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Originally posted by Xoanon
P.S. I'll stick my neck out here: I presently believe that the strange loop that we are caught in, and that has been fomented and fostered by the scientists we are referring to as The Aviary, begins with Roswell and returns (re-curves back on itself) to Roswell.
CIA, under its assigned responsibilities, and in cooperation with the psychological strategy board, immediately investigate possible offensive or defensive utilization of the phenomena for psychological warfare purposes both for and against the United States, advising those agencies charged with U.S. internal security of any pertinent findings affecting their areas of responsibility.
From: Green, Christopher
To: brendan
Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2006 2:25 AM
Subject: RE: 'Open Mind'
Thanks, Bren.
To the extent the Disclosure is real, it must needs be very complex. A multi billion-dollar program, with many levels of clearances, and a decision that a multi-year effort to release millions of pages of what has been heretofore a 50-year effort at hiding data is happening. The reasons are beyond us all to understand, but are underpinned by deep decisions of very high levels of government. Or, not.
Another former CIA source, Dr. Christopher Kit Green, has been hinting for years that the U.S.government had made contact with "alien astronauts" on three different occasions since World War II.
Speaking of leaks, someone on the inside of the OM (Obnoxious Morons) team, recently contacted us and gave us some very interesting information. Some of it we already knew, and some of it we have long suspected. Some of it seemed like he might have been slipping us some false information in with the good.
Essentially, he told us that a certain Kit Green is at least three other people on that forum and is responsible for the majority of decisions the OM admin team make in certain situations. We'll be reporting on some of this information in due course, but I did find it extremely interesting that two of these other supposed personas are Canadian.
During our Serpo investigation, ex team member "Centrist" told me how he had explained to Kit how he could connect to an ISP in another state or even country and hide his actual location from email and webservers. The example he used in his demonstration was Canada. Obviously, I can't vouch for the authenticity of the story because I wasn't there, but not long after that a certain member registered at OM from Canada and proceeded to become a right pain in the backside to seekers of truth everywhere. Oddly enough, both he and Kit share a very strong chinese connection…
The allegation of OM creating a particular hoax in order to drive up membership and forum activity is a serious one that we are currently actively investigating.
Originally posted by fulllotusqigong
reply to post by Aeons
You mean like the Brady Bunch?
This is a story.... of a man named Kit Green.... who was creating a story called abovetopsecret.
drum sounds here.
"In a country that has a large, educated population there is a large subset of individuals who suffer from what's called paraphrenia. Paraphrenia is a form of mental illness that doesn't interfere with your everyday life.
It means that you can have a delusion and not be crazy, a delusion that you can confine and control. Many of us have one corner of the mind that is delusional - I bet you that I do.
I have not emerged from this experience with much respect for the Intelligence officials I have met, in the United States or Europe.
While many are men and women of undoubted loyalty and integrity, and while they deserve full credit (alongside their equally committed adversaries in other countries) for saving us from the catastrophe of a nuclear exchange between East and West for over half a century, their performance in the manipulation of science in general, and of the belief in the paranormal in particular, has been shady, deceitful and ultimately harmful to the development of advanced technology.
While the belief in UFOs presents a convenient cover for occasional crashes of classified prototypes, unethical medical experiments or psychological operations designed to fool enemies, much damage has been done to good research in the process.
It is difficult for a scientist who is used to the culture of open criticism and honest exchange of data to feel respect for the methods of shadowy agents who invade your personal life, listen to your phone calls, open your mail, interrogate your kids in your absence and feed you false information, all in the name of some supposed higher duty to the security of the nation they claim to serve.
In my limited contacts with the agencies involved, I have met some of the brightest people I will ever know in this life, and some of the most despicable and sometimes crazy characters.
There was very little between these two extremes.
Hal Puthoff has finished reading Challenge to Science. I showed him my catalogue; we discussed his Washington contacts.
The risk in approaching them is to get caught in weird games; I will have to stay on my guard. The potential benefit: understanding their role in the undercurrent, their view of the problem…
"Back in 1961 I published a science-fiction novel in which I imagined luminous spheres going through walls. Now Geller and Vaughan are seeing such spheres. The following year I published another novel in which the world became twisted when a young scientist watched his spoon bending in front of his eyes, now Uri is doing the same thing in your lab…
….Gordon Creighton thinks that witnesses are out of their bodies at the time of the event, hence the similarity with occult traditions. I told him that Passport to Magonia was being misunderstood by Americans, who seem unable to grasp the mythic power of the phenomenon, beyond its physical reality. "People misunderstand the word myth", he said. "They think of a myth as something that isn't true. They can't understand that, on to contrary, a myth is that which is truer than truth.…
…When our conversation returned to the undercurrent and the activities of the government, Hal insisted it was time for me to meet his spooky friends. "I'm ready, if they mean business. Where are they hiding?"…"They're getting nowhere," Hal said in frustration... "They have no concept of the Magonia angle; they still see the topic in terms of extraterrestrial technology, propulsion systems, space hardware...
…Hal's contact is a boyish fellow, Dr. Christopher Green nicknamed Kit, a dynamic bespectacled young man of medium build with alert brown eyes. He holds a doctorate in biology, exudes optimism and refreshing humor…
…I had lunch with Pat Price and Hal Puthoff. A temporary clearance is being setup to enable me to visit Kit Green next month in hopes to better understand the chessboard. Oddly enough, in this situation, it is the individual researcher who is in the best position to gain an understanding. As I extend my contacts in Washington it is that precious freedom that I must preserve above everything else…
The Planning Network (PLANET) was the first ARPANET chat system, predating the Internet. PLANET was invented by Jacques Vallee, Roy Amara, Robert Johansen, and others from the Institute of the Future in 1973.
It was the first chat program designed for the ARPANET, and enabled anybody on the network to log into the system. PLANET was used in a series of evaluation studies, and had a considerable influence on those that used it and later research.
I spent two fine hours in the office of Tom Belden, a legendary analyst at the Institute for Defense Analyses. He came to pick me up in Kit's office and said with a chuckle, as he guided me down the wide corridors of the CIA at Langley, "Do you realize that I have to use this bloody Agency as my cover?
...The day was spent training NSA analysts at Fort Meade. There was a funny moment: sitting at a classified terminal to demonstrate Planet over the Arpanet…
…He told me stories about the early use of conferencing in the Intelligence community. We discussed crisis simulation games on computer networks, a subject on which I was eager to have his wisdom. He explained why multilingual computer conferences should use interpreters rather than translators, and told me about the ingenious research games he had invented to create standardized conflict simulations within dispersed groups…
…Kit came over for a long talk about Lopez Rega, the cults of California and my theories of control systems.
Jock, Jock, the Doc, & Witchery
Over lunch Kit said that a friend of his recently attended a witchcraft session in San Francisco, where he actually saw the Devil. Later he was shown a tiny pipe connected to the central cauldron. It gave off a gas which made the participants susceptible to suggestion, after which they were programmed to agree on features of the apparition. Some of their adepts swear they have received communications from higher beings...
