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Business Brokers
Selection Process
Choosing Your Business Brokers - How Should You Handle the Selection Process?
There are a lot of people that venture into the business world without that much knowledge on what they should do. More often than not though, these individuals rely on the help of business brokers or business advisors. With the help of such professionals, they are able to overcome the shortcomings that they may have when it comes to doing business, and provide themselves a really good shot at making it in such a competitive world.
Needless to say, it is very important to choose the right
keystone business advisors
, and that's because it will make or break the very future that you will have in the business world. Now there may be a lot of individuals out there that are wondering how they should choose the broker they are going to work with. Well, one of the first things that you need to do is survey the market for such services and create a list of options that are viable for your plans.
After coming up with a decent list of options, the next thing is to narrow them down to the one that will best serve your needs. Now this is where things can get a little difficult and time consuming, and that's because you will need to study each of your options carefully. Talking with the previous clients of the options that you are considering, is a great way to gather feedback about them. You will be able to learn more about what your options are capable of, and what you can generally expect from them.
Once you are done with your research, the next step is to compare each of your options based on the information that you have gathered. Take your time with this again, and make sure that you take into consideration the capabilities of your options, their track record, and the overall goals that you want to achieve. By doing this, you will have an easier time discerning which of them will have the best ability to help you reach the goals that you have set for your business venture.
At the end of the day, selecting the right business brokers is all about conducting ample amounts of research on your options. The more you learn about what they are capable of, the more effective you will be in determining which of them can help you achieve the results you seek with the business you plan to establish. Know
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Longtown Primestock Sale Report
C&D Auction Marts Limited had forward 19 cattle, 2,706 prime lambs, 984 prime hoggs and 3,434 cast ewes & rams at their weekly sale at Longtown on Thursday 15th June 2017.
The company held its weekly sale of primestock where a reduced entry of 19 cattle were forward due to several vendors trying to clip and silage.
OTM's: Market average 127.4p, seven men wanting cows!
The section saw competition strong for all types, topping at 154p for a Blue cross from Harry and Geoff Gass who's load averaged 152p. Native cows sold to 139p from High Burnfoot.
Clean cattle: Average 221.3p for everything.
Drew and Brian top the sale with a Limousin heifer at 240p, others sold to 229p from Robert Fiddler for a black Limousin, with Charolais to 228p from Low Plains.
Next Thursday Midsummer Show & Sale – Classes for cows, clean and young bulls – 60 cattle needed!
A very impressive show of 2,706 spring lambs were forward to the usual busy ring of buyers who were still all keen for sheep even though many more numbers presented across the country, resulting in trade being 20ppk less on the week, with lambs however still 50ppk dearer on the year. Heavyweight lambs remain the easiest to sell and short of buyer requirements, whilst the lightest end of lambs saw the biggest drop on the week as there were many more forward across Wales this week. Best quality lambs short of requirements and achieving very high rates.
A top of 303p was achieved for wonderful Texel lambs from Jackie Marshall, Hermitage and to £132 for Suffolks from I & J Barbour, Beechgrove. Overall sale average 234.0p (SQQ 234.5p)
Texel 303p Hermitage, 300p, 298p Thornthwaite Close, 298p Hermitage, 297p Little Orton, 295p Old Rectory, 288p Little Orton, 286p High Greenhill & New Hummerbeck, 282p Little Orton, 280p Newtown, 277p Upper Tofts, 275p Woodlands, 273p Cubbyhill, 266p Wallend, 261p Langshawmuir.
Suffolk 254p Whins, 247p Upper Mains, Wynholm & New Hummerbecks, 244p Guardsmill & North Middleton, 243p Spawell, 243p, 242p Tughall, 241p Broomhill, 240p Sceugh Dyke, 239p Bleatarn, Tughall, Woodlands & Creca Hall, 238p Cambeckhill.
Oxford 236p, 233p Plantation View.
Berrichon 236p, 234p Sceugh Dyke.
Charollais 233p The Chestnuts, 232p Hallburn, 223p New Hummerbecks, 222p The Chestnuts, 221p Laverockbank, 214p Mount Benger & Kimmeter Green.
Blackface 233p Springfield Farm Court.
Cheviot 232p Boldron, 205p Halmyre.
Hampshire 219p Barnglies.
Cross 218p Rottington Hall, 210p Pennyhill, 207p Edge, Nunscleugh & Airds of Balcary.
Continental 215p Pennyhill.
Suffolk £132 Beechgrove, £121 Riddings Hill, £120 Guardsmill & Upper Mains, £118 Tughall, £116 Wynholm & Upper Mains, £115 Sceugh Dyke, £112 Spawell, £110 North Middleton & Kirkhouse Dairy, £109 Tughall, £108 Heatherglen, Springfield Farm Court & Kilnford Croft.
Texel £126 Newtown, £122 Kirkhouse Dairy, £121 Old Rectory, £120 Dinwoodie Green, £120, £119 Thornthwaite Close, £118 Holylee & Hermitage, £116, £115 Little Orton, £115 Upper Tofts, £114 Guardsmill, £112 Mainside & Cowens.
Zwartble £102 Kirkhouse Dairy.
Berrichon £100.50, £99 Sceugh Dyke.
Charollais £100, £93 The Chestnuts, £86 Hallburn.
Hampshire £92 Barnglies.
Oxford £85 Plantation View.
Cross £85 Edge Farm.
A smaller show of 984 prime hoggs were forward to a busy ring of buyers all keen for sheep. Trade was fast from the off in all classes leaving buyers short of requirements. Many more could be sold to advantage. The sale topped at £124 for Texel hoggs from H&K Farms, Trailtrow and to 230p per kilo also for Texels from Messrs Shankland, East Raffles. Overall sale average 187.5ppk (SQQ 188.3ppk).
Texel 230p East Raffles, 218p Powhead & Lurgan, 216p East Raffles, 212p Golden Lane & Springfield Farm Court, 211p Drumreach, 209p Waterhead of Dryfe, 208p Golden Lane & Over Whitlaw, 207p Barnakill & Sykehead.
Hill Cheviot 216p Lyneholm, 215p Lurgan, 211p Borlick, 209p Sykehead, 200p Lyneholm.
Roussin 215p, 210p Kirkwood Mains.
Suffolk 209p Burnhouse, 191p Viewley, 180p Culquhasen & Stoneraise, 175p Borlick.
North Country Cheviot 207p Fearn Farm.
Blackface 206p Sykehead, 203p Easter Dawyck, 200p Burnhouse, 195p Easter Dawyck & Holylee.
Greyface 198p Sykehead, 192p Broomhills, 190p Joren.
Herdwick 193p Sykehead.
Swaledale 186p Allenheads.
Texel £124 Trailtrow, £116 Beechgrove, £114 Eastside, £112 Howpark, £110 Eastside, £108 Springwells, £106 Golden Lane & East Raffles, £105 Drumreach, £104 Over Whitlaw, £102 East Raffles, Ormiston & Powheads, £100 Broomhills.
North Country Cheviot £112 Fearn, £94 Kelsocleugh.
Greyface £104 Ramshope, £84 Broomhills, £80 Barnakill.
Hill Cheviot £98 Lyneholm, £84 Lurgan, £80 Lyneholm.
Suffolk £92 Stoneraise, £86 Burnhouse, £80 Stoneraise & Upper Mains.
Roussin £86 Kirkwood Mains.
Blackface £80 Troloss & Easter Dawyck, £79 Holylee House, £78 Easter Dawyck & Troloss, £77 Easter Dawyck.
