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We recently caught up with Millencolin's drummer (and owner of De:Nihil Records), Fredrik Larzon, to get his take on the songs that got him in to punk rock. Check out his list here.
You know it's tough to keep it down to 11 tunes when you can't fit in stuff like Suicidal T's "Institutionalized", GBH "Sick Boy", DRI "I Don't Need Society", Bastard "Misery", Adolescents "Amoeba", Gorilla Biscuits "New Direction" or "new" stuff like Career Suicide "Cherry Beach", The Bronx "Heart Attack American", Fucked Up "Crusades" etc
1. Circle Jerks – "Back Against The Wall"
"Back Against The Wall" is one of my absolute all-time favorites every since the first time i heard this album (and the second one Wild In The Streets). A classic album packed with short aggressive yet melodic punk tunes. This particular song have this odd, but VERY cool beat that got me really hooked. Love it."
2. Discharge "Ain't No Feeble Bastard"
"This band, famous for the drumbeat called the D-beat (yes, google it kid!) created a sub genre of their own. Raw, primitive hardcorepunk at the absolute best. Even though they're famous for the D-beat this song has to be my favorite. The first two twelve-inches "WHY" and "Hear Nothing See Nothing Say Nothing" are nothing but true punk classics."
3. Asta kask "Landsplikt" En Tyst Minut 7″ EP
"This might not be familiar to some but as I'm from Sweden I have a bunch of swedish punk/hardcore-bands that have been very important for me through the yearsGoing from Maiden & Judas early 80′s to Slayer, Kreator and Possessed and loads of other thrash metal bands mid 80′s I found out about this band around about '86-'87. Of course I heard swedish punkbands like Ebba Grön and KSMB on the radio but this was new to me. This was really fast and felt even angrier that the swede punkstuff I'd heard before. I've played a couple of covers of these guys way back and we even recorded a cover of their song AB Böna Och Be with Millencolin and Mieszko (Nasum).."
4. Mob 47 "Animal Liberation" 7″ EP
"Here's another classic swedish hardcorepunkband. Got a bunch of tunes of this band on a comptape from a friend of mine. I was shocked by the speed of their songs like "Kärnvapen attack" and "Ni rustar vi dör". Really wanted to cover some songs with my first couple of bands but was never able to play that fast hahaha so we picked this one. I was really hooked by the message of the lyrics in this one too and got me started to think about vegetarinism and so on."
5. Bad Religion "You" No Control
"In Örebro, Sweden where I grew up it was pretty hard to find records with US punkbands in the 80′s-early 90′s so I always went to a store in Stockholm or maybe me and 3-4 friends would order some records from this store at the time called Chickenbrain Records. I got this album No Control 1990 I think. I'd been overdosing on german thrash/british grindcore and swedish death metal pretty much just started and I heard this song in that store in Stockholm and I was totally blown away by all melodies, speed and hooks."
6. Agent Orange "A Cry For Help In A World Gone Mad"
"Found this great album on our first US tour back in '96 in some dustfilled bin of 3$ cd's. The US guy who helped with driving and backlining told me " – You need to get this, It's a damn classic!" So I did and I've loved it ever since."
7. Poison Idea "Plastic Bomb"
"This was just a punch in the face when I found it. Solid album, you can really feel the anger, frustration and decadence. Note, lost the count somewhere mid 90′s of the number of airdrumming sessions at parties while listening to the song "Just To get Away" off the same album."
8. No Security "40-talisterna"
"Swedish hardcore again. Fast, political, angry swedish hardcorepunk that meant a lot to me and since back in 2003 I have a hardcorepunk band called Kvoteringen with some of these dudes."
9. Misfits "Bullet"
"Misfits popped up for me sometimes late 80′s in and just grabbed me. Supercatchy punksongs with evil lyrics and one hell of a cool looking band."
10. Anti Cimex "Under The Sun"
"Raging swedish D-beat hardcorepunk from a classic band. The two 7″ EP's "Raped Ass" and "Victims Of A Bombraid" are two milestones in swedish raw hardcorepunk and a style tons of bands around the world still try to copy. This song, Under The Sun is from what some would call the "newer" era of the band, cleaner production, longer songs etc. I really like this and was really inspired by it early 90′s."
11. Operation Ivy "Knowledge"
Very important for us. As soon as we heard this song (and a couple of others) through various skatevideos back in 91-92 we decided that we needed to start a So-Cal punkband with lyrics in english instead of the swedish type of punkrock we'd played for some years. We covered this from the very start of our band and also recorded it as well 93-94. This awesome song is one of the reasons Millencolin started in the first place!Add Millencolin to My Radar


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I'm looking for a 30" gas slide-in range in stainless. The budget is around $1500, which is reasonably limiting. I'm replacing a 10-12 year old Whirlpool Gold which I hate. So that basically leaves me with the following:
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Both have been taken into preventive custody to ward off any untoward incident, says police official
Old rivalry between the Vangaveeti and Devineni families was on the brink of raising its ugly head once again in Vijayawada on Friday, but timely intervention by the police prevented any untoward incident.
A clash at the Benz Circle was averted between YSR Congress leader Vangaveeti Radhakrishna, son for former fiery Congress leader Vangaveeti Mohan Ranga, and TDP youth wing leader Devineni Chandrasekhar, nephew of Congress leader Devineni Rajasekhar alias Nehru. Trouble began when supporters of Mr. Radhakrishna were burning an effigy of Home Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde near Mohan Ranga's statue on the MG Road, as part of the bandh called in protest against the Cabinet's approval of the draft Telangana Bill.
