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17th JUNE '09: NEWS:SLUMP
SCREENINGS: A night of activist and artists films Thursday 18th June
that happens between 6.30 pm and 9 pm in Space Studios, Hackmey,
London. A free entry event curated by artist Laura Oldfield Ford, the night
will be an evening of artists, films, activist footage and documentaries
charting urban social upheaval including: Breaking The Spell (1999), footage
from the Genoa riots (2001), The Angry Brigade (1973), It Happened Here
(1966). There will also be short films from artist Jenny Gordon and book
stalls for the Savage Messiah zine and radical bookshop Housmans as well
as a chance to see the exhibition Slump City before it ends on 26th June
- www.spacestudios.org.uk
Tee Pee Records say they are excited to announce the debut UK tour for
San Diego cosmic psychedelic rockers Earthless. The band are booked to
play the following dates. Be prepared to tune in and drop out - July
26th Birmingham - Supersonic Fest, July 27th Leeds - Cockpit 3, July 28th
Glasgow - Captains Rest, July 29th Manchester - Retro Bar, July 30th Bristol
- The Croft, July 31st London - The Borderline, August 1 Brighton - The
Engine Room - www.myspace.com/earthless
MAURICE EINHARDT NEU GALLERY presents WAIT FOR ME, a collection of drawings
by MOBY. Running from 19th June - 24th July - "Mobys exhibition
of 16 drawings represents, in some way, a new approach and process that
has helped him create his most recent work. The artworks loosely relate
to the tracks on the forthcoming album Wait for Me and are the expression
of this new and cathartic approach that Moby has undertaken. The bare,
often humorous and melancholic material reveals itself in the simplistic,
naive drawings which is a welcome addition to the quiet, occasionally unsettling
music of Wait For Me". - www.neugalleries.com.
Find the compact gallery at 30A Redchurch Street, London E2
RADIO DEPT have a new track available as a free download. The Swedish
have been quiet got some time now so this is more than welcome. This new
track, David, is typically shoegazingly soothing and not quite as laid
back as they have been in past times... check it out and download it from
JAMES TO REPLACE HOOKY (SORT OF) - What with New Order on hiatus and
Blur, er, incredibly busy, the members of New Order who aren't Peter Hook
have hired Blur bassist Alex James to form a new band, Bad Lieutenant.
Hook, of course, left New Order last year and announced that the band had
split up, all much to the surprise of his bandmates, Bernard Sumner, Stephen
Morris and Phil Cunningham. Speaking about the new project, who are working
on an album to be released later this year, Sumner told the BBC: "I'm very
proud of it, it's a very good album. It's pretty guitar-y too because we've
got three guitarists in the band". Asked about the split from Hooky, Sumner
said: "Basically he left the band, that's all I want to say about it. We
split into two factions. There's me, Steve and Phil. The other is Peter".
16th JUNE '09: ALBUM
REVIEW: DINOSAUR Jr Farm (PIAS) I dont know, kind of
liked it on first play, jumping through the advance promo version we got
ahead of last weekends radio show and played a track... and why not? Farm
is pleasant enough edgy alt.rock and all that fuzzy guitar and you know
what Dinosaur sound like by now dont you? This is the pretty much as youd
expect an album from the original line up to sound... all alt.rock and
grungy fuzz guitar and that refined mellow psychedelic rolling sound and
dont their songs and solos all end up sounding the same and does listening
Dinosaur Jr do anything more than make you want to reach for the infinitely
better thing that is a Neil Young album? - www.dinosaurjr.com
- Farm is out on Monday 22nd June
COLLECTIVE GIVE AWAY REMIX - Animal Collective will release 'Summertime
Clothes', the latest single from their 'Merriweather Post Pavilion' album,
on 29 Jun. To celebrate this, they're giving away a Dam Funk remix of the
track, which you can download via this link
(after you've given them your email address which is a little annoying).
By following the link, you can also watch the band performing 'Summertime
Clothes' on The Late Show With David Letterman (which doesn't require your
email address).
This just came in, Hi there,
Soundmaker Records is a new record label based in South East London. Were
preparing to put out our first release in August, which will be +1 EP
from KURTZ a Wakefield born, Drum/Baritone Guitar duo with influences
ranging from Pig Destroyer to ZZ Top. Wed love to send you a promo copy
of the EP for review, so if you could give us your mailing address well
pop one in the post asap. Thanks,
Well Pig Destroyer munching on ZZ Top is our kind of tubesnake, wed touch
it with something far shorter than a ten foot poll... We get e.mails like
this all the time though, more than welcome of course you send it, well
listen to it, if we have something positive to say then well review it,
play it, eat it, sleep with it - none of you need ot ask for the
address and such though, all there with the review policy, contact details
and everything else all right there, link at
the top of the page there, we encourage you bands and labels to read that
then everyone knows where everyone stands...
1/intro: TRANSISTOR SIX
Back Yard Rocketship (Blackbean & Placenta)
2: EVILS Micro Funk (Shape)
3: LOW TRAMON Attack Of
The Microwave Man (Demo)
4: GAY BEAST - Revolt, Revolt
(Skin Graft)
5: PETER HAMMILL Your
Face On The Street (FIE)
6: HOODS Punks Dead
Emo Kids Next (I Scream)
7: EVILS Bad Computer
8: THE STILLETOES Smoke
n Snort (Ankst)
9: FIGHT LIKE APES Something
Global (Model Citizen)
NOISE The Gospel Singer (Sartorial)
11: WIDOWS - God is Dreaming
(self release)
12: DINOSAUR Jr Imagination
Blind (PIAS)
13: THE STILLETOES Teimla
Y Cyffro (Ankst)
14: IQ The Providence
15: MAYBESHEWILL You Cant
Shake Hands With A Clenched Fist (Field)
16: FIGHT LIKE APES - This
Is Like The Time Jody Didnt Know What Cunnilingus Was (Model Citizen)
17: HARDY TREE Around
The Steeple (demo)
For full track list details,
links and more go here
14th JUNE '09: Sunday, you
know what happens on Sunday, we don't have to say Sunday in radiohead day
every week do we? Today is extra special radiohead day, first the Resonance
FM stall at the Art Car Boot Sales down Brick Lane in East London, more
about that down the page, then a rush over to London Bridge and over the
river for the Organ hours on the actual radio station, can we get away
with that new Fight Like Apes b-side? Twirl lbitch twirl?
Heard that before somewhere, we love those Apes.... late late late, piled
up with half finished painting, cans of spray paint, CDs, playlists and
got to go, we're late...9.00pm. Organ on Resonance 104.4fm in London or
... www.artcarbootfair.com
Low TRAMON play Tommy Flynns,
Camden, London on June 18th
REVIEW: LOYAL TROOPER The Doctor (self-release) - Says
here this is hi self releasing his debut single, he is Loyal Trooper or
Andy Walker, havent we reviewed his singles before? Didnt he have a single
of the week around here last year? Fine line between a demo and a self
released single these days , it was far easier when one came on cassette
and the other on a healthy slab of seven inch vinyl. Dont know if this
exists in reality or just as a download, none of that matters of course
and this is another fine fine song. Standards are kept up and another quiet
refined piece of emotional heart on sleeve singer/songwriter beauty and
more of his glowing simplicity the music seems richer this time, a growing
belief, an evolving confidence, a radiance. If we still has Singles Of
The Week around here then no doubt this would be this weeks, we dont
do things weekly anymore, this would be single of most weeks though...
full of simple strength, refined beauty, wordy worthiness and everything
just right once more... The Doctor is out this week, find out more
from www.loyaltrooper.co.uk
or www.myspace.com/loyaltrooper
The Art Car Boot Fair was
an idea that grew out of a desire to pick up where Joshua Compstons Fete
Worse than Death and Gavin Turks Livestock Market and Articultural
Shows blazed a trail in the 90s and to re-introduce some summer fun and
frivolity into a thriving but increasingly commercial London art scene.
We aim for the Art Car Boot Fair to be a day when the artists let their
hair down and for all-comers to engage with art in a totally informal way,
and to pick up some real art bargains to boot!. More further down this
very page...
REVIEW: EVILS Hello Children Everywhere (Shape)
The debut album from Cardiffs Evils "the electronic music producer Evils"
so it says here on this sticker on the front of the album that just turned
up in a plastic sleeve with no artwork. Yeah, I know, we shouldnt complain,
we get these CD things for free, I do hate not having the artwork though,
artwork matters, the art is part of it still isn't it..? I do rather like
this though, more than previous Evils things... kind of like being in a
relaxed semi-frantic, semi-soothing games arcade when things dont peck
at heads too much... Serene as it were. Theres some nice textures here,
the bells and whistles are pleasing, the whole thing is pleasing... touches
of Plaid, bit of an old school Tangerine Dream vibe now and again, when
it isnt revolving around the rather imaginative electro dance beats and
the squelchy synthesised voice and the Yellow Magic lushness and such that
is, fine fine inspiring creative standout album... www.shaperecords.co.uk
REVIEW: DEAD STAR SONICS seems to mostly be a lo-fi psychedelic
pop thing from singer/guitarist called Nicky Sonic, well entirely actually,
hes a one man band. A dense fuzzy Lou Reed, Dandy Warhols, Modern Lovers,
Brian Jonestown Massacre, Spiritualized kind of affair. Three rather decent
songs, good guitar sound, kind of wired and fractured and it seems he was
once the singer in Babyfood back there... www.deadstarsonics.com
or www.myspace.com/deadstarsonics
REVIEW: BAY OF ISLANDS - Winter Vignettes ((Dizzy) Rather
exquisitely beautiful, minimal, warm, a delicate set of tunes that verge
on the experimental without ever losing their focus. Seven delightfully
packaged instrumental pieces. Somewhere near acoustic electronic ambience
and tingling in a rather different way. Alive with a refined considered
restrained whispered radiant glow - simple, soothing, uncluttered
beautiful warmth (from Brighton) and really rather special www.myspace.com/bayofislandsmusic
take over The Union Chapel, here in London, tonight, Friday June 12th -
Our one off spectacular at The Union Chapel is this coming Friday, The
event features The Leisure
Society, Shoreline,
Billy Pilgrim,
Miserable Rich,
of Noel and Adrian,
and Rowan Coupland.
