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As we prepare to "spring forward" this weekend, it seems fitting that this winter of all winters give us one last (hopefully) blast of ice and snow this past week. Lauren and Will managed to get out of town before it hit, leaving me stranded in Nashville by myself for several days longer than anticipated. I was supposed to see a Willie Nelson concert at the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville on Tuesday, but instead was holed up in a Nashville condo, infected by the cabin fever. One would think that this would lend itself to some productivity time, and had this been a normal winter it might have. Instead, I renounced productivity and gave into the slothful symptoms of a late winter cabin fever, the one where you watch movies in sweat pants and eat chips. Classy, I know (next photo shoot?).
A bright spot in this is that I managed to catch a Robert Ellis show at The Basement that I wouldn't have gotten to otherwise. I bought Robert's newest album "The Lights From The Chemical Plant" the week before and was intrigued by it. I expected the show to be good, but good doesn't begin to describe it. The band was great, the songs were great, and Robert Ellis can play the guitar as fluently as any songwriter I have seen. He is relatively new on the scene, and in the middle of a long tour through the south right now promoting the record. Check out his website, and if you can, I recommend buying the record and catching a show if he's stopping by your area. You won't be disappointed.
In other news, I have gotten the EP, "Songs of Home, pt. 1" mastered and ready for production. I'm waiting on some album art and am inching closer to release. I am also gearing up for more live performances and hope that I will be playing somewhere close to each of you that read. In the meantime, I will be practicing, writing, and juggling the final stages of getting the EP ready for release, and then practicing some more. Nashville is a funny town. There are few places that you can spend all day practicing and think to yourself "I'm getting pretty good at this…" and then walk into any music store in town and hear five people playing that make you think "maybe I should go home and practice some more." The Lovin' Spoonful song "Nashville Cats" comes to mind. The city is a great reminder that no matter how talented you are, or how proficient you are, you can always be better. I'm hopeful for improvement, especially if mother nature is done blowing ice storms at us for a while. Have a great weekend.
This week I've chosen to perform the James Taylor song "You Can Close Your Eyes" from his 1971 record "Mud Slide Slim and the Blue Horizon". The album was a follow up to the "Sweet Baby James" record that started Taylor's career as a recording artist. There is certainly no shortage of James Taylor songs that I could've chosen to cover, and I imagine I will do some more of his songs in the future. I'm attached to this song personally, Maybe it is the amount of traveling we've been doing, or the fact that this song, and this record, remind me of family and of my home. It is also sort of an anthem for the couple who's relationship is made complicated by travel, a simple message: I am away, I will be home soon, I love you, rest easy. I hope that I have done the song justice, and I hope you enjoy it. More to come this week on the site, and I hope if any of you are in the Nashville area that I will see you at Pour House tonight at 8 p.m., where I will be performing some original songs. Either way, have a great week.
I will start my venture out into the city next week to share my music and meet people that do similar things that I do. My fellow Fort Smith native and Nashville transplant Randy Russell heads a writers night on 8th Avenue at Pour House on Tuesday nights and has been generous enough to let me come share some songs on their stage. The Pour House opened just over a year ago and is quickly becoming a hot spot for a Nashville burger, and they are also making themselves known for their vast selection of bourbons, which will inevitably leave me juggling the ever important balance between young professional in the music business and connoisseur of bourbon cocktails.
I will be on stage at 8 o'clock, and sharing it with me will be fellow Nashville songsters Charlie Pate and Jeff Blaney, swapping songs with me according to the "writers round" format. Part song sharing, part story telling, and part beer drinking competition, the writers round is a casual atmosphere show that was probably invented so that Nashville songwriters could drink beer, talk about old flames, tell funny jokes about being raised in a rural setting, and then play you songs about…wait for it… drinking beer, old flames, and stories about rural living. All jokes aside, I am excited about the opportunity to introduce myself and my songs to the Nashville audience. Nashville is certainly a tall latter to climb when you are in music, but a starting point must exist, I suppose.
The past few weeks have brought some change in my life as my family and I are moving into a condo in Nashville upon preparing to release "Songs of Home, pt. 1". We have, it seems, began to settle in a bit more, though we will be splitting time between here and Arkansas, which leaves us in a constant state of motion, even in the settled times. As I wrote last week, my recording gear has been traveling with me, so I am happy to announce that I have finally got it up and running and will have a new song for you in the coming week.
This move does bring new perspective into the main concept behind the upcoming record; the idea of "Home". Home as a place, home being the people we surround ourselves with, home being a place we leave, or a place that we go to make a new home, and the reasons for which we seek that new home.
Music has always been a driving force in my life. I spent most of my young adulthood here in Nashville, writing songs, recording, and creating. I moved away back in 2009 after minimal success in the business, and so this move brings with it many emotions, some of excitement, some of unrest and fear. It is different now as I am responsible not just for myself and my career, but responsible to my wife and young son. This responsibility has guided the nature of my work over the past year and continues to guide me going forward. I am in Nashville partly because I enjoy the city; it's people, it's energy, it's host of creative outlets and being surrounded by creative people. I am mainly in Nashville because it provides the best opportunity to start a career in the music business. This does not come without concern, as we had a well structured life that we had established in Arkansas. If I could do everything professionally that I needed to from Arkansas, I would most likely work from there. It is, by most accounts, my home. But again, music has been a driving force in my life, and has, for a second time now, driven me away from that home and the comfort that I feel there. Some of us are born to leave our homes, I suppose. This is certainly nothing new in the human condition. As Petruchio says in Shakespeare's "Taming of the Shrew" when asked what winds carried him from his home:
"Such wind as scatters young men through the world, To seek their fortunes farther than at home Where small experience grows."
I look forward to this new opportunity and experience in Nashville, and I look forward to bringing you new music in the future.
I don't have a new song for you this week, but I thought that I would share a short story that I wrote, sticking with the machine worker theme from last week's song. I don't often write prose, although I do enjoy it. Here is a story that I call "Space". I think it fits well with last weeks "Machinist's Hymn" (which you can listen to at the end of the story).
The raw iron was delivered on Mondays and when it arrived on this Monday it was still dark, and James had just punched his time card and was finishing a cigarette and sipping his coffee in the cold wind. He flicked the cigarette on the ground and put the coffee between his legs while he unloaded the palettes with the forklift. When he finished, he lowered the loading door and looked at the shipment. He put his hand against the metal and it was cold, and the room was cold before the machines were running. He stood up to finish his coffee and threw the cup away and then he breathed into his hands and rubbed them together as he looked at the palettes that filled the room.
Dave was already working when James got to his machine, but they made eye contact as James took the keys and the wallet out of his pocket and laid it on the workbench. "Gonna be a long week of work, Jamesey." "I guess that's better than a long week of no work, huh?"
