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Paramore: There's always going to be some angst in our music
Hayley Williams, Jeremy Davis, Taylor York
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And then there were three. For any band to be successful without controversy is a novelty, and Paramore certainly falls in that category. Recently, founding members Josh and Zac Farro split from the Franklin, Tennesee pop-punk band. No matter. Hayley Williams, Jeremy Davis, and Taylor York forged on with touring and came to write the best album of the band's career. Their new sound on the self-titled album opens up new doors with a few love songs, and includes pieces addressing the loss of friends and bandmates, eventually coming to terms with ghosts of the past.
Gimme Noise spoke with guitarist Taylor York before the band's show this weekend at the Roy Wilkins Auditorium. We discussed what went into the new album and how the band has coalesced to become different musicians and people.
Gimme Noise: How are you? Taylor York: I'm doing very, very good. Right now we're in Brazil getting ready to hang out with fans.
Gimme Noise: That's great that you're taking the time to still do meet and greet with fans. Why is it important for you guys to do that?
Taylor York: Our fans are the only reason we're able to do this -- the only reason we're able to make it to Minnesota and play a bigger show. We owe everything to people that are connecting to our music and that are buying records and going to shows. It's definitely becoming harder and harder to have real interactions with fans besides online, so even these little moments where we can shake people's hands, sign something, exchange words, and smiles, that means a ton to us. Those are some of the things that keep us going and keep us grounded; they remind us that we are connecting with people.
Gimme Noise: So you guys are doing this huge tour -- and it feels like you've been on tour constantly -- but that last time you were in town was when you were touring with No Doubt, and we haven't seen you since then. How do you feel touring with them helped you guys as a band, and what did you learn from being on such a big tour?
Taylor York: We definitely look up to them -- both as people and musicians. I think it's inspiring to see people that have been doing it for so long and are still so dedicated and committed; they really figured out what works for them. I think when you're starting out, you have to work so hard -- you have to sprint. You have to really earn things, I mean, you always have to earn things, but you get to a point in your career where you figure out what works for you, and you realize it's a marathon -- it's not a sprint.
I think they really helped instill that in us by saying, "You guys need to watch out for your longevity and figure out how you guys can do this for a long time. You have to find out who you are." They were in better shape than us; they were working out everyday. It was really inspiring to be with a band like that. We're really thankful for that tour, but I'm excited to be back with our own show.
Gimme Noise: You said that some of No Doubt's advice was finding out who you are. Do you think you're still trying to find out who you are as a band, or do you feel you're there?
Taylor York: I guess I would hope for any artist that you never arrive. I do think we know who ourselves better now than we ever have, but we're still growing as individuals, and so you can assume that would affect our dynamic as a band. I do think we're in a more confident place than we've ever been, but we're constantly changing and growing and evolving.
Gimme Noise: I'm sure you get asked the question all of the time about the departure of the Farro Brothers, so I want to move away from that, as I'm sure you do.
Taylor York: Awesome.
Gimme Noise: I do think that since it was such a divisive time for the band, a lot of people use that period to define the band. What do you want the band to be defined by?
Taylor York: [pause] I don't really know -- that's a good question. I just want people to connect to our art and hopefully find something positive -- some sort of hope or release. I want it for it to be something more as a band, I suppose. I want to be defined as a band that moves people into a more positive place.
Gimme Noise: Can we talk a little about the new album? I felt the direction of Paramore was a little darker to me.
Taylor York: Oh, really? That's interesting. We were really trying to make it happier. [laughs] That's awesome.
Gimme Noise: Well, there's a ukulele tune ("Interlude: I'm Not Angry Anymore") that Hayley sings on -- it's happy, but there's an underlying darkness to it. Did you have expectations when you were writing for this album?