It's promoted by the fantastic Arctic
Circle who are decorating the venue in the style of an enchanted forest.
Our friends at The Line of Best
Fit are running a Willkommen Week It's the culmination of months
of hard work and a fantastic six months for the collective, come along
and celebrate with us. More details here
@ THE BRITANNIA In Association with the BFI Launches June 18th 2009
London in the Raw / Andy Weatherall DJ Set.... Avant garde films, popular
classics, guest curators and an outdoor cinema in the heart of Victoria
Park welcome to Londons new film-going experience, Britflicks @ The
This free season of events will see the venues back-garden space transformed
into an al-fresco moonlit cinema every Thursday complete with 26 x 15
foot screen. Cinema-goers can relax on the lawn and be pampered throughout
the film - as waiters serve up jugs of beers, Pimms, Coolers and Garden
Grill food including homemade Popcorn, burgers and Hot Dogs. The opening
curators for the season are the British Film Institute, who will present
specially selected pictures from their new Flipside programme - weird
and wonderful British films rescued from obscurity.
The season opens with London in the Raw; Arnold Millers unflinching
look at the underbelly of 1960s beatnik London. Alongside the BFIs films,
Britflicks will celebrate over 60 years of British cinema; with screenings
of quintessential home-grown classics such as The Third Man, Quadrophenia,
and The Long Good Friday. To add further spice, special guest-curators
from the fields of film and music will be announced throughout the summer
months. Were offering a new twist on outdoor cinema; and working with
the BFI has enabled us to plunder their archives to bring a mix of both
popular classics and undercover gems starting with the Flipside season
comments Britannia co-owner Cymon Eckel. The Britannia is a traditional
pub that takes its inspiration from the authenticity, heritage and comfort
of the Great British boozer. With an expansive garden and BBQ area; live
music, DJs and the highest quality cuisine The Britannia is both community
hub and destination venue in its own right. Time 9.30pm, Cost Free
- The Britannia, 360 Victoria Park Road (junction of Harrowgate rd) London
E9 - www.bfi.org.uk or www.thebritanniapub.co.uk
Blood & Ashes (Regain) Some kind of dark gothy Danzig Type O melodically
dark thrash metal rumble from Sweden all drowning in blood and whores
and demonic beasts and wings of crushed hope and tight white rope and speaking
the names of the damned or something like that www.myspace.com/truedevils
REVIEW: HASIKARA SMILE Elephant Gun (self release)
A heady blend of fat beats, exotic guitar that comes in somewhere between
alternative English indie rock and some kind of tropical world music outlook.
Full debut album, a strew on instrumental rhythms, the occasional vocal
line, a touch of 90s fuzz and dirty psychedelia in there with the loops
and the electric FX, the violins, autoharps and such investigate via
REVIEW: 12 DIRTY BULLETS Downsides To Making A Living (Fatman)
If you like youre Brit pop a little more than we do and you like your
Arctic Monkeys lyrical John Cooper Clarkness, and your best dress to impress
the likes of us then, as weve said before, 12 Dirty Bullets do it rather
well. All barbed whit and Champaign Supernovas and Artics and Babyshambles
and Oasis and yes, Dirty Bullets do their chosen thing impressively well
- they know they do it well, theyve got that cocky swagger thats needed
at times like these and good luck to em, now get it out of here, weve
been polite enough, weve run around enough houses, like we said before
this aint our fing guv and were really not the sorts to be polite about
these things www.myspace.com/12dirtybullets
8th JUNE '09: Did your appathy
let the racist right wing scum in...? Did you bother voting?
ON THE EDGE say Hello, This Thursday, we are very excited to
be taking part in The Apollo Project, a month-long event organised by a
group of local Herne Hill (London) residents, who have this to say: "In
a bid to rid the streets of decay, and support the local businesses, the
group has secured the former Apollo Video Store for the month of June.
With crucial backing of the Herne Hill Traders Association and local Councils,
the Apollo Video Store will be home to a creative festival of art, film,
music and performance provided by local talent and high profile artists."
Its a brilliant idea, opening night was messy, fun and inspiring in all
the right ways (see here), and we fully expect Thursday to be no different,
so get yourself down there. We shall even be playing one of our favourite
movie themes especially... Thursday 11th June, Live at the Apollo, 29
Norwood Rd, Herne Hill, SE24, Nearest Station: Herne Hill.
The bill features Something Beginning With L, Cop on The Edge (onstage
8.45pm) and Lobelia 7pm-10pm, Free Entry - £1 beers, £2 wines
More from www.liveattheapollo.org
or www.myspace.com/copontheedgemusic
REVIEW: STEREO ALLIGATOR - Stereo Alligator (self release)
Portuguese two piece, from Lisbon with some very eighties sounding alternative
synth pop. Five track EP and a sound that touches on a lot of classic
Associates, Pet Shop Boys, Comsat Angels, Duran Duran flavours without
really being too uncomfortably obvious about any of them Now lots
of people try to do this, again and again we hear it, Stereo Alligators
have a touch of the original magic, they have the lines, the songs you
got to have the songs... They have a terrible name as well, well overlook
that one. Just good sounding 80s synth pop, that bit there sounds
like The Model, there goes Party Fears, that one about bedsit land or shopping
or something... they just do it well, nothing new, nothing we havent heard
before, they have in nailed though, sometimes it is that simple.... www.myspace.com/stereoalligator
Monday is recovering from Radiohead day, a lot of time and effort goes
in to each one of those shows, these are golden musical times though, wonder
why the others are covering exciting bands like Extra Life. Skeletons,
Gay Beast and such?. Nevermind that, over the weekend, an atmospheric
scientist in Europe photographed something that resembled a giant luminous
squid floating over a thundercloud in France. It was a strange form
of lightning known as a "sprite." His high-resolution images are
featured on today's edition of spaceweather
along with observing tips for anyone who would like to see and photograph
these fantastic bolts during the upcoming thunderstorm season.
The Organ OTHER ROCK SHOW
on Resonance 104.4FM, last night, went something like this...
Intro: PHANTOMSMASHER - Bishop
Hopping (Ipecac)
1: SKELETONS Track
10 from Money album (Tomlab)
2: EXTRA LIFE - Black
Hoodie (download)
- Badlands (Pangaea)
4: ZACH HILL Ummer
- Three Variations On A Mainstream Neurosis (Rune Grammophon)
WELL - Rose Quartz Turning To Glass (download)
7: GAY BEAST - Reprise
(Skin Graft)
8: ZA! - Mobvtv #2:
Katanga Boma-ye (Acuarela)
9: ZS - Nobody
Wants To Be Had
- Gem (Cuneiform)
- Relentless Debauchery (Egg Helmet)
SHERAF ORKESTAR - Panzoni Pasta
OUTRO: NORMAL LOVE "Severe
Confection (Excerpt)
REVIEW: IQ Frequency (G.E.P) - It is all in the
detail, weve been here before, IQ have such an instantly recognisable
sound, a warm familiar place all of their own, a place of comfort, and
no, it isnt really all in the detail, all there, right out in the open,
right on their English sleeves. 2004s Dark Matter was a total throw
everything in there prog-out, Frequency is far more subtle affair,
mot that they ever allow you to lose sight of the fact that theyre an
unashamed old school proper progressive rock band. And another concept
album, no walls without end.... Peter Nichols is still there with
is deceptively dark bits of gardening over and tell me again, am I the
same when Im not there? Plenty of Lighthouse keeping with the Lawnmower
and telling it all by the way it walks... and this is an album that walks
well... there goes the obligatory whistle and over the to we go - seven
minutes in to the ten that is Stronger Than Fiction - and youll
be more that happy to have been bought and sold once more... triumphant
bit after triumphant bit and f**k yes! Theres nowhere Id rather be (in
tenements racked against the wind...). Lush tales and wanderlust, no fighting
for breath or running on empty, should they still be sounding this good
after twenty-eight years? Thats right, a whole bagload of musical lifetimes
have been and gone since those tape-trading days down Wardour Street, demos
made in abandoned swimming pools of NW10 and IQ still havent jumped that
big ugly shark (the swimming pool is a big sports complex now...)
