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NEW YORK The Commerce Departments International Trade Administration (ITA) has initiated an anti-dumping duty investigation on steel threaded rod from India and Thailand and a countervailing duty investigation on the same product from India.The petitionersDenver-based All America Threaded Products Inc., Brentwood, Calif.-based Bay Standard Manufacturing Inc. and Pelham, Ala.-based Vulcan Threaded Products Inc.have alleged dumping margins range from 17.93 to 119.87 percent for Indian material and 63.16 to 74.90 percent for Thai product.The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) is scheduled to make a preliminary injury decision by Aug. 12.
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Gov. Jerry Brown released a new budget Thursday that would slash health and welfare programs for the poor and ask voters to pump nearly $5 billion back into education through higher taxes.
Brown framed his $92.6 billion spending plan as an either-or decision dependent on his $6.9 billion initiative to increase taxes on sales and the state's high earners.
If voters approve his taxes, he suggested, the state could begin paying down years of debt and reverse recession-era cuts to K-12 schools, which have stuffed more students into classrooms and shortened the instructional calendar to save funds.
"With the tax program, we will eliminate the budget deficit finally, after years of kicking the can down the road," Brown said.
If voters reject his plan, schools may have to cut deeper and prolong a patchwork of borrowing to maintain operations.
For K-12 schools and community colleges, the tax measure would provide nearly $4.8 billion more than they received this fiscal year, roughly a 10 percent increase. Department of Finance Director Ana Matosantos suggested losing that money if voters reject taxes would be "equivalent to" cutting three weeks of school, though education experts believe such drastic measures would be unnecessary.
If the taxes fail, the governor proposed $200 million cuts each to the University of California and California State University systems, which have relied on substantial tuition hikes to offset state reductions in recent years.
Brown also suggested eye-opening ideas such as eliminating lifeguards at state beaches and cutting 1 in 5 state park rangers. Each of those cuts would save $1 million, a relatively small amount in a $92.6 billion general fund.
"This budget proposal is the largest ransom note in California political history," said Dan Schnur, director of the Jesse Unruh Institute of Politics at the University of Southern California and a former GOP strategist. "Brown is essentially telling voters to either support his initiative or there's going to be three fewer weeks of school next year.
"There's no guarantee of success, but this is probably the most politically viable course he could take to build support for the initiative."
Brown waved off suggestions that his plan was designed to curry favor among voters for his tax proposal. He suggested it was merely an arithmetic exercise.
"These numbers emanate from the bowels of the Finance Department bureaucracy, and as those emanations flow into the Governor's Office, then I get them," he said.
The Democratic governor scrambled Thursday to unveil his budget plan five days early after it was inadvertently posted on his Department of Finance website.
Even without his higher taxes through 2016, Brown described an improving fiscal landscape as the recovering economy provides more tax dollars and the state maintains cuts to higher education, health care and social services.
The Department of Finance estimated that the state faces a $9.2 billion deficit over the next 18 months, substantially less than the $26 billion gap he described last January and smaller than the $12.8 billion gap the nonpartisan Legislative Analyst's Office forecast in November.
Republicans criticized Brown for his tax hike plan, noting that the state deficit is already shrinking on its own as the economy recovers and tax revenues increase. Without higher taxes, Brown estimates the structural deficit would shrink to $1.9 billion in 2015-16, though that would mean continued borrowing and recession-level funding for public programs.
With or without the taxes, Brown asked lawmakers for $4.2 billion in cuts, including $946 million to welfare-to-work and $447 million to subsidized child care.
The welfare cut would save money in part by eliminating grants for parents who don't meet federal work requirements after 24 months, compared with 48 months now. The governor also called for a $71 family reduction from $463 to $392 in average monthly grants to children whose parents are no longer eligible for welfare-to-work.
Frank Mecca, executive director of the California Welfare Directors Association, said welfare recipients are struggling to find jobs in an economy with high unemployment.
"Twenty-four months isn't enough time, and there aren't enough jobs," Mecca said. "I mean, if we thought people could do it, we wouldn't be saving a billion dollars."
Brown also proposed saving $679 million by shifting 800,000 residents eligible for both Medi-Cal and Medicare into managed care medical plans. They currently rely on "fee-for-service" plans that give them more control over their medical providers.
Anthony Wright of Health Access California warned that the proposal affects patients with significant disabilities. He suggested the Brown plan would constrain their ability to see specialists necessary to treat their conditions.
Brown wants the Legislature to enact most of his budget cuts by March because it takes at least three months to install them.
But Democratic leaders have dismissed his call for early action. Given the trend of growing revenue, they do not want to make cuts now, only to find out that more money rolls in this spring when income taxes are paid.
"Why would we make cuts that are going to harm people and harm the economy in March when in fact in May there's a probability that the deficit number is going to be less?" said Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg, D-Sacramento.
The school funding piece is the most convoluted, as usual in state budgeting.
If voters approve his tax measure, K-12 schools and community colleges would receive nearly $4.8 billion more than they do in the current fiscal year, for a total of $52.5 billion in state and local tax revenues.
Even without taxes, schools are owed about $2.4 billion more this year because of growth in state revenue and past promises made by state leaders. If the taxes fail, Brown proposes erasing that $2.4 billion for classrooms through an accounting maneuver that counts school bond debt payments toward what the state owes education. Two education lobbyists said that would be legally questionable.
It would leave K-12 districts with roughly the same amount they get this school year. But school advocates say they would have to borrow more money to keep programs at their current bare-bones level because of how the state delayed past payments.
Districts also face growing labor costs each year, while they have already cut school days, laid off teachers, delayed building maintenance and eliminated art and music programs to make ends meet.
The California State Association of Counties board voted today to drop a competing ballot initiative that would have asked voters to protect about $6 billion in annual state funding. The state sent counties a host of responsibilities last year, most notably incarcerating lower-level offenders. Brown's tax proposal would protect that money, and he asked them to step aside to avoid confusing voters.
