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Again, looking at history, the previously exalted Arizona defense, has sunk to 17th position in overall defense. They are decent against the rush (14th) and not quite as good against the pass (21st). Furthermore, Miami just torched Arizona for 400 plus passing yards. Thus, you would expect our passing game to be featured, and it would be complemented with an attempt to run the ball from time to time.
However, the above stats are a bit misleading. The Arizona game against Miami skewed the stats. Additionally, this is the NFL, which stands for "Not For Long". While that phrase was intended to refer to player longevity, it also applies with game plans from week to week. Seattle had 8 sacks against Greenbay in week 3 and came into the Rams game licking their chops. The Rams showed pass protection problems the week before giving up 6 sacks to Chicago. Somehow, the Rams only gave up 2 sacks to Seattle.
The point? Arizona's coaches will learn from mistakes in the last game and make adjustments. Thus, I do not expect a 400 plus yard performance by the Rams passing offense. Looking at how Arizona has performed in all games this season, this is what I think the Rams need to do to win the game:
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Does anyone have feedback on Vitamix vs.Ninja or other options for "super blenders"? I have to be on a soft diet for a couple months, and a friend leant me his Vitamix - which is an amazing machine, but they are definitely pricey.
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I have a vitamix and it is awesome! The vitamix can even turn grains into flour which is a great way to make fresh pancakes.
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I used to have a vitamix. Compared to a real blender, a real juicer, and a real flour mill I always thought it was useless. It tried to do so many things but did none of them particularly well.
When I got divorced and moved out, it apparently didn't come with me, and I didn't miss it for 10 years, when I had a papier mache project I wanted to do.
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I got a Ninja Pulse for Christmas and I love it. I've never used a Vitamix so I don't know how they compare. I love the individual drink cups for mixing smoothies, it pulverizes anything I put in it. I use it almost daily.
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Does anyone have insight to the NutriBullet by the Magic Bullet folk? I've heard it described as a poor man's Vitamix, and wonder how it compares. Guess I'll go check the Amazon review.
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Does anyone have insight to the NutriBullet by the Magic Bullet folk? I've heard it described as a poor man's Vitamix, and wonder how it compares. Guess I'll go check the Amazon review.
The question is, what is it you are trying to do with the thing?
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I'd be interested in feedback on the nutri-bullet too. I've had it in my Amazon cart for a week reading reviews but after being so let down with the blender I'm wary. I want what the infomercials promise -the ability to toss ina mix of fruits & veg & ice and make a nice quick healthy blended smoothie with quick cleanup.
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I bought a Nutribullet and absolutely love it! Quick, easy to use, pulverizes everything into a nice drinkable drink! I don't add ice to mine just cold water,but I will try ice one day to see how that does. I put 2 cups greens in, 2 cups fruit, some ground flax seed and water. Presto! I usually have an egg or bowl of oatmeal to go with it so I can get enough calories. So far so good on the NutriBullet for me! Oh and if you register with Bed Bath & Beyond you can get a coupon for 20% off so it made it cost even less for me! Happy weight loss!
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I just couldn't spend that kind of cash on a vitamix or Ninja BUT, last summer I posted a thread and I was between the Ninja Pulse and the Cuisinart CPB-300 SmartPower. I went with the Cuisinart because it came with more cups and was more compact for leaving on the counter. With the BB&B coupon for 20% off I got it for about 53.00 I think. Used daily and pretty harshly with ice etc for about 8 months now and no problems what so ever. I had a bullet and it died after about 4 months and I didn't put quite the "ice beating" on it that I have this one. Good luck!
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i was given a nutribullet and love it so far. But i agree w/ thynes that it's prolly not up rfor daily use w/ ice. i also juice
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I have a blender by the brand Oster and I use it almost everyday for ice. No problems and I have had it for almost 3 years. Cost me 60 bucks.
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Here comes a jinx. It's going to be one of those moments like when a radio voice describing a basketball game states, "Johnny Doe is 7 for 7 at the foul line tonight. His team needs him to keep that streak alive right now."