Picking bones, playing in to hands, proving things wrong, all really is
in the detail, stay in the present tense... Another rather fine
IQ album then, static charge in the air, epic after epic slow melting
'proper' prog and all that brooding drama, all those power lines. A more
melodic beast this time, still as progressive as ever, twists in the
details, easy on the ear, reflective, and when they get in to the meat
of it, some rather dangerously complex light and shade, thrusting drive
and bite piled on to the melodic intent this waiting in the wings, never
obvious what is and isnt done. This is glorious old school prog rock once
more and so instinctively distinctly classic IQ those familiar guitar
lines fingerprints, that voice, the euphoria, that shiver down the spine
half way through the eight minutes of Closer - all in the detail,
hold on to your head... Frequency is a peaceful album, a soothing
relaxed album, reflective, a band totally at ease with themselves, nothing
to prove now, pure graceful enjoyment. Were not talking groundbreaking
boundary pushing progressive challenge here, thats passed on in to the
hands of bands like Extra Life or Gay Beast these days, that is now to
be found in the U.S avant undergrowth. Were talking gloriously English
epic something wrong in the woodshed prog here, the legacy of those classic
70s bands, that special uniqueness of the 80s wave that first brought
us IQ, were talking touches on modern neo-prog but IQ have far too much
heart, far too much warmth, to be lumped in with that whole clinical let
down. First album without Martin Orford, new keyboard player Mark Westworth
takes his place and does it just right.
Theres something very special about IQ and Frequency is the band
still on their game and at their best, maybe take a couple of plays to
get it - theres nowhere Id rather be, no one can mean more to me...
Magical IQ once more, the euphoric wanderlust, a one stop screw-top
work of heart and so much more... Frequency is out on June
22nd - www.iq-hq.co.uk
Reshuffling deckchairs?
NEW xbxrx IS READY AND WAITING: The new xbxrx album "un usper" is now
available for download from xbxrx.com.
The album is only available as an mp3 and the band are asking for a donation
I think people will find it a sort of musical union between "wars" and
"sounds" said the ever friendly Flying Luttenbacher, and many other things,
Weasel Walter (that's him there in the tie).
On another note, I am no longer a member of xbxrx. I decided to leave
the band a few months ago, about 3/4ths of the way through finishing the
final mixes for the album. I joined the band in early 2003. some people
never even knew I was in it, and other people were shocked that I stuck
with it as long as I did. I am proud of what the band has accomplished
during my time with it. My reasons for leaving mostly have to do with moving
on and trying to concentrate on different things musically. I have nothing
but respect for the guys in the band and wish them the best of luck in
their future pursuits. I hope they keep xbxrx going because the band really
is their vision. I'm happy that I could be part of it for a while. W.W
The album, on first listen is the expected onslaught of a hard-boiled experimental
noise fest, more when weve had a moment to digest it, and fired it up
for some radio play and....
SIMMONS RAISES MONEY USING KIDNEY: Yuck, Gene Simmons has put a kidney
stone up for auction on eBay, and someone was willing to pay $15k for it.
He says: "I passed a kidney stone and I put it on eBay for charity. (I
got) $15,000". Oh well, I suppose that's okay if it's for charity. Today
is not April 1st.
METALLER TO WED JESUS' HOOKER we got all the cutting edge news today.
Oz Fox, guitarist with Crunchers favourite Christian metal band Stryper,
is set to wed his girlfriend, former prostitute and founder of Hookers
For Jesus Annie Lobért... today really isn't April 1st.
REVIEW: KAP BAMBINO Blacklist (Because) Third album from
the duo and more of that hyperactive hyperelectro attention deficit high-pitched
hyperyelping thats either irritatingly annoying or really rather good
all depends on the time of the day, the fragility of your head and does
that one sound like a Sique Sique Sputnik outtake and is she asking for
a slap or what? Stop yelping woman! Frenzied would be the polite word to
use, like being stuck in a space invader arcade with too much orange juice.
Unruly would be another polite word for these French people, annoyingly
unruly and I do keep putting it on again and getting all tangled up in
their web of synths, samplers and fractured software bluescreens and batcaves,
might even get all the way to the end of all the frantic hyperness/mess
this time... Maybe.. www.myspace.com/kapbambino
or www.because.tv
4th JUNE '09: NEWS:
doesnt like those weasels from the NME either, his ever amusing Oasis
My Space blog today went something like this... While I'm on the subject
of The Enemy. There's been an attempt by the NME to try and start some
juvenille, pathetic feud between the bands in the run up to these gigs.
Can I assure everyone that there is not and never will be anything between
the working classes and its heroes. If I personally see any weasel
from the NME at these gigs (which is highly unlikely) they'll be getting
escorted off site. In fact, you could do me a favour here. If you see an
NME journalist at any of the gigs (and let's face it, they're pretty easy
to spot; they don't stray far from hospitality, wear God-awful clothes
- particularly the shoes - got dreadful hair and that kind of "mug me"
look about them), give 'em a clip round the ear-hole from me and tell 'em
to behave.
Here's what it said on theLove
Music Hate Racism website this morning: "URGENT MESSAGE FROM OUR SISTER
CAMPAIGN UNITE AGAINST FASCISM: Your vote can stop the BNP from gaining
seats in tomorrows election There is a serious danger that the fascist
BNP will gain seats in the European elections tomorrow if people don't
turn out and vote against them. Your vote can make the difference between
the BNP winning and losing. The time to act is now make sure you vote
against the BNP, and make sure all your friends, colleagues and family
understand how important it is for them to get out and vote".
As reported by the NME (not
that we like to quote the damn NME, today we will though...), Pete Doherty
has spoken out about why he abhors racism and the *British National Party*
in a video interview. Speaking in the clip, which was shot at last week's
(May 30) Love Music Hate Racism festival in Stoke, the Babyshambles frontman
explained his first encounter with racism. He described how he went to
a football match when he was a teenager and witnessed fans verbally abusing
former Sheffield Wednesday midfielder Carlton Palmer. "I just felt completely
feared at 10,000 people making monkey noises at a kid [*Palmer*]," he said.
"I just remember thinking, 'I'm living in an evil world'." He added: "I
love music and I hate racism, and I love Love
Music Hate Racism. Doherty's comments come as the *British National
Party* aims to increase its presence at the English council elections,
which take place today (June 4). Doherty, who has played several
Love Music Hate Racism benefit gigs in the past, said he enjoys "doing
what I can to help propel the momentum of people actively fighting for
a cause they believe in". Watch the interview with Doherty here.
REVIEW: LYDIA LUNCH Lydia Lunchs
Big Sexy Noise (Sartorial) - How much does that opening vibrate your foundations?
Is Thats how to start an album or what? Right down to the bone. That is
the filthiest opening to an album since Saint Silas Intersession crashed
right out the door in a hail of bruises and spilt body fluid ... Low slung
dirty groove and soul-shaking blues that move everything is what we have
here, big sexy noise indeed. Lydia Lunch accompanied by three slices of
Gallon Drunk - Terry Edwards, James Johnston and Ian White...
Big Sexy noise is the primeval bump, grind and holler of Whites thuggish
drums, Johnstons moronic low-tuned riffing and Edwards brutal organ and
sax interventions led by Lunchs take-no-prisoners vocals we stole that
from the press release, they explain it all so well themselves with their
banging on the door. Six songs, a vinyl only album divided nicely, The
Sexy Side and The Noisy Side. Four tracks written by the band, one cover
of Lou Reeds Kill Your Sons and a track called The Gospel Singer, a song
thats apparently been on the back-burner for a while, since Lydia co-wrote
it with Kim Gordon during some Sonic Youth downtime. Vinyl only, unless
youre satisfied with a mere download that is... Another Man Comin (While
The Bed Is Still Warm) is that filthy wet, warm, stained, spilt opener,
Lydia in control of it all, clearly no one f**ks with Ms Lunch unless she
wants them to... beautiful filth, brutal blues, very big sexy noise,
got it bad... www.myspace.com/lydialunch
or www.myspace.com/sartorialrecords
or www.myspace.com/bigsexynoise
REVIEW: KONGH Shadows Of The Shapeless (Trust No One)
A whole lot of progressive doom and heavy sludge that gets out there left-field
rather then just ploughing straight though the middle ground. A great big
brooding slow-boiling big thick thunderstorm of a sound from Sweden...
or www.myspace.com/kongh
REVIEW: ACID DRINKERS Verses Of Steel (Regain) New album
from a no messing Polish metal band who have a history that thrashes way
back to the 80's... well new over here in the UK, looks like it may have
come out in 2008 in some places. Aggressively crunchy thrash-flavoured
hard-hitting riff-packed old-school heavy metal and in your face growl
with a touch of a sinister undertone should you be in the mood... not bad
or www.regainrecords.com
evenings edition of Is Black Music, on ResonanceFM,
FISHBONE. Considered by many to be the greatest live rock
and roll band in the world. The band, including the notorious Angelo Moore,
are in the studio to chew the fat in an exclusive interview on British
radio. Formed in 1979 in Los Angeles, the band continue to cut across the
planet, spreading their incredible, kaleidoscopic mix of rock, ska, funk
and punk spirit which has influenced so many bands, including Tool and
the Red Hot Chilli Peppers (Fishbone were the first band to bring the Peppers
on tour with them). Tune in tonight, FM in London, worldwide on line -
June 2nd at midnight
International MEETING OF STYLES Live Graffiti Exhibition/music event
that we were telling you about further down the page, has sufered a bit
of a setback: "We are very sorry to say that the evening of this event
has been cancelled, The local council has had noise complaints about the
venue, so has decided not to let the night go ahead. The daytime event
will still be happening". More info: www.nizim.co.uk
REVIEW: DARK CASTLE Spirited Migration (At A Loss) From
Florida with a stew of metallic psych-doom and monster riffing. Guttural
howls, monolithic slow-churned metal, post-rock interludes before the next
mountain in tackled - colourful swarms of growling heaviness and storm
weathering and flights beyond and a grasping of the awe and.... www.atalossrecordings.com
or www.myspace.com/darkcastlemetal
1st JUNE '09: NEWS:
Chicago punk rockers RISE AGAINST are to release a single questioning
the US army's treatment of its own serving soldiers, because, say the band,
they want to focus on the issues of the "suicide rate of troops, torture,
[and] internal sexual abuse". The narrative of the track, entitled 'Hero
Of War', is based on the true story of a soldier who served in Iraq.
