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Yale Strom and Hot Pstrami Celebrate the Klezmer Tradition
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Aired 4/19/09
Originally aired on March 29, 2007.
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When you think of Jewish music, you may hear, in your mind a wandering clarinet. The melodies sound vaguely Middle Eastern. The rhythms are upbeat and they may bring to your mind a picture of bearded men dancing with their hands held high.
If this is what you're thinking, you're thinking about Klezmer music. Yale Strom is an artist in residence at San Diego State. He's a student of Klezmer music, and he's come out with a new book called
The Absolutely Complete Klezmer Songbook.
Today, he and members of his band
Hot Pastromi
join me in studio. Along with Yale on the violin, we have Elizabeth Schwartz on vocals and Mark Danshofskee on the accordion. They're going to start out with a tune called
Lustig Sein
- Yale Strom, musical archivist, filmmaker, author and violinist in Hot Pstrami and editor of The Absolutely Complete Klezmer Songbook .
- Elizabeth Schwartz, vocalist
- Mark Danshofski, accordian.
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After years spent banging around the Giant Sand and Bonnaroo milieu, the members of Calexico are finally achieving some level of visibility in the larger indie-rock community. The band reached maximum exposure in 2007 with a smattering of appearances as the house band for the I'm Not There soundtrack. Now, Calexico has released a return to form after the straight rock of 2006's Garden Ruin with Carried to Dust, an album that finds the band adhering to the Southwest vibes (and genres) of its earlier releases.
Like all Calexico records, Carried to Dust is preeminently concerned with representing a musical portrait of the American West. The songs are sprawling and desolate like the desert, and melodies sprout up like flowers through baked earth. The lilting "Two Silver Trees" is the album's first highlight. Its plucky piano melody and intertwined guitars evoke images of water trickling and men on horses.
Iron & Wine man Sam Beam, a former Calexico collaborator (they worked together on 2005's In the Reins), helps make the dusty mariachi "House of Valparaiso" all the more tender. "Fractured Air (Tornado Watch)" probably wouldn't be mistaken for its weather-pattern namesake, but the song does lift and take off like debris. The album's epic closer, "Contention City," is the album's most barren moment -- a walk through a ghost town a hundred years after the residents packed up their belongings and moved on.
The devil is in the details for Calexico. The band has always been a "little"-things group. Carried to Dust's production first comes off as pretty standard but reveals itself to be multileveled and dense: the harmonicas underneath the menace of the guitars on "Bend to the Road," the impressively dexterous percussion on "El Gatillo (Trigger Revisited)" that provides grounding for guitar and trumpet solos, the provincial sounding trumpets on "Inspiracion."
Carried to Dust isn't a career-definer, or an album that'll get many spins on modern-rock radio. While the return to straighter Old West soundscapes is welcome after Garden Ruin, Carried to Dust is really just another solid album from a band that's made a career out of mining the genres of the Southwest. Calexico shows no signs of aesthetic stagnation or slowing down.
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While always centered around John Convertino and Joey Burns, the spicy, Southwest-inflected band Calexico is an open, collaborative venture. Last heard from chumming it up with music biz luminaries on the I'm Not There soundtrack, Burns and Convertino get favors returned on Carried to Dust, Calexico's follow-up to 2006's Garden Ruin. The rest of Calexico is fleshed out by the same band members who played on 2003's Feast of Wire. Guests on Carried to Dust include Iron and Wine main man Sam Beam, who joined Calexico for 2005's In the Reins, and Doug McCombs, who has played with Tortoise and Eleventh Dream Day.
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I'm really pleased they went this route with Carried to Dust. I liked Garden Ruin, but this is the Calexico I favor. Takes me back to Hot Rail.

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Two wines made from grapes grown a few yards apart in a southeastern Arizona vineyard have earned a rating of 90 points by Wine Spectator, making them the highest-scoring wines to come from the state.
The wines are the 2010 Page Springs Cellars Colibri Syrah Clone 174 and the Burning Tree Colibri Vineyard Syrah from 2010.
Each wine was made from grapes grown on the Colibri Vineyard near Portal, on the eastern foothills of the Chiricahua National Monument. The vineyard, planted in 2000, is managed by Eric Glomski of Page Springs Cellars. While there are many vineyards on the western side of the mountain range, along the relatively flat lands south of Willcox, the Colibri vineyard is the only one on the eastern side of the mountains.
Glomski said he found out about the rating through a text message from a fellow winemaker. He received the text at the end of a day doing repairs on a water filter at the Colibri site, one he described as challenging because of its location.
"I'd be lying if I didn't say it's a love-hate relationship down there," Glomski said, during a phone interview as he was on his way back to Colibri for more repairs. "(The rating) makes up for a huge amount of pain that you go through in farming a remote site like that."
The Colibri Vineyard was singed by wildfire in 2011, destroying any harvest. It also has suffered frosts and freezes, Glomski said, and wild animals have come down from the forest foraging for grapes.
But the decomposed granite soils make for interesting character, he said, an aspect noted in the Wine Spectator review. "There's nothing else like it around," he said.
Mitch Levy, co-owner of Burning Tree Cellars, said he bought up some Syrah and Mourvedre grapes from Colibri to blend into a label called the Dragon. But when he found out that the Colibri Vineyard had suffered from fire, he decided to honor the vineyard by making a barrel of each grape on its own.
The award-winning Syrah is almost gone from Burning Tree's tasting room in Cottonwood, Levy said.
"I actually thought the Dragon was better," Levy said. "It's kind of funny, because the individual that did the tasting obviously likes Syrah."
Glomski said he has an extremely limited amount of his 2010 Colibri Syrah Clone 174 in his tasting room in Cornville, south of Sedona. But he said a 2012 bottling from Colibri fruit should be released in late fall.
Glomski, who is working on a deal to buy Colibri, wants to plant more vines on the unique plot of land.
"I believe this vineyard has the potential to yield Arizona's first 100-point wine, as well," he said.
Both the Page Springs and Burning Tree wines were rated 90 points on Wine Spectator's 100-point scale. That means each was rated "outstanding."
Previously, the highest score an Arizona wine had achieved was an 89, the top end of the "very good" classification. That score was first achieved by Keeling Schaefer Vineyards' Three Sisters Syrah. Other Keeling-Schaefer wines have since attained the same score, as well as wines from Arizona Stronghold Vineyards, Callaghan Vineyards and Sand-Reckoner Vineyards.
