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• informal
(also divi)- A dividend or share, especially of profits earned by a cooperative: the divvy is being held at 8.8pMore example sentences
- Investing through an individual savings account ensures that any profits and divis you earn will be tax-free.
- The majority of our long-term return comes from reinvesting divvies and if we don't, our investments will grow far more slowly than we imagine.
- Getting shot of this grocery chain is a sensible strategic decision, especially as the proceeds will help support the all-important divi.
( divvies, divvying, divvied)
- Share out: they divvied up the proceedsMore example sentences
- He'll have a say in turnaround strategies and in how the assets are divvied up.
- The seller pays 6% of purchase price (taken out of proceeds at closing) which is divvied up between the two realtors.
- Since that day, all the acreage around their place has been divvied up into little parcels that sprouted split-levels, fake brick fronts and emerald chem-lawn.
late 19th century: abbreviation of dividend.
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British • informal
( plural divvies)
- A foolish or stupid person.More example sentences
- If she says that he called her a stupid divvy, they both know that it'll be all over the newspapers instantly.
- He is the last Minister I can think of to say 'I'm a divvy, get me out of here' and that's 22 years ago for God's sake!
- You get to say 'Ah, yes, he may be a bit of a divvy now, but I knew him before he was famous'.
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Every Wednesday, 9.30am-2.30pm at St Nicholas Market, Corn Street.
Every Sunday, 10am-2.30pm at The Tobacco Factory, Raleigh Road, Southville.
First Saturday and third Saturday of every month, 8.30am-2pm on the corner of Whiteladies Road and Apsley Road.
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First Sunday of every month, 10am-3pm, in Corn Street (Slow Food Market).
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Every Wednesday (and every Saturday during May), 8.45am-11.30am at the Scout HQ in the Co-op car park.
Every second and fourth Friday, 9am-1pm, at Callington Town Hall Market.
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Second Saturday of the month, 9am-12pm at Commercial Square on Trelowarren Street and at the Wesley Centre on Chapel Street.
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Every third Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm at Grampound Road Village School. Local Produce Market The last Saturday of each month in Grampound Village Hall, 10am-1pm. December's market will be on December 12.
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First Saturday of the month, 9.30am-1pm at the Cattle Market Building by The Boating Lake, TR13 3EZ.
Country Market, Every Friday, 7.45am-12pm in the Guild Hall, TR13 8ST.
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First Saturday of the month February-December, 9am-3pm at the town square.
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Second and fourth Friday of the month, 10am-12pm at Mole Valley Farmers Shop.
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First and third Fridays of the month, 10am-2pm at the Community Centre.
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First and third Saturday of every month, from 10am-1pm, at The Village Centre, TR19 7SE.
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Every Friday from 9am-2pm, St John's Hall, Alverton Street,
Country Market, every Thursday from 8.30am–12.30pm, St John's Hall, Alverton Street, TR18 2SP.
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Second and fourth Saturday, 9.30am-12.30pm at the Village Hall, 2 Lands End Road, St Buryan, TR19 6ES.
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Third Saturday of each month, 10am-12pm at the Stithians Village Hall, TR3 7DH.
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Saturdays, 9am-4pm at Lemon Quay. General and farmers' market, Wednesdays, 9am-4pm at Lemon Quay.
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Main food market on Fridays, 9am-3pm at the Pannier Market. Food also available on Tuesday and Saturdays, 9am-3pm.
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Second and fourth Saturdays from Easter to September, 9am-2pm on The Quay.
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First Sunday of the month from April to October at the Parish Hall in The Square.
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First Saturday and third Sunday of each month, 10am-12.30pm at the Lantern on the High Street.
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Usually every third Friday, 9am-1pm (check Town Hall notice board for details) at the Town Hall.
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Surprisingly some of the best restaurants in Exeter are not actually in Exeter, but just outside it, and The HH restaurant in the village of Broadclyst, is a great example.
It was launched two and a half years ago by chef proprietor Craig Sampson and business partners Debbie and Stephen Hill, with the aim of creating a fine dining restaurant that provided top quality food in a relaxed and intimate setting. The discovery in the village of a couple of 17th century cottages which had been knocked together saw the realisation of the plan begin.
