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I am empathic and intuitive with clairvoyant and clairaudient abilities. I genuinely do care about people, want the very best for everyone, and I will help you as much as I can with your questions.
Whether you have a question about Love, Relationship, Career, Finances, or any other question, I feel confident I can provide you with an answer.
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I will come back for meditations often. Doing the meditation work with him is wonderful and pure. He is a great friend and a wonderful reader. You will be glad you did a reading with him!!
scaredtolose, Indianapolis
He's a very understanding, and a kind man and i am grateful for his help. He picked up on something i hadn't told any-one about. I look forward to seeing if the future issues come true. Thank you so much for your help. xx
CasRadio, UK
superb, wise and steady counsel.
divinegoodness, phila
greatly amazing
fierygoddess1, chattanooga
He was so insightful and amazing. SO HIGLY RECOMMENDED! He gave me insight on my career and my love life and gave me the encouragement I needed to make the right decisions in my life. Thank you and God Bless! What a wonderful man!
NiVanya, Rochester
One of the most kind and caring on here and anywhere. he prays for you even when you are not online with him. He is so caring for your problems. I have been here many times and I will keep coming back. Bless you, Ocultlive!!
scaredtolose, Indianapolis
Amazing!!!!! great reading that made me feel more insightful and at peace with myself. Gave me clarity on my situation! Fast Typer and he really will try and help you with your problems! I loved the reading!!!! I will come back and i would definitely recommend him if you want a reading or help with your situation!
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Thanks for updates my friend you are truly a great person that helps everyone
Stephany8888, orlando
Excellent as always!
Krista Elliott, Sumter SC
Wonderful and very special man. The best. Thank you for the update my sweet friend and many blessings to you. :)
G35, usa
this guy is fast and spot on , his predictions are accurate i mean to the point were everything he said to me 5 weeks ago has practically happened , am really happy about how well he had read , worth every penny xxx
lisa , manchester
Thanks for the update I appreciate it /hugs your always awesome
stephany, orlando
Thanks for the update and guidance
stephany8888, orlando
Amazing !!
MK, mk
Wonderful advise, felt very intuned.
pinkpather30, USA
He is always very kind, fast to connect and as usual will answer things that are in my brain. He gave me time limits a few weeks ago and they happened. So i came today for some more insight and an update and i ask for a new time limit and i'm sure it will happen. His energy is always calm and warm. I enjoy his smile much and so far he has been pretty spot on with the advice, insight, and predictions.
Ashley, Little Rock
Thanks for my update Mark xxxxxxxxxx
t, uk
Thank you dear friend for the clarity. Many blessings and thanks.
Grateful , X
Mark, is simply the best. So clear, kind, fast and loving. A bientot
a wonderful man, all working out so far. bless y mark
davidtjl, uk
Merci a vous Mark, You are always so kind and clear and positive. A bientot
abc, KSQ
the greatest reader on here that I had to keep him as the person to come and talk to every time. I definitely recommend him
Bibi123, michigan - USA
mark is the best.....
jerald, dallas, tx
thanks for the update I appreciate it /hugs
stephany, orlando
A wonderful guide and seer. Is always helpful to me and I recommend him to all that seek clarity and vision.
Krista Elliott, Sumter SC
Powerful energy, I always cannot wait until I talk to him again. He is very straight to the point, my of his predictions have come true to me and i am very thankful that they are people like Mark on this website. God bless you man!
Bibi123, michigan - USA
mark oh mark u r truely one of a Kind . always a pleasure to come to you... Godbless you
Humble man, City of Angles
thanks for the update I appreciate it and hopes it comes true!!! /hugs will come back and let you know
stephany, orlando
Thanks for the update@ ill see you soon /hugs
stephany, orlando
why, RB
fantastic reading
natasha, blore
Thank you for everything mark. You are fast and clear and no frills. A bientot
Thanks for the update! always wonderful and awesome! /hugs
stephany8888, orlando
Ocultives is one of the very best I have ever come across!
krista Elliott, Sumter SC
davidtjl, uk
Thanks for your reading! Lovely!
Crystal, Toronto
as always , mark is the best
remedio, london
always amazing. gives great predictions and they are always accurate.
sarah, rochester
It was great to finally be able to chat to you again. Chat soon and take care. XXXXX.
Liz, Australia
Thanks for all the advice wisdom and being caring /hugs
stephany, Orlando
He understands and sees me, and gives me the advice that I need to keep me posted in my higher perspective of my journey. Thank you.
fresiaflower, europe
He is wonderful and kind. So quick to connect. I always feel peaceful after a reading.
deb, concord
Mar you are such a blessing. Thank you for your kind words and for your guidance. You are always spot on!A bientot, Mon ami!
Thanks mark your so wonderful ..so glad you are in my life and helping me!
stephany, orlando
MArk you R Wonderfull...
Humble man, forrest dale
Always wonderful to talk to. Very special reader. The best :)
Grace035, usa
Thank u ....ur amazing and a beautiful soul!!!
sun, world
thanks for the wonderful advice!!! your guidance is helpful
stephany , orlando
lovely as always and giving a good view on how things are and to be expected.
agablue, Oranjestad
Thank you so much Mark. You have guided me from day 1 and I really appreciate your help. I hope things work out for me, I trust that your predictions will come true. Many blessings
Samantha, T.O
thank you for your prayers. i hope they will help
v, v
Diving reading, great updates and refreshing reading time. His predictions have always been true so far as I am concerned. I am with the guy he predicted I will be with (before I even met him) and I am very happy and feel so blessed to be in this current relationship. I strongly recommend this psychic
bibi123, michigan - usa
Thank you I will keep you in the loop. 10 Star for Mark. Sweet soul indeed!
