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Sorry for me sounding daft, I assume you mean to leave it on without using it and letting it run down. DoI need to turn off Wi-Fi or any other applications.
Don't be silly
No matter how much people may know now - they all started as beginners once
By all means leave everything on and use the heck out of it which will speed-up the battery drainage but you don't have to.
Just let it run right down (however you go about it) until it goes off and recharge it.
After 3 or 4 times of doing this, your battery will have calibrated itself properly and you'll get the 9 or so hours that's advertised
If you're going to get all of your apps from the Play Store (as and Android newbie - I'm guessing that's the case?) then you really don't need an anti-virus app.
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Ohio Dream Pop/Rock group strangewave performs tonight at The Comet in Northside. J. Trenton Crace and Katrina Eresman formed the compelling group in Dayton not long ago and released their ear-grabbing full-length debut, Pop Noir, earlier this year. It's a fantastic first effort full of hypnotic songs that hover in the same realm as classic Shoegaze, Mazzy Star, Blonde Redhead and Lush, with the diversity from track to track keeping the listener drawn in and mesmerized from start to finish. The twosome is joined by a drummer and bassist for live shows.Opening the free show at 10 p.m. is Seattle Indie Rock/Soul trio Garage Voice, which claims heavy influence from Gospel music and Memphis Soul and has a Garage Rock spirit, thought its songs are far less derivative and predictable that most other groups given that tag. The soulful sounds of the band — which are laced with cool Hammond Organ stabs, soundscapes and grooves — have something of an atmospheric Psych Pop vibe at times (making them a good fit with strangewave), but ignite into dirty Blues and Rock & Roll outbursts with little to no notice. Get a taste of Garage Voice's latest album, Amenin, below.AMENIN by Garage VoiceClick here for more live music options in Greater Cincinnati tonight.
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Bluegrass for Babies, featuring local artists Wild Carrot and Comet Bluegrass All-Stars, returns to Sawyer Point Saturday to raise money for the Perinatal Institute at Cincinnati Children's Hospital. Plus, King Records Month continues, CityBeat hosts a pre-MidPoint Music Festival party, Jerry's Little Band turns 20 and Abiyah Presents Hip Hop @ The Comet presents a special "open mic" edition.
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Music Tonight: The Lonely Wild, Paper Bird and More
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• Influential Maryland-spawned Death Metal/Hardcore/Gindcore group Dying Fetus headlines Newport's Thompson House for a night of hardcore release. Singer/guitarist John Gallagher has kept the Fetus alive for 21 years, maintaining a dedicated following and racking up honors like having his band's 2000 release, Destroy the Opposition, named to Decibel Magazine's list of "Hall of Fame" Metal albums. Read more on the group from this week's CityBeat here. The band is joined by guests/tourmates on the Fetus' "The Blood of Power Tour," Malignancy and Cerebral Bore, plus Beverly Hellfire, Fenrir, End It With a Shotgun and Soul Rot. Tonight's show is at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15. Here's Dying Fetus' "From Womb to Waste" from the group's most recent album, Reign Supreme. • The Madison Theater in Covington is launching its "Madison Theater Band Challenge" tonight. The events will feature a boat-load of local acts — between now and Jan. 4, there are NINE "Round 1" challenges, featuring around nine established and up-and-coming artists from a variety of genres each night. Tonight's first event starts at 6:30 p.m. and features a mix of Rock, Funk and Hardcore, with Banducci and the Wheels, Merry Carls, Pledges, Rebuild The Barrier, Self Ish, The Fallen, The Requiem, Undefined and Victory Over Vanity competing. Visit Madison Theater's site here for a run down of the rest of the challengers. All of the Band Challenge events are open to music lovers of all ages. • For something funky and jolly, Steve Schmidt's annual Organ Trio Christmas Spectacular concludes tonight at The Comet and is always a popular draw. Click here for details.Even more live music options in Greater Cincinnati tonight. (Feel free to leave your own suggestions in the comments)
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Music Tonight: Steve Schmidt Organ Trio Christmas Spectacular
Veteran ace Jazz pianist/organist Steve Schmidt returns to The Comet in Northside to launch his Christmas-themed two-night stand at the venue. Schmidt's annual Christmas Jazz "Spectacular" has become a local holiday tradition. Schmidt whips out his organ (a Hammond B3; get your mind out of the gutter!) for the occasion and, as always, brings along some top-shelf special guests for the shows. Schmidt is joined by Brad Myers on guitar and Mark Wolfley on drums, plus two amazing singers — Eugene Goss (known for his work with Billy Larkin as Triage) and the great Mandy Gaines. The Steve Schmidt Organ Trio Christmas Spectacular runs 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. tonight and tomorrow at The Comet. There is no cover charge.
