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Definitely Maybe Quick ViewUNIM-BIG-0019xOasis
Definitely MaybeRemastered Reissue Of The Classic Debut Album
In 20 years' time, people will buy Definitely Maybe and listen to it for what it was. That's what is important." Noel Gallagher, August 1994. Remarkably
confident words from a guitarist on the eve of his band's debut album release. But Oasis were always certain in their abilities - and the public were just as
clear the five-piece were on the right track.Let's get the statistics out of the way. On its release in August 1994, Definitely Maybe sold a record-breaking
86,000 copies in its first week, the highest first-week sales for a debut album in Britain. It has since gone on to sell 5 million around the world. Over the
course of their eight albums until disbanding in 2009, Oasis sold over 70 million albums. More importantly, the songs sound as fresh and relevant today as
they did 20 years ago. A hunger to escape will always sound vital, especially if it's sung as mesmerically as Liam Gallagher and written with the urgency
of Liam's older brother Noel. Its four singles - Supersonic, Shakermaker, Live Forever and Cigarettes And Alcohol - are established classics. Even more
impressively, songs that were never released outside of the album's confines such as Rock 'N' Roll Star and Slide Away also remain anthems and radio
staples known to every generation of music fan.1. Rock N Roll Star
2. Shakermaker
3. Live Forever
4. Up In The Sky
5. Columbia
6. Supersonic
7. Bring It On Down
8. Cigarettes & Alcohol
9. Digsys Dinner
10. Slide Away
11. Married With Children$34.99Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
(What's The Story) Morning Glory? Quick ViewUNIM-BIG-3010xOasis
(What's The Story) Morning Glory?
The Classic Sophomore Record From Oasis Remastered
20th Anniversary Of This Title, Which Has Sold 4 Million Copies In The Us Alone!
Features The Mega-hits Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova, Roll With It And More
The follow-up to Oasis's 1994 debut album Definitely Maybe, (What's The Story) Morning Glory? was recorded between May and June 1995 in Rockfield
Studios, Monmouthshire, with Owen Morris and Noel Gallagher producing. Originally released on October 2nd 1995, it sold a record-breaking (at the time) 347,000
copies in its first week. The album spent 10 weeks at No.1 in the UK, and is Oasis's most commercially successful, with 22 million copies sold worldwide
to date, including 4 million in the US.
(What's The Story) Morning Glory? features many of Oasis's biggest hit singles, including Don't Look Back In Anger, Wonderwall, Some Might Say, and
Roll With It, and won the Best Album at the 1996 Brit Awards, with Oasis also taking Best British Group and Best Video awards.
It was during the Morning Glory? era when Oasis played their some of their most iconic gigs, including two nights at Maine Road Stadium, the then home
of Manchester City Football Club, in April 1996, and Knebworth House, where the band played to 250,000 fans over two nights in August 1996. Over 2.6
million people applied for tickets for the shows, making it the largest ever demand for concert tickets in British history.1. Hello
2. Roll With It
3. Wonderwall
4. Don't Look Back In Anger
5. Hey Now!
6. [Untitled]
7. Some Might Say
8. Cast No Shadow
9. She's Electric
10. Morning Glory
11. [Untitled]
12. Champagne Supernova$34.99Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
Past Masters Quick ViewUNIM-EMI-10017$35.99Buy Now
Past MastersSourced From the Original Master Tapes!
Pressed on 180 gram vinyl
Cut at Abbey Road Studios
A two-volume set tying up loose ends, single releases and B-sides. But frankly, when your loose ends include 'Hey Jude', then it still probably qualifies as essential listening. There's a bit of filler here (nobody but a Germanic completist needs to hear 'Sie Liebt Dich') but there are a lot of absolute classics, especially on disc 2, which includes the barrelhouse 'Lady Madonna', the droning psychedelic 'Rain' (the whole of Oasis's career in one song) and Harrison's lovely 'Old Brown Shoe'. It ends with their final B-side, 'You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)'.
A team consisting of some of the best producers and engineers in the recording industry were brought together and would spend 4 long years mixing and mastering with some of the most state of the art recording equipment. Treating these records much like a science experiment, engineers ran extensive tests before copying the analog master tapes over into a digital format using 24-bit/192 kHz resolution, and carefully removing clicks, vocal pops and poor edits. Never altering the original songs themselves, just polishing them up a bit.LP1
1. Love Me Do (Original Single Version)*
2. From Me To You
3. Thank You Girl
4. She Loves You*
5. I'll Get You*
6. I Want To Hold Your Hand
7. This Boy
8. Kom, Gib Mir Deine Hand
9. Sie Liebt Dich
10. Long Tall Sally
11. I Call Your Name
12. Slow Down
13. Matchbox
14. I Feel Fine
15. She's A Woman
16. Bad Boy
17. Yes It Is
18. I'm Down
1. Day Tripper
2. We Can Work It Out
3. Paperback Writer
4. Rain
5. Lady Madonna
6. The Inner Light
7. Hey Jude
8. Revolution
9. Get Back (With Billy Preston)
10. Don't Let Me Down (With Billy Preston)
11. The Ballad Of John and Yoko
12. Old Brown Shoe
13. Across The Universe
14. Let It Be
15. You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)*
All recordings are stereo except * which are in mono$35.99180 Gram Virgin Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Plays The Music Of Rush Quick ViewALMI-CLE-9215$18.99Buy Now
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Plays The Music Of RushPurple Pyramid Records, a division of Cleopatra Records, will release The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Plays The Music Of Rush on November 13. Nearly sixty musicians and thirty vocalists transform nine of Rush's greatest hits into even more intricate, soaring orchestral works.
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra covers the best-known classics, from Working Man, the self-titled debut album track that launched Rush's career in the U.S. to Subdivisions from Signals, the album that proved electronic rock could reside in the top ten. The band's most successful record, Moving Pictures, is represented by rousing versions of Tom Sawyer and Red Barchetta. Special guest guitarists include Steve Rothery of Marillion on Working Man and Adrian Smith of Iron Maiden on Red Barchetta. The Windrush Choir provides backing vocals and solos.
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, formed in 1946 and based in London, has been called the nation's favorite orchestra. It has had internationally known maestros like Andre Previn and Louis Clark, and has toured the world. The RPO is a best-selling and adventurous recording entity as well. In 1969, it recorded a concerto for Deep Purple, composed by the band's organist Jon Lord. It earned a top ten U.S. single in 1982 with Hooked On Classics. Over the years, RPO has orchestrally arranged Pink Floyd, Oasis, Queen, R.E.M., Madonna and ABBA.
The orchestra was recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London, conducted by BAFTA Award-winning musician and composer Richard Harvey. Harvey performed with the prog rock group Gryphon and as an accomplished multi-instrumentalist (specializing in mediaeval and Renaissance periods), worked with many folk and rock musicians such as Richard and Linda Thompson, Kate Bush and Sweet. He has toured and recorded with John Williams, and has performed and composed film/TV soundtracks for more than thirty years. The album was produced by James Graydon and Richard Cottle, who also arranged all the music.1. 2112 Overture
2. The Spirit Of Radio
3. Tom Sawyer
4. Red Barchetta (feat. Adrian Smith)
5. Subdivisions
6. Fly By Night
7. Closer To The Heart
8. Limelight
9. Working Man (feat. Steve Rothery)$18.99Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
(What's The Story) Morning Glory? Box Set Quick ViewUNIM-BIG-3089$179.99Buy Now
(What's The Story) Morning Glory? Box Set
Deluxe Box Set Of The Classic Sophomore Record From Oasis
20th Anniversary Of This Title, Which Has Sold 4 Million Copies In The Us Alone!
Features The Mega-hits Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova, Roll With It And More
What's The Story) Morning Glory?, the follow-up to debut album Definitely Maybe, is Oasis's biggest-selling album with 22 million copies sold worldwide. It was recorded between May and June 1995 in Rockfield Studios, Monmouthshire, with Owen Morris and Noel Gallagher producing. Released on October 2nd 1995 it spent 10 weeks at No.1, is the 5th biggest-selling album in UK chart history and became the band's breakthrough album in the US where it sold 4 million copies. The new edition has been remastered from the original tapes by Ian Cooper at London's Metropolis Studios, supervised by the album's producer Owen Morris. A small army of contributors including original members of the inner circle who were involved in studio and live recordings came together to hunt down unheard demos and live material. The team also unearthed a wealth of never-seen-before photos and vintage memorabilia which will be included in the new artwork.
Collectors Coffee Table Book - This beautiful 56 page hardback book contains rare and unseen photographs documenting the (What's The Story) Morning Glory? period by Stefan Batselier, Brian Cannon, Kevin Cummings, Grant Fleming, Jill Furmanovsky, Owen Morris, Tom Sheehan - plus private photos taken by the inner circle. Original artwork designer Brian Cannon explains the story behind each single cover art and sleeve notes are written by Neil McCormick.
7 Inch Vinyl - This 7 inch vinyl includes demos of Hello and She's Electric, both of which were recorded in Definitely Maybe producer Mark Coyle's studio. The Hello (Demo) track is exclusive to the box set.
12 Inch Vinyl - This 12 inch vinyl is a replica of the original promotional 12 inch, sent to industry contacts as a promotional item in 1995. Tracklisting features A side Cum on Feel The Noize and B side Champagne Supernova (Lynch Mob Beats Remix), which has never been commercially available
Cassette - Exact replica of the original promotional copy of (What's The Story) Morning Glory? This rare cassette, only sent out to industry contacts, has never been commercially available. It includes Step Out which was removed from the album prior to its release
Roll With It Cigarette Papers- These rolling papers were an original 1996 promotional item. They have been replicated solely for the box set and feature the lyrics for Roll With It printed on the back.