Taylor York: I think we've always written very emotional and dramatic records. I think there's always going to be some angst in our music, and we are emotional beings, so of course it will be emotional. We were trying to tip that, maybe just towards something happier and positive, because we really are in a more positive place. That's what we were going for, but I guess it didn't come across that way. [laughs]
Gimme Noise: Perhaps people interpret stuff differently from where they are in their lives. I'm sure if I listened to this when I was 20, I'd probably interpret it in a different way.
Taylor York: Right, right. Absolutely.
Gimme Noise: Was it scary to come out with such a different sound for this self-titled album? Did it cross your mind "We're gonna lose fans"?
Taylor York: Of course. We thought about every possible scenario. It's hard to not obsess about that, especially when you're going through such a major transition. Nothing's changed; I think even if the Farro brothers were still in the band, I think it would still be a defining album for us. We would have to change regardless. I think with all the added changes happening - everything we went through-- I think anything we did, we were scared about. If we had made the same record again as Brand New Eyes, we would have been scared. At a certain point, we had to believe in our new direction and commit to it -- be confident in what we were doing.
Gimme Noise: I think that's part of being human.
Taylor York: Yeah!
Gimme Noise: I know music is such a big part of your life, but can you tell me something about yourself outside of music that you are particularly proud of?
Taylor York: [sighs] I don't know. Honestly I feel like music is very consuming of our lives. We don't really have a lot of extra time [laughs] to explore other things, but I'm proud to be from the city that I'm from [Nashville], also the family that I'm from. I'm just trying to be a good person and a good brother and son and a good friend. That's what I really do outside of music. I wish I was more proud of this other non-musical person [laughs], but that's what I'm working on.
Gimme Noise: Taylor, thanks for your time. We're excited to have you back here in the Cities.
Taylor York: We cannot wait. This is going to be our best show we've ever put on. I feel like every tour we've done, we've learned more and more about ourselves as musicians and performers. Jeremy and our production team have been working endlessly on coming up with cool ideas, and we're coming up with setlists. This is definitely not a show that people want to miss. This is the one to go to; it will be the best show we've ever had.
Gimme Noise: Yeah, and I love Metric, too.
Taylor York: Yeah, and Hellogoodbye. It's gonna be such a party.
Paramore will perform at the Roy Wilkins Auditorium with Metric and Hellogoodbye on Saturday, November 23, 2013. AA, $37.50-$47.50, 7:30 p.m. Purchase tickets here.
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One way to look at how a pitcher attacks hitters is to look at what the pitcher throws in two-strike counts. In two-strike counts, pitchers often try to put hitters away with a breaking ball, induce weak contact with a sinker, overpower hitters with an extra-hard fastball, or throw a changeup with a bit of extra screw action.
I hadn't seen Yu Darvish pitch in quite some time, but since he started against my Boston Red Sox earlier this week, I once again got a first-hand look. How different he seemed from the pitcher I saw earlier in the season!
Commentary on Darvish has focused on how he has devolved into a kind of nibbling pseudo-Matsuzaka rather than a power pitcher who attacks hitters in the zone. I went to the data to look at how his approach vs. two-strike hitters has changed over the course of the season.
The first plot shows what kind of fastball Darvish has been throwing with two strikes. You can see a very clear difference between the months of April and May and the months of June, July, and August.
Early in the season, Darvish was attacking hitters with the four-seam fastball nearly 25% of the time in two-strike counts; that percentage has slowly tailed off, and he has turned into more of a sinkerball pitcher. While he rarely threw the sinker early in the season in two-strike counts (
I also looked at the kind of breaking pitches Darvish is throwing with two strikes.
Immediately, you can see a very obvious trend: the slider gradually has become his favorite two-strike weapon, approaching nearly 40% of his two-strike pitches. The curve, which was an early favorite (to compliment the four-seam fastball) has gradually tailed off and is now thrown only 15% of the time. Interestingly, there has been no obvious change in effectiveness that might warrant these changes in breaking ball usage: the two pitches have not gained or lost an appreciable percentage of whiffs/swing.
