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what do you think's the standout track of the year so far?
just one each, please, with a youtube or spotify link if you'd be so kind. no indie points on offer for using alternative streaming sites, sorry.
this is probably the track i've listened to most...
imagine being so uptight that you didn't like that, eh!
Great choice, mate.
You know your stuff, that's FOR SURE.
Would've been better if you'd written what song it is
Not in a position to open spotify.
- Icarus-Smicarus, incandenza_, JaguarPirate, Severed799, Christophales, funkycow, mofftarkin, ThisTemporaryLife, emmettcruddas, and Furryboy this'd this
Paddle Forward
is my current favourite off that albumehwhat this'd this
Cecilia and Jane
is fast becoming a YLT favourite for me.furio this'd this
That Knife one
that Factory Floor one
that Mark McGuire one
- jigglypuff this'd this
Marnie Stern - Year Of The Glad
IT did come at as a single very late 2012, but it was released this year on hew new album so I am counting it anyways.
this has been on all sorts of ads for ages.
good song, but it's got a bit Peter, Bjorn & John for me.
Three more on that album way better than Year of the Glad:
You Don't Turn Down
Nothing Is Easy
Proof of Life
Great album.
John Grant - Pale Green Ghosts
Like the Marnie Stern suggestion, was out towards the end of last year, but the album came out this year so there.
this and...
Ed Harcourt - Hey Little Bruiser
Eels - Peach Blossom
Dutch Uncles - Nometo
Local Natives - Mt. Washington
Public Service Broadcasting - Everest
Foals - Inhaler
Nick Cave - Mermaids
Suede - most the new album
Some good picks...
but Inhaler is the worst thing on that Foals record by some distance. Quite a few people have said it sounds like Kasabian, and they're not wrong.
i'm not even a big Foals fan
but I like that song cos it's big, stupid and sounds a tiny bit like Deftones.GoatmeatMF this'd this
I'm not a big Foals fan either
but the front half of Holy Fire is cracking. There's a lot of preciousness about how much less 'shimmery' and 'intelligent' this album is. I guess I should look into the previous ones.
(and you know when a band has done well when it's used as incidental music for Six Nations coverage)
Good picks and thanks for mentioning Ed
For obvious reasons (I released the record) we've not covered the record on DiS. There's a new video for that track coming very soon tho.
yeah I wondered about the ascence of Edness on here
If I was you I'd be jizzing promo material for that album all over the shop. It's a total beauty.
Peach Blossom is great
but I think Bombs Away is my favourite on Wonderful, Gloriouskostenurky this'd this
Surely it's obviously Song For Zula by Phosphorescent?
I just assumed that's what everyone else has been listening tofbermingham this'd this
- Teeej, very_small_monk, wonton, Jordan_229_2, Christophales, rich-t, Infinite_Jest, and niallKP this'd this
No brainer... Autre Ne Veut - Play By Play
Unconventional R&B with no verses or chorus? That'll do!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9uE46sMugwcaseyry this'd this
- pendereckiesque and sunstroke_house this'd this
followed by
Apparat - PV
Girls Names - Hypnotic Regression
Blacksmif - How The Fly Saved The River
Wow, this is great!
Need to check their album out.
You really do
Everyone does
hugely disappointing album compared to their previous one.
not a bad track, though.JaguarPirate this'd this
Was going to this^ this but I didn't really find it disappointing
The first album was patchy with good moments, this one is largely the same. Favourite song is Dropla too.
- Nestor this'd this
I really like the closing track too
but agree, the album was a bit disappointing after the debut.
something from the Matthew E White album
although it's so consistent it's hard to choose one trackEl_Goodo this'd this
Probably Colombia by Local Natives
But Jubilee Street by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds runs it quite close.tishandfipsy and bokonon this'd this
Columbia for sure
It's quite a hard listen though, I get this lump in my throat...
i know that it's definitely not the track of the year so far
but i LOVE that new Suede single and I don't care who knows it. I've heard it on the radio and in shops and it feels like a proper single like wot bands used to release in the old days (as in, 6 years ago).
with you on that
not sure yet about the rest of the album, but that song struts around the room
Phosphorescent - Down to Go
Johnny Marr - New Town Velocity
Nick Cave - Jubilee Street
My Bloody Valentine - In Another Way
Autechre - jatevee C
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Hlt7Uo9yikEndlessWindow this'd this
Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused To Sing
Super proggy post-rock loveliness. Can't get enough of it. Also, fantastic video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4XevlloPY4
(not a very DiS choice I suppose...)cronenberg this'd this
This album is awesome.
Checked it after hearing that Guthrie Govan did the guitar work on it.
I discovered Guthrie Govan
through the album. So job very much done, there! And yes, the whole album is astonishingly good.
Jakwob - Blinding
The 1975 - Chocolate
MBV - In another way
Grouper - Vital
I don't know if it's my standout favourite but it sits alongside some of the suggestions made here already.guyofthelondonzoo and furio this'd this
Conquering Animal Sound - The Future Does Not Requirebadmanreturns this'd this
how can i pick just one
Atoms for peace track?
Laura Mvula's Green Garden is just terrific.
