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So I'm working an overnight/ graveyard shift right now and I've been listening to the Raekwon/ DJ Fresh Tonight Show. There's a sample on the "Rae Words Interlude" track that I'm sure I've heard before but I can't place it for the life of me. I've been searching like crazy to no avail. Can anybody PLEASE help a brother out? It's killing me.
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Ok so I figured it out. If you're interested, the sample comes from Weldon Irvine's 1979 "Morning Sunrise." Just Blaze uses the same sample on the 2005 Memphis Bleek/ Jay-Z track "Dear Summer."
Posted 11 March 2013 - 06:38 AM
You answered yo own question. Props for sharing with us! Have a good day dude!
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If anyone here likes horror classics, then I would recommend Italian movie "Phenomena" by Dario Argento,it is brilliant,with young Jennifer Connelly
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p.p.s. For drama fans: watch "Rabbits hole",it is worth watching
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[http://openword.in|OpenWord], the publishing arm of CACIM, and Daanish Books invite you for the seminar
!!!Towards Building More Just and Democratic Societies
__Discussions on New Social Movement in Our Times__
And, the launch of two books – ''Interrogating Empires'' and ''Imagining Alternatives'' – as part of the [http://openword.in/node/15|Are Other Worlds Possible ?] series
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CACIM, together with ABN - African Biodiversity Network (Kenya), Climate SOS (USA), GGJ - Grassroots Global Justice Alliance (USA), IEN - Indigenous Environmental Network (Turtle Island : Canada/USA), and NFFPFW - National Forum of Forest People and Forest Workers (India), __February 9 2011 - Confronting the Consequences of Climate Change : Conflict, War, Resistance, and Movement in the Coming Half Century.__ Workshop being organised at the World Social Forum at Dakar, Senegal [tiki-index.php?page=Event+2+at+Dakar+Forum|Read more]
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::~~Olivedrab:CACIM Forum Fellowship 2008-09 awardees~~__ are [http://cacim.net/twiki/tiki-index.php?page=CFF08Elizabeth|Elizabeth Abraham] | [http://cacim.net/twiki/tiki-index.php?page=CFF08Janaki|Janaki Srinivasan] | [http://cacim.net/twiki/tiki-index.php?page=CFF08Oishik|Oishik Sircar] | [http://cacim.net/twiki/tiki-index.php?page=CFF08Uddhab|Uddhab Prasad Pyakurel]. [http://cacim.net/twiki/tiki-index.php?page=CFF0809|Read More]::
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__June 4, 2009__ CACIM and [http://www.navayana.org|Navayana] invite you to a public discussion on __INTERNATIONALISING CASTE : EVERYBODY'S ISSUE? OR NOBODY'S ISSUE?__. Indian Social Institute, New Delhi. 3.30 – 6.30 pm. [http://cacim.net/twiki/tiki-index.php?page=MultilogueCaste|More]
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__Jai Sen, May 2009 - On open space : Explorations towards a vocabulary of a more open politics__ ...Arguing that open space, horizontality, and networking are now emerging as a general tendency in the organisation of human social relations, and that the WSF is a major historical experiment in this idea, the paper seeks to open up the concept towards a more critical discussion and understanding of it, in relation to the times we live in... r />r />[http://cacim.net/twiki/tiki-download_file.php?fileId=44|Download Here]
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Santa Fe may well be the oldest island in the Galapagos. You will anchor at one of the most beautiful and most sheltered bays in the archipelago, and some of the best snorkeling is here, with its crystal clear and Santa Fe Island - shallow waters. Certainly one of the best locations to see sea turtles, swim with sea lions and glimpse of the Galapagos White-tipped Shark. After a wet landing you will walk up to a nearby cliff to see the land iguanas through an area of Opuntia Cactus. Other animals present are the Galapagos Hawk, owls, Frigates, Pelicans, Manta Rays and mockingbirds. The goal is to spot one of the large endemic species of land iguana.One of the smallest islands of the archipelago, yet one of the richest in wildlife, is South Plaza Island. The dry landing transports you to a brilliant combination of life and colors. Land iguanas wandering through bright red carpet weed, Swallow tailed gulls nesting around the overhang tops and red-billed tropicbirds and shearwaters flying with dancing displays. Mind the pirates of the sky; they will strike if you drop your guard. This 13 acre (5 hectare) island is one of the best spots in the archipelago to see land iguanas and swallow-tailed gulls, both indigenous to the Galapagos. There are iguana nests scattered all over the hill. The sheer cliffs of the southern shore are a perfect bird habitat, making it an unparalleled bird observatory especially for swallow-tailed gulls, Audubon shearwaters, and red-billed tropicbirds. You'll also have the chance to spot the only marine - land iguana hybrids in the islands and one of the biggest sea lion colonies in the archipelago.
