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The World Cafe with host David Dye serves up an eclectic mix of music from blues, rock, and world, to folk, and alternative country with live performances and interviews with celebrated and emerging artists. This acclaimed program, distributed nationally to over 185 stations across the country through NPR Music, is produced by WXPN in Philadelphia.
David Dye is a longtime Philadelphia radio personality whose music enthusiasm has captivated listeners of World Cafe since 1991.
World Cafe and Dye have received numerous awards including: two NFCB Gold Reel Awards, Album Network's "Best Triple A Air Talent," four Philadelphia Magazine's "Best of Philly Awards," the Philadelphia Chapter of NARA "Hero Award" and numerous radio industry trade magazine citations.
Producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, Dave Matthews Band, Peter Gabriel) will produce music sessions for the World Cafe at the world-renowned Avatar Studios in New York City.
Steve Lillywhite entered the music scene when he was 17 as a tape operator with London's Polygram Studios and has since been working in the industry for more than 35 years. Lillywhite has produced songs and albums with bands such as U2, Dave Matthews Band, Simple Minds, Peter Gabriel, XTC, The La's, and Morrissey. He has won Grammy Awards for Producer of the Year, Best Rock Album, and Album of the year for U2's How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb. Known for his ability to inspire artists, Lillywhite has been instrumental in shaping many career-making albums and songs.
World Cafe host David Dye celebrates St. Patrick's Day with Steve Lillywhite, whose most recent project took him to Dublin producing U2's No Line On The Horizon. With an inside scoop on the definitive Irish rockers' new record, Lillywhite explains how he and co-producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois each contributed to the album and gives his personal insight into certain tracks.
Website: u2.com
MySpace: myspace.com/u2
The Irish pop-rock band Bell X1 has brought its catchy riffs and smart lyrics to America in recent years, long after it had already become a reliable hitmaker in its homeland. The group was initially led by singer Damien Rice under the moniker Juniper, but Rice left the group and was replaced by vocalist/drummer Paul Noonan.
Bell X1 joins host David Dye for a special World Cafe Lillywhite Session from Avatar Studios. During its visit, the group discusses how the new album marks a departure from its predecessors, with changes in both production and personnel.
Website: bellx1.com
MySpace: myspace.com/bellx1
An underground favorite since their distorted art pop debuted in 1991, Mercury Rev sees reinvention as the key to their creativity. With the new album, Snowflake Midnight, the psych-rock vets embraced open-source technology, allowing them to experiment with audio effects designed by people across the globe.
In this Lillywhite Session, Mercury Rev talks about discovering the sound for the latest record and the concept of a "Brain Waves Concert."
Website: mercuryrev.com
MySpace: myspace.com/mercuryrevmusic
By the time Vauxhall and I came around in 1994, Morrissey had already wooed the world both in The Smiths and with a few critically-acclaimed solo albums. His fourth solo effort was a bit of a return to the jangly Smiths style, but as Morrissey has proved over and over again since then, he just keeps perfecting it.
Lillywhite gave Vauxhall and I the lush sound for which Morrissey recordings had been begging. In an interview with host David Dye, Lillywhite talks about the creation of the album and ultimately what made Morrissey ask him back for two more.
The Pretenders released their new album called "Break Up The Concrete" on October 7, 2008. It is the ninth in the band's career and their first in 6 years. This time the bandleader Chrissie Hynde is collaborating with a new group of musicians. Recorded in 10 days, the result is a stripped down roots album, pure and raw, which highlights Hynde's timeless vocal sound. In 1978, Hynde formed The Pretenders, originally three Englishmen and an American woman, that emerged as one of the new wave's most commercially successful groups. Its focal point was Chrissie Hynde, the band's songwriter, lead singer, and rhythm guitarist, whose tough songs and stage persona put feminist self-assertion into her own distinctive hard rock. Their self-titled debut album was released in early 1980 and eventually climbed to number one in the U.K., achieving wide success in America as well. Although the long waits between LPs have dulled her group's once shining commercial career, Hynde remains an influential performer and songwriter. Hynde is also an outspoken crusader for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. The Pretenders were creative with the release of their new album Break Up the Concrete, and decided to give away every track as free downloads, one song each week leading up to the record's physical release, thus creating a buzz of anticipation that no Pretenders album has had in over a decade. The album marks a reunion with producer Steve Lillywhite.
Website: thepretenders.com
MySpace: myspace.com/thepretenders
Big Country was a Scottish rock band who reached their critical and commercial peak in the mid 1980s, though they continued releasing music throughout the 1990s to a devoted following. The band was noted for mixing their Scottish roots into their music and also for their unique guitar sounds. The band is best known for their lone US hit, 1983's "In a Big Country", but the album that song is drawn from, the Steve Lillywhite-produced The Crossing, is considered a great forgotten album of the 1980s.
In this interview, Steve Lillywhite discusses the recording of The Crossing.
The Strokes' rhythm guitarist, Albert Hammond Jr., recently joined World Cafe host David Dye for a Lillywhite Session recorded at Avatar Studios in New York City. Here, Hammond and his band perform four songs from his second studio effort, Como Te Llama?, with the help of famed producer Steve Lillywhite.
Hammond still keeps his day job in The Strokes, but two years ago took on the role of frontman, which he says took time to get used to. His music retains the guitar-driven style of his main band, but also incorporates Hammond's tender, bluesy vocals.
Website: alberthammondjr.com
MySpace: myspace.com/alberthammondjr
The La's only recorded one album, but the self-titled disc from 1990 features one infectious guitar-pop gem after another, including the classic, oft-covered hit "There She Goes." The group's main songwriter, Lee Mavers, notoriously fired multiple band members and producers because, according to Mavers, none of them got it. Steve Lillywhite came into the process later in the game, after The La's record label convinced him to finish the album. In an interview with David Dye, Lillywhite talks about the classic disc that Mavers never wanted released.