Craig already knew something about how to make a restaurant on the outskirts of the city work; he'd been in the kitchens at the nearby Jack in the Green for ten years. 'I wanted to take what I'd learnt there and to apply it in a fine dining setting,' he says. Now he and sous chef Luke Fearon are serving beautiful food not only to a neighbourhood audience, but also to foodies who travel out to Broadclyst from across the region.
The menu is modern European in style with an emphasis on local produce such as spring lamb from Whimple via Country Farm butchers in Ottery St Mary, and edible flowers and spring vegetables from nearby Maddocks Farm organics – supplemented by broad beans and peas from the restaurant's large back garden.
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In the summer, head outside to enjoy lunch in the lovely garden and also look out for special evenings coming up, such as the Loire Valley Dinner on June 20. April Marks of Regency Wines will present selected Loire Valley wines to match a menu of classic French dishes created by Craig. JR
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Every Tuesday and Friday, 9am-4pm and every Saturday 9am-3pm at Tiverton Pannier Market.
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Second Thursday of each month, 9am-1pm in the Square around the village green.
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Every second Thursday of the month, 9am-2.30pm at the Cascade Leisure Centre.
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First Saturday of the month (except January) at the Town Hall,
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Fourth Saturday of each month (excluding August and December), 10am-12pm, at the Village Hall.
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Linux in the Year 2000
Reprinted from Linux Journal, Issue 2, May 1994
In the past seven years we have seen Linux go from an idea for a small Unix-like system into a movement to bring affordable, reliable multi-tasking software to anyone who could buy a rather minimal computer. In fact, we have seen that in some parts of the world people are more likely to have a Linux system than to be connected to the electric power grid.
Now we see Linux and an Internet connection in over 100 million homes worldwide. How did this happen? Cost is the best answer. Some of you probably remember an old program loader called MS-DOS. Back in the 1980s it was being marketed as an operating system and it managed to establish a user base close to that of Linux today. But it had three fatal flaws:
it only ran on one type of computer system and could not be expanded to support the full capabilities of new microprocessors;
it cost money;
it didn't support multi-tasking.
We can excuse the first flaw as it was originally written for a project at a computer company and was never intended to be marketed to the general public. Although a more visionary company might have made a better decision we can only say that hindsight is 20-20.
The fact that people actually had to pay for a copy of MS-DOS (or, more properly stated, were supposed to pay for it) could also be considered as a very short-sighted decision on the part of Microsoft. As we all know now it is the added value training, customization and, of course, the user-specific applications that make the money. Giving away operating systems helps to sell these services along with hardware. The final flaw, however, is what resulted in the demise of MS-DOS. I remember that back in 1986 I gave a talk at a personal computer user's group meeting in Seattle. I had brought along an IBM-AT (remember those it had an Intel 80286 processor in it and people ran MS-DOS on them) and a couple of H19 terminals (Heathkit? Another flash from the past for some.)
I had a version of the Unix system running on this hardware. I talked about Unix systems pointing out multi-tasking as being a primary benefit. I was amazed when these allegedly computer-literate people didn't understand why multi-tasking was absolutely necessary. In fact, one of the group members actually said I don't like Unix because it accesses the disk when I'm not doing anything . Today, 99% of the computer system users don't even know what a disk is, much less, disk access.
With the advent of ISDN in the early 1990s and personal satellite stations in the late 1990s, connectivity became the big issue. People quickly realized that they didn't want to know what their computer was doing, they just wanted to see the results. Could you, for example, imagine manually instructing your computer to call up another computer? Well, Unix systems pretty much pioneered the initial ideas behind these sorts of computer links with the advent of the uucp program suite back in the early 1970s.
When the average user, without using these words, asked for a multitasking computer system, Linux was there and waiting. We have to give credit to early Linux activists (and <W0I>Linux Journal<D> itself) for going out to companies that intended to market personal Internet stations and point out that Linux was a more capable and less expensive base to use for their products. The result, as you can see today, is that most personal Internet stations are based on the Linux operating system.
But there is more to the success of Linux. <N>People recognized they would rather pay for service than things. Linux, much like my first car, a 55 Chevy, offers a choice for the consumer. They can either fix it themselves or then can hire someone to fix it. That someone can be a representative of the manufacturer or the kid down the street. This was certainly not the case with proprietary operating systems or vehicles of the 1990s.
