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John Wagner over at MiLB.com takes a look at Bats first baseman Neftali Soto and explains that there is nothing to worry about following the prospect's slow start.
[Bats manager David] Bell said Soto seems to be following a track similar to the one he experienced last season in Carolina."He's a young player and young players just play better as they gain experience," Bell said. "Once he got some at-bats last year, he gained experience and played better. The more you play, the better you get."
Though the team is currently awaiting his return from the disabled list with a back injury, Soto's eight home runs, 31 RBI, 58 hits and 93 total bases are still best on the team.
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A man sentenced to prison in 2011 recently filed a sua sponte motion for summary disposition with the Utah Court of Appeals in the matter of State v Brown.
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A verdict can be appealed to the Utah Court of Appeals under certain circumstances; however, the defendant carries the burden of proving his case.
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The Court of Appeals denied Brown's motion, stating that they did not have jurisdiction to review whether or not the district court made any mistakes in denying the motion for misplea. Brown will continue serving his sentence as previously given.
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The California Hawaii State Conference of the NAACP will hold nominations and elections of officers and executive committee members of the Richmond NAACP Branch for 2012 – 2014.
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On a scale of one to two point zero, how are the UK's newspaper groups doing in terms of their adoption of Web 2.0 concepts, tools and approaches?
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For those of you not following this sometimes hilarious battle of wits, the conflict escalated after Jason 'mad dog' Calacanis offered $1,000 to the top Digg contributors to migrate to Netscape, which is widely viewed as a clone of Digg.
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Your suggestion for a universal learning remote may be workable, but my experience with learning remotes is that inevitably there are DVR/TV features that are not available and we end up adding yet another remote to the remote drawer
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As the hype over the Super Bowl heats up, you're likely to hear analyses, strategies, statistics and some outright myths from journalists surrounding the Big Game. Here's a cheat sheet on which to take with a very large grain of salt:
Myth No. 1: More women suffer domestic abuse on Super Bowl Sunday than any other day of the year.
This myth, propagated 20 years ago, still manages to get an annual airing. The group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting held a news conference before the 1993 game to announce this "finding," and a subsequent mailing convinced many reporters the reports were true. Robert Lipsyte of The New York Times referred to the game as the "Abuse Bowl." The report appeared in newspapers throughout the country and continues to be cited.
Subsequent investigation showed the research to be untrue when the authors of a study on which the claim was based came forward, saying Super Bowl Sunday was no worse than most days. Furthermore, a 2006 study in the "Handbook of Sports and Media" examined domestic violence police dispatches in 15 NFL cities. The researchers found only a slight rise in domestic violence on or after the Super Bowl. By comparison, they found an increase of nearly five times the normal rate around holidays like Christmas. Longtime researchers Barbara and David P. Mikkelson provide more information at snopes.com.
Myth No. 2: Suicides increase, particularly among followers of the losing team. Psychologist Thomas Joiner and fellow researchers investigated whether membership in a group, such as supporters of a sports team, resulted in changes in suicide rates. The researchers found fewer suicides occurred on Super Bowl Sundays than on other Sundays.
Myth No. 3: The water systems of the United States face massive overloads at halftime because of increased toilet flushing. It is true Salt Lake City suffered the breakdown of a 16-inch pipeline during the 1984 Super Bowl, but the incident had nothing to do with the football game, said Leroy Hooton, the director of the city's public utilities at the time. "It's a very good story," Mr. Hooton said. "There just doesn't seem to be any truth behind it." But the myth has been repeated so frequently, it has become a "fact."
Myth No. 4: More than a billion people watch the Super Bowl. That would be roughly one-seventh of the total world population. Even though the football game is broadcast to more than 200 countries, only about one-seventh of the world population can actually view the game. While the game is the No. 1 television event of the year in the United States, the estimated audience here was slightly more than 111 million last year.
Myth No. 5: The Super Bowl is an exciting game. Almost every sports fan knows this one: Only 15 of the 46 previous games have been decided by seven points or fewer.
