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About A.R.T.S.
A.R.T.S is an acronym for Academic Resources for Teachers and Students. The A.R.T.S. program is developed by our staff to provide cross curriculum lessons for Kindergarten through Twelfth grades. The Kimball provides this as a way to integrate art into lessons that are based on national core subject curriculum such as Math, Science, Reading, Writing, History, Geography and Language Arts. All lesson plans that are created are based on the Utah State and National Core Curriculum Requirements and correlate to our Main Gallery exhibits.
Each A.R.T.S tour for the RELEVANT exhibit will include a free 45 minute guided tour as well as a 45 minute art project that can be completed at the Kimball Art Center or in schools. In addition supplemental K – 12 lesson plans integrating the arts with core subjects are available online.
In order to reinforce what the students learn about the works on display, students will participate in a hands-on art project.
The Kimball Art Center is able to provide the free of charge, A.R.T.S. School Tour Program for the RELEVANT exhibition to public, private, charter, home schools plus youth organizations thanks to underwriting by Vail Resorts and Canyons with additional support from the George S. & Dolores Dore Eccles Foundation, Summit County RAP Tax, and the Utah Division of Arts & Museums.
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Scheduling Tours at the Kimball
The Kimball Art Center invites private, public, home and charter schools to join the Kimball's Education Team for a free, guided gallery tour and creative activity centered on the current Main Gallery Exhibit. Each tour includes a 45 minute guided gallery tour as well as a 45-minute age appropriate art project. After school educational programs are also welcome to book free A.R.T.S. tours.
To schedule an A.R.T.S. tour, we require a minimum of 10 students in a group. We can accommodate groups as large as 60 at a time. Contact email@example.com to discuss how we can accommodate groups over 60 students.
A.R.T.S tours are available for all schools, educational programs and clubs in the Park City and Salt Lake City areas. We do our best to accommodate requests for visits from schools outside these areas as well and have traveled into Wyoming, Richs County, Santequin, and Ogden. If you are interested, simply call us and we will do our best to accommodate your school!
All school tours are free, with the exception of transportation. The Kimball can accommodate up to 60 students per visit. For larger groups, please call for more information. Reservations are accepted on a first-come, first-served basis and must be made at least a week in advance, although more notice is suggested in order to accommodate schedules.
Tours are available for scheduling Monday though Friday. Please contact the Kimball's Education Deparatment to schedule your tour or to get more information, at 435.649.8882 extension 116 or email@example.com.
We are here to bring visual art back into your schools and look forward to visiting! It is as simple as a phone call or email away!
Bring the Kimball to your Classroom or School
The Kimball Art Center will gladly come to your classroom to teach a lesson based on our current exhibit or any past exhibit. Kimball classroom visits include one hour of instruction. During this time, the Kimball instructor will teach a lesson and complete a hands-on activity with the class. Classroom visits are free, include supplies and the cost of transportation for our staff to come and visit your school. A teacher must stay in the classroom with the students during Kimball's visit. In-classroom visits may also require use of the internet and a projector so that students may see and discuss the pieces on display.
The Kimball Art Center is free of admission and encourages teachers to organize chaperones for A.R.T.S. School Tours to the Kimball Art Center. A general rule is that we request one chaperone for every 15 students. For younger age groups (pre – 2) we request one chaperone for every 5 students. Please inquire for more information when booking your tour. Admission is free for all visitors to the Kimball Art Center.
If A.R.T.S. Tours are conducted in school, chaperones are not required, but teachers are required to stay in the classroom and participate in lessons to strengthen visual arts integration in core subjects they are teaching.
Lunch Areas
Due to lack of space, the Kimball Art Center does not have lunch facilities for students visiting the Kimball Art Center. Please leave any food or drink on busses or vehicles when entering the exhibits. Food and drink is not permitted in the majority of exhibition areas.
Suggested areas for lunch groups are the Transit Center which is located a short walk away on Swede Alley behind Main Street (this is an enclosed and heated space for winter visitors). During warmer months, City Park, which is located on Park Avenue across from the library is a nice place to enjoy Park City's beautiful weather, sunshine and let students run around or sketch.
