text: Around HereBy Leo CoughlinNobody asked me, but - . . . One local political figure has kept a very low profile for the past three years, but now with an election looming and a desire to keep that paycheck coming, the individual is seen at every hog calling and hootenanny (and makes a rather shaky, uncomfortable presentation). . . . Largo is still getting publicity around the country as the place where a city manager turned himself into a woman and where Mac Craig, the oldest public employee in the United States (excepting some judges and elected folks) who gets paid more than the governor, replaced that individual. (Hey, you can't make this stuff up.) . . . Strange, isn't it, that the loudest of all messages is silence. . . . Putting aside the social convention of de mortuis nil nisi bonum, how do you figure a child molester and a guy who used the lyrics "Kick me, Jew me, kike me," goes out with full honors and copious tears? Is this a great country or what? All the paeans of praise and yowling over the singer's passing, the bottom line, stark and horrifying is that he was a child molester. Brrrrrr!! . . . Anyone around here remember John Cameron Swayze and the Camel News Caravan? . . . If the Preakness distance had been just a little longer and the Belmont just a little shorter, Mine That Bird would have been a Triple Crown winner. . . . By the way, Calvin Borel, jockey winner of two of the TC races, exemplifies rule number one for a sports participant - never make a prediction. (Joe Namath, of course, being the paramount exception to the rule.) . . . Whatever became of Tommy Franks? . . . The Rays might as well have their ball field in Tampa, as is being talked - references to the baseball team all over the country on sports shows and sport talk programs always refer to the team as being in Tampa. . . . Yes, Bob Jackson is running for Largo mayor. It is not a rumor as one local scribe thought. Jackson says he has everything in place to mount his election campaign to regain the office he lost to Pat Gerard in 2006 (some funny vote compiling in that election three years ago, by the way). . . . Anybody around here getting a raise? Of course not. The economic times won't allow it. Even Social Security recipients have been told no increases for a couple of years. But members of Congress - the aristocracy of this country, the nobility - all got a 7 percent increase, $100,000, to $1,500,000 for the allowance for their office upkeep. Keep working folks, our elected folks in Washington deserve the best. . . . Oh, by the way, the grand total for that just mentioned immediately above comes to about $54 million. Ho hum. . . . No wonder we're in debt. The myth is that foreign countries, like China, own us. Not true. Foreigners hold 28 percent of the debt. From 1981 to 2000 the national debt grew by 350 percent (!!) - $930 billion to $3.233 trillion; from 2000 to 2008 it doubled, $5.674 trillion to $10.699 trillion. . . . Bernie Madoff, a thief beyond peer, deserves every bit of punishment visited on him, but a 150-year sentence is absurd; it is political and a sop to those who were robbed. No sentence should ever be imposed that cannot logically be served. Madoff should have gotten life without parole in a prison very remote from New York. . . . Remember Dick Morris? You know, the political consultant that got caught sucking on the toes of a prostitute? (Is that bad? I dunno...I wouldn't do it.) He's still around and even honored and respected in some quarters. And he's not even elected to anything, so private is private, one can assume. But, as of right now, there are at least four publicly known adulterers in the U.S. Senate. And add a prominent governor, still making a fool of himself when last heard from. |


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Epsilon Project - Inspiration
Artist: Epsilon Project
Producer: Kev Brown
Album: Audacity
Label: EP Sound
It goes without saying that anyone hoping to make a living through music, art, writing or any creative craft must have a steady source of Inspiration. While I find that a few (dozen) cups of black coffee rarely fail to get the gears spinning, readers in search of some deeper insights into what lies behind the creative process can find what they're craving on the latest single and first Booth feature from Oxnard, California crew Project Epsilon. Based around the nostalgically lo-fi but anthemically catchy keyboard-sampled boardwork of Kev Brown, the cut finds the West Coast hopefuls exploring the many things that keep them on their grind, from their gratitude to fans, friends and family to their religious beliefs and memories of past struggles – and, not least, their enduring love for the music itself. With the winning combination of positive-minded rhymes and old-school vibes, this track will undoubtedly earn Epsilon Project fans among our resident underground heads. If you fall into that category, you can find more where this came from on their Audacity LP, released May 25, and out now in stores and online.
