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The annual Christmas dinner will be held Sunday, Dec. 7, immediately following the second service. Meat and drinks will be provided.Everyone is asked to bring a side dish or dessert.
The children and adults will present a Christmas musical on Sunday, Dec. 14 at 6 p.m.
The traditional Christmas Eve service will take place at 10 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 24.
Nathaniel Allen Carson
Nathaniel Allen Carson was born to Crystal and Josh Carson of Cynthiana on Nov. 24, 2008 at Harrison Memorial Hospital. He weighed 7 lbs. 10 oz.
Maternal grandparents are Randy and Diana Herrington of Cynthiana; maternal great-grandparents are David and Judy Fryman and Betty Moore.
Paternal grandparents are Jeff Carson of Cynthiana and Shirley Carson of Berry, Ky.; paternal great-grandparents are Charles Carson Jr. and Peggy Carson.
10 years ago . . .
Births announced this week are: Emily Morgan Florence, Nov. 2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Florence; William Nicholas Gunther, Nov. 19, son of Karen and Michael Gunther; Austin Louis and Kirby Tyler Jackson, Nov. 27, twins of Gary and Becky Jackson.
City and county agencies are having trouble agreeing on details of a joint ordinance (on the option for purchase of land for an Industrial Park) that would set the wheels in motion for development of a proposed industrial park.
A healthy food cooking demonstration will be held at the Harrison County Health Department Frankie Casey Taylor Community room at 5 p.m. on Dec. 8. Please bring a recipe that could be modified to offer traditional ethic flavors, but with more health - conscious ingredients and preparation methods.
Attendees are asked to sign up to ensure an adequate amount of food.
Call Carol Carson at 859-588-5981 by Friday, Dec. 5 at noon.
This program is hosted by The Sisters Together Move More, Eat Better committee and Wedco District Health Education.
*Cynthiana News, Feb. 9, 1854 - "C. A. Webster, Forwarding and Commission Merchant and Dealer in Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Mechanical Tools, Stoves, Castings and Tinware, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Guns and Pistols, Gold and Silver Watches, Jewelry and Notions, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Window Glass, Medicines, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic Wines, Oysters, Confectioneries &c. - Main Street."
Births announced this week are: Abigail Shalee Earley, Nov. 18, daughter of Jason and Lisa Earley; Christopher David Tucker, Nov. 21, son of Ginnie Lee Richardson and Charles David Tucker; Austin Dwayne Tumey, Nov. 27, son of Dwayne and Marlane Tumey.
New federal legislation now allows farmers and landowners of farms with 10 or fewer base acres the opportunity to receive payments for the 2008 Direct and Counter-Cyclical Payment Program (DCP). On Oct. 13, 2008, President George W. Bush signed a bill that made amendments to the 2008 Farm Bill.
Leaf raking is a fall rite that only children enjoy, it seems. Once we rake the piles they enjoying undoing it all in one jump. I propose a new approach that makes us all happy: adults can still rake a little, children can still play and trees will benefit from some mulch and fertilizer. Raking leaves is passé; instead let them stay where they fall, beneath the canopies of your trees.
Thanks to everyone who helped in with the Soup and Basket Auction that was held this past weekend.
Christmas Program. At the Berry United Methodist Church will take place on Sunday, Dec. 7 at 6:30 p.m. The program director will be Sherry Gillespie. She has put together a new program.
The Harrison County Beef Cattle Association conducted their annual meeting on Monday, Nov. 10 at the Harrison County Extension Center. One hundred and thirty local producers and family members attended the dinner meeting which was sponsored by the local Association and United Producers, Inc. or Paris Stockyards.
Births announced this week are: Wil Randolph Hinkle, Nov. 11, son of Robert and Leslie Hinkle; Madelyn Sue Swinford, Oct. 26, daughter of David and Tina Swinford.
The annual Christmas parade "Memories of Christmas Past," will be held this Saturday. Prizes will be awarded to first, second and third and an overall champion will be selected at 4 p.m. The parade will start at River Road at 5:30 p.m.
* Cynthiana Democrat, Oct. 11, 1928 - "Renaker News - We are building three rooms and a basement to our Renaker High School. The work is progressing nicely. Ben Kearns, contractor, realizing the great need of the building, is doing his very best to complete the work as soon as possible."
On Nov. 2, 2008, Indian Creek Christian Church celebrated the 100th Anniversary of its "Old Brick Meeting House." The Indian Creek congregation began in 1803 under the influence of Barton W. Stone (Cane Ridge, Bourbon County) and was one of the original members of Springfield Presbytery. The congregation first met in the Endicott Meeting house but later built its own building in 1852.
Homemaker Dues are due now for new or renewing members. There are 13 clubs available active members. Mailbox members are $8. Flashlights are a free give away to everyone who joins. Consider giving a mailbox membership to a friend or shut in.