Transportation & Directions
The Kimball Art Center is unable to provide transportation funding. Park City does offer a free public transportation system. Schools in the surrounding areas must provide their own transportation and transportation funding. Please contact the Education Department for more information at 435.649.8882 extension 105 or email@example.com.
The Kimball Art Center does not have parking for busses, cars or other vehicles. School busses are welcome to pull up to the front of the Kimball to let students load off and on, but will need to find parking during the tours. Please do not load students off on or on the bus at the back entrance to the Kimball Art Center. The Kimball's front door is located at 638 Park Avenue, busses can drop students off at the corner of Park Avenue and Heber Avenue. Our back entrance doors remain locked during business hours.
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Yvonne was great, and the flowers turned out just like I had hoped for!
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A bill to potentially further stem cell research was approved by a House division.
Sponsored by Rep. Phyllis Kahn (DFL-Mpls), HF34 would establish a state policy for stem cell research and permit the University of Minnesota to spend state monies on such research. It would also require health care providers treating infertility patients to provide information regarding the disposition of any human embryos after fertility treatment.
After discussion over two days, the House Higher Education and Work Force Development Policy and Finance Division approved the bill and referred it to the House Public Safety and Civil Justice Committee.
Proponents view research expansion as a potential way to discover cures for ailments such as Parkinson's or Alzheimer's diseases.
It's not enough to just work on blood cells because they don't work with all diseases, said Jackie Hunt Christensen, who has Parkinson's disease.
Opponents said that embryonic stem cell research terminates a human life and others expressed concern that his could ultimately lead to cloning.
An amendment put forth by Kahn, and successfully offered by Rep. Tom Rukavina (DFL-Virginia), the committee chairman, said "a person who knowingly engages or assists, directly or indirectly, in the cloning of a human being is guilty of a felony."
A companion bill, SF100, sponsored by Sen. Richard Cohen (DFL-St. Paul), awaits action by the Senate Health, Housing and Family Security Committee.
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How much longer can companies run themselves for cash?
UK companies are sitting on a surplus of £752 billion
By Sally Percy | CFO UK | Published 17:22, 11 April 12
In the early days of the financial meltdown, way back in 2008 when auditors were presumed to be having 'a good crisis', Goldman Sachs bankers still thought they were doing 'God's work' and Greece had an A credit rating, a powerful mantra quickly gained currency among finance chiefs. That mantra was 'cash is king'.
At the time, companies were caught up in the maelstrom sparked by the bursting of the US housing bubble in 2007 and the sub-prime loan contagion that was crippling the financial sector.
In autumn 2008, as giants of the banking world such as the Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds either trembled on the edge of the abyss or, in the case of Lehman Brothers, plunged right down into it, markets were seized with panic and credit dried up overnight.
The ready cash that had financed the mergers and acquisitions of the boom years prior to the crisis was consigned to the history books. The unthinkable had happened. Banks were closed for business and companies were on their own.
"In bigger companies, a lot of corporate treasurers were quite badly scarred by the crisis," says Rob Donaldson, head of M&A and private equity at Baker Tilly. "They were in the situation where they had a lot of short-term debt that they thought they would be able to easily roll over when the time came. But when the time came, it wasn't easily rolled over."
The sheer shock of not being able to access vital funding when it was needed left a deep psychological imprint on many finance teams. But although 'cash hoarding' is seen as a defensive response to the crisis, many companies had already been building up cash reserves for several years beforehand to finance planned acquisitions.
The crisis simply accelerated this trend and forced companies to view their cash piles less as an acquisition war chest and more as a liquidity lifeline. The Office for National Statistics figures reveal that by September 2011, UK companies were sitting on a cash pile of £752 billion – six times the UK's annual budget deficit.
Much of this cash is concentrated in the coffers of the corporate giants, with non-financial FTSE 350 companies holding £160 billion or more in cash at the end of each quarter last year, according to consultancy Absolute Strategy Research – more than double the amount they were holding five years previously.
