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The Universal - Super New Racket
Unless you're from Geelong or its surrounding areas, chances are you haven't heard of a four-piece band calling themselves The Universal. As this is likely the case, I suggest you rectify this problem immediately.
While the indie rock genre is normally towards the back of my proverbial dream lineup, the fact is the Universal's influences form a list as long as one documenting former members of Guns 'n' Roses. While not immediately obvious upon listening to their debut EP, "Super New Racket", The Universal have taken the best parts of indie rock and sellotaped them together to make a creation of surprisingly good quality.
The guitars (described as "jangly" by the band members, a fitting description) gel perfectly with the almost frantic drumming and loud, thudding bass lines. While vocalist/guitarist Evan Jones occasionally delves into the realm of the incomprehensible (most evident on "Sometimes"), he adds a certain flair that is vital to the group dynamic. The tracks included on the EP are essentially a cross-section of the band's live set, and in typical The Universal style, they get your head bobbing in seconds.
The first track, "I Will Forget You" will likely be rattling around in your noggin for hours after you've listened to it. Jones is ably supported by bassist Cameron Urquhart, whose emphatic riffs (and later backing vocals) grab you by the ears and demand to be heard. The slight downside to this track is that the almost-too-loud bass lines mean that the rhythm guitar track tends to be somewhat drowned out and blends a tad too much into the lead guitar in sections.
The second track, "Sometimes", is a hectic, high-energy offering and is definitely one of the more polished productions. Guitars, bass and drums are mixed well, and the imbalance in the previous track is gone. Having seen The Universal live, I can attest that the studio recording does the band's enthusiasm justice.
After the audial assault of "Sometimes", the EP's third track, "Buy The Ticket" is a slightly subdued, calming affair. Coming in at a rather short 2:05, the track seems to lack the volume of its fellows, meaning that it frequently passes by without the listener actually realizing that the track is over until you're 30 seconds into the next track.
The final track of "Super New Racket" is "Spooks", and is another The Universal favourite. From the very beginning, The Universal's bass and drums lead the charge and provide a thudding introduction that would probably not be popular with a fan with a hangover. "Spooks", along with "Sometimes", is a highlight of "Super New Racket", showing off the band's skills to the utmost extent – it shows off the polished, well written track and provides a glimpse of what is to come.
Being an EP, listeners only get a snippet of what The Universal have to offer, and "Super New Racket" gives this reviewer the feeling that this is just the beginning. With numerous live shows coming up and another EP in the works, this is a band that is highly recommended and well and truly worth keeping an eye on.
"Super New Racket" is available via Spinning Half Records or free to download on their Facebook.
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I found this stretch lace stuff at Hobby Lobby in the ribbon aisle and sewed it together, adding a loop of grossgrain ribbon over the seam. The ribbon loop is where you hook the interchangeable bows and flowers:
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- Stacey said... [Reply to comment]
The headbands are very cute! I'm pregnant now, and if it's a girl, I may have to steal this idea. I actually happened across your blog looking at quiet books. I love yours! They look so nice. The idea for a magnetic quiet book is genius. I was wondering if you might answer some questions about the fabric quiet book. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. I was wondering if you used interfacing for all the pieces before you attached to the page.
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- Vicki Hynes said... [Reply to comment]
These are beautiful! There is so much detail to them. You have a talented hand that is for sure.
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- Louise said... [Reply to comment]
These headband are fantastic I think the pink felt flower with button is very cute. I have been making some headbands and I was looking for more inspiration which you have given me. I was thinking of trying felt flower and yours look great. I am based in the UK so if you fancy having a look at mine as well, they give you more ideas. I made these felt butterfly headbands at lilbowpeep.co.uk
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wow, these are beautiful. All your stuff is really great. Always wanted to make such stuff for myself but never had the inspiration. After looking at all your work,,,im ready to give it a try.
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How do you attach the bows to the headband?
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All of the bows have hair clips on the back. To attach them to the headband, you just slip the clip through the ribbon loop. I love that the bows can be used with the headband at first (before baby has hair) and then as regular hair bows later. - December 14, 2011 at 9:28 PM


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In the photo, the late Richard Merkin reminds us of the importance of scale for successful pattern mixing (not to mention the principle that one should never be photographed on an incompatibly patterned bedspread). Experienced dressers know that patterns with different scales can be successfully combined, like Merkin's dotted tie and striped shirt body. Even his braces work in context, though as underwear we need not take them into account.
The simplest form of dress uses color for variety among the four above-the-waist ensemble elements, such as the combination of a navy suit, light blue shirt, white pocket square and solid silver necktie. Adding pattern, such as a white pinstripe on the suit or a shirt with a navy stripe on the light blue ground, adds interest. One or two patterns among the four elements is elementary. Three is more advanced, and four is the domain of the expert, especially for business dress. Four patterns can easily be flashy, a desireable characteristic for boulevardiers like Merkin but less appropriate for most men. Flashy, that is, unless a man uses texture as his pattern.
To my taste, texture is the most important element in dress, for it adds visual interest without flash. Revisit the ensemble described in the previous paragraph and this time think of the suit in woolen flannel rather than worsted and the necktie in grenadine rather than shiny silk. The textures of the grenadine and the flannel add visual interest, and do so quietly.
Use texture as pattern. And stay off of striped bedspreads.
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Use Texture As Pattern
5 comments:
- Matthew said...
