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Subject: Blue Mountain Bigfoot Update Archive
Fri May 01, 2009 5:57 pm
Peoblems with a moderator forced me to pull my articles so i will archive all of my updates here:
Blue Mountain Foothills:
A New Bigfoot Reality Looms In The Future: Defending Research Against Mind Control And Censorship!
by BlueMountainTracker November 16, 2008
I am often mildly amused at the over-confidence that researchers have in the field of Bigfoot. I find it to be a sad situation that so many sightings go unreported due to censorship and basic discrimination found at prominent BF sites. An administrator that has his own personal convictions manages often sites that report and document sightings and experiences related to this creature. Often he is the sole detrimental link to the community as a whole when such reports come in. Sad but true it is at his sole discretion to discredit a sighting due to his own opinion and applied understanding of a mysterious creature that has yet to be captured and studied by the scientific community. In my opinion, this is mind control at its best.
Most sites will not allow the person reporting a sighting to report an event without joining the site. At that point, often a mission statement prevails all rational thinking and conforms the user to a doctrinated understanding of this creature. That is like letting Christians have sole authority on the God picture and allowing no other religions to have opinion. Site such as these will find them selves lagging in the future of this field.
Two prominent sites that yield excellent information in this field of research sadly discredit any Bigfoot sightings where a paranormal occurrence was involved or the co experience of UFOs.
In the conspiracy world this is simply referred to as mind control.
An example of such forum censorship can be noted in the second rule of one such forum that I speak of, called the Mid-America Bigfoot research Center. In my opinion it is not research if it is opinionated and censors open ideas. A simple case of mind-control best discussed here, in an independent view of the matter.
The 2nd rule of this censoring forum (MABRC) is noted here:
"2. No wild imagination posts allowed. (i.e. no UFOs, or paranormal mumbo-jumbo, we believe Bigfoot are flesh and blood animals)" If you think that there is a paranormal link to Bigfoot, you are refereed to as a Spam bot at registration.
I would like to see the proof of the creature that this forum is so doctrinated on. Whos right is it to do such a thing as censor research in such a field as this where no absolute proof of the creatures existence is established indefinitely? How can one think for the group (or the whole world for that matter) as a whole without discrimination to possible other ideas and areas of forensics, proof and understanding? Who can tell me what I saw, but me? Who can determine what is mumbo-jumbo if they are blind to other opinions and express dull limited opinions themselves?
The other thing that concerns me is the hypocritical thinking behind the skulls of such moderators that post remarks like this one (same site) within the responses to their members. Often they follow up with a greeting and a message such as this one found at the end of my own welcome at the same mentioned forum
"Where researchers think outside the box!!!"
Who on Gods green earth are they trying to fool? What do they have to hide other than the limited grasp on the subject and lack of open-mindedness that they display?
Other moderators simply contradict them selves in that they have no pity/Have pity for others/themselves. Some are so ridiculous that such comments as these can be found within the responses that they post to conversations in the forums. BFRO should be ashamed of this policy and the particular mindset of this particular moderator:
"For future reference, we do not subscribe to the paranormal way of thinking and suggest topics like that be discussed on other forums."
This same person also posted this within a reply to a different subscriber:
"It's amazing how many more stories/articles there are now that don't make fun of the research or a persons experience."
My reply to this is: HOW DOES IT FEEL?
I would like to ask this particular Mind boss how he could actually be taken serious at all if he is such a controller of this type of research and how it is communicated to the world? Is there a dedication to the truth here at all? I am most likely not going to believe a thing this man says because he is so limited on his approach to his own ridicule. The site is a joke when such censorship prevails. He makes fun of his own opinion in his hypocrite like responses.
Unlike the real open-minded forums out there on the net, It is safe to assume that some people just want their opinions to override that of others. There is no free speech in this field more often than not! That is about to change as each researcher goes independent in their quest to theorize and examine this mystery.
The truth is yet to be discovered.
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Subject: Bigfoot: Man Beast or Alien
Fri May 01, 2009 6:00 pm
Bigfoot: Man, Beast or Alien? We May Never Know.
by BlueMountainTrackerNovember 25, 2008
Ape-man or extra-terrestrial? Research across the globe is sketchy at best when it comes to what this creature known by many names may be. Many great researchers have come to conclusions and/or reached milestones that give an insight to the possible answer to this ages old question: What is Sasquatch- man, beast, or alien?
Though many believe that this creature is flesh and blood of the primate family, the truth remains the same. No one has proof positive of any single theory that answers the question. Many believe other wise, that this thing is not a creature of the primate family, but rather a flesh and blood creature of the alien nature. Even so, some believe he is neither primate nor flesh and blood .The possibility of an alien also strikes out with some. All that most of us can do is theorize about what he may be, even if we have seen one.
No one has ever captured a Bigfoot/Sasquatch for definite scientific study. There have been claims of a youth captured in the 1800s, only to escape, and then there has been film that captures the eye of the researcher such as the Patterson film. No matter how we look at these claims from any perspective, nothing can be proven positively beyond a doubt without the carcass or living being in front of our eyes for extended and exhaustive research. Without seeing this creature, we simply can only guess whether or not its real and at best give theory a try.
Hair samples that go unidentified or unclassified also elude the burden of proof. Though some footprints retrieved appear to be real, there are too many that are just plain hoaxed. The blatant act of hoaxing does more to create a rift in the scientific field, especially when those who claim to have seen one, get caught or admit to hoaxing tracks or even a Bigfoot body for that matter. It seems pretty harsh to consider the Patterson film as proof of a specimen as well, when it is a film and not a three dimensional in your face proof of this being a primate, etc. No one can say whether it is a man in a costume, primate or alien for that matter. This creature was not captured. No DNA was taken. He eluded a blood test.
I will say that most people, who happen to research this creature, do so from there own perspective. Whether your from an Indian tribe that calls them Stick People,Demons and/or Gods, or you are from a college with all of the degrees and doctorates in a special field every documented suggestion or piece of the puzzle leads to one final conclusion that is yet to be had amongst the many witnesses and researchers in the field of Bigfoot. At this point in time that final conclusion can not be made. I will tell you why.
The Bigfoot / Sasquatch /Yeti / Skunk Ape, etc, etc has been seen for thousands of years. I have never heard of or seen a Bigfoot skeleton. I have never seen this beast in captivity. I have never seen proof of him/her but with my own eyes, and I am sure that I saw something that resembles the Patterson beast and also the flying Humanoid from the Rense.com photos of the New Mexico Flying Humanoid. Still it is not proof, nor have I been able to prove it was a Bigfoot or an Alien. Two distinct creatures that from behind, look exactly alike, can only lead me to guess at what this thing may be. Like I have always said. We do not know for fact (unless of course some agency does know and hides it) what exactly these mysterious beings are. I tend to think he is an extraterrestrial over the basic primate. We may never know if such creatures were created on earth or in the heavens above, but some day we just might know with some deeper research and destined luck. What ever the truth is, you have to ask your self if God did not create these beings to be seen by the men of earth with awe.
