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Adventist History Library (AHL) is currently developing a comprehensive timeline for the Adventist work in Trinidad. It can be found *HERE* at Covenant Forum's AHL section.
Archive for the 'Colporteur' Category
Timeline, SDA Church in TrinidadMarch 20, 2009
1894, Lord Opened Way to Trinidad, AdamsonMarch 18, 2009
1894, Charles Adamson in Trinidad
Review and Herald, March 6, 1894, p. 9
Windward and Leeward Groups.
AFTER Elder D. A. Ball left me in Antigua, I endeavored to put in my time in the sale of books, and in holding public meetings in the different villages; and while I enjoyed God's blessing in my feeble efforts there, I longed to go to the island ol Trinidad. This became a burden to me. I placed the matter before the Lord, and he opened the way for me to go in a most wonderful manner. After many fruitless efforts, I secured $24,— all I could call my own in this world,—and Oct. 9, 1893, my family and I sailed for Barbadoes. I remained here two months, giving all the time I could to the dear brethren. The little company here are living on
the promises of God, and are full of the glorious hope.
I left my family here, and sailed Oct. 12 for Granada. This, is an island 100 miles from Barbadoos. Landing at Greenville, the second town, I remained seven days, and sold three "Bible Headings." The majority of the people in this island are Roman Catholics. I left here Oct. 22 for Trinidad, landing on that island the 25th. Port-of-Spain, the capital, is a city of nearly 4000 inhabitants, with all modern improvements. I found four Sabbath-keepers here, and sold three books.
Nov. 22 I took the train for San Fernando, the second seaport town on the island, twenty-five miles from Port-of-Spain. I met many at this place who sighed after something pure ; they earnestly asked for some one to instruct them in the way of truth. There are six here who are deeply interested. I sold two books. From here I went to Princetown, and visited the correspondents of the International Tract Society. They are very grateful for the reading-matter sent them. A tailor signed the covenant to obey and live. I returned to Port-of-Spain, Nov. 9, visited the dear ones, and showed them the necessity of assembling together. On the 12th we formed a Sabbath-school of five members, all full of bright hopes.
Nov. 25 I brought my family from Barbadoes. I cannot begin to tell how much we have enjoyed God's blessing. Our needs are all supplied, and truly light is increasing on our pathway. Our Sabbath-school has increased from five to nine. The greatest number of the people here, especially the upper class, are Roman Catholics. The Freethinkers have a society, and Atheism and Universalism also flourish. There are about 80,000 Hindus, who are the contract laborers. The Canadian Mission is doing a good work for them, and there are many among this people who are thirsting after truth. May the Lord enable us to do something for them soon for us and for the effort here.
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad.
1892, Chadwick Visits Trinidad and British GuianaMarch 17, 2009
1892, Spring, L. C. Chadwick Reports
Review and Herald, June 21, 1892, p. 12
AFTER my last report, I spent a few days at Trinidad, Where "nothing has ever been done in the interests of the present truth, except that brother Arnold is now delivering large numbers of "Great Controversy," and the International Tract Society is commencing a correspondence, which is showing good results. This is a beautiful island, and one in which ministerial labor should soon be begun. As I visit these fields, and see the open doors before us on every hand, my heart goes out in prayer for our people to awaken to the responsibility that rests on us to support our foreign work, that we may extend it into all these islands and other countries toward which we have hardly turned our attention. There are about seventy thousand Hindus in Trinidad, or about one third of the population. Many of them have received a knowledge of the true God, and we should be doing something for them.
I spent twenty-two days in British Guiana, from April 27 to May 19. Five years ago Elder G. G. Rupert labored here two months, and brother Geo. King sold some books. A small church was organized. Last year brother Arnold sold several hundred books in the colony, which has a population of about three hundred thousand, of whom one third are Hindus. The church has struggled along under difficulties, among which has been a division in their own numbers; but in the face of all these, others have received the truth, and there has never been so widespread an interest to know more of the message, as there is at the present time.
My labors were bestowed chiefly upon the church and the believers. By the blessing of God, differences vanished, hearts were united, and I believe that much good was accomplished. I went out eighty-five miles in the country, held a few meetings, and baptized eight, and later sixteen were baptized in Georgetown, of whom three were Hindus. The church was strengthened, and I left it with a membership of forty-one. The officers were unanimously chosen, and we felt that the Lord sanctioned the service when the elder and deacons were set apart for their work, with prayer and laying on of hands. At the farewell service, we celebrated the ordinances, and it was a time of refreshing. If all continue to walk in unity and love, the influence of the cause may be greatly extended. This is an important field, and we should have one minister located in this colony, to develop the interest that now exists.
William Arnold, Pioneer Book SellerMarch 17, 2009
William Arnold, Pioneer Book Seller, A Chronology
Served on the nominations committee for the first annual meeting of the Sanitarium Improvement Company. YB 1885, p. 66
The first party of Seventh-day Adventist missionaries, consisting of S. N. Haskell, J. 0. Corliss, M. C. Israel (ministers), W. Arnold (a colporteur from Michigan), and H. Scott (a printer),; landed in Australia. Melbourne was chosen as the first field, and it proved a fruitful one, for at the close of 1886 there was a church of one hundred members established. RH 1918, V95-31
J. O. Corliss' wife and two children came as well; as did Israel's wife and their two daughters. On May 10, they took passage on the ship Australia from San Francisco, and twenty-eight days later landed in Sydney, June 8. In about a month from then they were all settled in Richmond, Melbourne, and on July 4, 1885, they held their first Sabbath school, their membership being eleven persons, comprising workers and their families (as listed above). They met in Haskell's rented house in Richmond, Victoria (AAR 1901-07 sp03, p. 13).
The original Minute book for this gathering "recorded the following: Superintendent, Pastor S. N. Haskell; secretary, Jane Israel. The lesson study was, 'The Saints' Inheritance,' and ten were present as students. No offering was recorded." AAR 1965-33, p.2.
In less than three weeks, on July 21, a mission was opened in the Temperance Hall, Richmond. A little later that year, with the mission work well begun in Australia, S. N. Haskell left for New Zealand. RH 1948-19, p. 16
"These laborers met with opposition from both the pulpit and press. They worked as best they could, visiting, holding Bible-readings, and selling books, Brother Arnold selling over 1000 copies of Daniel and Revelation in Melbourne in less than a year. Many tears were shed and prayers offered in connection with this first year's work. " AAR 1901-08, p. 10.
"With the first contingent of workers came also Brother H. 8cott, the printer of the party. It was in the bedroom of Brother Scott in Richmond that the first type was set up and it was then conveyed by handcart to the local press for the printing of our first literature in Australia.
"Quite a number of older brethren will remember the old Bible Echo printed at Best Street, North Fitzroy. The printing press for this paper was given by Brother Arnold, who gladly donated £250 earned by the sale of "Daniel and the Revelation…" AAR 1935-30, p. 11.
November 22, Tenth Meeting of the 1887 General Conference Session: "26. That Wm. Arnold, now in Australia, go to England to help in establishing the canvassing work there." YB 1888, p. 41.
In June, 1888, Bro. Wm. Arnold arrived from Australia, and spent a few weeks canvassing for "Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation." His efforts were attended with marked success. The willingness to read on the subjects presented in the Bible readings which have been held, is continually increasing, and many families have become interested in different parts of the city. Several soldiers at the barracks at Southampton have embraced the truth principally by reading. YB 1891, p. 75
Noted as England's first colporteur. TCOG, 1945-3, p.5
April, May and June; Arnold "very successful" in London. YB 1891, p. 76
"The work in the West Indies was begun by Brother Wm. Arnold, in the winter of 1888-9. He visited and sold books on the islands of Santa Croix, Saint Kitts, Nevis, Antigua, Montseratt, and Barbadoes. He gave to the International Tract Society the addresses of 1,200 persons who had purchased " Thoughts on Daniel and the Revelation" from him, and the society began sending literature to them and corresponding with them. A number began to obey as the result of this work.
On November 7, 1890, Elder Dexter A. Ball sailed to Barbadoes, in company with Brother Arnold. A gentleman owning a mission building in Bridgetown invited Elder Ball to hold meetings in his chapel, and fifty-seven discourses were preached. A number accepted the truth, and since then a church has been organized.
Saint Vincent was then visited by Elder Ball, and also Antigua. At the latter place, the work of a sister who had become acquainted with the truth in London, England, had led several to accept it. About sixty services were held here, and twenty-six persons joined the believers in the West Indies. – Saint Kitts and Santa Croix were also visited. At Montseratt, an open-air service was held, and a number of books were sold.
"We have also been able to respond to the pressing calls from the West Indies by sending Elder D. A. Ball of the Pennsylvania Conference to labor in that field, and with him Wm. Arnold." YB 1891, p. 46
"Elder Ball then revisited Saint Kitts, to make arrangements for Brother Charles D. Adamson to enter the work. While there, three persons signed the covenant, as the result of personal work. On the way to Barbadoes, a few days were spent at Dominica. Reaching Barbadoes, after a long absence, it was found that the brethren there were of good courage, and their numbers had been increased. Brother Adamson joined Elder Ball in the work there for about six weeks, when, they went to the island of Grenada. Here they found a number keeping the Sabbath as the result of a brother's efforts, who had received the truth through reading a book which he had purchased in South America.
"Brother Wm. Arnold is still canvassing in the islands, with good success." YB 1892, p. 74, 75
Arnold works in Demerara (Guyana); writes a descriptive letter home to his children.
He spends the summer in Trinidad to wait out Demerara's rainy season.
Arnold works the summer in Tobago.
Marketing the Magic Pocket Vaporizer, "because everybody wants it."