Alongside the myths, however, there are some truths. More pizzas are delivered on Super Bowl Sundays than any other day of the year. More fatal traffic accidents occur after the game, particularly in the cities that have teams participating in the game. And more people suffer heart attacks than on average, according to Psych Central.
So enjoy the game and keep this cheat sheet handy to debunk the myths. Drink responsibly, drive safely and stay calm.
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The X Factor USA has revealed the contestants going through to this year's live shows, as a last-minute decision from Simon Cowell means that 17 contestants instead of the expected 16 will proceed to the next stage of the competition.
Panelists Cowell, Nicole Scherzinger, LA Reid and Paula Abdul were tasked with choosing only four of the eight acts in their respective categories to move forward following the hopefuls' final performances during the Judges' Houses phase of the competition.
Abdul, who was assigned the Groups category, chose The Brewer Boys, Lakoda Rayne, The Stereo Hoggz and InTENsity to go forward. She insisted that her acts have what it takes to make it into the competition's latter stages.
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For the Over 30s, Scherzinger pared the group down, deciding upon Josh Krajcik, Dexter Haygood, Leroy Bell and Stacy Francis as her lucky acts to move into the live shows.
Meanwhile, Elaine Gibbs, Tiger Budbill, Christa Collins and James Kenney received bad news when they were sent home empty handed.
Reid was also hard pressed to decide which of his four contestants would proceed, eventually settling upon Brian Bradley, Phillip Lomax, Chris Rene and Marcus Canty.
Their success meant that Brennin Hunt, Skyelor Anderson, Nick Voss and Tim Cifers exited the competition.
Finally, Cowell struggled to narrow down his Girls category, finally allowing Drew Ryniewicz, Simone Battle, Tiah Tolliver and Rachel Crow to move forward. This left Caitlin Koch, Melanie Amaro, Tora Woloshin and Jazzlyn Little as the unsuccessful acts.
However, following the reveal, Cowell confessed that he had made a mistake in his decision and Melanie Amaro was invited back into the competition as the 17th contestant on the live shows.
The Top 17 will take to the stage in the first live show on Tuesday, October 25 at 8/7c when they will compete to become one of the show's "top finalists", according to a press release from broadcaster Fox.
The successful acts will compete against each other across all categories for the first time on November 2 at 8/7c - the first occasion on which viewers will be able to cast votes.
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When there's a time delay, how hard it it to understand a cause? I learned from pain.
It took me a decade to figure out that sugar alcohol was causing my chronic bowel problem. I chose diabetic foods, knowing that sugar alcohol such as maltitol is a laxative. But I thought I tolerated the small amounts in my food, because I never got diarrhea after eating. I'd get sick 18 to 24 hours later. My colon was ravaged, melanosis coli the gastroenterologist called it. He blamed it on my green tea. This direct effect was destroying my life, but despite my doctorate and years of teaching biology it refused to connect in my brain.
To "get" that Climate Destabilization systemically causes extreme weather is like a nuclear bomb in your head compared to my personal brain fart. Cryptic obscure interconnected causes, they make sugar alcohol sound like kindergarten. Instead of a time delay of 18 to 24 hours, effects take decades. Distant, intricate events pop out of academic studies in scientist-speak numbers -ach!
But our biggest sticking point is to see the positive feedbacks that tell us civilization's foot is pressed all the way down on the accelerator on cliff road.
The bad news is the planet really is tipping toward catastrophe, while the economists, politicians and mass media pretend there's no crisis. The good news is we're connected by the internet and can grasp the scope of the problem NOW.
Here's how I visualize the "terrible new math" of climate destabilization.
Imagine you're a climate scientist, like a bright twelve year old going from door to door,
trying to get residents in an apartment high rise to put out a suspected fire.
The occupants think you're a troublemaker.
