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Cresencio (Chencho) Ontiveros, 73, of Sand Springs died Thursday, Oct. 28, 2010, at Midland Select Specialty Hospital. The family will receive friends from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m. tonight at Myers & Smith Chapel. Vigil services will be held at 7 p.m. tonight at Myers & Smith Chapel. Funeral mass will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at St. Thomas Catholic Church. Burial will follow in Coahoma Cemetery.
Leota M. Gillit, 92, of Big Spring died Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2010, in a local nursing home. Graveside funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 29, 2010, at the Peaceful Gardens Memorial Park in Woodrow with the Rev. Mark Lindsey, pastor of First Bapist Church, officiating.
Valerie Beth White, 48, of Big Spring entered into rest Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2010. The family will receive friends from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. Friday at Nalley-Pickle and Welch Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 30, 2010, at the Nalley-Pickle and Welch Rosewood Chapel with Derrick Looney of Forsan Baptist Church officiating. Burial will follow at Trinity Memorial Park.

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July 7, 2011 to July 31, 2011
Featuring New work of Ryan Berkley, Aj Power, Bradley Delay, Eveline Taaruadjaja, Jaime Zollars, Kristopher Pollard, Miyu Karaki
Opening Reception 7:00pm to 10:00pm on July 7th
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Opening Reception 7:00pm to 10:00pm on July 7th
Curated by Katsu Tanaka
AJ Power was born in 1971 in Ogden UT . He graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Science (Biology) while working as an illustrator for paleobotanists, biologists, and a college magazines. He served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in The Gambia, West Africa; an experience that shaped his current work as an artist. He currently resides and works in his studio in Seattle WA.
"Currently residing in Melbourne, Australia, Andrea Innocent is a professional artist/illustrator. Working within the medium of drawing, limited edition digital prints and painting, Innocents personal work tells stories of the bizarre and quirky. Her work began as ongoing exploration, in a contemporary context, of aspects of Japanese popular culture from an Australian perspective. These themes continue, along with new directions in character design and science fiction. Innocentgirl traverses imaginative worlds from manga and the idiosyncrasies of otaku, to folklore and reality TV in search of the eccentric stories that populate her work. Combining a strong sense of colour and graphics and blending these with found photographic and textural images her works become a collage of icons that tell a story and seek to entice a sense of curiosity from the viewer. Many topics reflect the post-modern world; parodied or retold in modern settings they question the elevation of the famous and infamous. Innocent possesses an otaku-like obsession with her works, stories about unique characters and situations inspire her. Let's be making happy pictures!"
Bradley Delay is originally from Spokane Washington, has been living in Portland for almost 9 years and currently work at southeast Portland's Historic Tattoo. Over time his work has grown to depict the hopes and fears of traveling through life that we all feel and share. The majority of Bradley's days are utilized in the pursuit of his artistic endeavors. When he's not working, you'll probably find him enjoying time with his lovely girlfriend and fuzzy cat.
Eveline Tarunadjaja was born and raised in Indonesia, found herself quite at home in Melbourne, Australia. Her current work is recognisable by the intricate detail of cascading hair she illustrates, inspired by her love for stories, mushrooms and elephants. Featured in various publications, Eveline's work and reputation have landed her a diverse list of clients. From designing art for fashion labels Hurley, Billabong, Gorman and Anna Sui, to designing unique cd and book covers for Shock Records and Penguin. Eveline's delicate yet complex style is forever evolving and will surely drive her mad one day, which would undoubtedly make her art even more intriguing."
Jaime Zollars paints pictures of imaginary people and places far away. She has created imagery for childrens books, magazines, newspapers, ad campaigns, and gallery walls. Jaimes art has been recognized by a bunch of great publications and societies, including Taschens Illustration Now, American Illustration, The Society of Illustrators, Communication Arts, 3×3, Spectrum, Curvy Australia, Design Taxi, XFuns Taipei, DPI Taiwan, and BBCs Culture Shock. Jaime lives and works in Baltimore, Maryland, and enjoys teaching talented future illustrators and creative entrepreneurs at the Maryland Institute College of Art.
Karaki Miyu developed her combination of Japanese mythology, folklore and east Asian iconography while majoring in design at Tokyo Polytechnic University. After graduating Karaki went on to receive a masters degree from the prestigious Tokyo National University of Fine Art. Since finishing her masters studies in 2009 Karaki has used her flare for mythology on freelance projects ranging from developing characters for restaurants, illustrations for magazines and murals for retail stores. Kamiki currently lives in Tokyo, Japan.
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Barnum Bratwurst Bread with Choucroute Tumble
Blake Pearson
Yield: Makes 16 servings
- 1 (1/4-ounce) package instant yeast
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 cups warm water (105° to 110°)
- 6 cups bread flour, divided
- 2 tablespoons dried oregano leaves
- 1 cup plain yogurt
- 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- Grilled bratwurst or chorizo
- Choucroute Tumble
- Combine yeast, sugar, and water in bowl of an electric stand mixer; let stand 5 minutes. Add 3 cups flour and next 3 ingredients to bowl, and beat at low speed, using dough hook attachment, 2 minutes. Gradually add more flour until dough begins to leave the sides of the bowl and pull together.
- Turn dough out onto a heavily floured surface; knead 8 to 10 minutes or until dough is smooth and elastic, adding flour as necessary. Place dough in a greased bowl, turning to coat top of dough. Cover and let rise in a warm place (85°), free from drafts, 1 hour or until doubled in size. Punch dough down, and let stand 10 minutes.
