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Velvet Crush
Teenage Symphonies to God
Willie's comments: The jangly pop sensibility of early R.E.M. was so distinctly Southern-sounding that it was only a matter of time until the musical movement they pioneered would be perverted into alt-country. Fortunately, unlike the Jayhawks and dozens of other bands, Velvet Crush do alt-country right, enlisting the help of two former R.E.M. producers (Mitch Easter and Scott Litt) on Teenage Symphonies to God. Despite being a trio, Velvet Crush has a muscular, power-poppy sound which usually masks its countrified elements, or at least provides a nice balance. I've never heard such effective use of a pedal steel as on this album. There are plenty of good songs here- "My Blank Pages," "This Life is Killing Me," the Matthew Sweet-esque "Something's Gotta Give"- but it all begins to wear toward the end. If you like Sun Volt or Uncle Tupelo or any of those bands, however, Teenage Symphonies to God is highly recommended, as it beats the pants off most of the rest of the alt-country movement. Grade: B
Velvet Goldmine soundtrack
Willie's comments: You wouldnt think it to listen to Marilyn Manson, but glam rock used to be a genre chock-full of creativity and feeling that was just as rare in mainstream rock back in the 70s as it is now. Happily, this soundtrack to Todd Hayness film lets neophytes in on great, forgotten tunes of glams past (contributions from Roxy Music, T. Rex, and Lou Reed), while ushering in a cadre of new glam greats in the form of songs from Grant Lee Buffalo, Shudder to Think, and Placebo. While its nearly impossible to top such classics as Brian Enos "Needles in the Camels Eye" and Lou Reeds "Satellite of Love," the Venus in Furs (a band which features Radioheads Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood) steal the show with revamped versions of timeless songs by Eno and Roxy Music. Grade: A
The Velvet Underground
The Velvet Underground & Nico
Willie's comments: I cannot, for the life of me, figure out why this album was so revolutionary. Apart from high levels of dissonance in songs like European Son and chanteuse Nicos hilariously accented vocals, the VUs debut album basically sounds like any psychedelic rock album from the 60s, only with a substantially darker worldview and nowhere near the amount of hooks to be even moderately enjoyable. The tracks Nico sings on are fairly catchy lounge numbers, but songwriter Lou Reeds vocals are uninteresting and bland, even when hes singing about transvestites and heroin. R.E.M. covered the two best songs from this album (Femme Fatale and There She Goes Again) on Dead Letter Office, anyway, so you dont need to worry about getting it. I realize that this was an album of immeasurable importance, and without it, brilliant bands like Yo La Tengo and Stereolab might never have existed, but in and of itself, this album is pretty dull. Grade: C+
The Velvet Underground
Willie's comments: Screechy violin guy John Cale left the band after White Light/White Heat, and Reed took that opportunity to tone down the Velvets music a great deal. The leisurely, folkish songs like Pale Blue Eyes and Candy Says are very pleasant, and occasionally pretty, while the more uptempo numbers like What Goes On have an ebullient quality that prevents them from being annoyingly tuneless, like Nicos Waiting for the Man. The eight-minute experimental chaos of The Murder Mystery is the only jarring moment on this album, but its nonetheless fascinating and never unlistenable, while drummer Maureen Tucker murmurs her way through the catchy After Hours, which is a favorite of Center for Creative Studies students. This is a nice, low-key album, but if youre in the mood for something folksy and quiet, youd be better off putting in some Belle & Sebastian or early R.E.M. At least they can sing. Grade: B+
Willie's comments: The opening track, Who Loves the Sun? is a happy 60s pop tune that apparently embodies everything Nico was rebelling against, and Ive never been able to determine whether Reed meant it as a Ween-esque joke, or whether he went full-circle and finally embraced the pleasures of hippie pop. The stupid lyrics point to the former interpretation, while the rest of Loadeds music supports the latter- songs like Oh! Sweet Nuthin and New Age are drenched in drippy guitars that you can practically hear flowers growing out of. Even the classic Sweet Jane and Cool It Down feature the sort of hooks that Reed never wrote until this album (and very rarely afterward). So whether its sincere or not, we may never know, but its the VUs most consistently enjoyable album regardless. Grade: A-
firstname.lastname@example.com writes: Your views on the last two albums pretty much mirror mine (though I'd call the self-titled third album as good as anything R.E.M. ever put out), but there's a few things I disagree with you about the Nico album. Firstly, I think you downplay the band's influence a little bit. Not just Yo La Tengo and Stereolab came from VU, but many bands. The aforementioned R.E.M., the Feelies, the Strokes, Television, Sonic Youth, Dream Syndicate, Mission of Burma, Patti Smith, Pavement, and a whole glut of bands easily found on college radio that have the VU has an influence. They're also probably one of the most covered underground bands of all time with people like David Bowie, R.E.M., The Feelies, The Counting Crows, Nirvana, Buffalo Tom, Half-Japanese, and probably some guy playing down the street from some place right now all doing versions of their songs. If you wanted to, you could probably find a cover by some fairly well-known artist for all the songs on the first two records AT LEAST. They were also, more or less, the beginning of the American underground rock and roll scene, showing that you didn't have to make music that was commercial viable (though they certainly made plenty of that---"Sunday Morning" is the radio hit that never was). Also, Lou Reed is probably one of the most vastly imitated vocalists out there, as just one listen to The Strokes can certainly attest. The "New York Cool" sing-talky vibe he had on Nico must've influenced Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth a lot as well.
Of course, none of this means anyone has to like The Velvet Underground, but they were important AND though they wore their influences on their sleeves (Bob Dylan being the most obvious), nothing that came out before them sounded like them, whereas much that came after did. They weren't revolutionary in a big way, like, say, Hendrix, but in their own small wall and thanks to Mr. Reed's brilliant song-writing, still strike a chord today. At least with me, anyway.
I should also say I completely disagree with the notions of the R.E.M. covers even approaching the original. Well, their "Pale Blue Eyes" cover is great in a country ballad sort of way, but "There She Goes Again" and "Femme Fatale" don't really capture what the originals were going for. Even Nico's off-key warble in the later was somewhat meaningful because you knew that she was singing about herself in the third person whereas Stipe just kind puts the whole thing across pretty blandly. Ditto on "There She Goes". He's too resigned for such an angry, violent song. Then again I suppose it's all just a matter of taste.
Dwayne reasons: As a graduate of Hitler Studies from College on the Hill, I always assumed that Adolf Hitler was a testimate to human ignorance, but then I stumbled across your review of the Velvet Underground and Nico.