Frontman Tim McIlrath explains: "'Hero Of War' is the story of one soldier,
not all soldiers, as he battles not just the war around him, but the war
that rages within. Inspired by true events, we were given the choice to
either document the tribulations of these times as they unfold around us,
or ignore them. To ignore these problems, in our opinion, is letting down
the brave men and women who risk everything". He continued: "'Hero Of War'
is our attempt to lift the stigma that surrounds everything from the skyrocketing
suicide rate of troops, torture, internal sexual abuse, an under-funded
VA, and the growing number of military personnel fighting Post Traumatic
Stress Disorder as they return home. We hope this song and this video help
the simmering dialogue about these problems evolve into a rolling boil".
The track is out on 8 Jun in the UK. See the video here,
more from www.riseagainst.com
1/intro: TRANSISTOR SIX
Back Yard Rocketship (Blackbean & Placenta)
2: BELL ORCHESTRE Elephants
(Arts & Crafts)
3: BELLINI Numbers (Temporary
4: FEVER FEVER Stage Shoes
5: GAY BEAST - Xerox
(Skin Graft)
6: THE LOW ANTHEM The
Horizon is a Beltway (Bella Union)
7: WIDOWS God is Dreaming
(self release)
8: GAY BEAST White Diamonds
Street Stress (We Shot JR)
10: SPACE STREAKINGS Fire
E U (Skingraft)
12: MISS PAIN Kiss, Cuddle
Torture (demo)
13: EXTRA LIFE I Dont
Want To See It That Way (LOAF)
14: SPEECH DEBELLE Bad
Boy (Big Dada)
15: GENESIS Lillywhite
Lilith (Charisma)
16: GAY BEAST Beach (Skingraft)
17: CROCUS Ignorance We
Swallow (Smalltown)
18: TODD RUNDGREN Tic
Tic Tic It Wears Off (Bearsville)
19: VESSELS - Remain
Brendon Anderegg remix (Cuckundoo)
For more details, reasons,
excuses for playing, links and ways to reach the bands we played go here
29th May '09: NEWS:ARTJAM
is now a label, now that sounds like a good thing to us here in the paint-splattered
Organ office. Artjam events are always colourfully good, heres what they
have to say. Born in February of 2008, ARTJAM has been splashing out and
damaging clubs across London. Calling on all participants to abandon their
inhibitions somewhere between the door and the keyboards, this original
clubbing experience cuts to the heart of experimental music amid a multi-coloured
palette of paint, glitter glue and beats. Now here at ARTJAM HQ were busy
setting up a record label, ready to release some awesome tracks weve got
lined up. Keep checking back for more info on artists were working with.
ARTJAM xxx - www.myspace.com/artclubbing
REVIEW : BURT BACHARAK FIGHT CLUB Electric Ghost One
track demo disc things (in boring uninspiring non-artwork covers) are never
that great in terms of getting a handle on a new band and writing a review
kind of need a little more that the one dimension offered here by this
relatively new English band. Kind of decent first shot though, kind of
frantic fuzzy, kind of more low budget, urgent kind of Swastika Eyes Primal
Scream kind of thing kind of... Kind of looks like theyve got a three
track single of the way, this might even be the lead track on said single
worth checking out... kind of... www.myspace.com/redcamerauk
28th May '09: Under the bridge?
Imagine waking up again tomorrow and all music had disappeared again...
or maybe some more reviews or... news or... or... or... spleen spleen.
REVIEW :THE LOW ANTHEM - The Horizon is a Beltway (Bella
Union) - The ever wonderful Low Anthem with a far more upbeat than usual
stomping whisky soaked harmonica blowing acoustic trashing blues tale of
skylines on fire and jagged ass jawbones. Rocking those pilgrims in a Tom
Waits bar room kind of way rather than their usual quietly crafted beauty,
kind of unexpected, theyre usually a little more over there with the restrained
of those Fleet Foxes... The Low Anthem are always worth checking
out, stomping like this or restrained and glowing like that last achingly
beautiful singleCharlie Darwin was www.myspace.com/lowanthem
or www.lowanthem.com
REVIEW : TELEPATHE Chromes On It
(V2) - Infectious enough slice of electro pop from Brooklyn, a single drenched
once more in their trasdemark melody. A sassy touch of clever synth voice
interplay shuffle and the real bang thing or something like that... honour
is a battle with many, they can feel the real thing thing www.myspace.com/telepathe
The International MEETING
OF STYLES is a Live Graffiti Exhibition and Warehouse After party...
From 10am-5pm, on Saturday 6th June, some of the best graffiti artists
from the UK and across the globe will be painting alongside a mobile soundsystem
at the Bagel end of Brick Lane at Bacon & Sclater Street. This is then
followed by a serious line up of live music, Chai Wallahs tea, bar and
bbq, and much more artwork for your visual pleasure. Come be amazed at
the Transit Warehouse, 87-107 Clifton Street, Shoreditch, London EC2. Alongside
the vast walls of artwork check out the line up we have in store. Live
Hip Hop, Breaks, Dub, Ska, Reggae, Grime, Dubstep, Breaks and Pieces from...
Rodney P and Skitzm Goldielocks, Pama International Livem No.1 Station
Live, Lazy Habits Live, Danny Breaks, JFB (DMC Champ), Reeps1, John Hendicott,
Dizraeli Live, Hosted by Chu-I. Day event: Free, evening (5pm-4am): Advanced
tickets £8 Tax on the Door: £10/15.
More of your Daily Spleen?
Is it unbalanced enough? For more of that daily spleen and all the spleen
of yesterday and the day before and the days before that, the daze and
the Extra Life and some kind of jagged-ass explination of who The Rev Billy,
him right there in that photo, is, go explore the previos page, we go pages
and pages of this spleen, and we're probably about to spllen some more
and fill this current page up with more of it...
DUNCAN REDMONDS, MARNIE STERN, BLUE LIONS, Aine Scannell's latest artwork,
THE SLOW BLADE, Atheism and Feminism with Sue Mayermm THE GREEN RIVER PROJECT,
RAVEN'S AINT NO MORE - In the early hours of Friday May 1st the squatted
island in the...PINK NARCISSUS, WRAPPED IN PLASTIC, CARLIS STAR, Deerhoof
dates, HYPER SNYPER, New TORTOISE track, Poisoned Electrick Head were always
eventful, BARACK OBAMA DILDO? Blue Dildo or Gold Dildo? THE LOW FREQUENCY
IN STEREO, HardART? Corn on the cob and King Midas spitting out the teeth
of the rich? Ex Gratia Recordings Art Exhibition, ZAG AND THE COLOURED
BEADS, AARON KRATEN is a painter, WHILE SHE SLEEPS,
AND WHITE STARS, David Douglass, SEVEN INCH GETS RECORD PRICE AT
dates, SECTION 13, CASTROVALVA, AUSTIN GALLERY AND BENNYS BAR,
ISIS, FLIES ARE SPIES FROM HELL and WILD DOGS IN
WINTER are touring together this month, MAYBESHEWILL, SIDDHARTHA, HEAVENS
BASEMENT, THE SCRATCH ORCHESTRA, END OF THE ROAD - The Camp Bling/Save
Priory Park campaigners in Essex have won!, LEXIE MOUNTAIN BOYS, MELLOFEST,
NAVVY have a whole load of dates, SAD DAY FOR PUPPETSM
Returns to
form? New sensuality and new conservatism? Interesting piece on Art Review
again today... ANNALOGUE, CAROL ANN DUFFY becomes
first female poet laureate...MILES BENJAMIN ANTHONY ROBINSON,
Conservative party have issued a denial after it was suggested that...