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DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 11684 |
Some groups send us tracks that make us think "Man, we need to feature this record." Other groups send us records that make us think "Man, we need to feature this group." Epsilon Project falls into the latter category. Dope dope hip hop.
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
Tastemaker Total Ratings: 2919 |
The beat is catchy like a car cruise, and these guys carve up on it with some sweet lava-lamp flow :p Seriously though, this is dope... gonna have it on repeat for a long while...
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
Tastemaker Total Ratings: 639 |
Man im digging the production!!!!
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
What's not to like about this? Seamless Bars x Dope Cuts x Catchy Chorus x Upbeat Production x Cool Video. Anyone know where I can get that Green shirt? 5 Stars. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBYaEpOOk1U&feature=player_embedded
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
Tastemaker Total Ratings: 2065 |
I respect the track for its message, i'm just not on board with the production. Really likin the hook and the bars though.
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 73 |
effortless classic...
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
DJ Booth Crew Total Ratings: 2476 |
Someone needs to do a medley of all the "flipping through radio/tv stations" intros. Pharcyde alone has a couple.
This is that real, old school underground hip-hop. And by "underground", I mean people making hip-hop for the love of hip-hop. Fittingly, I'm now inspired to love this culture once again. More from Epsilon please. |
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 225 |
something i like to call close to perfect
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
Tastemaker |
They are pretty dope. this is the first song I've heard from them but if they are always this dope I need to have my ears to the street more.
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
Tastemaker Total Ratings: 288 |
These guys are from Oxnard? I've never even heard of these dudes before but I love this first track, real hip-hop. I'm definitely looking forward to their next features.
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
Tastemaker Total Ratings: 1217 |
When you have a group this big it is very hard to tell who is who, but I have to say, they all did a great job with this one. Verses > Hook > Production.
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
Tastemaker Total Ratings: 877 |
Production is ok, but not my type of beat. The rapping on this is good though.
Posted on May 24, 2010 |
Tastemaker |
true @RyanSx but i dont think it matters too much, they all had an equal go and brought it in different ways. very inspiring, i could wake to this every morning.
Posted on May 25, 2010 |
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A few things #1 thanks for the feedback... it's greatly appreciated... negative or positive it helps us grow. #2 being a member of the group of course imma rate my own stuff a 5 lol. #3 the green shirt is by acrylick & I believe u can get it here http://acrylick.net/blog/?p=7302 (this is also our video on their site) #4 album is out and u can get it here Itunes: http://bit.ly/awZpK7 / bandcamp: http://bit.ly/9FfPnt
Posted on May 26, 2010 |
Tastemaker Total Ratings: 4267 |
Good verses all around with tight flows to boot. I really admire this instrumental. Despite it's simplistic nature, its highly effective and induces a slow head nod.
Posted on May 28, 2010 |
DJ Booth Member Total Ratings: 103 |
Damn, damn, damn. How did I somehow skip this before? Thank you, Booth, for constantly feeding us a balanced diet of big names along with crews like Epsilon. This is what Hip-Hop is about. Matter of fact I'm feeling nostalgic about high school when I would sit with my ears glued to The Wake Up Show every Saturday night after hoop practice to hear dope tracks like this, hah. Audacity review soon?
Posted on May 29, 2010 |
Tastemaker Total Ratings: 484 |
Reminds me of some Dilated People type stuff
Posted on May 31, 2010 |
Tastemaker Total Ratings: 2919 |
CLASSIC. I ended up buying the album 'Audacity' and it is a pretty good project. Tracks like 'Sleeping Giant', 'Audacity of Dope' and 'In God We Trust' are all pure Hip-Hop at its best.