How can someone with a such a solid vocabulary miss the point entirely? Lou Reed's lyrics are uninteresting and bland... well, if someday you ever decide to try something called drugs, you will realize that it will change your voice, make it raspy, jangly, neo-folk. It's called a deepening voice, something that probably eluded you when you zipped through puberty.
You say it "basically sounds like any psychedelic rock album from the 60s, only with a substantially darker worldview and nowhere near the amount of hooks to be even moderately enjoyable."
What fucking other 60's psychadelic album does it sound like? Did you know that the whole reason that there are bands like Pavement and cocksuckers like Stereolab is because of the fusion of art and rock... the moonchild and pet project of Andy Warhol. The reason it sounds different and disjointed is because it was being experimental for art's sake. It took the basic concepts of rock (drum, bass, guitar...) and added a new element to it. And it cannot sound like every other album of the time, because the Velvets formed in 1965 -- a time when the only type of music was beatle-based pop, doo wop, and chuck berry fellatio. The psychadelic movement didnt crest until 1967 when revolutionary albums like Sgt. Pepper, and the Stones Satanic Magesty's request were released. The whole point of this movement was to be different.
Fuck you.
Fuck Yo La Tengo (of whom I have 4 albums)
Fuck modern rock
Smoke some weed, you silly, silly little man and listen to what history sounds like.
6 million Jews died for your piss-poor taste in music.
LoadesC writes: To state that the first
VU album is revolutionary is putting it mildly. It was at least 20 years
ahead of it's time. No other band has been as influential, not even the Beatles.
Here are my ratings.
Velvet Underground and Nico. A+
White Light White Heat. A
Velvet Underground. A+
Loaded. A
1969 Live. A-
The greatest Rock band ever, no question.
firstname.lastname@example.com writes: Like the Sex Pistols, this IS a band whose tremendous influence often gets in the way of the music.
Unlike Johnny Rotten and his crew of Floyd-hatin' idiots, however, the VU is entirely worth it, and I encourage you to give them another chance. The problem is that unlike most of their disciples--Sonic Youth, Yo La Tengo, bands they rely on sweeping soundscapes and heavily layered sounds--the VU has a very simple style, and if you don't like the basis of it, there's nothing to distract you. They use scrawling feedback instead of 500 layered guitars, and their songs, with a few exceptions, are common rock and roll formuals. What makes the VU special and interesting is Lou Reed's incredible songwriting and the atmosphere even the most poppy of VU songs holds--drugged but brilliant, unpleasant but fascinating, elitist but very, very f*cked up.
Loaded and the Velvet Underground are gorgeous pieces of pop rock, but the band's brilliance does not truly lie in that direction, and one's opinion of VU should not rest on those albums. Still good buys, though. Excellent rock, just not experimental.
You haven't reviewed White Light/White Heat, either because you don't have it or because you truly despise it. The key with that one is upping the bass, relaxing your muscles, and just letting it hit you. It may be the most unpleasant sounding album ever released, but therein lies the power and the originality of what the VU did to sound. You won't listen to that album often, nor will you wake up humming anything from it like Loaded (unless you're truly insane), but it will scare and intrigue you like no other album.
The debut, however, remains the band's centerpiece, although I can see why you don't enjoy it.
It's frustrating because songs like "Femme Fatale" follow very basic and common patterns, but rarely is the band enjoying themselves, and they expect a lot of the listener. You have to pay attention to the lyrics to get VU&N, because the music alone won't carry the load. But combined, the effect is incredible. Lou Reed's flat vocals become the ultimate beat-poet delivery, the simple but shrieking guitars become the very word of the underground, and the songs come together in a way Sgt. Peppers could never accomplish.
I suppose the best way to appreciate this music is to study it. Know the songs, know the words, scrutinize even "Oh! Sweet Nuthin" because there is a secret to everything. It's a career, loving the VU, but I've always found it worthwhile.
Try 'em again, eventually. Based on sheer quality and power, they're the best band America has yet produced.
David Dickson writes: . . . And the sacred cow slaughter goes on. (*horse neighs, rooster crowing in background, farmer mutters "tarnation"*)
Now, I think you answered your own question when you wondered aloud why Velvet Underground and Nico was "so revolutionary." Yo La Tengo, Stereolab--well, try the Stooges, too, kid. One listen to stuff like "Black Angel's Death Song," "Waiting for the Man," "Run Run Run," and "All Tomorrows Etc."--hear that weirdo repetition? Now, I'm no hippie, but I can honestly say that I've never heard such weirdo repetition on any of my psychedelic tracks--not even "In a Gadda Da Vida," which you would think would NEED it to last all eighteen minutes.
See, these guys (and the Stooges) don't "jam." They "pound." They put you into a trance, true, but more of an amphetamine trance than mary jane, if you get my drift. They're robots, in a sense. That's something you could never accuse any true psychedelic band of being, Frank Zappa's vile accusations notwithstanding.
This band was one of the three major non-hippie pioneers of rock of 1967--Zappa brought the musique concrete, Beefheart brought the free jazz, and these guys? They brought the Cage-like minimalism. Not that I really LIKE any of that--I more appreciate it than I enjoy it, to be honest. But I have to admit--the rock world would be slightly less interesting without them. Without them, no My Bloody Valentine. Without MBV, no Smashing Pumpkins. Without the Smashing Pumpkins, no indie RAGE. Where would we be without indie RAGE??!?
Joking aside, White Light/White Heat's the band's best. Honestly, they're at they're best when they don't try to write songs properly.
But you don't like Lou's voice?? Christ, Willie! Ever heard a dude called Robert Zimmerman? He SUCKS!! :)
Damien Browning writes: I agree with you on your review of the VU, as i like to call them. I mean, i would also like to add their songs on their first album are difinately groundbreaking for their day, but they are too strange to even listen to.It's not the kind of music you would want to listen to often. But that's just my opinion, things start to improve on their third release though. especially with the lyrics. Loaded is best of course, especially the song head held high which has some really cool lyrics , but i don't really know what the song is about. although cool it down sucks sorta.But i like the songs on loaded, Lou sings about more normal subject matter for a change.
Venetian Snares
Songs About My Cats
Willie's comments: Ping! Clank bloop BANG WHOMMMMMM BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG dikkadikkadikka poof! Dink plunk KCCCHHHHHH ding-gong pwannnnnnnggggggg tookle tookle tookletookletookle thud. BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANG BANGBANGBANGBANGBANGBANGBANG teek oof! Teek oof! Teek oof chukka pwing... wong... wong... BANGBANGBANG toodle pleasant moment grrrrrRRRRRRROOWWWLLLLLLL fladdle zip! Doot doot twankletwankle GOWP croof hlaaaaaargh dardardardardar weem crunkle smash duddlebangpowpowsnuhbort BARF!