180 Gram Double 12 Inch Vinyl In Gatefold Sleeve - Heavyweight vinyl of (What's The Story) Morning Glory? album, meticulously remastered from the original 1995 half inch tapes. Includes download code for B sides, plus unreleased and rare tracks including demos and live recordings.
Deluxe 3 x CD Album - (What's The Story) Morning Glory? deluxe CD, meticulously remastered with B sides, plus unreleased and rare tracks including demos and live recordings.
Postcards & Art Card Set - 3 photograph postcards and a 12 x 12 inch art card
Highlights Of The Bonus Content Include:
• Previously unheard demos of She's Electric and Rockin' Chair recorded at Mark Coyle's Manchester studio. Demos of Some Might Say, Hey Now, and Bonehead's Bank Holiday recorded by Mark Coyle for the first time at the band's soundcheck, Club Quattro in Tokyo in September 1994.
• Live recordings from legendary gigs such as Knebworth House, Maine Road Stadium, Earls Court, and Bath Pavilion.
• All of the Morning Glory singles and acclaimed B-sides including Talk Tonight, Acquiesce, The Masterplan, and Underneath The Sky.LP 1
1. Hello (Remastered)
2. Roll With It (Remastered)
3. Wonderwall (Remastered)
4. Don't Look Back In Anger (Remastered)
5. Hey Now! (Remastered)
6. [Untitled] (Remastered)
7. Bonehead's Bank Holiday (Remastered)
1. Some Might Say (Remastered)
2. Cast No Shadow (Remastered)
3. She's Electric (Remastered)
4. Morning Glory (Remastered)
5. [Untitled] (Remastered)
6. Champagne Supernova (Remastered)
1. Hello (Remastered)
2. Roll With It (Remastered)
3. Wonderwall (Remastered)
4. Don't Look Back In Anger (Remastered)
5. Hey Now! (Remastered)
6. [Untitled] (Remastered)
7. Some Might Say (Remastered)
8. Cast No Shadow (Remastered)
9. She's Electric (Remastered)
10. Morning Glory (Remastered)
11. [Untitled] (Remastered)
12. Champagne Supernova (Remastered)
1. Talk Tonight (Remastered)
2. Acquiesce (Remastered)
3. Headshrinker (Remastered)
4. It's Better People (Remastered)
5. Rockin' Chair (Remastered)
6. Step Out (Remastered)
7. Underneath The Sky (Remastered)
8. Cum On Feel The Noize (Remastered)
9. Round Are Way (Remastered)
10. The Swamp Song (Remastered)
11. The Masterplan (Remastered)
12. Bonehead's Bank Holiday (Remastered)
13. Champagne Supernova (Brendan Lynch Mix) (Remastered)
14. You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (Remastered)
1. Acquiesce (Live At Earls Court)
2. Some Might Say (Demo)
3. Some Might Say (Live at Roskilde)
4. She's Electric (Demo)
5. Talk Tonight (Live At Bath Pavilion)
6. Rockin' Chair (Demo)
7. Hello (Live At Roskilde)
8. Roll With It (Live At Roskilde)
9. Morning Glory (Live At Roskilde)
10. Hey Now (Demo)
11. Bonehead's Bank Holiday (Demo)
12. Round Are Way (MTV Unplugged)
13. Cast No Shadow (Live At Maine Road)
14. The Masterplan (Live At Knebworth Park)
A1. Cum on Feel The Noize
B1. Champagne Supernova (Lynch Mob Beats Remix)
A1. Hello (demo)
B1. She's Electric (demo)
1. Hello
2. Roll With It
3. Wonderwall
4. Don't Look Back In Anger
5. Hey Now!
6. Untitled
7. Some Might Say
8. Step Out
9. Cast No Shadow
10. She's Electric
11. Morning Glory
12. Untitled
13. Champagne Supernova$179.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP + 3 CD + Cassette + 7 + 12 Box Set - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
Heathen Chemistry Quick ViewUNIM-BIG-2511xOasis
Heathen ChemistryWhile they offered the '90s two of its most defining albums, and a resurgence of '60s-influenced Manchester rock, Oasis tumbled off the top of the mountain in the last half of the decade. Heathen Chemistry opens with The Hindu Times, which will certainly be listed among Oasis's best anthems, and it closes with Better Man, a distorted-guitar-driven thrill that revs up to 60 mph in second gear. --Beth MassaLP 1
1. The Hindu Times
2. Force Of Nature
3. Hung In A Bad Place
4. Stop Crying Your Heart Out
5. Songbird
6. Little By Little
1. A Quick Peep
2. (Probably) All In The Mind
3. She Is Love
4. Born On A Different Cloud
5. Better Man$29.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
Velcro Kid Quick ViewADAD-SUM-6766xThomas Giles
Velcro KidPressed On Transparent Green Colored Vinyl
Tommy Rogers, the visionary vocalist and keyboardist of critically acclaimed progressive metal act, Between the Buried and Me, has dabbled in solo releases since 2004. Testing the limits of what he can do naturally with his voice, Rogers' strikingly beautiful falsetto and dynamic range conjures tales of anxiety, collapse, and strength. Exploring combinations of the outrÉ genres of both post-rock and electronic, the music's emotionally resonant yet textural sounds draw reference to artists such as Radiohead, Smashing Pumpkins, the Verve, Beck, Oasis and Spiritualized, balancing both rock and electronic impulses.LP 1
1. Immersion Highway
2. Eris
3. Devotion (feat. Jake Troth)
4. Future Of The Year
5. Gazer (feat. Devin Townsend)
6. Strangers In A Paranoid Mind
7. Acid Test
8. Slow Gold Becoming
9. Velcro Kid
1. Immersion Highway (Instrumental)
2. Eris (Instrumental)
3. Devotion (Instrumental)
4. Future Of The Year (Instrumental)
5. Gazer (Instrumental)
6. Strangers In A Paranoid Mind (Instrumental)
7. Acid Test (Instrumental)
8. Slow Gold Becoming (Instrumental)
9. Velcro Kid (Instrumental)$24.99Colored Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
Be Here Now Quick ViewUNIM-BIG-5013xOasis
Be Here NowRemastered From The Original Tapes
One of the most anticipated album releases of all time, 'Be Here Now' was recorded with producer Owen Morris at Abbey Road Studios, Ridge Farm Studios, and Air Studios between October 1996 and May 1997. Originally released on Thursday 21st August 1997, it has sold over 8 million copies worldwide.LP 1
1. D'You Know What I Mean? (Remastered)
2. My Big Mouth (Remastered)
3. Magic Pie (Remastered)
4. Stand By Me (Remastered)
5. I Hope, I Think, I Know (Remastered)
6. The Girl In The Dirty Shirt (Remastered)
1. Fade In-Out (Remastered)
2. Don't Go Away (Remastered)
3. Be Here Now (Remastered)
4. All Around The World (Remastered)
5. It's Gettin' Better (Man!!) (Remastered)
6. All Around The World (Reprise) (Remastered)$34.99Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants Quick ViewUNIM-BIG-0210xOasis
Standing On The Shoulder Of GiantsOut of print catalog reissue of the 2000 Oasis album, Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants, which has sold over
208K RTD. Recorded at Wheeler End, Olympic Studio, Supernova Heights, England and Chateau De La Colle Noire, France
between April '99 - Aug '99.1. Fuckin' In The Bushes
2. Go Let It Out
3. Who Feels Love?
4. Put Yer Money Where Yer Mouth Is
5. Little James
6. Gas Panic!
7. Where Did It All Go Wrong?
8. Sunday Morning Call
9. I Can See A Liar
10. Roll It Over$24.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
The Masterplan Quick ViewUNIM-BIG-2415xOasis
The MasterplanFollowing a British rock tradition initiated by the Beatles and lovingly inherited by the Jam and the Clash, Oasis is the only band of the era to offer fans extra tracks on their singles that are often as good as, if not better than, the hits. Rather than saving his new songs for the next full album, Noel Gallagher prefers immediacy. Thus, this compilation of those various B-Sides works just great as a listening experience, offering metallic rushes (Acquiesce, The Swamp Song) and absolute melodic beauty (Talk Tonight, the marvelous Rockin' Chair), while conjuring up the ghosts of Mott the Hoople, T. Rex, the Fab Four, and Slade. -Bill HoldshipLP 1
1. Acquiesce
2. Underneath The Sky 3
3. Talk Tonight
4. Going Nowhere
5. Fade Away
6. The Swamp Song
7. I Am The Walrus (Live)
1. Listen Up
2. Rockin' Chair
3. Half The World Away
4. (It's Good) To Be Free
5. Stay Young
6. Headshrinker
7. The Masterplan$29.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
Dig Out Your Soul Quick ViewUNIM-BIG-5116xOasis
Dig Out Your SoulDig Out Your Soul is the seventh and final studio album by English rock band Oasis, originally released on October 6, 2008, by Big Brother Records.1. Bag It Up
2. The Turning
3. Waiting For The Rapture
4. The Shock Of The Lightning
5. I'm Outta Time
6. (Get Off Your) High Horse Lady
7. Falling Down
8. To Be Where There's Life
9. Ain't Got Nothin'
10. The Nature Of Reality
11. Soldier On$29.99Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
Don't Believe The Truth Quick ViewUNIM-BIG-3013xOasis
Don't Believe The TruthOut of print reissue of the 2005 Oasis album, Don't Believe The Truth, which has sold over 202K RTD.1. Turn Up The Sun
2. Mucky Fingers
3. Lyla
4. Love Like A Bomb
5. The Importance Of Being Idle
6. The Meaning Of Soul
7. Guess God Thinks I'm Abel
8. Part Of The Queue
9. Keep The Dream Alive
10. A Bell Will Ring
11. Let There Be Love$24.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
Aloha Moon Quick ViewADAD-BRI-2680xMagic Wands
Aloha MoonThe first full-length from alternative indie pop duo, Magic Wands is a follow up to their debut EP, Magic Love & Dreams. Aloha Moon includes all 4 tracks from the EP, remixedand remastered, as well as 6 brand new tracks. CD and digital versions of the album features mixes by D. Sardy (Oasis, Wolfmother, LCD Soundsystem) for Black Magic and Space, while the vinyl replaces Space with a mix by Sep V.1. Aloha Moon
2. Teenage Love
3. Kaleidoscope Hearts
4. Crystals
5. Warrior
6. Black Magic
7. Treasure
8. Wolves
9. Kiss Me Dead
10. Space$19.99Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
A Northern Soul Quick ViewUNIM-VIR-5397xThe Verve
A Northern Soul
2016 Remastered
Though The Verve has finally taken its rightful place in the Brit Rock cannon, it languished for years behind such English luminaries as Oasis and Radiohead. During that time, The Verve release several albums that got less attention than they deserved. Mark A Northern Soul as one of them.