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I really want to thank everybody for coming out and making these Vets Fairs such a success. You'd be amazed at how many veterans I talk to who haven't gotten the information they need about all of the services and benefits that are available to them. That's something we need to keeping working on to get the word out. These veterans resource fairs are a great way to do that. We'll be having more in the upcomming months, but in the meantime, if there are any veterans out there who think they may be missing something, including a medal they earned but were never awarded, please get in touch and let me know. You all have done everything for this country and it would be an honor to be of service to you. |


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Eric Nuzum really is afraid of ghosts. Or, he used to be. In his memoir Giving Up the Ghost: a Story About Friendship, 80s Rock, a Lost Scrap of Paper and What It Means to Be Haunted, Nuzum delves into his painful past, faces his fears, and comes up with a new understanding of his personal phantoms.
Growing up in Canton, Ohio, Eric Nuzum was a nonconformist punk rocker, with the clothes, piercings, and attitude to match. He had one special friend, however: Laura Patterson. A year younger and a good student, Laura would call Eric and they would "hang out," which meant driving around or parking the car in a secluded spot. They would talk, listen to music, smoke, drink. Once in awhile Laura would let Eric give her a goodnight kiss, but mostly not. And she most emphatically never talk about herself, so Eric heard nothing about her family, other friends, school plans.
Eric confided in Laura something he could not really share with others: that his house was haunted, that he was haunted. Strange noises came from the attic of his house, and at night, he had a recurring dream, of a little girl in a blue dress, screaming at him in gibberish. Eric's fear of her made him sleepless and anxious and led him to seek relief in drugs.
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Gruppe for gründere, bedrifter i oppstartsfasen og småbedrifter. Dele tips, råd og erfaringer, og knytte kontakter i miljøet. Hovedsaklig relatert til IKT, men alle er velkomne! For entrepreneurs, start-ups and small businesses. Sharing advice and experiences, and making connections. Primarily ICT, but all are welcome!
We started this group because we saw a lack of community around IT-entrepreneurs and therefore wanted to create community for entrepreneurs, technologists and creatives. We will arrange events for like-minded people and focus on creating a community for this group to make startups fun and inspiring! If you would like to get some great moments with a Silicon Valley spirit (even if its just for a couple hours) you should definitely join this group and be a part of creating this spirit together wit …
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If you follow me on Instagram you probably already know that I pack my kids a bento lunch each day for school. Bento lunches are compartmentalized to make it easier to pack a healthy, simple and fun lunch. It takes away the need for plastic baggies, and paper sacks…which makes me feel like a good Mom for being more eco-wise and it also helps save me money. The bento boxes that I use and LOVE are called Easy Lunch Boxes {Read More}
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I'm going to take a small break from showing you mouth-watering food for one day because I want to share something magnificent with you. If you're a parent and you're dealing with the tug-o-war battle that ensues when it comes to dealing with your growing child and chores then listen up! Kids are all about fast-paced gratification these days. It makes sense. With all of us toting around miniature computers in our pockets, and being able to pull out a {Read More}
Saturday Morning Roundup – Back To School Breakfast
I already showed you how I am packing lunch for the kid's this year in this Saturday Morning Roundup about Bento Lunches. But ideas for a filling breakfast at the wee-hours of the morning are sometimes hard to come by. I mean… you can only get your kids excited about cold cereal for so long before they start complaining. That's why for this Saturday Morning Roundup I am bringing you 10 great ideas to help your kids wake up and {Read More}
Saturday Morning Roundup – Bento Lunch Ideas
What is a Bento Lunch?? -you may be asking yourself A Bento Lunch is one that is compact, balanced, and usually visually appealing. To me, it's a fun way to get your kids more excited about taking lunch to school. Skip the brown bag, and opt for a more eco-friendly lunch tote. I am also extremely excited to ditch the plastic baggies! Hello money saver! I just bought my kids their own package of Easy Lunch Boxes 3-compartment Bento Lunch {Read More}
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This is the final guest post of my series on Summer Lunches for Kids! I bet you didn't know there were so many fun and creative ways to feed your kids. Be sure to come back Monday morning, bright and early. I have a HUGE surprise for you… {It starts with a "G" and ends with an "iveaway" } I am totally loving this recipe by Joy from Joy's Misadventures. My kids could probably eat chicken nuggets and fries all {Read More}
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Goddess Chicken Satay {All Day I Dream About Food}
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During the summer my kids… how do I put it… have a tendency to drive me up the wall. I have found a great way to get some of their crazy {unheard of} energy out… make them do chores! Chores are great! Sometimes my kids and I don't share the same feelings on the subject, but they know once they are done with their chores they can enjoy the rest of their day. So first thing after breakfast they each pick two sticks {Read More}


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Interview: Tony Wadsworth
By Glen Keogh on June 20, 2012 in Music
If the former head of EMI is chairing a debate on whether record labels deserve to die, it's safe to assume he's already saddled with a touch of bias.
