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Taking The Fever Machine's Temperature
The Fever Machine (Dan Shapiro on vocals and guitar, Fabien Barbet on bass and vocals, and Miguel Bustamante on drums) have been gigging hard since they burst onto the scene back in March. They are headlining a killer bill of local acts this Saturday at Yuyintang. We caught up with them this week before practice and here's what transpired:
I know how Dan and Fabien knew each other, but how did you guys hook up with Miguel?
D: It's funny because Fabien mentioned last week in his interview; I actually met Miguel on Myspace. Miguel hit me up before he came to Shanghai just looking to locate bands and people that were affiliated with them and he asked me a question and I told him about The Rogue Transmission He came with CDs from his band Amigos de la Anejo and stickers that you see all over Yuyintang. So I knew immediately he was a bro who was down and I knew he played drums, but he actually played with some friends of ours, Dan and Olaf, and they were like, "Yeah this dude's pretty badass on the drums." One thing led to another and we ended up jamming over last summer.
M: When I had just arrived I started looking for the music scene. I had no idea where it was in Shanghai. I found out about a concert at Yuyintang. I searched Yuyintang on Myspace, that's how I found out about Dan because they were playing a show. I didn't meet Fabien until a couple of weeks later. I first met Dan that night.
What show was that?
M: August 2008.
I think you guys are rockers, although Fabien may be less into rock, but how rock are you? Do you get into like black metal or death metal?
F: I don't get to be a rocker?
How rocking are you, Fabi? Do you get into black metal, death metal?
F: No, but I've been through that.
M: Well, I listen to rock. I've played punk for ten years straight, and a lot of hardcore, but I'm pretty open when it comes to music. I can listen to a bunch more shit that I really like. There might be four or five genders (sic) I don't dig too much, but after that it's pretty much everything.
What are those genres?
M: I definitely don't like country, that's for sure.
D: Did you say genders? (Much laughter)
M: Genners (sic)? How do you say that word?
D: Just fucking with you, man.
M: I don't like country, R &B, or hip hop, but I do like old ska and reggae and some other variations of rock that aren't that heavy.
D: I think the music that I listen to is a lot more diverse than the music that I write. I am really passionate about rock n' roll music but I think that encompasses a lot of things. I don't listen to "Cookie Monster voice" metal, but classic metal is huge for me. I've definitely listened to some grindcore, but I don't get into that shit. Early Metallica, Motorhead, those are seminal metal bands that still have a little bit of punk attitude and psychedelia wrapped into them so I think that kind of music is indicative of what we do. Miguel doesn't like country, but I like old country, just not Keith Urban. That shit's real whack for sure, but the original Sun Studios Four, that's really country music, honestly. Guys like Carl Perkins are country, but they're still rock n' roll. That's real important. The Rogue Transmission played a lot of boogie rock and I'm into all that stuff.
You even played a country set (at Anar).
We fucked around with some genres. Honest music is what I like, stuff that's really indicative of who you are gets through me.
Fabi, what do you like to listen to?
F: Uh, everything.
Anything specific?
F: I tried to catch up with Marnie Stern again, but I listen to Them Crooked Vultures. I got to see them live, but I didn't even know them then.
This question came to me because we just played a show, a packed show, but no one was moving. And I have been to your shows where there are a lot of people but no one was really moving around so I want to know what you think about audiences in Shanghai. Fabi?
F: I can't remember some gigs where it wasn't moving, but I have played some gigs where it was super crazy – the Get in the Van shows, some at LOgO, which is a pretty good place to get everybody jumping and destroying your gear onstage and mics on your face and shit. I've seen massive gigs at LOgO. Take Fucked Up, who really had everyone prepared to rock.
What about you, Miguel? You're newer to the scene.
M: I guess I've seen little shows that have gotten crazy. The first ones were The Rogue Transmission, when they played with Fucked Up and some other shows that got really messy, but, other than that, no. I saw crazier shows when I had just gotten here.
