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Buyers | Sellers | Offer | Purchase & Sale | Walkthrough | Closing | Title Claims & Disputes | Landlord/Tenant | Commercial Real Estate | Condo Doc Review | Condo Conversion | Condo Representation | Real Estate Trusts
Buying or selling a home is a significant undertaking. It often begins as an exciting process, with prospective homebuyers and sellers dreaming of new beginnings and a better quality of life. But given the complexity of residential real estate transactions, headaches are likely to arise, and without the proper guidance, that excitement can quickly turn to stress and frustration. This is where we come in – to provide professional and experienced legal counsel so that our clients can rest easy knowing their rights are protected and that a qualified team is in place to ensure everything moves as smoothly as possible.
At DaMore Law, we have represented clients in over 12,000 real estate transactions over the past 20 years. Voted 2017 & 2018 Wicked Local Reader's Choice Best Local Law Firm, we are unmatched in professionalism, experience and customer satisfaction. Here are some highlights of what we offer:
- Highly reasonable flat fees for buyers and sellers in basic transactions.
- Discounts for first time homebuyers, veterans, and first responders.
- Complimentary power of attorney so sellers need not attend the closing.
- Complimentary Purchase and Sale (P&S) review for the buyer when we handle closing.
- Complimentary P&S preparation for listing agents.
- Flexibility in scheduling and willingness to travel throughout MA, NH & VT.
- In-house title provided by our attorneys (DaMore Law is an authorized agent of First American Title Insurance Company, Old Republic National Title Insurance Company and Fidelity National Title Company).
- Lawyer-on-Call every weekend.
What we do for buyers
In most cases, purchasing a home is the biggest financial transaction of one's life. Yet, Massachusetts contract law follows the principle of "caveat emptor," or "buyer beware." This means that the buyers assume the risk of defects when purchasing a property. Buyers must do their own due diligence, so representation by an experienced real estate attorney is crucial. At DaMore Law, we will help you with:
- Offer to Purchase. Most people overlook the significance of the offer to purchase, but it is actually a legally binding contract, the terms of which will carry over into your Purchase and Sale Agreement. If you come to us early enough in the process, we will review your offer and provide guidance if necessary.
- Purchase and Sale Agreements. The Purchase and Sale Agreement (P&S) is the contract that will govern your entire real estate transaction. With your life savings on the line, it is imperative for an experienced attorney to analyze the fine print of your P&S and ensure that it includes the proper clauses to protect your rights and interests. Unfortunately, real estate disputes are not uncommon, and only a properly drafted P&S can protect you should any issues arise.
- Walkthrough issues. Nothing is worse than walking through your soon-to-be new home the morning of the closing and discovering something has been damaged or removed, or unwanted items have been left behind. In these situations, we will contact the seller's attorney and negotiate a remedy to help ensure you close as scheduled, without any additional headaches.
- If you are purchasing with lender financing, we can handle the closing for both you and the bank. This makes for a controlled, smooth transaction. Our highly experienced attorneys and paralegals will go over all financial figures with you prior to closing so that we have ample time to answer any questions.
What we do for sellers
Many believe that while buyers may need representation, sellers can easily navigate the process by themselves. This is simply not true. Experienced representation is crucial to ensure that your rights as a seller are protected. DaMore Law helps sellers with:
- Offer to Purchase & Purchase and Sale. These documents are just as legally binding and significant for sellers as they are for buyers. A seller's interests are different from a buyer's, and we know how to word your P&S properly to provide maximum protections for a seller.
- Complimentary power of attorney so you do not need to attend the closing. For no additional cost, we will arrange for you to sign a power of attorney allowing one of our attorneys to sign your closing documents for you. This means you will never have to travel to your closing, or waste precious time sitting in a closing room.
- Title issues. For nearly every purchase of a property, a title examination is performed. This means that an authorized title examiner will check the chain of title for the property for the past 50 years and make sure there are no outstanding liens or encumbrances. If something turns up during the examination of your property, it is imperative that you resolve the issue prior to closing. Our office will obtain the necessary paperwork and arrange payoffs so that your title is clear and there are no issues that will prevent you from closing.
- Walkthrough issues at closing. It is a seller's nightmare to be notified the morning of the closing that the buyer is unhappy with the state of the property and does not want to continue with the purchase. If this happens to you, our attorneys will make sure the buyer's complaint is legitimate, and if so, will negotiate with the buyer's attorney to come to a favorable arrangement so the sale can continue as scheduled.
- Mortgage payoffs and disbursement of funds. We will take care of using the proceeds from your sale to pay off any outstanding mortgages or other liens on the property, and we will wire your proceeds to you or send you a check (whichever you prefer). If you are selling one house and buying another, we can represent you in both transactions to ensure a smooth transfer of funds from one property to the other.
Other real estate matters
- Title claim and dispute resolution. Title refers to legal ownership of a property. A "cloud" on title occurs whenever there is an unreleased lien or encumbrance on the property. The issue must be resolved, or the title cannot be transferred to the new buyer. An example would be if the mortgage of a prior owner was never properly discharged. Sometimes clearing a title issue is as easy as obtaining an unrecorded discharge, and other times the matter must be litigated. Whether the defect is in the title of the property you are purchasing or selling, our office will help make sure it is resolved prior to closing.
- Landlord/tenant representation. There are a host of laws that govern the relationship of landlords and tenants in Massachusetts, providing both with specific rights and obligations. Our office represents both landlords and tenants in disputes over leases, security deposits, property damage, evictions and more. Whether you need a demand letter drafted and sent, or you need to file a lawsuit, we can help you at any stage of the process.
- Commercial real estate. Generally, real estate is considered commercial when it is used for business purposes. The purchase and sale of commercial real estate is more complex than that of residential transactions, especially given the lengthy contracts that tend to be involved. Our office has many years of experience handling commercial real estate transactions and can assist you from the offer through the closing.
- Condominium document review. Anyone who has ever purchased a condominium unit knows that there are often hundreds of pages of documents that need to be reviewed prior to purchase. These documents contain crucial information, such as the by-laws of the condo association. Sometimes even after a purchase, conflicts arise and you need a skilled attorney to comb through the fine print for documentation supporting your case. Our attorneys know what to look for and how to interpret the legal language in these types of documents.
- Condominium conversion. A popular trend today is for property owners to convert their property into multiple units and sell them to others as condominium units. Depending on the real estate market, this might make a lot of financial sense, especially if the property is already set up as a multi-family. Our office can work with you to create a master deed and the other governing documents necessary for your new condominium, and can connect you with the various other vendors you will need for this project.
- Condominium association representation. Sometimes a condominium association will need representation in legal actions brought by or against a tenant, unit owner, contractor or other vendor. Our office can handle a wide range of issues and can offer services from simple contract review and advice to complex litigation.
- Trust preparation, review and interpretation. Many clients wish to transfer property into an existing trust, or to have one created for that purpose. At DaMore Law, we can advise you on the best type of trust for your needs, review trust documents that are already in existence or draft a new set of trust documents, and transfer title into your trust.


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who needs computers?
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excellent choice! i have a "dibber" that someone recently gave me to sell in our charity shop!ReplyDelete
Heh!! I commented this time last year about your wii dilema. I have similar values to with regards to parenting, however, we did relent with a wii. We still love playing it with the children, and treat it as a family game that we can all enjoy and have lots of fun with together. There is no reason for your bingo nights to stop, we would probably all count Chinese Chequers as our favourite game, and my little 8 yr old had his friend over tonight, and they spent the best part of the evening playing Uno, completely self directed, they were left to their own devices and opted out of tv and wii and chose playing with little soldier men and a card game. Is cool with me. Good luck with your decision x xReplyDelete
I felt exactly the same, but relented and frankly I'm glad I did. We find the wii to be fun family time. We only buy athletic or sports type games that we move around with and get exercise. The whole family (aunts uncles & grandparents) love to do bowling and canoeing and other things like that together with the kids. It reminds me of growing up playing horseshoes or bad-mitten in the yard late at night. I was pleasantly surprised I have to admit! But I draw the line and war games and other things like that....not in my home!ReplyDelete
I have to say Em, I think the same as the bloggers above - at least with Wii there are games you can all get involved in and it is good fun.....I have to admit! All things in moderation! No shoot 'em up games or anything like that though! I am sure you will find a happy medium and the traditional games will still have a valuable place in your home. xReplyDelete
thanks all - problem is, it'll be me that ends up addicted!!!!! ;0)ReplyDelete
I still feel like this, but as I have no children yet, I am sure all my strong parenting ideas will be gone if it ever happens, unless I build a new village in the middle of nowhere.ReplyDelete
Have you seen that scary film The Village? Minus the scary woodland monsters I really thought they were on to something, hehe
I have never liked games consoles, as I would probably end up playing all day too, the ipad is bad enough, but scrabble is like a high tech spelling bee no?
have fun and don't feel bad if you do end up being a sing star winner :)

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Floors: The Art of Being a Minimalist
If you are that minimalist type of person, then you would know that you'd pretty much avoid any odd or contingent arrangements within your home. All you need is control when it comes to putting up decorative interiors or arrangements, in order to make things subtle with your intended approach. Although if you are that type that wants to have things all around the house to be quite furnished and ornate, then the minimalist style may not go in favor to your liking. But if you are part of the few that wants to have things toned down, then proceed reading with this article.