The southwestern part of Tower Island is an ocean-filled caldera ringed by the outer edges of a sizeable and mostly submerged volcano. The island sits to the northwest, slightly removed from the Galápagos archipelago. Named for a visit by the British Monarch in 1964, the 81-foot Phillips Steps leads to a narrow stretch of land that opens out onto the plateau surrounding Darwin Bay, and extends to form the north side of the island. Red-footed boobies wrap their webbed feet around branches to perch in the bushes, and, in contrast, their "masked- booby" cousins dot the surface of the scrublands beyond. Crossing through the sparse vegetation, you will come to a broad lava field that extends towards the sea—this forms the north shore. Landing on the white coral sands of Darwin Bay and walking up the beach, you will be surrounded by the bustling activity of frigatebirds, while both yellow-crowned and lava herons feed by the shore. Farther along you will discover a stunning series of sheltered pools set into a rocky outcrop, forming another natural film set. A trail beside the pools leads up to a cliff overlooking the caldera, where pairs of swallow-tailed gulls, the only nocturnal gulls in the world, can be seen nesting at the cliff's edge. A brief panga ride brings you to the base of those same cliffs to reveal the full variety of species sheltering in the ledges and crevices created by the weathered basalt. This is also an intriguing place to go deep-water snorkeling, where the truly fortunate swimmer can spot one of the giant manta rays that frequent the inner bay along the cliff walls.
Your destination this morning is Punta Espinosa on Fernandina Island, where a number of unique Galápagos species can be seen in close proximity such as marine iguanas, sea lions, flightless cormorants, and hawks. As your panga driver skillfully navigates the reef, penguins show off by throwing themselves from the rocks into the water. Brightly colored Sally Lightfoot Crabs disperse across the lava shoreline while herons and egrets forage through the mangroves.
An afternoon in Urbina Bay begins with a wet landing onto a gently sloping beach.
Walk amongst dried coral heads of an uplifted ocean floor and track down large land iguanas and Galapagos tortoises that live in the area. Here you must take care not to step on the sea turtle nests dug carefully into the sand.
On the way to Tagus Cove this morning, your ship will sail through the Bolivar Channel. These are the coldest, most productive waters in the Galápagos, with the upwelling of the Cronwell Current, where dolphins and whales are frequently seen. The cove's quiet waters make for an ideal panga ride beneath its sheltered cliffs, where blue-footed boobies, brown noddies, pelicans and noddy terns make their nests, and flightless cormorants and penguins inhabit the lava ledges.
Located at the 'mouth' of the head of the sea horse, which forms the northern part of the Isabela is Punta Vicente Roca. Here the remnants of an ancient volcano form two turquoise coves with a bay well protected from the ocean swells. The spot is a popular anchorage from which to take panga rides along the cliff where a partially sunken cave beckons explorers. Masked and blue-footed boobies sit perched along the point and the sheer cliffs, while flightless cormorants inhabit the shoreline. The upwelling of coldwater currents in this part of the Galápagos, give rise to an abundance of marine life which, in combination with the protection of the coves, make Punta Vicente Roca one of the archipelago's sough after snorkel and dive spots.
Espumilla Beach in the morning, an important nesting site for marine turtles. Galapagos Islands visitors who now come to Espumilla Beach come in search of birds rather than water. A short walk inland takes visitors through a mangrove forest normally inhabited by the Common Stilt. Sea Turtles also visit these mangroves to nest. Beyond the mangroves is a brackish lagoon where flocks of Pink Flamingos and White Cheeked Pintails can be seen. You'll sail to Buccaneer's Cove, Cove served as a safe haven for pirates, sailors and whalers during the 18th and 19th century. Anchoring in the protected bay they were able to make much needed repairs to their ships while other men went a shore to stock up on salt, tortoises, fresh water and firewood.
A wet landing at Puerto Egas, also known as James Bay, which offers an intriguing, eroded rock formation. Oystercatchers, whimbrels, sanderlings, turnstones, tattlers and other waders are mixed with marine iguanas and bright painted crabs to feed by the rich littoral zone. Grand, partially collapsed lava tunnels house a Galapagos fur sea lion colony. The snorkel can be one of the best in the archipelago. Sea turtles feeding, parrot fishes, damsel fishes, white tipped reef sharks and many more… Charles Darwin spent most of his Galapagos land time near this spot.
Puerto Ayora is home to both the Galápagos National Park and Charles Darwin Research Station, the center of the great restorative efforts taking place in the park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here we go ashore to visit the Giant Tortoise Breeding and Rearing Program run by the research station, which began by rescuing the remaining 16 tortoises on the island of Española in the 1970s. This program has restored the population of animals there to over 1,000 today. You will see many of these animals, with their sweet ET necks and faces, from hatchlings to juveniles to large, and much older tortoises too (a few likely over 100 years old!). The local color of this port makes for an attractive stop-off, with restaurants, souvenir shops and even an internet café.
Located in the green, hilly highlands of Santa Cruz Island, the El Chato Reserve is one of the best places in the islands to see the giant tortoises in their natural habitat. The tortoises are easy to spot, lumbering around eating grass and leaves and wallowing in the small pools that are common in the reserve. The best times to see tortoises here is during the cool dry season from June through December. You may also spot some highland birds, like cattle egrets, mockingbirds, finches or flycatchers. There is a trail through the reserve, leaving from the little town of Santa Rosa. From the "caseta" or little house where it begins, figure on about a three or three and a half hour hike round trip. It's possible to hire horses and guides in Santa Rosa.
Today your voyage comes to an end. Before bidding farewell to the ship and her crew you'll pay a visit to the Interpretation Center, which presents a comprehensive exhibit of the islands' natural history, human interaction, ecosystems, flora & fauna. In 1998 the Galápagos National Park Visitor Centre opened for the benefit of islanders and travelers alike, presenting a comprehensive exhibit of the islands' natural history, human interaction, ecosystems, flora and fauna.
Disembark from your ship and bid farewell to the crew.
A group transfer will bring you to the airport for your outward flight.