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The Real Housewives of New York have settled their contracts with Bravo, but apparently, they're still unhappy with their salaries. (Not so unhappy that they turned down the offer, but still, unhappy.) According to Perez Hilton, the RHONY ladies are required to film five months out of the year, and when it's a shooting day, they must be filmed for one to three hours in the morning, then again for another three or four hours in the evening.
Their complaint? The salary doesn't match the demands. It's a full-time job, they allege, and they're being underpaid for their work.
Again, not so underpaid that they'd walk away from the offer, but still, "underpaid."
For the record, Ramona Singer and LuAnn DeLesseps make $500,000, Sonja Morgan gets $350,000, and Aviva, Heather, and Carole make $150,000 a season.
Here's the kicker. The source is saying that some of the 'wives are actually losing money by being on the show. Apparently, they're spending a lot of cash on fresh flowers for their homes, cleaning services, personal hair and makeup teams, nice clothes for themselves and their families ... the whole thing.
I can see where they're coming from ... if my life was going to be on TV, I'd want to make sure that I looked my best and that my home was picture perfect. Buuuut, I wouldn't outspend what I earned because that's just insane. For businesswomen, it's surprising that making a net profit from the show isn't a priority.
Who knows how much money Bravo makes off of the RHONY, and while I think fair pay is very important, I do think that the ladies need to take a step down from their ivory towers and realize how good they have it.
If their biggest complaint is the cost of gorgeous flowers for their multimillion-dollar homes, they might need a reality check.
What do you think?
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They don't need fresh cut flowers or hair and makeup teams. How about being real?
If it was really costing them money to be on the show you'd think they'd find another line of employment.
I'm sorry but Ladies I'm a Military Wife and to read about your little quips about under paid is Laughable. My husband works around the clock on a ship in the middle of only god knows where and his pay doesn't even come close to the lowest paid housewife so STOP THE WHINING.
Maybe you can stop use Kim's show we do not like her at all. so stop the show so we can wacth new york' house wife!
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Learning Cinema 4D
El teatro, Bart's Club, Barcelona with Keep Real Birds meets Rebirth, exclusive OFF sónar party.
'Nostalgia' Black fine liner 0.4 and posca.
A collage of my work with keepreal at Cabaret Session, Bart's Club with @Phonicarecords, Barcelona.
Screenshots of manual work in Modul8 taken from Keep Real Birds vs Phonica Records, @ Bart's Club, Barcelona. 25th April 2014.
NEW TOWN: Phonica Records vs KRB
With live visuals from vjayl at Bart's Club, Barcelona
Beach, Tapas, Wigs and Rock and Roll
Photos courtesy of Louise Michel Jackson
Idea original, dramaturgia, dirección y bailarinas: Raquel Gualtero and Louise Michel Jackson Visuales: VJ AYL
"Young girls go laughing past on the road
No one pays attention to the old
But at least we know justice will be served
In the end everyone gets their turn."
"Young girls go laughing past on the road
No one pays attention to the old
But at least we know justice will be served
In the end everyone gets their turn."
18 & 19th April 2014 at Zarko, Barcelona in association with Microcultura
Painting with my hands… limitations lead to creativity. Limit yourself.
The story of how a kidney infection saved my career.
Finer liner, sketchbook work. 23rd March, 2014.
'Calavera' (Skull) gif, created by Fabio Rose
Ilustratiion by vjayl
IT'S A MUST: Do we have to work? What will we remember when we are old? Is everything we grow up to believe wrong?
A late-night collage contemplating the meaning of life and considering rebellion.
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Ford Motor Company is a publicly traded company with a catch: the Ford family permanently holds 40% of the company's voting shares. That means the Ford family has an awful lot of pull, and if someone carrying the family name wants a job, there's a 100% chance they're going to get one.
The latest Ford family member to take a place at the company built by his great grandfather is Henry Ford III. The 29-year-old son of Edsel Ford is fresh off a summer internship at Galpin Ford, where he told AutoWeek that he sold five Fords and a Volvo. He is also getting his MBA at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a.k.a. MIT, and he's getting ready to join the Ford team back in Dearborn. Henry III has been working at the company with his name on the door for some time, having already participated in the all-important labor contract negotiations in 2006 and 2007. He also worked as a junior high school math and English teacher, so his background is rather diverse.
While it's tough to argue that the Ford name hasn't helped Henry III tremendously (he did, after all, reportedly meet with then-CEO Bill Ford and other Ford execs in 2006 to discuss which job he'd receive), the newest Henry does appear to have his head on straight. Does he have a family right to one day run the company? We hope any promotions will come with actual accomplishments, but it may ultimately be too hard to ignore someone named Henry Ford.
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Cornmeal-Fennel Cookies
Leigh Beisch
Cornmeal gives these tender cookies a pleasing texture and slightly nutty taste. Prep and Cook Time: 30 minutes, plus at least 2 hours chilling time. Notes: Lightly grind fennel seeds with a mortar and pestle or spice grinder.
Yield: Makes 2 1/2 to 3 dozen cookies
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 78
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Protein: 1g
- Fat: 3g
- Saturated fat: 1.8g
- Carbohydrate: 12g
- Fiber: 0.2g
- Sodium: 70mg
- Cholesterol: 14mg
- 1/2 cup butter, at room temperature
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon fennel seeds, coarsely ground
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 egg
- 1 3/4 cups flour, sifted
- 3 tablespoons fine yellow cornmeal
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1. In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add fennel seeds and salt. Add egg and beat to combine.
- 2. In a small bowl, stir together flour, cornmeal, and baking powder. Add these dry ingredients to butter mixture in 3 batches, mixing after each addition. Shape dough into a log, wrap in plastic wrap, and refrigerate at least 2 hours and up to 1 day.
- 3. Preheat oven to 375°. Break off small bits of dough and roll into balls about 1 1/2 in. wide. Arrange on parchment-lined baking sheets. Gently flatten each cookie using the bottom of a water glass (dip the glass in water to prevent sticking). Bake cookies for 8 minutes, or until golden brown and puffed. Transfer cookies to cooling racks.