And it's not a trend that's confined to the UK. Euro zone companies have squirrelled away a tidy €1.94 trillion. Meanwhile, across the pond, US consumer technology giant Apple has built up a $98 billion cash mountain all by itself.
Siege mentality
It has reached a point where at face value companies have so much money sloshing about on their balance sheets that they don't know what to do with it. And with cash producing a lousy return of 1-2 percent, well below the 10-15 percent return on capital that they would normally hope for, hoarding it doesn't make sense.
After all, companies exist to do things, not to sit on money – making money on money is a bank's job. "Not many companies like sitting on mountains of cash," says Donaldson. "But they don't find it easy to do anything else at the moment."
David Petrie, head of the ICAEW's corporate finance faculty, agrees. "Normally it wouldn't be regarded as good working capital management," he says. "In theory, capital should be deployed in growing the business or it could be responsibly paid out to shareholders."
So why aren't companies spending?
John Grout, policy & technical director at the Association of Corporate Treasurers, says that efficiency has now become "a habit" with companies of all sizes remaining "suspicious" of the financial sector.
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He plays a sharp-tongued playboy and White House aide on TV, but this past weekend, Reid Scott was a blushing groom.
The Veep star, 36, married longtime girlfriend Elspeth Keller in an intimate ceremony at downtown Los Angeles's Maguire Gardens on Saturday.
Scott popped the question in Palm Springs last April after he secretly flew to San Francisco to ask Keller's father for her hand in marriage, a source told PEOPLE at the time.
Among the guest list: actor Brendan Patrick Hines and Mad Men star Ben Feldman, who shared a picture of the happy couple on Instagram. "Last night, 2 people I follow on Instagram got married, so I crashed their wedding and made a 45 minute toast."
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Reid Scott's romantic persona on HBO's critically acclaimed Veep is surrounded by politics, but when it comes to his real love life, he's apparently drama free.
The actor, 35, is engaged to longtime girlfriend Elspeth Keller, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
Going the opposite direction of his serial-dating TV character Dan Egan, Scott went the traditional route and "secretly flew to San Francisco to ask Elspeth's father for her hand in marriage," the source says.
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The Houston Rockets are completely focused on their pursuit of Carmelo Anthony, and don't believe they have a legitimate shot, according to several different reporters.
Sense I'm getting is Houston is fully focused on Melo front & merely on outskirts of LeBron chase as much as they'd like to be factor there
— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) July 4, 2014
Stein wasn't the only member of the media with this thought. Sam Amick (USA Today) shared his thoughts on the Rockets and James.
The Rockets, it should be noted, are known to be laser-focused on the prospect of landing fellow free agent Carmelo Anthony at the moment. A person with knowledge of Houston's thinking expressed very little confidence that the Rockets were legitimately being considered. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the private nature of the situation.
Adrian Wojnarowski (Yahoo Sports) also added this note:
Houston Rockets officials spoke with Paul by phone, but were not granted a meeting and have moved on with their pursuit of Carmelo Anthony, sources told Yahoo Sports.
The three consecutive tweets and stories are a bit interesting. Stein's tweet was at 10:12 PM CT, Amick's story at 10:13 PM CT and Wojnarowski's story also at 10:13 PM CT. Usually it's one writer that breaks the news and the others follow.
What does this mean? I'm not sure. It could mean the Rockets front office fed the reporters this story in hopes of trying to convince Anthony that they really want him and he's their number one guy.
It could also mean the Rockets simply don't believe they'll land James.
No one really knows what James is thinking, and something tells me we should Anthony's answer by the end of this weekend, and James' answer by the end of next week.
Until then, stick with House of Houston for all the latest on the Rockets' offseason.


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HARVEY | A Midlothian man was charged by prosecutors with murder Friday, just 24 hours after the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old man in Harvey, police said.
Charged was Dashonti Wiley, 39. He is expected to appear in bond court in Markham on Saturday morning, police said.
Police responded about 3 p.m. Thursday to a report of shots fired in the area of 152nd Street and Vine Avenue. The unidentified shooting victim was taken to Ingalls Hospital, where he died from his injuries, police said.