That's the situation Tony Wadsworth, chairman and CEO of the international label's UK and Ireland division from 1998 to 2008 was in when he listened to arguments from two teams in Newcastle University's Students Union as part of their Business School's Convocation Weekend.
Wadsworth, currently chairman of the UK record industry trade body BPI and the Brit Awards ruled that record labels do not deserve to die, citing arguments from the panel in his defence.
The team of three defending record labels included RPM boss Marek Norvid and Newcastle's dean of cultural affairs Professor Eric Cross, but it was a point from Claire Schofield of the university debating society which struck a chord with Wadsworth.
He said: "One interesting strand that Claire was talking about in the debate is this portfolio aspect of record labels where the very successful artists subsidise the brand new ones coming through.
"It's absolutely true. At a record label if you have a few dozen artists on your books you can afford to lose money on a certain number of artists who you genuinely believe in, because you've got other acts making a lot of money.
"If you're an individual artist on your own, you can't afford to lose money so you can't take chances in the same way that a label could take chances on your behalf."
Wadsworth's 26 years at EMI have moulded the musician into the erudite businessman. Upon graduating from an Economics degree from Newcastle University in 1977, the Bolton-born lad played full-time in a band for two years, experiencing all the trials and tribulations that come with trying to make it in the business.
"The worst thing that could have happened to us was getting a record deal," he says, half-laughing.
He seems genial and down to earth, but speaks at length on what he makes of the future of the industry and why he already believed that record labels still have a place in the industry.
"The way that record labels have adapted since the turn of the century when the internet was really starting to become a key factor both as an opportunity for a new way for people to consume music but also get your product for nothing means it's a hard business to run.
"They obviously needed to change and needed to adapt and organisms that adapt are the organisms that live longest and I think that the record label is a resilient organism."
A strong argument from the opposition team and in particular Kerry Harvey-Piper of Red Grape Records and Management was that labels are "dinosaurs", out of touch with music fans and unable to compete with the immediacy and reach of the internet.
Do they "systematically take power away from musicians", was another strand Harvey-Piper and her team explored, to which Wadsworth simply countered as this only happening at "bad labels".
Wadsworth argues that to realise the continued importance of record labels you need to firstly understand the essence of what it is they actually do and why there will always be a need for that.
"First and foremost they are a filter, which is their A&R function. They've got to find the best music possible because there is so much music around.
"Everyone makes music. Everyone puts it up on Soundcloud or it used to be MySpace or whatever, so that's one thing. The other thing is their skill in marketing. Because there is so much music out there, it's even more necessary than it ever was to actually clear through the clutter and highlight what's the good stuff and record labels through their marketing are able to do that.
"They've developed marketing expertise with social networks and they're able to cut through to give the artist some profile. They've filtered the artist so they're good artists receiving profile. So I think it's taken a decade or so but they've adapted. The fruits of that are starting to come through."
Wadsworth's credentials as a man able to filter talent are inarguably impressive. During his tenure as boss of EMI he oversaw Coldplay become the biggest band in the world and worked with the likes of Blur, Amy Winehouse and Robbie Williams at his peak.
Whilst he and many at the debate acknowledged one of the main functions of a record label as a filter, it was also widely held that many artists need the money which is often only available from a label to fund releases and tours.
"I think that bands and artists generally are now able to develop themselves further than they could do but many of them at some point have got to make that decision – do I now go with a record label or do I continue doing it myself?
"Most people that are ambitious and want to sell a lot of music and make music their living choose to sign through record labels.
"In four of the last five years the number one album in America has been by a British artist. So British record labels aren't just surviving, they're actually thriving.