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Barrence Whitfield & the Savages Funk Up Northside
Boston R&B/Funk/Soul/Rock crew with many local ties returns to Cincy to record new album
Boston's Barrence Whitfield & the Savages have returned to Cincinnati in a big way this week. The R&B/Soul-rockin' crew has several local ties, including employing prolific locally-based drummer Andy Jody on the skins. The group also features Peter Greenberg of pioneering Boston band DMZ (as well as The Lyres) and groundbreaking Cincy Garage rockers The Customs (fellow Custom Jim Cole records with the band but doesn't play live). The Savages recorded two albums in the '80s; their 1985 Rounder Records release, Dig Yourself, was their last until the group's recent reunion activities. "I met Peter at The Customs reunion in 2008, drummed for them the following year, which led to him contacting me to record Savage Kings upon the reformation of the original Savages," Jody says about his initiation into the band. The Savages are in town to record a new album, returning to Ultrasuede studios, where they recorded Savage Kings. "We decided to record here, partly logistics and partly in tribute to King Records," Jody says, "and it was the same studio where The Customs cut (their trademark tune) 'Long Gone.' "Last night, Whitfield & the Savages debuted some of the new material at Shake It Records. Shake It, the label, released the Savage Kings in the States; The Customs' "Long Gone" single was the first release on the Shake It imprint.The Savages will be warming up for recording this weekend with a two-night stand (Friday and Saturday) at The Comet in Northside. Both shows are free and kick of at 10 p.m. (Friday a DJ warms things up and Saturday Customs-inspired local rockers The Long Gones fittingly open the show). Click here for more info on the band. Below is a live clip filmed in Paris last year. And here's a clip (with performances and interviews) from the band's earlier days when they were featured on the BBC.
Former Bartenders Bring Craft Beer Retail to Northside
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Hamilton Avenue in Northside is home to a slew of eclectic storefronts like Melt and Shake It Records, and, since April, Northsiders have enjoyed The Listing Loon as a place to swing by and load up on bottles of hand-selected microbrews by a couple of Cincinnati's tenured bartenders.
On A Rocky Mountain High
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Cincinnati's Alone at 3AM recently released its third album and first for respected Colorado-based indie label, Suburban Home Records.
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Review: The Black Belles at The Comet
The Comet was packed Tuesday night in anticipation of seeing Nashville band The Black Belles and the Belles didn't disappoint. These women sure have created an identity for themselves. At any point, you could spot them somewhere in The Comet; they were hard to miss with their long black hair, black clothes, black hats, pale skin and dark makeup. And the shtick of it all doesn't seem forced for The Black Belles. Members of Jack White's label, Third Man Records, the Black Belles opened their set with "Leave You With A Letter," the opener from their debut self-titled album. Although the band is normally a four-piece, they are touring as a three-piece, leaving the organist back home in Nashville. Between bassist Ruby Rogers' deadpan dead-on bass riffs and Shelby Lynne's solid drumming, there's room for lead singer/lead guitarist Olivia Jean to do as she pleases. Her voice comes off as somewhat of a growl, so perfect for their dark and witchy lyrics. And there was something about the drummer similar to Meg White, with her black hair flowing as she beat the crap out of her set. The Black Belles seem to be somewhat of a cross between The Cramps and Wanda Jackson, with the occasional Jack White riff thrown in the mix. Olivia Jean announced that they would play "their only Country song" as they launched into "Honky Tonk Horror," which was not really anything close to a Country song and probably the heaviest Rock song they played. Other numbers included "In a Cage," "Howl At The Moon," "What Can I Do?," "Lies," "Wishing Well," and "The Wrong Door." The only problem with their set was that The Comet didn't move the tables out of the way so it was an extremely awkward crowd to stand in and actually be able to see the band. This resulted in people standing on chairs to get a better glimpse of the dark beauties. When I asked the band what they'd be doing after the show, they smiled and said they would be using a Ouija Board at the Masonic Temple at which they were staying. If you missed out on seeing the Black Belles, they'll be back in Cincinnati as one of the headliners for Midpoint Music Festival this September!
