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Saturday's Unity in the Community event looks to be a good opportunity for residents from all parts of the city to do just as organizers intended — come together with others to promote cooperation and understanding.
Many residents find it easy to blame the community's problems on "those people" or to create stereotypes within neighborhoods as being "bad" or "good."
Most of the "facts" being tossed around often are not factual at all. Too many people find it too easy to believe rumor and innuendo than to make an effort to really find out what's going on.
And simple passing on what's been heard takes far less effort than working to verify something. It's always easy to stay seated and be critical than it is to stand up and start working on solutions.
Saturday's Unity in the Community effort provides an opportunity to stand up and start to work.
Marchers — led by the Danville High School band — will gather at 1 p.m. at the Dollar General store at East Main and Griffin streets. They will walk north on Griffin to Williams Street, then west on Williams to Collett Street. They will follow Collett until the get to Seminary Street, where they will west and on to Carver Park.
At the park, activities will begin at 2 p.m. Food, entertainment and prizes will be free o those who attend.
The special day also serves as a sort of back-to-school rally for children.
The event is sponsored by Danville Caucus, Inc., a group whose members want to create positive change within the community.
The effort always can use more support. Come out Saturday and add yours.


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20 Dec 08
Minimal/Tech House
Played by: San Proper
20 Dec 08
08 Nov 10
Played by: Paul Mac, Zenner, Shadow Dancer, Alkalino, Mattias Fridell, Posthuman, Benjamin Damage & Doc Daneeka, Bobby Champs
20 Dec 08
ANDY VAZ feat NIKO MARKS
17 Jul 12
Deep House
Played by: Shadow Dancer, Subotika Motech Records
Review: Delsin's house imprint reaches number four with Dusseldorf's Andy Vaz at the helm for "Don't Lose Your Mind", complete with vocal contributions from Niko Marks. The Soul vocal mix does exactly what it says on the tin, with a track that sounds like it came straight out of a 30 year old time capsule, with a deep bassline and smoky saxophone solo, whilst the House dub mix adds glittering keys to the mix and holds back on the vocal but loses none of the charm.
27 Jan 14
Played by: Paul Mac, Shadow Dancer, GoldFFinch, Marcel Dettmann
Review: For anyone who thinks that Dutch label Delsin has seen better days, there's this release. Recalling the label's most introspective techno soul - Dimension 5 and Future Beat Alliance - as well as the cavernous, hollowed-out house of Newworldaquarium, Passions for the most part eschews the dance floor. The title track is characterised by waves of trancey synths and plink-plonk beats, while the author goes deeper still on "Reminiscence" and "Nocturnal Passions 1'" both of which unfold with the melnacholic techno ambience that recalls Aril Brikha's landmark Deeparture In Time album. Like the best of Delsin's catalogue, this is timeless deep techno for the head and soul.
20 Mar 13
Review: Bleak has put out a series of EPs for DJ Deep's Deeply Rooted House label, and now turns his attention to Dutch institution Delsin. 'Subject Target' is the more understated of the two tracks on offer, with a dense, drummy groove underscored by skipping beats and a dreamy, somewhat lethargic chord sequence. There's a radically different approach on "Sixteen Crude"; Bleak sets course with an acid line and clicky percussion that spirals and builds, powered on by resonating, steely drums and a dramatic, sweeping synth. Like his work for DJ Deep, Chaos marks out Bleak as one of contemporary techno's most promising new producers.
10 Feb 14
Played by: Paul Mac, Debukas, Concrete Djz, Shadow Dancer, Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Dutch label Delsin's 100th release celebrations continue, albeit in a typically understated fashion, on this fifth instalment. BNJMN's beautiful but brief opener "Dive" sets the scene for the release as does the dreamy but serene "Radio's Mutterings" by Herva. While the pace picks up on Delta Funktionen's "Petrol", a fusion of robust broken beats and dreamy chords, the overall tone here is mellow and melodic. This is audible on Bleak's "Keep Me Close", where dubbed out drums and a trancey bass prevail, and on the standout track from John Beltran. The US producer may be known primarily for his home-listening sounds, but on "Return to Nightfall" he copper-fastens his dreamy, melodic textures to a pulsing, hypnotic groove.
14 Nov 07
Played by: Nuno Dos Santos, Kaoru Inoue
31 Mar 14
Played by: Owain Kimber (Owain K), Shadow Dancer, RADIAL
07 May 12
Played by: Ennio Styles (Stylin radio show), Paul Mac, Dairmount (Room With A View Recs), Juno Recommends Techno, Juno Recommends Downtempo/Balearic, Cottam, Enzo Canale, Musumeci
Review: It would be easy and unforgivably lazy to lump Claro's work in with the great unwashed of deep/dub techno. While Reform Club does sparkle and shimmer with epic strings, ghostly reversed chords and dreamy synths, it's the interplay between these elements and Stewart's unpredictable rhythmic dalliances that make his third album so rewarding. "Reformed" is a case in point: glassy percussion and sensuous string passages suggest an adept take on classic Detroit techno, but the underlying, resonating bass depicts an artist highlighting flaws and imperfections. In a similar vein is "It's Getting Late", where evocative chords unfold over a quirky bassline and the raw, Aardvarck-esque beats and breathy melodies of "Scriptease". But it's the tracks where Stewart appears to be sharing his own personal experiences that have the greatest impact. The atmospheric, chiming synths of "Still Here" has the same underlying sadness that Stewart articulated so beautifully on Metanarrative and the whistling sounds and serene ambience of "Quiet Life" elevate Stewart to the same level as great musical storytellers like Mark Hollis and Ian Curtis. The fact that be can bare his soul and document deeply personal topics without resorting to words makes his voice all the more powerful.
13 Feb 12
Played by: Cosmin TRG, Juno Recommends Techno, Future Beat Alliance, Cottam, Agnostic Rhythm, Joseph Terruel, Jona Saucedo
Review: Jeff Mills said nearly a decade ago that techno is being made for an aging audience. Regardless of whether this is true or not, what happens when the artists themselves start to get older - can they maintain their relevance? In the case of Mark 'Claro Intelecto' Stewart, the answer to this conundrum is simple; go back to your roots. The Manchester producer may have settled down, but creatively, Second Blood shows that he's as dynamic as ever. "Heart" marks a return to the first Claro Intelecto album, Neurofibro or the more understated sections of its successor, Metanarrative, with an atmospheric, ambient soundtrack gently unfolding, populated by muffled, half-heard vocals. The title track sees Stewart pick up the pace, but although the underlying bassline has a dark, resonating edge to it, the tempo is sluggish and the chords flutter about in a way that suggests the producer is seeking to tease out new directions for his sub-heavy techno. "Voyeurism" has no such ambitions, but sounds all the better for it; like the best tracks from the Warehouse Sessions series, its bass plays the central role, a fathomic, all-encompassing series of tones that steers the plaintive melodies on an irresistibly evocative path. Sometimes to stay ahead of the curve, you first need to take a few steps back.