BLACKGUARD, DINOSAUR Jr post new track, GRIFTER, EXPERIMENTAL DENTAL SCHOOL,
PAGE #300... HEARTBREAK STEREO, Noels
Tales From The Middle Of Nowhere, GALLOWS, guerrilla knitting, THE
SECRET INVASION, acquiredcollective, Skart: 'Poetry will be Written by
All', THE OLYMPIC SYMPHONIUM, AUSTIN GALLERY AND BENNYS BAR, LOUIS LINGG
The 17, HEY! TONAL, ATTICA RAGE, JOHN ZORN, COMUS, THE ORANGE MAN THEORY,
JON HOPKINS, ASSEMBLAGE by WILLIAM BLANCHARD, YOURSHIRE EVENING PEST, APE
SCHOOL, VESSELS, The East End Film Festival,
McKAHEY & THE BODIES, DETACHMENTS, NOAM CHOMSKY on ResonanceFM,


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Citizens and organizations donate funds for scholarships to be awarded to deserving Golden West College students. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of scholastic achievement, financial need, and/or contribution to campus and community life according to the criteria set up by the donor.Application forms are available in November of each year and awards are presented in May at the Scholarship and Awards Ceremony. Funds are available the following academic year. For information about scholarship opportunities at GWC, click here

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AngularJS is a complete JavaScript framework for creating dynamic and interactive applications in HTML. Aside from being one of the hottest frameworks on the web, AngularJS is... Read more
Are you ready to find out what all the hype is about with AngularJS? These AngularJS for beginners tutorials will bring you completely up to speed on the hottest JavaScript framework used on the web today. You will learn AngularJS core concepts, common patterns using AngularJS and, finally, some of the best practices to build fully-functioning web applications using AngularJS.
AngularJS: Get Started
Jun 6, 2014 / 2h 58m
Beginner • 2h 58m
Hello! My name is Scott Allen, and welcome to AngularJS: Get Started. In this course, you will learn about the core features of the JavaScript framework using practical, easy to follow examples. You will get there by learning major topics like how two-way data binding makes it easy to build pages and forms while maintaining simplicity in the JavaScript code, and come to understand the essential abstractions of AngularJS, including modules, controllers, directives, and services. By the end of this course, you will be able to start building your own single page application using AngularJS. Before you begin, make sure you are already familiar with the basics of JavaScript and HTML. Optional And after this course, you'll be ready to move on to deeper Angular topics like Angular components, routing, and forms. I hope you'll join me, and I look forward to helping you on your learning journey here at Pluralsight.
Table of contents
- Course Overview1m 18s
- An Introduction34m 43s
- Controllers35m 43s
- Directives and Views33m 44s
- Services35m 44s
- Routing36m 51s
AngularJS Fundamentals
May 17, 2013 / 6h 51m
Intermediate • 6h 51m
In this course, you will learn how simple it is to use Angular to create maintainable and testable single page applications. You will learn how to: bootstrap your Angular application; use AngularJS markup and expressions; create and use controllers; use built-in services and create custom services; turn your application into a SPA using routing; and create your own custom elements and handle events using directives. You will also learn how AngularJS allows you to do all thing using test-driven-development.
Table of contents
- Course Overview1m 12s
- Introduction to Angular25m 20s
- Angular Controllers & Markup1h 23m 55s
- Creating and Using Angular Services1h 23m 40s
- Angular Routing51m 48s
- Creating Custom Angular Directives1h 16m 9s
- Testing Angular1h 29m 26s
AngularJS: The Big Picture
May 13, 2015 / 1h 9m
Beginner • 1h 9m
Angular is exploding in popularity. If you are considering using it on a project, this course will help you understand and evaluate Angular to determine if it's right for your needs.
Table of contents
- Introduction8m 37s
- Angular Benefits and Features11m 33s
- Angular Architecture10m 16s
- Complementary Technologies7m
- Angular Gotchas and Problems15m 32s
- Angular vs. X9m 49s
- The Future of Angular6m 54s
Once you have the basics of AngularJS, this intermediate area will give you a deeper understanding into features like AngularJS services, routing and testing. Building on your existing knowledge of AngularJS, you will also get some valuable insight into some of the best practices within AngularJS development.
AngularJS Services In-depth
Feb 24, 2015 / 3h 3m
Intermediate • 3h 3m
Services are a major piece of every AngularJS application and will likely make up the majority of the code you write in your own apps. Creating your own services requires understanding the different types of services and how and why to use each of them. The framework also provides lots of built-in services that can help you manage network requests, asynchronous execution, routing, and much more. Taking full advantage of that functionality requires a deep understanding of what is possible and how to use it to fit your particular situation. This course will teach you all of these things so you can build great applications with Google's popular framework.
Table of contents
- Introduction and Overview7m 41s
- Creating Services39m 34s
- Common Built-in Services52m 26s
- Networking51m 42s
- Caching and Sharing Data23m 25s
- Service Decorators8m 31s
AngularJS Routing In-depth
Sep 4, 2015 / 2h 14m
Intermediate • 2h 14m
Routing is a fundamental component of Angular applications. Taking full advantage of client-side routing in your Angular apps will lead to better structured code and a better experience for your users, since you will only have to update the portions of the web page that change as they interact with your app. This course will teach you how to implement routing in an Angular app with the most popular frameworks available. You will learn how to work with URLs, parameters, states, view hierarchies, and lots more.
Table of contents
- Introduction and Overview9m 48s
- URL-based Routing with ngRoute48m 52s
- State-based Routing with UI-Router51m 17s
- Advanced Routing with UI-Router24m 34s
AngularJS Unit Testing in-depth, Using ngMock
Nov 17, 2015 / 2h 23m
Intermediate • 2h 23m
This course introduces the ngMock module for unit testing in AngularJS. The course will cover this module extensively, giving viewers a solid foundation for unit testing AngularJS code. We will learn by doing - building a movie application as we work through each concept of ngMock. By the end of the course, you will have greater fluency when writing unit tests for your AngularJS applications.
Table of contents
- Getting Started11m 59s
- First Steps with ngMock's Core Functions12m 39s
- Unit Testing HTTP Interactions with ngMock20m 11s
- Unit Testing Controllers with ngMock23m 38s
- Unit Testing with Timeouts and Intervals20m 54s
- Unit Testing Directives with $rootScope15m 33s
- Unit Testing with Dates14m 50s
- Unit Testing with Exceptions7m 43s
- Unit Testing with Logging7m 26s
- Testing with ngMockE2E BackEnd8m 34s
AngularJS Directives Fundamentals
Jan 30, 2015 / 3h 47m
Intermediate • 3h 47m
Directives are one of the most complex pieces of Angular, but learning to do them properly doesn't have to be a chore. This course will take you from knowing nothing about directives, to knowing everything. Through this course, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of all the pieces of directives and how to build them. More importantly you will learn how to make small, focused, and maintainable directives.
Table of contents
- Your First Directive25m 24s
- Events, Scope, and Controllers40m 16s
- Decorator Directives42m 39s
- Transclusion30m 14s
- Structural Directives31m 15s
- Controllers and Nested Directives20m 25s
- Directives and Services37m 13s
AngularJS Line of Business Applications
Sep 26, 2014 / 5h 36m
Intermediate • 5h 36m
This course takes you step by step through the process of building line of business Web applications using Angular. It covers layout and routing, accessing data, building and validating forms, defining business logic, and data visualization.
Table of contents
- Introduction18m 27s
- Building the First Page55m 24s
- Accessing Data34m 25s
- Routing to Multiple Views - Part 137m 10s
- Routing to Multiple Views - Part 234m 50s
- Building Data Entry Forms42m 51s
- Validating Forms31m 44s
- Defining Business Logic in an Angular Service25m 33s
- Visualizing Data With Charts25m 29s
- Exception Handling20m 30s
- Final Words9m 59s
AngularJS Best Practices
Oct 25, 2013 / 5h 3m
Intermediate • 5h 3m
In this course you will take your AngularJS development to the next level by taking a deeper look at developing web applications with Angular. Building on the topics taught in the Angular Fundamentals course, you will take a deeper dive into the components of Angular: Controllers, Services, Filters, Directives, and Views. You will learn techniques that will help you in building applications bigger than tiny sample apps, such as organizing your code, breaking down a page into components, and communicating with the server. You will learn many patterns for more effective development such as patterns for cross-component communication, and patterns for creating an actual model layer. By the end of this course you should feel comfortable embarking upon a medium to large size application in AngularJS.
Table of contents
- Course Introduction9m 21s
- Organizing your Code20m 59s
- Writing Controllers & Services46m 20s
- Writing Directives and Views49m 3s
- Dealing with Scope33m 48s
- Communicating Between Components21m 59s
- Breaking Down A Page into Components31m 31s
- Communicating with The Server46m 6s
- Dealing with Models44m 3s
AngularJS Patterns: Clean Code
Oct 8, 2014 / 3h 31m
Beginner • 3h 31m
Once you learn the basics of AngularJS, you encounter decisions that not only affect how well your app will scale and perform, but also how easily it can be maintained. This course takes AngularJS developers beyond the fundamentals to address that next level of problems you encounter. You'll see familiar patterns such as Separation of Concerns (SoC) are at the heart of building solid AngularJS applications. You'll learn techniques to organize code and the right questions to ask yourself that can shape your application patterns. Other topics include: how to extend application design from small, to medium, to large scale apps with many modules, naming conventions, controller techniques, reusable services, creating reusable building blocks, dependency injection, and build automation. By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of how to write clean code with AngularJS to create greater implicit readability, make it easier to maintain, and extendable. Sample code for this course can be found here: https://github.com/johnpapa/ng-demos
Table of contents
- Course Introduction15m 57s
- Separation of Concerns20m 12s
- Organizing Your App30m 7s
- Modules31m 36s
- Readable Code and AngularJS19m 41s
- Controller Patterns41m 13s
- Annotations and Code Analysis via Gulp Task Automation29m 49s
- Exception Handling19m 22s
- Using a Team Style Guide3m 41s
After you've used AngularJS for a while, you'll be ready for this advanced section of AngularJS tutorials. Here, you will gain knowledge on common application development scenarios, such as working with authorization, nested routes, form validation, error diagnostics and more. Here we will go deeper into topics such as directives, testing and even animations.
