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Like festivals, stand-up comedy or art exhibits? If so, then you're in luck. There are tons of exciting things taking place each weekend in the Queen City and CityBeat has partnered with WCPO to bring you the top nine picks.
1. Oktoberfest-Zinzinnati 2012
This weekend, Cincinnati will transform into Zinzinnati for the 2012 celebration of Oktoberfest downtown.
More than 500,000 herren und frauen (men and women) are expected to converge on a six-block area of Fifth Street to eat, sing, mingle, sport lederhosen, listen to polka music, try to speak German and perform the Chicken Dance.
Known as the largest celebration of its kind in the U.S., the 37th annual Oktoberfest-Zinzinnati features six stages showcasing continuous live German music, more than 30 food vendors and more than 50 brews on tap.
Other highlights of this year's Oktoberfest include the introduction of a glockenspiel, a clock tower with people who will mark each hour with music, the world's largest Chicken Dance led by former Reds star pitcher Tom Browning, the World Bratwurst-Eating Championship featuring top-ranked professional eater Joey Chestnut, and the stein hoist heard round the world, led by Sam Adams founder Jim Koch.
Click here (http://www.wcpo.com/generic/entertainment/citybeat/local_events/Oktoberfest-2012) for all the details so you don't miss a thing at Oktoberfest!
2. 'Fire up the Night' at Coney Island
If you're a fan of fireworks, then Coney Island is where you want to be this Saturday night. For the first time ever, Coney Island will be hosting a fireworks competition with teams from the United States, Mexico and Canada. Cincinnati's own Rozzi Fireworks will conduct a show after the competition.
Live entertainment will be provided throughout the evening. Admission is $20 per carload which includes parking, rides and entertainment. Season pass holders pay $15 per carload.
Visit http://www.wcpo.com/dpp/entertainment/citybeat/fire-up-the-night-at-coney-island for more details.
3. Cincinnati Park(ing) Day
Free health clinics. Lemonade stands. Bike repair shops. Mini urban farms. Art installations. All possibilities to squeeze into a standard downtown Cincinnati parking spot. Park(ing) Day, the fourth Friday of each September, is the day to make it happen; parking meters across the country get hijacked today to demonstrate the need for more artsy public space in urban areas.
See what Cincinnati creatives dream up and watch drab parking spaces come alive. Confirmed locations include Losantiville (1311 Main St.), Streetpops (1437 Main St.) and Coffee Emporium (110 E. Central Parkway), among others.
Find out more details here (http://www.wcpo.com/dpp/entertainment/citybeat/event-cincinnati-parking-day) .
4. Twilight in the Gardens: Covington celebrates the arts
This Saturday the city of Covington continues its celebration of the arts with the Baker Hunt's Twilight in the Gardens. The event is an outdoor dinner set in the garden setting of the Baker Hunt campus.
Twenty-three Tri-State restaurants, including Chez Nora, Cumin, Bakersfield, Quarter Bistro, and Otto's, will be offering food to guests. Organizers expect 500-600 people to attend this year. Tickets are still available.
Click here (http://www.wcpo.com/dpp/entertainment/citybeat/twilight-in-the-gardens-covington-celebrates-the-arts) for more information.
5. Actor Kevin Pollak performs at the Funny Bone
Not long after discovering a gift for mimicking famous movie actors, Kevin Pollak pursued a career in stand-up comedy. In the 1980s, that talent actually helped improve his acting skills, landing him roles in serious films like "A Few Good Men", "Grumpy Old Men" and "The Usual Suspects".
In 2001, Pollak decided to start doing stand-up again. "I wanted to put together a new act that featured impersonations, but I realized I had all of these firsthand stories from working with a lot of these people," he says.
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Diablo 3 Crashes All The Things. I'm Too Broke To Care.
I guess Diablo 3 is a thing that's happening right now. Please excuse my lack of enthusiasm, but I have to act like I don't give a shit in order to reign in my rage at the fact that I'm too poor/busy to even think about getting Diablo 3. BECAUZ I WOULD LIKES TO PLAY PLZ.
