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We're big fans of WordPress so today is a big day for us. After many months of hard word, the WordPress team released version 3.0 today of the open source CMS, code-named "Thelonious".
Among the big new features:
- WordPress and WordPressMU have merged, so it's now possible to run multiple sites from one install
- There's a new default theme called Twenty Ten
- Contextual help on all admin pages
- Support for "shortlinks"
- Lighter admin theme
For developers like us there a number of welcome additions including
- Custom menu management
- Custom header and background APIs
- Auto-updating themes
- Custom post types and custom taxonomies. This allows content types like real-estate listings to be easily added without hacks.
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Before taking up the marketing responsibilities for a dot com company, I used to be a professional writer. Writing corporate film scripts, radio spots, jingles, print ads, brochures and whatever else that an ad agency can be hired to do. Even before that I worked as an editor with a publishing company. So, I have been holding a pen in my hand for a long time, for one reason or another.
I used to tell all new recruits that becoming a professional writer should never be a light decision. It's not a glory job or a sexy or a cool job. It's a job that needs to be done and the job happens to be writing. As soon as you finish writing a piece, it becomes a product. It goes to a client, who may approve it, reject it or suggest changes.
But once it is placed on the table and is being analyzed, one should have the character to take it objectively and work on it anyway the client wants. I guess we all know that, just that when it comes to doing it we all get a little possessive about our words.
This happened to me a few days back when I was writing and shooting for a corporate film. I can't blame the client, it seems so deceivingly easy…but a professional writer has to keep quite a few things in mind – length of the film, the treatment that the director has decided on, availability of footage and experience of people who need to be interviewed etc.
Writing apart, what I love about these short duration shoots is the energy and focus that every one brings in. Equipment and crew are hired for ten hour shifts and everything has to fall in place, eventually.
I love being on the floor and won't ever waste a chance.
This one was a completely indoor shoot, I have also done ones in Old Delhi and Rajasthan etc which are a different ballgame altogether.
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US EV Sales Charted: Market Share Increases To 1.4% In September
September 2017 was the second best month to date for plug-in electric vehicle sales in the United States (full report here), with roughly 21,325 deliveries being made. As one might expect, the month also brought one of the highest market shares for the segment at of 1.4%.
Put another way, about 1 in every 70 new vehicles sold in the US last month came with the plug.
The stellar performance last month also enabled the US to cross the milestone of 700,000 plug-in sales since the start of this generation of EVs.
More than 62% of September sales were all-electric cars, lead by the Tesla Model S, Tesla Model X and Chevrolet Bolt EV.
The top six models in September managed to reach four digit results:
- Tesla Model S* – 4,860
- Tesla Model X* – 3,120
- Chevrolet Bolt EV – 2,632
- Toyota Prius Prime – 1,899
- Chevrolet Volt – 1,453
- Nissan LEAF – 1,055
Editor's note: all the individual sales for every plug-in model sold in September (and all-time) can be found on our Monthly Plug-In Sales Scorecard.
We should also note some of the relative newcomers that are assisting with the gains. First up, the Chevrolet Bolt EV, which has seen 7 consecutive months of gains, culminating with a new record of 2,632 deliveries last month:
Toyota Prius Prime almost set new a record in September, and surely could go much higher if inventory would allow (perhaps by November it will); but most importantly, the Prime share inside the Prius family is now at its highest level – 20.5%.
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Light trucks are a big share of vehicle sales. It would be nice to see market share without trucks included.
Knock off about 8 million vehicles ytd.
Back of napkin around 4% not including light duty vehicles classifies as trucks. Pickups, crossovers, vans, etc…
But then if you exclude SUV's and trucks on one side you should exclude Model X on the EV side too.
Is that 1.4% of vehicle sales, or 1.4% of car sales? Big difference, since trucks (and maybe SUVs?) wouldn't be included in the second number.
1.4% of all light vehicles sales (cars, trucks, utility vehicles, etc)
I think they should keep the tax credit until the market share hits 5% (or insert whatever percentage you want), but not based on 200K per manufacturer. Too much of a benefit to the laggards.
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I'd say 10%.
Why not make it permanent? What is the basis of any incentive? To kick-start an industry. Not keep it alive for years to come.
I would like to see a $3000 rebate applied at purchase time, rather than a tax credit which not everyone can use.
When I leased my Leaf in 2012, Nissan took the subsidy and treated it as a discount on my car. It had no tax implications for me.
The ease of the transaction sealed the deal for me, since I was afraid of not qualifying for the tax allowance.
This isn't happening anymore. They are cutting the pass through of the 7500 due to the high depreciation of the EVs. You can't see that level of "cap cost reduction" in current leases. The thing to do now is have your dealership register it and then re-sell it for 7500 less. However, this is "illegal" in terms of the tax credit verbiage. The credit is not intended for someone who intends to "resell" the vehicle.
The tax credit is "broken". It should be an on-the-spot rebate that a dealership could take for you and you can benefit – no matter if you can use the FTC (Federal Tax Credit) or not.
Ford is still doing this – offering $10,000 off the top for a Focus Electric lease.
And yet it's still a poor value.
On the other hand, the laggards are entering a saturated market space, and their offerings could use some help getting traction.
I guess the thinking is that the market leaders have taken most of the risk, in exchange for early market share.
They don't deserve help after sitting on the sidelines. It's not fair to the leaders who are creating the supply chains and eating all of that expense to have the laggards come along and take advantage of those cost reductions at the expense of others investment. The credits should be one large bucket for all manufactures and those who lead get the advantages, the laggards can go out of business for all I care.
Damn straight.
The incentives should go to the trail-blazers, the ones actually taking the risks; not the Johnny-come-latelies following a much safer, well-worn path.
100%? 😉
Even better would be if they could add a permanent minimum $7500 tax on every polluting vehicle.
Given the storm damage in Houston and few other places, the market share may decrease a bi going forward a few months.
30% plug-in sales growth for 2017 over 2016 is pretty good. I was expecting this for all the years prior from 2015-2017, but 2015 was a dud with negative growth.
2015 was a dud because there were very new and compelling products introduced – and several states pulled generous incentives (like GA – where sales dropped something like 80%)
sorry – no new compelling products introduced
Agree that it was a soft-introduction year. folks waiting (and waiting) on Model X, next-gen Volt pending, etc. Today, my own Gen-1 Volt still delivers enough that even with the Bolt on the street, I have nothing in these new models to replace the benefits seen in the original Volt design. It's no-compromises approach to driving electrically locally for up to 45+ miles and 40mpg along the highway using 100,000+ "gaschargers" for the occasional trip is hard to beat.
The Volt is a Frankenstein that will continue to decline in market share.
Lousy gas mileage and poor electric range, the worst of both worlds. Plus all the complexity of a gas and EV rolled into one.
The press release below is exactly why you will see several traditional ICE manufacturers go out of business…They will be the Nokia and Blackberry of the auto industry….late to change — then it's too late.
UAW presses Ford to protect factory jobs amid EV push
The UAW is talking with Ford Motor Co. about ways to avoid layoffs as the automaker builds more electric vehicles, a senior union official told Reuters. Ford told investors it planned to slash $14 billion in costs over the next five years and shift investments away from internal combustion engines and sedans to develop more trucks, plus electric and hybrid cars. (Automotive News)
Ford. Make a good looking, performing electric Pickup truck. Do stuff like the Bollinger B1/B2. Do it right, they won't have to lay anyone off.
Oh, the hard part though. Making it affordable without losing money. That's the hard part.
EVs are now solidly past 1%. The next big milestone is passing 3.5%, which was the highest percentage hybrids ever got in the US.
After that, the big milestone is 10%. That's when they start to become more than a curiosity and more mainstream.
Do we have the market-share for how many EV buses are purchased vs. traditional ones?
Isn't it something like 100 buses out of like 30 000 sales or so?
While good, the Prime's 20.5% of all Prius branded sales is not as impressive if you consider that sales of the Prius hybrid variants are off ~40% from Sept 2016. It's as much the success of the Prime as it is the death of the standard hybrids.
