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March 18, 2009: Economic catastrophe downgraded to a kittenastrophe
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Artist | Track | Album | Approx. start time |
Lee Morgan | Yes I Can, No You Can't (edit) | The Gigolo | 0:00:00 (Real | ) |
The Music Tapes (with Brian Dewan) | Wishing Well at Caper's End | 1st Imaginary Symphony for Nomad | 0:03:29 (Real | ) |
Mirah | Pollen / Small Town / Water and Sleep | You Think It's Like This But It's Like This | 0:05:10 (Real | ) |
Spoon | Don't Let It Get You Down | Kill the Moonlight | 0:18:19 (Real | ) |
Bob Richards | Linus and Lucy | Peanuts for Theater Organ | 0:22:04 (Real | ) |
Gorky's Zygotic Mynci | Siwt Nofio | Patio | 0:23:43 (Real | ) |
Deerhoof | Fresh Born | Offend Maggie | 0:27:45 (Real | ) |
Andre Popp & His Orchestra | Jalousie | Delirium in Hi-Fi | 0:31:15 (Real | ) |
Lord Kitchener | Handyman | Play Mas' With Kitch | 0:35:22 (Real | ) |
The Lemonheads | It's A Shame About Ray (demo) | It's A Shame About Ray | 0:44:23 (Real | ) |
Eleni Mandell | God Is Love | Artificial Fire | 0:47:06 (Real | ) |
Motörsöft | Ace of Songsmith | youtube.com/watch?v=mg0l7f25bhU | 0:51:45 (Real | ) |
The Jaunties | I Am Allowed to Do This | Yes Lord! | 0:54:07 (Real | ) |
The BellRays | Fire on the Moon | Grand Fury | 0:57:10 (Real | ) |
Mel Blanc | Little Red Monkey | The Man Of 1000 Voices | 0:59:35 (Real | ) |
Astor Piazzola | Michelangelo '70 | Tango: Zero Hour | 1:02:07 (Real | ) |
Cathy Davey | Lovely Morning | The Actors (soundtrack album) | 1:08:05 (Real | ) |
The Lost Patrol | You Only Live Twice | High Noon | 1:12:42 (Real | ) |
Scala and Kolacny Brothers | Magic | Paper Plane | 1:15:24 (Real | ) |
The Books featuring Jose Gonzales | Cello Song | Dark Was the Night | 1:20:45 (Real | ) |
Optiganally Yours | You're In My Heart | Spotlight On Optiganally Yours | 1:24:37 (Real | ) |
Andrew Drury | Anniversary of a Non-Marriage | A Momentary Lapse | 1:27:12 (Real | ) |
The Waitresses | The Comb | The Akron Compilation | 1:31:38 (Real | ) |
Terri Clark | I Wanna Do It All | Greatest Hits | 1:37:36 (Real | ) |
The Bird and the Bee | La La La | self-titled | 1:40:31 (Real | ) |
Blind Faith | Sea of Joy | self-titled | 1:43:32 (Real | ) |
Katy Persmith | I Kissed a Song | youtube.com/watch?v=ixGhkFiG6us | 1:48:55 (Real | ) |
Turn Me On Dead Man | Sunshine Supercreep | God Bless the Electric Freak | 1:51:58 (Real | ) |
Bilo Alban | Discoteque / Tres Patines | Er Organo Electronico de Bilo Alban | 1:55:51 (Real | ) |
The Music Tapes | Nimbus Stratus Cirrus | Music Tapes For Clouds And Tornadoes | 2:03:47 (Real | ) |
Jan & Lorraine | The Assignment Song-Sequence | Gypsy People | 2:10:09 (Real | ) |
Chick Corea | Now He Beats the Drum, Now He Stops | Now He Sings, Now He Sobs | 2:18:59 (Real | ) |
Claude Thornhill Orchestra | Stealin' Apples | a Claude Thornhill collection unimaginatively entitled Best of the Big Bands | 2:29:32 (Real | ) |
She's Spanish, I'm American | Jon Jon | self-titled | 2:33:03 (Real | ) |
"Bob" Sinatra | You Weren't Ashamed to Kiss Me Last Night | Bob Sinatra's Forgotten Favorites | 2:36:29 (Real | ) |
Tallow Cross and Flipper | Brainwash | WFMU archyves | 2:44:34 (Real | ) |
R. Stevie Moore | The Handicap Blues | The North | 2:49:41 (Real | ) |
Evan Lurie | Rintrah Roars | Selling Water by the Side of the River | 2:53:15 (Real | ) |
Henry Mancini | Your Father's Feathers | Martinis with Mancini | 2:57:50 (Real | ) |
Listener comments! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:01pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Hot damn! Play that magic, Mr. Morgan! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:01pm
wow, baby, I'm LOST without the Kenny/Irwin transitional banter. It's like my internal wallpaper has come down. What ROOM am I in, man? WHAT ROOM is this??!?!? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:02pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
I think Kenny was grading papers today. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:02pm
A kitten ass trophy? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:03pm
Wed. 3/18/09 3:04pm
Those were not killer sniffles. I suspect a conspiracy! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:04pm
Papa! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:06pm
The Mirah thing is cute. That's all. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:06pm
Uh, meaning "that's all I wanted to say" not "that's all it is". | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:07pm
if you're a dude. ;D | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:07pm
d¢ pät:
I think that Satie piece is interesting--suppose to be played 840 times. It takes half a day or so to play. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:08pm
d¢ pät:
Parq: no I think you were right the first time, it was just cute and that's it. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:09pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
dc pat, I think you need to say that again, but control your diaphragm when you do it. You are splattering. Not that it is hard to listen too… | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:10pm
d¢ pät:
[yes sir, I'll try again...] | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:11pm
Sean Daily:
Not even close to first comment! Woo hoo! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:12pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Don't feel too bad. When I was in graduate school I had to repeat the first two lines of my post for hours at a time to perfect the technique. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:13pm
Sean Daily:
Kittenastrophe? I love kittens! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:13pm
d¢ pät:
I just downloaded a midi version of the vexations and it's 28 hours long. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:14pm
Hail Satan! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:14pm
Where's my present, Jerk? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:14pm
kitten like to eat parts of you when yr dead. i think its a bit spooky. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:16pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Last week's program was a little bit of heaven. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:17pm
Man, how dignified do you think it is sitting here listening to two weeks of schnorring and feeling guilty every time you don't make a premium-sized pledge on a show you like? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:17pm
dc pat, you are a dude, too. I rest my case. D At least I think you are. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:17pm
Get my hacksaw and duct tape! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:18pm
Pleeaase | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:18pm
Words to the wise: Never play the drums with a tennis racquet. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:19pm
Thanks for playing SPOON! I love spoon. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:23pm
Take it, bitch! Take it! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:24pm
You call this FOOD?! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:26pm
Lizardner Dave:
AIG killed my budgie. Whoops, wrong show. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:28pm
no, seriously... I'm thinking AIG killed Kenny G (cue: you bastards!) | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:28pm
Much like AIG... Budgie is beyond shows, lines, common sense, or taste. We are every flowing, forming, shapeless IDs that demand to know where our presents are, you jerks. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:28pm
texas scott:
okay,I survived wednesday.so far. am I still a die-hard? anyone? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:29pm
Lizardner Dave:
Just read Irwin's playlist title link. Sounds like the author was trying to say that sometimes politicians say things to get elected and then say different things when they're in office in order to achieve other goals. Huh. That's deep. I'll have to think about that one for a while. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:32pm
Sean Daily:
texas scott: When you find yourself in a ventilation shaft in a ripped t-shirt and muttering, "Come out to the coast, we'll get together, have a few laughs..." THEN, my friend, will you be a die-hard. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:32pm
We have joined forces with AIG, The Man, and Donald DeFreeze to kidnap Kenny G and train him to become our fighter for freedom. We stand together to bring the systematic end to all that you hold dear! Now watch our footage of Kenny G happily and unironically play the latest hit single from the latest all-star group! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:33pm
Donald DeFreeze:
Sock it to them, Soul Brother. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:35pm
Texas Scott, Kenny G was like a 2 out of 100. But, Ken was on fiyah! I give him 90 out of 100. A So, maybe? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:35pm
Ooh, yay, Lord Kitchener | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:36pm
Yeah, Kitch! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:37pm
Sean Daily:
I thought he was saying "hungry". Which also works in this context, I guess.. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:37pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Yeah. I still say Kenny was grading papers or something. Hence the two-hour long pieces. And the three 20-minute pieces with little mic time. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:37pm
Büdgie - anytime you need a safehouse, let me know. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:40pm
Compensation = 133,000 HOORAY! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:41pm
oh, you're probably right, Pearly Sweets. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:41pm
Hey Liz-Dave, my takeaway from the link was, 'the more things change, the more they stay the same'. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:42pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
I know when I was the MD at my college station you could tell when I had a paper by my song selections. Naturally, everyone in the world is like me. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:43pm
sticky shed? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:44pm
Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:46pm
Büdgie Dando:
Don't tell no-ones. But I finally got my present. And it was a jar full of smack and coke. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:46pm
north guinea hills:
i knew your love for juliana hatfield would show up in the lemonheads. never heard the demo, thanks. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:46pm
Texas Scott, are you doing it without alcohol? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:46pm
Büdgie Dando:
...hence why I was so demanding about it. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:47pm
Now if only my present from FMU is that nice... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:48pm
Andy in Iowa City:
Yeah Eleni! Seeing her play in IC next week. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:48pm
Come on, guys, fair is fair. T-Scott made it through a Kenny show (more than I can say today) and I say we give it to him. A politician saying one thing in the campaign and another in office? You mean like running as a moderate ("I'm a uniter") and then governing as a genial beer-buddy turning the reins over to extremist maniacs? Oh man, I sure hope Obama isn't doing that, that would really suck. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:49pm
C'est la vie. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:50pm
Parq, but we don't know what kind of trainwreck 7sd will be... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:50pm