…Witchcraft groups are using the latest techniques in brainwashing and hypnosis, often in connection with nitrous oxide, leading to amnesia and irreversible post-hypnotic suggestions. The gas itself is undetectable; the only sign is a slight prickling of the extremities. So there may well be an occult organization that uses the UFO phenomenon for its own ends, and it could reach into higher levels of the military or Intelligence community. My concern is that a conversion to the belief in Aliens…
…It brings us back to a psychophysical control system. There's a secondary human impact, easier to analyze, the undercurrent working through groups using the alien mythology to propagate their own agenda. Examples: the Ummo hoax, the cults, the shadowy military folks who promote the Holloman affair. But I still don't understand the connection between these two aspects.
Jacques Bergier, August 8, 1912 – November 23, 1978, Paris), was a chemical engineer, member of the French-resistance, spy, journalist and writer. He co-wrote the best-seller The Morning of the Magicians with Louis Pauwels of fantastic realism.
Bergier's scholarship covers an extraordinary scope of the weird. Jacques Bergier: We came back to ufology. "What conclusions can we draw?" He asked rhetorically. "First, what we call reality is far more malleable than we thought. Why is reality so malleable? Simply because it's not the real reality! We've all been hypnotizing ourselves...
When it comes to the paranormal Bergier is a formidable source. Twice he played a historical role: First as a member of the Intelligence network that found the Nazi rocket base at Peenemunde (His old nemesis Werner von Braun, has just died) and later when he saved De Gaulle from a diplomatic mistake about Pierrelatte. American spy planes were flying over this nuclear plant, taking reconnaissance photographs. Furious, De Gaulle wanted the planes shot down. Bergier argued they were only interested in Pierrelatte because the Chinese were building a plant on the same model.
…"Somebody should concentrate on the Gestapo archives," he added. Jacques Bergier had spoken to me in the same way, with a sense of painful foreboding. "Those Nazi thugs knew a lot of things. They had electromagnetic devices that affected both the physical and the psychic….
He spoke warmly of Invisible College but chided me for not pursuing some of the reactions I had noted among close encounter witnesses. Many of them have felt a peculiar pain at the base of the skull: that could be an epileptic symptom, he said, referring me to a paper before the Academy of Medicine.
"Could this result from an artificial form of epilepsy?" I asked.
"Certainly," he answered. "You're on the right track. You'll find it isn't too hard to make people hear voices. I know a fellow named Klein, who built such a device." He gave me the frequencies.
Over dinner at a Chinese restaurant he pursued the subjects of labyrinths, learning and control systems, an idea from Invisible College that fascinates him. "There are two types of labyrinths, of course," I pointed out to him. "Some are closed, some are open...
Spies, Spine-Crackers, & Control Systems
Kit and I met at Dulles airport on Thursday…I asked him what he thought of the Soviet psychotronic work, of Tom Bearden's contention that they are seeking offensive use of psychic techniques. He said that Bergier was mistaken when he argued the Soviets had a defensive approach.
"We began our first really serious analysis of Soviet para- psychology work about 1970," he said. "Other agencies thought we were crazy, but they've now changed their tune. They even went beyond what we did. There've been four independent analyses, all classified… We found a dozen centers for psychotronic research in the Soviet Union."
"What do they do?"
"Their work focuses on gifted subjects. They look for them in systematic fashion, throughout their population...
...DIA and others went farther than we did. I can't tell you more, but they speculated that the Russians had offensive labs where they were trying to blow up people's heads at a distance and break their spinal columns by PK."
"What about the Foreign Technology Division?
"Their conclusions came in between these two extremes.
On Saturday I was able to spend an hour with Jim Irish in his sound lab. It was an opportunity to learn about ELF (Extremely Low Frequency) radiations and their effects.
Murray Turoff and Roxanne Hiltz are attending this meeting on teleconferencing where panelists argue endlessly about the Delphi technique of forecasting…
…As I came out of a session where Turoff was a speaker, I found myself face to face with Bill Powers stepping out of another meeting…
...Conversation turned to research on higher consciousness under his feedback system of behavior. "The only way to study a control system is to introduce perturbations into it," he advised.
I proposed to attack the UFO system by moving upstream along its own feedback loop. I explained to Kit how the topology of a control system worked and why we could try to affect it, even if we didn't yet know the nature of the actual agent (extraterrestrial, ultra-dimensional, collective unconscious, human manipulation, etc…)
Et Tu, Brute? or Jacques Has His Suspicions
Kit is in close contact with most of the UFO groups, so his interest is only confidential among the uninformed. Right now he is on his way to Houston, where Valerie Ransone and a group of contactees have promised he would witness materializations. But what are his true intentions? He belongs to a small cadre of very bright Intelligence types who are looking for elements of truth.
There is no way to know what really goes on, and who pulls the strings. And even the bright ones can easily be fooled by their own system or fool themselves.
It is becoming obvious to both of us that some of the rumors about extraterrestrials have been planted, perhaps as a cover to esoteric weapons systems, or as part of psychological warfare exercises in which ufologists are a convenient test bed.
Messsengers of Deception emerges slowly in the media, stressing the hypothesis that some UFO cases are the result of psychological manipulation by the military.
Bittersweet Schemes, Memes, and Future Dreams...
I won't see Kit on this trip. Sadly, in spite of my admiration for his sharp intellect, there's a barrier between us. He's cleared for all kinds of secrets to which I have no access. It's pointless to talk, and I can't trust his bosses with my information. I carry my notes for Network Revolution. There is much to say about the world of computers we are building, the "solid-state society" on the distant horizon.
Sealed in boxes, our UFO library is ready to be loaded into the truck and driven away to a rented storage place where it will spend the next few years. I feel lighter and freer now, this mass of information pushed out of my life. I haven't found out what UFOs were, but I did change the level of the problem.
Too bad I can't say more in Messengers. As Frank Pace pointed out, I am condemned to understatements.
What have I learned? (1) The phenomenon is real but it offers multiple levels. (2) No simple extraterrestrial explanation fits the facts. (3) The governments of the U.S., Mexico and France have a keen level of interest (and the Russian and U.K. as well) but no scientific research project seems to exist. (4) Some of the brightest people in Intelligence get involved but the real data must be hidden at a different level. (5) Much of the official involvement is directed at faking data, not at discovering the truth. (6) Animal mutilations are real but probably unrelated to UFOs. (7) No solution will be found by mediocre, amateurish research.
An intriguing article appeared recently in the Chronicle. A Quaker group, the "American Friends Services Committee," has accused the police of engaging in large-scale political surveillance through an espionage network, the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit, whose target they claim is the American public. Some 250 law enforcement agencies are said to subscribe to it, as the U.S. slowly takes some of the characteristics of a police state.
Is it within the murky world beyond the law, the domain of private security firms, major corporations and parallel Intelligence networks, that some of the answers should be sought for the manipulation of belief systems?
Later I had a long conversation with Tony Judge (who runs the Union of International Associations) about the physics of in- formation, which I see as the "lost sister" of the physics of energy they teach us in school. He was intrigued by the idea, adding this remark, that human beings may well have limitations in how much information they can absorb, just as we have limitations in terms of energy. We know a lot about the latter: how much we eat, how we breathe and process oxygen, how we absorb sunlight.
"On the other hand the information needs of man haven't been studied," Tony pointed out. "Is there such a thing as an information vitamin? Are there information elements without which we can't survive? Are there laws for the assimilation of information, an information metabolism?"