Fly direct from Galapagos to Guayaquil. The flight duration is approximately 2 hrs. Please note that flight rates are subject to change without prior notice.
Guayaquil airport transfer with private vehicle and driver.
Walk along Malecon 2000, and encounter several interesting historical monuments, including La Rotonda, celebrating the meeting of the most important South American Independence leaders: drive down the always animated Avenida 9 de Octubre. Visit the Historical Park, a charming museum that blends nature, history, and anthropology in a placid setting along the river.
Conveniently placed in Ecuador, a strategic point in South America, the Hilton Colon Guayaquil hotel combines excellent service and a laid-back resort feel with a convenient location only few minutes from José Joaquín de Olmedo International Airport. With 294 fully renovated rooms and suites, you can enjoy your spacious guest room and stay connected with wireless internet access. Get to work at the desk or just relax with a movie on the flat screen TV. Connecting rooms are perfect for those travelling as a family. Step up to an Executive Room or suite and benefit from extra space, a range of special touches and exclusive access to the Executive Lounge where complimentary snacks and refreshments are served.
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Steve Steiner, former licensed clinical social worker with Jewish Family & Children's Service, was honored at a farewell lunch held Tuesday, May 26, at Temple Beth Israel. Steiner has worked with the Temple Tuesday group since its inception.
The Temple Tuesday program is an ongoing weekly group for homebound seniors and is open to any senior in the community. Contact Pamela Baron at 366-2224 for more information.
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CAMBRIDGE, MA - August 26, 2010 - What do you get when you partner two cutting-edge (may we venture to add super cool) companies both based in Cambridge? Easy: a pretty sweet ride with benefits. Starting today, Zipcar, the world's largest car-sharing service, will be building challenges and rewards on SCVNGR all throughout the Boston and Cambridge area.
SCVNGR is a social game all about going cool places, doing challenges and earning points. With more than 900 Zipcars parked throughout Boston and Cambridge, local Zipsters can still conveniently travel place to place, however now with SCVNGR, they can earn points and unlock rewards like American Apparel Zipcar Tees, limited edition Zipcar mints or a $25 driving credit during their trips.
"Zipcar is an awesome company that gives you the freedom to get wheels when you need them and go wherever you want," said Seth Priebatsch, Chief Ninja of SCVNGR. "SCVNGR's a wicked fun game all about going to cool places and doing fun challenges. So get in your Zipcar, go places, do challenges, earn points and get free stuff. What a great fit!"
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So what type of challenges can local Zipsters participate in to snag Zipcar rewards?
Head to any Zipcar college pick-up location including Boston University, Harvard University, MIT, Simmons and Tufts (to name a few), pose next to the car. Have your friend snap a pic. Smile! 3 points.
We all do it... name our rides, that is. So, tell us, what special name have you given your horseless carriage today? The Blue Beast? The MiniVan Go? 3 points!
Doing a little back-to-school shopping or replacing that hideous rug in your apartment? Get the Zipcar treatment by taking a pic in front of your special Zipcar VIP parking spot at any IKEA. 5 points!
So, grab the free SCVNGR app from the Android Market or Apple App Store. Open it up. Go places. Do challenges. Earn points and unlock great Zipcar rewards! You can also download the Zipcar iPhone™ app to locate Zipcars, reserve, extend and cancel reservations, even honk the horn and unlock the doors.
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Terry Zwigoff (born May 18th, 1948) is an American film director and screenwriter who began his career making documentary films. Louie Bluie (1985), about an obscure blues musician, was his first film. It was followed by another documentary, Crumb (1995) which won the Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival and also the DGA Award, along with every film critic's award that year including the New York Film Critic's Award, The National Society of Film Critics Award, and the Los Angeles Film Critics Award. It's failure to receive an Oscar nomination, and the subsequent outcry from this omission, led to the Academy Awards changing the way it's members voted for Documentary Film. Crumb wound up on over 150 Top Ten Lists for 1995 and was called the best film of the year by many critics.
Ghost World (2001) was Zwigoff's first fiction film. He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Screenplay along with co-writer Dan Clowes. USA Today and the Washington Post called it the best film of the year, and it wound up on over 150 Top Ten lists. This was followed by Bad Santa (2003) whose star, Billy Bob Thornton, was nominated for a Golden Globe award. The film cost $18 million and grossed over $80 million. Zwigoff's last film, Art School Confidential (2005) starred John Malkovich, Jim Broadbent, and Angelica Huston.


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Rice flour is the "secret ingredient" in this dish and is used to make the flavorful coating for the shrimp. But if you can't find it, cornstarch makes a fine substitute. Serve with rice noodles or brown rice and a sprinkle of chopped scallions.
Who doesn't love a crunchy fried shrimp? This version takes virtually fat-free shrimp out of the deep fryer and pan-fries them in a little bit of oil instead. With 9 grams of total fat and 213 calories per serving, you can feel good about enjoying them.
This twist on the Louisiana favorite piles grilled shrimp and creamy-dressed cabbage onto a crusty bun. Bread that's soft on the inside and crusty on the outside is perfect for a Po' Boy sandwich. We grill both sides of a whole-wheat bun for that added crunch. You may need a few extra napkins to enjoy it, but this quick and easy sandwich is well worth it. Serve with: Sauteed corn and bell peppers.