* Cynthiana Democrat, July 26, 1917 - "Connersville - Nettie Ahldering of Newport is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burgess; Bro. George Ammerman was entertained by J. W. Hiten and daughter, Verne on Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. Will Furnish and children were Sunday guests of Ed Furnish and sister, Lizzie; Several of our young men have been called for Uncle Sam's service; Mr. and Mrs. Porter Fields visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kearns on Sunday."
It's time to clean up the bramble patch: in order to maintain healthy and productive blackberries and raspberries we need to prune out the old to make room for the new.
Most brambles are biennial which means they fruit on second-year growth. Blackberries are easy to deal with, just remove the arching canes that fruited this year and trim up and trellis the new growth from this summer which will bear next summer's fruit. Repeat the same thing next year!
Births announced this week are: Madalyne May Brandenburg, Oct. 30, daughter of James and Sally Brandenburg; Callihan Anne Clayton, Nov. 4, daughter of Kelly Anne and William Kent Clayton; Aaron Xavier Conyers, Oct. 29, son of Rebecca and Shon Conyers; Miranda Lanae Dawson, Oct. 29, daughter of Alice J. Kiser and David L. Dawson; Will Andrew Marsh, Nov. 6, son of Leslie and Lynda Marsh; Asiah Cheyenne Morgan, Sept. 30, daughter of Chris and Sueann Morgan.
I spoke with Jo-Ann van den Berg-Ohms from Van Engelen Bulb Company the other day. Her family has been in the Dutch bulb business for five generations so I trust her advice when it comes to bulbs. She noted that bulbs are best planted once soil temperatures cool to about 55 degrees, so she tells people to wait and plant bulbs until we have had at least two weeks of sweater weather. If it is too cool outside without a jacket then it's just right for planting bulbs.
* Cynthana Democrat, July 26, 1917 - "Owing to the rapid increase of the automobile business, I am compelled to seek larger quarters. Have an option on a big lot, centrally located and ideally situated to build an up-to-date garage. I will sell my present garage building cheap, situated at 107 E. Pike St. in Cynthiana. An up-to-date business house. This is a new building suitable for any kind of business. Street and location the best in town. A two-story brick building, with iron and pressed brick front and basement. Size of floor space 25x101. Plenty of flues.
Matthew Richard Bell, son of Boatswain Mate Chief Cecil Garrett Bell United States Navy (retired), grandson of Richard (deceased) and Doris Raymond of Cynthiana, has received a full Navy ROTC Scholarship from the Citadel in Charleston, S.C.
Bell is a graduate of Goose Creek High School, class of 2008, in South Carolina. His grades and citizenship were key factors in his selection for this scholarship.
He will study nuclear power and upon graduation will receive a commission as an officer in the United States Navy.
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First and foremost, we are Oilers fans. We're used to high-priced talent being shipped out of town because of their forthcoming contract increases, or in worst-case scenarios, demanding to be traded.
So we have to take a step back when we're looking at the Mats Sundin saga in Toronto. Sundin currently makes $5.5 million, and is an RFA at the end of the season. He was asked to remove his no-trade clause as the deadline neared, so that Toronto could move him out for some prospects. There was a lot of interest in Sundin, and rightfully so. Over the past few years, the bald bastard has been remarkably consistent, at 30 goals and 70 points per season.
There are a variety of teams that would love to bring him into the fold as a rental for the playoffs regardless of where he signs. Tdot could have received some decent picks and prospects and immediately improved, much like Kevin Lowe did when he traded Smyth last year at the deadline. Had Smyth returned to the Oilers fold and signed a long-term deal, Lowe would have looked like a genius, with Robert Nilsson, Ryan O'Marra and Alex Plante coming the Oils way and Smyth coming home a few short months later. But bridges were burned, tears were shed by all. Now Smyth lies knocked into oblivion with a concussion and separated shoulder out indefinitely somewhere in Denver, miles from home where he belongs.
A scenario in TO, where Sundin would have been traded for prospects and then returned to the fold, could have been easily executed, even by a fossil like Cliff Fletcher. In the past couple of weeks, Sundin's refusal to leave town has been denounced by some and praised by others. The "brain trust" at TSN ran an impartial piece on the subject this morning, calling Sundin a hero for refusing a trade. They didn't report on the flip side of the issue at all, but it's worth discussing.
What makes a guy a hero for refusing to help his team? Sundin could have easily returned to the fold in the offseason, and helped the Leafs immensely in the short run. He could have also picked any Cup contender in the league had he wanted to become a rental—much like Doug Weight did in 2006 by leaving St. Louis, only to return a few months later to spend another season and a half as a Blue.
In our opinion—which means more to you than every sportscaster and news reporter combined—Mats Sundin is a lazy bum. He doesn't want to be traded from TO even for 20 games, even if it meant he could return and even if he could have a Cup run in the meantime. This guy is 37 years old and hasn't had a sniff at the Cup; one would think that he would want to have a run at one sooner or later.