When it came to the sociology of UFOs, we speculated that a group (such as a paramilitary organization, an aerospace company or a secret society) could well have created illusions designed to take advantage of the genuine phenomenon...A huge secret stands before us, palpable yet undeciphered, and forever beyond the cultural grasp of the few government spooks who are trying to manipulate it.
...We keep learning some ugly things about the seedy underside of ufology, including stories that concern Siragusa, Jim Jones, Bo and Peep. Many contemporary cult leaders claim a mysterious "contact" back in the fifties
I have cured myself of the fascination I once felt for the Intelligence community. The realization came when I observed how easily they were fooled by others and fooled themselves. Perhaps they are the ones who can't face the real world and have to invent their own secret games to make sense of it.
And as the year comes to a close I am astonished to review the last 12 months: Ira accused of murder, Jacques Bergier's death, Jean Sendy's death, the crash of Bentov's plane, the passing of Chris Evans.
Most importantly, I now realize how stupid I was when I hoped that the Intelligence boys could contribute to a study of the phenomenon. They have a different agenda. They make up the most absurd stories and get away with it.
There is peace in Palo Alto, and reality, in contrast to such games. We pick our own oranges and lemons. A giant tree is showering us with gold leaves. We've always lived among trees: Auprès de mon arbre, je vivais heureux... as Brassens used to sing.
Originally posted by The GUT
…Witchcraft groups are using the latest techniques in brainwashing and hypnosis, often in connection with nitrous oxide, leading to amnesia and irreversible post-hypnotic suggestions. The gas itself is undetectable; the only sign is a slight prickling of the extremities. So there may well be an occult organization that uses the UFO phenomenon for its own ends, and it could reach into higher levels of the military or Intelligence community. My concern is that a conversion to the belief in Aliens
…Witchcraft groups are using the latest techniques in brainwashing and hypnosis, often in connection with nitrous oxide, leading to amnesia and irreversible post-hypnotic suggestions.
….Gordon Creighton thinks that witnesses are out of their bodies at the time of the event, hence the similarity with occult traditions. I told him that Passport to Magonia was being misunderstood by Americans, who seem unable to grasp the mythic power of the phenomenon, beyond its physical reality. "People misunderstand the word myth", he said. "They think of a myth as something that isn't true. They can't understand that, on to contrary, a myth is that which is truer than truth.…
Anton LaVey is interesting when he discusses the nature of secrecy. He points out that people are most thrilled by the impression of "discovery." Therefore if you want the masses to accept your claims, you should never try to reveal anything but you should arrange for them to "discover" it. The best process to achieve this is what he calls the Easter Egg Formula:
(i) The magician gets up before everybody else, scattering brightly colored eggs for others to find.
(ii) He hides them in such a way that they can be discovered with relatively little work.
(iii) The secret of the existence of the eggs is leaked out.
(iv) The crowd rushes out and finds them, delighted with this revelation.
(v) Congratulations follow. (vi) Real secrets are safe and the magician's prestige is enhanced. Is this how the belief in UFOs works? Is the undercurrent built on the Easter Egg Formula?
The saucers are indeed like Easter eggs. Someone got up early and scattered them around for us to discover. Then he leaked out the notion that they were extraterrestrial. I'm not interested in discussing the eggs, nor do I care about the scientists who "explain" them away. Let's find out who makes them, and why. Actually I think I know "why." The target is human mythology, the most powerful force on Earth. And there is no question that the phenomenon also functions on the material, physical level.
In his book Cosmic Trigger, Robert Anton Wilson makes the interesting observation that the lies and deceptions commonly engineered by Governments promote a paranoid atmosphere which permeates the public mistrust of science. Any form of collective thought is subject to influence and suggestion, and blind on fundamentals.
In ancient Egypt people were controlled by a religious order supported by prodigies. Only the top priests knew how they were manipulated. One could speculate that society still runs that way. Is someone trying to provide humanity with a renewed Pantheon? The new Gods could only come from the sky. Is that why so much attention is directed at the notion that UFOs must be spacecraft while the more fruitful theories are discouraged or censored?
I've confronted Anton with the...report on mutilations, which specifically mentions his group. He tried to tell me it was a fabrication by the hippies at the Berkeley Barb. I laughed at this: Flickinger is a Federal Agent with the Treasury Department, not a bearded leftist. So Anton, his back
to the wall, pulled out his wallet and showed me his badge of the San Francisco Police Department:
"I'd have known about it, if the SFPD had uncovered serious evidence. I work closely with their Intelligence unit. They call on me when they have a crime that involves witchcraft or cults, like the murder in Daly City a year ago..."
Anton LaVey Counter-Culture MIB
The idea that Anton had such connections makes sense. He thinks that the government will eventually "land" a fake saucer somewhere, behind barbed wire, to generate speculation and demands "for the release of the data people think the government must be covering up." Writer Bernard Newman had proposed such a deception scenario as early as 1950 in his novel, The Flying Saucer .
"Come on, Jacques, it's an old magician's trick," he added, intensely serious now. "They've got to take attention away from real problems. The government's right hand does something spectacular to capture people's eyes while their left hand goes on with the real work.
On the way to the Capital, and from there to New Orleans...I plan to come home through El Paso where I'll meet with Dr. Green, still in medical school. I expect we will argue again about the reality of UFOs and mutilations, both of which he keeps denying…I am unimpressed by people with secret clearances. UFOs and psychic phenomena are best studied in the field, not in the secrecy of Washington circles…
…I think of the UFO phenomenon as a kaleidoscope with three levels: a purely physical, technological level; a sociological level; and finally a personal, subliminal level playing on the subtleties of the human psyche. The first aspect could spell out an extraterrestrial origin;
the second one, if taken by itself, would point to human mythology and anthropology: that is the explanation favored by Kit and sophisticated skeptics, as opposed to Menzel and Klass, who flatly deny everything.
The third aspect is ominous: it provides a hint of a darker, terrestrial origin, earthly manipulation.
"The whole subject," Jim says in wonderfully measured speech, "is composed of three components: delusion, sociological groupthink, and a kernel of truth." Jim then reminds that he is first and foremost a medical scientist. "My interest in this subject is much, much more professional than it is personal. That is, 90 to 95% of all persons who are engaged fully with this [UFO] subject are psychiatrically ill, and by that I mean that they are on medication or should be." Jim elaborates that "viral memes,"[see below] in which disturbed people seek validation in numbers on the web, is, or should be, a growing public health concern. That said, Jim nonetheless has a real interest in UFO's, and seemingly with good reason.
Something bothers me about such conversations with Kit: We speak past each other. I try to make him see the reality of the phenomenon because he's one of the few people in a position to bring the subject up before decision-makers, but he continues to deny it, in academic terms that don't take the facts into account.
This made me think of the Intelligence boys I have met. Either they don't know about such incidents, in which case they are poor analysts, or they do know and they've never shared the information, in which case they're playing games. Kit keeps explaining away the sightings by a combination of witness unreliability, fugue states, paraphrenia, or unspecified "anthro-pological" factors; none of which accounts for the hard core data.
Another factor freezing open debate is the meddling of the Intelligence services into a domain of research that should be allowed, above all others, to blossom freely.