Not very DiS I know, but there we go.kilgore-trout this'd this
also getting suggestions over on FB
Tracklisting so far
Yo La Tengo – Ohm
Phosphorescent – Song For Zula
John Grant – Pale Green Ghosts
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Sacrilege
Prince – Screwdriver
Darkstar – Armonica
Foals – Out Of The Woods
Grouper – Vital
Everything Everything – The House Is Dust
Marnie Stern – Year of the Glad
Hookworms – Away / Towards
David Bowie – The Stars (Are Out Tonight)
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Jubilee Street
Ed Harcourt – Hey Little Bruiser
Villagers – Earthly Pleasure - Live from Spotify London
Youth Lagoon – Dropla
Autre Ne Veut – Play by Play
Eaux – New Peaks
Gold Panda – Trust
Post War Years – Lost Winter
Atoms For Peace – Ingenue
Inga Copeland – Speak
Apparat – PV
Autechre – jatevee C
Conquering Animal Sound – The Future Does Not Require
Ólafur Arnalds – Brim
Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory – Spectral Split
Matthew E. White – Big Love
Parquet Courts – Master Of My Craft
Tango In The Attic – Paw Prints
Dutch Uncles – Flexxin
Toro Y Moi – So Many Details
FaltyDL – Straight & Arrow - Radio Edit
Dawn Richard – Pretty Wicked Things
Ulrich Schnauss – A Long Way To Fall
The Dark Flowers – All the Time Running (feat. Shelly Poole & Charity Hair)
Torres – November Baby
L. Pierre – Sad Laugh
Foxygen – San Francisco
James Blake – Retrograde
Lusine – Get the Message
This has made for some very good Sunday listening
You'll also be pleased to hear that the Ed Harcourt track stood out, didn't know it was him until I checked.
- cronenberg, emmettcruddas, jigglypuff, and cliquester this'd this
Dawn Richard - Break of Dawn
Wonderful r&b mid-tempo number from the best album of the year so far.
Earl Sweatshirt - Whoa
Cannot get enough of this.
Kvelertak - Bruane Brenn
Nothing has come close to this so far. Although, Fisting The Fan Base by The Night Marchers is a belter:colossalhorse and booey this'd this
Post War Glamour Girls - Jazz Funerals
I may have a vested in this band, but I wouldn't be involved if I didn't think they were pretty special. Like a cross between The Birthday Party/Grinderman and early Interpol.
Well the record I've been obsessed with
is The Terror by The Flaming Lips, but picking a standout track is hard. Maybe Try To Explain for the emotional weight. No link I'm afraid.
Probably Fix My Life by Melt Yourself Down
or the re-released We Are Enough from the same single.
Still seems weird to hear this on a Sharwoods advert.nerse this'd this
Here's the video for Fix My Life.
Watch it full-screen: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eoVLfPszeQ
Fix My Life rules my brain
and We Are Enough is equally fantastic. They'd better do a whole record
- fluffybum this'd this
this song is absolutely everwhere.
i really don't like it at all.
- kilgore-trout this'd this
- justanothersheeldz this'd this
MBV - New You
But then, there's a lot of great stuff on the new Grouper album.
- plasticniki, kilgore-trout, Blackjack_Bauer, thewarn, Comaboy, and 8stepstoperfection this'd this
mano le tough - a thing from above http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHWfASdP0Jc
burial - rough sleeper
oliver - mechanical http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RDRa3VXiQQ
chvrches - recover
everything everything - radiant
Nick Cave &TBS - Push The Sky Away
Grouper - Living Room
The Strokes - One Way Trigger
Yo La Tengo - Ohm
David Bowie - Valentine's Day
MBV - In Another Way
The Virgins - Wheel Of Fortune
Hookworms - What We Talk About
Joy Orbison - BRTHDJTT
Tessela - Hackney Parrot
Hot Since 82 - Knee Deep In Louise
Emancipator - Minor Cause
Bonobo - Cirrus
Pev and Kowton - Raw Code
Kahn and Flowdan - Badman City
- nikb8700 this'd this
doldrums - anomoly
the cribs - leather jacket love song.
- JaguarPirate and badmanreturns this'd this
Thao & the Get down Stay Down - We The Common (for Valerie Bolden)
is completely irresistible
here's a nice live performance of it too!
I haven't heard the recorded verison yet...
but I can safely say based on their live performance of it the other week that the best track released this year will be
Kvelertak by the band Kvelertak
I've heard it now
I was right.
Haim - Forever
David Bowie - Dirty Boys
Local Natives - Heavy Feet
Waxahatchee - Dixie Cups and Jars
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Sacrilege
chvrches - recover
Tera Melos - Sunburn
Tegan and Sara - Shock to your system
Iceage - You're nothing
Torres - Honey
all spring to mind.
Updated tracklisting on the Spotify playlist (for those who don't have it)
Is there an easy way to export this to YouTube or Soundcloud?