At the same time, Mr. Chandrasekhar led a motorcycle rally in support of Samaikyandhra to the same spot and tried to downplay the effigy burning.
Mr. Radhakrishna was watching the episode from the terrace of his house and as the motorcycles took a turn and left the place, he came down and entered into an argument with the police personnel and questioned the act of the TDP youth wing supporters.
He mobilised his supporters and proceeded towards Benz Circle, where he was stopped by the police force.
When the police personnel tried to reason with him, he once again entered into an argument. As things were turning out of control, Mr. Chandrasekhar tried to reach Benz Circle from the Eluru Road side.
Assistant Commissioner of Police D.V. Nageswara Rao whisked away the TDP youth wing leader to Penamuluru police station in a jiffy. At the same time Governorpet police station SHO Mahendra escorted Mr. Radhakrishna to the police station. The ACP said that both were taken into preventive custody to ward off any untoward incident, as the clash was heading towards a personal rivalry and had nothing to do with the bandh call or Samaikyandhra agitation.
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According to the pact, the two sides agreed "respect for each other's sovereignty and territorial integrity" and to "refrain from launching any attack, including bombardment".Al Jazeera's Harriet Martin, reporting from Khartoum, said that one of the mediators told her there were no expectation of immediate change on the ground, but that the agreement would be a "means of calling [both countries] to account because they have signed up to the deal".
Martin said that the memorandum of understanding covers five principles of which the two clauses referring to "no cross- border operations" and "no supporting of proxies" were the most important.
Just north of the border in south Kordofan, Juba is known to be supporting the Sudanese People's Liberation Army/Movement (SPLA/M) north, which is a key point of tension between the countries at the moment, she said.
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Negotiations between the two former civil war foes have been marred by eruptions of violence along the border, including in the contested Abyei and Blue Nile states.
While the two countries have also seen tensions due to a controversy surrounding a cross-border oil pipeline, with the south halting oil production last month, after Juba accused Khartoum of stealing $815m worth of crude oil, Martin said that this had not yet been tabled.
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Mar. 3–27: Lenten Preaching Series and Waffle Shop. The waffle irons heat up for lunch, and the program is set for a weekday lecture series featuring renowned, inspirational speakers. Preaching series: Tue.–Fri. noon–12:40p, free. Waffle shop: Tue.–Fri. 11a–1:30p. Calvary Episcopal Church, 102 N. Second, 525-6602, calvarymemphis.org.
Mar. 4: Leadership Memphis Awards Luncheon. Awards ceremony honors individuals and organizations that empower the community and make a positive impact. 11:30a, Hilton Ridgeway, 278-0016, leadershipmemphis.org.
Mar. 5, Apr. 2: Cooper-Young Night Out. Live music, retail specials, and assorted cuisine in Midtown's historically hip district. Every 1st Thu. 5–9p, free. 276-7222, cooperyoung.biz.
Mar. 7: Gathering of the Guilds. Fiber fun for knitters, spinners, quilters, weavers, sewers, tatters, and crocheters includes shopping, demos, door prizes, and keynote speaker on "The Language of Textiles." 9:30a–3p, Visible Music College, 834-2038, mghw.org.
Mar. 12: Emissaries of Memphis Music. A salute to 10 Memphis women in music includes Oscar-type award presentations and live performances to benefit the Memphis Musicians Healthcare Plan. 7p, Kroc Center, 576-6850, memphismusic.org.
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Mar. 13: Park + Pajamas. Family sleepover includes nocturnal nature hike, stargazing family movie and snacks, and breakfast with the buffalo. 7p–9a, Shelby Farms Park, 222-7265, shelbyfarmspark.org.
Mar. 13–15: Southern Women's Show. Fashion, fun, health, beauty, demos, shopping, decorating, food, contests, and prizes — just for starters! Fri. 10a–8p, Sat. 10a–7p, Sun. 11a–6p, free parking, Agricenter Int'l, 800-849-0248, southernshows.com.
Mar. 14: The Luck of the Irish Walking Tour. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day by visiting the Scots–Irish who rest at Elmwood. Meet a former mayor, a founder of the city, and a scalawag or two! 10:30a, Elmwood Cemetery, 774-3212, elmwoodcemetery.org.
Mar. 20: Brooks Uncorked! More than 60 wines from around the world, cuisine from the hottest restaurants, silent auction, and live entertainment. 7p, Brooks Museum, 544-6200, brooksmuseum.org.
Mar. 20: Campfire Party. Family campfire with songs, stories, hot dogs, cider, s'mores, and family activities. 6–8p, RSVP 636-4131, memphisbotanicgarden.com.
Mar. 21: Chalkfest Community Day. It's spring break, with hands-on activities, performances, and a collaboration to turn the plaza into a colorful work of chalk art. 10a–2p, Brooks Museum, 544-6200, brooksmuseum.org.
Mar. 21: Read Across America Flash Mob. Bring the family, books, and snacks, and join other readers on the lawn. Book giveaways for kids and Literacy Mid-South info tent. 10a–1p, free. Overton Park, 327-6000, literacymidsouth.org.