Until they can produce Primes to satisfy the demand we will not see what percentage of sales it will have.
Death of standard hybrids? Really?
So, why are HEV sales up 8.4% year-to-date compared to 2016?
Prius is down because it's not the favorite of the chic environmental crowd anymore, it is extremely ugly, and the market continues to shift out of sedans and into crossovers. Look at the success of the RAV4 Hybrid. Also, what future is there for Prius when Camry Hybrid fuel economy is nearly as good.
Combined with hybrids 30k+ Electrified drivetrains now account for over 3.5% of all vehicles sold in september.
If you exclude pickups for which there is not yet a electrified competitor. EV/PHEV/HEVs would now represent over 5% of purchases.
Another good month with Canada EV sales over 1% as well.
But as usual, it is carried almost entirely by GM and Tesla.
Bolt sold another 227 and the Volt another 482. The Volt has become one of GMs better selling products in canada the past few years.
It's great to see the increasing US market share for plug-ins to 1.4% in September
California plug-in market share was 4.8% in Q1 2017. Tesla alone had 0.9% Q1 market share in California.


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C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ) up 1.15% to close at the price of $24.55. The stock has a market capitalization of $1.71 Billion however its outstanding shares are 69.54 Million. The company's beta value stood at 0.
C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ) has an ABR of 1.04 which is the combined stock view of 12 analysts poll results. As per Zacks simplified descending rating scale the ABR rank is displayed in the range of 1 to 5 where 1 represents Strong Buy and 5 a Strong Sell. As the name implies that ABR will show you the Average of Brokerage Recommendations on a given stock. It helps you quickly get a picture of where Wall Street stands on a stock without reading huge research reports. The smaller number of ABR is the more favorable. The modest value of the stock is known as the current ABR of the stock.
Analysts are expecting average earnings estimates of $0.65 for the current quarter based on the opinion of 12 analysts, relating to high earnings per share estimates of $0.72 and low estimates of $0.46, however C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ) reported $-0.08 earnings per share for the same quarter last year.
For the current quarter C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ) has average revenue estimates of $611.32 Million, a total number of 8 analysts provided estimations over revenues. However the low revenue estimates for the company are $603.33 Million versus high revenue estimates of $617.5 Million. A year ago the company's sales were $390140 while its sales growth yearly estimates for the current quarter are 56.7%.
Taking a broader look at the analyst consensus, brokerage firms have a price target of $38.46 on C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ). Brokerage firms on the street have price targets on the name ranging from $32 to $50 based on 12 opinions.
C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ) as of current trade, has shown weekly performance of -4.21% which was maintained at -16.41% in one month period. Year to date performance remained at -26.65%. During the past three months the stock gain -4.59%, however six months performance of the stock remained at -23.06%. C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ)'s price sits -13.63% off from its SMA 50 of $28.49 and -15.15% away from the SMA 200 which is at $29.13.
Currently C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ)'s shares owned by insiders are 0.8%, whereas shares owned by institutional owners are 22.53%. However the six-month change in the insider ownership was recorded -0.27%, as well as three-month change in the institutional ownership was recorded 30.97%.
The stock is trading -33.25% away from its 52 week high of $36.78 and 6.79% far from the stock's low point over the past 52 weeks, which was $22.99.
The price-earnings ratio (P/E ratio) is the ratio for valuing a company that measures its current share price relative to its per-share earnings. C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ)'s price to earnings ratio stood at 0. A high P/E suggests that investors are expecting higher earnings growth in the future compared to companies with a lower P/E. A low P/E can indicate either that a company may currently be undervalued or that the company is doing exceptionally well relative to its past trends.
The PEG ratio is used to determine a stock's value while taking the company's earnings growth into account, and is considered to provide a more complete picture than the P/E. C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ) has a current PEG of 0. C&J Energy Services Inc. (NYSE:CJ)'s price to sales ratio for trailing twelve month stands at 0.91, whereas its price to book ratio for the most recent quarters is at 1.24. However the company's price to cash per share for most recent quarter stands at 1.27. Its price to free cash flow for trailing twelve months is 19.4.


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Friday, January 30, 2009
Fabulous Friday - You Could win a blog Makeover from Graphic Pretties!
Looking at a few of the blogs I follow, I noticed this one in particular, as the flower painting immediately jumped out at me. Turns out graphic extraordinaire Graphic Pretties is having a contest and the winner gets a custom blog! Here are some of the details:
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3. become a follower of her blog (look to the right) if you are a follower you get a automatic entry
4. post the giveaway on your blog along with the image above (click the image to enlarge and save) and let her know so I can add your name again.
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Nicholas Reid reflects in essay form on general matters and ideas related to literature, history, popular culture and the arts, or just life in general. You are free to agree or disagree with him.
An old saw says that there is nothing new under the sun, and in the realm of ideas for fiction it is doubtless true.
I recently had vivid proof of this idea.
A couple of years back, a good friend of mine sang the praises of Woody Allen's light comedy Midnight in Paris (made in 2011), which he had just seen. He said it had a most original idea.
We recently got around to seeing this souffle on Netflix. Midnight in Paris is a very simple and frothy affair. A blocked American writer (played by Owen Wilson) is visiting Paris with his fiancee and her unpleasant parents. It is clear that fiancee is tiring of writer and their relationship is slowly deflating. Blocked writer really wants to get on with his novel, while fiancee and parents want him to stick with profitable hackwork as a scriptwriter.
Then one midnight something magical happens. Mooching around the backstreets of Paris on his own, the writer is whisked back to Paris in the 1920s, and rubs shoulders with the "lost generation" of deracinated American writers. Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Stein et al. They give him advice on how to write. He also gets to meet deracinated Spaniards like Picasso and Dali and Luis Bunuel. In fact in one scene, he suggests to Bunuel that he make a movie about people trapped in a room from which they cannot escape – and when you get to such lines, you appreciate that the film is made in part for smartarses like me and you, who will at once congratulate themselves on getting the reference and knowing what film is being referred to (oh very well, unlettered one – its Bunuel's The Exterminating Angel). Man Ray, Cole Porter, T.S.Eliot and others have briefer walk-on bits.
This is the romantic American tourist version of Paris through and through, with golden-filtered shots of the city in both the present and the 1920s past. Of course blocked writer (in the present) gets to meet a soulmate – a young Frenchwoman who is as obsessed with 1920s Paris as he is and who in the end wanders off with him to a romantic finish under romantic Parisian rain.
But what was this very original idea that my friend perceived in the film?
Well, despite its being a wallow in nostalgia for a past age, Midnight in Paris contains at least one discreet warning against the folly of indulging in nostalgia. When he is in the 1920s, the film's hero meets an attractive Frenchwoman who says how bored she is in the 1920s, and how she wishes she were living in the more interesting Belle Epoque (the 1890s or thereabouts). So there is a sequence in which the hero and said woman are whisked back even further to a café where they meet Toulouse-Lautrec and company.
Moral? In every age, some people will always find an imagined past preferable to the real present.
My trouble was, I would have found this idea more ingenious if I hadn't met it before.
Back in 2006 I had a temporary lectureship at the University of Otago and – separated from wife and family – I whiled away a lot of my evenings by plundering the university's film library and watching "classics" which I had not hitherto seen. My preferences were for old Italian, German and especially French films.
It too is a souffle-light and frothy piece of nonsense. Gerard Philipe plays a piano-teacher who aspires to be a composer; but every time he wants to get down to business, he is distracted by noises from the street (a jackhammer, a motorbike being revved up etc.) How he wishes he lived in a more leisurely era. One day, while teaching piano stiudents, he falls asleep and dreams he is in the Belle Epoque, where the delightful Martine Carol witnesses his great success as a composer. Later he dreams himself back into the earlier era of Louis Philippe, where he is part of the army conquering Algeria and he gets to meet the delightful Gina Lollobrigida. And later he goes back to the French Revolution and gets to meet the delightful Magali Vendeuil. And so on and so on.
And in each and every age there is an old codger who insists that life used to be more attractive and gracious "back in the good old days" – which always leads the hero to regress back to yet another ultimately disappointing earlier era. The film has a darker strain in it too – in each age, twists of the plot turn the idealised imagined past into a place of terror. The hero's musical composition is booed in the Belle Epoque, he faces the firing squad in the age of Louis Philippe and the guillotine in the French Revolution.