Yo La Tengo – Ohm
Phosphorescent – Song For Zula
John Grant – Pale Green Ghosts
Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Sacrilege
Phoenix – Entertainment
Prince – Screwdriver
Darkstar – Armonica
Foals – Out Of The Woods
Grouper – Vital
Everything Everything – The House Is Dust
Marnie Stern – Year of the Glad
Hookworms – Away / Towards
David Bowie – The Stars (Are Out Tonight)
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Jubilee Street
Villagers – Earthly Pleasure - Live from Spotify London
Ed Harcourt – Hey Little Bruiser
Youth Lagoon – Dropla
Frightened Rabbit – December's Traditions
Autre Ne Veut – Play by Play
Eaux – New Peaks
Gold Panda – Trust
Post War Years – Lost Winter
Atoms For Peace – Ingenue
!!! – Slyd
Toro Y Moi – So Many Details
FaltyDL – Straight & Arrow - Radio Edit
Inga Copeland – Speak
Lusine – Get the Message
Factory Floor – Fall Back
Autechre – jatevee C
Apparat – PV
Justin Timberlake – Mirrors
James Blake – Retrograde
Deptford Goth – Union
Burial – Rough Sleeper
Conquering Animal Sound – The Future Does Not Require
Ólafur Arnalds – Brim
Pantha Du Prince & The Bell Laboratory – Spectral Split
Matthew E. White – Big Love
Parquet Courts – Master Of My Craft
Tango In The Attic – Paw Prints
MF/MB/ – casualties
Dutch Uncles – Flexxin
Eels – Peach Blossom
Dawn Richard – Pretty Wicked Things
Rhye – The Fall
Foxygen – San Francisco
Haim – Haim - Forever - Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas Remix
Peaking Lights – Beautiful Son - John Talabot's Acetate Dub
Ulrich Schnauss – A Long Way To Fall
The Dark Flowers – All the Time Running (feat. Shelly Poole & Charity Hair)
Local Natives – Three Months
Torres – November Baby
Thao & The Get Down Stay Down – We the Common (For Valerie Bolden)
L. Pierre – Sad Laugh
Disclosure – White Noise
Earl Sweatshirt – Whoa
Paramore – Still Into You
Blood Red Shoes – Black Distractions
Cold Cave – People Are Poison
Kvelertak – Bruane Brenn
Doldrums – Anomaly
Waxahatchee – Dixie Cups and Jars
Tegan And Sara – Shock To Your System
CHVRCHES – Recover
Bonobo – Cirrus
On An On – Panic
Dizzee Rascal – Bassline Junkie
The Bronx – Style Over Everything
The Knife – Full Of Fire
Jagwar Ma – The Throw (Extended Version)
The Ruby Suns – Kingfisher Call Me
Suuns - 2020
(Most specifically, the bit where the beat kicks in to back up the absolutely evil riff about a minute in - my favourite music moment of the year)*
*Although it is closely followed by the climax of 'Jubilee Street'felson this'd this
Just wait 'til you get to hear the new Six By Seven stuff
Truce is monumemntal
Truce is very good
very, very Get A Real Tattoo mind you. although 6x7 have never been afraid of ripping themselves/others off - it's something they do very well, and it's not like they're much about melody anyway. Incredible sound.
I cannot wait to hear the new album live on April 4th at Watr Rats
It's gonna be an epic night.
yes, and see you there :)
Saw their previous (brilliant) London gig, at the Luminaire in 2007. Still have the shirt. That was after their previous surprise reformation! And to think they outlived the venue...
Make sure you come and say Hi Loui.
My Brother & I are putting on that night (I'm Chris). I'll buy you a beer Mate. I'll probably be on the door.
no worries about the beer! i'll be wearing a retro 6x7 shirt and probably still sporting a limp/crutch
oh and have a word with Echoboy, tell him that Wasted Spaces is requested
would make my evening (well, 6x7 will do that anyway but yknow) :D
We've told Rich that if he ever fancies doing an Echoboy set for us...
he is more than welcome. He's entertaining the idea, but he's still exploring the Southern Blues stuff at the moment, which is still great by me.
And I agree. Wasted Spaces is an EPIC song. Probably be played during the DJ set anyway!!!
- Stringly this'd this
You're a fool if you think there are no indie points on offer in this thread
This is the annual Euromillions non-rollover jackpot for indie pointsfurio this'd this
The Juan Maclean - You Are My Destiny
yay. housey good vibes.oldfamenewfame this'd this
'Step' by Vampire Weekdend is gorgeous.
(apologies, I am basically just trawling Best New Tracks and catching up on new tunes).
Just posted the playlists on the main site too http://drownedinsound.com/news/4146222-playlist--dis-communitys-favourite-songs-of-the-1st-quarter-of-2013
I just assumed this whole thread was for the Limp Bizkit/Lil Wayne song
david bowie- valentines day
i've not got a linksunstroke_house this'd this
- rainmaker this'd this
Throwing the new Mount Kimbie in to the mix
Sounds so, so good.
http://www.goldflakepaint.co.uk/fresh-licks-mount-kimbie-made-to-stray/oldfamenewfame and kilgore-trout this'd this
not really bothered much this year
aside from blurred lines ft. t.i. & pharrell, tunnel vision is the best thing timbaland's done in years, it's INCREDIBLE, it might be overall co-produced, but it's easily something he could have co-wrote with missy fifteen years ago and then added a shitload of strings and then reversed them. millions ft. rick ross is probably my most played, though.
sounds like i was implying timbaland produced it :(
i had three separate paragraphs and merged them all together shouldn't, have bothered
The Big Ship - A Rabbit
This is a bit gorgeous http://vimeo.com/61477696
This new Holden track it pretty greatYmmit this'd this
Throwing a few into the mix that haven't been mentioned...
Akron/Family "Until The Morning"
Daughter "Smother"
Talk Normal "Lone General"
Tegan & Sara "Closer"
Thee Oh Sees "Minotaur"
Unknown Mortal Orchestra "So Good At Being In Trouble"
Villagers "Passing A Message"
inc. "The Place"
And SAVAGES FFS! (I Am Here, Shut Up, Husbands)
No links, sorry, my internet's been throttled:
Glass Candy - Warm in the Winter
My Bloody Valentine - Only Tomorrow
Suede - Barriers
Pond - Giant Tortoise
Charli XCX - You (Ha Ha Ha)
Hookworms - Away/Towards
The Thermals - Our Love Survives
And hip-hop:
The Underachievers - The Mahdi
A$AP Rocky - 1Train
Rockie Fresh - Superman OG
Chance the Rapper (feat. Ab-Soul) - Smoke Again
Ces Cru (feat. Tech N9ne) - Juice
Tree (feat. Danny Brown) - No Faces
Casey Veggies - She In My Car
The knife - stay out here
James Blake - overgrown

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By the way, I had to run the iOpener for longer in my microwave for it to get hot enough. When it was too hot to touch, I figured it was hot enough for the batteries.
