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You know how I feel about this terrible disease,

lets all work together and find the cure, you don't need to be scientist

you just need to help your local charities for the good of all,

Please.......:-)))

I got the eye of the tiger, a fighter, dancing through the fire

‘Cause I am a champion and you’re gonna hear me roar

Louder, louder than a lion

‘Cause I am a champion and you’re gonna hear me roar

Oh oh oh oh oh oh

You’re gonna hear me roar

Roar-or, roar-or, roar-or

I got the eye of the tiger, the fire, dancing through the fire

‘Cause I am a champion and you’re gonna hear me roar

Louder, louder than a lion

‘Cause I am a champion and you’re gonna hear me roar

Oh oh oh oh oh oh

You’re gonna hear me roar

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9SeJIgWRPk&noredirect=1

Light The North charity fundraising art trail goes live on Monday 9th August 2021, this is a regular fundraising event that raises much needed cash for various good causes each year , this year it is Clan Cancer Support , the lighthouse sculptures have already started to be placed in their designated spots in time for the launch on the 9th August , I have tracked some of those down and hopefully will complete the trail over the coming weeks , posting all my shots of my progress in this album .

 

Fifty stunning lighthouse sculptures are being installed this week, ready for the launch of Clan’s spectacular Light The North art trail.

 

The 2.5 metre-tall pieces, painted by some of the UK’s most talented artists, will shine a light across Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, Moray, Orkney and Shetland from Monday August 9, when the trail is officially launched.

 

Organised in partnership with Wild in Art, which helped deliver Oor Wullie’s Big Bucket Trail in 2019, Light The North will be a major fundraiser for cancer support charity Clan.

 

The trail also aims to provide a “light in the dark” for those battling cancer and their families.

 

A team of Clan’s Light The North volunteers and drivers have now started delivering the 50 lighthouses to their specific locations.

 

Locals and visitors alike will soon be able to find out where each lighthouse is thanks to an interactive map that will be shared by the P&J and Evening Express when the trail officially kicks off.

 

Little lighthouses created by local schools for Light The North trail

 

Each of the 50 lighthouses is unique and backed by a local business. Evening Express, the P&J and Original 106 are among some of the sponsors to have their own dedicated lighthouse.

 

In addition to the main sculpture trail, 76 little lighthouses created by school pupils will be displayed all over the north of Scotland, including in Aberdeen Science Centre and a number of local businesses. The Evening Express and P&J will share an interactive map of the little lighthouses too.

 

The lighthouse sculptures were gathered and stored at Shore Porters in Aberdeen ready to be delivered and installed across the north and north-east.

More than 70 schools got involved in Clan’s education initiative which was created to give young people across the north-east, Moray, Orkney and Shetland the opportunity to get creative and help their school or group design a little lighthouse to be featured on the trail.

 

Lighthouse sculptures to be auctioned off to raise funds for cancer charity

 

At the end of this year’s Light The North trail, which will be present in each of the areas where Clan Cancer Support operates, all the main 50 lighthouse sculptures will be auctioned off to raise funds for the charity so that it can continue supporting people affected by cancer.

  

Looking good, Darren Hill, communications and marketing manager with Clan, helping prepare the lighthouses.

Fiona Fernie, Clan’s head of income generation and business development, said: “Clan helps people live with and beyond a cancer diagnosis, but we need your help to continue to be there for them. We’ve seen high demand for our services while facing a significant drop in our income.

 

“Cancer is not going away, and our services are more indispensable than ever, so we want to encourage everyone to get out and support Clan through Light The North.”

 

Clan’s Light The North Farewell Weekend will take place from Friday October 29 to Sunday October 31 and the auction is planned for Monday November 1.

This tiny dot on the map, population 69, has caused a much greater splash in the history and news pages.

Starting in 1832, nearby was the scene of a battle in the Black Hawk War.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Horseshoe_Bend_%281832%29

Until recently there was a small bank in town and it has been robbed not once, but twice.

www.highbeam.com/doc/1G1-69572592.html

And a couple of years ago it was the scene of a brutal triple homicide by a non-local.

www.twincities.com/ci_23143370/southwest-wisconsin-naked-...

If you read the article, you'll find that, (hearing voices in his head), he ditched his car, cellphone and clothes and headed west. Where he ditched his car is just over a mile from our place. What if he had gone east instead? I shudder to think of it. We were home and would have been directly in his path with our two small grandchildren present.

On a more pleasant note, this is the back way view into town that we took as riders in the Black Hawk Saddle Club's Stag Ride some years back when I could still ride comfortably for hours. Imagine if you will, 25 or so horses tied up all around this tavern as their owners played cards, drank beer and told tall tales.

Bad weather has caused disruption for rail travellers on various services over the New Year period. Many coaches backed up by mini buses and taxis were hired to cover services in the Carlisle area. Credit must be given to staff who worked hard, at times in very poor conditions to get passengers on their way as quickly as possible. Leaving Carlisle Citadel Station on a rail replacement service.

'Cause I think we'd make a good team

 

i had a busy weekend...so here ya go!

désolé.

i had a nice day :]

 

ohyessuh

July 2nd fireworks at Bluepoints

115 Tonne Dunper truck limping awayfrom Whatley Quarry in Somerset Uk for repairs and causing traffic chaos in its wake

Spanish postcard by Edicion "Archivo Bermejo", no. 7021. Photo: Floralva. Steve Reeves in La battaglia di Maratona/The Giant of Marathon (Jacques Tourneur, Bruno Vailati, 1959).

 

Handsome, musclebound Steve Reeves (1926-2000) was an American bodybuilder and actor, who was a huge success in Hercules (1958) and other Peplum films, the Italian sword-and-sandal epics. At the peak of his career, around 1960, he was reputedly the highest-paid actor in Europe.

 

Stephen L. Reeves was born on a cattle ranch in the small town of Glasgow, Montana, in 1926. At the age of six months, he won his first fitness title as Healthiest Baby of Valley County. When Steve was 10, his father, Lester Dell Reeves, died in a farming accident. With his mother Goldie Reeves, Steve moved to California. In high school in Oakland Reeves began to work out regularly with weights, and he eventually came to the attention of Ed Yarick, who ran a bodybuilding gym. After graduating from high school, he enlisted in the Army and served in the Philippines during World War II and in Japan afterwards. After his military service, at the age of 20, he won Mr. Pacific Coast (1946) in Oregon, which led to his titles of Mr. Western America (1947), Mr. America (1947), Mr. World (1948), and, ultimately, Mr. Universe (1950). The very night after he won the Mr. Universe title, he announced his retirement from the bodybuilding competition at the age of 25. With all the body-worshipping publicity he garnered, Reeves had become interested in pursuing an acting career. He moved to New York and studied acting under Stella Adler but after arguments, was refunded his tuition. He was selected by Cecil B. DeMille for the lead role of Samson in the biblical costumer Samson and Delilah (1949) after Burt Lancaster proved unavailable. In order to look convincing on-camera, he was told to lose 15 pounds as the camera added weight. He would not be able to compete in bodybuilding with the diminished weight., so he turned the movie offer down. The part instead went to Victor Mature. In 1949 Steve did film a Tarzan-type television pilot called Kimbar of the Jungle. He was one of the Olympic Team members not interested in the charms of Jane Russell in Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (Howard Hawks, 1953). In 1954 he had a small role in the musical Athena (Richard Thorpe, 1954) playing Jane Powell's boyfriend. The same year Reeves had a small role as a detective in Ed Wood’s attempt to make a serious Film Noir, Jail Bait (Edward D. Wood Jr., 1954). On TV, Reeves guest-starred on The Ray Bolger Show (1954) and The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show (1957). These roles were mostly posing bits or walk-ons. To Hollywood, Reeves was just a body. But then his fortunes turned.

