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The Japanese had better tech and training until nearing the end of the war,and the invasion of europe was in 1944,thats when american troops had plenty of training.
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For Dave Cobb's Southern Family compilation, contributing artists like Anderson East and Jamey Johnson hit the drawing board to craft new songs about the different ways familial roots grow on their side of the Mason-Dixon line. But for Morgane Stapleton and her Grammy-winning husband Chris, they looked instead to tradition, performing a version of the 1939 Jimmy Davis classic "You Are My Sunshine." The song premiered on NPR yesterday. (Listen below).
A key element to Chris's rich, emotionally complex melodies on vinyl or on stage, Morgane helps transform the song from a gentle children's lullaby into a mature, aggressive confirmation of their vows, laced together with minor-key harmonies and a backbone of down-and-dirty plucks of Chris's Fender guitar. Cobb keeps the production full of fiery fuzz with room for instrumental interludes, favoring raw and restless over pristine and perfect. The result holds a sultry burn that sparks unexpectedly, like the best enduring romances do. And when Morgane sings the last verse — where the tempo turns from sugary promise to an unveiled threat — she turns up the snarly smirk.
"Chris is a master, and I say this with all due respect, at messing things up," says Morgane about "You Are My Sunshine" and Chris's approach to cover songs. "He can take something so recognizable and turn it into something totally different where it's almost unrecognizable, in the best way possible."
Besides, "You Are My Sunshine" is more than just a song for the couple — it's a mantra of sorts, which Morgane had engraved into her husband's wedding band before they hit the altar. But don't be mistaken: she's not afraid to direct him in the studio, sentimental gestures aside, and at a recent session in Nashville recording "Sunshine," she noticed her husband was a little too tight on his vocal, a notch too fast.
"You're rushing," she told him, offering a drink to help soothe the nerves. "I'm going to kick you in the nuts." For better, for worse.
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Brazil's real headed to the biggest weekly gain this year as increased investor confidence in global economic growth boosted demand for emerging-market currencies.
The real gained 1.2 percent this week to 1.6430 per U.S. dollar at 1:09 p.m. New York time, from 1.6630 on Feb. 25. It increased 0.4 percent today. Twenty-three of 25 emerging-market currencies tracked by Bloomberg gained against the dollar this week.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke testified before the U.S. Congress this week that there are "grounds for optimism" about the country's labor market in coming months. Initial jobless claims declined last week to the lowest level since May 2008, the U.S. Labor Department said yesterday. The unemployment rate in the world's biggest economy fell to 8.9 percent in February, the lowest level in almost two years, according to data released today by that department.
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The real strengthened this week even as the central bank bought dollars in the forward and spot currency market, and made bets against the real in futures markets as part of an effort to curb the appreciation of the currency. The real has gained 41 percent since the end of 2008, the most among emerging-market currencies tracked by Bloomberg during that period.
Policy makers said they bought an unspecified amount of dollars today in the forward currency market at 1.6538 reais each for liquidation on April 4. The central bank also said it purchased the U.S. currency in the spot market for 1.6464 each.
The yield on the interest-rate futures contract due in January 2012 rose 1 basis point, or 0.01 percentage point, to 12.56 percent. The yield on the contract has fallen 5 basis points this week.
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I'll get our weekend freebie off to a quick start, but feel free to add your questions, scenarios, observations, predictions and Free Blog Weekend second-guessing.
The state of Texas still hasn't won a World Series game. Is it possible that the state will go 0-for-2 in World Series? More significantly, could the state of Texas be 0-for-8 in World Series games come Sunday night?
The Rangers have put together a good team, so they could theoretically make their way back to the World Series in a few years. There's been The Show Me Series (Kansas City-St. Louis, 1985), the Subway Series (Yankees-Mets, 2000) and the Bay Bridge Series (Giants-A's, 1989).
If the Astros made it back and faced the Rangers in a World Series in the next few years, what would they call that Series?
The off season will officially begin in just a few days at the conclusion of the World Series. What is it that Ed Wade and the Astros could do that would make you say: "Hmmm, I didn't see that one coming!"
Drayton McLane has entertained selling the Astros recently and has said his family would listen to serious offers. Nolan Ryan is obviously a proven business man. Could you ever see a Bagwell-Biggio-Ausmus troika as part of a group who would buy and run the Astros?
Just a few days ago, we speculated that Bud Selig may want to make a splash before he leaves office in 2012. Now, the commissioner is talking about adding a playoff team next year.
Moreover — and this may be the bigger news — Nolan Ryan said he would be in favor of eliminating the designated hitter. Is that the leak in the dam that could get the ball rolling to standardize rules between the leagues?
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You all know Kathy Soper, right?
Kathy Soper, founder of Segullah? Kathy Soper, writer and editor extraordinarie (see here and here for proof)? Kathy Soper, blogger to beat all bloggers? Kathy Soper, mother of seven? Kathy Soper, really great friend?