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Use a hair dryer! Watch this vid: https://youtu.be/16GkvjVyOJA It is much easier to do if you heat it from the other side.
I wonder how many people actually wrapped in their iPhone into iOpener and put this "sandwich" into microwave??
I know this is obvious, but backup your iPad with iTunes before you start. I'd also turn off your passcode if you have one.
Ther first time you heat up the iOpener for this repair when its room temperature I had to heat it up for more than 30 seconds. I remember I had to heat it up for around 45 seconds. However, after that when you need to reheat it again during the repair 30 seconds will be enough.
I've been with Samsung for 8 years now!! Never did i have a case on any of my phones My Samsung 8 is 2 months old the case protector around the edge pop off and broke my phone it's like someone put a bullet hole in it
Not everybody has a microwave. You need to state how long and at what temperature in a conventional oven.
Hi, the microware have multiple power 1 to 9, what must be used ?
Heat the iOpener for thirty seconds.
Throughout the repair procedure, as the iOpener cools, reheat it in the microwave for an additional thirty seconds at a time.
May I know the temperate limit about heating iOpener? (maximum 150 degrees Celsius?) thx so much.
DO NOT USE IN NON ROTATING MICROWAVE! It will pop a hole. I had it in for 45 seconds the first time. It wasn't very hot inside and I saw it started to leak on the paper towel I put under it. Just a fair bit of advice. I think I will just stick with the heat gun. Loud but useful.
If I don't have a microwave then I try to use hot air gun so how many munuts i want to heat ?
I heated mine up for 30 seconds, tested, then again for 30 seconds. It felt adequately hot. Leaving it on the left side, per the instruction, for a minute did not loosen the adhesive. I ended up pulling the suction cup hard enough to shadder the old screen. Moral of the story, I don't think it gets hot enough safely to have an affect.
There is a clear problem here with the heating part using the iopener things....no details are given. Whoever is testing them needs to make it clear - What temperature does it need to be? And for which phone models, because they differ in what's needed. It's only £10-15 for a laser guided temp sensor unit, and the designers/repairers should have one of those already for doing these kinds of repairs. Explaining half a repair, is worse than not explaining at all :-(
If I may suggest include your microwave wattage so people can get an idea on time for there own
30 seconds sure isn't cutting it… 45 didn't get the screen of my iPad air 2 to budge either… even after resting on the ipad for 4 minutes.
60 seconds in the microwave, the iOpener burst.
I'll get a new one and try once more with heating it 45 seconds and repeat that for 30 minutes like others have said here. If that doesn't work it'll have to be the heat gun.
Remove the iOpener from the microwave, holding it by one of the two flat ends to avoid the hot center.
I did this repair. I used a hair dryer, I think it works better: gets very hot fast.
Lay the heated iOpener over the rear panel for about two minutes to loosen the adhesive around the edge of the glass.
Shift the iOpener to heat the remaining section of the panel for another two minutes.
are there any option out there that allows you to heat the adhesive outdoors without any power plug?
There's a star in the center of our solar system, you could try that.
the way we do it at Get it fixed cellphone repair calgary is with a heat gun, wich is way easier than this, make sure to wear some gloves and dont worry to use to much heat as long as you point just to the back of the phone, (the back panel is thick enough to protect the logic board from over heat) instead of the usual blue plastic piece i sugest to use the thinnest metal razor knife and a business card so you can insert the business card and move it all around the frame, those blue plastic things are way too thick that will break the glass panel if you apply to much pressure
I gave up on the hot bag after 4 heat and apply cycles. I was only getting the back up to 60c using an infrared thermometer. I switched to a harbor freight 1500w heat gun set to Low, moving constantly around the back, until the back read 95c. The back came off easily at that point.
Once the rear glass is hot to the touch, apply a suction cup near the bottom edge of the glass.
Lift on the suction cup to create a small gap underneath the rear glass, and insert an opening pick into the gap.
If the rear screen is cracked/smashed, you will not be able to use a suction cup to remove it. The suction could would not seal because of the cracks. I tried masking tape, 3M shiny HVAC tape, and others, and the suction could would not seal to those surfaces either.
I ended up using the sharp point of the smudger to remove some shards of glass to get underneath the cover to leverage it up and out. Definitely use gloves and safety glasses if you have to do this.
Thank you for your comment. I needed to see this particular instance of what to do when the back cover was cracked. I was going to try to suction it with tape covering it. This saved me some heartache. You're an angel!!
Repeat the heating and cutting procedure for the remaining three sides of the phone.
Leave an opening pick under each edge to prevent the adhesive from resealing.
At this stage I didn't use a plastic pick as I think they are too thick and will crack a screen that's not already cracked. I used a stainless steel
I sesame blade which does a much better job of cutting through the adhesive. Just be careful not to insert it in too far. I sometimes put a mark on my blade to ensure it doesn't go in too far.
Use tweezers to peel away any remaining adhesive from both the rear glass and the phone's chassis.
Then, clean the adhesion areas with high concentration isopropyl alcohol (at least 90%) and a lint-free cloth. Swipe in one direction only, not back and forth. This will help prep the surface for the new adhesive.
When I did my battery, the adhesive stayed almost 100% on the back glass and was still in good shape. What didn't remain attached only lifted slightly and I was able to coax it back to its original location with tweezers. I didn't bother to remove and replace the adhesive layer because mine was still good. I set the glass out of the way where it wouldn't get dirt on the adhesive while I finished the battery swap. I added some additional heat (hair dryer) after reattaching the glass to make sure the adhesive made the best seal.