Following leads indicating the shooting was a result of an earlier altercation involving the victim and the suspect, investigators located and arrested the suspect about 9 p.m., police said.


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Sarah Silverman Makes Out With Unicorn for Juicy Fruit [VIDEO]
Is it me or is marketing getting weirder? In the past few weeks, we've had videos for Mentos featuring an accident-prone holy man, a strange man in a catsuit for Skittles and now … Sarah Silverman making out with a unicorn on behalf of Juicy Fruit. The video, which is up to almost 50,000 views since it went up on April 4, is actually the latest in the brand's "Serenading Unicorn" series.


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10 Questions: Jozy Altidore talks Premier League, Di Canio and more
By Leander Schaerlaeckens, FOXSoccer.com
On July 5, Jozy Altidore sealed his transfer from AZ Alkmaar in the Netherlands to Sunderland of the Barclays Premier League. The Black Cats will be the 23-year-old's seventh club. His reported transfer fee of $13 million broke his own American record of the $10 million Villarreal paid the New York Red Bulls in 2008. On Friday, FOX Soccer caught up with Altidore to chat about his transfer and the reasoning behind the move:
FOX Soccer: During your last spell in the Premier League with Hull City in the 2009-10 season, you faced a steep learning curve. Do you think you're better prepared this time around?
Jozy Altidore: "I don't think it's about being better prepared. Looking back on it, I think I was the number one striker on that team, not the greatest team in the world, I was always going to be up against it. It wasn't easy. Now I've played in Europe more, I think I'm a little bit of a different type of player now than I was when I was 19 years old."
FS: You matured rapidly with AZ. How did that help shape your career?
JA: "Just being there and training every single player day was good, you learned every single day. It was a really good two years for me, in every aspect. Just becoming a target man became a bit more natural for me."
FS: Why did you choose the Premier League?
JA: "The Premier League when you look from top to bottom, the atmosphere, whatever, it's probably the best league in the world right now. I had the opportunity to come back here and it's really exciting for me. Sunderland is a big club, there's 50,000 people every game and a manager [Paolo Di Canio] that is crazy about the game, about the tactics and a good mentality. I thought it was a good fit for me at this point in my career."
Such a heavy preseason so far. Loving it though, going to make us that much stronger! #hardworkpaysoff— Jozy Altidore (@JozyAltidore)
FS: What other leagues could you have gone to?
JA: "Spain, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Russia. I just felt this was the best place for me right now, to have a position, to play, to train regularly and to play under a manager that has a good mentality and emphasizes hard work and a good training environment."
FS: Did you talk to Paolo Di Canio much before you signed?
JA: "I've been in touch with him for a long time, basically since my season ended. We talked things through. Just how we wanted to play, how they wanted to use me, how I could keep improving. They train a lot, sometimes twice a day, and they're sharp all the time. And that was important. There were places [I've played] where they have a few days off and that's something that I need at this point in my career. I need to be training and constantly improving."
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FS: Is that something you've learned in the Netherlands, your need for constant sharpening of your tools?
JA: "It's incredibly important. That was one of the decisions for me. I know that when I was at Hull, we trained sometimes twice a week or three times a week and then we were off again. Personally, I need to train as much as possible and be as sharp as possible because I have a lot of things left to learn so that was big in the decision making for me.
FS: What did Di Canio, a former forward himself, identify as areas where you can grow?
JA: "Just to improve on what I've done. The trainings here are always tactical sessions, technical sessions, the little things that get overlooked: how to move into the spaces; patterns of play, offensively and defensively; the lead-up to the goal, it's all been covered already.
FS: What attracted you to working with him?
JA: "The mentality he has. If we get that implemented in the entire team we're going to be tough to play against. He's big on discipline and big on mentality and if we can all learn from that we can all benefit."
FS: A question of a slightly different nature: having been racially abused at a game before in the Netherlands, is it a tad awkward to now be playing for a coach who has been open about his fascist beliefs?
JA: "Not at all. I look at him as a coach and I just look at this as a footballing experience and that hasn't even crossed my mind."