Dear kind wondrous soul, Your very presence share light in my life when I very much needed it. Even if news you envisioned was not positive, although I am ecstatic it is so positive, I deeply appreciate your kindness sharing your wonderful gift of spirituality in so many ways and I am blessed to be in its presence. I am returning to a place of greater light, hope, and human compassion and I deeply thank you for your generous, truly gifted soul.
mary5102014, ****
A bientot I will let you know 10 stars
thank you so much for all the help and guidance. god bless you
thinkblue, virginia
Seems spot on!!
Londo, IRELAND
Thank you soo much Mark for giving me the hope to move forward. Your predictions have come true in the past and I trust they will come true in the future. You are such a blessing.
Samantha, T.O
bless you for your kind words and prayers for me...
thank you, thank you
As always excellent and fast reader. I would recommend Ocultive to all.
krista Elliott, Sumter SC
Mark is the Best
loverboy, City of love
loverboy, City of love
Thanks for private ill see you soon! /hugs
stephany, orlando
Great reading as ever. Just waiting for predictions to happen
ninadorw2, santa clara
always so positive, honest and insightful. Predictions have happened.
Gina, US
wonderful reading, very compassionate. Quick to connect.
Deb, Canada
he is wonderful and very helpful. thank you
nat, ny
thank you
thank you, thank you
Thanks for the private you are truly wonderful being /hugs
stephany8888, orlando
straight forward and down to business. Looking forward to his predictions and his prayers. Thank you dear friend for your guidance. blessings and peace xox
hope, city of aangels
100 Stars and highly recommended. He is always the best at what he does and he is always caring and amazing. he is always true and accurate at what he says and does. thank you so much for helping me in my life and guiding me in my all the situations. thank you so much.
thinkblue, laurell
JD, ed
thankyou and looking forward to the next few months i guess i will just wait and time will tell blessings
Lorraine, new zealand
Ocultiive is my regular weekly readier.
Krista Elliott , Sumter SC
He is awesome. Always. His predictions have always come true!
sarah, rochester
Thank u for your advise!!!I take it to heart!
ss, canada
Great and greater every new day, I am always looking forward to the next reading with him. I strongly recommend him
Bibi123, michigan - USA
C, Everywhere
Great reading and very quickly to the point. No wasting time or money. 6 stars x
N1977, London
Thanks for the wise and wonderful advice I was down...I appreciate all you do !
stephany, orlando
Amazing as always !!
summer , houston
highly recommended!
ramy, tiverton
he is very good, does not waist your money, and he told me exactly same thing after long time not being in contact with him. Very good!
Alicja, Dublin
Thank you Mark for the private has always ..im blessed to have you in my life ! /hugs
stephany8888, orlando
VERY accurate, straight to the point and really helpful tools. So I will be back and nice to feel there was time in private with even a small amount of credits. Thank you for you time it was most appreciated!
fresiaflower, europe
Thanks for the private your so awesome has always!
stephany, orlando
Mark u r the Best...
loverboy, City of love
Mark is good
loverboy, City of love
As always, a fast, accurate and caring reader. I trust him a great deal.
Krista Elliott , Sumter SC
did a good job in private but predictions are still pending..
J, usa
Very very helpful indeed. Alleviated disquiet in my present, advised my intuition is good and confirmed I'm not kidding myself, a great comfort. Advised a bright future ahead and thereby shed light\confirmed on what I hoped to be positive outcomes but I really couldn't feel at ease about myself so extremely helpful. Very quick and accurate. Thank you most kindly.
Mary, boston
such a warm welcoming soul. you instantly feel calm as soon as you enter a reading with him. I could feel that all the answers he was telling me were correct. I greatly enjoyed my reading.
Erica, Md
Awesome and gifted reader. Really enjoyed the experience.
Deb, Canada
he seems super insightful and honest.
k, uk
Thank you for clearing things up :D
jaqueline, :)
Awesome! The best on Oranum!!
Oceania30, Richmond VA
Thanks for being there /hugs
stephany, orlando
Predictions are still within the same timeframe and he tuned into the situation quickly and accurately :) We'll just have to wait and see how it all pans out :)
l, usa
very accurate, professional, and addressed all my questions about all aspects of my life.
eklade, brooklyn
Such a great guy, incomparably straight to the point. He's always been honest and will I always trust him for his job. God bless your heart my dear!!
Bibi123, michigan - USA
Wonderful meditation. Thank you my sweet friend. Many blessings to you :)
Grace035, usa
he is excellent. i continue to go back to him always
paula, hamptons
love this man . he is so cute and amazing .
miss m , uk
always so helpful and insightful
Gina, us
As always ocultlive gives me quick feedback to my questions and lets me know what is going on in my situation. I appreciate he remembers previous sessions and does not waste time and money reminding him of what has gone before.
krista Elliott , Sumter
Always a pleasure!
leti, montreal
Thank you!! soo much Mark.. you are such a blessing.. It's always a pleasure speaking with you.. I will be back soon =)
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As we pack up our stuff, we've been finding some great stuff including this picture. This was New Year's 2001, I think. Brian and Ellen had only been dating for a few months when he sprung this outfit on her. The fact that she didn't rush for the exits was a clear sign that they were meant to be together.