Remove the thirteen 3.3 mm Phillips #00 screws from the midframe.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. Follow this guide to reinstall the rear glass.
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I like how he's standing right beside that review.
Check out James McAvoy in Edinburgh yesterday at the premiere of his new movie Filth, opening in Scotland this weekend and all over the UK on October 4. Still no confirmation on North American release date. They don't think there'll be a market for it. I still don't understand distribution territories and rights and preferences. Especially when a film is good. And word is Filth is good. The Hollywood Reporter just gave it a solid review. And, yes, McAvoy's performance in it is confirmed as outstanding.
He plays a depraved cop. It's depravity all around. And that's the problem. Most audiences won't be able to handle it. You can deal with a lot of gunfire and bloodshed. But it has to the "right kind". Violence can't be sleazy, see? And Filth, well, is sleazy. It's subversive and sleazy. You know what else, to me, is sleazy? The Bachelor. Which is on network television, watched by millions.
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Vulnerable people who use a community transport scheme in Amber Valley are to benefit from a share of a £1 million pound boost to the service.
Amber Valley's community transport scheme is among seven Derbyshire to share £1.49m in grants from the county council.
Each scheme will receive £186,347, although Community Transport for Town and County (CT4TC), which covers Chesterfield and Amber Valley, will receive £372,694.
The grants are so community transport schemes can provide a range of journeys for people who are unable to use conventional public transport because services are limited or because of age or disability.
Community transport runs door-to-door, wheelchair-accessible minibuses, many with passenger assistants, as well as cars driven by volunteers for people to get to essential services such as the shops and healthcare appointments.
The county council will also continue its funding of £50,000 to the Wheels to Work project – aimed at ensuring young people can get to work or training opportunities by loaning a moped or bike.
Patrick Dawson, chief executive of community transport for town and county, said: "The grant from Derbyshire County Council will enable us to continue to provide our Dial-a-Bus service throughout the Amber Valley area. "This service enables people to live independently by providing door-to-door transport from home to local supermarkets."
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The Charmed Life of Jennifer Connelly
Jennifer Connelly has been cast as a heroin addict (Requiem for a Dream); the wife of a schizophrenic (A Beautiful Mind); a woman obsessed with reclaiming her home (House of Sand and Fog); a journalist reporting on diamond mining issues (Blood Diamond); a mother who loses her young son (Reservation Road); and, recently, a scientist facing cataclysm (The Day the Earth Stood Still). Whew!
Though the Brooklyn-bred and Stanford-educated Connelly is serious, we're pleased to report that she's also refreshingly candid and honest about her life. During this unhurried interview, the actress, chic in black jeans, black knee-high boots and a fitted camel turtleneck, is generous with her answers and her time. She describes life with her husband, fellow actor Paul Bettany (they met while filming A Beautiful Mind), and sons, Kai, 11, and Stellan, 5, as "stable and happy, although slightly frantic." Given her relentless schedule, Connelly, 38, still appears to be on top of her game workwise. After all, she's just checked another career goal off the list—doing a comedy. This month she stars alongside Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Aniston, Scarlett Johansson and Ginnifer Goodwin in He's Just Not That Into You, a big-buzz screen adaptation of the bestselling dating advice book. Taking on the role of Janine, a woman who worries about her husband's fidelity, gave her a chance to laugh about the war between the sexes and lighten up as an actress—all without having to go blond!
GLAMOUR: Many think of you as the Queen of Angst. You've often said you find those roles interesting. But you aren't, in real life, a dark, disturbed person, are you?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: No. I don't feel angst-ridden!
GLAMOUR: Lately you've wanted to be considered for less serious roles. Did He's Just Not That Into You fit the bill?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: Yeah. I had just done a film called Reservation Road, which was about a mother who loses a child, and it was harrowing. It was fun to do something very different.
GLAMOUR: A chick flick.
JENNIFER CONNELLY: It was not like anything I'd done.
GLAMOUR: Scarlett Johansson plays a yoga teacher intent on stealing your husband in He's Just Not That Into You. And she does it without feeling any guilt.
JENNIFER CONNELLY: Oh, I've met all kinds of people who practice yoga who are uptight or messed up. And some people see yoga classes as pickup places.
GLAMOUR: In the movie, your character suspects that her husband is cheating. What do you consider to be a relationship deal breaker?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: I have a thing about honesty; I think it's crucial to a relationship. Otherwise, one person holds all the power. It's healthy to be straightforward, and it turns out you can wind up weathering a lot. Knowing that everything is on the table—what you see is what you get—lends a sense of safety.
GLAMOUR: And how do you apply that to your own marriage?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: Neither my husband nor I am interested in mincing words. If I break something, for example, I have to announce it. I'm a compulsive confessor.
GLAMOUR: Do you agree with the concept of your new film—if a guy doesn't act overly enthusiastic, or make a great effort in a relationship, he's "just not that into you"?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: Not necessarily: It could also mean he's not able to translate nice feelings into nice behavior. Or that he has really horrible communication skills. But you wouldn't want to be in that relationship, anyway!
GLAMOUR: As a married woman, do you have a perspective on the singles scene?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: It's been so long since I've dated that I don't understand what's going on anymore with things like Facebook and MySpace. A friend of mine wrote "LOL" to me the other day. I thought she meant "Lord, oh, Lord."
GLAMOUR: Laugh out loud!
JENNIFER CONNELLY: I've been married for almost six years, you know.