It is difficult for a scientist who is used to the culture of open criticism and honest exchange of data to feel respect for the methods of shadowy agents who invade your personal life, listen to your phone calls, open your mail, interrogate your kids in your absence and feed you false information, all in the name of some supposed higher duty to the security of the nation they claim to serve.
In my limited contacts with the agencies involved, I have met some of the brightest people I will ever know in this life, and some of the most despicable and sometimes crazy characters.
"Do you work for the CIA?" I asked him directly. He swore to me that he did not, although he had been indeed "approached," as I had surmised. Brendan[O'Reagan] and I share the same reaction to the Intelligence community: Some fascination, mixed with disgust. "These guys are unreliable, their contacts can't be trusted," I said. "Not only that, but they keep playing games," he replied. "You're right to stay away.
Antonio and Vicente-Juan drove me back to Barcelona, and two hours later I was in Paris, where the weather was icy. At Châtelet station someone had used a black marker to scribble on a wall: "The Lord is an extraterrestrial. He has come back in a flying saucer. Order of Melchizedek. 20 Rue Jules Vallès.
Originally posted by Xoanon
I dunno,
I wish this thread could be reposted somehow. We've all worked so hard here and I think that we have gone places that no thread on ATS has gone before, but could never attain without prior ATS threads. See? It's all loopy now, and I don't think I made my saving throw.
Anyway, I hope people are telling their friends.


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New research unveils Brits have a growing thirst for sour drinks
LONDON, ENGLAND--(Marketwired - Jan. 14, 2014) - A new report from thebar.com reveals that British taste buds are favouring sour cocktails and mixed drinks, with sour drinks from decades gone by such as the Old Fashioned and Gin Fizz, making a comeback.
The Top 5 classic, sour-inspired drinks of the moment
It would appear that our tastes have evolved throughout the years, with modern consumers demonstrating an increased interest in sour flavours and consumers ready to embrace food and drinks with elements of sour, evidenced by the renewed popularity of cocktails containing bitters or with dominant citrus flavours.1
Ambassador for thebar.com, BarChick, said:
'Whilst we'll always see the occasional unusual, savoury ingredients popping up in drinks - such as bacon and goat's cheese, this is usually a bit of a novelty- something that a bartender does to make a statement, but after the buzz dies down, these drinks lack longevity and fade away. One trend that we do feel will really take off is the return of simple, classic drinks and cocktails with sour flavours. We're seeing a rise in the popularity of sour and citrus flavoured drinks, like the Mojito. Whilst the Mojito has been around since the 1500s, it has become exceptionally popular in recent years thanks to its simple, yet refreshing citrus flavours. We've also seen the rise of Mad Men style and Prohibition cocktails such as the 'PickleBack' (neat whisky followed by pickle juice)."
Other trends on the rise as revealed by research from thebar.com include:
The Rise of Rum
Having remained on an upwards trajectory, recent sales figures indicate that rum is moving to the forefront of Brits' drinks cupboards and is more likely to be found in the average UK shopping basket than a bottle of Champagne4. The likely growth factors include the increased popularity of rum-based drinks such as the Mojito, Caipirinha and Daiquiri.
To help to illustrate the evolution of drinks throughout modern times, thebar.com has compiled a cocktail timeline, highlighting the evolution of drinks and the cocktails and mixed drinks that have stood the test of time.
So, what trends will we be likely to see in the future?
Spokesperson for thebar.com, Oliver Shayer, said: "Predictions for 2014 include a focus on quality and presentation, the rise of more adventurous consumers and the continued influence of 'Millenials'5, who are more likely to be open to trying new flavours, which we may see have an impact on drinks trends."
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*Survey data obtained from a thebar.com OnePoll survey conducted with 2,000 respondents in September 2013
1. Research obtained from and trend witnessed by BarChick; Sour cocktails trend research also highlighted in 'Savouring Sour' by Priscilla Martel (2013) referencing Dale DeGroff, author of The Essential Cocktail and The Craft of the Cocktail (Random House)
2. According to data obtained from Tesco PLC (2013) http://www.tescoplc.com/index.asp?pageid=17&newsid=769
3. Statistics obtained from Diageo's Global Consumption research 2012
4. Statistics obtained from the Office for National Statistics 2013 ('The basket', as described by the ONS, is a compilation of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Retail Prices Index (RPI) and is reviewed each year to reflect changes in consumer buying habits) http://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2013/03/ons-rum-replaces-champagne-in-shopping-baskets/
5. Information on Millenials obtained from Mintel 2013.
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Apple experiences outage in North America
Apple has restored services to customers around the world after many of its cloud-based offerings and other services faced outages of up to seven hours.
Apple has continued its journey into the world of artificial intelligence through the $200 million acquisition of machine learning start-up Turi
Research firm IDC says shipments of the Apple Watch have dropped by 55% resulting in the first year-on-year quarterly shipment decline for the smart watch sector.
Apple has restored services to customers around the world after many of its cloud-based offerings and other services faced outages of up to seven hours.
Promise Technologies has announced Apple will exclusively sell its Apollo 'personal cloud' appliances instore from June 7.
Santander has claimed it is now the first UK bank to use Blockchain technologies transfer live international payments between £10 and £10,000 24 hours a day.
Mobile device giant Apple has announced a new partnership with enterprise software vendor SAP to develop iOS apps based on the SAP HANA cloud platform.
Apple has announced the launch of CareKit, an open-source software framework which enables its consumers and doctors to proactively keep track of their health through monitoring symptoms and medications in real-time.
Apple has moved some of its iCloud services onto Google Cloud, reducing its reliance on AWS, according to a CRN report.
IBM's Watson Cloud is to be the foundation for research by the American Sleep Apnea Association (ASAA) into how human sleeping habits affect our health.
Apple has given developers a new option in CloudKit, a new application programming interface (API) into its servers. The new feature is announced on the Apple developer news blog.


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GMOs are a rather complex and uncomfortable topic especially when you start looking at the effects of GMOs on wildlife and on deer. As someone who studies nutrition and health in relation to food and food sources, GMOs are a slippery slope — and one that I readily agreed to research in relation to wildlife and deer for an upcoming issue of Deer & Deer Hunting magazine.
What is a GMO?
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are plants that are modified through the insertion of DNA from another plant or animal. This modifies the genetic blueprint of the original organism. Many Genitically Engineered (GE) crops are modified to allow for improved growth, pest resistance and the ability to withstand herbicides or insecticides that allow GE crops to flourish while weeds do not. Within the U.S., GE crops have been available commercially since 1996 and, according to a 2014 USDA Economic Research Report, adoption of these varieties remain widespread and a part of the U.S. daily diet despite the growing concerns over environmental and health related issues.
Widespread planting of GMOs is sparking national concern over the possibility of negative side effects related to GMOs on wildlife. In 2011, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service agreed to ban GMOs in national wildlife refuges in the Northeast due to a lawsuit brought against the agency by activist groups that oppose GE crops. In 2013, U.S. Fish & Wildlife also began evaluating the future use of GE crops on national wildlife refuges in the Southeast Region where farming is used as a wildlife management tool to meet refuge specific conservation objectives.
Can GMOs Affect Deer?