I spent all weekend at Disney World (pictures and gloating to come), which sucked every last expendable penny out of my bank account. I'm living on ramen noodles, oatmeal, and free coffee until Friday. (Seriously, I Googled "ramen recipes" to make gulping down a week's worth of noodles doable.) Even if I were to download the game tonight, one of my two free nights this week, that's $60 I could use to buy some meat and vitamin C so I don't get scurvy. Or gas to go to work. Or I could save it to buy some sweet, sweet Disney Star Wars merch on Saturday. Diablo 3 will still be here. Stitch as Yoda won't.
Plus, the internet is a cruel and fickle bitch. Not only do we use an extreme amount of bandwidth on our craptacular internet connection at my house (between YouTube uploads, Netflix streams, and game connections it's a wonder anyone can get their pr0n on), but the Diablo 3 servers couldn't even handle running the damn game last night. Even better, people were actually surprised that the servers crashed. Error 37 is a celebrity in its own right.
I'm just going to watch it all day today on Twitter. It's the hottest new reality show: Keepin' Up With Error 37.
This all gives me a good reason to wait a week until everyone gets back to normal playing patterns, instead of OMG I HAVE TO BE THE FIRST PERSON TO FINISH THIS NOW.
Speaking of, some guy in the UK finished it in 12 hours and 29 minutes. Nothing like waiting a decade to play a game only to finish it in half a day. I mean, I finished Batman: Arkham City in a long weekend, but smashing through a game at full-speed isn't the best way to play, IMHO. But what do I know, I'm an old-timer. I remember joysticks with one button and games that played from cartridges as big as my hand. I remember load screens that might as well have said, "Go make yourself a sandwich. This'll take a while."
Then again, I remember when saving a game was a rare luxury and sprinting through a game before the batteries died/your mom called you for dinner/you had to go to school was a necessary survival skill. And when Mario died you had to start from the beginning.
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I agree -- getting Gold stars on Bass is pretty tough to do, unless you have at least one other player in the band.
That being said, I did get Gold stars on "The End" (and a perfect, too) the first time I played that.
I agree -- getting Gold stars on Bass is pretty tough to do, unless you have at least one other player in the band.
That being said, I did get Gold stars on "The End" (and a perfect, too) the first time I played that.
I'm less sweating gold stars as I am sweating Achievements. I'm a completionist with it comes to my Xbox games...
I don't care about comparing my gamerpoints to anyone else, so keep your e-peen comments to yourself. As I said a moment ago, I'm simply a completionist when it comes to games...
When achievements are put into a game but then there's no QA done to ensure they are accessible for ANY player (even someone who is a solo, Expert bassist in rhythm games), it screams of "we aren't really paying attention to all parts of our game"... and that's what I'm here asking for a response on (not just from users, but a developer taking a moment to speak to their level of thoroughness on Bass issues would be nice)...
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It's been gold-starred on all four instruments. The cut-offs are "high" because the Beatles songs are typically short and thus there's less room to bounce back from a miss.
They are accessible to any player. I myself have all 4 Gold star Achievements. It just takes *shockhorror* skill to get them.
Isn't that the point of Achievements? The feeling of "achieveing" something? Or should we just get 1000 points for turning the game on?
This is nothing new though. Bass has ALWAYS been trickier to GS because there's fewer notes than your typical guitar part...and you don't get the Solo bonuses like Guitar does. There's also the fact that if you miss a single note you lose tons of points because you're mulitplier has to climb all the way back to x6.
Bass is generally considered the "easier" string instrument. Thus it's offset by being slightly harder to GS. It's called balancing the game.
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Tiger Uppercut: Platinum Artist | Expert: G/B | Hard: D/V
Song Count: 831 | Newest: "Great Balls of Fire" & "Dog Days Are Over"
I would have to say that, in my personal opinion, any song, on any instrument, where the player get 100% of the notes (no over strums or over hits), and ends the song with no available energy left, should definatly be getting gold stars, no exceptions.