Donald DeFreeze:
Oh.. it won't be, Jess. Have I told you about my seven-headed cobra snake? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:52pm
AWESOME - songsmith magic! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:52pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
I think this is my favorite songsmith. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:52pm
d¢ pät:
right on Parq | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:53pm
This Motörsmith song is BLOWING MY MIND... (Oh, and I'm almost sure you missed an extraneous umlaut in there, Irwin. Mötörhëäd likes their umlauts...) | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:55pm
d¢ pät:
right on Budgie | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:55pm
OK, Texas Scott is diehard. Now will someone tell me how to do special characters? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:55pm
Irwin, when are we going to hear the songs that taught me to talk. The songs that created me! I'M YOUR PRODUCT, IRWIN! Every time a bird screams Pleaase or asks where his present is, jerk, it is you. You are us! One of us! one of us! Gooba Gabba Gooba Gabba! one of us! one of us! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:56pm
d¢ pät:
PMD: google something like a umlaut, then copy and paste. Irwin, are you sure you like this song? Seems a little out of your box. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:57pm
I LOVE the Bellrays. I interviewed them, Lisa's a force of nature. She's great. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:58pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
PMD: I looked up "alt tags" and the first site worked for me. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:59pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Then is was just rememmrmmemmbering alt 0255 forever. For the rest of my life. alt 0255. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:59pm
Thanks DC Pat... I thought this song was Black Crowes... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 3:59pm
Thanks also Pearly... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:00pm
Marshall Stacks:
Was that Flipper on backup vocals? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:01pm
Sean Daily:
Ok, that Motörsmith song blew my mind. Now this Little Red Monkey song is FREAKIN' ME OUT, MAN. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:01pm
Sounds like an angry Porky Pig. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:02pm
I thought it more Popeye-esque | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:03pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Mel was porky pig... I almost bought a lunchbox full of popeye cartoons the other day at Target | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:04pm
Porky Pig? That's idio-peapeapea, um, idio- pueeah, peeah, idio-peah, um, that's dumb! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:04pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Parq, that might have made me laugh just a little bit too loud at my desk. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:05pm
I know, Mel was Porky, but it was pushing Popeye buttons in my head. I have a great Popeye action figure with him in a sou'wester Yay, Parq! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:06pm
irwin...while listening to kenny g with i often found myself wandering off in the company of tiny tim and nietzsch (of all people!) into vicarious non-intelligible freeform thought, [quote: 'if this notion is not suspect here,' unquote] during his weekly broadcast and we often ended up at the same place, together as it were, namely in a field of infinite substitutions within the enclosure of a finite ensemble. tiny would feel reassured by the finites ensembled there while playing with the little red monkey until nietzsch insisted he gets real and unburden himself of all universal perspectives on things...! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:07pm
Irwin. Why won't you acknowledge me? Are you ashamed of me? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:10pm
Doug from DC:
Read this morning that a former DJ just became Madagascar's head of state. But a Google search for "Andry Rajoelina playlist" hasn't turned anything up yet. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:13pm
Sean Daily:
I prefer "For Your Eyes Only", but that's just me. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:13pm
d¢ pät:
YEAH, one of my favorite movie themes. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:13pm
texas scott:
die-hard? too early to tell kenny g did seem somewhat subdued. too bad they don't serve adult beverages in the cafeteria. diggin' the show,irwin. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:13pm
Marshall Stacks:
Better known as one half of Madagascar's Morning Zoo Crew! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:15pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
I always liked the term "Nut Hut" more than "Zoo Crew" | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:16pm
A long time ago, Irwin wrote the liner notes for one of the Loosers' Lounge comp CDs. It bears mentioning that their CD from their James Bond show may be their best ever, and has great versions of "Live Twice", "Eyes Only" and more. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:17pm
yeah, Texas Scott. I recommend going to the archives. i think the show before the fundraiser was the one where he kept screaming "I LIKE BOYS" every 15 minutes. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:17pm
Marshall Stacks:
His Wack Pack is heavily armed. Sorta like Rush Limbaugh, come to think of it.... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:21pm
Doug from DC:
Yeah, but apparently the other end of the political spectrum. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:21pm
Well, if we're talking about Kenny G's finest flowers, god, it must've been 6 months ago, or more, but he spent the whole damned time explaining in rabid terms why FIJI IS GREAT!!!!!! And at some point near that show was another vacation report, involving about an hour-long list of all the deserts he had eaten while away... Best Kenny G moment of all time. There was one desert which bore repeating... the.... fluegel-poopf... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:22pm
Wed. 3/18/09 4:22pm
Lizardner Dave:
I think Kenny G was subdued because that Bob kid who filled in last week raised more money than Kenny did in the marathon. When's that Bob kid gonna be on again? He was rockin'. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:22pm
Sean Daily:
Pearlÿ Sweets: Zoo Crew > Nut Hut > Shit Shack? (This is how my mind works...) | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:23pm
I also liked his sung tribute to Tanya Harding. And the day he sung all Ken's comments. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:23pm
joe doe:
this tune is awesome! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:24pm
texas scott:
no time for archives more good stuff coming up by then,I'll be home with beer firmly in one hand and... oh,nevermind,you know | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:24pm
d¢ pät:
oh yeah, but didn't he sing his own comments?? We started copying and pasting random text because he was catching up to the end. Funny. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:25pm
Bob is going places, that's for sure. Wait and see. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:26pm
Oh, yes, dc pat. That's right. You are have a better organizational memory than I do. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:26pm
Sean Daily:
No, joe doe. This tune is GREAT!!! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:30pm
d¢ pät:
if you really want the best/worst of Kenny g, go back and find him reading weather reports for 3 hours. unbelievable. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:32pm
Irwin! Do you have any Tin Huey? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:33pm
Sean Daily:
That's my Kenny G: radio-as-endurance-test. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:36pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
The best part of that, d¢ pät, is he published it as a book. Mmmm... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:36pm
Irwin, where is the Scala link at? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:37pm
scalachoir.com | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:39pm
Like Hollywood movies, corporate country songs are simply THE place for product/brand placement. Nasty world! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:39pm
thanks, Irwin! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:44pm
Nice, Irwin! I can finally listen to Blind Faith now without being tranposrted back to cleaning chicken fryers on the overnight shift in 1979. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:44pm
Doug from DC:
Now it's my turn to say thanks. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:45pm
Doug from DC:
Cecile, you too, huh? (it was french fry fryers in my case) Those great high school jobs. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:48pm
Great Holy Hell! I was out for the Motorsmith thing, just saw the vid..... Now I don't know what pill to take to cleanse the soul..... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:48pm
Doug from DC:
And it was also 1979. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:49pm
Yeah. French fryers, grills, tables. The radio went off the air at 11 p.m. so we only had Magical Mystery Tour, Blind Faith, Eldorado and the New England LP on 8-track. I cannot listen to Fool on the Hill without the smell burning fat filling my nostrils. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:49pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
This actually sounds like it could just be a "live in-studio" performance. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:50pm
is this the song the fuss is all about? Jeez. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:51pm
Any other time and I could absolutely not stand this song . . . | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:51pm
Doug from DC:
In high school, they used to play three songs over and over at lunch time in the cafeteria: Stairway to Heaven, Freebird and Cocaine. For years, whenever I heard these, I could taste the salami sandwiches. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:51pm
This has been an interesting Irwin day... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:51pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Remember when Jill Sobule did this song in like 1994? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:52pm
I love the techno Wonderwall songsmith version... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:52pm
Doug, yikes! Yeah, Pearly, and it was a lot more interesting. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:52pm
In no school could you hear the song Cocaine at lunch today. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:54pm
Art Smass:
Calí notwithstanding.... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:56pm
Where's my Present, Jerk?:
Budgie | |
Wed. 3/18/09 4:58pm
Erech O:
Wow, I thought I hated Katy Perry, but that songsmith remix was kinda neat. Now I have to question everything I thought I knew about myself, d'oh! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:02pm
Doug from DC:
Yeah, I'm still amazed that no one thought twice about them playing "Cocaine." But then again, we had a student smoking lounge. Those fabulous '70s. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:04pm
Our student smoking lounge was called "the playground" I know what you mean, though. Kids were more innocent but less sheltered, that seems lke a contradiction in a way. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:04pm