Levy, who opened Burning Tree in 2010, said he felt honored to get the 90 rating alongside Glomski, who has operated Page Springs since 2004.
"A lot of people had a hand in it," he said of the score. "As far as I'm concerned, this is everybody's 90."


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Black Veil Brides is an American rock band based out of Hollywood, California. The group is composed of Andrew "Andy Six" Dennis Biersack (lead vocals), Ashley Purdy (bass, backing vocals), Jake Pitts (lead guitar), Jinxx (guitar, violin), and Christian "CC" Coma (drums). Black Veil Brides are known for their distinct appearance, mainly being inspired by Kiss' stage persona as well as numerous 1980's glam metal acts.
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Everyone is gearing up for the holidays, including modern-day grinches who are looking to save a buck or two and do some holiday swindling.
An incident at the Community First Bank indicates there is some funny money passing through town. The Craig Police Department wants people to be aware of counterfeit cash so they can detect it before it puts a damper on someone's holidays.
"Typically they're (the business that made the deposit) out the money," said Community First Bank President Tonya Myers. "We have to send the bill to the secret service."
The Christmas hustle and bustle is the perfect opportunity for a con artist to pass bad bills, said Craig Police Department Lt. John Forgay. Busy clerks facing long lines of holiday shoppers become less perceptive and more vulnerable to accepting counterfeit money.
In a recent Craig case, the staff of Community First Bank detected a counterfeit $20 bill. The bill was apparently a laser copy of an original new pattern bill.
According to Myers, bank tellers are trained to spot counterfeit bills, but many store clerks are not.
"With a good grade of paper and a high quality laser printer, it's possible to make a good enough copy that will get by a lot of people," Forgay said.
Forgay wasn't sure if the bill was made locally, but said the department believes someone locally was passing bad bills in Craig and Steamboat Spring last year.
"Last year we were fairly confident someone locally was doing it," Forgay said. "We probably get a couple hundred dollars in fake bills a year here, but we don't have the problem to the degree that some of the major metro areas do."
The Craig Police Department believes taking a few precautions can keep a person or business from getting scammed by faux money.
n A person should feel the texture of the paper bill see if it feels unusual. True currency is not printed on paper, but a composition material.
n Newer bills should be held up to a light source to detect a the thin strip imbedded in the bill, which will says "USA" and has the denomination written out, such as "ten" or "twenty."
n Newer bills will have a watermark in the form a duplicate portrait of the person shown on the bill.
n On older and newer bills, the color of the ink will appear somewhat different, often showing a bluish tint.
People accepting money should be cautious when it comes to larger bills especially during the Christmas season.
"Anyone suspecting they have received a counterfeit bill should call law enforcement officials to have the bill examined," Forgay said.
A brochure, produced by the Secret Service, explaining the characteristics of a real bill is available for business owners and other interested people at the Craig Police Department.


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Amazon reviewer SRH thinks it's better to not use an LOD: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3H4HRUK6UL5Y3/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B004QVNNI0&linkCode=&nodeID=&tag=. Are his claims correct?
Also, suppose I am hooking up an amp to an Android device that doesn't have an iPod style line out dock. Would the sound quality somehow be worse? Could I hook it up through the HDMI port instead, and would this give an improvement?
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Poland had been partitioned in 1772 with the south was called Galicia and under Austrian control while Russia and Prussia controlled the rest of the country. In 1846, three years before Dickstein was born, there was an attempted revolution by Polish nationalists. The Prussian police had discovered their plans to start an uprising and they put a stop to it in their area. However the uprising spread to Galicia but there it was soon defeated by Austrian troops. During the following years when Dickstein was a young child Poles sought independence but were kept down by armed force.
The Crimean War which ended in 1856 had a great influence within the Russian Empire. Some reforms were put in place in the Russian areas of Poland (which included Warsaw where Dickstein lived) but these only seemed to invoke anger among young patriotic Poles. There were political demonstrations and, towards the end of 1862, riots broke out in Warsaw. On 22 January 1863 there was a move to force young Poles into the Russian army and a widespread rebellion took place. For a year Dickstein, a youth aged 12, saw the Polish uprising being crushed. The victorious Russian occupiers then carried out executions, confiscations, and deportations, and one can only imagine how a young man like Dickstein might have felt knowing that Poles could not hope to rule their own country again in the foreseeable future.
In a policy implemented between 1869 and 1874, all secondary schooling was in the Russian language. There was no Polish university for Dickstein to attend so, in 1866, he entered one of the only higher education establishments in Warsaw, the teacher's college. He studied there until 1869, the year in which it was converted into the Russian University of Warsaw . From 1870 to 1876 Dickstein attended this Russian university in Warsaw specialising in mathematics. He graduated with a Master's degree in 1876 but all the time he spent at university he held positions in secondary schools teaching mathematics to provide the means to support his studies.
With the education system controlled by the Russian rulers, Dickstein decided to do what he could to promote a Polish education and he directed his own private school for ten years beginning in 1878. However during this period he began other ventures to promote Polish science.
Dickstein was one of the main instigators of publishing mathematical journals in Poland. In 1884 he was one of the two founders of a series of mathematics and physics textbooks which were written in Polish. A few years later he was one of three scientists who set up the journal Mathematical and Physical Papers editing the journal from 1888. From 1897 he edited Mathematical News another publication which he was involved in setting up. He also continued publication of Circle of Polish Mathematicians which had begun publishing in St Petersburg in 1880. Kuratowski , thinking about the development of Polish mathematics, notes in the importance of the publications:
The establishment of "Mathematical and Physical Papers" and "Mathematical News" made possible for Polish mathematicians to publish the results of their research in Poland, and thus it favoured the increase of mathematical activity in our country ...
It was not only with his role in publishing that Dickstein made a major contribution to Polish mathematics. In 1903 Dickstein was a founder of the Warsaw Scientific Society and he was important in the development of the Polish Mathematical Society . These played a vital role in the development of Polish mathematics and we have described above the political situation out of which the Warsaw Scientific Society was born.
The first meeting of a group trying to set up a Polish institution in Warsaw took place on 21 December 1903. Dickstein was one of two mathematicians in this founding group of fourteen, and was elected as secretary of the group. The work of the Warsaw Scientific Society started properly in November 1907. A Mathematical Study was set up with Dickstein donating a fine library of mathematical texts.