All of the hallways have highly flammable carpet, 13B has a hundred pounds of candle wax, a fireworks collector lives in 6A, and a 2B hides a meth lab. The defective sprinkler system and fire alarm haven't worked properly for decades. On the vacant 12th floor a smoldering fire has been eating away one unit for the past ten hours. Oxygen starved, it spreads gradually. The twelfth floor hallway has been a little smelly and hotter than usual. The fire's not obvious unless you touch the apartment door.
Irritated adults just shut out your cries, saying.
And all the doors and windows are locked; there's no where to escape.
So go to your computer and tweet the teens about the twelfth floor's hot doorknob. One of them knows about the fireworks, and another about the wax. Maybe they'll grasp the situation and kick the adults into action. Or maybe you can all charge up together to face the flames.
Consider just one feedback:
Currently methane gas accounts for 0.00017% of our air, but it's 16 % of greenhouse gas emissions. The global warming potential of methane has been understated by assuming a 100 year time frame, instead of a more realistic 20 year time frame. Methane released today is at least 56 times more heat trapping than CO2 over the first 20 years.
Permafrost is melting. As the Arctic warms, it begins to release seafloor methane hydrate. Methane bound in hydrates amounts to approximately 3,000 times the volume of methane in the atmosphere.
3,000 times as much!
That's a lot of flammable carpet.
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Yes, thanks. I replied by a message.
OK, I am going to rewrite my response.
This is a powerful message, clearly stated. I can hardly see how anyone could deny this information. You have done a terrific job and I can understand your being out of touch for a few day.
Now, how can I help you get your information out, other than posting it on Facebook?
You have earned a rest.
If you're on twitter, you could follow RuthAnthonyGard and retweet.
It's in the climate subreddit. You could vote up HumanistRuth's "A brain fart and methane. Grasping climate feedback is hard."
I invited a few friends to the RuthAnthonyGard twitter account using Yahoo messenger.
Sending a message about these twitter links to all of my 435 Atheist Nexus friends only brought two new followers. *sigh* Oh well. I'm still on a social network learning curve.
I'm not on Facebook. If you are, linking to the discussion would be great.
Well, I tried three different ways to get this onto Facebook, and all of them disappeared when I rebooted. I think this one will stick; I used the "Like" button.
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Sociologists from several perspectives have critically addressed reification. In general, reification refers to the act (or its result) of attributing to analytic or abstract concepts a material reality – it is a misplaced concreteness. Through reification people regard human relations, actions, and ideas as independent of themselves, sometimes governing them. The abstraction "society" is frequently reified into something that has the power to act. Society does not act – people do. Reification is an error of attribution; it is corrected by eliminating the hypostatization of abstractions into things or agents. For phenomenologists, reification is a potential outcome of the social construction of reality. To enter the lifeworld, human expression and subjective intention are externalized through "objectivation" where they become part of a socially constructed reality. Language is the common vehicle, although objectivation occurs through various symbolic forms. Reification occurs when people understand objectivations as if they were non-human or supra-human things and act "as if they were something other than human products – such as facts of nature, results of cosmic laws, or manifestations of divine will." Reification indicates we have forgotten our "own authorship of the human world" ( Berger & Luckmann 1966 : 89). A reified world is a dehumanized one. Marxist sociologists conceptualize ... log in or subscribe to read full text
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Also, Wii has the most exclusives. Suck it console wars!
Best to ignore him, he will probably shoot himself in the foot and get banned around E3, like last time.
On topic, good to see Trials get so much support, damned fine game.
Proper hard? As someone who has beaten both super meat boy (except dark cotton alley) and demon's souls, i think i have at least a little authority to say trials gets ridiculously hard.
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The difficulty curve of Evo is not nearly as steep in HD. Yeah, the last batch of courses are nuts, but it's the same kind of unforgiving as Super Meat Boy. It's fair and completely possible, but you have to earn it. However you can get to those courses easier than it was in HD.
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I liked David Silver on Beverly Hills 90210 (the original, obviously). But I didn't love Brian Austin Green until he played Derek Reese on The Sarah Connor Chronicles. I loved his character so much, I was glad they'd canceled the show when they shot him in the head in the finale. I didn't want to watch it without him.