If you are up for some remodeling or renovating, then a good way to go a different direction is to begin with a blank slate. Doing so would allow you to do the basics in interior room design which includes: selecting an appropriate color for the interior walls, and choosing the right type of flooring to go with that.
Carpet Flooring
For places with such a cold climate, the typical flooring used is one people call carpeted flooring. It is most likely suitable for living rooms and bedrooms as it provides a comforting feel to your feet, especially in colder weathers. If it comes down to the colors and tones, then stick with something neutral and subtle for your taste. Some pale options would be good for you as it gives you that quaint sensation that you have always wanted to achieve. When it comes to the maintenance you could always call Sacramento Carpet Cleaning in order to tend to your much needed cleaning needs.
When it comes to these carpet floorings, you do have to keep in mind that not every room is going to be applicable with this type of approach. You can't just simply install it in your bathroom or kitchen without having some practical reasons behind it.
Tiling with Ceramics
If you favor more of a simplistic elegance, then you could opt for some ceramic tiles for your flooring. Having this type of flooring is pretty much practical nowadays as it both provides under floor heating and are also hardwearing. Choose the basics when it comes to the colors needed for your remodeling. You could either opt for some whites with those interiors or you could go the neutral route. Having ceramic tiled flooring could also be applicable to almost any space or room within the house.
Go Concrete with Your Flooring
If you like to be a utilitarian, then having concrete is quite a popular stride and trend to almost any minimalist enthusiast out there. If things are well put together by the expert, then there is no doubt that you could get a good outcome out of all of it.
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I saw this picture and just had to take it.
Winter. Solitude. Quiet. Calming.
A perfect Sunday picture.
I'll leave you with that. And, that I'll be back on the street today for tomorrow and the rest of the week. Making New Orleans pictures. Second line pictures. Mardi Gras pictures.
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8 Kids Crafts Using Recycled Materials
Photos from sources linked below.
Last month, six hundred tonnes of rubbish was left under a bridge in Buckinghamshire - not only fly tipping, but waste in general is becoming a big problem, so in this week's blog post we're looking at fun and creative ways to use recycled materials. Time to cut down on waste and have a great time doing it!
1. Make a Cereal Box House. Save your cornflakes boxes for this one. From Education.com.
2. Craft and Play: Toilet Paper Roll Car Craft. Are you ready to roll? Enjoy this car craft from A Little Pinch of Perfect.
3. DIY Bugs on the sticky table. Put those plastic bottle lids to good use. From Teach Preschool.
4. Adorable Egg Carton Turtle Craft (And a Caterpillar and Frog too!). Egg carton crafts from Frugal Fun for Boys and Girls.
5. Castle Centerpiece From Recycled Cardboard Tubes. Fantastic castle design from Creative Jewish Mom.
6. Colourful Crayons. Save those old, nearly-used-up crayons and turn them into new multi-colour ones! Although a grownup will have to do this one, we had to share it! From Frugal Family.
7. 8 egg carton vehicles you can craft at home. These egg carton vehicles look fantastic! From Lostmy.name.
8. Summer Camp: Wind Chimes. A musical way to enjoy the windy weather!
Note: Crafts often involve using scissors, craft knives and glue. A responsible adult must supervise crafts at all times and undertake the dangerous and difficult parts themselves. JoJoFun is not responsible for the content of external websites.
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Here are songs that are NOT "For Deadheads Only"
Touch of Grey
Good Lovin'
Terrapin Station
Dancin' in the Streets
Casey Jones
Uncle John's Band
Here are some songs that DEFINITELY are "For Grateful Dead Fans Only:"
Saint of Circumstance
Alabama Getaway
Row Jimmy
Hell in a Bucket
The Wheel
The Entire Bob Weir Solo Catalog (just kidding - kind of)
The Entire Jerry Garcia Solo Catalog (sad but true although is some of my favorite music in the world)
So I think I did an apt description of what makes a "For Deadheads Only" in my Candyman song review:
"What I mean to say is that I've never heard anyone besides a Deadhead talk about or play this song. No one ever goes to a party and plays Candyman to get people fired up and I've never noticed anyone ever throwing quarters in a jukebox and playing Candyman either."
So, basically songs that are "For Deadheads Only" are songs that are loved by people that know the Dead and love the Dead but otherwise completely unknown in the world of popular music.
This is in no way to take anything away from the quality of these songs. I mean these are real classics. I freaking love the groove Saint of Circumstance, I think The Wheel is one of my favorite songs of all times by any band. I would put Jack Straw above any song ever recorded by the Eagles and the Allman Brothers too. It's just that these songs simply don't seem to really exist outside of the Dead culture. These songs aren't known by the public, and aren't played on classic rocks stations. It is just the way it is.
You know, there are entire albums that could be considered "For Grateful Dead fans Only" Go to Heaven comes to mind.
The weird thing is... I think this category of "For Deadheads Only" extends throughout more of the GD catalog than I want to admit. I mean to say that I don't know too many non Deadheads who even know Scarlet Begonias, Fire on the Mountain, Shakedown Street, Help on the Way and some of the other "big" Dead songs.
Maybe I was just born too late... all I know is that I wear a t-shirt by a skate clothing company called Dark Star and it says Dark Star in big letters on the front.... I've had people come up to me and ask me if it refers to a Science Fiction show, but no one has ever made a Grateful Dead connection. I do live in Orange County after all - perhaps not the highest concentration of Deadheads...


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Sophomore Anna Rago will travel to Malawi this summer to work with Pamoza International on initiatives in education for girls. Anna will spend 17 days in Malawi working with Temwa K. Wright, Pamoza's executive director (above left), and Janet Dailey, a former teacher and member of Pamoza (above right).
Pamoza International's programs focus on Christian outreach, entrepreneurship, education, nutrition through school breakfasts, and agriculture and food security. According to the group's website, the word "pamoza" means "together" in Tumbuka, a language spoken in north Malawi, Africa. Pamoza International believes in working together with the people they serve, following their lead on projects and ideas.


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Sup y'all? =) President Hoodie here, thrilled as ever to introduce our latest multi-writer, full track-by-track breakdown of our recent collab release with µCollective, most aptly titled 'µWIN'!
A collaborative writing effort for a collaborative compilation effort; sounds pretty ChipWIN-tastic to me! ;D
Without further ado, let's get this fantastic review rolling along! Here are the first 5 track reviews, courtesy of ViridianForge!
1. 'Wake the Weary' by Tom Miller
Mr. Miller brings the composition to life in a way we often don't get to appreciate. With patient pacing, and an old fashioned set of rising warm tones, 'Wake the Weary' greets the ears like the first rays of the morning sun. As the track reaches its primary movement, the music takes on a character that easily matches the hustle and bustle of a town springing to life. Much like his work on 'Traveler', this track serves as an amazing highlight of how Tom can compose an emotionally moving tune that is heavily seasoned with NES nostalgia.
2. 'Go Ahead' by COSMOWORKS
'Go Ahead's potent kick drums will snap a listener out of their gentle meditation as it cranks the compilation's energy levels up a notch. The accompanying instruments wonderfully build tension and expectation. The bit crushed vocals that seem to be shouting out a countdown release the track into a running start. I have to give a special bravo to the false ending about halfway through the track. It held long enough that I found myself checking if there was an error in my copy of the track. There was not, and the music snapped back into play and raced on through to its scintillating conclusions.