30 Jun 14
Played by: Paul Mac, Tony Lionni
Review: Since Claro Intelecto's formidable Reform Club LP in 2012, the Modern Love staple has become a recognised component in Delsin's release schedule; last year saw Mark Stewart included among the contributors for Delsin's multi-faceted 100DSR/VAR compilation and the Dutch label also reissued his debut EP from 2003, Peace Of Mind. Now with this new Stanza EP, Intelecto shows Delsin for the first time how brutish he can actually be. Combining techno, electro, a bit of dub and a lot of industrialisms mixed with high powered Chicago house elements, "Remember" is the perfect example of his musical dynamism. "White Sun" is drizzly, smudged-out and a tricky, but rewarding mix for the DJ, while "A Nightmare Before Bedtime" is a gluttonous serving of disjointed house music. And for lovers of Regis style power techno there's "Blank CC".
22 Jul 13
Played by: Paul Mac
Review: Claro Intelecto, Gerry Read and Unbroken Dub feature on the first EP in a series of five from Dutch label Delsin primed to celebrate reaching 100 releases. Founded back in 1996, Delsin have undoubtedly slipped past this number if you factor in all the reissues, one off releases and their rejuvenated Ann Aimee sub label, but everyone loves a special edition release so lets not nitpick. You can expect material from Sawlin, Conforce, Redshape, Mike Dehnert, Delta and Newworldaquarium on subsequent 100DSR/VAR drops and the series is inaugurated in fine style here. "Fighting The Blind Man" is classic scatterbrained Claro Intelecto, whilst "Granny Bag" demonstrates that Read's wild side has not been tamed by his swift rise in popularity over the past year or so. Siberian producer Unbroken Dub manages to sound both calming and slightly foreboding on the excellent final cut "Spacing".
08 Sep 14
23 Sep 11
Played by: Paul Mac, Semtek, Juno Recommends Techno, Enclave, Joseph Terruel, Van Bonn, Giovanni Pasquariello
05 Dec 11
Played by: Cottam, Systemic, Sloppy Seconds, Mas Teeveh, Joseph Terruel, Van Bonn, Distortion, Myles Serge
Review: At a time when classic-sounding techno is at a premium, Boris Bunnik aka Conforce is one of its main proponents, right? Wrong. It would be too easy and simplistic to dismiss the Dutch producer as merely revisiting the sounds that were current during the mid-90s, and Escapism, like his other releases for Clone, Rush Hour and Delsin, does much to dispel any pre-conceived notions about him. One of the common themes and sources of inspiration on the album is Bunnik's love of swirling, ambient textures. Spacey melodies unfold all the way through "Aquinas Control" as a dubby, rippling bass takes hold, while on the title track, glassy percussion and shuffling 808s provide the electro backing to Bunnik's atmospheric chords. There are times too when it sounds like Conforce has completely immersed himself in electronic music's reflective, esoteric side and the evoactive, shimmering synths of "Timelapse" could have been part of a long lost sci-fi soundtrack. On other occasions, Escapism sounds earthy, grainy and twitchy, especially on the detuned textures of "Diversion" or "Revolt DX", which sees Bunnik drop a gained, jarring rhythm track. However, the real highlights occur when Bunnik occupies a place where all of these sounds meet, like the ghostly pads and forceful bass of "Elude" or the hushed tones and uplifting synths of "Ominous". It's also where you'll find this year's most eloquent articulation of techno escapism.
30 Aug 10
Played by: Art Of Tones, Shadow Dancer, Subotika Motech Records, Borgie, Glenn keohane(NG415/k)
09 Dec 13
Played by: Shadow Dancer, Marcel Dettmann, Robin smyth
Review: Kinetic Image sees the tireless Dutch producer known as Boris Bunnik offer up third album under the Conforce moniker. If you are starting to feel that Bunnik has dealt a deal with the devil that trades sleep for productivity you are not alone - Kinetic Image is his second album this year following the issue of a Versalife longplayer on Clone West Coast and let's not go into all the various EPs and 12"s Bunnik has put one of his various names to this year. Issued by Delsin, Kinetic Image sees Bunnik draw on the experience of his recent non-dancefloor focused output to deliver an album that moves away from regimented 4/4 beats and into slower, more surreptitious tempos. The subaqueous electro vibe we've come to associate with Bunnik still remains and the Dutchman's loyal fans will love this set.
18 Feb 13
Played by: Paul Mac, Juno Recommends Techno, Enclave, Tom Dicicco
Review: Scientists recently discovered that Boris Bunnik can function on just one hours sleep a day, which goes a great deal to explaining how the Dutch producer is so damn prolific! He returns to the Delsin label under his widely regarded Conforce moniker for the four track Time Dilation EP, with the label describing it as "designed for deeper dancefloors". One listen and you'll agree as Bunnik seemingly plunges further down the dub techno wormhole for a more cerebral experience than his lauded Clone Basement 12" last year. There is room for a banger however, with "Last Anthem" combining ethereal ambience alongside prickly staccato stabs and an insistent kick drum that could almost be described as ghetto house-inspired.
20 Dec 08
24 Sep 09
Minimal/Tech House
18 Mar 07
04 May 06
23 Feb 11
25 Jan 10
20 May 13
Played by: Paul Mac, S-File, Shadow Dancer, Juno Recommends Techno, Dave Clarke, Bas Mooy, Resident Advisor, JoeFarr, Ø [Phase], Abstract Division, Lo-FI Funk
Review: Sun Storm sees Niels Luinenberg return to the precise, electro-influenced sound of last year's Traces album for Delsin, with a title track combining a clean acidic bassline with rougher atmospherics in the background. It's joined by album track "Challenger", a more sinister production with sprawling pads and spiky, high-pitched strings. Given Luinenberg's relatively clean sound it comes as some surprise that the raw techno-leaning, hardware based Karenn duo comprised of Blawan and Pariah have been approached to remix the similarly icy "Onkalo", which previously featured on Traces; however, the pair's the snare-heavy rework acts as in interesting contrast to Luinenberg's original, isolating some of the original's melodic elements and caking them in industrial grit.
