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Dhani Harrison on Conan

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World Of Warcraft: Dancing

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via YouTube – World Of Warcraft: Dancing.

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Bitch Pills : The Hay Barn Pet Supplies

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A nutritional supplement with special vitamins, minerals, herb and enzymes for the breeding female; during pre-heat, heat, gestation, whelping and lactation periods of the breeding process.

via Bitch Pills – $8.49 : The Hay Barn Pet Supplies, Quality Feed Grain and Supplies.

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That Old Unfinished Song

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My second professional Demo from Nashville!

That Old Unfinished Song in Classic Country Style

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My Daddy’s been a music man for nigh on thirty years
All he’s got to show for that’s this suitcase full of tears
But now he’s got the chance to prove that everybody was wrong
Cuz’ Daddy finally finished with that old unfinished song

Mama’s had to spend a lot of lonely nights at home
While Daddy and that old guitar were out there on the road
But now she’s going to have him right back home where he belongs
Cuz Daddy finally finished with that old unfinished song

Chorus: 1
This one’s going to make in on the radio
This one’s going to keep them goin’ while they’re growin’ old
Now they’re going to live the life they’ve been denied so long
Cuz Daddy finally finished with that old unfinished song

Instrumental:

Daddy used to be the one that started every show
But now he’ll be the star and people just won’t let him go
Til he comes back out up on that stage so they can sing along
As he does just one more encore of that old unfinished song

Chorus: 2
This one’s going to make in on the radio
This one’s going to keep on goin’ this one’s solid gold
Now they’ll put his name in lights right where it belongs
Cuz Daddy finally finished with that old unfinished song

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The Cold DEMO

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I just got my demo back from Nashville!
Wow what a good song when played properly!

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The Mariner’s Revenge Song

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A fantastic Live Version of The Decemberists’ “The Mariner’s Revenge Song”
If you have yet to listen to all The Decemberists Songs you are in for a treat as you explore their growing collection of albums.


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Utah Philips passed this way…

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uup.jpgI’m saddened to degrees of pain beyond tearfullness.
Our friend and local legend U. Utah Philips passed on to his reward.
I’m crying, I’m laughing, I’m crying.

Bruce Philips passed away of congestive heart failure on Friday, May 23, 2008
<moment of silence>
I believe it was in 1995 when Utah found out he was gonna have trouble heart wise.
He’d been fightin that particular demon for a long time and gave him a good go ’round.
I first heard Utah Philips on that crazy UC Davis radio station in 1978.
Moose Turd Pie cracked me up and I had to find out more about this folk music scene.
What I found out was that it ain’t to eveyone’s likin’
It’s good though.

Mick

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A fabulous fire

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Quoted from http://www.woodheat.org/fire.htm:

A fabulous fire

This is what a clean burning fire looks like

This is a photo through the glass of an advanced technology wood stove, one that is EPA certified. Note that the flames are big and lush and semi-transparent, much different from the dark, opaque, ragged flames you would see in an open fireplace. The small jets and feathery flames at the top of the image are flowing downward from the tiny combustion air holes at the top of the firebox.

Not only do these stoves burn much cleaner and more efficiently than older conventional stoves, but the view of the fire is just spectacular, well worth the price of admission. Those of us who study woodburning for a living claim it is the best looking fire in the world. By upgrading to one of these stoves, you can save wood, reduce smoke and enjoy the view all winter long.

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Minor Greek Gods and Goddesses

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Minor Greek Gods and Goddesses
Erinyes – Furies

In Greek mythology the Erinyes or Eumenides (the Romans called them the Furies) were female personifications of vengeance. They were usually said to have been born from the blood of Uranus when Cronus castrated him. According to a variant account, they were born from Nyx. Their number is usually left indeterminate, though Virgil, probably working from an Alexandrian source, recognized three: Alecto (“unceasing”), Megaera (“grudging”), and Tisiphone (“avenging murder”). The heads of the Erinyes were wreathed with serpents, their eyes dripped with blood, and their whole appearance was terrific and appalling. Sometimes they had the wings of a bat or bird, or the body of a dog.

One myth had Tisiphone fall in love with Cithaeron. She caused his death by snakebite, specifically, one of the snakes from her head. Another myth says that the Erinyes struck the magical horse Xanthus dumb for rebuking Achilles.

The Erinyes generally stood for the rightness of things within the standard order; for example, Heraclitus declared that if Helios decided to change the course of the Sun through the sky, they would prevent him from doing so. But for the most part they were understood as the persecutors of mortal men and women who broke “natural” laws. In particular, those who broke ties of kinship through patricide, murdering a brother (Fratricide), or other such familial killings brought special attention from the Erinyes.

It was believed in early epochs that human beings might not have the right to punish such crimes, instead leaving the matter to the dead man’s Erinyes to exact retribution. The goddess Nike filled a similar role. When not stalking victims on Earth, the Furies were thought to dwell in Tartarus, where they applied their tortures to the damned souls there.

The Erinyes are particularly known for the persecution of Orestes for the murder of his mother, Clytemnestra. Since Apollo had told Orestes to kill the murderer of his father, Agamemnon, and that person turned out to be his mother, Orestes prayed to him. Athena intervened and the Erinyes turned into the Eumenides (“goodly ones”), as they always did in their beneficial aspects.

Many scholars believe that they were originally referred to as the Eumenides not to reference their good sides but as a euphemism to avoid their wrath by calling them by their true name. This is similar to the taboo on speaking the names of certain spirits in many cultures. The Erinyes were also known as Semnai (“the venerable ones”), the Potniae (“the Awful Ones”), the Maniae (“the Madnesses”) and the Praxidikae (“the Vengeful Ones”).

The Furies (their Roman name) or Dirae (“the terrible”) typically had the effect of driving their victims insane, hence their Latin name furor. Virgil VII, 324, 341, 415, 476.

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