I'm coming close to the end of a great 12 years in New York. What made it great was not only the city and all that it offers but having such a fantastic group of friends to share it with. I hope you all move to the Bay area over the next few years!
One of the highlights of our recent trip to San Francisco, besides finding an apartment, was seeing the Martin Puryear exhibit at the SFMoMa. Martin Puryear is modern sculptor who creates semi-abstract works in natural materials that are influenced by indigenous cultures. Now that doesn't sound very fun but his works are truly spectacular. Brilliantly crafted, beautiful and fascinatingly constructed. If you're in SF or ever have the opportunity to see his work, I highly recommend it!
Very cool and context-sensitive renovation in Greenwood Heights Brooklyn. The story in the NYT is well worth reading for a story about how everything can go wrong in a home purchase.
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Daniel Liebiskind called. He wants his over-wrought, arbitrary style of architecture back.
Very interesting looking new building from Toyo Ito. Compared to the other Starchitects, he gets very little publicity but he consistently turns out rigorous, interesting and innovative architecture. One of my favorites.
Frank Gehry's renovation of the Art Gallery in his hometown looks like his best work in a few years. He very subtly creates a dialog between the old and the new buildings. The fantastic staircase that connects the older building to the newer galleries is a great example of this. Just when I thought he'd become the architectural equivalent of Al Pacino, he's re-asserted his greatness. Even the typically dour Ouroussoff is quite taken with the work.
Very cool art from Chinese artist Ai Weiwei. He also is an architect of sorts and collaborated on the Bird's Nest stadium.
I am thrilled that Barack Obama won the presidency yesterday. My faith in this country has been restored and hopefully it will have the same effect across the world. I think President Obama will do a lot to right the mistakes of the past eight years. It's inspiring to have such a smart, accomplished, self-made and fundamentally decent man as our President. A HUGE step up from George W. Bush.
My only concern is that he comes to the job at an exteremely challenging time and the entire nation and perhaps world has pinned its hopes on him. It's a lot to live up to but this man has performed beyond everyone's expectations every single time, so I am sure he'll do it again. I am also looking forward to 4 years of Biden gaffes, which should provide plenty of fodder for Jon Stewart and others.
I was seriously considering moving back to India if Ms. Palin had been elected Vice-President, so, I am glad that I can continue living here. I also hope John McCain goes back to being himself. He tarnished his record with this ugly campaign and flip-flops on major positions but he's a great American who has given his life to service and I hope he makes us remember that in the years to come.
Interesting design idea. Packaging that turns into the product.
The NYT has a very cool set of New York City cheat sheets from artist Christoph Niemann.

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|Health and Wellness Across the Lifespan.
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|This issue of the Journal highlights the theme of this year's annual meeting (140th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting): Prevention and Wellness Across the Lifespan. The depth and breadth of this theme is well reflected in the diverse set of articles featured in this particular issue (and, undoubtedly, many previous issues). In reviewing these articles, I am struck by the ways in which the public health agenda continually evolves to identify and understand the shifting health needs of diverse groups and communities in the midst of social, economic, and demographic transitions, as well as how public health policies, programs, and practices are thoughtfully and carefully integrated within health care delivery systems to provide comprehensive health care and promote wellness for all ages. (Am J Public Health. Published online ahead of print September 20, 2012: e1. doi:10.2105/AJPH.2012.301026).
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NYU Undergrad Tuition Fees Rise Again
New York – On June 4th 2012, New York University's undergrads received some bad news. In a long email from NYU president John Sexton, attentive readers noticed that the school is planning to increase its tuition by 3.8% for the 2012-13 academic year. At first glance, the email seems to be a 2000-ish words lyrical [&hellip
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There are many tips, tricks and pregnancy myths out there. When a woman gets pregnant it seems as though everyone has great advise they want to share, but how much of it is true? Well let's cover some popular ones that don't stand up to the tests of science.
- It's a boy! Or is it a girl??? Often times people will tell you that carrying your baby a certain way, (high or low) will help you to determine the sex of your baby. Sorry but it won't. Every person and baby are different. How the baby is carried will give you no indication of the sex of the baby.
- Bring on the spicy! Well you are more than welcome to eat spicy foods but they will not induce your labor. They may however create cramping, gas pains and possible diarrhea. Although these symptoms may feel like labor, they are not. Keep the spicy foods to a minimum.
- Skip the FLU shot? Not true. Even while pregnant you should get your flu shot to ensure a safe and healthy pregnancy. The shot will not harm your baby.
- A tooth for a baby. They say that you loose a tooth with every baby, but we are not living in the 1800's any longer. Go to your regularly scheduled cleaning and make sure to continue you brushing and flossing habits. You'll be sure to end this pregnancy with all the teeth you started with.
- No fish here? No way! Fish is very healthy for you. Eating 2 servings a week is a great idea while you are pregnant. You should avoid mercury. There are some kinds of fish that have higher levels of mercury such as swordfish, shark, tilefish and mackerel. I don't see these on the menu too often, but if one of these is your favorite try switching to salmon, tuna, or even shrimp until the pregnancy is over. The catch is it should all be cooked. Yes that means avoiding sushi with raw fish in it. If you have a favorite roll with cooked fish, enjoy!
Bizzy babee hopes you have a happy and healthy pregnancy


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Arts in Hammersmith and Fulham
Reviews, previews and flashbacks to the borough's artistic heritage. Tell us your views too.
Interview: The Saw Doctors
Every December for the past 15 years, Irish band The Saw Doctors has been making a pilgrimage to the Shepherds Bush Empire for a two-night stand.