A much larger show of 3,434 cast ewes and rams was presented to a full compliment of buyer's, with trade a lot dearer on the week in all classes, especially small lighter ewes, which remain very short of requirements. All classes would be £4-5 dearer on the week.
Sale topped at £149 for Texel ewes from Beckfoot and rams to £140 for Beltex from Messrs Trafford, Springfield.
Texel £149 Beckfoot, £148 Cubbyhill, Sanderson House, Mainside & Loughrigg, £147 Chaseside, £146 Swinsty & Holylee, £145 Pasture House, £141 Over Whitlaw & Roxburgh Mains, £140 Cubbyhill & Beckfoot, £139 Howpark.
Charollais £140 Heatherglen, £128 Springfield, £116 Barend, £112 Loughrigg, £110 Springfield & Chaseside, £109 Beckfoot, £108 Heatherglen, £100 Golden Lane.
Beltex £138 Beck Farm, £135 Townhead & Tercrosset, £126 Beck Farm.
Continental £120 The Laurels & Springfield.
Suffolk £114 Chaseside & Guardsmill, £112 Huntington, £111 Longyester, £110 Sanderson House & Chaseside, £108 Longyester & Sea View, £107, £106 Huntington, £106 Broom Park, £105 Heatherglen, £104 Beckfoot, Heatherglen & Marygate, £103 Howpark, £102 West Foreshield, £100 Roxburgh Mains.
Blue Faced Leicester £106 Castle Nook, £99 Gapshield & Sanders Close, £97 Gapshield, £94 Brackendean.
Half-bred £106 Smailholm Mains.
Cheviot Mule £102 Broom Park, £90 Barnakill.
Blue du Maine £102 Hillcrest.
North Country Cheviot £100 Smailholm Mains, £93 Broom Park, £87 Drumreach, £86 Wynholm.
Greyface £98 Barend, £89 West End, £88 Haythwaite Lane & Whiteclose, £87 Merrick, Eastside & Haythwaite Lane, £86 Longyester, £85 Broom Park, £84 Joren & East Mill Hills.
Blackface £78 Burnhouse, £74 Culquhasen, £73 Weeds, £72 Crook Bank, £70 Longyester, £69 Burnfoot, Eastside & Blakehope, £68 Longyester, £66 Burnhouse, £65 Drumreach, Barnakill & Guardsmill.
Kendal Rough £76 Church View, £67 Gill Head.
Hill Cheviot £75 Crosscleugh, £73 Mount Benger, £69 Crosscleugh, £68 Allfornaught, £64 Boldron, £62 Mainside, £60 Viewley.
Goat £69, £66, £60, £52 Marygate.
Swaledale £66 Pennyhill, £65 Castle Nook & Todhillwood, £61 Castle Nook, £60 Nunscleugh, £57 Gapshield, High Lovelady Shield & Bailey Mill, £56 Burnhouse, £55 High Lovelady Shield.
Herdwick £61 Redgate Head.
Easycare £55 Lowmoor Head, £54 Fearn.
Beltex £140 Springfield.
Suffolk £134 Fairways, £112 Merrick.
Texel £132 Airds of Balcary, £126 Castle Nook, £120 Holylee & Beckfoot, £119 Marygate, £118 East Mill Hills, £116 Caberston & Heatherglen, £115 Boathouse Cottage, £114 Fearn, £112 Howpark, £110 Whiteclose.
Blue Faced Leicester £129 Castle Nook, £120 Todhillwood, £108 West Foreshield.
Charollais £126 Springfield.
North Country Cheviot £120 Viewley, £100 Alton.
Blue du Maine £116 Beckfoot.
Dorset £116 Barend.
Cheviot £98 Crosscleugh.
Blackface £84 Viewley, £74 Blakehope & Caberston.
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Afraid to "Put Yourself Out There" Online? If Jennifer Can Do It, So Can You…
Afraid to "Put Yourself Out There" Online? If Jennifer Can Do It, So Can You…
I had a great conference call with my Event Manager today about our upcoming Blogging School LIVE 3-Day Intensive happening October 16-18 in Washington, DC!
As we get closer to the LAST Happy Black Woman event of the year, I'm getting so excited to meet our amazing tribe in person.
But first, I am off to Bali – a beautiful island here in Indonesia – to rejuvenate and prepare myself to be the BEST I can be in service to all the ladies who will be coming to DC to work with me!
Will you be one of them?
Is 2015 going to be the year that you finally stop being afraid to "put yourself out there" online?
Today, I wanted to share a case study from one of my recent Blogging School graduates to inspire you to take the leap!
Because if Jennifer can do it, so can you…
"I increased my email subscriber list by 15% in just one week!"
"I'm a therapist with a private practice in Chicago. I became interested in building an online practice because I want to live a more location independent lifestyle.
Before I took the Blogging School course, I was struggling with building an audience of readers for my blog that went beyond my close circle of friends and my existing clients. I was also afraid of putting myself "out there" on the internet in a big way.
As a result of taking the course, I have been able to increase my email subscriber list by 15% in just one week. I finally started Facebook and Twitter pages for my business. And I know how to bring consistent traffic to my blog. I also understand how to use social media to build my brand and get more clients.
I would recommend this course to anyone who wants to finally make progress in building their online business and no longer wants to wait for "someday" in order to materialize their dreams.
The Blogging School was absolutely the right thing for me to do at the right time. I now have a solid plan on how to create useful content and market it to my ideal customer. Thanks so much, Rosetta! For the first time, I feel like I can actually do this!"
– Jennifer Hall, abundantlifepractice.com
If you know that now is the time for YOU to take that leap and start "putting yourself out there" online, I invite you to take my popular Blogging School training! Inside the Blogging School, you will learn exactly how to start a professional blog, create an authentic online brand, build a tribe and turn your blog into a location-independent business that allows you to travel and work from anywhere in the world! Click here to get started now.
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World Travelers Take 90-Day 'No Baggage trip
February 28, 2011 by shilohtv
Filed under Trail Boss News
The word Stink immediately came to mind when I saw this. Plenty of people travel light, but two California vacationers are trekking the world with just the shirts on their backs. Jennifer Lau, 21, and Marcus Fernandez, 23, are in the middle of a 90-day trip that will bring them to 12 countries on six continents. And the only things they've packed are in their pockets. "People tend to overpack for travel, so we have realized how little you actually need to bring with you," Lau and Fernandez said in an e-mail from the first leg of their trip in South America. "With bags, people pack things for every scenario they could be in, a lot of 'just in case' items."The two minimalist vacationers are the latest participants in the "No Baggage Challenge," a promotion for the travel clothing company Scottevest, which has sponsored five previous luggage-free expeditions, including around-the-world ventures and short trips.
According to Lau and Fernandez, traveling without any bags is surprisingly easy.
Without luggage, the trekkers say airport security is a breeze, and they can go sightseeing the moment they get off the plane.
And unlike vacationers with massive backpacks or rolling bags, Lau and Fernandez say they have no trouble getting around their vacation destinations using public transportation.
Outfitted in amply pocketed clothing from sponsor Scottevest, the duo are carrying the barest of necessities on their bodies.
With toothbrushes, digital cameras, deodorant, Dramamine, nail clippers, passports, credit cards and other items stuffing their pockets, the pair say they have more than enough essentials for the next three months.
Like most travelers, Lau and Fernandez will revel in the cultural changes they'll observe as they trek through Chile, Argentina, Spain, Egypt, Thailand, Australia and other far-flung locales. But one thing that will not change during the trip will be their clothes.