Mar. 21: The Red Shoe Gala. Step right up to a chic-circus, black-tie affair that includes a three-ring extravaganza of food, libations, auctions, music by Memphis Soul Review, and thrilling, circus-inspired entertainment to benefit Ronald McDonald House. 6–10p, The Columns, 312-7479, redshoegalamemphis.com.
Mar. 21: Cosmic Trunk Show. Artisan market features jewelry, housewares, and sculptures. Cash-bar cosmos and catered snacks available. 10a–5p, free. Metal Museum, 774-6380, metalmuseum.org.
Mar. 21: If Beale Street Could Talk Tour. The secret history of America's most iconic street comes to life on a walking tour with legendary characters. Tours are guided, with commentary. Includes admission to the Ernest Withers Gallery and the Rock 'n' Soul Museum. 4p, RSVP 843-3260, rhodes.edu/bealestreetsymposium.
Mar. 23–28: Memphis Fashion Week. Experience local and regional fashion through designers, photographers, models, and boutiques in a citywide collection of events to benefit Memphis College of Art. memphisfashionweek.org.
Mar. 26: United Way Annual Luncheon. All-new celebration, with a "big-news" announcement about United Way and the Mid-South's hopes and aspirations. 11:30a–1p, Peabody Hotel, 433-4800, uwmidsouth.org.
Mar. 27, Apr. 24: South Main Art Trolley Tour. Stroll through the historic arts districts, as shops, restaurants, and art galleries display unusual merchandise, cuisines, and art. Every last Fri. 6–9p, free. Main between Vance and St. Paul, 578-7262, gosouthmain.com.
Mar. 28: Art Suitable for Framing. Exhibition and sale includes cash bar, hors d'oeuvres, and Athenian dancers to raise funds for the children of Le Bonheur. 1–6p, Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church, 573 N. Highland, 327-8177, goann.net.
Mar. 28: One Night. Not just a party but also a powerful philanthropy, this fundraiser for Regional One Health Foundation features cocktails, dinner, live auction, and a concert with The Bar-Kays, The Pointer Sisters, and The O'Jays. 6p, Cook Convention Center, 545-6006, regionalonehealthfoundation.org/one-night-2015.
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Mar. 28–29: Daffodil Show. The American Daffodil Society's accredited exhibition and competition blooms with sunny inspirations. Sat. 2–5p, Sun. 1–4p, Dixon Gallery, 312-1248, dixon.org.
Mar. 31: Vine to Wine at the Garden. Sehr gut! German wines take the spotlight, paired with German-inspired fare, door prizes, and evening surprises. 6–8p, RSVP 636-4131, memphisbotanicgarden.com.
Apr. 2: Whet Thursday. Enjoy the museum after hours, participate in a foundry class, make cuttlebone jewelry, listen to live music, and enjoy specialty drinks and food truck gourmet. 5:30–8p, Metal Museum, 774-6380, metalmuseum.org.
Apr. 3: Memphis Redbirds Exhibition Game. Take thee out to the ballpark and warm up for the 2015 AAA season with this exhibition game against the Redbirds' new parent team, the St. Louis Cardinals. 6p, AutoZone Park, 721-6000, memphisredbirds.com.
Apr. 4: Memphis Farmers Market Season Opener. Harvest another season of good, local nutrition, live music, food trucks, health events, and entertainment. Saturdays thru Nov. 21, 7a–1p, Central Station Pavilion, S. Front and G.E. Patterson, memphisfarmersmarket.org.
Apr. 4: Eco EGGStravaganza. Spring has sprung! Music, junior fishing rodeo, egg crafting and hunts, environmental exhibits, hikes, treetop ropes, and food trucks. 10a–4p, Shelby Farms Park, 767-PARK, shelbyfarmspark.org.
Apr. 4: Family Egg Hunt. Search 96 acres for hidden eggs with prizes for grown-ups and children alike. Magic show, live music, photos with the Easter Bunny, and kids crafts. 1–4p, Botanic Garden, 636-4100, memphisbotanicgarden.com.
Apr. 9–19: Midtown Opera Festival. Chamber operas, family events, panel discussions, and late-night cabarets. Playhouse on the Square, 257-3100, operamemphis.org.
Apr. 11: MEMFix: Pinch District. Memphis's first neighborhood gets a temporary makeover to bring awareness and imagination to what the district is capable of being. North Main and Jackson, memfix.org.
Apr. 11: Spring Tree Tour of Elmwood. Elmwood is home to almost 1,500 trees, some of which are older than the cemetery. 10:30a, 774-3212, elmwoodcemetery.org.
Apr. 11: Mud Island Season Opener. America's premier Mississippi River park and museum open with a splash. Walk the half-mile scale model, enjoy green spaces, and join in on family-fun events. 10a–5p, free. Mud Island, 576-7241, mudisland.com.
Apr. 11: Overton Square Crawfish Festival. Large arts and crafts market, live music, and crawfish by the buckets. Noon–6p, Madison Ave. in Overton Square, 281-6468, overtonsquare.com.
Apr. 15–19: Africa in April. Honor The Republic of Gabon through music, arts, crafts, fashions, food, education, economics, culture, and history. Times vary, Robert Church Park, 947-2133, africainapril.org.
Apr. 16, 23, 30: Peabody Rooftop Party. Every Thursday through August, the rooftop rocks with live entertainment, food, drinks, and connections under the stars. 6–11p, Peabody Hotel, 529-4000, peabodymemphis.com.