I'll admit that I couldn't handle watching Happy Endings, not even for the few episodes BAG was on. But then Gabe Tigerman tweeted several time about his wife's new show, Wedding Band. I love Gabe. He's a sweet guy and a funny actor, and he sat and chatted with us in the bar at the Supernatural convention for a really long time. One of the reasons we fell in love with him then was because he was so giddy over his wife.
So I checked out Wedding Band to see if it was something I'd like to watch. And found that Brian Austin Green is the star! Hell, yeah, it's a show I want to watch!
And you know what? It's really awesome! It may be the show I'm most excited to see every week. Not just because of BAG. The band has four members, all different characters but who fit together believably. They're not caricatures. Yes, the lead singer is a playboy and the drummer is kind of schlubby, but they're smart and hard-working and they really love what they do.
But most of all, they care about people. They've helped a couple of dorks get the attention of the girls they crushed on. Arranged a pre-meet for a very nervous Indian bride and groom the night before their arranged marriage. And risked their careers turning a divorce party into a renewal of vows ceremony for the couple whose wedding was their first gig as a band 7 years ago.
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My only quibble is part of a subplot that had Tommy (BAG) going to a romance book club to meet women. He really got into the books and there were ongoing clever jokes about them, but I didn't like some of the details that were clearly poking fun at romances, lines written by people who obviously don't read them.
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By all accounts, lots of people are buying lots of items online. And
luckily for e-commerce, the menu of products that people will buy,
sight unseen, seems to be expanding. So why are so many shoppers
reluctant to buy clothes online?
The obvious answer, of course, is that e-shoppers can't try e-clothes on.
Maybe more so than any other item, every piece of clothing is different
for every person. You even need to try on something as basic and
easy as your Levi 501s periodically to make sure your size hasn't changed.
The facts are simple: billions of dollars have already been spent on clothing over the internet. While a portion of internet shoppers have chosen to not yet purchase clothing over the Web, it is preposterous to predict that apparel over the net is doomed to failure. Catalog shopping does not afford any greater tactile or visual experinece than the internet does. The returns issue is the same for catalog merchants, and yet direct mail now exceeds 15% of all apparel purchases. Would a direct mail pundit be so naive as to claim that apparel sold via direct mail won't work? (Try telling that to L.L. Bean, J. Crew and Land's End.)
Of course there are limitations to being able to see, smell, feel and taste items that are sold on the web, just as there are the same limitations on items sold over the phome or by mail. To draw broad conlclusions about the relative success of those types of ventures from this single observation is both naive and incorrect.
A greater danger to ecommerce is allowing commnetators who do not have a deep understanding of the issues facing etailers to publish.
In the race to get through the day and get everything we all need to get done, mail order whether on paper or online is here to stay. Let's also, not forget that the Internet is still in it's infancy and is growing rapidly. I'd say we are making significant strides, and all realize there is lots of room for improvement.
Hesitant shoppers ... especially women, for whom apparel sizes typically vary from manufacturer to manufacturer ... can be enticed to shop at the online outlets of retailers whose clothes they've already had the opportunity to try on.
Once you're an established Talbot's, or Gap, or Ann Taylor shopper, you can feel pretty confident about the fit of their clothes. Venture to a BlueFly or other e-tailer with multiple brands and designs, and your confidence level plummets. These guys REALLY need to develop the usable "bells and whistles" for virtual fitting rooms, etc.
www.americanfitclothing.com that offers pants and jeans custom made, you select style, fabric, color, and your measurements, they made a pair of pants for me that fits my body with my name on it. i think the real winners in eretail would be companies that give customers a service they can not get anywhere else.
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John McGreevy is from Staten Island, New York. A graduate of Stuyvesant High School and Brown University, he did his thesis work at the University of California, Berkeley, and Stanford. Before joining the MIT physics department in July 2006, he was a Dicke Fellow at Princeton and a research scientist at Stanford.
