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Breakfast links: Return of Favre?Matt Mosley
This is how we know the lockout has gone on too long: The Brett Favre speculation is bubbling up again. Yeah. In a live chat on NFL.com, Gil Brandt answered a question about Favre and said, "I do think Favre would be interested in talking to a tea...Blog | July 06, 2011
Breakfast links: A new look for the Eagles?Matt Mosley
We've got a new week. We've got lovely weather here in the East. And of course, we've got links. Dallas Cowboys Dez Bryant took part in a celebrity basketball game that included a couple of NBA players over the weekend, and this report indicate...Blog | June 27, 2011
Weekend mailbag: Juan Castillo's prospectsMatt Mosley
I love summer weekends. I love watching U.S. Open golf. I love being worshiped and adored by my children on Father's Day. I love answering mailbag questions. Yeah, pretty much in heaven, right here. On the topic of up-and-coming assistant coach...Blog | June 18, 2011
Breakfast links: That's me, on TVMatt Mosley
Morning, my friends. If you're mad at me today, you have a rare opportunity to yell directly at my face. The only catch is, while you'll be able to hear me, I won't be able to hear you, so you'll still have to use the mailbag. I am in Bristol toda...Blog | June 03, 2011
Breakfast links: Cowboys targeting Huff?Matt Mosley
All right. I'm working today. Who's with me? (***crickets***) Well, whatever. The few of you who stick around get a full day of NFC East bloggage before the big weekend hits. We're going to try to top last week's Eli-Romo debate and the 1,200 o...Blog | May 27, 2011
Should the Eagles root for labor chaos?Matt Mosley
Philadelphia Daily News columnist Rich Hofmann may have been paying Joe Banner and Andy Reid a back-handed compliment Friday, but it was a compliment nonetheless. He believes the Philadelphia Eagles might actually benefit from a lockout because Banne...Blog | February 26, 2011
Reid will be selfish with Kevin KolbMatt Mosley
If Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid had won at least one Super Bowl by now, he might approach this quarterback situation differently. But with folks starting to talk about his job security, he'll likely take the safe route and enter the 2011 seaso...Blog | February 22, 2011
Leading Questions: NFC EastMatt Mosley
With the offseason in full swing, let's take a look at one major question facing each NFC East team as it begins preparations for the 2011 season: DALLAS COWBOYS Can Rob Ryan fix this defense? I understand that folks are already predicting ...Blog | February 17, 2011
Michael Vick cancels on OprahMatt Mosley
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick might be the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year, but that won't keep him off Oprah's bad list. Vick was supposed to tape an interview that would run next Thursday, but he called the show's producer and canc...Blog | February 16, 2011
What did Banner really say about Reid?Matt Mosley
Philadelphia Eagles president Joe Banner addressed the local media Tuesday for the first time since the 2010 season ended. He didn't say anything particularly revealing, but I think you'll find his comments regarding coach Andy Reid interesting. B...Blog | February 16, 2011
The Eagles hire Lynn to coach DBsMatt Mosley
The Philadelphia Eagles have finalized their coaching staff, and the moves announced today didn't provide quite as much drama as naming an offensive line coach the defensive coordinator. Coach Andy Reid has hired Johnnie Lynn as his secondary/cornerb...Blog | February 08, 2011
Lots of Eagles talk at Media DayMatt Mosley
ARLINGTON, Texas -- I expected Packers and Steelers assistants to play it pretty close to the vest regarding the defensive coordinator vacancy with the Philadelphia Eagles. And I was wrong. I had a 20-minute visit with Steelers secondary coach Ray...Blog | February 01, 2011
Ruling out D coordinators for EaglesMatt Mosley
So we've narrowed down the Philadelphia Eagles' future defensive coordinator to being an assistant for one of the teams participating in the Super Bowl. Now, all I have to do is show up at the media sessions in Irving (Packers) and Fort Worth (Steele...Blog | January 31, 2011
Is Andy Reid's job on the line in 2011?Matt Mosley
The Philadelphia Eagles have given an enormous amount of power to coach Andy Reid over the years. But there are signs that his job security is starting to fade. New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin has a Lombardi trophy, but he always seems a couple...Blog | January 30, 2011
Tag, you're it Michael VickMatt Mosley
The Philadelphia Eagles will place their franchise tag on Pro Bowl quarterback Michael Vick next month, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. All signs have been leading to this outcome since the end of the Eagles' season. Vick obviously would prefer...Blog | January 30, 2011
Eagles' LBs coach is outMatt Mosley
The Philadelphia Eagles have certainly figured out how to get rid of assistant coaches. Now, they may want to get around to hiring a defensive coordinator. Foxsports.com first reported that veteran linebackers coach Bill Shuey didn't have his contra...Blog | January 25, 2011


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Concert review and set list: Sara Watkins (with Sarah Siskind) finds the acoustic sweet spot at the Duck Room, Thursday, April 19
To embark on a solo career after being part of a successful group for a number of years is a daunting task. Nevertheless, Sara Watkins seems to be making a smooth transition.
With her former band, Nickel Creek, firmly on hiatus, Watkins has branched out and made several musical connections in supergroups like the Works Progress Administration and performed with the Decemberists on an extensive tour last year. Clearly, she's having a good time playing and exposing herself to a wide variety of material.
An upbeat Watkins took to the stage at the Blueberry Hill Duck Room sang, played fiddle and guitar, and fully entertained the 125 or so people that came to the basement venue to hear her. Flanked by her older brother Sean on acoustic and electric guitar and Tyler Chester on bass, percussion and guitar, Watkins, wore a simple black dress and brown leather boots. She played a wide spectrum of originals and several cover songs over her 90 minute set. Her voice, light hearted, yet strong, cut through the mix clearly as she tackled the songs easily — a well-honed performer.
While she mixed in a couple of new songs from her forthcoming album due in May, she mostly stuck to material from her first self-titled solo album and other covers. After beginning with an instrumental called, "The Foothills," the first cover of the set was from the Everly Brothers, "You're the One I Love," a song that Watkins recently recorded as a duet with Fiona Apple as a 7″ single for this weekend's Record Store Day celebration.
Watkins alternated between original songs and covers throughout the rest of the set including three of the five that ended up on her first solo record. She interpreted songwriters that ran the gamut from folk, country, pop and rock. From the gospel of the Louvin Brothers, "River of Jordan," to the '60s pop of Michael Nesmith's "Different Drum," to the her gorgeous solo rendition of Tom Waits' "Pony," Watkins showed that she could be counted on to handle any genre she chooses.
During the John Hartford tune, "Long Hot Summer Day," Watkins finally let loose a bit from the restrained fiddle she'd played most of the show and dug in and let it fly to have some fun. During the few years since her first album, she has made this song her own. She pandered to the crowd a bit and encouraged them to sing along to the chorus of the song about traveling down the Illinois River. To end the main set Watkins brought out one of the new songs, "Take Up Your Spade," the last song on the new record. Here she was confident and proud, and it ended up to be one of the strongest performances of the set.
After a minute or two of applause, the three musicians came back for a quick encore. Watkins introduced "Miss My Kisses," a sweet pop song she wrote with Switchfoot frontman, Jon Forman, who also performs with her brother Sean in a side project called Fiction Family. This fun, lighthearted song gave a perfectly joyful end to a nice evening of music.
Last night's opener, Sarah Siskind performed a set of slow, introspective folk songs that focused on personal experiences. Dubbing herself as the first half of the "Sara(h) doubleheader, she played her set with her two hollow body guitars — a dark Gibson sunburst she called "Larry" and a blonde named "Tessa" — through a small amp just behind her that exuded a deep, bassy sound. Over her eight-song, 45-minute opening set, Siskind told stories about her life and her songwriting between songs. Before she played the title track to her sophomore 2011 album "Novel," Siskind advised the audience, "I love St. Louis. Y'all are chill and don't stress out. You just hang out under the Arch eating barbecue." A highlight of her show was her tune "Simple Love," a song Alison Krauss heard her play at a birthday party and nearly won a Grammy. Along with her two albums, she sold her handmade jewelry and chatted with folks after the show.
Sara Watkins set list
The Foothills
You & Me
You're the One I Love (Everly Brothers)
Lock & Key
Lord Won't You Help Me (Norman Blake)
Too Much (David Garza)
When It Pleases You (Dan Wilson)
River of Jordan (Louvin Brothers)
Pony (Tom Waits)
21st of May
Different Drum (Michael Nesmith)
My Friend
I'm a Memory (Willie Nelson)
All This Time
Long Hot Summer Day (John Hartford)
Take Up the Spade
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The Story of a Crime
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Story of a Crime (Russian: История одного преступления, translit. Istoriya odnogo prestupleniya, more precise translation - The Story of One Crime) is a 1962 Soviet animated film directed by Fedor Khitruk based on a screenplay by Michael Volpin. Produced by Soyuzmultfilm. Music score by Andrey Babaev, sound editing by George Martynuk. Runtime - 19 min. 54 sec.
It became the first animation work by the prominent Russian animator Fedor Khitruk.