We are pleased to announce that as of November, 1999 90% of our subscribers are now via the Internet rather than on paper. We do, however, see that other 10% as so important because that is where those who are new to computing (yes, there still are some) find out about Linux and how easy it is to get their Linux system on the Internet. Over the years, most of our subscribers have moved from paper copies of LJ to an Internet subscription once we got them up to speed.
To make this electronic version possible, we had to upgrade our offices to a complete Linux network. <N>Even though all of our editorial and advertising work was done on Linux systems from our humble beginnings in 1993, our production, subscription and accounting systems ran on other computers.
Today our seamless ISDN connections (and the satellite link to my office outside of Yaak, Montana) make this startup seem like a nightmare rather than the reality of seven years ago.
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March 14, 2014, 10:04 am
Railway crude oil shipments up 83 percent
The number of railcars carrying crude oil surged 83 percent in 2013.
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The number of railcars carrying crude oil surged 83 percent in 2013.
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Given the subsidies Amtrak receives, the senators said it shouldn't be offering free rides.
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New York's Metro-North commuter railway took the action Wednesday morning.
March 10, 2014, 05:05 pm
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Sen. Jeff Flake says Amtrak should not be giving away free trips while receiving U.S. subsidies.
March 06, 2014, 05:52 pm
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Rail industry officials and federal accident regulators disagreed about the viability of a looming mandate that most U.S. railways be equipped with automated control systems by the end of next year during a Senate hearing on Thursday.
Congress is requiring that most major railroad companies install automated systems known as Positive Train Control (PTC) by December 2015.
The automated train systems have gained renewed attention after a spate of high-profile recent accident on passenger and freight railways, including most recently a December derailment of a freight train in North Dakota that resulted in 400,000 gallons of crude oil being spilled.
March 06, 2014, 10:00 am
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Amtrak is busing passengers between two of its stations in Montana because of the potential for an avalanche, The Associated Press reports.
The skipped stations are located in Whitehouse and Shelby, Mont. on Amtrak's northwestern Empire Builder line.
March 05, 2014, 09:34 am
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The New Jersey Transit system is undergoing a shakeup among its leadership team, the Star-Ledger reports.
The agency's executive director and its directors of rail and bus operations are all leaving, according to the report.
March 04, 2014, 03:19 pm
By Keith Laing
A proposed light rail in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C., and a Florida commuter rail extension are among the recommended winners of "new starts" transportation grants in President Obama's proposed 2015 budget.
The Department of Transportation (DOT) is recommending that lawmakers provide $100 million to Maryland's proposed Purple Line light railway, which is planned to run between Bethesda and New Carrollton, Md., north of Washington, D.C.
The transportation department is also recommending that lawmakers provide $63 million to a second phase of construction for Orlando, Fla.'s SunRail commuter rail line that is scheduled to begin operations this year.
March 04, 2014, 12:35 pm
The governor is calling on federal officials to expedite safety reforms.
March 03, 2014, 03:49 pm
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The Senate committee that oversees transportation issues has rescheduled hearing about freight rail ail safety that was postponed by a snow storm last month.
The Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee is scheduled to meet Thursday to conduct a review of freight rail safety regulations following a spate of high-profile passenger and freight trains accidents last year.
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The "Find Me If You Can" lingerie line from Brazilian designer Lucia Lorio comes with a GPS-uplink unit inside so you can catch your woman jumping some other guy's bones if she's really stupid and don't know there's a brick-sized piece of electronic equipment conspicuously sewn into her undergarment. The different styles sell between $800 and $1,100 and definitely aren't worth it. If you really want to keep track of your woman, and on the cheap, I've got three words for you: rope, and tree. Kidding! She's gonna need a water bowl too.
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Here's what they have planned:
This year will boast the inaugural March of the Furry Paws, a benefit fun walk for humans and their pets. Walkers will experience "stations of fun" and "Burma Shave-esque" billboards along the way. Animal adoption agencies from Sarasota and Manatee counties will be on site with adoptable pets, and guests can also enjoy the 2nd Annual Hot Dog Culinary Cook-off, where local groups and businesses will vie for the title of "Best Hog Dog in Lakewood Ranch.
There also will be vendors, including artists, craftsmen and pet-related products and service providers, present.
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A Blog detailing the insanity of my medical practice and the stupidity of everyday life.
Sounds much like some of my customers "I'm not in a hurry, but how long is it going to be" (twenty minutes) THAT LONG?