Review: Elms are missing from Lyric tragedy
Two of the main characters in Eugene O'Neill's rural American tragedy Desire Under the Elms are absent from Sean Holmes' current revival of the 1924 drama at Hammersmith's Lyric.
Review: NOFX at Shepherds Bush Empire
Once NOFX (who are classed as punk legends) entered the stage the Empire and its four levels were packed.
Review: Reel Big Fish at Shepherds Bush Empire
Over the last few sub-zero weeks I've been questioning my decision to leave Sweden for life here in London.
Review: Charlie Parr at Bush Hall
It started out as a pretty quiet evening at Bush Hall last Thursday night (November 1). But it ended up a frenzied night of passionate blues and one-liners.
Review: The Jim Jones Revue at the 02 Shepherds Bush Empire
Last Thursday I was pretty excited about going to see The Jim Jones Revue at the Empire, as I had heard about what an amazing live show they put on.
Review: The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger at Bush Hall
When I go to a gig and see rows of chairs in front of the stage, my first thought is usually "Oh no...". However, that was not the case on Friday night (October 7).
Review: The Bonfire Band at the Albion
Based on two Sunday evenings at the Albion in Hammersmith Road, I have to say it might be one of my new favourite ways to spend my Sundays.
Review: Sam Hare at the Albion
Sunday night (August 14) at the Albion was blues night as south Londoner Sam Hare and his acoustic guitar performed two sets of originals and covers.
Review: Fat and Frantic at Bush Hall
On Friday night (July 23), an air of nostalgia filled the Bush Hall. On stage was Fat and Frantic, the pop band loved by teenagers in London in the late 80s and early 90s.
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Elin Berta is one of our music writers.
Latest blog: Cuppa and a nice book? I'd rather be at a muddy festival!»
Review: Social Distortion at the O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
Thursday night (July 7) saw the 02 Shepherds Bush Empire packed to the rafters as Californian punk rock legends Social Distortion arrived.
Review: Michael Franti and Spearhead at Bush Hall
On Sunday night (July 3), Bush Hall in Uxbridge Road was transformed into one big sweaty party as Michael Franti and Spearhead took the stage.
Lyric gets a younger view
Young performers at the Lyric theatre landed a new starring role as part of a new youth board.
Fulham Palace Art Fair 2010
Fulham Palace was the venue for a new exhibition which saw 100 artists flock to H&F.
Serial thriller at large
Fulham writer and journalist Ray Connolly gave his latest novel away for free...
Indie cinema thrives in W6
Choosing which films to screen at the eclectic Riverside Studios can be a bit of a balancing act.
Artist celebrates local landmarks
Digitally tweaked illustrations of local landmarks have proved an instant success for a Shepherds Bush artist.
Memories of The Adverts
With her panda eye makeup, Gaye Advert was an iconic figure of the west London punk scene.
Lewis Carroll and SW6
Author Jenny Woolf examines Lewis Carroll's connections with Fulham.
Keith Allen interview
Keith Allen clearly relished the irony of playing an old-school comedy talent scout in the Lyric Theatre's runaway hit Comedians.
Fifty years of Island Records
Our local record label is responsbile for launching the careers of scores of artists past and present.
Rock heritage at the Red Cow
A Hammersmith pub made its name as a top London gig venue in the late 1970s.
Dragons and Vikings
Hollywood rolled out the red carpet for Hammersmith author Cressida Cowell.
Henry Moore gets plaque
A plaque has been unveiled outside the Hammersmith studio where the British artist and sculptor Henry Moore began his legendary career.


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This year's MixShow Live conference took place over the weekend down in Atlanta. One of the guest performers was MMG's Meek Mill. During his set, he treated the crowd to some new music and previewed 3 records off his upcoming 'Dreamchasers 3′ mixtape. He also did a tribute to Lil Snupe and performed 'Levels'. I also included footage of 50 Cent bringing Meek Mill to the stage and almost getting into a fight with Trav, who sent shots at 50 on Twitter recently.
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Harvard student groups organize first ever student-run LGBTQ conference
Harvard made local LGBTQ history last weekend by hosting the first campus-wide LGBTQ conference ran entirely by students. On the 45th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, Harvard Business School, Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Law School came together to host the conference, assembling an impressive ensemble of speakers and events.
For a first run, the event ended up with a very broad reach and brought in students 350-400 students and faculty from just Harvard institutions. Additional students from 30 other schools ended up attending as well, along with a multitude of celebrity speakers. Prominent speakers from the LGBTQ community included Ash Beckham, a public speaker whose TEDx talk "Coming Out of Your Closet" went viral, and former RNC chairman turned marriage equality activist Ken Mehlman, who switched gears after coming out as gay in 2010.
The event was a success, and student organizers hope that it can become an annual tradition where ideas can be shared to move the LGBTQ community forward. The event does have an official website, and though videos of the speaking events and interviews haven't appeared yet there are some interesting posts on Twitter from attendees under the hashtag #HarvardLGBTQConf.
An Aging Brain Is Still Pretty Smart
A few years ago, Michael Ramscar, a linguistics researcher at the University of Tübingen in Germany, came across a paper saying that cognitive decline starts as early as age 45. He was 45 himself and felt he hadn't yet peaked. He remembers thinking: "That doesn't make sense to me; 99 percent of the people I look up to intellectually, who keep me on my mettle, are older than I am."