Plot summary[edit]
Noises at night made by rude neighbors cause the very friendly and peaceful Vasily Mamin to commit a crime. The cartoon serves as an explanation as of why such a brutal crime is committed at the beginning. It is a flashback at how Mamin spent his last 24 hours before the crime.
Voice cast[edit]
- Zinovy Gerdt as Narrator
- 9th International Short Film Festival in Oberkhauzen (Federal Republic of Germany), 1963
- Diploma and The Golden Gates Prize of the 7th International Cinema Festival in San Francisco, 1962
External links[edit]
- The Story of a Crime at the Internet Movie Database
- The Story of a Crime at animator.ru
- Dazzling animations at Tampere Film Festival web page
- The Spirit Of Genius: Feodor Khitruk by William Moritz
- Konstantin Bronzit, Alesha Popovich and Tugarin the Serpent (Alesha Popovich i Tugarin Zmei) (2004) at Kinokultura.com
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How To Create a Folding Screen
Using wallpaper and simple wooden closet doors from the hardware store, our stylist Anthony Santelli created a gorgeous folding screen.
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Ltd Art Gallery in Seattle, WA on Capitol Hill is running a new collection, "Picture's Worth A Thousand Words". It opened last Friday November 8th and is running til December 7th, 2013. If you are in the area go and check it out. There are some very amazing works displayed.
"A Picture's Worth A Thousand Words is a new art show that allows the artist to move away from the cues of visual mediums and instead draw inspiration from the many wonderful characters and worlds from literature. From Edgar Allan Poe to Michael Crichton, over 40 artists will imagine their own literary favorites in a new light.
Featuring the art of: Marjon Accoin, Kari-Lise Alexander, Dane Ault, Dilka Bear, Crystal Barbre, Cory Benhatzel, Jonathan Bergeron, Barry Blankenship, Syd Brown, Craig Church, Daisy Church, Mona Collentine, Nick Comporone, Doaly, Derek Eads, Leslie Gauthier, Levi Hastings, Blain Hefner, Kiku Hughes, Claire Hummel, Aaron Jasinski, Suzanne Kaufman, Christina Lank, Nan Lawson, June Leeloo, Eliot Mechanism, Timo Meyer, Mikeatron, Brian Miller, Moon, Ryan Myers, Damon O'Keefe, Christopher J Olsen, Augie Pagan, Paolo Petrangeli, Chet Phillips, Reid Psaltis, JSalvador, Dennis Salvatier, Mark Sarmel, Amanda Scurti, Paul Shipper, Siames, Tnglr, Todd Spence, Meghan Stratman, Derek Sullivan, Clay Sisk, Emi Tolibas, Rich Werner"
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If you are in the Brookyln, NY area you should stop by the Cotton Candy Machine and see the opening of "Tiny Trifecta". It will be up til July 15th. It features three tiny pieces of art at $100 each from very talented artists and curated by Tara McPhearson.
The list of artists featured:
Kid Acne, Jessicka Addams, Aiko, Andrew Bell, Heather Benjamin, Florence Blanchard, Robert Bowen, Jon Burgerman, Iain Burke, Zoe Byland, You Byun, Victor Castillo, Deedee Cheriel, Luke Chueh, Ciou, Becky Cloonan, David M. Cook, Dave Correia, Troy Coulterman, Molly Crabapple, Lana Crooks, Camilla d'Errico, Dilek Baykara, Steven Daily, Ron English, Brian Ewing, Natalia Fabia, P-Jay Fidler, AJ Fosik, Lola Gil, Gris Grimley, Jason Holley, Thomas Hooper, Jim Houser, Seldon Hunt, Jeremy Hush, Charlie Immer, Jordin Isip, JK5, Lyejm Kallas-Lewis, Aya Kakeda, Audrey Kawasaki, Kozyndan, Henry Lewis, Farron Loathing, Travis Louie, David Mack, Jim Mahfood, Steve Manale, Malojo, Sara Antoinette Martin, Tara McPherson, Brandi Milne, Junko Mizuno, Moki, Buff Monster, Tomi Monstre, Michael Motorcycle, Lori Nelson, Saelee Oh, Kathie Olivas, Alex Pardee, Brandt Peters, Shaunna Peterson, Joshua Petker, Anthony Pontius, Martha Rich, Arik Roper, Paul Romano, Frank Russo, Martina Russo, Jay Ryan, Mark Ryden, Souther Salazar, Isabel Samaras, Scarecrowoven, Jon Schnepp, Shawnimals, Greg "Craola" Simkins, Amy Sol, Jeff Soto, Sucklord, Diana Sudyka, L'Amour Supreme, Jill Thompson, Yosuke Ueno, Adam Wallacavage, Jonathan Wayshack and Chet Zar.
For more info on the show click on this link.
Every month Cotton Candy Machine has amazing art up. If you are every in the area you should check them out.
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I have come across a few videos today and I am posting them for your viewing pleasure.
Let's start with Denver, CO band, Dressy Bessy. I remember the first time I heard them in the movie "But I'm A Cheerleader" and I just had to find more of their music. Here is their new video for the song "Lipstick."
You can get updates and download free tracks on their website.
I found this via The Mary Sue. Who doesn't love Puppets?
…and then there is this little amazing gem. Bad Brains and a little girl rockin' out!
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With its 2,982 seats, Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier is the largest performance hall in Québec with a proscenium stage (audience and stage are separated by a stage curtain).
This is the hall in which you can attend performances by Les Grands Ballets Canadiens de Montréal and the Opéra de Montréal, two of Place des Arts' resident companies. This is also where you can see other large-scale shows; musicals; rock, jazz or pop concerts; dance, comedy, circus, variety, and music shows; performances by major international stars; etc.
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The Camera & Creativity Workshop with Craig Varjabedian & Dr. Twyla Smith / Starts June 17th, 2012
Technical skills are a must for any serious photographer—but technical knowledge is no substitute for artistic vision. The best photographers have learned to express their own unique viewpoint in every image they create. In this exciting new workshop—led by acclaimed photographer Craig Varjabedian and creativity coach Twyla Smith—we focus on the elusive challenge of finding and nurturing your own photographic voice. We help you find your own personal path of creative expression.
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This workshop examines the nature of personal creativity and the making of powerful photographs. These two subjects form the basis of our inquiry into the nature of creativity. We begin with classroom and one-on-one meetings, in which we show you fun, practical ways to overcome barriers to creativity and express your own rich artistic visions. Next, we will be in the field to see and photograph New Mexico's incredible beauty through new eyes and to practice the tools and exercises from earlier class sessions. Come and experience for yourself the land that has influenced countless artists' ways of seeing, thinking, and creating. This workshop is a unique opportunity to learn about your personal path of creative expression through photography.
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• How to remove the roadblocks and overcome the frustrations of creativity
Twyla Smith, a life-long student of human behavior and a creativity coach, joins Craig to co-facilitate the lively group discussions about creativity. Twyla will not only work with each person within the workshop setting but will also (optionally) meet with each participant individually to help develop his or her individual path, vision and tools of creative expression.
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Festival review: LouFest 2012 Day 1: Phantogram stole our hearts, Son Volt drowned us with country-fried guitars and Girl Talk split our skulls in a feverish dance party, Saturday, August 25
Of all the days the weather vane could have picked to end Missouri's historic drought, August 25, the first day of LouFest, was not the one I would have chosen.
Still, it was impossible to dampen the spirit of revelry in Forest Park in St. Louis while rain pelted us sideways and the cracked, hard earth turned to mush beneath our feet. The afternoon hours, with the notable exceptions of local faves (and babes) Sleepy Kitty and young Brits Little Barrie, were packed with rootsy, interstate-ready Americana.
King Tuff's gritty take on psychedelia translated surprisingly well from a dimly-lit club to a humid afternoon. "We would like to thank Lou for having us to his Fest," announced Kyle Thomas, the creative force behind a quartet of guys cinched into tight jeans, before tearing into a set full of fuzzy slacker anthems—the stuff rock 'n' roll is made of.
Cotton Mather, back together after a decade-long hiatus, followed on their heels with straight-up, high-powered pop-rock. Three men dressed as Schlafly bottles, apparently there to remind us that we could be drinking Summer Lager as we munched vegan nachos on blankets, weaved in and out of the crowd, their bottle-capped hats bouncing along in time to "40 Watt Solution." Cotton Mather seemed genuinely happy to be on the road playing together again; light-footed frontman Robert Harrison skipped and grapevined across the stage, in a manner of which the band's Puritan namesake would have surely disapproved. And the sprinkles began.
Little Barrie took the stage amid thick, gathering storm clouds, charging into a punk-inflected set with a nod to the Strokes here and some nice cyclical riffs there. The London trio was doubtlessly more accustomed to inclement weather than we heat-stroked St. Louisans, most of whom were sent scurrying under merch tents for cover as the rain began in earnest, playing right through the much-needed (but ill-timed!) downpour.
"Drown," appropriately named and timed, and one of the best-known tunes of Son Volt's substantial alt-country catalog, coaxed festival-goers out from under their plastic ponchos to toe-tap and two-step. Jay Farrar's harmonica reached all four corners of the park during several barnhouse rockers, but they also kept it cool with a few quieter folk ballads — classic Son Volt, and perfectly suited for a lazy afternoon slipping into dusk.