Sundin hurt the Leafs in the short term by refusing to be traded, and greatly reduces his chances of winning a Cup in the long run. He could play for the Leafs until he is 77 and he won't sip champagne from Lord Stanley's silver cleavage. Not with the team they're sporting over there.
i like this article, it talks about the leafs who I hate but relates it to the oilers who i love
LOL great pic
Totally disagree - what's wrong with him wanting to remain always a Leaf? Does honor count at all? Loyalty? Wicked site, but this article is way of base.
I disagree pDan. I think the point he is trying to make is that if Sundin really wanted to help the Leafs he should have allowed a trade then resigned if the offseason. I saw the thing on TSN he talked about, they didn't even entertain the idea that he should have done this.
I am from Toronto (still loyal to the Oil) and there are a lot of people calling into the talk radio shows that think the same thing as whoever wrote this. The papers are refusing to even write about the fact that Sundin could have hurt the team in the long run, even if half of Toronto is saying it, because the MLSE runs everything in this town. I personally agree with that Dan guy that its awesome that he stayed, but at least someone is saying it somewhere. Even if this isn't real media


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My name is Brenda Dugmore and I am running for the office of clerk/auditor. I am a native of Ferron and have been working as the clerk/auditor since April, and was the senior deputy clerk/auditor for the past nine years.
I also spent three years as an independent auditor of other counties, school districts and government entities. I am a licensed certified public accountant. I graduated from Southern Utah University with a master's degree in accounting and a minor in business management.
The job of clerk/auditor is complex with a wide range of responsibilities including creating, implementing and overseeing a large budget, payroll for 200 employees, accounts payable for all county departments, minutes of commission meetings and all aspects of overseeing and running county elections. I have all of the skills and specialized government accounting training necessary to be the clerk/auditor and the need to hire additional staff would be eliminated.
The county has operated on a balanced budget for many years and has been financially responsible. I will continue to work towards keeping the county financially sound.
If elected clerk/auditor, I will continue to be dedicated to the job. Our office will continue to serve the public in a professional manner. I would appreciate your support and vote on Nov. 7.
Kollette Cologie was raised in Ferron, and has lived in Castle Dale for the past 29 years. She has been married to Mike Cologie for the past seven years. She has three children, Tyson (Emily) Huntington, Kade Huntington, and Jessica Lester. She is the proud grandmother of one grandson, Boston Huntington.
Kollette has worked for Dr. Kent McKell for 10 years as the office manager and dental assistant. She also worked for Emery Telcom for seven years and Emery High School for two years.
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The "Tay" Train Latavious Murray Rushes to Get the Raiders Back on Track!
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Garden of Life Sponsors the Special Olympics SUP Invitational
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Garden of Life Sponsors Macaroni Kid Meet Up!
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State/EPA Site Identification
The North Dakota Hazardous Waste Management Rules require regulated generators of hazardous waste to have a site identification number. Conditionally exempt generators of hazardous waste are exempt from this requirement.
Generators may not offer their hazardous waste to transporters who have not received an identification number and a transporters permit. Neither may a generator offer their hazardous waste to treatment, storage or disposal facilities that have not received an identification number and applied for a permit.
North Dakota uses the federal site identification form for
notification of RCRA subtitle C (hazardous waste) activity . It is fillable
on-line and is not able to be saved. Instructions precede the form:
Site Identification Instructions And Form
There is no charge for this number. Fill out the form on-line, print it, sign it and send it to:
Christine Roob
ND Department Of Health
Division Of Waste Management
1120 28th Avenue North, Suite B
Fargo, ND 58102
Should you have any questions pertaining to the Site Identification number, or whether you are required to have a number, please contact, via e-mail, Christine Roob or by telephone: 701.499.5207.
Division of Waste Management Home Page
Updated: 6 Jun. 2016


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New Year, New You: Saving Face
You don't have to be over 50 to have damaged, prematurely aged tresses. "I've seen girls in their 20s with hair that looks 30 years older," says Michael Shaun Corby, global creative director of Alterna Professional Haircare. "Hair ages from environmental damage and mechanical reasons, which break down the hair fiber, fade your color, and cause strands to feel dry and brittle." So unless you plan to sport a pixie or embrace a hot tool — free lifestyle (no chance), it's time to incorporate antiaging hair care into your routine. Best results will be seen with a multifaceted repair plan.
Pictured: Thick, shiny locks at Zac Posen
Don't use just any old shampoo and conditioner — look for ones that also repair split ends, enhance shine, and tame unruly hair. We like Pantene Pro-V Age Defy Shampoo and Conditioner ($7.99 each) and Clairol Professional Repair Shampoo and Conditioner ($12 each). And while applying conditioner daily can work wonders for hydrating damaged tresses, shampooing no more than three times a week helps your scalp replenish its natural oils.
