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The policies and persona of Franklin Roosevelt set the cast of the "modern" presidency. He was unquestionably the most vital figure in the nation, and perhaps the world, during his 13 years in the White House. Engendering both admiration and scorn, FDR exerted unflinching leadership during the most tumultuous period in the nation's history since the Civil War.
The Nation discusses unemployment relief and the WPA.
Editorial, The Nation
November 20, 1935
Everything is going up. Stock-market quotations are at new highs. The business index is rapidly approaching "normal." The index of food prices has risen 14 per cent since the first of the year. The WPA has reached its goal in New York City.
Only the unemployment index in New York has remained stationary. Today, as two years ago, there are still a million unemployed in the city. But real wages, including relief income, have gone down. While the New York Times business index has risen from approximately 88 in August to nearly 93 on November 10, the number of families on the relief rolls (including work relief, now handled by WPA) rose from the peak of 338,000 to a new high of 363,000 during the same period. And the number continues to rise. Five weeks ago 1,600 new families were added to the home-relief rolls. During the past week 6,900 were added.
When the WPA was launched as the solution of the unemployment problem, the President announced that "the federal government must and will quit this business of relief." The new program was to give a job to every able-bodied man whom the new prosperity did not place in private industry. WPA in New York City has put 223,000 persons to work. This still leaves 750,000 unemployed who can hope for no help from WPA, since it has already reached its quota. Private industry cannot be depended upon to absorb any appreciable number of these, since business is now operating at nearly "normal" capacity without having made any great inroad on unemployment totals. In the face of these facts Victor Ridder, the Works Progress Administrator, promises a steady "deflation" of the WPA program. This will inevitably throw the released WPA workers back on the local home-relief rolls, repeating the cycle of home relief to local made work, to home relief, to federal CWA, back to home or work relief, back again to federal WPA, then on to home relief. And so round and round.
It was the purpose of WPA to absorb all employable persons on the home-relief rolls. But even with the WPA quota reached, there are still some 140,000 families left on home relief, of whom more than half have one or more employable members. And these numbers on home relief arc rapidly increasing. The increase comes from three sources: first, families who have reached the end of their savings; second, workers with seasonable jobs who formerly earned enough to carry them through the slack season, but who now because of low wages and depleted resources must apply for relief at each layoff; third, workers discharged by WPA as projects are completed.
Last spring the Mayor's Committee on Unemployment Relief reported that relief standards in the city were 40 per cent below those of private welfare agencies; that the relief budget included no allowance for household expenses to replace pots, dishes, bedding, and other home necessities; that it included no allowance for carfare to enable members of families to travel for medical attention or to look for work; that it made no adequate allowance for clothing; that it allowed so little for rent that families frequently had to use part of their food money of about eight cents a meal per person to make up their rent deficit.
These indecent standards are now threatened with further reduction by the growth of the relief rolls and the threatened withdrawal of the federal government from "this business of relief." The Controller of the city insists on keeping standards down on the ground that the city must keep its relief appropriation within its sales-tax income, estimated at $50,000,000 for the year. Improved business, however, has now increased sales-tax receipts to an estimated $66,000,000. The Controller refuses to use the additional millions, though earmarked for relief, to improve relief standards. Instead, he proposes to use them to pay off the bankers for their 1934 relief loan. Then, says the Controller, the city's relief budget will be "balanced." So the recipients of relief will have to be content with the knowledge that the budget is balanced and that they must keep on wearing the dresses, shoes, and coats they have already bought with their clothing allowance of twenty-seven cents a month each.
A personal story of one family's dramatic effort to hold onto their family farm in Iowa as massive foreclosures sweep the nation in the 1990s.
The life of the legendary photographer, known best for his black and white images of the wilderness of the American West.
President Woodrow Wilson lead America during World War I, created the Federal Reserve, and helped create the League of Nations. Part of the award-winning Presidents collection.
In 1897, Arctic explorer Robert Peary caused a sensation when he returned from Greenland with five Eskimos.
Harry Truman was responsible for finding America's place at the start of the Cold War. Part of the award-winning Presidents collection.
The remarkable and tragic life of the third Kennedy son, Robert F. Kennedy.
Joseph Goebbels, the second most powerful man in Nazi Germany, was the mastermind behind Adolf Hitler's success.
Their intense faith and strict adherence to 300-year-old traditions have by turn captivated and repelled, awed and irritated, inspired and confused America.


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With this book (hyperbolicly subtitled Behind the Scenes of the Most Terrifying Zombie Movie Ever) , Joe "Phantom of the Movies" Kane gives us a thorough and comprehensive look behind the scenes that, while heavily peppered with opinion and conjecture, makes an interesting and edifying read for anyone obsessed or even interested in Romero's gut munching classic. Plus, they throw in John Russo's original screen play as a gift for completists, as well as testimonials from some of films great names like Frank Hennenlotter and Peter Jackson.Read More »
Book Review: Arlene's Heart – Author Victoria Frances
ARLENE'S HEART Written and Illustrated by Victoria Frances Published by NBM Publishing Publication Date: 2007 Format: Full Color, 80 pages Price: $24.95 Arlene's' Heart is just more than a visual treat. It's a treat for the eyes, the soul and the mind. Victoria Frances is an artist who received acclaim for here Goth series "Favole". Her latest release comes in ...Read More »
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Of course it takes more than that, like account managers, brand strategists and project managers, but we never forget why we're here: to design.