The statistics don't seem too bad for a business which is supposed to have been rendered redundant.
Wadsworth adds: "The performance of UK artists around the world is as good as it's ever been.
"The UK music industry has 13% of the world market. Compare that with the manufactured goods industries which have 2% of the world market, and the services industries have 5%. They're doing well."Just when you thought record labels were one more thing the internet had ploughed through in its quest to bring the world closer together while managing to damage countless once profitable businesses, perhaps the debate was never in doubt.
"There isn't an arena act out there that hasn't had a hit through a record label," he says, in his broad Lancashire twang. And it's hard to argue with that too.
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Behind a dominate performance from Trevor Mbakwe (Minnesota/ St. Paul, Minn.), who finished with 21 points and eight rebounds, the 2011 USA Mens World University Games Team (7-1) never lost its poise in a close 86-83 win over Germany (6-2) to finish in fifth place in the 2011 World University Games on Monday night at Luohu Gym in Shenzhen, China.
Trailing by one point at halftime, 41-40, the USA outscored its opponent 28-12 in the points-in-the-paint category and grabbed 19 boards to Germanys 8 in the second half to help the Americans hold onto a hard-fought win that was decided in the final minutes.
Mbakwe was 7-of-9 from the field and after drawing 12 fouls from the German side, finished 7-of-9 from the charity stripe as well.
In the second half I thought our guys did a good job of getting the ball inside and trying to establish Trevor (Mbwake) and JaMychal (Green) on the interior, said USA and Purdue University head mentor Matt Painter. We thought that could loosen up some things. Obviously their big guys were in foul trouble. We did a great job on the glass in the second half, and we did a great job of getting it inside to those two guys.
Knocked from medal contention by Lithuania (6-2) in the quarterfinals, the USA responded with two wins to secure the best record in the tournament. Capturing the gold medal was Serbia (6-1) with a 68-55 win over Canada (5-2) in the tournaments final contest.
For these guys, their goal was to win the gold medal, Painter continued. Then after you stub your toe and lose in the quarters, a lot of people would kind of check out and go through the motions. These guys didnt. You have to give them credit for coming out here and winning the fight. We didnt come here to get fifth place, but after you get beat you just come out and do the best that you can. Im really proud of these guys for fighting these past two games.
John Jenkins (Vanderbilt/ Hendersonville, Tenn.) added 15 points, JaMychal Green (Alabama / Montgomery, Ala.) tallied 12 points and six rebounds and Ashton Gibbs (Pittsburgh/Scoth Plains, N.J.) rounded out the USAs double-digit scorers with 11 points and three assists.
I felt like we were playing for the gold JaMychal Green said. It was a rough game and we were very competitive. I take my hat off to Germany, they were a good team.
Darius Miller (Kentucky/Maysville, Ky.) and Orlando Johnson (UC Santa Barbara/Seaside, Calif.) sank 3-pointers to help the USA open with a 6-2 lead, and the score was 12-8 in the USAs favor when Gibbs pulled up for a jumper at 5:02. Germany responded with its largest run of the game, 9-0, and led 17-12 with two made free throws at 2:29. Scores from JaMychal Green, Tim Abromaitis (Notre Dame/Unionville, Conn.), and Scoop Jardine (Syracuse/Philadelphia, Pa.), however, helped the USA close the gap to two points, 21-19, as the first period ended.
Germany scored four quick points before Johnson answered back and Marcus Denmon (Missouri / Kansas City, Mo.) connected on a 3-pointer at 7:15 to come within one point of Germany, 25-24. The next four points from Mbakwe tied the game at 28-28 at 6:10, but the lead changed sides six times over the next six minutes, with the USA trailing by one point at halftime, 41-40.
Jenkins recorded the USAs first five points in the third quarter as the score once again was tied at 45-45 at 8:20. Gibbs and Draymond Green (Michigan State/Saginaw, Mich.) put together a 6-0 spurt that gave the USA back the lead, 51-47, at 4:25. Four U.S. scorers, including JaMychal Green with six points, helped the USA maintain a three- to five-point lead before Germanys Nicolai Simon was fouled on a drive at the buzzer and made both of his free throws to bring the score to 64-61 headed into the final 10 minutes.
