There is a lot that happens each day that makes me think, wonder, criticize and applaud. Hopefully, I can do the same for all of you.
Monday, October 24, 2005
Are you going to Scarborough Fair ?
Well, I guess you're not headed to maine. Good thing we have the internet...i would have been driving around town for weeks looking for this ? :-)
What i'm reading-The House of Sand and Fog
Good story, two points of view. Halfway through and I don't see how it could have a happy ending for either character.
Yee hah, Yamaha
the upside rain
if nothing else, all this rain will all but insure the bulbs and perennials that i've plated this fall will come up again in the spring. If this doesn't help the roots to grow (with no sign of frost) i don't know what will. Maybe i should put some grass seed down under the trees too ? - TK
Friday, October 21, 2005
Wednesday, October 19, 2005
In a land before time...
Very funny clip that features "the voice" from all the movie trailers you see on TV/radio.
Monday, October 17, 2005
Ow ! My eyes !
What is that up in the sky ?? It so bright and warm...could it be ? Yes, the 35 mph winds of the last few days have finally pushed the rain away.
Friday, October 14, 2005
So, now you know.
What would happen if I drilled a tunnel through the center of the Earth and jumped into it ?
We grow em tough up here, ayup.
Or...I fought the well and the...well won.
"Because the truck´s transmission failed, he said, he crawled on his hands and knees down the uneven, overgrown logging road to his home to dial 911."
"Because the truck´s transmission failed, he said, he crawled on his hands and knees down the uneven, overgrown logging road to his home to dial 911."
Thursday, October 13, 2005
Pitching "The Nation"...and the Curse of Lead Time
After shipping 16,000 quarts, with a retail price of $3.99, the day after the Sox beat the Yankees, Brigham's pushed out another 25,000 quarts on the weekend. They even sent one to the Baseball of Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.
Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Tuesday, October 11, 2005
Hawks don't read stop signs
I saw a hawk flying down the street this morning near the beach. it was about 10 feet above the ground and heading toward the marsh...it blatantly ran straight through the stop signs at two intersections and then rustled a small group of other bird. Not sure if it got one, but it was interesting to see something as free as a hawk in the same setting as something so restricting as a stop sign.
Wednesday, October 05, 2005
Happy "Sweet' ?? Sixteen Audrey
OAK HILL 2, ERSKINE 2, 2OT: The Eagles and Raiders played to a KVAC tie at South China. Audrey Grass and May Nadeau tallied for Oak Hill while Christina Haiff and Diana DeRocker scored for the hosts. Erskine goalie Sam Richardson had seven saves. Oak Hill goalie Frankie Curtis had 13 saves. Both teams are 1-7-1.
Tuesday, October 04, 2005
Joke
When asked how he felt about Roe versus Wade, George W. Bush replied:
"Frankly, I don't care how people get out of New Orleans. As long as they
get out."
"Frankly, I don't care how people get out of New Orleans. As long as they
get out."
Fog
There’s nothing that brings you back down to the present like the suffocating presence of a foggy morning. It envelopes everything around you and amplifies the sounds of anything that dares to break its grip. When you can’t see more than a few feet in front of you, you can’t help but turn your attention inward. - TK
Monday, October 03, 2005
Friday, September 30, 2005
Red Sox Yankees...again, of course.
If the Yankees win two, they are division champs for the eighth consecutive season. If the Sox win two, there's a playoff game at Yankee Stadium Monday. If the Sox sweep, they win the East for the first time since 1995.
Wednesday, September 28, 2005
Funny/sad bumper sticker I saw today
No one died when Clinton lied.
Reminds me of a local anti-moking ad campaign slogan "Where is the outrage?"
Reminds me of a local anti-moking ad campaign slogan "Where is the outrage?"