I have always thought that the RB system for gold stars was broken or set to high in regards to this, especially when it comes to bass.
"Punk rock should mean freedom, playing whatever you want,
As sloppy as you want as long as it's good and it has passion" Kurt Cobain
i got 100% FC of I wanna be your man on expert bass, and I didn't gold-star.... Looked on hiscores and im only 4000 points behind the #1 rank
its pretty dumb
yeah i actually have done perfctly on a few songs on expert bass and gotten 100% with bass too. I guess for those songs you have to just use the beatlemania at the perfect times
I to have FC'd a few songs aswell as used up all my overdrive and still not gold stared a few songs.Obviously I used up my overdrive in the wrong sections of some of these songs , but it's still lame when this happens.
I feel they have raised the bar for gold stars here to add difficulty to an easier then usual game.


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by admin on May.20, 2010, under Telecult Powers
Telecult with Lala from Excepter ++++
Neon Marshmallow Fest Update
by admin on May.13, 2010, under Sonic Seasonings, Telecult Powers
Last year we were asked by Dan Smith to play his Neon Marshmallow fest in Chicago. It seemed a bit far fetched, but hey, we need to get out to Chicago to visit some friends anyways, can stop on the way to visit other friends, so yeah, we were stoked. Then we found out that Matt Kimmel of Acid Marshmallow fame was involved and it sealed the deal. He has been a major supporter of Telecult since our earliest NYC gigs, so yeah…
Really amazing New York bands such as Grasshopper, Excepter, EID, Rust Worship, Girly Temple, Slasher Risk, Family Treasures are going, so that will be hot. Cleveland has a good showing with Emeralds & Skin Graft, looking forward to that. Surprised no Fragments, and where is Sam Goldberg? Expect to hear terms like "electro-accoustic" thrown around, yawn.
I grabbed this schedule from Impose but according to Kimmel they switched the orders around to reflect their personal tastes a bit, so I tweaked Saturday
night's back to the original from what Matt told me, sure the real one will unveil itself soon enough tho.
Please note that we are playing twice, first a Telecult Powers set on Saturday night, then a Hex Breaker Quintet set on Sunday afternoon.
Hex Breaker Quintet on WFMU
by admin on May.03, 2010, under Sonic Seasonings, Telecult Powers
Check out some Hex Breaker Quintet Jams @ the Free Music Archive –
"Anthony's Grandma Said We Jammmmed"
"You Need to Learn to Live in Three Dimensions, Before You Think About Living in Ten"
Pendu presents: NY EYE & EAR FEST
by admin on Apr.27, 2010, under Sonic Seasonings, Telecult Powers
Pendu presents: NY EYE & EAR FEST.
Check Hexbreaker Quintet Telecult's super group with Grasshopper at the NY Eye & Ear, most likely the only NYC performance for most of the summer. Will be playing the Champagne of Fests IV in Cleveland in July.
Just as exciting, make sure you check Hex Breaker Quintet on Wm. Berger's My Castle of Quiet April 28th @ 8 pm. Live on air!
Finished Art for Brian Turner's WFMU Radiothon Premium
by admin on Apr.15, 2010, under Sonic Seasonings, Witch Art
Check it out, just finished. Thanks Brian for giving me the opportunity to make something beautiful.
Temple of Pei Recording Artists Excepter in the Latest Issue of The Wire
by admin on Apr.15, 2010, under Sonic Seasonings
Hey, Excepter are on the cover of the new issue of The Wire, and because we are raging capitalists we shoved cigars in Dan, Jon, Jeff, Lala, Nathan & Clare's collective face, had them sign a contract and rushed to put out their new tape Equinox to cash in.
You can sample a side (though super compressed) here, Mr. Wm. Berger of My Castle of Quiet was kind enough to play some of it on his radio show on WFMU.
Find out how to order your copy over at the Temple of Pei website.