Veracruzana is a dish full of onions, jalapeños and tomatoes from the Mexican state of Veracruz. Here we pair the zesty sauce with shrimp, but it can be served with any type of fish or chicken. The heat of fresh jalapeños varies depending on growing conditions. Be sure to taste yours as you're adding them to the dish and adjust the amount according to your taste. For pepper flavor without the heat, use a thinly sliced green bell pepper in place of the jalapeños. Serve with: Rice or potatoes and an avocado salad.
These shrimp are super-easy to make—just coat them in a simple batter, cook them in a little oil and toss with a tangy sesame-orange sauce. The staff at EatingWell simply could not get enough of these delicious shrimp while we were developing this recipe. Serve with: Brown basmati rice and steamed snow peas tossed with a little toasted sesame oil.
Traditional ceviche consists of raw seafood tossed with an acidic marinade (think: citrus juice or vinegar) that "cooks" the fish. We cook the shrimp before marinating it. This recipe originally appeared on Emeril Green, Emeril Lagasse's cooking show on Planet Green. Lagasse has his own brand of frozen wild American shrimp, which meet strict U.S. environmental standards. The shrimp taste sweet and "they just smell like the sea," according to Emeril. Serve this with tostones (fried plantain chips) or tortilla chips. (Recipe courtesy of Emeril Lagasse, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc.)
Don't be surprised if you start humming the jingle about the San Francisco treat while you're eating this herb-infused pilaf. Quick-cooking shrimp and tender baby lima beans turn this side dish into a quick main course. Not a lima lover? Try frozen shelled edamame instead. Serve with steamed or roasted asparagus.
Once viewed as a decadent luxury reserved for special occasions, shrimp is now the most consumed seafood in the United States. It's no wonder: a 3-ounce serving of cooked shrimp has less than 85 calories, only 1.5 grams of fat (0 grams saturated fat) and plenty of lean protein, about 18 grams. And, although shrimp has more dietary cholesterol than most other seafood, in the last decade scientists have proved that, generally, dietary cholesterol does not elevate blood cholesterol—saturated fat does. But when restaurants drench shrimp in butter or batter and deep-fry it, it goes from good to bad in a hurry. These healthy shrimp recipes for shrimp pasta, shrimp kebabs, shrimp ceviche and more keep shrimp's reputation in the pink.
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Anna Katherine Dothard added seven kills and five blocks, while Rachel Snider had 24 assists, three kills and four blocks. Haley Helms contributed 12 digs.
White Plains (14-5) will play at the Valley Cub Round Robin this weekend.
Faith Christian 3, Wadley 0 – Kirstyn Cotton had 12 aces, and Abby Emerson contributed 24 assists as Faith Christian won at home 25-10, 25-8, 25-15.
Faith Christian (7-11) will host Jacksonville Christian Academy on Monday.
Piedmont 3, Weaver 0 – Piedmont scored a sweep over Weaver 25-6, 25-18, 25-12.
Carlie Flowers had nine kills for the Bulldogs, and Keshauna Jones served 11 aces. Mallory Roberts pitched in 11 assists.
Clay-Chalkville 3, Oxford 1 – The Yellow Jackets fell on the road 25-13, 25-21, 17-25, 25-23.
Lexie Higgins paced Oxford with 15 kills, six digs and two blocks. Mackenzie Trantham added nine kills. Katie Skinner had 16 assists.
Oxford (9-6) will play in the Hewitt-Trussville Husky Challenge on Saturday.
Donoho 3, Sacred Heart 0 – Corey Phillis had seven kills, three aces and five digs as Donoho won 25-11, 25-17, 25-12 in a Class 1A, Area 6 match.
Rylee Segrest added 27 assists, two aces and five digs. Hannah Christian contributed six kills and four blocks.
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Music journalism
Music journalism is media criticism and reporting about music. It began in the eighteenth century as commentary on what is now thought of as classical music. Today a more prominent branch of music journalism is an aspect of entertainment journalism, covering popular music and including profiles of singers and bands and album reviews.
Origins in classical music criticism[edit]
Music journalism has its roots in classical music criticism, which has traditionally comprised the study, discussion, evaluation, and interpretation of music and its performance.
Before about the 1840s, reporting on music was either done by musical journals, such as Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung or the Neue Zeitschrift für Musik (founded by Robert Schumann), and in London such journals as The Musical Times (founded in 1844 as The Musical Times and Singing-class Circular); or else by reporters at general newspapers where music did not form part of the central objectives of the publication. An influential English 19th-century music critic, for example, was John Davison of The Times. The composer Hector Berlioz also wrote reviews and criticisms for the Paris press of the 1830s and 1840s.[1]
Modern art music journalism is often informed by music theory consideration of the many diverse elements of a musical piece or performance, including (as regards a musical composition) its form and style, and as regards performance, standards of technique and expression. These standards were expressed, for example, in journals such as Neue Zeitschrift für Musik founded by Robert Schumann, and are continued today in the columns of serious newspapers and journals such as The Musical Times.[1]
Several factors — including growth of education, the influence of the Romantic movement generally and in music, popularization (including the 'star-status' of many performers such as Liszt and Paganini), among others — led to an increasing interest in music among non-specialist journals, and an increase in the number of critics by profession, of varying degrees of competence and integrity. The 1840s could be considered a turning point, in that music critics after the 1840s generally were not also practicing musicians.[1] However, counterexamples include Alfred Brendel, Charles Rosen, Paul Hindemith and Ernst Krenek, modern practitioners of the classical music tradition who also write (or wrote) on music.
