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effigy stone
4 years 5 months ago
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This one is made from a golden jasper. It's almost 5 cm tall, and is 2 cm thick. The picture doesn't show the varnish as well as I would hope, but it is glossed all around. It is squared with several right angles. In fact when held right it has a 2cm square flat head. It also has a sharp rasp like concave area that would carve a dowel a little smaller than a pencil. (Sorry it's on the back side.) This pic was taken to show the image on it rather than show the tooling on it. The guy with the beard is easy to see, but what I'd like to note is what looks like an older guy with his hand on his shoulder. I am looking for opinions on what this might be, besides a rock, that much is obvious. Even if you don't buy the effigy, your opinion is important to me, there are some very knowledgeable people here. Questions and hypothetical theories, would be more constructive.
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The image on the right has been doctored very slightly. The one on the left is untouched.
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Please don't take me wrong here. I just don't think that our american Indians made anything so crude. When they carved something it is very nicely done. Clean and clear as to what they wanted. Never in all my years of artifacts have I ever seen something that you have to look at for a while and try to figure out. Clean and clear carvings. Our Indians were just not into making something that they could not show off and be proud of their work. Even the very old carvings I have seen were clear and we had no problem knowing just what the artist was trying to say. If you had lived back then would you be happy making something that others could not be sure just what it was? Keep looking and with luck you may come up with something beautiful. Good luck and have a super day.
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What a waste
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That looks like a rock to me, but it is good looking rock. I do mean to pick at you, but what you are showing us is not an artifact.
If you do not trust us send it to one of the big name authenticators out there and see what they will say. I think you be wasting your money but at least you will know.
This is a picture of what is called a Count Stone. Its a called a Count Stone because of the notches in the side, without the notches its just a interesting rock.
We are not even sure it was used as a Count Stone because we have no ideal what it was used for because the ones who used it are long dead, we just surmise it was used for that purpose.
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Holy Cow that's a trip (the guy with the beard)
Artifact? Dunno.
If I found that on a known site, not a driveway or place where there are lots of similar material/sized stones, and it was purposefully ground all over, not desert varnished or applied patina or rolled around in a gravel bar, I'd call it an artifact. I have seen many of the crudest and Worst of the Worst artifacts that have made me think just "WHY?!?"
I'd like to see real closeups of the edges, not the Man.
Is Golden Japer common there, ever find points made of it in the same area?
If you collect on one village site for a long time you will find that they picked up all kinds of odd or effigy looking stones, just like we do. Sometimes they are modified, sometimes not or just barely. I've found similar looking ground rocks (sans effigies!)in with other tools and debitage. I like rocks.
Here is my Thumb Effigy
Here is my "Rumi" effigy
Note "False Hardpan"
Sorry for the HiJack. Boom.
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Tom, what did it take you, all of five minutes to dig that hole? Way to much coffee?
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Looks like a plain old rock to me.
Tom you need to slow down. You will break some good stuff digging that fast
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Thanks for the input guys.
You know when I first stumbled upon these I just thought it was just an odd coincidence. It's true at the time I was out hunting for arrow heads, but I was also very active in my lapidary hobby. I do everything from slabs to faceting, and so I was also looking for material to make jewelry out of. So I am very familiar with rock types, how they fracture, and how they skin. I also have a pretty big collection of arrowheads that I found over the years. I have already taken these to a couple of people that are highly respected in our community to get a second opinion. Their opinion was that these were artifacts. One prominent collector tried real hard to get me to sell him one but I wouldn't. After seeing some of these in person , the owner of the Flavell Museum asked me to put on a class for his group. He was very impressed. The curator of the St. Helens Museum practically begged me to donate one.
That being said, if someone tried to show me one of these before I knew what I know now I would have thought them nuts, so I can imagine what some of you must think of me. I also have seen some of the fringe sights that claim something similar, and am deeply troubled by them. This is not the same. So far I have been very vague, and I apologize. Nothing I have said so far would have convinced me either. In fact, unless I saw these in person myself, with an explanation, I don't think I would believe it either. So I do understand the skeptisism.