I wish I knew how to play a saw. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:06pm
I picked up a music tapes album by accident a few years ago and it turned out to be more fun than what I was looking for | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:07pm
Doug; You were just a few years ahead of me... By the time I hit high-school, you'd have a SWAT team of school psychologists ambushing you if you doodled a cartoon monster on the back of a test paper (no joke) -- "He's clearly suicidal!" baah. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:08pm
I got lectured by the school after my 15 yr old daughter was 'caught' wearing a rubber band she found with 'Guiness' printed on it amongst her other 18 bracelets. Funny thing was she didn't even know there was a beer named Guiness, she just liked the type and, more importantly, it fit around her wrist. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:09pm
Ours was the men's room, just like in that 70s song by, what was it, Brownsville Station? "How y'doin out there", it would start, inevitably prompting local deejay Dan Ingram to answer, "How you doin' in there?" | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:09pm
our den was called 'the haven' and we played brown sugar to death. oh and one particular student would lift her dress up to make herself comfortable, repeatedly, and wiggle! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:12pm
I think high school would have been better if I would have been a bad kid sooner in my HS career. I still wasn't very bad. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:14pm
Doug from DC:
Same with me. By the time I started being bad, I could drive, and went to hang in the city. That's when I started going to shows. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:18pm
I like the Commomwealth model of school. You're in there until you're 16, and you can opt to take the last two years. Or I should have just dropped out and gone to college - a bunch of kids I knew did that. They took their GED, applied to the local college, and then just dropped out. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:19pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
I think Ken has been the only DJ so far this week who doesn't seem dazed from the last two weeks. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:20pm
Bäd R☺nald:
We hung at my friends place next door to the school grounds. It was quite convenient but unfortunately there was more smoking and drinking than skirt lifting. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:20pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
...which is just some what ironic. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:20pm
It must be the Tramadol, Pearly. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:21pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Maybe his adopted mother just takes really good care of him? Hmmm? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:22pm
texas scott:
tramadol and a big hit. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:23pm
Marshall Stacks:
Our after- and sometimes during-school hangout was an abandoned hut called the Toke House. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:23pm
High School is preparation for college only in that it gets you used to the idea of going to different rooms to be bored. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:24pm
I didnt' know Ken had an adopted mother... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:24pm
AAP, that's the best definition i've seen. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:24pm
stingy d:
you guys are drug addcits | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:26pm
Hey this is nice, I just watched the Chick Corea Electrik Band Live in Montreaux DVD over the weekend. And, thanks Cecile, one does what one can. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:26pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
I take back all of my praise then. http://www.flickr.com/photos/wfmu/3277017119/in/set-72157603873576097/ | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:28pm
texas scott:
you guys are drug addcits | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:29pm
Bäd R☺nald:
Nah, I'm just a dick. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:30pm
Now he takes an apple, now he puts one back. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:30pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
You guys are Doug (Rushkoff) addcits | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:31pm
Bäd R☺nald:
Oh and hats off TX Scott, you truly are hardcore! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:32pm
stingy d:
we're free music users | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:32pm
Doug from DC:
Stingy's calling the kettle black. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:32pm
texas scott:
thanx,BR. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:33pm
I take issue with being called an 'addict', that's 'connissieur', if you don't mind. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:34pm
Marshall Stacks:
But addcit is easier to spell. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:34pm
Pearlÿ Sweets:
Yes, Bravo Scott for powering through Wednesday. The best day in the WFMU week! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:35pm
Where's my present, you addcit | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:35pm
Bäd R☺nald:
I consider myself a quality control agent. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:36pm
texas scott:
and hats off to you Pearly! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:36pm
I just get high on life and America. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:36pm
Sean Daily:
I prefer "enthusiast" or "'fancier", texas scott, as in "crack enthusiast" or "crystal meth fancier". | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:37pm
stingy d:
hats off party! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:37pm
texas scott:
what's with the fuckin' bird??? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:37pm
Got that right, after I posted I noticed I spelled 'connoisseur' wrong. Dang no spell check feature! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:38pm
Shawn Dally:
Who wants to fight? Whoop whoop! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:39pm
How could anyone forget Bob Sinatra? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:39pm
Imposter Daily, you mean. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:39pm
Speaking of sounding like Popeye, about that first phoner . . . | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:39pm
Sean Daily:
Do not listen to the False Shawn Daily! I am the One True Sean Daily! He is the Evil Mirror Mirror Shawn Daily! You can tell because he has a beard! ACK! I have a beard! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:42pm
Shawn Dally:
Ho Ho Ho! No. I am Shawn Dal-lee. That is how my true name is spoken! I demand all you to spoken it correct! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:42pm
Admitting you have a problem is the first step, Irwin. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:42pm
I gotta say, the ongoing "Budgie" bit is freaking brilliant. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:43pm
Sean Daily:
You know, Irwin, if you can snag one of those IV machines, you could be drunk WHILE YOU SLEEP. Me? I prefer dexedrine diet pills and cackling like a loon. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:43pm
Good plan, Irwin... May I suggest a good, peaty scotch from Islay to go with your morning omlette? ... oh yes... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:43pm
Shawn Dally:
Sean, if we were to touch the streams will cross! This will either cause Zuul to be destroyyeed OR! OR! the end of all existence and matter! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:44pm
Thanks, Parq. I don't know about the REST of these jokers, but you're aces to me. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:44pm
Doug from DC:
I was in a Faulkner seminar in college, and one of my classmates had a grandfather who used to dry out with Faulkner in a clinic in Charlottesville. The old school version of rehab. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:44pm
Marshall Stacks:
Wed. 3/18/09 5:45pm
Sheawn Dailly:
Oh... this... can't... be good... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:46pm
stingy daily:
it's beams now is it? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:47pm
Black Sabbath is the least demonic band ever. All their songs are morality tales. Dopes. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:47pm
Sean Daily:
Personally, Shawn Daily, I always wondered would it would like to have all life as I know it stopping instantaneously and every molecule in my body exploding at the speed of light. LET'S DO IT! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:48pm
Doug from DC:
These are the clowns that interviewed themselves when the DJ left, right? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:51pm
Cecile: the youth are impressionable that way, right? I worship satan like a reflex action, whenever I see a Dominos Pizza commercial. I'm sure Tom Monahan is putting subliminal devil beams in them pizzas... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:51pm
Sean Daily:
That Tallow Cross/Flipper mashup was the best mashup ever! As Kenny G would say... it was GREAT!!! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:52pm
stingy d:
did anyone else in hear the guy say "there is no champagne in the chamoagne room" on sunday?? | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:52pm
Pearlÿ Daily:
Geez... I'm gone like five minutes and the whole place has gone to hell in a hand basket. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:52pm
Sean Daily:
And as Dave Barry would say: "Domino Devil Beams" would be an excellent name for a rock band. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:53pm
Tom Monaghan is Captain Catholic, from whom the Satanists stole all their good riffs... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:53pm
stingy d:
man FUCK that misspelling shit | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:54pm
Sean Daily:
Cecile! Are you saying that, without Christianity, Satan wouldn't exist? BAD Cecile! Naughty naughty! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:55pm
texas sean daily budgie:
sorry pearly,I thought I was in charge. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:55pm
bwah! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:55pm
Bäd R☺nald:
Those Domino pizzas in look godawful! I get the dry heaves when that shit appears on the screen. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:56pm
Yeah, texas sean daily budgie can come babysit for us any time! I am not near much good pizza, so they are a stopgap. I like the chicken kickers... | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:56pm
Sean Budgie:
texas sean daily budgie: I thought so, too, you jerk. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:56pm
NAY, BAD RONALD! You pay extra for dry heaves! But if it takes more than 30 minutes, no charge for dry heaves! | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:59pm
Sean Daily:
Domino's: Hot and steaming on your table, on your lap, in the goldfish bowl or in the sink, wherever it's least convenient, in 30 minutes or less. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 5:59pm
Bäd R☺nald:
Hah, understood. I cast no aspersions on their clientele. | |
Wed. 3/18/09 6:00pm
Daily Daily:
Wed. 3/18/09 6:01pm
Sean Daily:
And the shame of it is Tallow Cross is a cool name. | |
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Auto Body: Dent & Rust Repair – 3 of 6
More info: http://www.metacog.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Aren't respirator masks the ones with filters?……..