In the early 1980s, a decline in the quantity of classical criticism began occurring "when classical-music criticism visibly started to disappear." At that time, magazines such as Time and Vanity Fair employed classical music critics, but by the early 1990s, classical critics were dropped in many magazines, in part due to "a decline of interest in classical music, especially among younger people".[2]
In 2007, The New York Times wrote that classical music criticism, which it characterized as "a high-minded endeavor that has been around at least as long as newspapers", had undergone "a series of hits in recent months" with the elimination, downgrading, or redefinition of critics' jobs at newspapers in Atlanta, Minneapolis, and elsewhere, citing New York magazine's Peter G. Davis, "one of the most respected voices of the craft, [who] said he had been forced out after 26 years."[3] Viewing "robust analysis, commentary and reportage as vital to the health of the art form", the New York Times stated in 2007 that it continued to maintain "a staff of three full-time classical music critics and three freelancers", noting also that classical music criticism had become increasingly available on blogs, and that a number of other major newspapers "still have full-time classical music critics," including (in 2007) The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, The Baltimore Sun, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Boston Globe.[3]
Popular music journalism[edit]
20th century rock criticism[edit]
Music writers only started "treating pop and rock music seriously" in 1964 "after the breakthrough of the Beatles...".[4] One of the early music magazines in Britain, Melody Maker, complained in 1967 about how "newspapers and magazines are continually hammering [i.e., attacking] pop music".[4]:116 Melody Maker magazine advocated the new forms of pop music of the late 1960s. "By 1999, the 'quality' press was regularly carrying reviews of popular music gigs and albums", which had a "key role in keeping pop" in the public eye. As more pop music critics began writing, this had the effect of "legitimating pop as an art form"; as a result, "newspaper coverage shifted towards pop as music rather than pop as social phenomenon".[4]:129 Steve Jones claims that both popular music articles and academic articles about pop music are usually written from "masculine subject positions as well, in the way that critics differentiate between pop music and rock, using terms like "trivial", "fluffy", or "formulaic" for pop (versus "serious", "raw", and "sincere" for rock), there is an implicit or even explicitly gendered dichotomy.[4]:96 Simon Frith notes that pop and rock music are closely associated with gender; that is, with conventions of male and female behaviour.[5]
In the world of pop music criticism, there tends to be a quick turnover. The "pop music industry" expects that any particular rock critic will likely disappear from popular view within five years; in contrast, the "stars" of rock criticism are more likely to have long careers with "book contracts, featured columns, and editorial and staff positions at magazines and newspapers. Critic Robert Christgau was the "originator of the 'consumer guide' approach to pop music reviews", an approach to writing pop recording reviews that was designed to help consumers to decide whether to buy a new album.[4]:4
In the realm of rock music (as indeed in that of classical music),[6] critics have not always been respected by their subjects. Frank Zappa declared that, "Most rock journalism is people who can't write, interviewing people who can't talk, for people who can't read." In the Guns N' Roses song "Get in the Ring", Axl Rose verbally attacked critics who gave the band negative reviews because of their actions on stage; such critics as Andy Secher, Mick Wall and Bob Guccione, Jr. were mentioned by name.
Critical trends of 2000–2009[edit]
In the 2000s, online music bloggers began to supplement, and to some degree displace, music journalists in print media.
Carl Wilson describes "an upsurge in pro-pop sentiment among critics" during the early 2000s, a "new generation [of music critics] moved into positions of critical influence" and then "mounted a wholesale critique against the syndrome of measuring all popular music by the norms of rock culture."[7]
Slate magazine writer Jody Rosen discussed the 2000s-era trends in pop music criticism in the article "The Perils of Poptimism". Rosen notes that much of the debate is centred over the perception that that rock critics "...regard rock as "normative … the standard state of popular music … to which everything else is compared."[8] At a 2006 pop critic conference, attendees discussed their "...guilty pop pleasures, reconsidering musicians (Tiny Tim, Dan Fogelberg, Phil Collins) and genres (blue-eyed soul, Muzak)" which rock critics have long dismissed as lightweight, commercial music. Rosen states that "this new critical paradigm" is called "popism" — or, more evocatively (and goofily), "poptimism". The "poptimism" approach states that "Pop (and, especially, hip-hop) producers are as important as rock auteurs, Beyoncé is as worthy of serious consideration as Bruce Springsteen, and ascribing shame to pop pleasure is itself a shameful act".[8] In 2006, Martin Edlund from the New York Sun argued that music bloggers are to some degree displacing newspaper and magazine-based pop music critics. Edlund notes that while the "Internet has democratized music criticism, it seems it's also spread its penchant for uncritical hype".[9]
In 2008, Ann Powers of the LA Times argued that "[p]op music critics have always been contrarians", because "pop music [criticism] rose up as a challenge to taste hierarchies, and has remained a pugilistic, exhibitionist business throughout pop's own evolution."[10] Powers claims that "[i]nsults, rejections of others' authority, bratty assertions of superior knowledge and even threats of physical violence are the stuff of which pop criticism is made"; at the same time, the "best [pop criticism] also offers loving appreciation and profound insights about how music creates and collides with our everyday realities." She states that pop criticism developed as a "slap at the establishment, at publications such as the hippie homestead Rolling Stone and the rawker outpost Creem." She notes that the "1980s generation" of post-punk indie rockers "has lately [i.e., in the 2000s] been taken down by younger "poptimists," who argue that lovers of underground rock are elitists for not embracing the more multicultural mainstream". Powers claims that with the 2000s-era "poptimism" critical approach, debates about bands and styles are "like the scrum in rugby", because "[e]verybody pushes against everybody else, and we move forward in a huge blob of vehement opinion and mutual judgment".[10]