I can type that last sentence with authority because I've been lucky enough to call Kathy a friend for almost three years now. I remember the day I met her. I'd just moved back to Utah a few months before, and our mutual friend, Darlene Young, invited Kathy and me and our kids for an outing at Sugarhouse Park. As the three of us sat on the grass talking (and talking, and ignoring our children who occasionally came hollering past . . . but isn't that the point of "playdates"?), I admired Kathy's new baby, Thomas, smiling contentedly from his car seat. And I admired Kathy, too. Here was this smart, funny, interesting woman who liked to write and read and think, and she lived a mere four minutes away from me! I already felt extremely lucky to have Darlene in my life (six minutes away), and now Kathy, too?
Who knew such bounteous blessings existed in South Jordan, Utah??
We soon formed a writers group: Kathy and Darlene and Sharlee Glenn, another amazing writer and thinker and friend, and little ol' me. We were a bit tentative at first, as we got to know each other. But over the last two and a half years, we've strengthened each other's writing and buoyed up each other's souls. And Darlene and Sharlee and I have had the distinct pleasure of occupying front row seats while watching Kathy conceptualize and finally create her remarkable memoir, The Year My Son and I Were Born.
Since I'm so intimately acquainted with the memoir, I'm in no position to write a traditionally unbiased "review." But that won't stop me from saying this: reading Kathy's account of the year after Thomas's premature birth and subsequent diagnosis of Down syndrome is a transformative experience. I've probably read the book in various permutations a half a dozen times, and it never fails to move me, delight me, or make me think.
Kathy invites us inside her life as she lived it during that tumultuous year, and I believe her generosity of spirit, coupled with her incredible talent as a writer, will make it difficult for any reader to come away from The Year My Son and I Were Born unchanged. But Kathy can say this better than I can. Here are her own words of hope and realization that come near the end of the memoir:
With a sharp paring knife I halved the [peaches] and pulled them open, revealing their pitted red-brown stones, whole and hard. I was startled when, splitting one peach, my knife struck the stone right on its crease, cracking it open. The seed clung to one half of the stone. I pried it loose with my finger. A tree in embryo, only a centimeter long. Thomas had been about that size when he began to move within me, a watery dance that I could not yet feel. But his genetic destiny had been set well before then, back when he was two cells, combining and dividing in a miraculous dance of their own. Back when he was only a seed.
So much happens within a mother, without her knowing. When Thomas was conceived, I didn't know that my body was creating a child of change. When I sliced peaches at the kitchen counter I didn't know that I was on the verge of birth, and of death. The death of old ways. Old values. Old self, packed in a hard shell of protective beliefs.
I can only produce normal babies.
I can conquer any difficulty through sheer willpower.
I will always give my children what they need.
I am something better than human.
Strange—I'd clung so tightly to those falsehoods, as if they could keep me safe. Yet I felt safer with them stripped away, safer with the naked truth in full view. I only wished change didn't hurt so much. It hurt to have my mind and heart cracked open. It hurt to be left raw in the open air. It hurt to lose the only life I knew, and to realize that no amount of magical thinking could bring it back.
On my fingertip, the peach seed looked and felt like a soft, damp almond. It seemed so small and so vulnerable. Yet when its time came, it had to leave behind its shell in order to live. Just as a baby must leave behind the womb, and a mother must leave behind her illusions.
Although this is a story of a Mormon mother of seven whose youngest child has Down syndrome, this isn't just a book for Mormons, or mothers, or those whose loved ones face disability. This is a story of one human being who's asked to walk a painful path—an uphill path, to be sure—but a path that leads to great vistas of wisdom and understanding, even joy. It's a universal story, and one I hope you'll read. Buy it here.


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Are you a crash test dummy?
Human nature is a funny thing. We all have a few quirks that make people look at us and wonder what's going on inside our head. I get that each time I do a different looking maneuver while driving. What appears to be wrong is only different. Have you ever noticed a driver do something annoying or odd and then feel the urge to pass them and look over to them to find out what they look like? What are you expecting to see?
Each time I'm out with a new student, we practice their right and left turns each lesson, but because they're new at it, they sometimes go a little slower than other drivers. Each time we make a left turn at a traffic light, we get looked at by the driver who was directly behind us as they pass. What were they expecting to see? If someone typically drives slowly, should they have a sign on their forehead that says "slow"? I think my students look pretty normal and I think I'm not that scary looking, so did we meet their expectations? Did we shock them that we looked like normal people?
I've had this thought for quite some time though; what if I wore a "crash test dummy" mask while driving? Would that make the other drivers think twice about driving close to me? I'm sure it would give them something to talk about at the dinner table! I've also thought about having the crash test dummy mask on and stopping to pick up a hitchhiker. I don't think they would want to get into my car. Would you?
Seriously, I wouldn't do those things because it may lead to distracting other drivers. We should however stop looking at other drivers as we pass them, so as not to pass judgment on what type of person they are. They just may be a nervous or an inexperienced driver. Besides, taking your eyes off the road ahead while you stared at the driver you were passing would allow you to miss the real dangers you're approaching; which would make you the real crash test dummy!


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I've seen a post by a guest, how could one do that?
It's not really done by a guest. It was posted by a member whose name has been purged from the system for whatever reason.
Thanks for the clarification.
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Perle Mesta, Jessamyn West, and Sir Pierson Dixon
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This episode is from the WNYC archives. It may contain language which is no longer politically or socially appropriate.
