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Just wanted to pop in on a Saturday to tell all my fellow Canadian friends that Chapters/Indigo has a pretty good sale on, with an extra 20% off sale prices. If you are a Voluspa fiend like me you definitely need to check it out because there are a bunch for a mere $4!!!
Ya, I know! It took everything I had not to clear them out building up a lifetime supply.

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Kiffin reprimanded for saying Gators cheated
KNOXVILLE, Tenn | Lane Kiffin's first game against Florida just got much more interesting.
The new Tennessee coach was reprimanded by the Southeastern Conference and issued an apology on Thursday for falsely accusing Florida's Urban Meyer of a recruiting violation.
Earlier in the day, Kiffin told fans at a breakfast celebrating UT's recruiting class that Meyer violated rules by phoning Nu'Keese Richardson while the wide receiver prospect was on an official visit at Tennessee.
"I love the fact that Urban had to cheat and still didn't get him," Kiffin said, according to a WVLT-TV report.
NCAA and Southeastern Conference officials said it is not against recruiting rules to contact a recruit while they are on an official visit to another school.
Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley rushed to his coach's defense, delivering a quick and harsh response to Kiffin's statement and called for him to apologize.
"It is obvious that coach Kiffin doesn't know that there is not a rule precluding phone contact with a prospect during an official visit on another campus during a contact period," Foley said in a statement.
"His allegations are inappropriate, out of line and, most importantly, totally false. It is completely unfair to Urban Meyer, our coaching staff, our football program and our institution," he said.
SEC commissioner Mike Slive then reprimanded Kiffin for publicly criticizing Meyer, which is against the league's code of ethics.
That led to Kiffin's apology.
"In my enthusiasm for our recruiting class, I made some statements that were meant solely to excite those at the breakfast," Kiffin said. "I apologize to commissioner Mike Slive and the SEC, including Florida (athletic director) Jeremy Foley and coach Urban Meyer. My comments were not intended to offend anyone at the University of Florida."
Kiffin's first game against Meyer's defending national champion Gators is Sept. 19 in Gainesville, Fla. The Florida-Tennessee rivalry, dominated by the Gators since Meyer's arrival four years ago, is always heated. But Kiffin's comments will undoubtedly be remembered by Florida and its fans when Tennessee comes to town next season, and become a storyline in the lead up to the game.
Florida is 4-0 against Tennessee under Meyer.
Richardson, a Pahokee, Fla., native, signed with the Volunteers on Tuesday, despite having committed in May to the Gators. Another prospect committed to Florida, athlete Marsalis Teague, also signed with the Vols.
Kiffin was hired by Tennessee in November to replace Phillip Fulmer, after being fired four weeks into the NFL season by the Oakland Raiders. It is his first job as head coach of a college team.
Kiffin was 5-15 in just over one season with the Raiders, but owner Al Davis said he fired the coach because of his frequent public criticisms of the organization and some of its players even after Kiffin had been ordered to stop.
The 33-year-old coach was on the receiving end of questions about recruiting violations days after he was introduced at Tennessee.
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier questioned whether Kiffin broke rules by contacting a recruit before being cleared by the NCAA to do so. Kiffin assured fans that he had been notified by the NCAA that he was cleared before making his first phone call.