It is also worth noting that Darvish throws "two" curveball variants—a hard one and a softer one. In his August starts, his two-strike curveballs have lost almost 5.5 mph and gained over 6 inches of vertical drop compared to his earlier starts. So, the uptick in curveballs toward the end of that plot may indicate an increased propensity to throw the softer curve with two strikes.
Conclusion: Darvish is clearly approaching hitters differently with two strikes now than he was earlier in the season, which indicates he's trying to get outs a different way.
Pitch Tags compiled from the PITCH INFO LLC database. I would like to thank Harry Pavlidis for comments on an earlier draft of this article.
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I am working on some C# projects with Visual Studio 2005, and I am trying to change the platform target from x86 to Any CPU. I already went through all the dependencies that I know about and made sure that they were also built for Any CPU using the corflags tool.
When I change the platform target in Visual Studio 2005 it seems like it saves the change, but then when I build the project it still uses x86 anyway. The next time I open the project the platform target has been reset to x86.
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Released: Jan 01st, 2004
Running Time: 160
Director: Manuel Ferrara
Company: Platinum X
Cast: Michael Stefano, Zenza Raggi, Alberto Rey, Laura Lion, Frank Gun, Lauren Phoenix, Venus (I), Steve Holmes (I), Monica (I), Sophia (I), Manuel Ferrara, Erik Everhard, Sabina Black
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: All-Sex
A must for fans of hard-slamming sex and slut-satiating dick power.
Manuel Ferrara flaunts his stud power and continues to create radioactive gonzo porn. In the long first scene, he utterly ravishes the beautiful and ravenous Lauren Phoenix. It's so hot, it'll melt your eyes.
Lauren gyrates her ass in tight closeup as Ferrara kisses her, grabs her hair, slaps her ass. Even to this point, the scene is guaranteed to arouse the viewer as much as the Ferrara himself. Then the real action starts. Manuel stuffs his huge uncut dick down her throat, making her gag and spit. She sucks his toes, takes his spit, sits on his face and quivers in what looks like ecstasy. He pounds into her ass while massaging her clit. She screams deliriously, then chomps on his dick right out of her ass. Drenched and destroyed, she swallows his load.
A four-way sex scene, also shot in L.A. is almost as torrid. Venus and Sophia get slammed every which way by top studs Michael Stefano and Erik Everhard, who are in command and on the rampage. Several d.p.s in various configurations, including standing.
Three European scenes are somewhat lower wattage. Monica, a raggedy brunette, gets d.p.'d by Zenza Raggi and Frank Gun, dressed as doctors. Blonde Gina Blue crawls around an estate and finds three guys. Neither she nor the men has much energy. Lisa Lion and Sabrina Black make out with each other, and a balding guy jumps in. He does anal on both as they moan and grown unconvincingly. Fine looking females, but porn star phony.
A no-brainer pre-nom for Best Coupling scene: Phoenix and Ferrara.


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Sudden cardiac arrest is less common in children than it is in adults. It usually occurs when there is a lack of oxygen caused by a breathing problem such as choking, near-drowning, or respiratory infections.
In order to use an AED on a child from one year of age through eight years of age a special pediatric cable is used to reduce the amount of energy provided by the electrical shock.
Doing CPR on children aged one year to eight years is similar to doing CPR on adults. However, there are some minor differences. Most are due to the child's smaller size.
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Merck (MRK +0.5%) gives a ray hope to its dwindling pipeline, after saying that Phase 2b studies of MK-3102, its investigational once-weekly treatment for Type 2 diabetes , significantly lowered blood sugar when compared with a placebo. The pharmaceutical giant presented the data at the annual meeting of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes in Berlin, noting the results were very encouraging and it plans to begin Phase 3 studies very soon.
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As we near the April 24th launch for the Apple Watch, a pair of notable apps have received support for the device this evening. First off, Microsoft's OneNote app has been updated to version 2.11.7 with support for the Apple Watch. A variety of features will be available from the Watch, including the ability to dictate new notes.
