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Dave Liebman's Pendulum is taken from a 2 night gig at the Village Vanguard in NYC, so I suppose there's no way to really know which of the performances really came first, so I'm going to make a guess and say that the band warmed up with Liebman's straight ahead changes tune Picadilly Lilly. The band (Dave Liebman on tenor and soprano, Randy Brecker on trumpet, Richie Beirach on piano, Frank Tusa on bass and Al Foster on drums) plays perfectly well and Liebman acquits himself admirably on his solo, as usual, but the tune is not terribly significant (unusual for Liebman, who is not given to insignificance of any kind).
Then comes Footprints, the Wayne Shorter standard. Right away, we know this is going to be a unique interpretation. The tune is taken much faster than usual, Frank Tusa plays an ingenious rhythmic figure on the bass and it becomes apparent that Al Foster is playing in 12/8 time, which gives the tune an unusual headlong momentum. Beirach contributes some tasty comping before setting up the melody with some well-placed rhythmic accents.
Then Liebman comes in with a trill and he and Brecker start to play the head, Liebman playing harmony a 4th above Brecker. Between the sections of the head, Liebman and Brecker insert a bleating sort of commentary, the two tones separated by a major 2nd, so that the "bleating" has a coloristic function, rather than a harmonic one. The overall effect is like a prehistoric animal cantering along, bleating as it goes.
Liebman takes the first solo, using a sheets of sound approach. Beirach comps behind him with stabbing clusters of notes, feeding him with alternate harmonies and accentuating the driving 12/8 time perpetuated by the bass and drums. At one point, drummer Foster breaks up the rhythm in a bolero pattern and Liebman follows suit with some pointed gestures before returning to the form of the tune.
Brecker is up next–he is more judicious in his choice of notes than Liebman, fashioning melodies in an alternate harmonic universe far removed from the simple minor blues Shorter had originally envisaged. The material gets more dense as the solo goes on until it reaches an irreducible complexity, at which point Brecker dissolves into a series of elephantine squeals.
Beirach is next. He earns his nickname "The Code," playing rhythmic chords on the form of the tune in ever more extended harmonies, while following Brecker's lead in creating singable melodies out of the bizarre materials. Beirach's rhythmic acuity is simply razor sharp here, but what is even more amazing is that he's playing the equivalent of three dimensional chess in his head, creating melodies, extending harmony, and comping the hell out of the tune, all in the form of the tune, all at the same time.
Foster has one hell of a hard act to follow, but he pulls it off by maintaining the form of the tune in his solo, unusual for a drummer. Instead of simply showing off, Foster divides up the 12/8 time in astonishing ways, sometimes going over the bar line, sometimes playing 3 against 4 or 3 against 8, but never losing sight of the form, always keeping the momentum going that he and Tusa have so studiously established. It's one hell of a performance.
Liebman and Brecker play the head again and take the tune out, both soloing freely, bringing to a close THE definitive version of Wayne Shorter's classic.
If the date ended right there, it would already be a must have, but Liebman's Quintet has more up their sleeve.
Richie Beirach's Pendulum is an ingeniously harmonized melody that approaches and dodges the tonic on a F# pedal point. Since, harmonically speaking, the tune is composed entirely of the F# chord, this gives the soloists the challenge of coming up with harmonic material implied by the theme and structuring their solos to give them a beginning, middle, and end.
Randy Brecker is more than up to the task. He generates melodies out of thin air, always respecting the material of the tune, but infinitely expanding on the harmonic possibilities. He's just mesmerizing.
Beirach's solo doesn't neglect harmony, but his solo is more about the rhythmic possibilities inherent in the material, which he exploits magnificently.
Liebman tempts fate by following these two, and while he contributes a fine solo, he definitely suffers in comparison.
Not once in the entire 18 plus minutes of Pendulum is there even one moment of tedium or lack of forward movement. It's a virtuostic performance by the entire band, but justice requires that Randy Brecker and Richie Beirach be singled out for praise.
Now for the bad news. This recording is not available on CD. The good news is that it is available on LP. This is a prime example of why you still need a turntable (see my post Why You STILL Need to Own a Turntable).
(Editor: June 26th, 2008 – Major news flash! Pendulum has been re-leased with 2 CDs worth of never released performances from the legendary Village Vanguard gig! For more details, see my post Dave Liebman's Pendulum Re-Released on Mosaic Records!)
But if you don't really feel like putting Pendulum on a turntable every time you want to hear it, there is hope. It is possible, and much cheaper and easier than you would think, to transfer LPs to CD. For more details, see my post Taking Care of Your Old LPs – Transferring to CD Part 1.