- On a lightly floured surface, divide dough into 4 equal pieces. Cut each piece of dough evenly into 4 pieces; shape each piece into ovals. Place 2 inches apart on lightly greased baking sheets. Cover and let rise in a warm place (85°), free from drafts, about 10 minutes.
- Bake at 400° for 14 minutes or until lightly browned. Serve with grilled bratwurst and Choucroute Tumble.
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Best Acoustic Rock SongsDon't agree with the list? Vote for an existing item you think should be ranked higher or if you are a logged in, add a new item for others to vote on or create your own version of this list.
The Top Ten
1Wake Me Up When September Ends - Green Day
Just awesome! One of the best by green day.. Love the guitar, love the drums!
Yes! Wake me up is the best song
Deserves the first spot...More comments about Wake Me Up When September Ends - Green DayListen to sample
2Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
1 of the best songs by pink Floyd.. which makes it 1 of the best songs in the world :}
We have Togo deeper than Green Day on first place... maybe some Oasis? (How I wish.. How I wish you were here... We are just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl... Year after year... ahh... that voice...
Best ever! Gilmour all the way
More comments about Wish You Were Here - Pink FloydListen to sample
[newest]Should be first! 2nd and 3rd should be Hotel California and Wake Me Up When September Ends.
3Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) - Green Day
Short, but yet so meaningful. Describes life in a way that is both satirical yet hopeful. It really brings forth a lot of heartfelt emotion in the way he sings it. GO Green Day!
This band have changed my life so much, this song is one of my favourite songs by them and it was also the first song I learnt on guitar, I love you Green Day.
This is the best acoustic song I have ever heard. Its also the first I learnt on guitar. This is a classic it should be 1More comments about Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) - Green DayListen to sample
4Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Great song but where is the bleeding (unplugged) :(
Come on this song is one of the greatest songs, It desrves to be first by a large margin.Listen to sample
5Hotel California - The Eagles
This definitely should be first. It revolutionized acoustic music. It shows that acoustic can be as powerful as hard rock.Listen to sample
6Every Rose Has Its Thorn - Poison Listen to sample
7Wanted Dead or Alive - Bon Jovi
Wanted Dead or Alive is a good song by Bon Jovi from their 1986 studio album, Slippery When Wet, beside Livin' On A Prayer and You Give Love A Bad Name. I Love Richie's solo guitar and also Jon's voice (especially when he was screaming "Alright")...Listen to sample
8Tangerine - Led Zeppelin
This should be in the top 3---incredible songListen to sample
9Heart of Gold - Neil Young Listen to sample
10Patience - Guns N' Roses
Well this song got the best intro, the best solo, the best outro, the best voice, the best guitarist and the best lyric
This song deserves to at least be in the top tenListen to sample
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The Contenders
11Nutshell - Alice In Chains
Everything about this song is so haunting and chilling but at the same time peaceful, the harmonies, the guitar and the vocals provided by probably the greatest singer of all time, Layne Staley.
Alice in Chains Unplugged album is one of my favorites. I love how Layne and Jerry sing off each other. I'm thankful everyday for all of their music
Those 4 chords cannot create an emotional song as this hasListen to sample
12Layla - Eric Clapton (Unplugged)
Layla deserves the number one spot! No doubt about it! The passionate flow of the acoustic music is seriously one of the best I have ever heard! Vote for #1
You gotta be kidding me.
You gotta be kidding me.
Definitely needs to be up the list. Top 10. At leastMore comments about Layla - Eric Clapton (Unplugged)Listen to sample
13Knockin On Heavens Door - Bob Dylan
Soft smooth and shuttle...Listen to sample
One of the best things about the song is that it is all chords.. no fancy
Strumming just simple music at its best!
One of the best things about the song is that it is all chords.. no fancy
Strumming just simple music at its best!
14The Joker - Steve Miller Band Listen to sample
15Mother - Pink Floyd Listen to sample
16You Really Got Me - The Kinks Listen to sample
17Yesterday - The Beatles
why she had to go? OMG it's perfect
Why? Just why she had to go?Listen to sample
18Nothing Else Matters - Metallica
What? This song suppose to be at least top 10. Kick ass solo by james... No way it's just 35
Its the best acoustic song I ever listened
This song is evergreen, please vote for it!More comments about Nothing Else Matters - MetallicaListen to sample
19Behind Blue Eyes - The Who Listen to sample
20The Last Fight - Bullet for My Valentine
Awesome song!
Its to underrated it should be way up there maybe 10 or so
This bad needs more popularity
Just listen to it one time and youll like the band
Its to underrated it should be way up there maybe 10 or so
This bad needs more popularity
Just listen to it one time and youll like the band
21Save Me - Queen Listen to sample
22Different Strings - Rush Listen to sample
23Carnival of Rust - Poets of the Fall Listen to sample
24Karma Killer - Robbie Williams Listen to sample
25Hero of War - Rise Against Listen to sample
26Wonderwall - Oasis
Easy to play along and best one to scream and shout or sing in the car!Listen to sample
27Iris - Goo Goo Dolls (Sleeping With Sirens Cover)
These songs is really good! The guitar is having very good chord progressions! Need to be in top ten
28Pinball Wizard - The Who
Just an amazing song it has to be higher than 23rdListen to sample
29Watch Over You - Alter Bridge Listen to sample
30Boxing Day - Blink 182
I think this is one of their best song ever, it's not like their usual songs, and iam sure you'll like it at the first time you listen to it. Great guitars, and colaboration between tom and mark is just amazing! And travis with his percussion make this song perfect!