 

Italian film director Pietro Francisci’daughter saw Steve Reeves in Athena (1954) and Francisi invited him to come to Cinecitta, the Roman film studios. In 1957, Reeves went to Italy and played the lead character in Le fatiche di Ercole/Hercules (Pietro Francisci, 1958), opposite gorgeous Sylva Koscina. Hercules was a relatively low-budget epic based loosely on the tales of Jason and the Argonauts, though inserting Hercules into the lead role. Gary Brumburgh at IMDb: “Though he did not possess a Herculean acting talent by any stretch, handsome bodybuilder Steve Reeves certainly had an enviable Herculean physique, and made plenty good use of it in Europe.” Independent film producer Joseph E. Levine took a big chance and bought the rights to the film's American release. He added a soundtrack dubbed in English and after a major US advertising campaign on television and in the newspapers, Hercules became one of the surprise hits of 1959. Reeves became ‘overnight’ a star. The film’s international success quickly led to the sequel Ercole e la regina di Lidia/Hercules Unchained (Pietro Francisci, 1959), again with Sylva Koscina. Hercules Unchained made even more money and became one of the year's biggest grossing films. Although he is now best known for his portrayal of Hercules, Reeves played the character only twice. Next, he played 19th-century Tatar hero Hadji Murad in Agi Murad il diavolo bianco/White Warrior (Riccardo Freda, 1959) with Giorgia Moll. This was followed by his role as Goliath (in Italy Emiliano) in Il terrore dei barbari/Goliath and the Barbarians (Carlo Campogalliani, 1959) with Chelo Alonso. While filming Gli ultimi giorni di Pompei/The Last Days of Pompeii (Mario Bonnard, Sergio Leone (uncredited), 1959), the chariot Reeves was driving struck a tree and he dislocated his shoulder. This put an end to his more intense exercise routines and caused problems in the following years.

 

By 1960, Steve Reeves was ranked as the number-one, box-office draw in twenty-five countries around the world. From then on through 1964, Reeves went on to appear in a string of Peplum (sword & sandal films) shot on relatively small budgets, He played a number of characters on-screen, including Welsh pirate and self-proclaimed governor of Jamaica, Captain Henry Morgan in Morgan il pirata/Morgan the Pirate (André De Toth, Primo Zeglio, 1960), Karim, the fabled Thief of Baghdad in Il ladro di Bagdad/The Thief of Baghdad (Arthur Lubin, Bruno Vailati, 1961), and Randus, the son of Spartacus in Il figlio di Spartacus/The Slave: The Son of Spartacus (Sergio Corbucci, 1962). He also played Romulus, the legendary founder of Rome in Romolo e Remo/Duel of the Titans (Sergio Corbucci, 1961) opposite Gordon Scott as his twin brother Remus. Reeves reportedly turned down two roles that became international sensations. He was offered the role of James Bond by Cubby Broccoli in Dr. No (1962) but refused it because of the low salary the producer offered. Reeves also turned down the role of ‘The Man with No name’ that finally went to Clint Eastwood in A Fistful of Dollars (Sergio Leone, 1964) because he could not believe that "Italians could make a western". He played Aeneas of Troy in La leggenda di Enea/The Avenger (Giorgio Venturini, 1962) and twice he played Emilio Salgari's Malaysian hero, Sandokan in Sandokan, la tigre di Mompracem/Sandokan the Great (Umberto Lenzi, 1963) with Geneviève Grad, and I pirati della Malesia/The Pirates of Malaysia (Umberto Lenzi, 1964) with Jacqueline Sassard as the romantic interest. Reeves’ injury of The Last Days of Pompeii, would be aggravated by his stunt work in each successive film, ultimately leading to his retirement from filmmaking. In 1968 he appeared in his final film, Vivo per la tua morte/I Live For Your Death!/A Long Ride From Hell (Camillo Bazzoni, 1968), a Spaghetti Western he co-wrote. His first wife had been Sandra Smith (1955-1956). In 1963, he married Aline Czarzawicz and the couple moved in 1969 to Valley Center, California, northeast of San Diego. He had bought a ranch there with savings from his film career. For the next two decades, Reeves bred horses and promoted drug-free bodybuilding, and stayed with Aline, until her death in 1989. In 1994, Reeves and business partner George Helmer started the Steve Reeves International Society, which became through its Internet site, a leading proponent of drug-free bodybuilding. In 1996, it incorporated to become Steve Reeves International Inc. Reeves also wrote the book Powerwalking, and two self-published books, Building the Classic Physique - The Natural Way, and Dynamic Muscle Building. His last screen appearance was in 2000 when he appeared as himself in the made-for-television A&E Biography: Arnold Schwarzenegger — Flex Appeal. In 2000, Reeves died in a hospital in Escondido, California, from a blood clot after having surgery two days earlier. He passed away on the very day that Ridley Scott's Gladiator (2000) premiered, the first sword-and-sandal epic to be produced by Hollywood in many years. Steve Reeves was 74.

 

Sources: Gary Brumburgh (IMDb), Rick Lyman (The New York Times), Wikipedia, and IMDb.

 

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When my time's where it belongs

When you're home with me 'cause

When I see the pictures

  

All in black and white

All in black and white

It will mean a lot for me

 

I was a dreamer

I would run after the Sun, the Sun

Catch and feel the warmth

Catch and feel the warmth

Catch and feel the warmth

That you, that you, that you have left

That you, that you, that you have left

 

When the fire will be burnt out

And the woes have been loaned oh

It will mean a lot for us

 

I was a dreamer

I would run after the Sun, the Sun

Catch and feel the warmth

Catch and feel the warmth

Catch and feel the warmth

That you, that you, that you have left

That you, that you, that you have left

 

The Sun, the Sun

Catch and feel the warmth

That you, that you, that you have left

 

Black and White

Hugo Barriol

When's it gonna stop being so dang hot, Momma, cause I wanna be outside, sniffling the flowers and chewing the grass and Willow's legs and barking at all the neighbors and just hanging out!! This is from the archives but it seemed to fit what is happening weather wise. Only very short bursts of play time outside...His ears have gotten so much better with the new medicine for his allergies! Yippppeee!! I am keeping my fingers crossed that we can go down on dosage or to every other day soon. He still has to have his allergy shots, but, I'm hoping those will be spread out more and more too! Have a wonderful evening. I'm going to go eat and enjoy my furkids and furgrandkids :)

i caused us to lose the new corporate account, sir... i need to be punished, don't i? ;)

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The HUGE amount of text to follow here is mainly for my own reference (because I'm having some memory issues at the moment and really don't want to forget this, plus I need to work out the order things happened cause my head was in a rather thick fog at the time....)

I'm writing this like I'm explaining it to you, well because I thought it would make more sense than me just talking to myself... And who knows, it may be of some interest to you if immersive theatre is your kind of thing..........

 

This Saturday saw my return to Temple studios in Paddington for my second visit to Punchdrunks The Drowned Man

 

On my previous visit, I had no idea what the hell was happening!

We were handed white masks, bundled into a lift, told this was a wrap party for the filming of 'the drowned man' and then the lift doors opened and we were let loose.