Lau packed only one shirt — as well as a vest and a jacket that have been too hot to wear at most destinations in South America. Fernandez has a back-up shirt, but the duo only have five pairs of underwear between them.
That means they're spending lots of time washing clothes in the hostel sink.
"After the first few days, we got into a regular routine of washing our clothes each night, although sometimes after a long day of sightseeing, all we want to do is sleep and not wash our clothes," the travelers told AOL News.
Surprisingly, Lau and Fernandez say they've learned that those who pack less smell less.
"One funny thing we have realized is that we are actually cleaner than a lot of the backpackers we have met in hostels. The clothes we wear every day have been washed the night before, whereas backpackers we have met wear their clothes two to three times before washing them."
On top of their laundry responsibilities, the duo have found it tedious at times to carry their entire world in their pockets. It can get hot wearing a jacket in the summer in South America — and a small backpack would be far more convenient than pockets for carrying water, snacks and maps while sightseeing.
The recent college grads — who met while interning at Apple — are using their trip as a way to help raise funds for the microlending group Kiva.
Frank Fiaschetti, a spokesman for Scottevest, says the trip isn't just a way to raise funds for Kiva and promote his company.
"This no-baggage adventure is more than a stunt to see if such a thing can be done. At a time when intensified travel stresses and increased luggage fees are grabbing headlines, it's an experiment to determine how much we really need to bring along to have the trip of a lifetime." And how much do travelers really need? According to Lau and Fernandez, it's possible to travel without any luggage — but the ideal is closer to minimalism than asceticism. "It would probably be just as easy traveling light with a small backpack, but not at the extreme of no bags," they said. VIA AOL


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Gibraltar have their sights firmly set on Germany
GIBRALTAR skipper Roy Chipolina is Gunning for Germany - and cannot quite believe it.
The 31-year-old Arsenal supporter was thrilled when his tiny nation, newcomers to UEFA competitions, drew the three-times winners in Euro 2016 qualifying.
Chipolina, a customs officer who was born in Enfield in north London, plays for Lincoln in the Gilbraltar Premier League.
"It's fantastic to draw a team like Germany. I'm an Arsenal fan so I can't wait to face Lukas Podolski, Mesut Ozil and Per Mertesacker," he said.
"My all-time favourite player is Thierry Henry. I've always been an Arsenal supporter and try to get to see them when I'm over in England, but I have not been for a while.
"It's fantastic to draw a team like Germany, I'm an Arsenal fan so I can't wait to face Lukas Podolski, Mesut Ozil and Per Mertesacker"Roy Chipolina
"It's also great to have Scotland and the Republic of Ireland in our group. It's a dream come true for me. I'm 31, so the only pity is it's come a bit late.
"But if anyone had told me a couple of years ago I'd be facing Germany in a European qualifier and also one of the world's best strikers in Robert Lewandowski of Poland, I'd had told them they were crazy.
"We've only had one game so far, a goalless draw with Slovakia, and these game are going to be great not just for myself and the team, but for Gibraltar itself.
"In particular, it will help the youth on the island and the development of football here."


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Meet the new Make Up For Ever Aqua Creams in #23, #24, #25 and #26, a.k.a. bright, brighter, brightish and brightest. And we're guessing for some, scary and scaryish. We thought so too, at first. But let's back up for a minute and talk about the Aqua Cream. So much more than a cream shadow, these are probably the most budgeproof — definitely waterproof — eye makeup product out there. The kind of makeup you want when you need your look to last all day. Likewise, a wise choice during a heat wave. The first rule in wearing bright, borderline neon, eye makeup is to make sure it is not going to slip off of your face and leave you looking like a clown. The second rule? Being open to wearing bright, borderline neon makeup.
#23 Acid Green, Bright lime green shimmer
#24 Yellow, Matte vibrant yellow
#25 Pastel Blue, Light blue shimmer
#26 Purple, Violet sheen
The shimmery green and blue are so pretty, right? How can you be scared of wearing those colors? A tip I learned from MUFE Artist Jodi Risely is to actually mix them together. They don't turn ruddy, so instead of just having one or two colors you have a handful.
The blue/purple combo reminds me so much of NARS Marie Galante!
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I used it for one of my Fiverr gigs with great results.
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Another reminder not to leave dogs in hot cars.
A couple of weeks ago, back on the 14th, I posted a warning about leaving dogs in cars if there was the slightest risk of the car being left in the sun.
I feel no embarrassment whatsoever to repeat that warning. This time by republishing an item that was published on Monday on Care2 Causes.
Firefighters Rescue Dogs Baking Alive in 160 Degree Car
By: Laura S. June 27, 2016
In yet another outrageous case of neglect, three Sacramento, Calif., dogs were found baking alive inside a car that had reached 160 degrees Fahrenheit (71 C).
A Sacramento Fire Department crew circled the vehicle parked at a shopping mall. Using a thermometer designed to detect the car's internal temperature, the crew quickly determined that the dogs weren't just hot, they were literally cooking.
The dog seen here panting on the car's dashboard was immediately taken from the vehicle, and the other two were removed by Animal Control because they were exhibiting aggressive behavior.
This is not the first time that firefighters in Sacramento have had to rescue dogs from a hot car. In fact, they filmed one such rescue last summer.
If you see a dog in a hot car, please take action. Remember, one phone call may not be enough. Wait and see it through to be sure authorities arrive.
Photo Credit: Sacramento Fire Department
The original article includes a video that is on Facebook that I seem unable to include within this post. But please go here and view it for yourself. (It will require you to log in to your Facebook account.)
Also, please share the information on this post and the one on the 14th as far and wide as you can.
For the sake of our dogs!


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Why am I not able to open the ballot?
We're getting great interest in voting for employees nominated for the Employee Council, thanks everyone. We've received a number of calls and emails from individuals stating that after they log into the voting site, they are not able to open the ballot. The Employee Council represents exempt employees, faculty, and non-exempt employees that are not represented by the collective bargaining agreement. Under the collective bargaining agreement, AFSCME is the exclusive representative of all non-exempt employees EXCEPT for supervisors, managers, confidential employees, sworn police officers, and employees employed outside the State of New Mexico. With this in mind, the voting site was set up to only allow access to the ballot by non-exempt employees that are not eligible to be represented by AFSCME. I apologize for the confusion and frustration that many employees may have experienced trying to vote. I hope this helps clarify the process. If you have additional questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Why is the person I nominated not listed on the ballot?
The Employee Council Bylaws restrict membership to one representative per employee classification (i.e. faculty, exempt, non-exempt) per Banner summary org. If there is already an existing member representing the same employee classification and summary org, then that nominee was removed and notified that they are not currently able to serve.
In addition, non-exempt employees represented by a collective bargaining unit are not eligible to serve as a voting/alternate member of Employee Council. Only those non-exempt employees who are supervisors, managers, confidential employees, sworn police officers, and those employed outside the State of New Mexico are eligible for Employee Council Membership.
I am a non-exempt employee and do not pay Union dues, why am I not eligible for Employee Council membership?
Even though you do not choose to participate or pay dues, as an included non-exempt employee you are represented by the Collective Bargaining Unit. Per Article 3, Section 1 the agreement recognizes the Union as the exclusive representative of included non-exempt employees.
Included – Regular non-probationary full-time and part-time non-exempt employees employed within the state of New Mexico.