I part with my favorite passages that possibly sheds light on this mystery and equals all perspective to the possibility that there are descendants of a special race, be it a primate, human or an alien. It is from deep within the Old Testament of the Bible:
Genesis 6:4 There were Giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown.
We all came from the cave on up right? Evolved or seeded, it may be one in the same from both sides of the fence. Ape-man, Cave man, Space man. Its just one BIG Grey area and truth is yet to be proven.
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Subject: Bigfoot 101
Fri May 01, 2009 6:02 pm
Bigfoot 101: Aliens vs.Bigfoot-One In The Same?
by BlueMountainTracker November 06, 2008
Think about this. There are so many technologies that are unexplained in the world that it is possible that two intelligent types of beings share the same planet earth, rarely coming into contact with each other.
For thousands of years many cultures have reported some type of SnowMan, Sasquatch, or as of this last century, Bigfoot.
Since no Bigfoot remains have been found (unless of course the Kennewick Man is a Bigfoot), it is hard not to suspect some type of strange ability to remain undetected in that the Bigfoots can hide their dead. Stories of mount Shasta and the caves supposedly leading to an inner world can often alleviate ones inner suspicions, but really, do you think it is possible that Sasquatch has been around as long as man, or better yet, living amongst us?
On numerous occasions, Bigfoot was seen right before, during, or after experiences involving a UFO and /or bright light or orb. I too have had many such experiences.
I have written about my experience where I saw a Bigfoot flying just east of the Walla Walla airport. Though this is not my only sighting of a Bigfoot in our area, (I saw him one other time and felt him twice before on top of hearing screams on a regular basis that I think are him), I am convinced he is not just a legend. I am sure that he/she roams these parts of the earth.
I have seen UFOs on a few occasions, since, before and after my BF sightings which tends to twist my beliefs about the Bigfoot, Sasquatch, or what ever you want to call him. One of the biggest theories I have is that somehow the Bigfoots are right here under our noses, controlling us in a way that they are totally kept out of the loop as to who or what they really are. I often wonder if the giants mentioned in the bible and the stone faces carved on Easter Island have anything to do with Bigfoots. Could the stone faces depict these tall lanky creatures? Are the stones that are massively heavy, placed by giants?
Even todays scientists can not for sure describe the technology to lift giant stones and precisely cut them to fit on cliffs in the jungle or in the pyramids of Egypt. It is very possible that such creatures could have been in existence back then as well as today.
For as long as time has been around, Bigfoots have been seen as well as UFOs. It would only make sense that the Bigfoots possibly are aliens.
Many Bigfoot tracks simply start and end in the middle of no where. After seeing what appeared to be a Bigfoot on a floatation device and moving slowly across the sky, I wonder if they touch down at times and use large propelled thrusts of the legs to gain altitude again. This could explain the mystery prints
I do know for sure, that so many people have had correlating experiences with Bigfoots and UFOs, that the odds are highly likely that the two phenomenas are linked. The mainstream Bigfoot society does not want to listen to reports of such links. I know.
Again, it is the high likelihood that such beings live amounts us, possibly flying down from the mountaintops on cleverly designed craft. We may never really know. They could live in the ocean. They could be living on another planet and come here to visit colonies that they have been building. You just never really know.
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Subject: Bigfoot 101
Fri May 01, 2009 6:04 pm
Bigfoot 101.
by BlueMountainTracker October 01, 2008
Dixie,Washington: I am writing this article as an open letter to all Sasquatch / Bigfoot / Yeti / Skunk Ape researchers in the United States. My name is David Nesteby and I am known online using various names depending on what site I am at. I have made efforts to share my Bigfoot research with the online world. I became a researcher after numerous experiences and sightings of BF; I have also been hearing screams that resemble the scream recordings online. I have retrieved photos in my early research days. These photos are of foot prints and I have heard screams in the presence of witnesses. I have also had UFO experiences near the times of sightings and/or the times of the screams. Witnesses at times of sightings can back me up. On one instance the flying Bigfoot, I was alone.
Creating a hoax to reinvent keyword phrases that interrupt the flow of information on the net that leads in BF topic search may only be a suggested coincidence, but I think that there is more to the hoax than can be imagined. I too will fight back with key words and phrase that keep my research on top of the blotter well above the tactics of scabs that reinvent the use of the word Bigfoot. I am serious when I say that I am on top of it here in Dixie. I would think some one is afraid that I will be the first to conclude the existence of BF with good solid evidence, which by the way just happens to be my goal. Attacks on my character would be futile, as I was born breach cracking a smile. I stand by my word. I also speak when I am ready to speak. I do believe in the existence of BF and I will continue to research this prime BF location with an open mind and a loose tongue. Maybe I will be the one that solves the mystery.
Whistling Dixie was the constant mention here in my town, way before people up here had the brains to realize that they werent down south. Tom Kershaw was the man that Whistled Dixie and thus our town was named Dixie. Fortunately I am lucky enough to live here where BF has been the talk since the 60s.
Living in his stomping grounds was not just a lucky happenstance. I believe it was fate. No one here ever hoaxed a BF sighting, unless of course you call Paul Freeman of Walla Walla a liar and dismiss his BF video on YouTube. May God bless his soul and may he be resting in peace. He himself was and still is a legend in Walla Walla. His video has many believing that his sighting was real. Knowing how tall Paul was and having stood next to this fearless man on a few occasions, I am a believer that he was not a hoax. He simply was not afraid. I could be wrong because I did not know him as a good friend. He was an acquaintance that had a daughter who dated my wives brother at one point in time. I found him to be truthful on the few occasions that we met.
Paul may have been the one who introduced me to the first BF turd that I have ever seen, but all along it was fate that chose to include me in the Jury of researchers seeking positive proof. To each his own theory and research style. The search continues. Maybe a jackass like myself will be the lucky one. I hope I beat you all to the proof. My eyes are pointed to the sky. I saw Bigfoot fly. I stand by my word. Maybe some one will learn from what I have to say. 101.
My attempt to document my experiences and my research is for the world as a gift and to be noticed. I want to be taken seriously. I used to be skeptical of BF, but after having my own personal sightings and run ins with what I consider to be a BF scrutinized, I have come to conclude that certain propaganda is being aimed at my research here in Dixie, Washington. I am not speaking of Dixie, Georgia or Washington County. When I speak of Dixie, I mean in the State of Washington. Key phrases and words from my articles tend to have a connection to the worst hoax in history that just ended up being a rubber suit in a freezer. I wonder if the propaganda machine is trying to discredit me. Is there a link? It is possible. I will be Whistling Dixie tonight. Again I mention that I live in Washington State.
After receiving vile and rude introduction recently to the most popular BF forum on the net on my first and last day as a member, I came to assume that BF researchers are of all different kinds including idiots. Many want us to believe that they have the answers to everything. It is not true. No one has concluded proof yet. I growl loudly that I was accused of lying, when all along I have sworn to God that I speak the truth The recent Georgia BF hoax has done more damage to my researchs credibility than any one else on the net. I excuse myself from a community of BF believers with mouths as big as his or her . Oh never mind.