- Note: Nutritional analysis is per cookie.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Low Cholesterol, Low Fat, Low Sodium
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Christmas, Birthdays/Anniversaries
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5 Ways to Develop a Social Media Strategy
Are you struggling to make social media work for you?
Do you have the right social media strategy for your business?
The challenge of social media is that it's constantly changing.
In this article I'll share five ways to adapt social media for your business.
#1: Do a Social Media Audit
To determine what is and isn't working in your social media strategy, go over the analytics for your posts.
Review your posts over the last three months, six months or year. See which posts got the most traffic, as well as the most shares and other engagement. Adjust your strategy accordingly.
15 Resources to Create Images for Social Media
Do you post images on social media?
Would you like to create attractive images to share?
When creating images for social media, quality makes a difference.
In this article we'll share tools and resources to create professional and engaging social media images that you can use on multiple platforms.
Why Create Images for Social Media?
In this visual-centric world, it's more important than ever to create high-quality sharable images.
Getting Visual With Your Content: 10 Effective Ways to Use Images: In this infographic from Fresh Take on Content, Lane Jones visually suggests different ways you can use images in your social media. Share product pics, recipes, team photos, location, checklists and more. "It's amazing how by just taking ordinary words… and putting them on a background makes the difference between a post that barely gets noticed and one that gets liked, shared, retweeted or reposted," she says.
16 Resources to Generate Leads With Social Media
Do you want to get more business through social media?
Are you looking for new ways to generate leads?
As marketers and business owners, you're constantly looking for potential customers.
In this article you'll find 16 resources to help you generate leads with social media.
How to Generate Leads
Before you boost your social media lead generation, it's essential to make sure you've established yourself as an authority in your field through your website, blog and enewsletter, as well as your business practices.
These points of contact are incredibly useful for generating leads, and at the very least, are perfect for maintaining contact with your readers, subscribers and customers.
10 Ways to Turn Your Blog Into a Lead-Generation Machine: This "10-step prescription to increase your visibility and attract more qualified folks to your site" by Ann Handley on Entrepreneur is a matter-of-fact way to look at your blog strategy through the lens of lead gen.
12 Resources to Improve Your LinkedIn Profile
Want to get noticed on LinkedIn?
Do you have a LinkedIn profile, but want to improve it so you can get better exposure?
Over the years, LinkedIn has evolved to include several elements that improve their users' experience.
If you want to use these elements to create a stronger LinkedIn presence, you've come to the right place.
In this article I'll share expert tips and resources that will help you create a killer LinkedIn profile that gets noticed.
Why Improve Your LinkedIn Profile?
Whether you use your LinkedIn profile to generate leads, be searchable or maintain your expert status, you should have a profile that reflects who you are.
You need a multitude of items to make your professional profile stand out. A professional photo should be a no-brainer. Also, use your full name and fill in as much of your experience as you can.
How to Measure Social Media ROI
Do you spend hours on your social media outreach and have no idea if it's successful?
Are your clients constantly clamoring for social proof?
If you haven't already done so, you need to find a strategy to measure your social media return on investment (ROI).
In this article I'll share tools and tips to measure the ROI of your social media efforts.
Why Measure Your ROI?
ROI is proof that your marketing efforts are working. Clients and supervisors need to know if you're successful… and you do too!
This is important for social media companies, consultants and in-house staff.
The main challenge in measuring ROI is keeping up with changes in algorithms, implementing the new tools that hit the marketplace and proving to your clients that they're getting the most out of their investment in you.
Here are five steps for your ROI measurement strategy.
#1: Set Social Media Goals
ROI can be measured in a variety of ways: through customer acquisition, lead generation, clicks, revenue, contest entries, etc. It all depends on your goals. Before you can track and measure your ROI, you need to determine your goals so you know which factors you're measuring and what success looks like.
Top 5 Metrics for Auditing Your Social Media Marketing ROI: Beyond revenue, participating in social media has many "beneficial business applications, such as facilitating customer service and boosting public relations."
Reach, traffic, leads, customers and conversion rate are the metrics Pamela Vaughan on HubSpot suggests you consider to determine social media marketing success.
Getting Started With Blogging: 16 Resources to Boost Your Blog
Are you a business owner or professional with something to say?
Do you want to be considered an expert in your field?
Whether you are a marketing pro, business owner or professional, a blog could significantly boost your career or business.
In this article you'll find all of the tips and resources you'll need for getting started with blogging.
#1: Create Your Blog
There are a variety of blogging platforms; however, the only real option for a business blogger is WordPress. You want something that looks and feels professional, because your blog should be a reflection of your brand, mission and business. And these days, some business owners even opt out of a traditional website altogether in favor of a company blog.
If you haven't already done so, you'll want to register a domain and decide on hosting for your blog. Those who already have a company website may just need to add a blog. WordPress is easy to use and the site will basically walk you through the process. Sign up, choose your theme and you're ready to go.
How to Choose a Domain Name: Although it's likely you'll use your name or the name of your company as your domain, there are other options. This post from Amy Lynn Andrews offers no-nonsense tips for naming your blog.


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Happy New Year…For The Real Estate Market?
As New Hampshire hosts its first in the nation Presidential Primary this month, we are all reminded that every four years presidential elections bring with them optimism, regardless of your party affiliation. The real estate market is hoping to ride that wave as it has been a lack of optimism which has shackled the real estate industry in the last few years. There is no doubt that we are starting to see a rise in consumer confidence as unemployment rates are continuing to trend downward; mortgage interest rates are remaining at near record lows; the amount of home sales nationally has increased 11% over the last year; and home prices have declined 4%. These national trends have positively impacted the Consumer Confidence Index which rose 17% from November to December 2011 with every indication that the trend will continue into 2012. The time has come for the real estate tide to rise, and with it the rest of the nation's economy. If that's not a reason to be optimistic, I don't know what is!