FS: Until this summer, you hadn't scored for the United States in almost two years. You'd nevertheless turned in some good contributions though. Was the scoring drought something you worried about?
JA: "I didn't pay attention to it. It didn't really bother me that much. We were always in a transition phase and trying different things. When you look at the team now compared to two years ago, it's a much more mature team. It's more fluid, it's overall better. It was just a matter of waiting and the team improving. And when it improved, I always knew the chances were going to come."


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July 1, 2013
The Monticello 4-H Club is going to be front and center this Fourth of July in Washington D.C. The group has the honor of leading the National Independence Parade on Thursday.
The club applied to be a participant in the parade thinking they would be carrying balloons but their role quickly changed.
Seven-year-old, Ivy Johnson, member of the Monticello 4-H Club, said, "I thought, Wow! What a big surprise!"
Stacey Johnson, volunteer for the Albemarle and Nelson County 4-H Clubs, said, "I did a double take at that. I have to go back and look at the paperwork again because I had no idea out club would be chosen to be the lead in the parade."
Come Thursday, seven Monticello 4-H club members and their parent volunteers will be the ones holding the opening banner and American flags at the start of the historic Fourth of July Parade in Washington D.C.
Ivy Johnson said, "It's means a lot to me because it is a very big honor to be the lead people to lead the parade."
Olivia Johnson said, "Independence Day by itself is about our country and freedom and all that. So, if we're going to be starting off the parade that celebrates that, it's pretty big."
Stacey Johnson said, "I'm not sure it's hit all of them yet, the importance of what we're doing and how big this event is."
The National Independence Day Parade marches about a mile down Constitution Avenue starting at the National Archives. The event draws thousands of spectators and represents groups and bands from every state.
Olivia Johnson said, "Representing Albemarle and Charlottesville 4-H is a really big honor really. It's kind of scary too. What if I mess up?"
One local group representing Charlottesville, Albemarle County, and Virginia in a big way at the national celebration of out country's birth.
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MrSeb writes "A cross-disciplinary team of US neuroscientists and cryptographers have developed a password/passkey system that removes the weakest link in any security system: the human user. It's ingenious: The system still requires that you enter a password, but at no point do you actually remember the password, meaning it can't be written down and it can't be obtained via coercion or torture — i.e. rubber-hose cryptanalysis. The system, devised by Hristo Bojinov of Stanford University and friends from Northwestern and SRI, relies on implicit learning, a process by which you absorb new information — but you're completely unaware that you've actually learned anything; a bit like learning to ride a bike. The process of learning the password (or cryptographic key) involves the use of a specially crafted computer game that, funnily enough, resembles Guitar Hero. Their experimental results suggest that, after a 45 minute learning session, the 30-letter password is firmly implanted in your subconscious brain. Authentication requires that you play a round of the game — but this time, your 30-letter sequence is interspersed with other random 30-letter sequences. To pass authentication, you must reliably perform better on your sequence. Even after two weeks, it seems you are still able to recall this sequence."


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This history revives a tabloid sensation of 1937, when a mother and daughter were found strangled in their Manhattan apartment. The fact that the daughter was a twenty-year-old nude model who left behind a "seemingly endless stream of boyfriends" made the case, as Schechter writes, a "perfect storm of prurience." The killer turned out to be a sculptor, taxidermist, and failed seminarian who had spent his adult life in and out of mental institutions. The book delves deeply into his biography—calling special attention to his odd ideas about visualization and time travel—but is most engaging when it sticks to the particulars, prurient or otherwise, of the crime and its investigation. PERFECT, by Rachel Joyce (Random House). This novel follows two privileged British schoolboys in 1972 who believe that the leap year has led to two seconds' being added to the clock. One of them thinks that the seconds occur when his mother, driving to school on a misty morning, hits a girl on a bicycle. 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By Mark Richardson , April 18, 2012
One of the surprising things about the digital age is that so much experience is mediated by text. In the mid-1990s, there was a new platform called VRML, which stood for "virtual reality modeling language." At the time, when HTML was new, VRML was being posited as a possible image-based future for the online world. VRML was designed to create immersive three-dimensional web experiences, where you moved through "rooms" instead of static web pages; maybe our entire lives would move online and we'd exist in our electronic cocoons with hardware strapped to our bodies. But while the internet has enveloped our lives in ways that are arguably even more profound than those imagined in 1995, it hasn't needed virtual reality to make it happen. Instead of tricking our senses into thinking that we exist in a virtual space, we've simply outsourced activities that our minds used to handle. Our consciousness and memory are moving into the ether, so the need for our senses is diminished. And the interface for this transformation turned out to be text.