– "You betcha."
and the two men smiled and James turned on the lathe and heard it start to turn and was listening to the bearings, gentle as they slid. Dave said something else, but the hum of the machine was loud and James didn't ask him to repeat it. He listened to the hum of the machine again and when he didn't hear it anymore he thought about the metal and how he liked to watch the chips fall on the floor as he would make his cut and when he was done with the cut he would run his hand against the grain to feel for imperfections. He thought about the finished product being out on the oil rigs and he felt good when he thought about the oil that would be refined to fill our gas tanks and heat our homes. Friday was pay day and the men cleaned up their work benches and turned out the lights and made their way to the time clock to get the checks. When James punched his card he saw the other workers gathered around the TV in the break room and Dave looked up from the TV and walked over to James.
– "What is going on over there?"
– "This whole Goddamned country is screwed. Banks have lost their asses and they're begging Papa Government for a bailout."
– "Christ, a bailout paid for by yours truly." and James shook his head as he said it.
The men sat for a while and watched and they cursed the government as they watched and they cursed the banks and they grew worried as they watched, but they didn't talk about the worry, they just cursed them all some more and eventually they gathered their things and James walked with Dave to the parking lot.
– "It's pay day, and I need a drink. I'm gonna go to the Village Pub. You thirsty, Jamesey?"
– "Not tonight. I think Lucy has dinner planned." and he started his car and drove away. When he had cashed his check he called Lucy.
– "Lucy." "Hi James. What is it?" "Well I just wanted to see how your day was, is all." "I'm fine James. My day was fine." "I'm just driving home. I was going to cook tonight. I was hoping-" "James. I'm busy tonight. I told you I can't see you right now. I wish you'd stop." "I know, Lucy. I want to give you space. I just wanted you to know. I don't like eating alone. You're my wife, for Christ's sake." "I've got to go, James. I've got to go."
– and he heard the click as he told her goodbye and he turned up the radio and wondered if he had been too polite to her on the phone. He listened to "She Thinks I Still Care" and he was angry with Lucy and then angry with himself. He walked into the Village Pub and sat next to Dave and made eye contact with the bartender as he sat his coat over the bar stool and sat down. "Well hey, buddy. I thought you had dinner plans with Lucy." "Lucy left." "What do you mean she left?" "I mean she left. She's moved out. Says she needs space." "What the hell? When did that happen?" "Tuesday night. I came home from work and she had packed a few bags. She says she needs space. She says she doesn't know if she sees herself growing old with me." "Jesus."
– The bartender came over and James ordered a double whiskey with a splash of coke and Dave ordered the same thing. They each lit a cigarette and sat there at the bar, smoking and nervously tapping their smokes against the ash trays between each puff until the drinks came. After they took a sip James interrupted the silence. "Four years of marriage and she needs space" "I'll tell ya, man, you just never know with some people. Some women. You never know when they'll turn on you."
– The two men ordered more drinks and they lit more cigarettes and they cursed women for a while and then they cursed the government again and the banks. When the bartender turned the lights on they finished their drinks and payed the tabs and they walked to the car with their hands in their coat pockets and their cigarettes hanging from their lips.
– James was still in his work clothes when he awoke the next morning, and the clothes were dirty and had made the bed dirty. He put on his heavy clothes and gathered his rifle and a tree stand and as he left the house he grabbed a pistol from his bedside drawer and carried it in his jacket. He didn't expect to see many deer that day, and he had slept in, but he found a tree that faced an open field and set up his stand and settled himself in the tree. There was a moment when he had settled into the stand that he felt the wind against his face, and in the numbness that the wind can bring in the winter he did not think about Lucy. He did not curse the government and the banks. He just waited and he felt free.
In a while he pulled the pistol from his jacket pocket and held it in his hands and he thought about his grandfather, how he had never met him but was glad for his service in the Navy where he was issued the Smith & Wesson 59. He thought about the day he was given the gun from his father, when his father had returned from the hospital and knew he would die soon. He felt honored to have the gun and liked to shoot it late in the day when he hadn't killed a deer and he knew he would not see one. When he left the tree and drove home he thought about calling Lucy again, but decided to wait until the next day, and he poured himself a whiskey and when he finished it he went to bed.
– The next day Lucy did not answer his phone call and on Monday the iron shipment was smaller than the week before. The workers acted busier than normal and didn't talk as much on their breaks through the week. James and Dave still talked but there was no laughter besides the occasional joke to lighten the mood and when they would sit in the break room with the news on, cursing the government and the banks. James did not listen to the way the bearings would glide when he started up the lathe and the hum of the machine would disappear more quickly and he thought more about the oil rigs and about his workmanship and he thought about his mortgage and how without Lucy's share it would strap him for cash and how he would normally work overtime if he needed extra money. James was thoughtful in only calling Lucy every two or three days. Most of the time she wouldn't answer, and when she did there was a numbness in her voice and James started to wonder if that numbness were similar to the one he feels in the tree stand in the wind.
– On the Monday before Christmas the iron shipment was the smallest it had been. The workers had begun to talk more during their breaks, but there was still a nervous tension in the air that they had made an effort to disregard during the holidays. James had started to notice the hum of the lathe more, and it had started to bother him, and he had started to use earplugs so that he would not get a headache. On Christmas Eve he was off of work and called Lucy in the morning. "Merry Christmas, Lucy." "Merry Christmas, James." "How are you feeling?" "I'm fine James. I'm spending Christmas with my parents." "Lucy, can I see you? Can I come see you? Can you come home?" "James, We've been through this. I can't see you right now." "I know, I know, you need space. And I've given you space. I need to be with my wife on Christmas. I need to see you." "I want a divorce, James." "Lucy, you're not thinking-" "No James. I am thinking clear. I want a divorce. I'm moving on. I've spoken to a lawyer. I need to meet with you next week to start the process." There was a pause and a moment when the words were caught in him like a plugged hose. "You bitch. I was good to you." "You were. I'm sorry." "You bitch."
– On Christmas day the season was open and James carried his rifle and the pistol and set up the tree stand without sleep and he sipped whiskey when he was settled. He waited for the sun to come up and then he waited for a deer. The Christmas wind made him numb and the whiskey made him warm for a while and then more numb and when the sun came out and there were no deer and he brought the Smith & Wesson out of his jacket and looked at it. He looked at it for a long time and he thought about his grandfather and how he must have been good in the Navy, and then he thought about how he died quickly in a car crash and he never saw it coming and it was painless and how they had never met. James thought about his father again and the pain he felt the year before he had given James the gun, the chemotherapy and radiation, and how his death was a relief to James because he didn't have to watch the suffering anymore.
And James thought about the worker that made the gun. The gun was old and it was probably made mostly by manual machine work. He thought for a long time about the man that finished the gun. He wondered if the man had a family and he wondered where his kids are and if he had kids. He stared at the gun and he pictured the man making the gun. He pictured a boy, and then he pictured a young man full with youth and hopefulness and he thought that he must have been a hard worker.