I find little difficulty in getting recommendations from influential people, having secured haif a dozen testimonials from among the clergy of this city (Battle Creek). The canvasser needs but little capital in selling this instrument, as deliveries are made as fast as opportunity affords, and In this way he will find his influence constantly increasing. A splendid opportnnity is also afforded to do missionary work among the suffering, and the canvasser can make good wages besides.
I predict a large sale for the Magic Pocket
Vaporizer." ALUG 1904-45, p.11
April 25-26, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold attend a meeting at West Valley, New York. "We were glad to see Brother and Sister Wm. Arnold present. Brother Arnold is not very strong physically, but his courage and hope in the Lord is strong. " ALUG 1908-19, p. 4.
Lives at Ellicottville, New York. W. B. White reports on his visit with Arnold. ALUG 1910-01, p. 2.
Lived in Colorado for a time and now coming back to Ellicottville. ALUG 1917-22, p. 8.
William Arnold dies. Survived by his wife and daughter, Mabel. ALUG 1922-25, p. 8.
1892, Colporteur Arnold Visits TobagoMarch 17, 2009
Review and Herald, August 30, 1892, page 5
I FIRST landed at Tobago in April, and took about one hundred and sixty orders for books, and now I have returned to attend to delivering them. This island is at present under the same government as that of Trinidad, and is only one night's sail from that place, by Royal Mail. Tobago is twenty-two miles long, eight miles broad, and is of volcanic formation, with a range of hills twenty miles long, rising to a hight of 1,800 feet. Since the decline in sugar, Tobago has not been in a prosperous condition, and I feel very well satisfied with even 160 orders. In Trinidad you will find large, well-cultivated estates, a railroad, telegraph, and street-car lines, but none of these are to be seen on Tobago. Carriage roads are very few here, and as a consequence, every one rides, and ladies go to parties, and even to church, in the saddle.
The early history of Tobago is a varied one, having been owned by the Spanish, Dutch, and French. I climbed up to the old Fort George, and sold books to the officers there. Perhaps two miles away could be seen the old earthworks where the French intrenched themselves on the top of a high hill, and took Fort George; but shortly after, the English fleet appeared, and the French were driven off the island, so that since 1814 Tobago has been an undisputed English colony.
A few miles away is "Robinson Crusoe's cave," which I should visit if business took me that way. As it is, I shall be content with a few curios from Robinson Crusoe's Island.
The largest congregation here is that of the Moravians. I have sold some books to them and to their ministers, and, in fact, to all the ministers in the island. I have been working under difficulties for the last few months, as we have had the most rain this season of any in twenty years. This makes the rivers dangerous to ford, but when on foot, the man who carries my books carries me over the stream also.
In regard to my work thus far, I can report 2,000 books delivered in 18 1/2 months from the time I left Battle Creek, and a surplus of about five hundred and fifty orders besides. I had hoped to deliver that number by May 1, 1893, but I shall probably deliver 3,000 by that time.
Scarborough, Tobago, July 10.
http://www.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18920830-V69-35/index.djvu?djvuopts&p age=5
Arnold applies his comparative analysis skills. He effectively contrasts Trinidad and Tobago.
Of the 3000 orders, did anyone accept the Adventist message as a result?
1891, Wm. Arnold, Book Seller, Visits TrinidadMarch 16, 2009
1891, Colporteur Wm Arnold Visits
Review and Herald, July 14, 1891, page 5
As the rainy season in Demerara (Guyana) has set in, thus putting an end to my work in the country districts, I thought I would come over to Trinidad until the weather is more settled in Demerara. Port-of-Spain is the capital of Trinidad, and numbers perhaps 40,000 people; they are the most cosmopolitan of any that I have met in this field. English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Coolies. The different denominations represented are Church of England, Wesleyan, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Catholic.
The Catholic Church is very strong owing to the great number of French, Spanish, and Portuguese. But the most substantial people of wealth and influence are generally found among the Scotch and English. Some of the heaviest mercantile firms both in Trinidad and Demerara, are controlled by the Scotchmen.
A young Presbyterian has lately come to Trinidad to learn the Hindoostanic language and labor among the Coolies. I have met one of the teachers at Queen's College who is a native Spaniard, and teaches both Spanish and French. Now, would it not be a line idea for one of our ministers who wishes to learn Spanish, to come down here and labor, and at the same time get a knowledge of Spanish? I understand that there is a talk of sending a minister this way. I wish he were here now.
When I came here, I brought with me a quantity of "Great Controversy," and commenced taking orders, and at the same time delivering as fast as possible, to let the book advertise itself. Among other signatures, I have that of his Excellency the Governor, the Auditor-General, the Register-General, the Acting Surgeon-General, the mayor of Port-of-Spain, the dean of Trinity Cathedral, etc. One wealthy sugar merchant, after purchasing a book, remarked to a friend that that was the best five dollars he ever spent. So his friend bought and paid for a copy, and then referred me to a third, who has paid me the cash for a book. The first man was formerly a member of the Church of England, but when they placed the crucifix and candles on the altar, he withdrew from them. I do not think he is now leading a religious life. Perhaps he does not see anything in the churches worth following. I think some of our ministers who are in delicate health should make the West Indies their field of labor.
The heat is very seldom as great here as with you, and sunstroke is almost unknown. I will quote from Guppy's Almanac :—
"The range of the thermometer is usually from seventy at dawn to eighty-eight in the middle of the day. During the hotter months it reaches ninety-three, or even higher; while during the cooler weather, which generally lasts for a few weeks at the beginning of the year, the temperature sinks as low as sixty-six at night. The dry season may be reckoned to extend from the middle of January to the middle of May, but it is sometimes a week or two longer than this. "
As one passes from point to point in this part of the world, he will find new objects of interest wherever he goes. Barbadoes is a beautiful island. When you reach Demerara, you find the most beautiful city I have seen in the tropics, with broad streets, electric light, etc.; but the country is low and flat, not a mountain in view, and if it were not for the sea-wall, the country would be inundated at high tide, it is naturally an unhealthy place. Last year they buried 3,000 in Georgetown alone.
In Trinidad we see the grand old mountains once more, a pleasant change after six months in Demerara. I have visited the Botanical Gardens here, and they are simply magnificent. The governor's palace has been erected in these gardens, and with, its surroundings affords a home worthy of any potentate. Across the way from the palace, is a public square, or savannah, as it is called here, which is as flat as a floor, and contains about 400 acres. I witnessed a military parade there on the queen's birthday.
I shall probably stay in this island till sometime in August, when the dry season will give me an opportunity to finish up my work in Demerara.
Port-of- Spain, Trinidad, West Indies, May 31.
http://www.adventistarchives.org/docs/RH/RH18910714-V68-28/index.djvu?djvuopts&p age=5
How a Policeman and a Soldier Helped, 1917, CubaFebruary 1, 2009
Australasian Record, February 26, 1917, page 5
How a Policeman and a Soldier Helped
BROTHER Emsley Willams, a colporteur in Cuba, recently had an experience at the time unpleasant, but which turned out for good in the end. Brother Kellman writes:
"Just before leaving for Honduras, Brother Willams left the train one evening in the town of Manacas, where he was to canvass, to go out where one of our brethren lived about two miles from town. He had two big bags filled with books as in Cuba we take orders one day and deliver the next.
"As he was slowly plodding his way along, just as he reached the outskirts of the village, he heard galloping of horses behind him. He was surprised a moment later as the cry in Spanish rang out Alza los Manos, "hands up." It was a policeman and a mounted soldier. There was a recent robbery in the neighbourhood, and they were on the lookout for the thief, so spying this man with heavy bags, they thought they had the culprit sure. After searching and questioning him they saw their mistake, apolo- ogized for the trouble, and, to even things up, carried his heavy packages up to the home of the brother to whom he was going.
This laborious journey turned to be a pleasant walk with congenial companions. The policeman next day met him in town, introduced him to many of the influential people, from whom he took orders and delivered the books. The hold-up at night turned out to be the best thing that could have taken place for the benefit of his work there."


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Access Teacher Development Online Program (ATDOP)
ATDOP 2011-12, Enhancing Teachers' Skills in Listening, Speaking, and Pedagogy
The University of Oregon's American English Institute (UO-AEI) was pleased to work with the US Department of State ECA/A/L in a Cooperative Agreement for the Access Teacher Online Development Program (ATDOP). English Access Microscholarship Program (Access) teachers were nominated by and received ATDOP scholarships from the U.S. Embassies or Consulates in their regions. ATDOP courses were offered to teachers from 8 countries: Burkina Faso, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Morocco, Pakistan, and Russia.
ATDOP Course Objectives
- Enhance speaking skills of participants in small group sessions and with a weekly audio journal.
- Enhance listening skills of participants in small group sessions and with self-study activities.
- Enhance teaching skills of participants in listening, speaking, and pronunciation through readings and online discussion, self-study activities, and their participation in model lessons.
- Enhance teaching networks by encouraging collaboration among participants on weekly discussions, in small group sessions, and with ongoing interaction through the course social networking site (Ning).
ATDOP Course Components
- Weekly small group meetings with the course instructor, who will teach a model lesson and facilitate discussion about the lesson (real-time).
- Weekly small group meetings with a conversation partner, who will facilitate informal discussions (real-time).
- Weekly audio journal where participants reflect on what they have learned each week.
- Self-study to improve listening and speaking skills using online resources; participants record what they did and their reflections in a self-study log.
- Reading and online discussion (asynchronous).
- Whole-group webinars at different times during the course.
- Final project: a lesson plan that integrates new methods and activities for teaching listening or speaking.