Moral? Daydreaming about the past varnishes over the negative realities of the past. Nostalgia is a process by which we pick out only those parts of the past that we find attractive, ignoring the complex grind of everyday life that exists in every age.I do wonder if Woody Allen saw this film before he made Midnight in Paris.


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Congratulations to Saturday Nights East Coast Champions 2018….
PRODUCTION SALOONS – East Coast Champs
1st 7G Dave Gooch
2nd 22B Denton Hodgkinson
3rd 96B Tanga Walsh
Heat One- 1st 98G Bryce Simpson, 2nd 7G David Gooch, 3rd 17G Anton McKay, 4th 22B Denton Hodgkinson, 5th 96B Tanga Walsh, 6th 77B Taylor Emerson
Heat Two- 1st 22B, 2nd 7G, 3rd 72V Bailey Goldsack, 4th 96B, 5th 62V John Morrison, 6th 77B
Heat Three- 1st 22B, 2nd 7G, 3rd 77B, 4th 96B, 5th 62V, 6th 434 Brent Hackett
STOCKCARS – East Coast Champs
1st 76B Ben Milne
2nd 16B Brett Loveridge
3rd 94B Justin White
Heat One- 1st 5W Josh Prentice, 2nd 76B Ben Milne, 3rd 16B Brett Loveridge, 4th 15B Michael Smith, 5th 94B Justin White, 6th 9B Stacey Smith
Heat Two- 1st 16B, 2nd 94B, 3rd 76B, 4th 15B, 5th 43B Phill Osborne, 6th 9B
Heat Three- 1st 76B, 2nd 94B, 3rd 16B, 4th 9B, 5th 93S Josh Tout, 6th 22B Sarah-Jane Adie
MINISTOCKS – East Coast Champs
1st 7V Will Hart
2nd 97B Marshall Zachan
3rd 26B Thomas McEwan
Heat One- 1st 26B Thomas McEwan, 2nd 97B Marshall Zachan, 3rd 9B Trent McCann, 4th 7B Bradley Penn, 5th 14B Courtney Hatton, 6th 11B Liam Danielsen
Heat Two- 1st 12B Ryan Dorward, 2nd 5M Luke MClymont, 3rd 58B Jack Lawson, 4th 81G Angus Briant, 5th 88B Karlin Painter-Dudley, 6th 27B Bailey Warner
Heat Three- 1st 81G, 2nd 5M, 3rd 27B, 4th 7V Will Hart, 5th 55P Max Lowe, 6th 17B Tori Malcom
Heat Four- 1st 7V, 2nd 97B, 3rd 88B, 4th 58B, 5th 12B, 6th 11B
STREETSTOCKS – East Coast Champs
1st 65B David Brand
2nd 1NZ Brendon Gooch
3rd 94B Jessie Pollock-Houston
Heat One- 1st 858R Shane Bracken, 2nd 59R Allan King, 3rd 65B David Brand, 4th 1NZ Brendon Gooch, 5th 95B Tim Towler, 6th 6G Cody Gooch
Heat Two- 1st 2NZ Wayne Melling, 2nd 1NZ, 3rd 46B Brent Reddington, 4th 858R, 5th 9B Chris Singleton, 6th 65B
Heat Three- 1st 94B Jesse Pollock-Houston, 2nd 9B, 3rd 46B, 4th 65B, 5th 2NZ, 6th 16B Ben Yeoman
SUPERSTOCKS – East Coast Champs
1st 87B Thomas Stanaway
2nd 28S Blair Uhlenburg
3rd 4B Peter Bengston
Heat One- 1st 87B Thomas Stanaway, 2nd 41B Jason Long, 3rd 31P Andy McCabe, 4th 28S Blair Uhlenburg, 5th 136B MaddieWise, 6th 46B Quin Ryan
Heat Two- 1st 87B, 2nd 371P Daniel Hole, 3rd 599P Ron Tye, 4th 46B, 5th 8B Clyton Hagen, 6th 86B Marty Cooke
Heat Three- 1st 46B, 2nd 4B Peter Bengston, 3rd 96B Quintin Butcher, 4th 8B, 5th 96R Dylan Towler, 6th 31P
Heat Four- 1st 41B, 2nd 87B, 3rd 4P Chad Ace, 4th 10P Jayden Ward, 5th 28S, 6th 46B
Heat Five- 1st 87B, 2nd 31P, 3rd 41B, 4th 10P, 5th 4P, 6th 28S
Heat Six- 1st 371P, 2nd 4P, 3rd 28S, 4th 10P ,5th 87B, 6th 8B
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Superstocks attracted a full field of entries for their East Coast Champs run over two nights, with drivers accumulating points over six races.
The 27 car field included 6 from Palmerston North, 2 from Huntly, 2 from Stratford, 1 from Rotorua and 16 locals.
The flat-out racing over both nights was a test for driver and machine, with triumphs and heartaches along the way.
On Friday night, the top points scorer was 46B Quinn Ryan on 82 after placing 6th, 4th and 1st. Second on 81 points was 87B Thomas Stanaway after placing 1st, 1st and 10th.
Stanaway's first race win was admirable after starting from grid 17, and to power his way through the large field – the new rocketship is really flying.
Third on points was Ron Tye on 75 after placing 5th, 3rd and 8th, with Peter Bengston driving 4B Joe Faram's car fourth on 73 points after placing 8th, 10th and 2nd.By the end of the first night a number of cars were out of the event due to damage sustained: – 136B Maddie Wise with a blown diff, 85H Jared Wade with a blown motor, 81B Sam Barthlomew with a broken torque tube (diff), 4P Chad Ace with severe side rail damage, 47B Zach Glenny and 11B Mat Titter with unknown issues, and 96R Dylan Towler with fuel supply problems.
TQ's – East Coast Champs
1st 8A Lawrence Baker
2nd 49A Kaleb Currie
3rd 97A Ben Morrison
Heat One- 1st 6B Duane Todd, 2nd 97A Ben Morrison, 3rd 32A Saul Smith, 4th 44A Jeremy Patterson, 5th 32B Kris Gillies, 6th 6A shaun Cooke
Heat Two- 1st 49A Kaleb Currie, 2nd 8A Lawrence Baker, 3rd 16A Ryan Barry, 4th 35A Cieran Rose, 5th 46A Aaron Humble, 6th 6B
Heat Three- 1st 8A, 2nd 49A, 3rd 97A, 4th 41A Morgan McHugh, 5th 35A, 6th 46A
TQ 20 Lapper
1st 46A Kaleb Currie
2nd 16A Ryan Barry
3rd 9A Josh Melrose
4th 35A Cieran Rose
5th 64A Gina Harris
Reps Report – Nick
Nite 2 running for the East Coast Champs and the Hawkes Bay 20 Lapper with a smaller 21 car field. East Coast we run 2 heats to decide grids for the 3rd Winner takes all race then reverse results for the Indian File 20 Lapper. The first heat having 2 false starts seeing the boys all excited to race 3rd attempt ending in a massive pile up resulting in the race abandoned. When racing began later in the nite there was again close fast racing with a few spills. Top points of the 2 races was Duane from Kaleb. all set for the 3rd race winner takes all, with the first 12 Laps being lead by Duane then the orange lights came on, when it went green Kaleb Snuck up the inside of Todd but Lawrence got a flyer around the outside of both to Win the East Coast Champs from Currie and little Ben Morrison coming home in 3rd.
The Hawkes Bay 20 Lapper is a Reverse of the East Coast Champs Results. this is always a great race to watch the fast guys coming from the back through the field. the Winner of this being Kaleb Currie from the rear of the field and Ryan Barry 2nd with Josh Melrose in 3rd.
I as the Rep would like to thank all the teams that traveled to support the Easter meeting and make it one of the bigger fields we have seen at Meeanee for a long. Thank you!


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March is going to be another exciting month for live music in Bendigo. Scanning the online what's on and events pages, it's shaping-up to be pretty busy, with many highlights.