It's long if it's THEIR time.
If it's YOUR time that's being wasted, they don't care.
Stability defined as a slow and insidious decline. I guess by that definition, none of us are stable.
I think the less stable you are, the better you do in the medical field.
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Women consider VBAC for various reasons, including:
The chances of a successful VBAC are higher if:
The chances of a successful VBAC are lower if:
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Grilled Pissaladiere: Provençal Caramelized Onion Pizza
Not all great pizza comes from Italy. Provence, the region of southern France that meets the Mediterranean, makes notable pizza called pissaladiere. Here's a typical one. Notice there is no sauce or cheese. But with the sweet onions and salty anchovies, there is plenty of fun!
Before you start, I recommend you read my article The Zen of Grilled Pizza (Pizza alla Griglia).
Makes. 1 (14") pizza
Preparation time. 15 minutes (not counting the time needed to make dough or the caramelized onions)
Cooking time. 15 minutes
16 ounces pizza dough
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
12 niçoise or Kalamata olives, pitted and chopped
6 canned anchovy filets, rinsed, patted dry, chopped
2 teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary, thyme, or oregano
1 cup caramelized onions
2 pinches coarse salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Optional. Add 1/4 cup chopped sundried tomatoes or 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper. Add some garlic to the onions for the last 5 minutes of the time you cook them.
1) Make the dough the day before. The caramelized onions can also be made a day ahead.
2) Preheat the grill to high. Shoot for 450 to 500°F.
3) Coat the pan with oil. Spread the dough out with your hands, and don't worry if it is not perfectly round. With a pastry brush or spray bottle, lightly coat the top with olive oil. Sprinkle the herbs on the dough first. This is important so the moist onions keep them from burning. Then add the olives, anchovies, caramelized onions, salt, and pepper. I know you want to, but don't skip the anchovies.
4) Bake, cut, and serve.
Here are some good videos of pizza making
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William S. Burroughs Portraits by Kate Simon exhibition is now open
SHOWstudio Shop hosted the private view of our new William S. Burroughs exhibition last night, which was attended by the likes of models Alek Wek and Alexia Wight as well as artists Robert Hawkins and Paul Fryer. The show features widely unseen photographs of the writer by Kate Simon taken between 1975 and 1995. In this show, Simon's portraits capture the familiar image of Burroughs with his glasses perched on his hollow cheeks, his suit, his trilby hat and often a gun in tow, while also revealing the many facets of the man.
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Local RCA Records recording artists Walk the Moon surprised fans today by announcing that they have teamed with video service VEVO to premiere its new, self-titled album, which hits stores this coming Tuesday. The album is being premiered as a "series of officially unofficial videos, hand-made, band-made by yours truly without a film crew or a budget."
Check out the full Walk the Moon album below (in playlist form).
Music Tonight: Hailing from the same Tulsa, Okla., suburb (Broken Arrow) as singer/actress Kristin Chenoweth, Saturday Night Live comedian (and South Park writer) Bill Hader and Hall of Fame baseball pitcher Warren Spahn, singer/songwriter JD McPherson's upbringing found him youthfully exploring the music of Nirvana and The Stooges right alongside Carl Perkins and Buddy Holly, a signal of things to come. Today, McPherson (now based in the Chicago area) is making a name for himself with songs that reflect the influence of Rock & Roll's breakout period. McPherson performs tonight at MOTR Pub in Over-the-Rhine. The free show also features an appearance by like-minded locals (although with a bit more of a Honky Tonk stride) Straw Boss. Showtime is 9 p.m. Check out this potential Northside anthem, "North Side Gal," and dig McPherson's incredibly soulful and authentic '50s vibe:
Music Saturday: This weeks' CityBeat cover stars The Kentucky Struts have reached the end of their yearlong recording/art project, The Year of the Horse. After releasing one track online from the album each month in 2011, as well as showcasing a corresponding, horse-themed piece of art commissioned to accompany the song, the Roots/Country/Rock band will have copies of the full release available at Saturday's release party at Newport's Southgate House. The visual artists featured on the project are a mix of local and national artists, including Joshua Black Wilkins (also an acclaimed singer/songwriter), Rob Warnick, Karen Heyl, Matthew Shleton and Julie Hill. Some proceeds from the release show (featuring openers The Sundresses), as well as profits from prints of the artwork, will be donated to the Kentucky-based horse rescue organization, Speak Up For Horses. Click here and here for more on the project (and to look at some of the amazing art pieces). Below, take a gander at the pre-launch video, which explains the ambitious venture.