The band's monitors were still buzzing as the youngest and most tattooed chunk of LouFest-ies tripped over to the Blue Stage for a hotly-anticipated appearance by Phantogram. It was only the second time the New York-based indie darlings have been to St. Louis, and they seemed overwhelmed by the size of the crowd and the feverish adoration contained within — "We're definitely coming back!" promised lead vocalist/keyboardist Sarah Barthel, following a set full of throat-constricting bass and forceful, danceable electronica-rock. (Rocktronica?) The duo (plus a drummer for the road) pairs Euro-pop and bass lines you feel in your stomach with Sarah's sugary soprano—what Sleigh Bells wants to be when they grow up.
'Just writing and writing and doing what comes naturally' A pre-LouFest interview with Josh Carter of Phantogram
In a crowded indie landscape full of electronic pop, it's unlikely that most bands will ever cut through the noise, and even less likely that they'll be exceptionally good. Young Phantogram has already defied both odds.
Only one full-length album and three EPs into their career, the duo of Josh Carter and Sarah Barthel — with the touring addition of Tim Oakley — has stirred up a bucketful of attention for blending darkly addictive tunes that heavily reference dream pop, hip-hop production and shoegaze.
The band released two EPs in 2009, but heads began to turn en masse with the releases of its debut full-length, "Eyelid Movies," in early 2010 and its third EP, "Nightlife," in late 2011. Both garnered enthusiastic responses from fans — for hooky electronic melodies — and critics — for melding a diversity of sounds into something wholly original.
I recently spoke to Josh Carter — the band's songwriter, guitarist and secondary vocalist — on the phone about the origins of Phantogram's sound, how to deal with expectations and the band's first, err, second St. Louis appearance, this Saturday at LouFest.
Chris Bay: What's your favorite boy-girl duo, past or present?
Josh Carter: Sonny and Cher. Captain and Tennille. Just kidding. Let's see, I like Beach House a lot. They're a good band. We just did a show with Sleigh Bells a couple of weeks ago. Those guys are really nice, too.
When "Eyelid Movies" dropped, the thing that I was most impressed by was that it had a very well-formed, original character to it, which is unusual for a band's first full-length these days. A lot of music sounds derivative when it first comes out of the box. How did that feel from your perspective?
It happened very naturally. Phantogram was basically the product of my solo work. When I was about 18 I started writing songs a lot and played the drums and guitar and synths, and I would write these little ditties. And then a friend of mine who was really into hip hop got me into some more obscure underground hip hop, like Quasimoto and Madlib and stuff like that.
I grew up with an older brother who is really into good indie rock like Sonic Youth and shoegaze music, like Ride and Slowdive and My Bloody Valentine. And I also grew up on the Beatles. So basically, it wasn't really sought out too much, it was just me blending my favorite elements of music together to create something that's natural.
I met up with Sarah — we've been longtime friends — and I was singing a lot of these songs in my falsetto and I thought it'd be really cool to have a girl sing them. Sarah has a really great voice and she's really good on piano, so I asked her if she wanted to collaborate and we started Phantogram.
You just leapt ahead of me quite a bit from where I wanted to go with that comment, but this is as good of a time as any to go there. You write a lot of the lyrics, if not all…
Yeah, I write all of the lyrics.
…So what's it like to have somebody else sing your songs, especially when a lot of them seem to be very personal?
I think it's because we're such close friends. I'll often write lyrics with Sarah present and kind of run them by her. So I think she can really connect emotionally to what I'm writing about even though she's not writing the lyrics. She definitely has a big emotional connection to them.
You do this because you feel like it makes the music work better with a female vocalist?
Yeah. I sing on some of our songs, but we sort of pick and choose who sings on what songs. But we both have very different sounding voices; there's very high contrast.
When we first started the band we wanted to do more of a Thurston Moore / Kim Gordon type deal where we both sing, where there's not a lead singer. But Sarah has more or less taken the lead, obviously because she has a stronger voice than I and she's a great entertainer as well, and I don't mind that because I just like to make music. I'm lucky that I have such a great partner to do it with.
'It's just turned into a super loud sludgy sound, which is awesome' A pre-LouFest interview with Murph of Dinosaur Jr.
Dinosaur Jr. will hulk back into St. Louis bearing towers of Marshall stacks on August 25 for the third annual LouFest.
Known as much for tumultuous internal band strife as for their "ear-bleeding country" tunes, the original lineup of Dinosaur Jr — J Mascis, Lou Barlow and Murph — bitterly split in 1989. All members pursued various projects throughout the '90s and early 2000s. The trio reunited in 2005 and has since released two albums, and plans to release a new album, "I Bet on Sky," due out September 18. Recently the band has played a blur of festivals from Chicago to Belgium.
I had the tremendous pleasure to chat for a good half hour with drummer Murph. We spoke about the new album, how the band rehearses these days, the early origins of Dinosaur — and I finally figured out who that girl was in all the early videos.
Joe Roberts: I know Dinosaur has a new album "I Bet on Sky" coming out this month. Can you tell us a little about the new album?
Murph: Yeah. The main difference on this album is that J really spent a while [working on the vocals]. He spent a good two weeks, which is a long time for him to get the vocals right. There are some really great harmonies, and I was just really impressed. He's really starting to invest a little more time and effort than before.
How about the drums on the new album? Is it the process of J Mascis mapping it all out or did you find yourself coming up with more of the drum patterns?
Um…I mean it is, but now we interpret stuff. He's a little more open to interpretation for Lou and me. Again, another big difference is normally we would track drums first, like those guys would play along and would not be recorded, just the drums would be recorded, whereas this time actually Lou was recorded first. So the original bass tracks that he was coming up with and playing along with were kept as the basic tracks, and J layered stuff over that. So, again, that's pretty huge because a lot of that stuff was a lot more spontaneous and was us just coming up with stuff as we went along. So that was kind of cool.
Is there significance to the title of the album, "I Bet on Sky"?
No. That's a weird J thing. You'd have to ask him because he didn't even tell anybody — even us — the name of the record until right before. And unless you specifically ask him why that name he won't talk about it. You'd literally have to ask him because we don't know.
On a similar note, do you ever hear J or Lou's song lyrics and wonder what the hell the song is about?
I know one of the songs has that in the lyrics…. In my own mind I ask questions, but J's one of those people — you know, I've noticed that a good lyricist or a good songwriter has the ability to write a song and write lyrics where you feel like, "Oh, it's about my life," or "He's talking to me!" or about my situation. And I found that's a pretty good mark that someone's on the right track and they're a good songwriter and lyricist. J's songs always seem to have that effect on everybody. You're just able to apply it to yourself. That's just part of his strong point.
How does Dinosaur Jr. prepare for the road?
Well, I've actually been living on and off in LA at Lou's house. He's got a house with a spare bedroom in Silver Lake. And one of the reasons is that bass and drums are the first thing to come together, and since J is more familiar with the songs he's able to step in later. So, Lou and I usually put in a pretty good amount of time. Like a good week or more and really get the bass and drums super tight and solid. That's how we practice. And, you know, we'll get together with J maybe once or something and have a full band practice. But it's always been me and Lou getting it together, and I think that's why I've kind of been living out here. But for a tour we'll try to get together a week or 10 days before, and for about three hours a day we're in there everyday. We'll just go through it like we're playing a show. And we'll just power through the set.
How has the rehearsing changed since the early days?
Well, there was a little more jamming in the early days, I guess. Whereas now, it's more specific, we know exactly what we need to do and there's not as much guess work. It's more about getting down to work and making things super tight and super solid. Whereas, in the early days it was a little more experimentation because you're not as sure. But we've been doing this long enough that we know how it'll translate live, so we know what to work on and what will work and what won't work.
'We give each other a lot of space and leeway to be ourselves' A pre-LouFest interview with Catherine Harris-White of THEESatisfaction
Catherine Harris-White and Stasia Irons are soaring with THEESatisfaction. Well known among fans of the Seattle hip-hop scene, the duo has taken off with a European tour and buzz both abroad and at home following the release of their debut album, "awE naturalE."
Fresh off a flight landed in Seattle, Harris-White discusses the group's new album and its first-ever St. Louis appearance at LouFest 2012.
Francisco Fisher: You guys have been recording and making music since 2008. I'm talking about ThEESatisfaction, but you were also on the Shabazz Palaces' [a Seattle-based collective] album. How does it feel to have this album come out, an album of your own?
Catherine Harris-White: It's really nice, you know. This is the first project we've had that's been advertised and distributed around the world. In the past, we've just come out with projects like mixtapes and sold them basically by hand and at shows and put them online. So it's kind of cool because this has been put out there in such a big way.
What is it like working with Stasia [Irons]? Do you prefer working in a duo or larger groups?
I really love working with Stas'. She's got a great style and a really great ear for music. It's a joy to work with her. I've worked with a couple of other bands before, but I like working with Stas' and the two-person dynamic and how we can build off that.
Would you say you guys complement each other?