ATDOP Schedule
|UO Terms
|Course Start Date
|Course End Date
|Winter 2012, 10-week Online Courses
|January 9, 2012
|March 16, 2012
|Spring 2012, 10-week Online Courses
|April 09, 2012
|June 15, 2012
|Summer 2012, 10-week Online Courses
|June 25, 2012
|August 31, 2012
|Fall 2012, Exchange Program Part 1, 4 weeks UO and DC*
|September 24, 2012
|October 19, 2012
|Fall 2012, Exchange Program Part 2, 5 weeks Online Course
|October 29, 2012
|December 07, 2012
ATDOP Professional Development Exchange Program, Fall 2012
The 26 participants in the Fall 2012 ATDOP Exchange Program were selected on the basis of:
- Outstanding performance in online ATDOP coursework in 2012.
- Availability to attend the exchange program on a J-1 visa and with a valid passport [USA citizens are not eligible].
- Capacity to implement long-term projects related to online and US-based ATDOP training in local communities as a current Access educator.
- No previous participation in a US Government-sponsored exchange program to the USA.
- No previous experience in the online course or US exchange parts of the E-Teacher Scholarship Program 2009-12.
- Approval from ATDOP program officers in Washington, DC plus local US Embassies.

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Monday, 28 September 2015
The Sisters Of Mercy - Temple Of Rarities Vol.2 (Flac)
The second volume of this serie. Thanks to Jamie37 for sending me this one to share here. Check photos for tracklist.
Patti Smith - Coliseu, Lisboa, Portugal - 21.09.2015 (Flac)
My master, unfortunately I had major battery problems, so the concert is incomplete, but for now it's the only recording of this concert to surface. Very good sound, but the crowd is going bananas as usual on Portugal so expect lots of claps and cheers, but also some very nice interaction with Patti.
Taper: circle
Gear: Sony MZ-R91 MD + Sony ECM-717 Mic
Lineage: MD -> Audacity -> TLH -> Flac (level 8)
01. Gloria
02. Redondo Beach
03. Birdland
04. Free Money (cut)
05. Kimberly
06. Break It Up
07. Land
08. Elegie
09. Pissing In A River
10. VU Medley (Rock & Roll/I'm Waiting For My Man/White Light, White Heat)
11. Beneath The Southern Cross (cut)
(Because The Night)
(People Have The Power)
(My Generation)
Do Not Sell!
Support the band by buying official products.
The Boys Next Door - 3RRR Xmas Party, Storey Hall, Melbourne, Australia - 21.12.1978 (Flac)
Very good Radio Broadcast. Thanks to the original uploader.
Lineage: CDR/EAC/TLH
01. Boy Hero
02. Conversations
03. Shivers
04. Mouth To Mouth
06. Dive Position
07. The Nightwatchman
08. Caroline Says II
09. Don't Split It
10. I Mistake Myself
11. Personality Crisis
12. Grand Illusions
13. Somebody's Watching Me
14. China Girl
Prick / Nine Inch Nails/ David Bowie - Riverport Ampitheater, Maryland Heights, MO, USA - 11.10.1995 (Flac)
Very good SBD from this massive tour. Thanks to the original uploader on Dime.
Original Info File:
-=A Stacy Master=-
Source: Mono SBD > XLR > DBX 160XT (leveling) > Sony TCD-D8 > TDK DC4-90 (16/44)
Transfer: Sony TCD-D100 > Custom S/PDIF Cable > M-Audio Microtrack II > Kingston CF/16GB-S2
Lineage: Wavelab 6 (Q10 de/pre, env) > CD Wave Editor (FLAC6) > Live Show Tagger
Marshall Stacy - recording and DAT loan!
Kobi (liveween.com) - gear loan
James E / BlingFree - transfer, edit, track and FLAC
Prick Set:
01 Communique *
02 Riverhead *
03 Other People
04 No Fair Fights
05 Animal
06 Tough
* dropout due to tape issues, Master starts late.
Master DAT broke at the end of transfer. Backup up your reels, folks!
NIN / DB Set:
01 Terrible Lie ^
02 March Of The Pigs
03 The Becoming
04 Sanctified
05 Piggy
06 Burn
07 Closer
08 Wish
09 Gave Up
10 Down In It
11 Eraser
12 Subterraneans * **
13 Scary Monsters **
14 Reptile **
15 Hallo Spaceboy %
16 Hurt $
17 Look Back In Anger
18 I'm Deranged
19 Heart's Filthy Lesson
20 The Voyeur Of Utter Destruction (As Beauty)
21 I Have Not Been To Oxford Town
22 Outside
23 Andy Warhol
24 Breaking Glass
25 The Man Who Sold The World
26 We Prick You
27 Joe The Lion
28 A Small Plot Of Land
29 Nite Flights
30 Under Pressure
31 Teenage Wildlife
^ master starts late
* Trent Reznor - saxophone
** Bowie with NIN
% Full NIN and Bowie band
$ NIN leaves Reznor with Bowie band
The Residents - Etrange Festival, Paris, France - 09.09.2015 (MP4)
The Residents still going, now without the Eyeball masks, but still unknown. Thanks to the original uploader on Dime.
Original Info File:
Source: CultureBox HD webcast
Transfer: AdobeHDS --> .flv --> MKVtoolnix --> .mkv **no re-encoding**
Video: MPEG4 Video (H264) 1280x720 25fps - bitrate: 2300kbps
Audio: AAC 48000Hz stereo
Length: 1:29:00
SETLIST (from Setlist.fm)
Rabbit Habit
Fever Dreams
Golden Guy
"The Butcher" movie
Herman, the Human Mole
Harry the Head
Benny (The Bouncing Bump)
"The Libertine" movie
They Are the Meat
Is He Really Bringing Roses?
"The Garbage Man" movie
Blue Rosebuds
Weight-Lifting Lulu
"The Diver" movie
Easter Woman
My Second Wife
Loss of Innocence
"The Engineer" movie
Melon Collie Lassie
Hard and Tenderly
Ship of Fools
Mourning Glories
Brian Eno - Arena "Brian Eno - Another Green World" Documentary (ProShot DVD)
Very good documentary. Thanks to screen54 for sharing it on MWP.
Original Info File:
Broadcast: BBC4, Astra @ 28E, 22nd January 2010
Video Source: DVB-S Transport Stream
Lineage: TM9100 > Ethernet > ProjectX > TMPGEnc MPEG Editor (M2V +MP2) > IFOEdit
Transfer Rate: VBR ~3.6Mbps
Format 720x576i, 25fps, PAL
Audio : MPEG1, Layer 2, 48kHz, 256kbps
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Author: kosher
Menu: No
Chapters: Yes, random, 5 minute intervals
Number of discs: 1
Disc Type: DVD5
TRT: 0hr 59min 07sec
It should first be noted that the GOP size of this BBC broadcast is not strictly DVD compliant. So as to avoid any re-encoding, it was authored using IFOEdit which will often cause hiccups for Mac owners using Toast. If in doubt, test with a rewriteable.
An interesting collection of Eno's thoughts with images of him at work in his studio and talking with colleagues.
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The Clash - Lochem Festival, De Ontdekking, The Netherlands - 20.05.1982 (Flac)
Very good FM broadcast. Thanks to the original uploader.
Original Info File:
LDB Vintage Series #010
Hi there! After closing both my Master and Special series I took a break from seeding, enjoying life and most of all preparing for a new series! This is not going to be as frequent as my previous ones, I'll be seeding shows from time to time so don't expect massive volumes here.
Why a "vintage" series? Because music in the 70's and 80's was really something...so different, so special with "that" kind of sound which you don't find anymore. That was the era of real music without the internet, of long tours and enjoyable live shows spanning from metal to new wave, progressive, jazz, fusion, pop. So many bands were born and disappeared during those
two decades.
I am then celebrating the 70's and the 80's and their unmistakeable sound in this LDB Vintage Series. You will find many bands I have never seeded in the past but that I still enjoy listening to. Most of these come from low generation tapes that were traded around that period, many radio broadcasts and overall lots of surprises.
Hope you will enjoy this new series!
01.London Calling
02.Safe European Home
03.The Guns of Brixton
04.Train in Vain
05.Clash City Rockers
06.Know Your Rights
07.The Magnificent Seven
08.Ghetto Defendant
09.Should I Stay or Should I Go
10.Police and Thieves
11.Brand New Cadillac
13.Complete Control
14.Career Opportunities
Lineage: FM Radio broadcast > n generation tape > TEAC Tape Deck AD-RW900 > Creative Sound Blaster Recon 3D >
HD > SoundForge Pro 10.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)
Joe Strummer – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Mick Jones – lead guitar, vocals
Paul Simonon – bass guitar, backing vocals
Terry Chimes – drums, percussion
Coming to volume 10 already, and already covered quite a wide range of "sounds" of 70's and 80's spanning across reggae, heavy metal, new wave, gothic rock, folk and country. Punk was missing, though. Being a progressive rock big fan, I confess not being very comfortable with punk
and its "two notes" songs that at the end gave a hard time to genesis, ELP, Gentle Giant or Jethro Tull. Nevertheless its contribution cannot be neglected and bands like The Clash are somehow in the history of rock. By the 80's they lost their wild nature and positioned them in a more "poppy" fashion. This is taken from that period, from a nice radio broadcast in Belgium, which was basically the beginning of the band's disintegration. They would last 4 more years before splitting up.
Sounwise this is an almost perfect quality and the band is still on fire. I believe this is one of the earliest shows with Terry Chimes on the drumkit since he had rejoined the band.
The Horrors - Festival Reverence Valada, Valada do Ribatejo, Portugal - 29.08.2015 (Flac)
A troubled FM broadcast... HUGE Thanks to ziggy for sharing it on Dime.