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
The real Jager - Meister
"His pals in the liquor business thought Sidney Frank was crazy when he started importing a German herbal elixir, called Jägermeister, in 1972. The drink was selling about 500 cases a year. But Frank had a plan, revolving around promotion techniques the liquor industry had never seen. He employed a squadron of young women--dubbed Jägerettes--to patrol bars and sell drinks, and he threw parties for high visibility. In the first half of 2005, Sidney Frank Importing sold 2 million cases of Jägermeister."
and now, it's a Father's Day Tradition - TK
and now, it's a Father's Day Tradition - TK
Cars I've owned
1968 Mercury Cougar
1972 Mustang
1981 Buick Skylark
1982?? Mazda 626
1990 Buick Regal Coupe
1993 Nissan Sentra (Michelle)
1994 Ford Explorer
1996 Nissan Maxima
2001 Subaru Forrester
2003 Honda Odyssey
1972 Mustang
1981 Buick Skylark
1982?? Mazda 626
1990 Buick Regal Coupe
1993 Nissan Sentra (Michelle)
1994 Ford Explorer
1996 Nissan Maxima
2001 Subaru Forrester
2003 Honda Odyssey
you know who's loaded ???
Whoever the guy is that made that da-glow SwanSong Led Zeppelin poster. I was in Spencers the other day looking for a poster for my niece (Napoleon Dynamite) and while flipping through the rack the same poster that I had as a kid is right up there with Eminem, Tupac and few others I definately didn't know.
I mean, that poster was 15 years old when I was 15 years old !!
TK
PS...the kid working at the counter had a "vintage" Aeroforce One Aerosmith T shirt on
I mean, that poster was 15 years old when I was 15 years old !!
TK
PS...the kid working at the counter had a "vintage" Aeroforce One Aerosmith T shirt on
Monday, September 26, 2005
Why ?
Why do we press harder on a remote control when we know the batteries are getting weak?
Why doesn't glue stick to the bottle?
Why doesn't Tarzan have a beard?
If people evolved from apes, why are there still apes?
Why doesn't glue stick to the bottle?
Why doesn't Tarzan have a beard?
If people evolved from apes, why are there still apes?
Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Beta Hurricane - Running out of names
Each year, 21 common names are reserved for Atlantic Basin hurricanes, with the list arranged alphabetically and skipping certain letters. Rita is the 17th named storm in the Atlantic Basin this year. There are only four left.
NASA Planning Return to Moon Within 13 Years
And I'll put "return" in quotes....30 years ago they were able to do it with computer power equal to a Palm Pilot today and tin foil space suits. Yeah, right. - TK
Michael D. Griffin, the agency's new administrator, detailed a $104 billion plan that he said would get astronauts to the Moon by 2018, serve as a steppingstone to Mars and beyond, and stay within NASA's existing budget.
Michael D. Griffin, the agency's new administrator, detailed a $104 billion plan that he said would get astronauts to the Moon by 2018, serve as a steppingstone to Mars and beyond, and stay within NASA's existing budget.
My morning bike ride
Watching the sunrise...almost, has provided a great start to my day. The pedalling uphill on the way home i could do without though. Looking forward to walking this in the winter, maybe with snowshoes ??
Thursday, September 15, 2005
Bye, Bye Seadogs for 2005
Jon Lester will not pitch here again. Hanley Ramirez will not play shortstop here again. Craig Hansen will not be coming out of the bullpen again. David Murphy will not hit another home run here. Jared Sandberg probably will not play first base here again.
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Wednesday, September 07, 2005
Drywalkers - a real marriage saver !!
These heavy felt slippers slide over wet or dirty shoes and boots to let you walk across a clean floor or carpet.
Friday, August 19, 2005
Wednesday, August 17, 2005
It's all happening in Sabattus lately
LEWISTON, Maine - James Dougherty, the retired Los Angeles detective who was the first man to marry Norma Jeane Baker — before she went off to Hollywood and took the name Marilyn Monroe — has died.
Dougherty worked for the Los Angeles police department for 25 years, serving as a detective and training the department's first Special Weapons and Tactics group. After his retirement in 1974, he moved to Arizona and later to Maine, living in the small town of Sabattus.
Dougherty worked for the Los Angeles police department for 25 years, serving as a detective and training the department's first Special Weapons and Tactics group. After his retirement in 1974, he moved to Arizona and later to Maine, living in the small town of Sabattus.
Monday, August 15, 2005
Fixing Humvee's in Maine
The Maine Military Authority got its start overhauling surplus Humvees for National Guard units. It was awarded Army contracts worth $22 million for 620 Humvees this year because Army depots in Pennsylvania and Texas were at capacity.