For, oh, forty or fifty minutes. Venetian Snares is the moniker under which electronica crackhead Aaron Funk (already a great moniker in and of itself) releases his punishingly weird drill 'n' bass attacks, and they're certainly not for everyone. Perhaps it would be best to compare his debut album, Songs About My Cats, to an IDM Jackson Pollock painting: there's crap drizzled, swooshed, and splattered everywhere in ways that might seem random, but were actually painstakingly calculated with the overall effect in mind. (That effect presumably being the listener's total submission to the music, because Venetian Snares hits you at such a velocity that it makes linear thought practically impossible- never mind, say, trying to operate a motor vehicle while you listen.) However, it's sometimes hard to keep that fact at the forefront of your brain when Funk is pummelling you with dozens of different sounds- that sound like everything from ambient Friday the 13th sound effects to distorted synth car crashes- per second, refusing to let you get your bearings by sticking with a single rhythm or melodic idea for any measurable period of time. Just percussive sounds of varying timbres and dynamics ricocheting around your head at a terrifying, violent clip. It's unquestionably fascinating, and disorienting in a completely original way- excellent headphone listening when you're at your wit's end- but as precisely planned as it all apparently was, there's still a fine line between innovative electronic experimentation and just a random pile of noise. Songs About My Cats generally lands on the happy side of the line, but for IDM fans more accustomed to the comparative accessibility of µ-ziq or Aphex Twin or even Autechre, the point of this stuff might seem nonexistent. Which is, of course, the point. Grade: B
Rick Atbert writes: Actually, I don't think that Songs About my Cats was his debut album. I think it was released in 2001 and that his first real album was called "Printf("shiver in eternal darkness/n)" or something. I'm not really a big fan of Venetian Snares, simply because his albums tend to be more irratating than melodic, and as good as avant-garde stuff can be, I think that there's a reason why Mr. Funk has released something like 9 albums in 4 years - they must not be very hard to make.
There is one neat thing about this album, however...on the last song, "Look" I think it's called, if you view the song through a spectrograph or something (Winamp has one), you can see pictures of his cats. A neat idea, except that Aphex Twin did the same thing on one of HIS albums, and the picture he put in was a hell of a lot freakier. Personally, I think you ought to pick up some Aphex Twin instead of fooling around with this guy, especially the Richard D. James album which basically defined Venetian Snares' entire career. Otherwise, there's Squarepusher...same thing, but with a lot of jazz elements...I really like Squarepusher a lot, even though he tends to bog some of his albums down with a lot of misplaced drill n' bass madness.
The Veronica Cartwrights
One Careless Match
Willie's comments: I sometimes ask myself, "Why bother to write reviews of bands that (a) have nothing to recommend them, and (b) no one has ever heard of?" After all, it seems unlikely that many readers would be on the fence about whether to check out the Veronica Cartwrights, and that my review would therefore be a guiding light of discouragement the way I hope to be with reviews of more popular dreck like Cracker's Gentlemen's Blues or the Pixies' Bossanova. Most likely, the only people who would ever be looking for Veronica Cartwrights reviews would be ex-members of the Veronica Cartwrights themselves, so why put any effort into a review whose only imaginable effect could be possibly hurting these guys' feelings, should they stumble across it? Sometimes I don't have these crises of conscience, but the one and only album by the VCs is put forth with such earnestness that I imagine it was just recorded as a fun one-off by three college buddies, just so they could say they've recorded an album and maybe use that fact to bag a few chicks- who am I to impugn that? But in the end, I realize that the only way I can justify having purchased this album in the first place will be to review it; if it's not going to give me any listening pleasure, I may as well do something productive here, and I shall soldier on. One Careless Match is a collection of 17 shoddy indie-rock songs that sound as though they were slapped together by a few guys who liked the poppier elements of Sebadoh and Dinosaur Jr.'s albums, but couldn't really figure out how to make hooks work. So they strum away at their tastefully scrunchy guitars and predominant singer Jeff Lloyd wheezes in a strained approximation of J Mascis's voice, and nothing really gets accomplished. Bassist Les Labarge contributes the one brief highlight, "Memento Mori," a song that's actually creative in the fact that it uses fewer chords than you think it will, but the remainder of the album offers nothing in the way of excitement or memorable melodies (not a good thing for a band with such a nondescript sound). They waste a few good titles like "Al Green Day" and "Neil Young Blues" (especially ironic since "Freezing Reign" is a fairly transparent Neil Young rip-off), and though the band's vibe is faceless and easygoing enough to ensure that it never turns loathsome, it's still pretty useless. Grade: D+
The Verve
Urban Hymns
Willie's comments: In the eyes of posterity, the Verve will not be remembered as a particularly original Britpop band. Their best songs- most of which are captured here, on their final album- are canny syntheses of other bands' styles, most notably U2 and the Stone Roses (best exemplified here by "Catching the Butterfly" and "The Rolling People"). Of course, there's "Bitter Sweet Symphony," an undeniably great anthem which is built entirely around a Rolling Stones sample, but no charge of originality will be leveled at that song either; Smog got there first, with the insane, "Honky Tonk Woman"-based tune "I am Star Wars!" back in 1993. So why bother with Urban Hymns? Because for all its derivativeness, you simply cannot argue with the way songs like "Lucky Man" and "Bitter Sweet Symphony" satisfy like only great rock can. Because Richard Ashcroft's lyrics paint eloquent portraits of spiritual searching and emptiness that you're simply not going to get from Oasis or Blur. Because "Sonnet" is possibly the most soulful song to come out of the '90s. Sure, the album begins to drag around "One Day," and Urban Hymns probably isn't going to be mentioned in the same sentence as OK Computer in the history books, but in 20 years, you'll be glad that you held onto this one. Grade: B+
The Virgin-Whore Complex
Stay Away From My Mother
Willie's comments: Come January, if you're stuck for a New Year's Resolution, I've got a suggestion for you (without ever having met you- see what an annoyingly judgemental person I am?): I recommend that you resolve, in the next year, to purchase at least one album every couple months by a band you know absolutely nothing about. Whether you pull a disc blindly from the dollar bin at your favorite record store, pick something up just because you like the cover art, or bid on entirely random CD auctions on eBay, just get ahold of something by an artist that's entirely new to you. There are few greater joys a music fan can experience than buying an album, sound unheard, and discovering that it's so great that you have a new band whose discography you want to investigate. In the past few years, with the advent of file-trading, that's a pleasure that has more-or-less gone by the wayside, since it is no longer necessary to just pick up a record on the strength of a band's reviews or whatever; you can now usually download and sample a few cuts as well, before you commit to handing your hard-earned amateur-porn money over to a record store. Not that I'm against file-trading in any way, because its advantages are staggering, but a minor downside is that it has taken the thrill of the gamble out of CD purchasing. So to get that giddy fix, sometimes you're just going to have to act randomly.