02 Jul 12
Played by: Paul Mac, VEGIM, Paul Hazendonk, Detroit Grand Pubahs, Estroe, Enthousiaste Gasten, Shadow Dancer, Juno Recommends Techno, Systemic, Posthuman, Da GobliNN /Remuted
Review: Despite still being in his 20s, Niels Luinenberg has already released a string of acclaimed EPs and has showcased his impressive DJing skills through gigs around Europe and a series of excellent online mixes, as well as this year's Inertia compilation. Can he now take the next step and translate his skills to the album format? "Frozen Land" starts the album in contemplative mode as austere synths unravel over slow-paced, shuffling drums. It's followed by "Enter", where robotic vocals and seared acid lines underpin a slow-motion, ominous bass. Together, these tracks make for an atmospheric opening. Traces then shifts from the esoteric to the visceral, as "Redemption" rides heavy claps and rough acid lines; "Target" unfolds to cavernous drums and heavy tribal beats, while "And If You Know" features scatter-gun percussion and a "Losing Control"-style pitched down vocal sample. The parting shot, "On A Distant Journey" is perhaps the album's finest moment. It sees Luinenberg draw inspiration again from the classic techno and electro sounds that feature in his sets. Delta Funktionen may not have Forward Strategy Group's experimental edge or Shifted's unique sound design, but on Traces he proves himself to be one of the few to thrive in this most adverse setting for techno producers.
05 Nov 12
Review: Originally issued almost a decade ago, Delsin have the foresight to re-release this excellent record from Israeli producer Yoav B. The title track is peerless late night techno, as eerie synths gather over a pulsing rhythm, and are then ushered in by steely drums. Yoav augments the trippy feeling with a series of outer space whirrs, clicks and the disjointed vocalists who says 'I celebrate myself and sing myself'. 'Gemini" sees Yoav opt for a less polished approach; the beats are raw and off-centre, the bassline gnarly and disjointed and the way the arrangement spews out globules of acid reminds this listener of Redshape on downers.
02 Mar 06
30 Apr 10
Played by: Basic Soul Unit, Groove Magazine
Review: For those of you that remember "Energize," Yoav's underground anthem from five years back, then news of his revival will be a source of great pleasure to your soul. Many have been perplexed by his disappearance during the past few years, left only with his seminal track's appearance on compilations from Ame, Carl Craig and Delsin II. But now, the Israeli producer makes a welcomed return with his fifth full length single, the Love Dubs EP.
Opening with "Higher State," Yoav gets off to a hazy start. Dramatic synth lines topple over lazy house beats as the track winds itself along, gaining momentum as it goes. 80s influenced synths flash across the track to add yet more drama in this rolling workout. "Lovedub" takes the listener on more of a freestyle jam, as a simple filtered bassline moves along as disjointed beats shuffle forward. The real fun and intrigue however, lies in the spacey keys that cascade over the track beneath. "Soul Surrender" finishes things off in a grittier, more driving tone. With the beat cranked up and the driving, deep bass set to work this is more of a heads down number that gets moving. A simple melody breaks the drama of the track, leaving the listener locked in the groove instead. Top stuff, and yes, it was worth the wait.
04 Feb 08
20 Dec 08
10 Jun 13
Deep House
Played by: Recloose, Shadow Dancer, Orthy, Resident Advisor
Review: Erdbeerschnitzel has long been a reliable source of the sort of fascinating, floor-friendly material that defies easy categorization. Here he's at it again, offering some distinctly positive, mixed-up goodness for Delsin. Opener "Cushion" is a veritable blast of humid summer air, lacing twittering synth flutes and darting, near tropical melodies over a bumpin', slightly crusty deep house groove. "Am Bossele" tweaks the formula, delivering starbust deepness, loose but rigid drums and woozy, cut-up vocal samples in spades. Closer "Crossroads", meanwhile, is the deepest of the bunch, offering the right balance between wide-eyed synth lushness and ocean-deep midtempo grooves. Impressive stuff, all told.
21 Jul 14
Deep House
Review: Everyone's favourite strawberry-flavoured techno creator, Erdbeerschnitzel returns to Delsin with a quad of cuts that billow with synthetic detail and imagery. "The Ample Waters" is an upbeat juggernaut powered by melodies and counter melodies that smoulders with UR heritage while "Never Tilt" provides sweet contrast thanks its slow-burning synth-heavy soul. Further on we hit "With Level Hopes", a subversive deep house cut that seeps jazz sentimentalities in such a way it could make Moody Man blush. Finally we're sent to the cosiest of pastures with the beautiful R&B homage "Yet Unfulfilled". Slinky, sleazy and laced with subtle vocoder elements, it's an emotional conclusion to a highly accomplished EP.
20 Dec 08
26 Mar 12
Played by: Paul Mac, Ralf Gum, Alkalino, Roberto Rodriguez, Cottam
Review: Having firmly found his groove with UK labels such as 2nd Drop and Fourth Wave, Gerry Read's latest EP sees that further notch in his ascendancy as he gets snapped up by Dutch institution Delsin to kick off their new house-orientated series. Stylistically, the four tracks on this new EP continue the mission statement Read has already laid out; there's a claustrophobic quality to lead track "Yeh Come Dance", that finds a cacophony of wooden percussion and angular vocal loops sweating all over each other while the hi-hats leer on drunkenly. As something of a contrast, the beat in "Crawlspace" is decidedly straight by these standards, letting the sequencing of the drum machine call more of the shots before too much wayward sample placing can send the rhythm askew. It doesn't take much to see the jazzy quality in Read's music, but "Bozza" perhaps marks the first instance where this quality has been capitalised on and fully realised. In that sense it marks something of a progression for the young beatsmith, as the complex arrangement of brushed drums, piano and other sonic debris aim for a place other than that usual seedy corner of the dancefloor. "Crooked" rounds off the EP with by distilling all these feelings into one track of strung out strangeness, where the groove is borrowed from garage and then robbed of its innocence, with an underlying bed of mean-spirited audio fragments. As with all the GR output it's evocative stuff, and reminds you that this EP marks not just consistency but also progress for the plucky producer.
05 Mar 12
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Much like their geographical near neighbours Rush Hour, Clone and Creme, the point where we run out of superlatives to adorn the releases from Delsin Records is most definitely on the horizon. The label seems to retain an uncanny knack for covering each release in excellence, regardless of whether the artist responsible is well known or hitherto unheralded. Their latest definitely falls under the latter, with Hazylujah coming correct on Too Many Ghosts, a debut four track EP that reveals the fledgling Italian producer to already possess an enviable mastery of murked out, smudgy techno. The title track is an undeniable highlight, shifting into focus through the mists of grey noise and dragging your senses through the deepest recesses of detuned analogue textures and hollowed out rhythms across eight haunting minutes that sound like Actress doing dub techno. The three other tracks are just as idiosyncratically good and this is yet another Delsin release that deserves your full attention.
06 May 13
Played by: Paul Mac, Juno Recommends Techno, Resident Advisor
Review: Launching late last year with Seawash at the helm, Delsin's dedicated Electronica series gathers pace with their second release What I Feel, a label debut for Herva. The Italian producer, Herve Atse Corti, has already established himself as somewhat of a talent for crafting soundscapes informed by house, techno tropes with what was once called IDM on last year's Meanwhile In Madland album for the Bosconi label. The four tracks here sees Herva develop that approach further; lead track "Paranoid Thinking" displays a dizzying mastery of layering heavily textured sounds in a rhythmic manner that replaces the necessity of standard beats. "Crocodile Tears" pairs crackling samples with clicking, squelchy percussion and reconstituted piano sounds, whilst "Gorilla's Machine" is lopsided approach at Border Community techno, caked in tape dirt. There's echoes of Actress's techno deviations in final track "Snow & Clouds" which pleasingly shifts the direction of it's rhythmic momentum throughout.