What We Do
We are a brand design agency that consults and creates strategic programs for the most important touch points between our client and their customers: the position, the identity, and the expression — in other words, the brand. We repair and refresh tired brands, or develop new ones, by defining and designing the primary elements. We do the following:
Brand Strategy
Corporate Identity Design
Collateral Design
Corporate Communications Design
Website Design & Development
Print Advertising
Packaging Design
Trade Show Design
Social Media Audits
Content Planning
Motion Graphics Video
Mobile & Web App Design & Development
Electronic Newsletter Design & Deployment
Related Services
Working with Us
We know it's hard to find a new firm to trust with your brand, its products and services. That's why we thought it would be helpful for you to understand what it's like to work with us.
We are process driven, it's in our DNA. That means we create budgets and timelines and we stick to them (as long as you do the same). We enjoy what we do. We're nice to work with. But at the same time we'll tell you our opinion.
We have an hourly rate, but you'll rarely see that on an invoice. Our projects are estimated in advance on a flat fee basis that is determined by the project description. We will always bill to the last estimate you approved for the project. There won't be any surprise invoices.
Obviously every project varies, so defining projects fees and budgets without sufficient description is difficult, nonetheless it might be helpful for you to know we offer the following services beginning at the following prices.
Brand Strategy Development: Starting at $10,000
Brand Identity Development: Starting at $8,000
Website Design & Development: Starting at $32,000
Who We Are
We actually have other lives besides what we do here. Really.
Speaking Availability
Randall Smith has spoken at professional organizations and educational institutions for many years, including the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG), the Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS), Associated Building Contractors (ABC), Partners in Business, AIGA, Utah State University, Utah Valley University, and his alma mater, the University of Utah. Randall and other team members are available for lectures and award judging.
Lecture topics include:
"Your Brand Is Not Your Logo"
"Dressing the Part of Your Core Values"
"Design as a Business Tool".
In The Press
All published articles are available as PDFs for downloading and printing. For more information or request for copies of these articles please contact us.
The Dieline–October 2011
The Salt Lake Egotist–September 2011
Letterhead and Logo Design 12 book
Communication Arts—Sept. 2011
Lovely Package—Apr. 2011
Utah CEO—Aug. 2009
Connect Magazine—Oct. 2006
Concrete Construction—Oct. 2006
adnews Magazine—May 2006
Connect Magazine—Dec. 2004
Connect Magazine—Feb. 2004
Connect Magazine—Jun. 2003
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News from the Office
July 2014
Alysha ran three legs of Ragnar last week, 17 miles in 24 hours. / Mac just returned from a three week "semi-working" vacation in (of all places) Paraguay. / It takes 1 hour, 16 minutes and 28 seconds for Randall to cycle to the office from his home in Sandy (at least it did today). / Speaking of cycling, we went on a ride with our client FFKR last week. The architectural firm is well-known for their love of the sport. / And speaking of client events, we had a great time at the Jacobsen Construction's annual breakfast two weeks ago. The entire, very well-attended event was built around the concept of Legos.
June 2014
Ben Dougal, University of Utah graphic design major and winner of two awards at the annual AIGA100, has joined modern8 as an intern. / It's vacation season. Mike just got back from mountain biking in the desert (without water). Mac is heading to South America. Alysha was recently in L.A. Randall is planning a major cycling adventure in California. Hopefully there's someone here to do all the work. / modern8 won an award at the AIGA100 last month with our own promotional tee shirt design. / On the boards (as if we actually worked on boards): a strategy engagement for a new client in the financial services industry, a website for a major local construction company, and an annual brochure for another UofU college.
April 2014
John Goldsberry, University of Utah graphic design major (and student in Randall's Identity Systems and Branding class), has joined modern8 as an intern. We're excited for his contribution. / Alysha just got back from an extended weekend trip to SoCal. / Our next door neighbor, the Shilo Inn, was voted this year as Salt Lake's ugliest building—and we agree. Fortunately it's going to be significantly remodeled and rebranded as a different entity. We can't wait.
March 2014
Spring has brought out a few bikes again at our offices, both motorized and pedalized. / Nearing completion of a ton of stuff for a web app introduction at an upcoming trade show. We've designed all the promo materials as well as the app itself. / Adobe buses keep rolling past our offices this week to Salt Palace Convention Center across the street. / We had a giant custom bag made by our client Sugar House Awning Industries, to house our d3 Brand Concept Boards. We've given up on projected presentations in favor of analog. / To the chagrin of our experienced designers, interns' designs keep winning out in client preferences.
February 2014
Jason Jiang, a senior in the graphic design program at the University of Utah, has joined modern8 as an intern. / One of the benefits of Pioneer Theatre Company as a client is the chance to regularly enjoy their productions. We recently saw Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. Go see it / The Multi-Disciplinary Design program in the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Utah is sponsoring a series of lectures together with School of Business on the subject of Design Thinking. The first three lectures have been terrific—there are still two more. Check them out.
January 2014
Our annual holiday T-shirt was designed by modern8 web designer Mac Galeano, using a phrase from the homepage of our website. Mac was clearly out to prove that he could design things that appeared somewhere other than on screens. We're working on the modern8 online store, but until then, we've got a few for sale at the not-for-profit price of $10. / We're posting right and left in our new Thought Library, written by everybody on staff (even Alysha). / Matt Thurman, a senior in the graphic design program at the UofU, is our newest intern. He comes prepared. He works at Saxton Horne Advertising and got an "A" in Randall's Branding and Identity Systems class last semester. / Speaking of classes for Randall, this semester marks 33 years of teaching "History of Graphic Design." You'd think he'd have it down by now.
December 2013
Randall wraps up another semester teaching "Identity Systems and Branding" at the University of Utah this month. / Mac went on a marathon Thanksgiving weekend drive to Tijuana and surprisingly—arrived back safely and on schedule. / Last month marks an even dozen years since modern8 was formed. / Watch for the annual last-minute distribution of the modern8 holiday T-shirt.