Younger local musicians and the music fans who love them might find it hard to fathom, but once upon a time, Cincinnati's corporate Rock radio juggernaut WEBN was one of local music's biggest allies, a wild, wooly and eclectic FM outlet as open-ended and freeform as any internet radio station or podcast. In the '70s and '80s, before inflexible, homogenized playlists made it impossible for even major label Cincy bands like The Afghan Whigs to get spins, the annual WEBN Album Project compilations gave major exposure to local and regional artists. Saturday at the Madison Theater, the WEBN Album Project Reunion Show flashes back to that era. In this week's CityBeat, Brian Baker caught up with one of Cincinnati's most popular bands ever (and an early Album Project participant), The Raisins, whose seminal lineup is reuniting for Saturday's event, joining several other AP alumni. Brian also caught up with some of the other participating musicians to discuss the Album Project's legacy. Below are their thoughts, as well as some vintage video clips from the era.
Music Saturday: There's a clinic on modern Psych Rock music at the Southgate House as three disparate practitioners team up for a 9:30 p.m., all-ages show. Headliners The Black Angels touch on the Velvet Underground brand of psychedelia, with droning hypnotics, as well as later artists like Spacemen 3 and Jesus and Mary Chain. D.C.'s Dead Meadow have been working their brand of hard-rocking trippiness for the past 13 years, while L.A.'s Spindrift make soundtracks for desert vision quests, influenced by the likes of The Doors, Hawkwind and Electronic music pioneer, Bruce Haack. The band's cinematic sound has been used to soundtrack several film projects (including the Tarantino-produced Hell Ride), and, this spring, the group released Classic Soundtracks Volume 1, featuring 14 themes from various scores, which were made into short films by various directors, touching on everything from Bollywood to film noir (the films, music videos and trailers from the project have been screened to a national audience on the IFC network). Check out a few examples from Spindrift's soundtracks project below. Tickets for tonight's show are $18 at the door.
Up-and-coming underground rapper Chris Webby performs tonight at downtown club Play. Doors open at 7 p.m. and tickets are $20 at the door. The show is open to all ages. Guests include GMB, Nynewest and hosts DJ Scholar and DJ Drowsy.
Webby is a Connecticut native (he has it tattooed on his chest; I'd move to Ohio if I were going to do that) who started rapping before high school and began to draw crowds at freestyle battles and with his popular mixtapes releases. Webby's built huge buzz in independent Hip Hop circles and has so far resisted signing a record deal. Click here to check out his mixtapes and other releases.
Webby recently tweeted that he's just recently boarded his plane to Cincy. "PLAY in Cincinnati is about to get real weird tonight," he added.
• Utah rockers The Used blast into Bogart's tonight. The 7:30 p.m. show is all ages and includes openers Stars In Stereo. Tickets are $25.
The Used's energized Post Hardcore style is sparked by vocalist Bert McCracken, whose stage antics are an unpredictable throwback to Rock & Roll's more dangerous frontmen (Iggy, etc.). The Used's latest album, Vulnerable, came out earlier this spring on Hopeless Records. The album hit No. 1 on the Top Independent Albums chart when released and made it to No. 8 on the Billboard 200.
Here's the video for The Used's single "I Come Alive."
• The song of legendary drummer Ginger Baker, Kofi, is bringing his Cream tribute band to Covington tonight for an 8 p.m., all-ages show at the Madison Theater. Kofi Baker formed Kofi Baker's Cream Experience after catching the Cream reunion in 2005 and deciding he'd like to pick up where the originals left off. In the Clapton role is Tony Spinner, a Rock/Blues singer and guitarist who was a member of Toto in the '00s. Playing bass is another talented musician, Ric Fierabracci, who has performed with the likes of Chick Corea, Shakira and Yanni.
Kofi made his first live appearance when he was 6, playing with his pops on BBC's Old Grey Whistle Test in 1975. Here he is rocking with the Cream Experience in more recent years.
• MOTR Pub in Over-the-Rhine has a free show tonight headlined by Canadian Electro Pop group Parallels. Showtime is 10 p.m. and like-minded locals Skeleton Hands also perform.