Here at Loon Mountain Real Estate Company, we have been impacted directly by this spike in consumer confidence with an increase in the amount of inquiries we've been receiving, offers we've been writing, and sales we've been closing. Loon Mountain Real Estate Company increased it's market share in the Lincoln-Woodstock area substantially over the last quarter of 2011 and expects to continue this trend into 2012. With an increased "on-mountain" presence; including newly created Loon TV advertisements running daily; shuttle bus signage; and dining area table tent promotions; Loon Mountain Real Estate Company is sending the message that it is the best located and most experienced real estate company to handle Loon area property. Complementing our "on-mountain" presence is our commitment to advertising and promotion in the Lincoln-Woodstock community. You will find our display ads at the Lincoln Cinema and White Mountain Attractions building, as well as flyer distribution in local restaurants and visitor centers, supported by our large display ads in the Littleton Courier and Valley Fun newspapers.
Loon Mountain Real Estate Company is investing in optimism as we finally see the signs of a real estate and economic recovery. We hope that you will choose to invest along with us here in the Loon area. Happy New Year…to you and to the real estate market!


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My thanks to The Kenosha Kid for this link regarding the BPI issuing their 50millionth take down request to Youtube.
Pat On Podcastic
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Pat Mastelotto talks about how he got started in music and his work in Stick Men, Mister Mister and King Crimson in this podcast.
Anxiety! Danger! Suspense!
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Those are some of the descriptions of Jeff Fayman's library of trailer music. My thanks to Owen for sending in this link to the tracks featuring a certain Bobby Willcox on geetar!
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Markus Reuter has been talking about his work in Stick Men, Crimson ProjeKCt and Ian Boddy. You can read all about it here.
Under The Influence...
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Its always interesting to learn of New Standard Tuning in non-traditional settings. Bay area band, Rocket Moth have employed NST on parts of their debut album, Mesolow. Hannah Stobbart, British singer with the group said Were big Crimson fans...Our music doesnt claim to be progressive exactly but there is a conscious Fripp connection - the Guitar Craft standard tuning features on several of our tracks. I might be wrong, but I imagine that this represents a relatively rare usage of that tuning within a broadly Pop setting (and without any connection whatever to Guitar Craft/Circle etc). Funnily enough, one of the tracks in question has an almost country lilt to it! My other Fripp connection is that Im owned by house rabbits
UMG Settlement Agreed
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A message from Robert Fripp: "We were notified at 10:09am today that signed copies of the mutually agreed Settlement with UMG had been received by our legal representatives."
Road To Red Reviewed
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The Road To Red gets a very favourable review in the latest edition of Goldmine.
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John Wetton is fundraising for Movember and you too can help with the cause by sponsoring his facial growth. Check out John's Movember page here.
Mister Stormy's Monday Selection
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Mister Stormy has been rummaging around the shelves in DGM HQ and found a portion of Potato Pie (previously known as Crimson Blue) from 2002.
Happy Birthday Greg!
:: Posted by Sid Smith on Sun., Nov 10, 2013
Greg Lake celebrates his 66th birthday today. The Crimson co-founder is currently working on his autobiography which he talks about in this interview.
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November 22, 2006
Albany -- An Albany man is recovering from head injuries, after his bicycle collided with a car Tuesday night.
42 year old David Mason is listed in good condition at an Albany hospital, after he suffered serious head trauma in the crash.
It happened about 6:30 at the intersection of Pearce Avenue and South Mock Road. Police say Mason was on the wrong side of the road when he crashed into the front of Janet Fliggins Mazda. Mason flew into the windshield, shattering it.
Fliggins said she never saw the bicyclist in the dark, until the collision. She and her daughter were shook up, but not injured in the crash.
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Stop-motion, felt and Spike Jonze all have a special place
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I actually watched the last 45 minutes of this movie in fast forward. And I didnt miss anything! This movie could have been 20 minutes long and still accomplished what it did. Almost nothing. I dont mind a slower movie, but the pace in this one was excruciatingly slow. I dont remember the last time I was so bored, and in hindsight I wonder why I even finished the movie at all. Even in fast forward. This review may seem harsh, but I feel this movie is a waste of money, but more important, TIME. Dont waste your time on this one. Watching paint dry would be less mind-numbing.
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When I first saw the trailer for Last Days I could only sum it up by one word, Excitement! I love Kurt Cobain and have always been a huge Nirvana fan. I immediatly researched who was directing the film as I judge a lot of movies by the director, not necessarily the actors. When I saw the name Gus Van Sant as well as a snipet that it was modeled after Gerry and Elephant my excitement came to an abrupt halt. I actually rented Gerry a long time ago and found it a chore to sit through. I wouldnt even really call it a movie nor would I know what to call it. All I remember of the film was two guys walking around in a dessert with almost no dialogue between them. It was then that I realized Last Days would be the same type of film. Kurt er Blake, would be walking around his mansion, mubling, doing absolutely nothing. As it turned out that is exactly what the movie portrayed. The Kurt character played by Michael Pitt, walked around his house, around his back yard, watched TV, ate Chocolate Coco Puffs along with Mac Cheese, passed out here and there, and then finally died. Gus Van Sant is really into making films about absolutely nothing. Granted they are realistic, but nobody wants to watch somebody walking around a house for 98 minutes. I cant believe this is the same guy who directed Good Will Hunting. Gus, you need to wake up man! If by some chance you read this, Im begging you to snap out of it! Please! Your a talented director who could of made a real movie about Kurt Cobain vs. Last Days. I really hope someday, somebody will direct a REAL movie abour Kurt with a REAL story driving the picture. The worst part is Michael Pitt would have been a great actor to play Kurt in a REAL movie. I know a lot of you out there will rent Last Days just because your Nirvana fans. Trust me...its just not worth it. -Z
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So how much conversation has there been among the Hawks regarding the rumors swirling around Woody's future with the team?
"That's the first I've heard about it when you told me," Al said today at shootaround.
In addition to illustrating the often-insular world players occupy, the lack of buzz on the team about Woody's status demonstrates that the familiar postures haven't changed.