November 2013
modern8 was a big participant in Salt Lake Design Week this year. The firm sponsored and Randall Smith introduced former associate Jay Wilkinson for a presentation on "Design Thinking". Mac Galeano taught a seminar on HTML for Designers. And the office was a popular destination for the annual Studio Tour, where we showed off our small, but nicely appointed facilities while we chatted up visitors. / Randall successfully finished LOTOJA, the 206-mile single day cycle ride. Thanks for the contributions to the Huntsman Cancer Institute. / Randall returned from the AIGA national conference in Minneapolis this month, with lots of inspiration and ideas. Minnesota is the home state of his wife Diane, who joined the trip for a chance to visit friends and family and sight seeing up the north shore of Lake Superior.
July 2013
Erin Scardena has joined modern8 as an intern from the graphic design program at Brigham Young University. Fortunately Erin has Web site design experience and she is spending most of her time working on site maps, wire frames and site designs for multiple clients. / Once again, the bi-annual Outdoor Retail trade show is across the street at the convention center, so we have to fight for parking and lunch spots around here like outdoor scavengers.
June 2013
Randall upped his cycling mileage last Saturday with the Huntsman 140, a ride from Delta Utah to the Huntsman Cancer Institute in Salt Lake City. / Alysha returned from a week in New York City wishing she lived back there again. / Mac and Mike once again throw down the ping-pong challenge: lunch to anyone that can beat them. / At modern8, Thursdays have become truck lunch day at the Gallivan Center, where elaborately appointed food trucks show up downtown with surprisingly unique cuisine.
May 2013
modern8 associates Mac and Mike are getting awfully good at ping pong on our downstairs table. They hereby throw down the challenge to any other design firms or ad agencies to a playoff. / Randall and Alysha played together with the Smith Bros. Dirt Band in performance for the Intermountain Acoustic Music Association last week. Mac and his friend even filmed it. We'll let you know when the recording deal is finalized. / Randall is almost finished with final grades for the graphic design history class he teaches at the University of Utah—that is, until it's time to field complaints from students who are upset about their grades.
April 2013
Four divergent companies have engaged us for our Perception Branding d5 Process, our strategic consulting service: companies in engineering, insurance, event management/production and network marketing. / Spring has sprung and the bikes are coming out of hibernation, both the motorized (Mac) and the self-propelled (Randall). / Alysha, modern8 Office and Account Manager, reports she got 97% on her last accounting test. / Mike is in final preparation for the annual student portfolio review, the responsibility he shoulders for the local chapter of the AIGA, the professional association for design.
February 2013
Raisa Kuddis, a senior in Graphic Design at the University of Utah, is now interning at modern8, helping with design and production tasks for multiple clients. / Randall Smith, modern8 Creative Director, spoke to the Art and Design Department at Utah State University on February 7th. The subject, "Design as a Business Tool", generated students' questions and comments, both in person and online. / modern8 was on the Studio Crawl during the second annual Salt Lake Design Week last fall (see above). A surprising number of visitors dropped by, including modern8's newest employee, Mac Galeano. Clearly it was a success.
January 2013
Mac Galeano has joined the modern8 team as an experienced Web designer and developer. Mac was most recently employed at Saxton Horne advertising and is a graduate of Utah State University (despite the allegiances mentioned above). / The new year has brought a bunch of new clients and we're excited. / Randall Smith, modern8 Creative Director, was the first to teach a new class in the Graphic Design department at the U of U this past semester: Brand and Identity Systems.
August 2012
Mike Harris has joined modern8 as the newest designer. Mike has had experience at Struck, Welikesmall and Jibe Media before hanging his hat with the eightman. He is contributing to projects for the University of Utah, NIC and Dunn Associates amongst others. / Randall participated with our former Bertolini Building tenants Blu Line Design, landscape architects, in the Cache Valley Century bicycle ride this month. It was fun until Randall had three flats and the Blu team tired of giving him spares. / Tara vacationed in sunny California while Bryan did the same in South Dakota.
July 2012
Lorrin Freidkin, an advertising and communications major from the University of Oregon in Eugene, has joined modern8 for an internship. She is helping with strategy development for our clients as well as for modern8. / We're all planning fall vacations. We think they're going to bump into each other. / Our small color printer isn't working and it's driving Tara crazy because she can't color code her Status Reports.
June 2012
For four years now, we've been explaining to visitors that the big Howell's Photo sign on the outside of the building no longer represents who's inside. That's about to change. The 120 year-old Bertolini Building will be getting its own tenant identification. / Besides winning at the AIGA100 Show, we also got awards at the district level of the American Advertising Federation. But frankly, someone needs to redesign the award. We'd never hang it up). / modern8 designer Derek Boman just got back from a 3-day trip to Denver, where he saw a lot of art and a lot of miles.
May 2012
Drew Milton, a graphic design major from the Utah Valley University, began a summer internship with modern8 this week. / Working on new projects with Verisk Health, Rocketmade, School improvement Network and beginning a new year with Pioneer Theatre Company.
March 2012
Bryan got back tanned and fit from an extended (10 days—count 'em up) vacation in Hawaii last week. / Derek traded in apartment life for a mortgage and just in time, because his apartment burned down the week after he left. / Spring is just around the corner and bikes are getting tuned up for the Bertolini Building Cycling Team (yet to be organized).
February 2012
Two weeks ago, Randall Smith, modern8 Creative Director, spoke at the University of Utah's emerging program for multi-disciplinary design on "Design as a Business Tool". / modern8 picked up two Gold Addys at the annual awards of the Utah Chapter of the American Advertising Federation. / Randall's annual go-to-lunch-with-our-clients month is nearly over, as is his goal to eat healthy this year.