I am not guiltless in flying the good old American flag from my big Jewish Nose. Who really cares, right? 101 it is not nice out here in the forums. Everyone has his or her own point of view. It can be heated and we all can be offended. I am only human. I am sorry if my work has offended anyone at any time. Live and learn.
Speaking on my own grounds and steady at my course, I will continue to research the BF in my area. The most jealous on the net are reeling with envy toward the BlueMountainTracker who happens to live in prime BF territory east of Walla Walla. I live to meet my neighborhood legend and to be the first to find conclusive proof that our friend is alive and well on planet earth. .
My suggestions of BF possibly being alien or connected to UFOs has found rejection in the BF community that only makes me skeptical of top researchers when they scoff at my theories or claims. What have they proven that can define my research or experiences as a lie? Again: 101. There are no valid old school veterans that have proven BF exists beyond a doubt.
The field of research is open to all that have seen, heard or felt the presence of BF. Who is the top researcher that has the positive proof? No one can deny my claims are true. No one person can prove that they are false. We all are in the same boat.
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Subject: Blue Mountain Bigfoot Update
Fri May 01, 2009 6:06 pm
Blue Mountain Bigfoot Update:The Wait For that Seasonal Bigfoot Sighting Is Painful.
by BlueMountainTracker September 12, 2008
Why is it that when we are prepared, we no longer get the same opportunity as we had when we were unprepared? Why does this especially ring true with Bigfoot hunters? I have recording equipment, casting supplies in hand, cameras, walking stick, raw nerves and many hours later still nothing? How can this be? Earlier in the year my son said that this would happen, because "He knows" and "He is avoiding you".
Like suggested in some of the Bigfoot related forums, he can sense us and possibly even has psychic ability that helps him to remain undetected. Whatever the reason, he is nowhere in this vicinity to be found yet. He is ditching me big time like he has been waiting to do this.
Living at the base of the Walla Walla Blue Mountains in the rolling foothills of wheat and surrounded by the smell of burning stubble, I am teased and anxious to get some footage, some casts or both this year of our elusive brother, Bigfoot. With such high stakes as reward for undeniable truth and proof of this forest legend and his existence, my goals of finding that indisputable truth seems foiled by lack of funds and precious unavailable time. I have a hard time making this a full time thing without some kind of tease or evidence that I am still on to the ninja like stalker that creeps in the woods just south of my home. The boring truth of the matter is that I am just to damned impatient.
In the last couple of years the number of UFO sightings and Bigfoot experiences in my circle of friends alone was enough to get your skin crawling and to keep your interest peaking. This year I have not seen or heard of any UFO sightings here in this small farm town that in just the last two recent years, had its share of UFO visits and Bigfoot howling screams.
Whether or not Bigfoot and UFOs are connected, with such a lack of sightings so far this early season, I am wondering if he is really on to me and my star- watching ways, worried about me making a big connection as to who or what he is. Maybe Bigfoot reads the forums and keeps updated on the buzz around his neighbor hood. Maybe he is a full time Bigfoot hunter hunter. Maybe he is tracking me. What ever the situation is, I am growing very bored with nothing to report but this sickening fever running through my veins on a hot September afternoon. The Bigfoot legend eludes my prompt to catch a glimpse of his robust personality and to bank on my historic findings that can not be denied.
Until next week
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Subject: Interview with BigfootHunter
Fri May 01, 2009 6:08 pm
Blue Mountain Bigfoot Update 11/15/08: Interview with BigfootHunter-Creator of Bigfoot-Lives Website
by BlueMountainTracker November 15, 2008
Talking about my Bigfoot experiences at forums related to the subject have been very enlightening
The latest forum that I have joined is todays topic and is pretty new. So far it has been very positive for my endeavors. I have received a warm welcome from the members and feel very comfortable in sharing links containing information about my research, experiences and thoughts on this subject of Bigfoot. This forum is run by Surinder Parkash and is called bigfoot-lives. I have had the fortunate opportunity to speak with Surinder known as BigfootHunter for this interview. He owns and manages this forum. I asked him a few questions and I want to share what I have found.
David: Hey BigfootHunter, what made you come up with the idea for this particular forum?
BigfootHunter: I currently run a Bigfoot web site
<http://www.bigfoot-lives.com/>, and I receive a lot of e-mails regarding questions on the subject of Bigfoot. A lot of questions I am unable to answer, so essentially I needed a central forum where questions could be asked and the general Bigfoot community would be able to answer. There are a lot of smart people out there in this field so if one person may not have an answer then another probably would. Also a colleague of mine has IT support forum
<http://www.tekrevolution.com/> that has helped many people out, so I thought that I can do that.
David: If you would, tell us more about your self and the experiences that you have had with the Bigfoot in your area.
BigfootHunter: I live in Birmingham, Central England so not surprisingly there hasnt been any Bigfoot sightings nearby. However, I was 10 years old when I watched a film The Legend of Boggy Creek, about a manlike beast terrorizing the residents of Fouke, Arkansas. From that day onwards I was well and truly hooked. I quickly devoured most of the books on the subject and in 1999 I traveled to Willow Creek, Northern California and Spoke to many people who had seen Footprints or Seen/Heard the creature. I even spoke to Al Hodgson. Al was a friend Roger Patterson and was one of the first people that Patterson had spoken to when he returned from Bluff Creek in 1967 with the now famous film footage of a female Bigfoot.
David: Who is welcome to join your forum?
BigfootHunter: My forum is essentially open to anyone, whatever there beliefs are. Researchers really do not know much about these creatures, so who is to say that one theory explaining the origins of Bigfoot has more validity over another. Lets discuss all viewpoints in a friendly manner
David: What do you see in the future of your forum? What are your expectations and where do you plan to go with the forum from here?
BigfootHunter: Basically, I want the forum to be a place where people from around the world can just chill out and discuss anything they want, be it Bigfoot related or not. The larger Bigfoot forums have a biased reaction towards a particular belief and individuals who do not share those beliefs are often ridiculed. This is not what I want to see on my Forum. A famous French Philosopher once said " I may not agree with you but I will fight to defend your right to say it". That is the forum philosophy.
David: Is your forum user friendly? What precautions do you take to make the user feel welcome?
BigfootHunter: I believe the friendly nature of the forum is the key to its success. I have no problem in seeing good old fashioned debates regarding differing theories, but where I draw the line are personal insults and belittling someone on the grounds of their Religion, Bigfoot beliefs or anything else. Those individuals will be expelled. The Internet and Forums in general are a wash with abuse and insults. I want this forum to be a beacon of respectable, intelligent debate, where every belief has equal validity.
David: What would you like to say to the Bigfoot community in attracting new members who may have seen heard or experienced a Bigfoot?