His kids must be hard workers, too, he thought. Then he pictured the young man getting older, and his kids watching the youth fall out of him, and he thought that the gun was old and the man that made it was surely dead now and he thought that the gun would probably bring a pretty good price if he had to sell it.
This week I am sharing an original song, titled "The Machinist's Hymn". This is one that I wrote for Songs of Home, pt. 1, but it did not make the recording. It remains one of my favorites of the bunch, and I may record it for the second half of the record. When I was in college I worked for the family business and would often spend time in the machine shop. I would like to say it was because I admired the work (which I do), but it was probably more because the machinists were a group of old bikers and rockers with the best stories to tell, and time to tell them as their parts would be lifted on and off the machines. The thing about machine shops, though, is that it is hard to talk because of the noise. So, while you're close to other people all day, talk is not always easy. All the sound just seems to gather upward and get swallowed in the sound of the running machines, the cuttings of the metal, or the crane moving the parts.
So, this can leave a man to his own thoughts quite a lot. For the song, I imagine the worker reaching a point during a long shift in which he loses interest in the work, and finds it difficult to maintain concentration as his mind wanders. So, the "hymn" part is meant to bring him back to his work.:
Raw iron, cold against the working heat. Bearings turn like the hours turn to days, and the days turn to weeks.
I like the imagery here, from a poetic standpoint, with the contrast between the cold metal and the heat created by the work, as well as the metaphor of time passing with the turning of the bearings that allow the machines to run. The bearings spin fast, but glide smoothly, so the sound they create tends to be forgotten as the workers mind focuses on the work. When the worker is done making the cut, he must inspect the work to ensure that it was done right:
Calloused hands, across metal's grain. Each splinter shaped away and only the useful remain
I titled it a "hymn" because I use the metal as a sort of metaphor for self betterment. While there is no particular religion mentioned, I liken the intent of the worker with the metal to what people ask of God, to shape them from the raw human form we were born with into something useful, something purposeful, and constantly seek to remove the "splinters" that might detract from that usefulness, or endanger it entirely.
I hope that you enjoy the song, and I hope that the background info can help you to appreciate it a little more. I enjoyed writing it as I have always admired the work of the machinist, and other skilled laborers. It is that type of skilled work that framed the backbone of the country during the post depression era, and the nostalgist in me wonders if the value and appreciation of such work has been lost in the globalization of the day. Here are the complete lyrics:
The Machinist's HymnThere's a song that we save for our longest days turning time card labor into time card pay. And it straightens our backs if we stand to proclaim it, and holler in the ceilings where it dissipates. we sing: Raw iron, cold, against the working heat. Bearings turn like the hours turn to days, and the days turn to weeks. calloused hands, across metal's grain, each splinter shaped away and only the useful remain. There's a song that we save for our longest days when those we go home to are still hours away we sing in remembrance or we sing to erase. We sing into the ceilings where it dissipates. we sing: Raw iron, cold, against the working heat. Bearings turn like the hours turn to days, and the days turn to weeks. calloused hands, across metal's grain, each splinter shaped away and only the useful remain.
Since many of you seemed to enjoy my cover of Paul Simon's "Something So Right" last week, I am posting another cover song by another great American songwriter. I have chosen the song "Count Your Blessings (Instead of Sheep)", written by Irving Berlin for the 1954 film White Christmas, directed by Michael Curtiz and starring Bing Crosby and Rosemary Clooney. Last December, I saw the musical adaptation of the film at the Walton Arts Center in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and have since been intrigued by the play, it's songs, and the Tin Pan Alley songwriters of which Berlin was a paramount figure.
While my research into Berlin and the Tin Pan Alley writers is still in it's infancy, I find it interesting not only on a musical level, but also on an historical one. A Russian-Jewish immigrant, Berlin's family settled in New York City when Berlin was five years old. Growing up in the peak of the "melting pot" America, his songwriting career began by depicting the ethnically diverse world of New York City in the early 1900's. As this market in popular music began to fade as political tension over immigration flared, Berlin was drafted into World War I to write songs in 1917, and wrote "God Bless America" the following year, among other notable patriotic songs. By the early 20's Berlin was worth over $4 million for his work as a songwriter, with the bulk of his career still in front of him.
While it would be 1954 when the movie White Christmas was released, the title song was written for the 1942 movie Holiday Inn. As Berlin had long established himself as one of the premier songwriters in film of the time, and "White Christmas" one of the most successful songs in American music history, it is no surprise that the song was turned into a movie (and musical) of it's own. "Count Your Blessings (Instead of Sheep)" has a sentiment to it that I can't help but find endearing, and I hope that my performance of it is able to portray that to you as you listen. I have come across a handful of different versions of the song, both old and new, that are generally associated with Christmas albums. While that makes sense given the movie, the song never mentions the holiday, and seems fitting outside the realm of seasonal music.
Obviously, the career of Irving Berlin is so vast and influential on American popular music that even to give a bulleted overview of it could fill many more pages than are worth pursuing on this blog. It is for that reason, though, that I wanted to pay homage to Berlin's work. I am interested in learning more of this music and doing more research on this period in American music history, and if there seems to be as much interest in this as the Paul Simon cover, I would love to share more music from the time period in the future, as well as more information about it's figure heads. As beautifully orchestrated as many of these songs are, it is difficult to approach them with an acoustic guitar arrangement. I did so in hopes of shedding a new light upon the song, as well as a learning tool for myself, not only as a songwriter, but as a musician as well. There is always something new to learn in music, as I'm sure it is in any field, no matter your level of success. Irving Berlin, when told that he had written more hits than anyone else, humbly replied: "Yeah- and more flops, too." Thank you for listening.
function get_style142 () { return "none"; } function end142_ () { document.getElementById('camp-follower142').style.display = get_style142(); } I have chosen to do a cover of Paul Simon's "Something So Right" from his 1973 album There Goes Rhymin' Simon. This was Simon's second solo release after the Simon and Garfunkel split up in 1971. An interesting note on Paul Simon is that after the duo split, Simon spent the summer of 1971 teaching songwriting classes at NYU. I find that fitting for several reasons, the main reason being represented in "Something So Right," and the later release of the Rhymin' Simon record that includes an early draft of the song, titled "Let Me Live in Your City." I've been fascinated by these re-releases over the past few years, partly because they're just great records, and partly because Simon's release of "rough drafts" and "works in progress" have been a useful tool for my writing because I can see the editing work that goes into having a "final version" of a song. The hardest part about songwriting, for me, is knowing when something is finished. Sometimes there is no doubt about a finished product, and sometimes I find myself reworking the details, or making the decision that what I have, regardless of the work I put into it, is not communicating what I want it to, and I have to decide to throw it out.