Apr. 17: Campbell Scotch Whiskey Tour. Single, nutty, aged, and rich, meet the Scotch of your dreams. 18 of the finest whiskeys paired with classic Memphis cuisine to benefit The Campbell Foundation and Footprints in Motion. 7p, Botanic Garden, 759-5490, campbell-foundation.org.
Apr. 17–18: Spring's Best Plant Sale. Huge assortment of perennials, annuals, tropicals, herbs, shrubs, and trees, plus specialty garden items and expert advice. 9a–5p, Botanic Garden, 636-4100, memphisbotanicgarden.com
Apr. 17–19: Forging on the River. Weekend of blacksmith lectures, demos, workshops, and networking. Saturday night dinner party and auction. Metal Museum, 774-6380, metalmuseum.org.
Apr. 18: SpeakEasy Gala. Put on your glad rags and enjoy a 1920s-style roaring event, with food from outstanding restaurants, full bar, games, silent and live auctions, wine pull, and live jazz entertainment to benefit the Memphis Oral School for the Deaf. 6:30p, Great Hall in Germantown, 758-2228, mosdkids.org.
Apr. 18: Memphis Brewfest. International beer festival celebrates great American craft beer and exotic brews from around the world. Join breweries and beer enthusiasts to sample and learn about beer. 4–7:30p, AutoZone Park, memphisbrewfest.com.
Apr. 19: Rajun Cajun Crawfish Festival. More than 15,000 pounds of crawfish, live Zydeco bands, VIP Swamp Tent, and gumbo cook-off to benefit Porter-Leath. 11a–6p, Wagner Place between Union and Beale, 577-2500, porterleath.org.
Apr. 24–25: Dixon Garden Faire. Garden sale offering rare, choice, and unusual plants, from difficult-to-find natives and award-winning favorites to the latest cultivars and new introductions. 9a–4p, Dixon Gallery, 761-5250, dixon.org.
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Apr. 25: The Graven Sounds Tour. Memphis musician Willy Bearden introduces visitors to the music that echoes through the lives of the people who rest at Elmwood. 10:30a, Elmwood Cemetery, 774-3212, elmwoodcemetery.org.
Apr. 25: Southern Hotwing Festival. Pack the park with the sweet smell of hot wings, music, hot-wing eating contest, silent auction, and family tradition and fun to benefit the Ronald McDonald House of Memphis. 11a–6p, Mississippi River Park and Riverside Drive, southernhotwingfestival.com.
Apr. 25: Playhouse Art Auction. All-day silent auction culminates in hot bidding from a live auction on stage. Drinks, eats, and a full cast of characters. 6:30p live auction begins, Playhouse on the Square, 726-4656, playhouseonthesquare.org.
Apr. 26: Huey's Midtown Turns 45. The award-winning Home of Blues, Brews, and Burgers celebrates a birthday with all-day live music on two stages, food, and burger-flippin' fun. Well done! 2p–till, 1927 Madison, 726-4372, hueyburger.com.
Apr. 30: Dining Out for Life. Eat at a participating restaurant and benefit Friends For Life, the largest and most comprehensive HIV/AIDS organization in the Mid-South. diningoutforlife.com.
May 2: Get Down and Derby. Wear your best Derby duds! Live viewing of the Kentucky Derby, Derby-inspired dinner, silent auction, live music, dancing, and wine pull to benefit the local Down Syndrome Association. 4–9p, The Great Hall of Germantown, 547-7588, dsamemphis.org.
Bartlett Performing Arts and Conference Center: 3663 Appling, 385-6440, bpacc.org. Mar. 7: Jaimee Paul Band featuring Leif Shires, Trumpet, 8p. Mar. 14: New Orleans's own Dukes of Dixieland, 8p, duckesofdixieland.com. Mar. 27: Legend Series: Jeanne Robertson, humorist and national toastmaster, 8p. Apr. 10: "The Wonder Bread Years," starring Pat Hazell, 8p.
Brooks Museum of Art: 1934 Poplar, 544-6200, brooksmuseum.org. One of the leading art museums in the American South. See website for full list of workshops, lectures, films, lunches, and programs. Wednesdays: Pay What You Can, 10a–4p. Mar. 7–May 10: "Artists/Activists: Marcellous Lovelace, Frank D. Robinson, and Siphne Sylve." Thru Mar. 8: "Greetings of Love: Printed Valentines from the Late Victorian Era. "Thru Mar. 15: "Discover Me: Exploring Identity Through Art Therapy," works from art therapy access program at South Park Elementary School. Thru Jan. 3, 2016: "Cats and Quotes, featuring felines from a variety of periods.
Buckman Arts Center at St. Mary's School: 60 Perkins Ext'd, 537-1483, buckmanartscenter.com. Mar. 20: Los Lonely Boys, three Texas brothers lauded for their Tex-Mex, Conjunto, Tejano, rock, and blues influence, 8p. Apr. 19: Te Amo, Argentina Tango, 7p.
Cannon Center for the Performing Arts: 255 N. Main, 576-1200, box office 576-1269, 800-726-0915, thecannoncenter.com. See Memphis Symphony Orchestra listing and Cannon website for complete schedule. Mar. 13: "Shen Yun," reviving 5,000 years of civilization, 8p, 888-974-3698, shenyun.com. Mar 21: Memphis Symphony Orchestra: "The Seven Deadly Sins" with Storm Large, 7:30p, 537-2525, memphissymphony.org.