BigfootHunter: First of all, it is important to note that it is extremely brave for these individuals to come out and speak of their Bigfoot experiences. They are often subjected to ridicule. However, on this forum we have members who have had experiences themselves, so these people do not need to feel shy about sharing there experiences, particularly in this forum.
Indeed, there is a section devoted to people explaining the Bigfoot encounter they had, no matter how trivial
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Subject: BMBU
Fri May 01, 2009 6:10 pm
Blue Mountain Bigfoot Update 11-06-08: Sightings and Map Update
by BlueMountainTracker November 07, 2008
A legend definitely lives amongst us here in the foothills of the Blue Mountains. The deeper I dig into the sightings in my area, the more I am starting to feel that they (Bigfoot) come here each year for a reason, if not reside here year round
After seeing this thing twice, hearing it several times, and finding two footprints in two locations relatively close to each other, I have come to the conclusion that this area has something that draws the Bigfoot here. Reports of the Walla Walla / Dixie /Black Snake / Mill Creek Bigfoot can be dated from the 1920s to date.
Paul Freeman was a forest worker that reported this thing and eventually lost his job and moved because of the flack he got from the Bigfoot researchers. It is presumed by many that he hoaxed some, if not all of his tracks and sightings. I simply refuse to believe this after spending nearly three years researching all of the reports from this exact area that Paul saw Bigfoot.
Wes Summerlin was also a Bigfoot hunter that found many tracks and had many run-ins with Bigfoot. On occasion, the two men had experiences at the same time while searching together.
Others have seen and reported Bigfoot in this mountain range besides these two. Since 1992, many reports of sightings and tracks have been pouring in. I also believe that many proofs of the Bigfoot in our area go unreported because of the mainstream Bigfoot field researchers. It seems that there are a large number of researchers that insist reports from this area are false and exaggerated if not just down right hoaxed. People are afraid to share their experiences with them. My goal is to disprove the researchers that control the forums and the mainstream media. It seems that the forums mostly only want information, to quiet down the people reporting them, and to cover Bigfoots trail. The media wants to pick and choose its Bigfoot celebrities as well. Many in this field of research start squeaking Nut when someone reports that this Bigfoot of the Blues is possibly alien. I know that they fear that someday, proof comes from these foothills. Thinking it may be an alien is just one of my theories. Who really knows?
I am the one who saw this thing fly. I also saw this thing take huge steps and cover a steep span in seconds. The time I saw this thing walking, I had witnesses with me that will swear to this day that it was Bigfoot.
A couple years back when I saw this thing flying on a device that looked to me to be three hippity -hops tethered together, I decided to track the beast that I saw with a passion. I am addicted to finding proof of the creatures existence.
On occasions I have heard some pretty eerie screams that resemble screams recorded at the Bigfoot Screams site. I am positive that this creature that I heard was not of this earth. I have seen UFOs dating back to 1999, when a crop circle appeared on the front page of the Walla Walla Union Bulletin. It so happens that the crop circle was near the areas of repeated Bigfoot sightings very close to the Oregon Border. I have seen UFOs at or near times of the screams as well. Also others here have seen the UFOs and heard the screams. This year has been a different story though. He is avoiding this location.
As promised, I have found a few more reports from the area that I will document and add to the map. Please take the time to read the reports from the links that I supply. Your comments and thoughts would also be appreciated.
At night when I go to bed, I often find myself listening close to the sounds here in our neck of the world. This year, I have not been so lucky. I feel abandoned by the Bigfoot that has so wholeheartedly grabbed my attention a few years ago. Regardless, I am documenting the sightings and taking notes of his presence. I have a strong feeling that there is possibly a Bigfoot burial ground in the area. I am also pretty convinced that the Bigfoot may be alien due to the UFO phenomena associated with this area.
Some of the stories from the early 1920s suggest that these were men with gray faces and skins. It is very possible that they are merely aliens living deep in the woods that know how to survive like humans. It is hard to guess at all the reports, but I have seen one close enough to think it was possibly an alien in a suit made of skins. I am still going over that experience in my head every day. It was flying for cripes sake.
After spending this last week looking into UFO sightings where a Bigfoot was also seen, I find the coincidence to be more than just random chance; I am finding a pattern. I also notice that Bigfoots have been spotted near airforce bases or airports, just like our UFOs have been.
What ever the Bigfoot is, It is starting to look like a definite Bigfoot range on my map. Maybe someday the Government will come clean with what they know about these things. It is possible that they know exactly what they are.
Here are the latest reports that I have found to add to my list.
I will update the map as well in a few days.
BFRO report #1065 Brothers see Bigfoot near Mill Creek (Tiger Canyon) from BFRO site
BFRO article on Vance Orchard -Mentions 1966 sighting at Mill Creek-from BFRO site
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Subject: BMBU
Fri May 01, 2009 6:12 pm
Blue Mountain Bigfoot Update 10/28/08- A Map of Sightings Near Walla Walla
by BlueMountainTracker October 28, 2008
I have been working on this map. It is crude but may help researchers in determining the frequency of Bigfoot sightings in the Walla Walla County. My son will be helping me do an artistic professional version of this map soon. My neighborhood is ripe with a history of Bigfoot sightings. The code key on the map is as depicted, the sightings are listed as follows:
#1-This is the location of my BF sighting where I saw him on a flying device:
#2-The location in Dixie where we saw him by the water tower. Prints and links can be found by reading the whole thread above.
#3- One of the oldest documented sightings in the area near Coppei Creek detailed by Vance Orchard:
#4-Recent 2003 Father and Son sighting:
#5-Girls sees Bigfoot near Black Snake road:
#6-BFRO field investigator finds tracks in snow near Black Snake Ridge:
#7- This cluster shows Paul Freeman sites. Here is a great article on Paul and what he had to say. He died a few years ago:
#8- Tracks found at Rooks Park:
There are many more sightings in this area. I will update this map and add to it as I find reports and research the history here. I hope this helps researchers of all types. Though some are skeptic and some believe, I believe that every sighting should be mapped and migratory or seasonal trails recorded. No report should be dismissed. Hoaxes all well, should be documented and mapped to help understand the mindset of individuals that do this and the links to areas of frequency.
I always suggest that people write down what they saw and document it somewhere on the net. I hope to hear from anyone that has seen a Bigfoot anywhere in the world. Emails with the message Title BF will be responded to:
I have always reported what I have seen or heard with absolutely no intent to fraud. Again, I swear to God that I am truthful and intend only to find, gather, and document anything that leads to the proof of this creatures existence. I am the Blue Mountain Tracker, one of the few left in our area to continue on such research. Have a great day!