I love all their songs and this one is greatListen to sample
31The Gift - Seether Listen to sample
32Stranger Things Have Happened - Foo Fighters Listen to sample
33Swing Life Away - Rise Against
An incredible song <3 just lovely to hear ^^Listen to sample
34The Day I Left the Womb - Escape the Fate Listen to sample
35Coming Back Down - Hollywood Undead Listen to sample
36The Diary of Jane - Breaking Benjamin Listen to sample
37My December - Linkin Park
When you r at the end of the time of your days, somethings will be comes, wt was the happiest or sorrowful moment 4 youListen to sample
38Alone - Alice In Chains
this song will make you cry.. so great
39A Pillow of Winds - Pink Floyd Listen to sample
40Late Goodbye - Poets of the fall
This is for sure a heart touching track...Listen to sample
Awesome guitar, awesome lyrics and awesome singing..
Awesome guitar, awesome lyrics and awesome singing..
41Honestly (Acoustic) - Harem Scarem
42Souvenirs - Switchfoot Listen to sample
43Rockstar - Nickelback Listen to sample
44Old Man - Neil Young Listen to sample
45Times Like These - Foo Fighters Listen to sample
46If I'm James Dean, You're Audrey Hepburn - Sleeping With Sirens
This is the best acoustic remake I've ever heard. It sounds like the original but it sounds more romantic and beautiful.Listen to sample
47Far Away - Nickelback Listen to sample
48Take It All Away - RED Listen to sample
49My Immortal - Evanescence
Why 49.. It is one of the best songs by evanescence an amazing bandListen to sample
50Sympathy - Goo Goo Dolls
What? How is this song not in the top 20? This song really is a beautiful song by the goo goo dolls. Johnny plays the guitar like an angel from heaven! In my opinion the goo goo dolls are one of the best acoustic rock bands. They have so much skill and have been around for at least 25 years! Sympathy is honestly one of my favorite sons.Listen to sample
51The Boys Are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy Listen to sample
52Wicked Game - Three Days Grace Listen to sample
53Blowin' in the Wind - Bob Dylan Listen to sample
54My My, Hey Hey - Neil Young Listen to sample
55Here Without You - 3 Doors Down Listen to sample
56Yours to Hold - Skillet Listen to sample
57Thrive - Switchfoot Listen to sample
58Sunshine - The All-American Rejects Listen to sample
59From the Beginning - Emerson, Lake & Palmer Listen to sample
60Serenity - Godsmack Listen to sample
61Carolyn - Black Veil Brides Listen to sample
62Better Together - Jack Johnson Listen to sample
63Take It Easy - Jackson Browne Listen to sample
64Thank You - Chris Cornell Listen to sample
65Change - Blind Melon
Most underrated acoustic song ever made. Really beautiful song. Give it a chanceListen to sample
66The Rain Song - Led Zeppelin Listen to sample
67Song 3 - Robbie Williams Listen to sample
68Ring of Gold - Bathory Listen to sample
69Guaranteed - Eddie Vedder Listen to sample
70Can't Take It - The All-American Rejects Listen to sample
71Through the Ghost - Shinedown Listen to sample
72One Thing - Finger Eleven Listen to sample
73On Fire - Switchfoot Listen to sample
74Through the Glass - Stone Sour Listen to sample
7545 - Shinedown Listen to sample
76Canoe - Joey Cape
Lagwagon's singer gets rid of his usual fun lyrics and bring some incredible emotions with this one, my favorite since my wife's gone, makes me so f*ckin' regretfulListen to sample
77My Hero (Acoustic Version) - Foo Fighters
78Have You Ever Seen the Rain? - Creedence Clearwater Revival Listen to sample
79Lake of Fire - Nirvana Listen to sample
80Good People - Jack Johnson Listen to sample
81Heartbreak Warfare - John Mayer Listen to sample
82Stop This Train - John Mayer Listen to sample
83Eight Days a Week - The Beatles Listen to sample
84Imagine - Chris Cornell Listen to sample
85Dare You to Move - Switchfoot Listen to sample
86Don't Stop Me Now - Queen
This is as acoustic it can get!
87Spread Your Wings - Queen
88Berliner Star - Robbie Williams
89I Miss You - Blink-182 Listen to sample
90The Kill - Thirty Seconds to Mars Listen to sample
91A Beautiful Lie - Thirty Seconds to Mars Listen to sample
92Hurricane - Thirty Seconds to Mars Listen to sample
93Harvest - Opeth Listen to sample
94Ramble On - Led Zeppelin
Simply one of the most unique acoustic openingListen to sample
95Angie - The Rolling Stones Listen to sample
96About a Girl (Acoustic) - Nirvana
97Kiss - Korn Listen to sample
98Something to Remind You - Staind Listen to sample
99Spanish Fly - Van Halen
Incredible acoustic piece by Eddie Van Halen!Listen to sample
100Your Decision - Alice In Chains
Beautiful acoustic song, also with really deep and meaningful lyrics most likely referencing Layne's death, probably one of the best rock songs of the decade.
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This Week on KDHX Talk: July 27 – 30
As with most shows during this pledge drive period, the first order of business is the Radio Relief summer membership drive, which will take up quite a bit of the talk air during this week. One show, however, is dedicating a chunk of programming to a guest, and here's that info:
Post-Dispatch columnist Bill McClellan visits Collateral Damage at 7 p.m. Monday July 27 to share his take on local media, politics, and the rest of the current STL scene.