World War I brought major changes in Poland. In August 1915 the Russian forces which had held Poland for many years withdrew from Warsaw. Germany and Austria-Hungary took control of most of the country and a German governor general was installed in Warsaw. One of the first moves after the Russian withdrawal was the refounding of the University of Warsaw and it began operating as a Polish university in November 1915. Dickstein taught in the newly established university, giving the first year lectures on algebra. He became a professor of mathematics at the University of Warsaw in 1919 when the university became properly constituted after the end of the war.
Dickstein's work was mostly in algebra and the history of mathematics. In particular he had written an important monograph on Wronski in 1896.
Kuratowski writes in that Dickstein:
... was not a scholar of outstanding creative achievements, and certainly his lectures presented a somewhat outdated algebra; they were, however, excellently shaped lectures by an enthusiast for mathematics, who infected young adepts in mathematics with his own ardour; this was by no means unimportant for the new staff of renascent Polish Science.
Ulam , at age 23, met Dickstein, who was then in his eighties, at the International Mathematical Congress in Zurich in 1932. He writes that Dickstein was:
... wandering around looking for his contemporaries. Dickstein's teacher had been a student of Cauchy in the early nineteenth century, and he still considered Poincaré , who died in 1912, a bright young man. To me this was like going into the prehistory of mathematics and it filled me with a kind of philosophical awe.
Dickstein died in the Nazi bombing of Warsaw in 1939 and all his family died during the German occupation of Poland.


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"Psych: The Musical" premiered Sunday (Dec. 15) on USA and it packed everything a viewer could want into two hours — action, adventure, murder, unrequited love, fight scenes, musical references and, of course, a pineapple.
All your "Psych" faves were on hand to lend their singing and dancing talent and we thought the best way to honor their efforts was in GIF form. So enjoy re-living the musical episode below.
But first, here are our favorite lines of the night:
Shawn: "I'd come clean if I only could. But I can't."
Gus: "You mean you won't."
Shawn: "It's the same."
Gus: "Not even close."
Shawn: "Just don't ask."
Gus: "I didn't ask."
Shawn: "It was implied."
Gus: "Define 'implied.'"
Shawn: "Gus, don't be the very model of a modern major general."
Yang: "Shawn, I say this from my heart when I tell you I'm so glad I did not detonate your mother."
Lassiter: "You two hit the theater, I'll take Mr. T and Crackerjacks back to the looney bin."
Audra: "Do you have a sec?"
Armitage: "Of course, Janet."
Audra: "Audra!"
Armitage: "Dammit."
Lassiter: "Strode, she's a killer."
Woody: "Agree to agree."
Shawn: "I'm Shawn Spencer and this is my partner, Gigi Van Tran."
Shawn: "She did kill her father for me, don't you forget that."
Henry: "You have some sick relationships, kid."
Shawn: "I lost a lot of oxygen because of you. And the only criminally insane friend I ever had."
And now, we present the "Psych: The Musical" GIFs.
The best part about this scene is that while Shawn is singing, Gus is having a "Beat It" knife fight in the background.
No song-and-dance numbers for Henry.
Lassiter gets in on the fun — "A trained observer misses nothing."
More dancing Gus. Yang did say she wanted a show.
"There's no alternative. I'm just going to have to break it. Down."
"If it wasn't for my over-developed lats, I'd be in a sling right now."
Jazz hands!
"Oh, I try to tell people, but they stop listening once you're labeled."
"You don't even know you were followed here!"
"But you'll try?" "Sure." Something tells us Yang is not getting her ticket punched for heaven.
"We gonna party like it's 1888!"
"Ripper, leave them prostitutes alone!"


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When Google+ launched in 2011, the new social network on the block was warmly received and lauded for its cool, user-friendly interface and innovative approach. It was also billed as a new competitor to the omnipresent Facebook — which, in hindsight, probably set the whole thing up for an inevitable anti-climax.
Despite keeping up a steady albeit sluggish growth, it was just becoming too easy to rip on the 'blunder' some saw Google+ to be. Just a few weeks back The Oatmeal turned his satirical eye on the social network and included it in his state of the web comic, playfully mocking its deserted state. Heck, even Deep Fried Man took a swipe at G+ in his tongue-in-cheek column.
Now, in the wake of Facebook's less than impressive IPO performance, many are pondering the future of its rival. And despite all the G+ bashing, I think it's time at least one lonely apologist should make a case for the "lonely" social network.
1. Slick new look
Google+ rolled out its new look in April 2012 and it looks splendid. Most notably the change saw a dynamic ribbon of apps replace the static icons at the top.
The customisable navigation ribbon allows users to drag apps up or down hover over certain apps will reveal a set of quick actions and show or hide apps by moving them out of the section.
The new user interface is not only aesthetically pleasing but super easy and intuitive — allowing easier access to your favourites, and the option of adjusting your preferences over time.
There's also a dedicated hangouts page, which grants seamless access to one of Google+'s coolest built-in features. The chat list now takes centre-stage in the new layout. Although many have praised G+ for its uses beyond those of pure social networking, it is clear that Google still wants to facilitate connections between people.
The profile pages also have an updated feel. Granted, the new look is a bit Facebook Timeline-esque. Images and videos display more prominently and the overall look is less cluttered and more enriched. The update also introduced a new 'Explore' page that hosts an aggregated plethora of trending topics and media from across the site.
2. Awesome integration
One of the most exciting features of G+ is its smooth new Twitter integration. Connecting your Twitter account to your G+ page is quick and easy — you'll be reading tweets, finding out what's trending and tweeting straight from the Google+ interface before you can type "What's up Tweeps". Tweets are updated in real-time, which lends it the same instant-gratification factor as Twitter itself.
The Twitter integration also extends to your G+ home page where your regular stream of G+ updates courses. You can change whether you're seeing updates from all your circles, certain circles or even the folks you follow on Twitter.
But it's not just Twitter. All of Google's services — Gmail, GTalk, Google docs, Picasa, Blogger, YouTube — everything blends effortlessly with Google+, providing an interactive experience that does not compare to any other social network. The YouTube integration in particular is just nifty — you can search, instantly upload and post videos straight from your G+ profile. Convenient, no?
3. Classic G+ features are still pretty clever
I'll admit that when Google+ launched back in 2011 I was one of the people who got a little over-excited. Heck, I even posted a status update bidding adieu to all my Facebook friends and promptly closed my Facebook account (as you might have guessed, I was back on the big blue the very next day). Although my enthusiasm was perhaps a bit premature, it reflected how I felt about a particular Google+ concept; namely, circles.