New Year, New You: Great Skin


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Statement by Ambassador Karel J.G. van Oosterom in SC Debate on Women, Peace and Security
Statement by Karel J.G. van Oosterom
Permanent Representative of the Netherlands Mission to the United Nations
Open Debate in the Security Council
on Women, peace and security,
Women, Rule of Law and Transitional Justice in Conflict-affected Situations
New York, 18 October 2013
Mr. President, excellencies, distinguished participants,
My delegation welcomes this debate and the report of the UNSG on Women, Peace and Security. We celebrate the 13th anniversary of UNSC Resolution 1325. In this context, we appreciate the opportunity to make a few remarks in addition to the EU statement which was made earlier. This indicates the importance we attach to this theme which is close to our mission statement: "The Kingdom of the Netherlands, your partner for peace, justice and development". I would like to highlight five points:
Firstly, we see women as leaders
- In our own National Action Plan on 1325, as well as in our wider Human Rights and gender equality policies, we have chosen to focus on the role of women as political actors in conflict prevention, resolution, and recovery.
- We believe in the power of women as agents for peace, and as representatives of communities living in conflict. During the recent United Nations General Assembly, the Netherlands Minister of Foreign Affairs, Frans Timmermans, hosted an event with a group of Syrian women, hearing their recommendations and opening doors for them here in New York. They inspired many and offered a new window of hope for a political solution to the horrific conflict in Syria. We stand ready to support Syrian women's contribution to end the conflict.
- We encourage the Security Council to remain committed to the full agenda of resolution 1325, including meaningful participation of women in all peace negotiations, security sector reform, and decision making related to conflict resolution and post-conflict re-building. We call upon the Security Council to more systematically implement the Women, Peace and Security agenda in its work.
Secondly, we support women's agendas in countries in conflict or transition
- The UN Secretary General, in his report, finds that deficits remain in opportunities for women to exercise leadership and in resources provided to support them and their organisational capacities.
- The Netherlands has recognized this and established a funding mechanism called 'Women on the Frontline', for women's organisations in transitional countries in the Middle East and North Africa. We aim to support them with organisational and capacity development, so they are in a position to make their voices heard, demand their rights and contribute to the development of their country.
- We also welcome efforts by UN mediators to include women in processes of peace and transition. Yemen is an inspiring example, where against all odds, women are participating in the National Dialogue and are claiming their role in the next phases of transition. We also welcome Special Envoy for the Great Lakes Mary Robinson's outreach to women early on in her mandate.
Thirdly, we support legal systems based on equality
- We fully endorse the EU statement and its focus on the need for a gender sensitive approach to rule of law and transitional justice in conflict and post-conflict contexts. Women and girls should have equal access to fair and transparent services of justice and be able to influence justice policies and institutions in their country. In this respect, we also acknowledge the important contribution of the ICC and other special courts and tribunals in addressing specifically gender and sexual based violence.
- As the focus of today's debate is on the importance of the rule of law and justice, let me highlight an example. In the DRC, in Maniema province, we help establish a gender-sensitive judicial system, including training women to become lawyers themselves.
Fourthly, we care about prevention and protection of victims of sexual violence in conflict
- The Netherlands welcomes the continued high level attention for the role of women in conflict situations. This Council adopted resolution 2106 last June. Other international actors, such as the G8, have also shown real commitment to the prevention and prosecution of sexual violence in conflict. We very much support this part of the 1325 agenda.
- We welcome and support the SG's recommendation to ensure the full range of services to victims of rape, including access to services for safe termination of pregnancies resulting from rape, without discrimination and in accordance with international human rights and humanitarian law.
- Prevention of and protection from sexual violence is an issue that continues to need our full attention. I am proud to announce that the Netherlands has recently increased its contribution to the UN Trust fund for the Elimination of Violence Against Women by 2 mln USD, now totalling more than 8 mln USD.
Fifthly, we stand ready to share experiences and improve on our joint implementation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda
- Let me end by reiterating the Dutch commitment to this agenda of Women, Peace and Security. Our National Action Plan, jointly signed by government and civil society, is more than a paper document. The Dutch government has allocated 4 million Euro's annually for its implementation.
- We offer our full support and cooperation to the Global Review on implementation of 1325 that UN Women is currently undertaking. In that context, we are pleased to announce that the Netherlands will host an international conference on lessons learned in late 2014.
- As said, the Kingdom of the Netherlands wants to be your partner for peace, justice and development and the role of women is crucial in all three dimensions. Thank you very much for the opportunity to speak.


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Coins, Currency, and Medals
The Museum possesses one of the largest numismatic collections in the world. The collections include over 1 million objects, comprising coins, medals, decorations, and pieces of paper money. Among the many great rarities here are some of the world's oldest coins, created 2,700 years ago. But the collection also includes the latest innovations in electronic monetary exchange, as well as beads, wampum, and other commodities once used as money. A special strength lies in artifacts that illustrate the development of money and medals in the United States. The American section includes many rare and significant coins, such as two of three known examples of the world's most valuable coin, the 1933 double eagle $20 gold piece.