Rick Sund still is not going to do address Woody's deal until after the season and there's no guarantee an offer (even a "low-ball" one as described in the Yahoo! report) is forthcoming. ASG's Michael Gearon Jr has suggested the Hawks' postseason will have a bearing on that decision and others. Woody isn't happy the Hawks haven't started contract talks and has said so (though he also says he wants to return). The Hawks believe the lack of an extension hasn't hurt Woody's ability to coach the team.
The news to come out of the Yahoo! report is that there could be another job out there for Woody if he doesn't return and the team's willingness to sell their first-round draft pick for $3 million to raise money to re-sign J.J.. (That everything seems to be Joe-driven is causing great consternation for hawksdawgs at Peachtree Hoops.)
Meanwhile, the Hawks have a playoff series to finish. Asked about the Hawks' confidence in coming back to Philips Arena, where they've won 14 in a row, Al said it "feels good to be back home" but then couldn't help also talking about the Hawks' troubles on the road.
"If we had the same swag that we have at home like we have on the road, we'd be a tough team," he said. "But first we have to handle this game tonight. We are happy to come back here."
– For all the consternation about the Hawks' inability to win road playoff games (and I know most of that is because of what it would mean for the next round) this Milwaukee Journal Sentinel headline summed up Milwaukee's issues: Bucks must win at least once in Atlanta to advance.
Forget for a minute that four games into the series, the Bucks are talking about what it will take to advance instead of how they can avoid elimination. The Hawks desperately need to win. The way they did that in Games 1 and 2 was by slowing Brandon Jennings and hammering the Bucks with Smoove and Al. Look for Milwaukee to use a similar approach against those two tonight:
The Bucks worked hard to frustrate Hawks center Al Horford and forward Josh Smith in Milwaukee, after those players were dominant in the first two games. Bucks forward Luc Richard Mbah a Moute defended Smith in Games 3 and 4 after primarily guarding Hawks guard Joe Johnson in Atlanta, and veteran center Kurt Thomas drew the assignment defending Horford.
And the Bucks have relied on help defense, with Jennings and other guards digging down on the ball when the Hawks' big men begin to make their move in the paint. That did free up Atlanta's perimeter players in Game 4, and the Hawks hit 10 of 19 three-pointers, led by Mike Bibby, who sank 5 of 7 attempts.
Smith still had 20 points and nine rebounds in 40 minutes in Game 4, but he wasn't getting easy dunks off lob passes the way he did earlier in the series.
"He had a good game, and he scores in a variety of ways," Bucks coach Scott Skiles said of the 6-foot-9 Smith, who was booed loudly by the Bradley Center crowd. "We've just got to keep him in front of us, try to make him take contested jump shots, try to keep him off the boards.
"We need to keep him from running out in transition, keep him from getting lobs after timeouts. We did that in both home games. Those are areas where at least we can have a little say-so in what he's doing."
– Woody has said he uses the switching defense to "hide" weak defenders. Brett LaGree, writing at Hoopinion, agrees but says switching also can make things harder for those weak defenders and the good ones:
It is hard to play good team defense without good defensive players.
Mike Bibby is a poor defender. Jamal Crawford is a terrible defender. Joe Johnson has amply demonstrated he cannot keep Brandon Jennings in front of him. Nor can Johnson fight through a Kurt Thomas screen. It's no surprise that Mike Woodson has tried to address* these limitations. His singular method of address, to switch every screen, has pushed Josh Smith too often to the perimeter, exposing his primary defensive weakness (lateral movement) while simultaneously negating** his overwhelming strength (help defense).
*We'll ignore, for the purposes of this discussion, how self-inflicted some of these limitations are.
**This is essentially what Orlando's stretch 4 does to Smith when the Hawks play, and, typically, lose to the Magic.
April 28th, 2010
12:51 pm
We better thump them tonight.
April 28th, 2010
12:58 pm
I expect a huge Hawks win tonight. Not because I think they've learned anything from Gms 3 & 4 or b/c a loss by the Hawks put them on the brink of elimination. I believe they win simply b/c they're at home. I assume this series goes 7 simply because it can and because the Hawks lack the intenstinal fortitude to get it done on the road.
-REEgal Roe!!!
April 28th, 2010
1:00 pm
I do not agree that Joe has not been able to keep Jennings in front of him. Joe really has not guarded Jennings that often, for one thing. And, in Game 2, Joe locked Jennings up on consecuative defensive series. Brett LaGree = another lazy writer who pays little attention. First SI calls Joe a good "3rd option" last year. Now, some hack is giving him grief for not playing D.
After doing nothing but p#ss and moan about the Hawks since Saturday, I'm starting to get anxious for tonight's game. I'm worried, though. I do not like hearing all the assumptions that the Hawks will win just because the game is at Philips. Feeling that this game will probably be close. Who knows how the Hawks will respond to that?
Also, wondering how the crowd will react to this game. Will it be loud? Or, are people so down on the team that they either won't be as loud? Or, will people just not be there? I am betting it is not a sellout tonight. And, if that's the case, I can't really get on the fans. The Hawks have done nothing to make people believe they are a different team.
Tired of hearing Hawk players talk about effort being the problem in Milwaukee. I still do not understand how that can be. And, I am still having a hard time getting past last Saturday's lazy effort. The team was expected to be past all this.
April 28th, 2010
1:08 pm
The referee situation in the nba is absurd. Did anyone watch the cavs-bulls last night. I agree that we got blown out of game 3, but game 4 was nothing but acting on the part of the bucks, and lots of bias from the refs.
April 28th, 2010
1:09 pm
So what's the proper defensive adjustment if the switch is not optimum with this particular collection of players and their skill sets?
April 28th, 2010
1:11 pm
I believe most of the fault can be laid on Woodson. In any playoff series it's about match ups and adjustments. The Hawks don't have the ability to switch personal and make another team adjust to them. The truth lies in Woody's stubborn a!! and his unwillingness to develop/use his bench during the regular season. Now, when you need a quick- defensive minded player in the game (like Teague), you can't use him because he hasn't been battle tested (with regular season action). The rest of the bench is more than serviceable, but not being used PROPERLY as a asset…oh well, Woody will lose this series and be out next year (along with Joe Johnson).