Discovery: The Layaways
No one would accuse the Layaways of being original, but no one would be right to say they're strictly derivative. The Velvet Underground and its prime apostle, Yo La Tengo (but only at YLT's most song-based) echo through the fuzz and chime of a lovely little song like "Come Back Home," but the casual harmonies take the tune some place else, maybe to Nuggets-land, maybe to a miniaturist Oasis, maybe to some place where reference is no longer necessary.
So, the Chicago trio of Nathan Burleson Mike Porter and David Harrell make modest, moving, refreshingly un-mentalist guitar pop that if they had mod-pretensions would have the Yellow Pills anglophilic faction hooked and strung out. As it stands, they use the internets brilliantly (no surprise, as Harrell is a longtime blogger at Digital Audio Insider). All of their albums are available for free download at their web home, and they tweet and Myspace and Jango and Last.fm effectively, but unobtrusively.
Discover the Layaways for yourself.
KDHX Youth Education In Focus
It's been a busy summer for creative youth around Saint Louis! More than 40 teenagers have spent a large part of their summer writing scripts, learning to operate cameras, holding boom mics, creating original music, and editing in Final Cut Express on KDHX's MacBooks. Three camps were held during June and July in conjunction with Saint Louis County Library at Natural Bridge, Florissant Valley and Cliff Cave branches. Teens brainstormed and created PSA's for the library, as well as video book trailers for Judy Blume's Fudge series, Twilight, and Harry Potter. Jakobi, 15, said he participated because he wanted to learn more about filmmaking. He thought the PSA was the most fun because they laughed and had a good time while they were filming. Check it out to see why eating fried chicken isn't appropriate in a library.
Florissant Valley Library Youth PSA
While those teens were creating PSA's and book trailers, a group of 16 teens were working in Mid-town to document summer apprentices in Saint Louis Artworks programs. For 6 weeks during the summer, high-school students are selected as apprentices and paid to learn about a form of art and produce a commission, such as a bike rack for Forest Park, a dance performance, or a raku ceramic mural for health offices. Where else can you create art, learn from professionals AND get paid to do it, especially when you're 16? KDHX apprentices have learned about photography, video production and the practice of documentation. Their work culminates Thursday, July 23 in a public performance, open house, and sale of their photography at the Commerce Bank Education Center on Kingshighway (free and open to the public). It's stunning what these kids have learned in such a short period of time. A KDHX apprentice took the water photo below. If you get a chance, take a look at what these teens are creating; they're making KDHX proud.
Written by Allison Trombley.
Doc Challenge Film Nominated for Emmy + More KDHX Film News
Believe it or not, but a Doc Challenge film has been nominated for an Emmy! Ars Magna, made as part of the 2008 International Documentary Challenge, has received a nomination in the 30th Annual News & Documentary Emmy® Awards, announced July 14 by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS). The film, directed by Cory Kelley and produced by Sean Roach of Team Juicebox in Seattle, qualified for the Emmy's by receiving a national broadcast on PBS' POV series, a presenting partner of the Doc Challenge.
About the film: Ars Magna, which means "great art" in Latin, is an anagram of the word "anagrams." Enter into the obsessive and fascinating world of anagrams with Cory Calhoun, who took the first three lines of Hamlet's "To Be or Not to Be" soliloquy and made them into what's been called the "world's greatest anagram." View the film at: http://www.pbs.org/pov/arsmagna.
Congratulations to Cory, Sean and all of Team Juicebox — what an accomplishment for a film made in 5 days!
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A Phat New Release from Fattback
At Off Broadway on July 31st, Fattback premieres its second official CD, Canary, at a release party. The group from the wrong side of the tracks has put together a collection of tight, powerful, growling rock songs that will take you by surprise. This is not your mother's Fattback. This version is mature and polished — if you dare to associate those words with these Saint Louis rockers. Known primarily as a party band, given to silly lyrics and dance anthems of a southern grunge nature, the members of Fattback have begun to stretch out and show their chops.
From the opener "No Account," you are immediately awash in swirling guitars that make you hold your breath. "Sorry" has a vibe that will make you remember the days of lying in your room with headphones on, hiding out as you wait to sneak off to a show. The musicianship on this recording is worth noting. Dave Haggerty and Sean Dalmeyer create the sonic bed of guitars. Mike Apperson's in-the-pocket bass lines compliment the rock-steady thunder of John Joern on drums. Grady Briedenbachs keys weave a texture that fills the spaces with pure power. No longer are there any glitches in sound: This is serious music. Having followed this band from its earliest stages, I find Canary to be one of the finest locally released discs I have ever put in my player. The production quality is near perfection. Their first release (Briefly a Zombie, 2007) had high expectations and had many great tunes, but missed the mark sonically. The boys have a real winner with this issue; the album will stand up against anything dropping nationally right now. The music business has lost sight (or hearing) of this kind of recording. What Fattback has done is harness soul and emotion in a harder rock model and made that soul accessible through a variety of genres. After hearing this recording I am already waiting for the next one. Canary was definitely worth the wait.
This Week on KDHX Talk: July 13 – 16
Late in getting this one up; less than two hours until the first show we're plugging. A good opportunity, then, to note that the KDHX talk shows stream for four weeks after originally airing. Catch up on some today!
Collateral Damage, 7:00 p.m., Monday, July 13: Shane Cohn, the newly elected 29-year-old alderman from the 25th ward representing Dutchtown and Carondelet, stops by Collateral Damage to talk about the incoming new energy on the city's board of aldermen. Cohn became the city's first openly gay alderman by winning 46 percent of the vote in a four-way election to replace City Hall veteran Dorothy Kirner who decided not to run for re-election. Dorothy Kirner had replaced her late husband Dan as 25th Ward alderman in 2004. Cohn is the city's second-youngest alderman, less than a year older than Kacie Starr Triplett, the alderwoman of the 6th Ward. He has stated his priorities are neighborhood safety, youth engagement and development.