Doveman, the brainchild of Harlem-based keyboard maestro Thomas Bartlett, has just released a front-to-back cover of the Footloose soundtrack. While Doveman is normally a one-man act, Bartlett gets the multi-track treatment with Steve Lillywhite behind the boards at Avatar Studios for a unique Lillywhite Session.
Doveman's sophomore effort is a tribute to a friend who died at the height of the film's popularity. With Bartlett's understated delivery and beautiful piano work, he's crafted a heartfelt homage to the joys of youth. Stripped of those pop-infused dance tracks, the music has unexpected emotional depth.
Website: dovemanmusic.com
MySpace: myspace.com/doveman
On Peter Gabriel's third self-titled album, producer Steve Lillywhite made sense of the disparate elements that the sometimes-great second album could not. The 1980 release showcased a more song-oriented Gabriel, but also a bleak side of the former Genesis frontman.
In an interview with host David Dye, Lillywhite recalls laughing off the idea of recording an album with Gabriel, but both quickly found common ground in its musical direction. Music technology was moving quickly by 1980, and both men wanted to implement the new keyboard and sampling devices. While Gabriel would go on to make even better-selling albums, Peter Gabriel remains his finest moment.
Dr. Dog formed in 1999 in Philadelphia. Opening for My Morning Jacket in 2004 led to the beginnings of a commercial breakthrough - opening for other acts such as The Strokes and The Raconteurs. The group's fan base continued to grow with the EP Takers and Leavers and full-length debut We All Belong. Now they are headlining their own US tour for their newest album Fate.
Website: drdogmusic.com
MySpace: myspace.com/drdog
Crash is the second studio album released by the Dave Matthews Band in 1996. It has been certified 7 times platinum. Steve Lillywhite produced 3 albums the Dave Matthews Band released - Under the Table and Dreaming, Crash, and Before These Crowded Streets. Steve also produced an album for the band that was never officially released, The Lillywhite Sessions. Steve talks about working with the band for the second time and how he wanted to amp up their sound for this album.
With a sound combining the baroque psychedelic pop of the '60s, sacred harp singing, gospel, and folk music, Fleet Foxes joins host David Dye for the latest in World Cafe's Lillywhite Sessions series from Avatar Recording Studios in New York City. The band's members grew up on the music of their parents: The Beach Boys, Simon & Garfunkel, The Zombies, Love, and Crosby Stills & Nash.
Robin Pecknold and Skye Skyelset are backed by some of Seattle's best musicians, including past and present members of bands such as Pedro the Lion, Seldom, and Crystal Skulls. Through the support of friends, families, and credit cards, material for both the Sun Giant EP and Fleet Foxes' self-titled debut were recorded. Both showcase an inventive, unfailingly sweet sound that spans genres and eras.
Website: subpop.com/artists/fleet_foxes
MySpace: myspace.com/fleetfoxes
Bath, England's singer-composer-keyboardist Allison Goldfrapp began exploring music as a part of her studies as a Fine Art Painting major at Middlesex University, mixing sound, visuals, and performances in her installation pieces. While she was still in college, she appeared on her friend Tricky's 1995 debut Maxinquaye, which led to appearances on albums from other cutting-edge electronic artists, including Orbital's Snivilisation and Add N to X's Avant Hard. By the late '90s, Goldfrapp began honing her own compositions; one of her friends passed some of her demos on to composer Will Gregory. Finding much in common in their musical tastes and approaches, the duo took Allison's surname as the name for their collaboration. After signing to Mute in 1999, Goldfrapp delivered their debut album, Felt Mountain, in fall 2000. Felt Mountain went on to nearly universal acclaim and spawned several singles, including the Utopia Genetically Enriched EP, which arrived in early 2001. After spending most of that year touring, Goldfrapp spent most of 2002 recording and returned with Black Cherry in spring 2003. 2005 saw the release of the "Ooh La La" single and the full-length Supernature, both of which continued the disco and glam-rock influences of the duo's previous album. 2008's The Seventh Tree moved in a calmer, more acoustic-based, but just as sonically lush direction.
Website: goldfrapp.co.uk/
MySpace: myspace.com/goldfrapp
Steve explains how he got the job following Elvis Costello's footsteps - producing the next The Pogues' album If I Should Fall from Grace with God and their hit duet "Fairytale of New York" with Lillywhite's then-wife Kirsty MacColl.
Produced by the legendary Steve Lillywhite, She & Him inaugurates World Cafe's new Lillywhite Sessions series from Avatar Studios in New York City. David Dye hosts the duo with discussion of its debut album, Volume One, while Lillywhite offers his own commentary on the music.
Since their initial collaboration on a single for the soundtrack to the film The Go-Getter, M. Ward and actress Zooey Deschanel went on to record a full-length collection of her demos. Volume One seamlessly combines her syrupy-sweet voice with his simplistic yet stunning instrumentals. Through songs of love both lost and found, She & Him captures timeless sounds and rhythms.
Website: sheandhim.com
MySpace: myspace.com/sheandhim
In the span of three years, U2 delivered a one-two-three punch: Boy, October, and 1983's War. War begins with the legendary call to arms "Sunday Bloody Sunday." Its machine-gun guitar rhythms and Bono's passionate vocals set the tone for an album that took no prisoners. In an interview with host David Dye, War's original producer, Steve Lillywhite, talks about the creation of the landmark album.
World Cafe has been one of public radio's most entertaining and important music shows for over 15 years. Airing weekdays on 185 radio stations nationwide from its home station of WXPN-FM in Philadelphia, PA, it is a uniquely formatted program that features live interviews and performances with the greatest established and up-and-coming artists of today.