We definitely complement each other, rhythmically and vocally. We harmonize a lot when we're on stage. We just have a solid idea of what the other person is doing or might do, and if we don't know what's going to happen, we can work it out. It's not like any problems, like, "What the hell is she doing?" or "Why would she do that?" We work through everything, so it's cool.
In the studio, onstage or both?
Everywhere. Definitely onstage, too, because since it's live, things can always change. But we give each other a lot of space and leeway to be ourselves.
Do you enjoy live performance or are you more comfortable in the studio?
Recording and working on stuff at home is a totally different process, because you have hours, days and weeks to work on things sometimes, so you can get into a different vibe and chill out on it. When it's live, it's a different kind of high, because you have to do everything within an hour and people are watching it. There's a lot of editing and mixing down and different things you can do in the studio — which is another kind of science, or another kind of game you can play — but you can't do that same stuff onstage.
'We grew into a rock sound' A pre-LouFest interview with Pernikoff Brothers
Fresh out of the recording studio, the Pernikoff Brothers will bring their acoustic, alternative rock to St. Louis' LouFest on Sunday, August 26.
Complete with brotherly harmonies and warm drum arrangements, the Pernikoff Brothers' first record, "On My Way," garnered praise in the Americana and rock world and netted the band gigs opening for Willie Nelson, G. Love and Tim Reynolds. I recently interviewed the trio, brothers Rick and Tom and drummer Dan Germain, about their musical evolution, upcoming record, touring and future plans.
Will Kyle: What have you been pursuing lately?
Tom Pernikoff: We just got out of the studio a couple weeks ago. We recorded an album with producer Brian Deck. He's produced Iron and Wine, Counting Crows, Modest Mouse, Gomez and a host of others.
Dan Germain: July 19th was the last day.
How'd that go?
Tom: Awesome. We were there about a month. Now he's mixing the record.
Is Brian Deck responsible for those crisp handclaps on [Iron and Wine's] "Boy With a Coin?"
Tom: That's him doing the claps.
Sounds like you're in good hands, so to speak. So you cut the whole record with Brian?
Dan: Yeah, 14 tracks.
Tom: We're gonna have people listen to some before we release it. We are not sure about the release point yet, though. We may release it independently or may go with an indie label. We're going to take our time.
Compared to your previous record, "On My Way," where is the sound of the new record sitting emotionally?
Dan: There is more of a personal aspect to this record, especially lyrically. I think the stories are truly compelling and honest. This comes out in the instrumentation as well, sounding more like a reflection of our work as a trio. Overall, it has a little bit more of a raw characteristic.
Tom: I'd say our first record is more singer-songwriter rock, whereas this is more straight up rock. There are some psychedelic elements, some hard rock elements, but overall, anything that compositionally should have rocked harder on the previous record, now rocks harder.
How has the evolution of your sound and style been organic?
Tom: I think it's all been organic. When we recorded the first record, Rick and I were in San Francisco, performing as an acoustic duo. After we got Dan onboard, we recorded before ever even touring. It was the first thing we really did together. I feel like we became a band after we made that record, so we didn't entirely know ourselves while recording it. What we just recently recorded is more honest. We sound like a band, whereas before it felt like a trio of musicians playing a collection of songs. The evolution came from being on the road together and writing the songs with each other.
Dan: Yeah, like three musicians coming together.
Tom: You'll hear it. We sound much more like a band.
Rick Pernikoff: We also grew into more of a rock sound, which is what we were originally trying to find on "On My Way," using organ over dubs and percussion.
'If things sound like there is some coherent core to them, that's thrilling' A pre-LouFest interview with Sleepy Kitty
One of the many great things about being a writer at KDHX is that you get to write about bands that you love. No one is lining us up to talk to a Top-40 artist.
So when the email went out about interviews for LouFest, I happily got the chance to hang out for an hour with St. Louis duo Sleepy Kitty at MoKaBe's coffeehouse, just a few blocks from the KDHX studios. The band will be kicking off the first day of LouFest 2012 in Forest Park on August 25.
Nick Cowan: You guys started in Chicago, right? Around 2007?
Paige Brubeck: That's right.
What bands were you in before Sleepy Kitty?
Brubeck: I'm really proud of our previous bands. I was in a band called Stiletto Attack. There was an EP called "What the Cops Don't Know" that I would have loved to go further. I really like it. It was three cool rock girls. Well, I though we were cool (laughs). All three of us wrote songs and we would switch instruments, we played for a couple of years. That band ended as Evan and I got more and more into similar kinds of music.
Evan Sult: We eventually excluded ourselves from our own band to be in this band.
Brubeck: That's when I started playing guitar seriously. I kind of messed around, power chords and barre chords so I could write songs. I started playing guitar when I was 14, but bass was my first real rock 'n' roll instrument.
Sult: And your first songwriting instrument
Brubeck: Yeah.
That's interesting because you can hear a lot of the rhythmic melody in your playing that a bass usually carries.
Brubeck:. I think I still play guitar like a bass player, I miss playing bass (laughter), so if anyone has a bass amp they're willing to trade…
Evan, what were your previous bands like?
Sult: In Chicago I had one other band, but came into town from Seattle where I was in Harvey Danger.
The band from "Flagpole Sitta," the one song everybody knows?
Sult: Yes, the shepherds of Flagpole Sitta. You know what's interesting? It's been more than a decade since that hit the airwaves in 1998. It's a common factor that people have heard "Flagpole" — which is pretty much everybody because it was everywhere. But I've been really surprised and pleased at the number of people who have said, "Hey, your second album was really cool." I just had no idea anybody had heard it. Let alone people who are making music I like that had heard it when they were younger.
After Harvey Danger ended, which none of us knew would be temporary, I came to Chicago and started a band called Bound Stems, and we played the whole six years I was there. We put out two albums and an EP, toured all over. We did great in Chicago, went to New York all the time. It was a really demanding, very fun thing to do.
Brubeck: Really cool music too. Really tricky.
Sult: And there were five of us so I could play as wide out as I wanted to, or as tight in as I wanted, and there was somebody playing in that zone.
That seems like a rare thing because people play one way or the other unless it's the big jam song or the single.
Sult: I really love the drumming from early Spoon and Pavement and Blonde Redhead. The Fall is also a really great example because they have no meter. I totally dig that stuff. Eventually, right at the outset of our second album the band was done. By then Paige and I had been playing together.
Brubeck: The first time we worked on a piece was with a friend of ours and it was total, straight-up, experimental sound collage for an art school class room audience. We just needed a title for the file so we called it Sleepy Kitty.
Evan and I kept making a lot of sound collage stuff; we were listening to a lot of Steve Reich and doing field recordings and adding drums and harmonies to it. Just having a lot of fun and seeing what sounds we could make.
'I'm pretty happy with the way things have turned out' A pre-LouFest interview with Philip Dickey of Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin has grown from the humble origins of being the third most popular band on Weller Street in Springfield, Mo. to national recognition for breezy, harmony-laden pop and quirky song structures.
While the band's long name and the notable lack of post-Cold War lyrical content in their music continues to vex many a journalist, SSLYBY has built an impressive and devoted fan following over the years, thanks in part to a brisk touring schedule and singalong melodies that are both radio friendly and grudgingly respected by indie critics.
I recently caught up with Philip Dickey — who is either the lead vocalist, guitarist, bassist or drummer in the band, depending on what song it is — to chat about the band's latest release, "Tape Club" — a collection of old tunes, rarities and B-sides sure to delight early fans especially — and SSLYBY's recent tour of Japan and upcoming recording project. Full disclosure: Philip and I have known each other since college. He once lent me a book about Zelda Fitzgerald that I may have forgotten to return to him.
Philip Dickey: I'm really bad at interviews.
Annah Bender: Ha ha! I just have a couple of quick questions for you. I know you got back from a tour of Japan not long ago, and so I wanted to hear how that went.
It was the craziest thing!…um so, something I can say for the radio. Yeah, I guess I was just really surprised at all the people that came to see us play, it was like, wow! I mean, because we always, or at least I always, have these really low expectations. I find it's better to have low expectations because then you're surprised when all these people come to see you play, and if you get really excited before and no one shows up then it's just really sad. (Laughs)
How do you think people had heard of you?
Well I think basically, our record label [Polyvinyl] did a really good job of trying to promote us in Japan, and there were posters and we even made a video where we tried to speak Japanese, so by the time we got there it was like, people had been listening to our music and so our label basically did all that, which was really cool.
I was listening to "Tape Club" yesterday and it occurred to me that I have been coming to listen to you play for almost eight years now, maybe longer. I can't believe we are this old. (Both laugh) I have been hearing and singing along to "Pangea" and "Modern Mystery" for all this time. On the one hand it's great to hear you play some of your older material at shows because those songs, "Modern Mystery" in particular, really stand the test of time in my opinion. On the other hand I wonder if you ever get really sick of playing them?
Yeah, it's weird, because at a show you have to play the songs that we're known for on Myspace and stuff. (Laughs) I mean I think for all of us, even though it gets tiring sometimes to play the same old stuff, we want people to have a good time. I think for a lot of those songs it's like, they were written such a long time ago when we were in college and they all have to do with relationships and stuff, and it was like, a totally different time in our lives, you know? I mean, that's why I resisted "Tape Club" coming out for a long time, because a lot of those songs have to do with girls and stuff from a long time ago.