That guy paints like a fuckin retard.
Point or order.. good idea to feather edge the sand scratches around the outside before applying filler, just in case you go a little too far a fluck up your filler work..
Exactly!! that's why they come off as dumbasses.
@kentacoma67 lol thank you captain obvious isnt that true for just about anything
@ladedk yeah but just so everyone knows a paper dust mask like that does not protect you against the paint fumes while painting you need to wear a respirator with an organic vapor filter and the masks these guys are wearing only keep dust out
This is a great video for DIY repairing paint on old cars/trucks
buy your paint from sherwin willams they carrie pPg,duPont and house of color.
so a few years ago i went to napa and had them mix me some green paint in a rattle can for my truck. i picked it up and turns out it was red. so i went back there and raised some hell and got a new can of green. got that home and that was dark green. my truck is light green. dont buy your paint from napa
hey guys pretty sure your dust masks arent going to protect you from deadly vapors.
what a joke,an auto body shop?
I need to sell my sata and get me one of those handles for a spray can to paint with
as faR as primer , use a primer filler then use black primer very lightly as a guide coat to find hard to see scratches, sand that with 500or 600g 500 is better,
sand body filler with 40 grit once straight, sand with 80 to make it smooth, hit it up with polyester putty sand with 100g smooth it with 180, also feather edge old paint and primer with 180g
Pretty good except i learned from exp. to work the grinded edge with 80 grit and let your putty run over edge to fill in deep grinding marks. Always come behind 80 grit with 180 grit before you prime. If not the primer will shrink and sand scratches will show in matter of days. especcially laquer primer. best to let primer dry 24 hrs. before sanding to help avoid shrinkage. Not saying im a know it all just cant sleep seeing how others do mudd work lol
Help alot thanks
It's is easy if you have the right tools for the job, and the knowledge.
seems easy in theory
Remember your masks, guys!! Safety first.
thank u for posting
Doves Kingdom of Rust Official Music Video. Directed by China Moo-Young. Produced by Warp Films. Copyright EMI Records 2009. All Rights Reserved.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
good clip, very good fit of the music over the picture. hope China will never stop providing art!
republic kai kalo taksidi…
LOL. The other Coldplay?
Muse+Kings of Leon+Coldplay= Doves. Amazing.
@eddsterfalconian me2
same story
@eddsterfalconian heard it in zombieland too ;p it rocks
я влюблен в эту песню!
very nice song, nice video (loved the rust theme)
one of the best bands ever. period.
@antigoneband Edit: *"TWO Of The Lucky Ones"
@Menkalo yeah, it's absolutely awesome!
"Zombieland" is awesome, too!
I love nearly the whole soundtracks:
"Ten of the Lucky Ones", "For Whom The Bell Tolls", "Kingdom Of Rust" and "Everybody Wants Some" are all great tracks!
F**king sweeet
I heard it in "Zombieland" when they sat in the car, and I finally found out what it was called! JIPPIIIIII!!!! Love the song!
@eddsterfalconian yeah .. me 2 .. it's been in my head ever since zombieland
Omg absolutely love this song
A song i wouldn't download,rather pay for because the people that did this great work of art deserve atleast some sort of profit.
Loved it.
hab des Lied in Zombiland gesehen und es ist !!!!!!!!! Es passt perfeckt zu dem Film, und ist einfach geil vorallem bei 0:50
i love this song a lot plus my family owned silver ford granada
dakruzw ka8e fora pou to akouw..
I am very into power metal,
But I happened to see this clip on tv and it's great.
Some songs are simply art, and the music video reminds me of my dreams…
i'm with you stalkrym! travels my mind….
a unique piece of art…a song which is beyond time and space…
Dude how did Oasis stand in Doves or Elbows way from becoming big english bands? I love all three bands, they are all brilliant bands in there own ways but Oasis did not become one of Englands biggest and popular band in the workd for no reason…
A favorite..
I actually dont like this kind of genre that much, but gotta say this really changed everything. Very emotional song and great voice. Going to keep listen to but i dont think it will be completly weared out.
Purchase of this book includes free trial access to http://www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: v -,;.. Soluble solids, as their name implies, are those solid materials which, when melted into a liquid state, are capable of being dissolved into the oils for the purpose of creating a compound vehicle or a varnish. Varnish gums are soluble solids and so are tars, pitches, asphaltums and also prepared compositions made for the purpose; all of which have various and diverse qualifications for use in paints and varnishes for specific purposes, and a knowledge of their characteristics are necessary in order to select the proper ones for their adequate
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The Stack-On Anti-Corrosion Rifle Bag will help prevent moisture from damaging your firearm for up to five years The bag has a patented volatile corrosion inhibiting (VCI) infusion that lets out an invisible odorless nontoxic vapor
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Quality Rust Protection After Only One Coat Can Be Painted Over Requires No Primer CRL Extend Rust Treatment can be used on any surface that is susceptible to rust. This professional treatment gives quality protection against rust for three to five years, after only one coat. Simply clean the surface with a wire brush and apply the treatment with a brush or roller, even to damp surfaces. Extend can be painted over in 48 hours, in most cases without a primer. Unpainted Extend has a gray/black matte finish when dry. Loctite Extend Rust Convertor provides one-step rust treatment that destroys old rust, prevents new rust. Just brush or spray it on. Within minutes, rust disappears and is converted to a durable black protective coating. Surface r
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Car Rust Treatment Required For Preventing Rust
Normally a car in US cost around ,000 and usually you have to pay 0 as monthly installment for 6 long years. Now with taxes, fees and insurance the installment rate goes to almost that of what we have to pay for mortgage payment. Though you are paying so much money in your car still many people don't care proper care for the car. Proper maintenance of the car is highly necessary to increase the longevity of these major investments.
If people neglect their cars then there is hardly anything that can prevent the car from getting rusted with the help of car rust removal products.
Rust is a very common problem and each and everybody hate rust. But most surprising hardly people take any step to prevent it.
Research shows that rust is common in the areas where the proportion of salt, salty ocean air is common. The places with high humidity are susceptible to rust. Basically rust is very common in the industrial areas.
Though the metal in the car contain a protection with thin primer and painting still the metal comes in contact with salt and water at regular interval. These two, salt and water do harm and weaken the car finish as it help in losing electron of the metal. Thus the rust starts and soon erodes the metal.