In The Best of the World Cafe: Great Conversations from NPR's Most Popular Contemporary Music Show host David Dye offers a stunning retrospective of the show, digging into this impressive vault of content to highlight the show's greatest interviews, quotes, moments, and memories. Featuring interview excerpts and complete transcripts from some of music's legendary, leading, and up-and-coming artists and performers, The Best of the World Cafe is fit to indulge even the most hardcore music junkies.
David Dye originated the show in 1991 to offer listeners a new eclectic mix of musical styles including blues, rock, folk, and alt-country. Every week since the show's inception, Dye has brought out the best in such celebrated musicians as Sting, Joni Mitchell, Robert Plant, and Beck. He also introduced many listeners to newcomers like Fiona Apple, Rufus Wainwright, and John Mayer among thousands of others.
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Former Beatle Pete Best takes us back to Liverpool on Haymans Green.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Unpredictable psych-folk duo, The Dodos, have released their sophomore effort called Visiter.
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Everest released their indie-rock debut, Ghost Notes, on Neil Young's Vapor Records.
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Producer Steve Lillywhite (U2, Dave Matthews Band, Peter Gabriel) will produce music sessions for the World Cafe at the world-renowned Avatar Studios in New York City.
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The FBI released photos Thursday of two people of interest in the deadly Boston Marathon bombings.
In a press conference Thursday afternoon, FBI Special Agent in Charge Richard Deslauriers explained that they were able to identify two suspects, dubbed Suspect No. 1 and Suspect No. 2, through various photos, videos and tips they have received from the public since Monday's bombings, which claimed the lives of three people and injured nearly 200 others.
VIDEO: Stephen Colbert dedicates monologue to Boston Marathon bombings
After detailed analysis, the FBI is now hoping to get help from the public to identify the suspects, both seen in the photos wearing hats, one white cap and one black cap, who appeared to be walking together down the street towards the finish line before the bombings. Suspect No. 2 in the white cap is believed to have been seen planting the device shortly before bombings.
"At this time, these are people of interest to the FBI," Deslauriers said, encouraging anyone with information to contact the FBI at 1-800-Call-FBI or BostonMarathonTips.FBI.Gov. "We consider them to be armed and extremely dangerous. No one should approach them. No one should attempt to apprehend them except law enforcement... If you see these men, contact law enforcement."
Two homemade pressure cooker bombs filled with nails and other items went off seconds apart near the finish line of the Boston Marathon Monday.
Third Boston marathon victim identified as Chinese Boston University grad student
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Covert conversations played to jury
Covert recordings of conversations caught in a bugged hotel room between parents accused of killing their six children have been played to a court and revealed them discussing what they told officers in the days after the blaze.
Mick and Mairead Philpott were heard talking in the room that was being monitored 24 hours a day by Serious and Organised Crime detectives, and officers say they also caught on tape sexual activity between them and friend Paul Mosley.
All three are accused at Nottingham Crown Court of the manslaughter of the Philpott's six young children in the fatal fire in Allenton, Derby, which engulfed the family home on May 11 last year.
On May 16, five days following the fire and after 31-year-old Mrs Philpott's witness evidence to police, Philpott, 56, was heard on the recording asking his wife: "What did you say about me trying to get in?" Mrs Philpott is heard to answer: "You tried everything you could to get in, like I said to them, I wanted to run through the flames up the stairs."
Philpott asked: "Was you crying when you said it? How bad?" She replies: "Not really, really bad, but I was crying."
Mosley, 46, visited the couple in their Premier Inn room and parts of recordings were played to jurors that prosecutors said showed sexual activity between the three. On May 19, Philpott refers to his wife performing a sex act on Mosley, which prosecutor Richard Latham QC said in his opening to the court was done to keep Mosley on side.
Police say they caught a sex act on audiotape in which all three defendants appear to be in the same room. The jury heard a subsequent conversation which was also caught on tape, in which Philpott is heard to say to his wife: "I'm proud of you." He later says: "I'm proud of you because you didn't want to do it, I'm proud of you because you lied to me."
"When?" she asks. "Well, you said you wanted to do it and you didn't," he replies.
All three defendants have denied six counts of manslaughter in relation to each of the children. Jade, 10, and her brothers John, nine, Jack, eight, Jesse, six, Jayden, five, and Duwayne, 13, all perished after the fire at their home in Victory Road.
Shortly after talking to police about events on the night of the fire, Philpott is heard asking his wife: "Are you going to be able to cope with this now? I'll tell you something, you know. I was expecting yesterday that you were going to stray." She replied: "I bet that was you thinking exactly the same as I was thinking when you were in there doing yours."
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It's a popular suggestion that what separates the truly exceptional person from the rest of us is 10,000 hours of "practice". In book form I've seen it twice - in Matthew Syed's "Bounce" and in Malcolm Gladwell's "Outliers" . Actually, to be fair, Matthew acknowledges his original source so that's actually only one distinct source. (Life Lesson aside: Trace... [More]


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B orn in the U.S.A., which turns 30 this week, is Bruce Springsteen's best-selling album to date, and that should come as no surprise. Its songs—"I'm On Fire," "Glory Days," "Darlington County" and others—are FM radio staples, their foursquare drum, piano, base and guitar parts perfectly at home in either a Jersey Shore bar or an East Texas roadhouse. If you hear a Springsteen song at your local supermarket, nine times out of 10 it comes from this album.
Born in the U.S.A. is also the Springsteen album whose songs have had the longest half-life in U.S. political discourse, from President Ronald Reagan's attempt to co-opt Springsteen's popularity right after the album's release to John Kerry's ploddingly literal use of "No Surrender" in his presidential campaign 20 years later. Even Barack Obama, probably the most broadly appreciative music fan ever to occupy the Oval Office, chose a Born in the U.S.A. track ("I'm On Fire") for a 2008 playlist of favorite songs.