3. 'Shiver' by Heatshield
While Heatshield may take the tempo back down a notch with the aptly named 'Shiver', the listener isn't spared from a nagging sense of impending doom. The blips and bloops take a falling tenor and are flavored with a bit of echo. The combination would serve well as background to a dangeresque Rogue-like dungeon dive. With dimly lit corridors, lungfuls of musty air, and certain death potentially around every corner, it's understandable that someone would shiver with every hesitating step.
4. 'Open Up' by Je Mappelle
Je Mappelle takes us to the thematic polar opposite of Heatshield's track. With an energetic and uplifting introduction, 'Open Up' fills ears with brightness and light as it gets its feet under it. The tempo becomes immeniently danceable quickly, beckoning listeners to stand up and move with the notes. A temporary drop in tempo is a great opportunity to recoup energy. The music digs into grittier tones to really prepare for the final stretch. Drive takes over from here, thrumming with energy right into those last few danceable moments.
5. 'Wub Dub de Club pt 2' by Ryuno
When Ryuno's entry to the compilation first greets your ears, a listener will likely be expecting something quite lofi. A little 4-Bit Atari remixing perhaps? The Jamacian accented voice greeting your ears with "Murdah." quickly changes those expectations. With a drop and full accompaniments of wubs and altered voices, 'Wub Dub de Club' quickly becomes a gun toting body rocking throw down. In concluding, the arrangement returns to a purely chip arrangement, letting the full shock of what had transpired really set in. I was left wondering what the hell I had just listened to, and why I liked it so much.
I hope everyone's warmed up, because I'm tossing it on over to Glenntai to keep this musical cavalcade barreling on!
6. 'Stranded' by Melted Moon
Starting off this review segment is Aschaffenburg's chip-electro trio Melted Moon with 'Stranded.' Reminiscent of the brooding LSDJ WAV channel bass and glitching noise instruments and retriggers you would have familiarized with some of Zen Albatross' earlier work, this track brings an excellent sense of desolation with isolation right from the start. However, this is as far as the comparison goes, as this song brings along a progression of moods closer to what you could call progressive-electro. It conveys a pattern of emotion similar to a person slowly building themselves out of the dread. Later on, it brings on a melodic that made it seem as if one's internal monologue was combating between the same dreading feeling against a building itself a sense of hope, as if one was fighting against a chronic problem. The song seems to resolve in a way that suggests a theme of continuing its effort, leaving an appropriate atmosphere for the next track.
7. 'Ready to Roll' by Sdhizumi
Are you ready to roll? Sdhizumi certainly hopes so, because 'Ready to Roll' almost immediately takes off from the resolution of the previous track as if you were immediately thrust
ed into a challenge within a discotheque. "Ready to Roll" sticks to a more traditional form of modern EDM standards (compared to the previous songs' progressive approach.) The kicks hit hard, the bass line engulfs the pulse rhythm, and the noise percussion is very precise and clean, all of which is even better when some of the instruments are naturally gritty. Several tropes of the genre have been included, and despite the word "trope" giving a negative context, I feel this track has done an excellent job in both planning and executing them. I also found after listening to each song that this song was the one that got stuck in my head first and for the longest.
8. 'Easy Grave' by Balloonbear
Just when I was about to wonder if I was going to hear more music on these compilations from the Russian chiptune scene, Balloonbear shows up. This was a pleasant surprise to find on the compilation, and his song is certainly no less pleasant. 'Easy Grave' already had me excited when I was hearing that introduction build up, continuing with a style reminiscent of Combat Dave's classic tracks. There are a lot of techniques used in this song to build the atmosphere, including echoing pulse arps, reverb-filled leads in the bridge a use of noise percussion emphasizing a looping duty cycle, and its use of chorusing on both pulse channels. I was first wondering why, with such solid hi-hat tracking, the volume envelope was left so low. After a few repeated listens it seems to have been replaced with more of a shuffling rhythm, which while not what I expected, certainly was still enjoyable. Overall this is a track is a fun D&B song that will undoubtedly fit in along other great 1xLSDJ D&B.
9. 'offline hours' by Beatscribe
'offline hours' is a track that quite stopped me in my tracks after expecting more bouncing rhythms and dance music standards. Instead, I was introduced to a slow, ambient introduction with what sounds like Super Famicom-era guitar samples pulling off a form of a dramatic solo. This is when the hi-hats and bass come in, and it sets a very downtempo atmosphere. It wonderfully contrasts and perhaps gives the mind of the listener a break before continuing on in a sense of progression through various drum kit samples. Soon the atmosphere changed into something I would imagine from a slow-moving moment in a story monologue. Alternatively, I could imagine this being a motif in the cyberpunk bartending game VA-11 HALL-A, where the entire premise is based on emotional, thematic music to help drive the feelings for a specific story. Once the high-octave piano sample from the Secret of Mana series kicks in, it coincidentally plays a section of notes in its accompaniment that bring a certain level of drama to the end of the song. Beatscribe successfully made an excellent piece that fits its name wonderfully.
10. 'Sudo' by Nanode
Once the dance machine went back online, Nanode presented 'Sudo' to give us a high-energy and high-drive trance start. The format is pretty well done and carries on well with the first verse, with a tasteful drop into a two-step rhythm with matching percussion. Its melodic leads don't take too much focus on the rhythm and makes sure to find its way to get stuck in your head when you least expect it. The format repeats a few times and to its credit, "Sudo" delivers very strong build-ups and transitions into every part of the song. This is a very strong dance track that would most definitely either bring the party to its feet or keep it going.
I hope you enjoyed the shenanigans, and furthermore I hope you stay tuned for Joe Eidson's review! Which if you can't, you have an impressive lack of attention span since OH LOOK RIGHT BELOW THIS LINE THERE IT IS.
11. 'spacerage' by rymdkraft
rymdkraft's 'spacerage' opens with a lovely syncopated lead that makes good use of pulse width modulation, adding interest and depth to the synth sound. However, just as soon as you become comfortable with the musical texture, it's off to the races with a pulsing bass line and a great main melody. The style and texture of the main sections of this track remind me very much of those wonderful arcade racing soundtracks of the 1990's. Catchy leads and a driving bass line dominate the musical landscape, with a few brief synth solos between repeated melodies. Besides the overall high energy, another thing I really enjoy about this track are the very brief interludes and transitions between sections. rymdkraft drops a few instruments out of the texture and gives us a short time to breathe before turning up the energy once again.
12. 'Beckonate' by UncleBibby
I always like the extreme contrasts that happen with the ChipWIN compilation albums, and going from track 11 to 12 is an excellent example. UncleBibby's 'Beckonate' still retains a steady, forward-marching tempo, but it is slightly slower and the textures are much different than 'spacerage.' Thumping bass and steady beat accompany keyboard chords, but pay special attention to the background instrument playing short notes on each beat. That's my favorite sound in this opening texture, and I really like what Bibby does with that instrument later in the track. An extended keyboard solo inserts itself above this texture, and the steady barrage of notes manage to exit at exactly the time they start to threaten to become tiresome. The rest of the track focuses more on the dirty synth tone from the opening, mixed with a few strategic pauses from the bass and drums. It is a rare thing for music to truly feel 'too short,' but in this case I would really like to hear what this track might sound like with an additional 30 seconds. It ends abruptly, leaving the listener wanting just a bit more.
13. 'Feast in The Woods' by The VIRUS Empire
'Feast in the Woods' by The VIRUS Empire is yet another pleasing contrast to the previous tracks, with
(deceptively ) simple bitpop-esque sounds. The swirling opening really opens up when the drums are added to the texture, and I appreciate the amount of musical material crammed into LSDJ's 3 pitched channels. Octave skips, instrument changes, and quick echo effects really help widen the aural field. The second main section of this track is a welcome contrast, dropping the sweeping leads for an emphasis on the bassline and thinner textures. The ending portion of this track is great, as it modifies that previously-mentioned contrasting texture to retain only the swirling synth lead. Rather than another rote repetition that could easily become stagnant and boring, the new texture and emphasis on the main melody both make the ending very satisfying.