GLAMOUR: I do. Did anybody ever try to set you up when you were single?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: Yes. It was horrible! I went on a date with a guy who played his guitar for me and was so full of himself. We had plans to go out to a party, and he was driving and I remember saying, "You know what? I'm so sorry, but I'd like to go home please." So I got out of the car and I left.
GLAMOUR: Personally I don't think a guy should play guitar on a first date. What's your view of single men these days?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: It's really hard to make generalizations. And the men in He's Just Not That Into You are all really different. There's one who dates a lot and sleeps with a lot of women but is pretty up-front about it. One is married and cheating but in pain about it. Another isn't married but is actually very devoted as a boyfriend.
GLAMOUR: By the way, did you know that a recent news story says that densely populated cities are good for marriages? Apparently, having a lot of social ties and cultural stimulation keeps a married couple's life fresh.
JENNIFER CONNELLY: That's actually part of the reason why we moved back to downtown Manhattan from Brooklyn. All of our friends are here. I can walk to see them. As a kid, I always liked when I went to other people's houses and I'd see everyone coming and going.
GLAMOUR: What has been the biggest surprise about marriage?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: It's interesting watching certain fears I once had fall away. I used to have a hard time with physical separation: Whenever we were apart, I would find myself on edge and think this or that is going to happen—which is not a good problem for an actor to have! Over time I came to find out that my husband's behavior was at odds with my negative expectations, so that fear vanished. Now I feel safe and am able to relax.
GLAMOUR: In your next role you appear opposite your husband in Creation, a film about Darwin. You play Emma, his wife.
JENNIFER CONNELLY: They were an amazing couple. She was devoutly religious and he, of course, wrote The Origin of Species, which signified the ultimate loss of faith. The movie takes place after one of their children has died.
GLAMOUR: You, yourself, recently suffered a great loss—your father passed away. How were your first holidays without him?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: It was very challenging. I was very close to him, as were my husband and kids. It's the first real heartbreak I've experienced. I think he would want those of us who loved him to fight to experience joy, so I've been striving to remember him in a positive way. I don't have to work to feel the sadness of his loss. But I do have to work to feel happy about [having had] the time I had with him.
GLAMOUR: I'm so sorry.
JENNIFER CONNELLY: Thank you.
GLAMOUR: Well, I actually have another work question: Creation will be the first time you'll be on set with Paul since A Beautiful Mind.
JENNIFER CONNELLY: Yeah. When we met back then, we liked each other, but we didn't do anything about it. We were both in relationships. We didn't get together until months and months after that film.
GLAMOUR: Did he eventually ask you out?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: He called, but we didn't really talk much until he broke up with his girlfriend and I broke up with my boyfriend. I don't think people leave someone for someone else. I stayed in that relationship, and that relationship eventually ended. But then when I saw Paul again and we were both single, we got together really quickly.
GLAMOUR: How could you be so sure he was The One?
JENNIFER CONNELLY: I don't know. It was something about the way that we were together. He stood out to me as someone singular and rare and beautiful, and I liked the way he was in the world. I liked the way he was with people. I liked the way he was with my son and the way he made me feel.
GLAMOUR: So I'm guessing you don't ever look at the singles scene now and feel like you're missing out on any fun.
JENNIFER CONNELLY: I had enough time being single to know I have no regrets about being married!


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A total of eight homes and three vehicles were broken into after Stuttgart officers compiled their reports to turn in Monday. Numerous televisions, firearms and gaming consoles were stolen after residents' doors were kicked in over the last week.
On Tuesday, March 5, a vehicle was broken into in the 1900 block of South Spring. The suspect(s) made off with a Kimber Pro Crimson 11 45-calibor pistol with a cherry wood handle. The gun was estimated at $1,200.
That same day a home in the 900 block of North Main was broken into as well. This time, the suspect(s) took a Vizio 24-inch television, Emerson 26-inch television and a Glock pistol with two full clips. The estimated total for this home was $926.
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On Friday officers only responded to one home in the 1300 block of South Grand. The home had been rummaged through and the door had been kicked in, but nothing was reported missing. They were also called for a vehicle break-in in the 1800 block of McCracken. Nothing was reported stolen in this case either.
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For more information and details, see the HADA web site HERE.
Most exciting at the HADA show are the stellar star speakers presented by the fab style magazine PaperCity. On Friday, the following giants in the design world will be speaking and signing their latest books: Jan Showers, Hutton Wilkinson, and our favorite – Bobby McAlpine. The three will also be signing books at the Thursday Preview Party from 6:30 – 9:00 pm. The venue for the speakers and signings is the PaperCity Book Boutique and Style Salon booth set up inside HADA.
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Dallas based interior and furniture designer Jan Showers will speak Friday, Sept. 17 at 11:30 am. Showers is famous for her mid-century modernism designs along with her classic eighteenth-century French style. Her work has been published in numerous magazines and design books. Showers line of exquisite furniture is sold in fine showrooms throughout the U.S. To peruse her web site, go HERE.
Showers will sign her book Glamorous Rooms after her talk.
One of the Skirted Roundtable's most favorite guest (listen HERE) architect Bobby McAlpine will be speaking at 1:00 pm. Besides being tops in the field of architecture, McAlpine is also an interior and furniture designer. He heads both McAlpine Tankersley Architecture and McAlpine Booth & Ferrier Interiors and also creates furniture for Lee Industries. McAlpine's web site is HERE.
Following his talk will be the book signing of The Home Within Us, one of the best design books to come out this year.