Selected Publications
- "Holographic duality with a view toward many-body physics," J. McGreevy, arXiv:0909.0518.
- "Emergent quantum criticality, Fermi surfaces, and AdS2 ," T. Faulkner, H. Liu, J. McGreevy and D.Vegh, arXiv:0907.2694.
- "Non-Fermi Liquids from Holography," H. Liu, J. McGreevy and D.Vegh, arXiv:0903.2477.
- "Gravity duals for non-relativistic CFTs," K. Balasubramanian and J. McGreevy, arXiv:0804.4053.
- "N-flation," S. Dimopoulos, S. Kachru, J. McGreevy and J. Wacker, arXiv:hep-th/0507205.
- "The Large-N Matrix Harmonic Oscillator as a String Theory," N. Itzhaki and J. McGreevy, arXiv:hep-th/0408180.
- "Strings from Tachyons: the c=1 matrix reloaded," J. McGreevy and H. Verlinde, arXiv:hep-th/0304224.
- "Invasion of the Giant Gravitons from Anti-de Sitter Space," J. McGreevy, L. Susskind and N. Toumbas, arXiv:hep-th/0003075.
- Professor McGreevy's publications can be found on SPIRES.
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013
I'll be reading
at downtown Oakland's The Layover (http://www.oaklandlayover.com/fr_home.cfm) on May 25th thanks to the Lauren Becker-curated East Bay on the Brain series, along with four fiction writers & one non-fiction writer -- it's free to attend, from 6:30-8:30 in the evening & copies of my grocery shopping collection GREENS will be available.
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Used Furniture Review
has published four pieces : http://usedfurniturereview.com/2013/03/05/four-poems-by-parker-tettleton/#comments
Thank you, David & Co.
Thank you, David & Co.
The seventeenth issue of E-ratio
is now live -- I'm happy to have three new pieces included :
Thank you, Gregory!
Thank you, Gregory!
Thursday, April 25, 2013
a new bi-monthly print journal, has accepted a piece, "I Can't Make The Noise," for the second issue.
Thanks, Craig!
Thanks, Craig!
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Very grateful to Jason Behrends
for listing my work in Word Riot as a part of The Orange Alert Watch List :
The new issue of Word Riot
is now live -- happy to have three pieces included :
Thanks, Jackie & Co.!
Thanks, Jackie & Co.!
Monday, March 11, 2013
Thunderclap! Magazine
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Date: February 4, 2011
Every year a plethora of writing consultants flock to the East Central Writing Center Association's (ECWCA) annual conference to share new practices and research findings related to writing centers. This year the conference will be hosted by Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI and will run from March 4 - 5. Director & Associate Professor of Writing Ellen Schendel, Affliliate Professor of Writing Julie White, and fourteen writing consultants will be among the presenters.
The conference is one venue for writing consultants to gain new insights into writing center theory and practice, generate ideas for prospective research, evaluate Grand Valley's practices in comparison to other universities, and experience making professional presentations at a scholarly conference.
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InstantSocial provides social media software and consulting solutions for businesses and individuals looking to increase their presence on the social web. InstantSocial's goal is to help companies, influential individuals, and organizations of all sizes and technical experience engage in social media.
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Frederick Foxtrott's CMJ Music Marathon Review
This year I had three days in my schedule to attend College Music Journal's annual marathon of music that takes place all across New York City. Over a thousand bands played over 200 venues over the past week. This does not even count the hundreds of unofficial CMJ events featuring a myriad of other shows. As a former server in New York's late night Meatpacking District, I have come to value my nights and weekends. Now that I have a right and proper day job, I could see three nights of shows in a row. This is unheard of people.
It would have been great to have had the CMJ pass so that I could wander from venue to venue seeing only the bands I personally chose. However, I did not and was left to spectacles that only chance would provide. Sometimes, when I go to shows, I catch the rare opening act that blows my mind, or at least provokes me to think about buying their next EP. Other times I shake my head and wonder what possessed me to show up early yet again. This year at CMJ there was plenty of both scenarios. Over-all it was a great experience. I not only saw some of my favorite bands, but I also got the opportunity to introduce them to others as well. I wasn't the least bit afraid that I had over hyped them, and they did not disappoint. The following reviews are from my notes, diligently taken over three nights and over many, many beers.