The paper concluded that a person's vocabulary declines after age 45, and that finding really made no sense to him. The researchers were trying to measure how quickly people remembered words, he says, without even considering the quantity of words they had stored in memory.
Ramscar began to wonder who has the better memory: the young person who knows a little and remembers all of it, or the older person who has learned a lot and forgets a little of it?
Vortex shedding frequently happens in the wakes of non-streamlined bodies as a result of flow around the obstacle. Newton's third law states that forces come in equal and opposite pairs, meaning that the vortex shedding behind an obstacle is accompanied by a force on the obstacle. For a fixed cylinder, this is not always apparent, but for a pendulum, like the ones demonstrated in this video, this vortex-induced vibration causes significant motion. This same effect can make traffic lights and industrial chimneys sway. You've likely experienced it yourself as well, if while swimming you've ever spread your fingers underwater and spun in place. Try it sometime with your arm out and you'll feel the vortices make your arm vibrate up and down as you spin. (Video credit: Harvard Natural Sciences Lecture Demonstrations)
Ken Mehlman apologizing for role in Bush campaign
In an interview with Salon, the chairman of President Bush's 2004 reelection campaign says he personally apologizes to people who "were harmed by the campaigns in which I was involved."
Ken Mehlman came out as gay in 2010.
At the time, he expressed regret that he didn't push back against the Bush campaign's support for a federal anti-gay marriage amendment and anti-gay marriage initiatives on state ballots.
"I can't change the fact that I wasn't in this place personally when I was in politics, and I genuinely regret that. It was very hard, personally," he said
Now he's gone a step further:
"At a personal level, I wish I had spoken out against the effort," Mehlman said. "As I've been involved in the fight for marriage equality, one of the things I've learned is how many people were harmed by the campaigns in which I was involved. I apologize to them and tell them I am sorry. While there have been recent victories, this could still be a long struggle in which there will be setbacks, and I'll do my part to be helpful."
While GOP presidential candidates uniformly oppose gay marriage, it's becoming less of an issue among rank-and-file Republicans, and the general public is increasingly supportive of gay marriage.
Laura Bush and her daughter Barbara have both campaigned in support of same-sex marriage. Former Bush solicitor general Ted Olson worked to overturn California's gay marriage ban. Former vice president Dick Cheney, an early GOP supporter of gay marriage, lobbied Maryland lawmakers on the issue this year.
Playing Dead Level: Expert
Happy Birthday, Lewis Carroll!
Author Lewis Carroll was born 182 years ago today near Denton, England, the hat-making capital of that country. He was likely familiar with the phrase "mad as a hatter" when he created the abrupt and irrational Hatter character in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Hat makers in the mid-1800s, when Carroll's book was published, were often seen as irritable and peculiar. Sadly, many were suffering from mercury poisoning caused by the hat-making process.
Learn more in The Power of Poison.
Tomorrow we talk to journalist McKenzie Funk about "'The Booming Business of Global Warming," the topic of his new book Windfall. We'll talk about how climate change is affecting the economy—in shipping passages, surge gates, and buckling infrastructure.
image of Canadian coastguard icebreaker via Businessweek
Cuddle time with Bean and Kiwi. I always have the uncontrollable urge to squeeze the stuffing out of these two.
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we hunted hard for a couple days. out of the pair of us he hunted much harder. pheasant season opened and temps crept close to 80. after two sweaty days of wading through dry autumn fields we sat in the shade of the truck drinking water and both of us were content to call it good. back at headquarters i pulled burs from his fur and that's when I realized the pad on his left foot was blown. a tough start to the season. while he has been resting i've been filling blank pages and giving my pen a work out and hoping for some quick healing.
on a warm fall sunday i'm feeling overworked and tired. i slip down across the border. the windows are down. the music is loud. it's been dry so the dirt road disappears in my wake. i pull into an empty lot and listen to a pheasant cackle in the marsh. i lose count within the first hour. all the fish eat the same fly. at times i'm shocked by how hard it is to pull my feet free from the sucking mud. the soft bottom wants me to stay. so i do.
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there were twelve of them altogether. we taught them about biology and habitat. we taught them how to reload their own shells. we taught them about dogs and the relationship we have with them as hunters.
an olympic shooter showed up and gave them tips and each and everyone of them broke more clays afterwards.
we walked with them at arms length through the fields. each one of them watching a dog work for the first time. we talked in calming tones to kids whose hands were shaking with anticipation, excitement and apprehension.
each time the dogs locked on point their confidence grew.
with vests heavy under the weight of success and cheeks marked lightly with blood of their first animal killed. the group that started off the morning painfully quiet, chattered and laughed and wildly exaggerated tales of what had just happened.
today i hope we started some of these kids on the path to becoming a hunter. whenever possible, give up some time and make sure you are passing on what you can.
i had been looking at the sun, checking the time on my phone and thinking about the light we had left. i'd had the phone for a long time.
then the sun crested the ridge. it was hot both in temperature and quality. maybe some underwater shots. i put my phone in the pocket of my waders and crept through some tall grass along the bank to a pod of risers holding in a foot of water. eventually one ate a small parachute.
with the fish comfortably resting in the frame of an immense boat net we all shuffled to deeper water. i stood chest deep next to my coworker who was in a dry suit and holding thousands of dollars of gear. our feet resting among the long, waving greens growing from the stream bottom. the fish was beautiful. our angler somehow whispers the fish calm with her touch. we shoot and shoot. the fish slips away and we wade ashore. i say thank you to everyone for the hundredth time in 4 days.