Van Doren introduces important guests. Drawing for free books. Introduces Dolbier, who introduces Mesta.
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The Dialectic of the Enlightenment was the first in a series of post-war books that variously attacked the Cold War consensus on both sides. I'd include, in that list, Galbraith's Affluent Society and New Industrial State, Djilas's New Class, Medvedev's Let History Judge, and Foucault's The Words and the Things (translated as The Order of Things) and Discipline and Punish. Intellectual history went into the streets for a historical moment in 1968, a moment that is preserved with marmoreal heaviness by many a museum hearted lefty prof. However, beyond the nostalgia of the ex hippies, there was a real core to that moment – which extended, actually, to the end of the Bretton Woods agreement and the first oil embargo. It created a cultural prototype that has gradually immersed in its presuppositions, for good and ill, a capitalist system that has ground the bones of proletarian culture into the service economy and removed all trace of the protest of labor from its 24 hour cultural industry. Now, the protest of labor is, of course, simply the exhibition of labor itself – a thing so devotedly to be avoided that its very appearance has the air of accusation – but at the same time, that culture has so maniacally and singlemindedly developed the libido of purchase that it has created something new and daring: the fetish has replaced the norm. Demand, now, is oriented to a great variable x – to the inconnu, the great white whale, the diabetic ghost of all the sugarplum fairies you ever cannibalistically devoured, to chewing anything and everything all day long (Black milk of daybreak/we drink it at evening/ we drink
it at midday and morning we drink it at night/ we drink and we drink), to filling the houses we can't afford on the mortgages we can't turn down with the finest high resolution tv screens ever to watch actors who portray people who never watch television – the dream being that life goes on somewhere, and that somebody will be arrested for it.
Well. To get on with this – the genre of books we have listed above differs, in tone and purpose, from the pamphlets and bagatelles of the pre-war period – one has only to compare Wyndham Lewis' The Art of Being Ruled, or Bataille's writing for Acephale, with any of those books to mark the difference. The obvious difference is in the irony and distance that distinguish the authorial presence – even in Medvedev's book, that carries a load of furious indignation from page to page. What made The Gulag Archipelago so interesting in purely literary terms was that it was a throwback to the pre-war style – Solzhenitsyn hated the cool affluent ironies with which the critics of the consensus dissolved, with experimental despair, the monster-system inside books, only to achieve status within the system outside the books, as much as any Stalinist. Adorno and Horkheimer understood before anybody that the conditions that had once made it possible to regard sincerity as a virtue had utterly vanished, up the chimneys of the crematoria: which is one way of interpreting Adorno's famous remark that after Auschwitz, poetry was impossible. What holds all of the critics of the consensus together was a curious loathing of paradise -- and an instinctive sense that the unmediated conjunction of paradise and hell in the twentieth century was no accident.
Next post, we will examine a nice little essay on the making of the D. of E.
"I'm so bored. I hate my life." - Britney Spears
Das Langweilige ist interessant geworden, weil das Interessante angefangen hat langweilig zu werden. – Thomas Mann
"Never for money/always for love" - The Talking Heads
Das Langweilige ist interessant geworden, weil das Interessante angefangen hat langweilig zu werden. – Thomas Mann
"Never for money/always for love" - The Talking Heads
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Pensacon is an all-inclusive event that encompasses many genres of the fan community. Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror, Comics, Anime, Gaming and much more.
Members of the Florida Garrison's Parjai Squad Invaded Pensacon over the weekend, this event also feature member from other Florida Garrison Squads as well.
Parjai did an excellent job hosting those garrison members, as well as demonstrating our love of Star Wars Universe to the masses in attendance.


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The time came to drop my brother off at the University of Pitt,and I found during my visit there that the traffic is AWFUL. I made it my goal to find a stretch of highway not smothered with rows of unending cars. And at the Dusquesne Incline, I did. :D
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Despite being released in 1982, this album was actually recorded in the late 1970s, and it shows – the music is deep, heavy and has the unique Wackies sound and arrangement steeped through it.
Produced by Bullwackie and recorded in the Bronx, this album is notable for the release of 'Spying Glass', a song that Horace Andy would later re-record with Massive Attack.
This is a great album and has an 'otherworldly' feel to it that comes from the arrangements and the incredible extended dubs, as much as from Horace Andy's etheral vocals. Horace Andy is also credited with contributing guitar and bass to this album.
The album art really suits this record and it's a personal favourite of ours. The black and white grainy effect, with a near full length artist shot was used on many Wackie's releases, and really gave the label a distinctive feel – whether it was intentional or not.
The rear of the record sleeve features some great studio shots too that really suits the whole set. And in true Jamaican fashion (despite being a US based label) there is a misspelling on the sleeve of the CD version: The final track is listed as "Lets Kive in Love", when it should be "Lets Live In Love" – but we aren't complaining as the album is so good.
Totally recommend that you seek this out if you haven't got it already. Buy it, sit back, and immerse yourself in one of the most unique and heavy vocal/dubs sets to come out of the end of the 70s.