As far as these being hard to see. My opinion is that it was intentional. I believe that they were to appear magic. The way I convince people in person is to do a demonstration that seems like magic. That's when the people I show start to get it. If you know the specific set of characters that were used, and you know the pattern in which they were laid out in, it suddenly becomes a lot easier to read. What I'm hoping to do is in time give enough information that you can find these for yourselves. That is after all the only real proof. Some of it is very complicated, and would take a while too explain in this forum, so please be patient. So please bear with me while I reveal the pieces of the puzzle. If nothing else it will be an interesting diversion.
Here's a start. A guy in Europe saw my stuff, and sent me a picture of his. I said if what he was finding was the same as mine it would have something like this in it.
Note the volcano, then count the shamans wearing the leopard skin hood. Most people have seen the picture with the illusion of the old hag and the beautiful young woman. It all depends on how the mind sees it. I believe that to be similar to one of the techniques they used, although that's putting it simply.
Now here's the picture
sent me.
He was only trying to show the rough head image with the yellow eyes that takes a little bit to see.
What I did was take his pic, tell the computer to adjust the contrast to the extreme so it washed out to only black and white then I cut out a piece of it. That picture is the black and white I just showed. See if you can find where I cut it from the original pic.
I have to go to work now so don't have time to say more , but I'll write more later. Have fun with this. I know I do.
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Man I just don't see it? Nature has a way of creating things that look like things the clouds are a perfect example or the face of a mountain. Combine this with the imagination of the human mind and we can see anything in everything. The fact is ancient artifacts were formed by human hands chipping , grinding, rubbing, drilling etc., and there is obvious physical evidence on the artifact of this not just rock formations. If these are in fact artifacts then I have tossed an entire museum display in the creek. You can believe what you want it makes no difference to me. Just turn off the imagination for a minute and physically look at the stone itself. I do believe in Santa though.
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You are absolutely right about natures creations, and I am very aware of the minds sense of face and our habit of seeing things we think are there. After all the eye only sees a small percentage of what's there and the mind fills in the rest. I have studied this phenomena for years now, and have gone to great pains to be sure that I'm not just seeing what I want. In time I will explain some of the steps I take to make sure there is some discipline to the mind when viewing them. A good book on this subject is "The Ring of Truth".
By the way, I hope you remembered where you threw those, you may want them back after you see what I intend to show over the next few days. (I've barely scratched the surface.) Until then just view this as a distraction say like crop circles, and have fun with it. Like I said, I know that I required a lot more proof than what I have shown so far, and your skeptisism is well founded.
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So far it sounds like a bunch of mumbo jumbo. I cannot see what you are seeing. IMHO.
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It makes me dizzy to read this thread.LOL
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David; I agree it is strange. A far distance from our artifacts. Should be in some other forum somewhere with dreams or visions. I would love to know if our Native Americans really made these things how? How could they have created such things with out any trace of their work?????. Perhaps they had help? Flying saucers people from space who could change stone and leave no trace???? I had a sister(gone now) who could see these kind of things. Problem was she was high most of the time and that gave her the power to see. Somewhere there has to be a way these were made?? You can't take a stone age culture and get things done by them without any trace of how they were created. I belive that our strange stones are just strange stones and there is no way we can connect them with our Native American Indians. All this is just my thinking OK.
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hi jonathan,
i think people didn't respond because nobody really had an answer. i
sure don't. some ideas to be tossed around:
* have you googled for the problem of umount errors during shutdown?
* does anyone know if there are any issues with winxp causing problems
for non-MS filesystems?
* perhaps the first thing to try would be to experiment mounting and
umounting partitions on your own. start by fscking all your
partitions so you know you're starting with a clean slate. start to
experiment with umounting things like /home, /var (in single user
mode), remounting root as read only. stuff like that. see if you
can REPRODUCE the error. if you can reproduce the error under
controlled circumstances, that's a big step in solving the problem.
* you say that you occaisionally get umount errors but they fly across
the screen too quickly to be wrote down. personally, i've found that
when that happens to me, a nice digital camera (turn the flash off)
will help capture the messages.