Friday, August 12, 2005
Monday, August 08, 2005
Hurricane caused 'tallest wave'
The distance between the crest of the biggest wave and its trough was 91 ft (27.7 metres) but they suspect the instruments missed some waves that were as tall as 132 ft (40 metres).
Friday, August 05, 2005
Thursday, August 04, 2005
Monday, August 01, 2005
Fenway wallpaper
....finally a solution to the god-awful wallpaper in our dining room !! Makes a great Christmas present !
Monday, July 25, 2005
Friday, July 22, 2005
Refuse to Lose
A unique experience last week when Garrett and I went to the Day of Destruction races. They had something called Spectator Drags which I had never seen before. Essentially, its a drag race, but held on a race track instead of a drag strip. This meant that cars were actually racing, not just being judged on reaction time and horsepower.
The highlight of the event was when a quick, 70-something Duster with a pretty beat up body, put a very nice looking 2000 mustang GT into the wall because the guy wasn’t going top let him pass any other way.
I’ll always remember the announcer saying “Good luck explaining THAT to your insurance company!” as the Mustang limped back to the pits with its passenger side pretty well banged up.
It reminded me of something Earnhardt said (in the movie at least) “It’s not the guy with the faster car that wins, but the one that refuses to lose.”
The highlight of the event was when a quick, 70-something Duster with a pretty beat up body, put a very nice looking 2000 mustang GT into the wall because the guy wasn’t going top let him pass any other way.
I’ll always remember the announcer saying “Good luck explaining THAT to your insurance company!” as the Mustang limped back to the pits with its passenger side pretty well banged up.
It reminded me of something Earnhardt said (in the movie at least) “It’s not the guy with the faster car that wins, but the one that refuses to lose.”
Maine Rock Gym
Maine Rock Gym is a specially designed and highly controlled area that allows people of all ages to safely experience the sport of rock climbing and to take it to what ever level they desire.
Thursday, July 21, 2005
Hall of Happiness
May the joy that is everlasting gather in this hall. Not the joy of a sumptuous feast, which slips away even as we leave the table; nor that which music brings—it is only of a limited duration. Beauty and a pretty face are like flowers; they bloom for a while, then die. Even our youth slips swiftly away and is gone.
No, enduring happiness is not in these, nor in the three joys of Jung Kung. We may as well forget them, for the joy I mean is worlds away from these.
It is the joy of continuous growth, of helping to develop in ourselves and others the talents and abilities with which we were born—the gifts of heaven to mortal men. It is to revive the exhausted and to rejuvenate that which is in decline, so that we are enabled to dispel sickness and suffering.
Let true affection and happy concourse abide in this hall. Let us here correct our past mistakes and lose preoccupation with self. With the constancy of the planets in their courses or of the dragon in his cloud wrapped path, let us enter the land of health and ever after walk within its bounds.
Let us fortify ourselves against weakness and learn to be self reliant, without ever a moment's lapse. Then our resolution will become the very air we breathe, the world we live in; then we will be as happy as a fish in crystal waters. This is the joy which lasts, that we can carry with us to the end of our days. And tell me, if you can; what greater happiness can life bestow?
Cheng Man-Ching
New York City, 1973
This poem by Professor Cheng, hung in the Tai Chi studio on 87 Bowery.
No, enduring happiness is not in these, nor in the three joys of Jung Kung. We may as well forget them, for the joy I mean is worlds away from these.
It is the joy of continuous growth, of helping to develop in ourselves and others the talents and abilities with which we were born—the gifts of heaven to mortal men. It is to revive the exhausted and to rejuvenate that which is in decline, so that we are enabled to dispel sickness and suffering.
Let true affection and happy concourse abide in this hall. Let us here correct our past mistakes and lose preoccupation with self. With the constancy of the planets in their courses or of the dragon in his cloud wrapped path, let us enter the land of health and ever after walk within its bounds.
Let us fortify ourselves against weakness and learn to be self reliant, without ever a moment's lapse. Then our resolution will become the very air we breathe, the world we live in; then we will be as happy as a fish in crystal waters. This is the joy which lasts, that we can carry with us to the end of our days. And tell me, if you can; what greater happiness can life bestow?
Cheng Man-Ching
New York City, 1973
This poem by Professor Cheng, hung in the Tai Chi studio on 87 Bowery.
Can you say Muy Largo Cajones ?!
