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[poetry-protest-pornography]

Joke, The Fool: The Fool represents taking risks based on your instincts and intuition, improvisation, and trusting the universe and believing in the future.

Joke is quick on his feet, great at getting out of tight spots and changing gears on the fly, and the future he wants is Jack's future. He wants Jack to be free more than anything.

But also, in the closet, he got a little flicker of hope for his own wished-for future, and he held onto that and trusted his friends, and also the unexpected assist from Nada, and it got him home to Jack, where it all paid off.

Tattoo, The World: Upright, The World is assured success, recompense, and major change.

Tattoo spent a lot of time thinking about his place in the world, the value of his work, and his relationships with others this episode. He called Jack their collective big brother, he was feeding and helping Toi Tin, he has let Arun into his life and inner thoughts (and personal space).

And he stays the course instead of rushing off to rescue Joke -- trusting his friends -- and helped to see the plan through successfully.

Arun, The Moon: The Moon is all about being cautious and trusting your instincts, and, also about things not necessarily being what they seem -- such as a truth you can't admit to yourself.

We saw Arun spiral a little, devaluing his work and his ideas (even while he crocheted that adorable hat for Jack's birthday), questioning his place in the world (with The World/Tattoo, maybe?) how he could matter to his dad again, and at the heist, remembering the layout of Rosé's house incorrectly and panicking, worrying he's messed everything up, but letting his friends talk him back down.

And then he's the one that keeps Tattoo from running off.

Then, there's The Moment In The Car. Where Arun lets himself lean into Tattoo and celebrate and enjoy being wrapped around him, and then pulls away when he realizes what he's doing. So here's the thing Arun isn't ready to about to himself, and isn't ready to trust is real and not just an illusion.

Hoy, The Star: The Star brings inspiration and hope, and optimism for the future.

Hoy had always been the most optimistic of the bunch. He loves his friends, and even though he was complaining and threatening to leave this whole time, he stays, encouraging his friends and choosing the right switch and driving them all away safely.

But most importantly, he brought them all together with these cards, and he saw how they were all connected, and he knew the right symbol to use to unlock the security on the ring.

Hoy connected the dots, and Hoy was the one that Joke was ready to trust if everything went pear-shaped.

I love them.

[theoriginaleppieblack-blog]

Okay, Paradox fans, here are some very very rare pics for you-- A Very Special Holiday Present! From an inside source, close to the band, I have stills from the 1976 Rosie O' Dell Christmas Special which, as we all know was only broadcast one single time on the ABC Network on November 27, 1976 at 8 pm EST. That's it. No repeat broadcast, no video release, no bootlegs, no grainy betamax copies surfacing on youtube, nothing, nada, zilch. Both the band and Ms. O' Dell (and later her estate) have kept the lid tight on this one despite the fact that it was key to relaunching O' Dell's career and was also Paradox's first U.S. television appearance.

But that was really it, wasn't it - Paradox did not do TV as a strict rule. They would not appear on U.S. television again for another 20 years and that for a special edition of MTV's Unplugged. But they made this one exception -- for Rosie. This was because she was a good friend to the band and had been essential help to them after Tristam Lindsay and Alexander Logan were seriously injured in a car accident outside O'Dell's adopted hometown of Aspen, Colorado. Out of gratitude, they appeared in the special, but since she valued their friendship, she agreed to never let it be seen again.

Even so, on the momentum of the special, the previously nearly retired former radio star signed a three picture deal with 20th Century Fox to make the three "Don't Mess With Mother Nature" Movies costarring Karen Carpenter. Rosie was a trooper of the old old school and kept working until her 100th Birthday when she played a sold-out show at Caesar's Palace (famously attended by Tristam Lindsay and Alexander Logan). Recently, as Paradox asses their own Fifty-Year legacy, they have been thinking about Ms. Rosie O'Dell with great fondness and reassessing her influence on the band.

[bckybarns]

Hello, all. Been a minute:

Until further notice, and I hope others will join me, but I will no longer be supporting actors and actresses that have been supporting Israel or those that have been silently complicit in the genocide by doing nothing while they have a platform or the money to help those in Rafah or Congo or Sudan and etc.

With all the atrocities that we are made aware of, but celebs get to sit idly by doing nothing while us regular people struggle to make ends meet and yet do more for the genocides occurring. They’re going to fucking Met Galas or fashion shows or anything that is way out of most of the worlds means.

It’s pathetic.

Every donation attempt I make gets blocked by my bank. It’s $5. Fuck America.

I made the mistake of sharing a Sebastian Stan photoset the other day, forgetting my values.

I no longer support him or others until they can get their shit together. Add Taylor Swift. Selena Gomez. Influencers that say they cannot influence. 🤪

Characters will be supported because I know Tumblr does not pay for most of their content. That’s it. Still need to go on a blocking spree, and he’ll be on that list if he already was not.

Eat the rich. Fuck the police. ACAB

Free Palestine. Free Congo. Free Sudan. ALL EYES ON THEM

I will also not be purchasing any more electronics. That new apple or Samsung or car or what have you is not important.

No me importa nada.

My comfort and your comfort is continued support to these genocides. How privileged are we to have this option? We are benefiting from this blanket of white privilege in America. Or any country that is doing the same. I’m sickened with myself.

[el-michoacano]

jaguar

In which Nacho compares Lalo to a jungle cat that wants to devour him 🖤

Also tagging @girldadlalo , @jugem13, @sword-day, @lady-writes-flanagan and @lady-telford

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The thought of cutting Lalo's throat and being done with this whole affair had crossed Nacho's mind more than once.

It was easier said than done when Lalo was looking at him like that.