Speaking of, this Saturday April 17th Telecult Powers will be jamming as sort of a bigger Virginal Volcanoes (this time with wives involved) with Excepter offshoot act Seth at 929 Broadway/Party Expo/Outerspace ways, Inc. Should be weird and fun. Early show, from 7-10. Expect a long set. Or should that be Except?
Vedic Nina Simone
by admin on Apr.09, 2010, under Witch Art
I've been on a Nina Simone kick lately, thought I would do a portrait. Unfortunately it is a bit poorly rendered, but alas, here is the Vedic Nina Simone.
As a general rule of thumb I don't use other people's photos as source images, but Nina was a bit too difficult to go without an original. Check out the source image here:
Kill The Head Illustration
by admin on Apr.08, 2010, under Sonic Seasonings, Witch Art
New illustration for Justin Farrar's radio show Kill The Head, on Fridays, 5 to 7 p.m. (eastern), you can check it out at www.ashevillefm.org
Telecult Powers/Sam Goldberg/Mark McGuire Tour Vids
by admin on Apr.07, 2010, under Sonic Seasonings, Telecult Powers
We went out with Mark & Sam for a few days last week, played Brooklyn's Death By Audio (as Hex Breaker Quintet), Wesleyan College, Hampshire College and Bard. Someone was kind enough to film our sets -
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In case you missed our story about WWE's Daniel Bryan letting 7-year-old Connor 'Stone Crusher' Michalek tap him out to the No Lock, pro wrestling news can be happy and positive. Case in point: Ohio's PRIME Wrestling, and the managerial expertise of Jill Dials.
One of PRIME's top tag teams is the 'Handicapped Handguns,' Gregory Iron and Zach Gowen. Iron was cerebral palsy, and Gowen lost his left leg to cancer when he was 8-years old. You may remember Iron as the guy who got WWE Champion CM Punk's endorsement and made it onto ESPN back in 2011. You may remember Gowen from his 2003-2004 run in WWE, where he wrestled Vince McMahon on pay-per-view and once defeated Brock Lesnar by disqualification. They are pro wrestlers living their dream, no matter what life came up with to stop them.
The Handguns recently had a match on PRIME Wrestling TV against The Sons Of Michigan (note: you can't get any more heel in Ohio than being from Michigan) and did something very special — they helped a fan's life in wrestling become, if only for a night, as charmed as theirs.
Greg & Zach's most passionate supporter is likely Jill Dials. Born with spina bifida and confined to a wheelchair, Jill looks to Greg & Zach as sources of inspiration & hope and frequently proudly proclaims them to be her heroes. She also has a dream of her own… to be a wrestling manager/valet like another hero of hers… the legendary Miss Elizabeth.
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I tried the separate main Twitter/blog Twitter thing with RMNFB a year or so ago, but couldn't figure out how to keep the two accounts separate until I learned how to use Tweetdeck (I used to send most of my tweets through the Twitter website, and it's not exactly easy to switch from my main account to my sub without mixing up my passwords), and eventually abandoned the sub because I'd still been tweeting about my blog articles under my main account anyway. Now that I'm a lot more social media savvy, I'm pretty confident that I won't make the same mistakes again.
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"We also make up new pastries. Many kids used to ask us if we had anything with chocolate so we made up new chocolate pastries."
Fahim also had to trust in her choice of location to see reward for her work. When she first opened, few people ventured down her street because it was unlit at night and many people told her the café could not survive. Today, it is a thriving neighborhood.
Musician Djeli Moussa Conde is another bringing African culture to Paris.
Conde, who came from Guinea nearly 20 years ago, lived his first four years in Paris without documentation.
"I arrived here with a visa that was quickly expired," he said. "For four years, I stayed undocumented. It was a very, very difficult situation. I tried to cope with this situation and I got by thanks to music."
Conde found much of his inspiration in the Menilmontant neighborhood he settled in.
"I've always lived either in the 11th arrondissement, or in the 20th arrondissement," he said. "I've always stayed in this area. This is an area where there is a lot of diversity, many different kind of music.