And now we use text to think about and talk about music. Go back 20 years to 1992 and picture a world where the only people writing about music were those who had some kind of relationship with a newspaper, magazine, or zine. Back then, the total amount of space for written thought on music was quite small, which worked out fine because the number of people who even considered writing about music instead of just listening to it was also very small. It just wasn't something that occurred to most people; some were still writing letters, but beyond that, sharing thoughts and ideas about culture through writing was strictly for pros or enthused and motivated hobbyists.
The number of words written about music in a single day last week may well dwarf the total number written before the internet.
That's changed. Between Twitter, Facebook, email, message boards, SMS, instant messaging, blogging, and comment sections, the space for sharing thoughts via the written word has become infinite. Knowing how to get ideas across while in front of a keyboard is increasingly becoming an essential skill for survival, and being able to communicate effectively through writing is arguably more important than it's ever been. For some, the written word is replacing the human voice as the primary mode of communication. The number of words written about music in a single day last week may well dwarf the total number written before the internet. Even so, there's still a sharp divide between those who just want to hear music and those who want to write about it. There's music that sounds good when it's playing, and then there's music that sounds good and also comes with a raft of context.
Sometimes that context is so broad and far-reaching it can be more interesting than the music itself. In the online circles in which I travel, there have been three big waves of music writing this year-- one about Grimes, one about Fiona Apple, and one about Nicki Minaj. With Minaj's new album, Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded, it felt like everyone had to have an opinion, and my favorite music writers were all elbowing each other to get to the front of the line with their review or thinkpiece. And while I'm impressed by a handful of songs from Roman Reloaded and will return to at least two ("Beez in the Trap" and "Come on a Cone") regularly, if I'm honest, I've enjoyed reading about the record much more than listening to it. Minaj is an artist who feels very now, mixing ideas about pop vs. underground, technical skill vs. pop image, not to mention sexuality, femininity, and the changing landscape of the hip-hop and wider pop worlds. And since I write about music for a living, it makes sense that I would be drawn to records like Roman Reloaded, which ultimately become meeting spaces for communal experiences and the exchange of ideas.
If I'm honest, I've enjoyed reading about Nicki Minaj's
Roman Reloaded much more than listening to it.
While I've enjoyed reading articles written by people who "miss the monoculture," I don't really miss it or even remember it very well. I've always felt a bit off in my own world, which sometimes is a point of pride and other times feels like a kind of social failure. These days, for me, the greatest tension when writing about music is trying to bridge the gap between music as a private or a public experience. So part of me envied those who could join the conversation about Nicki Minaj and connect her music to the broader culture, because so much of the music I love and have interesting ideas about means almost nothing to the world as a whole.
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There are times when the context surrounding an attraction to a specific piece of music is so personal and private that it becomes almost impossible to share. A couple of months ago, I reviewed Unemployed, an album by Alog, the Norwegian experimental music project. Alog has been important to me, and I'd even go so far as to say that they've had a significant impact on how I think about and conceptualize sound. They make a playful and perennially strange kind of musical dada-- unusual structures that mix voice, acoustic instruments, and electronics in nonsensical and unpredictable ways. And I love listening to them and thinking about them and writing about them, trying to see if any of the ideas that bubble up when I put them on will make sense to anyone else.