Over the roar of the crowd in the background, an audible "clank" can usually be heard. It's the curse of recognizing a streak. The jinx that can't possibly be true, but always seems so.
What's my jinx? I've not had a sick day in more than five years. There is on special secret. There is no particular diet. Nothing should prevent me from getting sick that I do conciously. Just luck.
Sickness is certain to come this weekend now that the streak has been recognized.
I thought I was getting sick midway through 2012. For the first time in years, I decided to visit a doctor. My wife picked out the one to whom I would entrust my well being.
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The doctor, after an initial visit, a second visit for blood work, and a third visit for consultation on the results of the blood work, diagnosed me with lethargy.
Being a wordsmith, it struck that he might be calling me lazy, but that was not what he meant, despite the definition of the word: "the quality or state of being drowsy and dull, listless and unenergetic, or indifferent and lazy; apathetic or sluggish inactivity."
He explained the clinical meaning was my fatigue that made me not feel very well was the result of working too many hours, not getting enough exercise and not eating well.
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He also suggested I get a flu shot, which I declined. I fully believe in immunizations for children and that the civilized plan for fighting illness and disease is a good one. I'm also a born idiot sometimes because the response given to the doctor was, "The last time I got a flu shot, I got the flu."
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With the way this flu season has gone, he likely has me pegged.
"The number of states reporting widespread flu activity is up to 47, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But flu activity nationally fell slightly in the CDC's most recent data. Five states reported less flu than a week earlier, according to the CDC," according to an Associated Press report. "CDC officials are still urging people to get vaccinated, and released the first data about how well this year's vaccine is working. So far, they say the vaccine appears to be about as effective as usual, protecting people about 62 percent of the time this season.
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Certainly, those who are most at risk to being severely affected by the flu — young children and senior citizens — should get the vaccine. No one should follow my foolish attitude, because it is certain to catch up to me someday and I have certainly been operating on borrowed time for many years.
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In November, LSI hosted a webinar featuring Anya Prince of the Cancer Legal Resource Center, a project of Loyola University in Los Angeles. Anya is the resident expert genetic discrimination law. It was extremely informative and excellent information was shared.
On October 22nd, we headed to San Jose and introduced ourselves to hundreds of Internists belonging to the American College of Physicians where we shared information on Lynch syndrome. Good news time! Most were quite knowledgable about it and knew the criteria for diagnostic testing Guess what? Northern California internists, including many of which were from Kaiser Permanente, are onboard with Lynch syndrome!
From October 11th through October 15th, LSI we were in Montreal, Quebec, Canada for the International Human Genetics Congress where we met individuals, worldwide, who are doing incredible things so we and our families may live. It was incredible to see individuals working from early morning into the late evenings, sharing information, reviewing one another's clinical studies and collaborating with one another. We had an opportunity to see Dr. Albert de Chapelle from the James Cancer Research Center at Ohio State University, Dr. Mark Clendenning from Australia, some terrific Lynch syndrome researchers from Newfoundland, a couple great ones from the University of Utah, Salt Lake City and many, many other individuals from UCLA Med Center, Baylor University and dozens of other institutions worldwide. A big thanks to the Genetic Alliance and to the American Society of Human Genetics for their kind invitation and sponsorship to this incredible event!
October 15th proved to be an exciting evening with the American Cancer Society at their Annual gala, at the community of the LSI headquarters and raising money for support and assistance to those who are fighting cancers.
On September 20th, Lynch Syndrome International held its first inaugural webcom featuring Dr. Uri Ladabaum, of Stanford University Medical School. Discussion included pathological tumor testing of Lynch syndrome tumors as a cost effective way to also diagnose individuals who were not previously diagnosed, in an attempt to detect those who either did not know their family history, had no knowledge of hereditary cancers and who may not have met the Amsterdam criteria. Discussed was the cost effective feature of diagnosing indivduals with the Lynch syndrome mutated genes and getting early and preventative treatment to deter cancer development. Research and practices of Dr. Ladabaum and others will enhance the quality of life for many and will protect families and save lives!