15 Apr 13
Played by: Seth Merlo, Owain Kimber (Owain K), Chris Coco, Roberto Rodriguez
23 Jun 11
Played by: Joachim Spieth (Affin), Roland M. Dill, Mixmaster Morris, Jose Padilla
18 Jul 11
Minimal/Tech House
Review: An interesting pair of remixes on this release, which sees two big producers reinterpreting seminal material from legendary ambient techno producer John Beltran. Kassem Mosse & Mip Mup collaborate on a rework of "Brilliant Flood", adding deep bass and a bumping drum machine workout over the top whilst maintaining the hazy, hypnotic quality of the original. It adds a rough, lo-fi quality that is sure to appeal to fans of Mosse's other productions. Sven Weisemann's remix is a completely different prospect, turning in a nine-minute reworking of several different Beltran productions, which is pitched somewhere between ambient and techno, and even displays a leaning towards modern classical. Not one for the dancefloor necessarily, but sublime listening nonetheless.
04 Feb 13
Played by: Juno Recommends Techno
Review: Rough and busy beats dominate the Free Pyjamas EP, a new release from rising Parisian producer Low Jack who made quite the impression with his debut EP, Slow Dance on Get The Curse. Although distinctly techno, both the title track and "LJ's Jam" feature vocals, even if they are disorientated and short lived. Thwacking wood block percussion and militaristic snare rolls add a frenetic pace to "Free Pyjamas", seemingly cut from a similar cloth as Gerry Read's Yeah Come Dance EP. The bleepy opening passage of "LJ's Jams" allows a bar of space between each kick before dropping into a rugged four-four groove littered with scuttling percussion and overdriven hi-hats. "The White Towel" remains on the EPs crunchy tip, but Low Jack employs some lighter chords and other musicality to the mix, allowing for a less visceral third track to run out the EP.
23 Feb 11
21 Mar 11
Played by: Paul Mac, Joachim Spieth (Affin), Shadow Dancer, Deepchild, Juno Recommends Techno, Carl Cox, Mattias Fridell, Enclave, Adam Jay, Retrac, Delko, Van Bonn
Review: Mike Dehnert and his Fachwerk and MD2 labels have been at the forefront of 90s-inspired techno for the past few years - but will his consistently high strike rate translate to a long player? Thankfully, Dehnert sticks to what he knows best, resisting the ill-advised urge to position himself as a versatile all-rounder. Apart from the brief, abstract "Intro", the dreamy ambience of "Kontextfrei" and the hissing static noise of "Outro", the album centres on the dancefloor, but manages to avoid repetition. And while the dubby bass, scuffled beats and clanging percussion of "Infix" is indicative of the Berlin producer's abeyance to the Basic Channel/Chain Reaction axis, Framework widens his scope; "Beatmatching" is an uplifting vocal-sample heavy groove and this new-found playfulness is also audible on the rave riff sampling "Teilfolge" and the purring bassline and synth melodies of "Quattro". Dehnert may be operating in a new format, but Framework proves that when it comes to techno functionalism, he is peerless.
21 Apr 14
Played by: Paul Mac, Orlando B, Alkalino, Roberto Rodriguez, Juno Recommends Techno, Enrico Sangiuliano, Carlo Lio
Review: As head of Fachwerk along with Roman Lindau and Sascha Rydell, Mike Dehnert has cultivated a weighty brand of techno that still contains a noticeable element of funk. He's also the most prolific of the three, with countless digital albums produced over the years in addition to pair of long players issued on Delsin and Fachwerk and his occasional dalliances with other labels like Echocord and the Clone Basement Series. Outside of Fachwerk, Marsel van der Wielen's Delsin is perhaps the one other label you'd closely associate with Dehnert and it's little surprise to see the Dutch imprint collar him for the 12-track Lichtbedingt. Described by the label as "yet another subtle evolution away from the chord driven, functional sound" Dehnert was initially known for, the album incorporates moments of beatless electronic experimentalism, broken bass, and swinging house, with the results still resolutely Dehnert!
27 Nov 12
Played by: Boriqua Tribez, Resident Advisor, Umek, Modern Math Recordings
Review: Making a return to Delsin with his first full release for the label after the excellent Framework LP from last year, the uber-prolific Mike Dehnert delivers an EP which is something of a departure from his usual sound, but no less essential for it. "Andruck" sees Redshape-style synths cast adrift over a pulsating bass, loose cowbell with a distinct lack of 4/4 present, while "Tracer" goes for the jugular with its combination of Millsian bleeps and subtle but gravelly dub chords. "Refillable" will go down well with fans of Skudge and Shed, combining a relentless rolling rhythm, fluid, twisting, filtered stabs and indistinct vocals, while closer "Umgangston" is built around a ravey chord sequence which fluctuates in and out of intensity with a freeform manner. Dehnert must be one of techno's most dependable producers, and he's come up trumps once again.
16 Sep 13
Played by: Paul Mac, Shadow Dancer, Juno Recommends Techno, Resident Advisor
Review: Delsin have chosen a fully established crop of producers for the second 100DSR release, which sees Fachwerk boss Mike Dehnert, alongside Dutch electro revivalist Conforce and '90s British electronica act CiM. Mike Dehnert's return to Delsin comes in the shape of a big room take on his trademark sound with "Passenger", while Delsin regular Conforce delivers "Wave Trace", some dubbier, electro tinged techno similar to his Escapism album. Whereas 100DSR/VAR1 looked to newer names in Gerry Read and Unbroken Dub, Delsin have delved deep into their back catalogue by releasing a new track from Simon Walley's CiM project. It's the first showing of music by CiM since his Noki Bay EP on Ann Aimee released a decade ago, and almost 15 years since he debuted on Delsin with the six-track EP Service Pack.
20 Feb 12
Played by: Cosmin TRG, Luke Slater, Justin Berkovi
Review: Delsin has been on top of its game for over a decade now. The Dutch label never puts a foot wrong, something that is due to owner Marsel's unparalleled A&Ring skills. This latest release is a reissue, but it provides an insight into the music that inspires and informs Delsin's selections. On one side there's the timeless deep house of Marc 'MK' Kinchen's "Mkappella". This twenty-year-old track sees Kinchen bring together sensuous flute-playing that's not too dissimilar to Bobby Konders and the kind of wide-eyed piano keys that featured on some of Chez Damier's releases for KMS from this period. Add to this robust dubby beats and the sound of the dawn chorus warbling away in the background and the inspiration for Newworldaquarium's own textured house or his Ross 154 ambient project is audible. Up next, Delsin has licensed a track from Luke Slater. "Lost" originally appeared on the UK producer's seminal album The 4 Cornered Room , which he recorded as 7th Plain. Here too there are bird samples, but they are high-picthed tweets rather than mellow warbles and accompany lithe, fast-paced breakbeats. The real attraction for Delsin fans though are Slater's synths; ghostly and swirling, they have a truly otherworldly feeling and have clearly had an impact on Aroy Dee, Conforce and Dimension 5. It's an invaluable insight into why Delsin hits the target with such frequency.