"When I say diversity I mean this mix of colors between Africans, Chinese, Japanese, Malians, Guineans, Senegalese, people from Burkina Faso ... you see we're all here.
"The music is coming from here. We're all mixing with each other. That's why I chose this district."
Conde specializes in playing the kora, a harp-like instrument, and describes himself as a griot, a storyteller who keeps tradition going through generations.


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I think it's pretty fair to say that our batting is far weaker than our bowling at present (Clarke excluded) so IMO picking a batsman-keeper is the way to go (even if it isn't ideal).
Wade makes runs - be it under pressure or cashing in after a good start, I'd want Wade there to put runs on the board ahead of one-ton Paine and Haddin. Yes, it means Nathan Lyon gets screwed over behind the stumps, but odds are the quicks will sooner create 25 chances in a game that the batting unit will consistently get to 5/300. Wade's a rubbish keeper, but he can improve - and it sounds like he is actively trying to. In time he should develop as a serviceable gloveman, who is more than handy with the bat. Is he a long-term 6? Probably not. But if we want an all-rounder in the side we don't exactly have much choice. None of the batsmen who can bowl are legitimate top 6 options - Wade is far closer to that. Maxwell has no temperament, Smith's technique is rubbish, Henriques is just plain mediocre and Mitch Marsh is either underperforming or injured. Not much choice with Watson and Clarke both not bowling. |
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Does it usually happen even if all of the adviser's students have very different research interests?
These meetings can serve a variety of purposes, but many of them fall into the broad category of keeping the adviser and all the group members updated on what everyone in the group is doing. Below are some of the secondary benefits of a group meeting:
To answer your follow-up question in the description, no, some faculty meet with each student individually; in fact these separate meetings are common, for example, in mathematics. |
As one of these advisors who has both individual meetings with students as well as group meetings, I can attest that I use the group meetings more for skills development rather than just rehashing research-related issues. It serves a number of purposes:
Now, my group happens to be bifurcated in purpose: I have people working in two very different application fields. I still have everybody present to the entire group for the simple reason that if they can't inform group members with whom they have methods and techniques in common about their research, how are they going to explain their work to anybody else? |
Aside from Dan's answer, which is probably one of the main points, having the lab members present in group meetings also helps significantly in developing public speaking skills in a low-pressure environment. Many of the lab meetings that I've attended focused on the ability of the presenter, often a graduate student, to present an idea clearly, concisely, and persuasively. As an added bonus, at well-run meetings, there are often many questions, which helps the presenter learn to field (sometimes difficult) questions on-the-fly. These skills are pretty important in academia. |
The main purpose is to waste some time. Probably the only thing that does not happen during these meetings is work. Unfortunately, lot of managers and professors think that we need to meet in order to know what everyone else is doing (seen from PhD position). We do meet each other in the coffee room, in the lab, while commuting, after hours, in the elevator and so on. We talk. We know. If we have a problem, we talk. Sorry for the rant, but I had to counterweight all the positivity in other answers. |
While I generally agree with the other answers, I see three additional purposes of group meetings that I cannot accomplish easily in my individual meetings. While the meetings are weekly, I like to have lab members think about the upcoming month.


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My name is Allan. I live in the Greater New Orleans are in the US, and I am formerly from the UK. I moved to the New Orleans area when I was 10, but I still hold a UK citizenship. A few years ago I finally got to a station where I didn't have to work graveyard shift(midnight-8am) and I guess the British genetics kicked in and since I had the time and (more importantly) the energy I decided to start a veggie garden.
Looking at systems, squarefoot gardening seemed the best method for my type of soil(~1.5 feet of sand on top of hardpan clay with the water table not far behind at about 2 feet, though might be a lot less now that we've had 3 years of drought...figures it would be dry when I wanted to garden finally). I still think it is probably the best "quick start" system for my area.
A year after I started veggie gardening I ran across the Master Gardener program with the LSU agcenter(for those folks not familiar, the agcenter has people(Extension Agents) that love to help people garden, no matter what they grow..and get paid to do it! Master Gardeners are the volunteer arm of the agcenter and each state has one. They all fall under the USDA and only use scientifically verified methods).