With multiple modes of GMO exposure (eating GMO food, drinking water that contains runoff, exposure to sprays both in the air and on the ground, exposure to sprays through pollen), studies are only starting to focus on wildlife and on deer. I located two current studies in Montana and Utah that focus on accident-killed whitetail and mule deer. Each study is independent of one another and the findings are similar: fertility issues, reproductive malformation, and multiple birth defects all linking back to increased exposure to Glyphosate (which is found in the majority of herbicide sprays created for use on GMO crops, like RoundUp). With Glyphosate showing up in nearly 75 percent of the rain, water, and air samples taken across the U.S., this is the wake-up call many need to heed. Hunters who want quality deer should understand the present damage GMOs are creating in current herds and the longevity of future herds.
Be Careful What You Bait With
In states where it's legal to use corn or other bait, be careful of what type of corn you are putting into game feeders. Bt corn is a commercially available GMO that can be used as animal feed. It is created by inserting Bacillus thuringiensis (a soil bacterium) into the DNA of the selected corn variety, which creates a reaction in the plant to produce the Bt toxin.
While Bt corn may be considered safe by FDA's standard and some farmers may argue that it is revolutionary in battling pest control, reports are beginning to show that Bt is toxic to all mammals. If possible, try to purchase corn or other bait from a non-GMO source.
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NRC Staff Say More Nuclear Plant Protections Needed After Fukushima
WASHINGTON -- Staff for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission are recommending that their agency require aging atomic power plants in the United States to make upgrades that could reduce the amount of radioactivity released into the environment following an act of terrorism or a natural disaster.
During a major crisis – such as the one Japan experienced at the Fukushima Daiichi facility last year – a nuclear reactor's cooling system can become disabled due to loss of power. When that happens, fuel in the reactor's core can heat up and become damaged. A buildup of intense pressure can then cause the reactor's containment vessel to rupture – in the case of Fukushima exposing highly radioactive reactor fuel to the outside world for months and causing widespread contamination.
In response to the incident in Japan, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission earlier this year ordered U.S. plants of General Electric's Mark I design – the same used at Fukushima – to improve venting systems that are intended to relieve pressure inside a reactor's containment vessel and prevent rupture. The same NRC order required plants of the similar GE Mark II design to install such venting systems from scratch, as they have not already done so.
The March 12 order does not, however, require that such venting systems be operable in a severe incident after reactor fuel has become damaged. This has prompted strong criticism from watchdog groups, who argue the mandate does not require venting systems at U.S. plants to be able to cope with the very incident that occurred at Fukushima.
"That is crazy," said Paul Gunter, director of Beyond Nuclear's reactor oversight project. "We strongly object to that as a dangerous half-measure."
Staffers are now suggesting that the five-member, presidentially appointed commission update the order to require the vent systems to be operable following fuel damage. The staff is also suggesting that the new order require that the vent systems include filters that would limit the amount of radioactive material that escapes into the surrounding environment when the vents are opened to relieve pressure building within the reactor containment vessel, NRC spokesman Scott Burnell told Global Security Newswire
Such a venting system, combined with filtration, could be useful following either natural disasters or acts of sabotage that take out a nuclear plant's sources of power, experts say. Such systems are already installed at nuclear power plants in Europe.
Nuclear power industry officials in the United States are opposed to the portion of the staff recommendation that involves filters, however, and argue they can contain the radioactive material in a more effective – and potentially cheaper – manner. Rather than install vent filters outside the reactor containment vessel, industry officials would prefer to modify existing reactor components to provide a filtering function, Steven Kraft, senior director for Fukushima response at the Nuclear Energy Institute, told GSN.
One way to do this, Kraft said, would be to wash the radioactive particles into existing suppression pools below the reactor using cooling water sprays. The water in the suppression pool would have the function of filtering the particles, he said. The pools already play a key role in the reactor cooling system.
A separate filtering system installed outside the reactor containment vessel, which the NRC staff are proposing requiring, would also use a large tank of water to filter radioactive particles, Kraft said. He argued that the modifications industry was proposing instead would be just as effective.
Industry's approach could also be less expensive, Kraft acknowledged. The amount of savings could vary from plant to plant, he said.
"We don't know – it depends on how much changes you would have to make," Kraft said. "It could run as much as [installing external filters], it would probably run less."
Kraft maintained, however, that money is not the issue.
"Under no circumstance is this cheap," he said. "People shouldn't think that we're saying we don't want to do this because we don't want to spend the money -- we're talking serious money here do what we want to do."
Industry's plan would "achieve all the same things NRC wants to achieve … in a far more reliable way because we're keeping the radionuclides in containment," Kraft said. "One of the biggest failings of the external filters is that you count on the radionuclides exiting containment and being trapped in some external tank someplace – we don't think that makes a lot of sense."
Burnell, the NRC spokesman, disputed Kraft's assertion that what industry is proposing would be equally effective, however. He said industry's plan lacks the detail that would be needed to draw that conclusion.
"The industry has offered a concept where they believe existing spray systems and other operator actions could provide adequate filtering," Burnell said. "The staff has yet to see even a proof-of-concept proposal; to this point the industry's presentations focus on potential filtering benefits, not how to realistically achieve them."
Industry and NRC staff are also at odds as to how much installation of external filters would cost. While NRC staff project about $16 million per plant, NEI estimates put the figure closer to $45 million. Kraft argued that NRC staffers are only accounting for the cost of filter components plant operators would have to purchase from outside vendors and are not including the cost of additional modifications operators might have to make on-site to make the filters viable.
"Maybe you have to move something, have to install something, change procedures – all those costs add up," Kraft said. "When you look at some of the European designs, those external filters were put in separate buildings … and that's a seismic heavily shielded building so you're talking a bunch of money for that."
The NRC Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards essentially backed the industry position in a Thursday letter to commission Chairwoman Allison Macfarlane. The committee said it opposes a mandate for external filters and instead favors an alternative "performance-based approach" that NRC staff said in meetings last week was based on the industry proposal.
A "performance-based approach" allows more room "for innovation and may result in more effective solutions," the ACRS letter says. It says the approach could ultimately lead to external filters being installed anyway, but does not recommend mandating such installation at this time.
Watchdog groups meanwhile support the NRC staff recommendation, according to Gunter. The "performance-based approach" described during ACRS meetings last week appeared to vague to be effective and its lack of clarity could lead to implementation delays, he said.
As it is, watchdog groups believe the U.S. government and nuclear power industry have been too slow to respond Fukushima. Gunter complains that plant operators have until the end of 2016 to comply with the existing NRC vent order. Allowing the industry to take an undefined approach to filtering, without a clear enforcement mechanism, could cause the issue to "drift into oblivion," he said.
"We continue to be midstream on the post-Fukushima actions that were given a test by [hurricane] Sandy" Gunter said, referring to the storm last week that put the Oyster Creek nuclear power plant in New Jersey on an emergency alert. "Luckily it wasn't a class 5 or a class 3 storm ... these are all wake up calls right now."
Gunter said he is also concerned about the prospect of the five-member commission ultimately voting down the staff recommendation. He noted that one commissioner, Republican Kristine Svinicki, has already expressed opposition to a filter requirement. Svinicki argued in March that existing protective measures should prevent filtered vents from ever being necessary.
Commissioner William Ostendorff, also a Republican, told GSN in a brief interview this week that he had not yet made up his mind on the subject. NRC staff is expected to present a more detailed report to the commission later this month, he noted.