Theres a lot of pride with our team, Jenkins said. We could have easily said we didnt get the gold medals, so were just going to give up. We have a lot of good guys who wanted to come through and finish out strong. We were able to do that.
Jenkins stole the ball and found Mbakwe for a fast-break dunk, which was answered by a three from Germany at 9:24 to cut the U.S. advantage to two, 66-64. Once again Mbakwe starred for the red, white and blue and tallied six points in a 9-0 U.S. run that game the USA its largest lead of the game, 75-64 at 7:06.
Germany never quit fighting, and the score was 82-74 when Painter called a timeout at 2:53. Germanys Johanees Simon Lischka tallied seven of his game-high 28 points in the final 2:13 as the Europeans came within striking distance. The USAs final four points came from made free throws by Mbakwe and Gibbs before Johnson was whistled for a technical foul that helped Germany make it a one possession game, 86-83, at 17 seconds with the ball back. The U.S. defense made Germanys final shot attempt a difficult one, and its 3-point try missed the mark as the final buzzer sounded on the USAs 86-83 win.
It was very physical, Gibbs said. Germanys a good team and you have to give them credit, they really came out strong. It was a tough battle for us, but we pulled through.
Cuonzo Martin of the University of Tennessee and Brad Stevens of Butler University are serving as assistant coaches for the 2011 USA Mens World University Games Team.
Four players averaged double-figure scoring in the tournament, led by 13.5 points per game from Jenkins, 12.6 from JaMychal Green, 11.6 from Gibbs and 11.4 points per game from Mbakwe.
With 75 rebounds overall, (9.4 rpg.), Mbakwe now lists third in the USA Mens all time WUGs record book and fifth in blocked shots with 13 rejections (1.6 bpg.).
As a team, the U.S. team sank an event record 61 3-pointers, bettering the previous mark of 59 set in 1995.
Its been a great experience, Mbakwe said. Im very lucky to have this opportunity for myself. Coach told always says, its going to springboard us into our college season. Were going to be able to take something we learned from here and be able to use it when we get back home for our college teams. Its just been a wonderful experience and Im really grateful to be able to have this opportunity.
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The USA is now 138-9 overall in the 20 WUGs in which a USA Basketball squad has competed.


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Says Portney, "It's been a terrific honor serving as dean over the last five years, but I'm announcing my departure now so that there is ample time to identify a successor. The chance to work with an outstanding faculty and staff, the best students at the UA, and a very enthusiastic group of alumni and friends of the College has been a great opportunity. And I greatly admire the determination of President Shelton and Provost Hay to keep the UA in the top rank of public universities despite ever-shrinking financial support from the state. I look forward to working with my colleagues over these next 15 months so as to leave the College in the strongest possible place for my successor."
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Am I really doing this to myself? Am I some sort of masochist? Fifteen months ago, right before leaving Montreal to work in Paris, I had sold my 10-year old car. I didn't know how long I was going to be away from Montreal, so I figured "why leave this car to sit around and lose value indefinitely?". Plus, I live in Westmount, and have always either worked downtown or from home, so I thought I really wouldn't need a car when I returned.
Now I am back and working from home again. I have easy enough access to anything I need. I have a bus stop for the 24 line right in front of my building, and the Atwater metro station is ten-minutes away on foot. I can go to Supermaché PA on du Fort for groceries, and get them delivered for $1. For almost anything else, I can go to Alexis Nihon (Pharmaprix, Canadian Tire, Zellers …). Therefore, obviously I don't "need" a car.
However, after lulling over the issue for a bit, I am starting to want a car again. There are many things I got used to when I owed one before. How else am I going to get my favorite groceries from Adonis in Ville-Saint-Laurent? Or visit my in-laws in Candiac? Finally, I have come to enjoy a number of restaurants scattered around the island, but that are difficult to reach using public transit.
This blog entry isn't just about cars. It is also another jab into the Montreal public transit system (or the lack of it). Had we had a better, more connected grid with more metro stations, maybe I could have done without a car. During the fifteen months I spent in Paris, I was really able to go anywhere without too much complication or distance to walk.