Tomorrow, Saturday, March 4, sees two regular musical visitors to Bendigo join forces for a double header on the Blues Tram. The Mojo Corner are a hard-working Geelong-based blues outfit. They'll be showcasing tracks from their new album, Bullet on A Train. They're joined by Melbourne chanteuse Emilee South whose mix of styles and genres encompasses Hawaii, small-town Australia, and 1950s Paris. The Blues Tram departs from the Central Deborah Goldmine at 2pm. Tickets are available from the Bendigo Visitor Centre.
Fans of famous curmudgeon Van Morrison will get to see some of his classics performed at the Ulumbarra on Friday, March, 10, but without the worry that the great man will storm off the stage in a huff. Punters, instead, will enjoy Vince Jones perform some of the Ulsterman's masterpieces from Astral Weeks and Moondance.
For musically heavier-leaning Bendigonians, the long weekend, March 10-12, sees Musicman host MusicSlam #8. A weighty 70+ bands are already booked for the three-day event, which sees many local favourites treading the familiar stages. Also appearing though, are some bands whose Bendigo appearances are a bit rarer. Strawberry Fist Cake are a truly incomparable punk outfit from Melbourne. Their live shows really are something to behold. Tragic Earth will also be making the trip up from Melbourne, as are The Louds from Geelong. Fronted by the imposing Mick Ryan, The Louds are a proudly non-commercial outfit: "we're real people with jobs and problems". But they're out to have some fun, and live up to their name with their gutsy, noisy shows. The immensely talented Cameron Holmes will chip in at MusicSlam with a solo show.
On the Sunday of the long weekend Midweek Blues will hit the stage at the Goldmines Hotel for their last-but-one gig before hunkering down to record their debut album in early April with Mark Woods at Bald Hill Studios. The as-yet-untitled album will feature nine or ten original tracks.
Blood Sweat & Tears are an iconic American jazz-rock collective with a half century's gigging and releases behind them. There are currently eight of them. Their Wikipedia entry lists 152 previous members – including one with the surname "Alias" in 1975. A different era – apparently if you can remember it, you weren't there. Or was that the 1960s? I can't remember. Blood Sweat & Tears have a wide international fan base built on classics like Spinning Wheel and Hi-De-Ho. They play at the Ulumbarra on Thursday, March, 16.
Archer was a notable absentee from last year's Bendigo Blues & Roots Music Festival. But he'll be back in a couple of weeks to play an intimate show at the Old Church on the Hill on Friday, March, 17. Support comes from Graciana Holland.
Just over the bridge on the same night, at the Golden Vine, Smokestack Rhino also make a welcome return to Bendigo.
The following weekend a well-known English musician by the name of Jagger will embark on a mini-tour of Bendigo. Not that Jagger. But his younger brother, Chris Jagger, will be in town for three gigs in two days, including a journey on the Blues Tram – with Bill Barber in tow – on Saturday March 25. The night before, Jagger plays the Handle Bar. The Saturday night sees him take up residence at the Rifle. Jagger junior has been playing his brand of blues, rock n roll and country since the early 1970s.
Fridays at the Golden Vine in recent months have seen audiences flocking back for some great gigs. That trend continues with Jeff Lang in town on March, 24 and Claude Hay's "swamp rock bluesy funk" sound taking over the Vine a week later. Lang's new album Alone in Bad Company, was released just last week.
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Of Seas and SkiesCory Panshin on September 18, 2007 in The Roots of Civilization | No Comments »
The standard twentieth century story would have us believe that very little happened between the development of agriculture and the rise of civilization — that it was a time of simple peasant villages, with few interests beyond securing the next harvest and few inventions besides ingenious domestic devices, like the technology of churning butter or spinning flax.
However, it is now becoming clear that the period from roughly 7000 to 4000 BC gave rise to one of humanity's greatest intellectual breakthroughs — the first scientific cosmology. The movements of the sun and stars were closely tracked and were found to mark out an astonishingly precise four-fold partition of both space (the cardinal directions — north, south, east, and west) and time (the winter and summer solstices and the spring and fall equinoxes.)
This recognition of a profound cosmic order underlying the flux of everyday life completely revolutionized art and religion, transforming the domain of human consciousness from a world of whim and accident to one of order and predictability.
This electrifying discovery has generally been attributed to simple farmers seeking clues on when to plant their crops. It has been described as an inevitable insight once people had settled down to the land and could watch the rising point of the sun move back and forth along the same mountain year after year.
But for those who lived through it, this intellectual revolution was far from obvious. It took careful long-term observation and analysis, carried out over many lifetimes, and the radical alteration in perspective which resulted was as dramatic and unexpected in its own time as those resulting from the Copernican system in the 16th century or Einstein's relativity in the 20th.


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Thu, 30 May 2013
Biz and Theresa talk about our four-legged babies and all the ways they add joy and unwanted extra noise to our lives with our children. We also speak with actress, blogger, and mom, Cynthia Silver, about losing a pet and fighting reality television.
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Preserving Alcott's home for future generations
When Louisa May Alcott's hyacinth bloomed pink one spring day in 1868, she considered the flower a "true prophet'' of good things to come. That same day she received $100 to write an advice column, and she would soon begin to write "Little Women,'' a novel that would bring her even more fortune and fame.
This spring, the Louisa May Alcott Memorial Association might be looking for its own "pink hyacinth'' as it plans its 100th year as stewards of the Alcott family's home in Concord.
Directors of the nonprofit group, which has owned Orchard House since April 1911, are thinking about the power of the place, and the challenges they face in protecting its historic legacy while accommodating the public's desire to get close to the setting of Alcott's most famous work.
"Our mission is education and preservation; right there you have a balancing act,'' said Jan Turnquist, executive director of Orchard House. "The whole reason we're preserving Orchard House is to share it, but in that sharing process one has to be very careful that you're still preserving.''
Spared any heavy damage from the intense snowstorms this winter, Orchard House is about to embark on a new phase of preservation.
Its last major project was in 2002, when the largest section of the house — a series of small Alcott-era additions off the back of its two main buildings — received what it had always been miss ing: a foundation.
Now, Turnquist said, engineers are preparing to add a foundation to one of Orchard House's accompanying structures: the building that housed the Concord School of Philosophy, part of patriarch Amos Bronson Alcott's pioneering Transcendentalist efforts in adult education, in the 1880s. (He was also, for a time, the superintendent of Concord's schools.)
The grounds are set for restoration as well. Over time, Turnquist said, the 40 or so apple trees that first attracted Amos Bronson to the property, and from which Orchard House took its name, fell victim to development and changes to the surrounding land.
There may not be 40 trees when the new trees are planted, according to Turnquist, but "it will be close to what Amos had, certainly with a variety of trees on the east side of the house.''
Turnquist also wants to see improvements to the site's handicap-accessible features, and to archival space in the recently acquired house next to the main buildings.
Orchard House guides take an average of 40,000 visitors on tours through the property every year.
The tours, conducted seven days a week, bring in about one-third of Orchard House's annual operating budget of approximately $600,000. The volume of visitors also means that staff members have to stay vigilant to protect the interior from what might otherwise be a fatal — for Orchard House — attraction for history and literature buffs.
The floors have been reinforced with steel against all those feet since 2002, and beyond that, Turnquist said, "Every room gets carefully cleaned by people on duty that day. As they are cleaning, they notice the tiniest little things; these are then reported to our conservationists.''
The Alcotts took ownership of the property in 1857, when Amos Bronson fused two buildings dating from about 1690 on the site to house his family.
When Louisa May sat down to write "Little Women,'' she used the shelf desk that her father had built for her, and she based much of the book's setting on the house, and its characters upon the people in it.
Since then, very little has changed at Orchard House. About 80 percent of the Alcott family's original furnishings remain in place, even though the last of its members moved out in 1877, some 11 years before Louisa May's death in Boston.
In July, Orchard House will host a special version of its annual Summer Conversational Series and Teacher Institute to mark the property's 100th anniversary as a historical house museum.