Lalo was always looking at him like that: Like he found Nacho amusing, like Nacho was a piece of meat, like Nacho had some sort of value. Nacho knew better.

They were on the road, as they often were, the engine of the Javelin rumbling beneath them. The radio was playing softly, Juan Gabriel's voice  full of longing as he sang Querida. Lalo, Nacho had learned, had incredible luck with choosing radio stations. He always seemed to find the one that would play the best songs to get Nacho lost in his own mind. Por lo que quieras tú más ven, Juan Gabriel was cooing, Más compasión de mí tú ten.

The sun had long since set, leaving the sky black and ablaze with stars. The moon was a sliver of platinum, thin as a blade. It reminded Nacho of Lalo's smile, of the cat-like thing that was focused on him right this very moment. It felt predatory, like Lalo was some frightening jungle cat and Nacho was a tiny mouse trying to hide under a fallen banana leaf.

It was a thrill he wasn't ready to address, and he gripped the steering wheel tighter, doing his best to keep his eyes on the road. His nails pressed into the leather of the steering wheel cover, pressing into the crescent-shaped divots he had been digging into it every time he was relegated to chauffeur duty.

Mira mi soledad, the song continued, Que no me sienta nada bien.

Nacho tried to ignore that, too. His chest hurt. Exhaustion, probably.

Lalo was turned sideways in his seat, talking animatedly about something, gesticulating wildly as he did, as he always did. He talked with his hands a lot. Nacho tried not to think about his hands.

He tried not to think about Lalo at all, if he could help it. He hated Lalo. He hated all the Salamancas. It was harder to hate someone when they were constantly around, though, always chattering away and grinning that Cheshire smile and purring about his plans. The only thing he didn't do was touch, and Nacho hated him for that, too.

The thought of Lalo's strong, calloused hands around his neck had crossed his mind once or twice. They weren't always around his neck, though. He tried not to think about that, either.

"Ignacio?" Hearing his name in Lalo's low, jaguar-purr of a voice sent a shiver of want skittering its way down Nacho's spine. It always did. His knuckles were white as he squeezed the steering wheel, his chewed-down fingernails cutting through the leather cover. "You listening to me, man?"

He wasn't, and he said, "No."

Lalo's eyes lit up when another car passed them. They glittered like chips of obsidian. There was something deeply unnerving about Lalo's eyes. They weren't the gold of a wildcat's eyes, and that felt wrong, somehow. They were bottomless black pits that would suck you down deep and spit out the bones.

Nacho looked away, trying and failing to ignore the heat that built low in his belly when Lalo looked at him that way. It happened more often than he'd like to admit, and he shifted uncomfortably in his seat, keenly aware of Lalo watching him.

"Getting kinda mouthy here lately, huh?" Lalo didn't seemed bothered by it; He seemed amused. He was always amused. Life was a joke to him. It irritated Nacho to no end. "These your true colors, Nachito?"

Were they? Nacho wasn't sure. Lalo brought out the worst in him.

Lalo didn't seem to mind it. He reveled in it. Was he trying to break him?

It was working.

[whatsagirltoblogabout]

Okay, full-length thoughts on the Mentalist Season 3 finale (episodes 23 & 24). No spoilers until the cut.

First of all - absolutely loved it. Great entertainment value, lots of rewatchability, epic highs and lows, and very impressive tension and suspense management.

Second of all - the performances. Gods damn, there are some great performances. The most obvious being Simon Baker as Patrick Jane, of course. As always, I could wax poetic for hours about that man's facial expressions alone. I am constantly enamoured and impressed by the way he can subtly yet clearly convey so many emotions while playing such a generally stoic character. And on top of that, his line deliveries are fantastic! His choices really are such an integral part of why this character is as wonderful as he is. HUGE props to the dude, always a pleasure to watch. Shoutout to my girl Robin Tunney as Teresa Lisbon, love of my life, queen of my heart. Again, she's another actor who really elevates the material through her facial expressions and line delivery and just general presence and characterization. Her chemistry with everyone, frankly, is truly a highlight of the show. And I don't mean that as exclusively romantic, I'm talking about the dynamism of her character's interactions and relationships with all the other characters, all of which are greatly enhanced by the performances of the actors. Tim and Owain are solid as usual, but I really want to make special note of Amanda Righetti as Grace Van Pelt. Throughout this whole season I've been noticing her earnest and endearing portrayal, and all that groundwork serves to make the character's arc in the finale that much more poignant. She's believably as sweet and loving and kind as the character is written, which is quite a feat considering that archetype can often come off as forced or superficial.

Now I want to talk plot, so spoiler warning ahead. (also mild spoilers for Psych and Lucifer)

Let's break this down piece-by-piece. The first section is the investigation into the death of this robber who got blown up. Right off the bat, this is a new type of case. If my memory serves, we haven't had an episode investigating a bombing victim before. The trail of breadcrumbs starting from that case is great, it doesn't feel forced or wooden, and it builds up to the first real reversal: Lisbon getting got.

While I did have to employ some suspension of disbelief to buy that Lisbon would get taken out so easily, the resulting caper was plenty of fun to make up for it. The "someone is listening to our every word, so we have to be extra cryptic and secretive about communicating" dynamic is very fun with these two because they have such a unique relationship. The notepad with increasing amounts of question marks was delightful. The "eleventh-hour love confession to cover up the sounds of the lock being picked" was brilliant. All in all, a fun segment of this journey. I didn't see the store owner coming, but in my defense they did kinda rush that reveal because they needed to get on with the story. They didn't encounter a single obstacle from the moment Lisbon was equipped with the bomb, lol, it was a really straightforward resolution. The guy being a mere intermediary, a pawn in someone else's game, was apparent from the moment he was revealed, simply because of the lack of buildup. We saw none of this guy's motivations, zippo nada zilch, so the most obvious answer was that he was doing this for someone else. And in this show, especially during a season finale, all roads lead to Red John eventually.