In September and October, LSI was in Southern California, in the Los Angeles area, spreading information on Lynch syndrome to primary care physicians and public health clinics. We had a chance to drop by and express gratitude to genetic counselors at the City Of Hope and Cedar Sinai. They're doing some great things.
We traveled to Sonoma, California to meet health care professionals and share information on Lynch syndrome at the University of California - Davis Healthcare Systems Gastroenterology and Hepatology Conference at "The Lodge" on August 21st and 22nd. Much gratitude to UC Davis -California for providing us this very important opportunity and donating exhibit space.
On August 25th, we headed back home to Vacaville and a Lynch Syndrome Awareness Night sponsored by North Bay Health Systems and Myriad Genetics. It was educationally packed evening for professionals and the public, we are thrilled they are actively pursuing public awareness. Vacaville hearts are a major reason why we are headquartered in this great town!
September 8th through 10th, we were with the terrific nurse navigators who make life so much easier for those of us experiencing cancer! Yep, we exhibited at their annual conference and rubbed shoulders with Matthew Zachary of Stupid Cancer! and Jonny Imerson of Imerson's Angels, as well as with many other passionate concered persons! When you need help, there is nothing like having a nurse navigator beside you. Visit their website and learn more about these wonderful people!
In August, LSI was in Seattle, Washington, meeting with individuals from the Genetic Alliance and contributing input as to the future of personalized medicine upon survivors and previvors as well as how it affected Lynch syndrome. We participated in a day long class that provided essential information on how to develop our own cancer registry and biobank for Lynch syndrome, in order to assist researchers and institutions in obtaining immediate subjects for clinical trials.
The annual meeting of Lynch Syndrome International was held on June 24, 2011, at the Marriott Courtyard, 2101 River Plaza Drive, Sacramento, California, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The morning session involved a meeting of the Board of Directors and installation of some terrific new Directors, including survivors, caretakers and medical professionals. Following a hosted lunch, a general meeting of stakeholders, survivors and previvors took place, to actively plan and organize goals for 2012 public awareness campaigns, support for survivors and previvors and fundraising efforts.
2011-2012 is going to be a great year for LSI, with lots of new events planned! Stay tuned!
For those of you who are participating in the Relay for Life events at your local American Cancer Society, they are advising not to distribute brochures. We highly support the American Cancer Society and their outstanding efforts and are proud to be listed within their national directory! So, get out to those Relay for Life events and put out the word about Lynch syndrome! It is there that the best field outreach to cancer survivors will occur and families at risk for Lynch syndrome will be discovered. Just think of all the families that will be protected and the lives saved! Just give us a call or email us and we will send you bracelets for your team and others you find at high risk!
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Much gratitude to NCCN (National Comprehensive Cancer Network) for sponsoring our exhibit at their Annual Guidelines meeting in Hollywood, Florida. It gave us a wonderful opportunity to meet dedicated physicians, nurses, nurse navigators, physicians assistants and others who are working hard to protect families and save lives and introduce them into our world of inherited cancers. The experiences there were invaluable...and will make a difference in the quality of lives for many!
Some of the nation's finest leaders, including Governor Brewer of Arizona, Governor Hickenlooper of Colorado, Governor Kitzhaber of Oregon, Governor Sandoval of Nevada, Governor Nixon of Missouri, Governor Jindal of Louisiana and Governor Bentley of Alabama have stepped up to the plate and proclaimed Wednesday, March 30, 2011 Lynch Syndrome Hereditary Cancers Public Awareness Day in their states!
We are so very grateful to them for caring for those of us at risk for Lynch syndromes and for our families and so very grateful to other leaders who we hope will join them in the days to come!