"I'm really going to wait and see what I can discern from the staff's analysis," Ostendorff said, adding that he recently visited a plant with a filter in Sweden in an effort to learn more about the topic. "We are and will be spending a lot of time on that issue."
WASHINGTON -- Staff for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission are recommending that their agency require aging atomic power plants in the United States to make upgrades that could reduce the amount of radioactivity released into the environment following an act of terrorism or a natural disaster.


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If you happened to be looking for a hand-painted Legends of Russia plate and found yourself at the Stow Lions Club Fall Flea Market on Oct. 1, you came to the right place.
"Careful," cautioned Joe Mangiafico from Stow to a passerby who had picked up one of the plates to examine it more closely. "If you drop it, you own it."
The plates, Mangiafico said, which he purchased some 30 years ago, were probably the most unusual – and valuable – items he had for sale.
But his walking sticks, each with a small compass inserted into the top, were getting a good looking over as well.
"Buy one of those," he joked, "and you'll never get lost."
Nearby, Elaine Lally, also from Stow, was rearranging her items and chatting with a friend. Most of the items she was selling – ornaments, stuffed animals, wreaths, trees – reflected her love of the holidays.
"Yes," she proudly said, "I'll admit it; I'm a Christmas-a-holic."
She laughed and pointed to one of her prize possessions – a pug (as in dog) Christmas tree that lights up. It stands about 18 inches and features countless pugs scrambling up the tree at various angles.
"I bought it for a friend, but when she lost her pug I decided not to give it to her. I put it away and, up until recently, had forgotten that I had it," said Lally.
Another seller, Joe Beston from Waltham, said it was going to be hard to part with a lot of his sports memorabilia – replica stadiums, collectible plates of sports superstars and miniature action statues – but admitted it was probably about time after he and his wife recently sold their home and moved into a smaller apartment.
"You don't see this stuff at a lot of flea markets," he said.
And he appeared to be right, especially in regard to the Shaquille O'Neal Pepsi bottles, with soda still inside.
Raising money for charity
The Fall Flea Market is one of the Lions Club's annual events (they host a spring flea market as well), and helps the Lions raise money for a number of charitable organizations and activities. Known internationally for contributing to eye research and more recently diabetes research, the Lions also contribute to local scholarships, hurricane relief efforts and Warm Hearts, a Stow charity that takes care of local people in need, among others.
Mike Busch, last year's Lions Club president, said money raised at the flea market comes from spaces they sell to dealers, from items sold by the Lions at their own tables (all the Lions items on sale are donated), and the sale of hamburgers, hot dogs and other food items throughout the day.
Arnie Johnson, one of two charter members of the Stow Lions Club (Roy Dudley is the other), explained that the flea market got started years ago when the Lions donated a special eye machine to Emerson Hospital.
"We actually went into debt to buy the eye machine, so we started the flea market to pay off that debt," he said. "That was a long time ago."
Joanne Amaral, said she joined the Lions years ago after moving to Hudson. Her dad had been a member of the Lions in East Longmeadow, and she thought it would be fun to follow in his footsteps and also a good way to meet new friends.
Now she works at both the spring and fall flea markets, along with other Lions events, and often buys things for her grandkids.
"I usually work at the food stand," she says. "If I was at the table selling stuff, I think I would wind up buying even more than I do."
Something for everyone
One of the happy shoppers was Raj Mathur with children Aryan, 11, and Avisha, 6.
"We come here every year," he said. "We live close by."
His children eagerly displayed their "loot" – books, games, assorted toys, DVDs and pokemon paraphernalia. It was quite a haul.
Originally from India, he laughed when asked if there was something similar to the Stow flea market there.
"No, we don't have anything like this in New Delhi," he said.
Other shoppers included Jim and Nancy Murphy from Stow. Their reasons for attending varied.
"We buy things for the house," Jim Murphy said, "and my wife also keeps an eye out for vintage items for my daughter who has a store that specializes in vintage merchandise in Newburyport."
Married for 55 years and residents of Stow for 46, Murphy added another reason to the list.
"We know a lot of people here. It's always good to come here and see them," he said.


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WAILUKU » If government officials had been quick to put lifeguards at Makena State Park, a visitor might not have drowned Sunday, a Maui activist said.
George R. Harker said funding for lifeguard service was authorized by the state Legislature effective last July but that government officials have delayed action.
Daniel L. Rawlins, 59, of Austin, Texas, died Sunday morning after he and three other men were swept 100 yards offshore by a rip current at a place known as Little Beach.
Rawlins struggled to get back to shore, started panicking and had an asthma attack, a friend told police.
The friend spent 30 minutes in rough water, then swam ashore onto rocks but lost sight of Rawlins, police Lt. Clarence Kenui Jr. said.
Kenui said the friend saw Rawlins' body floating in the water and ran to call for emergency help at 11:25 a.m.
Harker, who was at the beach, said surfers paddled out to retrieve the body before lifeguards arrived from beaches several miles away.
Harker said there was a riptide Sunday morning at Little Beach. "You could see the sand plume going out," he said.
Harker said that if lifeguards had been assigned to the state beach, they would have posted warning flags telling swimmers about the hazardous waters.
Harker said another swimmer was in distress later in the day, called for help and was assisted to shore by surfers.
The state Legislature authorized $606,000 for county lifeguard services on Kauai and Maui seven months ago, including $406,000 for Makena State Park.
Harker said the money was put into the budget by state Sen. Rosalyn Baker in response to a history of injuries.
Besides Little Beach, the shorebreak at nearby Big Beach is known for causing back and neck injuries, Harker said.
Harker said he sent a letter of complaint to Gov. Linda Lingle and was advised to contact the state attorney general's office.
County Parks Director Tamara Horcajo said her department is waiting for the state to send it a revised contract.
Deborah Ward, spokeswoman for the Board of Land and Natural Resources, said the state and county both share a deep concern for safety of beachgoers at Makena Beach.
"We give our condolences to the families involved in Sunday's drowning," Ward said. "We encourage all people to respect the power of the ocean and to be extremely cautious and heed warning signs at public beaches."
Ward said warning signs are posted at multiple locations in Makena State Park to alert the public of shoreline hazards, such as shorebreak or undertow.
"We are continuing to work with the county to provide lifeguard services at this beach as rapidly as possible," she said.
Harker said he began lobbying for lifeguard services at the park after witnessing the death of Richard McKeon Young of Idaho in rough surf four years ago.
He said he has witnessed three deaths in waters off the state beach at Makena and that the latest could have been avoided.
"This was a preventable drowning," Harker said. "Lifeguards would have noted dangerous conditions. Lifeguards situated in the area could have responded in minutes to the initial 911 call."


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 17, 2005--a21, Inc. ("a21") (OTCBB: ATWO - News), a leading online digital content marketplace for creative professionals, today announced financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2005.
Gross revenue for the first quarter of 2005 was $2,312,000, compared to $798,000 for the same period in 2004. Net loss for the first quarter of 2005 was $701,000, or $0.02 per share, versus net loss of $600,000, or $0.02 per share, for the same period in 2004. Earnings per share for the first quarter of 2005 is calculated on the basis of 38,136,237 weighted average shares outstanding, compared to 25,726,916 weighted average shares outstanding for the same period in 2004.