So now that I have actually started to look at car prices and what sort of deals are out there, my hate of all automotive-related professionals is coming back to me. Am I really going to put myself in a situation where I have to deal with all these clowns again? The SAAQ, dealers, mechanics, insurance agents! They've all given me a hard time in the past! Not to mention all the costs associated with owning and maintaining a car! And what about being stuck in traffic and not finding a parking spot? Do I really hate myself this bad?
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Peter Eldridge: Mad Heaven (2011)
"Easy listening" is a term that's often associated with bland, tepid material which serves as background fodder in supermarkets and shopping malls, but the term isn't negative by nature. Easy listening has a positive side, and Peter Eldridge's Mad Heaven is the proof. Eldridge packages charming pieces in an easy-to-swallow format that belies the sophistication behind his music, and provides an easy-on-the-ears entrance point into the world of modern jazz vocals.
Eldridge's arranging skills have always been second to none, and he demonstrates this time and again throughout this Brazilian-tinged album. Sometimes he deftly mixes alto flute and accordion textures into the music, while on other pieces he features deep horn backgrounds, with baritone saxophone and bass trombone bolstering the music. Background vocals, as delivered by a who's who of the most prominent vocalists in jazz today (Kate McGarry and Lauren Kinhan ), are anything but pedestrian, and Eldridge provides all of the polished lead vocals that have come to characterize his work.
While a similar vibe hovers over all of this material, Eldridge comes at the music in different ways. "Charmer" and "Buffet Philosophy" are delivered with a posturing attitude, and they're covered with the Steely Dan -esque veneer that has occasionally been connected to the vocalist's work. "Buffet also stands out for Alan Ferber 's big-toned bass trombone solo, while "The Very Thought Of You" is re-harmonized and given new life, as Eldridge's mellifluous voice takes it in a more modern direction. Amy Cervini and Rondi Charleston provide supportive background vocals along the way, and Joel Frahm 's silk-spun saxophone lines are a treat.
While the arrangements occasionally threaten to overshadow Eldridge's vocals, he delivers homeruns when he has more room to breathe ("I Forgot To Laugh" and "No Tomorrow"), and when he croons in Portuguese ("Voce e Eu" and "Prá Machucar Meu Coração"). Keith Ganz 's acoustic guitar solos add to the immediacy of the music on "Voce e Eu" and "No Tomorrow," and Eldridge's deep and resonant vocals on "Prá Machucar Meu Coração" show off a different side of his voice.
Some people might argue with the "easy listening" tag, regardless of the positive connotation it carries here, but it's an undeniable truth that Peter Eldridge's jazz-pop proclivities and Brazilian bona fides are on full display throughout the inviting music of Mad Heaven.
Track Listing: On Second Thought (Prelude); Charmer; Voce e Eu; Buffet Philosophy; I Forgot To Laugh; Mad Heaven; No Tomorrow; Prá Machucar Meu Coração; Warm December; Betty's Bossa (Chamego); Someone To Light Up My Life; The Very Thought Of You.
Personnel: Peter Eldridge: piano, vocals; Keith Ganz: guitar; Tim Lefebvre: acoustic bass; Ben Wittman: drums, percussion; James Shipp: percussion, vibraphone; Joe Frahm: tenor saxophone (1, 10-12); Darmon Meader: tenor saxophone (9), vocals (9); Marc Shulman: electric guitar (2, 5, 9); Chris Cheek: baritone saxophone (2, 4); Alan Ferber: bass trombone (2, 4); Kate McGarry: vocals (2, 6, 9); Lauren Kinhan: vocals (2, 5, 9); Jo Lawry: vocals (4-6); Amy Cervini: vocals (12); Rondi Charleston: vocals (12); Gil Goldstein: accordion (3, 7); Aaron Heick: alto flute (3, 7).
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Lt Col Stephen M. Russell was Commander of the 746th Test Squadron, 46th Test Group, Holloman Air Force Base, NM before coming to MIT's Security Studies Program. Prior to that assignment, he served as System Program Director for a $2.4B classified program with the Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office and Chief of Special Projects for the Air Force Red Team. His background also includes assignments with the Air Staff, Naval War College, Air Force Technical Applications Center, Air Force Flight Test Center, Air Force Test Pilot School, Air Force Institute of Technology, National Air Intelligence Center and the 91st Missile Wing.