Help us spread the word about Lynch syndrome and join us in our mission to protect families and save lives! Speak to your local newspapers and tell them your story - visit television and radio stations and encourage Public Service Announcements. Share information with your local church and urge your church leaders to put it within church newsletters, bulletins and announcements to the Congregations. Speak to your local organizations about Lynch syndrome and find out the policies of genetic testing within your own health care organizations. Put information out on blogs and upon the internet, write an Op-Ed piece for your newspaper or employment newsletter. Participate in Relay for Life Events and share the information with other cancer surviving families who often don't know. Even wear a T-Shirt with "Ask me about Lynch Syndrome" embossed upon the back. There is so very much we can do to protect families and save lives...all we have to do is put out the word and many, like us, can live far longer than we ever dreamed! All we have to do is put forth the effort and try!
Whoa, doggies...hold on there! Doesn't the song go, "Rainy days and Mondays always make me blue?"
Nope! Not anymore! Its the empowerment of taking control over our health and our lives that is motivating us to turn our selves blue on Wednesdays--that and the realization we do have control over the improvement of longevity of life and the quality of life!
So, wear blue on Wednesdays, in dedication to those who came before us and didn't have the opportunities and the blessing we have today and in gratitude to those who made it possible for us.
LSI has been designated as a referral, patient support organization by the National Institute of Health. We are very pleased they accepted our application and are now referring individuals with Lynch syndrome to us for support.
LSI was represented on a panel of experts presenting on Lynch syndrome to a Regional Conference of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists in October 2010, in Maui, Hawaii. This past May, we participated in a presentation in front of their National Conference and they were extremely receptive to hearing the stories of the survivors and previvors and the patient point of view. Thank you Doctors, for listening and for caring...and much gratitude to Myriad Pharmaceutical for giving us this opportunity!
It isn't easy work communicating via computer to churches throughout the world...however, we are very fortunate to have dedicated, persistent volunteers who are working hard to make certain this initiative is a success. It can be hard and tedious, but then again...the rewards of life are the goal...advocacy is far more than a quick comment or punching the keyboard to "like" a comment on FACEBOOK....its stepping outside yourself.
Team Great Britain is rocking, as well! Though caring for her own husband, who is ill, Jennifer has been educating thousands of students! Great job...did you know that Great Britain is very involved with LSI public awareness? Linda M., your humor, your passion and your dedication makes you our hero...
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Mon. 12/13/10 9:08pm
Hendrix With Ko YES! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:12pm
Hi Dan! Last week, the listener hour guys were funny and nice and their show had a mind of its own. I heard some cherishable lyrics into one of their songs: "turning water into brine", and I felt at home! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:15pm
Dan B:
Hi Kat...@Rick, glad they took good care of you guys. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:30pm
Hey Dan, I just checked by to your playlist from your "sleazy" tribute, and that photo just melted me. Not from knowing him, but from being 12 in '78 and leaving U.K. The world continues to expand. Thanks for that wonderful show! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:32pm
"Consider green lakes and the idiocy of clocks..." | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:37pm
mark bodah:
hey bodart! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:44pm
Dan B:
@QSP, idiocy of clocks indeed! @Mark, Bodart! Want some OOIOO? Coming up next. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:46pm
Is that like melting records? Because I love free speech! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:51pm
Dan B:
@EC, yeah it is a little like melting records. But Billy Joel's speech is not going to be stifled -- as if! -- but mine is going to be expressed, and a little catharsis achieved. Yay! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:52pm
I recently found a major bummer of a CD in my collection, a wretched Robert Fripp side-band called "Sunday all over the World". It is heartbreakingly shitty I have already submitted a cassette I don't like, but would like to send this CD if I may. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:53pm
mark bodah:
YEAH, man. send me to sleep! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 9:59pm
Dan B:
@Rick, absolutely -- and thanks for the tape, BTW. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:02pm
enjoying your show from northern VA | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:02pm
vancouver, BC represent! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:03pm
happy holidays dan,,,i hope you get everything you want and more! also happy 20111!! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:03pm
mark bodah:
johnny cash's cover of "Hurt" by NIN makes me teary. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:03pm
cowboy junkies sweet jane | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:03pm
How 'bout Satisfaction by The DEVO! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:03pm