Topic A, 7:30 p.m., Monday, July 13: July's theme continues on Topic A: "The Life Creative"; folks of all stripes are getting down with DIY, whether knitting scarves for charity, planting victory gardens to avoid corporate food conglomerates or self-publishing conspiracy theories while wearing the tinfoil hats. What's behind our impulse to make stuff, to do stuff, to get more self-reliant and creative? We'll talk about it all month with a variety of voices.
Monday, July 13, we're joined by Washington University professor Dr. R. Keith Sawyer, whose work in the fields of creativity and collaboration are informed, in part, by his own backgrounds in improv theater and jazz piano. He's made some scientific studies of the seemingly unscientific nature of creativity, and has plenty of myths to explode. Think you're not creative? Or think you are? Tune in and find out if you're right!
Literature for the Halibut, 7:00 p.m., Thursday, July 16: tune into literature for the halibut for 2 thursdays in july when our featured writer is Flannery O'Connor. on july 2, you'll hear Janie Ibur & Ann Haubrich read one of the celebrated southern writer's mordantly funny short stories. and on july 16, tune into an interview with Brad Gooch, author of the first full length biography of our dear Flann. Gooch's book "Flannery: A LIfe of Flannery O'Connor" recounts plenty of anecdotes from Flann's life, as Gooch followed the trajectory of O'Connor's life from Savannah, Georgia, to the Iowa Writers Workshop, Yaddo Artists Colony in upstate NY, Lourdes, and Andalusia. It's a Flannery Fest! with violence & humor, sin & god, language both spare & vivid.
Discovery: Angel Olsen
Chalk this one up to Grace and Nomadic Reverie. I never would have heard of Angel Olsen were it not for the in-studio session at KDHX set up by Grace (a session you can hear in its entirety tonight at 9:00 pm CST on 88.1, streaming live at KDHX.org and also streaming thereafter). Olsen is young, all of 22, a Saint Louis native, recently moved to Chicago. She has a record but you'll never find it, unless you Myspace her. Her songs are confessional and communal, getting the balance just right. She sings with a high, rich, jazz-estranged voice, distant from the grade-school affectation that is the fashion of too many young female (and male) indie folk troubadours. My only regret is that she didn't bring her accordion.
Here's an mp3 and a Flip video from the session.
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I've drawn off and on my whole life and come the past year ive gotten back into it more. I'm gonna be going to aschool soon for animation both computer and 2d. I've been trying to practice a lot, but I am really starting to get frustrated and mad. I practice all these techniques over and over again and i dont feel im getting anywhere! With all the techniques im learning for how to draw a damn human body I cant make mine original. I'm really starting to blow my stack. i have all these ideas i cant even put it down on paper! I dont even know how to explain it im so F.... ticked! I want to make this my future and i cant get things straight. I've been practicing so much latelyits starting to feel more like WORK then fun for me anymore. Maybe i need a break i dunno. I want my drawings to come out the way I WANT them too. BAH!! maybe someone knows where Im coming from if anyone can help please do especially anyone who was in the same situation. I also REALLY like detailed drawings and I like to make mine detailed...an example is the concept sketches from the artist for the matrix. How do u get the damn proportions right? How can i add in so much detail? Forshortning, Heads, faces, body proportion, I have all these damn ideas and when i see the paper my mind goes BLANK. where do i start with it...? Its similar to a bad case of writers block! I dont know!Anyways, most of those quetions are retorical but you can answer them if you want...I'm basically just asking them to show you where im coming from. Well, from all this rambling I just did asking for help I hope someone can say something to help me out...Thankyou.
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:thumbsup: [Abstract art is] a product of the untalented, sold by the unprincipled to the utterly bewildered.
Heh. Actually you know what? By writing that it kinda helped me out. Also im looking at the online lumis books they seem to explain things very well then these Drawing Cutting edge comics and Human anatomy made easy books
:thumbsup: [Abstract art is] a product of the untalented, sold by the unprincipled to the utterly bewildered.
Yeah, I've noticed that if I get frustrated and I just let it all out. I can draw better afterwards. But, I don't think that you would make the dramatic progress now, like you did when you first started. You just get a little better over time. It sucks doesn't it?
hey Mad, yep fustration, i know what you mean. though you'd be quite suprise when you look at your work from your past and present. imo im happy that i ve progressed a little. and to that comment of wanting to put down on paper of what you really want. IMO all artists are like that, even with a beautifully done piece, we never really get what we wanted onto paper -.-''
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I know the feeling when you don't seem to make anything the way you'd like them to be. Usually a brake will help in this problem. And let's not forget that often the best works come out in an accident. I don't know, but when I got some really good pencils and a guide book a couple of weeks ago, I started to draw one picture per day, at least, like make it a true regular hobby. But the thing is, I've actually made even better works in school, during some classes, behind the teachers back . And it was beause I got the feeling of drawing. It's hard to draw when you force yourself.
But if you are going to get yourself education for a job you're required to do stuff in a tight timeline, well, you'll just have to learn. You'll adjust.
I know EXACTLY how you feel!!! Just remember that in almost any skill, there will be both times of fluctuation and growth in your ability, and times when it seems like you've hit a brick wall. I've experienced this with music, martial arts, and drawing, its just a fact. The most important thing is to not give up during the times when you feel like you just can't imrpove anymore. Stop worrying about how your images will come out and just have fun doing them! If you just enjoy the experience of making art, and if you truly love it and concentrate on this, the "artists block" will eventually go away. It will probabaly return, but just remember to never give up and just have fun drawing and creating. Hope that helps.