14. 'Affluenza' by Michael Zucker
The longest track in my review is Michael Zucker's 'Affluenza,' clocking in at 5:21. Where the previous tracks contain a certain amount of economy with musical material, Zucker's track allows for more organic growth of musical textures and ideas. There are two moments that stand above the rest in 'Affluenza,' with the first being the music that happens around 1:19. After an extended opening section that focuses on building layers upon layers of sound, the sense of open space that happens in the guitar and drums at 1:19 made an impression on me. This section also brings the overall register of the song down a bit in a pleasing way, as the opening contains square waves in an extremely high register. The second moment that I really enjoyed about this track is what happens when the opening material returns at 3:18. Instead of a direct repetition, Zucker interjects harsh, distorted sounds that recall some of the more aggressive music in the middle of the track. These sounds are total opposites from the calm opening texture, and that unexpected juxtaposition is, to me, very pleasing to the ear.
15. 'Short Shorts and Long Days' by Laffe the Fox
I am a sucker for a good maj7 arpeggio, and Laffe the Fox gives it to us in spades with the introduction to 'Short Shorts and Long Days.' Hearkening back to the happy bitpop sounds of The VIRUS Empire's track, Laffe the Fox creates a complex texture through layering elements rather than register shifts. The phasing/flanging effect and pulse width modulation throughout the track sounds absolutely fantastic, washing over the listener in glorious waves of sound. The synth solo that floats over the texture at 2:50 is delightfully bouncy, and I love the descending whistling sound that happens just after the solo. Even the ending of this track is great; filters close and instruments drop out, providing a bit of aural darkness to what has been up to this point very bright and sunny sounds. Contrast is the name of the game with these five tracks, and the different sounds provided by the end of this track is a great way to close out my portion of the review!
Up next, it's Chris Krogsgard!
16. 'That Which Oversees the World Anticasually' by HertzDevil
'That Which Oversees the World Anticasually' by HertzDevil is no simple chiptune song,
but rather a full-on musical adventure. Through the use of his custom build of Famitracker, HertzDevil has crafted an awe-inspiring theme with the 2A03 that defies categorization. A majestic lead voice brimming with vibrato grabs the listeners attention, while a perfectly-crafted military snare drum leads the procession with pomp and flair. It's a grandiose, semi-orchestral theme that fades into a delightful interlude between a Castlevania-esque melody and a low frequency harmonizing bassline. It's the midway point where this subversively innovative track catches the listener off guard and takes a sudden progressive turn. A moody bass descends and rises in a slow, plodding buildup that you can feel in your chest with headphones on. The big payoff comes full circle with the return to its regal anthem. 'That Which Oversees the World Anticasually' is a compelling µCollective bonus submission that you won't soon forget.
17. 'Luna' by Jentu
Take ambient music, but replace its forgettable drones with gorgeous chiptune melodies and a capacity to rock and you have 'Luna' by Jentu. 'Luna' adds a lush, otherworldly layer to the µWIN compilation with its exquisite textures and hypnotic hooks. The listener is given room to drift and explore the rich soundscape during the first 2 minutes of the journey, until a tightly focused drumbeat quickens the pace. 'Luna's climactic refrain is a beautiful and cathartic experience that gains potency with each successive occurrence. The space between is layered even further with guitar which adds to the cosmic vibe that this track unleashes in its powerful finale. 'Luna' is a truly astonishing submission to ChipWIN that also is a great primer for Jentu's upcoming album 'Aqua Vitae'. I can't help but feel that all is right in the world now that this track has been released to the public.
18. 'Cloud Nine' by Dream*Eater
'Cloud Nine' by Dream*Eater does an excellent job of transporting you to its namesake. The lead pulse channel's catchy melody is relaxed and soothing, and feels as if it's guided by the wind. That overall "floaty" feeling is masterfully achieved here in this 1X LSDJ submission. The effect is especially impressive during 'Cloud Nine's climax, wherein the WAV channel bass boisterously bounces between both ears. Sudden pauses in the select channels and random samples add to the jovial and unpredictable atmosphere that 'Cloud Nine' conveys.
19. 'Apathy Syndrome' by Evaleigh
Evaleigh goes right for the throat from the first second of 'Apathy Syndrome', a hard-hitting progressive chip rock track with a metal edge. Evaleigh is a one man music project with reams of musical talent; he has performed all that you hear within 'Apathy Syndrome'. Facemelting guitar riffs coalesce with aggressive double bass hits, building up momentum before releasing into a bridge with even more impressive fretwork. Evaleigh deftly raises the tension and speed into the big finale as every element of this skillful composition crescendos at once, complete with laserblasts. It's a fireworks display for the ears and a truly epic submission. If you like what you've heard here, you're in luck! You can hear a whole album's worth of Evaleigh's seriously impressive skill on his newly-released chiptune debut, 'Emily with a V'.
20. '<(^o^\)' by Whitely
If you were to dive into the warm gooey center of chiptune, '<(^o^\)' is what you'd be hearing. It exudes the playful and carefree energy that chiptune puts out there; the exuberant, heartwarming energy that has connected with us all. Created in LSDJ, '<(^o^\)' captures the spirit and whimsy of chiptune so well that it's hard for me to imagine it not connecting with you in one way or another. The repeating pulse channel melody forms the musical centerpiece, as its sister channel adds a fantastical starry texture. The warm bassline and pounding beat complete the danceable foundation to this brilliantly captivating track, one best enjoyed with friends in arm and beer in hand. Even more incredible chiptune awaits you on Whitely's recently released album, 'Space Romance'.
Next in the line, it's Aydan Scott!
21. 'kawaii five-o' by (T-T)b
With an opening that masks 'kawaii five-o"s true direction, this chiptune rock ballad may awaken a sense of nostalgia in long-time chipmusic fans. Reminiscent of Slime Girls or Anamanaguchi's pre-'Endless Fantasy' songs, (T-T)b's marvelous melodies and riffs are sure to be floating in your mind for weeks to come. Organic guitars and percussion are particularly prominent in this song; even though their purposes are to provide rhythmic accompaniment, chords and hi-hat rides are some of the things that allow 'kawaii five-o' to truly stand out from the crowd.
22. 'Whippersnapper!' by Extent of the Jam
'Whippersnapper!', Extent of the Jam's contribution to µWin, also evokes memories within its listeners. These, however, may be memories of sitting in front of the blue glow of a cathode ray tube television, gripping an NES controller fiercely, and trying to get past that god-forsaken Level 6-2 in Ninja Gaiden. 'Whippersnapper!' certainly wouldn't sound too out of place in a difficult side-scrolling platformer. While the variety of instruments used is minimal, Extent of the Jam's solo writing is stellar in nature. Distinct note phrasing between certain passages – specifically, between the introductory melody, solos, and the key changes around the midsection of the song – give 'Whippersnapper!' an organized sound, while keeping tinges of improvisation throughout.
23. 'Meet Evil' by lpower
lpower's 'Meet Evil' is of a much darker tone than any of the other songs on µWin. The track has a suspense-horror-influenced feel to it, alongside what sounds like an 80's influence in its FM synths that grace the last third of the track. 'Meet Evil' may bring to mind images of a daunting fortress, a lone hero, and ghastly apparitions and monsters. Key changes by the end combined with a slowing in tempo are a welcome addition to this atmospheric piece, and instill a sense of unease in our fictional protagonist. Is this evil force simply too powerful to be reckoned with…?
24. 'Stingray' by Oliver Maier
Oliver Maier's 'Stingray' is a toe-tapping, funky composition, with yet another extremely memorable melody to it. It almost feels as though there's a pitch bend happening at every point in the track, and high usage of this technique is definitely appreciated. 'Stingray' has a less strict vibe to it, with Oliver Maier approaching the listener with more of a 'figure-it-out-as-we-go' feeling than anything else. Percussion is simpler and unobtrusive, but the noise channel is perhaps a little too quiet for my taste at times. The square voices are clearly meant to be the listener's focus, however, and Maier does well in his riff-writing craft. This is sure to be a favorite among chipfunk lovers.
25. 'Ephemeral Emerald' by Hypnogram
Hypnogram's 'Ephemeral Emerald' is jam-packed with the EDM influence that we've all come to know and love about this familiar artist. Heavy kicks and a relentless bassline are sure to have your head bobbing through the entire first half of this song. A frantically played square solo leads into a more relaxed, albeit brief, midsection, which I initially interpreted as a false ending. Hypnogram, however, had other ideas when writing this track; he throws the listener for a loop and hurls them headfirst into 'Ephemeral Emerald"s trance-like beat one last time before the track closes with a bang. As the kids say, "expect the entire club to dosey-doe if my homedog Hypnogram drops this track live". You dig?