So we can see that paint is an important part in protection against rust. If proper care is taken for every two months then this paint can be strengthen. This will definitely reduce the occurrence of the rust. Regular cleaning will prevent the salt to get accumulated in the car's body. Cars polish and Car wax will act as a lubricant which not will give car a new look but also prevent the car from getting rusted. These lubricants seal the surface from collecting the moisture. For maximum protection use 2 – 3 times at a single cleaning. People who have introduce the car wax or car polish in their regular car cleaning routine face much less problem with rust.
Even if you see a small scratch in the car paint, don't neglect it. Immediately take action. You should paint that part immediately. Bare body is much prone for rusting so a proper care should be taken by buying a 1 oz. bottle of same color and applying the paint in the exact effected area with small brush or tooth pick. Properly cover the entire effected area. Remember always buy same matching color for the car color paint. It acts as car rust treatment as the color will prevent the moisture and salt from accumulating. Like a first aid you can also use nail polish for time being. It will give protection for someday. But it is better if we use car color paint. Always remove the rusted part with the sandpaper. Never use color over the rusted portion.
So we can see that if little maintenance with is done with wax or polish then we can easily protect car from rust.
Introducing The Ballistol Care Cloth this fantastic product is perfect for protecting anything that may get and suffer from getting wet. A simple wipe will afford enough protection until a more thorough clean can be achieved.
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That portion of Unit 27 within the Loon Creek drainage; that portion of Unit 27 east of the Middle Fork of the Salmon River, south of Camas Creek, and northwest of Fly Creek Trail (Forest Service Trail 124); that portion of Unit 36 within the Yankee Fork drainage.
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Casa Loma is a castle like mansion which took three years and $3.5 million to build. For you wedding…
Happy Valentines Day!
14 FebEnvy Cake Toronto wishes you "Happy Valentines"!
Sweet love. Sweet cake. Sweet wedding.
White wedding cakes are so versatile. They can turn into endless possibilities & styles.
Toronto Couture Wedding Cakes: Tall Elegant Modern wedding cake design with luxury details
30 Jan
Beautiful luxury wedding cake design in this tall "7-tiers" couture wedding cake created by Bobbette & Belle in Toronto, Ontario.
Details of textured lace/patterns, silver & gold borders, accent bejeweled sugar flowers.
All my favorite design elements combined in one~~
Toronto Wedding Cakes: 雙喜/双喜Double Happiness blessing wedding cake
21 Jan雙喜/双喜Double Happiness wedding cakes don't have to be red & gold.
It can be as sleek & classy as this chinese double happiness wedding cake design here.
Three tiered of pure white fondant covered tiered with different designs of ribbons in the same color tone. Add a few touches of fresh fragrant flowers matching your wedding theme and color.
This Gold hand-painted character of double happiness is two identical figures holding hands, symbolizing perfect symmetry, flow and balance, a blessing of lasting harmonious marriage.
Brides & Grooms can pick the style of calligraphy they like and we can personalize a unique wedding cake for you.
Would be so sweet and cute to compliment this wedding cake design in double-happiness wedding favors wrapping.
Toronto Inspiring Wedding Cakes: Artistic, Contemporary Macaroon Wedding Cake from Toronto, Ontario
19 JanBreathtaking wedding cake design as always from Cake Opera Co, in Toronto, Ontario.
Each creation is an art piece.
Sweet, Romantic pink macarons are placed on all sides of this three tiered square pink-fondant-covered wedding cake.
Pastry Chef Jessica handpainted abstract peony design to match the striking bejeweled sugar peony topper.
Truly stunning wedding cake design.
Toronto Popular Wedding Cakes: Chic & Elegant Black and White Wedding Cake
17 JanBlack and White wedding cake designs are always a popular choice of brides & grooms.
This simple, chic & elegant wedding cake design is from I Do Wedding, Toronto, Ontario.
4 square fondant-covered tiers in various heights with wavy little black dots patterns and accents of two big black flower blossoms give a trendy & contemporary look to the classy black and white wedding cake design.
I personally like sparkly wedding cake designs as it adds radiance & romance to your wedding reception under spotlights or candles. So pretty in pictures~
To add more glam, I would use maybe edible gems, glitter, silver dragees to mark the curvy patterns complimenting the black and white perfectly on the wedding cake.
Toronto Couture Fake Wedding Cakes Rental: Sparkling Classy Elegance in bejeweled flowers & feathers
15 JanThis chic tall wedding cake design makes an impressive statement in your reception.
Each tier is actually 2 tiers combined to give that extra height.
Each tier decorated with ribbons in your wedding theme color, bejeweled flowers, candy pearls and fine feathers.
Sparkling Classy Elegance =)
Toronto Wedding/Birthday/Anniversary/Celebration Cakes: Stunning Simplicity & Elegance in pearls cake design
13 Jan
Simple Elegance Wedding Cake Design adorned with pearl chains, fresh flowers of your choice (I think Roses would make this wedding cake more romantic).
This wedding cake design in 3, 4 or more tiers can be a stunning presentation in your wedding reception.
This cake design is also perfect for your mom/girlfriend/grandma's birthday.
This can be a celebration cake for your friend's boutique opening.
Toronto Classy Wedding Cakes: Baroque-inspired Elegance
9 JanBaroque-inspired square tiered wedding cake (also excellent choice for posh birthday/celebration parties) embellished by roses, fondant pearls, paisley leaves, hearts for a modern & elegant wedding cake design.
A 4-tiered tall wedding/birthday/celebration cake in such design is classy especially in black and white.


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overview This note considers United Nations involvement with the governance of cyberspace, debate about a New World Information & Communication Order (NWICO) and the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS). contents of this profile The following pages cover -
They supplement the discussion of the Governance and Networks & Global Information Infrastructure guides on this site. There is a profile regarding the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a UN agency with global telecommunications standards and policy coordination responsibilities that is sometimes suggested as a replacement for ICANN. at a glance The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is a global intergovernmental body under the umbrella of the United Nations, with a status equivalent to the World Intellectual Property Organisation (discussed in the Intellectual Property Guide on this site). Its charter states that the organisation is concerned with
any transmission, emission or reception of signs, signals, writing, images and sounds or intelligence of any nature by wire, radio, optical or other electromagnetic systems.
The ITU traces its origins to international agreements under French auspices in the 1860s that sought to harmonise telegraph traffic across the borders of nations in Europe. Those agreements were modelled on the October 1849 technical standards protocol regarding telecommunications between Prussia and Austria and the 1850 Austro-German Telegraph Union. It evolved from a somewhat informal body concerned with international telegraph pricing and standards to one with a permanent secretariat (now located in Geneva) concerned with telecommunications per se, including satellite and radio broadcasting, transborder cable television distribution and other questions. Most recently it has had a leading role in discussions about technical standards and regulatory mechanisms for initiatives such as ENUM. as a replacement for ICANN? The ITU is recurrently proposed as a body to replace ICANN and has shown some interest in questions about ccTLD regulation, arguable representing the interests of some country code managers in jockeying for position against gTLD managers within ICANN. Such suggestions for example resurfaced in the December 2003 World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) in Geneva. That gathering resulted in a Digital Solidarity Agenda and Declaration of Principles featuring the statement that
The Internet has evolved into a global facility available to the public and its governance should constitute a core issue of the Information Society agenda. The international management of the Internet should be multilateral, transparent and democratic, with the full involvement of governments, the private sector, civil society and international organizations. It should ensure an equitable distribution of resources, facilitate access for all and ensure a stable and secure functioning of the Internet, taking into account multilingualism. The management of the Internet encompasses both technical and public policy issues and should involve all stakeholders and relevant intergovernmental and international organizations. In this respect it is recognized that: a) policy authority for Internet-related public policy issues is the sovereign right of States. They have rights and responsibilities for international Internet-related public policy issues; b) the private sector has had and should continue to have an important role in the development of the Internet, both in the technical and economic fields; c) civil society has also played an important role on Internet matters, especially at community level, and should continue to play such a role; d) intergovernmental organizations have had and should continue to have a facilitating role in the coordination of Internet-related public policy issues; e) international organizations have also had and should continue to have an important role in the development of Internet-related technical standards and relevant policies. International Internet governance issues should be addressed in a coordinated manner. We ask the Secretary-General of the United Nations to set up a working group on Internet governance, in an open and inclusive process that ensures a mechanism for the full and active participation of governments, the private sector and civil society from both developing and developed countries, involving relevant intergovernmental and international organizations and forums, to investigate and make proposals for action, as appropriate, on the governance of Internet by 2005.