After intensive training as a Master Gardener, my thirst for gardening knowledge was not slaked...I wanted to know more. This brought me to youtube where I avidly watched Growing Your Greens. John is an inspiration for people who want to grow food in their yards. Seeing that he converted his entire front yard to raised bed veggies, it started making me think outside of the norm.
I'm not sure how I landed on permaculture, maybe it was via urban homesteading, but permaculture has a firm grip on me and I would like to learn more. I wish I could take the time off work to earn a PDC, but I don't see that happening anytime soon.
I've been watching "an introduction to permaculture" videos of a class taught by Will Hooker at North Carolina University. I've also been muddling through some online information and a few books(Gaia's Garden, Permaculture: A Designers' Manual, One Straw Revolution..I don't regret buying my Nook now. Ebook readers are great, too bad I haven't found an electronic version of the designers' manual).
Around my SFG veggie beds are now a small pond, fruit trees(orange, satsuma, grapefruit, lemon, fig and plum), raspberries(which I'm pretty sure won't fruit), blackberries, a grape arbor(hopefully these grapes don't run into black spot..if they do then I'm going with muscadines)a double compost bin and a future conversion of an old vinyl shed(that stood up to Katrina) into a chicken coop. Inside the house is a worm farm. The front yard only has grass and 2 crepe myrtles, but since it is the front yard, I'll be taking my time to plan that out for something that is awe inspiring and not an eye soar. I have plenty of time to think about it.
Luckily my job allows me a lot of time to read, especially on the evening shift(4pm-midnight). Unfortunately, I don't have an internet connection at work. Well I think that pretty much sums it up.
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Queen Elizabeth II; Prince Charles
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Trans-Activation (Genetics); Transcription Factors; Gene Expression Regulation; RNA Polymerase II; Academic Dissertations; Dissertations, UMMS
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Transcription by RNA polymerase II is a highly regulated process requiring a number of general and promoter specific transcription factors. Although many of the factors involved in the transcription reaction are known, exactly how they function to stimulate or repress transcription is not well understood. Central to understanding gene regulation is understanding the mechanism by which promoter specific transcription activators (activators) stimulate transcription.
A group of factors called coactivators have been shown to be required for activator function in vitro. The best characterized coactivators to date are members of the TFIID complex. TFIID is a multisubunit complex composed of the TATA box binding protein (TBP) and 8-12 TBP associated factors (TAFIIs). Results from numerous in vitro experiments indicate that TAFIIs function by binding to activators and forming a bridge between the activator and the basal transcription machinery. In order to gain insight into the mechanism by which activators stimulate transcription, we chose to analyze the in vivo function of TAFIIs, their proposed targets.
Results from the genetic disruption of a number of TAFIIs in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae showed that most are encoded by essential genes. In order to study their function, temperature-sensitive and conditional alleles were constructed. Cells depleted of individual TAFIIs by either of these two methods displayed no defect in global transcription activation. Inactivation of yTAFII17, however, resulted in a promoter specific defect. In addition, inactivation of yTAFII145, yTAFII90, or TSM1, resulted in an inability of cells to progress through the cell-cycle.
In an attempt to identify genes whose expression required yTAFII90, we performed subtractive hybridization on strains containing wild-type and temperature-sensitive alleles. Although this technique successfully identified genes differentially expressed in the two strains, it failed to identify genes whose expression required yTAFII90.
These results indicate that TAFIIs are not the obligatory targets of activators, and that other factors must provide this role in vivo. Furthermore, that many of TAFIIs are required for cell-cycle progression.
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The Blackfire Revelation - Gold and Guns on 51
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- Album: Gold and Guns on 51
- Label: Fat Possum
- Year of Release: 2005
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- Reviewed by: patchen on 2005-04-14
What ever happened to when a band sounded like themselves, and no one else? Or took existing forms and made them their own? Rest assured, dear reader, this is one review that will not fall into the trap of saying this record sounds "like a cross between X and Y..zzzzzz.". Despite the fact that this five song EP includes two covers, and both of those give you and idea of the bands sympathies, this is Blackfire Revelation music!