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Subject: BMBU
Fri May 01, 2009 6:13 pm
Blue Mountain Bigfoot Update: The Trail
by BlueMountainTracker October 26, 2008
After hiking up some wheat fields that were recently burned west of Dixie last week, Oct 13th, I came to realize why I haven't seen our furry man-like friend or any proof of his travels here lately. It is because the farmers are practicing new field measures in the area. Usually about this time and the last couple of weeks, farmers would be field burning in heavy dose, making life a miserable hardship on all of us. I had noticed though, that they had not been burning as much. The Burn Control Officer has informed me that farmers will not be burning all of the fields at once this year because they work on a metered burn permit. This means that they are only allowed burning in certain areas and in certain amounts on certain dates. This is supposed to improve the air quality.
So now it is possible that our Bigfoot Friend has to adapt to this pattern of restrictions, You do realize that there are still numbers of farmers in the fields plowing some of the crops under right? Usually all of the tractors are finishing up about now and the fields would be barren. This is what I have come to consider as a possibility.
I may have mentioned that there was a recent sighting here, but so far it is only unproven rumor being tossed at me as a tease. I hate it when some one brings it up, then says, "But I can not say who, she is afraid of people saying that she is crazy". Why bring it up then, right?
I do have a lead on an area of some recently sighted tracks that may help in solving the puzzle I am working on. I hope to make a map of BF trails in the area linked to sightings. I hope to get together with this guy soon to research the area on Lewis Peak, as this will be a good connector to Black Snake and show my theory somewhat better. BF knows how to remain unseen. I do believe that there are certain road conditions and landscape that BF considers when crossing roadways and waterways. Thinking like BF is something that you find you will practice when you get into researching this phenomenal creature that may or may not exist. I believe he does believe in what I have seen. This I find is what alienates the believer from the non-believer. Proof within your own eyes. All the same, I hate being doubted, so until I can prove his existence, I will continue to investigate this mystery being.
Sitting on top of the wheat fields in the beautiful open sky last week, I did find a peace of mind with Nate Shelley and my daughter Destiny. This is when I realized that farm vehicles were still present. I was sort of shocked. We did not find any conclusive proof of any tracks, but there are some marks in the fields in this area that we were sitting that look as if they were good prints last year. I am pretty certain I have found a major trail that BF travel, which I indicate in the photos.
I also took some photos of that tower on top of Old Smokey. This is the tower near the area where we hear the BF screams. Though I haven't heard conclusive proof of his scream this year, I feel something. I feel his presence. I thought I heard something a couple weeks back, but it was very distant. The field practices may have altered his trail for the time being, I don't know.
While sitting down for a rest, I watched a dirt devil touch down as if some invisible being walked past us. This was a freakish thought as I watched it kick up dirt every ten feet or so. I had some wicked thoughts roam through my head for a moment there.
Nate Shelley in all of his skepticism, still does not doubt that BF exists, since he is the one who found the tracks with me last year, one which was on his mothers property under the water tower. When I saw what appeared to be a BF a couple years back, It was walking up the ridge above that water tower above his moms property. I asked him yesterday why he even hangs with me and puts his face out there, and he simply said he loves the adventure. I could not disagree more.
I am grateful to have my daughter Destiny doing research with me. She is going to be 16 next month, and she is pretty smart about investigating stuff. We had an experience last year where we were in the heated moment of actually trying to get close to the screams and got within a few feet (we thought and felt) of this creature. She is convinced that something roams the area, as she is my best witness to the screams. Maybe someday we will break the big story and have the MILLION-DOLLAR proof. I will admit, that if we could make a living doing this, I would jump on it in a heartbeat. The race for proof is worth a lot of cash. Money makes my day better.
They journey last week ended when we took a ride up Biscuit Ridge a ways and spotted 22 turkeys.
I am really starting to enjoy this field of work. Writing these updates exclusively for Ground Report gives me a sense of achievement and at least I am making some of those expenses back. I get to spend a lot of time outdoors and I get some good workouts.
I appreciate all of the viewers and the time that they have taken to read my stuff. I wish more of you would comment on my articles.
Enjoy the photos and I will keep you updated next week or sooner. Until the next update Peace!
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First things first: the splendidly eccentric Hotel Delos is not, strictly speaking, in Bandol. It's on the Île de Bendor, a tiny island a short seven-minute boat ride from the mainland.
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Bendor was bought in 1950 by Paul Ricard, who had made his fortune from pastis, the iconic anis-flavoured drink of Provence.
At that time it was deserted. Ricard's visionary project was to turn it into an arts and cultural centre, with a handful of restaurants and leisure facilities such as pétanque and tennis courts - as well as the hotel.
The Delos was built in 1962 of rock hewn from the island and "masterfully designed" by Monsieur Ricard in person, as the hotel website modestly puts it. It offers three types of accommodation.
Near the landing stage, behind Ricard's famous "Nul bien sans peine" ("No pain, no gain") monolith, pictured, the main building has traditional rooms decorated in baroque, Spanish influenced style.
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The little reception lobby, pictured, is all in dazzling minimalist white, its walls scrawled with sketches and fragments of calligraphy.
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Room tip: no.214 is the only room in its category with a balcony. It looks out to sea and has quite spectacular views.
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I turned to the sound of the men on the porch steps, felt myself backing up too. The four of them moved toward me, struggling with the burden they bore, the wool blanket seeming heavier than anything I'd seen before. Yet they were gentle with it, eased it up and onto the porch itself and inched toward us, finally letting it down onto the wood with a grace I would never see again.
They stood back from it, four men with hands on their hips, eyes on the heap before us. Then one of them, a man with hair as black as my daddy's, hair flat and wet with strands of it long down and into his eyes, squatted, his elbows on his knees, eyes still on the blanket. He put out a hand, held it a moment above the wool, then reached down, took hold of the blanket, and pulled it back to reveal to us my dead and naked father.
His head was bent back from us, so that what I saw first was his throat, already swelled and purple. His face was gone from me, twisted up and away, and for a moment I had no genuine idea in my head who this was, or why he had been brought here. The blanket had been pulled back far enough to bare his chest and arms and stomach and one leg, the edge of the blanket left just below his waist, so that next I saw the pencil-thin line of hair that started at his navel and traced its way beneath the gray wool, disappearing there. He had no hair anywhere else, his skin already turning the milkwhite of the dead, his arms and the one leg I could see bent at the joints, him all movement and peace.
"We was swimming," the man with the black hair said. He still held the edge of the blanket, and my eyes went to his fingers, watched as he slowly rubbed his index finger and thumb together. "We was swimming, and then he just didn't come up. He was jumping off -- "
"Benjamin," my momma let out, her word choked and hard in the air. "Stop."
The man, this Benjamin, looked up. His fingers stopped moving, his eyes on my momma.
I looked up to her. She still had a hand to her eyes, the other at her throat, and then I moved toward the blanket, toward the body I still didn't know was my daddy. I wanted to see the face, know who it was, and as I made my way toward where I would see him, two of the men who'd carried him here moved out of my way, their hands still on their hips.
I stood next to this Benjamin, and looked down at my daddy's face. His lips had gone blue, his eyelids gray, his hair matted and snarled.
Benjamin let go the blanket. I didn't move, not yet certain what any of this meant.