i look at the sun and think about the next move. i reach into my chest pocket to check the time. it was full of water. my phone, a buff and a couple of pieces of old, tangled tippet all got a solid washing.
although there were two professionals capturing everything from sun up to sun down. i had been taking piles of snap shots for myself. i laid in the grass and realized that my simple oversight had to let those memories go.
after the work was done and i was just fishing for myself. i found that i held some trout just a little longer than usual. i was trying to burn their iridescent colors and shapes into my mind.
the brief disconnect worked out fine in the end. i returned home with only one frame from from the entire trip but with a head full of images.
the still water game has been good to me. except for today. i didn't even stop to take a piss. 10 hours straight. that's probably why i have a headache right now. but who stops for a drink when you are getting your ass handed to you?
the wind nearly broke me. next time i'll bring two anchors.
i put in the work from the moment the boat slid off the trailer until the CLACK-TING, CLACK-TING of my winch echoed from bank to bank and it slide back on. i loaded my gear, put on the strap and checked the trailer lights. i rubbed my wind burnt face and stretched my back and that is when it hit me. the wind had stopped. the final fuck you.
it's always been hard to leave this place. except for today.
well done
it's good to see hunting films upping in quality and getting beyond just the kill shot.
this is pretty good too.
like a chip
once my father-in-law and i kept a couple of trout to fry and have with beans from the garden. he said "once these babies are nice and golden brown the tails are like potato chips"
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Somewhere between Dickens and Tolstoy stands British novelist Elizabeth Gaskell (1810-1865), whose pen name in the proper Victorian mode was Mrs. Gaskell. Little known in America, she is beloved enough in England to have inspired a BBC adaptation of North and South, her Pride and Prejudice-style love story between a minister's daughter from England's green, prosperous South and a textile magnate from its grim, industrializing North.
I haven't read the novel, but the film is gritty, compelling, romantic. And timely in this sense: it doesn't make one me about England, it makes me think about China. History's biggest industrial revolution is happening right now, and with it a gigantic version of all the problems depicted in this film. And Mrs. Gaskell's vision of rapprochement between management and labor is also oddly of the moment. At least the answer in China is not going to be Marxist-Leninist revolution. Been there, done that.
One thing I learned while visiting the PRC this spring is that audio-visual piracy (a major industry, make no mistake) is not just "theft," as the Motion Picture Association puts it; it also the lifeblood of China's independent film scene. It is not illegal to make indie films there, but very few are released. (The government prefers the blockbuster wuxiu films, in which exotically dressed super-heroes and heroines engage in gravity-defying combat.) So piracy - taoba - is also samizdat. Watch North and South and let me know if you agree: it would be quite interesting to see VCDs (cut-rate DVDs) of this film show up in the street stalls of Shanghai.
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Hi! I was browzing through your "Elementary" tag and was wondering why you consider Joan and Sherlock's relationtionship to be "D/s"?
OH GOSH OKAY I am on a study break so this is gonna be brief and probably pretty incoherent, but!
ETA:you know what, I am gonna put a cut here, because this is pretty ridic.
1) I don't consider their relationship to be A D/s Relationship,* or at least not yet - but I do think it has certain D/s-ish undercurrents, and the potential to evolve in that direction. Thus, I ship them as a D/s couple, sometimes romantic, sometimes platonic, sometimes sexual, sometimes various admixtures of the above, I DON'T KNOW I HAVE A LOT OF FEELINGS.
*at least inasmuch as it is possible to define what makes a ~real~ D/s relationship, which, a real D/s relationship is whatever works for you, so I am going by the rubric of, 'is acknowledged as such either implicitly or explicitly by either them or the show', which it currently isn't WHOOPS DIGRESSION
2) I ship them that way/see those elements in their dynamic for a bunch of reasons, starting with: Sherlock is canonically a bottom! Obvs, 'bottom' does not automatically equate to 'sub', but it was the first big thing that made me go, HEYO POSSIBLE KINKY DYNAMIC HERE sob it was all downhill from there.
3) Despite his hatred of rehab and chafing at rules and regulations, and his more-than-occasional brattiness, Sherlock does respond well to a measure of structure and control in his life, when delivered with a firm and caring hand. (BECAUSE HE LOST CONTROL?? because he doesn't quite trust himself anymore, and he has to learn again, and the structure joan gives him and the stability she provides creates a safe space for him to start growing back into himself!!!)
4) because Sherlock CRAVES JOAN'S ATTENTION like holy crap, whether he's showing off or acting out his life is a constant refrain of joan joan jOAN LOOK JOAN I DID THE THING JOAN FRIEND PLS JOAN STAY JOAN LOOK
5) because he especiallygets a little kick out of knowing what she wants/needs before she wants/needs it, and then providing it for her. see: breakfast (SUCH A METICULOUSLY PREPARED BREAKFAST), laying out her clothes (WHICH SHE TOTALLY WORE SHE DIDN'T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT), holding her coat for her (we'll get to that in a minute), buying her a new spatula, god.