The Hightower connection was another one I didn't see coming, I hadn't really spared her much thought since she exited the show. Once the focus became identifying Red John's man on the inside, things became a bit more predictable. In all honesty, my first suspect was LaRoche because of how shifty he was acting after he shot the guy in that car, but as soon as Van Pelt's fiance was on the table as an option, there was never a question. They set it up too clearly with that one episode earlier on where she gets a new boyfriend that morning and then he bombs the CBI later that day, she's like the Gus equivalent on this show: if she's dating someone other than Rigsby, they're almost certainly shady. Knowing ahead of time didn't make the reveal any less satisfying, though. I was able to experience the betrayal and heartbreak all the same thanks to Amanda Righetti's fantastic performance.

I jumped ahead a bit, so going back to the plan: giving them all different locations was definitely where my mind was at as well, but the different floors of the same hotel was way smarter than what I was thinking. I didn't make the rope connection either, though I didn't believe it was Bertram at all, I just figured it would end up being O'Laughlin somehow, through trickery or something else.

The tension buildup from when Jane figures it out until O'Laughlin gets caught (and killed) was well done in a painful sort of way. Definitely got my adrenaline up lol, but it was fun. Lisbon getting shot was rude, tbh, but she looked so good with her hair splayed messily across her face, and she was a total badass with how she took him down in spite of it, so overall that was a win.

Okay, now on to that ending. Like I said earlier, it's reminiscent of the Lucifer Season 3 finale in that it's a crossing of a line, a point of no return that's been building up for the entire series. Do I think that was actually Red John? No. And I am very curious to see how that pans out and what that means for Jane. I am so tempted to start the next season right away, but I'm already staying up too late writing this and I have to wake up early tomorrow for work, so I'll have to be patient. It really feels like Jane's been put into check. The reason I don't think that was actually Red John (besides the meta reason of having read the names of all the episodes), is that it feels too simple. Too detached, too subdued. The interpersonal tension that I would expect from a serial killer and their pet police consultant wasn't there. I'll admit, my expectations might be skewed by my very recent viewing of Psych and the nature of Shawn and Yang's relationship. But still, I don't buy that Red John would be content with an ending like that. His continued meddling with Jane suggests that killing his wife and child did not satiate his desire to see Jane suffer, and so I'm hesitant to accept that there would be no animosity from his end when the two eventually meet. All the more fun to keep watching and see what happens next :D

Alright, I'm concluding my ramble here. Special mention of how much I enjoy when Jane weaponizes his own pain to manipulate others like he does at the very end of the finale. I definitely have a penchant for liking characters who find unhealthy ways to take the real pain that they feel and turn it against the people causing them that pain. But that's a conversation for another day. For tonight, I'm going to go to bed content after having watched some banger TV and hoping and praying that the lack of sleep doesn't screw me over tomorrow. Byeeeeeee!

[postersdecinema]

Hijôsen no Onna

(Dragnet Girl / A Delinquente)

JP, 1933

Yasujirô Ozu

6/10

Propaganda?

Confesso que, se a ficha técnica do filme não me assegurasse que se tratava de uma película de Ozu, eu nunca o diria.

É uma réplica de um filme de gangsters norte americano. Os atores vestem-se à ocidental, conduzem carros americanos, bebem, fumam e dançam à americana, dedicam-se ao boxe e às apostas, têm gangues criminosos, a imitar os do tempo da lei seca na América. As oficinas e os bares têm cartazes em inglês, os posters nas paredes são de Jack Dempsey e de "A Oeste Nada de Novo" (este curiosamente em versão francesa). Enfim, é tudo tão americano e hollywoodesco que eu fui confirmar se o filme não teria sido rodado nos EUA. Mas não, foi num estúdio em Tóquio.

É contudo evidente que, toda essa decadência americana é apresentada como um mundo de vício, de perdição, de imoralidade. A única personagem inocente e eticamente elevada, de todo o filme, é uma jovem caixeira, que não por acaso veste kimono e tamancos de madeira tradicionais. É a única personagem que representa o Japão tradicional, probo, honrado. Tudo o resto é importado do ocidente e é moralmente perverso, decadente, criminoso.

Curiosamente, a honesta simplicidade desta jovem, exemplar único, numa sociedade perdida, é suficiente para causar uma crise de consciência nos protagonistas e levá-los à redenção das suas vidas pecaminosas.

Essa visão moral, apelo aos bons valores tradicionais, é a única característica típica de Ozu, que emerge do filme.

O resto, mais do que uma imitação de Hollywood, é uma diabolização do modo de vida ocidental e particularmente do americano. No contexto histórico em que o filme surge - 1933 foi o ano da invasão japonesa da China, mas as hostilidades já tinham iniciado em 1931, com a invasão da Manchúria e a progressiva internacionalização do conflito, com a intervenção das potências aliadas, Britânicos, Russos e Americanos, que se haveria de prolongar até ao final da segunda guerra mundial - não posso deixar de ver esta crítica, tão veemente, da sociedade ocidental, como um ato de propaganda, de apoio à campanha militar imperial japonesa e de demonização e descredibilização dos inimigos ocidentais do Japão, exaltando as virtudes da tradição nipónica, contra o vicio americano e ocidental.

Certamente a obra mais fraca que vi, do renomado realizador japonês.

Propaganda?

I confess that, if the film's technical specifications didn't assure me that it was an Ozu film, I would never say so.