Circles allows you to group people in your social network in much the same way we do in real life. This easy, intuitive way of organising your social life is much less fussy than Facebook's way of clumping people together and it really does enrich your interaction with your groups.
Hangouts are still one of the coolest features of Google+ that people tend to overlook. Video chatting with up to nine people at once, the ability to share Docs and watch YouTube videos with your Hangout peeps… and did I mention: you can wear digital pirate hats while doing all this?
Last but not least is the trusty old 'plus one' feature that combines share functionality with a bookmark. In an age of information overload it can be a useful tool for finding all those pages you might want to check out or revisit later.
4. Google+ and the future
Google seems to have everything it needs to build the perfect online community, but people seem to still have their reservations when it comes to committing to a social network that so closely resembles Facebook.
This is unfortunate because of all the things that G+ can be, it's not really a competitor to Facebook, but rather a nice addition to the social networking cocktail party. G+ has become a pleasant middle ground that has managed to blend the public platform experience of Twitter with the personal experience of Facebook, which, in my book, is the thing that sets it apart.
In any event, it is likely that Google will continue to invest in G+ despite the naysayers and that it will morph into a niche community who will make it their own. This is already happening to some extent — G+ boasts a high male demographic while technology and other geek-related stuff seem to occupy a lot of the posts.
The point is that despite its ghost-town reputation, Google+ has many redeeming qualities and it can be a very cool place to digitally "hang out". Part social network, part utility, we all know it's never really going to be the "new" Facebook. But sometimes a change is as good as a holiday and spending some time with your circles can sometimes be a refreshing change from the social networks we all frequent.
For even more reasons why G+ could be the social network of the future check out this enlightening infographic.
Do you think Google+ has what it takes to survive in the fickle world of social media? Can you think of any other positive qualities it might posses? Tell us in the comments section below.


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One missing thing is standardization accross OSS. When koffice supports oo files, then we might see increased usage. Also, i personally can't think of a use offhand that these software suites can't already do. Once they become standardized, then more people will actually try to bundle them with computers.


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Three days after I published the last video, the sadly prophetic one about teachers being coerced into giving students grades they don't deserve, here's what happened to me:
I had entered senior grades on Sunday night. When I checked my email in the morning I found a few papers that had been turned in overnight. I graded them. I entered new grades. No big deal. That was Monday. The seniors were officially done with classes.
On Tuesday they all started coming around to get things signed off for graduation. I have to "verify" that they have read a certain number of books in my class, that they turned in the text-book, and what grade they earned in the class just now ending. In order to graduate, you have to pass my class.
So little Timmy comes up to get his stuff signed. (Side note: I feel compelled to call him Timmy or Johnny so that no one will say Why did you call him Shae'Quan'trello? Why did you call him Jesus? Because black and Hispanic kids are dumb? No. I've been teaching for six years and I've never even seen a white kid. ALL of the brilliant, stupid, lazy and industrious students I have ever had have been non-white, none named Timmy. But I'll stick to that in the spirit of avoiding controversy….(By the way, why don't white people name their kids Jesus? And why are Muslim kids named Mohammed, but you get killed if you draw a picture of him with a ribbon in his hair riding a pony? Or, what if I had a student named Mohammed; I drew a picture of him and wrote "Mohammed" on the bottom and somebody found it? That would be just a terrible misunderstanding.))
So anyway, Timmy gets his stuff signed. Timmy failed my class. And, as I've said before, you have to be really committed to the idea of doing absofuckinglutely NOTHING in order to fail at this school. (And, mind you, this is one of the very best schools in the district.) Timmy showed a great deal of stamina and heart in this pursuit, and he failed. He scored 42 out of 90 on the final exam and a VERY generous 51% overall for the course. After all of the curving, hedging, denominator-adjusting tricks in my bag had been used and creatively reapplied, I still had that hard-core of individuals who resisted my every attempt to pass them. Timmy was one such case.
Later that day I had to go pee. When I finished, I walked out of the bathroom, as I always do, heading east. Coming straight toward me, maybe 20 yards away and in a crowd of students, were four people. I didn't like the looks of it. Not one bit. One was some kind of social worker/counselor from the school. She was in front. I know her. Behind her were two adults I did not know, wearing bright yellow "visitor badge" badges. Behind them was the pudgy, apathetic figure of Timmy.
My pace quickened. I was headed right toward them. But suddenly I took a sharp right turn down the hall. I was out of sight. Ha-ha! I broke into a jog down the hall, unlocked my door and slipped inside; out of breath. I sat down. Seconds later my door opened. It was them.
You fucking idiot! You decided to hide in the place where they were most expecting to find you and certainly would have looked first before looking anywhere else? Your classroom? Shit. You're as stupid as cardboard. I'm embarrassed I even know you.
My inner monologue can be pretty harsh. But he's honest. And he calls it like he sees it. You have to respect that.
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Felix Mendelssohn, Requiem for Fanny
Around Felix Mendelssohn's String Quartet No. 2 in A minor, Op. 13
Based on the life of German composer Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Requiem for Fanny illustrates his String Quartet no.2.
Moving gracefully among the musicians and period decor, actors and dancers recreate the refined world of the composer. As elegant chassés-croisés and duos evoke his happy childhood, the salons hosted by Mendelssohn, and his close relationship with Goethe, uncover one of the keys to this life of poise: the symbiotic relation between the composer and his sister Fanny, also a great composer.
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May 17, 2011
Eggless Omelet
This was going to be my Mother's Day post, but then Ameya fell ill and everything got pushed to the back burner. Things are better now, we all seem to be emerging from a fog of nasty colds, coughs, and ear infections.
Just when we were drowning in tissue papers and cough syrups, this brightened our day. This was perfect for that sunny afternoon when we relaxed, drank some hot tea and coffee and sat a little longer with our plates, chatting and catching up, while Ameya ran around babbling and laughing.
We first saw a version of this on a TV show. It got our attention with the eggless omelet bit. I didn't note it down, so we modified it to our tastes.The base crepe is made with chickpea flour and the filling is made with sprouts, onions, tomato and cilantro. It will brighten any morning.
For filling:
1 cup sprouts
1 medium tomato - chopped
1 small onion - chopped
1 small bunch cilantro - chopped
1 tbspoon lemon juice
freshly ground pepper
For crepes:
1 cup chickpea flour
1 green chilli
1/4 tspoon ajwain
1/4 tspoon cumin seeds
pinch of salt
1 cup water (additional 1/2 cup if needed)
1 tbspoon oil
Mix the filling and let it sit for 10-15 minutes.