The 1995 release was perhaps the first album on which the band reeled in its trademark guitar epics and fashioned bona fide pop songs. On Your Own is one of the lushest and loveliest tracks never to find a minute of commercial airplay in the U.S. or abroad. No self-respecting fan of modern rock should be without this one. --Nick HeilLP 1
1. A New Decade
2. This Is Music
3. On Your Own
4. So It Goes
5. A Northern Soul
6. Brainstorm Interlude
7. Drive You Home
1. History
2. No Knock On My Door
3. Life's An Ocean
4. Stormy Clouds
5. (Reprise)$29.99Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
When Slade Rocked The World 1971-1975 Box Set Quick ViewLION-SAL-R01593$182.99Buy Now
When Slade Rocked The World 1971-1975 Box Set180 Gram Colored Vinyl Deluxe 4 LP Box Set + Memorabillia!
Deluxe box set containing four 180 gram colored vinyl LPs (Slade Alive!, Slayed?, Old New Borrowed And Blue and Slade In Flame) reproduced in their original sleeves and remastered for optimum sound, four double-sided picture sleeve 7 singles covering the key hits released outside of those albums, reproduction of an original vinyl flexidisc 7 and a two CD anthology of the audio on the four vinyl LPs. Also includes a 10 annual style hardback book featuring reviews, features and memorabilia from each of the key years and a reproduction of George Tremlett's excellent 1975 book The Slade Story including period interviews. All of the above come housed in a limited 12 x 12 box set package.
Slade are one of Britain's most popular and enduring bands, standing shoulder to shoulder next to the Beatles, Rolling Stones and The Who as an immovable part of Britain's rock firmament, and they've been lavishly praised by the likes of Messrs Lennon & McCartney and Mick Jagger, chaps who know a good tune when they hear one.
Described as the missing link between the Beatles and Oasis (the latter having covered 'Cum On Feel The Noize'), Slade are never far from British ears and hearts, having created some of the most beloved, indelible songs in the history of popular music.
When Slade Rocked The World 1971-1975 pays homage to their phenomenal run of hit singles and albums in the early 70s, when they seemingly could do no wrong.Slayed?
1. How D'You Ride
2. The Whole World's Goin' Crazee
3. Look At Last Nite
4. I Won't Let It 'Appen Agen
5. Move Over
6. Gudbuy T'Jane
7. Gudbuy Gudbuy
8. Mama Weer All Crazee Now
9. I Don' Mind
10. Let The Good Times Roll
11. Feel So Fine
Slade Alive!
1. Hear Me Calling
2. In Like A Shot From My Gun
3. Darling Be Home Soon
4. Know Who You Are
5. Keep On Rocking
6. Get Down With It
7. Born To Be Wild
Old New Borrowed And Blue
1. Just Want A Little Bit
2. When The Lights Are Out
3. My Town
4. Find Yourself A Rainbow
5. Miles Out To Sea
6. We're Really Gonna Raise The Roof
7. Do We Still Do It
8. How Can It Be
9. Don't Blame Me
10. My Friend Stan
11. Everyday
13. Good Time Gals
Slade In Flame
1. How Does It Feel
2. Them Kinda Monkeys Can't Swing
3. So Far So Good
4. Summer Song (Wishing You Were Here)
5. O.K. Yesterday Was Yesterday
6. Far Far Away
7. This Girl
9. Heaven Knows
10. Standin' On The Corner
4 Double A Side Picture Sleeve Singles
1. Coz I Love You / Look Wot You Dun
2. Take Me Bak 'Ome / Cum On Feel The Noize
3. Skweeze Me Pleeze Me / Merry Xmas Everybody
4. The Bangin' Man / Thanks For The Memory$182.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP Box Set + 2 CDs - 4 LPs Sealed Buy Now
Chrome Quick ViewLION-MOV-T24328$37.99Buy Now
Long before groups like Oasis and Blur provoked cross-Atlantic media hype, Catherine Wheel were evolving the Britpop style that typifies the genre's distinction. With the release of Chrome in 1993, they advanced their dreamy pop to the rock sound.
It's not like Catherine Wheel established their sound with Chrome, either. Ferment was considered their supposed magnum opus, with the extremely successful lead-single Black Metallic. Chrome is more appropriately described as a perfection of their established sound, as the band's metallic shoegaze is refined in terms of both intensity and melodic-content. Every element that made Ferment so memorable and enjoyable is amplified in this release. Rob Dickenson sings with perfect tenor appeal on tracks like Kill Rhythm and Crank, highlighting the personal temperaments which shape the album.
There are quite a few album covers out there that flawlessly encapsulate the atmosphere and/or mood of the music contained. Chrome has one of those covers. It's design came from the collective Hipgnosis, who gained international prestige for the cover of Dark Side Of The Moon by Pink Floyd.
Sit back, listen and experience this album. You might feel emotions you didn't even know you had.1. Kill Rhythm
2. I Confess
3. Crank
4. Broken Head
5. Pain
6. Strange Fruit
7. Chrome
8. The Nude
9. Ursa Major Space Station
10. Fripp
11. Half Life
12. Show Me Mary$37.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
Kaya (Awaiting Repress) Quick ViewUNIM-ISL-6261xBob Marley
Kaya (Awaiting Repress)Features Original Artwork
Kaya continues what has become an unspoken tradition in the evolution of Bob Marley & the Wailers discography -- blending western sounds and motifs with the icons and traditions from the very core of Jamaican society. In fact, the very word kaya is synonymous with marijuana in Rastafarian culture. Likewise, the album Kaya could be easily construed as an open love letter or musical paean to the lifestyle that Marley so eagerly embraced and promoted.
Themes of commonality and unity pervade this release more so than previous albums. Likewise, the overt political stances that had become somewhat of a moniker for Marley and the Wailers are temporarily replaced by timeless compositions, such as the eternally optimistic Easy Skanking and Is This Love. Marley had not -- as some proclaimed -- gone soft, however. The light, at times practically giddy, rhythms on Satisfy My Soul contrast the darker brooding sonic and lyrical images on Running Away.
The most pressings issues Marley deals with concern ever-increasing spiritual consciousness. Throughout Kaya, humble thanks is offered to, as well as guidance sought from, Jah -- evidence that the spirituality that permeates the Wailers music is real and not lip service. Kaya could be considered the oasis before the political and personal eruptions that would inform and influence Marley and the Wailers next studio releases Survival and Uprising.1. Easy Skanking
2. Kaya
3. Is This Love
4. Sun Is Shining
5. Satisfy My Soul
6. She's Gone
7. Misty Morning
8. Crisis
9. Running Away
10. Time Will Tell$24.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - Sealed AWAITING REPRESS Buy Now
Love Is Here Quick ViewWARB-PAR-9880$21.99Buy Now
Love Is HereLove Is Here is the debut studio album by indie rock band Starsailor.
Starsailor was already a critic's darling in the band's native England during mid-2001, and the group's painfully melodic debut, Love Is Here, poised the band to rise in the shadows of Doves, Coldplay, and Travis. Starsailor, however, isn't as polished as its counterparts, but that's not to say Love Is Here isn't a beautiful piece of work. It's less lilting than Coldplay's Parachutes, and frontman James Walsh's aching vocals shape his angularity as a singer/songwriter.
Starsailor is a young band, and Love Is Here illustrates the group's sharp intellect inside basic acoustics. Singles such as the passionately violent Alcoholic and melancholic dark hues of Fever touch upon Starsailor's own pop stylings. The band isn't typically jaunty, for the members of Starsailor are a bit cynical. Lyrics reflect battles with self-discovery, independence, and being lovelorn; however, they're matches of a survivor.