12 Dec 11
Played by: Paul Mac, Jakal, DCibel, Tiefschwarz
Review: Berghain resident Marcel Dettmann has a formidable reputation as a remixer, but this writer feared that he had bitten off more than he could chew with his latest project. After all, he was tasked with reworking one of the standout cuts from this year's best techno album, and these doubts only intensified when the original with its menacing bass swagger, layered, reverberating noises and chilling vocal were replayed on this remix package. Thankfully, Dettmann has risen to the occasion; "Definition 1" doesn't stray too far from the original, with a swinging bass and a focus on Middle eastern horn riffs prevailing. It's on "Definition 2" that he really deserves kudos: upping the tempo and combining layered, Basic Channel dub chords with the plaintive vocal, it's a near perfect mix of techno and electronic torch song soul.


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UPDATE: Timothy Unsdefer's condition has been upgraded. He is in serious condition at Lee Memorial Hospital.
Collier Boulevard is now open after a serious crash overnight.
It happened at the intersection of Capri Boulevard and Collier Boulevard around 1 a.m.
Florida Highway Patrol says the driver was traveling at a high rate of speed along Collier Boulevard and lost control of the vehicle.
18-year-old Timothy Uns-Derfer was taken to Lee Memorial Hospital and is in critical condition.
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Sorry guys to post two ? should have combined them any also wanted to ask what would cause the tube where the dip stick goes in to seep oil its the tube that goes in the block then dip stick goes in tube Talked to my local dealer thought there might be a o ring he says it does not have a o ring of any sort the oil is seeping where tube enters block my idea was to clean it real good then apply JB weld around it Thanks for any advice
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I would not use JB weld. Use your favorite sealer instead. You may need to remove the tube at a later date.
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Re: oil tube
That tube is a press fit. If it feels loose at all, you might try gently tapping on the end with a block of wood.
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Re: oil tube
Take the tube out, clean it and the hole apply Indian head gasket shellac, let it get tacky and drive the tube back in using a block of wood.
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Re: oil tube
Another thing to check.
If you have enough blow-by, oily vapor will exit the breather cap/dipstick assembly. This is directed back towards the block and can collect on the tube - gravity then causes it to appear to leak at the six o'clock position where the tube enters the block.
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Have you checked the oil level for overfull?
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Cottage next to Holland State Park in Holland
- bedrooms 3
- baths 1
- sleeps 7
- pool no
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Charming bungalow located on a quiet street adjacent to Holland State Park, just a hop, skip and a jump from the General Store, bike paths, Ottawa Beach...and of course..."Big Red" Lighthouse. This cottage has been redecorated and newly furnished. Bright and squeaky clean, the cottage comfortably sleeps 7. The bedrooms consist of one queen, one full, and 2 sets of bunk beds. Large shaded yard with furnished patio, gas grill, outdoor shower and campfire pit.
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- Fully furnished kitchen including dishwasher.
- Laundry room with washer/dryer.
- Linens, pillows, and bath towels provided.
- Air conditioning.
- Cable TV (2 TVs).
- DVD player.
- Wireless internet.
- Stereo.
- Furnished Patio with gas grill and firepit.
- Outdoor shower.
activities and attractions in Holland Michigan
- 10 minute walk to Ottawa Beach (state park) and "Big Red". Or, if you prefer, take a walk down the historic cottage boardwalks to the association beach...also about 10 min.
- 5 minute walk to the Mt. Pisgah dune climb & hiking trail...and a beautiful view (see picture)
- Tunnel Park is 2 miles away.
- Kayak, bike, boat, and jet ski rentals are nearby.
- Lake Michigan charter fishing.
- Pier fishing (Ottawa Beach Pier).
- 10 min. drive to downtown Holland and shopping, art galleries, resturants and micro breweries.
- Holland Farmers Market on Wednesday and Saturday.
- Street Performers downtown Holland on Thursday Evening (summer only).
- Walking distance to Ottawa Beach Inn (aka.."OBI"). The lake perch is excellent!
- Several golf courses in the area.
vacation rental rates
- 2014/2015 off-season (9/6/14 to 5/23/15)....$150 per night or $800 per week.
- 3 night minimum during off-season.
- 2015 Summer Weekly rental rates (Sat. to Sat.) as follows:
- $1,000 per week May 23 - June 13.
- $1,200 per week June 13 - June 27.
- $1,400 per week June 27 - August 8 except July 4-11 is $1,500.
- $1,200 per week August 8 - September 5.
- Check in 3:00pm. Check out is 11:00am
- 50% deposit to hold reservation. 50% plus $250 security deposit due 30 days before arrival. Security deposit is 100% refundable if the place is left clean and in the same condition as arrival, otherwise a cleaning fee will be taken from deposit.
- Sorry, NO PETS, NO SMOKING.
Michael Arendsen 616-836-4380
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Top things to do in Holland
- The Beach
- Shopping/Galleries/Farmers Market
- Tulip Time (May)
- Resturants/Micro Breweries
- Enjoy our Dutch heritage
Top things to do on a budget
- Climb the Mt. Pisgah dune
- Spend the day at the beach
- Walk the pier at sunset
- Stroll or bike the bike paths
- Grand Haven's Musical Fountain
Top things to do with a family
- Picnic by Ottawa Beach channel
- Sandcastles at the beach
- Fishing off the pier
- Ice cream at Captain Sundae or The General Store
- Street performers in Holland (Thurs)
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What grade of gas do you run in your chevy?
Like the question asks, what grade do you use and why.
I use premium. Figured a premium truck needs premium gas lol2008 6.2L GMC Sierra Denail
A constantly revolcing debate...
I run 87 Octane. The basic, recommend for my truck. It's by no mean "high performance" so it doesn't need high-octane gas.Clint (TX) 2001 Silverado LS 4.8L auto 2wd ECSB [GARAGE]
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Run whatever the owners manual states the engine needs. You have a Sierra Denali, they only come with the 6.2L engine and therefore you MUST run at least 91 octane or better.
It's not that it's a "premium" truck, just that the 6.2L engine reguires higher octane fuel.