Wednesday October 17th 2007
The Mercury Lounge
Rock and Roll
This band is as generic as their name implies. They deliver the expected. Suited in tight, tight, tight, tight jeans, open chest (un)buttoned down shirts, pointy shoes, and Asian scarves stolen from some poor schmuck off Bedford and 6th Street, these guys go straight for the fuck factor. Their sound combined grit and fashion, which can be appealing when remembering the commodified New York "indie" rock sound of 2003. In this way they sound a bit dated. There was a time when I would limit my presence at any given bar to the number of times that one Jet song was played on the juke box. That number was three, and it occurred far more often and quickly than one would suppose.
For their part, this Parisian quartet is good at what they do. Every song that passes another piece of clothing came off, perhaps under the impression that a little skin can only improve a rock show. The band occupies the nexus where mod-style meets sex-rock, not a bad place to be when you are hard up for a blow job. They are danceable and rhythmic, arrogant and out for a good time. In retrospect this was a good band to have as an early opener. I asked two of the band members who they would like to see on the evening's line-up. One mentioned Robbers on High Street, although I don't believe he got the chance, and the other didn't seem to know anyone else was scheduled to play. How Rock and Roll is that? What Rock & Roll needs to understand is that beyond the manufactured New York socialite costume and the ease with which it is taken off, a rock band still has to rock.
5/9 (4/9 if you absolutely can't stand tight pants)
The Rosewood Thieves
I've never quite understood how original music can harken back to anything, as is often touted for The Rosewood Thieves, much less music from the 60's, perhaps the decade most responsible for modern music. But I'll look past this contradiction because this bluesy, folksy, tres cool turtleneck rock band is pretty damn good.
The stage featured two performance artists, one reading on stage and the other committing his deepest thoughts to paper, or at least that is what his expressions would have you believe. The actors were a bit dramatic. I imagined their inner monologue, "Okay Peter, just remain contemplative." The natural motor response to this motivational thinking was a shrug of the brow and tap of the pencil to the lower lip, until the actor burst into a furious fit of a creative writing exercise. This was novel for a moment, but I found myself so desperate to ignore the act that I pondered whether the lead singer's hair was more Iron Butterfly or Carol Brady.
I got it though. The rattle and hum vibe of this band was meant to embody creativity receiving inspiration. This is from where the 60's-early 70's harkening is derived. The obvious influences of Bob Dylan and Lou Reed ooze from the stage as The Rosewood Thieves performed their act. I was reminded of Blond on Blonde as I listened to their set. They have what I have termed the "Dylan Phono-Aesthetic," or DPA. I think it is a quality that Dylan popularized, but ultimately is inherently found within many artists from many generations. From this perspective I understand The Rosewood Thieves originality.
The Airborne Toxic Event
The next act casually came out wearing black outfits, unconcerned with whether they made people horny or not. Despite the captivating reverb layering their vocals, I felt that their first song fell flat and that the band was uncomfortable on stage, which is completely understandable. The stage can be an incurably frightening place. The music was not extraordinary, as they kept a safe distance form anything approaching experimental. Throughout the set, the songs would stop abruptly, seeming to sever the moody atmospherics with an unexpected and sometimes clumsy collapse of structure. After listening to four tunes, I needed more substance to keep my interest.
I must say however, that my experience with The Airborne Toxic Event would be likened to a glass half full, rather than one half empty. The signature element from this band is the vocals. You can tell he means what he sings. They have the pop-sense to authentically navigate the balance between a timid and frank melody and an intensity that accompanies aggressive sincerity. I see the severed endings as an attempt to contextualize these moments of pure intensity in the all-too-often reality of failed resolution. I can't wait to see where these guys go. They are most certainly on my watch list.