Case in point: I was in Louisville last week, browsing through the $3.00 section at Better Days Records (an exercise I highly recommend for my throngs of Louisville readers- I wound up getting seven discs for, like, $14), and I came upon this album from the Virgin-Whore Complex. I bought it just because it was cheap and the band had a funny name, and even if it turned out to be unlistenable screaming-girl hardcore like I suspected, I wasn't out too much cash. To my delight, however, the Virgin-Whore Complex is a witty three-piece whose infectious, literate folk-punk sounds like it was composed by Stephin Merritt's bratty little brother. That spiritual brother would be Spats Ransom, the VWC's guitarist and frontman (a title I've given him because he wrote most of these songs, and sings more of them than bassist Debbie Fox or keyboardist Charlie Fulton do, though they all switch off frequently). With a lispy, flat, Fred Schneider-esque voice and a penchant for contrasting sentimental imagery with blunt one-liners, Ransom should, by all rights, be a huge indie star. In fact, that's a goal he addresses in a tongue-in-cheek fashion in the boppy opener "Discovered," in which an ex-lover is warned to brace for jealousy, because Ransom just got a book on how to play guitar, and is therefore destined for stardom, "and you'll still be a librarian." Ha! His tunes aren't particularly complex, musically, but they breeze by with a self-satisfied simplicity that turns out moments of true beauty ("Wolves Gather Silently By") as effortlessly as it does indie-pop hooks ("Four-Alarm Fire in Lovers' Lane"). With Fox and Fulton bringing elements of Barbara Manning (whose sister Terri guests on "Golden Nights") and Elliott Smith, respectively, to their vocal contributions, Stay Away From My Mother's mostly acoustic rock tunes are supersaturated with talent. Seek it out, and then find your own surprise masterpiece! And tell me about it! Grade: A
Willie's comments: The VWC approaches their canted indie-rock as more of an egalitarian ensemble this time around; nearly all of the songs are collaborative writing efforts between the members, and vocal duties are spread around more evenly as well. Though this results in a drop in the energy level on Succumb (Fox still favors her charming, vaguely ethnic Manning-isms, and Fulton's "Casey" is a piano-based waltz that borrows a bit from Simon & Garfunkel's "America"), the songs haven't lost any of their nasty bite. The aforementioned "Casey," for instance, is an unsentimental look at a speed-addled truck driver, "Speakerphone" takes its lyrics from the letters left for police by the Zodiac Killer, and the title track may be Ransom's masterpiece: with a subtly rueful backing track constructed from a pump organ, a dobro, a "banjo ukelele," recorders, and sheet metal sound effects, the song strings together enough quotable, bitter lyrics for an entire album (I would kill to be able to come up with a line that contains such a powerful image as "upwind in Hana when the virus lab implodes") and yet gently tosses them into the breeze. That's not to say that Succumb is by any means dour, however: "Cool Brunette" and "Stay Away From My Mother" have a slinky pop sheen, and there's a sweetly incongruous cover of Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil's "The Coldest Night of the Year" as well. But if you're not already a dyed-in-the-wool indie-rock fan, you might want to just start out with their first album and then work your way up to this one (at which point you'll have to stop, because the band broke up after this disc), because though its pleasures aren't any lesser, the twinkly-surreal mood of Succumb takes some digging to get into. Grade: A-
Spats Ransom himself(!) writes: This is Spats Ransom, frontman (I can live with the title) of the VWC, and I just wanted to thank you very much for your extremely kind review of our albums, Stay Away from My Mother and Succumb. We are, as you correctly observed, very nearly as obscure a rock band as exists, and the occasional positive review, such as yours, is a very bracing tonic indeed.
For the record, we have not, technically speaking, broken up--we're just a lazy pack of coots, and since we didn't receive the massive adulation we would have preferred from our albums, we've basically concentrated on our various day jobs since then instead. But we still write songs, and one of these days--who knows? We might put out another record.
Incidentally; yours is only the second review I've ever seen that correctly identified the writers of "Coldest Night of The Year" as Barry Mann and Cynthia Weill. Everyone else seemed to think it was Kurt Weill. Bravo.
But thank you, again, for your kind and encouraging review. By the way--I scanned through some of the other reviews on your site, and was amazed at how spot-on you consistently were. If there were more rock critics like you out there, our pop culture wouldn't be in such disastrous shape.
firstname.lastname@example.com writes: It seems that luck really brings people to the VWC. Just like the writer before me, I was going through the discount bins at the record shop, trying to find something fresh. Out of all the albums along the bin, the VWC was the only one which really stood out. I couldn't wait to take it home, i just had such a good feeling about it. The minute I heard the harmonies on "Speakerphone" I knew I was done in, I was made a very big fan. I then brought the album with me to listen to on a summer walk, and it the best experience. The vocals, instrumentals and rhythm of th VWC really fit a summer day. I am so upset that there are only two albums for me to get my hands on. But, I couldn't be more pleased with my new favorite band. I am so lucky to have found them.
John Ogan writes: I was just watching a History Channel special about the mafia, and they showed a picture of J. Paul Getty III, who had hair that reminded me of Spats Ransom's. Funny how that is. Anyway, I got to thinking about the VWC again, and found your reviews to be excellent. I was also very surprised to see Ransom himself commenting on your work. I found the band through bizarre chance as well, my local college radio station at the time was handing out free cds they had lying around for some reason to build interest in their programming, and I took "Stay Away From My Mother" home. It took me probably a year before I listened to it, but as soon as I did I couldn't stop. Hopefully someday soon they'll release another CD--I know Charlie's still being his witty self on usenet, and I don't have a clue where Deb is.
LoadesC writes: You've REALLY overrated this group! Their albums sound a lot like the Mekons and Prolapse but nowhere near as good.
Schmick writes: i' am so glad other people have found this cd in some random bargain bin in in some random shop. I too bought it laughing at the title and intrigued by the picture and the album is one of my all time favourites....love the singing of the bassist....such lush tunes she writes..if she wrote them?!.
Glad to see spats digs your review...this band should be well known....also thanks for showing me succumb..i will have to find that now
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is suing Kik for conducting an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) of its Kin token in 2017. The SEC alleges that the ICO was in violation of the Securities Act of 1933 and did not register its offer and sale as required by U.S. securities law.
In the filing, the SEC highlights Kik's timeline of activities related to the ICO, including internal emails with Kik employees, private meetings with Kik stakeholders, and specific reports given to Kik's board of directors.