Critical trends of the 2010s[edit]
Music critic and indie pop musician Scott Miller, in his 2010 book Music: What Happened?, suggested, "Part of the problem is that a lot of vital pop music is made by 22-year-olds who enjoy shock value, and it's pathetic when their elders are cornered into unalloyed reverence." Miller suggested that critics could navigate this problem by being prepared "to give young artists credit for terrific music without being intimidated into a frame of mind where dark subject matter always gets a passing grade," stating that a critic should be able to call a young artist "a musical genius" while "in the same breath declaring that his or her lyrics are morally objectionable."[11]
Reacting to the state of pop music criticism, Miller identified a major issue as critics' failure to "credit an artist with getting a feeling across," specifically pointing out critic Lester Bangs as "a ball of emotion at all times," who nonetheless "never really related to his favorite artists as people who develop a skill of conveying feelings. You don't feel that he comfortably acknowledged being moved as a result of their honest work. Artists in his writing were vaguely ridiculous, fascinating primitives, embodying an archetype by accident of nature."[11] Based on past experience as an artist receiving criticism, Miller argued against critics' efforts to maintain journalistic distance or objectivity, suggesting that "acknowledging and respecting readers' stylistic boundaries and keeping their own sentimentality in check" was counterproductive, and hypothesizing that instead, "readers actually want a critic to be their friend by listening through stylistic boundaries with special gold-seeking ears, and reporting how they unexpectedly turned into a love-struck adolescent over a vocal harmony or a piano run... digging the truth of musical experience out from under half-asleep habits of discussing it."[11] Miller further proposed "more music talk in music criticism" and suggested that readers would appreciate "sensitively modest doses" of musical analysis to support a conclusion "that great melody writing occurred or it didn't." For example, Miller noted that critics rarely "identify catchy melodies as specific passages within a song," in the way that working musicians might discuss "the A-minor in the second measure of the chorus."
Critic Robert Christgau responded to Miller's approach by writing, "The way [Miller] describes the songs he loves... is tremendously suggestive. If only he or some acolyte could spin a worldview around those observations, we might really have something to go on."[12]
Tris McCall of the Newark Star-Ledger discussed his approach to music criticism in a 2010 interview, stating, "Most of us [critics] begin writing about music because we love it so much. We can't wait to tell our friends and neighbors about what we're hearing. That impulse never fades, but if you do it long enough (and I have been doing it for a very long time), you start to develop secondary reasons for doing pop journalism."[13] Consistent with Miller's recommendations, McCall continued, "Me, I am interested in examining why people respond to what they respond to. I hazard guesses. Sometimes I'm wrong, but I hope I'm always provocative."[13]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c Bujić, Bojan (n.d.), Criticism of Music in The Oxford Companion to Music, Oxford Music Online.
- ^ Sandow, Greg, Yes, Classical-Music Criticism Is in Decline but the Last Thing the Industry Should Do Is Blame the Press, Wall Street Journal. Available online at: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB118194664260737253.html. Accessed on March 9, 2010.
- ^ a b Wakin, Daniel J., Newspapers Trimming Classical Critics, New York Times, June 9, 2007.
- ^ a b c d e Jones, Steve (2002). Pop Music and the Press. p. 45.
- ^ Frith, Simon, "Pop Music" in S. Frith, W. Stray and J. Street, The Cambridge Companion to Pop and Rock (Cambridge University Press, 2001), p. 226.
- ^ Slonimsky, Nicolas. Lexicon of Musical Invective. ASIN 039332009X. ISBN 978-0-393-32009-1. (citing many examples of insults in both directions)
- ^ Ewing, Tom. "The Decade in Pop". Pitchfork articles. August 27, 2009. Available online at: http://pitchfork.com/features/articles/7703-the-decade-in-pop/2/
- ^ a b Rosen, Jody. "The Perils of Poptimism". Slate magazine. May 9, 2006. Available online at: http://www.slate.com/id/2141418/
- ^ Edlund, Martin. "Not All They Were Blogged Up To Be". The New York Sun. June 6, 2006. Available online at: http://www.nysun.com/arts/not-all-they-were-blogged-up-to-be/33913/
- ^ a b Powers, Ann. "Bratty by nature". The LA Times. July 27, 2008. Available online at: http://articles.latimes.com/2008/jul/27/entertainment/ca-pop27
- ^ a b c Miller, Scott (2010). Music: What Happened?. 125 Records. ASIN 0615381960. ISBN 9780615381961.
- ^ Christgau, Robert (blurb), in Miller, Scott (2010). Music: What Happened?. 125 Records. Back cover. ASIN 0615381960. ISBN 9780615381961.
- ^ a b Whiten, Jon (May 18, 2010). "Jersey City's Tris McCall Joins the Star-Ledger". Jersey City Independent. Archived from the original on 2010-06-22.
External links[edit]
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- International Federation of Music Journalists - an international group of media professionals who treat any aspect of music on any media. Publishes the "Directory of Music Journalists" and confers "Music Journalist Award".
- Our critics' advice - In this article Alex Petridis gives advice to young, aspiring, would-be music journalists.