Parallels has drawn comparisons to New Order and singer Holly Dodson has been likened to singer Kate Bush and Madonna. The band was formed in 2008 by Dodson and Cameron Findlay, the former drummers for popular electronicists Crystal Castles.
Parallels sophomore full-length, XII, is due out June 26. Here's a clip for the band's song "Ultralight."
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Recently, local singer/songwriter Maurice Mattei and his band, The Tempers, celebrated the release of a live album recorded last December at a Christmas show at Covington's Madison Theater. While The Tempers Christmas Show does include a few holiday classics (Lieber & Stoller's "Santa Claus is Back in Town" and Chuck Berry's "Run Rudolph Run"), the bulk of songs are Mattei originals and not exactly of the "Christmas" variety. (Listen to the whole release here.) Still, it's a great release, as the band takes advantage of the live-recording format — the songs exude a palpable, occasionally Punk-like energy. Check out one of those non-holiday tracks, "Made a Mess of It," in music video form below. (Maybe the "Vixen" in the line "Listen to the vixen in the ol' hoosegow/Funny that's the only kinda milk cow" is "Vixen" from Santa's slave-reindeer team?)
The song — which originally appeared on the release The Tempers Perform The Best of Maurice Mattei Volume 3 — was made into a video by Dave Miller from Southern Californian design/illustration company Deluxerider, who has done several clips for Mattei songs, including the Chuck Berry X-mas tune (posted below, as well).
The Cincinnati-born, Brooklyn-based members of Indie Rock sensations The National recently announced details about their first new album since 2010's High Violet, Trouble WIll Find Me. The album is due in the U.S. on May 21 on the 4AD label. (Click here for the album cover, track listing and more National news.)
Today, The National unleashed the first song from Trouble, the warm, crawling "Demons." Check the tune and a video for it below.
UPDATE: Today (April 11), The National released audio of the first single from Trouble Will Find Me, "Don't Swallow the Cap." Check it out:
The National perform a homecoming show on July 14, headlining the final night of the three-day Bunbury Music Festival at Sawyer Point Park. For tickets and more info, click here.
The National has been previewing the new album on its current global tour. Here are a handful of new songs from the LP performed live in Berlin last week.
Music Tonight: Tonight's the last time you'll be able to catch Cincinnati-based trio The Rubber Knife Gang in town for a while. But it's not for any kind of hiatus — no rehab or plastic surgery or whatever it is bands do on such breaks. Quite the opposite. It's because the band is jumping on a plane in a few weeks and heading overseas to spread RKG's soulful Americana/Roots/Bluegrass sound. Tonight, the Gang joins Nashville's Grace Adele and the Grand Band for a free, 10 p.m. show at MOTR Pub. The two acts reteam for a Columbus show this weekend, then RKG hops on a plane for Belgium, where the threesome will play two weeks' worth of dates through mid-September (with a few shows in Germany and the Netherlands sprinkled in).
Later this month, successful Cincinnati singer/songwriter Kim Taylor will be headed to Park City, Utah, but not as part of any kind of concert tour. Taylor will be attending the annual Sundance Film Festival, one of the world's most prestigious film events, along with the other actors and participants from the new movie, I Used to Be Darker. The film was co-written and directed by Matt Porterfield, whose previous work, Putty Hill, drew scores of rave reviews.
Despite it being her first foray into acting, Taylor has a leading role in the film, playing a musician named Kim whose marriage and relationship are falling apart just as her troubled niece shows up on her doorstep looking for a place to crash. Taylor's husband in the film is played by Ned Oldham, brother of cult music star Will Oldham and also a musician (along with solo work, he's the singer for the bands The Anomoanon and Old Calf).
Taylor knew the film's screenwriter, Amy Belk, from when she attended college in the '90s in her home state of Florida.
"I met Kim Taylor in the '90s when we were both teenagers at Bible college in Florida, shortly before I got kicked out and she flunked out," Belk writes in the press materials for IUTBD. "She is the only person I still know from that strange, balmy with a chance of fire-and-brimstone time. I've followed her music career through the years, and shared her songs with Matt (Porterfield) when we started writing. He fell for them like I knew he would, particularly 'Days Like This' and 'American Child.' Even before Matt met Kim and had her read for the role, her music and grace informed the story we were crafting. In many ways, Kim was Kim from the start."