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On Poetry
My Lost Poet
February 23, 2015 | by Elianna Kan
Anger and tenderness in Philip Levine.
In the spring of 2012, Philip Levine delivered a lecture at the Library of Congress called "My Lost Poets," marking the end of his tenure as the eighteenth U.S. poet laureate. In the talk, which was later published in Five Points, Georgia State University's literary journal, Levine takes us to Wayne University's Miles Poetry Room in 1948, where, once a month, he and other aspiring poets gathered to talk shop and critique one another's work. The group comprised four World War II vets and a number of Wayne University students, including a young man who would eventually be drafted to the Korean War, a narcissistic Hart Crane wannabe, a rural Southern Baptist woman from Kentucky, and a young black man obsessed with Walt Whitman. In the wake of the war, Levine explained, the group found urgency and vitality in poetry, regardless of their respective talents. This poetic camaraderie was short-lived, though. The Hart Crane fanboy died in a car wreck at an early age; the Southern Baptist disappeared into the jungles of Latin America; the Whitman worshiper saw his idealism dissolve in the face of fifties-era politics and Jim Crow laws. Still, it was these people, along with the war poets he discovered during that time, who helped shape Levine's own poetic voice.
That voice, when he finally found it, decried the injustices of our society, of working-class life in particular, lending Levine's experience a "value and dignity it did not begin to possess on its own." Unlike his great hero, Walt Whitman, Levine doesn't seem to stand over us, exalting and exalted. Instead, he's always among the multitude bearing witness to the historical moment. He looks out every so often to address his reader with a plural or a singular you that invites us to share his vision, expanding our own. His poems are full of unrealized dreams, with auxiliary verbs—would, could, should—signaling inevitable disappointments or a foreboding sense of what's to come. This dissonance between one's idealistic fantasies and reality conjure a tremendous anger in his work, evident especially in his earlier poems about factory life in Detroit. Read More »
A Green World
February 17, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
Whenever anyone mentions William Bronk, they usually preface the word poet with obscure, or little known, or forgotten. Bronk—born February 17, 1918; he died in 1999—is apparently read so rarely that Daniel Wolff's piece on him in last spring's Literary Review was called "Why Nobody Reads William Bronk."
"First, it's hard," Wolff writes. "The second reason is: it's hard." He outlines Bronk's ars poetica: Read More »
Stanisław Barańczak's "This Is Not a Conversation for the Telephone"
January 5, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
I've been thinking today of Stanisław Barańczak, the Polish poet and translator who died last month at sixty-eight. He was known for flouting state censors with poems that mocked the euphemistic language of communism, and his work was seditious enough that in the seventies he was barred from publishing in Poland, though he continued to publish underground. By the early eighties, his politics had cost him his job as a professor in Poznan, and he decamped to the U.S. to lecture at Harvard. In a famous speech he likened life as a dissident to breathing underwater, with a nod to a science-fiction story by Stanisław Lem:
Bubbling sounds were the only acceptable means of communication, the official propaganda emphasized the advantages of being wet, and occasional breathing above water was considered almost a political offense—although everyone had to do it from time to time …
I wonder what Barańczak would've made of the new PEN International report, published this morning, on writers and government surveillance. It suggests that free expression around the world—even in the U.S., where what we've come to call "content producers" aren't in the habit of fearing violence from the state—is in some ways more embattled now than it's been since the Cold War.
It's worth reading the report in full, though it will make you gnash your teeth and hurl invective at various institutions, chiefly the NSA. (And why shouldn't you? You've already got their ear.) PEN International polled 772 writers from fifty countries, with some classified as "free," some as "partly free," and some "not free." But those gradations hardly matter, it seems, when it comes to freedom of expression. Of the respondents, 75 percent in free countries, 84 percent in partly free countries, and 80 percent in not free countries said they were "very" or "somewhat" worried about surveillance. Some were so worried that they were afraid to say how worried they were:
As a final indication of the way the current "surveillance crisis" affects and haunts us, I should say that I have had serious misgivings about whether to write the above and include it in this questionnaire. It is clear to me from the information I have given you that my responses to the questionnaire, and presumably also therefore this statement, can be traced back to me. It may be that this information will be hacked by security agencies. Surely anyone who thinks thoughts like these will be in danger—if not today, then (because this is a process) possibly tomorrow.
The Poetaster
December 1, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
In 1876, Julia A. Moore published The Sweet Singer of Michigan Salutes the Public, a best-selling series of poems to honor our nation's centennial. Moore was an obituary poet: the elegy was her preferred mode. Local death notices and tales of wartime derring-do moved her to versify. She was especially fond of addressing poems to dead children.