As soon as we stepped out of the lift we were greeted with the most chilling music that actually made every single one of my hairs stand up on end.

And there we were...

Alone in a dark hall way....

Not knowing where to go or what to do.

We spent most of the first hour rummaging around the set/studio. Wandering (and wondering) around film sets, prosthetic room, wig rooms, Dr's office, cinema, motel rooms, shops in a town, mirror mazes, pitch black mazes, woods, caravan parks (complete with caravans) a masonic temple, a bloody desert!

(I shit you not, this place in it's self is a farking epic! master piece)

We roamed in and out of dark room, full of objects, scripts and pieces of information.

Information we didn't have a clue about...

But saying that, even as bunch of numpties fumbling their way through the dark, trying to piece together clues to a story we knew next to nothing about, the details and attention taken to create this amazingly intricate 4 store set was not lost on us.

We took in every sight, sound and smell around us. And as we continued on our masked journey we slowly started to run into the members of the cast.

The only unmasked people around...

 

That trip I took in various snippets of scenes. The fool and Lila, the psychotic seamstress (with a Frankie fetish), Frankie, the evil Dr doing his experiments on people. A fair bit of story line from Ramola, Faye, Dwayne, Miguel and the ill fated Marshall and Wendy.

But with all the exploring we had done I still didn't have a bloody clue what the hell was going on!

And of course when I came out after the finale, where I'd seen just how many characters I'd missed out on, I knew I had to go back.

I had to know more about what the hell was going on in that place!

I started searching the interweb on the train ride home.

I found various bits of information about the story lines going on within temple studio. Partly based on The day of the locusts and Woyzeck. (yep...read em both)

Then I found the spoiler group on facebook. And that was me hooked!

 

I booked my next show.

 

Sadly because I got ill I had to postpone until last weekend (which is probably lucky or else I know I would have tried to fit in a 3rd maybe a 4th visit before it closes it's doors next week.... (yes...it's THAT good!) )

And of course because the way I am physically (and mentally) affected at the moment, I now had to take into account that running up and down 3 flights of stairs trying to follow characters would probably fucking kill me (or kick off the paralysis....not sexy at all.)

 

Running up to the weekend just gone I was on the hunt for information. Without wanting to know too much. But still needing to know more.

In simple terms, the whole story line is an hour long. Then it resets, runs for another hour and resets a final time before the big finale.

That gave me time to work out which parts I was interested in seeing.

Funnily enough I wasn't interested in pursuing the 4 main characters William and Mary (William kills Mary for her infidelity) and Wendy and Marshall (Wendy kills Marshall for his infidelity)

You're given a card at the beginning with their story line on it, so I kinda knew that part all ready.

But there were 2 certain dance scenes that were kind of the main scenes for those character, that also involved a lot of the cast so I figured those were a good place to start.

If I could make it to the Orgy for one loop where Wendy kills Marshall, and then to the hoedown for the second loop I'd see Mary cheating on William as well

Ta da a plan of attack!

(3rd loops just mill around and rest....)

So I went to the 5000 strong group of spoilers (some of whom have been over 30 times!!!!) and asked which characters I could follow that wouldn't be too energetic for me (no way I was I gonna miss this last visit because my damn brain fucking hates me! Screw you brain!!!!!)

And with their help I had a set route and characters to follow.

 

Saturday arrived and I woke up feeling like shit.

My heart was feeling really tight in my chest (don't know why it does that, but it does) my speech was fucked and my left hand side was not in the mood to function without great effort (and pain)

Great..... Just what I need......

I then spent the rest of the day trying to chill the fuck out.

I became a master of Zen.

I meditated like a bad ass mother fucker!

I became completely anti social and drowned the world out with the most chilled music I could get my mitts on.

And you know what...

I actually worked!

By the time it was time to head to Paddington I was pretty functional.

Ok, so my head was cloudy as fuck. My speech was painfully slow and my left arm still ached.... I owned the underground that day!

I owned sitting on the floor while queuing.

And despite my heart pounding away in my chest (nerves I guess?) I made it in! :D

 

I have my plan. I'm going to get out of the lift, head to the town and follow the green grocer.

Only the lift takes us to the basement....

DAMN!

That's 2 flights of stairs I need to get up!!!

Rushing is just not an option at this point.

I head into the masonic temple. And there are weird masked people (not with masks like we have on, weird bald headed mask, kind of like the president masks in point break)

And then there is Stanford.

The head of the studio.

If I were such a spaz I'd be following him cause he is pure evil! And dark personalities have always intrigued me...

I may as well stick around and see whats going on.

The 3 masked people have baseball bats and are dancing around the black and white checkered floor harassing Frankie (the studio's up and coming star)

They start beating him, shove an orange in his mouth and as the music reaches it's crescendo Stanford pulls out and gun, shoves it in Frankie's face and.......

They all laugh.

This is Frankie's initiation into the evil that is temple studio.

YAY! I'd actually really wanted to see that scene because those masked characters appear on the guide book(?) thingie. Ha ha ha!

I decide I'll make my way up to the 2nd floor and see if I can play catch up with the grocer who I need to follow for the Hoedown.

On my way towards the town I run into (quite literally as he was storming towards me) a man in a suit (no mask)

No one is following him....

SCORE!

I whole actor to myself!!!!!!!!

(this is hard to find especially later on with the amount of people around)

Now I haven't mentioned yet that the characters interact with the white masked audience. We had witnessed it the first show, when the Dr took a woman into the room and locked the door on all her friends. And when the toy shop owner did the same

Which is why I'm so excited to have this dude (whoever he is) all to myself.

Who knows... Maybe I'll get lucky and land a bit of interaction with him...?

I follow him into the board room

He has a collection of pictures of Frankie with him and spreads them all over the table where he dances and writhes around on top of them.

When he is done he tidies them up and then stares me straight in the eye.

He looks kind of pissed at me, like I'm there invading his private moment.

As he slowly moves around the room he is still holding my gaze (I feel like I'm in a stare out, no way I'm looking away first! Even though he is very intimidating)

He exits and I'm right behind him striding down the corridors.

 

Holy crap he is bloody fast!

Uh oh....

 

From this moment on my mind has blurred all the events into a kind of mash of happening, so I'm using a cheat sheet for his loop to help me piece it all back together in order....

 

We go into a studio and he watches Frankie and Andrea dancing/auditioning, then somehow (and I can't quite remember how) we are chasing Frankie down the stairs, where suited man seems to sexually harass Frankie, who eventually gives in and the pair full on snog at the bottom of the stairs right under a spotlight (perfectly timed and positioned if I say so myself!)

Then we're back in the masonic temple for the orgy. Oh my gosh I LOVED this scene!

The choreography and music are amazing!

It's a good scene to see as it help me figure out the cast members I don't know the names of.

Delores seduces Marshall as Wendy watches on horrified.

When the orgy is done and the other characters have left the suited man tries to seduce Frankie again, and seems to spurn him this time.

So that's that, we're off at a trot again (fuck it, I'm not giving up now!)

He leads us (cause I'm not alone with him anymore. Other white masks have joined us) to a corridor with head shots of the 'stars' all over the floor.

He stops and has a little dance over them, then we're off to a room full of the head shots with their eyes cut out. (cause that's not creepy at all.....)

He's looking really fucked off now.

He find a picture of Frankie.

He comes towards me and places the picture up against my mask and starts to slow rip it.....

When he rips it down past my eye I can see that he is right up against me, his face nearly touching my mask.....