Hand tagging great white sharks...
"What, the dynamite tester job was already taken?"
"What, the dynamite tester job was already taken?"
Deep thoughts...or too much free time
You decide...
"A REALISTIC ASSESSMENT OF HOW MANY 12-YEAR-OLDS I COULD BEAT UP BEFORE THEY OVERTOOK ME- BY MATT SCHWEIGER"
"A REALISTIC ASSESSMENT OF HOW MANY 12-YEAR-OLDS I COULD BEAT UP BEFORE THEY OVERTOOK ME- BY MATT SCHWEIGER"
Tuesday, July 19, 2005
Monday, July 18, 2005
The Jerk - Steve Martin
Navin R. Johnson: The new phone book's here. The new phone book's here. This is the kind of spontaneous publicity I need. My name in print. That really makes somebody. Things are going to start happening to me now.
RiRa - Portland, ME
“All the pub’s interiors were salvaged and restored in Ireland and shipped to Portland. Ri Ra is an exciting combination of history and culture. I cannot imagine more appropriate surroundings than Portland’s waterfront area,” said Ciaran Sheehan, a native of Dublin who designed the pub and is one of the owners.
Full Circle Synergy
As a martial art, T’ai Chi clearly demonstrates that one’s greatest martial power is found in cultivating and maintaining relaxation, internal peace, and emotional calm.
Yogism
"I just want to thank everyone who made this day necessary." - Yogi Berra (1925~) American Baseball Player, Coach, Manager
Stewart's many hats
Marketing executives call it the hat dance - the moment just after the victory lap when, as cameras flash, a race winner shuffles through an array of logo embroidered hats in an effort to please his many sponsors.
Thursday, July 14, 2005
A Poem for Kate and Anna Pearl
When the Wind awakened
And moved across the still face of the water,
A tiny Wave was born, not much more than a ripple.
The Wind pushed down harder on the Sea,
Rolling the water before her, bunching it up,
And the ripple became a Wave in full.
And it grew until its head curled mightily upward,
Rolling onward, surging with great strength forward,
Rising higher and higher.
And now the Wave could see a great distance,
And he shuddered in fear when he saw
Those ahead of him, ceaselessly, one after another,
Crashing onto the sand
And dying with a great pitiful roaring.
So the Wave cried to the Wind, begging her to be still.
But she would not.
And so he asked her, “Why are you doing this?”
The Wind asked, “What is it you think I do?”
“You are pushing me to my death!” The Wave exclaimed.
“And if I stop pushing?”
“The Sea will receive me back into itself,” said the Wave.
“And if I keep pushing?” the Wind asked.
“I will crash – “ and the Wave paused,
“And the Sea will receive me back into itself.”
And the Wave,
Water before he was born,
And water evermore,
Laughed a great roar, and rolled mightily onward.
-Henry Stewart as written by Sonny Brewer, The Poet of Tolstoy Park – A Novel
And moved across the still face of the water,
A tiny Wave was born, not much more than a ripple.
The Wind pushed down harder on the Sea,
Rolling the water before her, bunching it up,
And the ripple became a Wave in full.
And it grew until its head curled mightily upward,
Rolling onward, surging with great strength forward,
Rising higher and higher.
And now the Wave could see a great distance,
And he shuddered in fear when he saw
Those ahead of him, ceaselessly, one after another,
Crashing onto the sand
And dying with a great pitiful roaring.
So the Wave cried to the Wind, begging her to be still.
But she would not.
And so he asked her, “Why are you doing this?”
The Wind asked, “What is it you think I do?”
“You are pushing me to my death!” The Wave exclaimed.
“And if I stop pushing?”
“The Sea will receive me back into itself,” said the Wave.
“And if I keep pushing?” the Wind asked.
“I will crash – “ and the Wave paused,
“And the Sea will receive me back into itself.”
And the Wave,
Water before he was born,
And water evermore,
Laughed a great roar, and rolled mightily onward.
-Henry Stewart as written by Sonny Brewer, The Poet of Tolstoy Park – A Novel
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Loud Goodbye for Hunter Thompson
Looks like its going to happen after all...