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Kik sold its Kin tokens to the public, marketing the sale as an investment opportunity. The company informed investors that a demand in Kin tokens would drive its value. Kik expressed intentions to spur demand "by incorporating the tokens into its messaging app, creating a new Kin transaction service, and building a system to reward other companies that adopt Kin."
While it is unlikely that the lawsuit against Kik will be resolved any time soon, the investigation will help further shed light on the SEC's view of unregistered token sale offerings and prompt new discussions around the application of securities laws to cryptoassets.
Kik will likely not go down without a fight. As The Block notes, "If Kik can draw a distinction between its case and other ICO lawsuits that ended with companies accepting penalties, the firm might be able to lend itself in a more favorable position."
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Square's Cash App appears to have a unique marketing strategy that uses viral platforms such as Twitter, various podcasts, and even e-sports teams to acquire users at a very low cost today. Some examples of this strategy include Cash App's recent partnership with Burger King on Twitter, during which Burger King payed for random users' student debt via the Cash App. Burger King's tweet subsequently went viral, counting nearly 100,000 user replies. Cash App also sponsors a number of podcasts, including the "Joe Rogan Experience" and Barstool Sports' "Pardon My Take". As part of another partnership with 100 Thieves, the e-sports teams, its founder handed out money on Twitter via the Cash App. Rappers Lil B and Travis Scott did the same in late 2017 and August 2018, with over 120,000 people commented on Travis Scott's tweet.
Cash App's own marketing effort on Twitter, "Cash App Fridays", appears to be gaining momentum as well. Every Friday the official Cash App account sends out a tweet for other users to comment on with their own Cash Tag, allowing them to win funds via the Cash App. Over 80,000 people commented on May 24, when the company gave out $10,000 to random Twitter users. Cash App's recent engagement on Twitter indicates that the Digital Wallet operator should be able to retain last year's 115% year-on-year Monthly Active User (MAU) growth. In 2018, the "Cash App Friday" campaign saw only a fraction of the engagement it receives today.
This marketing approach allows Digital Wallets, such as Cash App, to acquire new users for roughly $20, while traditional banks pay between $350-1500 per new retail checking account. Investors value traditional bank customers at about $3,400 per account. At 200 million estimated US Digital Wallet users by 2023, the Digital Wallet opportunity could be worth $700 billion in the US alone. ARK believes low customer acquisition costs are central to future profitability of Digital Wallets, as laid out in ARK's recent blog.
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This week we learned that Apple was interested in acquihiring Drive.ai, the autonomous vehicle startup. Last May Drive.ai became the second startup, behind Waymo, to start testing autonomous vehicles without a safety driver. However, the pilots that Drive.ai later launched in Texas looped safety engineers back into the picture. This year reports surfaced that Drive.ai has been searching for a buyer for additional capital. Perhaps, like many players in the autonomous vehicle space, Drive.ai is having trouble commercializing and solving for the last percentage points of full autonomy. Apple's autonomous driving project has had a chaotic history, including layoffs earlier this year. It will be interesting to see if this deal goes through and gives a window into Apple's autonomous strategy.
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This past week Amazon had its first ever re:MARS conference, which focused on machine learning, automation, robotics, and space. At the conference Amazon debuted two new warehouse robots and revealed that it now has 200,000 robots deployed globally. Over the past two years Amazon added 100,000 robots, while simultaneously hiring over 300,000 employees, nearly doubling its human workforce.
Amazon also unveiled a new design for its delivery drone. As shown below, Amazon's drone design appears similar to the design of Opener's Blackfly air taxi. Both drones use fixed rotors attached to the body of the craft at an angle. The fixed rotors reduce the possible points of failure, while the angle of the rotors optimize the craft for horizontal flight. ARK expects more drones and air taxis will converge on this design going forward. Equally exciting is the announcement that Amazon received FAA approval for limited testing and said it expects to start deliving packages within months.
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Last November, a Chinese scientist named He Jiankui violated a global moratorium on germline gene editing when he used CRISPR to alter the genomes of two human embryos. He intended to delete a small region of DNA on a gene called CCR5 that would allow the children to be resistant to HIV. He was unsuccessful in incorporating the exact deletion, called Delta-32, though he did delete significant portions of CCR5 in both girls. This highlights one of the primary concerns with germline editing—the risk of injecting new, and potentially dangerous, genes into our collective gene pool.
A recent, high-impact study demonstrated that individuals with a Delta-32 variant in CCR5 had a 21% increase in all-cause mortality—meaning a 21% reduced likelihood of reaching life expectancy. Although he did not impart the Delta-32 mutation, the deletions in the twins' genomes are functionally similar to Delta-32, increasing their likelihood of a reduced lifespan.
The study's authors used a technique called a Phenome-Wide Association Study (PheWAS), searching for all possible disorders correlated to the Delta-32 deletion. This technique is complementary to Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS), which instead begin with a specific disease and then search for all possible underlying mutations (as shown below). As gene editing begins to become more commonplace, it will be crucial to execute more PheWAS studies, allowing researchers to be more aware of possible off-target phenotypic effects.
Source: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5866959/
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There seems to be a new kind of tolerance in town. Headlines screaming with indignation over Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) can be found in several news organizations. Liberals will just not tolerate it. What won't they tolerate, you may ask? Religion.
A media battle is playing out: religion vs. a liberal political agenda. Many of the articles from the media about the RFRA recently passed in Indiana center around a supposed discrimination against homosexuals, however, those headlines are just adding to the noise, instead of contributing actual facts to the conversation. There is actually no language in the RFRA about discriminating against homosexuals. The law does not promote intolerance against the homosexual community, although many of the protestors of the law do not tolerate what the law does actually promote: individual's religious rights.
The Indiana RFRA is modeled after the federal law, and both laws have restrictions. According to the Wall Street Journal, "both the federal and Indiana laws require courts to administer a balancing test when reviewing cases that implicate the free exercise of religion. To wit: Individuals must show that their religious liberty has been 'substantially burdened,' and the government must demonstrate its actions represent the least restrictive means to achieve a "compelling" state interest."
Why does the phrase "substantially burdened" matter? Well, it matters because detractors of the law claim the law "would empower, say, florists or wedding photographers to refuse to work a gay wedding on religious grounds. But under the RFRA test, such a commercial vendor would still have to prove that his religious convictions were substantially burdened. And he [or she] would also come up against the reality that most courts have found that the government has a compelling interest in enforcing antidiscrimination laws," according to the Wall Street Journal.
Protecting an individual's religious rights has been understood to be important in our society since the 90's. In fact, the liberals who are now protesting the law, used to be for it. Our president even voted for it when he was a senator!