F: Actually hardcore bands and metal bands are getting crazy people. I think Chinese people only get crazy when they are listening to that music. Then you see really violent mosh pits.
M: Hardcore music definitely gets people moving for sure.
D: I think it comes out of the drumbeat. I don't think it comes from the crowd. It comes from the type of music you play. Punk bands will get you going, bands that have that four-on-the-floor pogo style. What we do now, we have a couple songs that have that fast rhythm and people go nuts for them, but I think that the way our music is now, there are swells and lulls. The audience can't go nuts. We force them to step back and stand in awe for a moment. Look at a band like Duck Fight Goose; you can't pogo to their music. You have to stand back and watch it. It's a different type of artistry. But when PK14 comes to town everyone shits themselves and jumps up. A lot of that is dictated by the rhythm and the tempo, so it's partially the crowd, but it's also the music being played. Maybe a couple of years ago the music was faster and jumpier. You can't really pogo to a galloping metal track. The rhythm changes everything.
You guys have done a lot of gigs since you started. Seems like you and Boys Climbing Ropes are the go-to bands for the big shows coming from out of town. I wonder if you are worried about over-exposing yourselves.
D: I think right now we're a brand new band. We only started playing live in March and we're just trying to expose this batch of songs to as many people as possible. It's a different machine than the band we were playing in before where we were very controlled and calculated playing only headlining gigs once a month. Now we're trying to get people to know about our band. We're not worried about over-exposing ourselves because we're so new. I don't think we're always going to be playing 17 shows in a four-month period, but we haven't been doing this for a long time, so every time we play a live show it gives us an opportunity to get tighter and experiment. We're changing arrangements here and there. We're trying to keep it as exciting as possible. We're still writing a bit on the side. I've been critical of bands that over-expose in the past, but we're so new it's not at the point where we could over-expose. If we had records coming or tours booked we might be a bit smarter, but we've said yes to every gig we've been offered and every one has been with different people. We have this gig coming up on Saturday and it's just a bunch of new bands, basically our group of peers, so it's nice. All the bands are on the same level in their development. Everyone remembers that Fabien and I were doing stuff for a couple of years before, so they might get confused and think that this is more of the same, but it's not. It's something totally new.
M: For the short period that we've been playing, we've noticed that our gigs have been totally diversified, especially playing with foreign acts. The crowds have been different types of people. We have hit many different types of people, so you may be able to develop a solid following from these different people that went to see these bands.
Outside the box question: With Ronnie James Dio passing, which dead artists do you think are in Hell right now?
M: They're all in Hell!
D: Jim Morrison is definitely in Hell. That dude was just a spoiled fuck. Really entertaining for sure, but he's just in Hell. I bet Ronnie James Dio is not in Hell. He's chilling somewhere comfortable, watching Hell, and writing fantasy metal song about it.
F: Syd Barrett must be in heaven.
What are your favorite Chinese bands right now?
M: I haven't seen or have any music from China right now, but I can say that I really liked the set that the Re-TROS played at the show I saw a couple weeks ago. They're pretty solid.
D: I'm into PK14. I like a lot of Chinese bands, but that's the only one that is really lasting for me. I'm into Hedgehog. They don't always make it onto the Shuffle, though.
What do you see as the similarities and differences between the Shanghai and Beijing scenes?
D: Beijing has more bands and they actually have record labels, but the people are kind of jaded. In Shanghai, it's a little less formal. I think the crowds in Shanghai are better. In Beijing, if you are not a big band you're not going to get tons of support. Those things come and go. Bands like the Subs will come to Shanghai and play for 500 people and they'll play in Beijing for like 50 people. That's the main difference, I guess. From the first look you think that everything in Beijing is more artistically superior, but I think it hit a plateau. There are a lot of good bands in Beijing, but it's not an infinite resource. The ones that are good are being championed and going on world tours, but the ones that aren't are just like in Shanghai. The parity is growing. There are more foreign bands in Shanghai. There are a lot of foreign bands in Beijing, but they don't seem to be playing live as much. There's a label called Tag Team that seems to be made up mostly of foreign bands, like Random K(e) and Arrows Made of Desire. The music is more out of the box. It's not genre-specific.