It's a replica of an American gangster film. The actors dress in a Western style, drive American cars, drink, smoke and dance in an American style, they dedicate themselves to boxing and gambling, they have criminal gangs, imitating those from the Prohibition era in America. The workshops and bars have signboards in English, the posters on the walls have Jack Dempsey and "All Quiet on the Western Front" (curiously in French). Anyway, it's all so American that I went to check whether the film had been shot in the USA. But no, it was in a studio in Tokyo.

However, it is evident that all this American decadence is presented as a world of vice, perdition, and immorality. The only innocent and ethically elevated character, in the entire film, is a young cashier, who, not surprisingly, wears a kimono and traditional wooden clogs. She is the only character who represents traditional, upright, honorable Japan. Everything else is imported from the West and is morally perverse, decadent, criminal.

Interestingly, the honest simplicity of this young woman, a unique example, in a lost society, is enough to cause a crisis of conscience in the protagonists and lead them to the redemption of their sinful lives.

This moral vision, appeal to good traditional values, is the only typical characteristic of Ozu, which emerges from the film.

The rest, more than an imitation of Hollywood, is a demonization of the Western and particularly the American way of life. In the historical context in which the film appears - 1933 was the year of the Japanese invasion of China, but hostilities had already begun in 1931, with the invasion of Manchuria and the progressive internationalization of the conflict, with the intervention of the allied powers, British, Russians and Americans, which would last until the end of the Second World War - I cannot help but see this very vehement criticism of Western society as an act of propaganda, of support for the Japanese imperial military campaign and of demonization and discrediting of Western enemies of Japan, extolling the virtues of Japanese tradition, against American and Western vices.

Surely the weakest work I've seen, by the renowned Japanese director.

[kfzgutachterberlin]

5 Tips to Ensure a Smooth Car Appraisal Process

Navigating the car appraisal process can be a daunting task, whether you’re looking to sell your vehicle or trade it in for a new one. A successful appraisal can lead to a fair price and a smoother transaction, making it crucial to be well-prepared. Here are five tips to help you ensure a smooth car appraisal process that maximizes your vehicle's value.

The first step in ensuring a smooth car appraisal process is understanding your vehicle's value. Before you even schedule an appraisal, take the time to research and determine the market value of your car. Websites such as Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds, and NADA Guides provide valuable tools to help you estimate your vehicle's worth based on its make, model, year, condition, and mileage. Knowing your car's value not only gives you a solid foundation to negotiate from but also helps you avoid underpricing or overpricing your vehicle.

Once you have a general idea of your car’s worth, it's essential to prepare your Kfz Gutachter Berlin Marzahn. A well-presented car leaves a lasting impression and can significantly influence the appraiser's assessment. Start by cleaning both the interior and exterior of your vehicle. Remove any personal items, trash, or clutter, and give it a thorough wash and wax. Consider detailing the interior, including vacuuming and shampooing carpets and upholstery. A clean car not only looks appealing but also suggests that you've taken good care of it, which can enhance its perceived value.

In addition to cleaning your car, it’s vital to address any minor repairs that could impact the appraisal. Take a walk around your vehicle and look for any cosmetic issues, such as scratches, dents, or chips in the paint. If you notice any minor defects, consider investing in touch-up paint or repair services. It’s also a good idea to check the tires for wear and ensure that all lights, wipers, and other essential features are functioning properly. Addressing these small issues can lead to a better appraisal result, as they demonstrate that your vehicle has been well-maintained.

Documentation is another critical aspect of a smooth car appraisal process. When you arrive for the appraisal, bring along all relevant paperwork, including your vehicle's title, registration, and maintenance records. Having a complete maintenance history can significantly boost your vehicle’s perceived value. If you've kept records of oil changes, tire rotations, and any repairs, this documentation shows potential buyers that you’ve been diligent in maintaining your vehicle. If you’ve made any upgrades or modifications, such as adding a new stereo system or improved tires, be sure to highlight these changes as they can add value.

One of the most common pitfalls during the appraisal process is being too emotionally attached to your vehicle. While it’s natural to feel sentimental about a car that has been part of your life for years, it’s essential to approach the appraisal with a level head. Keep in mind that the appraiser’s goal is to provide a fair assessment based on market conditions, not personal feelings. By separating your emotional attachment from the appraisal process, you can focus on the facts and negotiate a fair price. Remember, it’s essential to remain flexible during negotiations, as this can lead to a smoother transaction.

Lastly, consider the timing of your appraisal. The time of year can significantly impact the value of your vehicle, particularly for specific makes and models. For example, convertibles often sell for more in the spring and summer, while SUVs and trucks may command higher prices in the fall and winter months when demand increases. Additionally, if your vehicle is in excellent condition and you’ve done all the necessary preparations, consider scheduling your appraisal when the market is favorable. Being aware of the right timing can maximize your appraisal outcome and help you get the best price for your car.

In conclusion, ensuring a smooth car appraisal process involves preparation, research, and a level-headed approach. By understanding your vehicle's value, presenting it in the best possible light, addressing minor repairs, gathering necessary documentation, and staying emotionally detached, you can navigate the appraisal process with confidence. Remember to consider the timing of your appraisal as well; a well-timed appraisal can result in a better price. By following these tips, you'll not only increase the chances of a successful appraisal but also make the entire experience more enjoyable and less stressful. Whether you’re looking to sell your car or trade it in, a smooth appraisal process can set the stage for a successful transaction and a better return on your investment.

[badlypackedtraveller]

All the Dennis women.

Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone

Prevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone

Silence the pianos and with the muffled drum

Bring out the coffin, let the mourners come

Let aeroplanes circle moaning overhead

Scribbling on the sky the message “Betty’s dead”

Put crepe bows round the white necks of public doves

Let the traffic policemen wear black gloves

The stars are not wanted now, put out every one

Pack up the moon and dismantle the sun

Pour away the oceans and sweep up the wood

Mum, granny, great-granny’s gone, as we always knew she would.