Talk Her Down, one of the album's most gnarling tracks, bounces with light psychedelic patterns, and Good Souls is probably Starsailor's closest rock & roll moment. The live soundscape found on Love Is Here sets up the simplistic beauty of this new band. They didn't go for a grand bombast of crashing guitars and angst-ridden stories similar to Oasis and Manic Street Preachers. They go for something more positive as well -- each song soars with intricate musicianship and melodic lushness. Wigan native Richard Ashcroft would be pleased.1. Tie Up My Hands
2. Poor Misguided Fool
3. Alcoholic
4. Lullaby
5. Way To Fall
6. Fever
7. She Just Wept
8. Talk Her Down
9. Love Is Here
10. Good Souls
11. Coming Down$21.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
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Johnny99Although it went virtually unnoticed upon its initial release in 1983, this intriguing record momentarily put a halt to Johnny Cash's precipitous artistic decline and kept the promise of his resurgence alive. Recorded in Los Angeles with session men including Marty Stuart, Norton Buffalo, Jo-El Sonnier, and producer Brian Ahern, Johnny 99 focuses on the work of younger songwriters--Bruce Springsteen, Paul Kennerley, Guy Clark--and might be the lone oasis in an otherwise barren decade. The solemn opener, Springsteen's Highway Patrolman, sets the tone as Cash turns a very restrained reading into an emotional powerhouse, supported by Hoyt Axton's baritone growl. The Springsteen-penned title track becomes a honky-tonk anthem as Cash delivers the Boss's lyrics with acute understanding. The touching Civil War ballad God Bless Robert E. Lee, the tropical/topical Joshua Gone Barbados, and the attractive duet with June Carter on Kennerley's Brand New Dance help round out a rather diverse (for Cash) collection. Aside from the occasional guitar effect and unnecessary keyboard intrusion (it was 1983 after all), this set marks a high point of a low period.
--Marc Greilsamer1. Highway Patrolman
2. That's the Truth
3. God Bless Robert E. Lee
4. New Cut Road
5. Johnny 99
6. Ballad of the Ark
7. Joshua Gone Barbados
8. Girl from the Canyon
9. Brand New Dance (with June Carter Cash)
10. I'm Ragged But I'm Right$31.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP Buy Now
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PunchbuzzWhen Husky returned to the familiar sites and sounds of Melbourne late in 2015, the singer-songwriter sought sanctuary at a creative hub called The Hotel - "an old mansion that serves as a home, way station, salon, oasis for artists, eccentrics, night owls and sojourners passing through or needing to hang up their skates for a while.
"Melbourne was new to me as it always is when I return from being away. But it was also full of ghosts - remnants of my past life, people who were no longer around, places that were at once familiar and foreign, memories that drifted through my dreams and waking thoughts, becoming fused and inseparable. I slept little but dreamt a lot. My dreams were of the past, they took me back over and over again when what I wanted was to start again, to find something brand new. Ghost was part of a process of coming to terms with this half asleep, half awake, somewhere between the haunted past and the sunlit possibility of tomorrow."
It was at The Hotel, readjusting to Melbourne life, that 'Ghost' and the album Punchbuzz were born. Shaped by the duo's recent experiences, Punchbuzz finds Husky tapping into something that hadn't previously come to the fore on their debut album Forever So or much-loved follow-up Ruckers Hill. It sees the band swapping their signature folk sound for streamlined indie rock that lopes ahead with widescreen atmosphere, dark lyrics, and newly muscled melodies. Sharp, lean, and driving, the album more than lives up to the dynamic imperative of its title.1. Ghost
2. Shark Fin
3. Punchbuzz
4. Late Night Store
5. Cut The Air
6. Splinters In The Fire
7. Walking In Your Sleep
8. Cracks In The Pavement
10. Flower Drum
11. Spaces Between Heartbeats$18.99Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
Freedom Tower - No Wave Dance Party 2015 Quick ViewREDD-MOM-2216xJon Spencer Blues Explosion
Freedom Tower - No Wave Dance Party 2015New York City is a big place. A loud place. Some of that noise is music. And some of the music is noise.
Sucking it all in and turning it loose with prejudice, the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion takes a ferocious bite out of the Big Apple with their new long-player, Freedom Tower - No Wave Dance Party 2015, the first record of the new era that demands to be stopped and frisked!
Like the best sides that percolated up from the Bronx, the Lower East Side, and Greenwich Village across the 1970s and '80s - Freedom Tower is more than a high-octane dance party record, it is a document of New York City, a chronicle of grit and terror and love!
It's all here: The Hustler and The Trust Fund Baby, the Mosh Pit Casualty, the Celebrity Chef, the Crooked Cop, the Struggling Artist, the Sucker MC, the forgotten Sex Workers and Last-Chance Cinderellas. Within these grooves are cold-water tenements, blue-chip galleries, dingy Avenue B studios, and the last real warrior poet whose dark magick brings garage rock ghosts back from the grave!
Freedom Tower is a radical portrait of New York City set to the savage funkacide of the Blues Explosion, locked and loaded with the most deadly, predatory guitar riffs that primitive magnetic tape can handle . From start to finish, Freedom Tower is overmodulated, cooked with dirt, and finished in acid rain! Freedom Tower is packed with the kind of beats and rhymes that will make even the most reserved Walter Mitty jump back and say "damn!"
For nearly a quarter-century the Blues Explosion have been sweating, freezing, eating, drinking, fucking, fighting, winning, and losing in New York City, perpetrating some of the most timeless moments of musical mayhem in the history of Manhattan and beyond. As ever, Jon Spencer tells the tales, Judah Bauer plays the blues, and Russell Simins smashes things to bits... And as always Blues Explosion stomp on the faux underground oasis peddled by bourgeois hipsters and marketing jocks to deliver the real deal - rock'n'roll that is unapologetically nasty and strong.
Rehearsed and polished in a string of secret gigs and unannounced opening slots in theaters, hotel bars, and dives (often under assumed names), and then recorded at the legendary Daptone House Of Soul in Bushwick and mixed with hip-hop cult legend Alap Momin at the cutting edge of Harlem, Freedom Tower is the most provocative statement of urban pathos and panache ever recorded.
Play this record at all-night rent parties, picnics, discotheques, and protests!
There are eight million stories in the Naked City - but there is only one Blues Explosion!
Freedom Tower - dig it now, while you still can!1. Funeral
2. Wax Dummy
3. Do The Get Down
4. Betty vs. the NYPD
5. White Jesus
6. Born Bad
7. Down and Out
8. Crossroad Hop
9. The Ballad Of Joe Buck
10. Dial Up Doll
11. Bellevue Baby
12. Tales of Old New York: The Rock Box
13. Cooking for Television$19.99Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
Richland Woman Blues (Pure Pleasure) Quick ViewSPCO-PUR-SP-1270xMaria Muldaur
Richland Woman Blues (Pure Pleasure)
Best known for that ditty about camels, Maria Muldaur has since established herself as one of the finest folk/country/jazz/blues/gospel interpreters ever to have a Top Five single. After 26 years and 24 solo albums, Muldaur -- inspired by a trip to Memphis' Beale Street -- digs deep into her roots and pays tribute to the classic blues women of the '20s and '30s. Aided by the similarly inclined Bonnie Raitt, Taj Mahal, and Alvin 'Youngblood' Hart, Muldaur breezes through 14 tunes from icons Bessie Smith and Memphis Minnie, as well as obscurities from the Reverend Gary Davis, Mississippi John Hurt, and Blind Willie Johnson. Keeping the unplugged accompaniment stripped way down to a single guitar or piano and occasional bass, Muldaur has room to maneuver her evocative vocals that shift from gritty groans to a high-pitched edgy trill. Far from a dry history lesson, these songs are performed with the strength and tenacity of the women who originally sang them. Whether spinning saucy, double entendre lyrics in Me And My Chauffeur Blues (»the way you ride so easy, I can't turn you down«) or longing for her Southern home after moving north during the Depression in Bessie Smith's Far Away Blues, the singer remains invigorated and inspired throughout. By returning to her late-'60s Jim Kweskin Jug Band coffeehouse days, Maria Muldaur has discovered her middle-aged oasis with Richland Woman Blues. And there's not a camel in sight.
- Maria Muldaur (vocal)
- Alvin Youngblood Hart (guitar, vocal)
- Bonnie Raitt, John Sebastian (guitar)
- David Wilkie (mandocello)
- Dave Mathews (piano)
- Roly Salley (bass)
- Angela Strehli, Tracy Nelson (vocal)
Recording: 2001 by John Jacob
Production: John Jacob & Maria Muldaur
About Pure Pleasure
At the beginning of the 90s, in the early days of audiophile vinyl re-releases, the situation was fairly straightforward. Companies such as DCC, Mobile Fidelity, Classic Records and, of course, Pure Pleasure all maintained a mutual, unwritten ethical code: we would only use analogue tapes to manufacture records.
During the course of the present vinyl hype, many others have jumped on the bandwagon in the hope of securing a corner of the market. Very often they are not so ethical and use every imaginable source to master from: CDs, LPs, digital files, MP3s - or employed existent tools from the 80s and 90s for manufacturing.
A digital delay is gladly used when cutting a lacquer disc because tape machines with an analogue delay have become quite rare and are therefore expensive. When cutting the lacquer, the audio signal is delayed by one LP revolution against the signal, which controls the cutter head, and for this a digital delay is very often employed. Of course, the resultant sound signal is completely digital and thus only as good as this delay.
We should like to emphasize that Pure Pleasure Records on principle only uses the original master tape as the basis for the entirely analogue cutting of lacquer discs. In addition, the pressing tool is newly manufactured as a matter of principle.
We only employ existing tools for manufacturing if an improved result is not forthcoming, e.g. the title Elvis Is Back, which was mastered by Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray, or several titles from our Philips Classics series, which in any case Willem Makkee cut from the original masters at the Emil Berliner Studios in the 90s. It goes without saying that we only used the mother and that new tools were made for our production.