As the Wall Street Journal notes, "Liberals used to understand that RFRA, with its balancing test, was a good-faith effort to help society compromise on contentious moral disputes. That liberals are renouncing it 20 years after celebrating it says more about their new intolerance than about anyone in Indiana."
To find out more about the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, check out the Keating Center posts about Passing the Bill, and What the RFRA Really Is.
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Dharwad peda is a sweet delicacy unique to the state of Karnataka. It originated from Dharwad which is in north Karnataka. Dharwad peda is rich brown in colour unlike the traditional pedas made with khoya. Like any other peda, the main ingredient of Dharwad peda is milk.
Making this delightful sweet at home is like a dream-come-true for me. I prefer Dharwad peda over traditional pedas any day. I have tried it in several ways and this recipe has worked the best.
Dharwad peda was originally started by the Thakur family who had migrated from Uttar Pradesh to Dharwad in early 19th Century. Ram Ratan Singh Thakur, a first generation confectioner, started producing and selling pedas locally. Dharwad peda was prepared from the milk of Dharwadi buffaloes which are raised by the Gavali community in and around Dharwad. His grandson Babu Singh Thakur helped grow the family business further in their Line Bazaar store and the peda came to also be called locally as the "Line Bazaar Peda". The family closely guards the recipe of the Peda as a trade secret which has been passing down the lineage. Babusingh Thakur's single outlet store that was running for a few decades expanded later in Dharwad, Hubli, Bangalore and Haveri.
This unique, grainy, crumbly, mildly sweet peda is something you don't want to miss. And don't worry, the main ingredient to make this delicious peda is patience. As long as it is there, the pedas will turn out amazing.
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- Place 2 litres milk in a thick bottom pan and bring to boil
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- Take a muslin cloth or cheesecloth into a colander and pour the curdled milk (chena/channa) into it. Gently squeeze out excess whey from it
- Put the chena into a frying pan and cook on low-medium flame until the moisture evaporates
- Add ghee, sugar and mix well. Mix until the sugar melts completely
- Keep stirring until the mixture becomes brown taking care it does not burn
- Turn off the flame and let it cool
- Combine the mixture with ¼ cup milk and grind into a smooth paste
- Transfer the paste back to the frying pan and saute on low-medium flame
- Keep sauteing until all the moisture evaporates and the whole mixture comes together to form a mass
- Transfer on to a plate and let it cool slightly
- Pinch out a small portion of the mixture and shape them into oval pedas
- Spread the caster sugar on a plate. Roll the peda so that the sugar coats on to them completely
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As one could surmise, one of the biggest reasons people come to the urgent care is to simply get a doctor's note for work.
Approaching a big holiday weekend like Memorial Day, the incidence of this spikes — it's amazing how colds and stomach viruses intelligently know to infect people the week before a 3-day weekend. But any day I work, patients with the primary objective of obtaining a doctor's note exist as a sort of background radiation to everything else.
Really, the whole policy of requiring a doctor's note from your employees as if they were kindergartners is not only futile, but even counterproductive to a corporation's bottom line. After all, the company is paying for their insurance to cover the visit for the work note… which ultimately means that the employer is forking over money every time an employee calls out, on top of lost productivity.
And what is the point, anyway? There are even websites dedicated to generating fraudulent work notes. (You're welcome!) The only ways to prevent people from goldbricking (i.e. calling out when they really shouldn't) are #1. Hire people with a decent work ethic or #2 If that is impossible because you're too cheap to pay a living wage, or else your employees belong to a public-sector union and therefore have an incentive to not give a shit about their jobs: have a doctor or PA on your payroll to see all workers who call out.
Or even better: stop calling them "sick days" at all, and start calling them all "personal days." Acknowledge that sometimes, people need a day simply because they are overwhelmed… and forcing them to fake a stomach virus to the urgent care doctor accomplishes nothing. The vast majority of "Just Here for the Doctor's Note" patients I see have some combination of stress, family commitments, and/or possibly a low-grade illness or backache. Most aren't here to abuse the system, and the ones who are can easily be detected by the employer — if the managers bother enough to care. (Which rules out most government departments, sadly.)
If a patient has some kind of chronic disability, then the ADA requires you as an employer to work around it. Otherwise, just deduct a personal day and stop obsessing that your otherwise good employee is somehow "scamming" you when in reality, they just need to finally catch up on their sleep and spend a day with their kids who otherwise never see them.
In any event, it's doubtful that anyone will be taking my advice here, and so the front desk will continue to churn out work notes every day I'm on the job. Along with "Prescriptions for Zyrtec," this represents another kind of visit that really requires no medical knowledge from the provider, and is just an inefficiency baked into the system. But, just like Prescriptions for Zyrtec, at least it lets me feel like I've helped a patient out. I have no problem giving you a day off if you really need it and your thick-skulled employer requires a doctor's note for all days off.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Final Rule 41F makes sure that trusts and legal entities meet the same identification and background check requirements as individuals who make or transfer firearms under the National Firearms Act (NFA). The amendments to the regulations benefit public security.
What is an ATF 41f?
The regulation spells out the requirements for background checks and identification practices that apply to anyone who participates in the making or transferring of firearms. The guidelines ensure consistent treatment of every applicant who must comply with the regulations under the NFA. Anyone who wants to know what is ATF 41f may find the details at the ATF website.
What made the changes necessary?
Before the amendment took effect, an individual who represented a trust or legal entity had to meet certain requirements that turned out to need clarification. They included passing a background check and completing ATF Form 4473. Individuals had to do these steps to receive NFA firearms from someone who holds a Federal firearms license (FFL).
The rules at that time, however, did not require everyone who represents a trust or legal entity to comply. Only the person with direct involvement in the receipt of NFA firearms had to meet the standards. The amendment to ATF 41f makes everyone who represents a trust or legal entity comply as well.
Was that the only change?
No. The changes to the amendment require representatives of trust or legal entities that apply to "make" an NFA firearm to undergo background checks.
When did the Final Rule go into effect?
The Attorney General signed the ATF 41F Jan. 4, 2016. The document carries the title of ATF Final Rule 41F, Machineguns, Destructive Devices and Certain Other Firearms; Background Checks for Responsible Persons of a Trust or Legal Entity With Respect To Making or Transferring a Firearm. It amends the regulations that govern the making or transferring of firearms under the provisions of the National Firearms Act (NFA). The Final Rule became effective July 13, 2016.
How do applicants notify CLEO?
When an applicant applies for an ATF Tax Stamp, the Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO) needs to know about it. Either the ATF Form 4 [5320.], ATF Form 1 [5320.1] or the ATF Form 5 [5320.5] can accomplish the notification. It must go to the CLEO of the locality where the applicant or responsible person has a location.