AngularJS In-Depth
Nov 19, 2013 / 4h 56m
Intermediate • 4h 56m
"AngularJS In Action" author Lukas Ruebbelke dives into AngularJS, an intuitive framework that makes it easy to organize code by incorporates concepts like two-way binding, dependency injection and views which results in very testable code.
Table of contents
- Hello AngularJS46m 25s
- Build a Strong AngularJS Foundation1h 1m 6s
- AngularJS Directive Basics57m 14s
- Server Side Integration with Angular JS20m
- Testing with AngularJS25m 49s
- Advanced AngularJS Directives54m 13s
- AngularJS Animations31m 59s
Building a SPA Framework Using AngularJS
Apr 29, 2015 / 4h 48m
Advanced • 4h 48m
Do you need a starting point for your Angular SPAs? Menus, dashboards, and widgets are important parts of many Angular apps. In this course, we'll build components to easily add these items to any project. We'll build a feature-rich menu system from scratch, then we'll use angular-gridster to create a dashboard and widget system. We'll package these components with Gulp so that they can be used in any Angular application.
Table of contents
- Introduction7m 58s
- Creating a SPA Framework Using AngularJS32m 54s
- Building a Menu Component in AngularJS49m 58s
- Advanced Menu Features52m 37s
- Building a Dashboard and Widgets37m 16s
- Widget Content56m 59s
- Additional Angular SPA Features50m 37s
An AngularJS Playbook
Feb 16, 2015 / 3h 59m
Intermediate • 3h 59m
The Playbook contains strategies and patterns for common scenarios in AngularJS applications. After an introductory module, the course looks at managing authorization tokens and a user model using services and HTTP interceptors. The third module provides strategies to implement consistent error handling and display of alert messages to the user. The fourth module will focus on UI topics, including working with an application that requires nested views and modal dialogs. The fifth module demonstrates custom directives you can use to help build and validate forms, including how to dynamically augment a view using the $compile service. The final module of the course will demonstrate techniques you can use to integrate third party libraries, including how to wrap jQuery plugins.
Table of contents
- An Overview7m 54s
- Security Playbook41m 34s
- Debugging and Diagnostics Playbook52m 6s
- UI Playbook51m 15s
- Forms Playbook48m 11s
- Integration Playbook38m 25s
What you will learn
- AngularJS core features
- Services and routing in AngularJS
- Controller Patterns
- Exception Handling
- How to organize your AngularJS app
- Unit testing in AngularJS
- Two-way binding
- Dependency injection
- How to build reusable components with AngularJS
You will need a working knowledge of JavaScript and HTML.
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Developers: Pre-application consultation with local communities
Guidance on when it is necessary to consult with local communities if submitting a major planning application.
It is a requirement for developers in certain circumstances to undertake consultation with local communities before they submit a planning application to the council. The purpose of this is to encourage communication and more positive relations between developers and local communities, making the development process more open and inclusive.
This requirement applies to 'National' and 'Major' planning applications. Applications can be screened to find out if they fall into one of these categories. If so, the prospective developer needs to submit a Proposal of application notice to the council and Community Councils.
Publicity must be given to the proposal and a public event must be held to allow the public the opportunity to express their views to the applicant. There must be a minimum of 12 weeks between the applicant submitting the proposal of application notice and making the planning application. When the planning application is submitted, the applicant must submit a pre-application consultation report specifying what has been done to comply with the legislation.
Further guidance on these procedures and also the forms to be submitted are available in the following documents:
- Pre application Screening Notice Form [100kb]
- Proposal of Application Notice [100kb]
- Briefing 2a - Pre application consultation - Community [29kb]
- Briefing 2b - Pre application consultation - Applicants [145kb]
It is important to note that this pre-application consultation is the responsibility of the applicants (developers). Feedback and community comments should be made directly to the applicants.
The council cannot accept representations or objections to a proposal at this stage.


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Tom Coughlin contradicted an ESPN report Friday, saying he is unaware of any doctors telling Jason Pierre-Paul to sit out the Giants' final three games — starting with Sunday's matchup at home against the Seahawks — to rest his ailing right shoulder.
Coughlin didn't sound optimistic the fourth-year defensive end would be cleared to play the rest of the way for 5-8 Big Blue, but he said the team hasn't made anything official to Pierre-Paul.
"I don't know who would advise him of that," Coughlin said when asked whether Pierre-Paul had been advised to shut it down. "He won't be cleared until the doctors feel that there's one particular part of the injury that is not going to occur. With the remaining games, we're all in the same boat."
Pierre-Paul has been inactive each of the past two games because of the injury, which Coughlin described Friday as a "strain."
Pierre-Paul told reporters this week he didn't think the condition would require surgery, but Coughlin wasn't so certain Friday. The coach described the situation as fluid — with a resolution he hopes is coming soon — and didn't rule out an operation.
"I'm not a doctor," Coughlin said. "I only know that, at this point in time, if they can avoid [surgery], they will. And if they can't, there will be a surgery."
Pierre-Paul waited until late in the offseason this year to have surgery on his back, which hampered his preparation for training camp and the regular season. That and the subsequent shoulder problems resulted in another disappointing season for the Giants star, who has just 2.5 sacks.
Coughlin sounded as if he would demand Pierre-Paul have surgery as soon as possible on the shoulder if it is merited to avoid a repeat of last offseason.
"If there's something required, no doubt it would be done right away," Coughlin said. "It would have to be done right away."
No matter what happens with his shoulder, 2014 will be a pivotal season for Pierre-Paul. The former first-round pick is entering the final year of his contract and needs to have a big season to cash in.


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Rabbi Arnold Jacob Wolf, who celebrated his bar mitzvah at the age of 83 last year at the KAM Isaiah synagogue in Hyde Park where he long served as rabbi, died suddenly Tuesday afternoon, his son said.
"My father would say, 'Life starts at 70,'" said his son Jonathan Wolf. Rabbi Wolf did not celebrate the rite of passage at age 13 because it was out of favor among Reform Jews.
Rabbi Wolf, who had deep roots in Reform Judaism, served as rabbi emeritus at the synagogue in Hyde Park, located across the street from President-elect Barack Obama's home. He supported Obama when he ran for state senator and president, said his son Jonathan.
Rabbi Wolf retired as rabbi of KAM Isaiah in 2000, soon after its 150th anniversary, his son said.
Rabbi Wolf also served as a Navy chaplain during the Korean War. In 1957, he returned to Chicago and became the founding rabbi of Congregation Solel in Highland Park. In 1972, he went on to teach philosophy at Yale University and was the school's Jewish chaplain. Rabbi Wolf returned to Chicago in 1980, where he served as the rabbi of KAM for 20 years, his son said.


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Join us on a magical journey aboard Tallship Kajama sailing the smooth midnight waters of Lake Ontario with special guest David Starfire playing a live set, powered by Alien In Flux sound system plus 200 of our dancing friends.
This date is super special for us, it's the House of Dust 1st year anniversary! we're so happy to share this special night with all the friends, artists, musicians, dancers and burners that stepped up and built this community.
Last years's Kajama sail with Atish, Aquatic Mind, Sadeq & Marc-Paul was incredible: https://www.facebook.com/events/274923652599767/
Tickets: $40 advanced
Online: http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?487939
EFT: kaplanmediagroup AT gmail.com
In Person: K-Dust, Justin Samms (more soon)
Hard Tickets:
Shanti Baba, 546 Queen W. (Bathurst)
Glossy Collective, 289 College St. (at Spadina)
facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/507610662627642/
This is going to be so good and bassy!
XOXO from House of Dust


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North Jersey Fights Climate Change
New Jersey's Meadowlands area is probably best known for its sports complex and history of environmental abuse. However, earlier this week, the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission took action to change the region's reputation. The agency, which oversees the environmental restoration and economic development of the 30-square-mile area, announced that it would implement policies and procedures to achieve the greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals of the Kyoto Protocol. The Meadowlands Commission plans to reduce the district's greenhouse gas emissions by 7% below 1990 levels by the end of 2012. The agency will use a number of strategies to achieve these reductions including: green building, public transportation, land conservation, and landfill gas recovery. In addition, the Meadowlands Commission said it would encourage the 14 municipalities in the Meadowlands area to endorse the treaty. Although this plan will probably due little to reverse the environmental damage of the past, it signifies a growing trend toward local action against climate change. See also ::BioTown USA: Going Off the Grid and ::Wal-Mart, GE, and the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI)


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Well here I am with yet another question.
My ph is up to at least 8.2 over a period of a week. I was away for a bit and had someone adding a little bleach each night for me, so I'm not sure when exactly it happened. pH was 7.4 when I left.
My alkalinity has dropped from 100 to 80 but over a more gradual period of time. My FC is at 5.