Her work is, in a word, bad.
In fact, her collection sallied forth with such cloying sincerity—a note from the publisher claimed that any profits would be used "to complete the Washington monument"—that the satirists of the time decided to have a field day with it. Mark Twain parodied her in Huckleberry Finn; Bill Nye—the nineteenth-century humorist, not the contemporary scientist—said that hers was a poetic license that ought to have been revoked; the Hartford Times noted her collection's "steady and unremitting demands on the lachrymal ducts"; and a critic in the Rochester Democrat wrote of her work, "Shakespeare, could he read it, would be glad that he was dead … If Julia A. Moore would kindly deign to shed some of her poetry on our humble grave, we should be but too glad to go out and shoot ourselves tomorrow."
Best of all, maybe, was the review in the Worcester Daily Press: "[Moore] reaches for the sympathy of humanity as a Rhode Islander reaches for a quahaug, clutches the tendrils of the soul as a garden rake clutches a hop vine, and hauls the reader into a closer sympathy than that which exists between a man and his undershirt."
And so Moore gathered renown, like William McGonagall, as a poetaster, i.e., an inferior poet. (The word has fallen into disuse lately, but maybe it can have a renaissance in 2015.) You may chide her critics for their ironic jeering—it took some time, apparently, for Moore to get the joke, and eventually she was cowed into silence. By 1878 she'd been mocked from coast to coast and lampooned at her own public appearances. "Literary is a work very difficult to do," she said to those who teased her.
But before you cluck, have a look at Moore's poetry, which may make you want to throw tomatoes at her.
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William Meredith's "Parents"
November 26, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Some of the poems in The Cheer revolve around a single, central, and somewhat mysterious idea. I'm thinking of poems like "Parents"…
I'd love to tell you the story about "Parents" because it occurred one time after I'd gone to a Thanksgiving dinner where a couple I'm very fond of had three surviving parents. The three parents seemed to me valid, charming, interesting people, about my own age, and to their children they seemed, as parents normally do, embarrassing, stupid, tedious, albeit lovable. I saw my friends suffering and I remembered such suffering. The poem says essentially, "It is in the nature of things that one's own parents are tacky, and this should give you compassion because your children will find you tacky." The poem came out of that particular experience.
—William Meredith, the Art of Poetry No. 34, 1985
What it must be like to be an angel
or a squirrel, we can imagine sooner.
The last time we go to bed good,
they are there, lying about darkness.
They dandle us once too often,
these friends who become our enemies.
Suddenly one day, their juniors
are as old as we yearn to be.
They get wrinkles where it is better
smooth, odd coughs, and smells.
It is grotesque how they go on
loving us, we go on loving them
The effrontery, barely imaginable,
of having caused us. And of how.
Their lives: surely
we can do better than that.
This goes on for a long time. Everything
they do is wrong, and the worst thing,
they all do it, is to die,
taking with them the last explanation,
how we came out of the wet sea
or wherever they got us from,
taking the last link
of that chain with them.
Father, mother, we cry, wrinkling,
to our uncomprehending children and grandchildren.
The Ballad of Ferguson, Missouri
November 25, 2014 | by Frederick Seidel
A man unzipping his fly is vulnerable to attack.
Then the zipper got stuck.
An angel flies in the window to unstick it.
A drone was monitoring all this
In real time
And it appears on a monitor on Mars,
Though of course with a relay delay.
One of the monitors at the Mars base drone station
Is carefully considering all your moves for terror output.
But not to worry. Forget about about about it.
The body of the man you were
Has disappeared inside the one you wear.
Reminds me of the story of the man who had nipples
Where his elbows should be and whose skeleton
Was on the outside of his body.
The guy walks into a shop on Madison to buy some clothes
And buys some and walks out wearing them
Wearing them and into the Carlyle bar.
One of the waiters, originally from Algeria of all places,
Recognizes him and says with the strong accent
He has despite many years of living in the United States:
Your usual?
A man has disappeared inside his corpse.
His corpse has disappeared inside a cause.
Reminds me of the video of Robert Kennedy
Announcing to a largely black audience at an outdoor campaign rally
At night in Indianapolis
That Martin Luther King had been shot
And killed and by a white man.
Martin Luther King is dead.
Skin color is the name.
Skin color is the game.