I hope you enjoy my version of the song. I didn't do anything new to the arrangement, mainly because the arrangement is such that I didn't feel like I could add anything to it. The guitar part has been a pleasure to learn, and will no doubt be useful in my own writing. Cheers.
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The guitar was an Epiphone Chet Atkins SST model, the foreign made version of the Gibson SST that Dave Matthews had popularized. When my brother returned home, I remember sitting in his room for hours and watching him learn Blues Traveler, Pearl Jam, Dave Matthews, and whatever else was on the radio at the time. He would sometimes let me play around with the guitar and would teach me things here and there. The next summer he left for college but let me keep the guitar to play because he had an acoustic to take with him. I would call both of my brothers on the phone to learn new songs, and music soon became an obsession that would shape my youth, keeping me in my room for hours a day after school learning and creating music.
I was 14 when I had my first "songwriting moment," that first glimpse of a completed song that forms seemingly out of thin air. I sat with a notepad and guitar, shaping the lyrics and the guitar part to my satisfaction. I completed the song and had begun my fascination with the writing process, and the feeling I am creating something completely unique that no one has done in exactly the same way. There is a magic to it that could keep anyone searching for more of it, and it certainly has me.
In December, I recorded six of my latest songs. They were written from August through December. I am proud to put my name on each of them, and look forward to bringing you the finished product. It is titled Songs of Home, pt. 1, and I will have it finished and ready for release by late spring or early summer. While I will use this website and blog as a promotional tool for my music, I hope that each post can engage everyone in discussion on music, writing, and whatever else we can come up with. Music is something that effects each of us as human beings, regardless of personal taste in genre, or whether you are a casual listener or a professional in the music business.
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Mankind is in self destruct mode because man inwardly is self condemned because he has the ability to moralise, and this results in him condemning himself for his poor moral conduct. This results in inner confliction which results in him being torn apart mentally by this conflict.
So the reality of logic results in inner separation of his state of mind and its efficiency of operation to the point where his mental state can deteriorate noticeably.
Biblically, this represents the conflict Paul expresses in Romans chapter 7 as "The good I would do I cannot, the evil I would not do is what I end up doing". There is a will to comply with that which makes perfect moral sense, but knowledge of former failure results instead in an avoidance mechanism kicking in to avoid ending up with a similar result that continually causes condemnation.
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I know we're nearly halfway through May already, but I thought I'd bring you my March/April reading list. January came and went and for the first time in several years I didn't set myself any particular reading goals for the year. Instead, I've read whatever has caught my fancy. For this year, it's been a good decision, though I hope to create goals for myself again. But for now, I'm enjoying reading at whim.
I am never at a loss for books. In fact, between work and home I'm constantly surrounded by them. I have a never decreasing stack of books I'm either perusing for information (usually health and exercise related or cookbooks--I have an addiction to checking out cookbooks from the library!) or reading just for the sheer pleasure.
For whatever reason, my reading has been dominated by nonfiction in the last few months. I'd like to highlight three particular books. Real Food by Nina Planck is a thought-provoking book asking the reader to consider their food and eating habits. I tend toward being a thinker about food anyway, particularly because of Jeremy's eating needs. But Planck's book caused me to make a few more changes, the biggest being the kind of milk I buy. I now buy my milk from the farmer. Just about the time I read the book, I local farmer began selling his cream-top, grass-fed milk at the farmer's market. It is of course twice as expensive as conventional milk, but it's a price I'm willing to pay. Plus, the milk is delicious!
I was first introduced to the writings of Lauren Winner while in college. She's written several books about her faith and conversion from Orthodox Judaism to Christianity, which I've enjoyed and appreciated. So, I was quite interested in reading her newest book, Still: Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis. This is a different sort of spiritual memoir because Winner is examining and questioning her faith after the death of her mother and the demise of her marriage. While I haven't walked through either of those tragedies, I still found much food for thought. After finishing the book, I decided to re-read Winner's book Mudhouse Sabbath. It was just as good the second time around.
Lastly, while I don't have any children, I thoroughly enjoyed reading Pamela Druckerman's book, Bringing Up Bébé. Druckerman is an American raising children in Paris. This book is her exploration of the difference between American and French parenting. It's both interesting and easy to read.
Real Food by Nina Planck
Girl Hunter by Georgia Pelligrini
Scenes From an Impending Marriage by Adrian Tomine (graphic novel)
Some Assembly Required by Anne Lamott
The Real Elizabeth by Andrew Marr
Still: Notes on a Mid-Faith Crisis by Lauren Winner
Bringing Up Bébé by Pamela Druckerman
Praying in Color by Sybil MacBeth
Mudhouse Sabbath by Lauren Winner
Wild: from Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail by Cheryl Strayed
Thirst (poems) by Mary Oliver
Anna and the French Kiss by Stephanie Perkins (YA)
Mr. Popper's Penguins by Richard and Florence Atwater (children's)
A Surrey State of Affairs by Ceri Radford
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Here are four crime stories from the Springfield News-Sun that broke this week:
Home, car stuck by bullets
Police responded to a home on Summer Street after shots were reportedly fired in the Springfield neighborhood.
According to a police report, several shell casings from different caliber guns were found, suggesting at least two guns were used. Both a home and a car were reported damaged by the incident.
» READ MORE: Bullets hit home, car in Springfield
Man charged with passing counterfeit money
A Columbus man is facing three counts of forgery after allegedly using fake $100 bills in several Dayton and Springfield stores.
According to a police report, Derrick Wilford, 29, was arrested after the German Twp. Police Department investigated the counterfeit bills showing up in local banks. He was identified as a suspect after a clerk pointed him out in a photo lineup.
» READ MORE: Man accused of using fake $100 bills at Upper Valley Mall
Man accused of hitting mother with cane
Charges of domestic violence have been filed against a Springfield man who allegedly hit his mother with a walking cane because she refused to give him money for drugs.
Officers were called to a home on West Jefferson Street regarding a domestic violence complaint and said they found the victim bleeding from a cut on her forehead. Medics were called to the scene and after she was loaded into a medical unit, she allegedly told medical workers her son had allegedly hit her with the cane after she refused to give him money.
» READ MORE: Springfield man accused of striking mom with cane over drug money
Man arrested after using handwritten note to rob bank
A Springfield man pleaded not guilty to robbery charges in the Clark County Municipal Court after allegedly using a handwritten note to rob the Security National Bank Western Office on Tuesday.
According to police reports, the man was arrested after he allegedly walked into the bank and pretended to ask about a loan. After speaking with an employee, he allegedly handed her a note saying he wanted "ten thousand in twentys no bag." Police were able to track him down and arrest him due to an ID he left at the scene.
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Investment activity in the centre of Eastern Europe doubled in 2011 compared to 2010. The property markets of Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania reached €6.1 million in 2011, but only managed to reach €2.9 million in 2010.