I've added some pH decreaser (something left over) tonight and I'll check it again in the morning but because I can't tell exactly what's in this product I'm not sure how much of a drop I should expect...trial and error 'til I move on to the muriatic acid. I guess I'm more interested in learning why this would happen.
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Christer Sjögren, born April 6, 1950 in Hagfors, Sweden, is a Swedish dansband and rock singer. Most people know him as the singer in the Swedish dansband Vikingarna.
By mid 1978 he became a member of Vikingarna, earlier he sang in the band Pelles Orkester.
Since the early 2000s, Christer Sjögren lives in Hammarö, outside Karlstad, Sweden.
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Selena Gomez Attends Bible Study — Coping With Justin Bieber Split?
Selena was spotted with her mom at a Bible reading in Beverly Hills on Feb. 4 and she appeared to be a bit down. Do you think she's turned to religion in the wake of her split with Justin?
Selena Gomez appears to be looking for something to help her through her break up with Justin Bieber. The 20-year-old was spotted leaving the class with a very somber look and her mom Mandy Cornett was right next to her.
Selena's Bible Study
Selena attended the class at a hotel in Beverly Hills and according to Us Weekly, the Bible study sessions are headed up by E! News anchor Jason Kennedy. Justin's mom Pattie Malette is said to be a "regular" and Justin's even been before too!
We told you that Selena have been to this prayer circle before! Plus, Vanessa Hudgens, and 90210's Matt Lanter goes too!
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We told you that the couple were spotted front row at the YLA show and many people saw sightings of them on Twitter: "YLA's first show and the Beibs and Selena were sitting front and center. #YLA #YLAallday#GirlGroupProblems
Although many people thought Selena was spotted outside Justin's house, it was actually her cousin Priscilla! But Selena isn't the only one dealing with the break up, Justin recently told Billboard that he's not in a good place.
"I'm not in the happiest place that I've ever been," Justin says. "I'm trying to get through what I'm going through. Like I said, I have my really close friends to cheer me up and keep me going."
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We also told you that Selena is attending the Adidas NEO show during New York Fashion Week on Feb. 6! Is Justin going to go with her? He does have to be in NYC soon because he is hosting SNL the following weekend!
Watch: Selena Gomez Deals With Justin Bieber By Going To Church
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I saw this film with the title LA DUENA. Malu, who is gorgeous, and a load of other actresses are pretty much nude throughout so I won't go through the whole thing.
Suffice to say there are many gorgeous butts, breasts and beavers on display.
In the scene referred to by the other reviewer Malu is in her bedroom,taking her off make up. She then begins to masturbate, rubbing self on the chair; she's in black undies, very sexy, stroking her breasts. She strips her knickers off, fingers self, takes a brush handle to her privates, rolls stockings off, stares at herself in the mirror --- meanwhile in another room a maid is romping on top of a lucky bloke.
Another scene shows some stuff in silhouette: blow job, reverse cowgirl and what experts call a tit wanks.
Later on there are sex scenes with Malu in an army uniform and then jodhpurs!!!
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She is a very beautiful italian pornstar, and this softcore movie is one of her mainstream releases. Don't care the plot 'cause the only purpose of the filmakers is to show her and her female co-stars nude in many different secuences. The having-sex scenes are poor and far the best of this one are the highly explicit masturbation secuences. (Plenty of female genitalia), The best i can remember is when Malú begins caressing softly her beaver while she takes off her dress, but finishes totally naked, rubbing her vulva against the forearm of a chair... another good scene is when an unknown actress is masturbating in front of public rubbing with violence a bottle against her vagina. Believe me... if you can get this one you not only will not get dissapointed, but you will also get tired of seeing beautiful women spreading her legs to you.


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L.A. playwright Jennifer Haley wins Blackburn prize
Jennifer Haley, a Los Angeles-based playwright, is the winner of the 2012 Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, which recognizes achievements by female playwrights. The prize is for Haley's new play "The Nether," a futuristic crime story.
L.A.'s Center Theatre Group submitted the play for the Blackburn's consideration. Pier Carlo Talenti, CTG's resident dramaturge and literary manager, said that Haley had given him a copy of "The Nether" several months ago.
He described the drama as "part police procedural but also an Internet morality play." He said CTG is planning to produce the world premiere of "The Nether" next season, but no date or venue has been set.
Talenti said that Haley has participated in writer workshops at CTG, but "The Nether" wasn't written as part of those.
Judges for this year's prize included Frances McDormand, Imogen Stubbs and Martha Lavey, artistic director of the Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago.
Last year's winner of the Blackburn Prize was Katori Hall for her play "Hurt Village." Previous winners include Julia Cho, Sara Ruhl, Paula Vogel, Gina Gionfriddo and Caryl Churchill.
Haley's play "Neighborhood III: Requisition of Doom" -- which, like "The Nether," is set in a sci-fi world -- was produced at L.A.'s Sacred Fools Theater in 2010.
Katori Hall reaches for the divine — and Broadway
Julia Cho wins top women's playwriting prize for show about to open at SCR
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What if every time you read aloud, the story came to life? Based on Cornelia Funke's bestselling children's novel, this timeless tale of imagination and adventure centers on a young girl whose father (The Mummy's Brendan Fraser) has a secret ability to bring characters from books to life when he reads them aloud. But when a ruthless villain (The Lord of the Rings' Andy Serkis) from a rare children's fable kidnaps Meggie's father to bring others out of the boundaries of fiction, she and a disparate group of friends both real and magic embark on the kind of adventure she has only read about in books to save him and set things right. Also starring The Da Vinci Code's Paul Bettany and Oscar winners Helen Mirren and Jim Broadbent, INKHEART makes all the mystery, all the danger, and all the adventure jump off the page!
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5 Themes and Symbols to Watch for on Mad Men
Sunday Sunday Sunday.
It seems like we've been waiting for April 7 forever. Mad Men! Come back to us! Now that the show is indeed back (or just about), it's time to reengage with our favorite TV pastime: analyzing the themes, symbols, and imagery that seem to suck us deeper into Don Draper's world week by week. Keep an eye out for these motifs if you want to play along with the super-close readings of Mad Men.
1. Doors
It's not just season three's "Shut the Door. Have a Seat." Just about every episode of Mad Men has some kind of threshold scene — someone standing in the hall while someone else is standing in his or her apartment; a shot that follows a character all the way into an office and then watches as they shut the door; fumbling for one's keys trying to get home. When you change how you feel, you change where you are, and vice versa. Leaning in a doorway — either asking to be let in or begging someone to come out and play — might as well be a neon sign that says "I am trying to ruin something."
2. The Grid
It was more pronounced in the first few seasons at the old Sterling Cooper offices, but keep an eye out for intense grid patterns, boxy prints, stuffy plaids, and aggressively detailed ceiling paneling. It usually represents being or feeling trapped. (Honestly, almost everything on Mad Men represents being or feeling trapped.)
3. Mothers
Seasons one and five were both heavy on suicide and on mom stuff. Coincidence? Maybe! But probably not. Don and Betty aren't going to win any parents-of-the-year contests, but you can't blame them too much: They both grew up in terrible families with people who treated them badly. Don was raised by "sorry people" and never knew his real mother, and even though we get to know Betty's father Grandpa Gene, it's Betty's mother's death — years before the show starts — that still has the tighter grip on her, how she views herself, what she thinks she's "worth." She passes a lot of those anxieties and insecurities down to Sally, with an added element of resentment and jealousy. Joan tells us that her mother "raised her to be admired," and Joan hasn't had a particularly easy go of motherhood so far herself. Peggy was so in denial about becoming a mother that she didn't acknowledge she was pregnant until she was in labor. Her own mother is belittling and unkind. Megan's mother competes with her. Pete hates his mother. There's not a lot of good mother-child relationships on Mad Men! But listen to how often mothering comes up in pitches. (For example, the Heinz executives begging for a shot of a mother feeding a child beans. Or Don's award-winning Glo-Coat campaign — of a mother making sure her floors were clean but not chemical-smelly for her child.) We want what we don't have, America.
4. Death
Mad Men never goes too long in between character deaths — there's no Don Draper without the real Don Draper dying, after all. Adam (Dick "Don Draper" Whitman's brother) dies, Pete's father dies, Marilyn Monroe dies, Grandpa Gene dies, Medgar Evers dies, John F. Kennedy dies, Anna Draper dies, Mrs. Blankenship dies, Lane dies. Different characters grieve in different ways, and some seem not to grieve at all. Don is frequently the least affected, while Sally tends to acknowledge and express exactly how she's feeling, but all of this death ties into one of Mad Men's favorite character traits: denial. This is a world full of A-plus deniers. It creeps into all aspects of their lives — did Betty really never suspect Don's infidelity? — but the best way to perfect and strengthen your skills of magical thinking is to surround yourself by grief.
5. Performance
We've seen characters do choreographed dances. Sing elaborate and heartbreaking songs. Give weepy pitch presentations. Primp for a night out. Pretend to care. Pretend not to care. Lie. Prostitute themselves. There's a lot of artifice happening, a lot of creation. But that lying isn't just for the good of those being lied to — it's for the liar as well. Don's iconic carrousel slide-projector presentation is all bullshit; he hates Betty and resents their life, and he lies to himself and his family all day long every single day. He thinks he's putting on a show for the client, but the show's really for himself, to try to convince himself that he can be a decent, "normal" suburban dad; that he has this great life he could be part of if he just tried a little harder; that that Don, the smiling Don kissing his beautiful wife, is the real Don. We become the lies we tell, though not completely enough for it to be helpful.