January 2012
The modern8 Christmas party was a New Years Eve brunch this year instead of an evening event, due in part to late planning and Bryan and Marianne Wilson's baby, who hasn't yet figured out how to sleep in the evening hours. You can see photos on our Facebook page. / We're excited we've been asked to design the graphics for the AIGA 100 show, the annual design competition in Salt Lake City. / Pretty soon, we'll be able to show off what's been keeping us busy the last few months. We're excited about that too.
December 2011
We're very busy this fall, but can't talk about it yet / Our clients often ask us to design custom greeting cards and this season is no exception. To be politically correct, we invariably have to express our holiday wishes non-religiously. We however don't have the same compunction: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
September 2011
The "boys" in the office marked the end of summer with a visit to the Miller Motor Sports Park for multiple go-kart races, trying to beat each other on a winding track without spinning out in the dirt. Derek claimed he had a bad machine on Round 2, but Bryan and Randall agree it was a weak excuse. / Our business neighbors in the 120-year-old Bertolini Building have moved out, leaving space available for another like-minded business (we're all designers of some sort.)
August 2011
Cyclists in the building joined together for the Cache Valley Century two weeks ago. If you're going to ride a 100 miles on a bike with an unobstructed view, it's nice to have the Cache Valley as a backdrop. / We decided we'd have the summer party when we kick off the new modern8 Web site. We're hoping that doesn't happen in February. / Working with a number of new clients lately. Watch for fun stuff to come soon.
July 2011
We got a notice that our work for the Nucleus software launch for HealthCare Insight will appear in the design annual of Communication Arts magazine. That's an exciting first. / Randall Smith spoke at the Society for Marketing Professional Services two weeks ago on the subject of this month's eNews main feature.


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Ok I have this program that utilizes GPS coordinates to find the direction of travel you need to get to the waypoint. I have the GPS coordinates display in 2 textboxs( Longtitude, Latitude). The problem I am having is the fact the GPS coordinates( due to only being accurate down to 8 ft, and it constantly is fluxuating), is getting my heading to stay constant. So I figured if I can somehow capture the average(5-10 readings) of the data being displayed in the textboxs, and take my heading from this then perhaps my heading will stay constant longer. Unless someone else has an idea on how to do this.
for the code:
string[] locate=nav.Split(',');// array from a coordinate value recieve from listbox
float nlat = (float)Math.Round((float.Parse(locate[0])),5);
float nlong = (float)Math.Round((float.Parse(locate[1])),5);
float gpslong = (float)Math.Round((float.Parse(longTxt.Text.ToString())),5);//value from GPS
float gpslat=(float)Math.Round((float.Parse(latTxt.Text.ToString())),5);//value from GPS
double pi = Math.PI;
float diffy = nlong- gpslong;
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M83's Anthony Gonzalez is about to embark on a world tour with his backing band. But his band isn't complete: it needs a musician who can play guitar, bass and keyboards. To find the right person, he's put an open call for auditions on his website. Gonzalez is going full-on democratic with this one, asking candidates to "make a short video recording of yourself showing your proficiency across the instruments listed above" and upload the clips to YouTube.
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Back in June, when we reported that there was a new M83 double album on the way, we also mentioned that the LP would feature goth-pop howler Zola Jesus. Now, the results of that team-up have hit the internet.
M83 Reveals Album Cover, Adds Tour Dates
By Larry Fitzmaurice on August 9, 2011 at 1:40 p.m. EDT
M83: "Midnight City" (via SoundCloud)
That comforting-yet-creepy tableau photo by Anouck Bertin that you see above is the cover art for M83's new album, Hurry Up, We're Dreaming, out October 18 on Mute. It appears as if the kid on the left has just taken off the headdress from the artwork for the BNT'd "Midnight City", which can be heard above. The song will be released as an official single on August 16.
In addition, M83 has added some dates to their fall tour schedule-- check those out below.
M83 Announces New Album; Hear New Track
By Tom Breihan on July 19, 2011 at 10:00 a.m. EDT
Photo by Anouk
On October 18, Mute will release Hurry Up, We're Dreaming, the new double album from electronic haze-pop artist Anthony Gonzalez, known to everyone as M83. Head to this site and enter an email address for the MP3 of "Midnight City", a track from the album. Or click over to Soundcloud to stream it.
M83: "Midnight City" (via SoundCloud)
M83 Announce Tour
By Larry Fitzmaurice on July 6, 2011 at 11:05 a.m. EDT
M83's Anthony Gonzalez is readying an as-yet-untitled new album-- excuse me, double album-- for the fall, and he'll hit the road with his band all across North America in October and November. Check out the dates below, as well as a teaser video for the forthcoming LP.
M83 Tease New Album
By Tom Breihan on June 28, 2011 at 12:15 p.m. EDT
M83 mastermind Anthony Gonzalez has shared a pretty great teaser video for the new M83 album on his website. It features a scant minute-and-a-half of what may be a song from the album. But if you're the type to get excited about a new M83 album, this video should do it.
New M83 Album to Feature Zola Jesus
By Tom Breihan on June 6, 2011 at 2:35 p.m. EDT
M83 main man Anthony Gonzalez is hard at work on the follow-up to 2008's gorgeous synthpop effort Saturdays=Youth. Last year, he told Pitchfork a bit about it: "For now, the direction of the album is very, very, very epic. Very orchestrated. I feel like it's a mix of all my albums, actually." And now Gonzalez has told Spin a few more details. The new one is due in October, it'll be a double album, and it'll feature a collaboration with Zola Jesus-- someone who knows from huge-sounding, evocative synth music.