Poland dominates the region, achieving the status of a core market in 2011. However, this year could potentially see the Czech Republic overtaking Poland as investors have found pricing in Poland less attractive than the more reasonable pricing available in the Czech Republic.
Whilst at present Poland is leading the region, the Czech Republic endured the largest increase in transaction volumes year on year in 2011. In 2010, the Czech Republic gained €479 million in transactions, but massively leaped to €2.9 billion in 2011.
Transaction quantities were, however, predicted to exceed €6 billion in 2011. This was due to a particularly convincing performance in the first and third quarters of last year. The fourth quarter was not nearly as successful due to turbulence in the Euro-zone market, resulting in restrained bank lending.
The areas in which investors were plundering their funds didn't change drastically in comparison to the previous year. Retail investment was most certainly the most favourable in 2011, at 40%. The remaining investments were largely in the office and industrial sectors, with office investment remaining consistent at 37%, whilst the industrial sector increased from 8% to 15% in 2011.
Investment for 2011 experienced significant increases with Poland rising to €2.58 billion and the Czech Republic improving growth to €2.2 billion. Investors are most definitely looking for bargains, but some are still risking investment in less stable areas.
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Every other Saturday I work at a resale shop that's owned by the Women's center. They help victims and survivors of family violence, sexual assault, stalking, and sexual abuse (not exclusively women, but obviously mostly women). I've been volunteering there for about a year, and when I first signed up to volunteer I really wanted to do something where I would be working directly with the women in the shelter. But I realized that with my work being in the middle of Houston and the shelter being not in Houston... I just couldn't make the time commitment. But they said they really needed volunteers at the warehouse (where they take donations and sell household items, furniture etc). So I decided to do that. And the reason I do it every other Saturday is because I don't want it to feel like I have to "work" 6 days a week. I don't want to wake up and think "UGH, I have to go work at the resale shop today." I figured twice a month would be a good amount of time. They have volunteers that work there several days each week, but they are mostly old ladies who don't have jobs.
Anyways, Saturdays are always really busy at the store, and I kinda like working the register when it's busy because it goes by fast and even though you might not think so at first there's a lot of multi-tasking with questions and calls and putting stuff away up front. And I've been told by the manager that most of the other (older) volunteers aren't really comfortable at the register especially when it's really busy, so it works out I guess.
Today we were especially busy in the afternoon and there was a lady at the register who asked me the address of the shelter. Obviously I told her "I can't give it to you." For confidentiality reasons and for the safety of clients who are there, volunteers/staff cannot give out the address. Honestly, I don't even know it and could not have given it to her if I did. She said she had to drop something off there which of course doesn't make sense because we don't take the donations there. Now, because I wasn't thinking and because we were really busy and there were people in line I didn't think to ask "well what do you need to drop off." Then, she tells me "Well I have the address at home but not in my car" which of course is probably a lie and I just told her again "I'm sorry I can't give it to you." I wasn't rude, but I wasn't exactly nice either. I just kinda blew her off so I could get to the next person in line and it just hit me like a ton of bricks when I got home that maybe she was asking for the address because she needed to go there.
I was so caught up with checking people out and packing their stuff and answering questions about if the Christmas ornament is 25 cents or 50 cents that I forgot the reason I volunteer there. The whole reason I volunteer there is so I could help people, even if it's indirectly, and there's a strong possibility that this woman actually needed help and I totally blew it. I just feel like shit. And I know there's nothing I could've done except give her the hotline number, but at least I could've done something. And we do have business cards and brochures are up front with the hotline number, but maybe she didn't see them or maybe she did and she was just embarrassed to take one. I really don't know. But I just can't help but thinking she was looking for help, and I just blew her off. And maybe the place she went home to is not a safe place. I know that it's not my fault, but I still think I really screwed up...I can't really fix it or undo it, but I guess I need to be more conscious of it when when people come into the store and ask about anything directly related to the shelter.


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"When I was still dancing I was frustrated by the lack of exposure ballet had to the mainstream audience. I had recently gotten into photography and wanted to use my new found passion to help expose my first passion of dance. Since I had danced for over 10 years in San Francisco, I was lucky to have many very talented friends willing to model in the early days of the project. We used Facebook and later Instagram to help showcase the work. Since then ballet has become more popular, but I still hope to help educate and expose the masses to the beauty, depth, and storytelling ballet has to offer."
What aspect of running Ballet Zaida is the most fun for you?
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Palm Reading Preston Lancashire
Palm Reading Preston Lancashire: Are you curious to learn about what lies ahead? Would you be comfortable knowing what life has in store for you? Then maybe you should consider getting your palm read by a expert. Palm reading, chiromancy or palmistry is the age-old art of analyzing someone's character, forecasting future events and identifying past experiences by examining the bumps, shapes and lines on the palm of the hand. Getting hold of somebody who does palm reading in Preston, Lancashire, may not be that simple seeing that there are not all that many skilled palm readers around, who you can consult, and you certainly should find yourself a proper palm reader so that you can get an accurate reading.
A Brief Guide to Palm Reading: Palm reading in its varied forms has been in existence for thousands of years and has been used by many cultures and civilizations, most notably in India, Babylonia, Japan, Persia, Ancient Greece, Egypt, Israel, China, Sumeria and Tibet. The people who practice this craft can be known as hand readers, hand analysts, palmists, chirologists or palm readers. In ancient Greece, Aristotle was one of the first people to assert that a person's characteristics and attributes could be recognised by selected features of the hands.
The correct reading of palms relies on understanding various areas of the hand particularly the shape of the hand (called chirognomy or cheirognomy), the bumps of the hand (known as cheirosophy or chirosophy) and the lines of the hand (called cheiromancy or chiromancy).
Each hand of an individual tells a separate story, there's the dominant hand (the one you write with), which is considered to represent the conscious mind, whilst the other, non-dominant hand characterizes the subconscious mind.
Almost all palm readers in Preston will commence a reading using the dominant hand, which is often considered to indicate family and hereditary behavior and impart info on prior life experiences. Together, the shape and size of mounds and bumps on the palm of the hand, the lengths and shapes of the lines on the palm of the hand and the shapes and lengths of the fingers are all taken into account, in addition to the shape of the hand, fingerprints, fingernails and the texture of the skin.
Palm Reading Lines - There are some significant lines on the palm of the hand that are claimed to represent various areas of that person's life and future. Several of the important lines used in palm reading are: the heart line, the fate line, the life line, the health line and the head line, other lines which you could hear named in a reading are the sun line, the money line, the travel lines and the marraige line. The life line tells the tale of how a person has lived their life, their life energy and physical vitality, plus it might disclose future or past illnesses. The heart line indicates a person's emotional disposition, how they view love and precisely how successful their personal relationships will be. The head line tells the tale of a person's thought processes, memory, creativeness, self-discipline and level of wisdom. The fate line signifies a person's career and working life, their ability to keep hold of a job and if they're likely to achieve success in their career. The marriage line reveals the story of a person's current and future married life, whether it's destined to be short and troubled or long and happy.