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I have been there before and I still get frustrated and pissed. There are 3 quotes told to me by 3 different teachers during my art schooling. I always remember them and they help me tremendously. Perhaps thinking of the idea behind it or the logic that they imply can and will help you as well.
just opinions from others that I value greatly. Hope it may help.
1. Thinking in terms of good, great or the best can be overwhelming at times. Think SUCK. That is the key word. Just try and suck a little bit less each day.
2. An artist does not sit down at his table/desk/computer and think "Today I am going to create a masterpiece". Think simply and just draw and practice with no end goal in mind other than to improve (daily improvement is not even the key - it is the intention and action of striving for it that makes it a guarantee). Do this each day and the masterpiece result will be inevitable.
3. It is the 10minutes of art that you put in 10 minutes after you wanted to quit that makes the difference. To draw on the day when you absolutely despise having to draw is the day you grow and get better.
Frustration is one part of the brain trying to learn, while another part tries to hold on to what it already does. Without some level of frustration, there is no learning happening.
Note, however, that what will change for you most over time is how frustration feels. It will cease to trigger emotions (like anger), and start to feel more like lopsided positive feelings, sort of like feeling amused. There's really no word for the feeling in English.
As to detail, the definition of detail is just smaller shapes within larger ones. So just start large, and then have smaller elements contained within larger spaces. These smaller elements can contain even smaller elements, and so on. The final effect may seem intimidating, but remember, even the masters create one element at a time.
Finally, be patient with yourself. People often ask me how they can learn to draw, and I tell them it's easy, just do 10,000 bad drawings.
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., started the process to bring two versions of the bill immediately to the Senate floor.
But Senate Republicans on Wednesday threatened "to block virtually all legislation until expiring tax cuts are extended and a bill is passed to fund the federal government," according to The Associated Press.
"I think it's very likely that the Dream Act will come up before the end of the year, but it's difficult to predict what will happen when it does come up," said Stephen Fotopulos, executive director of the Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition.
A bill that would provide conditional legal status to persons who:
* Were brought to the U.S. before age 16, have lived here continuously for at least five years and are younger than age 35 when the act is passed;
* Have good moral character;
* Have earned at least a U.S. high school diploma or a general education development certificate;
* Can adjust status from conditional to permanent legal residence by earning a higher education degree, completing at least two years in a program for a bachelor's degree or higher, or by serving in the military at least two years.
Source: Senate Bill 3962
Both Reid and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said they support a vote on the Dream Act before the new Congress takes office in January.
The Dream Act is a bill that would provide legal status to young illegal immigrants who graduate from a U.S. high school and pursue college or the military. It failed to reach a vote in September after Senate Republicans blocked the Defense Authorization Act, which had the Dream Act as an amendment.
Some lawmakers, such as U.S. Rep. Tom Graves, R-Ga., say they will vote no because they believe the bill rewards illegal behavior.
Rep. Zach Wamp, R-Tenn., who will leave Congress at the end of this term, said a lame-duck session is not the proper time to address the Dream Act.
"[It] is a highly controversial bill that ignores the rule of law by setting in motion an amnesty plan for people living in this country illegally," he wrote in an e-mail. "The people have just spoken. While the issue of innocent children of illegal immigrants is very important, the 112th Congress should be the one to debate this bill and other immigration reform measures."
And U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., said the Dream Act doesn't have a chance of passing before the end of the year.
Any immigration-related bill "has the potential to launch a much bigger debate on all aspects of the immigration issue and would take weeks to debate," Sheridan Watson, the senator's spokeswoman, wrote in an e-mail.
"He does not believe there is enough time or enough votes for Senate passage of immigration reform in the little time remaining this year," she added.
Rep. Phil Gingrey, R-Ga., executive committee member of the Immigration Reform Caucus, said the issue will be "high on our list of priorities" in the 112th Congress.
"As we tackle our immigration problems, we must look for more effective policies to secure our borders. I stand firmly committed to working with my colleagues in Congress to bolster our border security, expand the E-Verify program, end the 'anchor baby' conundrum, and fundamentally reform legal immigration policies to keep our citizens safe," he wrote in an e-mail.
Still, some in the region hope there will be action on immigration reform.
"It's still possible that it may come up [although] the likelihood of it is still being debated," said Jerry Gonzalez, executive director of the Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials.
Jeff Brown, chairman of the Hamilton County Democratic Party, said he doesn't understand why immigration reform and especially the Dream Act haven't moved forward.
"It's not inviting more people to immigrate, it's about taking care of some of the problems and issues we already have in particular taking care of the young people who are here at no fault of their own," he said.
Starting next year, he said, Republicans have the responsibility "to jointly govern and it is just as incumbent on them as it is on anybody else to get it right."
"I'm just afraid there's going to be too much political grandstanding about the issue and not the attention paid to real talk and real solutions. This has been dragging on for at least my generation and still no resolution to it," he added.
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why should they be rewarded for their crimes,it doesn;t matter if the children are innocent,it sure doesn't work for the american we are guilty until we can prove our innocent and they don;t give americans a chance if you mess up they want to throw you in prison and say your no good it makes me sick the way americans are treated,they get hooked on drugs that illegals smuggle in here then we send them to prison and reward these illegals children i don;t think so,all americans should be in the streets of washington marching and protesting this i hope the congress and senate won't even get this on the floor then maybe they will see putting harry reid back in was a flop,he is no good for america
We're the only country in the world that isn't supposed to protect our borders. Progs go on about the "right to self-determination", except when its our country that wants to determine itself.