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San Antonio Spurs' Tim Duncan and Manu Ginobili are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel of their NBA careers. With the two logging in many years on the court and lots of mileage on their legs, some have been wondering if this could be Duncan's last season as well as Ginobili's.
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From an awesomely tiny road trip earlier this week.
I learned two major lessons in my years in architecture school: first, that design is my passion in life, in all its forms. Design is not a collection of geometry and color on paper; great design lives and breathes. It touches people.Secondly, I learned that I have no interest in being an architect. In telling
Behind Breakaway Records in Austin, TX.
Kept thinking of ways to make this big announcement, but I'll just come right out with it: I'm moving to Austin, Texas at the end of April. I think those of you who know me won't be surprised. I've needed a change for a long time now. I love you Tulsa, and I'll miss you. But
Thee Oh Sees on a rooftop, an impromptu Gay Pride Parade, and so. much. walking.
It's mid-March. Where has the year gone? It's a quarter over. It'll be October before we know it. Foggy photo from October 2012.
The concept is simple, the reality anything but: make a movie in 24 hours.
It's fast-paced, it's stressful, it's exhilarating, challenging and a little bit crazy. And it's one of my favorite parts of the year, creatively-speaking.


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Great Biker Bar. Everything you think it shoud be it probably is. Everything you think it's not it probably is. A featured place during Myrtle Beach Bike Week and anytime during the year. For those that don't know, Suck Bang Blow is the powerstroke of a 4 cycle Harley Engine. Opened in 1996 and has become famous for it's drive thru 'Smokin Burnouts'. You can ride right through the front door, right up to the bar and order your favorite brew. Great food, Great music and Great Amosphere. A most unusual place that you just have to see.
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Posted: May 21st, 2011 at 10:32 pm
From: Honesdale, PA
By: rfd
Avg. Rating:4.3
just got back from sbb in murells inlet rally 2011, people were great,lots of food and drink...many tires blown in the pit,and hundreds of bikes ....great time....definately comin back next yr
always there to support the cause
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Posted: Feb 11th, 2011 at 12:00 am
From: Columbia, SC
By: charlie
Avg. Rating:3.3
Went to SBB back in 09 and had friggin blast!! Bartenders were to die for!! A little hottie Rosa was our girl. The best!! Food was enough to slap your mamma!! Best burger and wings I have ever tasted,,,and I`m a wing person. Went back for steak (salivating now) and more of the best salsa and chips on this continent. Even bought a few jars to take back. So now its 2011,,,What the hell happened?????? I might be back to drink,,,,,but I`ll have food before I do. If it aint broke,,,,dont fix it.
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Posted: Jul 28th, 2009 at 10:14 pm
From: Rochester, NY
By: dhp
Avg. Rating:4
Good news, Great People, Fun Place, Good Food. Bad News Loud, Smoky, Hard to have a conversation without yelling, but the scenery was worth shutting up and looking around. They need to do something about the smoke. Not a good place to take a date because you can't hear each other talk, however it was a Great place to pick up a date. Make no mistake the people here are out to have a good time.
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Posted: May 20th, 2009 at 7:38 pm
From: COLUMBIA, SC
By: plj
Avg. Rating:5
A bunch of us girls went to sbb 5/1509. Oh my god! what an outstanding place. The service the food the drinks. It does not get any betther than this. The waitress's were outstanding and beautiful. It did not matter that we were all girls, they treated us the same. What a great bunch of folks. Hats off to sbb and south carolina. Nothing like carolina girls. Pj.
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Posted: Jan 26th, 2009 at 7:47 pm
From: chillicothe, OH
By: gp @dp
Avg. Rating:3
I was there last summer me and my wife had a blast cant wait to go back got drunk had a blast loved it all glen@deb ohio .
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Posted: Aug 26th, 2008 at 9:46 pm
From: youngstown, OHIO
By: jls
Avg. Rating:3
I was in Murrells inlet the week after the rally and I stopped in to buy some shirts that I seen and the employees are awsome and I will be back next summer to stay a little longer.
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Posted: May 18th, 2008 at 8:24 pm
From: Bayville, NJ
By: dan
Avg. Rating:5
I love this bar!danni>>>>xoxo.
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Posted: Apr 23rd, 2008 at 9:54 am
From: highland springs, VA
By: cmm
Avg. Rating:4.2
Id have to say that its a very nice and fun place to go during bike rallys.i dont miss it when im there in may and oct bike rallys.i love the drive through service!.
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Posted: Oct 18th, 2007 at 11:34 am
From: Mrytle Beach, SC
By: gs
Avg. Rating:4.7
The chefs were friendly and accommodating!
They were Ray and Jimmy a family team!
They both know how to make food taste great!
The onion rings are out of this world. Since done twice!
For those from the North the burgers are as expected to be, crunchy on the outside and moist on the inside!
May be a biker bar and yet food is extremely good!
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Posted: Sep 12th, 2007 at 9:24 am
From: salem , SC
By: jg
Avg. Rating:4.8
We were at sbb in 2007 for spring bike rally. Every time we are in myrtle beach we go to sbb. Nice place to see harleys and women.
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Posted: Aug 13th, 2007 at 9:32 am
From: MT. AIRY, N.C.