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26. 'Noise Particles' by Spectrum Crush
Following up Hypnogram in funktastic fashion is Spectrum Crush with 'Noise Particles'. A song that combines hiphop grooves with a lofi aesthetic only the Game Boy can provide, Spectrum Crush's offering to UWIN is one of the most engaging pieces of music I've heard come out of a ChipWIN related compo, period. With its hard hitting, occasionally warbling bass, DnB inspired use of hi-hats, and highly complimentary use of snare drums to compliment a solid bass line, 'Noise Particles' comes across as a long forgotten B-side from the glory days of Toonami's 'Deep Space Bass' album. The song just as easily fits in as part of a commercial break filler track introducing a show like 'Symbionic Titan' or 'Samurai Champloo' as it does on the dancefloor at an event like 8static or lwlvl. If that's not high enough praise for you to be interested in following Spectrum Crush, I don't know what will be.
27. 'Bothersomeness' by Kubikami
Continuing what has been this album's spread of chiprock is a song that resonates deeply with the listener. 'Bothersomeness' by Kubikami is a song one wouldn't expect to hear on an album such as this. While UWIN is an incredibly diverse compilation, even when taking into account prior rock contributions by artists such as Michael Zucker and (T_T)b, 'Bothersomeness' is something that isn't heard often in chiptune. It's Math Rock. Seemingly drawing inspiration from a combination of Maybeshewill, Saxon Shore and Long Distance Calling, the fluctuating arpeggios combined with with the subdued lead and heavy kick drum makes for an experience that's rather introspective. While many may have surely heard this kind of music before in other forms using more traditional instrumentation. It's a welcome change to hear the familiar sounds of the music we love combined with something so very haunting, as the result is one of the most ennui-inducing experiences to have been produced by an creative in the scene, and that change is always welcome.
28. 'Get Away' by 2XAA
Up next on the chopping block is 2XAA's 'Get Away'. This foreboding warning is perfectly encapsulated in the tune that 2XAA's main man Sam Wray has put together for this compo, as the song is a Jeckyl & Hyde of a beast! Starting out with creepy, off-pitch pulsewaves that sound like the brainchild of hours of tweaking in nanoloop. As noise and hard hitting drums crescendo around a melody that invokes imagery of fury-fueled transformation triggers, regret fills the hearts of those who bear witness to the staggering metamorphosis. The beat drops, and one of the sickest, yet most delightful melodies kicks in. The overall experience is highly reminiscent of the potion master miniboss one fights during Plague Knight's stage in Shovel Knight. Between 'Get Away's spooky intro, breaks into its dance inducing hook and it's subtler, more spine-tingling down-shifts in tempo, 2XAA has crafted aria that, thematically, is highly reminiscent of Virt's work for Yatch Club Games. That, 2XAA's talent and involvement with Ucollective notwithstanding, makes this song truly bodacious.
29. 'The Best Day Ever' by Teomawiki
Last, but not least on this compilation is Teomawiki with 'The Best Day Ever'! Seemingly drawing inspiration from artists such as PandaSTAR, Brick BRKer and PROTODOME, Teomawiki crafts a playful LSDJ melody that wraps up this amazing collaboration in the most delightful way possible! Replete with arpeggios, pulsewave kicks, playful triwave leads and one of the coolest sounding synth guitars I've heard a Game Boy produce, Teomawiki takes the energy and lightheartedness that can only be found in LSDJ and puts them to work! Everything from panning of the twinkling tri-waves to slightly wubbing bass makes for an experience that will easily invoke memories of simpler times in ones pursuit of chiptune. A time when the only things a person needed were a couple AA batteries, a backlight mod and a good flash cart to make their dreams come true. Perhaps 'The Best Day Ever's greatest strength, is it's length and it's ending. While the song tricks the listener into thinking it ends before picking up one last time, just like any good thing in life, you're allowed a brief moment to realize it'll be over soon before partying your hardest one last time.


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Today I'm posting at Jessica's blog, Something Beautiful (used to be Called to Serve)! Jessica is one of my oldest and dearest blog friends - we found each other's blogs two and half years ago, and Jessica is always so joyful and encouraging on her blog!
She recently opened up about her journey with infertility, and I'm so glad she did. I know she will be an encouragement to so many other ladies who might be going through this, because she's just an encouraging person!
Anyway, I was honored when she asked me to guest post about my fertility struggles, so you can go over and read my post here - be sure to look around and say hello to Jess while you're there!
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Arrival Day. The camp was sold out 2 months in advance and had a waiting list of 10. The lucky 24 that were able to attend this years session at Mt. Hood and High Cascade Snowboard camp were witness to snowboard history. Snowboarding photog and icon, Bud Fawcett gave the class a history lesson and set the foundation for how snowboarding as we know it today actual started. In many ways, the surf and skateboard industries embrace their heritage. Snowboarding is less historical so it is nice to have Bud to remind us all where we came form as snowboarders. Studionemo is stoked to be a sponsor of the event!


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My husband and I enjoy a solid, trusting BDSM relationship, and we're both happy with our lives together. But roughly twice a month, in the middle of the night, my husband will "attack" me sexually in his sleep. I use the term "attack" lightly because the moment lasts for about 30 seconds, and generally I am able to ignore it and go back to sleep. However, there are times when I become frightened by these incidents. Generally, the attacks amount to my husband groping my breast painfully and aggressively, violently digitally penetrating me, attempting to penetrate me with his penis (vaginally or orally), and/or shoving me. He doesn't ejaculate or anything.
He is completely unaware of what he is doing, and I have been able to wake him up (when I have been lucid enough) as it is happening (if it lasts that long). He masturbates in his sleep every so often (never to ejaculation), and I'm figuring this is connected somehow. He has assured me that he is not sexually dissatisfied, and I believe him.
I have spoken to him about these incidents, and even though I try to laugh them off, he feels terrible. I have stopped telling him when the incidents happen because I don't want him to feel so bad. But it hurts and it scares me. Is this a common problem? Am I being too sensitive?
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"SOS's husband has semiregular sexsomnia, a subtype of sleepwalking," says Jesse Bering, a psychological scientist and a regular contributor to Scientific American and Slate, "and SOS is not being too sensitive."
Bering devotes a chapter of his terrific new book — Why Is the Penis Shaped Like That? And Other Reflections on Being Human — to the phenomenon of sexsomnia.
"Involuntary sexual 'automatisms' occur within two hours of sleep onset, during non-REM sleep," says Bering. "In most cases, these are harmless enough — gyrating against a pillow, vacuous masturbation. But there are also more violent and worrisome automatisms, such as those making SOS so understandably uncomfortable. In fact, there have been several high-profile rape and child-abuse cases involving sexsomnia."
Luckily, there is something your husband can do about his problem.
"Sexsomnia responds well to pharmaceuticals, so SOS's husband should find a knowledgeable doctor willing to prescribe a low dose of one of the benzodiazepines (such as clonazepam) to take before bedtime," says Bering.
But your husband is unlikely to get the help he needs if you continue to minimize the problem. Stop laughing these violent episodes off, and start telling him about every one. Explain that all this violent sleepfucking has left you feeling traumatized and that he has to see a doctor as soon as possible. Hearing that might make your husband feel terrible, but these episodes are making you feel terrible. Why shouldn't he feel terrible, too?
I accidentally raped my boyfriend. What happened was I awoke to find my boyfriend rubbing up against me. After a while, he pulled my hand, motioning for me to get on top of him to have sex, as he has done many times before. I obliged, and all was well, until he apparently woke up and pushed me off. I did not have any indication that he was asleep, since he was an active participant. In the morning, he said that he felt really violated. I apologized and explained my understanding of the situation. Now he says he feels really weird and he can't stomach me touching him. What should I do?
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You did not rape your boyfriend.
You didn't ask me to weigh in on that, RAPIST, but I felt obligated to toss that out there. Your boyfriend may or may not be a sexsomniac — this is just one incident — but he initiated routine (for you guys) sexual activity in his sleep, and you reciprocated. Once he woke up and you both realized what was going on, you immediately stopped. Mistakes were made, but no one was raped.
As for what you should do, I think you should dump the guilt-tripping motherfucker. But if you want to keep seeing this guy, you need a simple way to determine whether he's fully awake when he seems to be initiating sex. Two or three hard slaps across the face might do the trick.