- Don't look back - The Guardian, 27 June 2009. In this article John Harris writes about music journalism with reference to the well-known journalists Nick Kent and Lester Bangs.
- Is Music Journalism Dead? - Drowned in Sound, 21 July 2009. Popular music website Drowned in Sound dedicated a week to the subject of the past, present and future of music journalism. Included are articles by Everett True and Stuart Braithwaite.
- Master in Music Journalism - an international professional distance course organized by the International Federation of Music Journalists.
- BA(Hons) Popular Music Journalism course - a three years BA(hons) degree course at Southampton Solent University, UK
- Who cares what critics say? - Jay Nordlinger


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A MOTORIST had to be anaesthetised at the scene after a crash on a Cumbrian road.
Both carriageways of the A66 at Penruddock and the Becksis junction were closed following the collision just after 10.30am today.
The incident involved two vans – a white Peugeot panel van and a white Vauxhall Vivaro van – which were travelling in opposite directions.
Police are attempting to trace the driver of a blue BMW in the area around 10.30am, which is believed to have been involved in the incident.
The collision occurred around two miles east of The Sportsman Pub on the A66.
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The passenger in this van, a 23-year-old man also from Carlisle, was taken by air ambulance to James Cook hospital with very serious injuries. He is described as being in a critical condition. The Great North Air Ambulance said he had sustained serious head injuries and was anaesthetised at the scene to aid his recovery.
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Both vehicles have been seized by police, and the road remains closed while a thorough investigation is carried out by police officers from the collision investigation unit and Headquarters Roads Policing Unit.
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There is absolutely no story to it lol. Monsters were captured or coerced into fighting in a battle to the death, and aside from colorful commentary, that's all there is to it.
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I am not sure if any of my tumblr followers know (or care) why I am out of the academic world. Basically, I am stupid/bad at motivating myself/rather unaware of how loans work and how much I could potentially get. Therefore I was stranded in my second semester of Sophomore year without being able to pay for the large amount of debt I had amassed or get myself a new loan for that year. So now I am pretty far in the shit, financially, that is.
I am not really bothered by most of the hastles that I have to deal with. I mean it kind of sucks, but ultimately they are no big deal. What really bothers me is the fact that I can see my peers pulling ahead of me, and I can do nothing about it.
There is no way for me to measure up to what the rest of my friends are doing. My friend Terry (an idea of an idea), is doing all kinds of crazy shit, and I am stuck doing absolutely nothing.
I mean I am trying my best to keep my brain active. I am trying to read as much as I can while still thinking about any kind of artistic medium in an intellectual way, but there is no way to keep up. Even the things that I could do myself, like trying to write or read as much as possible, but I cannot teach myself how to do just that…teach.
I want to be a teacher, when I get out of this funk of mine. Even worse is that I want to be a high school English teacher. There is no way for me to be able to get that job without a teaching degree, let alone without any degree. What's worse is that this is a simple wish. Not something that requires tons of extra schooling. Maybe an extra year, but nothing incredibly intensive.
While this is happening, my friends are just cruising by in their academic, or even their personal experiences. Not just keeping up with what my friends are doing academically, I am also seeing the Ultimate team I used to be one moving on without me. Growing as a team, as friends, but without me. Somewhere where I truly felt like I belonged, and even more oddly in a sport atmosphere. Something I have never been able to do before.
Separation. Debt. Intellectual Limbo. They are all taking a back seat. I just feel like I am being left behind, and there is nothing I can really do to catch up. What's even worse, is that this is just the biggest first world problems piece of bullshit I have come up against. So yeah, I am getting fed adequately. I have a home to live in. I am entertained by so many different media. Yet, I still feel depressed, and it all comes back to something as stupid as envy that other people have something I want. I am so angry, but mainly at myself right now.
Who knows, man. Maybe I am just playing "rope-a-dope" with the world. Maybe I haven't fallen off the horse. I am just planning that underdog fight with life. Now I just need to convince myself to actually do so.


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Anyone familiar with this crazy dood? Flick to 2.23 if you want to go straight to the action... ballsy to say the least
Anyone familiar with this crazy dood? Flick to 2.23 if you want to go straight to the action... ballsy to say the least
Amazing! That's incredible.
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Pretty crazy
Also that 60 Minutes host speaks weirdly and her pose looks incredibly awkward.
"I am very happy and it will allow me to have lot more rice."
Eoin Morgan on being given a rice cooker for being Man of the Match in a Dhaka Premier Division game.
Honnold: "Yeah I have pretty big fingers so it's hard to get it into a thin crack."
Host: "Show me."
In the "plain stupidity" camp, ftr. When matey does inevitably buy the farm a good percetage of people will say "tragedy, he lived a thousand lifetimes in his twenty-odd years" but he's every bit as much an addict as the junkie search for non-****ed veins between his toes. Just an attention seeking one.
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"Predictably, the ending of his international career did not end the argument about Pietersen's merits, as an army of informed commentators and Piers Morgan weighed in to defend or attack him."
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Tbf would disagree with that. You do some things because they're there to be done and no ones done them before.
-My beliefs summarized in words much more eloquent than I could come up with
How the Universe came from nothing
Americans are hilarious. So many quotes.
The reporter is bizarre.
And that guy is amazing/insane.
Jesus saves
proudly supporting Liverpool FC
It's stupidly, admirably amazing. I wouldn't want to be him though.