Well this is weird, isn’t it? As you know Betty didn’t leave extensive funeral instructions or, indeed, hardly any instructions at all. In fact, she was much more specific about what she didn’t want. She’d bemoan the waste of a penny needlessly spent or the value of a penny saved and was aghast at the expenditure at dad’s funeral. So here we are, thanks for coming, to send her on her way as best we can. If Sainsbury’s did own brand funerals I’m sure she would have had one.

The last five years have been a torrid time as mum’s deterioration into a dementia fog worsened. But let’s not define mum by the last five years, she was much more than that, and find some happier times to remember her by.

She certainly had her airs and graces but loved making mischief, she loved bossing dad about, she wasn’t averse to a bit of irreverence. She tried to poison me, you know. Twice.  On a visit to Sleaford she got Billy and Martha to help her make a crumble, with a purple crayon in it. When that didn’t work she tried again with a dismembered leg from one of Martha’s dolls. Famous in her kitchen for her Dundee cakes and my favourite rock solid, lumpy lemon meringue pie. She loved picnics and awful hats, she loved anything colourful, she loved her garden. Most of all she loved all her children, grandchildren, husbands wives and partners and was overjoyed to meet her great-grandchildren although she would wail “All boys, all boys, you would think one of them could have produced a girl!!” Martha/Vic/Amy, be warned. I think she loved the smallest children best, maybe something of the teacher in her. She loved it when the latest newborn grandson was plonked in her lap.

She loved her garden. There was a time when she could go round the garden and give you the Latin name to every shrub and flower. In her later years she loved to be driven along the front at Broughty Ferry, have a walk amongst the Rock Garden and pause for a moment at a bench in the sun. This would usually involve engaging some a hapless stranger in conversation too. Was it only last year that most of the family met at the little cafe there on her birthday? As a child I remember days out to Stately Homes or formal gardens and being put out of the car with instructions not to get in a mess. Of course, within minutes Dave would have splashed in a puddle, I’d stand in a cow pat and Liz would be perfect. I’ve a photo of mum and dad having a countryside picnic somewhere – dad dressed down for the occasion in his blazer, shirt and tie and mum in a white coat and court shoes.

She had green fingers. She could taking a cutting, stick it in a pot of garden mud and, hey presto, nine times out of ten it would flourish and bloom. Sue and I took a couple of tough, hardy Scottish rhubarb roots out of her garden to replant in Newark. How hard can it be to grow rhubarb? I’ll tell you. A few spindly stalks but mostly nothing, nada, zilch. Thanks mum for not passing on that gene.

We were asked if we wanted mum’s ashes. Dave and Liz said No, I said an immediate Yes. Of course, mum had to die sometime but I didn’t want her to go in the winter when the ground is hard and the plants are dead. I’m glad she went in the spring when the garden is coming back to life. So, I’m going to take mum’s ashes and sprinkle them on our vegetable patch and she can encourage new life and new things to grow. Mum will eventually get back to England and this year we’re going to have a bumper crop of Betty Tatties, Betty Beans and Betty Berries.

When we were clearing out Dad’s study I found a little booklet of poems. I’ll read one and then, as per mum’s wishes, we’ll have the lord’s prayer, then there will be a piece of music while Betty leaves us. Mum came to Scotland in 1964 and often said that she hadn’t had a decent green vegetable or felt properly warm since. Well mum, you’re going to be as hot as you’ve ever been in about an hour’s time I can assure you.

Do you feel downhearted or in need of friendly cheer

Come with me I’ll show you one who’ll lend a listening ear

Come with me to Betty’s for a cup of tea.

Maybe sometimes down a bit but hardly ever out

The kettle can soon be on, steam bubbling from the spout

Come along to Betty’s for a cup of tea.

Find the tea refreshing, with shortbread as a treat

Come and talk of family fun and fellowship so sweet

Come along to Betty’s, please say you’ll come with me

Yeah, let’s go round to Betty’s for a cup of tea.

Now the lord’s prayer, which we’ll do in silence. Many years ago I was at an RAF rugby player’s funeral. All blokes uncomfortable and not sure what to do. The vicar introduced it like this. If you don’t know how to pray think of it as a scrum. Prayer is making sense of the turmoil, get hold of the ball, hang on to it briefly then pass it out down the line. We’ll just have a minute now while we say our own private goodbye to Betty.

OK, Betty’s going to leave us now to a favourite tune. When you hear it I hope you’ll know what to do. Mum would love it. (Morecambe and Wise – Bring me Sunshine).

or this

Bye mum.

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Maximize Your Profit: Get Cars Value Guide to NADA Used Car Value

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How to Leverage the NADA Used Car Value to Maximize Profit

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Trading-in vs Selling Directly: What's Best for Your Situation?

Deciding whether to trade in your car or sell it directly can be a tough decision. Each option has its pros and cons, so it's important to consider your situation. If convenience and simplicity are your priorities, trading in your car might be the best choice. You can apply the trade-in value towards the purchase of a new vehicle, making the process seamless. However, if you're looking to maximize your profit, selling your car directly might be the better option. By setting your own asking price, you have the potential to get more than the trade-in value. Consider your priorities, consult NADA valuation for guidance, and make an informed decision that aligns with your goals.