Original Info File:
Source: Amplifier Technics SU-V500>Tuner Denon TU-460>Zoom H2 (WAV - 44,10 kHz / 16 bit)
01. Mirror's Image
02. I Can See Through You
03. Who Can Say
04. In and Out of Sight
05. Sea Within a Sea
06. Scarlet Fields
07. Endless Blue
08. Moving further Away
I am not sure if this is the full show but it is for sure a full broadcast.
Those wankers from the radiostation kept s sound line from another stage open during the first 2 songs. So, the two sounds are mixed for those songs but on the first it is mostly line check and at the end of the second song there is already a full band performing over The Horrors broadcast but at the beggining of the third song they correct the issue. After that until the end it is a clean sound broadcast.
Enjoy and share.
RE-UPLOAD: Billy Idol - La Riviera, Madrid, Spain - 19.07.2012 (Flac)
|Photo copyright by Solarpix
Bet you weren't expecting this one :) Well Mr Idol is touring again, and after a walk through the desert this last decade and a half. he seems to straighten his act. The main focus of the setlist are songs from Generation X and his 80's albuns, so he really can't miss and not only him but the entire band is in top shape.
Another excellent recording from dtsom, that he kindly decided to share here. I promised some artwork, but still wasn't able to do it... Will try to do it this week. Huge THANKS to dtsom for his generosity.
Note: Due to some unforeseen equipment trouble, 2 tracks are missing, fortunately one of them it's Billy forgetable cover version of LA Woman originally by the Doors.
Taper: dtsom
Tracksplitting: circle
Gear: Roland R05 + Church Audio 9100 + CA 11 Cards (24-48)
Lineage: WAV -> Remastered in Adobe Audition -> Splitted in Audacity -> TLH -> FLAC (Level 8)
01. Ready Steady Go (Generation X song)
02. Dancing With Myself (Generation X song)
03. (Do Not) Stand In The Shadows
04. Postcards From The Past
05. Flesh For Fantasy
06. Too Far To Fall
07. Hot In The City
08. Sweet Sixteen
09. Eyes Without A Face
10. Kings and Queens of the Underground (New song 2010)
(Heaven's Inside)
(L.A. Woman)
11. King Rocker (Generation X song)
12. Running With The Boss Sound (Generation X song)
13. Love Like Fire (Generation X song)
14. Blue Highway
15. Rebel Yell
16. (Encore Break)
17. White Wedding
18. Drum Solo
19. Mony Mony (Tommy James & The Shondells cover)
RE-UPLOAD: Escape With Romeo - Sala Ramdall, Madrid, Spain - 06.04.2013 (Flac)
Excellent sound. Huge thanks to dtsom for sending me his recording to share here. Cover made by me.
Taper: D.E.
Gear: Edirol R05-CA9100 + CA 11 Cards
Lineage: WAV -> Audacity -> TLH - > Flac (Level 8)
01. Intro (Hola Madrid)
02. Simulationen
03. Everyone Against Everyone
04. Helicopters On The Falling Rain
05. Glitter In The Snow
06. Hre Comes The Night
07. Ground Control
08. Darknesstaker
09. Somebody
10. It's Lonelyness
11. Anteroom For Your Love
12. Tears Of Kali
13. Teargas Baby
14. Te Ama
15. (Encore Break)
16. Skeletons
17. Escape With Romeo
Do Not Sell!
Thursday, 24 September 2015
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Jerusalem Pop & Rock Club, Valencia, Spain - 12-09.2015 (Flac 24/96)
RLYL first concert in Spain. HUGE Thanks to dtsom for taping and sending me the recording to share here.
Taper: D.E.
Gear: roland r05- church audio 9100- ca11 cards
Talk About The Weather
Happy To See Me
Hollow Eyes
I Can See Stars
Cut Down
Chicken Feed
Strange Kind Of Paradise
Last Train
Safe As Houses
The Rise
Walking On Air
Piece Of My Mind
Take It All
Big Stick
She Said
Shooting Stars
Driving Black
Hold Yourself Down
Save My Soul
Never Know
Walking On Hands
Nothing Wrong
Do Not Sell!
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Patricia Morrison - Reflect on This (Flac/MP3)
This is what makes me happy about the log, I request a lossless version of this record to the readers and in a couple of days there's already three versions being handed out. Excellent :)
Thanks to JEmber for sharing this MP3 version with us. To R.A.T for the torrent Flac version and to Gonzalo for a second Flac version, that I uploaded to Mega.
02. The Living End
03. Alone
04. Love Never Dies
05. Saviours
06. Reflection
08. Reflection (Hidden)
David Bowie - 1997 Compilation of Soundboard Recording(Flac)
Thanks to bofinken57 for the upload to mwp in 2014
David Bowie - 1997.08.14
The Student Island Festival
Budapest , Hungary
Excellent Soundboard Recording
01. Quicksand
02. Queen Bitch
03. Waiting For The Man
04. The Jean Genie
05. I'm Afraid Of Americans
06. Battle For Britain
07. The Man Who Sold The World
08. Fashion
09. Seven Years In Tibet
10. Fame
11. Stay
12. Looking For Satellites
13. Under Pressure
14. Hallo Spaceboy
15. Scary Monsters
David Bowie
Capital Theatre, Port Chester, New York, USA
Source: TV
SQ: Ex.
02-Jean Genie
03-Im Afraid Of Americans
04-Look Back In Anger
05-Scary Monster
06-Little Wonder
08-Hallo Spaceboy
09-All The Young Dudes
David Bowie
Almost Acoustic
FM Broadcast
KROQ 'Almost Acoustic Christmas' Show
Universal Amphitheatre
Los Angeles, USA
December 6, 1997:
01-The Jean Genie
02-Panic In Detroit
03-I'm Afraid Of Americans
04-The Man Who Sold The World
07-Scary Monsters > Little Wonder
CFNY Acoustic Radio Show
CFNY 102.1 Studios
Toronto, Canada
September 26, 1997
08-Dead Man Walking
09-Always Crashing In The Same Car
10-I Can't Read
Savages - Haldern Pop Festival, Rees-Haldern, Germany - 14.08.2015 (HD TS)
Savages are getting better and better. Thanks to the original uploader on Dime.
Original Info File:
(partial HDTV broadcast)
Telestar Diginova HD (dvb-s2, WDR HD [Aachen], Astra 19.2°E, 720p, AC3 448 kbps / 48 kHz)
=> USB => TSDoctor 1.2.171 (trim, join *.ts files)
Date of first broadcast:
2015-05-24, 00:15-02:45
Televised tracks:
01 - Interview
02 - Husbands
03 - Adore
Full setlist:
01. City's Full
02. Shut Up
03. The Answer
04. Sad Person
05. Slowing Down The World
06. I Need Something New
07. Evil
08. Adore *
09. I Am Here
10. Hit Me
11. She Will
12. Husbands *
13. Fuckers
Jehnny Beth - vocals
Gemma Thompson - guitar
Ayse Hassan - bass
Fay Milton - drums
ID : 1111 (0x457)
Complete name : savages-haldern-20150814-wdr2hd-rockpalast-dvbs2.ts
Format : MPEG-TS
File size : 687 MiB
Duration : 11mn 40s
Overall bit rate mode : Variable
Overall bit rate : 8 227 Kbps
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Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec
Format profile : email@example.com
Format settings, CABAC : Yes
Format settings, ReFrames : 4 frames
Codec ID : 27
Duration : 11mn 40s
Bit rate : 6 980 Kbps
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The Beakers, The Blackouts, XTC - The Showbox, Seattle, WA, USA - 29.02.1980 (Flac)
This one should be interesting to Ministry fans,since The Blackouts were Paul Barker and William Rieflin band just before they joined Al Jourgensen in Ministry. As a curiosity, Lydia Lunch's 8-Eyed Spy is mentioned in the posted of the concert, but it were The Beakers who played as a support, somewhere inbetween the poster being made and the actual concert there was this line-up change. Thanks to the original Uploader on Dime.
Original Info File:
"A Night At The Showbox"
The Showbox, Seattle, WA
AUD Reel-to-Reel (Bill B tape)
Lineage: (probably) 1st Generation Reel > Sound Forge 6.0 > flac via TLH,
Level 6, Sectors aligned and verified, flac integrity checked.
Disc One - 69:25 minutes total
The Beakers
"The Beakers were a Seattle post-punk band made up of George Romansic (drums),
Mark H. Smith (guitar, vocals), Jim Anderson (sax, vocals) and Frankie Sundsten (bass),
which existed between January 1980 and January 1981. While active, the group only
released a 7'' titled 'The Red Towel' and one track on a local compilation album,
"Seattle Syndrome, Volume 1". In 2004, K Records released the 7'' along with fifteen
other tracks on the 'Four Steps Toward a Cultural Revolution' CD." Both Smith and
Romansic would go on to form the 3 Swimmers, another great early Seattle band.
01. I'm Crawling (On The Floor) 2:15
02. ? 4:47
03. ? 3:26
04. Use Your Fingers 2:17
05. ? 3:22
The Blackouts
Formed in Seattle in 1979, after the breakup of The Telepaths, the lineup included lead
singer/guitarist Erich Werner (2), bassist Mike Davidson, synth/sax player Roland Barker
and drummer William Rieflin. Shortly after their second release, the "Men In Motion EP",
Mike Davidson was replaced by Paul Barker, Roland's brother.
Playing their final Seattle show in August 1982, the Blackouts headed for Boston. There
they met Ministry's, Al Jourgensen, who produced their last release, the "Lost Soul's
Club EP". Another move, this time to San Francisco, in 1984, was followed by the
Blackouts' disintegration in June 1985. By 1986, Paul, Bill and Roland had all joined
The remaining Blackout, Erich Werner (2), eventually found his way to The Toiling Midgets
in 1992 which broke up in June 1997.