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But the greatest political impact of Born in the U.S.A. was undeniably on Springsteen himself—turning him from a relatively apolitical performer from an avowedly working-class background to a passionate advocate for the rights of the disenfranchised—and that was all thanks to Reagan.
In 1984, President Reagan was running for his second term. Early on, his team had decided that the president's core supporters would vote for him no matter what. The reelection campaign would therefore be more about wooing moderate and independent voters than about shoring up the committed Republican base. It would be about images rather than issues and would attempt to co-opt as much of mainstream U.S. culture as it could. If rock 'n' roll had been anathema to an earlier Republicans like former vice president Spiro Agnew—or even to then-current, musically clueless Secretary of the Interior James Watt—it was perfectly fine with most of the Reagan re-election team, particularly if the music in question could be viewed as inspirational. "If we allow any Democrat to claim optimism or idealism as his issue," one adviser noted very early in the campaign's planning, "we will lose the election."
In late August, just after the Republican National Convention, conservative columnist—and unofficial Reagan campaign adviser—George Will attended a Springsteen concert in Largo, Maryland, and was highly impressed. "If all Americans," Will would later write in his column about his backstage experience, "in labor and management, who make steel or cars or shoes or textiles—made their products with as much energy and confidence as Springsteen and his merry band make music, there would be no need for Congress to be thinking about protectionism."
Perhaps significantly, Will's fervent ode to the Springsteen work ethic did not appear until two weeks after the concert, when the presidential campaign was in full swing. Six days after the column appeared, President Reagan made a campaign appearance in Hammonton, New Jersey, and as usual his staff slipped a few local references into his standard stump speech. "America's future," Reagan told the small-town audience, "rests in a thousand dreams inside your hearts. It rests in the message of hope in the songs of a man so many young Americans admire—New Jersey's own, Bruce Springsteen."
When asked about the president's compliment between concerts that week, Springsteen tried to shrug it off. But when you have the No. 2 album in the country, publicity tends not to go away. By the time the singer next took the stage, two days after the president's Hammonton name check, it was clear that Springsteen would have to address it head-on and in the only place where he totally controlled the message: onstage. "Well, the president was mentioning my name in his speech the other day," Springsteen told his Friday-night audience in Pittsburgh, "and I kind of got to wondering what his favorite album of mine must've been, you know? I don't think it was the Nebraska album. I don't think he's been listening to this one."
He then launched into "Johnny 99" from Nebraska, his last album before Born in the U.S.A.—much lower profile and much less "poppy." It's an austere set of songs about loners and criminals that Springsteen recorded himself in an empty rented house over a single night in the dead of winter. The song begins:
Well they closed down the auto plant in Mahwah late that month
Ralph went out lookin' for a job but he couldn't find none
He came home too drunk from mixin'
Tanqueray and wine
He got a gun shot a night clerk now they call 'm Johnny 99.
This was a big change for Springsteen—one of the first times he had really acknowledged his songs' political roots—perhaps even to himself.
Aside from a small fundraiser for George McGovern at a New Jersey drive-in in 1972, months before he even released his first album, Springsteen had never declared his support for a political candidate. In fact, he revealed in an interview published in December 1984 that he might only have voted once, perhaps in that election 12 years earlier.


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1. Retrieved after hours from the Trident Plastics dumpster after the good old boy owner told me I could hit it up because he "thought I was alright" but not to tell anyone else.
2. Cannibalized from an older piece that I reluctantly threw away but saved parts of in an effort to salvage some value from its expense.
3. From the perfectly usable scrap that the VCU AFO students left behind, for which I feel both resentful of and responsible for, as I'd like to think I taught them better than that.
4. Scraps bought at a discount from the nice lady at D&G Plastics that she had initially ordered for Arthur but he hadn't purchased all of which she seemed slightly put off about.
5. Admittedly bought from Lowe's.
6. Bought from Pleasants, which I feel less guilty about because it's more of an old-school southern hardware store.
7. From a house next door that was the site of a murder/arson in the 90's that was graciously loaded into my truck in the middle of the night by the renovators who would suspiciously only work from midnight to 5am.
8. Salvaged from the VDOT warehouse liquidation.
9. Given to me as a gift for helping a stressed and departing Arthur quickly move his studio and house into a cramped POD after he realized he was being optimistic with how many of his belongings he could actually keep.
10. Left in the studio from the previous tenant, a furniture designer who's name I think was Jesse and who's extensive use of walnut ended up covering every single square foot of that place with at least a quarter inch of toxic dust.
11. Saved after demolishing Kerry's jerry-rigged office that was also left in the studio, a large structure that I was proud of being able to totally disassemble myself in the span of only a few hours.
12. From Ms. Walters high school "Rocks and Ropes" course.
13. From fishing sinkers found in a coffee can in the Model Tobacco warehouse that we were recruited to help clean it out.
14. Purchased on three separate occasions while the Art Market was going out of business and eventually bought the last and conceivably most expensive batch when it was down to 70% off and felt like a vulture picking over an art supply carcass, but knew I would never be able to afford one-shot any other way and regardless I had a good rapport with the owner who generally seemed to hate most people under fifty.
15. Pieces from the dozen or so pairs of jeans my mother buys for me every year because she questions my sartorial decisions and yet I can't bear to throw them away or even to give them to Goodwill because of the good intentions behind them.
16. Salvaged from a set of antique 19th century leg-irons (which is an unsettling thing to come across in the south) that I found at a flea market in the boonies and initially intended for use in an ultimately failed video piece involving a pick axe and grave digging, but the current use of which in this later piece brought me a good degree of pleasure even though I still haven't found a use for the actual chain that the rings were attached to.