(Laughs) Controversy! A lot of those songs, I remember you guys playing way before even "Broom" came out, so listening to it was like, reminding me of being someplace in Springfield and hearing the music…
Was it the pink house? [Writer's note: a spider-infested, shabby rental painted pastel pink where current and former girlfriends, coworkers and friends of the band threw numerous dance parties and hosted one of the only known live performances of MC Migraine Head]
Yes! Those parties were so much fun!
Right! But I guess as far as getting sick of them, whenever I have to play a song like "Modern Mystery" or something, you know, I sometimes just close my eyes while I'm on stage and think about other things and just enjoy it, that helps me get through some of that older material (Laughs).
It was cool when you and the rest of the guys would crash on our floor in New York. I think I was vaguely aware then that you were having some success, but the moment that I really knew you had arrived was some years later, when I heard something from "Pershing" playing in a coffee shop in Ann Arbor. The guy in front of me asked the barista, "Who is this?" and the barista said, "They're this band from Mississippi, they're called Somebody Loves You Boris Yeltsin, this song is about Nirvana" or something like that, he was totally giving all this false biographical information!
Ha! I think the thing with that is, I hear those kinds of stories all the time, people are always telling me things like that, but it has never happened to me personally. I hardly ever hear our songs playing anywhere, but other people are always coming up and telling me about stuff like that.
It must be a trip to hear yourself playing in places. I mean, it's a trip for me to hear it just because I know you, and it's not my words or music that's coming through…
Yeah, totally. It is a trip!
'I'm the thing they're passing through to get that connection' A pre-LouFest interview with King Tuff
Add up Scooby-Doo antics, fun house skeeviness and one ghoulishly-righteous party, the sum is King Tuff's "Bad Thing" video.
Transitioning from color to black and white, the clip features a pack of young adults tooling around a spooky apartment while Tuff (i.e. Kyle Thomas) and company, dressed as Halloween staples, proceed to follow the 20-somethings with a maniacal glint punctuating their creepy stares.
It's in good fun, the audience soon learns, as King Tuff and his band turn the haunted house into a venue, and rock the horde of formally-petrified guests out. Like Thomas, who is prone to ripping out a crackling giggle at a joke's shadow, the video says, "It's all fun and games."
Kyle Thomas was in Portland for our phone interview. At Mississippi Records, the musician — whose second album, "King Tuff," is a frenetic jaunt into rainbow colored scuzz rock — picked up records from Michael Hurley and New Rhythm and Blues Quartet. The 29 year old reasoned, "I never really listened to them until this year. I'm always discovering shit." Once en route to his gig, the artist (who will be in St. Louis for LouFest) talked about growing up punk in Vermont, sharing songs with fans and visiting St. Louis' "adult playground."
Blair Stiles: You live in LA now, but, you were raised in Vermont? Brattleboro, correct?
Kyle Thomas: [laughs] Yes. I grew up there, lived there most of my life.
Brattleboro is championed for its arts community. Were you involved in the arts community there?
Yeah. I was involved in a lot of stuff when I was there. Me and my friends had the whole floor to this building and we put on shows and had art studios and stuff.
What building?
Just a building in the center of downtown [Brattleboro].
Was it vacant?
Yeah. Nobody was renting it out. One of my friends found it and he started asking us if we wanted to have art studios in there. There were these huge rooms. My room had these vaulted ceilings, like a ballroom, with this dome at the top of it. We had skate ramps in there. It was insane.
Why did you ever leave?!
They [city of Brattleboro] sold the building, it was called The Tinderbox. I think the new landlords didn't want a crazy bunch of punks doing whatever they wanted. It was our clubhouse. [laughs] It was a mix of getting kicked out and things ending naturally. That was a great time in my life. That's where I recorded my first album, "King Tuff Was Dead."


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Finally: The right Shirt for an Amish-Funeral
For years, I have been having sleeping problems. Every single night, one question haunts me, keeps me awake and simply leeds my into the already open arms of insanity: What would I wear, in case I am invited to the funeral of a beloved person from the Amish community? You know how it is, with those questions. Everybody has them.
Last night, after a long time, I could sleep (and then correctly: twelve-and-a-half hours).
I was absolutely relieved, because now I now: I would wear a dark stand-up collar. Like this one by OMNIBOYS. Or this one by NORSE PROJECTS.
You can not imagine, how relieved I am. Sometimes it is as easy, this real life in the fake one.
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Preview: Adidas Originals x Pharrell Williams
At the beginning of the year, ADIDAS announced a collaboration together with Pharrell Williams, that shouldn't be a one-season-thing.
The cooperation between the Herzogenaurach-based sports-article producer and the US musician is going to be a fixed thing, beyond a few season, is the declaration. The first pictures – more or less a preview – have been crossing the net today.
Two classics have been dared by Pharrell: the super-star training-jacket with the iconic Adidas-stripes and the Stan Smith – both items are going to be available in red, blue and black.
The jacket will cost about 1000 Dollar, the Stan Smith 150 Dollar. From the 20th of september on, the first pieces of the collaboration will be delivered to selected sneaker-stores, concept-stores and adidas originals flagship stores.


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People are starting to make noise about Nate Phelps joining the Reason Rally lineup last week. And for good reason: the Westboro Baptist Church / God Hates Fags hate-speech advocates may be clashing face to face with Nate (son of the infamous patriarch behind WBC, and blood-relative to nearly all them.)But I don't think word has gotten out that Nate is also slated to speak at Fort Bragg's upcoming atheist festival. This will bring Nate's story full circle in a triumphant way. … [Read more...]
Why having Nate Phelps at Fort Bragg is important
Is our radio advertisement for the atheist festival over the top?
Well yes, yes it is. But we like to have fun here.Rock Beyond Belief radio adThis is our 'demo tape' for the atheist festival on Fort Bragg. We'd only do something along these lines for the rock station. NPR just doesn't seem like a good place for "AIDEN WILL RUIN YOUR FAMILY AND DESTROY YOUR CIVILIZATION!" I'd give anything to hear Ira Glass say that though.We had trouble not laughing as Lance said "Freedom isn't free, but this festival is." That phrase is in one of our cadences, and I … [Read more...]
Military gets nervous when I use Words Such As Burn
After lyrics to Aiden's song Hysteria were intentionally taken out of context to imply that we were going to burn down churches... well Fort Bragg got a little nervous. But I'm proud of them, they really came through the 'crisis' in a big way.We are now specifically guaranteed the right "to be critical of organized religion and it's adherents." In writing, no less. But we are still puzzled by the people who really believe we intend to burn churches! (Including chaplains!)How am I … [Read more...]
Best reaction to "Footprints in the Sand" Jesus poster EVER.
This is from the late 90's sleeper hit 'Outside Providence'. The young boy is explaining the Footprints picture/poem to his older brother's friend, a guy named Drugs Delaney.Drugs is in top form.www.youtube.com/embed/cwN8ZUKFv9A?Yep. He pretty much sums up how I answer apologists who blather along similar lines. Watch the movie, if you haven't already. Definitely worth it. … [Read more...]
"The military needs god's protection not some wacko like you"
I am the recipient of comments.Sometimes I'll get a rapid-fire volley from a single person, too impulsive to resist the warm embrace of the 'submit' button. Their brains are mid-explosion, possibly their underpants too. Like this:This person says that I need to get out of the military and America. Then he went on for 10 minutes submitting five separate comments on the same post.Sick of wackos says:March 17, 2012 at 4:49 pmJUSTIN GRITTITH…GET OUT OF THE MILITARY AND AME … [Read more...]
Richard Dawkins photoshopped into army fatigues = offensive? Fixed!
I forgot that last time I posted Richard Dawkins photoshopped into the soldier ACU digital camouflage, that some service members were kind of offended. I want to make up for it.I'll just leave this here.I just hope Richard lets me down gently if he doesn't like it. Anybody know if "The Redcoats are coming" context is commonly known over there?Anyway, come check out Richard Dawkins for free on a military base. There is no 'sold out' or other such worries, as we secured the e … [Read more...]
Prosecutor refuses to pursue murder of atheist soldier as hate crime
I don't have real words for this. This is why we can't back down, and we can't fail. If America needs to have this conversation, so be it. Atheists think about and care about all the same shit you do. We ask all the same questions. We just sometimes have a different answer.Spc. Jose Ramirez was allegedly murdered by his friend Justin Green because he was an atheist.A criminal complaint against the group, shows that Green's sister believes he killed Ramirez "because Ramirez did not believe i … [Read more...]
"Nice chest hair, asshole." This one's for you, reddit.
Reddit's atheist community has been extremely kind to the Rock Beyond Belief festival.Without their overwhelming support and pleas for me to keep them informed, I might have given up.But a recent picture in a news story made me think back to a surreal moment on reddit.One of my favorite things that I learned from reddit was how to take criticism. Especially extremely harsh but still funny criticism. The first really jarring experience came from December 2010 - 3 months into planning … [Read more...]


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Roy Barnes, the Democratic nominee for governor, isn't waiting to see whether he'll face Nathan Deal or Karen Handel in a general election battle tomorrow morning.