Jesse Bering has a kinder, gentler suggestion.
"RAPIST may find herself feeling a bit gun-shy about any middle-of-the-night sex," says Bering. "How can she know if he's fully awake, or just having another episode? Here's how: She should have an agreement with her boyfriend that he will 'flick' his penis a few times for her by clenching his PC (pubococcygeus) muscle on initiating nocturnal sex."
How will that help?
"Penile flicking is an intentional action," explains Bering, and cannot be performed by a sleepfucking sexsomniac. "It's a subtle, conscious signal to assure you that you're not dealing with a lascivious zombie."
For more of Jesse Bering, check out his website www.jessebering.com, or follow him on Twitter @JesseBering.
You will no doubt get some flak for your response to the snowboarder who needs a finger up his ass in order to come. He stated that he is so ashamed of this practice that he pushes the woman's face in a pillow to hide it. How could you let that bit of mini-sadism pass without comment?
Pillow Fight
You're right, PF, I dropped the ball.
BUMMED wrote that he goes "to great lengths to hide" his need for prostate stimulation. And he was worried that the last girl he slept with must have seen him fingering himself — and concluded he was gay — because she wasn't responding to his texts.
A little addendum for BUMMED: She might not be returning your texts because she didn't appreciate having her face smashed into a pillow. You can do what you like with your asshole, bro, without being an asshole.
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Beautiful and thought provoking. I love reading your posts.
Trigger warning: This post is about sexual molestation. If this is a trigger for you, please take care of yourself.
About 17 years ago, my husband and I were friends with a couple who had a teenage daughter. She was 14 and was pretty in the way that would someday become beautiful. I couldn't help but notice the way eyes followed her wherever she went. No one else seemed to notice the way I did. I guess I was extra sensitive to it.
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I'll Miss You, Dennis Kucinich!
Ohio was one of the states which lost population in the 2010 census, which meant it also lost 2 members of the U.S. House of Representatives. Since Republicans captured both houses of the OH state legislature and the OH governorship in 2010, they merged Democratic House Districts–forcing fellow members to campaign against each other in primaries if they wanted a chance to continue in the U.S. Congress. Two Democrats pitted against each other this way, were favorites of mine, Marcy Kaptur and Dennis Kucinich–in a merged district that included more Kaptur territory than Kucinich territory. The result: Last night U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) lost to Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH), which means that his Congressional career will end this year.
I'm saddened by this since Dennis Kucinich, although he had quirks (a vegan diet; befriending some "New Age" personalities; belief that he had once seen a UFO), was also one of the few progressive champions throughout his political career. We often say that we want more politicians with real convictions, who will vote their consciences and not be swayed by special interest lobbies or career asperations–and Kucinich was that kind of person.
Kucinich was elected to the Cleveland City Council in his 20s and became mayor of Cleveland at 33 from 1977 to 1979, the youngest mayor of any major city in the U.S. Big money special interests wanted him to privatize the Cleveland power company (Muni Light) so that they could charge higher rates. Kucinich, who had grown up very poor and had watched his parents have to choose which bills to pay, refused to privatize the company. So, the big money special interests deliberately put Cleveland into default, leading Kucinich to lose reelection in a landslide. (They also had the mafia put a hit out on him, but cancelled it when he lost the election.) His political career was seemingly over. He was in political Siberia in the 1980s, except for a short term on the City Council, a failed House bid, and a failed run for OH governor. But as privatized power companies raised rates throughout the nation during the 1980s, Cleveland continued to have some of the lowest electricity rates in the nation–and Ohio's newspapers started to notice and wrote stories saying, "Dennis Was Right." In 1998, Clevalnd honored Kucinich for refusing to sell Muni Light, a decision that saved the city an estimated $185 million just in the years between 1985 and 1995.
In 1994, Kucinich won a seat in the OH State Senate and in 1996 narrowly won election to the U.S. House in OH's 10th District. He has served that District from 1997 until now–and no other election was close. In 2004 and 2008, he ran for the Democratic presidential nomination. In neither case, did he get very far, but he pushed the right issues and forced candidates to talk about things they'd rather have ignored. I was proud to work for his campaign in '04.
Informed by the "Dorothy Day/Catholic Worker" strand of Catholicism in his upbringing, by a childhood of poverty and hard work, Kucinich's political principles have been that of an old-fashioned liberal Democrat. He has been a champion of economic justice in the tradition of FDR's New Deal and LBJ's Great Society. A near-pacifist, Kucinich has also been a strong peacemaker who was one of the few voices to speak out against the Bush invasion of Iraq. Kucinich proposed a cabinet-level Department of Peace which would operate with 1% of the military budget and work to solve both international and domestic problems nonviolently. He wanted to bring the Fairness Doctrine back to broadcasting so that news would no longer be propaganda. Kucinich was a champion of the environment, of gun control, of public education, and of single-payer, universal healthcare. He fought against torture, unlimited detention, and the erosion of the bill of rights.
When Democrats gained control of Congress in 2006, Kucinich tried to stop the Iraq War by impeaching first VP Dick Cheney and then Pres. G.W. Bush. When Pres. Obama authorized NATO air strikes on Libya without Congressional approval, Kucinich was consistent–saying that this was clearly an impeachable offense since the Constitution never allows for the president to go to war without Congressional approval. He opposed the expansion of the war in Afghanistan and would cut the military budget in half, using 50% of the savings to pay down the national debt and the rest to fight poverty here at home.
Kucinich's political career seems to be over, but that was true once before. Perhaps he'll run for Governor of Ohio in 2014 or for the U.S. Senate in 2016. But, if this is the end, Kucinich can be proud of his record of service. I wish him well.
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I've never quite understood the cartoonist Steve Bell's caricature of David Cameron wearing a condom over his head, except for the rather obvious suggestion that he is, well, a male member. However, following the row over how many children benefit claimants should be allowed to have, I finally do get it. Vote Tory and stop one.
It all started with the culture minister, Jeremy Hunt's remark that people on benefits should accept the financial consequences of having too many children."It's not going to be the role of the state to finance those choices", he told BBC's Newsnight. The government has capped benefits at £26,000 irrespective of family size or need. This presumably means that the hundred thousand families on benefits with four kids will suffer a serious financial squeeze. "Only the rich to be allowed to have children" cried the Daily Mirror and a number of Labour MPs. The Child Poverty Action Group rounded on Hunt for "forcing children into destitution on the arbitrary basis of how many brothers and sisters they have". It was precisely what the Coalition didn't need in the week in which the row over withdrawing child benefits had blown the Tory conference out of the water.
However, though my first instinct was to join the clamour of condemnation of "heartless Hunt", I found that I had difficulty going the distance with his critics. It's not as if the Tory minister had called for benefit claimants to be castrated, or for a massacre of the fourth born. In fact, the more I thought about it, the more I discovered that I basically agree with him: it is irresponsible to have large numbers of children when you can't pay for them. The cap is not a fiscal prophylactic but a reasonable compromise between family welfare and the protection of the taxpayer. After all, £26,000 is the equivalent of a gross income of around £35,000, which puts the 100,000 benefit families that receive it in the top 20% of income earners earners. Are employers who pay the median GROSS salary of £25,500 guilty of eugenics because they don't pay enough for their employees to support a large family? If so, what about those who pay minimum wage? You don't have to be Richard Littlejohn of the Daily Mail - who calls unemployed single mothers "benefit whores" - to see that there may be a problem here.
Similarly, I couldn't really argue with the decision to cap child benefits at the standard rate of taxation, though clearly the anomaly of two earner households needs to be addressed. And call me Iain Duncan Smith, but I it hard to disagree with the government's decision to cap housing benefit at £400 a week. It never occurred to me that people could claim that much in the first place. Of course, like the family benefit cap, it mainly hits people living in expensive places like London and Edinburgh. But is it the job of the state to pay the excessive rents charged by inner city landlords? It's a very tough call, of course, because no one wants to see families thrown on the streets. On the other hand, what about all the millions of workers who can't afford to live at London addresses - are they really expected to pay in their taxes for others to do so?
The same issue arose with public sector pensions, which are now being squeezed by the Tories. Most people in the private sector have not only had their wages cut over the last two years, they have also seen their pensions shredded by the financial crash. Only a small minority still enjoy final salary schemes, yet they have been paying, through their taxes, to finance the 85% of public sector workers to have early retirement and index linked pensions based on final salary. No - there simply had to be a rebalancing, and the proposals put forward by the Hutton Review, basing payments on lifetime earnings rather than final salary, are certainly worth considering. My only real criticism is that the proposals seem to let the high-earning bureaucrats away with more than they deserve. But it is ludicrous to threaten to take to the streets over this kind of readjustment. There will be plenty of time for barricades when the real cuts come.