Circuit Playhouse: 51 S. Cooper, 726-4656, playhouseonthesquare.org. Thru Mar. 22: "Assassins," a shooting gallery of some of history's most notorious players. Apr. 10–May 3: "Tribes," a deaf young man finds a "tribe" he's never known before.
Concerts International: UofM Harris Concert Hall, 527-3067, concertsinternationalmemphis.org. Mar. 17: East Coast Chamber Orchestra, 7:30p. Apr. 8: Dover Quartet with Victor Asuncion, 7:30p.
Cooper-Young Historic District: Cooper–Young Intersection, Midtown, 276-7222, cooperyoung.biz. 1st Thursdays: Cooper-Young Night Out, festive time with live music, retail discounts, and restaurant specials, 5–9p. Saturdays Year-Round: Farmers Market, 8a–1p.
Dixon Gallery and Gardens: 4339 Park, 761-5250, dixon.org. Private estate museum on 17 acres of formal and informal gardens. See website for workshops, lectures, classes, garden demos, and children's events. Tuesdays & Sundays: Current exhibit curatorial tour, 2p. Wednesdays: Munch & Learn Lecture Series, noon. 3rd Thursdays: Art After Dark, galleries and gardens stay open until 8 p.m., with entertainment and cash bar. Thru Mar. 1: Amaryllis Exhibition. Mar. 28–29: Daffodil Show and Competition. Thru Mar. 29: "Lester Merriweather: Nothing Is For Ever Last," connects contemporary capitalism with colonial conquests. Thru Apr. 19: "Treasures from the Berger Collection: British Art 1400–2000." Apr. 24–25: Dixon Garden Faire, 9a–4p.
Downtown Neighborhood Association: 521-9552, memphisdna.org. 4th Tuesdays: Monthly public information meeting: 6p social, 6:30p program. See website for details.
Elmwood Cemetery: 824 S. Dudley, 774-3212, elmwoodcemetery.org. Historic 1852 grounds are the area's first garden-movement cemetery. Mar. 14: The Luck of the Irish Walking Tour, 10:30a. Apr. 11: Spring Tree Tour, 10:30a. Apr. 18: African-American History Tour, 10:30a. Apr. 25: The Graven Sounds Tour, 10:30a.
Evergreen Presbyterian Church: 613 University, 274-3740, evergreenmemphis.org. Mar. 27: Organ music from the English Romantics, 7:30p, free, 843-3775.
Evergreen Theatre: 1705 Poplar, 274-7139, theatreworksmemphis.org. Mar. 13–21: Friends of George's: "Dragnificent 2015," sketch comedy and production numbers to benefit Evergreen Theatre, friendsofgeorges.org. Mar. 24–Apr. 2: Bluff City Tri-Art Theatre: "The Liberal: Mrs. Price," the longtime relationship between an employer and her housekeeper takes a turn after Dr. King's assassination, 946-6140, facebook.com.
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Farmers Market Downtown: Central Train Station Pavilion, S. Front and G.E. Patterson, memphisfarmersmarket.org. Saturdays Apr. 4–Nov. 21: All locally produced goods: 7a–1p.
FedExForum: 191 Beale, 205-1234, tickets: 800-745-3000, fedexforum.com. See website for complete events listing. Also see Memphis Grizzlies NBA and University of Memphis Tigers Basketball. Mar. 20: R& B legend Charlie Wilson and the "Forever Charlie" tour, with special guests Kem and Joe, 7p, charliewilsonmusic.com. Apr. 17: "Black & Brown Comedy Get Down" featuring Cedric the Entertainer, Mike Epps, Eddie Griffin, and friends, 8p.
Germantown Performing Arts Center: 1801 Exeter, 751-7500, gpacweb.com. Mar. 1: MSO: Mozart, Gershwin & Rachmaninoff, 7:30p, 537-2500, memphissymphony.org. Mar. 6: JazzReach, featuring Metta Quintet and Stax Music Academy, 7p. Mar. 19: Tango Buenos Aires, one of Argentina's great cultural exports, 7:30p. Mar 22: Memphis Symphony Orchestra: "The Seven Deadly Sins" with Storm Large, 2:30p, 537-2525, memphissymphony.org. Mar. 28: IRIS Orchestra: The Torch Passes, Beethoven's symphonic legacy through Brahms and Mendelssohn, 8p. Apr. 11: Master Guitar Series: Jody Fisher, 7p. Apr. 19: Memphis Wind Symphony with Wendy Moten, 7p. Apr. 23: "Sleeping Beauty — Russian National Ballet," 7:30p. Apr. 24: Robert Earl Keen, musical storyteller, 8p.
Golf Tournaments: Apr. 20: The Speer Rajun Cajun Golf Scramble at The Links at Galloway benefits Porter-Leath, 11:30a, 577-2500, porterleath.org.
Hattiloo Theatre: 37 S. Cooper, 525-0009, hattiloo.org. Mar. 19–Apr. 12: "King Hedley II," the eighth play of August Wilson's living timeline about the black experience in America. Apr. 23–May 24: "Purlie Victorious," a flamboyant, self-ordained minister returns to Georgia to convert an old barn into a church.
Lichterman Nature Center: 5992 Quince, 767-7322, memphismuseums.org. Open year-round for self-guided trail backpacking and nature programs/exhibits. Tuesdays–Saturdays: Wild Lunch with the Animal Keepers, noon. 4th Saturdays: Trail Blazin' Volunteers, 9a–noon.