April 28th, 2010
1:27 pm
the playoffs are about adjusting and advance. i saw a video of woodson and he said the playoffs are about repeating over and over. well, if they stop what works stop repeating! i hate woodson and marvin
April 28th, 2010
1:30 pm
Section 303,
JJ cannot keep up with Jennings for the entire game. He can keep up with him in stretches, but that would take too much out of JJ defensively, and we will need him to be fresh on offense.
April 28th, 2010
1:30 pm
Focus on beating the Bucks. "Cause Woody, you are gone no matter what happens.
Unless we make the NBA Finals.
April 28th, 2010
1:30 pm
What I can't understand is why a supposed defensive minded head coach, cannot come up with more schemes than a constant switching defense that leave us exposed (zone maybe). Also wasn't joe smith brought in for the playoffs and he gets no playing time in game four, especially with Horford in foul trouble all night. Hmmm..
April 28th, 2010
1:31 pm
Woody doesn't realize this is Chess it isn't Checkers. U gotta have a strategy.
April 28th, 2010
1:32 pm
Sec 303 . . I hear what you're saying about the fans. But if they don't show up tonight . . for a critical playoff game . . then move the team to Louisville or somewhere. As a "fan", you don't pull that bandwagon type ish in the MIDDLE OF THE PLAYOFFS.
I know you'll be there, because you're one of the loyal ones. I tried my best to make the 300 mile trip tonight to Philips Arena, but I won't be able to do it.
As for the rest of your post, you're right. I guess Legree doesn't see that they're screening JJ every chance they get, in order to get Horford or some other big matched up on Jennings.
For me though, I'll believe it when I see it, if the Bucks can win a game in Philips. They won't be scared, but they also know that if the series is to be won by them, they need to take THIS GAME, and then try to close it out in Game 6 in Milwaukee.
I expect a win tonight, much like what happened in Game 2. I expect the Hawks to really be sharp tonight. And watch . . . the switching defense will WORK for some reason at home.
April 28th, 2010
1:33 pm
In other words, good coaches are exploiting our tendancies (we are getting out coached).
April 28th, 2010
1:34 pm
Just have to throw multiple looks at Jennings tonight, in my opinion. Let's see if the kid can handle a little pressure and is smart enough to make the right play, if you throw different looks at him.
April 28th, 2010
1:41 pm
April 28th, 2010
1:42 pm
Great assessment. I hope you're wrong on the end result (Hawks losing the series) but a series victory just isn't a given anymore.
April 28th, 2010
1:42 pm
man the hawks better spread them bucks like butter on a bagel, u know what im sayin?
April 28th, 2010
1:44 pm
April 28th, 2010
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April 28th, 2010
1:48 pm
I disagree with Mr. LaGree:
"Mike Bibby is a poor defender. Jamal Crawford is a terrible defender."
In my opinion:
Mike Bibby cannot defend anyone [anymore]. Jamal is a willing defender.
Jamal's rep is that he is a horrible defender, but since he arrived here, it seems to me he has made a concerted effort to improve.
Poor old Bibby, physically, is just is not up to the task anymore.
*Solution – we do have a defender quick enough to stay in front of Jennings. We all know who he is [J.Teague]. Yes – Wdsn is stubborn.
April 28th, 2010
1:50 pm
C'mon hawks, Take care of business already! Embarresing that Boston series is done. We do not look like a 3 seed! Wake up and Grow up. Gee Wiz!
April 28th, 2010
1:50 pm
We have two defenders quick enough to stay in front of Jennings. JT0 and MWest. And yes – Wdsn is stubborn.
April 28th, 2010
1:52 pm
Woody is a defensive minded coach, who continuously preaches defense. But it seems to me (and my untrained basketball eye), that whenever a team figures out how to exploit the switching defense (like Milwaukee did, like Charlotte did, like the Spurs did, just to name a few), I haven't seen any adjustments from Woody.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but his defensive adjustment is to tell the players that they need to rotate faster, or defend with more energy. What about trying a zone defense? Trying to D up man to man? Or switch everything except Bibby's guy (for example)? Is switching the only kind of defense Woody knows? And how do you know something else wont work if you never try it?
My two cents: If Teague had gotten more PT during the season, then he would not be such a liability when he comes into the game. And his defense would be a change of pace for the opponent. (Keep in mind, Jameer Nelson lit up the Bobcats. If he is on, Bibby and the Hawks will be in even more trouble next round).
But Woody was so concerned about the regular season record, that he ignored the possibility of what might happen in the playoffs. What happens if Bibby is not making shots? What happens if one of our guards get hurt?
That being said, I expect the Hawks to win big tonight.
April 28th, 2010
1:54 pm
Woodson should have been fired after last year. I've never seen a team so unprepared as the Hawks were this past Saturday. A high school basketball coach could be randomly picked to coach the Hawks and do, at a minimum, no worse than Woody and probably much better. Either the players are incredibly dumb and unable to grasp the concept of making adjustments as the game goes on, or the coach hasn't prepared them. Woody must go.
April 28th, 2010
1:55 pm
April 28th, 2010
1:55 pm
Well said O'Brien. I agree with you 100%.
April 28th, 2010
1:58 pm
Blah… Blah … Blah. Accrodning to the definition of Leadership "the ability to guide, direct, or influence people", Woodson falls very short in this regard. 2 All-Stars, 1 "should-be" All-Star and a Sixth man of the Year roster losing to a starless Bucks roster is downright pathetic!! When is Atlanta ever going to see another Championship team… I' literally getting depressed about this!
April 28th, 2010
2:04 pm
Kirk Thomas is a flopping Pu$$y..he needs to take that crap to the soccer field with the dives and acting…
April 28th, 2010
2:08 pm
lol @ EW. Can't be mad. He's doing what he has to do to get the win. Hawks need to do the same.
April 28th, 2010
2:18 pm
My issue/fear with tonite:We don't have the defensive game plan or personnel to stop a late dribble-drive (and/or kick-out) with B. Jennings running the point.