In a separate bowl, mix the chickpea flour, spices and water till the batter is crepe or dosa consistency.
Heat a pan and pour the flour for a big round crepe. Turn it over in a minute when the brown spots appear.
Pour a few drops of oil on the outside and put the filling on the inside. Once the outside becomes golden brown, fold it over and take it off the heat.
Serve warm with some ketchup or even mint chutney.
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- He also buried the Persian commanders and the Greek mercenaries who were killed fighting on the side of the enemy. But as many of them as he took prisoners he bound in fetters and sent them away to Macedonia to till the soil, because, though they were Greeks, they were fighting against Greece on behalf of the foreigners in opposition to the decrees which the Greeks had made in their federal council. To Athens also he sent 300 suits of Persian armour to be hung up in the Acropolis as a votive offering to Athena, and ordered this inscription to be fixed over them, "Alexander, son of Philip, and all the Greeks except the Lacedaemonians, present this offering from the spoils taken from the foreigners inhabiting Asia
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Kasin from Mc Crory, AR
10/27/2014Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 1 of 8
Categories Comments Food and Dining Great!
Dorm Life It's a small school, so it's a drive back-and-forth deal, but it's easier to do that than to move out on my own!
Academic Rigor I can't wait to attend here.
In three sentences I love ASU Newport already!
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Brittany from Jonesboro, AR
12/22/2013Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 2 of 8
Categories Comments What to do for fun Marked Tree is not a big town, but you do have 2 major cities close.
Food and Dining Not a big dining area, but there is a place to sit if you bring your lunch/
Dorm Life No dorms.
Academic Rigor Hear nothing but good things about the students that have graduated.
Tips for prospective students Make sure that you are on top of advising, financial aid, and student services. You will get overwhelmed if you wait until the last minute. Be the rising star.
In three sentences I would rate ASU- Newport a 4. The student-teacher ratio is amazing and it is a very well known school. I would encourage anyone wanting to go back for the programs offered to take the chance.
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Skyla from Newport, AR
10/16/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 3 of 8
Categories Comments Campus Safety The campus is small so you shouldnt have a problem but we do have campus police that are right across the street from the college. The only thing that you need to look out is how to park they are strict on that you can park in backwards cause if you park going straight in then that way you can look behind you to see what is coming and thats what they are wanting.
Greek Life Well they dont have many sororities here like other colleges. So on that part you really dont have that many choices.
Clubs and Activities We have SVO that means Student Veterans Organization. SGA which means Student Goverment Organization in this you will run for electives and be over everything that goes on at the school. Minority Organization they support and meet the varying needs of ASUN.
Great for these types of students Everything here is great its just that the dorm life you cant live, but everything else here is for any type of student that does not have everything they need, money wise and so on.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus traditions for halloween have fall carnival and they have a talent show you have to dress up in a costume, we do hay rides, and volunteer to do the haunted house. We have depot days where you can volunteer for that to help out and etc.
Bang for the buck The money wise is very cheap cheaper than other colleges, and i know because there have been students that were goingt to a big college or wanted to go to a big college and they came here because it is cheaper than other colleges.
What to do for fun We have campus events here like this month for October for breast cancer we have had tournaments and where going to get t-shirts in what ever thing you particiapted in. Also our cancelor brings food for us to eat and we all talk and play games. We also have fall blast and carnival. We have flag football,softball and little tournaments in basketball.
Food and Dining The college is small so the food and dining isnt like the other collges in the city, we dont have like pizza hut or any fast food resturants inside the college but we do have people that will cook a meal for you its like your at home, you do have different choices on what you want it's not a lot but the students that go here do not complain also its not that high either like at the colleges in the cities.
Dorm Life Well like i said it is a small college so the college doesnt have dorms, so thats one thing that you cant experience the college life here its a drive back and forth thing but the college is worth it.
Academic Rigor the academics here is like the same at any other college they have nursing,criminal justice and etc. This college is like all the rest of the colleges it's just small.
Tips for prospective students for the students that will be coming up and graduating, if your not ready for a big school and you want all the help that you can get Arkansas State University of Newport is best for you. It is cheap and small. You can meet everyone here that you already didnt know. You can get all the help that you want from students and teachers and the teachers actually pay attention to you here.
In three sentences Arkansas State University is an good school, it is small so that way you can get all the help you want. The teachers here are awesome and funny and they will do all they can to help you.
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Erica from Jonesboro, AR
11/20/2012Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 4 of 8
Categories Comments What to do for fun There are alot of school related functions and the main ASU campus has alot of fun activities and games that can be attended
Food and Dining No food and dining for the Newport campus
Dorm Life No dorms for the Newport campus
Academic Rigor There program is set out to be designed to help individuals at there own pace and guide them to excellence. Best school for single parents.
Tips for prospective students Going into the campus and speaking witht he counselours in the best options.
In three sentences I really like the campus so far. It is very clean and easy to navigate. There is someone always readily avaliable to help you, therefore, you never seem lost or unable to find your way.
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Ashlee from Newport, AR
05/24/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 5 of 8
Categories Comments Campus Safety Campus police are great! Real hard workers who honestly do their job. They go out of their way to help everyone and are so friendly!
Bang for the buck College is defiantly expensive but ASU Newport is fairly reasonable, and is in my eyes worth every penny!
What to do for fun We have a great gym and library! There is always friendly people to talk to and have a great counselor who gets events together.
Food and Dining The food on campus is to die for!!! Talk about tasty!
Dorm Life No dorms on this campus.
Academic Rigor Classes can be a slight challenge until you get the hang of them and understand what is being asked but other than that, just ask questions and whoever it may be will help you and explain whatever you need to figure it out!
Tips for prospective students Be nice to everyone and everyone will go out of their way to help you out and to get you where you need to go. I would highly recommend this school to anyone and everyone! And, if you have any type of special needs they are more than willing to help and make you comfortable.
In three sentences Absolutely amazing, a college for all! Perfect for someone starting college either just out of school or for someone who has been out for quite some time. And everyone is so nice and helpful!!!!
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Jordan from Smithville, AR
02/24/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 6 of 8
Categories Comments Great for these types of students high school graduates looking for a cheaper alternative to state college.
Bang for the buck the price here runs a little higher than an average community college because it is technically a state run institution but, is still cheaper than asu-jonesboro.