Excluded – Supervisors, managers, and confidential employees as defined by the NMSU Labor Management Relations Resolution; sworn police officers; employees employed outside the State of New Mexico; and any other employees who do not fall within the group of "included" employees defined above.
However, even though the agreement does not allow you to serve as a voting/alternate representative of Employee Council, you are encouraged and welcome to attend any or all Employee Council meetings and provide input. Meetings are open to all employees.
I know I am only able to login to the ballot one time. Can I view the list of nominees prior to logging in to vote?
Yes, please go the Employee Council Website and click on Election Information and you will be able to view all the candidates.


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Steve Kidd
President & Chairman of the Board
With so many offices and employees across the country, who keeps track of it all? The person at the top of the operations chain is Steve Kidd, who became President of Mid-State in 2008 and Chairman of the Board of Directors in 2013.
Steve began his career at our Company in November 1978, starting as an OSP Inspector and progressing through the positions of Resident Engineer, OSP Project Engineer, Louisiana Area Manager, Vice-President of OSP Engineering, and Vice-President of Operations before being elected as President.
As President and Chairman of the Board of Directors, his responsibilities include coordinating staffing and projects with Mid-State's Regional Vice-Presidents and Managers. He also has primary responsibility for management decisions in all facets of Mid-State's business operations. Steve's capable leadership allows Mid-State to be a Company that our clients can count on for quality engineering services.


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Name: Venus Gebrayel Specialty Cuisine: Italian Inspiration: Mom, Family & Friends Favorite Dish: Tabbouleh Aptly named, Venus' recipes and dishes are beyond this world. Taught only by her mother, Venus has created her own signature dishes that have a taste of home which include a fusion of her own final touch. We're always on the edge of our seats to see what Venus has in store for us with her 40 year journey in and out of the kitchen.


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Preview Image Resize Bug 2
I came across this really funny bug within Preview. Basically I was trying to resize a 128 x 128 pixel png with transparency down to 75 pixels square. This was done through Tools > Adjust Size within Preview. The problem that arose was the final image being 904,074.7 TB in size. Thats Terrabytes. The next step up from Gigabytes. I did manage to get is up to 1 exabyte but I can't remember how exactly I did it. That size by the way is probably all the information on every computer in world. Its massive.


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Links to this site have been disabled for one or several reasons including: the site is no longer operating, many member complaints, bad billing practices, severe functional problems or a dispute with the site owner.
Look! On that website - it's a bird... no, it's a plane, no it's... Super Twink! This review is about a site called Super Twink, also referred to as "The Caped Crusader of Cock!" In a world where porn takes itself very seriously, Super Twink is one of a kind. Its star, a blond guy wearing too much blush, a pink cape and tights is here to save the world - or at least horny men - in a very comic book-style format. Let's take a look inside this unique site.
Super Twink offers 7 episodes total, each with pics and vids - although if you want to see the pics, you'll have to go to the PHOTO GALLERIES section. And unfortunately this site has been up for over two years, so I doubt we can expect any new updates. But let's take a look at what the site does have.
Each video is listed with a preview thumb, title and description as well as two links - one to the video in WMV format and the other to the video in Quicktime format. When you click a movie link, a small popup window appears with an embedded player for the video and a link below that allows you to download the video. The movies here are shown at 320x240, which is a little on the small side these days, and they have a bitrate of 291k, which means these are not high quality vids. They look okay - although not beautifully sharp and clear - but I really wouldn't recommend going full screen.
BTW, for those who do decide to join Super Twink, be sure not to miss the episode called " THE ULTIMATE BATTLE". A costumed super villain called Flash Fucker and Super Twink go... er... head to head... with fighting including colorful words like POW! and WHAM! in true comic book style word bubbles. Super Twink must face the fury of the villain's super cock - and don't think I'm making a word of this up, it's what the villain says. Who will win this battle? I'm not telling, but blowjobs and anal sex determine the winner of this bout. Unfortunately the battle with the evil Rimmer is only present on the updates page as a 1 minute trailer but there is a set of pics showing that episode.
The pics here are digital stills that are offered in galleries that are open in a new window. The pics are medium sized digital stills in various sizes but mostly shown at around 558x840 at amateur quality. While there are some minor lighting issues and an occasional focus problem, for the most part these pics do the job and highlight both the sex and the campy quality of this site, reminiscent of the 1960s Batman TV show.
And for those who want a little more bang for their buck than 7 videos, full Super Twink members get access to a collection of bonus sites and feeds featuring big dick sex, bears, fetish, bareback and more.
Are there negatives? Sure. There are only 7 episodes and small videos. Some of the bonus sites are nothing but feeds themselves, although others have much more to offer. And unless I'm mistaken, the trial membership here doesn't give members access to most of the content and rebills at a much higher price than joining for a full month.
While I seriously doubt that twink lovers are going to find Super Twink very appealing sexually, anyone who loves the unusual, has a superhero fetish or has a campy sense of humor will probably like Super Twink. While the exclusive videos aren't big, the quality is okay as long as you don't enlarge, the vids are downloadable and use no DRM. This site doesn't update, but there is a good amount of bonus content. If you're looking for regular gay porn or aren't into camp, you might want to give this one a miss. If you don't mind spending $30 for admission to something that wouldn't be out of place at an camp film festival - one that allows hardcore gay porn - this is a site that is definitely worth checking out!


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phew again...I cannot seem to get in a posting rhythm. I would like to be able to post and update every couple of days but again it has been busy....Lets see what have I been up 2....
Finishing instructions for my 2 classes at MegaMeet. I need a nice sunny day so I can get some good pictures of each page.
Actually scrapping my own pictures by taking over my small scrap space at Pat's house and his dining room table. Opening day for little league..
A little indoor knee hockey while it was raining out.
Taking the fur baby to training.
And oh yeah 3 birthdays in the matter of three weeks....My son's this past Sunday, Pat's this Sunday, and my daughter's next Sunday. Oh and toss in kitting 300 class kits for Mega Meet, a dress rehearsal tonight, recital tomorrow for my daughter, mother's day, and a surgery consult for my knee. Hope you enjoyed my fun pics from the past weeks. PS. you can see how overcast and rainy it has been in Michigan...we need some warmth and sun.
Have a great day, Hailey
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
2 weeks in the life
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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
April 13th
well I cannot believe sometimes how quick the time passes by. I have been sewing like made happily making cute things for some custom orders. I have been trying to actually scrapbook for myself to get my passion and creative juices going again.....viola they are back. I managed to finish my album from my birthday trip to Paris. Which I got a little teary eyed looking at it. I love it and I am done with it. Now on to bigger and better things. I am revamping my old website and merging it with my new domain www.haileymann.com Here I will have a set up to sell my canvas wall hangings, sewing projects, and all things crafty or misc.
have a great day, Hailey
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The B2 has a great android app and also a great webpage but is missing a great iPhone or iOS app. Thankfully with a few lines of code and Safari's "Add to home screen" you can have a great icon linked "app" for your iPhone:
Notes before you start:
- your Brennan B2 needs a static or never changing IP address. Tips on how to do this can be found on the Brennan website.
- The code will also not survive any official updates, but any created webapp will still work even after an update. You will need to re-do these steps if you wish to make any changes to the icon etc - (18th October UPDATE No longer true, Martin now hosts the icon and changes to the code on the B2 itself).
1. Host the following "icon" png file. I suggest a dropbox public folder (howto link).
2. You need to log on to the Brennan and edit index.html file.
This can be found at /var/www My screenshots below, assume editing with vi, but please use which ever method you fill comfortable with, but of of scope for this post.