"Coins, Currency, and Medals - Overview" showing 1 items.
Aztec Hoe Money
- Description
- This copper tajadero (Spanish for chopping knife) was a form of money used in central Mexico and parts of Central America. Also known as Aztec hoe or axe money, this standardized, unstamped currency had a fixed worth of 8,000 cacao seeds – the other common unit of exchange in Mesoamerica. This piece was made around 1500, about 20 years before Spain began to colonize Mexico. During the early colonial period, in an economy where minted coins were in short supply, tajaderos like this one were still being exchanged for goods by native Mexicans. Meanwhile, the Spanish colonists were using gold dust, nuggets, and silver bars or sheets as currency. Where were the many millions of pesos minted in Mexico going? After 1535, minted money was one of Mexico's biggest exports, along with indigenous agricultural products like textile dyes, cacao, and vanilla. The gold and, especially, silver pesos that originated in Mexico's mines were sent to Spain to pay for manufactured goods produced in countries like England, France, Holland, and later, China. These imports were expensive – only the wealthier Spanish colonists and the indigenous aristocracy could afford them. Their wealth was based in part on the tributes paid by indigenous men and women and by the increasingly large population of free people of African descent. The history of all these peoples intersected and blended during a centuries-long process of dramatic social reorganization and economic exploitation that imposed an often violent or coercive exchange of language, labor, technology, and genes.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- ID Number
- catalog number
- 71.38.18
- accession number
- 292434
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center


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ST. GEORGE, Utah) - (+VIDEO) Today, US Navy Blue Angel No. 7 Lt. Ryan Chamberlain and No. 8 LCDR Michael Cheng flew to St. George in a team Boeing F/A-18 Hornet to meet with show officials on the 2014 Thunder Over Utah air show. The show, to be held July 25-27 at the St. George, Utah Municipal Airport, is one of only 34 show sites selected by the famed Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Squadron for a 2014 performance.
Last appearing in St. George in 2012, the Blues have been thrilling audiences for more than 60 years. The team flies six powerful Boeing F/A-18 Hornets during its tightly choreographed, high-energy demonstration—sometimes flying as little as 18 inches apart. Leading the 110-member Squadron is Blue Angel No. 1 Cdr.
"It's very exciting welcoming the Blue Angels back to St. George for the 2014 show," Kevin Walsh, Event Director for the Thunder Over Utah air show, stated. "We are ecstatic to host another Blue Angel performance and we have been successful in securing other top attractions for the event as well. Our audience will be astounded." Walsh added.
Show officials previously announced the U.S. Army Golden Knights will be joining the Blues.
Thunder Over Utah air show tickets can conveniently be purchased at discounted rates leading up to the show through our show website at www.thunderoverutah.com. Sunday is family discount day and all tickets will be sold at an even better rate for that day. All advanced sales tickets for the 2014 show go off sale at 12:00 noon Sunday, July 27th, 2014.


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Blaqk Audio :: AFI-band Members Go Electronic
If Duran Duran had begun in 2007 instead of 25 years earlier, they may have looked like and sounded a bit like electronica band Blaqk Audio. With the release of their sophomore album "Bright Black Heaven" on September 11th, Blaqk Audio's band mates Davey Havok and Jade Puget hope to repeat the success of their major post-hardcore band project AFI ("Sing the Sorrow," "Decemberunderground," "Crash Love").
Led by the lyrics and vocals from AFI founding member Havok, Blaqk Audio represents the real roots of the duo, who cite their influences as the Pet Shop Boys, Depeche Mode, and Devo. As later explained by Havok, if they had the resources and knowledge to create electronic music available to them, Blaqk Audio may have very well been the primary band project for its band mates rather than Billboard's #1 charting AFI.
In today's modern rock world, it is not uncommon to find musicians expressing their varied musical interests by forming multiple bands. Once approached to join the Misfits after the departure of Michale Graves, Havok is comfortable with branching into different creative endeavors. These include his clothing line Zu Boutique, his involvement in side project Son of Sam (a spin-off from band Samhain), and his acting in Green Day's "American Idiot" on Broadway.
So the surprise of Blaqk Audio is how Havok and Puget plan to make the band a major player in the electonica music genre. In Blaqk Audio's first gay-media interview, I had an opportunity to speak with the California-based band's lyricist Davey Havok during a mini tour on the West Coast and discovered why there was a 5-year gap between Blaqk Audio's debut and sophomore albums, what obstacles prevented the electronic music of Blaqk Audio from being presented earlier in its members careers, why they created their own record label, and how Blaqk Audio may affect the future existence of multi- platinum band AFI.