Masonic Contemporary: 825 Union, 526-7679, masoniccontemporary.org. Apr. 10–May 10: "The Dual Show Experience," drawings and paintings by Carl Moore.
Memphis Botanic Garden: 750 Cherry, 636-4100, memphisbotanicgarden.com. See website for classes, workshops, lunch & learns, camps, receptions, and lectures. Apr. 17–18: Spring's Best Plant Sale, 9a–5p. Apr. 29–Oct. 28: Farmers' Market at the Garden, Wednesdays, 2–6p.
Memphis Grizzlies NBA: FedExForum, 205-1234, grizzlies.com. Season runs Oct–Apr. Mar. 3: Utah, 7p. Mar. 6: L.A. Lakers, 7p. Mar. 14: Milwaukee, 7p. Mar. 16: Denver, 7p. Mar. 21: Portland, 7p. Mar 25: Cleveland, 7p. Mar. 27: Golden State Warriors, 7p. Mar 30: Sacramento, 7p. Apr 3: Oklahoma City, 7p. Apr. 4: Washington, 7p. Apr. 8: New Orleans, 7p. Apr. 15: Indiana, 7p.
Memphis Heritage: 2282 Madison, 272-2727, memphisheritage.org. Mar. 2–30: Preservation Series: Memphis, Movie Hub of the Mid-South, Mondays, 7p.
Memphis Redbirds AAA Baseball: AutoZone Park, 721-6000, memphisredbirds.com. Season runs Apr–Sep. Apr. 3: Exhibition game, St. Louis Cardinals, 6p. Apr. 9–10 (7p), 11 (6p), 12 (1:30p): Iowa. Apr. 13–14 (7p), 15 (11a), 16 (7p): Omaha. Apr. 25–26 (7p), 27 (6p), 28 (1:30p): Round Rock.
Metal Museum: 374 Metal Museum Dr., 774-6380, metalmuseum.org. The only museum in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to fine metalwork. See website for class and demo times. Mar. 13: "Tributaries: Vivian Beer & Fred Woell: Art is an Accident," architecturally inspired furniture, 5–7p. Mar. 21: Cosmic Trunk Show, 10a–5p. Apr. 2: Whet Thursday, 5:30–8p. Thru Apr. 19: "Iron and Gold," works combining the delicate with the sturdy.
Mississippi RiverKings Hockey: Landers Center, Southaven, MS, 662-342-1755, riverkings.com. Season runs Oct.–Mar. Mar. 3: Huntsville, 7p. Mar. 20 (7p), 21 (6p), 27–28 (7p): Peoria.
Mud Island Park: 125 N. Front, 576-7241, mudisland.com. America's premier Mississippi River park and museum. Open Apr.–Oct. Apr. 11: Season opener, 10a–5p.
National Civil Rights Museum: 450 Mulberry, 521-9699, civilrightsmuseum.org. Chronicles the key episodes and legacy of the American civil rights movement. Thru May 10: "Pictures Tell the Story," works by famed Memphis photographer Ernest Withers.
Old Daisy Theater: 329 Beale. Mar 20: Calvin Newborn Live in Concert with the Rhodes Jazz Band, 7:30p, WEB.
Orpheum Theatre: 203 S. Main, 525-3000, 800-982-2787, orpheum-memphis.com. "The South's Finest Theater." Mar. 6: "50 Shades! The Musical Parody," 8p 50shadesthemusical.com. Mar. 7: "Ledisi: The Intimate Truth Tour," 8p. Mar. 14: Santana, 8p. Mar. 20–21: "The Color Purple. Mar. 27: Family Series: "Feet Don't Fail Me Now," a percussive-dance phenomenon, 6:30p. Mar. 28–29: Disney in Concert: "Magical Music from the Movies," benefiting MSO. Apr. 1: "An Evening with Sarah McLachlan, 8p. Apr. 2: Tedeschi Trucks Band, 8p. Apr. 10: Family Series: "Spot," the most famous and beloved dog in children's literature, 6:30p. Apr. 17–19: Ballet Memphis: "Swan Lake," the dance world's most iconic story of good and evil. Apr. 24–26: Tyler Perry's "Madea on the Run." Apr. 28–29: Celtic Woman. Apr. 30: An Evening with Bob Dylan and His Band, 8p.
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Overton Park: 2080 Poplar, 214-5450, overtonpark.org, parkfriends.net. 342-acre public park founded in 1901. Mar. 21: Read Across America Flash Mob, 10a–1p, literacymidsouth.org.
Pink Palace Museum: 3050 Central, 320-6362, memphismuseums.org. Exhibits include Memphis history, geology, and America's first self-service grocery store. Thru Apr. 19: "Animal Grossology," experience the stinkiest, slimiest, and downright yuckiest creatures on earth.
Pink Palace Museum CTI 3D Giant Theater: 3050 Central, 636-2362, memphismuseums.org. Exhibits include Memphis history, geology, and America's first self-service grocery store. Thru Nov. 13: "Hidden Universe 3D," an extraordinary journey to the birthplace of stars and beyond. Mar. 7–Nov. 13: "Humpback Whales 3D."
Playhouse on the Square: 66 S. Cooper, 726-4656, playhouseonthesquare.org. Mar. 12–28: "The Seagull," a famous but aging actress is obsessed with a callous younger lover. Mar. 13–29: "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike," an homage to Chekhov's classic themes of love and loss.