It is hard to watch this band in any venue and not think to your self, "Could they build any bigger wall of sound?" This is a most pleasing aspect to Eagle Seagull, especially when you are all the way up front getting pounded by the speakers like a dusty carpet on a porch column. I danced like a mad man as usual, but this time I made a conscious effort to tone it down as much as possible. It is slightly frustrating to see these guys play such great songs with such ease. Carrie was always displayed in a nonchalant pose, while Eli shuttled between his roles as an emotional wreck and chic piano man, occasionally smiling as if to internalize the band's collective brilliance as he looked above and beyond the crowd. Complimenting Carrie's soft stance, Austin played his guitar with such a heartfelt fervor, angulating toward the ground as his body shivered to Brit's high-hat roll.
The band ran through their set, again keeping only Your Beauty Is A Knife… from their debut. The rest of the tunes were from their upcoming record The Year of the How-To Book due out early next year. Eagle Seagull's new songs are nearly as familiar to me as the older ones, which speaks to the infectious nature of Eagle Seagull's melodies. I hope I can get my hands on a copy of the new record as soon as possible. It was produced with Ryan Hadlock who worked with one of my favorite bands, Blonde Redhead, on the release of Misery is a Butterfly and Melody of Certain Damaged Lemons. The only real flaw of their evening at The Mercury Lounge was the length of their set. Not only did they start ten minutes early, but they finished after only 35 minutes. I know that CMJ schedules can be tight, but who couldn't use a little more Eagle Seagull…I mean really people.
The Little Ones
Named after two little pug dogs, this ultra-annoying LA jam squad were the worst! When I think The Little Ones, I think Hootie and The Blowfish, or Big Head Todd and the Monsters. They just couldn't bring their summer keg-party to my cold, cold heart. To be honest, and I hate to say it, they smiled too much! No one can be that happy. I was taken from the great show I paid for, was then boxed-up and shipped off to some Hawaiian luau…Yuck! Hillary, my fiancée looked to me with a flat expression and said, "These guys suck." She may have been a little harsh. At best I can say that they just aren't my style. That's fair right? But I'd also say that they shouldn't be anyone else's style either. Everyone has their own taste, but I found myself pitying their overtly transparent happiness and manufactured good-times. Did I mention that the keyboardist looked like a Hanson brother?
Robbers on High Street
Apparently what ever crowd that had amassed during Eagle Seagull agreed with my stellar review of The Little Ones. The venue was definitely beginning to clear out as Robbers on High Street took the stage. It is a pity that there were not more people around. Not even a trace of Rock and Roll. I guess given the nature of CMJ, people had moved to see what ever show was to float their proverbial boat. These cats didn't dance, they didn't strut, and they didn't even cock-walk. There was an element of sophistication in their lack of showmanship. Before I get myself into trouble, I mean to say that they put on a great show because they didn't try too hard. They were simply a good band. Robbers on High Street have pop rock roots utilizing layered vocals and a dense rhythm section. In the most unimaginable way, they are what I might imagine the bastard child of Portishead and Voxtrot would sound like.
Eskimo Joe
Unfortunately I lapsed into a social coma and am not able to report anything useful concerning this band.


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Obviously after yesterday's horrific murder of the guard at the Holocaust Museum, all the media's attention was focused on James Von Brunn. But his violence visited upon others was not the only of the recent past. There have been two others, including that of abortion Dr. George Tiller and Army Pvt. William Long at the Army Recruiting Station in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Today Beck had Dr. Keith Ablow, forensic psychiatrist, on to explain the hate that is being felt in the world today – specifically towards Jews. Also take into consideration this past weekend's interview with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Barack Obama's former Pastor, and his racist rant in the Q&A:
"Them Jews ain't going to let him talk to me. I told my baby daughter that he'll talk to me in five years when he's a lame duck, or in eight years when he's out of office."
So, Dr. Ablow explains who's more dangerous. Von Brunn or Dr. Wright? You might be surprised.