By: lfc
Avg. Rating:5
My experience is not with food but with many drinks. My friends and I have been coming to the bike rallys for the last seven years and we never fail to stop in more than once. The drinks, the atmosphere and bikers are the best here, not to mention the sexy ladies behind the bar serving our cocktails. If you want excitement go to ssb..
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Posted: May 08th, 2007 at 9:49 am
From: Sterling, VA
By: dri
Avg. Rating:4.5
I don't do SS&B at night as too old for the crowds and the noise. But I love stopping there during the day for a cold one and their EXCELLENT lunch specials with a relaxing cigar.
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Posted: Mar 29th, 2007 at 8:02 am
From: murrells inlet, SC
By: e.d.
Avg. Rating:5
GREAT FOOD (best steak I ever ate only $8.95) good burgers.
Friendly bartenders.Just a good old bar.What we liked is live music great bands.No fights or gang colors.We went next door to the other bar and my wife was intimidated by the gangs.We love you SUCK BANG BLOW
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Posted: Feb 22nd, 2007 at 11:34 am
From: columbus, OH
By: br
Avg. Rating:4.3
Its one of the coolest bars I've ever been in and a lot of fun with great food. The only problem which I could live is its overcrowded with fake week end bikers trying to act cool...they white collars desk jockeys and their make up queen wives over-run the place with their new leather outfits on trying to act cool and pretend they know about bikes its enough to make any real bikers puke ....but hey that's america can't wait till the Harley fad dies out for yuppies the way their BMW's did after the 80s . Big rex.
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Posted: Aug 30th, 2006 at 9:46 am
From: Sumter, SC
By: jp
Avg. Rating:4.2
Best biker bar I've been to in years! Friendly people, loud music, bike burnouts, babes, and lots of fun! Had a great time-thanks!!!!
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I gave the link to a real media file in my first posting (see above) about "My Gal Sal."
Feb 25, 1928. Red Nichols and His Five Pennies. Br 4844 (Canadian)
Right now, the site is down for maintenance. Try it later or tomorrow. Jazz-on-line also gives a link to an mp3 file.


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I woke up at 5am today to make it out in time for the first day of New England's Brimfield Fair, the east coast's largest semi-annual flea market.
Brimfield takes place about an hour outside of Boston and attracts everyone from teenagers looking to furnish an apartment on the cheap, to the world's most reputable antique and vintage dealers with huge flatbed trucks bringing back enough merchandise to stock their stores for months.
J. Crew, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, and Polo all send out teams of designers to Brimfield to make acquisitions for their stores and offices.
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After the great success of our first "Moving with Apple" workshop last August, I was super-duper excited when the team at the Apple store in Irvine, California contacted me to help with creating a second event for people with movement disorders. This workshop will focus on mind, body and voice… starting the New Year off right!
How can technology improve your health? There are a zillion apps and devices that provide you resources, medical or exercise information, even including motivation… everyone needs a kick in the butt at some point. Technology has allowed me to connect with people throughout the world through this blog. Do you remember the days of the rotary phone? Did you ever think that you would be able to see the person you were talking to on a screen? Talk about sci-fi!
I know many of you can't make the workshop seeing as it is in Irvine, California. But I want your questions… I will take all your question to the Apple team. What would you like to know about how technology and how it can help you?
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The New York Times's Charles Bagli's new book Other People's Money tackles the housing crisis and 2010 collapse of the Stuyvesant Town-Peter Cooper Village deal. Set for release April 4, the book takes readers inside the bidding war and the eventual loss of billions of dollars of investor money. Mr. Bagli, a former reporter at The New York Observer, spoke with The Commercial Observer about the book, how the Stuy Town deal defined an era, and whether or not investors and the industry learned a lesson.
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Situated in the historical district, this hotel is 2.2 mi (3.6 km) from Las Cruces Museum of Art and 2.9 mi (4.7 km) from American Southwest Theater Company. Mesilla Valley Mall and New Mexico State University are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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Along with an indoor pool, this hotel has a fitness center and a spa tub. Free full breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in a common area, a business center, and dry cleaning are onsite.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Comfort Inn & Suites provides a spa tub and a fitness center. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. A business center is on site. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. This Las Cruces hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Onsite self parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in March 2017.
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An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Obama set to reprise role as 'consoler in chief'
Josh Lederman, The Associated Press
Published Wednesday, April 9, 2014 9:57AM EDT
Last Updated Wednesday, April 9, 2014 3:45PM EDT
WASHINGTON -- U.S. President Barack Obama is reprising his role as chief comforter as he returns once again to a grief-stricken corner of America to mourn with the families of those killed last week at Fort Hood and offer solace to the nation.
It's a duty that Obama has had to fulfil far too often.
Tucson. Aurora. Newtown. Boston. Washington Navy Yard. Fort Hood -- twice.
The names of these communities have all become synonymous with tragedy in the years since Obama took office, each challenging the president to find ways to impart meaning to senseless death.
"Increasingly, giving these eulogies has become a central responsibility for our presidents," said Michael Waldman, who helped write many eulogies as President Bill Clinton's chief speechwriter. "A president is not just a political leader. He is the head of state and speaks for the whole country."