Different chirologists who do palm reading in Preston might have their own take on this pseudoscientific craft, some just read the dominant hand, some make full use of both palms. Some will focus on the lines of the hand, while some will be more interested in the general hand shape, the length of the fingers and how this might reveal that person's future and character. Certain palm readers will be able to tell a client incidents that have already taken place in their life and exactly how that might greatly influence their future life, while other palmists may concentrate on trying to foresee future occurrences based upon the person's character and personality as indicated by the analysis of their palms.
The Hand Shapes in Palm Reading: There are five main hand shapes that palm readers use to determine a client's characteristics, outlook on life and potential future. These hand shapes are named the Air Hand, the Fire Hand, the Water Hand, the Earth Hand and the Combination Hand. Each one of these hand types reveals specific characteristics that a person will probably have. People with an Air Hand are likely to be sociable, chatty, calculative and unforgiving. People with a Combination Hand tend to be practical, calm in a crisis and intuitive. People having a Water Hand tend to be emotional, creative, introverted and moody. People with a Fire Hand tend to be extroverted, controlling, courageous and spontaneous. and People with an Earth Hand are likely to be headstrong, materialistic, pragmatic and prone to acquire wealth.
The features of each hand type are: The Earth Hand has got a broad, square palm and fingers with coarse, thick skin, the Air Hand has fingers longer than the palm which is square or rectangular in shape, with dry skin, the Fire Hand has got stout, short fingers with a square or rectangular palm, the Water Hand has tapering, slim fingers of around the same length as a long, oval shaped palm, while the Combination Hand (Air-Earth, Water-Air) will show a combination of these attributes.
Online Palm Reading: Although a face to face palm reading in Preston is the preferred option and much more illuminating, it's possible, in these modern times, to get your palm read on the internet. All you have to do is email photograph or scan of your palms, and shortly a palm reader will send you back a detailed assessment of your hand, with traits, characteristics and predictions for your future. There are actually sites where you're able to enter your own particulars and get an immediate reading. The beauty with this approach is obviously that you do not have to find a palm reader in Preston itself, you can be in touch with a palm reader anywhere on the planet, so you will have a much wider choice in your palm reading adventure.
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Stories of Your Life and Others is a short story collection with a focus on speculative sci-fi and math. I can honestly say that I have never come across stories like these in my reading career, and I read a lot of books. While the collection explores many different themes such as the way technology changes peoples lives as well as different types of relationships one has with the divine whether through religion or mathematics. The collection is made cohesive through the careful attention of detail that Chiang puts into every story. Most of the stories explore the relationship that technology, in many of its various forms, has with the way we live.
My favourite story in the collection was "Story of Your Life," the story that inspired Arrival (2016). The story is centred around linguist who is called in to help communicate with aliens who have come to orbit Earth. As she engages with the aliens, she finds herself viewing the world in a different way and her entire perspective on life is shifted. I loved the narrative structure of the story, but I don't want to talk about it as it would give away the ending of the story.
Another standout from this collection is "Hell is the Absence of God." In this world, people can see hell down below them and souls ascending to heaven. The arrival of archangels creates miraculous healing as well as great destruction. The main character's wife was killed by the arrival of an archangel and she ascends to heaven, but he finds himself hating God for taking her. He can't ascend to heaven unless he loves God and it thus left in a predicament. It was such a fascinating premise and had wonderful execution.
My least favourite story was "72 Letters," which is premised around the development of a genuine and artificial human entity. Its is based around the animating properties of golems in Jewish traditions, but in this world, they have been repurposed to do menial and repetitive tasks. The narrator quite frankly annoyed me. He was pretentious and could not see his own hubris. Combine this with a storyline concerned about reproduction and the way evolution functions and I could not wait to get to the end. I just did not like the discussion about reproduction and the role women play in the process. Men were placed at the centre of a story. Living in a world seeking to limit women's rights and access to healthcare, I did not give a shit that a man was trying to save the human species. I just noticed that no women were involved in the process.
Essentially, this collection feels as if it was written by a person who wants to explore science and math in a literary form, with the intention of sharing it among other people who are interested in the mixture of the creative and the scientific. The passion Chiang has for his subject matter bleeds through and drags the reader along with it.


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*New Layout* i felt like having something Christmas-y
So lets just say the last few weeks have kinda sucked... idk, im just like really unhappy lately... i dont even care that much about writing in here anymore, but its just kinda a habbit, so i keep doing it.
so school last week was just kinda boring and it was pretty much just getting used to my new classes, nothing really special... my weekend wasnt that eventful either, it went super fast. i pretty much just went over to anas, and rachels, and did homework.
Well on the bright side my mom just booked a 5 day trip to cancun for christmas break. so im going to mexico for christmas and spring break.... pretty damn cool.