And Hutton Wilkinson, 30 year business partner of Tony Duquette, will speak at 2:30 pm. Wilkinson, a designer, is president of Tony Duquette, Inc. and the Elsie DeWolfe Foundation. Duquette was a famous interior, jewelry and set designer in Hollywood and Wilkinson has written two beautiful books about Duquette, thus keeping his legacy alive and vital. He will be signing both books after his talk.
Both of these glamorous books by Hutton Wilkinson will be available for signing.
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Lest we forget – a Veterans Day story
NAPPANEE — Do you know what this Sunday (November 11) is? Yes, you there in the gray hair and the American Legion cap. That's right, it's Veterans Day, when we celebrate those heroes who fought to keep our country free and returned home to tell about it. Do you know what Veterans Day used to be called? It was called Armistice Day, a celebration of the end of the Great War in 1918, the War to End All Wars, World War I.
Except that it didn't work out that way. Barely 20 years later, Sept. 1, 1939, German armor rolled into Poland and World War II was underway. It was a couple more years before America got involved, when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941. Once again, millions of Americans were called upon to protect our country, defeat tyranny, and ensure freedom for others. They are known today as "The Greatest Generation." This is the story of one of them.
Dale Watkins was a local boy, born and raised on a farm outside of Bourbon. He was working as a carpenter at the Nappanee Lumber and Furniture Company, earning a whopping 40 cents an hour, when Uncle Sam came calling in 1942. By coincidence, the day Watkins was interviewed for this story (July 23) was exactly 70 years to the day from when he was sworn into the United States Army.
"I was with the 115th Combat Engineers, 160th Regiment, 40th Division," he said. "I guess they figured that's where I belonged since I was a carpenter."
After training in California, Watkins shipped out for Hawaii, where he learned to build pontoon bridges, take heights and other measurements, and "take a lot of 10-mile hikes." "We did a lot of walking; I also got pretty good at pushing wheelbarrows of cement," he explained with a laugh. "We built pillboxes all over the island (Oahu) and strung a lot of barbed wire."
It wasn't long, however, before his unit moved out into the Pacific to join the island-by-island battle against the Empire of Japan. Watkins fetched up first on the island of Guadalcanal, site of the first major offensive in the Pacific theatre by Allied forces.
"Most of the fighting was over by then," he said. "Our job was to improve the airfield and the roads."
Conditions were horrible. "…mud up to your knees, 100 degrees every day, and the mosquitoes just ate you up," he explained. "You were lucky if a pair of boots lasted you three weeks. There's just not a place on this earth worse than Guadalcanal."
In April 1944, having finished the job on Guadalcanal, the 115th was on the move again, this time to the island of New Britain.
"It was also pretty much under (Allied) control when we got there," recalled Watkins. "We built a hospital and practiced amphibious landings, getting ready to invade Luzon (in the Philippines)."
And before long, off they went, Watkins and 160,000 of his fellow soldiers in a convoy of more than 3,000 ships.
"We landed in Lingayen Gulf, coming ashore in Higgins boats," he said while recounting a near-miss when a Japanese kamikaze plane struck a small "escort carrier" just 200 yards from his troop ship. "From there, we headed south toward Manila. … We moved along with the infantry, filling in ravines and building pontoon bridges."
The engineers weren't supposed to move at night but circumstances dictated otherwise.
"One night we passed a schoolyard where a company of Jap soldiers was hiding," Watkins said. "We set up camp in a low area next to the stream we were to bridge the next day." After midnight, the Japanese decided to launch a banzai charge right down the road.
He continued: "Somebody opened up on them with a .50 caliber machine gun and they ran off the road and right down where we were camped! It was complete chaos, pitch black, everybody screaming and yelling and shooting."
Watkins managed to survive that encounter unscathed but was not so lucky the next time when he was wounded by a "knee mortar" while under attack by Japanese artillery. "We had taken cover under a trailer but the tires got cut by the mortars and the trailer started to settle," Watkins said. "We decided we'd better get out from under it and just as we did, a mortar went off right next to us."
The shell killed the man on his left while the man on his right lost an arm. Watkins ended up full of shrapnel and was finally evacuated to a hospital. "I was there 20 days," he said, "but I got so bored I begged them to let me go back to my unit. My biggest fear was being separated from my buddies and going to some unit where I didn't know anyone."
It was also on Luzon that Dale saw General Douglas MacArthur.
"He was just a regular guy – told us we were doing a great job and to keep it up," Watkins explained. "He didn't sit back at the rear, he was right out there at the front with the troops."
After liberating Manila, Watkins and his comrades were off again, seeing action on the islands of Panay and Negros, before returning to Panay to prepare for the planned invasion of the Japanese home islands.
"Our training stopped right away when they dropped the atomic bomb," he said. "That bomb saved an awful lot of lives ... maybe even mine."
With the war finally over, and having served continuously for more than three years, Watkins had enough points to go home.
"I got on a ship in Panay, sailed to Leyte (Philippines) and then on a Liberty Ship for 18 days to Seattle," he recalled. "From there, I caught a train to Camp Atterbury (in southern Indiana). There were no seats on the bus to Plymouth, but when the driver saw me, a serviceman, he took someone else off and home I went." Five years later, Watkins married Mary "Mim" Slabaugh. "The best thing that could have ever happened to me," he said.
Watkins spent the rest of his life in this area, working at Mutschler Brothers in Nappanee and retiring in 1978. Sadly, like so many of those whose served in WWII, the veteran left his country Sept. 30th of this year, also leaving behind his beloved Mim, son Greg, and grandsons Stephen and Bryan and their families.
Is his story unique? Was he a hero? Watkins wouldn't say so, but many would disagree. It's because of guys like him that this story was written in English, instead of Japanese or German. Humbly Watkins just figured he was doing his job, but it's a job that few did as well as he did, and fewer still would want to do.