This one might be tough: Top 5 rock albums of all time?
Fever Machine: Highway to Hell (AC/DC), Aenima (Tool), Songs for the Deaf (Queens of the Stone Age), Paranoid (Black Sabbath), Nevermind (Nirvana). (Ed.'s Note: I culled this from many joke choices.)
Final question: What's on tap for the Fever Machine heading into the summer?
F: India.
D: We're doing a tour there! No, for real, we're going to play shows for the next six weeks straight. A bunch of shows in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Wuhan, Beijing, maybe Nanjing, and then Fabien's going to India. We're recording some demos. Me and Miguel are going to be here, so we'll probably be doing a lot of writing and staying fresh. We'll figure out what we're going to do in the fall, but summertime is a time to rest. We won't play live, but there won't be a lot going on because it's too hot. You know Shanghai; it's fall and it's spring. So we'll take it as we can now. We're getting better all the time, so see us when you can now.


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May 22, 2015 08:14AM ● Published by Kevin
Her wish is to meet Taylor Swift. The department wanted to send Victoria to a Taylor Swift concert, but her doctors can't let her go because of chemotherapy treatments. She gave the tickets to her sisters for their support.
So, the department made the below video in hopes that Taylor Swift will see it and Facetime or meet Victoria when she stops in Philadelphia on her tour.
The department asks everyone to please share and use #SwiftAWish #TeamVictoria and help make Victoria's wish come true.
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Prototype 2 developer Radical Entertainment has become the latest developer to discuss next-generation platforms, speculating that their advanced tech could bear significant improvements to open world games.
Radical Entertainment....hmmm
Yeah it wouldn't matter to you guys anyway, anything that is apart of Activision ends up being bad. Sorry to be blunt but it's true
Prototype was average and I be this one will be the same...the only developers which will benefit next gen with open world games are the ones who make good ones, Bethesda, Rockstar, SuckerPunch, maybe Rocksteady if they go in that direction for the next Batman game...hell even Avalanche Studios, Just Cause 2 was amazing and the map was massive imagine what they could achieve next gen
It's the attention to the little details that brings an open world to life( reason why infamous was the better game when it came out despite having a smaller world) and not the tech. This is something that these guys are seriously lacking.
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A native of Houston, Texas, Susan Johnson moved to California in 1994. With their children grown, she and her husband John decided to start a business and settle here permanently.
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Salam Sir!
Hindu girls being in awe of Muslim actors is not a new phenomenon.
But I would like to draw your attention to a young stud named Shaheer Sheikh.
He has won several awards and is a handsome talented actor. He famously played the role of Arjun in the televsion series "Mahabharat" with Hindu hottie Pooja Sharma (a Brahmin probably).
Many Hindu girls like Shaheer, and it can be seen here:
Some media outlets gossiped whether they were dating:
Top Indian women's website missmalini has also certified his hotness:
Missmalini tells why he is the hottest guy in indian television. Btw that famous blogger missmalini is also married to a musalman guy see here http://interfaithxxx.com/malini-agarwal-married-a-musalman-guy
Hindu girls drooling over kashmiri musalman Shaheer Sheikh is no a secret.
Television fans crave to see Shaheer and Pooja together. They literally pray to see them in a relationship in spite of the fact that Pooja Sharma is married but affairs bhi to jyada hindu wives k he hote hai.
Its not the first time. Earlier Shaheer was linked to cute and submissive looking hindu girl Soumya Seth as they worked together. The hindu girls and guys loved to see them together as they opened plenty of facebook groups and pages dedicated to Shaheer (anant) and Soumya (navya) just like they did for Jodha Akbar.
Shaheer ne Soumya k saath full maze kiye.
Khoob rangraliya manayi dono ne
Soumya ne khub gulcharrey udaye muslim mard k saath.