His eyes are intensely staring into mine again and he looks crazed!!!!

Yet again I dare not blink, or take my eyes from his.

He takes the ripped up picture and stuff it in my pocket.

 

Then we're off again!

By now I am so hyper reflexive that EVERY little noise is making me jump. Even the ones I can see coming (like doors opening and closing. It's mental!)

My heart is BANGING double time in my chest and I'm vaguely aware my left arm hurts.

I'm guessing my speech has fucked off my this point, but that's cool cause we're supposed to be silent the whole time, so who cares!

My head is so fuzzy the whole thing feels like a dream. Like I'm somewhere else watching what is going on.

 

We're in the snow set now (I forgot to mention earlier there is bloody snow as well! They have EVERYTHING in this place!)

He's watching Andrea dance. (She's Wendy's friend I think)

He goes up the snow hill through an open door and behind a wall where I can't see him.

I honestly thought I'd lost him at this point.

And have to admit I felt a little sad.

But no!

He's still in that little snow filled room, standing in front of a bright light, making the huge shadow of his hand move slowly and menacingly towards Andrea who's laid on the floor.

He comes back down, picks her up and takes her off to the dressing room.

I remember being in the dressing room, seeing the fool from the corner of my eye, but for the life of me can't remember what the hell he did in there.

It may have been where he gave Andrea and Wendy the invite to the orgy (insuring that Wendy see's Marshall infidelity with Delores)

Damn.

Such a shame I can't remember.

 

Now we're in the casting office with Alice Estee. And finally I learn that he is in fact Claude Estee (her husband I'm guessing)

The pair of them are characters taken from The day of the locust and dropped into the world of temple studio.

They are an evil pair, who are laughing and joking about the fact that they are rooting through piles of head shots dismissing almost all of them.

Until they get to Frankie.

They seem to really LOVE him.

After they have done a very cleverly choreographed chair dance, he heads out into the hall way off somewhere else.

And of course I'm hot on his heels.

He suddenly stops.

Turns and makes eye contact with me again.

He starts slowly moving towards me, holding my gaze all the while.

He pushed me up against the wall.

His face right up to mine.

His eyes burning into mine again

All I can think is 'damn it Elana, unfold you hands, they're going to be touching his balls if he gets any closer!!!!'

I manage to get them unfolded and down by my side just in time as he then pins me against the wall, puts his lips right on my ear and hisses something about me having talent, and that I should come find him later...

Makes all my hairs stand on end.....

Damn!

He pressed himself against me so hard he left a sweat patch behind!

maybe I should have grabbed his balls after all! ha ha ha ha ha!

 

And just like that he turns away, and we're off again.

 

This time he's with Stanford.

The pair look so threatening together as poor Faye comes in for an audition (I met Faye a few times last visit and she's quite a big part of The day of the locust)

I actually feel quite sorry for her, which is odd because before I didn't really like her as she was such a tease and rather irritating wanna be (even more so in the book!)

But the presence of the evil, unblinking, poker faced Stanford and the lecherous Claude makes me feel for the poor girl.

 

yep... I'm getting right into this story line now!

 

I guess Stanford and Faye leave, cause now it's Claude's turn in the big bosses chair.

He goes straight for me again, with those penetrating eyes

(I swear he could see me blushing under my mask he was staring that hard!)

He motions for me to move into the middle of the room (which is surrounded by white masks most of whom were watching the last scene)

He then motions for me to turn around.

Ha ha ha ha!

Cause I'm not already dizzy as fuck, hyper reflexive and completely fuzzy headed.

I make a rather lame attempt at giving him a twirl (which is more of a shuffle round in a rather lame circle)

He gets up, comes right up to me so his lips are once again on my ear and whispers 'I remember you.... You've got talent'

Seriously, he is such a slimy character and played so well it made me shudder!

While I recover from my public humiliation (damn I wish I'd put a bit more effort into that twirl....) Andrea comes in for her audition.

William is there as well, and Claude (still in the bosses chair) watches them audition for a scene that is dictated by the amazing disembodied voice of Stanford (even when that man's not present somewhere, he still manages to be everywhere.....)

 

We're in a hallway again and Claude bumps into the Dr and they have a pill together.

(Cause why the hell not I suppose, guess they are all into the drugging thing together)

Then we're off to the dressing room again.

Delores is in there and she and Claude do a little dance number. Which ends in him mocking her and telling her that she's getting old.

Off to another part of the set, where Alice is with Frankie auditioning him.

The 3 of them do a dance number.

I miss nearly the whole thing because there are LOADS of people and I'm way to short to see over their heads. So I sit it out.

After that Claude and Alice ask Frankie if he wants to meet the boss.

They rush down the stairs.

Claude disappears into a room and materialize

wearing the creepy point break mask just as the rest music sounds telling me I've just unknowingly and unintentionally followed his whole loop!

And a hell of a loop it was as well.

 

I oh so slowly make my way up their two flights of stairs to seek out the town where I know I can go sit and watch the drugstore girl for a bit. (Kinda hoping she'll offer me a drink cause I feel like I'm going to die!!!!)

 

In the town I finally find the drugstore (totally missed it first time round)

She's there behind the counter so I park my arse on a stool and watch her for a bit.

She's reading a script, I would read it, but my brain is beyond fucked now.

I'd be surprised if I'd manage to read the first line of it!

She heads out of the drugstore, I figure I'll follow. (I've sat down long enough, and if I stop any longer I'll start noticing my symptoms kicking in)

As luck would have it she goes to see the grocer and gives him an invite to the hoe down.

I'm guessing he got ready and went straight there (cause I'm fucked if I can remember him doing anything else)

And there we have the hoedown. Another beautifully choreographed scene with kick ass music!

William see's Mary cheating on him with Dwayne goes a little mental.

I'm wanting low impact after Claude's loop, so follow the grocers back to his store.

Back in his shop he turns to me.

Stares at me long and hard and then hold out his hand for me to take.

He leads me into his back room and locks the door behind us.

Pushes me against the door and fiddles about for a bit, before taking me around the shoulders and leading me through a low dark tunnel.

He sits me down and takes my mask off.

He then hands me a script to read (ahahahahaha! Are you kidding me, My brain stop cooperating waaaaay back with bloody Claude)

I manage to read the first few line.

I could be hallucinating at this point, but I'm pretty sure there is a voice (Stanford maybe) narrating what he is doing and what he is doing is exactly what's in the script....

My mind is fucked anyway so I just give up on pretending to read whats on the script.

He sits opposite me and takes my hands.

He starts to tell me a sad story about a boy who had a dream his mother died and he was left with his cruel father.

He seems really heart broken so I assume he is telling me his story.

He leans forward and gives me a really long sweaty hug.

I feel for the bloke so I give him a hug back and do the whole 'there, there' back pat thing (he's upset, what else was I gonna do, offer him a kleenex from my bra?)

Can't fucking remember the rest of what he said, but as he lead me back out of the dark tunnel he said some more stuff. Told me that his name is Eugene and that this is all a dream. They are stuck inside a dream and not to get stuck too.....

Which ties in with something the fool had said about it all being a dream when I saw him with Lila the first time round.

 

Fuck me, the old wheels started turning after that!

 

After he emerges out of the room he lead me into I follow him to the drugstore where he has a script for the drugstore girl.

They sit down and read it together.

They are acting out what is on the script and what is on the script is being said by the voice of (Stamford again) they repeat the scene over and over again and both seem to realize that they are trapped inside this loop.