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> Subject: [vox-tech] corrupted ext3 filesystem
> Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 16:03:32 -0800
> From: Jonathan Stickel <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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> Thanks, Pete, for correctly guessing that my xmms/rpm problems were due
> to a corrupted filesystem. I have managed to fix the filesystem with
> fsck (many, many errors) and reload the two affected programs with rpm.
> I would like to solicit some help and comments about what may have
> caused my system to become corrupt and how to prevent this from
> happening in the future. Please know that I am relatively new to Linux.
> A while back I posted a message asking about some occasional umount
> errors during shutdown. My post must have seemed uninteresting because
> no one responded, which was fine because it didn't seem to be causing
> any problems. However, I now wonder if this is related my filesystem
> corrupting on me. Every time I shutdown or reboot, I get this message:
> kjournald[150] exited with preempt count 1
> _Occasionaly_ I get half a dozen umount and umount2 errors that fly by
> so quickly I can't write them down. As I posted before, I am not able
> to find a system log file with these shutdown messages either. During
> bootup of Linux after these umount errors, it lets me know that there
> was a problem and does a filesystem check. This was actually how I was
> able to run fsck today to fix the problem.
> Does anyone know if these types of messages are common? Could they be
> related to a filesystem corrupting?
> I should mention that my machine is a laptop which does get jostled
> quite a bit during my bike commute. In the old days of DOS, I remember
> "parking" hardrives on shutdown to prevent damage. Is this at all
> related to unmounting filesystems on shutdown? I am definitely showing
> my ignorance here.
> _______________________________________________
> I meant to also add these points. Pete suggested I look in my system
> logs for "diskseek" errors. The only thing I thought was close was this
> error:
> Feb 11 09:07:24 chms-hp4 kernel: isofs_read_super: bread failed,
> dev=0b:00, iso_blknum=16, block=16
> This error did occur at about the time of my first noticeable problem.
> Also, my system is dual boot WinXP pro, and RH8, with a custom kernal.
> The mounted partitions are:
> Filesystem Type Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
> /dev/hda3 ext3 6.2G 3.2G 2.7G 54% /
> /dev/hda2 ext3 99M 13M 81M 14% /boot
> none tmpfs 235M 0 235M 0% /dev/shm
> /dev/hda5 vfat 5.8G 2.3G 3.5G 40% /Documents
> with /dev/hda1 being WinXP, which I normally do not mount.
> Thanks in advance for reading this long message and for any comments you
> have.
> Jonathan
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At close to 65 degrees, this snow seemed incongruous, but at 5:00, when it was 40, not so much.
The VHHT was fairly dry.
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615 is closed due to unsafe conditions?!?! Not as unsafe as all the backtracking we would do in the dark.
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Thanks for your help
With v290 you also need a correct IOS30. If you are able to start a wadmanager you can install an IOS30 WAD. I have been reading about the latest cboot2 and as far as I understand this will boot from your IOS bootmii and than you can instal a fresh IOS30. Google cboot2 wadmanager and let me know if it worked.
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What do you ride? List year, make, and model!
2005 HD FTLT Standard
What do you love about your bike?
Everything, if I don't like something about it I'll change it until I do!
Any dislikes?
None that I can think of.
Where I bought it
The 1980 FLT got from my late father inlaw.
The 1989 Softail I bought new from the HD dealer in Fayetteville, NC and the 2005 FLHT I bought from a private owner.
Why I bought it
The 2005 FLHT I bought because it was a carburetor model, as good as injection is I still like carbs and not to mention I got a killer deal, the guy I got it from was in a bad sitution. We weren't crazy about the color so the first thing we did was put a custom paint job on it.
Tips and Tricks
- I can't really give anyone advise as to why they should get this bike, as I see a bike purchase as a personal thing. Either you like it or you don't. That's what makes this country so great we have choices!


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Bob Sheppard, legendary Yankees announcer, dies at 99
Bob Sheppard, the public address announcer for the New York Yankees for more than half a century, has died.
Sheppard, who was often referred to as the "Voice of God," died Sunday (July 11) at his home on Long Island with his wife at his side, the AP reports. He was 99.


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Networking, or relationship-building, is the single most important component to any successful job search.