Another great post Will. Keep up the great work. Your posts are as important as my morning coffee: I can't get through the day without them. I finally know how to properly lace Oxfords thanks to you. I only wish you could post multiple times during the day; law school tends to get quite boring
- August 1, 2010 at 10:14:00 AM PDT
- Tim said...
Photos I've seen of the late, lamented Mr. Merkin shows a man not shy of either pattern OR color. He did it brilliantly and, on him, it looked good. But then this elegant boulevardier's natural precincts were the academy and art world.
- August 1, 2010 at 12:24:00 PM PDT
- -dan said...
Tim is right, Merkin was one of a kind, and so was his wardrobe. My father and both grandfathers wore braces but you won't get them on me.
Dad also wore black (always) clock socks with garters and, when he was working on a layout, sleeve garters as well. I was pretty happy when things loosened up in the '60s but in the good old American tradition we took it too far.
Will, thanks for the reminder; Merkin was younger than I, but led a more exciting life, I'm sure. - August 1, 2010 at 2:30:00 PM PDT
- Brandon said...
It takes a huge personality to outshine the combinations that Merkin put together.
- August 1, 2010 at 9:11:00 PM PDT
- PeterEliot said...
I cannot agree more with Will's conclusion. Texture is in itself a pattern, and often does the job more handsomely. A man who recognizes good textures will sometimes spot a plain gray suit or a navy tie in the show window and be drawn to it like paperclips to magnet, even though he already has five gray suits and fifteen navy ties. What has him hooked? It's the fabric. It's the texture. Good fit, good texture, conservative colors--that's all it takes to make a suit look smashing.
Ever since middle school, when I started shopping for my own clothes, I realized that the items that drew my notice in a store were usually among the most pricy there. It took me years to figure out why. I graviated towards the best textures. They were of the best fabrics, and invariably they were the most expensive. But they were worth every penny. - August 2, 2010 at 4:02:00 AM PDT


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Witnesses said multiple gunshots were fired on Marshall Street sometime before 9 a.m. Monday morning, resulting in police blocking off the street between Jackson and Simonds streets.
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Ethan Oliver of Littleton, an eighth-grader at Applewild School in Fitchburg, will go to the National History Day competition in June at the University of Maryland.
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The HomeOwnership Center of North Central Massachusetts is hosting a first-time homebuyer class beginning June 11 at the Twin Cities CDC office, 470 Main St.
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In collaboration with the Massachusetts Credit Union League, and the Credit Union Community Hope Initiative, IC Federal Credit Union participated in their Children's Book Month during April and collected more than 250 "gently used" children's books.
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Fitchburg council cutting out paper
City councilors are ditching paper at their next two meetings to see if it is possible.
Gardner man charged in theft of ATM from Fitchburg restaurant
A Gardner man accused of stealing an ATM from a Fitchburg restaurant during a break-in last month was arraigned in Fitchburg District Court Thursday.
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Commencement speaker Michael J. Deitemeyer, a 1986 graduate of the university and now president of Omni Hotels & Resorts, urged the students to tackle problems head-on, persevere over long hours and unpleasant jobs to build balanced lives of personal enrichment.
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The chicks are a big hit, and the kids all want to hold them. They have names - Herman, Henry, Chickie, Chiquita, Butterscotch.
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The Boys & Girls Club of Fitchburg & Leominster is hosting a regional art exhibit for club members from throughout the Northeast on Saturday and Sunday, and at least one local artist's work is scheduled to compete in a national exhibit in Atlanta.
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What is stillbirth?
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The loss of a baby is devastating and very hard to accept. You may wonder why it happened or blame yourself. But a stillbirth can happen even in a pregnancy that has been going well.
When stillbirth occurs before labor, a doctor usually delivers the baby either by giving the woman medicine to start labor or by doing surgery (Reference cesarean section Opens New Window, or C-section).
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In many cases, no one knows what causes stillbirth. But a cause often is found. A stillbirth may be caused by:
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People go through grief in their own ways. You may cry a lot and feel angry and hopeless. You may want to blame yourself or someone else. It might be hard to eat or sleep.
You and your partner may not grieve in the same way. Each of you needs to take care of yourself in whatever way feels best. Tell your family and friends what they can do. You may want to spend time alone, or you may seek the comfort of family and friends. Try to eat healthy foods, get some sleep, and get exercise (or just get out of the house) to help you feel strong as you heal.
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You also may want to talk to others who have gone through this loss. You can make connections online or in person:
- The Compassionate Friends is a resource for people who have lost a child. The group can help put you in touch with one of its support groups in your area. The website is www.compassionatefriends.org.
- Share (Pregnancy and Infant Loss Support, Inc.) also can offer advice and connections to others who have lost a child. The group's website is www.nationalshare.org.
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Can stillbirth be prevented?
If you have lost a baby, you may worry about a future pregnancy. But a stillbirth often happens because of a one-time event. It doesn't mean that you won't go on to have a healthy baby.
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You can't prevent every problem. But some behaviors can increase the chance of a healthy baby. Doctors encourage women to take care of themselves before they get pregnant and during pregnancy. Eat a healthy diet that includes folic acid (especially before you are pregnant and early in the pregnancy), and get regular exercise. It's especially important to avoid alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs.
Later in pregnancy, a doctor usually will ask a woman to keep track of her baby's kicks and call right away if the baby is moving less than before.
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Talk to your doctor about when he or she thinks you can try to get pregnant again. Some doctors may suggest that women wait 2 or 3 months. Others may think it's best to wait longer. It depends on how quickly your body heals and on what was done to help deliver the baby. For example, if you had a C-section to deliver the baby, the uterus needs more time to heal.
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