17. Snagged by Macon for me from her miserable job because she thought the color looked like something I could use.
18. Inherited from my grandfather's retirement pen-lathing hobby.


text: Hi everyone, the openBmap team is happy to announce the first release of the openBmap [1] logger/uploader for freesmartphone.org. As mentioned on the main page "openBmap is a free and open map of wireless communicating objects (e.g. cellular antenna, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth). It provides tools to mutualize data, create and access this map." At this time, only cellular networks are concerned. All the software code is AGPL v3 and data are Creative Commons License (creative commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported), thus the data is free to use (in the same way as OpenStreetMap). Map status (last update 2009-02-06 03:30:31) Cellular: 6 countries, 9 mobile networks, 313 location area codes, 8905 cells This could be used for: * locate you on a map. You don't need to turn GPS on. And as your GSM is always on, and the database is located on your phone, it is instantaneous. This prevent your battery and your privacy (don't need to send your GSM data to anyone on the Web). * provide rough location (the GSM gives less precise result as GPS) to the GPS, in order to speed up first time to fix. * ... The package "Freesmartphone.org client" [2] provides you with a logger, and an uploader. It has been tested against FSO Milestones 5. If you want to get located through your GSM data, at the moment you can use the Web API [3]. There is a Web interface [4] available to use this API and display zones on a map. We hope many will upload! Privacy note: when you upload, exactly as with OSM, your logs allow to know where and when you were. You have been warned ;-) ! I copy/paste the README of the package at the end of this email. Onen [1] http://realtimeblog.free.fr/ [2] http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=218065 [3] http://realtimeblog.free.fr/api/openbmap_api.php [4] http://realtimeblog.free.fr/cell_map.php README: openBmap logger version 0.1 What you should expect: * generation of logs * upload of logs Manual: Interface is straightforward. * A button to start generating logs. Values will be displayed when valid. Logs are stored under HOME/.openBmap/Logs by default. * A button to stop generating logs. Note that at the moment, the GSM part gets updated only after receiving an asynchronous update from the network. This means at start time, it is normal the GSM part does not display GSM information, even if you are registered to network. * A button to upload. This will block the interface until every log has been uploaded. This means that if you do not have Internet connection up and running, the GUI will be frozen until timeout of the upload part. After succesfull upload, the logs are moved to HOME/.openBmap/Processed_logs by default. Warning: you should create an account on realtimeblog.free.fr website, and fill the login/password in the configuration file before upload works. * A button to exit. Config file and application log are located under HOME/.openBmap directory by default. Known bugs: * when you are generating logs, and you press 'Stop' button. A popup window let you know you should wait for the logger to finish stopping. Under FSO M5, if you press the power button, the phone suspends. You press it again it wakes up. Nevertheless the GUI is frozen. You will have to kill the process.


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The third of the AJ/iGuzzini Place: Light First proposals resurrects Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens as a modern-day place for promenading
'Promenading Light' is a lighting proposal for Erect Architecture's 'Vauxhall Missing Link - Promenade of Curiosities' scheme, a public realm project connecting London's Battersea Nine Elms development to the South Bank.
The promenade is inspired by curiosities collector John Tradescant and the original Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens of the mid-17th to the mid-19th century, the famous place of amusement where high and low life went to see and be seen. The Promenade of Curiosities creates a more pedestrian- and cycle-friendly public realm in which locals and visitors can collect experiences of curiosities as they move through the site. Our proposal seeks to revivify Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens as a modern-day place for amusement and magic, promenading and socialising.
Some accounts attribute the decline of the original pleasure gardens to the arrival of electric lighting, when the magic created by hundreds of oil lamps illuminating trees and bushes disappeared.
We propose a sculptural 'ribbon' of light and dark above the park, which responds to the people below by illuminating their promenade and drawing attention to pockets of activity within the park.
Varying density, brightness and speed of illumination define different character areas around the ribbon, with a nod to the original features of the pleasure garden walks - the Dark Walk, Lovers' Walk and Grand Walk.
Triggered by people's activities, the lighting creates a perpetually changing atmosphere - a curious, ephemeral spectacle of wonder and delight, apparently hovering in the air like the pleasure gardens' famous tightrope walker, Madame Saqui.
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Lighting designer's notes by Colin Ball, associate lighting designer, BDP
Erect Architecture's proposal seeks to recreate an image of London that has been lost over the past few decades of 'over-engineering' our night-time environment. This is a fairly recent phenomenon - don't forget the Greenwich Observatory was still in operation until 1957.
Our proposal is to use readily available, addressable LED screen technologies from stage shows that can treat each 'oil lamp' as an individual pixel. This system can be suspended from an elegant catenary cable system with slim matt black columns positioned within the tree groups. All junction boxes, cabling and connections can then be hidden within the column infrastructure.
For years I have studied and written about JAM Whistler's Nocturnes and Gustave Doré's London etchings because they show a time when London was transformed; when the night-time economy became an important part of city life. Erect's proposal brings that early 'Nocturne' condition back.
London still has some gems of historic, listed gas-lit streets in operation. These function perfectly well at light levels as low as 1.5Lux, one-tenth of current recommendations. The low-level of warm flickering light can be responsive to people and provide lighting levels at least as high as the gas-lit streets currently in use.
iGuzzini case study: Memorial Park, San Giuliano di Puglia, Italy
On 31 October 2002 an earthquake measuring 5.4 on the Richter scale struck the small town of San Giuliano di Puglia in southern Italy. The Jovine elementary school collapsed and 29 people perished, 26 of whom were children.
Designed by architect Santo Marra, the common theme of this memorial park is the journey of life, the moment of tragedy and the path of mourning.
iGuzzini designed a bespoke LED solution that is delicate and flexible, representing human frailty. This is in stark contrast to the immovable concrete floor that represents the force of nature. The park, which illuminates at night, is a permanent memorial and these rows of light are broken up by illuminated discs, recessed into the ground, each representing a fallen soul.