Skin color is to blame for Ferguson, Missouri.
The body of the man you were
Has disappeared inside the one you wear.
I wouldn't want to be a black man in St. Louis County.
A man unzipping his fly is vulnerable to attack.
Then the zipper got stuck.
An angel flies in the window to unstick it.
Here comes light-skinned Billie Holiday, Lady Day, no angel!
A drone was monitoring all this,
Which appears on a monitor on Mars,
Though of course with a relay delay.
One of the monitors at the Mars base drone station
Is carefully considering all your moves for terror output.
But not to worry.
Reminds me of the story of the man whose smile
Shot out flames and whose skin
Was on the outside of his body.
The guy walks naked into a shop on Madison Avenue to buy some clothes
And buys some and walks out on fire wearing them and goes straight
Across the street in flames to the Carlyle bar.
One of the waiters looks as if he's having a stroke
And raises his hands in Arabic,
Palms in, and murmurs a prayer,
And brings God a glass of humble water.
You can change
From chasing Communists
And chasing Jimmy Hoffa, the mobster union president
Who however supported civil rights,
And change to blessing and being blessed.
Some victims change from a corpse to a cause.
You can change
Reminds me of the video of Robert Kennedy
Announcing to a largely black audience at an outdoor campaign rally
At night in Indianapolis
That Martin Luther King had been shot
And killed and by a white man.
Martin Luther King is dead.
Frederick Seidel received the 2014 Hadada Prize. This poem will appear in our Winter Issue, available next month.


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Submitted by marc.battyani 3526 days 15 hours 31 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2622 days 9 hours 16 min ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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re: universities
This is a good idea. Done.
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re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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A feeble-looking Anchorage Sen. John Cowdery, pushed into court by his lawyer in a wheelchair, today pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges.
U.S. marshals fingerprinted Cowdery and allowed him to go free on $5,000 bond. His trial was set for Oct. 6 before U.S. District Court Judge Ralph Beistline.
The 78-year-old Cowdery faces a maximum of 15 years in prison if convicted on the bribery and conspiracy charges. He's accused of scheming with Veco Corp. executives to try and buy the vote of a fellow state senator, Nome Democrat Donny Olson, in order to keep state oil taxes down.
Olson hasn't been charged and says he didn't get anything from Veco.
Cowdery said little in court Monday. Both he and his attorney, Kevin Fitzgerald of Anchorage, declined to speak to reporters.
Fitzgerald told the magistrate Cowdery continues to be employed by the state of Alaska as a legislator, giving no indication that Cowdery has any plans to resign from office.
Cowdery missed a few beats before replying when Magistrate John Roberts asked his age. Cowdery, who suffers from kidney problems, also looked over the court's list of medications he's on.
"Maybe that's all I'm taking; my wife knows more than I do," he told the magistrate.
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Three former Alaska state legislators have already been convicted and sentenced as part of the broad FBI corruption probe into state politics. All of them pleaded not guilty and went to trial.
Federal prosecutors said they could begin turning over "voluminous" discovery materials to Cowdery's lawyer as soon as he provides them with a 750-gigabyte portable computer hard drive. Prosecutors are expected to use FBI audio and video recordings as evidence against Cowdery, just as in the previous corruption trials of state legislators.
Cowdery, a Republican who represents a stretch of South Anchorage and the Lower Hillside, is charged with conspiring in 2006 with Veco executives to give Olson $25,000 in return for his vote on the oil tax. Olson was running for lieutenant governor and looking for campaign funds.
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Cowdery resigned that chairmanship this spring. He then stepped down as head of the legislative council, which oversees administrative business of the Legislature, after his indictment last month.
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Published: August 15, 2004
For the Next Generation
Writing books on dentistry and flying planes are just a couple of the interests that consume Dr. Robert Kulacz, an oral surgeon living in Katonah.
The father of 6-year-old twin girls, Dr. Kulacz, 44, also cares about education. His latest venture, called Moonrocks, is an eclectic space museum, audio and video recording studio and performance hall all housed in a former woodworking shop in a garage in Bedford Hills. The space museum, where classes of schoolchildren can go by appointment, is free, Dr. Kulacz said, and will be partly financed by fees from the recording studio.
''It's my dream to present a place where people can come and not only learn about the great accomplishments of landing a man on the moon in 1969, but also to express their artistic, creative talents in the form of music and video,'' he said. ''My goal is not to make money. It's to teach and motivate children.''
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