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Ben Stiller and Eddie Murphy lead an all-star cast in this hilarious comedy caper about a luxury condo manager (Stiller) who leads a staff of workers to seek payback on the Wall Street swindler (Alan Alda) who defrauded them. With only days until the billionaire gets away with the perfect crime, the unlikely crew of amateur thieves enlists the help of petty crook Slide (Murphy) to steal the $20 million they're sure is hidden in the penthouse. From the director of the Rush Hour series, "Tower Heist is so fun, it's criminal!" (ASSOCIATED PRESS)
At the center of Tower Heist is a gleaming Ferrari once owned by Steve McQueen, and that's what the movie is: a sleek machine, tooled for speed. Josh Kovacs (Ben Stiller) manages a super-high-tech high-rise in the middle of Manhattan, catering to every need of the tower's residents, including financier Arthur Shaw (Alan Alda). When Shaw gets arrested by the FBI, Kovacs realizes that his staff's pensions, which he asked Shaw to invest, are lost, and when it looks like Shaw is going to get away with it, Kovacs pulls together a mismatched team (included Matthew Broderick, Casey Affleck, Michael Peña, Gabourey Sidibe, and Eddie Murphy) to steal the secret stash of cash that the FBI suspects Shaw must have. Tower Heist successfully tweaks all the character clichés just enough so that they are a smooth blend of the familiar and the unexpected. The plot zips along with purring efficiency, alternating predictable turns with surprising ones just enough to keep the pattern-seeking parts of the viewer's brain hooked. The cast--which also includes Téa Leoni as the lead FBI agent--charms without overdoing it. In essence, director Brett Ratner (the guy behind X-Men: The Last Stand and the Rush Hour series) has honed all of his sloppier tendencies and crafted a skillful piece of mass entertainment. Afterward, the movie's plot holes and defiance of the laws of physics may irritate, but while it's unfolding, Tower Heist is a smooth ride. --Bret Fetzer
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Gosh, it seems like a long time since Chrissie Hynde (The Pretenders) released a solo album, doesn't it? It should. She never has. Her first one will be released in June, as will a new studio album from the recently re-formed The Babys, whose last original studio release was 34 years ago. Also coming in June, The Who celebrate an anniversary, and the first three remastered Led Zeppelin albums. And more ...
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June tunes - top classic rock releases originally appeared on About.com Classic Rock on Saturday, May 31st, 2014 at 15:56:50.
The musical evolution of Fleetwood Mac
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If you could put the 1968 version of Fleetwood Mac side-by-side with today's version, you might have trouble believing it's the same band. Only the two members whose names inspired the band's name -- drummer Mick Fleetwood and bass guitarist John McVie -- have been constant from the band's 1968 debut album to the one currently in production that is planned for release next year. While the best known and most successful lineup -- Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks -- remained intact from 1975 to 1987, Fleetwood Mac have a history full of changes in personnel and musical direction.
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac started out in 1967, a pure blues band, playing a mixture of covers of blues standards, and their own material. It was a wise choice at the time. Britain was in the midst of a big resurgence of interest in blues music, an ideal breeding ground for new Brit blues rock bands like Fleetwood Mac, The Yardbirds and Humble Pie.
The story of Fleetwood Mac's evolution unfolds as you take a chronological walk through their studio and live album catalog.
The musical evolution of Fleetwood Mac originally appeared on About.com Classic Rock on Saturday, May 31st, 2014 at 02:10:28.
What you need to know about Jack Bruce
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For some, Jack Bruce is one of the central figures in a classic rock band whose lifespan was tiny in proportion to the mystique that has surrounded Cream for almost 50 years.
For others, including many of his contemporaries and the generation that followed them, he is an innovative, polished professional who gained fame as a part of Cream, but who has spent the years since working in virtually every music genre you can imagine.
During an existence of barely two years (1966-68) Cream recorded four studio albums. Between the end of that band's existence and today, Jack Bruce has recorded 14 solo studio albums. That he is recognized more for his work as bass guitarist, vocalist and songwriter with Cream than with his solo catalog doesn't deter Bruce from continuing to do what he does best -- going past the imaginary boundaries of a rock star, and exploring the possibilities of many more musical genres than Cream had albums.
What you need to know about Jack Bruce originally appeared on About.com Classic Rock on Sunday, May 11th, 2014 at 10:35:44.
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You know, even though I spend a good deal of time listening to, researching and writing about classic rock, I still get a kick from coming across artists who we haven't heard from in a while, who are still making music.
Case in point #1: Dave Mason, co-founder of Traffic, guitarist and songwriter. His career has also included stints with Delaney & Bonnie and Friends, Fleetwood Mac, and dozens of solo artists whose names would fill the page. Mason has been recording solo albums since 1970, but until no, just one (26 Letters -- 12 Notes in 2008) since the turn of the millennium. He's back with some new music, and fresh takes on some old familiar songs. He's back, and Future's Past is one of the recommended selections from the classic rock column in May.
Case in point #2: How great that Blondie chose to celebrate their 40th anniversary with both an album of new music, and collection of some of the best from back when. Blondie 4(0)-Ever: Greatest Hits Deluxe Redux + Ghosts of Download may have you contemplating how it doesn't seem like it could have been that long ago ...
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Classic and new, featured on the May music menu originally appeared on About.com Classic Rock on Wednesday, April 30th, 2014 at 15:55:50.
Review: Brian May/Kerry Ellis - 'The Candlelight Concerts Live at Montreux'
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Since the late '60s and early '70s when rock was morphing out of pop and into a genre unto itself, it has became commonplace for rock artists to team up with artists from other genres to record and/or perform live. It was still a new concept in 1977 when Bing Crosby performed with David Bowie on Crosby's annual Christmas show, but what was then considered a novelty has become almost an expectation.