Add the following 2 lines - making sure you edit the link to the location of your icon file (My dropbox will not be around forever ;-) ):
<link rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="180x180" href="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1531955/apple-touch-icon-180x180.png">
<meta name="apple-mobile-web-app-capable" content="yes">
3. Using Safari, goto the IP address of your B2:
Then click the middle icon "Box with up arrow" to "Share or add Bookmark":
Then click "Add to Home Screen". On the next screen click "Add"
This adds an the webapp icon and allows you to control your B2 as an app seemingly independent from the Safari web browser.
For more on developing iOS webapps I suggest the following links to start with:
- https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/AppleApplications/Reference/SafariWebContent/ConfiguringWebApplications/ConfiguringWebApplications.html
- http://blog.teamtreehouse.com/optimizing-mobile-web-apps-ios
Have fun.


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My Favorite Three...
I just wanted to let Melissa, Lisa, and Smee know how much I adore them...even though I don't even know them personally, in the flesh!! They have encouraged me and helped me through some rough times more than they will ever know...Just by their comments they have left, or something they may have posted on their blogs...I am a better person by knowing them...or..."reading" them!
I submitted an article, totally different than what I had expected...I will let you know the "when" and "where." I appreciate "the three's" efforts in getting people to reply to my question...Please feel free to answer the question, if you like...I would love to hear more replies...
xo Yolanda
A Question for You...
If you would PLEASE answer this question for me...just by names and their relation or connection to you...and getting ALL your FEMALE friends to answer...I will tell you WHEN and WHERE it will be published, so you can see the part you played in my "creation." ( I won't be quoting names or resources....I am solely interested in your answer to the question...)
(Unfortunately, this "creation" has a deadline of "a couple of days..."HASTE my friends...HASTE!)
Thanks in advance...Melissa...Lisa...Smee......PLEASE get all your friends who blog to answer?!
Meme for Melissa
A) Four jobs I have had in my life:
1) Lagoon Amusement Park Division Coordinator...Yup...I was one of the "important" people walking around with a radio, and telling everyone what to do...I actually learned a TON about management (I was a coordinator over all the employees who worked the rides, and the lifeguards at the water-park), guest services (yelling at people who spit off the sky-ride), and working under pressure (power failures, gang knifing, people killed on rides, having drunk people yell at you, cougars killing their mates as the Wild Kingdom Train passes by...) PLUS, this job paid for my first two years of college ( I worked 40-50 hour weeks)
2) Retail Manager of the Women's, Intimate, Men's, Children's, SHOES, and Home Fashions. I was there for 6 years, and two babies. I don't think I would EVER work retail again...EVERY holiday, day before the holiday, the day after the holiday, you are working. And by the time I put in all the hours I needed to do my job, my "salary" was actually getting me minimum wage ( okay, I'm exaggerating...but not by much!!)
3) Janitor of a MLM company's building...My husband were newly married, and we thought this would be an "easy" night time gig that would only take 2-3 hours a night, and bring in some extra income. WELL...after my mop knocking over a huge vase in the foyer, picking up rancid leftovers on desks, and managing not to hurl every time I cleaned the men's room. REALLY...are men really this disgusting? It looked like toddlers learning how to go potty, times 100. I cleaned up smeared sh** on one of the toilets once...How can you NOT notice that? Needless to say, we quit after about a month. (I'm surprised we lasted that long!)
4) Museum Docent at the BYU Museum of Art during their first exhibit..."The Etruscans"...which equated into "big whoop." Instead of getting King Tut, or some other legendary exhibit to show the opening year, they choose a group of people that even I did not enjoy (they existed before, and slightly around the time of the Greeks...which are MUCH more interesting...See places I would rather be...) as an Art History major. But, it was fun to direct and show people all the exhibits...it just wasn't THAT fun! (Oh, might I add that it was a VOLUNTEER job...as many of the positions were at the museum...Heaven forbid BYU to actually PAY a struggling student...I cringed every time I get an alumni letter asking for money--all mine was given for my education!)
B) Four movies I would watch over and over:
1) "The Chronicles of Riddick"---Vin Diesel ROCKS!!
2) "50 First Dates"--I usually hate Adam Sandler movies, but I ADORE this story-line and the concept of making someone fall in love with you every day...
3) "A Beautiful Mind"--Russell Crowe was robbed of an Oscar that year! (they feebly tried to make up for it by giving it to him for "Gladiator" the next year...)
4) "The Village"--Not so much for the story line, or the supposed "shocker," but because of the unmentionable love between Ivy and Lucius, which is shown by subtle actions like holding a hand...sitting on a porch (the BEST scene!!) or complete silence. (Plus it doesn't hurt that Joaquin Phoenix is the lead...)
5) I had to add this last one, which is actually one of my top 3 favorite films...but it is not one that I could watch over and over because I sob when I see it...it's "A Beautiful Life." It's an amazing story of the strength and love of a father, who is trying to make a horrendous situation livable for his son...Bring tissues!
C) Four places I have lived:
1) Chula Vista, California (on border of California by Tijuana)
2) Fort Collins, Colorado
3) Spokane, Washington
4) Farmington, Utah
5) ...but I was "made" in Japan!!
D) Four TV shows I love to watch:
1) "The Office"--ADDICTED!
2) "Grey's Anatomy"--I BAWLED when Denny died
3) "Prison Break"--Something my husband "made" me watch one night, and we are now anxiously awaiting the Season Premiere on Monday!!
4) "The King of Queens"--9pm week nights, on channel 12, I watch any re-run, and try to catch the new episodes when I can.
E) Four places I have been on vacation:
1) Los Gatos, California--We would visit my father's parents. They lived on this huge hill, with a winding dirt road that took you to the top where you saw an old, Spanish-style villa, barns, cows, chickens, rabbits, and alligator lizards. It was a pretty run-down place, but it had MAGIC nestled within it. My Grandpa would swing us on the huge swing he put in a tree, situated over a bluff...You would soar out over the edge, looking down into the valley. There was always "Juicy Fruit" gum available, as well as "Gummy" treats--bears, worms, etc. The BEST thing was my Grandpa's popcorn with his "secret" seasoning. He never would tell us what was in it, but it was a taste so magnificent, yet indescribable. We all thought that he would live forever, so when he passed away of a heart attack suddenly, it happened before anyone was able to get the recipe out of him!!
2) Santa Cruz, California. We would go to the boardwalk which has amusement rides and shops, and then, take two steps and be on the beach!! I would take fresh lemons from my uncles lemon tree, and put it on my hair to make it blonder. We would end the day by going to the "rifle booth," and seeing who could shoot the most points.
3) Tremonton, Utah--We would visit my other set of grandparents, and they were FUN!! My grandfather owned a horse farm, so we could always count on him for rides on the Shetland pony, Black Diamond, and then when we were older, the quarterhorse, Candyjola. My grandmother is where I get my..."use" of colorful language...She has soft, red hair, which perfectly matches the fire in her heart! Plus, she always gave us sips of her Pepsi light (we weren't allowed to drink caffeine)
4) Disneyland, via my husband's business trips...I went for my first time 2 years ago!
F) Websites I visit daily: (or semi-weekly)
1) other's Blogs
2) Bank
3) check my own blog to see if anyone is listening
4) Fandango (twice a month)
G ) Four of my favorite foods:
1) Sushi at the "Happy Sumo", with edamame.