Both aware yet unable to stop doing what is in the script and what Stanford is saying!

The drugstore girl gets up goes over to the phone box and falls down dead (of an overdoes apparently)

Eugene sadly and knowingly walks over moves her body (as he has done a thousand times before) and leaves.

 

He leads us downstairs to the birthday tent in the woods.

Where he strips down to his underwear.

Plus out a red sequin dress, wig, heels and red lipstick and starts to dress himself up.

He puts the red lipstick on and takes me hand. Plus me close and kisses my mask.

Just then Delores and Frankie turn up.

It's Delores's birthday and Eugene is the entertainment. Impersonating her.

Wendy and Marshall rock up to the party as well.

Eugene gives them a bit of a show and then pulls Wendy up on stage.

He and Frankie distract her by dressing her up in Eugene's red sequin frock, while Delores seduces Marshall.

Eugene and Frankie finish, Wendy is all dressed up, looking ridiculous and laughing at how funny she looks.

She see's that Marshall is looking very comfortable with Delores, and Delores begins to laugh as well.

A nasty cruel laugh, at Wendy.

From there they all go off and the orgy scene happens not long after.

I've already seen that, so I hang around to see the rest of Eugene's loop.

Alice Estee comes into the tent just as Eugene has put his normal clothes back on.

She looks at the heels and wig and scoffs at him.

She then says she has a part for him.

A grocer!

He seems hesitant to take the role and she tells him that he will be the grocer.

He agrees and takes the script from her and heads back up to the shop.

'Abe's general store.'

Guess that's why he wanted me to know his name. Because he's not really Abe. He knows his real name and is trying to hang on to that before he becomes nothing more than the role he has been given in the script, on a constantly repeating loop in a tragic dream he can't get out of...

This time he takes someone else into the back room, I dig out the script from the draw.

And sure enough, it's his script. All the things I have seen him do as the grocer (he dusts off peas a lot and served some customers as well while I was in the shop) and sure enough, the scene with the drugstore girl is in there. exactly as it played out. So he must know in advance that she is going to die.

I'm curious if the script she was reading when I went in to the drugstore is the same one as this now only with her story inside in it....

 

Then the reset music sounds again and it's the third loop.

 

Time to head up to the top floor desert to get some sand in my shoes and see if I can find the dust which, who I have yet to see in any shape or form even during the finale!

First I bump into Mary (who I haven't seen before) she's dancing with someone on a car.

Don't know who it was! ha!

Getting really tired now and not giving much of crap about where I'm heading.

I head up to the sand dunes to find Miguel, who is having a fight with Dwayne.

I already know what's going to happen because I caught this scene on my first visit, so instead I have a nose around to see if I can find the secret tunnel in the sand dune.

Go in there, have a nose around.

No dust witch.

Miguel heads down to the hoedown.

I've already seen that as well so I go into the town to see if anyone of any interest is about.

And sure as shit there is a big crowd around the toy shop because the owner Mr Tuttle is about.

White masks love him!

Mainly because he drags you into the back of his shop for a 1 on 1, much like I had with Eugene, but does a whole load of batshit crazy stuff and then covers your mask in blood (red paint)

This time hes off out on a mission.

He heads to where the car is with his pot of paint and must be finishing off some graffiti he has been doing in his previous loops. 'Beware. the red moon is rising'

No idea what that means (I'll ask the spoilers at some point) I'm guessing there is a shit ton of red moon shaped clues and objects around this place. It's bound to make sense to the folk who have searched for the stuff (in their 30 odd visits....)

The security guard sees him and comes running over and chases him (I'm not fucking running, so I miss what is said between the 2 of them)

Tuttle heads back to his shop and Miguel and Faye come out of the hoedown. I decide to pick up following Miguel.

The have a little sexy, flirty dance and Faye leads him off the a motel room.

He lays on the bed. She starts taking her clothes off.

Something suddenly catches his attention outside so he bolts.

Faye sits and starts to cries. I get the fuck outta there to follow Miguel into the street, where he is holding tarot card. Couldn't see what it had on it though I'm guessing death?

He starts saying 'Mary' over and over. Then leaves the card in the rafters of William and Mary's house before heading up to the sand dunes.

I'm moving at a crawl now so kind miss what hes doing in the shack up there.

My guess is this is usually when Mary get's kill by William, as Miguel was repeating her name a hell of a lot.

But this is the end of the 3rd loop which means that we are discreetly lead away and back down to the wooded area where the finale of Wendy killing Marshall (with scissors) takes place.

I search the entire cast on the stage for the dust witch. Still can't see her!

Oh well.

 

And that...

 

Is what I can only describe as another mind boggling final trip to temple studios to see the breathtaking, bewildering master piece that is the drowned man.

I'll be fucking amazed if anyone has read up to here! ha ha!

  

I guess now I'm going to have to resort to go and read all the spoilers for all the characters, and read all the conspiracy theories that surround this to see if anyone has worked the whole thing out.... ( though I highly doubt it)

   

Cause cranes made out of LEGO are just incredible i must also have one. In my scale (±1:16) this crane must be made with Unimog tires so it's huge! (estimated first part finished around 2018) ***This project is not the main project and there will never be an building instruction for it***

Qualsiasi azione, mentale verbale o fisica, compiuta da qualunque essere vivente, produce un effetto corrispondente. L'insieme degli effetti inerenti alla vita di una persona costituisce il suo karma. Non esiste quindi nessun destino cieco da maledire; e neppure esiste il meccanico agire della natura o il fortuito presentarsi degli eventi. A livello profondo, ciascuno è interamente responsabile delle cause poste, ciscuno è l'artefice del bene e del male che subisce

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This one has been causing me some problems this evening, as I have attempted to trace its last known movements, hence the long delay since the last upload !

 

We know that this Leopard was new to Cotter's Tours of Glasgow in 1969, and Geoff told me that he had taken it from Graham Crompton near Chorley, in part-exchange for a former GMT 'Mancunian' Fleetline. I don't know its pre-Crompton history yet, but I am working on it.

 

Geoff sold it to Brighton operator Robin Flint the following month, and he ran it for six months until April 1985. After that, it is reported that Flint removed the body from the chassis, and started to dismantle the body in his yard. We have no further information, but one would assume that both halves ended up being scrapped.

 

So why does TGA 133G have a V5 change date of 28 February 1991 showing on its DVLA record ? How did that come about ? Time for a lie down ....

 

Then some more scanning - I have now run out of current material !

 

Atlas Mill, Bolton, 11/10/84

 

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Avalanche are more than aware that some gamers will be playing Just Cause 3 before its launch on Tuesday which has prompted them to remind those that are playing that a patch is incoming.

Tim has been getting busy with the game this week and you can watch a special PC Invasion Plays Just Cause 3 ...

 

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Misogynist Martians beware!

Upon attaining level 2 Jedi Tranny, one is presented different options, several paths of specialisation leading to the different branches of Tranny mistressry. Among these are of cause, the dark side.

 

Becoming a Tranny villain takes hard training. In fact it takes years of practice to master the skills of villainry, to comprehend the inner most wisdom of scoundrelism, not to speak of attaining the fine, delicate and harmonious virtues of rascalhood.

 

It is here among the more advanced specialized classes of the Tranny Academy, we find the teachings of mischiefry, innovative opportunism , Quack, trick and con artistery, concealed weapons training, disruptive chemistry, excruciating dresscode, culminative intimidation, deviant hypnosis, kinetic humiliation and excessive attitude.