And it's a job that is still being done today, by young men and women with the same special qualities and dedication that Watkins had.
So make sure this Veterans Day that to take the time to thank a veteran like Watkins. It might be the old man across the aisle in church, or maybe the recent high school graduate who grew up down the block. Their sacrifices keep this great country the "land of the free and the home of the brave." All gave some, and some gave all. Never forget.


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Bruce Levine of ESPN Chicago (the most worthless ESPN idea since Dream Job) is reporting that the Astros won't be trading anybody anytime soon, unless it's for higher payroll and diminished results.
An Insider, via Levine:
"The Astros owner, Drayton McLane, has always been steadfast on his direction of the Astros," the executive told me. "Mr. McLane will be more prone to adding to his team rather than trading his present players away." The executive added, "I read your blog and whoever told you Houston will continue moving Oswalt just wasn't correct. Mr. McLane believes in his management team," said the source. "And his players are someone who he believes in as well. I doubt that you'll see [the Astros] ever trading players just to save salary."
The Insider, who is "one of the best-informed people in baseball," did not deny that there were rumblings between Roy and Coop. And you get one guess as to who is going to lose that battle...
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
Drayton: Add, Don't Subtract!
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Sadly, I think the fans lose that battle...
If we trade Roy, we probably get 75 cents on the dollar. If we fire Coop, no one wants to manage a team that extends its manager just to can him a month or two later.
- June 2, 2009 at 4:11 PM
- The Constable. said...
+1. Roy would have to be packaged for prospects, all of whom combined might not equal a 2009 Roy.
Firing Coop hurts the long-term vision precisely for that reason.
There was no reason to extend Coop for 2010 - that was a hasty (and maybe ultimately wrong) decision.
- June 2, 2009 at 4:22 PM
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Opinion: The Race for the Hawkeye State
Iowa Rep. Steve King on the Iowa Senate race. Photos: Getty Images
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BARROS, Myriam Moraes Lins de. Young adult trajectories: life cycle and social mobility. Horiz.antropol. [online]. 2010, vol.5Selected edition, pp. 0-0. ISSN 0104-7183.
This article aims at analyzing the transition to adulthood through interviews with youngsters from both genders living in Rio de Janeiro. It was found that the transition to adulthood is intertwined with a social mobility project which is best understood through the history of the interviewees and their families. Freedom, the value of individual privacy, access to education, the possibility of financial independence through work, and distinction vis-à-vis the parents' generation are presented as fundamental elements in this simultaneous transition between classes and maturity levels.
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Salt Lake City attracts the recreation-spirited person and the businessperson alike. Convention Centers include Salt Palace Convention Center and Gallivan Plaza. The city boasts three major shopping malls, and a train provides north-south service over a 15-mile route from downtown through the Salt Lake valley. The Salt Lake City International Airport is served by 11 airlines and is a major hub-city for Delta Air Lines.
The Great Salt Lake is one of the most popular attractions in this area. It covers over 2,000 square miles and is several times saltier than the ocean. It is located 16 miles west of Salt Lake City on I-80. Antelope Island, the largest island in the lake, is accessible by traveling north of Salt Lake City on I-15 to Exit 335 and west on state route 106/127 over the causeway to Antelope Island State Park.
As far a s snow is concerned, skiers relish with the fact that 500 inches of the lightest, driest, and fluffiest snow found anywhere in the world falls at the ski resorts in Utah. 11 of Utah's 14 resorts are all located within a one-hour drive of Salt Lake City!
Salt Lake City has a semi-arid, continental climate with four distinct seasons.
WINTERWinters are relatively cloudy and snowy and moderately cold but usually not severely so. The Rockies to the east act as a barrier to many of the arctic air masses that drop into the center of the nation in the winter. When cold arctic air spills into the Basin in winter, it may get trapped resulting in relatively long spells of cold and cloudy days and often, with strong low-level inversions, poor air quality in the valley areas
Snows come from Pacific storms and fronts. While these storms may drop a half to foot of snow in Salt Lake City, snowfall is usually measured in feet in the higher elevations to the east.
The Great Salt Lake does not freeze in winter because of its high salt content. This water body also tends to moderate the temperatures when winds blow from the west and northwest.
February, the month when the Winter Olympics of 2002 is scheduled, is past the coldest part of winter. Average lows in Salt Lake City are in the mid 20s and average highs in the mid 40s. It has been as warm as 69°F in February and as cold as -14°F. On average, less than 4 days in a typical February stay below freezing all day and less than 1 day drops below 0°F. Snowfall in Salt Lake City averages 10 inches of snow in February. The average snowdepth is 2 inches and the maximum depth is 17 inches.
At the venue at Park City, the average lows are in the mid teens and highs in the mid 30s.Temperatures have been as warm as 57°F and as cold as -20°F. On average about 7 days stay below freezing all day and 2 drop below 0°F. At Park City, the average February snowfall is 18 inches, the average snowdepth is 18 inches and the maximum depth is 48 inches.
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SUMMERSalt Lake City experiences on average about 84% of the possible sunshine in the summer months. Summers are usually warm to hot and dry. Thunderstorms develop in the heat of the afternoon on about a quarter of the days, but the actual precipitation tends to be light, except in the mountains. The wettest summers occur when the southwest monsoon is strongest and farthest west.
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Of course, the region is very popular with skiers since the ski season lasts from November to April. If you are not a skier or winter sports enthusiast, a visit to Salt Lake City in the summer or early fall will get you to this beautiful location during the sunniest, driest time of year.


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