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Excellent response/reply. The reality is when we make a deposit at a bank. They treat our deposit as a loan to the bank. Like any loan to a corporation/business, all or part can be lost if the corporation/business goes bankrupt.
"Because when you put money in a bank, its not YOUR money, its the BANKs money!
What people dont realize is that when they deposit money in a bank, its not for the purpose of the bank to hold on to THEIR money for THEIR convenience, but what they are really doing is LOANING their money to the bank! They are actually a lender and not a depositor. And once they loan the money to the bank, its no longer their money, its the banks money! This is all spelled out in the account agreement one signs with a bank, and by loaning your money to the bank youre giving the bank permission to use the money you loaned them pretty much as they see fit, and there is no real guarantee that youll ever get back any of the money you loaned the bank!"
Boston Globe reports via AP that the city of Stockton, CA, the first muni to declare bankruptcy, has to figure out how to allocate massive financial burden equitably among creditors while meeting massive state pension obligations.
On Monday Stockton was granted Chapter 9 protection as its creditors questioned whether state pension obligations can be fully met while other debt-holders go partly paid. The issue is federal bankruptcy laws that require pension fund debts to be honored above all others. This could have huge implications across the nation, experts say.
CYPRUS HERE WE COME "The fear is that there is going to be a run on the banks. Every municipality will stop pension payments if Stockton is allowed to do it," said a bankruptcy attorney. Californias $225 billion Public Employees Retirement System (Calpers) is underfunded by $87 billion--- more money due retirees than there is in the system.
Stocktons biggest creditors insured $165 million in bonds the city issued in 2007 to keep up with CalPERS payments as property taxes plummeted (the Obama curse). Stockton now owes CalPERS about $900 million to cover pension promises by far the citys largest financial obligation. Nearly two dozen California cities are now facing bankruptcy or financial emergencies hefty municipal pension costs are getting heightened scrutiny. (Excerpt) Read more at boston.com ...
LOTTA PORK FOR POLS IN GOVT BOND ISSUES---business and individual taxpayers saddled with billions in taxes via Wall Street bonding deals states love to put together. (Jon Corzine sold muni bonds to suckers at G/S.) How very easy it is for conniving pols to get a gigantic piece of these billion dollar pies. Wall Street knows how to make money disappear faster than a cream puff at a Weight Watchers weigh-in. Read on taxpayers.
NPR.ORG-- California School District Owes $1 Billion On $100 Million Loan
More than 200 school districts across California are taking a second look at the high price of the debt using risky financial arrangements. Collectively, the districts have borrowed billions in loans that defer payments for years leaving many districts owing far more than they borrowed. In 2010, officials at the West Contra Costa School District, just east of San Francisco, were in a bind.
The district needed $2.5 million to help secure a federally subsidized $25 million loan to build a badly needed elementary school. President of the school board said, We'd be foolish not to take advantage of getting $25 million when the district had to spend just $2.5 million to get it. The only way we could do it was with a CAB [capital appreciation bond].
Those bonds are unlike typical bonds; CABs allow districts to defer payments well into the future by which time lots of interest has accrued and accrued and accrued. In the West Contra Costa Schools, that $2.5 million bond will cost the district a whopping $34 million to repay. (hat tip to Grampa Dave)
Paraphrasing Saint Augustine Without a system of justice what is govt but a marauding band of thieves.
Liberals think it's the governments money and conservatives think the government doesn't produce anything and really doesn't have a dime of it's own to spend without our approval, or the approval of our House of Representatives!!!
Go figure...
" Those bonds are unlike typical bonds; CABs allow districts to defer payments well into the future by which time lots of interest has accrued and accrued and accrued. In the West Contra Costa Schools, that $2.5 million bond will cost the district a whopping $34 million to repay. (hat tip to Grampa Dave)"
The Cosa Nostra Schools will end up shoveling the obligations to the California taxpayers......until California goes BK : )
I am so plagiarizing this:
"Napolitano didn't buy 1.2 billion rounds of ammunition to keep land grabbing French Canadians out of Detroit. "
thanks for the laugh
That's why we'll go the inflation route. Less than half the country will understand it. The rest will attribute it to greedy corporations, oil sheiks, etc.
The silver lining.
I would agree. Banks in small towns of 5k residents will just about disappear. It'll become a cash-only society within weeks. You can figure that fifty percent of the bank employees on the island re finished...they need to find a new occupation, and move on.
Stealing money from bank accounts is illegal. It is theft. Communist governments such as ours hate it when anyone (except them) has some money put away. In their minds, there should be no private property. In their minds, the gov has the right to take it.
Too bad half the people in this country have their heads up their a$$e$ and only care about the next episode of 2 and a half a$$hole$.
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I used to work with a bloke that sounds similar, whitish blonde hair, very pale sallow complection and blue eyes with specks in, pinkish though, he had mild albinism, Albino.... Sounded similar til I read the telepathy part then woahhh blew it outta water lol, Weird. Cant say id have hung around if that happened to me like
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@ David H N, Bumbeni, Mr Green and anyone else with (very) similar experiences:
1. Have you had other 'telepathic' experiences?
(e.g. can you telepathicly 'suggest' that people do things (in a full pub, get someone (without staring at them) to scratch their right ear, nose or look at you or in your direction etc.) Have you ever picked up other peoples thoughts? Are you empathic?)
2. What is your psychic background?
(e.g. Are you very religious? Do you meditate, do selfhypnosis, pray deeply (and often) etc. (bear with me for putting prayer and meditation in one sentence, as an ex fundamentalist christian, I know I could offend someone by doing so: Please accept my apologies if I have offend you and (@ all) let's not derail the thread by discussing it )
3. What do YOU look like and where do your ancestors come from?
(Only a basic discription, skin colour, 'race', hair colour and country of origin)
4. Why on earth didn't you try speaking with them (at least some kind of smalltalk to start a conversation *annoyed* xD)
@ Mr. Green: you wrote: "This man was of african decent." Please describe him. Was he black, mixed race, what was his hair texture and colour (if black, was it shiny or dull) etc.
@ the angels vs nordic aliens discussion: who says they are not one and the same? (Who visited Abraham, saved Lot and his family, visited Daniel, visited the virgin Mary, sat in Jesus' grave and told jesus' followers (who were all staring at the sky) that Jesus would return? Angels or 'handsome men in white robes'?)
p.s. I apologize to anyone who I may have offended by using the words 'race' and 'black'. I hope I don't disturb anyone's faith by implying that angels and aliens may be different discriptions of the same beings.
Originally posted by David H N
reply to post by Aldolas
3. I am 6'4", dark hair and green eyes (sounds like a dating agency... not that I have ever been on one). Although I am English I have Swiss, and Russian decent also. Just to add that I have also had what can best be described as past life flashbacks, or visions that I feel are genuine. One such vision was in a white room with a teacher of sorts although I could see no faces it was vivid, and he said 'you have learnt everything you need to learn, but there is one last thing... before you come to Earth (ie. born), you will forget everything you have learnt'. and I remember finding this side splittingly funny at the time. I later read a very similar account in the book, 'Bringers of the Dawn'. So to be honest God only knows who we have been.
Originally posted by David H N
I forgot to mention that I'm only 6'4" in high heals
[edit on 18-5-2008 by David H N]
Originally posted by Aldolas
So you have all had telepathic experiences and/or are relatively spiritual.
I'm still interested in the ancestor bit though.
The reason I asked these questions is because I have had a theory running through my head for the last couple of years. I would prefer to ignore it (due to the possible implications), but it keeps surfacing.
The theory goes, that many of us have (part) alien ancestors(not only one alien race??). (even the bible mentions this!) and that this fact is more important than we know!
This could mean, that (possibly) the 3 of you are actually part 'nordic' either in blood or in soul and that is why you have been answered.
Perhaps the 'gift of telepathy' is a nordic 'talent' (I'm hoping that one is true.... I wonder why )
Maybe they are just looking after their own family.
Follow up question being: Family through blood or soul?
Plan B is:
They don't look after their 'own family', but are here to follow an agenda. That is why you (cosmicstorm) have to finish your 'job' here and until you've finished (or decide to fail; please don't do that) they are going to look after you.
Follow up question to this one is of course: What is their agenda?!
Do nordic aliens actually have permanent bodies?
I think my next job is to ask one, if they want to meet me. But after my last discussion with my 'intuiton', I reckon I already know the answers I'll get...
[edit on 18-5-2008 by Aldolas]
Originally posted by David H N
Aldolas, well that would certainly explain a great deal
[...] the Annunaki [...] were said to be tall, blonde and blue eyed beings, pointed chins and high foreheads [sound familiar], they were responsible for cave art, building shelters, farming etc. [...]
which can be found earlier on in this thread.
[edit on 18-5-2008 by David H N]
Originally posted by Mr Green
Im only 5ft 2 so I must be the smallest Nordic around
Ive seen a hybrid but it did not seem to have any nordic in it. I was told I was family. To me it was 1/3 human,1/3 reptile and 1/3 Gray. [...]