2) Matcha Green Tea Blast at "Jamba Juice."
3) The Onion Rings at "Good Wood," SERIOUSLY the best!
4) a cold Route 44 Diet Vanilla Coke from Sonic! It's hilarious to see all the moms pulling into Sonic for a drink before the kids come home!
H) Four places I would rather be right now:
1) Out of debt.
2) In my new house..hopefully coming by September 2007! When we DO get in our new house, we WILL have ALL of our debt paid off...So I REALLY want...
3) ...To be signing the closing papers of selling our current home, for the price we picked.
4) On a beach (Greece), on a lounger, with my husband, watching my kids play in the surf, looking at the Parthenon in the distance!!
Sorry...but I'm not into "chain letters", send "five emails to five friends" type of gal! But know that I LOVE reading about all of you, and hope you now know me a little better!
Tears with Harold
Martin Luther King, Jr.: "I Have a Dream"
I am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation.
Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, signed the Emancipation Proclamation. This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of Negro slaves who had been seared in the flames of withering injustice. It came as a joyous daybreak to end the long night of their captivity.
But one hundred years later, the Negro still is not free. One hundred years later, the life of the Negro is still sadly crippled by the manacles of segregation and the chains of discrimination. One hundred years later, the Negro lives on a lonely island of poverty in the midst of a vast ocean of material prosperity. One hundred years later, the Negro is still languished in the corners of American society and finds himself an exile in his own land. And so we've come here today to dramatize a shameful condition.
In a sense we've come to our nation's capital to cash a check. When the architects of our republic wrote the magnificent words of the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, they were signing a promissory note to which every American was to fall heir. This note was a promise that all men, yes, black men as well as white men, would be guaranteed the "unalienable Rights" of "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." It is obvious today that America has defaulted on this promissory note, insofar as her citizens of color are concerned. Instead of honoring this sacred obligation, America has given the Negro people a bad check, a check which has come back marked "insufficient funds."
But we refuse to believe that the bank of justice is bankrupt. We refuse to believe that there are insufficient funds in the great vaults of opportunity of this nation. And so, we've come to cash this check, a check that will give us upon demand the riches of freedom and the security of justice.
We have also come to this hallowed spot to remind America of the fierce urgency of Now. This is no time to engage in the luxury of cooling off or to take the tranquilizing drug of gradualism. Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy. Now is the time to rise from the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice. Now is the time to lift our nation from the quicksands of racial injustice to the solid rock of brotherhood. Now is the time to make justice a reality for all of God's children.
It would be fatal for the nation to overlook the urgency of the moment. This sweltering summer of the Negro's legitimate discontent will not pass until there is an invigorating autumn of freedom and equality. Nineteen sixty-three is not an end, but a beginning. And those who hope that the Negro needed to blow off steam and will now be content will have a rude awakening if the nation returns to business as usual. And there will be neither rest nor tranquility in America until the Negro is granted his citizenship rights. The whirlwinds of revolt will continue to shake the foundations of our nation until the bright day of justice emerges.
But there is something that I must say to my people, who stand on the warm threshold which leads into the palace of justice: In the process of gaining our rightful place, we must not be guilty of wrongful deeds. Let us not seek to satisfy our thirst for freedom by drinking from the cup of bitterness and hatred. We must forever conduct our struggle on the high plane of dignity and discipline. We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence. Again and again, we must rise to the majestic heights of meeting physical force with soul force.
The marvelous new militancy which has engulfed the Negro community must not lead us to a distrust of all white people, for many of our white brothers, as evidenced by their presence here today, have come to realize that their destiny is tied up with our destiny. And they have come to realize that their freedom is inextricably bound to our freedom.
We cannot walk alone.
And as we walk, we must make the pledge that we shall always march ahead.
We cannot turn back.
There are those who are asking the devotees of civil rights, "When will you be satisfied?" We can never be satisfied as long as the Negro is the victim of the unspeakable horrors of police brutality. We can never be satisfied as long as our bodies, heavy with the fatigue of travel, cannot gain lodging in the motels of the highways and the hotels of the cities. We cannot be satisfied as long as the negro's basic mobility is from a smaller ghetto to a larger one. We can never be satisfied as long as our children are stripped of their self-hood and robbed of their dignity by a sign stating: "For Whites Only." We cannot be satisfied as long as a Negro in Mississippi cannot vote and a Negro in New York believes he has nothing for which to vote. No, no, we are not satisfied, and we will not be satisfied until "justice rolls down like waters, and righteousness like a mighty stream."¹
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I am not unmindful that some of you have come here out of great trials and tribulations. Some of you have come fresh from narrow jail cells. And some of you have come from areas where your quest -- quest for freedom left you battered by the storms of persecution and staggered by the winds of police brutality. You have been the veterans of creative suffering. Continue to work with the faith that unearned suffering is redemptive. Go back to Mississippi, go back to Alabama, go back to South Carolina, go back to Georgia, go back to Louisiana, go back to the slums and ghettos of our northern cities, knowing that somehow this situation can and will be changed.
Let us not wallow in the valley of despair, I say to you today, my friends.
And so even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream.
I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal."
I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood.
I have a dream that one day even the state of Mississippi, a state sweltering with the heat of injustice, sweltering with the heat of oppression, will be transformed into an oasis of freedom and justice.
I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character.
I have a dream today!
I have a dream that one day, down in Alabama, with its vicious racists, with its governor having his lips dripping with the words of "interposition" and "nullification" -- one day right there in Alabama little black boys and black girls will be able to join hands with little white boys and white girls as sisters and brothers.
I have a dream today!
I have a dream that one day every valley shall be exalted, and every hill and mountain shall be made low, the rough places will be made plain, and the crooked places will be made straight; "and the glory of the Lord shall be revealed and all flesh shall see it together."
This is our hope, and this is the faith that I go back to the South with.
With this faith, we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope. With this faith, we will be able to transform the jangling discords of our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. With this faith, we will be able to work together, to pray together, to struggle together, to go to jail together, to stand up for freedom together, knowing that we will be free one day.
And this will be the day -- this will be the day when all of God's children will be able to sing with new meaning:
My country 'tis of thee, sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing.
Land where my fathers died, land of the Pilgrim's pride,
From every mountainside, let freedom ring!
And if America is to be a great nation, this must become true.
And so let freedom ring from the prodigious hilltops of New Hampshire.
Let freedom ring from the mighty mountains of New York.
Let freedom ring from the heightening Alleghenies of
Let freedom ring from the snow-capped Rockies of Colorado.
Let freedom ring from the curvaceous slopes of California.
But not only that:
Let freedom ring from Stone Mountain of Georgia.
Let freedom ring from Lookout Mountain of Tennessee.
Let freedom ring from every hill and molehill of Mississippi.
From every mountainside, let freedom ring.
And when this happens, when we allow freedom ring, when we let it ring from every village and every hamlet, from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all of God's children, black men and white men, Jews and Gentiles, Protestants and Catholics, will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old Negro spiritual:
Free at last! Free at last!
Thank God Almighty, we are free at last!
This is a declaration for all backgrounds who have felt the tyranny of racism...Mormon, Jewish, African, Irish, Iranian, and all that cannot be contained in a list on this page...For our religious freedoms that allow us to worship as we choose. To be able to raise my children with compassion and integrity, and to not be bound by the gags of race and hate.
I am grateful for this day of tribute, and reflection...For the tears that splattered on that worn copy of manuscript...Because it is truly a celebration of ALL.