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This is so pretty! I really love the dress; the pattern's really pretty, and I love the folds in it. The waves in the sea are really pretty, too ^^
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Magical and I love the classic feel too.
PHENOMENAL Shakeh! Like it should be hanging in an art gallery or museum!!!!
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Successful introduction of FLOW-i to pediatric anesthesia in UK and Ireland
FLOW-i met the high expectations
In the UK, a group of children's hospitals meets and shares information. A success story soon spreads through this network. The meetings, the involvement of the Key Opinion Leaders, and the peer-to-peer reviews left hospitals eagerly anticipating the arrival of FLOW-i; the machine did not disappoint in clinical use.
Patients with challenging respiratory requirements were ventilated safely and successfully, and theatre staff expressed genuine surprise that with FLOW-i, all patient categories can be anesthetized with more ease and success than with legacy machines. Additionally, the vaporizers need refilling far less frequently than before.
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CLEVELAND, Ga. - The Georgia Southwestern women's basketball team picked up its fifth win of the season on Wednesday evening, rolling past Truett-McConnell, 82-59.
GSW led 41-23 at the half.
The Lady Hurricanes (5-3) had four players score in double figures, led by Cierra Duhart with 12. LaConna Campbell and Nadirah Gardner added 11 points apiece. Terra Branch chipped in 10.
Samantha Smith grabbed a game-high seven rebounds for GSW.
Truett-McConnell's Jasmine Butler led all scorers with 15 points.
GSW shot 46.8 percent from the floor for the game, outrebounded the Lady Bears, 49-27, and held a 50-20 advantage in bench scoring.
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Switching Vertical and Horizontal Data with Excel 2007's TRANSPOSE Function
Excel 2007's TRANSPOSE function enables you to change the orientation of a cell range (or array). You can use this function to transpose a vertical cell range where the data runs down the rows of adjacent columns to one where the data runs across the columns of adjacent rows and vice versa. To successfully use the TRANSPOSE function, not only must you select a range that has an opposite number of columns and rows, but you must also enter it as an array formula.
For example, if you're using the TRANSPOSE function to transpose a 2 x 5 cell range (that is, a range that takes up two adjacent rows and five adjacent columns), you must select a blank 5 x 2 cell range (that is, a range that takes five adjacent rows and two adjacent columns) in the worksheet before you use the Insert Function button to insert the TRANSPOSE function in the first cell. Then, after selecting the 2 x 5 cell range that contains the data that you want to transpose in the Array text box of the Function Arguments dialog box, you need to press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to close this dialog box and enter the TRANSPOSE function into the entire selected cell range as an array formula (enclosed in curly braces).
Suppose that you want to transpose the data entered into the cell range A10:C11 (a 2 x 3 array) to the blank cell range E10:F12 (a 3 x 2 array) of the worksheet. When you press Ctrl+Shift+Enter to complete the array formula, after selecting the cell range A10:A11 as the array argument, Excel puts the following array formula in every cell of the range:
If all you want to do is transpose row and column headings or a simple table of data, you don't have to go through the rigmarole of creating an array formula using the TRANSPOSE function. Simply copy the range of cells to be transposed with the Copy button on the Home tab of the Ribbon. Position the cell cursor in the first empty cell where the transposed range is to be pasted before you click the Transpose option on the Paste button's drop-down menu.


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Mobster 'Whitey' Bulger wins 3-month trial delay
BOSTON (AP) — A federal judge on Friday agreed to delay the murder trial of former mobster James "Whitey" Bulger by three months, rejecting a defense request for eight months.
U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns said he would put off Bulger's trial from March until June. He said jury selection will begin on June 6.
Bulger's lawyer J.W. Carney Jr. said he accepts the judge's decision and "we will do everything in our power to be ready for the June 6 trial date."
The 83-year-old Bulger, who was hospitalized briefly after complaining of chest pains a few days ago at the prison where he has been awaiting trial, is known as the former leader of the Winter Hill Gang — Boston's Irish-American mafia. He's charged with participating in 19 murders. He fled Boston in late 1994 and remained a fugitive on the FBI's Most Wanted list until June 2011, when he was captured in Santa Monica, California, with his longtime girlfriend.
Bulger has pleaded not guilty. Carney has said he will testify at trial about his claim that he was given immunity for his crimes by a federal prosecutor while he was an FBI informant on the Mafia.
Carney has argued that the defense needs more time to review a huge volume of materials, including more than 364,000 documents, turned over by prosecutors in what he claims is a disorganized and redundant fashion. Assistant U.S. Attorney Brian Kelly has accused Bulger and his attorneys of continually trying to stall the trial.
The judge, in his ruling, said he tried to be fair to Bulger by giving his lawyers adequate time to prepare for trial while also being fair to prosecutors, the public and the families of the people who were killed.
Bulger's girlfriend, Catherine Greig, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to harbor a fugitive and identity fraud related to their time on the run. She was sentenced to eight years in prison and paid a $150,000 fine.
Prosecutors say Bulger and Greig, who's in her early 60s, posed as married retirees from Chicago and had a stash of more than $800,000 in cash and dozens of weapons in their apartment when they were captured.


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PC Rental Companies Agree To Not Watch You Have Sex
from the i-see-you deptPeople are spying on you. All kinds of people. Law encorcement does it. The NSA does it. Schools are monitoring our children. But I'll tell you who is not spying on you: PC rental companies. Well, at least not anymore.
But they were spying on you before federal charges were brought against them. It turns out that seven rent to own PC companies were employing software that logged your keystrokes, retained your social media passwords, recorded your social security passwords, snapped photos of people having sex with web cams, and even allowed rental company employees to deploy a French tickler through the screen to rub people's naughty bits (fine, fine, I made that last one up).