This was a serious post:
Count me in the amazing AND stupid category. My hands started sweating just by watching him climb! I have a feeling I'm in no danger of matching his feats.
Incidently the reporter is Lara Logan, who was sexually assaulted covering the Egypt revolution.
Haha, my hands also sweated when I watched it. Weird.
That's incredible.
The bloke also has eerie eyes.
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Friday, April 26, 2013
Comedy: THE BOOK OF LIZ
Friday, April 26 7:30 pm - Sunday, April 28 2:00 pm - VPAC's Experimental Theatre
THE BOOK OF LIZ From the comedy team of David & Amy Sedaris. The Squeamish sect's Sister Elizabeth abandons all for the world outside, in an American journey filled with Cockney-speaking Ukrainian immigrants and all other manner of Sedaris-esque characters. But where will Liz fit in?
April 26-28, May 1-5, 2013. All curtain times 7:30pm except Sundays at 1pm. Very limited late seating, often only at intermission. Interpreted performance on Friday May 3rd. Permit for campus parking ($6) can be purchased in Lot B-1
Fantastic & Strange: Reflections of Self in Science Fiction Literature
Tuesday, September 18 - Friday, July 26 All Day - Tseng Gallery, Oviatt Library
Science fiction literature, one of the most popular and entertaining genres in modern fiction, has been read and loved by children and adults for decades. From the earliest pulp publications to modern masterpieces, science fiction short stories and novels have often functioned as a lens through which we express our sense of wonder, marvel at the possibilities of new technologies, and engage in our wildest imaginings. Join us as we celebrate the fantastic and strange in science fiction literature.
Annual Juried Art Student Show
Monday, April 15 - Saturday, May 04 All Day - Art Gallery (AG)
Gallery Talk: Monday, April 15 10am
Reception: Friday, April 19 7-9pm
An exhibition by CSUN graduate and undergraduate students in all media of the visual arts including animation, ceramic, drawing, fiber/fabric, graphic design, illustration, industrial design, metal, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, watercolor, website design, wood and video.
Psychology Department GE Brown Bag Series
Friday, February 15 12:00 pm - Saturday, May 11 1:00 pm - Sierra Hall 322
The General Experimental option for the MA in Psychology is pleased to present another series of brown bag talks during Spring 2013. Please mark your calendars as follows:
February 15 - Rescheduled due to the CSUN Creative Works Symposium. Please see 5/10/13 instead
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I am doing all the workouts and sticking to the diet, but my weight is coming off so slow. Week 6 and only down 9 lb , it was 11 but somehow i put 2 back on. I dont get it . I am sticking to the plan.
You are replacing body fat with muscle-that's why the pounds are not "flying off." This is not simply a weight loss program, but it also builds muscle to burn fat and keep your body healthy and toned. If the pounds just left, you'd look unhealthy and almost immediately gain it back.
Have patience; don't weigh yourself so much. Gage your success by how your clothes fit and how you feel. Push all the way through to the end and you will get the results you are looking for.
"The joy of life is the fruit of discipline" -S. Randall
woops- didn't mean for that to post twice!
Great advice katiebug. I would like to let you know lisa35 that I am in the middle of week 5, and although I lost 12 lbs, i anticipate as before when I did my first challenge in 2005, that I may gain a few back. Just to give you an idea of what happen to me in 2005, I started at 178, went all the way down to 162, and by week 10 i went back up to 166 but, my body fat decreased tremendously through out the 12 weeks. So if you keep on the right track, in most cases you will win a lot of money, betting people to guess your weight. The scale will say one thing but you will look a lot smaller than what you actually are. Besides, most people think that it is their weight they have a problem with. But in most cases, it's how you look and feel with the weight you have which is the real issue. I had to convince my wife of that in 2005, so whne she finished, she looked about 125-130, but her actual weight was 148. I hopes this helps. conrats by the way on your loss of 9 lbs.
The only limitations that you have , are those that you set upon yourself
Thank you for the great advice. :) I am going to stick with it. I just hope the 8 week miracale is true, and the weight will start coming off.
for what its worth... lost very little weight in my first 6-8 weeks... no miracle there for me... but I lost 4 inches in my waist and in week 10-12 I saw the most progress.... 18 pounds scale weight... We are getting ready challenge 2 next Monday.... keep pushing... its the health... forget the scales... go by how your clothes fit....
Good Luck
Keep on going Lisa, Bizzey and Katie are right that the muscle your adding may throw the scale off a little. Pretty soon all that muscle you are adding will start burning up the stored fat and you will drop even lower in weight. Dont get discouraged just focus on the positive changes that are happening. 9 lbs down that is GREAT! Stay motivated and you will get results! Keep up the great work!
Hey Lisa, congratulations on the 9 lbs!!!! Keep up the great work. I don't know how much you will lose overall (too many factors to figure and everyone is different) but I DO know that around the 8-9th week you will look and feel very different. Usually that (for me) fules the last few weeks.
Go, Go, Go and don't look back. jill
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Christina "Smudge" Hanson is an artist who "has worked on and off as both a comic book artist and writer, an illustrator, and as a 3D computer animator for both independent films and video games."[1] Among the projects she has been involved with are Bureau of Mana Investigation, an "8 issue limited comic book series"; and Ebin & May, a "short story comic book series".[2]
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- ↑ Current Projects on BackBreaker Studios LLC. Retrieved May 29, 2007.
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