Then he put his hand to my back, held it just below my shoulder blades. The touch was near nothing, only contact.
He said, "Your daddy and me was brothers."
But the words didn't mean anything to me. I was thinking of Sunday mornings and the smell of pomade, and of me sitting between the two of them while Pastor gave up to God our congregation's prayers, and how my God had finally answered the prayer I'd been whispering to myself while Pastor pleaded for everyone else: I wanted him never to come back.
Here was my reward for righteous, heartfelt prayer, for asking in Jesus' name what I knew would make my momma and me better off in the long run, no matter what those sounds I heard from their room meant.
Which is why I reached down and picked up the edge of the blanket my uncle had let fall, and pulled it back over my daddy, covered him up. The four men were watching me now, waiting, I figured, for whatever might happen next.
I said, "Bring him on inside." I paused, then said, "Somebody go find Pastor, too."
It would be lifetimes later before I knew what'd really kept me out there on the porch Sunday afternoons long after my momma, kept my eyes on the green and searching for signs of his life. Only after the lifetime between my daddy's death and my momma dying, two months that couldn't be measured by any means of a calendar or the movement of the moon; then the lifetime spent on the little piece of childhood I had left, spent with Missy Cook, my grandma, in a house more dead than my parents would ever be. Then the lifetime of school I spent away in Picayune, lifetimes that ended, all of them, with my first night with Leston and hearing the ghosts of my momma and daddy there in the room with me. And since then have come countless nights spent with those ghost sounds surrounding us, the strength and power and quiet warmth of Leston's hardworked body the surest comfort I have ever known. My silent husband's language grew to be my own body and how he touched me, the miracle of a callused hand placed gently to my cheek, my neck, my breast word enough of the love he held for me.
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Emmylou Harris
b. 12 April 1949, Birmingham, Alabama, USA.
Starting as a folk singer, Harris tried her luck in the late '60s in New York's Greenwich Village folk clubs, making an album for the independent Jubilee label in 1970, GLIDING BIRD, which was largely unrepresentative of her subsequent often stunning work. It included covers of songs by Bob Dylan, Fred Neil, and Hank Williams, as well as somewhat ordinary originals and a title track written by her first husband, Tom Slocum. Harris then moved to Washington DC, where latter-day Flying Burrito Brother Rich Roberts heard her sing in a club, and recommended her to Gram Parsons, who was looking for a female partner. Parsons hired Harris after discovering that their voices dovetailed perfectly, and she appeared on his two studio albums, GP (1973) and GREVIOUS ANGEL (1974). The latter was released after Parsons died, as was a live album recorded for a US radio station, which was released some years later.
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Philosophy and the American School: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Education
Philosophy and the American School: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Education
In Philosophy and the American School Van Cleve Morris brings to the much discussed but fundamentally neglected area of educational philosophy a remarkable and individual insight grounded in solid scholarship. What is even more important, this book is consistently focused on the application of the principles of philosophy in actual, day-to-day practice; hence it serves to guide both the classroom teacher and the school administrator in formulating a workable and truly personal educational philosophy.
Dr. Morris first considers basic philosophical questions, then undertakes a detailed description and analysis of the principal schools of philosophic thought, supplementing the various source materials and refer. ences with his own keen interpretation and comment. Then, asking how these ideas may be used to understand and evaluate what is going on in American education today, he deals with the specific problems of teaching, supervision, and administration, examining innovations and new practices as well as long-established procedures and showing how different practices relate to the major philosophies.
A classroom teacher as well as a philosopher, Dr. Morris has studied in his field of specialization in several of the nation's most distinguished colleges and universities. While he has for a number of years been recognized as an able, stimulating, and challenging teacher and a popular lecturer, this book is certain to mark Dr. Morris as an equally brilliant writer. The student preparing for a professional career in education, the experienced teacher, the school principal, the supervisor or director of personnel, and the school superintendent -- all will find this book helpful, as will the layman who seeks an understanding of the relationship between philosophic principles and the practice of education. Annotated bibliographies and questions for discussion follow each chapter, and original figures and charts effectively highlight the text; the closing chapter, expressive of the author's emphasis on the individual, outlines a procedure for building a personal philosophy of education. Pioneering in its approach, unique in its organization and treatment, Philosophy and the American School throws light on a field too long characterized by uncertainty, doubt, and confusion. As a teaching text it is a major and distinctive contribution to the literature of education.


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Fender Donates Drums to Little Kids
Fender is celebrating "Music in Our Schools Month" in March by donating 262 Starcaster drum sets to Little Kids Rock, a non-profit organization that provides free instruments and lessons to low-income public school students.
"We're very excited about our drum set donation to Little Kids Rock," said Bob Morris, Fender's director of music education. "We know this will go miles in helping children and school music programs nationwide."
Little Kids Rock founder David Wish said the drums would be dispersed throughout the program, now active in more than 700 schools in 19 cities nationwide.
"This is an amazing gift and an inspired way to celebrate Music in Our Schools Month," Wish said. "It's the largest single drum donation in our history, and it comes on the heels of a partnership with Fender where they supply us with guitars. This makes Fender our top corporate benefactor, and they are having a profound impact on the lives of economically disadvantaged kids who are now getting the chance to learn music."
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The Cave Spelunks the PSN on January 22nd for $14.99
We have great news for you fans of Double Fine and their new platformer The Cave! Publisher Sega has announced that the platformer will be available on the PlayStation Network in North America on January 22nd for $14.99, with Europe receiving it one day later for €12.99/£9.99/ AUD$19.95.
Not wanting to create a brand new trailer to commemorate the release date reveal, Sega has revamped that older character trailer that debuted last month and added 20 seconds of new footage:
There's been no hint of The Cave receiving a PlayStation Plus discount, but if there's going to be, it will be detailed on Monday when we do our PlayStation Plus preview, so be sure to check back for that.
Will you be getting The Cave next week? Let us know in the comments below.
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I had always enjoyed bits of the FSS movie's soundtrack, but it wasn't until a particular viewing last summer that I really got into tracking its CD down. Eventually (YouTube-surfing) I learned of other related albums, hunted 'em down, and now am sharing the hell out of 'em for the enjoyment of fellow fanatics. Follow this link for their storage grounds. Encoded into 320k-MPIII with freshly-scanned 600x600 album artwork with the Genre set as "Anime" for simplicity's sake. Brace yourself for album title variation. ;|
The Five Star Stories Original Soundtrack (FSS-OST.rar)
Tomoyuki Asakwa's orchestral soundtrack to the 1988 animated adaptation of FSS book one; just GRAND all over the place!
The early part of "Prologue" sounds like outer space; the kick-up sends you traveling the stars, Star Trek-style. (This sudden jump may be a little jarring to those very familiar with the way of the music in the movie opening, which cuts in a bit of "AT THE SUNRISE" before the spacejump at the title card.)