Beginnings of the New Year thru Webster
Here are some of the highlights of the past week...
uterine: u·ter·ine -adj.
1. Of, relating to, or in the region of the uterus: the uterine canal; uterine contractions.
2. Having the same mother but different fathers.
3. Being enclosed and dark; womblike.
ablation: ab·la·tion –noun
1. the removal, esp. of organs, abnormal growths, or harmful substances, from the body by
mechanical means, as by surgery.
2. the reduction in volume of glacial ice, snow, or névé by the combined processes of melting,
evaporation, and calving. Compare alimentation (def. 3).
3. Aerospace. erosion of the protective outer surface (ablator) of a spacecraft or missile due
to the aerodynamic heating caused by travel at hypersonic speed during reentry through the
Per·co·cet: trademark
Function: used for a preparation of acetaminophen and the hydrochloride of oxycodone
depression: de·pres·sion –noun
1. the act of depressing.
2. the state of being depressed.
3. a depressed or sunken place or part; an area lower than the surrounding surface.
4. sadness; gloom; dejection.
5. Psychiatry. a condition of general emotional dejection and withdrawal; sadness greater
and more prolonged than that warranted by any objective reason. Compare clinical depression.
6. dullness or inactivity, as of trade.
7. Economics. a period during which business, employment, and stock-market values decline
severely or remain at a very low level of activity.
8. the Depression. Great Depression.
9. Pathology. a low state of vital powers or functional activity.
10. Astronomy. the angular distance of a celestial body below the horizon; negative altitude.
11. Surveying. the angle between the line from an observer or instrument to an object below
either of them and a horizontal line.
12. Physical Geography. an area completely or mostly surrounded by higher land, ordinarily
having interior drainage and not conforming to the valley of a single stream.
13. Meteorology. an area of low atmospheric pressure.
goal: (—Synonyms) 1. target; purpose, object, objective, intent, intention. 2. finish.
My New Year's goal is not to have my body defeat me!! I will run, laugh, and be joyous again, and flip-off all that try to stop me!! (I wish I could say that last part was the percocet talking...but language is NOT on the list this year...)
To all of you who feel life can get insurmountable, and that things will never change, this goal is dedicated to you, to me, and to anyone who struggles! I pray we all grow from our trials, and that through them, grow into the people we cannot even begin to think we are!
I am not a Dixie plate
Do you remember the commercials about Dixie plates? How they are strong enough to hold ANY amount of food stacked or piled on them? Well, my friends, I have found that I am no longer a Dixie plate...
I am always the one who people turn to for help, advice, safety, confidence, confession, and digging people out of the ditches they find themselves in. I am the child who is never doted upon, because my parents know that I can take care of myself. I am the employee who gets all the crap departments, because my boss knows that I will fix them. I am the daughter who is called to "fix" her sibling, who has fallen away. I am the typcial mother, who is never suppose to get sick, show weakness, fatigue, or lose their temper, all amid never faltering at having a smile upon her face, while keeping home and hearth functioning.
Lately I feel like I am not the Dixie plate I use to be...but merely the generic, white, paper plate, where no matter how many you layer together, you will still manage to lose half your food, and have things seep into the layers of paper, leaving BBQ sause stains on your clean white t-shirt. I use to LOVE being "the one who could fix it,"and gladly took on helping after helping of issues. But, it seems as if I might need to be humbled into realizing that in reality, NO ONE is a Dixie plate, and that it is truly this juggling act that helps us to realize what we are amazingly capable of.
So here I am...With my soaked layers of paper plate, trying to hold together family, husband, children, friends, callings, a body that once was so fit and healthy that is slowly leading me down paths I never thought I would have to entertain at 36 (happy birthday to me! december 31st) hysterectomy? kidney and thryroid function? yucky meds? FATIGUE that keeps me literally thinking of bed ALL DAY?!
But at the same time that I write this, I am wonderfully aware of all my blessings...My cute kids who amaze me each day with their spirits and light that fills me up...My husband who lets me sleep in when the meds and stress kick in, and I am absolutely no good, and he knows it!...My best friend, who I can tell anything to, and who is so much a balancing "ying" to my "yang" that we are perfectly matched (and she STILL loves me after all is said, and done)...but most of all, to my Father in Heaven, who listens to me yell, scream, grieve, struggle, cry, complain, and wonder, and still gave me His Son, who has gone through ALL things for ME.
I LOVED Melissa's resolution to just take things one day at a time...Because when your plate is not a Dixie, life can get a little overwhelming!


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Reading Ride Out to Sue Ryder Care, Nettlebed, 15.02.09
Reading's February ride out took place on Sunday 15th. A fairly short ride had been planed to visit the Sue Ryder Care facility at Joyce Grove, Nettlebed, Oxfordshire to present a donation raised from proceeds of our 2008 Christmas raffle. The petrol station at Reading Services, on the westbound carriageway of the M4 was deemed the meeting point and a total of eight bikes turned up for the ride with Bob popping along to see us off. The run was led by Chris (VFR400R) with Tony (CB1300) acting as Tail End Charlie. Other branch members participating were: Mick (CBF1000), Allie (CBR600), Roger and Krys (VF750C), Ian and Angie (ST1100), Gaz (CB250K Special) and Ian (CBF1000).
We left the services and proceeded along the M4 to junction 12 where we took the A4 Theale By Pass before joining the A340 and heading for Pangbourne. We then proceeded along the A329 running adjacent to the River Thames up to the Wallingford By Pass. We then turned onto the A4130 and headed towards Nettlebed. At Nettlebed we were joined by Marion who had driven up with the donation.
The Sue Ryder Care facility at Nettlebed is located in Joyce Grove, a magnificent Edwardian country house set in 28 acres, originally built in 1904 by Robert Fleming, grandfather of James Bond author, Ian Fleming. The house features many large rooms, a superb galleried landing and even a haunted nursery which is now used as an office (during daytime only). The fully equipped site offers day care as well as being a hospice, although many patients return home to spend their final time in familiar surroundings. We were greeted by Jo Read, from the fund raising department, who showed us around the extensive facilities and gave us a very informative insight to it's running. The Cheque for Ł100.00 was presented to Jo by Mick before we left and headed to Henley-on-Thames for a pub lunch of bangers and mash.
Thanks to Sue Ryder Care and Jo Read for showing us around.
The bikes lined up in the visitors car park at Joyce Grove
Joyce Grove, the Impressive Sue Ryder Care Facility at Nettlebed
Plaque in the the main entrance hall
Fantastic fireplace in the lobby
Another very ornate fireplace
Jo Read receiving the cheque from Mick
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The unstoppable rise of crypto-currency and the establishment of a secure technology for global voting
In my last post nearly a year ago I outlined the emerging power of Bitcoin (BTC) and foresaw the amazing growth of this technology, a growth illustrated by the value of each BTC increasing from around $20 to $1200 and now temporarily stabilizing at about $700 before its inevitable next leap upwards.
The American technologist Andreas Antonopoulos is one of the clearest exponents of this emerging technology, and like myself, he was active in the early 1990s on the Internet and foresaw its enormous future at a time when many dismissed the Net as a foolish irrelevance.
In a YouTube video released on December 22nd 3013, Antonopoulos describes how incredibly disruptive BTC is as a technology, and how this technology is far more than another mere currency but that it has established something never before seen in the world - a globally-distributed, consensus-based asset-ledger technology based on proof-of-work, a technology manifested by the BTC blockchain - a global database of all BTC transactions which is updated every ten minutes.