My 5.3L engine requires 87 or better octane. Running 93 gives you nothing other than spending more at the pump. I don't care what someone's uncle, niece, grandfather, etc. says. Premium does not contain magic stuff to transform an engine that requires 87 octane into a 500HP beast. Also, if you require 87 octane, running 93 will NOT give you better fuel economy, no matter what Billy Bob says.
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I run premium... I have a performance tune that requires 92 or better octane.2009 Chevy Silverado 2500HDLT 6.0L w/ Towing Package, Dick Cepek GM8 Rims, Dick Cepek FC II 33X11.50R17,RKSport Ram-Air Hood(Functional), Lazer Lite Aluminum Tonneau Cover, Road Armor Stealth Bumper, PIAA Lighting, Diablo Trinity Tuner, Diablew Custom Tune, BullyDog Cold Air Intake, American Racing Headers w/highflow cats, Corsa Performance Sport Exhaust, Custom Striping, Black Bowties front and rear, Fuel Grille Inserts, Recon Headlights, Readylift Shocks, Readylift Upper Contol Arms, 2" Blocks in the Rear..
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This is one I've seen a number of folks have pretty strong attitudes about and have never known anyone to change their minds much. I know a few people who really focus on grades and or brands of gas, with many others who are the opposite. Its like most things...its what ever you are most comfortable with and what seems to get the results you are looking for in your trucks.
Gas is something I'm pretty finicky about. I worked at then ran a Sohio station for years which was owned by a small Chevrolet dealer which gave me some unique (though a bit outdated) views on both sides. The manuals do give the suggested level of gas, but that is the minimum the car will properly run on. Whether or not a higher grade will produce higher mileage is something you have to check for your self. Some cars do...others don't.
With the exception of my kids cars (old, high mileage, and hand-me-downs) I run premium in all my vehicles. Its not so much for any higher mileage, even though a few of my cars do get a small bump of 2-3mpg with it, as it is for the added cleaners and what not. On top of the grade of gas, I also try to use specific brands so the blends are fairly consistent. My #1 is Shell, #2 is BP, #3 is Sunoco...past that its almost always going to be I'm in the middle of nowhere and need something or I'll be walking.
I run regular. I have run premium in the past because a friend insisted that it gives better fuel economy. I did notice a slight increase in mpg. 1mpg. Not worth it in my opinion. When I worked in the garage I noticed that the mid grade was the tank that never had to be filled. Maybe once for every five the other two were filled. No one ever bought it. It was either premium or regular that was purchased. So, I will never run midgrade as I like to call it "old gas" that has sat in the tank forever.
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I run a custom Diablew tune that is tweaked to maximize mpg on 87 octane, so that's what I run. I buy 87 octane pure gasoline (as opposed "ethanol-enriched" gasoline that contains "up to 10% ethanol") any time I can get it ... and am of the opinion that THAT (pure gasoline instead of 'ethanol-enriched' gasoline) makes a more substantive difference than gas grade, these days.
Just to toss a little real world into the debate, and to respond to a "gas grade" thread from a while back, I tried the following last weekend. 400 miles each way. Started with a full tank, reset and used the DIC.
The "away" direction, I started with a near empty tank and filled with 91 octane My truck generally gives pretty good gas mileage, however, this tank averaged only 17.8 mpg.
The "return" trip (same 400 miles), I filled with 87 octane and reset the DIC. For this trip, the truck gave me 20.3 mpg.
Same roads, started at sea level, drove to sea level, returned to the starting sea level. The weather was the same, the time of day was the same. I drove the entire time, and I drove the same speed (70 to 75 mph).
Of course, I did not fill at the same pumps, that and the octane were the only differences.Ray
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Using the Regular 87 octane since my custom DiabLew tune is set up for it and the truck is my DD.* My post are intended for entertainment purposes only and should not be taken serious unless I'm posting in the Buy/Sell section of this board and all opinions are that of mine ONLY.
I've actually noticed substantive (1-3) mpg losses in 20-40 mph winds when I'm running against them. So, you'd really need to repeat that round trip (using the same fill-up points on each end, same driving techniques, same traffic conditions, etc.) multiple times. Once done, average across it and toss out any obvious outliers to get a solid feel for what could be expected in the real world.
Why? Your one round-trip run might, itself, be an outlier...
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- baths 2
- sleeps 6
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- pets allowed no
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Enjoy beautiful sunrises and sunsets from this 3 bedroom/2 bathroom cottage overlooking the Kiawah River!
This 3 bedroom/2 bathroom cottage is located in the private neighborhood of Inlet Cove on Kiawah Island. There is a large neighborhood pool as well as a fishing/crabbing dock! It is also located just down the street (not even 1/2 a mile) from Beachwalker County Park.
This cottage sleeps six people comfortably with a king bed, queen bed and queen bed. The eat in kitchen is fully equipped and offers stainless steel appliances. There is a grill and dining area under the house with amazing views of the river! The screened-in porch, overlooking the river, is great for relaxing and taking in the views. This home also offers a washer/dryer and wireless internet for your convenience.
Kiawah Island is known for its natural beauty and extensive wildlife. It offers a multitude of
family activities; riding bikes on the miles of bike paths along the island, kayaking with dolphins on the river, crabbing and fishing from the dock, walking along the ten mile stretch of sandy beach, combing the shoreline for shells and other treasures, or just simply enjoying the island life.
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BBQ Grill: Yes
Beach Distance: .04 miles
Bed Size 1st/Master: King
Bed Size 2nd Rm: Queen
Bed Size 3rd Rm: Queen
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Old Dominion's mission states that we are a community that "promotes the advancement of knowledge and the pursuit of truth locally, nationally, and internationally" and "develops in students a respect for the dignity and worth of the individual, a capacity for critical reasoning and a genuine desire for learning." In addition the University is committed to "the principle of free inquiry."
Over the course of the last academic year, we celebrated many victories (the opening of Constant Hall and the Ted Constant Convocation Center, the passage of the bond referendum, the University's re-accreditation and rise in ranking by the US News and World Report). We also faced many challenges together. Among them were September 11 and the budget cuts. I am very proud of how this community has pulled together, has comforted its members in their grief, and has stood up to protect and support those in need. After September 11, students and faculty alike spoke out against violence and, although they expressed their anger, they were also kind and caring to those who lost family members and to those who risked a backlash of victimization because of culture and religion.
Since then, however, some members of the campus community felt that occasionally certain discourse at Old Dominion, which must remain free and tolerant, was intolerant and attempts were made to constrain competing points of view. As a university we are about seeking truth. We must respect and uphold the meaning of academic freedom and the responsibility we all have, one to another, to respect each other and to admit other opinions and other versions of what we see as self-evident facts. We must not insult others, and we must take utmost care to provide for the real and perceived safety of all to express ideas within the limits of good sense and taste.