06. ? 5:50
07. ? 4:36
08. ? 3:44
09. An Emotion 3:33
10. ? 6:05
11. ? 1:33
12. ? 5:19
13. The Underpass 9:12
14. ? 4:13
15. ? 3:54
16. Make No Mistake 5:14
Disc Two - 72:52 minutes total
On tour supporting their "Drums And Wires" album.
01. Intro 1:38
02. Beatown 3;47
03. Real By Reel 3:17
04. When You're Near Me I Have Difficulty 3:37
05. Life Begins At The Hop 3:02
06. The Rhythm 2:27
07. Meccanik Dancing 1:47
08. Heatwave 4:39
09. Scissor Man 3:05
10. Ten Feet Tall 3:42
11. Helicopter 2:23
12. This Is Pop 9:28
13. Battery Brides 3:26
14. Instant Tunes 2:18
15. Crowded Room 5:47
16. Complicated Game 5:18
17. Making Plans For Nigel 5:41
18. Radios In Motion 3:35
19. I'm Heading Into The Afterlife 3:49
A Doinker Tape
SWEETHEAD - Mortal Panic EP (Free Download)
Conceived in 2008 by Troy Van Leeuwen (Queens Of The Stone Age) and Serrina Sims, SWEETHEAD was immediately catapulted onto the road opening for bands like Snow Patrol, Them Crooked Vultures, Puscifer and Eagles of Death Metal. With QOTSA on hiatus, it's time for SWEETHEAD to pick up where they left off. Ahead of their LP release in 2016, SWEETHEAD is offering the new song "Mortal Panic" along with other rare tracks.
Monday, 14 September 2015
The Sisters Of Mercy - Mercy Maxi-Single - Bootleg (Flac)
A recent greek bootleg (2014) that is a collection of tracks included in CD singles, hence its unimaginative title. Thanks to Lee for sending me this one to share here.
01 - Torch
02 - When You Don't See Me {German Release}
03 - Lucretia My Reflection (Extended Version)
04 - More (Edit)
05 - Temple Of Love (1992) (Touched By The Hand Of Ofra Haza)
06 - I Was Wrong {American Fade}
07 - Vision Thing (Canadian Club Remix)
08 - This Corrosion
09 - Alice (1993)
10 - Under The Gun (Jutland Mix)
11 - When You Don't See Me - CDS
12 - Dance On Glass
13 - Floorshow (Digital Radio Session)
14 - Good Things (Digital Radio Session)
Bauhaus - Coliseu do Porto, Porto, Portugal - 17.02.2006 (Flac)
Huge Thanks to ziggy for sharing his excellent recording on Dime.
Original Info File:
Beautiful concert by Bauhaus on a rainy night and a sweet recording i believe.
This is the first time i am sharing my master here on Dime. I believe i traded it before but i am not sure if it ever made its way here.
This comes directly from my master and the only thing i did was to work on new track split for tracks 11 to 15 And insert a fade in on track 01.
Source:MD Sharp MD-MS702>Mic Sony ECM-717
Lineage: Amplifier Technics SU-V500>Tuner Denon TU-460>Minidisk Deck Sony MDS JE-510>optical cable>cd recorder Marantz DR 700>CD>dBPoweramp CD Ripper>WAV>Flac
01. Intro
02. Burning From The Inside
03. In The Flat Field
04. A God In An Alcove
05. In Fear of Fear
06. Terror Couple Kill Colonel
07. Swing The Heartache
08. She's In Parties
09. The Passion of Lovers
10. Silent Hedges
11. Kick In The Eye
12. Hollow Hills
13. Rosegarden Funeral of Sores
14. Stigmata Martyr
15. Hair of The Dog
16. Dark Entries
17. All We Ever Wanted Was Everything
18. Severance
19. Transmission - Bauhaus version incl. St. Vitus Dance
20. Telegram Sam
21. Ziggy Stardust - w/ reprise
22. Bela Lugosi's Dead
Enjoy and share.
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The Birthday Party - Junkyard Sessions, Armstrong's Audio Visual Studios, Melbourne, Australia - xx.12.1981 - xx.01.1982 + Mutiny! Studio Sessions, Hansa Studios, Berlin, Germany - xx.04.1983 (Flac)
Huge Thanks to tbeat03 for sharing these recordings on Zomb.
Junkyard Sessions
Armstrong's Audio Visual Studios
Melbourne (Decemnber 81 - January 82
01 Several Sins
02 The dim Locator
03 Junkyard
04 Dead Joe
05 Big Jesus Trash Can
06 6'' Gold Blade
07 She's Hit
+ April 1983, Hansa Studios, Berlin
Mutiny! Studio Sessions
08 Drumming
09 Drumming + Jennifer's Veil
10 Jennifer's Veil
11 Jennifer's Veil + Studio Conversation
12 Jennifer's Veil + Studio Conversation
13 Jennifer's Veil
14 Swampland(Nick Vocal)
15 Bass Track
The The - Festival Paredes de Coura, Paredes de Coura, Portugal - 13.08.2000 (Flac)
HUGE Thanks to ziggy for sending me this recording to share here, maybe someone has a true lossless version and wants to share it?
Original Info File:
The The in Portugal for the second time and with a great album and a great concert but i believe people were off of them. It was a pitty because it was really great.
I got a recording of the show on cd but can't remember by whom but i know that this did not come from the guy who recorded it. I traded it with somebody else. The recording is quite good but my cd was recorded from mp3 files and that is the reason i never traded this one before. But i believe it is time for this historic recording find its way into other The The fans and for that here it is for your own pleasure.
Source: Unknown
01. Intro/ Boiling Point
02. Dogs of Lust
03. Voidy Numbness
04. Soul Catcher
05. Global Eyes
06. Heartland
07. This is the Day
08. December Sunlight
09. Shrunken Man
10. Swine Fever
11. The Beaten Generation
12. True Hapiness This Way Lies
13. Love is Stronger Than Death
14. Armageddon Days Are Here Again
Share and enjoy.
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RE-UPLOAD: The Young Gods - Studio 15, RSR Studios , Lausanne, Switzerland - 16.11.2010 (Flac)
This one is too good to pass. Excellent sound. Huge Thanks to zionpower for sharing this one over at DIME.
Pre-FM recording->CDR->extract->.flac
This is not the broadcast, but the raw file from the radio archive of the concert recording. That is why the interview at the beginnig sounds very distant (captured by the concert mics and NOT the radio mixing desk)
No need to say, the sound is absolutely stellar, with no FM compression or anything.
Moreover, the last song, Kissing the Sun, was not broadcasted! So this is the first time it is publicaly available.
This is one of the very first shows with 4th members, Vincent Hänni. (or is it THE first?)
Listen, Seed and Dance (but never ever sell.....)
1. interview
2. sirius business
3. blooming
4. no land's man
5. supersonic
6. about time
7. mister sunshine
8. tenter le grillage
9. everythere
10. once again
11. skinflowers
12. kissing the sun
Bad Brains - "Onrust" VPRO Studio, Hilversum, Holland - xx.xx.1989 (ProShot DVD)
Brilliant stuff. Thanks to Dutch for sharing on Dime.
DutchPunk's 1st gen PAL upgrade with audio replacement from BC's version for tracks 1-4.
Authored by BONG.
01 interview
02 With The Quickness
03 The Prophet's Eye
04 I Against I
05 I & I Survive (incomplete, 1min broadcast) *
*VPRO Moord TV transmission 1990
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Labels: Bad Brains, Video
Inca Babies - Peel Session, Maida Vale Studio 5, London, UK - 08.07.1986 (Flac)
Huge Thanks to chrispoor for letting me share the complete session here.
Peel session #4
8th July 1986 (recording date)
First broadcast on 21st July 1986
Master FM recording
Lineage (original recording) :-
BBC Radio 1 FM -> Roof Aerial -> Marantz ST151L Tuner -> Aiwa ADF770 3-Head Cassette Deck -> TDK SA-90 (Type 2, aka 'pseudo-chrome') cassette tape
Conversion to FLAC:-
Master TDK-SA or TDK-AD source tape -> Aiwa ADF770 3-Head Cassette Deck -> PC's built-in Soundmax sound chip (line in) -> CoolEdit Pro 2.1 (digital recording + manual track splitting*) -> WAV -> TLH -> FLAC 8 & .ffp
(*SBE's also checked and fixed after track splitting, using TLH, to ensure all tracks are sector bounhdary aligned)
Complete tracklisting :-
01 - The Depths
02 - Dresden
03 - Opium Den
04 - Plenty More Mutants
Sunday, 6 September 2015
RE-UPLOAD: The Sisters of Mercy - Rock City, Nottingham, UK - 03.09.2000 (Flac)
TSOM didn't do many concerts in 2000, so the number of bootlegs is small. Here's another one, the sound it's little muddy but quite enjoyable. Originally From Tarquinlive blogspot.
Train / Detonation Boulevard
On The Wire / Teachers
Dominion/Mother Russia
Giving Ground
Crash And Burn
Bei Mir Bist Du Schön
Will I Dream?
We Are The Same, Susanne
Romeo Down
Flood I
War On Drugs
Temple Of Love
Encore 1
Something Fast
Flood II
Encore 2
Top Nite Out
Vision Thing
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World satellite navigation congress in Geneva
Geneva, Switzerland, will be the focus for satellite navigation next week as it hosts the first World Congress on Time, Frequency and Navigation. The event runs from 29 May until 1 June.