so since im pretty sure about 9 out of 10 people only look at this to see if there are pics on here, heres a few... lets just say i got bored and was playing w/ my photo editor thing
i liked my eyes in this one
there... im smiling in one atleast
aw i might as well go do some homework.... ive put it off for atleast 3 hours already... bye loves <3


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Mahesh Manjrekar Complete Filmography
Mahesh Manjrekar complete movie(s) list from 2015 to 1999 all inclusive: Actor with release dates, trailers and much more . Exclusive complied list with movies like Bajirao Mastani (2015), Jai Ho (2013), Rajjo (2013), Ekaant (2013), Shootout At Wadala (2011), Himmatwala (2012), Mumbai Mirror (2012), OMG Oh My God! (2012), Tukkaa Fitt (2012), Mee Shivajiraje Bhosle Boltoy Remake (2012)
Mahesh Manjrekar Complete Movies List from 2015 to 1999
Stars: Ranveer Singh , Deepika Padukone, Priyanka Chopra
Director: Sanjay Leela Bhansali
Release: 18 December, 2015
AS: Actor
Stars: Salman Khan , Tabu, Danny Denzongpa
Director: Sohail Khan
Release: 24 January, 2014
AS: Actor
Stars: Kangana Ranaut , Paras Arora, Mahesh Manjrekar
Director: Vishwas Patil
Release: 15 November, 2013
AS: Actor
Stars: John Abraham , Anil Kapoor, Kangana Ranaut
Release: 03 May, 2013
AS: Actor
Stars: Ajay Devgn , Tamannaah Bhatia, Paresh Rawal
Director: Sajid Khan
Release: 29 March, 2013
AS: Actor
Stars: Sachiin Joshi , Gihani Khan, Prakash Raj
Director: Ankush Bhatt
Release: 18 January, 2013
AS: Actor
Stars: Akshay Kumar , Paresh Rawal, Mithun Chakraborty
Director: Umesh Shukla
Release: 28 September, 2012
AS: Actor
Stars: Mahakshay Chakraborty , Rajpal Yadav, Vaishali Desai
Director: Shawn Arahana
AS: Actor
Stars: Suniel Shetty , Govinda, Jaaved Jaaferi
Director: Rajnish Thakur
Release: 04 November, 2011
AS: Actor
Stars: Salman Khan , Kareena Kapoor, Shatrughan Sinha
Director: Siddique Lal
Release: 31 August, 2011
AS: Actor
Stars: Salman Khan , Asin Thottumkal, Paresh Rawal
Director: Anees Bazmee
Release: 03 June, 2011
AS: Actor
Stars: Salman Khan , Kangana Ranaut
AS: Director
Stars: Salman Khan , Sonu Sood, Arbaaz Khan
Director: Abhinav Kashyap
Release: 10 September, 2010
AS: Actor
Stars: Sachin Khedekar , Chetan Hansraj, Kashmera Shah
Release: 23 April, 2010
AS: Director
Stars: Bipasha Basu , Maradona Rebello, Daya Shankar Pandey
Director: Sudipto Chattopadhyaya
Release: 02 April, 2010
AS: Actor
Stars: Mahesh Manjrekar , Kamal Sidhu, Sandhya Mridul
Director: Amol Shetge
AS: Actor
Stars: Cyrus Broacha , Dia Mirza, Boman Irani
Director: Kunal Vijaykar
Release: 23 October, 2009
AS: Actor
Stars: Vinod Khanna , Rehan Khan, Akshay Kapoor
Director: Zaigham Ali Sayed
Release: 25 September, 2009
AS: Actor
Stars: Salman Khan , Ayesha Takia, Om Puri
Director: Prabhu Deva
Release: 18 September, 2009
AS: Actor
Stars: Sushant Singh , Prashant Raj, Ashmit Patel
Director: Ramesh Khatkar
Release: 28 August, 2009
AS: Actor
Stars: Mithun Chakraborty , Riya Sen, Sachin Khedekar
Director: Girish Girija Joshi
Release: 12 June, 2009
AS: Actor
Stars: Vinod Khanna , Kunal Khemu, Soha Ali Khan
Director: Raj Nidimoru , Krishna D.K.
Release: 15 May, 2009
AS: Actor
Stars: Mandira Bedi , Anupam Kher, Eijaz Khan
Director: Chandrakant Kulkarni
Release: 05 December, 2008
AS: Actor
Stars: Asrani , Ashish Vidyarthi, Anjan Srivastava
Director: Niloy Kumar De
AS: Actor
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Anil Kapoor, Arshad Warsi
AS: Director
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Suniel Shetty, Aftab Shivdasani
Director: Apoorva Lakhia , Meghna Gulzar, Rohit Roy
Release: 07 December, 2007
AS: Actor
Stars: Mahesh Manjrekar , Victor Banerji, Neena Gupta
Director: Siddharth Srinivasan
AS: Actor
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Lara Dutta, Celina Jaitley
Release: 12 January, 2006
AS: Actor
Stars: Emraan Hashmi , Mahesh Manjrekar, Celina Jaitley
Director: Manish Sharma
Release: 06 January, 2006
AS: Actor
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Shahid Kapoor, Amrita Rao
Release: 23 December, 2005
AS: Director
Stars: Amitabh Bachchan , Sharmila Tagore, Sanjay Dutt
Release: 22 July, 2005
AS: Director
Stars: Suniel Shetty , Mahesh Manjrekar, Johny Lever
Release: 28 January, 2005
AS: Actor
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Mahesh Manjrekar, Sameera Reddy
Release: 10 December, 2004
AS: Actor
Stars: Suniel Shetty , Bipasha Basu, Dino Morea
Release: 03 September, 2004
AS: Director
Stars: Abhishek Bachchan , Mahesh Manjrekar, Vijay Raaz
Director: Jeeva
Release: 14 May, 2004
AS: Actor
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Sameera Reddy, Sanjay Suri
Director: Hriday Shetty
Release: 09 January, 2004
AS: Actor
Stars: Raveena Tandon , Namrata Shirodkar, Dia Mirza
Director: Prakash Jha
Release: 02 May, 2003
AS: Actor
Stars: Cast: Diwakar Pundir , Sonali Bendre, Nikhil Chinappa
AS: Director
Stars: Amitabh Bachchan , Sanjay Dutt, Suniel Shetty
Release: 20 December, 2002
AS: Actor
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Shilpa Shetty, Namrata Shirodkar
Release: 18 October, 2002
AS: Director
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Nandita Das, Anjan Srivastava
Release: 04 January, 2002
AS: Director
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Suniel Shetty, Mahima Chaudhry
AS: Director
Stars: Ajay Devgn , Sonali Bendre, Namrata Shirodkar
Release: 07 November, 2001
AS: Director
Stars: Radhika Rana , Mukesh Rishi, Mahima Chaudhry
Release: 10 November, 2000
AS: Director
Stars: Govinda , Sonali Bendre, Rinkie Khanna
Release: 13 October, 2000
AS: Director
Stars: Tabu , Namrata Shirodkar, Sachin Khedekar
Release: 06 October, 2000
AS: Director
Stars: Sanjay Dutt , Mohnish Behl, Ektaa
Release: 07 October, 1999
AS: Director
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Hello watchers, stalkers, viewers, whatevers…!
I seem to be pretty patchy with the updates for this dear old site but I'm with you all in spirit. Every time I sit and think about an update I glance at the 'to paint' pile and put down the iPad and pick up a paint brush! (As it should be for a commission painter!)
So… as the title says – the end of the year is nigh! This year has flown by with one thing and another – family, work etc – but the Brushworks has continued ticking over. I'm super happy with progress for the most part. According to my tally on the Guerrilla Miniature Games 2016 Hobby Resolutions Facebook Group, which I update after each mini/squad is completed, I'm currently on 185 miniatures for the year. Not too shabby.
The bulk of these miniatures have been commissions (obviously) a large force of Eldar followed by an army of Blood Angels and then the White Scars that are currently moving slowly across to the 'done' shelf. Each of these projects had a steep learning curve in one way or another. The Eldar, oh the Eldar, edge highlights were the key. Because of the high contrast nature of the highlights there was nowhere to hide on these. I must have done something right as the client has commissioned a new bunch of Eldar for the new year! More on that later.
Then the Blood Angels with the deep reds.
And then the White Scars… see my previous posts here, here and here for how that's going!
And in amongst all that, various other smaller project come and go… Relicblade landed from Kickstarter, Dead Man's Hand posse's have been started and a whole bunch of terrain has been done for game nights. Phew!
And going forward?
- Well the rest of the year will be full White Scar mode. Probably into the new year too. The client has whispered (actually not whispered, flat-out told me) that there will be more of the Khan's sons to come in the future.