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I Tried to post this in the architects section but got no response, perhaps the planners can help me out:
Does anyone know if it is only islanders (or those with ties to the islands) who can buy houses on the Arann islands (or other islands off the coast of Ireland? Or is it a free market as in the rest of the country.
Also are there any special planning rules which apply to these types of place?
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Once on board it was a huge effort for the staff standing along side the lift to answer a simple question. Our veranda cabin was much smaller than we had experienced on Holland line. We eventually turned the mattress over to try and stop rolling into the middle of bed, it was much better. Our room serviceman often forgot to give us the proper information sheets, ie when to turn on our clocks, we often had 2 shampoos but no conditioner! He had fun playing with my nightie and arranging it with chocolates on the bed each night. TV was almost non existent and there is no news sheets circulated.
First day, the toilets blocked, everywhere. Yes they work fast to unblock your cabin toilet, but every public toilet blocked, and often no signs to tell you before you enter. This was a daily occurrence, the ship is old.
Kids, kids, kids. Yes it was holiday time, but there are ship rules, children must be supervised, but staff turn a blind eye to them. Adult pool should be for adults, not kids bombing, yelling etc. There are two large pools for kids.
Kids should not be permitted at 8pm dinner sittings, this completely ruined our cruise, 8 kids at the table next to us, parents did not supervise. We asked to change eventually, even though we loved our table and our waitress.
Onshore excursions are far too expensive for what you get. We enjoyed them, but thought we didnt get value for our dollar. Trying to sell you bottled water before each shore excursions was a disgrace.
The duty free shopping was a laugh, perfume dearer than Myers counter price. Take your own lanyard, dont pay $7.95 for their plastic one.
Every time i needed to visit the pursers desk there was a huge line, most annoying.
Good Points, there are many.
Food is five star, always, breakfast, lunch, dinner. We ate in the dining room most times, after observing the buffet and remembering the last virus. The waiting staff were excellent. The bar staff around the ship are wonderful, always smiling and willing to suggest new cocktails.
We met many nice passengers and enjoyed dining with them. Our cruise was very relaxing.
We also visited Napier, not on the list, but i would not advise anyone to do the history tour, its a waste of time.
Tauranga..... make sure you go on the Wai-o-tapu thermal wonderland trip, worth every cent.
Bay of Islands - if you ever get to shore, the tenders are disgusting,
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Canada-based Q1 Production Technologies Inc. introduced its new banner, new image, and a new approach to its business at its open house and product showcase at its Vancouver facility on February 28th and March 1st. With over 35 years of combined industry experience, Q1 partners Brian Konechny, Phil Bernard, and Marc Raymond were on hand to introduce the company to over 500 industry representatives.
"Q1 combines our international experience and expertise with the impressive service reputation of Showtime Lighting in Vancouver and our expanded asset inventory in our 20,000 sq. ft. facility here in Vancouver," said Raymond.
Showcasing its expansive inventory at the open house, Q1 introduced its team and product line to its regional clients. Representatives from Vari-Lite, High End, Strand Lighting, Rosco, Smart Stage, and Leviton/Colortran demonstrated the new products now available through Q1.
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High End Systems representatives Randy Mayer, regional account representative, and technician Mike Hanson were also on hand to demonstrate the Catalyst video imaging system and the new Wholehog III Console. Industry representatives and guests also had the opportunity to attend a lighting workshop conducted by Tony Award-winning LD Don Holder.
Q1 Production Technologies Inc. was originally established by Raymond in March 2001 in Winnipeg where he was joined by David Budzak and Jason Wagner, formerly of Westsun Winnipeg. In February 2002, Raymond and longstanding business associate Bernard became partners in Showtime Lighting Inc. in Vancouver. In August 2002, Q1 acquired all the rental inventory assets of Westsun Winnipeg and Vancouver. The re-branding of Showtime under the Q1 banner completes the reorganization of the partnership into one company with two locations.
Konechny, founder of Showtime Lighting stated, "With the expertise of the original founders of Westsun combined with a new energy and approach to the business, we expect to propel Q1 into a leadership position in the industry."
Raymond said, "We are thrilled about this exciting new venture. With the many changes occurring in our industry, we believe this opportunity offers significant potential for us to combine our assets and our experience into an international boutique shop which focuses on creating unique solutions for with a wide variety of clients including large theatrical and concert producers, corporate and event clients, and regional and community groups. Through Q1 we look forward to the opportunity to re-establish and create relationships with clients world-wide to continue to deliver innovative and inspired technical solutions to the industry."


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I always get persistent nagging pain in my lower back, after a heavy squat session My form is Good, and the pain DOES NOT radiate down the legs or anything... But there is enough pain afterwards to make me feel miserable . Not exruciating or anything , just dull and persistent. (no muscle soreness)
It's always excarbated by deadlifts or heavy squats etc... This is getting really annoying, and i ve hit a plateau in strength on squats because i have to lay off heavy squatting for my back to recover every time !
Could i possibly have herniated a disc? I had an X-ray taken (not MRI, though) and it showed no disc problem.
If i had one, wouldn't I be in agonizing pain?
Another thing that seems to exacerbate the pain is bending forward esp. if i have my spine flexed
What should i do! plz help? what could that be? if it was sciatica i would have pain down my legs/glutes which is not the case here.
Dont tell me to forget heavy lifting.
My hamstring flexibility is fine, my hip flexors are fine too... by back gets stiff though when it aches, probably because of the spasm it goes through..
every time i work on heavy squats, or anything that puts compressive forces on my spine aggravates the lower back pain! I didn't have this shizzle
a year ago! And the weird thing is, that i dont feel any pain DURING squatting, it's becoming apparent about 2-3 hours after the cessation of the activity.
Any help is greatly appreciated
Have you ever thought that you may have Spinal Stenosis or and extra disc & vertebrae in your back?
This is what I suffer from and I have the same symptoms as you.....when I do squats.
May want to get it checked out.
I'm sure you'll feel this is attacking you but it's not meant to be - but are you *positive* you're squatting/dl'ing properly?
Go now, run along and tell your xerxes he faces free men here, not slaves
(I only asked that because I know that many times when I knew I broke proper form to pull more weight, I got kinda similar pains.)
Go now, run along and tell your xerxes he faces free men here, not slaves
Go see an Ortho. and get a MRI.
You may have Degenerative Disk Disease (DDD) like I do. Your symptoms are very similiar to how mine started. I hope for your sake that you don't cause it sucks more than you can imagine as it gets worse. My squatting days are and have been over for more than two years. I used to squat 620 raw at my pinnacle.. a mistake imo, but hey, hindsight is always 20/20.
All the craziness I did to my body in my teens and 20's caught up with a vengence in my 30's.
I don't lift heavy like I used to after my back forsaked me.
Just remember joints (including all the lumbar vertebrae) will start causing problems way before muscles and bones 99% of the time.
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EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) -- Freshman Dave Sobolewski scored a season-high 23 points, John Shurna added 17 and Northwestern won its third straight, beating Iowa 83-64 on Thursday night.