This is a fat slab of aggressive ROCK, that takes you back to a life before Green Day sold pop as punk and Norway ruined Heavy Metal. A devastating duo of guitar and drums that is certainly not your sister's White Stripes. When Greil Marcus wrote about the Sex Pistols' final gig in San Francisco, he said that it sounded like Steve Jones was playing a guitar factory instead of one guitar. Here, guitarist John Fields sets up shop in the same aural warehouse. Drummer Hank Haney provides the appropriate brutal counterpoint. There are riffs here and sheets of sound that have been bubbling in the background since John Lee Hooker showed up around Detroit with an amplifier and in a big bad mood. And they are soulmates with much of the best Detroit rock, that city which spawned more raw power than anywhere this side of Australia. You can name those bands as well as I can.
Lyrically, originals like "Battle Hymn" and "Act Like A Believer" are classic punk, indictments of complacency and posing that have a long history in the best rock, but which sadly seem lacking out there today. The band seems to call on the listener, as the best bands do, to wake up, stop being sheep, and leave your own trace. The perfectly chosen covers, The Troggs' "I Want You Right Now" and Blue Cheer's "Second Time Around" are righteously shredded.
It is more than reassuring to hear a band with such confidence early on; to break out with a live record invites comparisons to some greats, and that means courting disaster. Yet they not only pull it off, they do so with a confidence that can only come from doing what they did: show up unannounced at clubs and force their way on stage. That they did so at many clubs that wouldn't normally put on this kind of music shows their guts AND glory. In short: The Blackfire Revelation are The Real Deal. Buy it and remember when rock had both menace and purpose, and grant me my wish of see
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The Raveonettes - In And Out Of Control
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Danish electro pop duo The Raveonettes are back with their new studio album In and Out of Control.
If you own any of the previous Raveonettes albums you will not be surprised by what you hear. From the opener "Bang" on through we are presented with the pair's typical concoction of '60s wall of sound pop and dark Jesus & Mary Chain-inspired fuzz rock.
It's a sound that seems to be growing more and more formulaic in the band's music. Sometimes, like on the glimmering "Gone Forever", it works.
All too often however, it's a tired sound that we've heard before. In those instances the songs aren't bad per se, they simply have no reason to exist. Why listen to a Girl Group elegy like "Oh I Buried You Today" or the artificially restrained "D.R.U.G.S." when you have dozens of past Raveonettes songs that fill the same sonic role.
There are a couple of tragic missteps as well. "Last Dance" and "Boys Who Rape (Should Be Destroyed)" are far too sugary. This is particularly the case with the latter, whose sickly sweet melodies are far too incongruous with the heavy subject matter.
The album does have some bright spots. "Breaking Into Cars" has a mild Brit Pop influences, evoking memories of Elastica, while the white noise burst groove of "Break Up Girls" builds an intense platform for the subtly infectious track.
In the end, In and Out of Control is far from the most essential album in The Raveonettes catalogue.
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who is paul???The thing that bothers me about permies is that the political positions taken by some people are so extreme that they prohibit useful discussion. And it doesn't help that Paul censors alot of discussion so what is able to be read there is actually a kind of social manipulation within the permaculture community (not because Paul wants to run the site the way he does, but because of how he does it).
It's taken me a long time to understand what the problem actually is with the third ethic there. Actually I still don't get it, but assume it's something to do with the dude who put and electronic version of Gaia's Garden up for free on the internet, and Paul's strong feelings against copyright piracy (which is why I love when he interviews Lawton and Lawton basically says it would be nice to get more income from his work but it probably doesn't matter (piracy) because it gets the message out there). That and the libertarian bent.
I mean really, how much piracy is going on? Very occasionally someone posts links here to copyrighted works. But it's not in any way rife. Is the US Pc scene overrun with people wanting everything to be free?