Gonzo goes bang
Friends and relatives of Hunter S. Thompson are preparing to pepper the sky with his ashes, The Associated Press reported. Thompson's cremated remains will be shot into the air Aug. 20 from a cannon installed on a 150-foot-high tower behind his home in Woody Creek, Colo
Gonzo goes bang
Friends and relatives of Hunter S. Thompson are preparing to pepper the sky with his ashes, The Associated Press reported. Thompson's cremated remains will be shot into the air Aug. 20 from a cannon installed on a 150-foot-high tower behind his home in Woody Creek, Colo
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Looky what we found
So we got lucky last night. You see, we still have hundreds (little exaggeration) of boxes and crates filled with our Stuff from the move. Problem was, Garrett lost his front tooth last night...it had been hanging by a thread for a week or two now. And, since we started a little tradition where the Tooth Fairy brings him a silver dollar for each tooth, courtesy of my grandfather who gave them to me for each good report card (and my parents for saving them all these years), we were under the gun to find them before the night was through.
So off we went last night to find an old check box with the coins in them...somewhere in a box called Office in the house. We searched 5-6 likely candidates and then wouldn’t you know we came across it within 15-20 minutes.
It was worth it to see Garrett’s face this morning when he learned that the Tooth Fairy was able to find his new house. He must have grabbed the coin while he was sleeping, because when he woke up he was amazed to find it in his hand !!
He was thrilled
So off we went last night to find an old check box with the coins in them...somewhere in a box called Office in the house. We searched 5-6 likely candidates and then wouldn’t you know we came across it within 15-20 minutes.
It was worth it to see Garrett’s face this morning when he learned that the Tooth Fairy was able to find his new house. He must have grabbed the coin while he was sleeping, because when he woke up he was amazed to find it in his hand !!
He was thrilled
Monday, July 11, 2005
"Earth Options" Raid Bug Killer
Kill bugs without killing the environment....what's next, fruit flavored Drain-O ? They should have come out with a new brand name in my opinion. When you think Raid, you think "dead"...for better or worse. I think they missed an opportunity to extend their brand into a more favorable image by not calling the whol line something else.
Friday, July 08, 2005
See what others see...and take pictures of
Search for places you've been to see if anyone has taken the same picture you did when you were there ! (And other time wasters)
Report- David Lee Roth to replace Howard Stern
Wooblie zoobolie zibbity bop !!
Start that Sirius Radio subscription today !!
Start that Sirius Radio subscription today !!
What i'm reading-A World of Thieves
"In 1928 New Orleans, eighteen-year-old Sonny LaSalle is a top prep student and champion amateur boxer -- and he venerates his fraternal twin uncles, Buck and Russell, armed robbers who love their profession. "
Wednesday, July 06, 2005
Ethos....one month down
Time flies when you are having fun...and i can actually say that the last 30 days have been just that. I think this is going to be a great fit for me.
Tuesday, July 05, 2005
Race to the Tour
Think you could ride 75 miles a day on a bike and then type out a report on what you did that day ? Ted has won the opportunity to try...and I won the opportunity to bring the story to the media.
Friday, July 01, 2005
just wondering
So who rakes up all the leaves on the highway ? There are tons of trees...but you never ssee piles of leavves along the roadside.
Thursday, June 30, 2005
Tatoo you...for $10k
So I guess she can never tell her son "Do you think I have a sign that says 'stupid' on my forehead or something ?"
Well, mom...
Well, mom...
Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
Jarts - A real mans sport
Lawn Darts - good clean fun
WARNING: Lawn Jarts have been banned for manufacturing and resale in the United States. The government of the United States has asked that all Jarts be destroyed. In no way do we encourage or condone children using Jarts. Injuries from Lawn Jarts can result in serious injury or possibly even death. Those who play in this tournament are aware of the dangers of using Lawn Jarts and choose to take on the responsibilities associated with this sport.
WARNING: Lawn Jarts have been banned for manufacturing and resale in the United States. The government of the United States has asked that all Jarts be destroyed. In no way do we encourage or condone children using Jarts. Injuries from Lawn Jarts can result in serious injury or possibly even death. Those who play in this tournament are aware of the dangers of using Lawn Jarts and choose to take on the responsibilities associated with this sport.
Riddle - How do you keep a Swiss glacier cold ?
Wrap it in a fleece blanket of course !!
What will those wacky Swiss think of next ??!!
What will those wacky Swiss think of next ??!!