There will in fact be two events held at the same location. The 11th European Navigation Conference – Global Navigation Satellite Systems (ENC–GNSS) will focus on both the present status of and future developments in navigation systems. The conference brings together the scientific community, private sector and international navigation organizations with the goal of sharing research ideas and promoting development in the field of navigation.
The European Frequency and Time Forum (EFTF) – Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Frequency Control Symposium (IEEE-FCS) joint meeting will be held concurrently.
The combined event is called TimeNav'07 and is organised by the Swiss Foundation for Research in Micro-technology (Fondation Suisse pour la Recherche en Microtechnique – FSRM). The co-location of these two events is an opportunity to exploit the synergies between the fields of satellite navigation and precision timekeeping.
The European satellite navigation programmes will be present with an exhibition stand from the institutional partners: the European Commission, the European Space Agency and the GNSS Supervisory Authority. There will also be tutorials dedicated to Galileo given by ESA specialists.
During the four-day event, 1000 specialists from 58 countries are expected to attend. There will be 42 exhibitors and nearly 500 papers will be presented.
TimeNav'07 provides an excellent opportunity to see where satellite navigation is today and what is happening worldwide on all levels. It also offers a chance to understand the technical and scientific challenges that lie ahead for this ever growing field of activities.


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Elizabeth Dwoskin, author of such insightful pieces as "Too Hot To be a Banker" and "Hopping Around Wall Street's Holiday Parties", has a hit piece out that asks in her best shocked voice HOW CAN RELIGIOUS JEWS BE SLUMLORDS. Plenty of non-Jewish slumlords go to church. The Village Voice doesn't do pieces asking how can politicians go to church and lie to voters. Or ask how Mafia members can reconcile Communion with whacking their enemies.
No other community would be dragged out this way, scapegoated, demeaned and forced to justify itself to outsiders for something that is not unique to that community. There would be no such roundup of black leaders to denounce themselves for dealing drugs. No roundup of Latinos to denounce themselves for car thefts. Any newspaper that tried to do it would have its ass kicked for even trying it.
Singling out a minority that way is bigotry. And the Village Voice knows it will get away with it. Because some kinds of bigotry are still hip.
The Village Voice won't do a piece asking how the Ground Zero Mosque's Imam Rauf can justify being a slumlord. But they will do a roundup of Jew bashing by pathetic weasels like Shmuly Yanklowitz under the pretense of a serious investigation.
Speaking of Shmuly Yanklowitz…
When it came out, we publicized it and tried to create awareness around it. When it came out, we held a beit midrash—a study session—in Washington Heights to raise awareness about the issue.
Shut up weasel, you don't know what a beit midrash is. When you touch a chumash, it bursts into flames. The only awareness you create is internet trolling to promote your fake organization which exists only to raise money from liberal groups and harass religious Jews.
It's always been a personal priority of mine to get into this issue. I figured someone would step up, but I haven't seen that happen at all. There's clearly a big problem with certain sects of the Jewish community in how they are treating their tenants. It's a national problem. It's a New York City problem, and it's a Jewish problem. I am currently deliberating the best approach to take this on.
Boycott Judaism, Shmuly. That will show us. Convert and become a Methodist. Then you'll be their problem.
It's always a concern of mine that ultra-Orthodox Jews are going to get scapegoated. So I think it's up to us to clean it up, and not for outsiders to point fingers at Jews. . . .
So Shmuly fights scapegoating by appearing in an outside newspaper's scapegoating piece that targets one group for a specific type of crime. That makes so much sense it hurts.
On to Jill Jacobs
Judaism has a lot of things to say about how to create a just society. There are a lot of people who are outwardly religious but ignore a whole section of the Jewish tradition.
Like keeping the Sabbath, not eating pork, no same sex nookie… she can find all that in her own synagogue.
I'm interested in what my community does. And I want my community, which is a Jewish community, to be exemplary.
It's not your community. Go away.
And as long as there is one Jewish slumlord, then there's reason for me to raise a public discussion. Any criticism of the Jewish community that comes from the outside is going to be perceived as anti-Semitic.
But if we have Jewish figureheads doing it, then suddenly bigotry is Kosher. Like when black people tell fried chicken jokes on a white owned network.
Sometimes it's a fair characterization, and sometimes it isn't. Some people will say, "But this is a stereotype! There are so many other slumlords that aren't Jewish." But my attitude is if this is my community, and I am a leader in my community, then I want it to follow Jewish values and laws.
Then maybe Jill Jacobs should start with her community, instead of talking about other communities she has no connection to anyway, in a newspaper that's hostile to those communities.
Fuck this shit. I don't have the stomach to read through more of it. It's a disgusting minstrel show and I have trouble believing that I'm reading this in 2010 and not 1910. It's arrogant, condescending bigotry at its worst.
I'm looking forward to that piece the Village Voice isn't going to do on Imam Rauf and how he can justify being a slumlord and an Imam.


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For a long time, I've been wanting to blog about growing up with a raging alcoholic father and I've. finally gathered the courage. But please don't feel sorry for me or pity me, that's not what I want. I want the other children of alcoholic (or addicts or mental illness) to know, I got your back and you're not alone and you're not weird and you're not crazy. This stuff affects you way into your life even if you do get help, therapy, etc.
One of the most frustrating things about growing up this way and being in mid-life is that your coping behaviors still exist on some level. Maybe there is that random person out there that has conquered them all but they are so engrained in you just to survive, that occasionally or frequently they pop up in situations where you don't need them especially if you have created a good, positive life for yourself. These old mechanisms, these protective coping behaviors are no longer needed but they can create havoc in your life.
As a child, I knew we weren't a normal family and my father's alcoholism was always center stage. You were told not to feel things, say things, to hide the fact that your life was a crazy mess. So you go to school, never invite friends over and you end up creating this persona that provides an iron clad (you hope) curtain around your actual life. You lie, you fudge, you lie some more. It becomes a habit, you create your own alter ego to present to the rest of the world where you're A-ok and your family isn't a crazy mess. You live in a constant shroud of shame, some because you hide this from the world and mostly because you're most likely abused. For me it was emotional, verbal and physical abuse. You never knew what you would get when you came home. Would you get back-handed for being happy and smiling? Who the hell ever knew. The key element is that you, as a child, was not important, your feelings were wrong, etc.
When I got older, I sought out therapy and self-help books. I married young, I had three daughters. I dedicated myself to giving them a much better life than I had. I went through two marriages until I found someone who really loved me. We've been together almost ten years but yet I struggle with being honest with him. Not about most things, just about how I feel, what I struggle with, and hiding my coping behaviors because I'm ashamed they are still there. So now I'm working on that.
I'm adverse to change. When you get to a point in your life where your life is steady and more certain, getting you to move from that comfort zone is likely to take a stick of dynamite. The older I get the more difficult change gets in general. Honestly, this is frustrating as fuck. I don't want to be this way. I miss out on things in life when I fight change or hide at home. When my husband thought it would be a good thing for us to move out of the house I lived in for 15 years after my mom died because I couldn't work in the yard without crying and other reasons, he hit a wall. But he was right, it was a positive move. I unintentionally fight good things. I stay with things that aren't working just because they are familiar.
Deep down you have a fear of not being good enough, not deserving even the things you may have hard-earned. Sometimes you feel like an imposter in your own life because you weren't allowed any self-worth growing up. Or even for a good part of your adult life. You seek out people who will treat you poorly because it feels familiar. You will create self-defeating scenarios just because of the fear or deep belief that you aren't worthy. Logically, you know it's stupid and a whole lot crazy. But this happens so quietly, sneaks up on you so stealthily that by the time you realize what bullshit you are doing, you've already created an issue. Maybe it's a small fixable issue or it's a huge issue that hurts someone else. And it always hurts you because you are set on punishing yourself for being alive.
My mother, rest her soul, would tell me as a kid, "Your father didn't drink until we had kids" as if to blame me. I don't think she realized that to my tiny ears, that it sounded like she blamed me. I think it was more a statement of fact. As if my presence was the cause of his bullshit. The cause of his alcoholism was probably a mental illness left undiagnosed and treated. Not me. But I have walked around on this earth for 48 years feeling like I wasn't worthy, deserving and that I was the root cause of my family's problems even when my brain tells me it isn't.
It's exhausting fighting all this deeply engrained crap. It hurts you and others. My cousin and I lament on how we are so tired of this shit still leaking into our lives, affecting us. We've come a really huge way but still, we struggle. And it pisses us off. I think the anger is the key to exorcising these old demons. Using the anger to get that next bit of really tough therapy or making up my mind to just short circuit the behavior by really being cognizant of my cues and feelings that precede or accompany the self-defeating mechanisms. I'm so done with this stuff. I'm tired of it affecting my life. It feels as if my father or whatever craziness from my youth is still controlling me and I have had enough. Enough is enough is enough.
I've never used my past as an excuse but I'm tired of my past hurting me. Sick of it. So sick of it. I'm done. Completely done with this stuff. I've come a long way but it's time to finish off the last bits of it. To really focus on when I'm doing things to hurt myself or others even if it's always unintentional. To stop the self-sabotage because I have a deep seated fear that I'm not deserving or not good enough. I'm just so done.
The bottom line is that I didn't cause my father to drink, I didn't ruin their life, I made a lot of mistakes, I did a lot of stupid stuff in my life, I allowed people into my life that definitely did not have my best interests at heart. No more. I'm done.