Until you actually experience this particular pairing, you might think the combination of a classic rock guitarist and a theatrical diva is just a bit off. But Brian May and Kerry Ellis will disabuse you of that misconception very quickly when you watch/listen to their new CD/DVD set, The Candlelight Concerts Live at Montreux 2013. Believe when I tell you that they will rock you.
Review: Brain May/Kerry Ellis - The Candlelight Concerts Live at Montreux 2013
Review: Brian May/Kerry Ellis - 'The Candlelight Concerts Live at Montreux' originally appeared on About.com Classic Rock on Thursday, April 10th, 2014 at 10:30:14.
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Even with the attention that Record Store Day (4/19) brings to vinyl reissues, there's still room for some very listen-worthy new releases.
Deep Purple, Roger Daltrey, Jack Bruce, Toto, Ian Anderson ... shall I continue?
New in classic rock - April 2014 originally appeared on About.com Classic Rock on Monday, March 31st, 2014 at 17:12:07.
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You don't have to be a serious vinyl collector to enjoy the Record Store Day experience. To be sure, it's the catalyst for a lot of pleasant memories for those of us who used to take the neighborhood record store for granted back when there was no Amazon, no Best Buy, no iTunes or Spotify. And if you missed that experience back in the day, RSD is as close to time travel as you can get.
Classic rock artists were among the first to support and promote Record Store Day when it began back in 2008, and one of its main features is the availability of releases -- exclusive to participating stores -- of vintage music of many genres, classic rock chief among them. More than two dozen exclusive classic rock vinyl releases await.
Save the date: Saturday, April 19 at your neighborhood indie record store.
Classic rock vinyl on Record Store Day 2014 originally appeared on About.com Classic Rock on Monday, March 31st, 2014 at 08:02:55.
Eric Clapton: man of many milestones
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In a couple of weeks (3/30) Eric Clapton will turn 69. Since his career began, as a teenager busking for tips on street corners and in bars around his boyhood home in Surrey, England, he has released 21 solo studio albums, 37 with the various bands he's been associated with, 10 soundtracks, 11 live albums, and performed on another 63 albums by other artists. Not to mention an untold number of live concert performances.
All things considered, it shouldn't have come as a surprise when Classic Rock magazine reported that Clapton had told his fans in Japan, "I may not be able to come back again. I've been coming here for 40 years, since before some of you were born. It's the best place I've ever played. Thank you for having me."
It should be even less surprising since he told Rolling Stone magazine a year ago that he planned to stop touring when he turned 70. That birthday milestone is now just a year away, one of the many milestones in Clapton's long career.
Eric Clapton: man of many milestones originally appeared on About.com Classic Rock on Monday, March 10th, 2014 at 06:32:30.
March music - latest classic rock releases
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Since, by definition, those of us who embrace classic rock are attracted to music that was first written, recorded and performed 40-50 years ago, it seems fitting that virtually all of the classic rock releases coming in March are remixed and/or remastered and/or digitally restored versions of that old classic rock we love so well. That's what makes it okay that remasters, reissues, and expanded editions far outnumber new releases in March.
March music - latest classic rock releases originally appeared on About.com Classic Rock on Friday, February 28th, 2014 at 08:01:15.
Look who's 50 already!
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There has been considerable ballyhoo (and rightfully so) about this month's 50th anniversary of The Beatles' first appearance on American network TV. But Beatlemania wasn't the only next-big-thing going on in music in 1964.
Some of classic rock's best known and most highly regarded bands were founded in 1964. A surprising number are still active 50 years later. To them and all the others, a hearty Happy Anniversary!
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I am sorry to have to report that Leslie MacCoull has just died, age 70, in Tempe, Arizona. She will be best known to papyrologists for her work on the archive of Dioskoros of Aphrodite, but in later years she published extensively on John Philoponus.
CALL for PAPERS: Growing up Motherless in Antiquity (Basel)
Link https://www.academia.edu/14634070/Growing_up_Motherless_in_Antiquity_A_Conference_on_Mother_Absence_in_the_Ancient_Mediterranean
Growing up Motherless in Antiquity: A Conference on Mother Absence in the Ancient Mediterranean
Prof. Dr. Sabine R. Huebner, Universität Basel, Switzerland; Dr. David M. Ratzan, New York University
26.05.2016 - 28.05.2016
Prof. Dr. Sabine R. Huebner
The last forty years have witnessed a vast reclamation project in ancient history, as scholars have worked to recover the lives of historically muted groups, particularly those of women and children. The result is an impressive body of work collecting the traces ancient women and children have left behind, as well as a sophisticated epistemology of the biases, gaps, and silences in the historical record. From this perspective, the absence of ancient mothers has represented an ineluctable reality and a methodological hurdle, but rarely a subject of study in its own right. Yet the evidence suggests that mother absence was not merely a secondary artifact of bias or artistic and historiographical conventions; it was also a primary condition of antiquity, one whose root causes, social articulations, and psychological effects have never been fully described or explored, even as it had a profound effect on ancient family life and the experience of childhood.