Taylor performs "Days Like This" (which was covered by Over the Rhine on their The Long Surrender album) and "American Child" (from her album Little Miracle) in the film. She and Oldham will be featured on the movie's soundtrack alongside tracks from several acts based in Baltimore, Porterfield's current hometown, including The Entrance Band, Dope Body and Dustin Wong.
I Used To Be Darker premieres at Sundance on Jan. 19 and screens multiple times throughout the fest. Click here for more on the film. Here's the trailer:
I USED TO BE DARKER // TRAILER from Marc Vives on Vimeo.
Taylor released a single version of "American Child" in its remixed-for-the-film version last year. You can purchase it through her website here. Give it a listen below:Taylor has completed her new album, Love's A Dog, which will include the Darker Mix version of "American Child." The album is tentatively scheduled for release in February or March.


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County prosecutors say 30-year-old William Glen Edmond entered his plea at his arraignment Monday on charges of felony sexual assault and felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
His next scheduled court date is Sept. 11.
The woman told police Edmond allegedly used a wrestling hold to pin her to a bed and used a small wooden bat during the June 30 assault.
During an argument later, she says Edmond allegedly pointed a gun at her in front of her children.
Edmond was later arrested at his Avondale home.
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Posted 25 January 2011 - 09:27 PM
Well i've got a new s max with drl's and have seen others that have them on at the same time as their headlights
Just wanted to know how to do this as it looks really good but mine doesn't do it and there is nothing about it in the manual and my local dealer doesn't know anything about it???? Any help or advice will be gratefully received
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You have your headlamps on at night - you're perfectly visible to everyone else. You don't need the DRLs on as well.
Posted 25 November 2011 - 03:43 AM
I have the same issue with my S-Max but every other one I see on the road has the DRL's on at night and I've been looking into why. I have found out that the first production run of s-max's were wired for the DRL's to go off when the lights are turned on. After that however, it was changed so that they remained on. This is because of some issue that I'm still in the process of finding out what it was.
I believe to rectify this would mean you would need to change or replace the loom and I'm in the process of finding out how it can be done and how much it would cost.
If like me you want them on at night purely because it looks far nicer and you don't care what other people think you should do, then I hope to have more news shortly.
Posted 25 November 2011 - 08:49 AM
As taken from the Department for Transport's legislation on DRLs:
"DRL should be installed such that they activate automatically when the engine starts and switch off when headlamps are turned on. If this is not the case then you must ensure that you manually turn DRL off at night as they will cause dazzle and discomfort to others if used in low ambient lighting conditions."
The clue is in the title DAYLIGHT running lights (not NIGHTTIME running lights).
Your request to "look far nicer" at night is at the risk of other road users. Don't do it.
I presume you would "care what other people think" when they hit you head on because they were blinded by your lights - especially when your insurance company refuses to pay up because you had illegal lights on your car...
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Well someone should tell Ford as they are in breach of the Department for Transport directive! I have just bought an S Max titanium 2.0dci 162. Registered 31st March 2011. My drl's stay on at night in conjunction with the headlights, they are a lot dimmer when on with headlights as opposed to during the day when they are a lot brighter. You cant turn them off as far as I know! I agree, they look very smart at night and are in no way, shape of form a danger to other road users.
Yes I have the same on an S-Max bought in September
The bit I dont like about the DRL's is..... I was expecting the rear lights to come on as well but they dont Thought this would be a good idea to deter the drivers who end up driving on my boot lid! Decided now to fit some bright reflective tape that might help..... short of that possibly a gravel gun!