Happy transcendence
BeBe: In looking at the title of your sophomore album release, 'Bright Black Heaven,' the pairing of the to words 'bright' and 'black' are unlikely. Is there some significance to using these two words in the title, and how does the title relate to the music on the album?
Davey Havok: The title represents the overall mood of the record because throughout the record you'll find moments of upbeat, exciting, and happy transcendence, and other moments of escape. That dichotomy, we felt, was tied in by the title.
BeBe: Even as with the first album, 'Sex Cells,' which was released several years ago (2007), this album does have what you have called a hedonistic tone to it. Will you elaborate?
Davey Havok: If you look at 'Bright Black Heaven' you will see those themes of living for the moment and living for yourself and taking joy in the immediate; not at the expense of others, but really focusing on a lot of the worldly pleasures available to us which can allow, if enjoyed correctly, for a lot of fulfillment. I think that lyrically the record speaks about and puts forth that tone and can sometimes illicit that reaction in the album.
Instructional videos
BeBe: You guys have gone the route of releasing a series of three info videos prior to the release of the album. These videos give an in-depth, almost documentary-like, explanation of what the album is about. Can you explain to me why you felt the need to use this type of marketing tool from the start? My initial thoughts were that the videos were a way to show the difference between this Blaqk Audio project and your work as members of AFI.
Davey Havok: First, it was to get people familiar with the record, and perhaps excited about the record, and allow them to have more insight on what we've been working on for the past 5 years. And, to give them a little listen as to what was to come from us musically on the piece since there had been so much time between the two records. We really hadn't had the opportunity to really communicate or give anybody a taste of what we were doing during the interim due to the industry constraints we were experiencing.
BeBe: As I reviewed the backgrounds of you two, I discovered your roots are really in the type of electronic music you display with your Blaqk Audio projects versus the type of modern rock music you put out with being members of AFI. So, how did AFI come about for you two when your initial drive and interest in music is different from what AFI produced?
Davey Havok: That's a very good question. When we began AFI we were 15-years old, and there were a couple of elements which shifted our direction in AFI from perhaps the direction that Blaqk Audio goes in. Both directions appealed to us at the time, and still do now on certain levels. One of the elements was being angsty teenagers and having a natural predisposition to moving toward the aggressive visual nature of hardcore, and another one was being teenagers without any concept of how to create electronic music or having any means to acquire the tools necessary to create that type of music. It was so foreign to us. So, the drive was two-fold, to go into the influences of punk rock rather than what you hear on Blaqk Audio. So when we had the opportunity, the time and the resources and the tools to pursue that side of our musical passion, we were very much ready and willing to do so. We began Blaqk Audio in 2001, I think. It's all hazy (said under a little chuckle).
About the lyrics
BeBe: Davey, I know you're the primary lyricist for Blaqk Audio. And thinking about that led me to think of how maybe ten years ago it was rare to find dance and electronic music that was driven by the lyrics, most were driven by the beats and the feel of the music. Now, it seems dance and electronic music has become more relevant in what the songs are saying with the lyrics as much as what your feeling from the beat. I have to say I enjoy listening to the lyrics in Blaqk Audio's music and feeling the beats. When I listen to your music, words that come to mind are 'honesty,' 'Vulnerability.' and 'truth.' Do you have any comment to what I've just said?
Davey Havok: I really appreciate what you're saying. I would go so far to say that that is accurate within the direction I was thinking. Everything I write is very honest and very truthful, and I try to be very open and vulnerable. At times, I can even be dramatic, but as you say, always coming from a place of honesty. For me, what has appealed to me the most was that (the honest lyrics) with a strong top line... a strong top line with a strong melody line over it. I really like a pop song, even though I listened to a lot of Trance and the less lyric-oriented genres of Electronica.
Growing up with synth pop which was a vocal based genre, there were lyrics and there were substances that were coming across beyond the feel of the beat. And, that always inspired me. That was the direction I always wanted to go into, to provide not only something someone can dance to, but something they can also relate to on a personal level and just be moved by.
Straight to the remix
BeBe: It seems to me that remixers have had major influence in the changes music has made, in particular, with the type of music you are doing with Blaqk Audio. Remixers have been real good at taking ballads which are lyric-driven, meaningful and full of messages and stories, and setting these same lyrics and melody lines to a dance beat. And now, we have those so-called remixed songs as a primary means of how the song is presented to us, as opposed to, the secondary offering. Where does this fit in with what you guys are doing?
Davey Havok: We go straight to the remix, like you say, you know? I think it's great that we're able to enjoy that as much as we are, especially seeing mainstream acceptance of dance music. It's funny that what you said reminded me of the times I would buy a record thinking it was the DJ I heard on the dance floor, only to find out, it was entirely different. What I'd been enjoying was a remix of the song which was completely different than the original track which I was obviously disappointed in, because it didn't have the energy that drew me to the song in the first place in combination with the lyric.