The companies captured screenshots of confidential and personal information, logged keystrokes and took webcam pictures of people in their homes. Their aim was to track the computers belonging to costomers who were behind with their payments.Yes, thank God for the FTC, because if anyone is going to watch me have sex, it's going to be the neighbors (no, I will not close the window and draw the shades, damn it, I like the breeze!). My question is why the hell anyone, especially the company that made the spying software used, DesignerWare, thought this kind of intrusion was necessary to begin with. Hell, this isn't even the first time a rental company using this software has gotten into trouble over it. The rental companies said they needed the software to remotely shut down and wipe stolen machines, as well as to initiate a kill switch on customer's machines when they were behind in payments. Those both make sense to me. Where do we get the explanation for logging keystrokes and in any way using the web cam?
"An agreement to rent a computer doesn't give a company license to access consumers' private emails, bank account information, and medical records, or, even worse, webcam photos of people in the privacy of their own homes," says FTC chairman Jon Leibowitz. "The FTC orders today will put an end to their cyber spying."
At least the FTC must have brought the hammer down for such a gross violation of privacy, right?
The rent-to-own companies are Aspen Way Enterprises, Watershed Development, Showplace, JAG Rents, Red Zone, B Stamper Enterprises and CALM Ventures. They've got off lightly, agreeing to stop using the data-collection software and to stop deceiving customers.I'll have to keep this in mind the next time I break the law. Just agree not to do it again and everything is okay, apparently. In the meantime, anyone who is renting computers can avoid these companies.
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Kibbutz Inbar Country Lodging
Nestled in the heart of the green mountains of the
Galilee is the country guest house and B&B at
Kibbutz Inbar, (the smallest Kibbutz in Israel!).
Our guests enjoy 18 air conditioned rooms,and
a delicious wholesome vegetarian breakfast
served in the kibbutz\'s homey dining room.
Inbar\'s location provides quick and easy access
to a variety of recreational activities. Our location
is also central to famous Christian pilgrimage
sights, among them Nazareth, the Sea of Galilee,
the Mt. of Beatitudes and Capernahum.
Our guests are also invited to enjoy the Health
Workshops Center at the kibbutz for a unique
and rejuvenating experience.
Our unique location promises to provide both an
enjoyable and memorable vacation tailored to
the desires and needs of all your family members.
Inbar country lodge is on the route 806. Two buses are passing by: line 30 (from Nazareth to Karmiel) and line 56 (from Tiberias to Karmiel). You need to ask the busdriver to stop near entrance to kibbutz Inbar.
The other option:
You can get bu train Acre, and than take Karmiel shuttle, from Karmiel it about 70 shekels (2010) to get to Inbar.
You can take shuttle from Haifa to Inbar. For details call Akram 0508352001.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
B&B Facilities & Policies
- Air Conditioning
- Bicycle hire
- Bicycle parking
- Free Breakfast
- Breakfast Not Included
- Cots available
- Telephone/Fax Facilities
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Free WiFi
- Internet Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Luggage Storage
- Meals Available
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Tea & Coffee Making Facilities
- Towels Included
- Wheelchair Friendly
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 7 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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From Tel-Aviv
To get to us from Tel-Aviv drive north to Golani Junction through Yokne'am and the Movil Junction (routes 70 and 77) or through Afula (route 65).
At Golani Junction turn north (left coming from the Movil Junction and straight coming from Afula).
After about 7km turn left towards route 806, in the direction of Karmiel and the Christian village Ilabun.
Drive straight on the main road towards the Druz village Mugar (pronounced Ma'ar). Do not turn right towards Ilabun. Do not turn left at Dir Hana Junction.
Pass the traffic circle at the entrance to the village and drive straight through Mugar.
Exit the village and after about fifty meters turn right towards Inbar (follow the sign).


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Playing an audio CD in iTunes on your MacBook is simple. Just insert the CD in your MacBook Pro's disc slot, start iTunes by clicking its icon in the Dock, and click the Play button. (Note that your MacBook Pro might be set to automatically launch iTunes when you insert an audio CD.)
The iTunes interface resembles that of a traditional cassette or CD player. The main playback controls of the iTunes are Play, Previous Song, Next Song, and the volume slider.
Click the Play button to begin listening to a song. While a song is playing, the Play button toggles to a Pause button. As you might imagine, clicking that button again pauses the music. If you don't feel like messing around with the trackpad, you can always use the keyboard. The spacebar acts as the Play and Pause buttons. Press the spacebar to begin playback; press it again to stop.
Click the Next Song button to advance to the next song on the CD. The Previous Song button works like the Next Song button but with a slight twist: If a song is currently playing and you click the Previous Song button, iTunes first returns to the beginning of the current song (just like an audio CD player).
To advance to the previous song, double-click the Previous Song button. To change the volume of your music, click and drag the volume slider.
As with other Macintosh applications, you can control much of iTunes with the keyboard. The following table lists some of the more common iTunes keyboard shortcuts.
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|To Do This
|Play the currently selected song if iTunes is idle.
|Pause the music if a song is playing.
|Right-arrow key
|Advance to the next song.
|Left-arrow key
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|Command+up-arrow key
|Increase the volume of the music.
|Command+down-arrow key
|Decrease the volume of the music.
|Command+Option+down-arrow key
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Introduction to Cloud Computing Services
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Consumer confidence rebounded in April as Americans felt better about the outlook for the economy and their income prospects, according to a private sector report released on Tuesday.
The Conference Board, an industry group, said its index of consumer attitudes rose to 68.1 from an upwardly revised 61.9 in March. Economists had expected a reading of 60.8, according to a Reuters poll.
March was originally reported as 59.7. The expectations index gained to 73.3 from 63.7, while the present situation index improved to 60.4 from 59.2.