Rhodes College: Clough-Hanson Art Gallery: 2000 N. Parkway, 843-3442, rhodes.edu. Mar. 2–31: "Cuban Detente," 30 large-format photographs taken in Cuba since 2001 by David LaFevor; opening reception Mar. 2, 4:15p.
Run/Walk: Mar. 7: Move It Memphis 5K/10K at FedExForum benefits Greater Memphis Chamber programs, 10a, moveitmemphis.racesonline.com. Mar. 21: Daffodil Dash at Memphis Botanic Garden benefits garden programs, 10a, 636-4100, memphisbotanicgarden.com. Mar. 22: Kick It 5K at Shelby Farms benefits Herb Kosten Pancreatic Cancer Research Foundation, 2p, kickit5k.racesonline.com. Mar. 28: National Foundation for Transplants 5K, 8a, 5350 Poplar, transplants.org/5K. Mar. 28: The Glo Run at Shelby Farms benefits the Mid-South Food Bank, 7:45p, theglorun.com/memphis. Apr. 11: Walking as One at Church Health Center Wellness benefits Church Health Center, 9a, 1115 Union, 272-7170, churchhealthcenter.org.
Sharpe Planetarium: 3050 Central, 636-2362, memphismuseums.org. Thru mid June: "Wonders of the Universe," a tour through the current night skies.
South Main Association: 578-7262, gosouthmain.com. 2nd Tuesdays: Monthly public information meeting: 6p social, 6:30p program. See website for details.
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South Main Historic Arts District: Between Vance and St. Paul, 578-7262, gosouthmain.com. Last Fridays: South Main Art Trolley Tour, shops, restaurants, and galleries stay open late, 6–9p.
Stax Museum of American Soul Music: 926 E. McLemore, 942-SOUL, staxmuseum.com. State-of-the-art museum at the original site of Stax Records. Thru June 30: "Soul: Memphis's Original Sound — Photographs by Thom Gilbert," 80 portraits of Memphis-related soul music artists.
Theatre Memphis: 630 Perkins Ext'd, 682-8323, theatrememphis.org. Mar. 6–29: "The Boy From Oz," the life of Peter Allen. Apr. 3–19: "Rapture, Blister, Burn," a look at the decisions made that may define a life. Apr. 24–May 10: "The Philadelphia Story," a witty look at the goings-on behind the scenes of a posh socialite wedding.
TheatreWorks: 2085 Monroe, 274-7139, theatreworksmemphis.org. Apr. 17–26: Bluff City Tri-Art Theatre: "Two Old Black Guys Just Sitting Around Talking," two men who can't get along are drawn to the same park bench every day, 946-6140, facebook.com.
Walking Tours: Downtown History: Host Jimmy Ogle, 604-5002, jimmyogle.com, free. Tuesdays: Downtown tours, 11:45a, check website. Apr. 12, May 17: Memphis & Arkansas Bridge Walk, 2p, Crump Park on Metal Museum Drive. Apr. 16, May 21: Downtown Courthouse, noon, meet Adams & Second. Apr. 26: Riverfront Park, Cobblestone Wharf, 2p, meet Monroe & Riverside. May 31: Martyrs Park to Ashburn-Coppock Park, 2p, meet Martyrs Park.
Woodruff-Fontaine House Museum: 680 Adams, 526-1469, woodruff-fontaine.com. Restored 1870s French Victorian mansion. Mar. 6: Fresco: Building the Woodruff-Fontaine House, a casual tour built around architecture and design, 6–9p. Thru May 3: "Timeless Romance," a new springtime collection of accessions brings the Jazz Age to mind.
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Taking it in order, though, there was the New Mexico bar exam. A good amount of anxiety was built into that. Then there was graduation. That helped drown out the anxiety for a bit. Sara and I got married! We whisked away on our honeymoon. Thereafter we drove literally through the night to start our new life out West. And, in what now seems like a series of memories from the best of dreams, here we are. I am now a licensed attorney in the state of New Mexico. Sara is writing. We have left a lot behind us, and we certainly hope that we get to see those friends again who are now somewhere in a parallel to us, moving forward.
I am quite satisfied with my job. I love the home that we have (though we do not own it). Sara is working very diligently from our home, and she will begin her graduate studies soon. I am proud of where we are, though I know that we each had only a small part in shaping where we are and how we got here.
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Kuhnian Paradigms: On Meaning and Communication Breakdown in Medicine
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In this paper, I enquire whether there are Kuhnian paradigms in medicine, by way of analysing a case study from the history of medicine—the discovery of the germ theory of disease in the nineteenth century. I investigate the Kuhnian aspects of this event by comparing the work of the famous school of microbiology founded by Robert Koch with a rival school, powerful in the nineteenth century, but now almost forgotten, founded by Carl Nageli. Through my case study, I show that medical science possesses some Kuhnian features. Within each school, scientists used similar exemplars and shared the same assumptions. Moreover, their research was resistant to novelty, and the results of one party were disregarded by the other. In other words, in a moderate sense, the Koch and Nageli groups worked within distinct paradigms. However, I reject the stronger Kuhnian claim that the terms used within the two paradigms were mutually unintelligible. Focusing on the semantic aspects, I argue that no account of incommensurability of reference can be given in this case, although, for sociological reasons, the two parties talked past each other. I suggest in addition that the rival scientists could have understood each other more easily if their theoretical commitments had not been so deeply ingrained, and I use the example of Pasteur to indicate that the causal account of meaning might have avoided the communication breakdown.