 

The ”dress code” is a part of the training as a tranny villain, as (is written in the Tome of the tranny): ”... a true dark queen of the underworld rule and asserts her dominance thru her very presence, that invoke gasps from common woman and make ordinary men loose control of wit, breath and primary bodily functions. Even men who find the tranny villain utterly unattractive and most distasteful, must of cause still be aroused, in the resentful vulgar sense, and (especially bound naked, in accordance with the everyday business situations of meetings in the underworld) be unable to resist, revealing this fact.”

 

To day we had only 2 classes, excruciating dresscode and excessive attitude, took some pictures in the schoolyard in front of the drinking fountain ;o)

 

Transvestit København Danmark

This is a video I made to illustrate a piece I did on the dailybuzz about a cursed iPhone being sold on Ebay.

'The Loreley Express' 07.30 from Hook of Holland. This was to be my compartment as far as Luzern.

15th July 1968

Cause July 4th. Happy merica day.

Cause it is too hot to go outside.

Kentucky Falls Trail, Siuslaw National Forest, Oregon USA

since alot of people ask about this..this is the painting thats across from my bed. its abstract acrylic on canvas. took about 15 minutes to paint. its called "cause" because underneath the paint I have it written in red.

"Each individual is master of his or her destiny: it is up to each person to create the causes of happiness"

The 14th Dalai Lama

'Cause when a heart breaks no it don't break even

~ Break Even, by The Script

for Musically Challenged

 

Photoshooting this evening in Miami w/ the hubs! While it's similar to work we've done, there's a twist this time and we're kinda of excited. Even though this shot does NOT show that. Haha.

 

Have a great rest of this Friday everyone!!

It was caused by hot tar being used to repair the roof following a bizarre accident involving an ‘exploding’ boiler from a nearby factory days before.

 

In that incident, the eight ton boiler, used for pumping water at Darwen Paper company’s Dimmocks Mill. exploded and flew 200 feet in the air before crashing through the roof of India Mill and ending on the sixth floor where it smashed a spinning mule.

 

Workmen repairing the hole in the roof caused by the boiler had just knocked off for the day when the blaze started.

 

Mill workers tackled the blaze before the fire brigade arrived.

 

www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/18140969.flying-boiler...

Noarre, Vall de Cardós (Pallars Sobirà)

Taken at RoseWould Plantation

For centuries, the former royal abbey of Saint-Denis illuminated the artistic, political and spiritual history of the Frankish world.

The abbey-church was designated a "basilica" in Merovingian times. In the 12th century the abbot of Saint-Denis, Suger, still qualified it in his works as a "basilica". This qualifier was applied from the 4th century to churches whose floor plans were the same as those of Roman civic buildings with three naves, used for trade and the administration of justice. They were often erected outside towns and over the tomb of a saint. They were the site of a major pilgrimage and often the cause for the development of a neighbourhood or borough, like the town of Saint-Denis, which developed around the abbey and its economic potential.

Basilica is also an honorary title given to all kinds of churches, of all eras, that were the seat of a major pilgrimage. Only a cathedral is of superior rank. In 1966, the basilica was elevated to cathedral status, a name derived from "cathedra", meaning the seat of the bishop, the head of the diocese located there. A copy of the throne of Dagobert, the original of which is in the Cabinet des Médailles of the Bibliothèque Nationale, is currently used by the bishop as an episcopal see.

The first building rises from the tomb of Saint Denis, a missionary bishop who died under the yoke of Roman rule in the second part of the 3rd century. The body of the saint attracted many princely burials around him from the late 4th century. Besides a partly Carolingian crypt, the remains of the building consecrated in the presence of Charlemagne in 775, the basilica preserves the testimony of buildings that were decisive for the evolution of religious architecture: the façade (1135-1140) and the apse (1140 -1144), the work of abbot Suger, which constitute a hymn to light, a manifesto of new early Gothic art; other parts of the present church built in the time of Saint Louis from 1230 to 1280 are a testimony of the heyday of Gothic art, known as "Rayonnant", such as the exceptionally vast transept accommodating the royal tombs.

A place of remembrance from the early Middle Ages, the Dionysian monastery was able to link its fate to that of the monarchy, gradually asserting itself as the privileged tomb of the royal dynasties, taking advantage of the cult of Saint Denis. Forty-two kings, thirty-two queens, sixty-three princes and princesses and ten men of the kingdom rest in peace there. With over seventy recumbent effigies and monumental tombs, the royal necropolis of the basilica is today the most significant group of funerary sculptures from the 12th to the 16th century in Europe.

But the basilica of Saint-Denis was not the "graveyard of the kings" from the beginning of the Frankish kingdom as qualified by a chronicler of the 13th century. Until the 10th century, the abbey was in fierce competition with many other cemeteries, especially with Saint-Germain-des-Prés. At the accession of the Capetians in 987, its role as a royal necropolis gradually became confirmed and most sovereigns were buried there until the 19th century; although, for political, religious or personal reasons, some kings, like Philip I in 1108, Louis VII in 1180, Louis XI in 1483, Charles X in 1836 and Louis-Philippe in 1850, would be buried in other places. Louis XVIII, who died in 1824, was the last king to be buried in the basilica.

Throughout history the Frankish kings were always in search of legitimacy, which partly explains their will to be buried with the relics of Saint Denis, Rusticus and Eleutherius (all three having been martyred together). By way of their powers, the kings thought they had acquired power and protection during their life, particularly for their battles, and for going directly to Paradise.

The rallying cry of the knights on the battlefield in the 12th and 13th centuries, "Montjoie Saint Denis!", inscribed on the scarlet banner, interspersed with the golden flames of the famous oriflamme of Saint-Denis, became the motto of the kingdom of France, which was thus placed under the protection of the titular saint of the kingdom, Saint Denis. This standard is a beautiful image of the personal union between the abbey, the patron saint and the king. This ensign was always raised in time of war by the rulers who came to collect it from the hands of the abbot on the altar of the holy martyrs. It is one of the major objects of the mediaeval epic around which a first national sentiment formed. A 1913 copy, little conform to the original, remains in the basilica.

The Hundred Years' War, the Wars of Religion and political unrest contributed to the decline of the royal abbey of Saint-Denis long before the Revolution precipitated matters. In 1793, revolutionaries attacked the symbols of the monarchy, but the basilica escaped total destruction. In 1806, Napoleon Bonaparte ordered the restoration of the building. Then Louis XVIII restored the role of necropolis to the abbey. The restoration work continued throughout the 19th century and was conducted, in particular, by architects François Debret and Eugène Viollet-le-Duc from 1846.

 

2 - A royal monument

Burials before the 13th century

The rich and influential Parisian noblewoman, Saint Geneviève, showed special devotion to Saint Denis. She undoubtedly had the tomb of Saint Denis expanded or had a building built around it in 475. The development of a vast necropolis, which extended well beyond the church, in the 6th and 7th centuries, led to expanding the church.

Many high-ranking figures, mostly women, were then buried "ad sanctos" as close to the saint as possible. The discovery in 1959 of the sarcophagus of Queen Arnegunde, daughter-in-law of Clovis, who died around 580, shows the power of attraction of the sanctuary in this early period. The jewellery associated with her burial is kept in the Musée d'archéologie nationale du Domaine de Saint-Germain-en-Laye.

Fifty years later, in 639, King Dagobert was the first Frankish king to be buried in the basilica of Saint-Denis. Some Merovingians and Carolingians were buried there, such as Charles Martel, Pepin the Short and Emperor Charles the Bald.