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Nokia slashes prices of older Windows phones
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Struggling Finnish firm Nokia has cut prices of its older smartphone models using Microsoft Windows software.
The move comes a day after the launch of its latest Lumia phones, which failed to lift investor sentiment and saw the company's share price drop by nearly 14 percent.
According to industry sources, Nokia lowered the price of its mid-range Lumia 800 Windows Phone by around 15 percent this week and also made reductions on other Windows models.
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According to the regents' central administration, the 6.9 percent increase in tuition and mandatory fees will generate an estimated $9,053,696 and offset that much in budget cuts. With a 1 percent inflation impact as part of the equation, the campuses face actual budget cuts of $5,621,596 for the coming 2012 fiscal year that begins this July 1.
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Regents adopt 6.9 percent tuition and fees increase
On a 8-1 vote, the South Dakota Board of Regents just adopted the 6.9 percent tuition and fee increase as proposed for the 2011-2012 academic year. The lone "no" vote came from Jim Hansen of Pierre, who sought a 5.9 percent increase instead. Hansen's motion failed to get a second. See below posts for further background on today's proposal, debate and actions.
Krogman's 8 percent tuition and fee increase rejected
The South Dakota Board of Regents voted 6-3 against a motion by Dean Krogman of Brookings to increase university tuition and fees by an average of 8 percent moments ago. Randy Schaefer of Madison in turn made a motion to approve the regental administration's proposal which calls for an average increase of 6.9 percent (see below post). The debate is continuing, now past 35 minutes.
Referral of large-projects grant law open to question
It will be interesting to see whether the Legislature's decision to divert 22 percent of contractors excise tax revenues to large project grants will indeed wind up on the November 2012 ballot. The state constitution prohibits referral of some laws, specifically those "necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health or safety, support of state government and its existing public institutions." The legislation, HB 1230, specifically doesn't take effect until Jan. 1, 2013, regardless. The measure was sought by Republican Gov. Dennis Daugaard. Leading the petition drive in an attempt to refer the bill to a statewide public vote is Democratic Party state chairman Ben Nesselhuf. He filed his initial paperwork today and now has 90 days to collect and submit the required 15,885 valid signatures of registered South Dakota voters. The deadline is at 5 p.m. on June 27. The bill passed along party lines, with Democrats opposing it and all but one Republican — Rep. Lance Russell of Hot Springs — opposing it.
SDSU president cuts moustache 10 percent
Not really! But The Collegian, the student newspaper at South Dakota State University, has a truly funny second section this week marking April 1. The lead story is about SDSU President David Chicoine trimming his moustache by 10 percent as part of the 10 percent budget cuts sought by Gov. Dennis Daugaard and approved by the Legislature. The story is hilarious, including a great actual quote from earlier this year when Chicoine talked about the need to put a human face on the cuts, and some creative soul altered a photo of Chicoine to erase a portion of the 'stache. Your correspondent tracked down President Chicoine and confirmed the real moustache remains intact as of this afternoon.
Regents working from 6.9 percent tuition and fees proposal
The South Dakota Board of Regents is meeting this afternoon. The key items on the agenda are budget cuts imposed by the Legislature and the regents' coming decision on tuition and fees for the 2011-2012 academic year. The regents are starting the tuition and fees discussion shortly. They are working from a base proposal of a 6.9 percent average increase of $489.58. The numbers vary by campus. Northern State University, with a major student-center project under way, would see the largest jump under the proposal at 9.4 percent or $639.89. (NSU would be 6.9 percent without the additional fee increase for the project.) The smallest percentage increase would be at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology at 6.1 percent or $481.70. The smallest dollar increase would be at South Dakota State University at $472.08 or 6.9 percent. The other proposed numbers are Black Hills State University at 6.8 percent or $473.61; Dakota State University at 6.3 percent or $480.30; and University of South Dakota at 6.6 percent or $476.73.