To put it in a nutshell: we can ensure you that our releases are free from any kind of digital effects and that the lacquer discs are newly cut.1. The One To Sing The Blues
2. I'm So Bad (Baby I Don't Care)
3. No Voices In The Sky
4. Going To Brazil
5. Nightmare/Dreamtime
6. Love Me Forever
7. Angel City
8. Make My Day
10. Shut You Down
11. 1916$34.99180 Gram Audiophile Virgin Vinyl LP - Sealed Buy Now
Poets Were My Heroes Quick ViewREDD-FAT-9119xMorning Glory
Poets Were My HeroesMorning Glory is made up of the stuff that the gritty, punk-crust motherland of New York's infamous Lower East Side has been known to spawn. This group of punkers and squatters had very humble beginnings indeed. Already in various other New York punk bands, Morning Glory first became the spark of an idea when Ezra Kire (Leftöver Crack, Choking Victim, INDK) took time off from touring and started to write some tunes in his NYC apartment.
In 2001, with nothing but a drum machine and an 8-track reel-to-reel, Ezra wrote and recorded the songs that would become Morning Glory's first LP, This Is No Time ta Sleep. Though it was self-recorded, home-released and had no touring support, it still managed to create a small but ubiquitous underground buzz. With a virtuosic range of musical elements such as ska, punk, metal, and even some rhyming, its catchy, anthemic sing-alongs showcased Ezra's flourishing writing talents. And while his lyrics stayed true to the caustic political edge of his other bands, the overall message remained more optimistic and leaned towards the humanistic, personal side of life.
In 2002, Ezra finally assembled a live band, handpicking musicians from the local NYC punk scene, including members of Nausea, World/Inferno Friendship Society and Stockyard Stoics. This lineup recorded the EP, The Whole World is Watching, released on Blacknoise Records in 2003. While the years that followed were spent recording and touring with Leftöver Crack, Morning Glory took a back seat.
But after these long years of touring, Ezra finally decided to give Morning Glory the attention it deserved in 2010 and began writing songs for what was to become the epic new album, Poets Were My Heroes. In the summer of 2011, Ezra and the band (with longtime members Early Gates, "Metal" Chris and Lucky Strano alongside new guitarist Adam Schrager) hit the studio with a barrage of new material. Picture the sonic kaleidoscope of punk noise meeting strings, horns, choirs, pianos and organs over a web of distorted guitars and marching, single kick pedal drums.
These are the sounds that make up Poets Were My Heroes, Morning Glory's Fat Wreck Chords debut and first full-length album recorded with a live band. Re-enlisting producer Jesse Cannon (The Menzingers, Saves the Day), a wealth of material was recorded, with only the very strongest songs being chosen to make up the album. It is both grand and elaborate, with each song evoking a different mood and style, challenging the musicianship of even the most dexterous players, while still maintaining its punk-inspired simplicity.
While the band itself has described themselves as "somewhere between Oasis and The Clash," they continue to break rules and write music that is true only to themselves, adhering to no genres, creeds or political factions. The sing-along choruses give the band a broader appeal than the standard politi-kill punk acts, but the key message is more subversive: "Think for yourself, decide for yourself, make up your own mind and love your friends. Only you know what is right for you. Together we are what we can't be alone." It's this unity in diversity that makes the band special and not just another punk outfit. Double vinyl includes digital download of full album.1. Everything's A Song (To Me)
2. Shelter From The Spoon
3. Poets Were My Heroes
4. March Of The Asylum
5. Quemar Las Fronteras
6. Divide By
7. Orphan's Holiday
8. Touch
9. Patiently
10. Life's A Long Revenge
11. Another Way (Outside The Walls Of Eden)
12. Born To December$19.99Vinyl LP - 2 LPs Sealed Buy Now
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NVMLike a fluorescent-lit snack-aisle oasis in some desolate interstate road stop, brimming with Skittles and limited-edition Sno Balls, Tacocat's Easter-egg-hued pop-punk-pop is bubblegum-sticky with hooks, bound to brighten up the most drab stretch of bummer backroad.
The band's four-person, seven-layer-burrito came together organically: Lelah Maupin (drums) and Eric Randall (guitar) met in their native Longview, WA-two hours south of Seattle, the very town that Green Day named their breakout debut single after. Lelah's family room was wallpapered with framed Magic Eye posters, hence Stereogram, the cross-eyed love letter to that bizarre '90s optical fad. She met lanky Eric while both worked at Safeway, wearing the chain's distinctive navy aprons before breaking north to Seattle. Eric's band The Trashies practiced and played in the basement of the 24/7 House in the Central District, where Long Beach, CA native Bree McKenna (bass) was living, amongst the dust, boxes, and spiders. Lelah met Butte, MT native Emily Nokes (voice, tambourine) in one excruciatingly early/boring graphic design class, slipping her a doodled-upon note; she soon noticed Emily's big voice while she sang along with R. Kelly on the radio. Emily and Bree hit it off one sloshy night at the Comet. Eric impressed Emily with his reenactments of scenes from Anaconda. Sometime around 2007, via countless raucous house party shows, the legend of Tacocat was born.
The foursome would quickly make a name for themselves with their simply energizing power pop, drawing on classic Northwest energy with an uncommonly upbeat, surfy swag that could only come from gray skies and hydroponic sunshine. Their sly and unabashed '90s revivalism has, in the past, found the band pondering Evan Dando and Waterworld-and Bree herself explains finding about riot grrrl via Napster and Julia Stiles in 10 Things I Hate About You. They've described themselves variously as Feminist sci-fi and Equal parts Kurt and Courtney; oh well, whatever NVM.
NVM-Tacocat's second full-length album and first for Hardly Art, opens up like some mystery shoebox, wistful, instantly nostalgic: snapshots of mortifying exes (You Never Came Back) and sketchy party situations (Party Trap), maybe a postcard with an alien smoking a joint. Cigarette cellophane-wrapped weed nugs, pain pill crumbs and wrapped tampons (all the girls are surfing the wave, surfing the crimson wave today"), all serve as a roadmap through Tacocat's bong-ripped reminiscences, scenarios all-too familiar and hilariously improbable. There's the notoriously inconsistent #8 Metro line (F.U. #8) and the accountability-allergic, black-clad brick-heavers of This Is Anarchy. The protagonist of Psychedelic Quinceañera-based on Bree-just wants to dance with rainbows, mind-expansion style, instead of having to wear a frilly dress in front of her whole family. Emily daydreams of a Bridge to Hawaii, where even the destitute could walk their asses to paradise-before being snapped out of it by cat-calls from construction workers, business dads, and drunk hobos (Hey Girl); sweaty jerks telling her that she should smile!
NVM all that, though: you should, and will, smile-either a wry little corner-lifter or a big ear-to-ear equator-and shake what's yours, when you hear the whippet-smart latest album from the world's favorite palindromic band. Text a friend.
--Larry Mizell1. You Never Came Back
2. Bridge to Hawaii
3. Crimson Wave
4. Stereogram
5. Pocket Full of Primrose
6. Psychedelic Quinceañera
7. Time Pirate
8. This is Anarchy
9. Hey Girl
10. Party Trap
12. Alien Girl
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Howler Bros
Howler founders Chase Heard and Andy Stepanian spent their adolescent summers haunting the waters and fish of Florida and Virginia and riding the ripples those states call waves. Both Heard and Stepanian now live in Texas where they raise families, work hard, make music together, chase fish with fly rods and make runs to the nearest coast or river when the opportunity arises.
Their vision for Howler – and the name Howler Brothers – was inspired by a sound they each heard on surf trips to Costa Rica: the call of the loudest animal in North America, the Howler Monkey. If you've heard it, you know how loud and startling the sound can be. But, after hearing it a few times, the sound becomes a part of the collective feeling of being in Central America and serves as a constant reminder that you're in a good place, doing something you love.
With this emotional connection as a base line, Heard and Stepanian formed Howler Brothers to craft limited run, high quality clothing and goods that draw inspiration from the style and tradition of surfing and coastal sports. They set out to make gear that works in the water, on the boat, and around the fire pit when the stories are told. Clothes you might wear when you're hearing Howler Monkeys from your hut after a day well spent. Or clothes to wear when you're wishing you were.
Howler Brothers clothing designs honor the soul, passion and timeless style of sports such as surfing and fly fishing but update historic garment ideas with modern influence from waves, water, geography, fashion and art. Every garment and accessory is crafted with functionality and attention to detail at the forefront.

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Mundelein parks pre-school open house:
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The Mundelein Park District and its Learning Center Preschool hosts an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, March 10. Families can learn about the hands-on, interactive, creative and "education through recreation" preschool programming. Visitors also will be able to meet teachers, tour the facility, learn about theme-based programming, class objectives and how children are prepared for kindergarten. The Learning Center Preschool is at 1016 Diamond Lake Road, between Route 45 and Routes 60/83, in Mundelein. Parking is available across from the facility.
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Internet Neutral Exchange
Internet Neutral Exchange (INEX) is an Internet exchange located in the Republic of Ireland, with points of presence in Dublin at TeleCity - Citywest, Telecity (Formerly Data Electronics) - Kilcarbery Park, Interxion - Park West and Vodafone (formerly Cable & Wireless) - Clonshaugh.
The system provides a modern layer 2 ethernet switching network supporting IPv4, IPv6 and facilitating multicast peerings on several vlans, with supported access speeds of 10Mbit/s, 100Mbit/s, 1Gbit/s and 10Gbit/s. The membership of INEX includes most of the large/medium Internet service providers (ISPs) based in Ireland, a growing number of digital content providers, the Irish Government network, VoIP providers and mobile operators. There is an associate membership category for non-trafficking organisations that have an interest in networking within the Irish IP community.