So far all 4 games have been one-sided for the HOME team … we are overdue for a close game in this series … and I don't wanna face the prospects of being down 3-2 with Game 6 in MIL.
My worry gene is in overdrive.
April 28th, 2010
2:20 pm
man the hawks better spread them bucks like JeJe momma legz, know what im sayin?
April 28th, 2010
2:21 pm
Also, MIL figured out that by going small (by virtue of Bogut's injury) that they have the personnel and player types to run us ragged like some of our reg. season losses vs. lesser teams (thinking esp. NYK and DET).
April 28th, 2010
2:31 pm
Hawks are too unpredictable.
It makes no sense to play Mike Bibby for several reasons:
1. He is an inconsistent scorer. Aside from hitting threes in the first quarter, rarely does he provide more than 4-9 points.
2. His defense is appalling. He's too slow to cover any decent point guard in this league. off the top of my head Jason Kidd (37) and Andre Miller (34) are much faster and in much better shape. Both are leaders and they rack up assists on a nightly basis. Bibby would have to score 20 points a night just to even out all the open looks he gives his opponents on a nightly basis.
Say what you will about the unseasoned rookie, but Teague can stay in front of his man, and he doesn't look to score. He's a creative passer and can bring most of the things Jennings brings. Jennings is so damn inconsistent, all you've got to do is get a body on him. thats impossible do with Bibby in the game.
3. Too slow to run the fast-break, which Hawks need night in and night out in order to win ball games. He slows the offense down, because he is slow, and we're not a great half-court team.
I hate Mike Bibby. Al Horford at Center is a very minor issue compared to Bibby at point guard. This is a point guard league, and we aint got one.
April 28th, 2010
2:32 pm
We need a Matt "Choke" Ryan on these blogs to liven them up. Maybe a Mike "Clueless" Woodson?
April 28th, 2010
2:37 pm
I think we actually do have a point guard that would probably be pretty good at this point had he not been underused during the regular season. JT0 is a good distributor, fast enough to run the break (heck he might outrun his wing players along with the defense), and quick enough to cause Jennings some frustration. He has a decent jumper judging from his days at Wake, but it is unproven against NBA level defense and will continue to be until he gets more playing time.
April 28th, 2010
2:41 pm
GRAMDAD-that had to be a misprint. Bibby is the one that's a horrible defender. Crawford makes up for all of his DEF shortcomings with his consistent and dynamic overall OFF production. Until Crawford is allowed to fight over picks and play his man straight up, we can't determine how much his DEf has or hasn't improved.
If Woodson was able to think and reason beyond his limitations, he'd recognize the advantage of having Horford feed JJ on the post rather than the other way around. JJ is a matchup problem for anyone they use to guard him in the post, while Horford is having problems scoring in the paint against KThomas. In the 1st gm in Milwaukee, Horford also had trouble in the paint against KThomas, but then he went outside and lit him up.
Playing Horford outside will take Thomas away from the basket and hurt their rebounding. You'd think Woodson would have enough sense to see the Bucks fighting over our picks and getting all those illegal pick calls against Horford and Zaza. If we fight over their picks, instead of switching everything, we can get those same illegal pick calls.
Isn't it ironic that Woodson, who has an obvious bias and disdane for rookie PG's, is too stupid and incompetent to come up with a way to stop a rookie PG from shredding his teams DEF. What makes it even more ironic is the fact his only possible solution is JTeague, a rookie PG sitting on his bench that he refuses to even play. STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES!!!!!
April 28th, 2010
2:41 pm
What a pretty day to be outside and a round of golf.
Ree Roe – Any one who thinks game tonight is easy, are smoking something. This will be a tough fight. Bucks are full of confidence. we have no center. That is a problem. This will not be easy my kiddie friends. get a true center, and life will get easier. Let's see if Al can battle someone twice his age.
April 28th, 2010
2:41 pm
I believe that Hawks biggest problem is when they take too much time off the clock trying to set up a score and then usually have to throw up a prayer shot. They need to move the ball more quickly on the offensive end and take the first shot that is open. They need to be able to slow down the Bucks offense and make them force more shots. If they do these two things then you will see a great result.
April 28th, 2010
2:46 pm
Oh, yeah I would like to see Marvin sit down and ZAZA fill the center role with Smitty, Joe, Horford, and Bibby/Crawford starting. I believe this would create a jam for the Bucks shooters.
April 28th, 2010
2:48 pm
First time we have agreed. How could Legree say Bibby is a poor defender, and Jamal is a terrible defender. Has he watched the Hawks any this year. Jamal is not a strong defender at all, but he is better defensively than Bibby at this point.
April 28th, 2010
2:49 pm
O'Brien, I agree with you that the reason Joe has not been guarding Jennings is to save his energy. My problem with the hack (LaGree) is that he said Joe had not shown the ability to keep Jennings in front of him. Joe has. Just doesn't get the chance to very often.
northcyde, I wish you were going to be in the arena, too. You deserve it. Your attitude is great. Wish I could get my attitude to stay so positive when the Hawks tank. W tonight would help my view of the team a great deal.
They can't lose this series. They just can't! The Hawks have come too far to go down like this. I don't even want to see what would happen if they do go down.
April 28th, 2010
2:51 pm
Woody will definitely be gone unless the Hawks win this series. Count on it.
April 28th, 2010
2:52 pm
Can a True Hawks Fan really be surprised the series is tied 2-2? I mean really surprised? It hurts and its bothersome and we thought we were over this up, but really, are you surprised? Frustrated, yes. Surprised, no.
April 28th, 2010
2:52 pm
Still talk on ESPN today about Joe going to the Bulls as a free agent. What do the rest of you think?