Colonel Russell is a distinguished graduate of the Naval Command and Staff College, the US Air Force Test Pilot School and Squadron Officer School. He holds a BS in General Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a MS in Electrical Engineering from the University of Dayton, a MA in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Naval War College and a PhD in Electro-Optics from the University of Dayton.


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A mother who was deemed insane after drowning her 3-year-old daughter in the bathtub has been allowed to walk free from jail just three years later - because doctors say she regained her sanity.
Jennifer Bigham, from Patterson, California, admitted killing the toddler in 2010 and was found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity.
After doctors ruled she is now sane, Bigham has been allowed to walk free and was released from jail on Tuesday.
The 26-year-old was pictured smiling in her blue hospital gown as she was released from the hospital.
Two relatives who were in the home at the time of the drowning heard the little girl splash and scream. By the time they got to the bathroom, she was unconscious and Bigham had stabbed herself and locked herself inside a bedroom.
The judge's decision is said to be extremely rare, especially because the judge did not send her to a psychiatric hospital after the ruling, but to jail.
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SINGAPORE (ICIS)--Thai MMA Co Ltd plans a 20-day maintenance shutdown of its 90,000 tonne/year MMA plant in Mab Ta Phut industrial estate by end November, a company source said on Friday.
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The source said initially the company planned a shorter turnaround of 5-8 days but decided to have a longer one to cut production costs caused by soaring crude prices.
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Mr. Paul Woelbing CEO of Carma Laboratories, Inc. hosted more than 60 MSOE alumni at his company in Franklin, Wis. on Nov. 6, 2008. Carma Laboratories is a family-owned company that manufactures Carmex lip balm. Woelbing's father, Alfred Woelbing, invented Carmex® lip balm in 1937 on his family's stovetop. For the next 20 years Alfred and his wife made the balm by hand and poured it into the yellow-capped jars. Production moved to Wauwatosa and eventually Franklin, where the alumni event was held. Today Carma Laboratories employs about 100 people and is still owned and operated by the family.


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IRIDIUM is most universal, not only because it works around the globe, but most expensive at the same time.
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Before I moved to New York, I generally thought that the proper cheese for most Latin American foods was Monterey Jack. While my local Mexican restaurant occasionally sprinkled a feta-like concoction on top of my beans, I assumed that it was some sort of seasoning, more or less used in the same way that a sprinkle of parmesan, romano or peccorino is the traditional accent for Italian food.
I quickly realized that things are a bit different in Latin American communities. Outside Super Mundo, my local department store, the "Sabor de Mexico" taco truck is more or less permanently parked. While not as good as the "Miraveles de Mexico" restaurant a few blocks up, the taco truck serves some of the best burritos, tacos and flautas I've ever had. As I became a regular customer, I noticed that every dish had a nice smattering of crumbled cheese on top.
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The 1995 Michelin Guide for France, published last month, promoted Marc Veyrat, chef-owner of Auberge de l'Eridan near Annecy, to its top three-star rating. The self-taught chef is known for his extravagant use of wild herbs, and for a modern translation of the rustic mountain cuisine of the Savoy region. The longtime three-star restaurant Pic, in Valence, was reduced to two stars, leaving the number of three-star establishments in France at 20.
Other significant changes include the demotion of Andre Daguin's restaurant, France, in Auch, from two stars to one; and the awarding of a single star to a Parisian fish restaurant, Paul Minchelli. Many well-known restaurants lost their single star, including La Cagouille in Paris, La Belle Gasconne in Poudenas, Cro Magnon in Les Eyzies-de-Tayac and La Cabro d'Or in Les Baux de Provence.
Elsewhere in Europe, the 1995 guide to Britain promoted two London restaurants -- Marco Pierre White's The Restaurant, and Nico Ladenis' Chez Nico at Ninety Park Lane -- to the three-star rating, increasing Britain's top lineup to four.