What to do for fun read, play outside, talk.
Academic Rigor the education is not very difficult at all but, i have to expect such from this size of school. it is very simply put, a community college and thus it will hold according academic intensity.
Tips for prospective students always talk to the teacher before devoting to their class because, every teacher instructs differently and in varying intensities. don't get angry just because they make a mistake. they are human.
In three sentences it seems to me that asu-newport is a small community college that hasn't completely come into it's own yet. it is very nice and the staff and teachers are all very nice and direct but, they are more prone to making simple mistakes. they however are more than happy to help correct the mistakes.
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Daniela from Grubbs, AR
12/10/2009Reviewer is A current student here.
2 out of 2 people found this review useful. 7 of 8
Categories Comments Great for these types of students This school is really great for any type of person especially for anyone that likes to have extracurriculum classes and volunteer. You'll love it here once you get here and see how live is here.
Tips for prospective students Be on time because if you don't then some professors may lock the door on you and some may take points off a test, report, or essay. If you want to drive to school, then make sure you always go the speed limit. Have all work turned in the day it's due or you'll lose some points. Check the calendar-always for days No school or other events.(Don't be like me)
Bang for the buck The tuition at the low, if anyone wants to find out how it costs, then go to the college website: www.asun.edu to find out how much it costs and you'll be amazed. They also have Distance Learning classes at a small fee as well. You'll need at least the FAFSA done and 2 or 3 scholarships for a whole year.
Am enjoying being here I am enjoying being here because the tuition is low, you get to work on additional projects for the college, treated more like an adult, and you don't have to get permission to leave the room-EVER.
Am learning a lot I am learning many things like Theatre, Reading, Writing, and Math but I later I am going to learn about Philosophy, Computers, Physical Fitness, and Oral Comminications. Anyone can learn a lot here. The teachers are really cool and easy going-especially for freshman.
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Keiona from Forrest City, AR
10/27/2009Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
1 out of 1 people found this review useful. 8 of 8
Categories Comments Great for these types of students Looking to go into the medical field.
Will enjoy being here I would love being there.
Will learn a lot Alot
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Although Pakistan managed to comfortably lose the third One-Day International (ODI), an irate Misbah-ul-Haq lodged a complaint with the International Cricket Council (ICC) against the Indian team for posting a paltry score of 167, which made it exceedingly difficult for his batsmen not to chase down.
"Before the second innings, the boys appeared downcast," recalled Misbah, "saying it's going to be very difficult to lose this match. I told them that we have nothing to win and could still pull off an incredible defeat from the jaws of victory if we applied ourselves to the task on hand."
Misbah led from the front with a dour and unintelligent captain's knock, scoring 39 off 82 balls, which laid the foundation for the subsequent batting implosion. The Pakistani skipper attributed the magnificent defeat to the batsmen, singling out the tailenders for letting the pressure get to them. "Young Junaid showed maturity far beyond his years by getting run out at a crucial moment. He's a lad to watch out for."
Admitting that it was difficult to lose matches with such a strong bowling attack, Misbah pleaded for patience. "The boys are relatively inexperienced. Please give them time to settle down and hopefully we'll become more inconsistent and throw, I mean, lose matches going forward," he observed before concluding the press interaction on a positive note by saying "the defeat was a much-needed morale booster after a string of pointless victories".
In related news, Arvind Kejriwal threw a bombshell, claiming he would be exposing the entire Pakistan Team for match-fixing at Jantar Mantar on Monday. "I have solid evidence in the form of ball-by-ball Cricinfo commentary from the 3rd ODI to back my claim," said the anti-corruption crusader.
("Unreal Mama" is the pen name under which CS Krishna and Karthik Laxman, the founding editors of The Unreal Times (www.theunrealtimes.com ), write fictional news reports, dressing room conversations and other such articles marrying humour with satire. The Unreal Times is India's favourite satire, spoof, parody and humour portal and the article above is reproduced with permission)


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But please, please, please, tell the guy that is recording those kind of presentations to FOCUS in WHAT they show in THEIR SCREEN. Keith Braithwaite is a clever programmer, but I prefer to see what is showing than how is looking he while showing it ;-).
And, another one, is it possible to record the questions and comments from attendants? I suspect that some of them are very interesting but I can't hear anything.
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Congrats for your presentation, I found it very interesting. I think that Kent Beck made some comments about the same here at the end.
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How can you not know the work of the late, great Danny Kaye? Apparently a whole lot of folks don't so the song-and-dance man's only child, Dena Kaye, is doing her best to fix that. On Sunday, Jan. 20, Turner Classic Movies will honor Kaye's 100th birthday with a 24-hour marathon of his films (starting at 6am/5c) including Up in Arms, Hans Christian Anderson, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and his delightfully dizzy medieval classic The Court Jester. ("The pellet with the poison's in the vessel with the pestle; the chalice from the palace has the brew that is true!") Dena will be on hand to reminisce about her dad with host Ben Mankiewicz.
"So many people say, 'Who? What? He's dead! Who cares?'" says Dena, who is spearheading a full year of centennial events in New York, L.A. and Washington, D.C. "There are probably three generations unaware of my father. A lot of people know White Christmas but it's been my dream to introduce them to the rest of his work. I want them to know he was the coolest!" Other centennial events honoring Kaye include tributes at Lincoln Center, the Paley Center, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, as well as a UNICEF humanitarian award and the launching of a Danny Kaye website by the Library of Congress.
How would Kaye — who died in 1987 — have responded to all this fuss? "He was a very modest man," Dena says. "He'd have been much more thrilled about the recognition from UNICEF because he gave his life to the organization. He'd be pleased by the reminder that we all need to help others."
The TCM tribute includes an episode of Kaye's Emmy-winning 1963-67 variety series The Danny Kaye Show and his 90-minute interview with Dick Cavett from 1971. Also scheduled among Kaye's many comedies and musicals is one of his rare dramatic turns, 1958's Me and the Colonel, in which he played a Jewish refugee fleeing the Nazis. That film won him a Golden Globe.
"My father and I never discussed his work, which is something I deeply regret," Dena says. "I guess I was just too young and too shy to ask about it. But, boy, I sure could tell you what he thought about his golf swing, or baseball, or his love for flying planes or his cooking. He'd much rather talk about the great hole-in-the-wall restaurants he'd discovered than talk about Danny Kaye, the performer. He was such an authentic person. Nothing phony about him. His career was just one of the many things he did well."