Internet Neutral Exchange Association Limited is incorporated as a company limited by guarantee and is registered at the Companies Registration Office in Dublin, No. 253804. Each of its members is entitled to vote at general meetings. INEX maintains an executive board of 8 people, elected from its member representatives, and all board members must resign after two consecutive years service. Board members may be re-elected.
Planning for INEX started in 1996 and it became operational in May 1997 with the backing of its four founding members; EUnet Ireland, HEAnet, Indigo and Telecom Internet with the objective of locally exchanging IP traffic between Irish-based ISPs, rather than using an external exchange or transit providers. As of January 2014, the Association had 65 full members and 15 associate members.


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Three years ago, French transplants Cary Guy and Marie-Claude Thiebault did something few high-end hoteliers in the Dominican Republic have dared: they thought small and out-of-the-way.
The Peninsula House, featured on the Brides Magazine - January 2011.
The best places to stay in the world,
selected by the readers of Condé Nast Traveler.
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Myles Jury asked for Nate Diaz. Instead, he'll face Takanori Gomi in Japan at UFC Fight Night 52.
Jury and Gomi will meet September 20 from the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan. The card features a main event between Roy Nelson and Mark Hunt.
Jury (14-0) has won all five of his UFC bouts since appearing on The Ultimate Fighter, including a recent victory over former TUF winner Diego Sanchez. Recently, Jury confirmed that he had signed a contract to face Diaz, but Diaz declined to do the same as he continues to work to renegotiate his contract with the promotion.
Gomi (35-9) sports a 4-4 Octagon mark, having won three of his last four and earning a pair of "Fight of the Night" bonuses in the process.
Below is the current lineup:
Heavyweight: Roy Nelson vs. Mark Hunt
Female Bantamweight: Miesha Tate vs. Rin Nakai
Flyweight: Kyoji Horiguchi vs. Chris Cariaso
Lightweight: Myles Jury vs. Takanori Gomi


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VetGun - Horn Fly Control System
From Other Products
VetGun is the proven delivery platform for effective horn fly control when and where you need it — with minimal labor, handling or stress. Simple to operate, accurate and reliable, VetGun works from a distance of 15 to 30 feet to safely deliver a precise, consistent dose of a topical insecticide. Each product offers a unique mode-of-action to fit perfectly with your insecticide resistance program. The VetGun is the only approved delivery system for the AiM-L and AiM-A Abamectin VetCaps. Designed and manufactured with the highest standards and materials, VetGun is supported by an exceptional service warranty.
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VetGun is the only approved delivery system for treating cattle for horn flys, face flies and lice with the AiM-L VetCaps. It's simple to operate, accurate and reliable. The VetGun is designed and manufactured with the highest standards and materials to consistently deliver each VetCap to the target animal and is supported by an exceptional service guarantee. AiM-L VetCap is a scientifically developed gelatin capsule containing an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)- approved topical insecticide proven effective for control of horn flies and lice on cattle. The AiM-L VetCaps are specifically engineered to withstand transportation and handling, yet burst upon contact with the animal. AiM-L VetCaps contain 10 mL of lambda cyhalothrin encased in a specialized capsule to be used exclusively with the VetGun.
AiM-L VetCaps are recommended for use on cattle over 600 lbs. Please note storage and handling requirements for this product as it is sensitive to cold temperatures and humidity. Store product in conditions where relative humidity is kept between 30 and 50% and temperatures are maintained between 50-70°F.
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Last October, with a minimum of fanfare, the British government made a small adjustment to its vaccination schedule. As of 5 November 2001, the Department of Health (DoH) modified its booster schedule to include another dose of the whooping cough vaccine.
Children who have already had the standard three doses of the whooping cough vaccine at two, three and four months of age are now to receive a preschool booster when they are three and five, at the same time as the diphtheria and tetanus booster. The government has even been considering this as a 'one-stop' shot with the measles-mumps-rubella triple booster, so that preschoolers could receive at least six vaccines all on the same day.
Concealed behind this seemingly innocuous addition to the preschool vaccine schedule lies some enormous concerns on the part of officialdom, not least of which is that the whooping cough jab may have spawned a new disease immune to vaccination.
The DoH readily admits that the new booster drive has been initiated because the ordinary vaccine is failing to prevent cases of whooping cough among the very young. According to a DoH press release on 15 October, despite a 95 per cent vaccination take-up rate, pertussis is still a source of considerable illness and death among babies. The DoH maintains that babies are catching whooping cough from either their older siblings or parents.
The evidence suggests that the DoH figures have been highly inflated to justify the new vaccine. According to the Public Health Laboratory Service (PHLS) - the UK's chief body for monitoring and formulating policy on infectious disease - in 1999, the last year that full figures are available, there were 1139 notifications of whooping cough in England and Wales, and two deaths. In 1980, there were 21,131 cases of disease and six deaths.
In 2000, there were only 712 reported cases of the disease. These two years represent the lowest notification on record for two years running, according to the PHLS.
Nevertheless, the fatality ratio (number of deaths per 100 notifications of the disease) is going up. In 1980, the fatality ratio was 0.03. In 1998, this swelled to 0.25 (or eight times) and, in 1999, it was 0.18, or six times what it was in 1980.
Despite nearly universal vaccination coverage in very young infants, the proportion of disease is increasing among very young babies. The PHLS analysed the numbers for the years 1990-97 and found that, although the total number of cases fell during this period, the number of pertussis cases in children under three months didn't. Children in this age group accounted for 48 per cent of cases in 1999-2000. In the first quarter of 2001, of 47 confirmed cases, 62 per cent were under three months old (CDR Weekly, 21 June 2001).
Although the PHLS maintains that most babies getting whooping cough are too young to be vaccinated, the fact is that babies get their first shots at two months. A proportion of the under-one-year-olds who get whooping cough would have had at least one of their three doses of DPT. What is more likely is that the vaccine isn't working, even among children who have just received their shots.
With the preschool booster, the government may be attempting to make a preemptive strike on a disease that is reemerging in many places around the globe.


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The United States Supreme Court -- the highest court in the land -- one of the most powerful institutions in the world -- is afraid of something most of us would relish: being on television.
Today is day two of the three days of oral arguments that the United States Supreme Court has scheduled to hear to decide whether the nation's healthcare law -- unaffectionately referred to as Obamacare -- is constitutional. Lawyers from both sides will make their arguments and be grilled by the Justices on the issues of the case.
This is clearly one of the most important Supreme Court decisions since the Court's ruling concerning the 2000 presidential election in the case of Bush v. Gore. (In case you forgot, Bush won that one.)
So how many TV cameras will be in the Supreme Court to capture the lawyer's arguments in this historic case? Two? Three? One? Nope, the answer is zero.
The US Supreme Court denied the medias' request to allow cameras to film the oral arguments in this case -- a case which will not only impact millions of Americans, but will also likely have a tremendous impact on this November's presidential election.
It's simply mind-boggling that TV cameras are not permitted to televise this case, yet we are able to watch live coverage of Lindsay Lohan's probation hearings. (All of them.) We were even able to watch Snooki's hearings in the Seaside Heights municipal court as she plead guilty to charges arising from a drunken escapade on the beaches of the Jersey shore.
Television cameras are allowed in the trial courts in 36 of our states and even more on the appellate level. Some state Supreme Courts like New Jersey, Texas and Utah, to name a few, even offer live web streaming of the lawyers' oral arguments and archive them for years on their respective websites.
But the US Supreme Court -- the highest court in the land -- would rather work behind a cloak of secrecy than allow us to see their proceedings. In fact, only about 250 members of the public are allowed into the court to observe the arguments together with a handful of members of the media.
Why don't they allow TV cameras? One argument is that there is a fear that lawyers or justices will "showboat" for the cameras -- as if a lawyer will open his/her argument with: "Before I talk about the healthcare law, I'd first like to sing a song from Les Miserables."
Or maybe once the cameras start rolling, Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg or Antonin Scalia would jump to give us their audition for Dancing with the Stars?
As a former lawyer, I can assure you that a lawyer would not risk embarrassing themselves, undermining their case before the US Supreme Court, and subjecting themselves to a lawsuit for malpractice by turning their oral argument into an audition for America's Got Talent.
The other argument raised in opposition to the cameras is that the clips will be taken out of context. That is always a concern, but if that argument were followed, it could be used to ban television cameras from televising any government functions, from US Congress to municipal court trials.
The US Supreme Court should have allowed cameras to cover the health care arguments. First, it would have given all of us more information about the legal issues surrounding the health care laws. I for one could use some more facts on this law and I think most of us could as well.
Second, it would increase the public's confidence in this politically charged case. We would have been able to watch the arguments and discuss the issues ensuring full transparency.
As Illinois Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride stated in January as the Illinois Supreme Court finally agreed to allow TV cameras into that court: "The idea behind this is simple. We need to have the courts be more open. By having the public keeping an eye on what is going on in the courtroom, it can act as a check in the balance of power."
If there ever was a case for the US Supreme Court to allow TV cameras, it was this one. But now if you want to watch judge discuss important issues, you are stuck with the judges on American Idol.


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EVERETT — The possibility of more snow, and more ice, could mean major problems for the Tuesday morning commute.
Marble-sized hail falling during Monday evening's rush-hour backed up traffic in Everett for nearly an hour. For many, the hail served as a reminder that winter was nearly here.
"I think about if I have good tires I mean that's very important," said driver Diana Roe, who was caught in the hail Monday night. "The more traction you have in your tires the better you're going to be able to go around the road."
Washington state's Department of Transportation and other local agencies around Western Washington are on high alert for bad driving conditions. In Snohomish County, were the convergence zone could bring up to three inches of snow, 30 plows are on standby and crews are ready to hit the road as soon as needed.