Immigrants are the history of our nation and the source of its strength.
Why would you deny citizenship to a young person who is willing to join and serve in our armed forces for your benefit, or who is willing to go to and graduate from high school and college and become a productive member of our society for your benefit??
By the way, Ann, until George the Lesser forced the Patriot Act on us, we had always been innocent until proven guilty (and possessed a number of other "inalienable" rights) in the USA.
That needs clarified, inquiringmind.
LEGAL immigrants -- and assimilated ones, at that -- are our strength. They are also called Americans.
And presidents do not "force laws" on anyone -- Congress does that. [Vetos can be overridden.] Presidents, such as our current one, use Executive Orders to do the same thing. But they are not laws, per se.
Immigrants are the history of all nations. Once again, myopic Americans (and myopic Europeans) of left and right imagine the U.S.'s situation as unique in places where it is not. People are always moving, settling, invading, defending. At the same time, the idea of a state, like it or not, involves defining borders and its people (that pesky "right to self determination"). History again and again shows that a nation meets its downfall when it no longer controls nor even wants to control the confines of its land.
"Immigrants are the history of all nations" In 2110, this is a lame, invalid agrument - we have technology now that didn't exsist a few decades ago. Comparing what is happening now to what happened a hundred years ago is comparing apples to oranges.
If the politicians, who are elected by the lower and middle classes in this country(do the math), represented the interest of the segment of society that elected them, we wouldn't be talking about this issue.
The politicians will always represent the interest of the much smaller upper class(who couldn't possibly muster the number of votes to elect them) - they have found that it doesn't require a lot of effort to manipulate the mostly uninformed majority of voters.
Carl Rove, a devout atheist, developed the strategy for manipulating the congregations of small churches - it is a common practice. Votes are votes - it doesn't matter how you get them, as long as you get them.
Don't be fooled by the people preaching that third world invaders can't be stopped - the politicans, from both parties, purposely allow it to happen.
Nothing will change until the people who do the electing are awakened to reality - which is not likely.
"Immigrants are the history of all nations" In 2110, this is a lame, invalid agrument - we have technology now that didn't exsist a few decades ago. Comparing what is happening now to what happened a hundred years ago is comparing apples to oranges."
And the role of technology on this topic is....?
At least explain what you mean by that.
I love this irrational superstition about technology that people with nothing to say use. If "you can't compare today to a hundred years ago", then all history is useless,the constitution is invalid, etc. Two important things you need to learn:
A. Laws, such as immigration laws, are weapons against the chaos of events. If a law is "irrelevent", then change it.
B. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
"I love this irrational superstition about technology that people with nothing to say use.."
Cannut, Rather than a rational discussion, your post are obviously designed to incite. That given, thanks for the opportunity to explain my point.
Do a search on Google, and it will instantly give you the stats for that particular search - for example, about 5,140,000,000 results (0.17 seconds).
That's about the same time it would require to search a database of legal residents. Other pertinent databases, like Social Security, could be easily linked and cross referenced.
The only people who would object to a national biometric ID card are those who have something to gain from not controlling who enters our country.
I don't know what your motives are.
to inquiring mind, sorry you are wrong and why should we reward border jumpers for going to school and joining the services,our own can not get the kind of breaks the illegals get so why should we call them innocent when their parents know it is wrong we have laws on this and i am saying they should be enforced,and as for george,no those rights were taken long before that,just get arrested and see how innocent you are until proven you will stay in jail or have to have a bond so if we were innocent till proven then why the jail ?why the bond?your like most democrats you don;t see what is right before your eyes maybe you like all the millions of tax dollars that go to keep up illegals and their children but i don't want my tax dollars spent that way,while their money is sent back to keep up that country,and their president has his two cents stuck into everything now,if their so well at things why don't they clean up their own country and go back.It is the ones who are legal that are assets to this country and they are true americans
A lot of ranting here. A lot in congress but none describe what is wrong with the current law. None say why current laws are not enforced. None have and this act does not say how we will secure our borders.
There are laws on the books now about the penalty employers of an illegal worker will be subject to but little done to enforce these laws. No jobs and free stuff at tax payers expense or drug business and immigration illegal or legal will not be a problem. If Americans won't do the work then let the work go undone or pay a decent wage and the job will be filled by a legal citizen.


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I remember loving stories from an early age. Not surprising considering both my parents were (and still are) avid readers. A chalk-toting, guitar-slinging teacher and a koala in a green and gold tracksuit initiated me into the craft of story telling aged ten. Since then the hunger for words has never truly been sated.
In 2008 I returned to writing after working my way through a kaleidoscope of jobs which never cut it like writing did. As a full time, stay-at-home Mum, there was time in the cracks of life to, chase characters across the wilderness of my imagination.
Famous for saying "But I don't write sci-fi" my efforts now centre on penning short speculative fiction, in a unique genre known to those close to me as 'dark, weird shit." My stories continue to be influenced by the themes of love, loss, betrayal, the dynamics of power, time travel and the eternal question what if?
Forever mystress to the voices in my head, my stories have appeared in anthologies in Australia and aboard including: The Best of Friday Flash, Thieves and Scoundrels, 50 Stories for Pakistan, Dead Red Heart, Hope, One Small Step and Sunday Shots:the Shorts. Several vignettes have found homes at Vine Leaves Literary Journal and Tincture.
In 2011 the Chair of Fabulous Queensland named me the 2nd recipient of the Kris Hembury Encouragement Award for Emerging Artist.