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From April 8th to April 11th, 2024

08-04-2024

THE AMPS “Pacer”; THE CORAL “Sea Of Mirrors”; BELLE & SEBASTIAN “Tigermilk”; THE WEDDING PRESENT “Watusi”; JAMES TAYLOR “Sweet Baby James”; FRANK SINATRA “In The Wee Small Hours”; GUIDED BY VOICES “Alien Lanes”; GRATEFUL DEAD “American Beauty”; TEDDY WILSON & HIS ORCHESTRA “Teddy Wilson 1946”; KATHRYN TICKELL “The Gathering”; SUZANNE VEGA “Tales From The Realm Of The Queen Of Pentacles”; BILL RYDER-JONES “If...”; CORNERSHOP “Judy Sucks A Lemon For Breakfast”; PEGGY LEE “I Lke Men!”; JETHRO TULL “Aqualung”; SUEDE “Head Music”; THE EAGLES “The Eagles”; ELLA FITZGERALD “Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Johnny Mercer Songbook”

09-04-2024

SUZANNE VEGA “Beauty & Crime”; THE DURUTTI COLUMN “Amigos Em Portugal”; THE BREEDERS “Mountain Battles”; GRATEFUL DEAD “Anthem Of The Sun”; ORBITAL “Orbital (1993)”; VAN DYKE PARKS “Discover America”; FATBOY SLIM “Halfway Between The Gutter & The Stars”; RICHARD THOMPSON “Celtschmerz – Live In The UK, '98”; ERIC BOGLE “Something Of Value”; PEGGY LEE “Dream Street”; EDDIE NBOYD “Third Degree”

10-02-2024

BOB DYLAN “The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan”; THE FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS “The Flight Of The Conchords”; LUNASA “The Merry Sisters Of Fate”; KATHRYN TICKELL & ENSEMBLE MYSTICAL “Kathryn Tickell & Ensemble Mystical”; MOUNTAIN GOATS “All Hail West Texas”; SARAH VAUGHAN “The Divine Sarah Sings”; THE DURUTTI COLUMN “Another Setting”; PIXIES “Pixies Complete 'B' Sides”; THE FALL “The Frenz Experiment”; CHILDISH GAMBINO “Because The Internet”; GORKY'S ZYGOTIC MYNCI “Patio”; RONI SIZE & REPRAZENT “Live Forms”

11-04-2024

NADA SURF “Let Go”; HAPPY MONDAYS “Happy Mondays Live”; SPIRITUALIZED “Ladies & Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space”; FOO FIGHTERS “Foo Fighters”; SHARON SHANNON & FRIENDS “Tunes”; THROWING MUSES “University”; LUNASA “Otherworld”; DOC & MERLE WATSON “Pickin' The Blues”; LEMONHEADS “Car Button Cloth”; JAY SEMKO & VARIOUS ARTISTS “Due South Original Television Soundtrack Volume II”; RICHARD THOMPSON “Semi-Detached Mock Tudor”; THE DARKNESS “One Way Ticket To Hell ...And Back”

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Nada Cars Value: The Key to Accurate Auto Evaluation

When it comes to selling or purchasing a used car, getting an accurate valuation is paramount. This is where the Nada Used Car Value system excels, offering a comprehensive and reliable way to determine the worth of a vehicle. Whether you're a seller wanting to ensure you're listing your car at the right price, or a buyer keen on getting the best deal without overpaying, understanding the Nada cars value can make all the difference. With its detailed database factoring in everything from make and model to mileage and overall condition, it's your go-to for ensuring you're making informed decisions in the auto market.

Maximizing Your Car's Worth with Nada Value

To ensure you're receiving top dollar for your vehicle, leveraging the nada cars value system is a smart move. By inputting details such as the car's make, model, and mileage, sellers can obtain a market-driven estimate that reflects the current demand and condition of their vehicle. This pivotal information arms you with the power to set a price that's both competitive and fair, streamlining the negotiation process with potential buyers. Knowing the nada used car value of your vehicle not only aids in establishing a strong asking price but also bolsters your negotiating stance, ensuring you can confidently navigate discussions and secure a deal that accurately reflects your car’s worth in today’s market.

The Importance of Accurate Car Valuation

Navigating the used car market without an accurate valuation can lead to significant setbacks. Overpricing a vehicle might result in it sitting unsold for prolonged periods, while undervaluing it could mean missing out on potential earnings. This is where the Nada Used Car Value system plays a crucial role, offering precise, data-driven estimates that mitigate these risks. It serves as a crucial tool for both buyers and sellers, ensuring that transactions are based on factual, unbiased assessments. This accuracy in valuation promotes a fair trading environment, preventing financial losses and fostering a sense of fairness in negotiations. By relying on this system, participants in the used car market are better equipped to make informed decisions, avoiding the common pitfalls associated with misjudged car valuations.

Factors That Influence Nada Cars Value

Determining a vehicle's worth involves a meticulous evaluation of various attributes through the nada cars value system. Central to this assessment is the vehicle's make and model, which serves as the starting point. However, the appraisal process digs deeper, factoring in the car's age and the number of miles it has traveled. The condition of the vehicle is another critical aspect, with details such as maintenance history, any wear and tear, and previous repairs significantly impacting its valuation. Additionally, the geographic location of the car can alter its market value, reflecting the regional demand and availability. By considering these diverse elements, the nada used car value system ensures a thorough and reflective estimation of a vehicle's market worth.

How to Use Nada Used Car Value Effectively

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Nada Value: The Ultimate Tool for Car Sellers

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Nada Value: A Trusted Resource for Car Buyers

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Highway Heralds: Roaming the Roads with Grace

In the vast world of motorcycles, where speed meets passion, riders embark on journeys that transcend mere transportation. Each ride becomes a story, and every highway serves as the canvas for these tales. In this article, we delve into the enchanting realm of motorcycles, exploring the significance of Nada motorcycle values private in the private market and unlocking the mysteries behind the VIN-based motorcycle valuation.