What is a "responsible person"?
ATF considers a responsible person as anyone who can direct the management as well as the policies of the firearms division of an overall business. Designation as a responsible person who can represent a trust or other legal entity includes owners, members of the board of directors, officers and members as well as trustees and partners. Settlors or grantors may serve as well.
What about fingerprint cards and photographs?
All responsible persons who have an association with a trust or legal entity must attach fingerprint cards along with Form 5320.23 and a photograph with each application.
Do FFLs need to address issues that occurred before July 13, 2016,?
Yes. If no background check occurred as part of the application process for an individual who received a firearm, applicants must receive one to comply with ATF 41f guidelines.


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Day at Red Mountain Spa and Resort
Red Mountain Resort hosted an amazing day of rest, rejuvenation and connection on Saturday, June 2nd. This was the first of several Weekend Wellness retreats that are a way of saying thanks to the local community that has supported Red Mountain Resort for 20 years. The day featured a welcome check-in with spa goodies, a chance to try a yoga or stretch class, a healthy buffet lunch, a workshop with Life Coach Cindy Clemens on How to Say Yes and No with Clarity, and an afternoon of more classes, pool time, and/or spa treatments.
"The best part of the day was the leisurely pace and the ability to have lots of juicy conversations and connections with the participants." Says Cindy Clemens, Life Coach, who shared her presentation on "The Power of No, and When to Say Yes" at the retreat.
Pam Palermo, co-founder of the Women's Influence Center said "The Weekend Wellness Event, at Red Mountain Spa & Resort, was just what the Dr. ordered! I had an incredible day of exercise, met & formed new relationships and dined on great healthy food. I learned, from trainer Cindy Clemens, the power of no and when to say yes. And of course, laid by the pool & received 30% off my massage. I never take time form my busy schedule to have a "me" day, but Tracey Welsh sure knew I needed one! Thanks Tracey!"
Red Mountain Resort has a big heart and is donating a portion of the proceeds from this day to the Women's Influence Center. We sincerely appreciate Red Mountain Resorts support of the Women's Influence Center this year and look forward to continuing this relationship for many years to come. The next Weekend Wellness Retreat with Red Mountain Resort will be held September 15th.


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Hello, my name is Mistie and im 18 years old. For the past 5 days i have had a persisant headache and it wont go away. Ive treid everything from over the counter to off the shelf perscrptions. Nothing is helping. The only time that my headaches worsen are when i am standing up or walking. When i am laying down i feel great. No one in my family has ever had something like this so this concerns not only them but myself as well.
I looked online about all types of headaches and i have symptoms for most of them. The one thing that everyone is concerned about is that im not eating as well as i should. But when i eat to much i throw it right back up. Other than that i don't have an appetite to eat. I eat maybe once a day. I eat Breakfast that is it. Could my headache be from not eating. Could it be stress, depression? No one knows.
I would like to kno because this is affecting me in many ways. I cant go to school or work. I want to get better but i don't know what to do. Should i see ym doctor again or get a prescription for an MRI or CAT scan?
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Hi Mistie,
There is a very good chance you have a migraine headache. However, with headaches that are worse when standing and better with laying this suggests a pressure problem in the brain. The pressure is increased upon standing making the pain worse.
I would recommend you see your doctor for a full neurological evaluation. If there is concern, further imaging studies (like a CT or MRI) may be appropriate.
Best wishes.
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Nvidia is planning to release two more general-purpose GPUs over the next three years, as the graphics chipmaker increasingly boosts the performance of its products for the high-performance computing market.
Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang says the two GP GPUs, codenamed Kepler and Maxwell, would debut in 2011 and 2013, respectively. Huang made the announcement Tuesday during his keynote at the company's GPU Technology Conference in San Jose, Calif., according to a live blog of the keynote on the Nvidia's website.
Huang also announced the release of Fermi, the latest generation of Nvidia's compute unified device architecture. CUDA allows programmers to use the C programming language to code algorithms for execution on the GPU. In high-performance computing, that part of an application that's heavily computational would be compiled using Nvidia's CUDA compiler in order to run on a server or workstation. Nvidia claims CUDA is not difficult for developers because it uses C, a familiar programming language.
The Fermi GP GPU features up to 512 CUDA cores, compared to the 240 cores in its predecessor Tesla. In addition, Fermi has error-correcting code that's expected to improve Nvidia GPUs for use in data centers. ECC protects data-sensitive applications, from medical imaging to financial options pricing, from memory errors.
Kepler, based on a 28-nanometer manufacturing process, is expected to offer three to four times the performance per watt of Fermi. Nvidia has pledged to spend $2 billion in developing the next-generation GP GPU.
Maxwell will be an advancement over Kepler in that it will offer more capabilities, such as virtual memory. In addition, Maxwell will perform at a level 16 times greater than Fermi, or 16 gigaflops per watt, Huang said.
Nvidis is not alone in adapting graphics technology to the HPC market, which includes the medical, financial and oil and gas industries, as well as scientific research. Advanced Micro Devices offers GP GPUs through its ATI graphics unit.
The general-purpose graphics chips are fairly new to the industry with the vendors introducing the technology roughly four years ago. How well GP GPUs will do against other chipmakers, such as Intel and IBM, remains to be seen.
Nevertheless, adoption of Nvidia's technology appears to be growing. Many computer makers in the HPC market have announced systems based on the company's GP GPUs, including Appro, Bull, Cray, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, SGI, Supermicro, T-Platforms and Tyan.
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It's funny how once I start thinking about something, the theme seems to reappear throughout my daily experiences.
Not long after I started working on my last post about the western feminine gender polarity of yoga, I was in a class with Tony Briggs at Turtle Island Yoga in Marin County.
As is often the case, Tony was teaching a very detailed Iyengar-based class that focused on the deconstruction and repetition of a handful of poses. We were building up to a powerful Virabhadrasana I (Warrior I). This lunging, reaching pose also has a heart-opening lift and arch of the spine based in a grounding of the rear leg. Without enough grounding and lift, many people will experience compression and discomfort in the low back while in this pose.
In explaining the energy and lift required, Tony explained that the pose offers a representation of a story in an ancient Vedic text that tells of a warrior, in battle. Lunging forward, he is faced with attack from an enemy soldier, and in his final moments, he reaches forward to pick up a broken cart wheel, and raises it over head with the intention of driving it downward, striking his attacker. At that moment, with pure intent, his heart center is open and vulnerable, and he receives a mortal blow.