6) let's revisit the coat-holding, aka the moment that completely sold me on joan + sherlock as D/s forever and ever amen, LUCKILY I JUST REBLOGGED SOME GIFS. that first one, at the end of the pilot, dfkjkjfdsdjsdnbkfklf. sherlock is at such a low point there; he's fresh out of rehab, which, getting clean is one of the most soul-scouringly difficult, emotionally, mentally, and physically exhausting things a person can go through; he's just solved a case that pushed some very raw, very personal buttons (abuse of the vulnerable/mentally ill); he's lost his temper and lashed out, making him realise how volatile he is and how little he can trust his own self-control and emotional responses right now; we know now he must have been starting to process irene's apparent death without the heroin as a buffer; he's even physically banged up. he's so brittle, and he must be reeling. and joan walks down those stairs like a queen, a solid and anchoring presence, and sherlock so carefullytakes up her coat and holds it for her. just. sdkffkjd look at the way he does it, so careful and precise and focused and needing to get this right, and my italics are getting out of control, and this is what joan does for him in return: she accepts it. she sees what sherlock is offering, and she accepts it, and she sees what sherlock needs, and she gives it.
7) i'm gonna die.
8) and then in the second coat gif, joan is exhausted. all that she and sherlock worked to carve out almost came crumbling down around them because of rhys, she spent the past few days wondering if she was going to lose sherlock to addiction again, she got taken hostage by a man with a gun who tried to leverage her bond with sherlock and knocked him out and then had to stabilise a gunshot victim on their living-room floor until the ambulance got there. SHE'S HAD A REALLY LONG DAY, OK. and sherlock holds out her coat again, but this time it's not for him, it's for her; he's reaffirming their connection, reaffirming his trust in her (going to the meeting because joan wants him to, opening up because joan wants him to), letting her step back into her own control.
9) and that's the thing, joan lost control, too. joan was a surgeon, used to reaching into people and fixing them with her own two hands, used to holding their very lives in her hands - until she made a mistake, and someone died. joan isn't always kind, because sometimes kindness isn't what's needed, but she's deeply compassionate. that's what she does, one way or another: she makes things better (patients, clients, crimes). she figures people out, she sees them for what they are, and she helps them to heal. she's calm and stout-hearted and loyal and protective and she knows herself and she knows exactly where her boundaries are and she knows exactly the shit up with which she will not put.
10) and she accepts sherlock's tentative gestures of submission so gracefully and instinctively LIKE SHE JUST WEARS THE CLOTHES HE LAID OUT FOR HER AND IT'S NOT EVEN A THING, SHE JUST DOES. jesus.
11) and as a surgeon, she has an intimate understanding of the workings of the human body (and sherlock digs suspension and restraints and possibly sensory deprivation and no doubt being on the receiving end of a variety of other things of a similar nature).
12) and she loves a good workout.
13) and it gives them both something fulfilling, something trusting, something self-actualising, something they can explore and investigate and figure out together, something that helps them both stretch out and be/come their best, happiest selves.
14) and I'm superstitious enough to not want to bring bad luck upon my blog by ending on a thirteen, so let's all talk about when joan did the I Am Not Kidding Voice and sherlock ran right the fuck up those stairs at top speed and the way she pushes over the rack of keys in the trailer for next week, good god.
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The most wanted photograph in China
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By Carlos Barria
As the morning approached, reporters, photographers and cameramen from national and foreign media organizations gathered outside the Jinan Intermediate People's Court to cover the final chapter in the trial of disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai.
The stage for this story was Jinan, in the northeastern coastal province of Shandong. This story had all the elements of a great thriller: power, corruption, romance and murder. With no access to the courtroom itself, the foreign media and the general public relied on images provided by the court for glimpses of the trial. Also, for the first time China's judicial system provided court transcripts, published on Weibo, China's version of Twitter.
The opportunities for photographing Bo Xilai stood at about zero. Authorities only allowed media to stake out the courthouse from a fenced area across the street, and even there we had to go through a security scan to get in. Some journalists complained that during the first morning of the trial police denied them movement in and out of this area to cover protests that were going on nearby.
With little room to move, photographers started to think about how to photograph Bo, who hadn't been seen since March of 2012 during a political event. The only chance we could see was his arrival to and exit from the court. But all the vehicles coming and going from the building used tinted glass.
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The king of Italian politics
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By Alessandro Bianchi
Four-time Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi lost his court case, but not his magic.
Tensions were high three days after he was definitively convicted for tax fraud on August 1. No one knew whether the unpredictable leader of Italy's center-right for the past two decades would quit politics or not.
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It's not Watergate, it's Whitewater
The trifecta of scandals -- Benghazi, the IRS and snooping on journalists -- that has broken upon the heads of the Obama administration is as bad as Watergate. No it isn't, says Bob Woodward, whose reputation was made by doggedly pursuing the source of a burglary of the Democratic National Committee offices in the Watergate Hotel. No it isn't, says Carl Bernstein, who shares the bragging rights for toppling President Richard Nixon. Oh yes it is, says Peggy Noonan, the Republicans' mother superior, writing, "We are in the midst of the worst Washington scandal since Watergate."
Really? How about the Iran-Contra scandal in 1986 that besmirched the honesty of President Ronald Reagan, for whom Noonan used to write speeches? Perhaps she penned Reagan's first denial, "We did not -- repeat -- did not trade weapons or anything else for hostages, nor will we," or maybe his amnesiac mea culpa four months later, "I told the American people I did not trade arms for hostages. My heart and my best intentions still tell me that's true, but the facts and the evidence tell me it is not." Strange the tricks age plays on the memory. And I am not talking about Reagan.