Statistics have shown that job seekers are four to five times more likely to find a job through some form of networking (referrals, word-of-mouth, being in the right place at the right time) than through mass-mailing applications or responding to job postings. But statistics have also shown that job seekers spend on average less than 20 percent of their time engaged in some form of networking.
If you can consistently incorporate strategies that focus on relationship-building into your job search, you will achieve much greater success with your job search.
Below is a partial list of networking and information-sharing groups that may be relevant to your job search. This list is not exhaustive, and we encourage you to be proactive in identifying and using as many additional networking resources as possible.
Health care trade associations represent and serve as advocates and leaders for their respective members organizations. Trade associations and professional organizations require a broad range of legal counsel and services, such as regulatory, tort reform, and contract issues, including work in the legislative, executive and administrative arenas. Some examples:
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It's no secret that Apple aims to blur the line between OS X and iOS. One iOS feature that will make its way into the upcoming OS X Mountain Lion is Notification Center. On Mountain Lion, the Notification Center will appear from the right side of your screen, rather than the top like in iOS. According to iDownloadBlog, one developer has brought Mountain Lion's Notification Center to iPad.
MountainLionCenter is a new tweak that brings Mountain Lion's Notification Center to your iPad. Using a two finger swipe from the far right side of your iPad, the Notification Center pushes your entire screen to the side. This works in both portrait and landscape orientations. The best part is, you can still work with the Notification Center open.
Jeff at iDownloadBlog posted this video of the tweak in action:
After a few minutes with the tweak, I already prefer it to the original Notification Center. On the iPhone, the Notification Center commandeers your entire screen, but on the iPad, it's just sort of … there. New notification banners don't even take up the entire width of the screen, and the Notification Center just wastes the iPad's large screen with that small interface and limited information.
If you'd like to give MountainLionCenter a try, it's available for free in Cydia's BigBoss repo. It should be noted that the tweak also works for iPhone, but it doesn't provide anywhere near the same amount of satisfaction as it does on the iPad.
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Nostalgia is quite the powerful force.
It can make you look back on the rough periods of your life with
whitewashed longing or convince that you still love something, even
if you know now that it's crappy.
We all have them, those things we loved
as children that no matter how old we get, or how much smarter are
brains grow, we stubbornly refuse to believe is bad.
For me, "Jumpin' Jack Flash" is
just one of those things. I first
saw the film when I was 11; my mom borrowed it from a coworker, and
in an unprecedented move, she let me and my sister stay up way past
our bedtimes so we could watch it.
And until that
time, I had never seen anything as riotously funny as that movie. I
laughed so hard my sides were aching, but hey, what's a bit of pain
in the face of such comedy?
time has not been so kind to "Jumpin' Jack Flash." It was
(rightly) dismissed at the time, and now the Berlin Wall has fallen,
the USSR is no more, and we all grew out of half-baked spy thrillers.
But we
shouldn't dismiss the movie out of hand; despite it's flaws, there's
a hidden story behind all the period trappings of this little movie.
Sure it's funny (less so than I thought at 11, but still), but what
really works here is the idea that this could
We meet Terry
(Whoopi Goldberg) on a typical day in her life; she goes to work,
comes home to a pop culture filled apartment, eats alone, sleeps
alone and repeats the process five days a week. It's a boring life,
and a bit lonely, but it's what she does and its what most people do.
Then one day, she
gets a message from a man who needs her help (the Jack of the title,
voiced by Jonathan Pryce), and suddenly, she's living the life of a
film heroine. She's getting chased by bad guys, infiltrating a
foreign embassy, making clandestine nighttime meetings and getting
kidnapped on a daily basis.
And in the end,
(spoilers) it all works out; she saves the day by shooting up her
office, gets a promotion, a new spy boyfriend, the whole shebang.
It's every office drone's dream – to make a big splash on the world
and do something that matters, not to mention experience one hell of
an adventure and live through it.
I'm not saying it's
perfect, and it's got some internal logic failings even my brain
can't rationalize (Have the writers just not heard of time zones?),
but then I remember that little girl who watched "Jumpin' Jack
Flash" with such glee, and who tried (and failed) to explain it's
awesomeness to her best friend the next day.