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I make my resolutions public so it stings all the more when I fail. That's how I roll.
- Self-explanatory. I plan to bring my exercise total up to "some" from "virtually nil".
- I became way too intimate with my overdraft limit this year. I hope to dead that issue in the twenty dozen. On the business front, I was a participant in the Art of Managing Your Career course, so I now have the tools to be my own boss. Time to make it happen.
- Draw every day, or at least every other day. Why not? I have no excuses, especially with resources like this around.
- Organized, in every way. Lessen the clutter. A place for everything, and every thing in its place. We'll see how long this attitude lasts.
- One of the best things about having your own workspace is putting up stuff on the walls. I put up three awesome things this year, and I need to put up more. Cool stuff on my walls makes me want to create. Needless to say, this is really good.
Stuff I Loved The Most:
- Danny Brown's XXX
- Birdapres' Catch An L
- Blueprint's Adventures in Counter-Culture
- Tom Waits' Bad As Me
- Army Girls' Close to the Bone
- The Roots' Undun
I can say the same about Catch An L. The immediacy of dusty breaks combined with Bird's brainy flow made this a winner for me. Take a listen to "Show No Flair" (with John Smith blazing the second verse), and you'll be taken back to '89 with your feet still planted firmly in this day and time. Grab it from Marathon of Dope, and don't forget to donate.
Blueprint's Adventures was a fine display of an emcee attempting to spread his wings musically, and I think he showed a lot of growth here. The gem of this album? The passionate "Radio-Inactive".
It's clichéd to say so, but there are people that are Tom Waits fans, and there are those that are not, sometimes vehemently so. I don't know where I'm going with this. Bad As Me is just really good. So there.
I have Michael Elves to thank for introducing me to Army Girls via his blog. I love me a two person rock 'n' roll combo. They remind me of a punchier Inbreds, and there's nothing wrong with that.
Yo, I could go on and on about how amazing and smooth Undun is, but all I really want to talk about is the open ?uestlove drums on "The OtherSide" and "Tip the Scale". I could listen to those ALL DAY. LOOPED. Them shits do amazing things to my brain.
Stuff I Need to Spend More Time With:
- The Black Keys' El Camino
- Phonte's Charity Begins At Home
- This Hisses' "Surf Noir"
- Pip Skid's People Are the Worst
- Tim Hoover's More Napkins (Hey, did I mention that I have this release on cassette?)
- The Cool Kids' When Fish Ride Bicycles
- Mayer Hawthorne's How Do You Do
- Alamo Drafthouse Dracula poster by Vania Zouravliov and Aaron Horkey: http://omgposters.com/2011/01/12/dracula-poster-by-vania-zouravliov-and-aaron-horkey-onsale-info/
- Circa Survive poster by The Silent Giants: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/137472_Circa_Survive.html
- Lucero Poster Set by Chris Huth: http://omgposters.com/2011/02/11/lucero-poster-set-by-chris-huth/
- Deerhoof poster by Shawn K. Knight: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/139057_Deerhoof.html
- Saucy Yoda tour poster by Rory Phillips: http://www.flickr.com/photos/24327290@N02/5467820584/
- Kevin Tong's Appleseed Cast poster: http://omgposters.com/2011/03/29/kevin-tongs-poster-for-the-appleseed-cast-plus-art-print/
- Rich Kelly's The Hold Steady poster: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/141825_Hold_Steady.html
- Landland's Black Keys poster: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/143471_Black_Keys.html
- Phish poster by Rich Kelly: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/144500_Phish.html
- Majesty poster by DX: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/139656_Majesty.html
- 2 Hum posters by Jay Ryan: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/147174_Hum.html and http://www.gigposters.com/poster/147175_Hum.html
- Valdez poster by C. Gomez: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/147182_Valdez.html
- X poster by Lil' Tuffy: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/148166_X.html
- Portugal, The Man's poster by BlackYard http://www.blackyard.ch/?p=2054
- Andrew Bird poster by Hero Design http://heroandsound.com/?p=4113
- Good Old War poster by T-Bone and Aljaxx: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/148631_Good_Old_War.html
Art Prints:
- "Glory Is Forever" art print by Hero Design Studio: http://heroandsound.com/?p=3479
- Weapons of Mass Creation (red bomb version) art print by Justin Kamerer: http://www.angryblue.com/index.php?pcat=1&item=902
- Nunavut art print by Jay Ryan and Aaron Horkey: http://thebirdmachine.com/detail.php?uid=DD4865
...and one poster I should've added last year, but I was sadly unaware of it – Brett Stenson's Built to Spill poster: http://www.gigposters.com/poster/132661_Built_To_Spill.html
Well, I think that's all the stuff I've got in my head, spilled out before you via ones and zeros. I hope 2011 treated you well, and that 2012 treats you even better. Personally, I'd rather forget 2011 existed, but I'm not gonna harp on that any longer. It's time to kick some ass!
G'night, folks!


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made me feel closer to it. Less of a visitor and more of a....part-
time resident? No, that's not it. Nowhere ever totally feels like home
for me, but the more time I spend in California all of it feels like
my home. Fuck a stupid north/south CA divide (everyone already knows
Northern CA is overrated), this whole place is my home.
On this trip I rode Paradise Loop, some roads from the Rough Riders
Rally and all around the city. I ate Chicago-style pizza and at a
vegan Mexican place. Visited a Buddhist monestary/farm where we swam
in a pond and played kickball. A sweet life it is.
Tomorrow I head south by bike with Jeff to LA, 450 miles in 3 days.
We're camping, but traveling very light- I've only a big seatbag and a
hydration pack. Laptop I needed here for work but didn't arrange to
mail? Check. Chocolate covered espresso beans? Check. Ready to start
teaching again Monday? Not quite.