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Yes, your name does literally mean "wine trust" -- but it's the figurative meaning of your name that matters most, particularly if you happen to be of Jewish descent.Here is what *A Dictionary of Surnames* (Hanks & Hodges) reveals about the many different surnames of German origin which begin with the word "Wein- ":
1. German metonymic occupational name for a producer or seller of wine, from German "wein" ("wine, vine").
2. Jewish (Ashkenazic); largely an ornamental name, reflecting the prominence of wine in the Jewish Scriptures and its use in several Jewish ceremonies. It has been suggested that the surname has been adopted because of the symbolic association of the vine with the Hebrew personal name "Israel" ("they shall thoroughly glean the remnant of Israel as a vine", Jeremiah 6:9).
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At the peak of an undulation towering above the surrounding meadows, the silhouette of the Château de Fosteau can be seen. This imposing 14th-century fortified manor house is still armed with its four towers. The Lords of Semousies, Sars, Zwenne, Marotte, Henry, Jamblines and, finally, Aoust all carefully developed residential buildings around the central keep. In this building you can see one of the finest Gothic rooms in Belgium. Beautiful and simple French gardens designed as a series of terraces laid to lawn spread out down to the pond. The castle has been a listed monument and the surrounding area has been a listed site since 1979.
Practical information
The castle is closed on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Christmas Day and New Year's Day.Guided tours of the castle, Le Petit Musée Vivant de la Pharmacie (living pharmacy museum), Memorial to General Count Reille and the gardens by the owner, only by appointment.
Duration: 1h15. Groups of at least 25 people: €4 per person.
Access: by road: E19-A7 (Brussels-Mons), exit 20 Feluy/Seneffe; nationale 559, direction Seneffe, Lobbes, Leers, towards Beaumont /Train: nearest stations: Thuin and Lobbes.
Castle, small Pharmacy museum, memorial for General Count Reille and park: €3/pers - €2 for students and senior citizens.
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The FLYBRIDGE has a great layout for entertaining and offers "al fresco" dining and area seating for up to thirty people as well as a Jacuzzi, center bar with wet bar, Jennair grill, refrigerator, icemaker & sink.There are huge settee's port and starboard and a large amount of storage.
Side stairs lead from the flybridge down to the AFT DECK, which offers seating for ten at a custom electric hi-lo table.There are port and starboard side mounted rod holders, stereo speakers, Jennair grill, refrigerator, sink and additional storage.The aft deck has a very comfortable area for socializing, with all the amenities.Euro-stairs port and starboard lead down to the swim platform and lazarette.
In the aft lazarette there is storage for scuba gear, 2 deep freezers, hot water heater, and 1320 gals of additional fuel increasing range to 2000 miles.This is a well ventilated and lit area with portlights, rod storage, etc. The swim platform has stainless steel hoop rails and pop up cleats for the water toys.
A centered glass door leads from the aft deck to the oversized full beam MAIN SALON with U-shaped beige settee to port with large coffee table and entertainment center opposite with Pro Scan 31" TV, DVD, Sony VHS, Cassette, Receiver, 200 disc CD player, Karaoke and Niles amplifiers.The salon is beautifully decorated and accented with burled wood.
Forward in the salon is the DINING AREA, with seating for eight around custom cream lacquer dining table with 24k gold accents.The dining chairs were reupholstered. There is a bar service area on the forward bulkhead with sink, wine cooler, refrigerator, and ample storage for china and crystal.
Continuing forward is the day head with marble flooring. Forward along the stairway leads to the raised PILOTHOUSE with settee and excellent visibility.The pilothouse is trimmed with burl and a faux skin dashboard.
All the way forward is the open "country kitchen" style GALLEY, which offers casual dining for eight, a center island serving area, and has a vast amount of storage. A rotating TV offers entertainment for the entire galley/dining area.
Below aft is the beautiful MASTER STATEROOM with a king sized pedestal bed with coordinating bedspread, pillows and valance, built-in night stands with reading lights, mirrored wall behind the bed. Full width his & hers cedar-lined closets run the entire length behind the bed, with dressers on both sides, a makeup vanity to port, full length mirror, overhead lighting, and a built-in entertainment center with Mitsubishi 31" TV, satellite TV, Panasonic DVD, Hitachi ultravision hi-fi stereo, Sony amplifier, Sony 5 CD disc changer, owner's safe, phone and digital AC/heat controls. The spacious ensuite head and has a Kohler Jacuzzi tub/shower and marble floor.
Through the foyer, where there is a laundry closet with Asco stacked washer & dryer. The port and starboard GUEST STATEROOMS, each has twin lower berth with Pullman above, settee opposite, coordinating spread, shams and settee fabric, reading lights, built-in bureau, cedar lined closet, 2 opening portlights, entertainment center with Quasar TV/VCR w/remote, satellite TV, Alpine disc player w/remote, phone, and digital AC/heat controls.Each guest stateroom also has an ensuite head with shower, opening portlights, and mirrored ceiling with gold accents.
Below, all the way forward are the CREW QUARTERS with settee, sink, TV, closed circuit monitor, storage for ship's manual, laundry with Maytag stacked washer & dryer and accommodations for 5-6 crew.The captain's cabin is port with a double berth, hanging locker and storage.All the way forward is the crew cabin with upper & lower V-berths port and starboard, deck hatch, hanging locker and storage.The crew share a head with sink and shower. Engine room access is from crew area.
The interior is decorated in soft natural colors accented with burled elm throughout and is very soothing and relaxing.
INSATIABLE's $2.2 million redesign and refit was overseen by Broward's former Naval Architect and Chief Fabricator, which included engines rebuilt, gears, exhaust pipes & mufflers, 2 new Sea Chest systems port & starboard, air systems, air conditioning, all new wiring, glass, copper plumbing to ABS standards, keel extended 10', and rudders enhanced, plus much more.