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|Real Quadratic Analogues of Values of the j-Function at CM Points
|William Duke
|University of California at Los Angeles and Member, Scool of Mathematics
|Thursday, February 18
|4:30pm - 5:30pm/S-101
An interesting new class of modular forms has emerged in the last several years that generalize Ramanujan's mock theta functions. The generalization is based on an observation of of Zwegers who showed that mock theta functions occur as holomorphic parts of harmonic Maass forms of weight 1/2 having singularities in cusps. Their non-holomorphic parts are directly related to actual theta functions. This realization has enhanced the study of the coefficients of the mock-theta functions, which are related to various kinds of partitions. In this talk I will describe a new class of mock-modular forms of weight 1/2. Here the Fourier coefficients can be expressed in terms of cycle integrals of the classical modular j-function. The hope that these cycle integrals could be related to abelian extensions of real quadratic fields has not been realized. However, we are able to relate them to certain regularized Petersson inner products of weight 3/2 weakly holomorphic forms whose coefficients are traces of the values of the j-function at cm points. As an application we show that modular integrals having rational period functions are real quadratic versions of (logarithmic derivatives of) Borcherds products. This is joint work with O. Imamoglu and A. Toth.


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- Author: Kathy Thomas-Rico
It's the day after Thanksgiving. Time to get ready for Christmas, right?
Perhaps we should soak up what remains of autumn before we embrace the wintry wonders of the holiday season. Get outside and look at all the fall color in our area. This year seems particularly colorful. The Chinese pistache (Pistacia chinensis) trees glow nearly fluorescent pink-orange, the liquidambars (L. styraciflua) are the pyramidal gold-orange-red standouts, the burgundy 'Raywood' ashes (Fraxinus oxycarpa) look positively velvety, and the Japanese maples (Acer palmatum) are the petite rubies and topazes of the landscape. Even the crape myrtles put on a good show, before the winds of November stripped most of them nearly bare.
If you're in downtown Vacaville soon — perhaps for Merriment on Main on Tuesday, Nov. 29, when the community Christmas tree is lighted at 6 p.m. — you really ought to see what I think is the best example of fall beauty in all of Solano County. On the corner of Buck Avenue and West Street, in front of what is still called the old Hartley house, is an absolutely stunning Ginkgo biloba tree. I'm not sure of its age, but considering its size and how slow growing these trees are, it must be close to a century old. This tree literally stops traffic when it goes gold, which should be right about now.
Ginkgos, also known as maidenhair trees, are considered living fossils. In fact, fossils of the ginkgo's distinctive fan-shaped leaves have been found that date back to 270 million years ago. The trees were long thought to be extinct in the wild, but are now native to two small areas in China.
If you're interested in planting one — ginkgos do well in our zones — be aware of the sex of the tree you choose. According to the UC Integrated Pest Management website, "Male trees are better as female trees produce messy, smelly fruit. Trees prefer areas with full sun. Plant in loose, well-drained soil, and provide moderate to regular amounts of water. Established trees only need occasional water." (Check for more information on the few problems ginkgos face: http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/GARDEN/PLANTS/maidenhair.html)
Of course, one thing leads to another with all this lovely color. The season is called "fall" for a reason.


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Prague rules! I visited this past year and my main target was the Charles Bridge. As it was offseason, it was under construction and not so great for photos. So what to do? Take a photo of one of the towers! Throw in HDR and B&W and here it is! I cannot wait to go back to Prague again this year! A beautifully amazing old city with many sights to see! Even this old tower looks cool! Praha is a favorite of mine….and hopefully one for all to explore in their life time!
Talke Photography Settings:
- Camera: Nikon D300
- Lens: Nikon 18-200 VR f/3.5-5.6
- Setting: Aperture Mode
- Focal Length: 22.0mm
- Exposure: 5 exposures (+2 to -2)
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№ 11
All Issues
Volume 66, № 8, 2014
On Some Ramanujan Identities for the Ratios of Eta-Functions
Bhargava S., Rajanna K. R., Vasuki K. R.
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1011–1028
We give direct proofs of some of Ramanujan's P-Q modular equations based on simply proved elementary identities from Chapter 16 of his Second Notebook.
Exponentially Convergent Method for the First-Order Differential Equation in a Banach Space with Integral Nonlocal Condition
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1029–1040
For the first-order differential equation with unbounded operator coefficient in a Banach space, we study the nonlocal problem with integral condition. An exponentially convergent algorithm for the numerical solution of this problem is proposed and justified under the assumption that the operator coefficient A is strongly positive and certain existence and uniqueness conditions are satisfied. The algorithm is based on the representations of operator functions via the Dunford–Cauchy integral along a hyperbola covering the spectrum of A and the quadrature formula containing a small number of resolvents. The efficiency of the proposed algorithm is illustrated by several examples.
On Removable Sets for Degenerated Elliptic Equations
Bayramova N. Q., Gadjiev T. S.
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1041–1057
We establish necessary and sufficient conditions of removability of compact sets.
History of the Appearance of Infinite-Dimensional Analysis and its Development in Ukraine
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1058–1073
We present a brief survey of the development of functional analysis in Ukraine and the problems of infinite-dimensional analysis posed and solved for thousands of years, which laid the foundations of this branch of mathematics.
Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for the Solvability of Linear Boundary-Value Problems for the Fredholm Integrodifferential Equations
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1074–1091
We propose a method for the investigation and solution of linear boundary-value problems for the Fredholm integrodifferential equations based on the partition of the interval and introduction of additional parameters. Every partition of the interval is associated with a homogeneous Fredholm integral equation of the second kind. The definition of regular partitions is presented. It is shown that the set of regular partitions is nonempty. A criterion for the solvability of the analyzed problem is established and an algorithm for finding its solutions is constructed.
On One Convolution Equation in the Theory of Filtration of Random Processes
Barsegyan A. G., Engibaryan N. B.
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1092–1105
We study the problems of analytic theory and the numerical-analytic solution of the integral convolution equation of the second kind $$ \begin{array}{cc}\hfill {\varepsilon}^2f(x)+{\displaystyle \underset{0}{\overset{r}{\int }}K\left(x-t\right)f(t)dt=g(x),}\hfill & \hfill x\in \left[0,r\right)\hfill \end{array}, $$ where $$ \begin{array}{cccc}\hfill \varepsilon >0,\hfill & \hfill r\le \infty, \hfill & \hfill K\in {L}_1\left(-\infty, \infty \right),\hfill & \hfill K(x)={\displaystyle \underset{a}{\overset{b}{\int }}{e}^{-\left|x\right|s}d\sigma (s)\ge 0.}\hfill \end{array} $$ The factorization approach is used and developed. The key role in this approach is played by the V. Ambartsumyan nonlinear equation.
Boundary Versions of the Worpitzky Theorem for Two-Dimensional Continued Fractions
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1106–1116
For a two-dimensional continued fraction another generalization of the Worpitzky theorem is proved and the limit sets are proposed for Worpitzky-like theorems in the case where the element sets of the twodimensional continued fraction are replaced by their boundaries.
Trigonometric Approximations and Kolmogorov Widths of Anisotropic Besov Classes of Periodic Functions of Several Variables
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1117–1132
We describe the Besov anisotropic spaces of periodic functions of several variables in terms of the decomposition representation and establish the exact-order estimates of the Kolmogorov widths and trigonometric approximations of functions from unit balls of these spaces in the spaces L q .
Fractional Calculus of a Unified Mittag-Leffler Function
Nathwani B. V., Prajapati J. C.
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1133–1145
The main aim of the paper is to introduce an operator in the space of Lebesgue measurable real or complex functions L(a, b). Some properties of the Riemann–Liouville fractional integrals and differential operators associated with the function E α,β,λ,μ,ρ,p γ,δ (cz; s, r) are studied and the integral representations are obtained. Some properties of a special case of this function are also studied by the means of fractional calculus.
CLT-Groups with Hall S-Quasinormally Embedded Subgroups
Ukr. Mat. Zh. - 2014. - 66, № 8. - pp. 1146–1152
A subgroup H of a finite group G is said to be Hall S-quasinormally embedded in G if H is a Hall subgroup of the S-quasinormal closure H SQG . We study finite groups G containing a Hall S-quasinormally embedded subgroup of index p n for each prime power divisor p n of the order of G.


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"i was at the library recently and I was doing some studying at a computer. I had on my loafers and creme colored trouser socks. I loved shoeplaying in public especially the library kus I always looked for other people's shoe play so I always wondered if people looked for mine. Dangling my loafers and dipping in and out I was getting quite excited. I sat a desk with a computer that was seperated by a wall on the top half but the area for my legs was open and if you crawled through the space you would end up on the other side of the computer desk where there was another person directly sitting at a computer facing yours. This made it easy to shoe play and even snag a persons shoes if they left them unnatended. I saw another man feet and legs when i peered under the table. I let one of my shoes drop off my foot when it was dangling and some how got out of reach of my foot. When I looked under the table it was beyond the mans feet under his chair who was sitting across from me . I didn't want to ask him for my shoe and get embarrassed even more. I had already dropped it out of reach and I was feeling very timid. I wanted to avoid the situation but apart of me wanted to take it to the next level so I slipped off my other loafer and scooted it forward with my tippy toes and practically Slid it right into this mans space. I wanted to see what he would do or if he would even see my loafers down by his feet . I waited in my socks to see if he was gonna get up and I could go get my shoes finally. But the situation took a turn and I got excited and horny. As he was zipping up his back pack on the floor he noticed my left loafer infront of his chair. He had to have seen my socked feet kus they were practically extended into his foot space. He also took notice of my other loafer that fell out of reach. I saw him grab both loafers and I thought he was going to put them together and slide them back over in to my foot space but to my surprise he slowly unzipped his pack again and slid them into the front pocket before re zipping it and standing up. He was taking my shoes ! Right infront of my eyes ! I was so excited but I couldnt let him go with out getting my shoes back . I got up quickly and ran to the man and tapped on his shoulder. He was a man with grey hair in his 40s and I asked politely for my loafers in his bag. He denied there ever being loafers that he picked up and refused to open his bag to show me . He finally jus pushed past me and left and said itd be a good idea to get shoes. I left the library and had to ride the bus home in my trouser socks. Embarrassing to say the least.