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Microsoft is bringing its OneNote scanner app called Office Lens to the iPhone after first launching on Windows Phone a year ago. Office Lens is similar to other on-the-go scanner apps letting you use your iPhone camera to capture information from receipts, documents, and other information around you. Office Lens is different, however, because it's connected directly with OneNote, Microsoft's cloud-syncing notebook service.
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As many of you have pointed out, one major feature that has been missing from OneNote for iPad is handwriting. With today's update, you can pen notes. To get started, just tap the new Draw tab on the ribbon. Select a pen, marker, or highlighter and write, sketch or doodle until your heart's content.
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OneNote, Microsoft's cross-platform application for taking and organizing notes, received a useful update on the Mac adding support for OCR, or optical character recognition. OneNote version 15.7.1, which is rolling out on the Mac App Store now, adds the ability to scan images from OneDrive notebooks for text.
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Neither of those guys are tied off. This is a violation of the OSHA 6 foot rule and these pictures are enough evidence to issue a fine. Somebody... call the government...Hide replies
you are correct they are not following proper OSHA safety rules. You can try to poke fun at it, but when one company follows OSHA rules, carries proper insurance, and does the roofs right versus companies that don't follow the rules, don't carry insurance, and install roofs improperly, it basically gives these bad companies a huge cost break and competitive advantage. I'm not saying Flowquest is that kind of company, but considering the Journal did a piece about this company, and considering they are design/builders, they are not exactly what I would call a qualified roofing company...
Good story and great work by these two ladies to help save this old house but horrible choice of contractor for the roof. What qualifications besides a Journal story about building a home for his parents does this contractor possess. Two to three weeks for a roof, especially of that size? Are you kidding me? Is he doing it himself (I am guessing yes or with a pretty unskilled helper). Why aren't you tearing off the entire roof and making it water tight first instead of just going section by small section. And yes, as someone else said, why aren't you tied off per OSHA rules. Not like there is a photographer there or something...
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Jeff was there, looking for the Community Angle, as were as the "Business Owner" and the "Logistics Owner", our logistics contractor, and a designer from the Shell team...
We almost had the whole place to ourselves… the "California Gift Show" was setting up in the "South Exhibit Hall" where, during PDC'03, attendees scarfed-down meals and visited exhibitors, sponsors, and Microsoft product booths. Instead of ISVs stocking booths with brochures and evaluation CDs and filling bowls with hard candy and pens that light up, you had an infinite variety of vendors arranging an infinite variety of… "gifts". If you're in LA this weekend you might check it out and let me know what you bought.
We spent a lot of time contemplating the "South Exhibit Hall". Despite the chaotic scene created by hundreds of "gift" vendors setting up, it was very helpful to see the space again. We have great hopes that we'll be able to execute on some ideas we have for that space this time around, making it a community hub for the show. The one-liner is that we're considering physically aggregating the Hands-on Labs, Track Lounges, Ask the Experts, Exhibitors, Sponsors, Product Pavilions, and meal "features" as elements in a single structured area. If you're not in a breakout, you might be drawn to this area to connect up with someone, relax and eat a donut, talk to an exhibitor, try out some code, find someone who knows something you want to know, etc.
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The mother and father were married and then seperated and had a child while married. When they sepreated they verbaly agreed on visitaion and child support. The child use to come over every weekend but when he moved it was close to nothing bc the mother would never want to meet halfway so after three years of not being able to see his daughter as much as he was he moved back closer to her. the mother and currant wife got into a fight and now the mother has filed for sole custody. the father is currant with child support and see his daughter when she lets him. what are the chances of them going to court for the first time and the child is 12 of the father getting 50/50. they live in the same school district too and she has siblings that she has been there since they were born.
There are two types of custody to consider, Legal and physical.
There has been a tendency in the geographic region surrounding me (Greensboro / Winston-Salem) to give both parents legal custody unless there is some reason why it would not be in the child's best interest.
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In a lot of instances, the second parent will get every other weekend, (sometimes every weekend) and half holidays and some time in the summer.
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