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- Kuhnian Paradigms: On Meaning and Communication Breakdown in Medicine
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Medicine Studies
Volume 2, Issue 4 , pp 245-263
- Cover Date
- 2011-05-01
- 10.1007/s12376-011-0063-7
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- Springer Netherlands
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- Germ theory
- Infectious disease
- Paradigms
- Kuhn
- Fleck
- Incommensurability
- Koch
- Pasteur
- Nageli
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- 1. Philosophy Department, Furness College, Lancaster University, Room B25, Lancaster, LA1 4YG, UK


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Detroit swept Oakland on the way to last season's World Series, but the Tigers haven't been looking like defending American League champions lately.
The AL Central-leading Tigers and Athletics will square off for the first time since last year's AL championship series when they open a three-game series Monday in Oakland.
Detroit (60-44) swept Oakland (49-56) in four games in last season's ALCS, outscoring the A's 22-9. The Tigers won the AL pennant for the first time since winning the World Series in 1984, but lost in five games to the St. Louis Cardinals.
The Tigers have now dropped six of their last seven, and enter this series on the heels of a three-game weekend sweep at the hands of the Los Angeles Angels. Detroit was outscored 34-13 in the series, capped by Sunday's 13-4 loss, but remained a one-half game ahead of second-place Cleveland in the AL Central.
"I think we're a good team," Tigers manager Jim Leyland said. "I think you saw two good teams. One of them was playing good and one of them wasn't. Obviously, the one that was, swept the series and the other one got swept."
Detroit got more bad news on Sunday as Kenny Rogers, who was scheduled to start this contest, went on the disabled list with inflammation in his elbow. Rogers, who also missed the Tigers' first 71 games after undergoing surgery to remove a blood clot from his left shoulder and repair arteries, joins Marcus Thames on the DL.
Reliever Zach Miner is on the bereavement list and isn't expected to rejoin the team at least until next weekend.
"I think you can find out what you're made out of," Leyland told the Tigers' official Web site. "I think you make it a positive and not sit around worrying about it. It's a blow. "
The Tigers recalled right-hander Jordan Tata from Triple-A Toledo to start in Rogers' place. Tata, who was 3-3 with a 3.29 ERA in 11 starts for Toledo, will make his season debut and his first major league start.
He made eight relief appearances for the Tigers last season, earning a 6.14 ERA without getting a decision.
"Hopefully it's only going to be a couple starts (lost) for Kenny, but I can't answer that," Leyland said. "Tata's the guy. Let's try him. Let's take a look at him."
The A's are 13 games behind the Angels for the AL West lead, and appear unlikely to return to the postseason. They dropped the final three contests of their four-game set in Seattle, including a 14-10 defeat in Sunday's finale.
Oakland rallied from a 6-0 deficit, but allowed seven total runs in the seventh and eighth innings.
"At this point in time, a loss is a loss and it doesn't matter how you do it," said Nick Swisher, who drove in three runs and scored three more for the A's.
Oakland starter Joe Blanton (8-7, 3.69) is 0-3 with a 6.75 ERA over his last four starts. He gave up five runs and 11 hits in six innings without getting a decision in a 7-6 loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday, becoming the first Oakland pitcher to allow at least 10 hits in four consecutive starts since Rick Langford in 1982.
Blanton is 2-1 with an 8.27 ERA in three career starts against the Tigers, all of which came last season.


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Hello, I live in Portland, OR and am about to clear ground for a new garden. If I'm going to go with in-ground, raised beds, when should I look to take out the grass? The soil underneath is too wet to work still, but is there any harm in tearing out the grass now? Its still very much alive, does it come up and compost better If i Cover it and kill it first?
I'm in Portland, too, and planning on another raised bed. This time, we're not going to tear out the sod--we're covering the grass with cardboard & then putting soil/compost on top. Taking out the sod this time of year will be a muddy mess, and you will end up removing a lot of soil with it. I've found sod removal easier (and less messy--you can just shake the dirt out) at the end of summer.
One way is to go rent a sod cutter.
Cut the sod and roll it up.
Either stack it to be used, or turn it into compost.
I put in a second eighteen by ten foot garden twenty some years ago and I cut the sod with large butcher knife.
A machine is much, much, much simpler.
It saves a huge amount of time and effort to just be able to start working the cleared area.


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Tryin to be healthy so we do not get here very often, however if you want to splurge...this is the place! White fluff stuffed chocolate long john, apple fritters are awesome, hubby likes old fashion. A great treat for the kids. Several location in KC Metro.
My husband went here to get donuts with a coupon my mother-in-law wanted to use. It was "Buy a dozen, get 6 free". That would indicate a total of 18 donuts. The lady working when he went. Did not understand the coupon. She said yes, you pick 12 and you get half of them free. My husband tried to explain...
I grew up with another donut shop and I love la Mars. they have the best apple fritters and glazed donuts.
It was so quiet when I stopped into my local LaMar's Donuts this morning for International Coffee Day. Did everybody forget that a cup of coffee was free today? I was in here on Saturday as well. Service is always perfect, and cheerfully done in spite of long lines. This place reminds me of childhood donut shops. Everything is fresh,...
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