Ellsworth Development Authority membership keeps changing
Since taking office in January, Gov. Dennis Daugaard has appointed nearly an entire new membership of the Ellsworth Development Authority, the quasi-governmental body that was created in 2009 to help shape what happens around the Air Force base east of Rapid City.
The latest change came today with the choice of Kent Mundon of Rapid City. He succeeds retired Sioux Falls banker Jeff Erickson, who recently resigned. Erickson was one of the authority's original members and was chief of Daugaard's transition team after the November election.
The term of another original member, Gary Grittner of Fort Pierre, expired recently. Daugaard tapped Bob Sutton of Pierre to take that slot.
Earlier this month, Daugaard selected three other new members. They are Pat Burchill of Rapid City, Ken McNenny of Sturgis and Michael Bender of Sioux Falls. Daugaard also named Burchill as the new chairman.
Those three replaced Glen Kane of Rapid City, whose term expired, and Mark Johnston of Sioux Falls and Bruce Rampelberg of Rapid City, who were elected to seats in the state Senate last November. Rampelberg was chairman.
Only two of the original members from 2009 remain. They are Mark Roby of Watertown and Stanley Porch of Wanblee.
Daugaard, while lieutenant governor, testified before a Senate committee about the need for the legislation creating the authority.
Last week, the state Board of Water and Natural Resources approved two grants totaling $1 million to the authority for the design work on a new wastewater treatment facility that would serve the general neighborhood of the base. At this point the authority has no revenue stream to pay for the project.
Does BIT have to be a thankless job?
With the announcement this afternoon by Gov. Dennis Daugaard that he has hired the oft-traveled and well-seasoned technology pro Dom Bianco as the next state commissioner of information and telecommunications, two questions arise. What will he bring to the job that the governor found lacking in Otto Doll, who wasn't retained after Daugaard won the November election? And can any leader of the state Bureau of Information and Telecommunications satisfy the broad range of technology interests throughout state government and at South Dakota Public Broadcasting, while also keeping the services secure and consistently up, and recruiting and retaining the I.T. employees to get it all done?
Doll, who had been in the state job for 14 years, landed on his feet as chief information officer for the city government of Minneapolis. Bianco starts here on May 9 and comes from WNM Communications, a rural telephone and Internet services company in western New Mexico, where he's president and general manager. He previously was director of telecommunications services for a Houston, Minnesota, company, ACE Communications Group, and according to the governor's announcement "spent the bulk of his career" working in northern California as an engineer and engineering manager for SBC DataCom and its predecessor, Pacific Bell.
Both the governor and his son-in-law, Tony Venhuizen, the new director of communications and policy development, were interested in a fresh perspective for BIT. A key sentence in the governor's statement today might be this: "I also appreciate his (Dom's) experience working in sales and customer relations for government clients." The soft-spoken, highly intelligent Otto Doll by nature wasn't a salesman, and his reputation suffered among other Cabinet members and university officials as a result. But he and others in the Janklow administration certainly put South Dakota on the national map with the wiring-the-schools initiative of the late 1990s. Bianco's starting salary will be $110,000. Doll's ending salary was $137,060. It will be fascinating to see what comes in the months and years ahead.
In praise of Don Kattke
OK, let's give credit where it's due — twice. Without Secretary of State Jason Gant deciding to post on his office's Internet site more of the official information that is filed in his office, not as many people would have known that Don Kattke is retiring from the state Department of Labor. He's director of the state Unemployment Insurance Division, based in Aberdeen. He's been with Labor for 40 years and is stepping down effective April 7. There's a retirement luncheon for him in Aberdeen on Thursday, March 31. An executive proclamation declaring April 7 as Don Kattke Day in South Dakota was issued by Gov. Dennis Daugaard. The neat thing about the decision to post these proclamations on the Secretary of State's web page is they form a rolling history of South Dakota, telling stories that otherwise might be lost in a file drawer or missed altogether.