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Asian Winter Games host defeats Japan in game for gold
ASTANA Just like the women, Kazakhstans mens national team won the gold at the Asian Winter Games as well by defeating Japan 4-1 in the deciding game before 6,000 fans.It was the long-anticipated game between Kazakhstan and Japan that decided about the best hockey team in the 2011 Asian Winter Games. Four years ago in China, Japan succeeded with a 3-2 victory over Kazakhstan, but the Kazakhs were eager to avenge the loss on home ice in Astana.These two favourites faced little challenge against the other participants of the mens ice hockeys Top Division at the Asian Winter Games. Bronze-medal winner Korea, China and Chinese Taipei were simply outperformed in their games against the two Asian hockey powers. The Kazakhstan-Japan match-up in the round-robin tournament on Sunday also became the predictable gold medal clash.The first period ended scoreless with a 18-6 shots-on-goal advantage for Kazakhstan, but the Japanese remained dangerous with both teams enjoying two power plays each in the first part of the game.Yutaka Fukufuji, famous for becoming the first (and so far, only) Japanese to play in the NHL for the Los Angeles Kings in the 2006-2007 season, had a strong game in the Japanese goal with 47 saves, but the Kazakhs eventually broke the deadlock before the end of the middle stanza.Yevgeni Blokhin scored the first goal with 74 seconds left in the second period when his shot hit Fukifuji and the puck dropped over the goal line. Ilya Solarev made it 2-0 just two seconds before the buzzer by capitalizing on a lucky bounce from the lively boards.Kazakhstan had a two-man advantage in the beginning of the third period and just when the first Japanese came back from the penalty box, defenceman Maxim Semyonov added the third goal for the home side.The marker still didnt break the Japanese resilience and the men from the land of the rising sun tried hard to come back, but it didnt result in more than Jun Tonosakis consolation goal at 8:37.Roman Starchenko made it 4-1 with his tenth goal of the tournament four minutes before the end of the games and the celebrations in Astana could begin.Player Awards as selected by the Tournament Directorate:Best Goalkeeper: Yutaka Fukufuji (JPN)Best Defenceman: Aaron Keller (JPN)Best Forward: Vadim Krasnoslobodtsev (KAZ)Click here for the scores and standings from all ice hockey tournaments.Click here for the official 2011 Asian Winter Games website.Asiada Notebook:


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I've had one of these for years and it's fantastic. It completely replaced my landline phone service - you plug one jack into your router and another into your cordless phone. I use it with Google Voice and all calls within the US and Canada are free. I believe it supports international calls too, but I haven't actually tried it - here is information about Google Voice's international rates:
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I would recommend this to anyone. We have been using this for the last 1 year. We were paying Vonage 36 per month. The good thing about this is that there are no monthly fee (Google Voice) . International calls are metered mostly @ 2 cents pm. You can add 911 service by paying CallCentric $1.5 pm. I think we saved more than $200 by using OBI. Call quality through Google Voce is excellent. Also somes with all the loaded features of Google Voice. OBI customer response is awesome. No wonder why this little thing has 4.6/5 rating by 844 people at Amazon.
I'm still using my old Ooma Hub without any additional fees. I know it was more up front, but I could keep my existing number and 911 service is included. Just got an email yesterday that Ooma is going to stop supporting the old Hub and focus on the Telo. As far as this, as long as Google Voice stays free then this is a good deal. There are rumors of Google starting to charge in the near future, but it still probably wouldn't be higher than the phone company.
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Just an FYI for those looking for a voice over IP solution... I bought the OOMA box, maybe about 5 years ago, MAN This thing rocks!!!! It is solid!!! Yes I paid about $200 for it, but that was it! I never paid anything from then on other than my internet connection, which BTW I pay $40 a month for a dedicated 7-15meg line... best way to go I say! To heck with the darn phone company, they suck!!! Why pay for their service, I have tried many and the OOMA box does better then theirs and again cost me far less!!! ;-)
You can't port the number directly to Google Voice, but you can port it to cellular provider (i.e. t-mobile, at&t, verizon) and as soon as the port happens, you can port it to GV. I just got my obi110 and couldn't be happier. I was going to go through the porting process myself, but I realized that the only people that call our old landline were kids' friends and telemarketers. It also didn't hurt that I had a GV number I got (but never used) a year ago and the number is a local number, almost matching our old one. |
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ISBN 9780441010080 | 288 pages | 31 Dec 2002 | Ace | 4.29 x 6.73in | 18 - AND UP
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Irresistible fantasy from the #1 New York Times bestselling author.
As the rebellion grows against High King Jakoven, Ward, ruler of Hurog, realizes he must join with the rebels. However, Jakoven can crush his enemies with dragons blood. The very blood that courses through Wards veins. "A rare talent."—Romantic Times "It's easy to like Patricia Brigg's novels…Her books are clever, engaging [and] fast-moving."—Romantic Science Fiction & Fantasy "A natural born storyteller."—Midwest Book Review |
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