The discussions, to be led by a yet-to-be-revealed list of scholars and writers, are expected to encompass not just Orchard House, but also Concord as a whole, and other noted 19th-century literary-historical figures with close ties to the family, such as Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau.
Sessions, presenters, programs, and activities will focus on what Turnquist describes as the centennial's key question.
"People who take our guided tours say they feel as if the Alcotts just went out the door a minute ago,'' she said of Orchard House. "So, what is the significance of this place, why is that so important? Those questions will be explored.''


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NEW YORK — He took his last breath on a gray floor, between a row of soda machines and a device that disperses change for cans and plastics.
Trampled by a mob of bargain-hungry Black Friday shoppers, Jdimytai Damour, 34, died by asphyxiation, leaving people across the world asking: Why, and how?
Audio-enhanced chatter captured on a cellphone video posted on YouTube, along with interviews with witnesses, offers a hint. The video shows a police officer crouching by a 6-foot-5, 270-pound man lying at the entrance of a Long Island Wal-Mart. A paramedic pumps the man's chest so forcefully his limp legs and feet joggle. Shoppers peer in from behind glass doors, as others stand a few feet away, hands in pockets.
"They need to shock him," a voice says. The paramedic stops pumping.
The man's shirt has been pulled to his neck, revealing his large belly. A woman in the crowd mutters "pregnant." Another cracks a joke.


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ASUS has unveiled its upcoming motherboard 'Maximus III Formula' that is based on the Intel P55 chipset. This high-end socket provides a heap of power phases, four dual channel-ready DDR3 memory slots, three PCI-Express x16 slots for multi-GPU setups and a secsy cooling system. In addition, it also integrates one eSATA and six SATA 3.0 Gbps ports, Gigabit Ethernet, Power, Reset, Clear CMOS buttons and a large number of overclocking perks. The Maximus III Formula is expected to hit stores in later Q3 for unannounced price yet.
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The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Mallam Muhammad Bello and his Budget and National Planning Minister counterpart, Senator Udo Udoma, and other top government functionaries are scheduled to open the Annual Conference of the Nigeria Statistical Association (NSA) scheduled to hold in Abuja.
The forum, which is expected to be attended by representatives of the World Bank, professional statisticians from Africa and other relevant organisations and agencies, has National Population Statistics and Sustainable Development as its theme.
Speaking during a pre-event media chat in Abuja, NSA President, Dr. MuhammedTumala, explained that the theme of the conference and topics slated for discussion at the forum were selected based on current global and national issues and how the use of statistics could help in mitigating the fiscal and other challenges being faced by the nation's economy. Read more


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Have you ever thought about using a glock to make music? Probably not, but these musicians did.
Using a classic Russian shooter paired with the talent of Noir String Quartet, a unique rendition of Strauss using guns is created and it's magical.
The gun emphasized each musical note, unlike any other instrument.
Only in Russia can you combine the classical arts with glocks.
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For someone who grew up in the 90s, and therefore a prime witness of the Cola Wars, it feels a little odd in the gut when two corporations acknowledge each other's existence, let alone engage in friendly banter with each other on social media.
We were used to brands hurling rocks at each other hidden behind expensive television ad campaigns, but when they come out in the open and speak to each other, oh man, doesn't it humanize them!
Brands took to social media to engage with their customers, but of late they are also engaging with other brands, which sets a pretty good viewing. Recently, Miller and Zomato got into a quirky conversation as well, which created a lot of buzz on Twitter, and had us go like this :
It all began with Zomato posting an update about their take on brands with a foodie twist!
Miller – the premium beer brand was one of them. Zomato interestingly used Miller's brand proposition of "It's Miller Time".
Miller's witty reply began a wonderful digital rendezvous between Zomato and Miller.
Zomato apparently was swept off their feet, and without any hesitation asked Miller out on a date. Swag Level 1000.
But wait, it didn't end there. Miller took the conversation offline, and sent two crates of Miller to Zomato's head office in Gurgaon. (We want friends like miller too!)
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Just outside of Rome, Frascati is one of the most important towns in the Colli Albani. Tourits come to get a break from the bustle of te city, and to see the splendid countryside and natural beauty of these Mediterranean hills. Perhaps best known for its grapes and white wine production, there are also places of historic interest to visit, such as the Villa Aldobrandini, with its terraces, patios, and fountains.
Ideal for a daytrip from Rome or a longer stay for those who want to take advantage of the watersports and hiking that can be enjoyed here.


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Paul trains Daniel Radcliffe to win Qi
Paul gave Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe a crash course in magic history which contributed to his winning appearance on the Christmas edition of Qi.
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Paul gave Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe a crash course in magic history which contributed to his winning appearance on the Christmas edition of Qi.
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Paul regularly performs on television both as an interviewee and as a performer.
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Paul has worked as a consultant producer on a number of television programmes including for Channel 4 "Soloman the Escape Artist", Derren Brown Trick Of The Mind (series consultant) and Derren Brown's Séance.
He was also the main consultant on Magic Carnival created by Chatsworth T.V. /Open Media.
He worked with Geoffrey Durham as a consultant on his TV pilot "Little Miracles" in 1993 which was the first "street" magic show ever made – .
He worked on two "Children In Need" productions for the BBC most notably in 2003 supervising and training Simon Cowell, Nicky Chapman and Pete Waterman so that Simon could be sawn in half on live TV.
Paul contributed to David Copperfield's "Special Forces" TV special filmed in 1994.
Paul was a consultant and frequent contributor to the landmark 6 part BBC series "History Of Magic" transmitted in 2004. He has created a website for Sci Fi Channel to promote the mini-series "Legend of Earthsea".
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The BBC TV programme "I'd Do Anything" in 2008 was a primetime search for a "Nancy" and an "Oliver" to star in Andrew Lloyd Webber's West End revival of Lionel Bart's musical "Oliver!" Paul ran one of the weekly challenges, training the young Olivers in 'the nimble art of sleight of hand' so that they could hone their pick-pocketing skills. Full version of the interview on the BBC website here. (more…)
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God's new message on "What Happens After Death"
as revealed to Marshall Vian Summers
on July 11, 2008
in Boulder, Colorado
What Happens After Death - "What happens after death? Many people of course wonder and marvel and even anticipate what kind of reality they will face after they leave this world. In fact, the emphasis on this is the foundation for the world's religions, for somehow it seems too incredible and too unreal to think that this life, with all of your intelligence and capabilities, would cease when your body ceases to function. Somehow, this seems to be a contradiction. It is not merely that it is a fear or an anxiety. It is a contradiction. For you were born with a spark of awareness, and you will leave this world with a spark of awareness.
The mystery surrounding this and the many philosophies and the great speculation that surrounds this, continues to perplex people everywhere. In fact, this is a great concern throughout the Greater Community of life in the universe. It is not a preoccupation for human beings alone."
Posted by Hilary Canto on 3rd Apr 2018
This is really amazing! It shatters all illusions we have had about after death, but also gives us a great blessing . Much has already been said in other reviews. I highly recommend this because it gives you a new life here too by understanding what your life means here and where you will go after death.
The body is a vehicle for life here to do what we came to do, once we leave, we lose that vehicle and we have a new life beyond in a very different way to what is taught in spirituality and general religion. A life changing audio.
Posted by ALEN JOSHY on 7th Sep 2017
This is definitely the best ever explanation I've ever heard on this. Of course the reality of spiritual family is a great secret here. I have listened to the recording multiple times to let it really sink in. Of course this also supports the views of hinduism, world's oldest religion. But still then who are these saints? There afterlife must be different probably into the angelic assembly of our world. But again are all saints really there? Is this declaration of sainthood in christianity is it good or unwise? These are some of the questions which are still there for me.
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So glad this info was available to me. I shared with my partner who just lost her Dad. It was re-assuring and wonderful to receive. . Thank you.
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" ... when you leave this world you leave the body behind and you leave a great deal of your thoughts and thinking plans and goals schemes attitudes that all go with the body because, well, you have no context for them now but you still have a mind you still have a worldly mind.