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Letter of the Lew: Treasury comments on change of guard at troubled IRS
Here are comments from a U.S. Treasury official on Secretary Jack Lew's meeting with incoming Acting IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel this morning, following a scandal of political targeting that cost the previous acting commissioner his job. Treasury officials knew about the problem as early as last June, according to this report in the Wall Street Journal:
Secretary Lew met with incoming Acting IRS Commissioner Werfel this morning and directed him to conduct a thorough review of the organization in an effort to restore public confidence in the IRS and ensure the organization is providing excellent and unbiased service to the taxpayer. Secretary Lew also requested that he take actions immediately as appropriate, and that within the next 30 days, Werfel report back to the President and him about progress made in three areas: 1) ensuring staff that acted inappropriately are held accountable 2) examine and correct any failures in the system that allowed this behavior to happen and 3) take a forward-looking systemic view at the agency's organization.
from Unstructured Finance:
Outrage isn't asleep it's just gone underground
By Matthew Goldstein and Jennifer Ablan
Where is the outrage? A year ago, the Occupy Wall Street movement was just getting started, with mass demonstrations across the nation against corporate malfeasance and greed.
But now it's been crickets and we don't mean the game. There's been no marching on Wall Street nor on the steps of Capitol Hill since the latest revelations of bad behavior in the financial sector. The populist uproar has been rather sedate in the face of the deepening scandal that big banks rigged Libor--a benchmark lending rate; JPMorgan Chase's mounting losses from disastrous credit bets and a possible cover-up attempt; and the disappearance of customer funds from Iowa futures broker PFGBest, discovered after its founder tried to commit suicide and left a note outlining a 20-year fraud.
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'What's it got to do with me?' Turning a blind eye to Libor lies
Barclays was fined a record $450 million last month by U.S. and UK authorities for manipulating the London Interbank Offered Rate, or Libor, the interest rate that underpins transactions worth trillions of dollars worldwide, between 2005 and 2009. More than a dozen banks are expected to be drawn into the scandal, which is being probed by authorities in North America, Europe and Japan.
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What's up, Boss?
Look, you've had enough time! I told you if you want to make it in journalism, you need to hack into some voice messages, and I want to see what you've got. We're on deadline!
I think you'll be pretty happy, Boss. Look at this one. "It's me. Pick up tuna fish and vodka on the way home."
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Sometimes the blog just writes itself…
Okay, these numbers just make no sense to me. The latest New York Times/CBS News Poll shows that 82 percent of Americans now disapprove of the way Congress is handling its job.
So wait. You're telling me that 18 percent of Americans DO approve of how they're doing? Seriously?
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Mr. Blog Guy, let me say we appreciate you cooperating with this Senate investigation into journalistic practices. I know you're a busy blogger.
Anything I can do to help Senator. I'm happy to testify.
Now, during your years as a wire service reporter, can you give us an idea what your daily expenses were like? Remember, you are under oath.
from India Insight:
DMK, Congress to untie the knot?
By Annie Banerji
Cast as the villain in high profile graft cases and reeling from its huge loss in the Tamil Nadu state elections in May, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) appears to be in freefall.
The party has declared an emergency meeting in the state capital to discuss potential strategies regarding the recently incarcerated daughter of the DMK chief, Kanimozhi and the party's strained ties with the ruling Congress party, itself struggling to shake off its scam-ridden identity and public resentment for its lack of initiative and inability to tackle corruption.


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Ethanol 'blend wall' cost refiners at least $1.35 billion
Others refiners, such as Tesoro Corp said it dipped into reserves of the credits built up the previous year to meet compliance obligations. The so-called "banked RINs" could be in short supply if mandates go higher in 2014.
Meanwhile, a handful of smaller operators, including CVR and Delek US Holdings, said they have applied for exemptions from the blending rules for some plants. The EPA has granted the so-called hardship exemption to at least one refinery, Alon USA Energy's Krotz Springs, Louisiana, plant.
There are currently 14 active exemption requests under consideration by the EPA, according to the agency's website.
The total tally in RIN costs is likely more than $1.5 billion including refiners such as Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES), owned by the Carlyle Group, which operates the biggest plant on the East Coast.
The firm is not required to disclose the company's financial details, but last October Chief Executive Officer Philip Rinaldi said RIN costs could be as much as $250 million for 2013. A spokeswoman declined to provide an updated figure, saying only that last year's costs were "very substantial."
"Did merchant refiners take a hit? Yes, but that affected their shareholders, not the American public," said Todd Becker, chief executive officer of Green Plains Renewable Energy, a Nebraska-based ethanol producer.
He said that looking at both sides of the market, the run-up in RIN costs had not driven up gasoline prices, as some refiners have said.
"It was a zero-sum game. The blenders had a windfall."
The Long of It
Conspicuous by their silence are large oil majors, such as BP Plc and Royal Dutch Shell Plc, which operate U.S. refineries as well as biofuel blending operations. Last July, BP's top refining executive said the company did "quite well" trading its surplus RINs for a profit.
Some pipeline operators, such as Kinder Morgan Energy Partners, also said in its filings that the company made money selling RINs, though they did not provide exact figures.
The biggest known beneficiary, according to a search of public SEC filings, was Murphy USA Inc, a gasoline station chain, which said it sold 171 million RINs in 2013 for a total of $91.4 million - a windfall compared with the company's $8.9 million of sales the prior year.
Vitol S.A., the world's largest oil trader and a leading importer of Brazilian ethanol, has been one of the biggest traders in the market and is believed to have done well in the run-up in RIN prices. It is unclear how it has fared lately.
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Valero just bought another Ethanol Plant .With corn at $4.75 per bu. X 2.8 gal X $3.5 per gal =$9.8 +17 lbs. gleuten .looks like another red herring.
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