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There will be 2 PS4 games, 2 PS3 games, and 2 PS Vita games.
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Brickyard Coalition
Preserving our Neighborhood
Contact: Keith Williams at 301-983-5334 @email
POTOMAC, MD – July 25, 2012 – The Md. State Board of Education's (SBOE) decision today to affirm the local school board's decision to lease public land on Brickyard Road to a private, commercial enterprise is not surprising and was expected. It is highly likely the Appellants will appeal the SBOE decision to the Circuit Court.
The community coalition opposing the lease of the Brickyard property knew it was unlikely a political entity like the SBOE would render a fair hearing in reviewing the actions of a similar local board. "We didn't expect a fair hearing from a SBOE that based its decision on an incomplete record and ignored key facts regarding the local school board's misconduct" said Ginny Barnes of the West Montgomery County Citizens Association, one of the members of the Brickyard Coalition.
The SBOE ruled on an administrative appeal of the decision of the Montgomery County Board of Education to lease an area of land known as the Brickyard Road Site to Montgomery County to be developed as a soccer complex by a private, commercial organization. The local board filed a Motion for Summary Affirmance. Appellants filed oppositions to the Motion and the local board responded. In addition, Montgomery County filed a Motion to Intervene, which the State Board denied. Appellants have waited 16 months for the SBOE to take up their appeal and last month sought assistance from State legislators. Subsequently, District 15 and 16 sent letters to the SBOE asking that the case be timely heard.
The Brickyard appeal arose because the local school board acted in secret with the Montgomery County Executive and MSI, a private, commercial organization, for more than two years to deliver highly valuable public school property to a private organization to build a members‐only pay‐to‐play commercial soccerplex in an entirely residential neighborhood unequipped to handle the traffic, destruction and total incompatibility inherent in such a large scale commercial complex. Allowing a private commercial development to endanger and dramatically transform several Montgomery County neighborhoods and communities would be unprecedented. The Potomac community has no choice but to fight it.
Neighborhoods impacted by the BOE and County government decisions look forward to an objective court considering the facts and applying the law in the light of day pursuant to a process that is fair, complete and open. Curt Uhre, an appellant in the case and a Coalition leader said: "I find the opinion lacking in any reasoned legal analysis. It smacks of a political decision and begs to be appealed"
The Brickyard Coalition is an umbrella organization of civic groups and private citizens joined in opposition to the proposed soccer complex in our peaceful, residential neighborhood. Participating organizations include the West Montgomery County Citizens Association (WMCCA); the Civic Association of River Falls (CARF); and the Brickyard Road Citizens' Association.


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- Field #5 Field furthest from State Road to the right of the entrance. Park in lot beside clubhouse.
- Field #4 Mini field just past the turf field.
- Field #3 Field to the left of entrance road, closer to County Line Road.
- Field #2 Lighted practice field alongside Field #3, closer to County Line Road
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The One With The Ring - S6-E23
Plot hole: When Phoebe accidentally allows Chandler's ring to be sold, she tells him that she overheard which restaurant the guy said he was taking his girlfriend to, so they can go find him and persuade him to exchange rings. However, in the previous scene we see that Phoebe was paying no attention at all to that guy - she was too busy trying on jewellery. She wasn't even within earshot of the guy, and we see from her reaction that she hadn't even noticed him at all before he left the store with the ring (during which time he doesn't say anything at all). (00:16:50)
The One With The Ring - S6-E23
Plot hole: In the opening scene Phoebe and Chandler discuss how Phoebe knows Chandler is going to propose: by walking in on him whilst he was looking at a ring catalogue on the toilet. However, in the previous episode Chandler leaves the apartment right after he found out about Monica booking the wedding slot (on the answerphone) and doesn't come back until he 'freaks out' at Monica and then it is revealed that it was just put on and Phoebe is in on the plan. It doesn't add up, as Chandler would have had to have been looking at the catalogue between hearing the message and deciding to propose, in the same afternoon when he wasn't even in the apartment.


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By Genevieve Burgess | Miscellaneous | April 11, 2016 |
By Genevieve Burgess | Miscellaneous | April 11, 2016 |
The Detour on TBS at 9:00pm ET. Series premiere. This is a new series from Samantha Bee and Jason Jones who are going to be TBS's first power couple. It's a sitcom about a family vacation road trip. The talent behind it sounds promising. It's also got that lady from Justified in it that some of you like. Not her, the other one.
The Magicians on SyFy at 9:00pm ET. First season finale.
Gay for Play Game Show Starring RuPaul on Logo at 10:00pm ET. One hour series premiere. That is a whole lot of title for one show, and the episode title indicates that there are 8 guests, which seems like a lot. But I'm not 100% certain of the format for this, so it'll probably all work out. I should trust in Ru.
The Hunters on SyFy at 10:00pm ET. Series premiere. This is based on a novel called Alien Hunters and is about a special law enforcement unit who hunt aliens. It looks relatively interchangeable with at least three or four other SyFy series that I already can't keep straight (two of which may be on USA) so I hope it has a large built-in audience.
Iron & Fire on History at 10:00pm ET. Series premiere. New reality series about a blacksmith based in the Ozarks. Looks like about half Duck Dynasty, a quarter Mythbusters and a quarter Big Giant Swords. So, probably better off seeking out specific YouTube clips of the interesting parts and ignoring the broadcast airing, which will inevitably include a lot of terribly staged interactions.
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This free Bandcamp album is heavily featured in tonight's show.
Click here to listen to the show
Tonight's local music radio show on WBKM.ORG will run from 9-11pm US Eastern time Thursday January 25. It can be streamed from the website above or this link: WBKM It will go as follows.
Song before: New Americana – Halsey
From our small city to the great big world, these are the Sounds Of Burlington. Let's begin tonight with a song that was released last week by one of the great bands in town.
1.) Don't Look Back – ROUGH FRANCIS
2.) Weapons Factory – The Wards
3.) Hippo Nose – Chris Alley All Star Band
4.) How We Roll – James Kochalka Superstar
5.) Hungry Like The Wolf – Joe Adler & The Rangers Of Danger with The Lynguistic Civilians
That was recorded live at Nectar's a couple of years ago. That's a new song from James and has all of those Duran Duran references. Such a fun song from the new Chris Alley album. He used to play guitar with The Wards. Francis are so amazing. OK, here is the next song on Black, Blue, and White.
6.) Upstream – The New Siberians
7.) There Are Bigger Men Than Me – Plastique Mammals
8.) Indigo Spanish Fantasy – Jane Boxall Percussion
9.) AV6 – Bad Smell
10.) Interview/Cascade – Andriana Chobot
That's from a new album that was released yesterday. I'll tell you more about it soon. Smell will play Higher Ground on Sunday. They feature Jane on drums. She also plays marimba and Fantasy is from the album Zero To Eight Mallets. She is so amazing. Plastique will release a new album tonight at The Monkey House. Great song from the Siberians. So, on Saturday there are three amazing shows happening. One is at ArtsRiot and features this artist.
11.) My Heart – Francesca Blanchard
12.) Interview/By Design – The Nancy Druids
13.) Interview/45 – Clever Girls
The Girls will play on the 27th at Radio Bean with Julia Caesar, who I've been meaning to catch, and others. The Druids will play The Monkey House on the 27. Francesca will be at ArtsRiot that night with the DuPont brothers new band. Sigh, there's still only one of me. So, last year I developed a live in the studio music series with Ryan Cohen and Robot Dog Studio. Yesterday we released a free album with one song and one interview clip from each of the 16 bands that we recorded. The Andriana, Druids, and Clever Girls songs were from that. Let's take a dive into more of it.
14.) Interview/Three Feels Right – gneiss
15.) Interview/A Cut In The Night Sky – Matt the Gnat and the Gators
16.) Great Filter/Interview – Jeremy Gilchrist – Singer-Songwriter
17.) Interview/Able To Breathe – Peter Burton
Great work by all of those bands. Let's keep diving into the album.
18.) Interview/Hope In The Dark – David Rosane & The Zookeepers
19.) Future Shock/Interview – Ruckzuck
20.) Interview/Car Bomb – Zeus Springsteen
21.) Interview/Sister Blue – Cave Bees
I love the history of part of Burlington's music scene that Creston Lea tells in the Bees interview. Such great stories and songs from all of the bands. OK, this next band are not on the album. They just released a new EP.
22.) Holy Serpent – Ghastly Sound
23.) Interview/Local Lore – Savage Hen
24.) Interview/A Song About The Ocean – Dino Bravo VT
25.) Waiting – Rough Francis.
I thought I'd end the show where I began. Francis are so amazing. Great song by Dino. Cool story and altered ending to the Savage song. Ghastly rock hard. Well, I hope you enjoyed checking out the music of our town. Let's do it again next week, shall we?
Songs after
Credo – Fish
38 Years Old – The Tragically Hip
Right Bright Lord – The Mountain Says No
Lilith – analog missionary
Who Are These Gods? – Dam Kat
Lily – Kate Bush
Cornflake Girl – Tori Amos
This (Can't Be Happening) – Analog Missionary
Carpet Of The Sun – Renaissance
Roll Me – The Cush
Transmitter – Analog Missionary
Fractured Mirror – Ace Frehley
She'll Come Back For You Tomorrow – The Church Band