If you enter into this phase with a greater state of awareness with the minimum of discord and conflict you will encounter your Spiritual Family who will give you your next assignments, which may happen within the same world or somewhere else within the greater community of life in the universe.
Generally people return to the same world but this is not always the case. Once you are complete being in physical reality then this mind that keeps you connected to life at this level is no longer part of your experience now you are functioning at the level of pure Knowledge and your individuality becomes a light in the universe.
Now you shine like a star … "
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This is excellent. Recommended to anyone and everyone especially if you are curious about death and the afterlife! But it is so much more than that. It gave me some much direction and greater understanding of life and why I need to be here on earth. It truly was paradigm shift listening to this!
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This is an essential teaching for any student and any human living here now! My perspective has shifted permanently in ways I can not explain since giving this a few listens. What you think you know and how you identify with your body, thoughts, and beliefs will change forever for the the good! It is hard to grasp a lot of what is being offered in this teaching, but it is so important to try and try again. The great thing is that once again, the solution is offered. Take the Steps to Knowledge. This teaching also aided in quieting my mind with regard to the departed and my fantasies about What Happens After Death. PLEASE download this and get that change in perspective that we on this Earth Need. It is truly amazing.


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Happy Rez Day Mr. Gears
Congratulations to Mr. Gears for winning the third (mixed) race of the Annual New Babbage Pancake Races. And also a belated happy Rez Day as well. A finer valet a man could never ask for!
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Cherry Blossom
she has that orgasmic touch
such a rush, can't get enough
traditional mixed with a little new age
smart enough to write the news on the front page
Its been years and she still has your ears
her words seduce and reintroduces you to her world
can't escape the charm of the runaway girl
she is unwillingly desirable
and your lust for her, so undeniable
your reasoning is as toxic as her logic
you're under her trance and nothing will stop it
cherry blossom, that rose from concrete
the arch of her brows to the arch of her feet
you fall for her smile, her style
you wanna be wherever she is
you want her to make you live
you put her in the back of your mind
but future memories resurface from time to time
you go in and out of phases
her vision is so contagious
you want to see the world through her eyes
you don't care if it all turns out to be lies
she can lead you to the edge of death
she can take what's left of your very last breath
her dreams are courageous, she's the star of the show
her goals moving at a pace that keeps you on the go
her style, her grace, nothing caked on the face
all natural, from head to toe, down to her taste
her body exotic, her mind a bit erotic
some days she's a trip, a hit of LSD
makes your pulse faster, she's your ecstasy
she stands apart, special place in your heart
rubs you the right way
with her go against the grain attitude
you don't want to intrude, but you know what you gotta do
no one comes close and it's all up to you
True Melody
The curiosity that dances in my mind
makes me want to give you more time
unlocking more pieces of the puzzle
each discovery only brings more trouble
you say you know my life, how could you?
but If I let you in, would you?
get to know me a little bit better
can we get to know each other together?
the heart yearns for someone else
but the mind seems infatuated
everything about you is more than I anticipated
we lock eyes so much, it feels intentional
what do you do? what do I do?
when all that is wrong is right
when all that is true, is everything we don't do
Tell me, what is your true Melody
confess to me, tell me gently
you have no attachment to this world
so what keeps you grounded
tell me the truths I haven't found yet
we were liars, just to excuse the days
days where our eyes could never look away
body language couldn't be more creative
there are so many ways that we never say it
hoping it was a phase and we can forget it
but no amount of pretending prevented any befriending
in the slightest hopes of something more
don't know the last time a thought about you has been pure
don't know the last time I wanted it to be
everything we're missing still remains fiction
this is me wishful thinking without the wishing
if we only saw in us what everyone else sees
it could of been real anytime you wanted it to be
now it feels like I'm losing you to another man
but you were never mine, so never mind
time plays tricks on me all the time
always dreaming of your body underneath mine
I fall behind because I fell in love
but at the wrong time, so what's the use
you were my muse
but minus the past-tense
cause even now, we have surpassed friends
you are everything I chose without choosing
if I had a choice to show you what you mean to me
we'd already be one for eternity
Pretend it's Nothing
why does it matter so much that you like me
if I shouldn't care what you think?
concern myself with impressing you
when your presence shouldn't even make me blink
why do I want you to notice the small details?
and ignore all the ways I could possibly fail?
why does my mind wonder as much as my eyes?
for you, I will tell all the necessary lies
I try to get your attention without whoring for it
I want to hold it, without mention, hoping that I am a fit
I just want to be next to you, don't know when to quit
our situations make me dead wrong
for wanting what I've wanted for so long
lusting for those times we're touching
we can pretend it's nothing
but tell me we're more than just something
I might be a little too honest
but your appeal keeps me astonished
and I just want to return the favor
I want a taste of your worst behavior
no fear of judgement, no rules
tell me what you want to do
all the trivial acts we could pursue
let's play games that make you scream my name
and pretend that it's nothing all the same
continue teasing me the way you do
give me endless reasons to lust after you
try to hide the realness of the passion
don't worry about feelings lasting
there's no avoiding that rush when we touch
that satisfaction that is always and never enough
a feeling that fades in when we start to fade out
a mix of everything with a little bit of doubt
on those nights it's me you're without
you want what it is I want, a way in
somewhere we can begin
now something's got you thinking
the truth comes out when you're drinking
and whenever I'm there something feels right
maybe it should be me with who you end your night
Art of Seduction
I come across your path and I lose it
forgot where I was going, I once knew
but is it ok for me to walk with you?
get to know you a little bit
you intrigue me in the strangest of ways
intelligence in the words you say
what's your name, can I pick your brain?
from this point on, my life will never be the same
I was good on my own, but now I don't want to be
i want to indulge in your world, if you let me
let's start from square one
and build something so strong
that when you leave me, it won't be so easy
I want the real thing, but I've heard you sing
the song of a siren luring men in
you don't know the power you have
with a mind so in touch with the universe
and a charm that couldn't be rehearsed
a face with a smile so easy on the eyes
and a figure that brings men to life
you don't even try and its attractive
time with you is an addictive habit
and I can't help it, but I don't want to
there's an art to being seduced by you
seduce me at your will
use me however you will
cause I will let you, if you will
get to know me and you will
run away with me if you will
and use me as you will
seduce me like you know you will
you are something to be experienced
with nothing left to be desired, except desires of more
of you, like I've never experienced you before
each interaction feels just like the first time
I can't escape that feeling or get you off my mind
and I'm not blind to your flaws
the more I get to know you, I just want it all
I want to touch it all, I'm just ready to fall
forget everything else you got going on
Im the only project you should be on
around you I'm probably never thinking straight
but I want you now, so why should we wait
make me the man you make plans with
let me be the last person you quit
A Different Meaning
I used to have a thing for you
but you were never single
never a time where we aligned
that moment for us never existed
so those feelings, we poorly hid it
we had chemistry for a throwaway experiment
never got to test the hypothesis
no results from the things we never did
but the theory still stands
what if I were your man
things would change but be the same
a different meaning when you say my name
every door would be opened
loving words always spoken
I'd hold you instead of resisting
and know the feeling of winning
Just a little crush went a long way
it could be enough for the time of day
if you could notice me the way I notice you
we only live in dreams now
I want it to stop, but don't know how
you appear and I don't want you to leave
false memories that I want to believe
that's the only way to feel close to you
but takes me further away from getting over you
I still can't figure you out and that's what draws me in
there was not suppose to be any interest to begin
but our moments alone, and something grew from that
when our eyes met, there was no turning back