BeBe: Now, you and Jade have started your own record label, Big Death, and from what I've gathered, it will allow you to push forward with Blaqk Audio's music. So, with that, one would assume that there may be some end in the near future with the two of you being involved with AFI. Blaqk Audio was never intended to be a side gig for you and Jade from the start. Blaqk Audio is apart of who you guys are musically. So, will this be your primary focus moving forward?
Davey Havok: I appreciate you recognizing that Blaqk Audio is very important to us, and is by no means a side project, which many people refer to it as. We are as passionate about this as we are with all of our artistic endeavors. We are lucky enough no to be confined to just one (endeavor). We can do multiple projects and create in multiple different ways, Blaqk Audio being one of them. As far as balance goes (now), we are treating the balance between Blaqk Audio and AFI the same way we've done in the past. We will give 'Bright Black Heaven' the attention it deserves because, simply, we are serious about it, and will tour on it as much as we can. Once we have finished with this 'Bright Black Heaven' cycle, we will return fully to AFI and thereafter return to Blaqk Audio again (and so on). The good thing about Blaqk Audio is though there has been a five-year gap between albums 'Sex Cells' and 'Bright Black Heaven,' it has really been with ease that we've been able to create this music and record it, especially in comparison to the rock music (of AFI). That endeavor (rock music) is usually far more difficult to go from writing to releasing that music. Electronic music can be done with far greater ease when it's facilitated, which now we feel it is (with the creation of Big Death label). It wasn't facilitated well during the gap between the two records. As we are continuing on, Jade and I feel we should be able to release Blaqk Audio records at a far greater frequency. So, it's really exciting for us.
Write and write and write
BeBe: You've mentioned the gap between records one and two a couple of times now, but let's make it clear that you were definitely recording music during that period, so much so and at such a rate, that when you went to put the 'Bright Black Heaven' compilation together, you had 40-50 tracks to go through to decide what eventually would make the album. Not to mention, you had to sift through the diversity of the tracks like the upbeat and poppy dance feel of 'Everybody's Friends' and down tempo of 'Bliss.' Was it difficult to choose the tracks you have on the album?
Davey Havok: Yes, it's always a task which we've always experienced from album to album. Jade and I have a tendency to just write, and write, and write until the zero hour which leads us to having to make the difficult decisions of what to put on the album. Some of that process is helped by Jade where... for instance with 'Bright Black Heaven,' there are songs that were written early on in the the writing stages where I am really happy with the songs, but Jade felt they didn't meet his technical skill level where he has grown as a programmer. He'll cut them out immediately. But, I think they are great songs! So, that helps the process.
And, then being that Jade and I want to create a balance record rather than a record that is all high energy or all mid-tempo or all down tempo, we want to have that balance and movement throughout the record. We both grew up listening to records as opposed to singles. So with that, since we both have that tendency, when the two of us wrote our lists of our favorite songs we thought should be on 'Bright Black Heaven,' the lists only diverged with one or two tracks. There was little discussion required thereafter.
BeBe: You recently came off of a mini-Western U.S. tour where you finished to a sold out crowd at the Roxy in Los Angeles. Where do you go next?
Davey Havok: Our plans are to tour the rest of the U.S. and North America, and hopefully make it back to Australia (where Blaqk Audio opened for Evanescence) and Japan and Europe, if we can.
Blaqk Audio new release "Bright Black Heaven" is now available at all music outlets including iTunes and Amazon.com. For more on the group, including upcoming appearances, visit the group's website.
For upcoming news and tour dates, follow Davey Havok and Jade Puget of Blaqk Audio at www.Blaqkaudio.com .
Watch the video of Blaqk Audio's "Faith Healer":
As an actress, BeBe was introduced to film with a lead role in the independent film "Under One Sun" with her character dealing with religious, racial and gender issues. Additionally, she appeared in the campy musical "Devious, Inc" (Australian Film Festival, San Francisco Short Film Fest) also adding additional vocals to the musical soundtrack. Both of these performances led to her selection for a lead role in Aisha Media's next short film series, "Con-tin.u.um" to be released in 2012.


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The New Zealand women's cricket side will have to improve significantly if they are to claim the upcoming World Cup after they were easily beaten by hosts India in a warmup match in Mumbai overnight (NZT).
The White Ferns looked set for a good total when 160 for 4 after 36 overs but collapsed to be all out for 201 in 47.5. The hosts cruised to victory for the loss of just two wickets and with more than six overs remaining.
New Zealand headed to India full of confidence and expectations after they toppled Australia 2-1 in a Twenty20 series in Melbourne last week - this country's first win in Australia for 26 years - and will hope they can find some of that form against defending champions England in their final warmup match tonight.
They play their first Group B match against South Africa on February 1 and will need to win two of three of their pool games against South Africa, Pakistan and Australia to advance to the Super Six stages.