In this crazy world
we're living in, a workplace fantasy, no matter how unrealistic or
implausible, deserves a place in the canon (the cameos alone are
worth the trip; keep an eye out for a very young Phil Hartman).
And my 11-year-old
self wasn't wrong; it's still hilarious.
Jack Flash" (1986)
by David Franzoni, Charles Shyer, Nancy Meyers and Chris Thompson
by Penny Marshall
Whoopi Goldberg (Terry)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — LeBron James grew up watching wrestling.
So when Ric "The Nature Boy" Flair walked into the arena on Wednesday night, one of the NBA's best entertainers knew it was time to put on his own show.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — LeBron James grew up watching wrestling.
So when Ric "The Nature Boy" Flair walked into the arena on Wednesday night, one of the NBA's best entertainers knew it was time to put on his own show.
James did just that.
The reigning MVP had 27 points, 12 rebounds and eight assists as the Heat handed the Charlotte Bobcats their 16th straight loss, 105-92 on Wednesday night.
Dwyane Wade added 29 points and nine rebounds, and Mario Chalmers had 17 points as the Heat opened a four-game trip with a win.
"When I was a kid, I loved wrestling," James said. "He was one of the guys I loved, too. I think he's one of the creators of what we call swag these days with the Rolexes and the stretch limos and all the girls and all that stuff. He's one of the creators of swag."
James showed some swag of his own early with four dunks in the first five minutes to get the Heat off to a quick start en route to their sixth straight win.
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said before the game his team respected the Bobcats. However, Spoelstra hinted he was a little worried about the energy Miami expended in a win over Oklahoma city and whether they would be able to get up for the struggling Bobcats.
Spoelstra talked to his players before the game, and his words seemed to work.
Miami quickly opened a 9-0 lead behind a 3-pointer by Chalmers and three straight dunks — two by James and another by Chris Bosh, who had 14 points. James was the catalyst in the first quarter with 11 points — eight on fast-break dunks — with four steals and four rebounds.
"I thought we came in with the right mindset and disposition," Spoelstra said. "We were a little more inconsistent in the second half, but we found a way. That Charlotte team continues to claw and scratch and plays hard regardless of the tough road they've had. They just keep on coming at you."
It looked as though Miami was on its way to a blowout win. That wasn't the case.
While the Heat never trailed and led by as many as 19, they couldn't deliver the knockout punch to the Bobcats, who were playing without starting center Byron Mullens, guard Ben Gordon, and forward Tyrus Thomas due to injuries.
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**** MLS Preview from The Sports Network **** Thursday, July 19, 2007 (All Times Eastern) Celtic FC at MLS All-Stars, 9 p.m. Commerce City, CO (Sports Network) - Scottish champion Celtic FC has brought a talented team, which includes several World Cup veterans, to play Major League Soccer's All-Stars on Thursday. Poland striker Maciej Zurawski and goalie Artur Boruc. and Danish midfielder Thomas Gravesen have combined for nearly 150 appearances with their national teams. Those three only scratch the surface of the amount of talent Celtic has as it tries to end the MLS All-Stars' perfect record against international clubs. The MLS league stars have previously beaten England's Chelsea (2006) and Fulham (2005), and Mexico's CD Guadalajara (2003). The All-Star Game is Thursday at 9 p.m. (ET) at Dick's Sports Goods Park in Commerce City, Colo., home of the Colorado Rapids of MLS. Gravesen, who has made more than 60 appearances for the Danish national team, is a stalwart in midfield for Celtic. He had six goals last year for Celtic. He had prior stints with Hamburg VA in German's Bundesliga, Everton in the English Premier League and Real Madrid in Spain's La Liga, among other club teams. Massimo Donati, one of Celtic's key signings this offseason, and Jiri Jarosik are also midfielders. Donati joined Celtic in June from AC Milan of Italy's Serie A. Jarosik has made 20 appearances for the Czech national team. He also had a short stint with Chelsea. In addition to Zurawski up top, Celtic's leading scorer last season was Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink. He had 18 goals for Celtic last year, including one in the Champions League. Scotland