The gentle, passionate, and tragic strings of "Fatima no Teema" have made this one of the most listened to bits of music in recent memory. This extremely romantical-sounding tune, played as Colus and Clotho get acquainted, is the reason I made the soundtrack mine.
BLEGH, the harsh organs of "DESTINY", the only track I wouldn't stick around for. X| I don't mind organs, usually, but the one taking center stage seems a bit...I don't know. I just can't take it in stride for an entire track. (Not to mention I don't remember it being in the film.) Harp comes in for a bit, at least. I read somewhere there's a musical cue to another show Asakawa had scored, Vampire Princess Miyu.
Unfortunately, a couple of songs in the film are no-show, such as the background of Laki's reveal.
I tag in Romanized Japanese [with certain habits* when it comes to stuff like the dash-mark, for example], but if you'd like to retag into English, refer to its VGMdb entry, which I just had to update the day the CD came in. :]
*[VGMdb editors have undone some of these into their standard.]
THE FIVE STAR STORIES: GREEN and GOLD (FSS-G&G.rar)
Maria Kawamura's 1988 Image Album dedicated to the world of The Five StarS. I needed to get this for "LANDSCAPE" (first caught YouTube-surfing), which, so far as I can tell, is about a sad wind crossing an arid land and further demolishing a ruined town. I think. But the way she says, "kara-kara...kara-kara...kara-kara." sounds hot. ("Karakara" is apparently an onomatopoeic word for "parched" or "dry".)
Mamoru Nagano does an interesting job bookending the album with "WONDER STORY" and "BURNING BLUE", you get a groovy break in the midst with the acoustic "WINDY TALES", and "GITANO" (which I've been feeling recently) hits you off with the prog-rock.
Overall, it's a decent album with a broad selection of aural flavors and moods.
THE FIVE STAR STORIES (FSS.rar)
Nagano's 1990 debut album, also dedicated to one of our fave comics. IMHO he did a more interesting job with his GREEN and GOLD cuts than with the entirety of this brief record. "LEFTSIDE-MIRAGE", which I enjoyed a little bit, returns to the present as the theme for his podcast, MAMO☆SHIN. ("WHITE (A, on E)" is another tune appearing on the 'cast, backing end-of-show info.) "BABY SITTER" sounds like what's happening in the painting of the same name (used as the cover of FSS III as well as the album), and, while...interesting...I just find the idea of being locked in a rusty chamber for centuries with Laki & Clotho casually practicing synth-keyboard terrifying. 'Specially the part where I happen to be the Colus-mummy. 8| Scary stuff.
Well, that about does 'er. Download 'em, torrent 'em, seed 'em, spread 'em around, and let these obscurities prevail! Enjoy, FiveStar feenS!
...and if any of you know where I can buy the CD for Maria Kawamura's SUPER NOVA, warnabrother! O_O
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I'm not much for buying CDs, but it looks like a couple of the used sellers on Amazon Japan are willing to ship internationally. http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/offer-listin ... ition=used
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Thanks! I'll be listening to these as soon as I have a chance to sit down at home.
If you don't like the news then go make some of your own.
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:Dlevrin wrote:I'm not much for buying CDs, but it looks like a couple of the used sellers on Amazon Japan are willing to ship internationally. http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/offer-listin ... ition=used
Would you happen to know if I need to create a Japanese account to do this?
[EDIT: Seems so. Like Mario says, "Here we gooo!"]
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I used to have the FSS Original Soundtrack. I have no idea what happened to it. Sucks, I liked that disc.
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Ashland hires new girls basketball coach
A familiar face will be back on the sidelines in Ashland.
Ben Lothrop has been named the new girls basketball coach.
Lothrop is no stranger to the program. He coached the Hornets from 1996 to 2005. In 2005 the Hornets lost to Lee Academy in the Class D Regional Championship game. Lothrop also served as Ashland Athletic Director for 2 years and was an Assistant Principal at Mattanawcook and at Van Buren. He replaces Whitney Flint who stepped down earlier this year.The Hornets lost in the quarterfinals in February.
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This page describes about SNAP GK preparation
SNAP GK, General Awareness section has been the stumbling block for many students across competitive examinations. SNAP will have 40 questions for GK and a potential high scoring section for students in the examination.
In philosophy, the study of knowledge is called epistemology, and the philosopher Plato famously defined knowledge as "justified true belief." There is however no single agreed upon definition of knowledge, and there are numerous theories to explain it. When it comes to studying or preparing 'General Knowledge / Awareness' for a competitive exam, there are some broad based theories or guidelines which a student can use. I hope you understand that preparing for General Awareness is not an exact science like mathematics and will never be. On most occasions, you can use previous papers like a sample set and then hypothetically postulate as to what is important to the exam-setter. Sadly, SNAP does not give us that opportunity as it is happening for the first time. But, if one looks at other MBA exams like IIFT & CMAT which ask for General and / or Business Awareness, a pattern seems to emerge.
Depending on the amount of time a student has or rather he is willing to spend on GA, the list below can come in handy:
• People in news
• National affairs
• International affairs
• Awards and Prizes
• Sports
• Books and Authors
I have a few suggestions, which are quite generic, to prepare for the topics mentioned above:
• Read a newspaper regularly (TOI, The Hindu)
• Read couple of business magazines (Business Today, Business World)
• Like Facebook pages which keep on updating interesting news and trivia.
• Participate in online general / business awareness quizzes
• Have a weekly session with your friends in which you discuss major happenings of the week
• Quite a few websites maintain a database of what is happening in the world. It would be a good idea to go through them.
Get a book on the general / business awareness. (In my personal opinion – Manorama Yearbook, Biz World along with the GK thread on facebook are good for this)
Given above are the broad-based suggestions that are applicable to any exam that tests General Awareness. Now let us look at few specifics for SNAP :
1. The General Awareness section will have 40 questions.
2. Each question will be of 1 marks each.
3. For every incorrect answer 0.25 mark will be deducted.
4. The total time that you should spend on the section is approximately 20 minutes.
Let me elaborate a little on the last point. I fully understand that the time allocated is less than a minute for every question. This might raise a few doubts in your rational head: Is that going to be enough? Am I undermining the importance of the GA section? Don't get me wrong – I believe GA is a very important section in which a student can score really well. All I am trying to say is that you should not spend too much time on it. Most of the questions that are asked in the GA section are typically of the nature – "either-you-know-it-or-you-don't" category. In these questions, you don't need to calculate anything. In these questions, you don't need to go through long text to figure out what is going on. In these questions, either you know the answer or you don't. You cannot think and figure out who the Vice-President of India is. (It is Hamid Ansari in case you forgot) If you are still not convinced that 20 minutes is enough time to do this section, I recommend that you have a look at few sample papers and estimate how much time you actually need to go through the 'General Awareness' section. SNAP GK preparation.


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Top 10 Business Blog Themes For WordPress
Your business blog is a source of traffic, as well as a way for your business to stay connected to your customers. Updating customers whenever you have an upcoming promotion, telling your customers about a new product or even featuring one of your customers on your blog these are all ways you can use your business blog to engage with your customers.