One note on the TV ad: Barnes campaign manager Chris Carpenter said this may be the first use of an iPad in a 30-second political spot. Something to tell the kids.
From the Associated Press:
Democrat Roy Barnes launched a pre-emptive strike in Georgia's race for governor Tuesday, unleashing his first campaign ad of the general election even as voters were selecting the Republican who will face him in November.
The ad — a broadside against the state's ruling GOP — was to begin airing Tuesday around the state. It sketches out what is sure to become a familiar line of attack as the general election gets underway: that Georgia is falling behind.
Without ever mentioning the word Republican, the TV spot asks if Georgians want to continue with "the same team that gave us ethics violations, teacher furloughs, tax
Continue reading Roy Barnes doesn't wait — he's up with first TV ad of the November race for governor »


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I SALINE OBSERVER VOLUME 62 SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY. MICHIGAN THURSDAY,, APRIL 29, 1943 n.:i_3____l 30 Rogers-Johnson Wedding Recently Event Took Place At Xshpeming On Sunday, April 18. TO US Saline Savings Bank The ©ne Story Bank ©n the Gomer Miss Marion Johnson, daughter of J. George Johnson, Ishpeming, Michigan, became the bride of Lt. Paul L. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers, Saline, Mich., at a ceremony performed at the bride's home Sunday afternoon, April 18, at 4:30. Th vows were spoken before a flower-trimmed fireplace in the living room, the Rev. Elmer P. Geiser, pastor of the Presbyterian church officiating. The couple were attended by' Virginia Johnson, sister of the j bride, and Ernest Fostveit of Ish- ' peming. j The bride chose aqua silk for' her gown, with black accessories i and a corsage of yellow tea roses. ■ Her bridesmaid wore blue gabardine and rose accessories. Following the ceremony a buffet j luncheon was served to members' of the immediate families. The" table was centered with a three- tiered wedding cake and the mantel and buffet were decorated with ,,_, n. _.. spring bouquets. i |(]gV JjSyi »'" The bride is a graduate of Ish-; ■» peming High school and Cleary College, Ypsilanti. For some years • she was employed in the National - Bank of Ypsilanti, and for the last six months in the Miners First National Bank in Ishpeming. The bridegroom is a graduate of Saline High school and receiv-1 ed his degree from Cleary Col-1 lege. He was employed in the <IEaster Whatsoever Class In Animal Meetins Ciareuct: ! phone 152. __jcUunt:_l-. Heating a_i.. Enjoy Splendid Program And Elect Officers For Ensuing Tear. _ei. uieL-al work, 'furnace eie.u.—0 _uid lepairuig. R. G. Waiil, p-ioue 160. Desirabl- b-mumg lots v,__n sewer anu \>___er. Terms g_wn. Wiedman Auto >__., __aiii,i.. ! ""-»<•;___,yny J pnrf y^ijf f^nnpv" SEEN AN' HEARD By E. J. Fox GROWING MASHES H^-stT ■?4*-''*7^**'*s"*"*)"•.'.•"■- ".<...-:•*"'..--'■"«•.,*-;«> "* Get tlie most for your feed dollar. Raise your clucks on Master Mix Starting and •fe ' Growing Mashes. The start your chicks get is most important—and the right , start depends on nutritionally correct feeds. Ask us for the Master Mix chick raising program—it -will help you get "$T fast, uniform growth—at LOW COST. raised during a depression. CIStaff Sgt. Elmer Burkhardt was a surprise Easter delivery to his mother Saturday, arriving home then on a 10-day furlough. CSome of the cars coining through town Bunny Baskets—Sun- don't seem to believe in signs— National Bank of Ypsilanti prior rise Services ahd family break- or that there's a reason for speed to being called in the service, fasts—Ham (?) and all the trim- limits. Perhaps if a few get After eight months in Iceland, he mings for company dinner—those "caught" things will settle down was returned to this country to delightful new spring outfits in again for a bit. CAnd what about enter the quartermaster school at the "parade"—and now we can- all unnecessary tooting of auto .Camp Lee, Vh-gina, from which he settle bacK to our Victory Gar- horns, in the wee hours of the was graduated April 16. with a dens, spring housecleaning, and morning? Share-a-ride is OK, but commission as Lieutenant. ' what-not. <_,Our State Capitol at your riders are probably watch- Following a short visit in Sa- Lansing sets a good example for ing for you to come along, so for line, the couple will leave Monday all towns to follow, for it is truly Pete's sake sit on the seat—not on morning- for Fort Warren. Chev- one of the cleanest ahd best kept- the horn! <I"May we remind yon enne, Wvoming. where Lt. Rog-, up cities you're apt to go into. NOW of Mother's Day—a week ers will report for duty. ! C.But, of course, with gas ration- from Sunday. CRumors run wild , ing, it will be awhile yet before in a town this size—not the sort 9pv_»rpl PniT+ipe TT^lrl • we can travel very extensively, that interferes with the war effort rk k._k **lllc» Xi«m j it's a treat just to be a few miles or cause an FBI investigation— Fol* MlSS Lambarth ' out of town and feast one's eye? but one certainly learns a number On Saturday evening, April 10, uP°n nature's beauties—spring of unthought-of things about one- Mrs. Harold Lambarth' of Saline awakening. Pheasant are numer- self. How they get started, and Mrs. Theodore Stroup of Milan ous and pracitcally tame now. changed, and spread would really entertained approximately forty Isn't it something • to see thos- be something to know. So if you cousins and close friends of the gorgeous cocks and their har- hear you're moving, buying a bus- bride-elect of'next month Miss ems- <LJl-"st net there is plenty iness, or doing anything else you Clara Lambarth, at the home of of canned pheasant near by too! - and your family hadn't yet given Mrs. Stroup. Following a sociable €_Our merchants made the most thought to, just put it down to The annual meeting of the Whatsoever class of tlie li-etho- dist Sunday school was held at tlie church Monday even_ng. The following officers were .lected for the ensuing year: . President—Mrs. Luther Briggs. Vice President _-_'.-s. Rosie Woodbridge. Secretary — Mrs. William -Mar- Assistant Secretary—Miss Lottie Wallace. Treasurer—Mrs. C. R. Parsons; Custodian—iMrs. B. J. Spitler. Teacher—Mrs. J. N. LeSvis. The annual reports were read and a program of music followed. The class quartet, MDrs. C. A. Jordan, Mrs. Luther Briggs, Mrs. H. A. Holmes and Mrs. C- A. Curtiss, sang two numbers: "Welcome Sweet Springtime," by Rubenstein., and a Hymn, "Beyond," which was dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Mary Lendrum. Miss Katherine Briggs sang two Foster songs: "Beautiful Dreamer" and "Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair." ■Mass Briggs and Miss Dorothy Spitler were guests of the evening. Refreshments of lemon chiffon pie, wafers and coffee wei'e served, with Mrs. B. J. Spitler in charge. Wanted — Cnickens. Two cencs above market prices. Call 149F31 evenings after 6 o'clock. 30 For Sale—Pfister hybrid seed corn. Frank Kanitz, phone 237F21, Milan. %• mile south of Cone. Used cars wanted. Will pay top prices for good late models Wiedman Auto Company, Saline. For Sate—International 2-14-irr bottom tractor plow in A-l condition. Albert Graf, phone 192F3.. For Sale—Large English types doll carriage, §5.00; good condition, cost $15.00. 309 E. Michigan Ave. 30 For Rent — Two-room apartment. Partly furnished. Middle- aged people only. 203 W. Mich. Ave. 30 , For Sale—Holstein cow witfe .calf, bay gelding 6 yrs. old, wt ;1600. Gottlieb Finkbeiner, No- 8105 Willow road. 30 Ladies! Get your Permanent^ at Helen's Beauty Shop before your work starts in your Victory- Garden. Phone 89R2. Coming. Auctions Mrs. Emanuel Rentschler will sell her household goods at her residence, East Michig-an avenue, on Saturday, May 8. CARD OF THANKS Thanks to the American Legion for the lovely plants they sent to me. Mrs. Florence Finch. OBSERVER LINERS Wolverine Work Shoes af Parsons'. For Sale—Road rims for F-12 tractor $25.00. Cloverseed bunch- ' er for 5foot mower $10.00. Jesse jHewens, 9 miles east of Saline I 1 Poultry will definitely be good ; property this season. Put in that : ertra lot of chicks. We are still j hatching. Saline Hatchery. Wanted — Dead and useless stock; horses $7.50. cows $6. Call collect Tecumseh 350. Carroll Frost, Licensee for Darling & Co Especially equipped to repair auto parts and farm macninery. Welding of all kinds. Brooks Brothers wall fix it If anyone can. Phone 101. ; For Sate—A crock batter churn, j Phone 191F13. 31 ! Wanted—Wools of all kinds, j Call A. C. Miller, 195F4. 