In approaching the causes, forms, and effects of ancient mother absence we now stand to benefit not only from the last four decades of research into the ancient and pre-modern family (including a growing bibliography on ancient mothers, e.g., the recent collection of Petersen and Salzman-Mitchell (eds.), Mothering and Motherhood in Ancient Greece and Rome [Univ. Texas Press, 2012]), but also from recent research into contemporary mother absence. The root cause of ancient mother absence, of course, was death, with the result that a significant proportion of ancient children grew up without their biological mothers. In the contemporary West, by contrast, mother absence is increasingly the product of the number of working and career mothers (now two-thirds to three-quarters of all mothers in Germany, Switzerland, France, and the U.S.), a social revolution that is rapidly transforming the practices, economics, ideals, and politics of mothering. Cameron Macdonald's Shadow Mothers: Nannies, Au Pairs, and the Micropolitics of Mothering (Berkeley 2011), for example, investigates the ways in which mother-work has been commoditized, outsourced, and negotiated between mothers and "shadow mothers" over the last two decades. Macdonald's account of the economics, class tensions, and strategic postures shaping the relationships between contemporary mothers and a quasi-professionalized class of surrogates is a thought-provoking read for anyone acquainted with the various "shadow mothers" of antiquity. This and similar research suggests that ancient historians should attempt to see the phenomenon of ancient mother absence as a continuum, ranging from its obvious manifestation in the total absence caused by maternal death, to the partial absences of various forms of maternal separation brought about by economic necessity, divorce, slavery, social conventions, and perhaps even choice on occasion. It also provides us with a potential framework to understand the ways in which different parties or groups cognized and responded to maternal absence, from the children who grew up without their mothers to varying degrees, to those who stepped in, were employed, or commanded to mother them, a patchwork cast of stepmothers, family members, wet nurses, and domestic slaves—and perhaps we may even extend this analysis to the absent mothers themselves, to the extent that we can recover or reconstruct their experiences.
We invite scholars to reconsider the absence of ancient mothers in terms of ancient mother absence (cf. Huebner & Ratzan (eds.), Growing Up Fatherless in Antiquity [Cambridge, 2009]) and seek papers on any aspect of ancient mother absence in the ancient Mediterranean, from any period, subfield, or methodological approach, including (but not limited to) the following themes:
- The demography and sociology of ancient mother absence, including forms of mother absence not occasioned by death
- The relationship of the cultural ideals of "good" and "bad" mothers to the realities of mother absence, and the cultural construction and deconstruction of mothers, including reflections and refractions of mother absence in various rejections of motherhood (e.g., cults of virginity or chastity, medical theories minimizing maternal contribution to conception, myths of male pregnancy and birth, etc.)
- The anthropology, economics, ideology, status, and micropolitics of ancient mother-work and those who performed it (mothers, shadow mothers, stepmothers, etc.) and the effects or outcomes on children
- The psychology, emotional life, identities, and strategies of absent mothers, the children who lived apart from or survived them, and those who filled the persistent familial gap (mothers, shadow mothers, stepmothers, etc.)
- Visual or poetic representations of or engagements with mother absence and the discourse of mother absence in epitaphs, eulogies, personal correspondence, religion, cult, forensic rhetoric, politics, law, or medicine
Abstracts should be no more than 400 words (exclusive of title and biographical note), describing a 20-minute paper to be delivered in English. Please include the full title of your paper and a brief biographical note on your academic affiliation and previous research. Qualified junior researchers and recent PhD graduates are encouraged to apply. The deadline for full consideration is Oct. 15, 2015.
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Digital Classicist London 2015: Seminar 10, Usama Gad
Digital Classicist Seminar Berlin (2012/2013) - Keynote
Published on Dec 4, 2012 Lecture by Dr. Gabriel Bodard (King's College London) - "A View on Digital Classics Collaboration: from a cacophony of epigraphic databases to a citizens' web of inscriptions
Hugh Cayless (Duke University): Integrating Digital Epigraphies
Digital Classicist Seminar Berlin (2012/2013) - Keynote
Published on Dec 4, 2012 Lecture by Dr. Gabriel Bodard (King's College London) - "A View on Digital Classics Collaboration: from a cacophony of epigraphic databases to a citizens' web of inscriptions
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Dr. des. Patrick Sahle and Ulrike Henny (Cologne Center for eHumanities)
Aegyptologie trifft Digital Humanities: Das Buch der Toten,
"Egyptology meets Digital Humanities: The Book of the Dead"
Published on Nov 24, 2014
Charlotte Roueché (King's College London), "Digital Classics: Back to the Future?"
Published on Nov 25, 2014Digital Classicist London & Institute of Classical Studies seminar 2014, Friday June 6th.
Markus Schnöpf (BBAW/IDE), "Reviewing digital editions: The Codex Sinaiticus"
Markus Schnöpf (BBAW/IDE), "Reviewing digital editions: The Codex Sinaiticus"
Published on Jul 7, 2014Ségolène Tarte (Oxford) 'On Cognition and the Digital in the Study of Ancient Textual Artefacts'
Hugh Cayless (Duke University): Integrating Digital Epigraphies
Streamed live on Jul 17, 2015
Integrating Digital Epigraphies (IDEs) is being developed as a Linked Data platform for digital epigraphy. The first round of development leverages data from partner projects including the PHI's Searchable Greek Inscriptions project, the SEG, the Claros concordance of epigraphical publication data, and epigraphy articles in JSTOR to develop a set of web services. Identifiers from any of the projects may be used to retrieve related data from any of the others. The goal of IDEs is not to be a portal or aggregator superseding partner projects, but a data hub that allows all of them to leverage each other's work.
K. Vandorpe, W. Clarysse, H. Verreth edd., Graeco-Roman Archives from the Fayum
Graeco-Roman Archives from the Fayum
Peeters Publishers
Series: Collectanea Hellenistica (KVAB), 6
Authors: Vandorpe K., Clarysse W., Verreth H.
Year: 2015
Pages: 496 p.