The Allure of Motorcycle NADA Values:

When it comes to determining the worth of a motorcycle in the private market, the Get cars Value stand as a reliable benchmark. Riders, buyers, and sellers alike turn to NADA motorcycle values to understand the fair market price, ensuring a transparent and equitable transaction.

NADA Motorcycle Values Explained:

NADA motorcycle values are comprehensive assessments that take various factors into account. These factors include the make, model, year, mileage, condition, and any additional features or modifications. The Get cars Value is a trusted resource for both buyers and sellers, providing a standardized platform for evaluating motorcycles' worth in the private market.

The Essence of Motorcycle NADA:

Whether you are a seasoned rider looking to upgrade or a first-time buyer entering the exhilarating world of motorcycles, understanding NADA values is crucial. It goes beyond a simple price tag; it encapsulates the motorcycle's history, performance, and overall value in the eyes of the market.

Private Market Dynamics:

Navigating the private market can be a thrilling yet challenging experience. Unlike dealerships, private transactions demand a deeper understanding of the motorcycle's true value. This is where NADA motorcycle values play a pivotal role, serving as a guide to ensure that both parties involved in the transaction are well-informed and satisfied.

Unveiling the Secrets: NADA Motorcycle Value by VIN:

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique code that holds the key to a motorcycle's identity. It's not just a random sequence of characters; it's a digital fingerprint that reveals the motorcycle's manufacturer, model, year of production, and much more. NADA motorcycle value by VIN takes this identification a step further, allowing for a more precise and personalized valuation.

Decoding the VIN:

Understanding the VIN is like deciphering a secret code. Each character represents specific information about the motorcycle. The first three digits typically denote the World Manufacturer Identifier (WMI), indicating the motorcycle's country of origin and manufacturer. The following six digits, often referred to as the Vehicle Descriptor Section (VDS), provide details about the motorcycle's make, model, engine type, and series.

NADA Motorcycle Value by VIN Significance:

By incorporating the VIN into the valuation process, Get cars Value ensures a more accurate assessment. This method takes into consideration the motorcycle's unique features, such as factory-installed options and specifications, providing a personalized value tailored to the specific vehicle in question.

The Road Ahead: Navigating the Motorcycle NADA Landscape:

For buyers and sellers alike, understanding the intricacies of NADA motorcycle values can be a game-changer. It transforms a transaction from a mere exchange of goods into a knowledgeable and mutually beneficial agreement. Here are some key aspects to consider when navigating the motorcycle NADA landscape:

1.     Research and Comparison:

Before entering the market, conduct thorough research on the motorcycle's make, model, and year. Use the NADA guide to compare values, taking into account factors such as mileage and condition. This knowledge empowers both buyers and sellers, ensuring they are well-informed during negotiations.

2.     VIN-Based Valuation:

If you're selling a motorcycle, provide the VIN to potential buyers. This not only adds transparency to the transaction but also allows buyers to verify the motorcycle's history and authenticity. For buyers, requesting the VIN is a prudent step in ensuring they are investing in a genuine and accurately valued vehicle.

Negotiation Power:

Armed with knowledge about NADA motorcycle values, both parties enter negotiations with confidence. Sellers can justify their asking price based on the Get cars Value, while buyers can make informed offers that align with the market value. This balance fosters a fair and satisfactory transaction for all involved.

Conclusion:

As highway heralds continue to roam the roads with grace, the world of motorcycles evolves with each twist of the throttle. In this dynamic landscape, NADA motorcycle values stand as beacons, guiding enthusiasts through the intricacies of private transactions. Whether you're buying or selling, understanding the significance of Nada motorcycle value by vin, particularly when derived from the VIN, ensures that every journey begins and ends with a fair and informed exchange.

As the wind whispers through the open roads and the hum of engines becomes a symphony, the highway heralds carry not just the thrill of the ride, but the wisdom of knowing the true value of their trusted steeds. In the realm of motorcycles, where passion meets precision, NADA motorcycle values pave the way for a journey that transcends the asphalt and becomes an enduring tale of freedom, adventure, and the unspoken bond between rider and machine.

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What documents do you need to sell a car in Maryland?

Selling a car in Maryland can be a straightforward process, but understanding the necessary paperwork and procedures is crucial for a smooth and legal transaction. Whether you're aiming for a quick sale or seeking the best value, ensuring you have the correct documentation will guarantee a hassle-free experience for both you and the buyer. Required Documents

1. Maryland Certificate of Title: This document is the official proof of ownership and must be signed by both the seller and the buyer on the title's back under the "Assignment of Ownership" section. Print your names legibly and provide the buyer's complete address. If the title is lost or damaged, obtain a duplicate from the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) using form VR-018.

2. Bill of Sale: While not mandatory by law, a bill of sale provides legal protection for both parties. It should include the following information:

Seller's and buyer's names and addresses

Vehicle identification number (VIN)

Year, make, and model of the car

Sale price

Odometer reading

Date of sale

Signatures of both parties

3. Odometer Disclosure Statement: If the vehicle is less than 10 years old, you need to complete and sign this form (VR-038) disclosing the odometer mileage.

4. Emissions Inspection Certificate: Depending on the county where the vehicle is registered, an emissions inspection certificate may be required. Check with your local MVA branch for specific requirements.

5. Release of Liability: This document (form VR-002) allows you to notify the MVA that you are no longer responsible for the vehicle once it is sold.

Additional Documents (Conditional)

1. Notarized Bill of Sale: If the vehicle is less than 7 model years old and the sale price is below the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) book value, a notarized MVA Bill of Sale (form VR-181) is required. Both parties must sign this document in the presence of a notary public.

2. Power of Attorney: If you are selling the car on behalf of someone else, you need to have a valid power of attorney authorizing you to do so.