25tf refreshments were ir ir •& * tAt it "IFRCIIMT FEEDS TOR WAR TIMI MUDS "HOME OF QUALITY CHICKS" of their first free Thursday some joke or off-hand remark you, afternoon, many enjoying visits ; yourself, might have made—and with friends, a short drive with i let the community live in anxiety, the family, and others were It's all the fun they can find— "roped" into helping with the don't spoil it by getting sore! Wonder ' CNot such a good time to men- today? tion it, but have you tried buttered lima beans topped with toasted marshmallows? C,So, now we can turn to potato salad, lemonade, and sandwiches. Or do you have enough "points" to let your mind strav to steak roasts. Observer Praised By County Red Cross PHONE 65R2 BOB MORTON, Manager OH.DIM." YOU VOU. BUM TIM-TO.IFWE ~""0"r_-5__*_ 1-ME.Vmi A" Aat the store where itrai*. you hot only 6et Lambarth was the | very lovely gifts. • It referring ffl FISH—FRESH Fresh Lake Pike 40c Fresh Ocean Percli 50c Fresh Haddock 50c Fresh Pollack 41c The last S are ail meat M EAT Build your meals around the meats from the finest selection of fresh meats including Beef, Pork, Veal and Lamb. For the lunch boxes you can find just what you want right here, especially Schmid's Home Made Bologna, Frankfurts, New York Ham. Sunshine Wheat Toast Wafers 19c fZofcourst she I rsCHMlO'S.^-,^ '-' - friiiMliinTT. —■* FRESH FRUITS and PRODUCE Apples 3 pounds 29c Asparagus lb. 29c Cabbage 3 pounds 29c Carrots 2 bunches.— 19c Celery—Pascal 20c Celery—Hearts 17c Pink Grapefruit 4 for 29c Grapefruit 4 for 25c Lettuce heads 15c Leaf Lettuce lb. 28c California Oranges 50c Florida Oranges _.— 45c Parsnips 2 lbs. 15c Peppers - 10e Radishes 2 bunches 25c Green Onions 10c Temple Oranges 55c Tomatoes Ih. 31c Sunshine Hi Ho Crackers 21c time dainty served. . On Thursday evening, April 15, Mrs. Gerald Coe was hostess to a kitchen shower for Miss Lambarth. \ Fellow-workers from the steno- chores about the house, graphic office of the Ypsilanti what they'll be up to State hospital were present and CMay Day <B°y' isn't time fl also Mrs. M. G. Worden of Ypsi- in§*!) Brings memories of child- lanti. The hours were spent play- hood Maypole dances—costume? ing various games and a lovely of fairies, flowers, and nymph- buffet luncheon was served. The made of crepe pape-—blanket- tables were decorated with candles spread on tlie school lawn for and sprin°" flowers mothers to sit on while 'watchin^ Miss Wilhelmina Curns of De- the pageant—really a big dav in troit entertained ten friends in the heart of a youngster. (SIAnf honor of Miss Lambarth at a de- one school attended had a most lightful dinner party at the Dear- < thoughtful PTA—they handed out born Inn on Sunday, April IS. i free ice cream cones on the las* On all of the occasions Miss, day of school. 'Course, that's f recipient 0f bit later on, but it is an i<"*ea' I C.Saw a happy little tyke last , week, dressed in a pretty plaid Willine* Workers MppHne-skirt and hdpil« "grandpa" carry wining vvoiKeis. lVieeiinKia box of colored chicks to the _.. -T-.,.. _T : . ... ! car. C.What are Burkharts doing The Willing Workers met with to ,3^-. store anyway? ^jjMa-s. Mrs. Jessie Forsythe Thursday \ feeler and daughter Grace afternoon, April 15 The president Young, left last week to visit and vice president being absent, \ Bettyj with ^ WAACS in Tex. Mrs. Grace Holcomb acted as aSi Md another of their family, chairman for the business meet-; Kat who moved to California mg. Members voted to send Mrs. j two years &go last January. Juha Catey and Mrs. Mabel Need-^Yes ^ the boy friend has _ ham as delegates to the County d excuse for parking nowa. f,6^r^n i° b^e held _.** SaJmeidays, and from all reports are Methodist church, Saturday, May!-^^ the season (These eve. " . -., .. _ inings have been chilly). And we The treasurer Mrs Bertie Got-| hear that some of the "old folks" don, reported that the bond has are getting romantical, too. been bought. ^ I Guess it's the weather. CYoung Mrs. Julia Catey, chairmaji of, charies Gross is already making program committee, gave a brief Ians t0 d a t of m% talk on^ "International Relations,-jsumm6r vacation on the farm.] Rose Marie Richards 3 vears expressing our good neighbor pol-j ^,3 too bad to se(, so ^ j £°^r™^fl*™f ^^0rtSf icy with Canada. Mrs. Elfa Mun-!c^me" hf.rp -^^ made-ov.r intn ?. ' PP^ ^P-_k at JNortnviue. roe sravo a reading on "The First', nomeP n6fe .ems maae-oyer into Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George roe gave a reaain., on ineiJirsi. apartments. Suppose it's the only — ~-^—-- --__«—., ^^-Sli.^1111^^^-1116 <^ang!^y to accommodate the large Tr"" ° ""^ ~ sewea ®n number of workers being congre gated in this area but it does seem a shame. CNow suppose our local hairdressers will be taking a holiday, after the rushing they've had. i Don't see how they "dood" it. For Sale—House and lot at 102 South Ann Arbor St. Mrs. C. A. Jordan. Ann Arbor, April 21. The Saline Obesrever, Saline, Michigan. Dear Sir: At the meeting of the Board of Directors on April 20th, the following resolution was passed: Be It Resolved, That the Washtenaw County Chapter of the American Red Cross extend its sincere appreciation to The Saline Observer for its co-operation in the successfdl achievement of the 194)3 War Fund goal and the large oversubscription obtained. Very truly yours, J. G. Hays. Chairman, Board of Directors, Washtenaw County Chapter, American Red Cross. Vivien M. Lentkoop, Sec'y. Wanted—Someone to work land either on shares or cash rent. W. H. Barr. 30 Dead, Useless Farm Animals removed. Horses $7.50, cows 56L Prompt service, including Sundivs call 484. A.r.*n. rvor_» ch"--ks, Adrian. Mid" A<"_.nn rankicc %o ' Give your chicks a good start on Master Mix chick m:.sh 01- I Broiler mash. We can supply youi iwith all Master Mix feeds rn-i • concentrates. Morton Poultry- Farm For Sale—200 bushels oats, 1.000 bushels corn. Otto Hanson, phone 199F3. 30 For Sale—Baby buggy. Mrs. Phelps, 102 West Henry street, phone 252R. 30 Hot Shot batteries for electric fence. We have them in stock. Wiedman Auto Company. Expecting a car of certified Irish Cobbler seed potatoes. Saline Marcantile Company. For Sale—Rotary Hoe, nearly new. No purchase certificate required. Wiedman Auto Co. Happy Birthday! T FREE DELIVERY DAILY Kai Chek." Members shirts for soldiers. 26 members and guests present. The guests were Mrs. Blanche Gauntiett of Milan, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Faust of Saline township. Supper was served by the) £s0mebody"made 1. nnTteke to hostess, after which the meeting, ^j a hone number of a house adjourned to meet with Mrs j to r^t (in Jackson) and the ^c- Hazel Scudder for the May meet-; tim ssd& ghe ha(J nearly g- caJls ing. Council Proceedings Council meeting hel^ *n fbf Council rooms on Monday evening, April 12th, 19S43. Clerk called the roll. Mayor Gross "n the /•^-i- Councilmen present: Lambarth, Haarer, Sugden and Alber. Clerk read the minutes of t>-p vious meeting and thev stood no- proved as read Clerk read the hills for the month totaling $1529.81. Motion by Alber, supported by Sugden, that the bills be allowed and orders drawn for the same. Motion carried. Motion bv Haarer, supported by Sugden that we adjourn. We are adiourned. ALWIN GROSS. Mavor. LOTTIE WALLACE, Clerk. on Saturday. So when the calls continued coming in Sunday she tired of explaining and just told the inquirers the house was rented. <_Bought some green bananas last week, and at this writing theyre still unedible. CThought £H?^1S?PK£ to -i-^^...^^.3^.^ be taken to the dump—but he F. Richards, Ypsilanti. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank each and everyone of you, who in any way assisted us in our sad bereavement in the death of our brother. We especially wish to thank Rev. H. L. Engle for his comforting words, also the singers. Mrs. Albert Hoeft, Mr. George Jedele, Mrs. Fred Hack, Mrs. Melita Hertler, Mrs. John Hack, Mrs. Otto Hack. For Sale—Duroc boars and gilts. Gilts due in August. Dan Hertler & Son, phone 184F21. Farmers, attention. Please order New Idea and Oliver repairs now. Wiedman Auto Co., Saline. Order your baby chicks for May while there are ope' _*pt" on White Leghorn. Barre-"* Rocks md Whitfe Rocks. Hours R a. m. to 6 p. m. Morton Foultr*. Farm, phone 65R2. Grow j'our broilers faster with Semi-Solid Chick Emulsion Buttermilk. Get higher egg production on E. Emulsion Buttermilk. We have a fresh supply on hand, drum or barrels. Morton Poultry Farm. Wanted—People in this vicinity fates, etc., will confer a favor by who have any legal printing required in the settlement of es- haying it sent to this newspapen. The rates are universal in such matters and to have your notices appear in this paper it is only necessarv to ask the Probate Jn dare to ..end them to The Saline Observer. Wanted—Farms 40 to 200 acres. Have buyers waiting. George L. Robins, 51 N. Huron St., Ypsilanti, Mich. Phone 942-W. 37 Wanted—To buy sewing machines and vacuum cleaners. Will pay best cash price. Singer Store, 51 N. Huron St. Ypsilanti, phone 942-W. 37 For Sale—One iMcOormick-Deer- ing electric cream separator, 750 lbs. capacity; 1 Frigidaire, 10 cubic feet, in good condition. W. L. Rundel, phone 166F2. 