It is perhaps unsurprising that the Economist somewhat tartly responded that
America is wary of a completely intergovernmental approach, since it might jeopardise the internet's capacity for free speech and technical innovation. Some of the countries that want more of a say - China and several Middle East and African nations - have dubious records on transparency, human rights and press freedoms. They seek more power not to preserve the internet's character as an open medium, but to control it better within their borders. So although ICANN has many flaws, America is reluctant to change things too quickly. The business delegation also expressed its support for the status quo.
Some of the calls for replacement reflect perceptions that ICANN has been dominated by commercial interests (in particular interests from corporations in the OECD states), lacks legitimacy and is unrepresentative of either the 'internet community' or the broader population. The ITU, dominated by governments (and peopled by a narrow cadre of telecoms bureaucrats with tenure beyond the life of most elected governments), is perceived to have greater legitimacy and more responsive to civil society concerns. It is questionable, however, whether the organisation would be more transparent or effective. It faces four key questions -
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A perfect storm of reliability problems has dropped Ford to next to last among the 28 car brands ranked in Consumer Reports 2012 Annual Auto Reliability Survey, while its luxury brand, Lincoln, placed just a notch higher.
Only two years ago, Ford was Detroit's poster child for reliability. It cracked the top 10 among brands in Consumer Reports predicted-reliability scores, with more than 90 percent of its models being average or better. This year the top seven spots are all held by Japanese brands.
Several factors contributed to Ford's decline in Consumer Reports reliability rankings. A few new or redesigned models, including the Explorer, Fiesta, and Focus, came out of the gate with more problems than normal. Ford has also added the MyFord/MyLincoln Touch electronic infotainment system, which has been problematic so far, to many vehicles. In addition, three historically reliable models — the Ford Escape, Fusion and the Lincoln MKZ — are not included in the analysis; the three were redesigned for 2013 and CR doesn't yet have reliability data on them.
Toyota, on the other hand, has excelled in Consumer Reports latest ratings. Its three brands — Scion, Toyota, and Lexus — swept the top spots. Toyota is clearly setting the pace in reliability. Of the 27 models in the brand's lineup, 16 earned the highest rating. The subcompact Prius C earned Consumer Reports top score overall. The hatchback Prius, the larger Prius V, and the new Prius plug-in were also above average.
The Toyota trio was followed by four other Japanese makes: Mazda, Subaru, Honda, and Acura, in that order. All of the models produced by the top seven brands had average or better reliability. And of the 90 Japanese models reflected in Consumer Reports brand comparison, 86 were average or better, with 35 earning the highest rating.
Leading the Europeans, Audi had its best showing ever, moving up 18 spots to eighth place, making it easily the most reliable European make and the top non-Japanese brand.
The findings from Consumer Reports 2012 Annual Auto Survey are based on subscribers' experiences with 1.2 million vehicles. The organization uses that extensive data to predict how well new cars that are currently on sale will hold up. For full reliability charts and predicted reliability on hundreds of 2012 models, plus a list of what's up and what's down, visit ConsumerReports.org.
Mixed bag for domestics
Cadillac is the top U.S. brand, having moved up 14 spots this year. Its CTS coupe was the most reliable domestic car. A number of other General Motors nameplates — Buick, Chevrolet, GMC — also moved up in the ranking. The Chevrolet Volt extended-range electric car continues to have above-average reliability, and the compact Chevrolet Cruze, dismal in its first year, improved to average.
Chrysler brands had a few setbacks. This year, Consumer Reports has enough data to report on some of the recently revamped Chrysler and Dodge models, and their problems have dragged the nameplates' rankings down. The Dodge Charger, for example, returns with well-below-average reliability. Other models had ups and downs. The V6 version of the Chrysler 300 sedan, with an average rating, is now the brand's most reliable model, and the V8 300 is its worst. Likewise, the V6 Jeep Grand Cherokee scores average and the V8 is now below par. The differences stem from the alternative powertrains and the extra features found in higher-priced versions. Separating its trucks into a new nameplate, Ram, didn't help Dodge's standing. And the Fiat 500 debuted with average reliability in its first year in the U.S.


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Dan Aran: Breathing (2009)
Breathing is very much a jazz record but not a straightforward band date. There are many musicians on the roster, some playing only small roles, although Aran relies on top-tier pianist Art Hirahara to anchor every track except one. Bassists Matt Brewer and Tal Ronen handle five tunes each. Trumpeter Avishai Cohen , saxophonist Eli Degibri and trombonist Jonathan Voltzok all make substantial contributions. Degibri plays gruff tenor on Arnie Lawrence's mid-tempo "I'm So Blue," and takes up soprano for Aran's "Riva," a Ornette Coleman 's "The Blessing" is a burst of lucidity, the album's improvisational centerpiece.
But it's the subtle textures and tone colorsNir Felder's mix of acoustic slide and fuzz tone guitar on the rubato second half of the ballad "Sun Bath"; Gili Sharett's lonely bassoon on the melody of Cole Porter 's "I Concentrate on You"; Brewer's 5/4 bass feature on "Tenderly"that give Breathing its radiance, its flavor of surprise. Aran's writing, too, is disarmingly pretty, pure in melodic focus. He opens smartly with "Sun Bath" and the evocative tone poem "Shnozel" and closes with "Yemini Pne," a loping, unorthodox two-chord vamp that gives way to a brighter sequence in 3/4, framed by a joyous staccato line and dueling solos from the brass.
The one big departurean explicit nod to Aran's ethnic heritageis "Gul Lihibib," Aharon Amram's hypnotic 7/8 theme, involving cameos by flutist Itai Kriss, trumpeter Ben Holmes and pianist/accordionist Uri Sharlin . The Middle Eastern vibe is fleeting, however. Aran's work is steeped first and foremost in straight-ahead jazz and yet the forms and contours are every bit his own.
Track Listing: Sun Bath; Shnozel; I'm So Blue; Riva; Para Ezequiel; The Blessing; I Concentrate on You; Tenderly; Gul Lihibib; Yemini Pne.
Personnel: Dan Aran: percussion, drums; Avishai Cohen: trumpet; Eli Degibri: tenor sax, soprano sax; Jonathan Voltzok: trombone; Itai Kriss: flute; Nir Felder: electric guitar; Ben Holmes: trumpet; Art Hirahara: piano; Uri Sharlin: piano, accordion; Tal Ronen: bass; Matt Brewer: bass; Gili Sharett: bassoon.