Salon Entertainment Equipment
42" Samsung LED TV
Panasonic BlueRay DVD player
Yamaha stereo receiver
Sony 3000 disc CD changer
Niles Amp
Audio access pre amp
IPOD docking station & Bluetooth receiver
Master Stateroom
24" LCD TV Dynex
Sony stereo receiver
Sony 5 dic CD changer
Panasonic BlueRay DVD player
Haier Mini Fridge
(2) Detroit Diesel 12V71-TI
2000 hour from inline rebuild SMOH
John Deere 80 KW generator
Isuzu 33 KW generator
Communication Equipment
SSB ICOM IC-M7000 Pro
Navigation Equipment
Plotter Northstar G1001
Furno Depth/Temp RD-30
Burle Camera Swi
Robertson A/P AP9 MK3
(2) B&G Depth 20/20 CD
(2) Furuno radar displays
Additional Entertainment Equipment
24" LCD TV/DVD Insignia - Starboard and Port staterooms
AM/FM/CD stereo - Starboard and Port staterooms
AM/FM/CD stereo - Wheelhouse
HP tower and monitor - Wheelhouse
APC backup power supply - Wheelhouse
New Yamaha Waverunner
13' Novurania w/50 H.P. Yamaha
Water skis
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The platelet aggregation blood test checks how well platelets, a part of blood, clump together and cause blood to clot.
A blood sample is needed.
The laboratory specialist will look at how the platelets spread out in the liquid part of the blood (plasma) and whether they form clumps after a certain chemical or drug is added. When platelets clump together, the blood sample is clearer. A machine measures the changes in cloudiness and prints a record of the results.
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When we last heard from This Old Ghost, I profiled their EP Island of Violent Lovers, back during 2011's "Year of the Album" project (they were #063). Their upcoming album Family Room, due out January 21st, features the unerringly catchy jangle-pop of "Emily Green," which melds Posies-esque pop hooks on the chorus with the sunny pop disposition of Death Cab for Cutie or the Lonely Forest, making for an enjoyable listen. You can hear it below for yourself and decide if, like me, you're now looking forward to the rest of what Family Room has to offer. Here's hoping if I report back at the start of 2014 I won't find them still mired in obscurity.
This Old Ghost
ALBUM REVIEW: This Old Ghost – "Island of Violent Lovers EP"
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This Old Ghost – "Island of Violent Lovers EP" (2011, Independent)
This unholy alliance between the pop smarts of Death Cab for Cutie and the indie-folk depth of Blitzen Trapper, Ian McGuinness of This Old Ghost launches a full-on assault with a mere six song EP, ensuring that fans will soon be clamoring loudly for more. "This Lifeboat is for Gold, Not People," the EP's opening track, sets the stage with acoustic guitar, bass and a solid wall of harmonized vocals which lure you into a false sense of security before pulsating percussion pushes the song into overdrive.
It's a comfortable sound for the group, and they clearly have the chops to make this music pop even when it lacks traditional "hooks." The quality of the music in this case is the hook, and these are songs which definitely stand up to repeated listening. If you enjoyed Death Cab's Codes and Keys or The Lonely Forest's Arrows earlier this year, this is music perfectly tailored to your tastes. And songs like "Tiger Man of the Matto Grasso" hint that the band is capable of creating melodies as deftly catchy as Auld Lang Syne, another New York band playing music that pushes the boundaries of modern folk cool. Island of Violent Lovers is a perfect way to spend half an hour immersed in folk music with a pop sensibility, proving there's defintely plenty to love about music still as 2011 draws to a close.


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Smoke and flames are seen over homes as the Dump Fire burns near Saratoga Springs on Friday, June 22, 2012. JIM MCAULEY/Daily Herald
Last June 21, target shooters ignited a wildfire near Saratoga Springs that burned 5,507 acres and cost $2.1 million to fight, and resulted in the evacuation of 9,000 residents from their homes. More than 20 Utah wildfires are started by irresponsible target shooters every year.
Why is target shooting causing wildfires? Don't firearms enthusiasts go to firing ranges where safety precautions are the first priority? Well… regular firing ranges don't let you shoot an AR-15 at an exploding star target (video), a Tannerite target, or use tracer or incendiary rounds.
Although Utah is one of the most heavily-armed states in the nation, our state government cannot regulate target shooting. Not even in an emergency, such as last year.
Utah code 76-10-500, passed in 1999, states: "Unless specifically authorized by the Legislature by statute, a local authority or state entity may not enact or enforce any ordinance, regulation, or rule pertaining to firearms." A 2004 law contains similar phrasing.
It seemed like a simple fix for Utah State Senator Margaret Dayton (R-Orem), and State Rep. Curt Oda (R-Clearfield) to introduce SB120, a bill to allow the state forester to restrict target shooting when it would create a high risk of wildfires. It sailed through committee, and Dayton said she has the votes to pass it. But then the gun nuts went ballistic. As the Senate started to debate the measure Friday, Dayton pulled it and told senators that she may not bring it up again.
Once again, it appears that a common-sense measure with majority support cannot withstand the fury of the gun fanatics. Most likely, our state will remain powerless to stop preventable wildfire emergencies caused by yahoos with assault rifles.
The two men charged with starting Saratoga Springs' Dump Fire in June have pleaded no contest to reduced charges.
Idaho resident Kenneth Nielsen, 37, and Jeffrey Conant, 42, of Washington state, were originally charged in 4th District Court with reckless burning, a class A misdemeanor, and using prohibited targets, a class B misdemeanor.
… the pleas were part of a deal in which prosecutors agreed to drop the reckless burning charges, and won't request jail time at sentencing.
The two men each agreed to pay $5,000 in restitution.
Charging documents state that Nielsen and Conant were target shooting near Saratoga Springs at 11:30 a.m. on June 21, when an explosive target ignited dry weeds and spread to burn the mountainside, court documents state.
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is anyone booked for european discovery feb 2013??
31 Oct 2012 Erin asked
hi all, ive booked into this tour... its my first overseas trip and my first contiki!
would love to chat to anyone who is booked on this tour or has been on a previous one! :)
can't wait to meet everyone their
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31 Oct 2012 Sloane said
Hey erin which one did you book?
I believe there is two of those contiki trips in Feb 2013.
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im on the one that leaves 12th feb from london :)
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Vglive- im looking at the one then :)
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10 Jan 2013 Taiana said
Hi everybody. I'm already booked to this tour – european discovery between feb 5 – 16
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Today's 0.11.0d Patch and the upcoming 0.11.1 Patch
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" Yeah, it's possible to apply currency items multiple times with a server crash. It's rare that they make their way onto the live realm (search the patch notes for "instance crash" or "server crash") and we generally fix them a few hours after they first happen, but sometimes someone makes an effort to abuse one and we have to do cleanup. This has only happened twice during Open Beta, I think, and I'm pretty sure no items made it out to the economy. Last edited by Chris on Jun 13, 2013 8:02:16 AM
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What exactly do you mean by 'the way damage is calculated'.
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