international Kenny Miller, who had three goals in the Champions League, is also available. Bobo Balde of Guinea, Lee Naylor of England and Stephen McManus of Scotland are key players on Celtic's defense. Celtic will not have a few players available Thursday, including Japanese star Shunsuke Nakamura, Ireland defender Darren O'Dea and Dutch midfielder Evander Sno. The MLS All-Stars are led by the league's leading scorer, Eddie Johnson of the Kansas City Wizards. The U.S. National Team striker is tied with D.C. United's Luciano Emilio - who is not on the roster - with 10 goals this year. Los Angeles' Landon Donovan, Houston's Brian Ching and Ricardo Clark, Chivas' Jonathan Bornstein, New England's Michael Parkhurst and Kansas City's Jimmy Conrad are other current U.S. National Team players on the roster. Former U.S. stars and MLS veterans Eddie Pope of Real Salt Lake and Cobi Jones of L.A. are also on the squad. Red Bull New York striker Juan Pablo Angel, who has nine goals this year, was the top choice for the MLS First XI. Houston's Dwyane De Rosario, a Canadian international, was the second choice in voting for the First XI. New England's Steve Nicol will coach the team. Following is the complete MLS All-Star Roster: Forwards: Juan Pablo Angel (Red Bull New York), Brian Ching (Houston Dynamo), Landon Donovan (Los Angeles Galaxy), Eddie Johnson (Kansas City Wizards). Midfielders: Ricardo Clark (Houston Dynamo), Dwayne De Rosario (Houston Dynamo), Christian Gomez (D.C. United), Cobi Jones (Los Angeles Galaxy), Shalrie Joseph (New England Revolution), Pablo Mastroeni (Colorado Rapids), Ronnie O?Brien (Toronto FC), Juan Toja (FC Dallas). Defenders: Jonathan Bornstein (Chivas USA), Jimmy Conrad (Kansas City Wizards), Michael Parkhurst (New England Revolution), Eddie Pope (Real Salt Lake). Goalkeepers: Matt Reis (New England Revolution), Kevin Hartman (Kansas City Wizards). 07/17 19:31:59 ET
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At the ripe old age of 21, Hunter Hayes has all the makings of the next big country star. He's the Country Music Association's reigning New Artist of the Year, he's had two No. 1 singles, and he was front and center at Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards.
And he's currently opening for country superstar Carrie Underwood's "Blown Away Tour," which blows into town Sunday at Memorial Coliseum.
Sometimes referred to as the Justin Bieber of country music because of his good looks and tendency to make girls (and women) exclaim, "He's so cute!," Hayes has devoted almost his whole life to music. He joined his first band at age 4, recorded his first album when he was 9 and started writing songs when he was a teen.
In 2008, his family moved to Nashville so he could pursue a career in music.
In 2011, he released the CD "Hunter Hayes." He wrote or co-wrote all the songs on the CD, co-produced it, and, astonishingly, played all of the more than 30 instruments heard on the record.
It was "sort of a process born of necessity," Hayes said in a telephone interview. He said he had a "bunch of songs stacked up" that he had written and wanted to record.
Hayes played numerous instruments as a teen. He "got obsessed" with writing songs and then picking up an instrument and playing a song that had been going round in his head.
These days, he's into collaboration. He brought musicians into the studio for his upcoming reissue of "Hunter Hayes," which will be titled "Hunter Hayes (Encore)," featuring seven new songs as well as three remakes.
Speaking of collaborations, Hayes experienced the collaboration of a lifetime when he performed with Stevie Wonder at the ACM awards Sunday. He had met Wonder about a year ago, and Wonder actually brought up the possibility of doing a collaboration. Hayes said before the awards ceremony they ran through the song, then went back to the dressing room and "we were just jamming and hanging out," he said. "I felt a connection."
Hayes also debuted his new single, "I Want Crazy," at the ACM awards. "That was a big deal for me," he said. "That was pretty epic."
Nominated for six awards, Hayes left the ACM awards empty-handed. But he wasn't disappointed.
"This is my second year of being eligible," he said. "I am not complaining"
He said Wonder sat next to him in the audience, and nudged him every time his name came up. "It's moments like that you live for," he said.
"I got to play with my hero. I don't think I could have asked for a better night. I had a blast. I was honored to be nominated."


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