Record Label: Smalls Records
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There are discounts available for more than one child in a fam-ily, and financial assistance from the Freeport Comm-unity Development Block Grant Program for those who require it. Contact the Little League at P.O. 284, Freeport, NY 11520 for further information. Fall Leaf Collection One of the responsibilities of the Public Works Department is to remove leaves from the streets in order to mini-mize disruption to parking. It is illegal to rake leaves into the street and to leave them there unbagged, or to burn leaves. This is prohibited by Village Codes. Residents are urged to bag the leaves, and place the bags at the curb for collection. The Sanitation Department collects yard waste on Wednesdays throughout the'year except^during holiday weeks. Yard waste includes leaves, grass clip-pings, .garden waste, as well as twigs or branches with a diameter of less than 6 inches. During the Fall, the village will provide weekly leaf collection service each Wednesday except J on December 29th. Discarded; holiday trees will be collected^ on Wednesdays with yard waste. Place undecorated-holiday trees at the curb between 6:00 pm Tuesday and 7:00 am Wednesday. Remember to Save the Date The Village of Freeport's Commission on Human Rights will sponsor a special celebration of the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King at the Freeport Memorial Library on Sunday, January 16th at 2 p.m. The event will include poetry readings, musical performances and other tributes to Dr. King to mark his contributions to the American Civil Rights movement. [.•ON OZSIL AN aivd >||ng OZSLLAN %iodaajd anuaAv uea^o 'ON 9i> jjodaajj j.o a6e||j/\ NOVEMBER, 2004 www.FreeportNY.com THE HOME OF CHAMPIONS Street Signs on New York Ave. Honor Firefighter Andre Fletcher Trustee Bill White, Jr., Freeport Firefighter Alphonso Hardwick, Deputy Mayor Renaire Frierson, Mayor Bill Glacken, Firefighter Zochory Fletcher, Hempstead Town (ouncilwoman Angle Cullin, Trustees Don Mauersberger and Don Miller. It was not long after Andre and Zachary Fletcher moved into the Village of Freeport in 1987 that they joined the Freeport Fire Department. The eighteen-year-old twin brothers were eager to become a part of their new community after coming here with their family from Brooklyn. Eventually, the brothers also joined the New York City Fire Department. Andre was assigned to Rescue Company No. 5 on Staten Island, while Zachary became a member of Ladder Company No. 132 in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn. Andre's compa-ny was among the first called to the scene on September 11th when the two planes hit the World Trade Center. Andre's body has never been found, something that haunts his brother to this day. On October 2nd, in front of the Fletcher family home, Village officials joined with the family, neighbors and friends, along with police and fire officials from several departments, including the Freeport Fire Department, and the New York City Fire Department and Police Department, to honor Andre Fletcher's memory by renam-ing New York Avenue "F.M. Andre Fletcher Way." At the ceremony Zachary Fletcher said, "It is difficult to describe the feeling of losing a twin brother. I had problems believing he was really gone. Having these signs up, where I see them every day, has helped me come to terms with his death. I deeply appreciate the Village's efforts on behalf of my family." Andre had trained as an Emergency Medical Technician, and also served as a haz-ardous materials responder with the NYC Fire Department. He was promoted to the rank of Fire Marshal posthumously. Freeport's Fabulous Fall Festival is a Hit The Village of Freeport, along with the Freeport Chamber of Commerce, sponsored the second annual Fall Festival on the Nautical Mile on Sunday, October 24th. The event fea-tured seasonal food, nautical gift booths and entertainment for the youngsters, including a face-paint-ing clown. The highlight of the festival was the annual Freeport Chowder Contest. The winners were awarded prizes in several categories. J.C. Cove won Best Presentation for its chow-der served in special 'bread bowls'. Cafe By the Sea won Most Creative Chowder for its unique recipe, which included bacon bits along with some secret ingredients. Jeremy's Ale House, a new entry into the contest this year, won Best New England Chowder. Bedell's at West Wind won the Best Manhattan Chowder, Water Lilly's chowder was judged the Fireman's Choice, and Otto's Sea Grill won Most Festive Exhibit. Dano Lamb of Otto's, Carlos Amoroso and Jeremy Holin from Jeremy's, Connie Banks of Bedell's, Brady land from Cafe by the Sea, Jane Ougan of J.C Cove, Mayor Bill Glacken, Ricky Holdener of Water Lilly's, and Freeport Trustee Don Mauersberger. A MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR The arts speak a universal language, and in a community as diverse as Freeport, they play an important role in communica-tion. Concerts featuring classic and popular music, theatre productions, art and photo-graphic exhibits, along with other forms of artistic expression, delight audiences at venues throughout the village, uniting us in appreciation and joy. Residents regale their friends with tales of vaudeville performers who came here during the early 1900s and entertained at the famous LI.G.H.T.S. Club on the water-front. Later, during the late 40s and early 50s, Freeport attracted a number of radio performers, most notably, "Mr. New Year's Eve", Guy Lombardo. His home on the waterfront made it easy for him to boat to the Jones Beach Theater, where he and his band entertained every summer. Other celebrities who settled in Freeport were radio commentator Gabriel Heatter, and veteran screen star Leo Carrillo. So it is fitting that the Long Island Arts Council at Freeport was born here nearly 30 years ago and is celebrating its anniversary during the 2004-05 season. Established through a partnership between the Village and the Freeport School District, the Arts Council assists Long Island's performing and visual artists by administering the New York State Council on the Arts' re-grant funding program. The Teen Theatre Workshop offers young people training and performing opportumties each summer at its perma-nent home at the Freeport Recreation Center. The Council also sponsors summer con-certs in outdoor settings around the village, in addition to scheduling master classes and special performances. Other programs include literary lectures, High 5 Long Island, which promotes the arts to teenagers and their families, the Juried Photography Show, and the Craft Festival. This year, the Council is taking an active role in encouraging artists to make Freeport their home. With the construction of the Main Street Mews in the heart of the vil-lage's business district nearly complete, Freeport will be able to provide artists and entrepreneurs a unique live/work environ-ment in a waterfront community near major public transportation and highways, offer-ing easy access to New York City. The Mews, which is scheduled to open early next year on Main Street between Sunrise Highway and Merrick Road, offers 16 units of loft-type space on the second and third floors. The apartments are designed to provide bedroom, kitchen and utility areas for the tenants with the advan-tage of 17-foot floor-to-ceiling windows offering ample natural light for their stu-dios and work centers. The commercial space on the first floor is expected to house a restaurant and/or a bookstore. The entire building is wired to provide computer, cable and satellite access. So it is with both pride and pleasure that I congratulate the LI Arts Council at Freeport on its 30th Anniversary, and thank its members for the contributions they have made to our village. The Council's success is a direct outgrowth of our culturally diverse, open community, which has always placed a high value on individual freedom, creativity and artistic expression. We honor the peo-ple who have worked tirelessly for the advancement of the arts and the better-ment of our community. We appreciate their efforts because we understand that the arts may survive without the support of government, but no government worthy of its people can survive without the suste-nance of the arts. Happy Anniversary. Freeport Receives $1 Million for Water Wells Project from Senator Fuschillo Student Selected to join Scholars Program, ivited Presidential Inauguration i i i^—^—^^^-^^^^^^^ in—^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^—i-. I—-- rardr-\+ Kla + irtnnl artrJ C7 l*-\k eeport Select Also Invited to 2005 Steven T. Gianaca has a lot to be proud of this year. He has been chosen for mem-bership in the National Society of High School Scholars, an organization which rec-ognizes superior academic achievement and is affiliated with the prestigious Nobel fam-ily. Steven's record of outstanding academic achievement at Freeport High School was praised by the Honorary Chair of the orga-nization, Claes Nobel. Membership in the NSHSS offers students such advantages as scholarships, networking, invitations to spe-cial events, publications, and other unique opportunities. In addition, as a participant in the Pictured in the photo with Steven are: Trustees Bill White, Jr., Don Miller, Steven's father, Pete Gianaca, Steven, Mayor Glacken, Steven's mother, Patrice Gianaca, Deputy Mayor Renaire Frierson, Trustee Mauersberger and Steven's older brother Christopher. recent National and Global Young Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C., Steven has received an invitation to take part in the activities commemo-rating the Presidential Inauguration in January 2005. The six-day special pro-gram will include an opportunity to meet members of Congress, scholars and historians, who will be involved in shaping and implementing the policies that will guide our country in the years to come. Mayor Bill Glacken and the members of the Freeport Board of Trustees congratulated Steven and his family on his achievements. The village's ongoing pro-ject is adding three new water wells, with backup generators and distribution mains, to the current system. With the com-pletion next Spring of the new installations located on Prince Ave., the village will be able to continue to deliver clean, safe water to its more than 10,000 residential and commercial cus-tomers now and for genera-tions to come. The $1 