"During the first quarter, a21 continued to make positive strides in our business in both the operations of our subsidiary, SuperStock, as well the financial health of a21," said Albert H. Pleus, Chairman and CEO of a21. "On the fiscal management side, in February 2005 we completed a financing with our existing investors on more favorable terms, which improves a21's financial position and flexibility by providing increased working capital."
"From an operations standpoint, we made significant progress in four areas: content, sales, technology, and management," added Thomas V. Butta, Vice Chairman and President of a21 and CEO of SuperStock. "Regarding content, the SuperStock image collection surpassed the one million mark in the first quarter. Since the a21 acquisition of SuperStock on February 29, 2004, the total number of images available online has grown by more than 80 percent.
"In direct sales, we showed sequential growth over fourth quarter results as well as over first quarter 2004 in both direct and channel sales. Regarding technology, we continued to make performance improvements and add new features to SuperStock.com. Our management team continues to recruit top talent into the company as evidenced by key changes in sales and marketing leadership positions," said Butta.
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a21 (https://www.a21group.com) is a leading digital content marketplace for the professional creative community. Through SuperStock (https://www.superstock.com), a21 delivers high quality images and exceptional customer service. Together a21 and SuperStock provide a whole new level of image access to photographers, artists, photography agencies and other customers, offering a valuable and viable choice in the stock image industry.
The statements contained in this press release contain certain forward-looking statements, including statements regarding a21, Inc.'s expectations, intentions, strategies and beliefs regarding the future. All statements contained herein are based upon information available to a21, Inc. management as of the date hereof and actual results may vary based upon future events, both within and without the control of a21, Inc.'s management.


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Two incoming Duval County School Board members know who they would vote for as the next superintendent - and so does a board hopeful.
After a day of interviewing the three finalists, Cheryl Grymes said she was leaning toward Nikolai Vitti. For board member-elect Connie Hall, the choice was clear: Kriner Cash.
"Cash is going to raise the level of expectations," she said Monday. "I think Cash is a transformational leader, and that's going to offend some people, but we need to be offended. This school district cannot be mediocre anymore."
Replay: Finalists' meetings with elected board members, run-off candidates
Cash, the outgoing superintendent for Memphis City Schools, joined Vitti and Dale Robbins as finalists for Duval superintendent. Vitti is the chief of academics for Miami-Dade County Public Schools, and Robbins is a retired associate superintendent for Gwinnett County Public Schools in Georgia.
The three will have a second round of interviews with the current School Board members Tuesday. The board could pick one of them to be the next superintendent Tuesday evening.
The finalists spent Monday fielding questions from teachers, principals and community leaders as well as School Board members-elect and runoff candidates. Only the interviews with the last group were open to the public.
Hall; Grymes, another board member-elect; Suzanne Jenkins, a board candidate for District 3; and Jon Heymann, a board candidate for District 7, interviewed the candidates, although they will not be selecting the new superintendent. Ashley Smith Juarez, Jenkins' opponent, and Jason Fischer, Heymann's opponent, skipped the interviews.
Speaking with the board members-elect and candidates, Cash said his vision for Duval is "a world-class district" where there's "an effective teacher in every classroom, every year, every grade, at every subject."
Cash also told his interviewers that it would take him 2?1/2 years to visit every school in the district.
He said he wants to create a pre-K through college education continuum in Jacksonville.
"Education starts literally in the womb and all the way through college," Cash said.
Jenkins said she was leaning toward Vitti or Robbins because she was impressed with their handle on specific student data.
"I got percentages and numbers from them," she said. "They knew where they moved the needle in their respective positions, and I feel like I didn't get that from Cash. As a board member, I want a superintendent who knows that off the top of their head - that's the type of commitment I'm looking for."
Jenkins said she was also put off by the length of time Cash said it would take to visit all of the schools, calling it "a real deal killer."
Vitti told interviewers that his resume has not been floating around the nation.
"This is the only superintendency I've applied for," he said. "This is not about wanting to be a superintendent, it's about being a superintendent in the right district."
Vitti also told the group that he's interested in this job because Jacksonville has a heightened attention to public education.
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Robbins ended his interview with the board members-elect and candidates saying, "I'm really looking for my last job, not my next job."
Four new board members will take office in November. The current superintendent, Ed Pratt-Dannals, will be leaving when his contract expires Dec. 31.
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DC Fan | USA | 06/24/2005
(4 out of 5 stars)
"ONE TO ONE was Carole's first album for Atlantic in 1982 and, until now, has never been released on CD. Well someone finally got the picture and decided it was long overdue.
One of the unfortunate things to befall Carole King is that TAPESTRY has often condemned her - her later work is always judged and compared to her 1971 classic. She was in fact never allowed to grow as an artist because she hit a peak and her subsequent sales (though good!) were only a fraction of what that album sold. The reviews of her later work also reflect that, with most being favorable, but not a par with TAPESTRY. Now although her late 70's releases were in fact NOT on a par with TAPESTRY or even MUSIC or RHYMES AND REASONS, Carole did seem to regain her footing after 1980, releasing a fun retrospective of her 60's gems cowritten with Gerry Goffin, PEARLS and then this, ONE TO ONE.
AMG makes an accurate observation of ONE TO ONE, saying Carole was not trying to reinvent herself. However, her song structures and knack for writing strong melodies were very evident with this album. I think it was necessary that Carole revert back to her strengths since WELCOME HOME and TOUCH THE SKY caused her sales high to regress. Now whether this effort is to be equated with "recycling" or "formulaic" is up to you; nevertheless, she turns in some great compositions here, notably "One To One," which became a Top 20 hit on the Adult Contemporary chart, "It's A War," and the assertive "Lookin' Out For Number One." Included here as well is a song cowritten by Gerry and Louise Goffin, "Life Without Love," which actually showcased Louise's tuneful knack, something she obviously inherited. However Carole's best original songs on this album are "Golden Man," "Little Prince," and "(Love Is Like A) Boomerang," all of which harken back to her Brill Building glory days. Although ONE TO ONE only sold modestly when it was originally released, topping out at #119, I believe it deserves a second look and like the majority of Carole's other albums should be judged only in and of itself. It's hardly necessary that it be "TAPESTRY" in order to be "good.""
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Mickey Frith | Nashville, TN | 06/24/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I wrote Wounded Bird around a year and half ago requesting this title to be reissued. Their response to me was, "We'll look into it." And here it is, which just goes to show that "ask and you shall receive" works. :-)
I can't really add that much to DC Fan's excellent review. However, I do want to emphasize that if you were turned off by Carole's other Warner release from the early 80's, SPEEDING TIME, because of it's over-synthesized sound, please rest assured that ONE TO ONE is nothing like that album. The songs are warm, and the instruments are real. Carole's vocals are clear and strong. This album has sort of a THOROUGHBRED meets FANTASY feel to it, with just a touch of Laura Nyro's MOTHER'S SPIRITUAL thrown in.
Anyway, Wounded Bird did a fantastic job with this reissue. It looks and sounds fantastic! Please support them and purchase more of their fine releases: www.woundedbird.com. (P.S.: They also did a wonderful job on the Nicolette Larson and England Dan & John Ford Coley reissues.)