The state DOT is also ready to start plowing at a moment's notice, said Dave McCormick, an official with WSDOT. More than 100 plows are on standby, and crews are ready to dispense salt and sand as needed.
"Temperatures are going to be going down tonight," McCormick said. "We're going to have areas that have frozen roadways, especially overnight into the morning."
In Seattle, new sensors to detect ice on area bridges will be put to the test. The sensors were installed on the West Seattle Bridge, the Alaskan Way Viaduct, the Aurora Bridge and five other places for a total of $9,000. They are embedded into the surface, and were purchased to provide minute-to-minute updates for drivers, said Rick Sheridan of the Seattle Department of Transportation.
"These sensors give us the ability to understand what's happening to the roadway surface and so we get a constant live update about the actual temperature of the roadway " Sheridan said. "So when it starts to freeze, or when the temperature drops below freezing, we can see that and we can respond to it as needed."
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The principles and methods of the macroscopic examinations and the microscopic, chemical, and instrumental analysis of trace and patterned evidence. Hair, fibers, glass, soil, paint, GSR, arson, explosives, fingerprint, and other patterned evidence will be covered in this class. The principles of chain of custody will be studied.
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http://atlantica-online.ru/t/francesca-atk-hairy-auntjudys-447502/1.aspx#1330048Why does the numerical string "one zero six four seven" in the link get replaced by the string "[NO CASH CLICKS]"?
My guess... that exact string of five numbers is/was tied to a frequently used cash-click link.
If you put any numbers or letters next to those five, and post it, the auto-cover doesn't kick in. BUT, if you put any other keyboard character next to it, the auto-cover works. I don't know enough about code to figure that one out.


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Alice Hoffman Quotes About RunningQuotes about: Running
Maybe a hundred years ago our people should have run away from this place, I said... And then run from the next place and the next place and the place after that? You run once, what makes you think you won't have to run all the rest of your life?... We love moment to moment... Everything changes. One minute we are part of the river, and the next we are joined with the sea.
She knows where she's going, and what she has to do. She could, after all, find her way to Route 95 South blindfolded. She could do it in the dark, in fair weather or foul; she can do it even when it seems she will run out of gas. It doesn't matter what people tell you. It doesn't matter what they might say. Sometimes you have to leave home. Sometimes, running away means you're headed in the exact right direction.
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Does Account + Creative ≠ Agency?
Patients are actively seeking information from sources well beyond their HCPs. To help these patients find and benefit from relevant information, agencies are drawing on expertise from nontraditional specialties, such as anthropology and behavioral sociology, in addition to the ever-expanding digital skill sets needed for today's agency team. This shift requires agencies to be more adept at helping clients see beyond bold creative to impactful creative. Empowered patients are driving conversations with their HCPs. Finding ways to become part of this process is vital to success in today's pharma marketing environment.
Agencies: Don't let a "single point of contact" be a "single point of value." Account leaders should be door openers, not gatekeepers. Our agency staffs a diverse talent pool including user-experience gurus, adult-learning strategists, emerging-media experts and behavioral psychologists, to name a few. These resources are critical to the success of today's brands. Providing unfettered access to these resources will actually increase the value of the relationship you have with your client. Clients: Be open to your agency's including new faces and titles in your meetings. Better yet, expect it from them. If they are staffing appropriately, you'll get greater value by directly engaging with these specialists than by having the information parroted to you through your account representative.
Charles Darwin said, "The species that survives is the one that is able best to adapt and adjust to the changing environment.…" This is the situation pharma faces in today's healthcare landscape. Evolution requires change, and for pharma to succeed it must change the way it operates. One of the greatest opportunities for change is the agency–pharma relationship. Pharma agencies are becoming more specialized by acquiring new skill sets and talent from outside the industry, resulting in new insights, sources of evidence and approaches that can enhance pharma's value and impact. In order for pharma to fully leverage the innovative opportunities offered by emerging agency skill sets, it has to engage specialized agencies as sources of solutions and strategies, not just as execution shops for outdated ideas.
We've been seeing this shift for some time. It turned acute when marketers became more comfortable in applying multiple channels to promote their brands. While it didn't happen overnight, some in our industry just weren't prepared for the change. The fact is, we need to think beyond the traditional one-to-one relationship and accept the one-to-many. We now live in the era of "instant on." We no longer have to wait for devices to charge, boot up and launch. Brand messages can appear almost instantaneously—if the right stakeholders were involved in their ideation, development and execution. This new level of marketing requires nurturing a complex relationship that crosses multiple departments, subject matter expertise and disciplines. The one-to-many relationship? It's the reality of our time.


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The Poll is now closed. Congratulations to D. Dueck for winning the contest!
With Benison in the lead, the four top books are:
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2. Automatic World, by Struan Sinclair
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4. Autumn, One Spring, by Patti Grayson
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Manitoba Reads is a friendly competition that involves you, the audience, to help choose a book for all of us to read. Here's how it works:
A long list of 12 Manitoba authored books was established and voted upon until August 12. The four books that received the most votes will then be debated by a panel of literary pros in front of a live audience on Friday, September 21 as part of the launch for THIN AIR 2012. After the debate, voting will re-open for the remaining four books, with the winning title being announced on the Weekend Morning Show on Sunday, September 23.
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DRAMA CLUB: Joseon Gunman Episodes 7-8 (1/2)
Hello, Joseon Gunman fans! Drama Debussie here for another week of, "Wait...what just happened?" We learned very quickly that Yoon Kang is not the only one with secrets as the rest of the characters seem to be dealing with their own internal battles, some of them especially unexpected.
Yoon Kang's motive for hiding his identity from Soo In may be her protection, but I'm starting to think it's more for his. Being the curious person she is, Soo In WILL figure out his true identity which makes me think it would ultimately be better for him to put it all out on the table. Although for every person he reveals himself to, he is forced to return to the person he was and Soo In would be the final nail in the coffin for his life as Hasegawa Hanjo, a life he would much rather mask his former self behind.
As much I may find Soo In's curiosity disruptive, I can appreciate that her presence incites the feelings that he had for her and these feelings only belonged to the past Yoon Kang who wasn't hardened by betrayal. Her naivete is disarming for him and juxtaposes his need to be the revenge seeking Joseon Gunman we've all come to love.
On the other hand you have Choi Hye Won who is certainly not naive or nearly as curious. This we now know can be blamed on her surprisingly traumatic childhood. I always wondered what made her so strong and confident from the moment we met her. Now we know that she simply has survival skills that she had to adopt very early on in her life.
Hopefully these survival skills will carry over to Kim Ho Kyung who is in the battle of his life as he prepares to go to battle with his father who just so happens to be the opposition that Ho Kyung has been tasked with overthrowing. The next family dinner is going to be awkward to say the least
It helps that he will have a king, who's having his battles on a political level, behind him that wants change for everyone, not just the nobles. So far with the main characters we've been introduced to, we could have a revolution on our hands.
Something I'm not sad about as it's never a good idea to let men who want unlimited power to stay in power. They'll never be satisfied and change, which is ever constant, can be stalled indefinitely. Never great for a country as whole, but even worse for the plot line.
A plot line that kept taking a rather heart wrenching turn every time we had to witness Yoon Kang tell Yeon Ha that he was not her brother and then later having to watch his emotions melt his resolve leaving us all in puddles of tears with him. This had to be the internal battle of all the battles this week. Yup, hands down that was the winner.
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Catch up on past posts from the Joseon Gunman Drama Club:
Episodes 1-4: [Part 1] [Part 2]
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Dumfries Infirmary ward shut by norovirus
A second hospital in southern Scotland has stopped admissions to a ward for the elderly after an outbreak of the norovirus.
Ward 18 at Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary has been affected.
NHS Borders confirmed on Friday that it had taken similar action over an outbreak in ward 10 at the Borders General Hospital.
Infection control measures have been put in place at both hospitals to try to tackle the situation.
Dr Ed James, a consultant microbiologist with NHS Borders, said people with underlying conditions needed to take extra care.
"Norovirus is unpleasant for most of us but not dangerous," he said.
"However, if you have got some co-existing medical condition - maybe a heart problem or a kidney problem, something like that that makes you more susceptible to dehydration - then these people probably ought to be in touch with their doctor or NHS 24 sooner rather than later to avoid any problems developing."


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When you're a kid, you don't see difference. You're trained to see difference by a society that tells you that other people are not like you. You are told to hate that.
My parents taught me what gay people were. Before he divorced my mother, I remember watching a Richard Simmons video at home with my father and Julia, our nurse. Julia loved Richard Simmons and so did I -- for his loud costumes, wild hair and the way the screen lit up when he was on camera. Simmons didn't look like most other people I saw on TV, and his voice was unbearably shrill, but I liked that. It was how my prepubescent, pre-queer voice sounded. I thought he meant I could be myself. Instead, my father made us change the channel, because he didn't want to watch that. I asked him what "that" was. I wanted know why I wasn't allowed to sweat to the oldies. I felt like Lucy Ricardo, kept from the one thing I really wanted for reasons that weren't clear. Why couldn't I be in the show? He wouldn't say.
The next time I saw Richard Simmons on TV, I changed the channel myself.
A few years later, I was driving down the road with my mother after we went to get a soda at the store. I bought a Sprite because it had the most bubbles, and I liked the way they tickled my nose when they reached the surface. I put it between my legs so I could put my hands out the rolled-down window, trying to grab the summer air. We were listening to Elton John, as he pined in space for a home he could never return to. Elton John was my mother's favorite, and she loved him dearly. She sometimes would sway with him in the dark as she got used to a life without my father. Elton was her candle in the divorce. However, she told me that if she I found out I was "like that," she would "lock me in a closet and beat me." I got it now.