New Zealand made a jittery start, battling to 44 for three after 11 overs, but Frances Mackay (69 from 101 balls) and Sara McGlashan (56 from 66) put on 88 runs for the fourth wicket to have their side well placed. McGlashan's departure saw a collapse and when Mackay went with the score on 188, India finished off the innings quickly.
They also made light work of their chase. India's openers Punam Raut (69) and Thirush Kamini (43) put on 119 for the first wicket - Raut was dropped at first slip in the first over - before captain Mithali Raj (36 not out) and Harmanpreet Kaur (46 not out) guided their side to an easy win.
In a change to the original World Cup schedule, the White Ferns will now play all of their pool matches in Cuttack rather than Mumbai.
A series of non-violent demonstrations around Pakistan's involvement in the tournament, mainly in Mumbai, has seen the ICC and BCCI take the precautionary measure of shifting all Group B fixtures, plus some super-six and playoff matches, to Cuttack on the east coast of India.
If they advance from the group stages, the White Ferns will play all of their super-six matches in Mumbai.
New Zealand 201 in 47.5 overs (Suzie Bates 27, Sara McGlashan 56, Frances MacKay 69; Jhulan Goswami 3-26, Ekta Bisht 2-32, Gouher Sultana 2-35) lost to India 204/2 in 43.3 overs (Poonam Raut 69, Thirush Kamini 43, Mithali Raj 36*, Harmanpreet Kaur 46*) by 8 wickets.


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Bops, Babes, Booze & Bovver, CD (£7.43)
Oi! Want bovver, mush?
Ace introduced its first Compact Disc line in 1986, and since then we've reformatted most of our best selling vinyl albums to fit those small shiny circles. It would be fair to say that , 17 years later, almost all of the classic Ace/Kent/Chiswick/Big Beat vinyls do now have a CD equivalent but, honest types that we are, we'd be the first to admit that there's still a handful of our long-serving catalogue albums that have so far eluded Cdfication.
By now, though we really are talking just a handful" and not a shelf-full. And this month we've taken a step towards making that handful ever-so-slightly smaller, by giving long-time catalogue resident WIK 66 a compact companion, and thereby giving the Nipple Erectors (and their more politely named abbreviation, the Nips) their first ever legitimate CD. To be fair, we've been asked many times to do the Nips on CD down the years. However the original vinyl of Bops, Babes, Booze and Bovver was thought to contain every recording the group made for our friends at Soho Records - thus we kinda felt like we'd be short-changing our loyal customers by issuing a midprice CD that contained only 8 tracks, and just 18 minutes of music. However, a recent reappraisal of the "N" section of our huge tape database revealed the existence of two further tracks, which were cut at the group's first session and which have lain undisturbed on their multitrack tape since 1977. Thus we now have a CD that runs nearly 25 minutes, and boasts a more acceptable 10 tracks.
That's virtually a full album now, of course, but being the honourable chaps that we are, it's one we still feel compelled to offer as a cor-blimey-guv'nor, you-don't-get-many-of-those-to-the-pound, budget release that, if you're buying it, you shouldn't really pay more than six quid for. What a deal, eh? You'd pay nearly that for your new Girls Aloud single, wouldn't you?...
So, what you get on this newly expanded Nipathon are both sides of each of the group's three Soho singles, each one a perfect example of Great British Punk. Plus you have two tracks - again from the first sessions - that saw light of day for the first time on the vinyl BBB+B, and, finally, a pair of freshly minted versions of two NE stage favourites Venus In Bother Boots and its spiritual companion Fuss And Bother. You also get the young Shane MacGowan in fine growling form, a young and renowned punk about town and still very much the "King Of The Bop" rather than the "King Of The (alcoholic) Pop" that he later became in his years as a Professional Irishman and frontsperson of Pogue Mahone/The Pogues. (Now there's a good bit of trivia for you - Shane might well be the only person in the world to have fronted two bands that have had to shorten their name to avoid public outrage, and to get their records played on the radio!). You also get Shane's then best gal Shanne Bradley, fresh from being preserved for posterity (allegedly) as the subject of the Sex Pistols' mighty Satellite and learning to become the pretty good bass player that she eventually did become as a member of the Pogues' 80s contemporaries the Men They Couldn't Hang.
You get 20-odd minutes of uproarious music that has stood the test of time rather better than has a lot of 1978's 'new wave' outpourings - including at least two undisputed genre classics in the anthemic (Gab-gab-gab) Gabrielle and the wild garage riffola of All The Time In The World. And, most of all, you get the musical answer to Mr MacGowan's time-honoured question that's been baffling music historians for a quarter of a century, "Why do - theycallmethekingofthabop?"
No need to bother with the answers on a postcard. They're all here. Still want bovver? Then you're in the right place for it. Come and have a go if you think you're hard enough...
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