even if we didn't know it at the time
the thought always lived in my mind
being on the outside looking in
I can't help but envy him
though we would agree it's for the best
how does one lay thoughts of you to rest
disrupt the calm in my happiness
life feels like a predictable mess
I like the promise of your crazy
together we are a wreck
but we don't know this yet
we will always go unchecked
all the possibilities undiscovered
we keep missing one another
and it always comes back to this
what if…we had a different meaning
Good Day
you seem happy and that's a good thing
glad you found someone you can let in
make sure he sees your light
if he can't see the reasons you glow
then the answer should be no
love where you're going
appreciate where you've been
take a moment, reflect, take joy in reminiscing
it takes a fool not to know your worth
a coward not to ask why you hurt
and the right man to understand
what's missing from your left hand
so if I were to steal you away
would you really object, what would you say
we can do everything that's yet to be done
knowing the best is yet to come
when I don't get to miss you
when I have no reason to stare
when I have no desire to care
then I know that its true
I just want another good day with you
you've come such a long way
appearing more beautiful every day
smarter than you know in an abundance of ways
your presence breathes life
and for you, everyone wants to do right
just to see you smile, such a sight
unscripted and without conviction
glimpses of a free spirit seen within
teases a potential that has no end
the way we run each other down
it's a pleasure to have you around
gratitude rarely acknowledged
but the knowledge is far from rare
engaged in a rivalry with someone so fiery
our theme, good luck surviving me
I can't stop staring
I can't stop caring
we create moments I could never rue
your time isn't something I shouldn't look forward to
but who doesn't want another good day with you
Forbidden Fruit Syndrome
you want what you can't have
a case of you got it bad
what you lust for
is something you never had before
you want to try it out
test drive a new route
something you've done without for so long
desires and thoughts so right and so wrong
longing for something not promised
the internal conflict of being honest
admitting it without any shame
they may be worth the cost of the game
just to get a taste of what glimmers in the flame
she looks better each day from your perspective
she makes you feel a little less neglected
a looker, but off limits because someone else took her
he charms you with his words
he listens whenever you want to be heard
the contact, pure and so sure
makes any relationship a little less secure
temptation is calling your number
and you want to answer in the heat of summer
he sees someone else giving you a good time
and stirs, why can't you be mine
what good is a status without a ring
imagine what life brings if we were a thing
he wants to get lost with thoughts of you on his mind
subconsciously hoping you give each other the time
the promise of the flesh is so fresh
so fresh in the mind, you think from time to time
craving that rush from the pursuit
you want to make a move, you want to do it
he has who you can't have
she wants him so bad
look but don't touch
nothing is never enough
take a bite and indulge in the temporal delight
shortsighted, but this plight, you can't fight it
there's just something so enticing
about a chemistry that seems so inviting
play your cards right
and you can have tonight
what you always wanted
enduring your pursuit
of the forbidden fruit
What You Were Before Pt. 2 (Before We Were Anything)
I want my friend, but we are always involved
why won't your passion for me dissolve
I try to show you my dark side, my flaws
but you just ignore and brush them off
you've created this illusion
and our relationship gets confusing
this back and forth, this tug of war
between your mind and your heart
is somehow playing with my heart
I know I don't help the situation
cause maybe I'm afraid to face it
so I make it easy for you to chase it
but this thing you think we have
it's not what you want so bad
You aren't entitled, but embattled
I don't want to have to
don't want to break your heart
I'll love you forever, my friend
but before we were anything
we always had our end
It hurts me as much as it hurts you
knowing I can't make your dreams true
I know I don't make it easy
but you'll continue to blame me
and maybe one day hate me
but maybe it is for the best
if it lets you put thoughts of us to rest
we both play the same games
but with me you say it's not the same
it's a shame, took this long to admit it to ourselves
we are both right for someone else
Think seeing less of me will make it easy
but I am not easy to forget, hard to regret
what we once were was nothing more
than a performance we chose to endure
we both chose to entertain
I just happened to be better at this game
I took what you created and did nothing but exaggerate it
I'm sorry for your heart ache, your heart break
but this is not an apology for your conscience mistakes
I admit at times, we were both wrong
but it's time you stopped listening to this siren's song
What you Were Before
we are ripe and in season
and how many reasons do I have to give?
for you to forgive
my mistakes fuels your hate
I give, you take, but how much can you take?
don't ask how much I gave
just know you can't relate
and yet I'm so relate-able
you go from hating me to hating you
once you know what I've been through
and what's to come, and what I've undone
the sacrifices made for what was promised
the lifestyle that was so dishonest
you fit me like a glove
you fill me with love
but you burn me like a match
still you are my perfect match
to be nothing more
than what you were before
you tear walls down and invade my mind
you consciousness occupies my time
each minute you are awake
is another second I take
to adore and explore you
our current state of friendship is so toxic
I lie about wanting to and trying to stop it
so we will continue the cycle til the end
I promise to be your unreliable friend
cause I can't do what's best for us
I can never give you up
I wipe your eyes, I keep you calm
but we both know it's all wrong
your comfort in the storm belongs to someone else
I need to admit this to myself
but I won't be convinced of a thing
until I see you wearing that ring
my heart's sharpshooter, you depart sooner to avoid the hassle
but I'm not a problem easily resolved through travel
one day I will accept the fact I can't have you
but I'll continue to let you entertain me, I'm glad to
so we'll stubbornly do this back and forth thing
damn well knowing, this is a battle no one wins
we were good friends from the beginning
to think it would be different, who are we kidding
you will always be what you've been before
the most special person I know, nothing more
Fire of Regret
so you fear a life with him
but still, you give in
you settle, racing against time
you tell yourself it's fine
you could do worse
but its not what you wanted
hearing the cries from within
you are still haunted
by your own desires
polluting your own conscience
it is now a liar
You scream fire
its burning internally
you can't spend eternity
thinking this is it
this is as good as it gets
burning with the fire of regret
a victim of your time
always living in a rush
can't rewind when it gets rough
the damage is done
good deeds undone
they say he is not the one
you agree he is not the one
but you refuse to admit you're wrong
because you have something to prove
trying to find the answer to, "who are you?"
you want something sophisticated
you had it, but replaced it
he wasn't ideal enough
he was too real, called your bluff
made you see the value in life
but you feared the potential of being a wife
you wanted a bad boy
to party and pop bottles
to cheat on you with top models
to degrade and dismiss you
curse with the same lips that kiss you
ignoring all the warning signs
cause you've been committed all this time
refusing to acknowledge change is good
won't leave even though you know you should


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|Off center tile inlays beckon the visitor to climb
the stairs. Stairs are stucco, too. Quarry tile inlay matches the
or quarry tile on the
patio floor. Note how tops of columns are rounded for good water shed.
Color on walls is #53 from La Habra stucco. Stairs are #478, "trabuco".
Most of this project is my design.
More details here
|Scuppers, or drainage channels, are made from "tejas", or
spanish barrel
tiles. The boys did a nice job on the moulding, which
mimics the house. The band at top provides a drip edge, and mimics
the bands and sills on the existing circa 1920
stucco house.
|Quarry tile cap adds color and functionality.
Quarry tile matches old patio floor and our inlay. Tiles are grouted with the same stucco color for a true embedded look.
|Stars brighten up this chocolate
brown wall. Stars are placed on the
location of the old washers. The
odd spacing adds a cool effect
and attracts attention to our wall.
|I spray painted the cast iron stars
white. Stars were put on the brown coat and the finish coat put on last to add an embedded look. Stucco color is a custom mix from Expo stucco in San Diego.
|Old wall redone to authentic
historic appearance on this 1828 building in Georgetown.
Color is yellow sand and white
portland cement. In those days they would have used sand from the Potomac river, two blocks away, and white lime from the limestone kilns here in Georgetown.
|Old mortar removed from old soft
porous brick with an electric
chipping hammer.
Bricks are chipped for a good bond.
LEFT: Still below freezing the first
week of March. Plastic heat tent
allows work to proceed in sub-freezing temperatures.
Redwood details are put on our finished wall.
Color is "oatmeal" from Merlex stucco in Orange, California.