MY Carole King Album
Aage Nielsen | Boise, Idaho United States | 09/09/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"One to One came out during my High School senior year. I had heard and really liked her songs all through my childhood, but Tapestry and Rhymes & Reasons were more from my older sister's generation. This one really felt like MY Carole King album. I just got it on CD today and I still remembered all the songs very well. As the other reviewers have said so well, this album is really good! The arrangements do not sound dated and topical material from the Reagan era, such as the title track and "Lookin' out for Number One" are still so fresh and relevant. In fact, SHE is still relevant. I saw her at a fund raiser for John Kerry at the Bouquet in Boise (where she wrote Main Street Saturday Night) and she was actually surprised that everyone in the audience seemed to know all the words to all the songs, and that it was OK to deviate from the early 70s material. She has had a home in Idaho since around 1975 and feels very much at home here.
Some of her songwriting here is so vintage King, like from the early sixties before she really started recording. "Boomerang" is such a song. Given the year of this release, it could have been given an overtly eighties treatment, but instead gets the cool California sound of some of Nicolette Larson's releases at the time. Goat Annie is cute without being insipid, even with a little quote from Smackwater Jack.
I honestly don't remember what the other kids were listening to in 1982, but this album, along with Melanie's "Arabesque" were about the only new albums I really got excited about back then. I guess wasn't cool enough yet for Echo & the Bunnymen. I think I am now. LOL
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6 February 2009: An exhibition presenting the Healing Gathering Possum Skin Cloak, along with work from the Winja Ulupna Aboriginal Art Access Program was officially opened by Aboriginal Elder Aunty Jacko at the Australian Catholic University (ACU) Gallery on Tuesday 20 January.
Deputy Vice-Chancellor Gabrielle McMullen welcomed Aunty Jacko and the exhibition's Curator Ann Holt also spoke briefly at the unique exhibition.
The Healing Gathering Possum Skin Cloak is a collective work of art created by Aboriginal women, for Aboriginal women. The cloak was made during two art sessions, held to raise awareness about the high incidence and mortality rate of cervical cancer in Aboriginal women.
At the sessions, supported by Papscreen Victoria, the women talked about sexual health and each was given a panel of the cloak to design.
The project aimed to raise awareness about cervical cancer prevention, improve rates of pap testing and HPV vaccinations, and explore how sexual health could be made more accessible to Aboriginal women.
"As an elder to be able to talk to the younger women and explain how important it is for them was a great experience. As we worked on the coat we had a guitar and sang songs which made it easier for the women to open up," Aunty Jacko said.
The Winja Ulupna Aboriginal Art Access Program is an Aboriginal women's residential drug and alcohol recovery house based in St Kilda. The unique program assists women from Winja Ulpna as part of their rehabilitation.
Situated in an old church hall in St Kilda, the program is set up more like a studio space than a class room.
Due to the transient nature of the group, and the stresses of drug and alcohol recovery, there can be a high turnover of students. Some participants only attend one or two classes and are unable to complete paintings. Others stay with the program for many months producing a large body of work.
The exhibition is a small selection of the many paintings that have been produced during the past eight years.
Many women who join the Aboriginal Access Studio have never painted before. Each participant can work at her own pace and choose to have as much or as little intervention and assistance as required when making work.
The possum skin cloak will now be used for culturally significant events, including weddings and funerals.
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Thursday, November 17, 2016
Avalon in Belgium
Travel blogger Ingrid Dendievel from Road Tripping Europe photographed Avalon's book against the backdrop of several famous places and attractions in Belgium. Enjoy!
Posted by Avalon Cat Cartoons at 12:57 PM
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2 comments:
- Sweet Purrfections said...
What a nice way to exhibit your book.
- November 17, 2016 at 9:24 PM
- Mr Puddy said...
MOL ..the way to exhibit your book =^x^=
- November 18, 2016 at 12:45 AM
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For the transition from anti-monopoly focused on land issues to wider concerns, see Tamara Venit (Venit-Shelton), "A Squatters' Republic : Land Rights, Reform, and Anti-monopoly in California and the Nation, 1850-1920" (Ph.D. Thesis, Stanford University, 2008).
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Hibbing in St. Louis County, Minnesota — The American Midwest (Upper Plains)
George R. Stuntz
First permanent settler. In 1852 resided and traded on Minnesota Point. Government surveyor. Discovered iron ore before 1870 on Vermilion. Discovery of Missabe Range followed in 1890. Built Vermilion Trail. Forest ranger, ferryman, canoeist, guide, interpreter, observer, essayist and discoverer. He died poor, after having led many to riches. The Township of Stuntz, which includes Hibbing, was named in honor of him.
Erected 1935 by the Hibbing First Settlers' Association and the people of Hibbing.
Location. 47° 24.114′ N, 92° 56.508′ W. Marker is in Hibbing, Minnesota, in St. Louis County. Marker is at the intersection of 1st Avenue East and Hematite Street, on the right when traveling south on 1st Avenue East. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Hibbing MN 55746, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 3 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Early Finnish Pioneers (approx. 0.8 miles away); In Abiding Love (approx. 0.9 miles away); The "Hup" (approx. 2½ miles away); Birthplace of Greyhound Lines (approx. 2½ miles Train Depot / Street Car Bridge (approx. 2.7 miles away); Finnish Workers Hall (approx. 3 miles away); Moving the Town (approx. 3 miles away); Business District (approx. 3 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Hibbing.
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India Bracy Swepston, born October 22, 1921 in Monticello, AR, passed away on November 20th, 2012 in Tulsa, OK. India was preceded in death by her husband Gene, her parents, Harry and Annie Hankins, and her brothers Carroll and Sterling Hankins. Survivors include her three children, Carol Duncan and her husband Bill of Millersville, MD, Gene and his wife Heather of Tulsa, OK, Paul and his wife Barbara of The Woodlands, TX. She is also survived by four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, James Duncan, his wife Wendy and their children Addison and Megan of Reston, VA, Elizabeth Duncan of Washington, DC, Tim Swepston and his wife Emma of New Orleans, LA and Tim's son, Fain Swepston of Nashville, NC, and Alex Garrison of Tulsa, OK.
India graduated with a teaching degree from Henderson State Teachers College, taught elementary school while her husband Gene was overseas during WWII and later was a reading tutor in Little Rock. She spent over 30 years engaged in creative writing at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She was a published and award winning poet and short story writer, her first published article appearing in True Confessions in 1972. Her favorite memories were travels to Buffalo River, DeGray Lodge for the eagle watch, New Year's Eve at the Red Apple Inn, New York to the theater, travel throughout Europe, the Little Rock Dance Club, Bookfellows, Henderson War Years reunion group, the season subscription to The REP and St Paul Methodist Church. At St Paul she was a Sunday school teacher, president of the Women's Society and wrote the annual Christmas play.
The family would like to thank Good Shepard Retirement Center of Little Rock, Cypress Springs Alzheimer's and Memory Support of Tulsa and Rose Rock Hospice of Tulsa for their loving care and comfort. A memorial will be held in Arkansas on a yet to be determined date. Friends may contribute in her name to St. Paul Methodist Church, 2223 Durwood Road, Little Rock, AR 72207 (501) 666-9429.


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