Dagobert distinguished himself by making generous donations to the abbey and legend has it that he created the Saint-Denis fair that was held each October and was a great source of wealth for the monastery.

Charles Martel died in 741. Even though he was only the Mayor of the Palace he was given a prestigious burial, opposite the great King Dagobert. He thus enabled his family, the Pippinids, future Carolingians, to rise to the ranks of the greatest noblemen. His recumbent effigy, created in the 13th century, shows him crowned as the Capetians considered him as the ancestor of the great Carolingian dynasty.

Pepin the Short, the son of Charles Martel, was anointed by Pope Stephen II at Saint-Denis in July 754, thus sealing the alliance between the Frankish kings and the papacy. He was the first Frankish sovereign to be crowned as the image of God on earth in the image of king David. On this occasion he had the church rebuilt along the lines of the Roman buildings known as basilicas. Featuring a wooden ceiling, dozens of marble columns and decorated with thousands of oil lamps, for the first time it was combined with a crypt that housed the relics of Saint Denis until the 12th century. A few remains of this Roman-style martyrium, decorated with paintwork imitating marble, can still be seen.

 

Recumbent effigies said to be commissioned by Saint Louis

Louis IX (Saint Louis), who was canonised in 1297, was called a "superman" by the pope. A man of great faith, this king was particularly attached to Saint-Denis. He continuously strengthened the basilica’s role as a royal necropolis. The series of 16 recumbent effigies, said to be commissioned by Saint Louis in around 1265, is the largest funerary sculpture series of the European Middle Ages. Today 14 of the original sculptures remain. They are placed in both arms of the transept, virtually in their old locations evidenced by 18th-century engravings.

The mediaeval effigies, said to be commissioned by Saint Louis, are designed on the model of the statue-columns that decorate church portals. In the 13th century, they were among the first funerary sculptures made for the abbey of Saint-Denis. Previously, only the engraved stone slabs arranged on the floor near the altar marked the location of the royal tombs. The reorganisation of the necropolis, launched by the Capetian rulers, led to the discovery and transfer of the remains of the 16 sovereigns, buried between the 7th and 12th centuries. Their bones were then placed in boxes above which 16 recumbent figures with idealised faces were installed, a majestic expression of the royal function. The mode of representation of these sculptures is relatively uniform. The sovereigns wear a crown and carry a sceptre. These recumbent effigies, which were originally painted in bright colours, are dressed in the fashion of the 13th century. They are not represented dead; they have their eyes open to the eternal light. They assert belief in the Resurrection. They are turned towards the east, towards the sunrise, the image of Christ whose return they await.

But the layout desired by the Capetian rulers was also political. Through this grandiose setting, Louis IX developed the myth of monarchical continuity between the Merovingians, Carolingians and Capetians and aimed to link his family to Charlemagne, the most impressive figure in mediaeval monarchical ideology.

The inscriptions on the new tombs identify the kings and queens and clarify the genealogies. In the Middle Ages, in the centre of the transept, the gilded silver tombs of Louis VIII and Philip Augustus, the grandfather of Saint Louis, victor of the Battle of Bouvines in 1214, had the places of honour. The central tomb of the series is that of Louis VIII, the father of Louis IX. Indeed, according to the Dominican Vincent of Beauvais, an intimate of Saint Louis, the mixed blood of the Carolingians and Capetians flowed in the veins of Louis VIII as his mother, Isabella of Hainaut, was of Carolingian ancestry. It thus symbolises, in the Capetian family, "the return to the throne of the race of Charlemagne". Indeed, in the 11th century, Saint Valery had prophesied that the Capetian kingdom could only be maintained up to the seventh king, which was precisely Philip Augustus, father of Louis VIII.

This series was completed in around 1280 by erecting a magnificent tomb of goldsmithery in honour of Saint Louis, "the most beautiful tomb in the world" according to his chronicler Guillaume de Nangis. It was destroyed, as well as the other goldsmithery tombs, during the Hundred Years' War.

Thus the accomplishment of this sculpted series ensured the title of royal necropolis to Saint Denis, to which its abbots had long aspired, and offered the Capetian dynasty a legitimacy and prestige that it had hitherto been lacking.

 

There is a continuing debate among theoretical physicists about how the stuff (matter/energy) of the universe could have originated of its own accord, out of 'nothing' (the elusive, so-called ‘theory of everything’). However, the most important question in this debate: Where did information come from? Has been largely ignored, but this is absolutely CRUCIAL - because the universe, as we know it, could not exist without information. The laws of nature, are indicative of order, they govern and control the whole material universe, and extremely complex information is essential for all life.

Information is rightly called the third fundamental property of the universe.

So we have to wonder why the crucial question of the origin of information is excluded from the 'theory of everything' debate?

Without a credible explanation of the origin of information - any proposed theory of 'everything' would, in fact, be a theory of 'nothing' ... and absolutely useless.

 

Life requires information from the very outset, even the tiniest, most primitive cell is packed with complex information (coded in DNA), and the means of interpreting it.

Life could not exist without information. The first life on earth (regardless of how you believe it originated) needed complex information right from the very start, this is certain and beyond any dispute.

So how did information arise in the first life? Was the information for life just floating about in the ether waiting to alight on the right mixture of chemicals in some primordial soup? I think not! (but atheists have not yet proposed any better explanation).

However, even if such an incredible thing were possible, the question would still remain as to how this information originated within the universe? Where did it come from, and why? Hence for any atheist, the origin of DNA code itself, and the information it contains, is an impossible dilemma.

The unanswerable question for atheism is, which came first, information or matter?

Information cannot possibly create itself, but neither can matter. To suggest that either of them originated, of their own accord, from nothing, is self-evidently, utter nonsense and completely unscientific.

(Atheists will never be able to answer this question because the only logical option is - - a non-contingent first cause of all the material realm, which is eternally pre-existent, intelligent, non-material and therefore not subject to natural laws which govern all natural entities, i.e. a Supernatural Creator God).

 

Amazingly, we were told by ‘experts’ in 2004 that the discovery of the simple sugar glycoldehide in a gas cloud (known as Sagittarius B2 allegedly detected light years away in the middle of our galaxy) could explain the origin of DNA & life. (Daily Mirror newspaper, UK, 22/9/2004)

This is comparable to claiming that, if a component for making ink were to be discovered in outer space, it would explain how the complete works of Shakespeare could have originated spontaneously, of their own accord - and some people call that science - - incredible!

 

Make no mistake, atheism is just another religion.

Atheists are very fond of telling us what they don’t believe, but just what do they believe?

 

Because they reject an eternal, pre-existent, non-material first cause, every atheist is obliged to believe the preposterous notion that, the potential and information for life, as well as all the laws of nature, must have been an intrinsic property of the first matter/energy, when this matter/energy arose by its own power, and of its own volition, out of absolutely nothing, at the beginning of everything!!!! (albeit contrary to logic, common sense, and the laws of nature that govern all matter).

Surely this must be the ultimate miracle to outdo all other miracles.

Supporters of this bizarre, magical belief are very fond of describing atheism as “the only rational viewpoint,” - - -

They call such a belief rational? - - -

What do you think?

 

Atheists cannot accept that any information pre-existed the material. Therefore, matter not only had to create itself, but also its own governing laws & information, from nothing, and so the god of the atheist religion of naturalism is credited with even more creative powers than those usually attributed to an eternally pre-existing, Supernatural God.