In the early 1990s there was much FUD (Fear, uncertainty, doubt) spread in the mainstream media about the emergent Internet - and today it is no different with BTC - still often but wrongly characterized as a playground of drug-dealers, scammers and criminals.
BTC cannot be stopped however, it cannot be uninvented - and the technology behind it - based on unbreakable cryptography - is so resilient that thousands of hackers from around the world have been unable to break it or threaten it - despite the currently over $1 billion bounty awaiting anyone who succeeds.
Antonopoulos correctly states that national governments and central banks will not survive the rise of BTC unchanged - because BTC is a manifestation of millions of aware individuals from around the world who are consciously gaining economic power as that power leaks away from national governments - nicely illustrated by such sites as fiatleak .
As he says "The business models which underpin the financial services industry which is able to extract 8% of GDP (USA) for an inferior, politically corrupt and in the end harmful to consumer service - with crypto-currencies that industry is gone - only they do not know it yet - they haven't noticed it yet."
Of course the powerful, established players behind the central banks will not easily permit their power to be taken away from them - there will be an almighty battle fought in the political, economic and media spheres - yet that battle has already been lost by those central powers, lost because the very nature of decentralized, consensus-based, globally-active power is always of a higher quality and has more resources than any kind of centralized power - history has always attested to that.
Such a technology cannot fail to reset the power relationships between people and their governments - but before critics chime up about the dangers of mob rule it will be fair to point out that this technology in reality is being taken up by those who wish to take up their responsibilities as global citizens - a sort of global, modern version of the Athenian free citizens - and not by the masses of "idiotes" who, however decent they be as human beings are generally - due to their life-situation - going to be much more concerned with their personal interests than matters of national or global governance.
The BTC Blockchain is an almost perfect instrument to track global voting in a provable, incorruptible, transparent and highly visible time-stamped matter - and it will only be a matter of time before the Indignados in many countries will set up easy-to-use systems to utilize the Blockchain in their territories.
I would expect that such adoption - small at first, perhaps in cities first, then smaller nation-states will first occur in those countries with less stable political or economic systems, and ultimately spread around the entire world - and much sooner than anyone thinks - due to a combination of a rapid global uptake of crypto-currencies and an ever more failing QE and unpayable debt-addled fiat currency system in nation states.
Today one does not even need to be connected to the Internet to make good use of crypto-currencies, an ordinary non-smart mobile telephone will do thanks to the intelligent gateways springing up all over the developing world.
If one bears in mind that there are about 7.1 Billion people on earth of whom maybe 1 Billion have access to bank accounts and financial services, 2 Billion have access to the internet but there are 6.85 Billion mobile telephone subscriptions - rapid adoption of BTC via these simple devices will mean a huge increase in the use of BTC.
Central bankers and leaders of nation states will have much to fear from the vast increase in BTC awareness and adotion that we will see starting in 2014 - but for us ordinary global citizens this can mean real progress - a change from hidden, archaic centralized money and democratic procedures to open, secure and transparent systems the like of which have never before been seen in the world.
Welcome to a fully aware, globalized world where every citizen who wishes to actively participate in the new political and economic process will have the ability to do so - of course with BTC we already have the beginnings of that - its just that most of the world hasn't noticed yet.


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Back in November, I did a collection of illustrations for Harvard Business Review, and I thought I'd post a few of them. The one above was the big one, a portrait of business guru Peter Drucker. HBR was considering it for the cover, but eventually chose to go with photography, so this pic was used as a full-page alongside the feature instead.
I also did a handful of spot portraits of various CEOs to accompany their thoughts on Drucker. They were pretty small on the page, but I was pretty happy with how the drawings turned out, so I thought I'd post them here a bit bigger.
In the meantime, my primary project is still the Billy Bishop graphic novel for Penguin. It's a long haul, but I think it's coming along well.


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Author: Beth Revis
Publisher: Scripturient Books, 482 pages
Publication Date: October 6, 2014
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The future world is at peace.
Ella Shepherd has dedicated her life to using her unique gift—the ability to enter people's dreams and memories using technology developed by her mother—to help others relive their happy memories.
But not all is at it seems.
Ella starts seeing impossible things—images of her dead father, warnings of who she cannot trust. Her government recruits her to spy on a rebel group, using her ability to experience—and influence—the memories of traitors. But the leader of the rebels claims they used to be in love—even though Ella's never met him before in her life. Which can only mean one thing…
Someone's altered her memory.
Ella's gift is enough to overthrow a corrupt government or crush a growing rebel group. She is the key to stopping a war she didn't even know was happening. But if someone else has been inside Ella's head, she cannot trust her own memories, thoughts, or feelings.
So who can she trust?
An action-packed sci-fi thriller, The Body Electric kept me on the edge of my seat the entire time.
What I liked:
1. World-building. The world-building was solid, with interesting sci-fi technological advances such as androids and reliving happy memories through dreaming.
2. Plot. Intense and fast-paced. There's a war, rebels, and then there's Ella, who discovers she has the ability to enter someone else's dreams and find out information. And then she meets a guy who tells her she can't trust her best friend, who is doing her military internship on a different planet. What?? Oh, and supposedly Ella knows this guy but she's never met him before. What?? Twists and turns, jaw dropping revelations. Loved the plot. There is one huge plot hole, however, but I'm willing to overlook it.
3. Just the right amount of romance. It doesn't take over, it's not insta-love, and there's no love triangle.
4. It's a stand-alone. Although it takes place on the world that was left behind in the Across the Universe series, it completely stands alone. And it's not a series. Yay!


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Got the details through, via email, of the route for the Coastal Marathon in three weeks time.
Hmm. Much running on sand and paths. PB out the question. Looks like one to simply put down to.. "I'm going along for fun".
They say the course has been "measured", but if any runner feels its too short they can feel free to run on for a bit longer if they want!!Very good.
As per usual there has been no structured training regime or schedule for this race. Just doing what feels right on a week by week basis. Last couple of weeks have been a bit high mileage (65+), and I may keep up that trend this week and next, then have one weeks taper/easy week the week before the race.
Managed to "back fill" all the dates from March onwards into my backup log (took bliddy ages). Must remember to keep backups a bit more regularly.
On the old jazz front, after last weeks little dip into the avant garde I've been keeping it a bit straightforward and mainstream this week.
Well sadly, for most of my life it's been "unavailable" (it's life being ever so slightly shorter than mine). This record isn't available on CD! I can't believe it.
It's a veritable who's who of UK jazz from the golden age (early 60's). Dankworth, Tubby Hayes, Ronnie Scott, Jimmy Deuchar, Bobby Wellins... even a young Kenny Wheeler.
I love this set. 15 tracks; each based on a Dickens character (or characters). Favourite has got to be "Ghosts". Inspired by the ghosts in A Christmas Carol, where past, present and future are represented by Christmas music played in the form of trad jazz, mainstream jazz and modern jazz (in that order).
Beautiful, record. It almost makes me wish I hadn't signed the pledge..... Winters night..nice hot fire..crystal tumbler of Glenfiddich..and this album playing..perfect!!
As I say though, not available as a CD! Unbelievable. Who owns the rights to this record and why on earth hasn't it seen the light of day these last twenty odd years? They should be taken out and forced to explain themselves...(then shot).
I only managed to get this as some wonderful soul has loaded a bootleg copy onto t'internet.
I don't feel bad about downloading. It's an excellent quality copy... but if this was released tomorrow on CD I'd still rush out and buy it.