- As I mentioned before, the hateful and enigmatic xenos will return in the form of another big force of Eldar. More of that light blue edge highlighting to come!
- ANOTHER Relicblade Kickstarter is coming to a close this week and there is a bunch of miniatures in that to swell the Brushworks' collection.
- I've just received the Walking Dead Miniatures Game – All Out War Kickstarter too which I'm toying with the idea of painting up. But that's about 50 mini's in itself so should be some time around 2031 for finishing that! But then I said the same thing about Zombicide Black Plague too!
- The studio Dark Angel force lingers in my periphery unopened and unloved. The Betrayal at Calth set gathers dust! I'd like to think I could tinker with Caliban's sons at some point in 2017!
- I think I'll set some 'mini-goals' for 2017 – instead of 'I'll paint up Space Hulk' I might try something like 'I'll re-base the Terminators'. That might help!
2016 has been a really busy year. However I do feel like I'm gathering momentum and my painting is getting some really nice feedback from various people – I even won a Best Painted Army (for the Eldar) – at a tournament that a client took part in!
I'd love for more feedback, comments and critiques from all and sundry. Please feel free to share my details, website address, facebook page link to everyone you know.
I want 2017 to be a year of reaching out into the wargaming community. I do paint in isolation for the most part and social media is incredibly important for me to keep in touch with everyone and find new sources of inspiration and friendship. I've already gained a few new friends in my life through painting toy soldiers and I look forward to meeting many more! I'm even aiming to get to Warhammer World and Salute in 2017, I might see you there!
Anyway, back to the paint table!
Keep your paints thin and your brushes pointy!


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Hello there...
As far as i know and read and "Googled", this question isn't resolved yet (in fact, im sorry for resurrect this)... Im looking for all the tasks that i marked as FINISHED on my process
Here's a little briefing
I'm trying to control a whole process using BOS6.3 REST API using a RESTful architecture
I send a PUT request on the method API/bpm/case to set the task as FINISHED (this works awesome btw)
I can actually run the workflow using the API REST really nicely... in fact, i can finish the whole process smoothly
Hi. I'm using Bonita 6.2.
I need to create a case and pass a value to a global variable using REST. Reading the REST api, i found the caseVariable to do operations with them. But to do this i need:
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- CentOS 6.4 (Final);
- Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_45-b18);
- BonitaBPMCommunity-6.2.0-Tomcat-6.0.37 (bundle);
- Postgresql 9.2.6;
REST client
package com.mkyong.rest.client;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStreamReader;
import java.net.MalformedURLException;
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Hello bonita community,
I am writing a java client for bonita 6.1 rest API using Apache HttpClient 4.3.1
Currently i'm facing a problem with the HTTP DELETE method.
When i want to delete a single entry I execute a httpDelete on http://myserver.com/bonita/API/identity/user/102
I want to deploy bonita.war and bonita-server-rest.war in the same server, and that they both share the same engine or / and API
I mean that all the operations done in the bonita-server-rest.war be able in the bonita.war engine
What do i need to do this ?
Thank you and regards
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i am really new to bonitasoft.
Please help, i am writing my thesis at university and i already spend too much time on this issue and cannot go on because of this problem.
I did installed bonita(didn't need to do any configurations), created organisation and a process and deployed them. Now i want to integrate the bonita engine with a remote custom UI.
If i configure my Bonita in "bonita-client.properties" to http api type. The http api doesn't work ( server doesn't respond), are there any changes which i also have to do?Are there any other documents which could help me?


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text: Christian Report post Posted March 24, 2012 (edited) It may be best to discuss the book in a separate thread, or better to discuss it after I'm finished with it, but I couldn't resist looking at A&F for related posts. I'm glad to see someone here gave the book a try. I've read (and liked) all of Eugenides's other novels, so I'll probably give this one a spin once I can find it for cheap at a used book store (that's pretty much how I do all of my buying these days). I could be really off with this, but while I don't think he's a believer, I think he came from a pretty strong Greek Christian background. That's interesting. The Christian character in the book, Mitchell, is Greek Orthodox. EDIT: And, of course, I Googled for that information and came across this interview with the author, which states: Was the character of Mitchell in "The Marriage Plot" based on a younger Jeffrey Eugenides? The one part of Mitchell's story that comes close to my life is that I did take a lot of religious studies courses in college and got very interested in religion. I thought about converting to Catholicism, even though I was brought up as a Greek Orthodox. I thought I wanted to become a scholar of religion, but I chose not to do that, and to pursue writing. In a very grandiose, self-dramatising way I thought of Stephen Dedalus in James Joyce's "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man", rejecting the priesthood and becoming a writer in the same way. That's the level to which Joyce influenced me. It's amazing because it changed certain decisions in my life. Edited March 24, 2012 by Christian Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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an island in the West Indies to the south of Cuba and to the west of Haiti
A commercial and residential section of east central Queens in New York City
a country on the island of Jamaica; became independent of England in 1962; much poverty; the major industry is tourism
(jamaican) of or relating to Jamaica (the island or the country) or to its inhabitants; "Jamaican rum"; "the Jamaican Prime Minister"
An island country in the Caribbean Sea, southeast of Cuba; pop. 2,713,000; official capital, Kingston; language, English
(price) monetary value: the property of having material worth (often indicated by the amount of money something would bring if sold); "the fluctuating monetary value of gold and silver"; "he puts a high price on his services"; "he couldn't calculate the cost of the collection"
(price) the amount of money needed to purchase something; "the price of gasoline"; "he got his new car on excellent terms"; "how much is the damage?"
The amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something
determine the price of; "The grocer priced his wares high"
An unwelcome experience, event, or action involved as a condition of achieving a desired end
The odds in betting
A code word representing the letter H, used in radio communication
A hotel is an establishment that provides paid lodging on a short-term basis. The provision of basic accommodation, in times past, consisting only of a room with a bed, a cupboard, a small table and a washstand has largely been replaced by rooms with modern facilities, including en-suite
In French contexts an hotel particulier is an urban "private house" of a grand sort. Whereas an ordinary maison was built as part of a row, sharing party walls with the houses on either side and directly fronting on a street, an hotel particulier was often free-standing, and by the eighteenth
An establishment providing accommodations, meals, and other services for travelers and tourists
a building where travelers can pay for lodging and meals and other services
Jamaica - Walked to town for Dinner
Met an American owner of the Little Pub, Brandon. He fixed us up with any excursions at 1/4 of the price of the Hotels. After one phone call, we had our own private boat and driver for the day called Sugar.
Oh, did I mention his food was great too.
Clinton The Basket Salesman
Clinton tried to sell us baskets every time he saw us. I ended up buying an ankle bracelet for Jamie for a good price. At least it seemed like a good choice, he really didn't want to part with it. Oh well.
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