Even so, consumers remain vulnerable to concerns over the recent payroll tax hike and the $85 billion in automatic government spending cuts known as the sequester that was triggered last month, the report said.
"While expectations appear to have bounced back, it is too soon to tell if confidence is actually on the mend," Lynn Franco, director of economic indicators at The Conference Board, said in a statement.
Consumers' labor market assessment was mixed. The "jobs hard to get" index rose to 37.1 percent from 35.4 percent the month before, while the "jobs plentiful" index also gained to 9.8 percent from 9.5 percent.
Consumers felt better about price increases with expectations for inflation in the coming 12 months falling to 5.5 percent from 5.8 percent.
Reporting by Leah Schnurr; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama


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Love this photograph of your daughter. She's so precious. And I love your virtual Christmas card! Such a beautiful family. Hope you are doing well and you all had a very Merry Christmas and a healthy new year!
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Michelle Obama is turning online editor for a week.
A website for women, iVillage, said Monday the first lady has agreed to serve as a guest editor, focusing on back-to-school issues.
Mrs. Obama has been working with iVillage staff members to address challenges, including healthy eating for students and how to balance busy family schedules, the site said.
"We shared all kinds of stories (both success stories and cautionary tales) and tips about how to help our kids be healthy and succeed this school year," and now iVillage visitors will have a chance to add to the discussion, Mrs. Obama said in a statement.
She'll be featured in a video interview running throughout the week and has created and curated articles and other content, some drawing on her "Let's Move!" initiative to get kids interested in fitness and good nutrition, iVillage said.
Personal anecdotes and previously unseen family photos will offer a peek at how Mrs. Obama handles the start of the school year.
The "Rev up Your Back-to-School Routine" series with the first lady begins Aug. 20 on iVillage, part of NBCUniversal.
Mrs. Obama is the first in a series of guest editors, said Jodi Kahn, iVillage president. Other participants were not announced.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.


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Christian McCaffrey, Nathan Starks play in All-American Bowl Saturday
High school football isn't quite over for a pair of local running backs.
Valor Christian's Christian McCaffrey and Cherry Creek's Nathan Starks will be playing in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl Saturday at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. The game will be broadcast live at 11 a.m. on NBC.
Starks didn't gain eligibility to play until the seventh game of the season, but gained 458 yards and nine TDs on the ground in his six games played. As a junior at Bishop Gorman in Las Vegas, he rushed for 1,821 yards and 27 TDs. He is still undecided for college.
McCaffrey led Valor Christian to its fifth consecutive state title, rushing for 1,858 yards, catching for 721 more and pulling in 46 touchdowns. For the second straight season, he was named The Denver Post's player of the year and was awarded the 2013 Gold Helmet Award. He gave his verbal commitment to Stanford.
They are two of 90 prep football players selected from around the country to participate in the annual match.
Colorado had three players in the 2013 game with Longmont punter Miles Bergner, Classical Academy kicker Daniel Carlson and Ponderosa offensive lineman Chris Fox.


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The Voices for Alice, Annemarie and the "Waitress" are all recorded. I am still auditioning for Robert, and the misc. voices that will appear.
I've done some sweet test animations, but i'm still in a jam trying to design some of the colours that the characters sport.
The Soundtrack is done. But the singing for the musicial scenes have not been recorded.
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D7: Ticketmaster Head on How Music Business Is Changing
At D this morning, Irving Azoff of Ticketmaster talked about the changes in the music business and how the "demonetization" of recorded music has turned it into more a marketing tool than a revenue source. But unlike most record company executives, he didn't rail against digital music, but instead talked about how companies needed to deal with the current reality.
Reacting to questions from conference host Kara Swisher, he said "the record companies are trying to protect an old model," but did seem sympathetic to many artists, who had seen their royalty streams diminished in the transition to digital music. He said copyright protection was important to artists and to the country.
But he said acts are still being broken, and that "the narrowcasting of the business has resulted in superstars in all genres." He said the Internet allows you to connect to your fans, but that digital music is mostly a marketing vehicle for live performances and branding. For major acts, though, he said recorded music is less than 6 percent of their revenues. He predicted that record companies and companies like LiveNation/Ticketmaster will end up in each others' businesses.
He reacted to criticism of the LiveNation/Ticketmaster merger in part by saying people didn't understand Ticketmaster's role in the process was just as a ticket agent. He said that putting together a promoter and a ticketing agent would help artists, saying the combination will let artists to directly connect with their fans. He said the business resists change, and that's why there are so many complaints. But he said there would be other competitors, both in the ticketing and promotions market.
Azoff said he wouldn't have bought TicketsNow, a secondary reseller (a competitor to StubHub) because he didn't think it made sense to combine it with TicketMaster, a primary ticket seller. But he said the company does own it, and said Ticketmaster doesn't directly move tickets to TicketsNow. Ticketmaster doesn't decide what goes on sale - instead, that's up to the artist and the venue; in a lot of cases, less than half of the tickets go for sale to the general public.
In the long run, he said, we should have more dynamic pricing, with bigger differences in the cost of tickets by location in the arena. To me, that was perhaps the biggest surprise of the discussion.


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For the third consecutive year, the Food Bank has been awarded the highest rating (Four Stars) by America's premier independent evaluator on nonprofit organizations, Charity Navigator.
In a July 1 letter to Executive Director Larry Sly, Charity Navigator CEO Ken Berger wrote, "We are proud to announce Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano has earned our third consecutive 4-star rating for its ability to efficiently manage and grow its finances. Only 13% of the charities we rate have received at least 3 consecutive 4-star evaluations, indicating that Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano consistently executes its mission in a fiscally responsible way, and outperforms most other charities in America. This "exceptional" designation from Charity Navigator differentiates Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano from its peers and demonstrates to the public it is worthy of their trust."
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