Okay I got one for you - JC Brooks & The Uptown Sound doing Wilco | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:04pm
Enjoying your show from Albuquerque, NM! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:05pm
do it, we'll be here. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:05pm
it's maybe not totally transformative, but i do like the bauhaus version of "third uncle". | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:06pm
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! well Marilyn Manson's cover of "Down in the Park" by Gary Numan | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:07pm
Palomar does a great cover Eno's 'I'll come running' | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:07pm
Summertime Blues by Flying Lizards ? or Foxy Lady by the Cure | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:08pm
you could do a whole theme set! the dirtbombs did a kinda funktastic "king's lead hat". | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:08pm
801 tnk or kinks 'got me', My suggestion is lame, but the show will fu^66jing ROCK! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:09pm
Love covers so 180 opposite from the original, familiar version that you've no clue until told. Then it's "ooohhh...wow!" Listening from flyover land: Columbia, Missouri. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:09pm
and, of course, you could probably do 3 solid hours of versions of "baby's on fire". | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:10pm
Satanicpornocultshop cover of Candy Says | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:10pm
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I second Devo, either "Satisfaction" or "Are You Experienced?". Or any one of the covers on Yes's first two LPs: "Every Little Thing", "I See You", "No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience Needed", "Everydays". | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:10pm
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Hot damn, y'all! Some great suggestions here, keep 'em coming! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:11pm
Covers of Pere Ubu's 'Final Solution' - Peter Murphy did a good one and Bob Hund did a GREAT one. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:12pm
hüsker dü's "eight miles high" is pretty awesome. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:13pm
see ya next year dan | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:14pm
There is a GREAT mongolian throat-singing version of In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida on The Rough Guide to Planet Rock | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:14pm
cowboy junkies also did a cover of neil young's "powderfinger" which isn't transformative like "sweet jane" but it is goddamn heartbreaking. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:14pm
Oh that "kings lead hat" is a fav but they do great covers | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:14pm
check out erika anderson from gowns doing covers of 'trouble in mind" and "moonshiner". | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:15pm
Although it may be too timely: Joseph Spense's "Santa Claus is coming to town" is great anytime. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:15pm
On the Eno trip, does anyone know a good cover of 'Fat Lady of Limbourg'? I swear I've heard one... once... somewhere... | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:17pm
Rory Gallager's down by the River is good, but kinda sad | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:18pm
it's been hijacked a thousand times since then but jeff buckley covering john cale covering leonard cohen's "hallelujah" is nothing less than transformative. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:22pm
Anything w/ Townes Van Zandt & Willy Nelson | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:23pm
Dan B:
@Ork, the Iditarod did a great version of Eno's "Fat Lady of Limbourgh". Also, I'm very fond of the ukelele version by Poopy Lungstuffing (on youtube) | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:23pm
The Residents did a typically Residential version of It's A Man's Man's Man's Man's World on a 7" somewhere. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:23pm
@ Ork Iditarod covered it | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:25pm
The Cramps doing Surfing Bird live in "Urgh: A Music War" also | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:26pm
Um mudd up played a great cover of I put a spell on you tonight | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:28pm
Jim O'Rourke doing Ivor Cutler's "Women of the World Take Over". | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:30pm
Scatman Crothers does a freaking awesome cover of "Ghost Riders in the Sky" | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:30pm
Hayseed Dixie does all bluegrass AC/DC covers. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:33pm
hey dan. haitian pirates are thwarting you in flatbush. :( | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:33pm
oh and meli says hi. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:34pm
Thanks, will check out Idiarod cover :) | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:34pm
Richard Cheese does a bunch of ironic covers of modern stuff. Lounge Brigade does a great cover of "Two Turntables and a Microphone". Black Velvet Flag is great for loungey covers of punk classics. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:35pm
Shannon Miller:
Hey, Third Reich & Roll is a great album! You can't go wrong with an album side titled Hitler Was a Vegetarian...I got an A in contemporary art history class for my paper on appropriation using that album as an example, my prof loved it and I let him keep the tape | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:35pm
another not-totally-transformative-but-awesome one: sf seals doing "s.f. sorrow". | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:38pm
Mon. 12/13/10 10:39pm
Whats wrong with the "cassingle?" An overpriced hunk of plastic with a reduced amount of recording tape inside containing the same song once on both sides? What's the issue? | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:40pm
Big Black, The Model | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:41pm
one for the "wait, WHAT?" column: bruce springsteen's brilliant version of "dream baby dream" | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:42pm
(well, brilliant or maudlin, or perhaps both, depending on your point of view, i suppose.) | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:43pm
Dan B:
Everybody, awesome suggestions just pouring in, I LOVE IT! @penelope, argh, the Haitian pirates are NOT supposed to be rocking it on a Monday night! Oh well -- & my love back to Meli too. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:43pm
Two fun ones on Bloodshot Records' comp "Down to the Promised Land" - Waco Brothers "Baba O'Riley", The Unholy Trio's "Bring The Noise" | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:49pm
Transformative covers: I Want To Hold Your Hand (Sparks), Any cover by California Guitar Trio or Dokaka or Senor Coconut or Moog Cookbook, Tainted Love (Coil), (I Love You) And Don't Forget It (Quincy Jones), Slaughter on 10th Avenue (Mick Ronson), Like A Virgin (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra), Big Bad Bill (Is Sweet William Now) (Van Halen, okay -- the band is transformed more than the song), Astronomy Domine (Voivod) | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:49pm
The steel drum band on youtube doing Joy Divisions "Transmission." Melvins covering Flippers "Way Of The World." | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:51pm
With all these Eno covers being mentioned, how about the flip side? Eno and Manzanera, with a great bunch of side musicians collectively known as 801 did a live album, ca. 1979, that begins with "Tomorrow Never Knows" and ends with "You Really Got Me". Loved it for three decades now. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:55pm
Señor Coconut's 'Autobahn' | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:57pm
Dan B:
@Parq, nice to see you around here again -- great suggestion, thanks. I'm going to be trying to string the covers along when/if I can -- i.e. Band A covering Band B, then Band B covering Band C, then Band C covering Band D, etc. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 10:58pm
Hey Parq: I loved that lp and blurted it early on in the shinanigans. That was a fun spazzy blurr! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:04pm
The Hickoids: "Corn Foo Fighting" | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:07pm
Now I understand the goal: A covers B covers C etc. I'm So Lo Lonesome I Could Cry (Everly Brothers), Wake Up Little Suzy (Simon and Garfunkle), The Boxer (Dylan), All Along The Watchtower (Hendrix), Foxy Lady (Cure), Love Song (311)... oh what a fun show that's going to be! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:11pm
david ftrom ks:
,,,,,,,hey i met the Hickoids at the Colllege Motel in Lawrence Ks.in 1989,,They were a fine band to hear Live,,,,,very original,,,,,, | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:14pm
Phlo and Eddie didn't exactly cover "Kung Fu Fighting", but they song-checked it in a bit that included the line (approximate, from memory): "We may come from different places, do different things -- we may have nothing in common at all except one thing -- that song sucks." | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:16pm
david from ks:
,,,,,,"Hard Korn",,,,,Hickoids First LP | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:17pm
Be nice parq, sucking is relative. Comical qualites sometimes stumble thrru! | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:18pm
How much did the lift-off fundraiser make? | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:23pm
Dan B:
@Brian, I think it came in to about $70K -- not bad, but a bit below the $180K goal to keep our budget on track. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:24pm
Dan B:
ANYONE WHO WANTS TO SEND IN RECORDS FOR THE RECORD SMASMASH SHOW: send em to me at three fifty eight Argyle road, brooklyn new york 11218. | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:30pm
joining in somewhat late in the discussion -- will you be smashing up JANDEK recordings by the truckload? or has that been done to death already? | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:31pm
david from ks:
,,,,Dan B,,,,Good Show,,,,, | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:32pm
Dan B:
@slugluv, oh good idea! I don't have any to contribute, but it's a perfect freeformization of the idea! who can spare a Jandek record? (Is that synonymous with owning one?) | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:55pm
wasn't JANDEK selling his LPs by the BOXFUL at one point? | |
Mon. 12/13/10 11:58pm
Dan B:
Haha I think that's true. He's a world-traveler now! | |
Tue. 12/14/10 12:50am
ha ha! re: "world traveler" -- SOMEWHERE i still have the letter from "Corwood Industries" -- maybe from mid/late 1980s? -- something like, "No tour plans for JANDEK at this time" -- ! | |
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After spending a year in the FIA World Endurance Championship, Japanese driver Kamui...