April 28th, 2010
2:53 pm
Forget stopping Jennings as a scorer. He is the engine that runs the Bucks machine. Let him score from long-range however he wishes but don't allow him to get the others involved by getting into the lane where he can either have an easy shot, dish, or allow an easy putback by the Buck whose defender had to slide over and help on Jennings. He is not a great long-range shooter so let him have at it. If he makes some, no problem. He had 20 points and no assists at halftime of Game 1 we see how that game turned out. If he scores from deep, it will feed his ego and he can shoot them right out of the game. Just lock everyone else down. Also, force Jennings to go right as his tendency is to create things to the left. Just DO NOT let Delfino or Salmons get off and we'll be fine. (Well as fine as we can be with Woody coaching)
April 28th, 2010
2:55 pm
Westurd: No I'm not surprised at it being tied 2-2. I'm am disappointed though because the Hawks don't show up on the road. That means we will never win a championship at that rate.
April 28th, 2010
2:59 pm
"Isn't it ironic that Woodson, who has an obvious bias and disdane for rookie PG's, is too stupid and incompetent to come up with a way to stop a rookie PG from shredding his teams DEF. What makes it even more ironic is the fact his only possible solution is JTeague, a rookie PG sitting on his bench that he refuses to even play. STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES!!!!!"
From your lips to Woodson's ears Ken Strickland. Or rather from your blog to Woodson's eyes.
April 28th, 2010
3:07 pm
I've watched every game and recorded most of the games. Jamal is a horrible defender. Next game watch Smooth snap on Jamal for missing his assignment (it happens every game). Watch Woody snap on Jamal at the begining of a timeout. I've seen JJ shake his head when Jamal missed his defensive assignment. When it comes to defense Jamal is clueless.
Bottom line Jamal is a scorer and thats it!!!!!!
April 28th, 2010
3:10 pm
I hope the Hawks lose this series so the owners will opt not to re-sign Woody.
April 28th, 2010
3:20 pm
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... by Christian Banasik (Freeware for Atari computers) - MIDI is a platform-independent protocol, so you can record the output of this beautiful program directly into your PC or Mac sequencer. At last this worked in my studio. AFSTS is especially good in designing homogenous sound structures within user-given time brackets.
... by David Pannett (Shareware for Win3.11 and higher) - The best algorithmic simulation of jazz and/or new music rhythm structures I found.
... by Lars Kindermann (Freeware for Win3.11 and higher)- Easy-to-use application. Its structure-generating capabilities are very limited, but this didn't bother me because of the playful concept. Good for beginners in algorithmic composition.
... by Laurie Spiegel (Shareware for Mac/Atari/Amiga computers) - One can use Music Mouse intuitively without any specialist knowledge except how to move a computer mouse around the screen. The musical output always sounds "interesting", but if you don't work on it really hard, you will get bored very soon. The diffculty here is not to produce musical structures that make "sense", but to compose something out of all the material the mouse is "suggesting".
... by Russian software company NTONYX (Shareware for Win98SE and higher) has an original approach to generating music: It processes a given SMF by transforming its metric, rhyhtmic and harmonic structure, thus outputting a new SMF. NTONYX says nothing about the underlying heuristic (?) algorithms, but my experience with the progam's output indicates they may be not that ingenious. Especially when the input SMF is rather complex, Style Morpher simplifies its rhythmic and harmonic content in a quite predictable way. But may be you have to go the other way round... Apart from this, the program's full version is absurdly expensive ($49,00).
... by Paul Whalley (Shareware for Win95 and higher) - Be patient! It takes some time to get something interesting out of it, but once you got the concept, its capability of creating melodic variations on a user-given scale is impressing. Unfortunately, Paul's homepage disappeared recently, so you have to google for the software.
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If you are using an ancient Atari computer (the ideal MIDI platform!), you must have a look at Tim Conrardy's Atari MIDI World. Tim's a REAL expert in detecting kewl algorithmic composition programs from the 1980s (his list comprises e. g. Laurie Spiegel's Music Mouse, Clarence Barlow's Autobusk or Christian Banasik's AFSTS).
Piet van Oostrum's small, but brilliant DOS utility converts SMFs to ASCII-Text and vice versa. You can edit the ASCIIfied SMF easily in a text editor (Notepad e.g.). This is especially useful for entering copyright or title data in the file header.
These tiny programs by Günter Nagler convert SMFs to / from Formats 0, 1 or 2, recognize a file's format etc. There's also a utility to insert a count in at the beginning of an SMF.
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Jamie O'Connell made this free MIDI Patch Cable driver. He describes it as following: "MIDI Yoke is used to connect any Windows MIDI application outputs to any other applications inputs. The MIDI data stream is passed directly from output to input [...] This allows you to connect the MIDI output from one program to the MIDI input of a different program. MIDI Yoke can be configured to provide a varying number of MIDI Ports (from 1 to 16). In addition, each port allows multiple opens of both input and outputs: up to 4 openings per port." For me, MIDI Yoke works fine under Windows XP to route Winamp's MIDI output to Vienna Ensemble :-)
Mark Fontana's DOS-based (sic!) software is still unbeatable when it comes to processing Format 0 SMFs containing Keyboard Music on a GS Device. It runs in Fullscreen mode and has a timeless design that doesn't suck.
Malaysian programmer Fong Chee Keat released this software in the late 90s. It is a Windows MIDI player with a remarkably rich display, which is especially good for watching controller movements in realtime. It works fine under Windows 98 with MIDI Files for SC88Pro.
Christian Banasik (Germany) - He developed AFSTS, a MIDI-based Algorithmic Film Sound Track System for ATARI ST. Read more about AFSTS here.
Clarence Barlow (USA) - Read an article in Paul A. R. Timmermanns' online journal P-ART. Be sure to check out Barlow's MIDI-based real-time pitch and rhythm generator AUTOBUSK for ATARI computers. Read an essay on AUTOBUSK by German composer Georg Hajdu (PDF, in German). Listen to an extensive interview Barlow gave to Kalvos & Damian's New Music Bazaar in 1997 (in Real Audio, unfortunately): Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. Barlow did film music and a sound installation with AUTOBUSK. Watch a one-hour interview with Jeremy Haladyna (2007). Read a 2007 interview with Bob Gilmore.
Dennis Báthory-Kitsz (USA) - A very prolific composer living in Vermont. A lot of his work can be downloaded as SMFs.
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