Reggie Hearn added 16 points, and all five starters scored in double figures for the Wildcats (15-8, 5-6 Big Ten) in an easy victory.
Northwestern built a nine-point halftime lead and then blew this one open, matching its longest conference winning streak since a three-game run late in the 2008-09 season.
Sobolewski passed his previous high by three points. Shurna set the tone in the early going, and the Wildcats shot just over 56 percent overall while hitting 13 of 25 3-pointers.
Aaron White led Iowa with 17 points and 12 rebounds, but the Hawkeyes (13-12, 5-7) were simply overmatched.
Shurna scored 11 points in the first half as Northwestern built a 38-29 lead, hitting three 3-pointers and wowing the crowd with a neat block and an acrobatic layup in the closing minutes.
Drew Crawford added nine of his 11 points, and Sobolewski and Hearn had eight apiece.
Matt Gatens, Iowa's leading scorer, was a nonfactor in the early going, with just five of his 15 points in the half. His only basket was a 3-pointer that cut Northwestern's lead to 24-23 with about 7 minutes left, but the Wildcats responded by scoring 12 of the next 14 points.
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Western Kentucky, my alma mater, outlasted South Alabama to punch their ticket for the Big Dance. Seems that Darrin Horn has been successfully replaced, at least in his first year. Of course, programs are measured more by consistent success than by any one year, so we'll have to wait and see. That Ken McDonald should try his hand at stand-up comedy.
Now, for the news.
Kentucky Basketball News
- Just in case you haven't heard already. Congratulations, Pat and Jodie. And congrats to Trent Johnson on COY.
- Jodie Meeks and Patrick Patterson will both test the waters, most likely. Odds are Meeks will be back. If I were a betting man, I would bet against Patterson being back, but I wouldn't put a lot of money on the wager. This story was linked in a comment earlier.
- Lots of opportunities for revenge in the SEC tournament for the Wildcats.
- John Clay has been increasingly critical of Gillispie on his blog, more by implication than by editorializing.
- This is no surprise. Every coach should be evaluated after the season. I don't know personally, but I can't help but think that unless we somehow win through to the tournament and make some noise, Gillispie won't be getting a ringing endorsement this year.
- Duke fans having a little schadenfreude at our expense. Dude, two can play the Ghostbusters quote game -- Somebody blows their nose and you want to keep it? Just like a Duke fan.
- Danny Jett has a very fair look at Gillispie. I think we are getting pretty much what we should have expected -- a young (experience-wise) coach with a lot of apparent upside but very little historical success. To see him struggle this season is not all that surprising, but it is disappointing.
- The Dana O'Neil article at ESPN that looks at four days at UK this year. Very, very informative. Ken's Mike Casey interview gets mentioned, along with A Sea of Blue, although apparently we don't rate a link.
A telling quote, which I will relate to this FanPost:
"We're not having fun right now,'' Patrick Patterson tells a handful of reporters in the media room. "We have to find a way to get the fun back.''
- Jason Spear at True Blue Kentucky reminds us that despite what we may think, other great programs have had great coaches who got off to not-so-great starts. This has been mentioned here many times before, but it bears repeating.
It's also interesting to note that Mike Krzyzewski took over a Duke program only two years removed from the final game in the NCAA tournament, and never cracked 20 wins until his fourth season at Duke, a stretch which included two losing seasons.
- Kentucky rates dark horse status in this preview of the SEC tournament.
- Larry Conley and Tom Hammond say goodbye to SEC basketball. I may not miss Raycom, but I will miss those guys.
- Michael Eaves says that Gillispie should go. I won't reiterate here why I think he's wrong, but he is certainly entitled to that view. Kenny Colston takes the opposite viewpoint, and for all the right reasons.
- Bret Dawson has more on the post-season postmortem.
- Chris Fisher at Kentucky Ink has a "Keep Billy Gillispie"' blog post, and makes a compelling argument.
- Eric Crawford has become one of my favorite sports writers, and not just because he and I share a home town. This parsing of various media reports is very sound work, and has me rethinking my earlier comment that Barnhart's pronouncement of an after-season evaluation was about as informative as a blank sheet of paper. Crawford thinks he can read that blank sheet of paper, and he makes a very good argument.
Crawford may wind up being wrong, but he is right about one thing -- Barnhart and Todd making comments about this on the record will put the issue front and center in the press rooms at the SEC tournament. Gillispie has said that he likes the pressure that Kentucky basketball brings. He's about to find out just how high that pressure can go.
Other Kentucky Sports News
- UK Golf Team getting it done in Myrtle Beach (Murrels Inlet is the southern part of the Myrtle Beach area).
- Chris Rusin named SEC pitcher of the week. Rusin being healthy and ready this year is a real plus for the Bat Cats.
NCAA Basketball News
- An SEC tournament preview.
- Wildcats everywhere are struggling to get into the tournament. At least Bradley didn't take more shots at Kentucky.
- How do you like me now? Oklahoma State is liking Travis Ford ... a lot.
Other NCAA Sports News
- A little levity at Lane Kiffin's expense.
Other News of Interest
- An article about state-mandated ethics codes in Kentucky. Essentially, when left to their own devices with only broad-brush guidelines, it seems that most Kentucky governments prefer weak or watered-down codes with no real teeth. That's not surprising, but it is unfortunate.
I am not a big fan of state mandates, but I can't see any reason why local governments should need to be told that a strong, enforceable ethics code is a good thing. You would think that citizens would require this of their elected leaders, but apparently, far too many of us are comfortable with less. I suppose, in the end, that people have no right to complain when contracts are doled out to contributors and jobs given to relatives, since there is apparently no appetite for demanding real, enforceable ethics codes.
- Time for some Derby talk in Kentucky.


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September 18, 2013
Who is this terrorist, this big bad JR Valrey who poses some sort of threat to the whole Pacifica network of five major radio stations around the country? First, he's my friend and comrade at the Bay View, where we've worked together for over a dozen years, all his adult life. JR is our associate editor. During the same period, he's also volunteered at KPFA radio, where his hard and highly acclaimed work finally won him a prime time show – Wednesdays at 8-9 a.m. – starting in May 2011. Immediately, listeners flocked to KPFA to hear this exciting new show.
March 20, 2013
For the second week in a row, one of the largest audiences for any show on KPFA was disappointed not to hear the People's Minister of Information JR Valrey and his Block Report on the air Wednesday at 8 a.m. Instead we heard an announcement by interim general manager Andrew Phillips that JR has been suspended. Getting punished for doing "too well" happens to Black folks much too often. Sign the two petitions to end the suspension of JR Valrey from KPFA and attend the Town Hall Meeting, Thursday, April 11, 6 p.m. at Laney College. This story is constantly being updated with new signatures and comments.


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