million in New York State funding secured for the Pictured in the photo occepting the check from Senator Fuschillo are: Senior Engineer Ben Terzulli; Ken Clous, Superintendent of Water; Assemblyman Dave McDonough; Mayor Bill Glacken, Senator Fuschillo, Superintendent of Public Works Louis DiGrozio, and Village Engineer Rob Fisenne. village by Senator Charles Fuschillo, will help cover the $6 million dollar total cost of the pro-ject. More than 44,000 local resi-dents are served by the Freeport water well system that is the vil-lage's sole source of reliable, potable water. This construction marks the first new well installa-tions in over 34 years and is part of the Glacken Administration's aggresive commitment to improv-ing and upgrading the village's infrastructure from "the ground Freeport PBA Celebrates its 68th Year with Installation Dinner/Dance President Philip "Mike" Flood wel-comed the Police Benevolent Association's members, officers and guests to the annual event held at the Coral House in Baldwin. This year the members of the PBA Executive Board each returned to their respective positions to serve a third term together. Mike Flood has presided as president of the organi-zation since 1998. The membership has distinguished itself by its profes-sionalism, dedication to duty and volunteerism to the community with its participation in the national Toys for Tots drive every holiday season, its Kids ID program, and the special Senior Citizens Luncheon that it sponsors every February. Deputy Mayor Renaire Frierson and Trustee Bill White, Jr. officiated at the swearing in ceremonies for PBA president Mike Flood and offi-cers Shawn Randall, Richard Greenwood, John Lundergan, Timothy Nolan, David Brodsky, Theodore Cirko, Steven Margiotta and Michael Capriola. Freeport PBA President Mike Flood accepts a citation from Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray sur-rounded by the members of the PBA Board, along with Freeport Village Trustee Don Mauersberger, NY State Assemblyman Dave McDonough, Freeport Trustee Bill White, Jr., Hempstead Town Councirwoman Angie Cullin, President Flood, Supervisor Murray, PBA VP Shawn Randall, Freeport Trustee Don Miller, Nempstead Town Clerk Mark Bonilla, Freeport Deputy Mayor Renaire Frierson, and NYS Assemblywoman Earlene Hooper. Chez-Vous Gets a New Look and a New Name: Nelson's Photo: Deputy Mayor Renaire Frierson presented a citation to owner Nelson Williams and wished him success. Pictured are Mr. Williams' daughter Mario, Freeport CDA Executive Director Ellen Kelly, Nempsteod Councirwoman Angie Cullin, Nelson Williams, Deputy Mayor Frierson, Councirwoman Dorothy Goosby, and CDC of LI representative Frank Conlon. The dining establishment located on Merrick Road in Freeport between Ocean and Guy Lombardo Avenues re-opened recently after extensive renova-tions accomplished with the assistance of the Freeport Community Development Agency. The CDA handled the project through its downtown revi-talization program, helping owner Nelson Williams make major improve-ments to the 100-year-old, three-story Victorian style building that at one time was the home of a local dentist. The work included reconstruction of the roof of the dining porch in the front of the building, the installation of hand-icapped- accessible bathrooms and a new, accessible main entrance with a ramp on the east side of the structure. Funding for the improvements came from several sources, including a com-mercial facade improvement loan and grant through the FCDA and the Community Development Corporation of Long Island, an economic development grant obtained by Mayor Bill Glacken through federal legislation, and an eco-nomic development loan from Nassau County. Other improvements include a resur-faced parking lot and new signage and outdoor lighting. The project preserved the original interior with its stained glass inserts, ornate woodwork, parquet floors and high ceilings. The restaurant offers a full dinner menu specializing in steaks and ribs, with catering available for the upcoming holiday season.
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Report: NSA can hack offline computers via radio waves People looking to avoid the NSA's extensive electronic spying programs may have thought that unplugging their Internet connections would be enough to hide from prying... Type: News story Tags: Networking |
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Lepa splashes color coatings on its CPU coolers You know those black- and white-coated Enermax ETS-T40 heatsinks we reviewed last September? At CES this week, Lepa (Enermax's sister brand) had some similar... Type: News story Tags: Cooling |
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ALTON - Petra Salinas, 60, passed away on Monday, Sept. 23, 2013, at Doctor's Hospital in Edinburg.
She lived in the Valley for the past 23 years and was an employee of Walmart for several years.
Survivors include her husband, Alberto Salinas Arredondo; children, Nancy Ramirez, Alberto Salinas Jr., Jazmin Salinas, Juan Jeronimo Carrizalez and Ricardo Cantu; and nine grandchildren.
Preceding her in death were her parents, Francisco and Santos Guerrero, and a sister, Maria Delores Carrizales Guerrero.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 25, from 1 to 9 p.m. with a 7 p.m. rosary at Ric Brown Family Funeral Home chapel in Mission. The funeral mass will be held on Thursday, Sept. 26, at 12:30 p.m. at San Martin de Porres Catholic Church in Alton.
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The Act | The action takes place at the Hotel Las Vegas at the present time and concerns Michelle Craig's ... | 1 |
The Addams Family | Morticia and Gomez Addams want to continue living amongst death, pain and suffering, the way they al... | 72 |
The Adventures of Mr. Toad | Mr. Toad and his animal friends live a wonderful life in Toad Hall. However, Mr. Toad has a passion ... | 2 |
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer | 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer' is the Broadway adaptation of Mark Twain's classic book. The ... | 20 |
Aida | A classic love triangle: Aida, a Nubian princess, is captured by an Egyptian captain, Radames. He so... | 462 |
Ain't Misbehavin' | Ain't Misbehavin'is a musical revue of the songs from the legendary "Fats" Waller. The cast consists... | 14 |
Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death | Ain't Supposed to Die a Natural Death is a narrative about the comings-and-goings of a poor Black ne... | 0 |
Aladdin (Prince Street Players' Version) | Taking place in ancient China, this version of the popular tale uses artful Chinese theatre techniqu... | 38 |
Aladdin Junior (Disney) | Disney's Aladdin Junior brings the famous movie to life again on stage. In Agrabah, City of Encha... | 85 |
Alice in Wonderland (Prince Street Players' Version) | This is the musical version of Lewis Carroll's classic book. Our hero, Alice falls down an enc... | 127 |
All American | Professor Fodorski, an Eastern-European immigrant, arrives at a small, football-oriented college eag... | 2 |
All in Love | The show concerns the wealthy Sir Anthony and Mrs. Malaprop's attempts to arrange a marriage betwe... | 1 |
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The FAA is awarding a contract to ITT Corp. and GE's Naverus to help accelerate the development of satellite-based procedures that will allow aircraft to fly more directly to their destinations. "NextGen will help deliver an environmentally friendly, more efficient traveling experience for the flying public," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.
Under the $2.77 million contract, ITT Corp., the prime contractor, and GE's Naverus, the sub-contractor, will develop Required Navigation Performance (RNP) approach procedures into five airports: Ted Stevens Anchorage International, James M. Cox Dayton International, Kansas City International, General Mitchell International (Milwaukee) and Syracuse Hancock International. ITT Corp. and GE's Naverus will be responsible for designing, implementing and maintaining a total of 10 procedures – two for each airport. The FAA will closely monitor the work to make sure all safety and environmental steps are conducted properly. This effort will supplement the FAA's work to develop RNP procedures for airports across the country. The FAA has developed 305 RNP procedures. "If you imagine highways in the sky, then these are high-speed off ramps," said Acting FAA Administrator Michael Huerta. "Aircraft using RNP approaches make a more direct and efficient approach into the airport, also decreasing fuel burn." The FAA awarded the contract to ITT Corp. and GE's Naverus through a competitive process under the System Engineering 2020 contract, a portfolio of work designed to help the agency roll out NextGen. Fiscal year 2012 appropriations included funding for a contractor to develop and deliver NextGen procedures, and the FAA reauthorization bill called for the agency to demonstrate the ability of a contractor to design, implement and maintain these procedures.
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This course is designed as an introduction to the essentials of early childhood education. Topics to be covered include: recognizing the unique roles played by early care and education providers teaching young children; understanding cognitive, social-emotional, adaptive and motor development in childhood; assessing and planning a developmentally appropriate and standards-based curriculum; providing an inclusive learning environment; and communicating effectively with families and caregivers. Special attention will be given to contemporary models of Early Childhood Education in school and other early childhood settings and the unique needs of early learners, including English Language Learners and students with special needs.


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Almost 500 students call their dorm "Home." Last year marked OCC's 70th year and we are excited to announce that we reached our $70,000 goal! This money funded an extreme makeover for three dorm lobbies (Alumni, Strong and Williamson Halls), put new furniture in the Mabee Student Center, and provided student scholarships!
Year 2 will provide makeovers for the remaining lobbies in Boatman, Dennis, and Goodman Halls and provide even more student scholarships!
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