Price: 105 EURO
The Fayum is a large depression in the western desert of Egypt, receiving its water directly from the Nile. In the early Ptolemaic period the agricultural area expanded a great deal, new villages were founded and many Greeks settled here. When villages on the outskirts were abandoned about AD 300-400, houses and cemeteries remained intact for centuries. Here were found thousands of papyri, ostraca (potsherds) and hundreds of mummy portraits, which have made the area famous among classicists and art historians alike. Most papyri and ostraca are now scattered over collections all over the world. The sixth volume of Collectanea Hellenisticapresents 145 reconstructed archives originating from this region, including private, professional, official and temple archives both in Greek and in native Demotic.
Sunday, August 02, 2015
Albarrán Martínez, M. J., Un reçu de διάγραφον de la collection de la Sorbonne 202
Aly, Sh. A., Eight Greek Tax Receipts from Elephantine 171
Armoni, Ch. – Backhuys, Th., κακινκάκως 190
Baker, P. – Thériault, G., Note sur le décret béotien SEG 26, 130, l. 10 82 – Notes anthroponymiques sur huit inscriptions xanthiennes 115
Bastianini, G. – Maltomini, F., Etopea di Alessandro alla morte di Dario (rilettura di P.Oxy. I 79 verso) 38
Berkes, L., Großgrundbesitzer im byzantinischen Oxyrhynchos: Bemerkungen zum Apionen-Archiv 219
Caldelli, M. L. – Slavich, C., Fasti di un collegio ostiense a Civitavecchia e altri inediti 259
Chankowski, A. S., Le terme δόγμα comme synonyme du terme ψήφισμα: à propos du décret de la tribu Akamantis SEG 23 (1968), n° 78, l. 1–12 (Reinmuth, Eph.Inscr. 1, l. 1–12), du décret de Latmos SEG 47 (1997), n° 1563 et du décret de Nagidos SEG 39 (1989), n° 1426, l. 19–56 91
Christol, M., Sur l'épitaphe d'un légionnaire de l'armée d'Egypte (AE 2002, 1590a) 297
Cromwell, J., Coptic Writing Exercises in the Petrie Museum with a Concordance of its Published Coptic Texts 205
Curbera, J., Seven Curse Tablets from the Collection of Richard Wünsch 143
Daris, S., Addendum a P.Daris 47 200
Decorte, R., Publishing Laws: an Investigation of Layout and Epigraphic Conventions in Roman Statutes 243
Demirer, Ü. – Kraus, Th. J., Ein Bronze-Amulett aus Kibyra mit Reiterheiligem und griechischem Psalm 90,1 58
Duval, N., Probability in the Ancient Greek World: New Considerations from Astragalomantic Inscriptions in South Anatolia 127
Eck, W. – Holder, P. – Pangerl, A. – Weiß, P., Ein überraschendes Phänomen: Neue Zeugen in zwei Diplomen für die Truppen von Moesia inferior vom 11. Oktober 146 222
Eck, W. – Pangerl, A., Eine Konstitution für die Truppen von Dacia inferior vom 16. Juni 123 unter dem Präsidialprokurator Cocceius Naso und weitere diplomata militaria 231
Gonzales, M., The Honorary Decrees of the Aglaurion (IG II3 1,5 1373, SEG 33.115, and NM 2947) 75
Gräf, B., Zwei Inschriften des Septimius Severus aus Ladenburg: neue Denkmäler aus altbekannten Fragmenten 283
de Haro Sanchez, M., Between Magic and Medicine: The Iatromagical Formularies and Medical Receptaries on Papyri Compared 179
Jim, Th. S. F., Can Soteira Be Named? The Problem of the Bare Trans-Divine Epithet 63
Johnston, A. C., Another Early Fragmentary Public Inscription from Gabii 255
Jones, C. P., A Letter of Septimius Severus to the City of Syedra 121
Kotyl, M., A New Homeric Papyrus: Iliad VII on Codex Leaf 1
Kruschwitz, P., Three Short Notes on RIB 955 = CLE 1597 295
Lanérès, N., Retour sur deux inscriptions laconiennes: IG V 1, 1317 et IG V 1, 1316 107
Levin-Richardson, S., Calos graffiti and infames at Pompeii 274
Liapis, V., On the Oracular Lamella 2430–2432 from Dodona 85
Litinas, N., The Nile and its Deltas in Achilles Tatius 44
Luginbill, R. D., Alcman: P.Oxy. 2389, fr. 23 10
Marmouri, Kh., Un couple consulaire à Gigthis: à propos de CIL VIII, 22716 301
Martínez Fernández, A., Un nuevo epitafio de Aptera (Creta) 99
McDonald, K. – Tagliapietra, L. – Zair, N., New Readings of the Multilingual Petelia Curse Tablet 157
Pajón Leyra, I. – Sánchez Muñoz, L., The Magnetic Stone of Posidippus' Poem Nr. 17: The Earliest Description of Magnetic Polarity in Hellenistic Egypt 30
Prauscello, L. – Ucciardello, G., Sappho 88 Voigt (P.Oxy. 2290 + P.Oxy. 4411): a Re-Appraisal 13
Salem, N. A., Loan of Grain between a Man from an Epoikion and another from Oxyrhynchos 166
Sheppard, A., Reconsidering a Loan Inscription from Epidauros 104
Worp, K. A., Christian Personal Names in Documents from Kellis (Dakhleh Oasis) 193
Corrigendum zu ZPE 194, 131 (Epigraphische Randnotizen Nr. 13) 142
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
DM Matin Litchfield West
23 September 1937 – 13 July 2015
West, Order of Merit (no 1) with Jean Chrétien (3), Tom Stoppard (18) and Simon Rattle (8)
West, Order of Merit (no 1) with Jean Chrétien (3), Tom Stoppard (18) and Simon Rattle (8)
Wednesday, July 08, 2015
Images from the Bonn Greek and Jewish Magic in Antiquity Conference
Photos thanks to Rita Lucarelli
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