But will the real cuts ever come? I must say as I saw DAvid Cameron deflate like a punctured balloon - or rather condom - at the Tory Conference last week, I began to wonder whether this administration really has the bottle to carry through its austerity programme. It's easy for shouty Chancellors, like George Osborne, to call for 25 - 40% cuts in public spending; it's quite another thing to cope with the media reaction. The Prime Minister was left apologising for his own policy on child benefits last week after being assailed by Right and Left for ending the universal principle. The Tories have been battered by the antipoverty groups for the benefits cap and the housing benefit cut. Yet these policies combined will only yield;d couple of billion - a tiny fraction of the £100 billion structural deficit that the Tories are trying to pay down over the next four years.
We live in an age of entitlement, when everyone thinks they're worth it. And its not just benefits. The navy appears to have won the case for building two aircraft carriers at a cost of £5.2 billion, which will have no planes to fly from. Brilliant. The great cull of quangos, we learn, is not going to deliver many savings either. The cost of shutting down many of these quasi non-governmental agencies is going to be higher than the savings, thanks to severance pay pensions and other broken contracts. I suspect the government has seriously underestimated the extent to which public sector bureaucrats have seen them coming.
And as I say, none of the real cuts have started yet. The Financial Times reported last week that the government has already started to back down, or rather "reprofile" some of the spending cuts. The expected economic slowdown will test the government's nerve to the limit. I just don't see them lasting the course - which means only one thing: more inflation. It is the only way weak governments in a jam can cut their debts. Buy your gold while stocks last.


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Experience the King?s Meal at Ente Keralam
Chennai, 19th May, 2017: Ente Keralam, the fine-dining Kerala restaurant by Oriental Cuisines Pvt Ltd has come up with a king size meal at its outlet in Poes Garden, Chennai. The 6 course meal served with a wide selection of exquisite vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes from Kerala is extremely nutritious and would give one a royal feeling.
Rajkeeyam or the royal lunch is served in a sequential manner according to the tradition followed by royal families since ancient times. The royal meal starts with a refreshing Keraleeyam, a luscious tender coconut based drink along with soup of the day, followed by vegetarian starters such as paripu vada, chena dry fry, banana flower cutlet and non vegetarian starters include squid fry, Trivandrum style kozhi porichathu. This is followed by delicious gravies such as prawn moilee, mutton stew, nadan chicken curry, Thalaserry fish curry, ullithiyal, kadala curry, veg stew, roast potato, vendakai mappas, Allepy veg curry.
Along with these gravies is served a variety of other dishes like Vegetarian biriyani, Chicken biriyani, Malabar porotta, Idiyappam, puttu, appam. Among rice one can select from ghee rice, red rice and white rice. All these are accompanied with delightful chutnies, pickles, papad and raita. And for dessert one can choose from Vanilla ice cream, fruit salad and payasam of the day followed by a glass of sulaimani tea for a better digestion.
The food served during the course is extremely delicious and healthy, which stimulates the taste buds and enhance your dining experience.
To make reservations please contact Poes Garden 76049 15091.
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Special Menu priced at
Vegetarian- 795 inclusive taxes
Non-vegetarian - 895 inclusive taxes
Available for Lunch and dinner
Restaurant timing
12pm - 3pm ; 7pm - 11pm


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Posted about 4 years ago by Nicholas Miller from United States with 75 ratings
Let's start like this, whoever said they drank this neat is a lying sack of ship. I like bold rums, I am quite the fan of navy rum for this reason. Now this is something else. This is like seeing your good buddy finally get a girlfriend and she is Kate Upton, this is like expecting your first kiss and you get 3rd base. This is like falling out of an airplane without a parachute. Smelling the guy you get a bit of the appleton mixed with pussers type of vibe. Drinking it straight is like nothing else. You get sausage slapped in the mouth with so much flavor your mouth redlines and your brain even goes crazy. Basically you cannot drink this straight. Even in coke this is one bold rum that will take your coke out back, slap it around a few times, make it wear a dress and make it call it daddy. It starts like this, lick an oak cask, now burn your house down and snuff up a bunch of fumes, throw in some appleton/pussers blend and that is what you have. I would rate it 10/10 but it's so overbearing straight I just can't call it perfect. But holy goodness this is one you won't forget. Give it to a friend as a shot and watch their face.
Posted over 7 years ago by Michael from United States with 18 ratings
I've never quite experienced the explosion of wafty spice that this stuff brings to the palette. I'd serve it in a flight to demonstrate the range of odd possibilities that rum makers explore, but wouldn't turn to this as a daily sipping rum. It's like an exciting girl that you can't stop thinking about, might leave your wife for, is spectacular in bed, but ultimately but you know she's nothing but a fling.
Posted over 2 years ago by Cory Wid from United States with 80 ratings
The trend for rums has very much been for light, smooth, creamy, and vanilla-accented (think column-still) which also, subsequently, has little flavor. But when you're looking to mix, and you need something to punch through and integrate with tropical fruits, spices, and sweets, you reach for a rum like this. So much funk... its wonderful.
Truly excellent when used for classic punches and tiki drinks. Try it in a Jungle Bird, or blended with an aged Martinique for an original Maita'i.
The "Hogo" can be overwhelming for newbies, but to the experienced nose and palate, comes across as layers of over-ripe tropical fruits caramelized in dark sugar. I can pour it into a snifter and experience absolute euphoria for an hour just from smelling it. Highly recommended.
Posted about 3 years ago by "Samuel Brunello" from United States with 78 ratings
This smells like jet fuel. This tastes like someone force-fed you caramel and cherries, then threw a pineapple at your face. And the finish is just funkier than Uptown. For no discernible reason, I love it...
Posted over 4 years ago by mistercoughy from United States with 239 ratings
Unmistakably Jamaican, pre-industrial pot-still firewater. This type of rum drove the Spanish distillers to create overly-filtered, flavorless white rum (e.g. Bacardi) because they were horrified by the assaultive aromas and rotting-goat-carcass aftertaste of Jamaican rums such as Smith & Cross. Now that it's goat-free, why not enjoy some on the rocks?
Posted over 2 years ago by neatonly from Hungary with 3 ratings
Probably to strong for most for cautious sipping, but after a while, when the mouth gets
used to the profound numbing effect, there are some nice flavors to enjoys. I mostly get
overripe (rotten) bananas and some chocolate, so a foul banana split if you will. Still,
everything feels very organic and natural. I didn't enjoy it diluted with water or anything
else. Instead I take small sips, mix it with saliva (that instantly jumps out as protection) and stir in my mouth, before sending it down the throat. I get the feeling that it probaby removes some of my plaque in the process.
Posted over 4 years ago by Beukeboom from United States with 305 ratings
At 57% ABV (114 proof) this navy strength rum will kick your ass. I will stomp a mudhole in ya and walk it dry. Definitely not a rum for the uninitiated. Initially upon sipping one gets a taste of sweetness...molasses...a little vanilla...and then the burn hits...a burn which feels like a layer of skin is being eaten away in ones throat leaving a little tingling on the tongue. But that all fades rather quickly enticing one to take another sip. Almost as a double-dog dare. This is he-man's rum. The amber color belies how little aging goes into this rum. I really cannot identify the aroma in the bottle but it's a good aroma. Admittedly this is the first overproof rum I have sampled so I really have no frame of reference but from the flavor I would seriously think it would work well in mixed drinks especially frozen and fruit-based drinks. Quite an interesting rum.
[UPDATE: A day after posting my initial review I tried this rum with Coke Zero. For whatever it's worth I used my normal 3oz of rum mixed with the 16.9oz bottle of Coke Zero knowing full well this was going to have more of a "kick" than the normal 80 proof rums I normally use in Coke Zero. Although it wasn't horrible, it wasn't good either. Ended up tossing it and fixing another rum & Coke Zero with an 80 proof rum. I will try it again someday but with half the amount of the S&C Navy Strength rum and see how that works.]
