and gave me a bed the first night. We spent the day on Wed. shop Hopping.They have some wondeerful shops around Kansas City area.
I spent the few days sewing up this quilt kit that I had bought in Sika, Alaska. It was the first good kit I had bought and then what did I do? Bought another one,Couldn't resist. It was half price and is the Thimbleberries Garden Club.
When I got home Penny was so glad to see me she doesn;t let me sit without her on my lap. Then the other day.I saw one of her secred hiding places.This is the quilt I am hand quilting and I leave it like this on the chair next to my lounge chair and I put my laptop on it.
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Then we had a swap of these 6 inch blocks at the retreat. This is how I laid them out on the board. I have since sewed the blocks into rows but not the rows together. Neat aren't they.?


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An interview with the provocative French director who brought his latest film, Flandres [+see also:
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Cineuropa: Why did you choose to tell a story about two country kids from Flanders?
Bruno Dumont: I was only interested in describing a story with images and sounds. Flanders is my birthplace. It is visceral, sensitive irrational. I need the land in order to film human beings. In being filmed, Flanders gives back an aspect of human existence. I need a story because stories are the natural movement of our lives, that which connects us to one another.
War erupts into your film, like a central element that influences destinies and souls.
In the film, war is the expression of the mourning of our desires. I was interested, above all, in the very sense of war. I wasn't interested in the war in Iraq specifically. I wanted to show that which television does not know to show about war. The filmmaker's job is to regenerate war's role. I do not claim to have made a closed, finished argument. My film is unfinished, it ends there where the spectator begins. I like aiming at the heart of spectator, even though the things I need to show are harsh. We must pass through the darkness to see the light.
You often show harsh things...
I'm accused of making overly crude sex scenes, whereas my vision is very demure. There is something tragic about two bodies uniting, and the impossibility of becoming one, which reveals great loneliness. In regards to the violence in this film, I thought just hints of it were enough. The violence of silence is enough.
You used two magnificent non-actors in the film.
I chose them for how similar they were to the characters in the story. I didn't have them read the screenplay but I worked on their inner life, in such a way that they expressed a part of themselves when they were acting. They are at the heart of the film, depending on what they give, I complete the story, making some adjustments.
Your budget was higher than usual, yet nevertheless still relatively low. Was it enough for expressing your story?
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how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been
like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an
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good-bye to his family? Or if, during periods of mass arrests , as for
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- Alexander Solzhenitsyn, "The Gulag Archipelago" (1973)
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End of Days


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If you have seen the Elysium movie trailer, you might think this could be the the big flick of 2013. The dystopian film comes from Neill Blomkamp of ′District 9′ fame and stars Matt Damon and Jodie Foster. Elysium movie reviews are mixed, depending on your political persuasion. While Blomkamp and Damon deny that Elysium is Socialist propaganda, one cannot help but see it otherwise. The story line is simple – bad rich people steal everything from the poor and leave the Earth. The Sony Picture release even takes up the cause of Obama-Care, as Matt Damon′s character tries to take himself and other ′illegal immigrants′ to the Elysium space station for medical treatment. But, of course, the premise is extremely flawed, just as the Socialist politics the movie tries to preach…
So the year is 2154 and the Earth is over-populated, polluted and loaded with misery and squalor. But not so in the happy-slappy space station of Elysium. There, the rich live a life of ease and comfort with all the free healthcare they can absorb. The trailer has Damon explaining how the rich, ″took all the food, water, and medicine″. Right! So if the rich took it all, why is the Earth still over-populated? Three days without water and you′re dead! About 30 days without food and you′re dead. Obviously, those evil rich people did not take everything. Maybe they just took enough to make created poor, miserable masses for entertainment purposes?
The movie′s biggest flaw is its basic premise. The rich would not have to take very much of anything if they chose to bug-out from a decaying, Earth-bound society. Why? Because it is a scientific fact that there is far more wealth and resources in space. Just in the neighborhood, the Moon and ′Near-Earth′ asteroids, there is at least five to six times the total combined resources of Earth. Given the cost of lifting all that tonnage around, it is far cheaper to utilize non-Earth resources. Even water is abundant if one can ′lasso′ and tow a passing comet to a point where it could be processed. How do you think the Earth got its water? From comets!
How funny and hypocritical the Far-Left is when it comes to science. They love to badger Christians with Darwin and evolution, poking fun at Sarah Palin and how she thinks ′The Flintstones′ was a documentary. But when it comes to issues like global warming/climate change, abortion, or Jodie Foster′s favorite topic, eugenics, well then, the Liberals oppose scientific reality because it is not politically correct. Speaking of Jodie Foster, it is easy to see why she enjoyed playing the role of the evil leader of Elysium since she is a big fan of cultivating a master race of International Socialists. The things some people do for enlightened despotism.
They, Neill Blomkamp and Matt Damon, may try to deny Elysium as a movie to promote Socialism, but science prevails to prove them wrong. The Elysium movie trailer for 2013 is enough to tell us what they are really up. To paint the rich as evil as stealing from the poor and denying them healthcare. Not to mention exulting the virtues of illegal immigration. No, I don′t have to see Elysium to review it as being nothing more than Liberal clap-trap. Shame on Matt Damon, Jodie Foster and Neill Blomkamp. The only thing missing is an anti-fracking message sponsored by Gulf oil sheihks.