30 CARD OF THANKS We thank our friends, relatives Cancer occurs in both sexes, at all ages, and in all races and social classes. warned not to try, for he hadn't emptied out the last load yet "What a man! CRemjnding us of a return from Canada through Detroit when we were asked to open our trunk for inspection, and having no key—and it beng a new car—were certainly relieved when the officers let us go. For we1 ings and other kindness extended us upon the death of our father. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Westphal and family, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Westphal and family, A check-up on the whereabouts of 1,602 rural young men in an Ohio county showed that about 40 une omoers xet _u=, 5- j w. w= Cent were in the armed serv- didn't have any idea what might f - " , h . mn . have been in that trunk either. CSincerely hope youngsters were not too disappointed with what the Easter Bunny delivered this year. With little or nothing to ices and 32 per cent had moved to nearby industrial centers. Eyes Examined Dr. Frank Gilford, Toledo iQptQme- choose from—and the price of a trist, in branch office, Milan Hotel ransom fixed on what is available | every Saturday 2:30 to 9;4S P. —it's as bad, or worse, as being M. Glasses fitted. We have a good supply of poultry equipment—nests, electric feeders and fountans. Fill your needs before too late. Saline Hatchery. April showers bring May Flowers, but the best "flour" of all is Hayden's "1900", Enriched. Ask your grdcer today, or Saline Mercantile Co. My ice house will be open until 9 o'clock in the morning: in evening after 6, for five days. Sat- day, from. 12 noon on; Sunday morning until noon and Sunday evening after 6. Aaron Wiedmayer. 33 -FLAGS- All Sizes — All Fabrics Price Range to Fit All Purse, UAV 624 So. Main St. -T \_/__V Ann Arbor, Mida. AN ESSENTIAL WAR INDUSTRY NEEDS HELP TO "KEEP 'EM ROLLING" Brakemen Switchtenders Telegraph Operators Yard Clerka Apply Sunerintendent's Office, NYCRR, Jackson, Mich. Amplications from those now employed in war industries will not be considered. SalineTheatre Friday and Saturday JIMMY LYNDON in Henry Aldrich, Editor —ALSO— DONALD BARRY in Traiter Within Sun., Mon., and Tnes. Ma.inee Sunday, 3 p. m. Marlene Dietrich, Randolph Scott and John Wayne in PITTSBUGH Wednesday and Thursday Edw. Arnold-Fay Bainter in The War Against Mrs. Hadley
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|1943-04-29; Saline Observer
|LeBaron & Nissly
|An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published.
|Saline (Mich.) - Newspapers; Washtenaw County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
|This material is in the public domain.
|1943-04-29; Saline Observer
|LeBaron & Nissly
|An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published.
|Saline (Mich.) - Newspapers; Washtenaw County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
|This material is in the public domain.
n.:i_3____l 30
Wedding Recently
Event Took Place
At Xshpeming On
Sunday, April 18.
Saline Savings
The ©ne Story Bank ©n the Gomer
Miss Marion Johnson, daughter
of J. George Johnson, Ishpeming,
Michigan, became the bride of
Lt. Paul L. Rogers, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Rogers, Saline,
Mich., at a ceremony performed
at the bride's home Sunday afternoon, April 18, at 4:30.
Th vows were spoken before a
flower-trimmed fireplace in the
living room, the Rev. Elmer P.
Geiser, pastor of the Presbyterian
church officiating.
The couple were attended by'
Virginia Johnson, sister of the j
bride, and Ernest Fostveit of Ish- '
peming. j
The bride chose aqua silk for'
her gown, with black accessories i
and a corsage of yellow tea roses. ■
Her bridesmaid wore blue gabardine and rose accessories.
Following the ceremony a buffet j
luncheon was served to members'
of the immediate families. The"
table was centered with a three-
tiered wedding cake and the mantel and buffet were decorated with ,,_, n. _..
spring bouquets. i |(]gV JjSyi »'"
The bride is a graduate of Ish-; ■»
peming High school and Cleary
College, Ypsilanti. For some years •
she was employed in the National -
Bank of Ypsilanti, and for the
last six months in the Miners
First National Bank in Ishpeming.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Saline High school and receiv-1
ed his degree from Cleary Col-1
lege. He was employed in the


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Dooba Dooba - Silk Route Cover
Lyrics & Chords
Album : Silk Route – Boondein
Song : Dooba Dooba Rehta Hoon
Original Singers: Mohit Chauhan
Sung By : Vishal
Should I really introduce the song ? ;) Along with "Boondein", this is one of the best IndiPop song that has come out in the last decade or so.
Everything about this song is beautiful ….the lyrics, the sound, the tune and ah that underwater video :) ….It was such a craze back in college days ! Every desi guitarist must have played it at least once ;) …It is like Indian version of "Hotel California" …lol …
Well here is my attempt …Hope you like it :).
Krishnan N v ( nvk ) said
Wow….For a moment I thought it was the original… Too good, Vishal….Keep it up.
ENVEEK- In my "Second Innings"
Sudhathee Sriram said
Hi Vishal….Great style….nice expressions…very well sung….i think the mixing was just perfect….beautiful:)
Rajat Kandulna said
very good job done… vishal…. keep it up… keep singing, keep rocking……
Tara Balakrishnan said
Haven't heard to the original. enjoyed ur singing very much…
Shiva prakash said
Nice job Vishal …. really smooth
Meera Manohar said
That was very very well done Vishal!
Hearing this song in its entirety for the first time :)
A few of my latest posts:
Yamuna Veruthey
Smitha Passanha said
Enjoyed this one a lot Vishal! Very well sung!
- Smitha
Do listen to Zara Haule Haule and Teri Bindiya Re
Akshat Sharma said
wow man……superb singing….i like ur voice….
it suits the song……
can u plz provide me the karaoke of maula mere from anwar….i m in urgent need of that karaoke….
actually i have to sing that song in one competition on saturday….i 'll be grateful to u….thanx….keep singing……
my mail id is….- firstname.lastname@example.com
Shomna Wadhawan said
really nice!!!
Rafiq Ansari said
wow vishal u r become my star……
Santosh Kumari said
hi i m a new listener n i liked this site very much, i got bored of listening to original versions n here ppl r really talented n on par with real singers. specially i liked vishal n krishnan nvk sirs voice over here. i keep listening to them. coming to dooba dooba song of vishal ji i go dooba dooba with his voice. and is unique.
Aarushi Kumar said
hey….ur sooo good
y don't u try in INDIAN IDOL
Gaurav Srivastava said
it's very power full beat site i like it….
Jigar said
thank u vishal 4 this wonderful song…dooba dooba rehtahu-mohit chuhan.
Sohail Khan said
im so glad when im play this on guitar!
Varun said
dude……really nice sung…….n1 ree……awsm song with awsm lyrics with awsm voice… :)
Izyan said
it is really very good singing
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SCV Fishing Report February 14th: Local Lakes And Saltwater Report
It's time for Halibut Hal's local lakes and also saltwater fishing reports:
Freshwater Report:
1) Castaic Lake....Striped bass fishing slowed way down. A few catfish are biting near the Buoy Line along with a stray striped bass. Bass fishing is quiet along with bluegill, etc.
2) Pyramid Lake....Fair to good trout fishing since last weeks trout plant. The best place to try is the Marina area. The Marina and Inlet areas are also still holding some 1-5 pound striped bass. Everything else is pretty darn slow.
3) Lake Piru....Nothing has changed since last week....more of the same! Very slow for everything except for a few flurries of bass in the deeper water. Very few anglers here.
4) Lake Cachuma....Cooler water has slowed down the bass bite. Try the deeper 25 - 40 foot depth. Fair to good trout action while trolling. The best trolling areas are Cachuma Bay, Santa Cruz Point and the Dam. Slow for all other species.
Saltwater Report:
Landings from Long Beach to MarinaDelRey:
Live squid and sardines were in the bait recievers this past weekend.. The sculpin, sand bass, and calico bass fishing was very good, with many limits or near limits when the weather permitted. There's still plenty of sanddabs for anglers that wish to target them. Several halibut continue to be taken for a few lucky anglers.
Oxnard/Ventura Landings:
S L O W fishin. Very few anglers and few trips. All the sanddabs you want plus some crabs, as well. These landings will be very busy come March 1st when it will be "legal" to capture ling cod and rockfish once again.
....and that ends this weeks fishing report. This is Halibut Hal reporting for your Hometown Station, KHTS 1220AM.