The new Dakota War College
We now have irrefutable, incontrovertible, absolutely positive proof that former blogger savant Pat Powers isn't secretly still pulling the string at his old site Dakota War College. One of the new crew, Kristi Golden, is quoting state Rep. Lora Hubbel, R-Sioux Falls, as a source on budget matters. There was a time not many months ago, when Pat still ran the show at the blog, that Lora Hubbel was a target, not a source. Unfortunately, when Pat departed for his new gig with Secretary of State Jason Gant, the archives from his era went with him. So I guess I don't have that irrefutable, incontrovertible, absolutely positive proof after all… but believe me, it's true.


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Well you're just the start. I wanted to finish everything with this place before we started going after members but Gaara and crew are getting anxious. There are people here but just not active I guess. Animexhibit Forums - Members List
wut?! they have anime at Best Buy???
I think so... You noticed. Seems like we are building a community with only cool folks in it!?
It's like we're blessed!
Just being truthful but you're very welcome.
but i cant find them
i usually only find anime in my mall in a store called Barnes and Nobles
Well I think so. I don't find personalities like your's everyday so it's important... to me anyway.
No thank you. It's the day you came to us in this world.
its not your fault anyways i think it's coming out next year so i got plenty of time 2 get over it
Happy Birthday Babe!
oh i saw it but it doesnt have da movie dat i wanted 2 watch
i wanted 2 watch da 3rd Bleach movie cuz it was about my favorite couple but its still not out yet....
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Great Initiative For Active Seniors
Keep on Moving
Bunbury seniors will soon be able access funding through the expanded SilverSport program that can go towards fees, uniforms and equipment needed for eligible seniors' sport and recreation activities.
The State Government's SilverSport program – which is based on the highly successful KidSport program – will provide up to $200 to help seniors to stay active in their community.
It is being extended to Bunbury following a successful trial in Belmont, Kwinana, Northam and Kalgoorlie-Boulder/Coolgardie.
The program would help eligible seniors, who might not otherwise be able to join a sport or recreation club, with the aim to keep seniors fit, healthy, active and socially connected using sport and recreation centres, seniors' fitness classes and clubs.
Activities can include, for example, masters swimming, bowls, group fitness classes, walking groups, gym memberships, yoga, Pilates and more.
To be eligible applicants need to live in a participating local government, be aged 60 years or over and have a valid health care card or pensioner concession card.
Funding under the program will be available from 1 April and applications can be made from that date by visiting www.bunbury.wa.gov.au and searching for "SilverSport", or collecting an application form from the South West Sports Centre or City's administration centre at 4 Stephen Street.
Eligible clubs and businesses are encouraged to register as a SilverSport provider by downloading and completing the form at the same website address.
More information is available from the City of Bunbury website, Department of Sport and Recreation website at http://www.dsr.wa.gov.au/funding/individuals/silversport or by calling 9795 2255


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Nationalise the FTSE 100!!
The problem with the French government's nationalization threat is only the timidity of this rediscovered dirigisme
The Socialist government is threatening to nationalise a €400m (£323m) steel plant in eastern France, unless the Indian-born billionaire Lakshmi Mittal agrees to sell it to a private buyer. Mittal's company, ArcelorMittal, the world's biggest steel-maker, wants to close or sell two blast-furnaces at Florange in Lorraine but to hold on to other profitable activities at the site. France insists that the whole complex must remain open under a single owner, or the blast furnaces won't find a buyer and hundreds of high skilled jobs will go.
The nationalisation plan comes amid tense relations between the French government and Britain's richest man. French Industry minister, Arnaud Montebourg, said earlier this week that Mittal was "no longer welcome" in France. He later backtracked somewhat after being reminded that the company employs 20,000 people in 100…
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The vision for the new parking house at Østre Havn in Aalborg, which has a capacity for 600 cars, is for a building which creates a new urban nature which is full of life and which utilizes a range of sustainable solutions for the future.
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Surrounding the parking house, space is created for a range of different activities, such as basketball, skateboarding and a climbing wall. This ensures that the building interplays with its surroundings, not only functioning internally as a parking house, but provides for community and recreational activities – giving value back to the city.


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