The ARCA Racing Series on Friday evening returned to Wisconsin's Madison International Speedway for the first time since 1973, and rookie driver Alex Bowman took the checkered flag in his first race in the series.
Bowman, who ranks fifth in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East standings and is a former USAC midget racer, led the final 59 laps at the wheel of the No. 55 Venturini Motorsports Toyota, beating Chris Buescher to the finish on the half-mile asphalt oval.
"I can't believe it, to be honest with you," said the 18-year-old Arizona native. "I knew we were going to have a shot here with Venturini Motorsports. They put a really good car together. To bring home the win is pretty special."
Three winners
Cody Darrah collected his second career World of Outlaws victory and first of the season on Saturday night at Castrol Raceway in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Darrah banked $12,000 for driving his Kasey Kahne Racing No. 91 around 20-time series champion Steve Kinser on the second night of a two-night stand at the three-eighths-mile dirt track.
Points leader Jason Meyers, who ended the three-race week with an 87-point advantage over Donny Schatz in the championship battle, won on Friday at Castrol Raceway. Schatz was the victor earlier in the week when the series stopped at Black Hills Speedway in South Dakota.
The real deal
Don O'Neal, nicknamed the "Real Deal," was exactly that during the three-race swing for the Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model Series, Thursday through Saturday.
After finishing third behind winner Jimmy Owens on Thursday at Volunteer Speedway in Tennessee, O'Neal collected consecutive $10,000 triumphs. O'Neal backed up his Friday-night victory at Lawrenceburg Speedway in his home state of Indiana with a second-consecutive trip to victory lane on Saturday night at Bluegrass Speedway in Bardstown, Ky.
Modified madness
While its three national touring series (Sprint Cup, Nationwide and Camping World Truck Series) took center stage during the annual August event at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway, NASCAR's oldest touring division, the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour, kicked things off at the 0.533-mile concrete oval on Aug. 24 with NASCAR Sprint Cup Series regular Ryan Newman winning his fourth career race in the series.
This triumph came with a substitute car owner and crew chief after Newman was disqualified from his win at New Hampshire Motor Speedway in July.
Marcy Putnam was listed as car owner for the event instead of Kevin Manion, who was suspended from the series for the rest of the season because of the violations at New Hampshire.
The NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour was back in action two days later, racing at North Carolina's Caraway Speedway, where Andy Seuss earned his ninth career win but first since this event the previous year.
Victory lane
-- Two-time defending All Star Circuit of Champions sprint-car champ Tim Shaffer of Aliquippa, Pa., returned to his home area, winning Saturday night's event at Mercer (Pa.) Raceway Park.
-- Mark Dobmeier posted his second winged 410 sprint-car victory of the season at Iowa's Knoxville Raceway.
-- Mario Clouser topped the D'Arcy Shootout for midgets, which was held at Grundy County Speedway in Morris. Ill.
-- Roger Crockett swept the two-day American Sprint Car Series Northwest Region event at Washington's Grays Harbor Raceway.
-- Daryn Pittman collected the accolades in Friday night's United Racing Company 360 sprint-car event at Pennsylvania's Williams Grove Speedway.
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