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artwork by Red Pill Junkie. ALMOST EVERYTHING YOU THINK YOU KNOW ABOUT FLYING SAUCERS IS WRONG (This essay first appeared in the book "UFOs: Reframing The Debate" in May 2017.) Lorin Cutts The modern UFO era has presented us with a set of problems that we have been unable to deal with in any rational or responsible way for over seventy years. Popular UFO mythology would have us believe that it all started when businessman and pilot, Kenneth Arnold, set off in his small plane from Chehalis Airport for Yakima, Washington State, at around 3pm on June 24, 1947 and reported seeing nine blinding, crescent-shaped objects flying at incredible Read More
The UFO Mythological Zone
The headline read: Breaking News: UFO "Hangar Door" opens on top of Mount Adams. See the original story here: "You can see the little garage door, you can see the driveway," - Jimmy Church Mount Adams "Hangar Door" from 14 miles away (about half a mile in front of ECETI Ranch) facing North, 10x zoom on iPhone 7. Taken Friday July 14th 2017. 14.40 hours. (photo: Lorin Cutts) Same "Hangar Door" from 7.4 miles and from the West (Forest Road NF23) at 10x zoom on iPhone 7. Taken Friday July 14th 2017. 1530 hours. (photo: Lorin Cutts) I talked once again to the mountain rangers to confirm "there are no caves on Mount Adams". Read More
MUFON – Historic Gross Incompetence Or Hidden Agenda?
Ten months ago I sat down and began to write an essay for Robbie Graham's anthology UFO's: Reframing The Debate. In that essay I was highly critical of MUFON, the largest civilian UFO research group in the world. I've had grave doubts about MUFON for years and no matter which way I chose to look at the activity that has often surrounded this highly questionable organization, I found myself pondering some rather uncomfortable thoughts. I know from many conversations with people who I have the utmost of respect for that I'm far from alone. "One has only to look at their official mission statement—The scientific study of UFOs for the benefit of mankind— and then look Read More
Real #sekretmachine – More Faith Based Ufology For The Masses
Having been more than a little outspoken over the past couple of years on the current state of what passes for UFO research, this will be my final say on the UFO community, UFO Disclosure or the pantomime that is Tom De Longe's Sekret Machines franchise. See Robbie Graham's articles on the DeLonge Delusion (part 1 here), (part 2 here), with part 3 to come. I really don't need to add too much other than to say, here is the first evidence (a word seemingly alien to DeLonge, Levenda and much of the UFO subculture), that all is perhaps not what it seems. Some weeks ago DeLonge posted the following picture on his Instagram account with the words 'A real Read More
PUNK'D! UFOs And #Disclosure – Ever Get The Feeling You've Been Cheated?
Given the recent furore over comments about UFOs by Hillary Clinton, her campaign chairman, John Podesta, and punk rocker, Tom DeLonge - it's time for a reality check. From the subculture that is ufology - the study of UFOs and their alleged occupants - to the mainstream media, punk musicians, The Pentagon and now even presidential candidates, everyone... yes, everyone, is using UFOs and the idea of alien visitation to sell something. So where's the truth and what's the reality? And is there really any money in UFOs? UFO Sociology Part 1 - The Subculture Within the tiny branch of the entertainment industry that is the UFO research community, I've rarely Read More
Deception.. Delusion.. #Disclosure
The CIA disclose information about UFOs... but it's a load of old cobblers and the UFO disclosure movement is far from satisfied. But what can we we realistically expect given the current imbalance of power between the intelligence agencies and Washington? Time for a new hashtag at the very least. Deception, Delusion, #Disclosure by Lorin Cutts, 4 January, 2015 "People make decisions as part of groups". "People make decisions for emotional reasons not rational ones". – The Art Of Deception: Training For A New Generation Of Online Covert Operations, GCHQ Secret Training Manual. In a brilliant piece of "1984" style propaganda, the CIA has recently Read More
The Ufologist Curse Of Philip J. Klass
I once had the fortune to hear the well known UFO skeptic and debunker, the late Philip J. Klass speak. It was at the Fortean Times Unconvention in central London in the mid 90's (the year escapes me - Google puts it at 1997, but my memory says it was '95). I'm sorry to have to report, he was a far more eloquent and animated speaker than most of those on the side of the reality of the phenomena covered. Philip Klass died on August 9th, 2005, the following curse allegedly appearing in his will. But the curse had also appeared in print years earlier in Jim Moseley's Saucer Smear zine of October 10th 1983. Incidentally, Jim Moseley was another speaker at the Read More


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Well, I wish I had more to talk about on here and more pictures to post, but I don't. Casey has class on Wednesdays and Thursdays until 9:00 so I try to find things to do so that I don't get too bored at home or fall asleep on the couch way too early. This week I went to see a movie with one of my friends on Wednesday night and on Thursday my roomate from college, Talsie, came to visit with her precious baby boy! I didn't even get any pictures! On Friday I went to see another movie with some more friends! I don't think I've ever been to the theatre twice in one week! It has been a busy week last week! I'm so thankful for all of our wonderful friends we have. I can't believe the weekend is over, but I love my job so I don't mind going! I hope everyone has a good week!
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Busy, Busy!
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Sunday, September 21, 2008
The Weekends Go By Too Fast!
I always look forward to the weekends but they go by way too fast! On Friday night we babysat our nephew, Ethan. Saturday we went to the Farmer's Market and did our usual...bought some fruit and veggies and breakfast burritos. If you haven't gone to the Farmer's Market here in Edmond I highly recommend going! I love all the fresh fruit and veggies. Casey did some homework when we got back and then in the evening we went to the Parade of Homes and out to dinner with Zann and Tracy. I am so happy, content, and blessed with all I have but going to the parade of homes just makes me want something that we really don't need. I should just be thankful for the home that we have and count my many blessings. God is so good to us! Today we went to church, out to lunch with friends, cleaned the house, went back to church, and hung out with friends this evening. It was a fun and productive day! I better get ready for bed...tomorrow morning will be here bright and early!
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Fair Time!
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
A Lazy Rainy Day
We had big plans to go to the fair today with some friends. I knew it would be a bad day to go with the rain and all. Well, we ventured out and drove all the way down in the pouring rain the whole way. We ended up turning around and going home. We'll try again another day. We've just been hanging out at home watching movies and relaxing before the OU game starts. We're going to watch the game with Zann and Tracy tonight. Keep Casey's parents in your prayers (and everyone) who is going through hurricane Ike. We are unable to reach them right now. Well, I will stop blabbing on for now. Hopefully I'll take more pictures and post some pics on my next post. Have a good weekend!
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
A Loooong week!
It has been a long week for both of us! I had Open House at school last night and Casey is busy with class. I am ready for this week to be over! I'll post more later. I'm off to get ready for bed.
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Saturday, September 6, 2008
I love Saturdays
As much as I love my job as being a PreK teacher, I am worn out and ready for the weekend by Friday. Last year I would come home (almost every night) and collapse onto the couch and not do a thing. I feel better this year though! I have a great group of kids and feel more prepared. Today we went to the Farmer's Market, I did some laundry, and we watched the OU game with the Prock's. We had such a fun time with them!! If you know Casey's family at all you know they are big OU fans. I could really care less about watching any football, but I do enjoy eating the yummy food we have during the game! Well, I'm off to do some dishes. Hope you are having a nice and restful weekend!
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Friday, September 5, 2008
My Best Friend
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
First Time
I have finally decided to venture out and start a blog for our small family. I am new at this so please know I have NO CLUE what I'm doing yet, but I'll figure it out. I can't even post a picture yet because I am using our new computer that doesn't have any pictures on it yet. Look for more posts and pictures to come soon...I'm off to figure out how to use this.
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From Library of Congress Name Authority File
Reid, Robert Raymond, 1789-1841
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Additional Information
Exact Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
Closely Matching Concepts from Other Schemes
- found: NUCMC data from University of West Florida, Spec. Coll. Dept. for His Diary, 1833-1835(Reid, Robert Raymond; 1789-1841; judge of the Superior Court of Eastern Florida; 1838/1839 became president of the Fla. Constitutional Convention; 1839-1841 governor of the Fla. Territory)
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Urban Beach
Urban Beach - Trondra Leather Flip Flop Womens
The Urban Beach Tronda flip flops combine the luxury of leather sandals with the styling of surf & beach. They feature prettily plaited leather straps for bohemian style, with embossed leather soles for comfort and luxury, combined with EVA rubber tread on the bottom for durability and grip when clambering over rock pools and barnacles.
- Leather embossed surf sandal
- Plaited leather flip flop strap
- Non-slip rubber & comfy leather sole
- Designed in the UK
- Colour: Brown