But as Obama returns to Fort Hood, Texas, on Wednesday, he brings little in the way of solutions to offer a society that has been confounded by the frequency of events that have jolted Americans out of their sense of security. For a president who is on the path to ending two wars, warding off violence at home has proved an elusive challenge.
The last time Obama came to Fort Hood, in the wake of another mass shooting in 2009, he told residents of the central Texas community that the 13 lives they lost would endure, their legacies safeguarded by the nation whose protection they had made their life's work.
Like an improbable bolt of lightning, tragedy has struck twice at Fort Hood. Army investigators are still piecing together what led to Spc. Ivan Lopez's deadly, eight-minute rampage last week, on the same sprawling post where an Army psychiatrist unloaded on his comrades five years earlier.
In the days after a 20-year-old gunned down elementary school students in Newtown, Connecticut, Obama said he had been reflecting on whether America was doing enough to prevent such violence. He concluded that it was not.
"We can't tolerate this anymore. These tragedies must end. And to end them, we must change," Obama said as he consoled heartbroken parents at a prayer vigil.
There are few signs today that a new push to address such societal ills through public policy is in the works.
Obama's efforts to seek stronger gun control protections fell flat in Congress. What some hoped could be a productive national conversation about mental health raised fears that patients could be stigmatized by the actions of criminals.
In the face of such long odds, the president may be reluctant to generate undue hope that the nation will enact new laws or programs. White House spokesman Jay Carney said Obama's speech Wednesday will focus on the victims and their families, not on policy.
Adding complexity to the president's response are questions about whether the suspect's wartime service precipitated his actions. Although Lopez did a short stint in Iraq in 2011 and said he suffered a traumatic brain injury, Fort Hood officials have said his mental condition was not a "direct participating factor" in the shooting.
Such is the fraught political terrain that Obama's speechwriters must traverse as the president prepares, once again, to console a nation in grief.


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$200K bid buys house where mother, daughter died
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The house where a mother and her disabled daughter perished in a fire last year has been sold at auction.
The small Cape at 135 Crane St. was sold for $200,000 to a local builder, according to Jack DeStories of the Fairfield Auction Gallery. The Monroe auction firm handled the auction Sunday for the estate of Maureen Gerritty.
Gerritty, 47, and her daughter, Katherine Rose O'Neill, 19, died in the early-morning fire on March 10, 2014.
The house, which is uninhabitable, was sold as is, and is expected to be torn down.
"We had loads of interest and we think all parties are happy with the results," DeStories said. There were six registered bidders for the property.
The minimum bid for the 0.11-acre property was set at $99,000. According to the town Assessor's records, the land was appraised at $211,600 while the uninhabitable fire-damaged dwelling was appraised at $10,100.


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Structured settlements are often the best solutions in legal disputes, and in theory, they provide much-needed assistance and compensation for victims. However, settlements have some disadvantages:
- The main problem with a structured settlement is that it's your money, but you might not be able to access all of it when you need it.
- Some states and attorneys will permit cash advances, but this isn't a guaranteed. Even if you're able to get a cash advance, there are usually many strings attached.
- When it comes to legal situations that have caused personal injuries or property damage, it isn't always possible to wait around for a settlement to be reached.
- Even after you've reached a settlement and you've started receiving your monthly payments, this amount might not be enough to cover all of your legal and medical expenses.
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The most common structured settlements are awarded in personal injury, workers' compensation, and product liability lawsuits. The settlement awarded may be based on expenses resulting directly from an injury, or the settlement may be considered compensation for pain and suffering.
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Selling a settlement may sound complicated and seems as though you're trading money that isn't yours yet. Rather than waiting for small checks to come in periodic installments, turning to a settlement payment service is a good option. An entire agreement for this transaction must be legally approved by court before any money is processed. Therefore, you won't have to worry about any additional legal problems. The service that buys your settlement then becomes the recipient of the periodic payments, while you receive all of the money up front, in one lump sum payment.
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This is probably the best part: once you sell your structured settlement for a lump sum of cash, that money is yours and you can decide what you want to do with it. There are some fees involved in the process — such as court fees and processing fees. Our experts here at 123 Lump Sum can explain exactly what these fees are for and how much you should expect to pay. Once you're awarded the lump sum from the settlement payment, the rest is completely up to you! Many people use their payments to pay off outstanding debt or medical bills, but some people use it to make big life changes, like starting a small business or going back to college
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Yazoo Backwater Project
Following the Great Flood of 1927 Congress passed the Flood Control Act of 1928 which recognized that flooding due to the Mississippi River is a federal responsibility because 41% of the continental United States drains down the Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico,. This Act authorized the Mississippi River & Tributaries Project (MR&T) which called for levees and floodwalls, floodways, channel improvement and stabilization, and tributary basin improvements. In 1936, Congress recognized that some of the levee construction work cut off drainage outlets for interior basins, therefore Congress passed the Flood Control Act of 1936 which extends federal responsibility to many river basins that feed into the MS River, including the Yazoo Basin.