In other words, ‘matter’ is automatically ascribed by atheist belief as a self-created, intelligent entity.

(This is completely contrary to logic, and to natural laws which describe the inherent properties and behaviour of matter and all natural occurrences, without exception).

 

“It’s just unbelievable what unbelievers are willing to believe, in order to be unbelievers” (Dr. Duane Gish)

 

Consider this ...

Long, long, long ago, in an eternal void of nothingness, a tiny cosmic egg arose of its own volition. Then, all of a sudden, the egg accidentally exploded and proceeded to expand until it became the whole universe and everything within it. 

(This is the atheistic, ‘Big Bang’, fairy story of creation in a nutshell - - - or should that be eggshell?). But where could this cosmic egg have come from? - - - who knows? - - - perhaps a cosmic chicken laid it? - - - if so - - - where did the cosmic chicken come from? - - - don’t even ask! - - - because the only thing we are absolutely sure of is that we are still waiting for any ‘Big Bang’ supporter to propose a better solution. - - - Please don’t hold your breath!

The best they have come up with so far, is that the 'nothing' in which the cosmic egg emerged, wasn't really nothing, but 'something', i.e. SPACE. But, any fool can see that this is just a device to make a ridiculous belief sound plausible. It is obviously not plausible, because they then have to explain how space (which is not nothing, but just a part of the contingent, material realm) originated, which takes the whole ridiculous idea back to square one.

 

Since information is not a physical element (and as information is a fundamental constituent of the universe and an essential feature of all life) to assert that the universe is composed solely of matter and energy is clearly wrong.

The speculated ‘Big Bang’ explosion is an accidental, purposeless and destructive event, with no directing, informational component whatsoever. As it is not possible for such a ‘Big Bang’ or any other undirected release of energy to create useful information (or any sort of order) it is patently obvious that this ‘Big Bang’ story of creation is erroneous.

 

Where has wisdom gone?

For all our modern knowledge and technology, ancient man had a wisdom in these matters which far surpasses modern ideas.

It is now almost 2 thousand years ago that Christ's Apostle John delivered the ultimate ‘theory of everything’. He understood (like many of his predecessors) that the most important factor in the question of origins is information: “In the beginning was the word” [(word: logos) = information]. John 1; 1. (the 'Word' is applied by John to Jesus Christ as true God and true man - meaning the universe was created by the Word (Jesus), by means of God's word - intelligent, constructive information).

 

All sensible people realise that information just had to come first, nothing constructive or creative can occur without information. Science tells us that, any input of raw energy alone, tends to increase entropy. Only organised or directed energy (energy with an informational component) can temporarily reverse or reduce the effects of entropy.

Without information, nothing material could exist in its present form.

Information derives only from an intelligent source, so only information from a pre-existing, supernatural, intelligent source could bring everything material into being, organise and control its construction and behaviour, and maintain its continued existence.

So the essential, single, first cause had to be both uncaused and intelligent.

There is no other logical option.

 

Belief in God did not just evolve (as some atheists keep telling us) as a means for ‘ignorant’, ‘primitive’, ‘superstitious’ humans to explain things they could not understand.

On the contrary, ancient man (from the time of Adam) fully understood (better than many of the so-called experts today) that the material universe does not contain within itself any possible means of creating itself and its essential, regulatory information, out of nothing.

A non-contingent, pre-existing, supernatural (non-material), eternal, infinite and omnipotent force had to be responsible for creating it. An essential element of that force is a supreme intelligence which has to be the original source of all information.

 

“ALL THINGS WERE MADE BY HIM; AND WITHOUT HIM WAS NOT ANY THING MADE THAT WAS MADE. IN HIM WAS LIFE

AND THE LIFE WAS THE LIGHT OF MEN” John 1: 3-4.

 

In this computer age, people are again beginning to understand the particular relevance of information.

A computer (the hardware) processes and stores information (the software). Without any software programming, the hardware would be useless.

As Chuck Missler points out in his book ‘Cosmic Codes; “software has no mass. (its embodiment may have weight, but the software doesn’t. It simply codes information)”.

A computer disk loaded with a million bytes of software will weigh no more than a blank disk and the information it contains can be sent invisibly through the airwaves from one point to another.

To quote Chuck Missler again “if you and I were meeting face-to-face, I would still not be able to see the real you. I would only see the temporary residence you are occupying. The real you, your personality - - call it soul, spirit, whatever - - is not visible. It is software not hardware. The codes - - your history, your accumulated responses to the events of your life, your attitudes - - are all simply informational, not physical. It is software only and software has no mass”. According to Einstein, time is a physical property - - - “that which has no mass has no time. You are eternal, that is what the Bible has declared all along. You are eternal whether you like it or not” Chuck Missler, Cosmic Codes. 1999. Koinonia house.

 

The information for life ....

Atheists and evolutionists have no idea how the first, genetic information originated. They claim the spontaneous generation of life (abiogenesis) is an established scientific fact, but this is completely disingenuous. Apart from the fact that abiogenesis violates the Law of Biogenesis, the Law of Cause and Effect and the Second Law of Thermodynamics, it also violates Information Theory.

 

Atheists and evolutionists have an enormous problem with explaining how the DNA code originated. However that is not the major problem. The impression is given to the public, that evolutionists only have to find an explanation for the origin of DNA by natural processes - and the problem of the origin of genetic information will have been solved. That is a confusion in the minds of many people that evolutionists cynically exploit. It is far from the truth, as they very well know.

Explaining how DNA was formed by chemical processes, explains only how the information storage medium was formed, it tells us nothing about the origin of the information it carries.

 

To clarify this it helps to compare DNA to other information, storage mediums.

For example, if we compare DNA to the written word, we understand that the alphabet is a tangible medium for storing, recording and expressing information, it is not information in itself. The information is recorded in the sequence of letters, forming meaningful words.

You could say that the alphabet is the 'hardware' created from paper and ink, and the sequential arrangement of the letters is the software. The software is a mental construct, not a physical one.

The same applies to DNA. DNA is not information of itself, just like the alphabet it is the medium for storing and expressing information. It is an amazingly efficient storage medium. However, it is the sequence or arrangement of the amino acids which is the actual information, not the DNA code.

So, if evolutionists are ever able to explain how DNA was formed by chemical processes, it would explain only how the information storage medium was formed. It will tell us nothing about the origin of the information it carries. Therefore, when atheists and evolutionists tell us it is only a matter of time before 'science' will be able to fill the 'gaps' in our knowledge and explain the origin of genetic information, they are not being honest. Explaining the origin of the 'hardware' by natural processes is an entirely different matter to explaining the origin of the software.

Next time you hear atheists skating over the problem of the origin of genetic information with their usual bluff and bluster, and parroting their usual nonsense about science being able to fill such gaps in knowledge in the future, don't be fooled. They cannot explain the origin of genetic information, and never will be able to. The software cannot be created by chemical processes or the interaction of energy and matter, it is not possible. If you don't believe that. then by all means put it to the test, by challenging any atheist or evolutionist to explain how genetic information (not DNA) can originate by natural means?

 

Why God must exist.

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FOUNDATIONS OF SCIENCE

The Law of Cause and Effect. Dominant Principle of Classical Physics. David L. Bergman and Glen C. Collins

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"The Big Bang's Failed Predictions and Failures to Predict: (Updated Aug 3, 2017.) As documented below, trust in the big bang's predictive ability has been misplaced when compared to the actual astronomical observations that were made, in large part, in hopes of affirming the theory."

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