Tony was quick to point out that this, among many stories, may make pacifists uncomfortable, and he spoke briefly about his own considerable experience with pacifism. And, he said — to his predominantly female class — some students may feel that they're too gentle, too "wussy" for the masculine energy required by this pose.
That, he said, is the point. "In yoga, there is no gender. We're just working with the equipment we were given this time around."
p.s. In these posts about gender, I have used links to the Yoga Journal pose finder because it's a useful way of showing the poses. The irony of the site's very feminine presentation of these poses hasn't been lost on me.


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Compose is a tool for defining and running multi-container Docker applications. With Compose, you use a YAML file to configure your application's services. Then, with a single command, you create and start all the services from your configuration.
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Take into account the land and property prices in Chandigarh and imagine putting that amount on a stake. Does it give you shivers? if it does, you might consider hiring the veteran property lawyers in Chandigarh for your matter. The land property disputes are highly prevalent in India. The heirs of inherited property by predecessors are entitled to get an equal share of the property. The land property disputes can either be related to ownership or tenancy. So if you are one among the many who are into such disputes, finding the top land property lawyer in Chandigarh will be the right step here.
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In the words of James Wilson, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Property is the right or lawful power which a person has to a thing. The origin of property, like many other origins of the institutions of mankind, lies deeply buried in archaeological history, to be rendered into an authentic and indisputable conclusion by reasoning.
In sociology and anthropology, a relationship between two or more individuals and an object, in which at least one of these individuals holds a bundle of rights over the object is called property. One can expect the property lawyers in Chandigarh to have an intellect that beholds a thorough understanding of property as a subject, from a philosophical or legal perspective.
Even the saintliest of the saints, and the most enlightened gurus, who have forsaken all worldly belongings, have still held stretches of land in their name or in the name of their foundation and trust. The property, in such a way, is a non-detachable entity from the aspect of human existence. Property empowers to the point that one feels security and satisfaction on a realization of its ownership.
For such essential existential nature of the property when a man's rights towards his property stand violated or jeopardized, he seeks nothing but the best lawyers for land and property cases. The best property lawyers in Chandigarh are the ones who dig out the history of facts and laws to establish the truthful title, or possession, or other dynamics of a property. Property Law identifies the rights and duties of an owner towards a property. The property can be classified into:
The major area of litigation in property law is succession. In intestate succession, the property among legal heirs will be distributed according to personal laws and civil courts have jurisdiction to conduct the trial. Indian Succession Act will be applicable on testamentary succession. The cases involving modes of transfer can be adjudicated as per the provisions of the Transfer of Property Act by the civil courts.
The matter related to the tenancy is adjudicated as per the Rent Control Act by Rent controller. WAKF is a permanent dedication of movable or immovable properties for religious, pious or charitable purposes as recognized by Muslim Law, given by philanthropists and matters will be adjudicated by WAKF Tribunal. The acquisition of land proceeds under Land acquisition rehabilitation & resettlement Act and dispute will be addressed by Deputy Collector. The contracts and agreements are governed by the Indian Contract Act and civil courts are authorized to hear the matters pertaining to contracts.
The outcome of the property dispute is a direct result of the efforts put in the trial court, which is to say that a lot depends on the hands of a property lawyer.
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Dismissal of North Dakota opioid suit 'shines a bright spotlight' on cases in other states, Purdue Pharma says
BISMARCK, North Dakota (Legal Newsline) – Purdue Pharma, the nation's leading manufacturer of prescription opioids, including OxyContin, is praising a North Dakota judge's decision earlier this month to affirm his dismissal this spring of the state's case against the company.
Judge tosses North Dakota's opioid lawsuit against Purdue Pharma; Appeal coming
BISMARCK, North Dakota (Legal Newsline) – A North Dakota judge has tossed the state attorney general's claims against Purdue Pharma that blame it for the opioid crisis - a decision that will be appealed.
N.D. county turns down meeting with opioid lawyers, favors state AG taking lead
A North Dakota county recently declined to pursue a lawsuit against opioid manufacturers, turning down a request for a meeting from five heavyweight law firms based from Texas to Washington D.C.
Appellate panel upholds $1.3 million award for North Dakota, settling long legal battle
BISMARCK — An appellate panel has upheld a $1.3 million award for the state of North Dakota that helps close a seven-year legal battle between the state and Minnesota relating to restrictions on rural electric utilities and energy companies serving the Upper Midwest.
Unlicensed contractors suspended from contracting in North Dakota
BISMARCK, N.D. (Legal Newsline) -- Two unlicensed contractors have been banned from doing business in North Dakota, according to the state Attorney General's Office.
North Dakota aims to ban duo from doing business in state
Two men, one a convicted felon, are facing a ban from doing business in North Dakota, according to an announcement from the North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem, who has filed a cease and desist. Chad Peda and Somer Hilleboe, and their business CS Companies, Inc., allegedly were paid to do work that wasn't completed, according to a complaint from a consumer.
No more calls for a Texas telemarketer
A Texas-based telemarketing company and its subsidiaries have been banned from conducting business in North Dakota after Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem filed a cease and desist order against them on Monday for allegedly violating Do Not Call List laws.
North Dakota AG investigates consumer fraud, issues cease and desist
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Dissertation Defense
- Title
- 2-Thiouracil Intersystem Crossing Photodynamics Study by Wavelenght Dependent Photoelectron Spectroscopy
- Guest Speaker
- José Sánchez
- Guest Affiliation
- UGA Physics and Astronomy
- Guest Affiliation Url
- https://www.physast.uga.edu
- Host
- Prof. Susanne Ullrich
- When
- Thursday, July 14, 2016 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
- Location
- Room 322, Physics Building
- Details
This work presents the results of wavelength dependent Time-Resolved Photoelectron Spectroscopy (TR-PES) and Ion Yield (TR-IY) studies of 2-thiouracil, which can potentially lead to a better understanding of the phototherapeutic effects of thiouracil-based drugs used in medical applications, like cancer treatment. The experiments provide more information about the relaxation dynamics of the molecule, especially its intersystem crossing pathways and high yield of long-lived triplet states that determines the effectiveness of drugs. The results provide evidence of UV excitation to the S2(1ππ*) state with ultrafast (<100fs) internal conversion to the S1(1nπ*) state and highly efficient intersystem crossing to the 3ππ* state, in hundreds of femtoseconds. Finally, relaxation to the ground state takes place in the hundreds of picosecond timescale. A trend is observed where excitation to higher vibrational levels of the S2(ππ*) states results in overall faster dynamics through conical intersections that are accessed by out-of-plane distortion of the molecular ring.
INDEX WORDS: 2-Thiouracil, Excited states, Time-resolved, Photoelectron spectroscopy, Relaxation dynamics