In 1941 the Congress, at the request of the Arkansas delegation, removed the Eudora Floodway from the MR&T Project. At the same time, the Mississippi delegation recognized that this action would result in higher stages on the Mississippi River at the mouth of the Yazoo River and cause flooding in areas previously safe from floods in the Mississippi Delta. The Flood Control Act of 1941 authorized the Yazoo Backwater Project to protect the Delta area of Mississippi from these increased stages. This project included a combination of levees, drainage structures and pumps.
The Yazoo-Mississippi Delta is bounded by the Mississippi River on the west side and by the bluff hills from just south of Memphis, TN through Greenwood to the Yazoo River. The Delta then follows the Yazoo River to it's outfall into the Mississippi River just north of Vicksburg. The Delta is approximately 200 miles long and 60 miles wide.
The Yazoo Backwater Area (the "South Delta") comprises approximately 1,550 square miles of alluvial valley in the lower Yazoo Basin of Mississippi. It encompasses the area south of the line between Hollandale and Belzoni, east of the Mainline Mississippi River Levee and west of the Yazoo River Levee.
Components of the Project
There are four major components of the Yazoo Backwater Project:
- Levees. The Yazoo Backwater Levee begins at the end of the Mainline Mississipi River Levee and proceeds upstream along the Yazoo River on the west bank to the West Guide Levee of the Will Whittington Auxiliary Channel near Spanish Fort, MS. During highwater, when overflow water from the Mississippi River backs-up the Yazoo River, the Yazoo Backwater Levee, along with the closed drainage structures, prevents the backwater from entering the South Delta. The Yazoo Backwater Levees were completed in 1978.
- Connecting Channel. The original Yazoo Backwater Project included drainage structures and pumps at the Little Sunflower River, Deer Creek and Steele Bayou. In order to be cost effective, the Connecting Channel was constructed and completed in 1978 to connect the Big and Little Sunflower Rivers, Deer Creek and Steele Bayou to bring water from 4093 sq. miles of the Delta to one point at the Steele Bayou Drainage Structure where one pumping plant can be constructed.
- Drainage Structures. These structures allow the Delta's stormwater to pass through the open gates into the Mississippi/Yazoo River when stages on the riverside of the levee are lower than the stages on the interior basin. When the stage of the Mississippi/Yazoo River is higher than the stage on the interior basin, the gates are closed keeping flood waters from backing up into the South Delta. The Steele Bayou and Little Sunflower River Drainage Structures were completed in 1969.
- Pumps.
During highwater situations when the gates are closed on the drainage structures to keep out the MS River floodwaters, Pumps are needed to evacuate rainfall that occurs in the Delta and is trapped on the landside of the levee and drainage structures. The Pumps are the last remaining unconstructed feature of the Yazoo Backwater Project.
The Yazoo Backwater Project works flawlessly during MS River floods, as long as the Delta does not have any rainfall. In 1995, the Yazoo Backwater levees and drainage structures held out 8' of water that would have backed up into the South Delta.
Legislation Delays Project
In March, 1986 the contract for the first item of work for the pumps was awarded. Actual construction began on May 5, 1986. The first item included the inlet channel and outlet channel for the pumps, and coffer dam construction around the pump site. Language drafted into the Water Resource Act of 1986 passed in October, 1986 stated that any project started after April 30, 1986 would be subject to cost sharing. This wording affected one project in the United States, the Yazoo Backwater Project. This was a change from the Federal responsibility that Congress had accepted in the previous Acts. Cost-sharing effectively killed the pump project because the Mississippi Levee Board and it's tax paying citizens could not afford the cost-share. In 1996, Senator Thad Cochran added language to the Water Resources Development Act of 1996 that re-defined the start of construction as when the contract is awarded, thereby restoring full federal responsibility for the completion of the Yazoo Backwater Project.
Legislative Chronology
- March, 1986
- Pumps awarded to contract.
Senate passes WRDA of 1986 with an effective date of October 26, 1986.
- May, 1986
- Dirt moving begins on Yazoo Pump Site (May 5).
House passes WRDA of 1986 with an effective date of May 15, 1986.
- October, 1986
- House-Senate Conference agreement passes with grandfather date of April 30, 1986 for local cost-share.
Yazoo Backwater Project only project in U.S. adversely affected by conference agreement reaching outside scope of House (May 15) and Senate (October 26) effective dates. WRDA of 1996.
Provisions adopted to stipulate definition of physical construction to mean "date contract is awarded."
Language restores full federal responsibility for Yazoo Backwater Project.
- WRDA of 1996
- Provisions adopted to stipulate definition of physical construction to mean "date contract is awarded".
Language restores full federal responsibility for Yazoo Backwater project.
Forming A Consensus
In 1997, knowing that an attack was looming from the environmental community, the Corps of Engineers employed a professional facilitator and invited both flood control and environmental interests along with state and federal agencies, county supervisors and local land owners to a series of meetings in an attempt to reach an agreement for a project that would balance economics, flood control and environment interests. The facilitation resulted in a wide range of additional alternatives (over 30) for the Corps to evaluate, including structural (pump and levee), nonstructural alternatives and combinations of both.