3. Lien Release: If there is a lien on the car, you will need to obtain a lien release from the lienholder before completing the sale.

Tips for Selling Your Car in Maryland

Gather all necessary documents in advance to ensure a smooth transaction.

Keep copies of all paperwork for your records.

Get the car inspected by a mechanic to identify any potential problems.

Set a realistic asking price based on the car's condition and market value.

Advertise your car online and in local classifieds.

Meet potential buyers in a safe and public place.

Do not release the car until you receive full payment.

Notify the MVA of the sale within 30 days.

By following these guidelines and ensuring you have all the necessary documents, selling your car in Maryland can be a quick and hassle-free process.

In Conclusion

Selling your car in Maryland is straightforward when you have the correct documentation. By preparing all the necessary paperwork and following the steps outlined above, you can ensure a smooth and legal transaction for both you and the buyer.

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Getting Rid of Your Clunker? Get Cash in Albuquerque

Albuquerque, New Mexico, known for its rich culture, stunning landscapes, and thriving community, is a city where automobiles play a significant role in daily life. However, as time passes, many residents find themselves with old, non-functional vehicles that are taking up valuable space in their driveways or garages. If you're one of them, you'll be pleased to know that you can turn your clunker into cash in Albuquerque. The process of selling your old, unwanted car for cash can be straightforward if you follow the right steps and consider important factors. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through the process of getting cash for clunkers albuquerque, from assessing its value to completing a successful transaction.

Assess the Condition of Your Clunker

The first step in the process of getting cash for your clunker in Albuquerque is to assess its condition thoroughly. Clunkers vary widely in terms of wear and tear, damage, and operability. Here are some key factors to consider when evaluating the condition of your clunker:

Mechanical Condition: Determine whether the car is operational or non-operational. Are there significant mechanical issues that would require costly repairs to make it roadworthy?

Exterior Condition: Inspect the car's exterior for signs of rust, dents, or severe damage. Note any missing parts, such as mirrors, lights, or bumpers.

Interior Condition: Check the interior for damage, including torn upholstery, non-functional electronics, and general wear and tear.

Mileage: Consider the car's mileage, as extremely high mileage can significantly impact its value.

Documentation: Ensure you have the title to the vehicle, as it's a crucial document for selling a car in Albuquerque.

Determine the Value of Your Clunker

Once you've assessed your clunker's condition, it's essential to determine its value. The value of a clunker is influenced by several factors, including its make, model, year, condition, and the current demand for used parts. Here are some methods to estimate the value of your clunker:

Online Research: Start by researching online resources and websites that offer tools to estimate the value of your specific car based on its make, model, year, and condition. Common resources include Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds, and the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA).

Get Multiple Quotes: Contact local junkyards, salvage yards, and auto wreckers in Albuquerque to obtain quotes for your vehicle. Different buyers may offer varying prices, so collecting multiple quotes can help you negotiate the best deal.

Consider the Scrap Value: If your clunker is non-operational or in extremely poor condition, it may be valued primarily for its scrap metal. Research the current scrap metal prices in Albuquerque to estimate its scrap value.

Prepare the Necessary Documents

Before you can sell your clunker for cash in Albuquerque, make sure you have the required documentation in order. The primary document you'll need is the vehicle's title. If you don't have the title or it's lost, you'll need to apply for a duplicate title through the New Mexico Motor Vehicle Division (MVD).

Here are the key documents you'll need:

Vehicle Title: Ensure you have a clear and valid title to the vehicle in your name.

Bill of Sale: While not always necessary, a bill of sale can be helpful for documenting the sale of the car. It should include details such as the buyer's and seller's names, addresses, and the sale price.

Choose the Selling Option

In Albuquerque, you have several options for selling your clunker for cash. Depending on your preferences and the condition of your vehicle, you can choose one of the following methods:

Sell to a Junkyard or Salvage Yard: Junkyards and salvage yards are often willing to purchase clunkers for their used parts or scrap metal value. Many also offer free towing services. Contact local yards in Albuquerque to inquire about their interest and offers.

Private Sale: If your clunker is still somewhat operational or has valuable parts, consider selling it privately. List your car on online platforms, local classified ads, or social media. Be transparent about the vehicle's condition to attract genuine buyers.

Cash for Cars Services: Some companies and services specialize in buying clunkers for cash. These services can provide a quick and convenient way to sell your clunker, and some may offer free towing as part of the deal.

Negotiate and Finalize the Sale

Once you've received offers for your clunker, don't be afraid to negotiate the price. Remember that the goal is to get the best possible deal for your vehicle. Be open to bargaining, but also be realistic about the condition of your clunker.

When you and the buyer have agreed on a price, make sure to finalize the sale correctly:

Sign over the title to the buyer and ensure it's properly filled out with the necessary details.

If required, complete a bill of sale.

Receive payment as per the agreed-upon method, whether it's cash, a cashier's check, or another secure method.

Provide any additional documentation or information requested by the buyer.

Properly Dispose of Your Clunker

After selling your clunker, it's essential to ensure that it is properly disposed of according to environmental regulations. The buyer or junkyard should handle the disposal process, scrapping the vehicle in an environmentally responsible manner.

Conclusion

Getting cash for your clunker in Albuquerque is a practical way to free up space and earn some extra money. By following the steps outlined in this guide, you can navigate the process smoothly and get the best possible deal for your clunker. Assess the condition, gather the necessary documents, determine the value, and choose the selling option that suits your needs.

Whether you decide to sell to a junkyard, privately, or through a cash for cars service, conducting the sale transparently and efficiently will ensure a successful transaction. Turn your old, unwanted vehicle into quick cash while decluttering your space in Albuquerque and contributing to responsible vehicle disposal.