I accidentally squeezed the Sprite between my legs, and the bubbles burst everywhere. They didn't tickle this time. They were cold.
I brought this incident up to my mother almost a decade afterward, because it was a formative memory from my childhood. When I grew older and my queerness became apparent, my mother became an ally and, more importantly, someone I could talk to, and she doesn't remember a time when she was not supportive or wasn't by my side, fighting with me. But I remember things differently. I remember when I was nine and having a hard time relating to the other kids around me, not as athletic and coordinated as the other boys or socially adept enough to hang out with the girls. I felt like I would never be accepted or have someone to love me for who I was.
When I asked her if she would be my friend, my mother admitted that if she were my age, she wouldn't be. She didn't hang out with kids like me back when she was in school.
She probably thought she was being helpful by being honest. She was being a good mother, sparing me years of pain by encouraging me to just fit in and keep my difference to myself. I needed to be like other boys -- or I would always be picked on for being too short and too much of a "sissy." I would always be the kid whose backpack was thrown in the garbage can and the one nobody would sit next to on the bus. I was destined to be alone. Adolescence is much easier when you drift along with the current and stop fighting the waves. It's a lot like drowning.
You don't hate by accident. You have to be taught to hate -- in little ways that are reinforced every day, ways you might not even recognize. In my case, hating yourself takes a lifetime. It involves the help of many people around you. It takes standing in church and watching everyone talk to a God they think hates you, listening to a bunch of people silently pray that you will pay for being different, because they think it's the right thing to do. They think they are doing what God wants. I remember the nice ladies in church who hugged me when I was in the closet and hugged me differently after I came out, when I kept going to the same Baptist congregation, daring them not to accept me. They hugged me harder because they didn't want to let go of something. They just weren't sure of what.
No one thinks of themselves as a bigot. They don't look in the mirror and say, "I hate gay people. I am a homophobe." Those women didn't hate me. They loved me so much that they didn't want me to stay the way I was. They didn't want me to experience an eternity of damnation. They wanted to save me, just like my mother did. My mother didn't want me to come home crying or have to stay up late with me because I was too scared to go to school the next day. She didn't want the world to break my heart at such a young age, and it was too hard to ask everyone around me to change. So she asked me to change and broke my heart her own way. I was the one being punished again for not understanding what being different meant.
I thought about this some months ago when I read a tweet from "Morgon Freeman," a fake Twitter account that facetiously bills itself as "messages from God" -- or Black Hollywood God. In the tweet, Freeman wrote, "I hate the word homophobia. You are not scared. You are an asshole." Were those nice ladies from church assholes? Was my mother being an asshole? Is my father still an asshole? My father and I haven't had a real conversation in years, not just because I'm queer but because there's something about me he fundamentally can't relate to.
When I took Eric, my brother from my father's second marriage, to see Life of Pi, my father made a strangely big deal about it, but in a mock-genial manner. He told us it was a "girl movie," and we should go see something else instead. How about the Red Dawn remake?
My father hadn't seen Life of Pi. He didn't even know what it was about. His problem wasn't with the movie. He couldn't articulate what his problem was, the problem he can never talk about, the one we've never talked about. He was scared that I was growing up to be different than he is and that I'm going to have a life he doesn't understand. He thinks he's going to get left behind. It's the same look I saw in his eyes when I was a kid and wanted to play with Barbies or asked to try on a dress. It's the same look I saw when I told him I was going to art school. It's the same look I saw when I eventually told him that the family I create wouldn't look like his.
He already lost two sons. He was afraid of losing another.
I thought about my father when I read Ta-Nehisi Coates' piece last Thursday in the New York Times, which discussed the recent frisking of Forest Whitaker in a New York deli. This incident was yet another example of daily aggressions and microaggressions, not the capital-R racism that we're constantly told is a relic of the past but the smaller racisms that go ignored, the ones that thrive in the margins. It's about the racism that's so ingrained we don't notice, the racism of "nice" people. Coates writes,
In modern America we believe racism to be the property of the uniquely villainous and morally deformed, the ideology of trolls, gorgons and orcs. We believe this even when we are actually being racist... The idea that racism lives in the heart of particularly evil individuals, as opposed to the heart of a democratic society, is reinforcing to anyone who might, from time to time, find their tongue sprinting ahead of their discretion... But much worse, it haunts black people with a kind of invisible violence that is given tell only when the victim happens to be an Oscar winner.
We do this with homophobia. We believe homophobia to be the exclusive territory of diehards, the people who wave signs that "God Hates Fags" or broadcast their revulsion through a microphone outside Old Navy on State Street. We label them as "crazy" and quickly look away.
However, bigotry isn't so easily identifiable. It doesn't always wave signs or march on your funeral or spit in your face at a Pride parade. Bigotry might be your grandfather who turns away slightly when you hug your boyfriend or your grandmother who asks you're bringing your "friend" to Christmas. It might be your mother who gave life to you but doesn't know how to deal with this other thing inside you, who fights herself to love you better. It might live in your own heart, tucked away in one of the rooms you never go into, a room you might not know is there. It might shine in that ersatz smile you show to the trans* and queer youth of color that walk down your street, the ones you push past and learn to politely ignore when you get that late-night cocktail at Minibar. It might be the neighborhood you want to keep "nice."
When I reflect on 2011's Take Back Boystown meetings in Chicago and the people who told our youths they don't belong here, I don't think about bad people. I think about people who fear losing something. I think about my father. I think we're all not as different as we imagine.
A great filmmaker I know once interviewed Rev. Fred Phelps for a documentary. This is how I remember her story. She told me that when she turned the camera on, Phelps spewed the conservative religious dogma he is famous for, performing the intolerance we expect of him. However, after the film stopped rolling, Rev. Fred Phelps became a different person. He offered her a glass of water, because it was a hot day and he worried she wasn't properly hydrated. Phelps and his wife doted on her. They cooked for her. She met members of their family. She shook their hands. She sat on their couch and talked with them.
When she said goodbye and took her crew with her, they embraced her, hugging her differently than she expected. They hugged her like they didn't want to let go. She told me they were the nicest people she's ever met.
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One way that a user can create a classified ad in the Sudbury, Massachusetts, area is to first go to Sudbury.wickedlocal.com, then click on the Classifieds link. This redirects to the WickedLocal.com search page, and from there a user should click on the Place An Ad link. There are options available to post job listings, homes to sell or rent, vehicles for sale or other merchandise and announcements. Users have the option to create a classified ad in paper, online or both. Contact phone numbers are provided to post local paper advertisements, and a service called RunYourAd.com can facilitate posting miscellaneous online classifieds to The Patriot Ledger or The Enterprise.
Want Ad Digest lists classified ads ranging from animals to trucks and vans. The Want Ad Digest website has a link to Rates and Policies with different advertising packaging options. There are some free category ads, paid commission ads based on listing price, quick sale ads, highlighted ads and more expensive feature ads available for purchase. Users can review the ad options and click on the appropriate Place Ad link to create an ad. A customer signup is required for online posting. Alternatively, users can call Want Ad Digest's customer service line to place an ad.Learn more about Advertising


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1. What is the time setting of the Prologue of the novel?
2. Why are Ignacio and Blana in the swamp at the opening of the novel?
3. What happens when Ignacio and Blanca stop searching the swamp and decide to take a rest?
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War's legacy: oil fires, slicks, 150,000 dead
We have just celebrated the miracles of Passover and Easter. We also celebrate the new miracle in the Middle East, the 100-hour war, which gave us oil fires polluting the air; oil slicks in the water; 100,000 Iraqi dead; maybe 50,000 Kuwati dead; Kuwait and Iraq destroyed and Saddam Hussein still in power and free to cannibalize his own people; Israel's vulnerability to hi-tech weapons underscored, as the arms merchants gear up for further profits in the region; new refugees to add to the many already; Kuwait's emir and "legitimate government" restored; and "just a few" American men and women dead.
We celebrate the miracle in the Middle East. We wave flags and yellow ribbons. They are everywhere ` we support our troops. But only "over there." For many of our troops will return to no jobs, daily murder in the city streets, underfunded education for their children (not their suburban fellow citizens, of course). It's a fine welcome.


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"Where is God when you need him, because this does not make sense." – Paula Abdul
Quick! Fill the bath tub with Paula Abdul's CODE BLUE cocktail (everything in the medicine cabinet and Diet Pepsi), because my world has just shattered! Paula Abdul announced on her Twatter that American Idol will lose its brightest (aka craziest) star. These are the tearful words Paula wrote:
With sadness in my heart, I've decided not to return to #IDOL. I'll miss nurturing all the new talent, but most of all I'll miss nurturing all the new talent,but most of all being a part of a show that I helped from day1become an international phenomenon. What I want to say most, is how much I appreciate the undying support and enormous love that you have showered upon me. It truly has been breathtaking, especially over the past month.
American Idol, we're fucking done professionally! How dare they kick Paula to the gutter (where she will probably find a few lude pills – SCORE FOR HER), but keep that useless flap of skin Kara DioYOUKILLEDPAULA! SCRAGS BITCHES! This is a travesty! And where was Simon in all of this?! While he was soaking his tittays in a bowl of cocoa butter, Paula was getting pink-slipped! All he had to do was give up his tight t-shirt budget, so they could give Paula a few more coins. Damn all of them!
It's like I'm blowin' morphine-covered kisses in the wind and Paula isn't there to catch them anymore. Sads.