In March, 1999 after meeting with the Deputy Regional Director of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, the Mississippi Levee Board initiated a series of Consensus meetings with a large variety of organizations in an attempt to find a functional solution that would provide flood control with environmental benefits to the South Delta. Organizations that participated throughout the Consensus Building Process included:
|Corps of Engineers
|County Officials
|Delta Council
|Delta Wildlife & Foresty
|Ducks Unlimited
|Environmental Protection Agency
|Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality
|Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks
|Mississippi Levee Board
|Natural Resource Conservation Service
|South Delta Flood Control Committee
|U.S. Fish & Wildlife
|U.S. Forest Service.
Five private environmental groups withdrew from the Consensus process after the first meeting:
Audubon Society
Gulf Restoration Network
Mississippi Wildlife Federation
National Wildlife Federation
Sierra Club.
Even though these five groups only attended the initial Consensus meeting, they were always invited and provided copies of the minutes of the meetings in an effort to keep them involved in the process.
During subsequent Consensus meetings, all organizations recognized the need to find a functional solution to provide flood protection to the residents of the South Delta. Extensive discussions (over 50 hours) took place regarding the benefits of operating a pumping plant with various start/stop elevations and the operation of the Steele Bayou gates to provide environmental benefits in managing higher low water levels in the South Delta area. Environmental agencies expressed a desire to work toward the reforestation of the lands below the 2-year flood event and a desire to restore wetland functions.
Plan Of Action
These processes helped the Corps refine the array of alternatives that would provide a combination of structural/nonstructural plans for flood protection and enhanced environmental resources for the South Delta. The structural components (pumps) will protect the higher lands, homes, roads, bridges and other infrastructure. The nonstructural components consist of easements and reforestation of crop land in the one-year flood plain to prevent damage on lands that would not be protected by the pumps.
In September, 2000 the Corps of Engineers released its Draft Reformulation Report that recommends a 14,000 c.f.s. pumping plant which will be turned on/off at elevation 87 feet (the 1-year flood event in the South Delta). The Corps will offer reforestation easements to willing sellers on the 62,500 acres of developed land below 87 feet that will not receive any benefits from the pumps (be under water before the pumps are turned on). A change in the operation of the Steele Bayou Drainage Structure will increase the low water stages 1 to 3 feet in the channels.
This recommended plan will lower the 100 year flood elevation by 4 to 4.5 feet. Over 1,000 homes will be free of flooding from the 100-year flood. Terrestrial, aquatic and wetland resources habitat values will increase. Connecting fragmented forests will improve habitat for endangered species and other wildlife. The availability of water during low-water conditions will increase by an additional 3'.
Where We Stand Now: Schedule and Budget
The last remaining feature of the Yazoo Backwater Project is the construction of pumps. The recommended plan is estimated to cost $181 million ($115 million for the structural features and $66 million for environmental non-structural features). The Final Reformulation Report will be released in early 2002. In anticipation of the approval of the project, funding is currently being requested from the Congress, to expedite design and initiate acquisition of reforestation easements from willing sellers. It is estimated to take 8 years to complete this project.
The Mississippi Levee Board is proud to be sponsoring the Yazoo Backwater Pump Project that will provide over-due flood protection to the South Delta while also providing many environmental benefits.
Drainage Area for the Yazoo Backwater Area
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2.62 Million Acres


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by hornermusic on 2009-03-27 19:37:05.6460
I just purchased an LD150 and patched it into my audio interface (RME Multiface) via the XLR direct output. The output level seems pretty low even with the channel vol turned all the way up on the amp. I can only get peaks of about -10 in my audio interface with a clean tone dialed in, a little hotter when I boost the drive and add compression (this is with my RME set to a -10 input level). Aren't these outputs supposed to be +4 balanced? I've also been able to reproduce the same behavior when running the XLR out into the line input of a Universal Audio M610 preamp. I have to boost everything to full to get a good healthy level. I just want to know if this sounds right or if I'm maybe missing something with regard to the wiring of the cable (I'm using a standard mic cable into the M610 and an XLR to balanced 1/4 inch for the RME connection), how I'm interpreting "Line Level" ect. Any thoughts you could offer would be helpful. Thanks.
by darealagentp on 2009-04-01 10:14:12.6780
The most important thing to know with the LD150's direct out is that the "Channel Volume" knob is the corresponding gain control that affects the output signal.
Line6Miller and I just did a quick test here with a passive P-Bass, LD150 running into a UX1 interface XLR jack; Ableton Live 7 as the host DAW to monitor signal level values.
The signal tended to max out @ around 0 dB with different amp models tested. The "Clean" model initially gave a lower output signal, but we maxed out the Channel Volume to 10 and Ableton registered the signal to be around -3 dB. The "Rock" model gave us a healthy 0 dB signal level.
Please double-check to make sure that the Channel Volume is at a healthy level. The XLR direct out should be sending a line level signal on the LD150.
The information above may not be current, and you should direct questions to the current forum or review the manual.


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Scott Ostler has been a Chronicle columnist since 1991. He grew up on Southern California and is a recovering Dodger fan. He attended Pepperdine and Brigham Young U, graduated with a BA in communications. He has written six books, including "How To Cheat In Sports." He is married and has four sons.