Posted over 5 years ago by Graham from United States with 14 ratings
The blast from the nose lets you know quick that isn't anything that is a standard rum. The collection of flavors such as pepper, tobacco, sugar cane and dark chocolate make this rum something to enjoy in excellent cocktails or on its own.
Posted over 7 years ago by Scott T from United States with 120 ratings
This is a serious challenging aromatic put-hair-on-your-chest (even if you're a woman) pot-stilled rum, with about 4-5 times the ester content of most rums.
If you find Pusser's or Appleton 12 year just too bland for you, give this one a try.
Posted 9 months ago by HCL from Sweden with 3 ratings
It took me about ten years to find the perfect rum. This is it! A lovely nose. Everything should smell like Smith & Cross. Why not even spice up your boring cereals with this godly aroma! Or replace your Paris cologne with this irresistible aroma! Instant success.
Posted over 3 years ago by nomad from United States with 125 ratings
It's great at what it is meant for and that's in Tiki drinks. Straight? No.
edit- 2 years later? Well, damn if I didn't come all the way around on this one. Enjoyable with a bit of water, but I enjoy it most as an addition to fruit-based drinks.
Posted about 4 years ago by JackOrion from United States with 61 ratings
If you know what you want and that thing is funk than it's hard to get funkier than Smith and Cross.
Like Laphroaig it's easily one of my favorites for its unabashed pungency. Shocking to the uninitiated and haunting to those who have sipped it straight.
Maybe not a 10 in the overall scheme of Rum balance and flavor but deserving of a 10 for what it does better than most and thats the dunder funk.
Posted over 4 years ago by Tommy from United States with 12 ratings
I can imagine Ahab's crew bolstering their courage with this at the approach of the great, white beast they pursue. Naval strength means if your knees are knocking while readying your harpoon, spilling your rum on the power charge, no worries - hit the cannon with the punk...she'll fire right up.
Not 'smooth'. A chain-mailed fist to the snout. Spice, orange, dark tea, molasses sugar but not burnt, the maximum security lifer whom you just got bunked with (goodbye virginity!), Pusser's on steriods....damn, this is good stuff! Add all the water you need, you can't dilute the stuff. Banana, cedar, tannins, and dried dark fruit bum-rush the palate. Toffee, pepper and a bit of salt - yeah...toffee - on the finish.
The people behind this deserve a standing ovation for daring to resurrect and bottle it, and are magicians for doing it at this price. Rum's riposte to cask strength Islay Scotch. Almost like no other rum you'll encounter.
Posted 12 days ago by Redrum from United Kingdom with 1 rating
Absolutely cracking rum as it really brings the funk and a real complex flavour . Not a sipping rum for me unless In an old fashioned. Great in painkillers and a daiquri with it is quite the experience. Upon first taste I wasn't sure but with time absolute loving the overripe banana funk of it
Posted 2 months ago by 64Oldsmobile from United States with 2 ratings
This is probably a little strong in proof and profile for a supper, but makes an amazing base spirit in a punch or cocktail.
Posted 9 months ago by M.R.J. from Finland with 203 ratings
High in esters, a powerhouse of Rum - Expect strong flavours and no BS additives. Well done!
Posted 10 months ago by Jagsroy (PREMIUM) from Canada with 153 ratings
Purchased a bottle of Smith and Cross Navy Rum and my first impression was the aroma which reminded me of the Appleton 12 yr rum, however at a much higher ABV. This rum at 57% ABV is too strong to drink on its own but on the rocks, it is delicious. No added sugar, a pure and traditional Jamaican rum.
Posted 11 months ago by ElPato from Norway with 23 ratings
First, I am most impressed with this being a blend without any added sugar and being so cheap.
The nose strikes you with leather, toast and coconut, cottonsedge, pineapple and cherry. On the palate, caramel and fried banana with an oaky finish and slight burn. Impressively long aftertaste for a decently priced blended rum.
You might need some experience with Jamaican rum to enjoy it, but even Captain Morgan can offer some of that funky fruit, just remember this is dry and navy strength.
Posted about 1 year ago by Rumrunner95 from United States with 51 ratings
A unique and tasty rum with loads of tropical fruit, some spices, a little caramel, chocolate, and a unique funkiness with so much agave on the nose it can be mistaken as a tequila in a blind tasting.
Posted about 1 year ago by JellyJortikka from Finland with 47 ratings
Traditional jamaican navy strength rum 57%abv.
Pure plummer and wedderburn marque pot still distillate, so the funk is there but not too much.
Rumor has it that this is Hampden estate rum.
Nose: strong dunder and esters, molasses, toasted butter, brine
Taste: oh some more of that lovely pungent molasses dunder taste, strong toasted butter and brine also caramel, i think im in love with this rum.
Finish: Dry and some oak in the end. Has some kick( thanks to 57 abv) but no ethanol taste.
The dry taste of dunder, butter and bit of oak lingers for a long time, i like that.
Overall: Delicious honest traditional jamaican rum that has very strong punching esters kicking through but with beautiful molasses butter caramel taste too.
Also bottled at higher abv 57% which is always a good thing and greatly appreciated.
Mixability is also great so i have to give extra points for that.
Makes beautiful balanced navy grogs and also works magic in most of the tiki cocktails.
No added sugar like most jamaicans, probably has caramel colour for color consistency but i dont mind about that.
Posted over 1 year ago by Mipresser from United States with 11 ratings
I approached this with caution because of reviews that describe it as too strong. I found it wonderful with a full low-sweetness flavor that truly suited a whiskey sipper like me.
Posted over 1 year ago by Paul B (PREMIUM) from United States with 299 ratings
I was very hesitant to try this authentic Jamaican rum for a long time because of some of the frightening descriptions in these reviews. This is NOT a rum for beginners and I am certainly not a beginner. So I plunked down $27 US for my bottle of this and brought it home today. It is blended in the UK, which has long ties to Jamaica. You can read the whole story on the back of the bottle.
When I broke the plastic seal around the cork, I was afraid to open it for fear of some awful smells. Instead, it was anything but that. My first pour was neat in the snifter. Aromas of exotic tropical fruits greeted me. On the palate was mild hogo and lots of burn. Hey, it's only 114 proof, so what can you expect? Adding a few ice cubes swapped out the burn for lots of pleasant hogo flavors. This is the way to drink it, on the rocks. Then I tried one of the drinks on the back of the label called Million. A million of what? Stupid name, but I tried it with measurements given to the nearest quarter of an ounce for this rum, lemon juice, simple syrup, and Angostura Bitters. Gosh, that is a damn good drink, but I would rather savor mine on the rocks and stick with no added sugars. Whomever said that dry rums are boring has obviously not tried this one. This one can also put any Mai Tai over the top!
Posted about 2 years ago by Mark Ogilvie from United States with 13 ratings
I feel like assigning this rum a score is a bit of a lost cause. This drink truly doesn't give a shit.
The aroma is hard to pin down. There's a bit that's a little reminiscent of Appleton, maybe leaning a little more on the banana. I smell still funk and something not dissimilar from white wine? There's a good amount of alcohol on the nose, too. Not more than there should be, but a good amount. Almost whisky-like, all told.
The flavors hit you all at once, and I mean all at once. It's an experience. Smoke and spices, leather and rotten fruit, molasses, metal and fire. It's like you can taste the whole distillery. As you mull it over some of the flavors peter out and you're left with a long, medium bodied, bonfire sweetness, with a weird bilious undertone. The aftertaste is gentle and tastes something like rust and mango rind. Strange but pleasant.
I haven't tried this mixed yet, but I imagine something to give the flavors more space will be an adventure all on its own. This is one for every rum lover to try once, but I imagine once will be enough for many. Others might find themselves keeping a bottle in reserve to spice things up now and then.
Oh! And the bottle was an absolute steal. For less than Appleton's 12 year you get something both bolder and more complex, even if it ends up a little challenging because of that.
Posted over 2 years ago by Graham Davie from United Kingdom with 53 ratings
Let me say from the start that this is my first taste of 57% proof, to me it's the taste before the strength.
For a rum that's so light in colour, it certainly punches above its weight. The nose is to me, very confusing. Nothing really stands out, but a lot seems to be going on.
The burn appears to be harsh, but disappears almost immediately, leaving a pleasant warmth in the throat, and a long aftertaste that seems to invite more sips.
Only tried it as yet with my normal 1 ice cube, and more than happy.
Not a every day sipper, more of a bottle to dip into now and again.
Cheers graham.
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