In 2012 my debut novella Elyora appeared in the Review of Australian Fiction's Down the Rabbit Hole special edition and went on to be short listed for an Aurealis award and in 2013 was sold to Endeavour Press as River of Bones. I was also fortunate enough to partner with Adam Byatt to co-create Post Marked: Piper's Reach an epistolary web serial.
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For those that have not heard of the legends of the USA Cycling U23 house in Izegem, it is in short a dormitory for the USA riders invited to race with the National Team and the European center of all things USA Cycling. If you ask the riders, some will say it is uncomfortable, some will say it is boring, and for that matter every rider has an arsenal of complaints. It is only natural: we're an ocean away from home thrashing around in some of the hardest races on earth in a crowded house with unfamiliar beds and so little to do with so much time. On top of that the room assignments are constantly changing depending on rider departures and arrivals, and we have to do (and pay for) our own laundry. But although I acknowledge all the complaints, there is an odd allurement to The House. I will be here for six more weeks (until May 26th) and am pretty excited. The riding may not be as awesome as Austria (see picture below), but the hills of flanders aren't too shabby themselves. However, despite my excitement, I cannot escape the difficulties of living in The House. For one, hygiene and cleanliness – in our rooms, the kitchen, and bathrooms – is completely the riders' responsibility to maintain. With up to two dozen tired, perpetually hungry boys, the kitchen sink quickly fills with dirty dishes, clothes and other personal items get sprawled out on the floor, and only Ganesha knows how the bathrooms remain sanitary.
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That's a shame, Katy. What type of things do you paint? Enjoy your R&R.
Thanks for the good wishes John but unfortunately I didn't make any "bob" yesterday - lower case or upper case. Especially enjoying the tranquility of your "tranquility" today. I'm going to take the vision as I go to horizontal mode again now.
Thanks for that nice comment, gemstone.
Oh, that was much more of an op. Katy! You may appreciate the photo of "the beastly thing" when you are further away from the associated pain of it.
You are being "saucy" now with your "high excitement value"! I'm sure I cannot imagine what you mean!!lol
That's why we don't get shadows here - no sun!! 'Orrible.
I enjoyed batik work when I was at college. I sometimes do batik jigs but they never look as good as the real thing. Hope you make a few "bob" tomorrow. That's slang for shilling!!
Thanks John, you gave me some tugs to play with. Beautiful pictures.
No, my Twisted Cyster was internal and took a few days stay in the hospital but will be fine now and I'm really looking forward to getting back to a more comfortable and productive life. My doctor gave me a picture of it but it isn't really very photogenic.
You never lose creativity - you just forget to let it out. I've drawn and painted since I was very young - and even won some awards - but now, I don't take any lessons because I just want to develop and let out my own visions. Even though I get incredibly frustrated, nothing is so exciting as creating something (well, maybe one or two other things also have a high excitement value)
Amazing the differences in our "common" language. And your light switches are reversed - and your driving direction is just irrational - to a rational, North American mind.
Now it's time for another rest period and then I think I'm going to just do a little more to a couple of canvasses I have in a Show/Sale tomorrow.
I'm keeping the vision of this "tranquility" in my soul. Thanks
Yes, the "shadow" is me in sunshine. Can't have shadows without the sun.
i notice the shadow in your logo - you? i like your stubborn comment, katy. very funny! i share many of your traits, too. i used to be very creative when i was younger. i could/should have gone to art college but didn't.
it's a shame you can't spell humour properly!
i'm assuming the cyst was, basically, external, what a relief for you to "get rid"!
it sounds as if your friend has a creative mind with the "twisted cyster"! very clever and, yes, i like the group a lot.
light and dark - that;s me. it's good to have your comments again. i thought that i had gone deaf!!lol
John, I'm NOT a Gemini - therefore I have no dark side ;))))). Amazing though how many Geminis are (or have been) in my life - both family and close friends. Perhaps it's because I would have been among your group but was born three weeks early. I missed the Dark Side - except for my Shadow. I'm curious, creative, independent, determined, and I laugh from the humor that is such an intrinsic part of life and I laugh just for the joys and pleasures of being. I also cry at the horrors that humanity causes itself and the world. (notice I used the term "determined" rather than the perjorative "stubborn" - I am NOT stubborn and I will never, never change my mind about that) - more humor???
Thanks for the "welcome back" Yes, I'm sort of "good to go" now, but will be much, much better in six weeks or so. Hope this doesn't make you quesy but I had a grapefruit sized cyst removed from my abdomen - and it had evidently become twisted which was causing all the pain. So it's gone now. A friend thought I should wear a t-shirt that says "I survived the Twisted Cyster". (do you know the musical group - Twisted Sister?) Anyway, "Twisted Cyster" is such a groan that it really made me laugh - which isn't very comfortable physically yet but is so good for the spirit.
And John, I see another puzzle today that must have come from your dark side - not visually "dark" but cruel to solve. Show me a tug boat - please. (and stories to go with it) Katy
welcome back, katy. i hope all went well and you feel "good to go"!
your dark side or mine?!! good to hear from you again.
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it might be possible for elementals to start forming all over the place, similiar to the necropolises, as deathwing will be ripping apart the elemental planes maybe rifts will form and elementals pour from them.
Following Deathwing's previous past though, perhaps he will try to infiltrate the horde/alliance or send an agent, to try and deal a mortal blow to the world's leaders.
i think some area's might begin changing immediately, wailing caverns, desolace/raid zone in desolace, and quests have you go there and see something is...changing.
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