Turns out the answer is pretty much no. I can safely say that very few people in the world hear Alog like I do, and as I sit here now, I more or less feel like they are a band that exists only for me. Almost every conversation I've ever had about them has been a monologue rather than an exchange, because the person on the other end has never heard of them. Or, if he or she has heard them, the music made little impression. I thought maybe Alog would turn into another Fennesz or Oneohtrix Point Never-- abstract music that people who don't really like abstract music will make time for-- but it never happened and probably never will. And in the larger scheme of things, Alog don't matter. At all. Unlike Nicki Minaj, if their music didn't exist, the world would be virtually no different. So when writing about Alog, I have no choice but to write about how this music might work for a single person (me), and how these abstract sounds might enrich a single life (mine). That's where the meaning is found.
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I've been spending time with World, You Need a Change of Mind, an album by the UK singer-songwriter Adam Bainbridge, who performs as Kindness. The album is all over the place. Some songs are firmly entrenched in the reverb-heavy, hazy-pop-gem sphere, others incorporate production elements borrowed from dance music stretching across several different eras. "That's Alright" even goes so far as to resurrect the bombastic gated-snare of late-80s dance pop, bringing to mind the signature sound of Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Bainbridge is clearly skilled at bringing all of these familiar sounds to life, whatever you think of his songwriting. And since it all goes down so easy, Kindness strikes me as music that is meant to be "shared" and not really listened to or thought about. Discussion of what the music is, how it works, and what it might mean to someone listening to it is far less important than the act of passing it along to others.
Highly personal responses to music are irrelevant when sharing--
as opposed to listening to or thinking about-- is the primary goal.
For music like this, context, whether broad or narrow, takes a backseat. And to allow for such smooth passage through the social media sphere, the music needs lubrication. There needs to be something inside of it that is clearly recognizable, so the music itself becomes a kind of language based on common aesthetics and collective understanding. So when two people have the exact same ideas about song or artist, "sharing" can happen without friction. Pausing to consider what something means and how it works and figuring out your own responses are all impediments to this process. Ideally, sharing can happen without explanation. You learn to recognize your own tastes in the tastes of others, so you start to develop an idea of what you might like (or what you might like other people to think you like) purely by virtue of who you see listening to it. Idiosyncratic and highly personal responses to music are irrelevant when sharing is the primary goal (which is not to say that these things aren't present; they're just not an essential part of this process).
Here is some copy from the web page for This Is My Jam, a new service built on the idea of sharing music through social media:
Choose one song. That song that's been stuck on repeat, that one you love. Personalize it to make it yours, then share it with the world. [...] Follow people if you like their music; and only if you like their music. Then play all their jams with one click. Listen to an evolving radio station of the best music, handpicked every day by your friends.
I am absolutely saturated with new music every day, and finding new things I like is not just easy, it's inevitable. So when I ask someone, "What have you been listening to?" I'm trying to learn something about them. The one-line "This is my jam" approach is useless to me, because your relationship to the song in question-- beyond the fact that you like it and want to share it-- is completely unknown. The fact that someone would find music interesting purely by virtue of the fact that I am listening to it is foreign to me. What I listen to does not seem notable; why I listen to it might be. I need context.
A couple of months ago I went to an event where dance and performance art works-in-progress were shown. Afterward, a discussion was held to give the artists feedback. There was an interesting movement piece for four dancers set to the music of Scott Walker. It used three or four different Walker pieces from across his career, some conventional, some more experimental (one of these was "The Electrician" from the Walker Brothers album Nite Flights).
During the discussion, I shared with the choreographer, a woman I had not known before this evening, my thoughts on the piece and the music. I tried to explain my relationship to the music of Scott Walker, how his work strikes me as both deeply emotional and expressionist but also theatrical to the point of abstraction, which, in my opinion, was a combination that served her piece very well. I also find Walker's music to be vaguely menacing, sometimes even scary-- there is a strangeness at its core that somehow suggests danger.
My wife Julie, who was there with me that night, also likes Scott Walker but has a very different take on him. To her, the theatrically goes so far over the top that it takes on a dark humor, and she read this dance piece as funny, like the music was offering a slightly ironic commentary on the absurdity of performance itself. Neither of us was wrong, and we learned some things about each other that night.
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