Thursday, June 23, 2005
Warning - Breaking up with these girls may be hazardous to your health
"Imagine a weird parallel high-school universe where the pretty, popular girls carried shotguns instead of pompoms. Such a dimension exists, not in the Twilight Zone, but in McKenzie, Tennessee, where the all-girls trapshooting team includes beauty pageant winners, cheerleaders, and the homecoming queen."
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
Fry King
Been there, done that...one more thing to cross off my list. Hey, they needed something to eat in between Molson's, eh.
The Village of Florenceville
The small community of Florenceville, consisting of approximately 762 citizens, lays claim to housing the international headquarters for the multi-million dollar McCain Foods Incorporation, which today supplies over one third of the world with french fries. Due to this statistic, in 1998, Florenceville was given the trademark, "French Fry Capital of The World".
The Village of Florenceville
The small community of Florenceville, consisting of approximately 762 citizens, lays claim to housing the international headquarters for the multi-million dollar McCain Foods Incorporation, which today supplies over one third of the world with french fries. Due to this statistic, in 1998, Florenceville was given the trademark, "French Fry Capital of The World".
Legal flashing...copper
Bet you didn't know that the new pressure treated lumber does not get along very well with aluminum hangers and flashing. I didn't either until I met these guys. The solution ? Same as it ever was....coppper. Since the new stuff has increased copper to compensate for the reduced arsenic, this is only way to go if you don't want your deck to corrode in a few years.
If they hire us, I might be able to tell this story.
If they hire us, I might be able to tell this story.
VIP Car Show
Show Shine and Drag....lots of black t-shirts and tube tops I would imagine. It will be fun though !
The 24th Annual VIP Show Shine & Drag will be held Sunday, June 26, 2005.
Once again the event will take place at Oxford Plains Speedway, Route 26, Oxford, Maine.
The 24th Annual VIP Show Shine & Drag will be held Sunday, June 26, 2005.
Once again the event will take place at Oxford Plains Speedway, Route 26, Oxford, Maine.
Thursday, June 09, 2005
Changes in latitude, changes in attitude
Well, we've landed....after a long, cold, wet spring we are now in our new home and trying to find our way around the great State of Maine. Lots of cool stuff going on, I'll update when I get a chance...TK
Thursday, May 12, 2005
Signing off...for a few weeks
Well, I'm about to become unplugged as we enter the final stages of our move. I'm sure to have lots to share when I sign on again in a few weeks. Here we go...
Oh, and lets be careful out there. (Hill Street Blues)
Oh, and lets be careful out there. (Hill Street Blues)
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Happy 1st Blog day !!
Well its been a full year since I started this site and its safe to say there have been a lot of things going on in that time. We've packed, sold and moved two houses, found a new house, jobs and schools...I think the second half of 2005 we will take a nap.
But, you never know what the future will hold...it's time to ramble on.
But, you never know what the future will hold...it's time to ramble on.
Monday, May 09, 2005
Thursday, May 05, 2005
5/5/5
Not sure what they call it, tres cinco ? I always feel like things are more alligned on days like today. 3/3/3 was a good day 4/4/04 was pretty good too.
Tuesday, May 03, 2005
Chicken or fish ?
when it comes time to go to a wedding, i can never remember what I ordered. I wonder if the kitchen just makes extra of both just in case? I was thinking you could solve this problem by designing a perferated (punch out) piece of paper as part of the invitation that you rip off and it says "chicken" or "Fish" or whatever, could even be the shape of animal. Number the back and tell people that there will be a drawing at the wedding so they remember to bring it with them.
Sunday, May 01, 2005
Stay to the right except to pass
Do you think anyone would pay attention if they started posting these signs in Massachusetts, perhaps it would help to reduce the amount of competition on the roads.
It's amazing the difference you feel driving the minute you cross the Portsmouth bridge into Maine.
It's amazing the difference you feel driving the minute you cross the Portsmouth bridge into Maine.
GPS Determination of Course and Speed
So a cars spedometer can tell you how fast you are going by understanding the relationship between the tire, some gears and the road, but I was wondering how a GPS can figure speed when the reference point is constantly moving with the vehicle you are trying to measure.
I think I'll have to read this explanation a few times...
I think I'll have to read this explanation a few times...
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