Installing a great theme for your business blog can greatly increase your conversions. Not only this, but it can also help you improve your business blog, and make it much more attractive to your readers. This will also help customers get easier access to your blog. The better your blog looks without becoming cluttered, the better your readers will like it. In fact, if you have amazing content on your business blog, and you combine it with an excellent theme, then your customers will start to come back again and again to read more on your blog. Returning readers can easily be turned into long lasting customers, which will bring you recurring profits and boost your business.
In this post, I am going to share with you my top 10 theme choices for a business blog. All of these themes are WordPress-based, and they all have their own individual unique features that makes them so awesome I just had to include them on this list. Some of the themes I list are free, while others are paid themes. I will tell you when a theme is free or paid and I will link you to the demos as well. Testing out a demo of a theme is a great way to get a feeling of how to theme will look and work on your own blog. This will also help you make an informed decision, instead of buying a theme that you will not be using.
WordPress Business Blog Themes
Building a blog for your business shouldn't be a hard task. Simply install WordPress, add some essential plugins and then install one of the themes I list here. I've personally tried all of these themes to ensure every theme I list in my Top 10 WordPress Business Blog Themes list are perfect for you.
I did a short tutorial on installing a WordPress theme a while ago. If you're not sure how to install a new theme on your WordPress blog, simply follow the instructions: How To Install a WordPress Theme The Profit Blogger
Sparkling (Free)
Sparkling is a business theme that can also be used for your business blog. This is one of my personal favorite themes, and the reasons for this is very clear. The theme features a clean design that won't put your readers off. This theme is also responsive and perfectly adjusts to any device it is viewed on.
Some great features of this theme includes the styles it comes with, as well as the different layout options. It's easy to customize Sparkling to suit your needs.
Microblog (Free)
Microblog is a really great blogging theme and will be a worthy addition to your business blog. This theme is very minimal while also featuring a lot of modern styling in its layout. The theme features a section on the left with information about your blog, but also turns into a menu and sidebar with the click of a button.
The reason I love this theme is because its clean, it's minimal and it won't make your blog look like a cluttered piece of garbage. Your visitors will love this theme.
Microblog features a fixed layout, pagination, threaded comments and 2 color options to choose from. This theme is also cross-browser compatible, and completely responsive. Your visitors will be able to read your latest blog posts from home, at the office or even on-the-go.
Readit (Free)
Readit is a modern blogging theme that focuses on readability instead of providing a pretty interface. The theme uses basic colors such as a grey, black and white to provide your audience with an amazing reading experience. To spice things up, the theme also features some really great animations, as well as transition effects.
Apart from its great layout and look, this theme also features an overlay menu that opens with a click of a button. a Sidebar on the right is also quite handy and can hold a subscription form, your recent posts or even a bio box for your business. With this theme installed on your business blog, there's a lot of possibilities. The theme is also responsive, which means mobile viewers won't have any problems reading your latest blog post.
Vito (Free)
Vito is actually quite similar to one of the built-in default WordPress themes, except for some excellent additions and layout changes. This theme is perfect for your business blog if you need a clean, modern and responsive theme that's easy to customize and can showcase your links, business profile and social media links in easy to find locations.
The theme features a sidebar on the right that extends from the top to bottom of the web page. This sidebar contains shortcut links to your social media accounts, as well as a widgets area where you can add some widgets to your pages. You can easily display a short bio of your business, along with a link to your business website.
Blog posts in this theme are also displayed in a clean and professional way. a Large image, followed by the title and meta details of the post, and finally the posts body.
Quidus (Free)
Quidus is a more attractive theme that takes a bit of a different approach. This theme features a center column, accompanied by two sidebars, one on each side. The theme comes with convenient menu placements, social icons in the header, and also a search feature that allows visitors to easily search for content on your business blog.
Installing and customizing the Quidus is very easy. The theme also takes advantage of the background by adding a large-res image to the background to make your blog more attractive.
Syntax (Free)
For those of you who prefer to start writing without having to spend hours customizing a site, Syntax is the theme for you. This theme is a VERY clean theme that consists of a header that contains your site title, a hidden menu on the left side that can be brought up with a click, and your posts underneath eachother. That's it.
Simple, clean, responsive and perfect if you want to set up a business blog in just a few minutes. This theme will also be great for your readers no distractions and no clutter.
Hexa (Free)
Hexa is a very unique theme that offers a timeline style view of your blog posts. The theme is clean and clutter-free, and contains a hidden menu, sidebar and search function. This all makes this the perfect theme for your business blog if you want to focus on simplicity, while keeping things modern and unique.
The theme offers a header where you can add your blogs title, or even a logo. Next to the header, there's 3 buttons, each linking to one of the hidden features of the theme. Clicking on one of these buttons will reveal the hidden feature at the top of your website these features include a menu for your blog, a search function and also a sidebar where you can add multiple widgets like a subscription form or a list of your most recent blog posts.
Travelify (Free)
Travelify is a very attractive theme. It's simplistic, clean and responsive, yet very modern and unique.
I recently used this theme on a new blog I installed for one of my clients. After installing the theme I only did some minor customizations since the theme has a lot of built-in settings that allows for easy customization. The client was very happy with the site and actually reported that His clients love the new blog.
So all-in-all this is one very nice theme to install for your business blog.
The Reader (Paid)
Do yourself a favor and take a look at this themes demo. This is probably one of the best blogging themes you can buy for your business blog. The Reader is packed full of features that you can use to set up a professional blog to promote your business. It doesn't matter what industry you're in or what niche you're targeting, The Reader caters for all.
The Readers features a very attractive multicolor sidebar, multiple layouts, the Smashing Magazine Blog Style Layout, and also built-in social sharing to help you grow viral traffic through social media shares. The theme also supports WPML, which means translated pages are easy to generate when using this theme.
Caprisa (Paid)
Now this is one hell of a sophisticated theme! Caprisa is a premium theme from Themeforest that offers you simplicity and elegance to the max.
The theme features a pinterest style layout with new blog posts showing up as boxes on the home page. The theme is minimal and loads fast, and offers everything you need for a successful business blog. Apart from being the perfect theme for your business, Caprisa is also compatible with WooCommerce. This means that you can easily add some products to your business blog to sell alongside your posts.
The Perfect Business Blog
These top 10 theme choices for building a successful business blog is a great start. Try out the demos of each and see what you like most. It's important to choose a style that will suit your business and meet your needs at the same time.
Remember that offering a simple and clean layout is often a lot better than having a cluttered website. A Simplistic design is easier to navigate and your audience will be able to read your blog posts without any distractions. Another major advantage minimal themes have over other types of themes is their smaller page size and faster loading time, which will effect your search rankings in a positive way in the longer run.
I hope you find this list of business blog themes useful, and that you find your perfect match out of these 10 themes. If you liked this list, please consider sharing this post. And feel free to leave a comment if you have any other theme suggestions.