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The Aleutia E1 is a Mini PC with Puppy Linux on board designed for deployment in areas far away from power sources.
PC including a display and external components such as a USB-CD burner or a USB disk has a maximum power consumption of 23 Watts and will run on solar cells.
Inside the Aleutia E1 you will find a x86 CPU with a clock speed of 200 MHz. The device has 128MB SDRAM and a 2GB Compact Flash memory card with the operating system and data storage space. Three USB 2.0 ports are available for connecting external devices. Additionally, users can connect an LCD display with a maximum resolution of 1280x1024 pixels. The E1 has a 10/100 Ethernet card for communications with other computers or the Internet.
PC kit for the solar-powered Aleutia with solar panel and folding keyboard.
Aleutia supplies the 11.5cm x 11.5cm x 3.5cm computer in its aluminum case with version 2.14 of Puppy Linux. The basic variant for around US$ 420 includes a 2GB CF card, a USB mouse and roll-up keyboard. The semi-portable variant is available for around US$ 800 and includes the E1, a 10.4" LCD TV with a resolution of 600x800 pixels, a remote control, and power consumption of about 10 Watts, solar cells and a 12V battery. The semi-portable package is true to its name and weighs in at 13 kilos.
The Ultra Portable Version for around US$ 1050 weighs just 3 kilos. It fits in a laptop case and includes the E1 with an 8" LCD TV with a power consumption of 12W. The TV has a resolution of 640x800 pixels and includes a remote control. The kit is completed by a foldable solar panel that produces 26W of power, and a 72Wh Li-ion battery pack. Aleutia offers three years guaranteed and three years email support.
Aleutia is based in London UK and was founded in Palo Alto. Resellers have offices in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi. The E1 is available by mail order world wide; orders can be placed via the website.
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Croxley Rail Link fight 'far from over'
12:13pm Tuesday 8th February 2011 in News By Michael Pickard
The battle to win Government funding for the Croxley Rail Link is "far from over", a Hertfordshire County Councillor has warned.
The Department of Transport last week shortlisted the project in its "development pool" and will now make a final decision in December this year.
The scheme will provide a link between the London Underground Metropolitan line and Watford Junction.
Councillor Ian Brandon (Green Party, Callowland Leggatts), said: "It's welcome that the Croxley Rail Link has been approved by the Government, despite their big slashes to public transport.
"However, this scheme still requires a lot of private funding, something still not certain especially in the economic climate.
"With the Watford Junction redevelopment not being approved because of the amount of private funding needed, it begs the question whether the Government really believes in public transport."
Although the Croxley Rail Link application progressed, the Watford Junction Interchange redevelopment scheme was axed due to its reliance on private sector funding, which is not forthcoming in the current financial environment.
But Councillor Brandon has asked the Government to reconsider this decision.
"With the Abbey line moving to tram and it being able to be extended, plus the Croxley Rail link, Watford Junction is in desperate need of a revamp," he said.
"I suggest the Government stops looking short term and starts looking at long term if it really believes in promoting Watford."
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The proposal would make the end of the Met line:
Moor Park,
Ascot Road/Two Bridges,
Vicarage Road (Stadium Halt),
Watford High Street,
Watford Junction.
You just have to look at it on a map to see that that home to station distances do not justify the current scheme.
Both Ascot Road and Vicarage Road stations have significant areas of industrial estate and un-occupied land around them. Watford Met and West Watford are both bang in the middle of housing estates.
Where is the travel survey for businesses in the Croxley Business Park? How many would switch from car to train if this station was opened? How many people on the Cassiobury would use the new link? There is a distinct lack of data regarding the actual benefits of this scheme.
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Who is the most bad-ass, uber social wrestler of all time?
It's a question that's been begging to be answered for years and it just might next Spring in Texas.
For most, South by Southwest (SXSW) is a week-long concert, filled with free swag, cheap booze and more cute indie rock girls than you can shake a stick at.
But the festival actually houses much more than music.
Days before bands starting piling into Austin, TX to play gigs, SXSW is showing films -- both short and feature-length -- and hosting panels on technology.
It's the latter WWE is interested in.
"Get Ready to Rumble!" How WWE is Crushing Social TV" is one of nearly 300 potentials offerings in the "Social and Relationships" portion of SXSW Interactive 2013.
People can go in and vote for which panels they'd like to see during the event with the most popular getting a shot at the festival. WWE promises to bring out Stephanie McMahon as well as some WWE Superstars.
But if you want to see this panel, you better hurry up. Voting ends on Aug. 31.
The description -- as well as what questions will be answered -- after the jump.
With more than 92.3 million fans/followers on Facebook and Twitter as of May 1, 2012, WWE ranks among the sports world's digital leaders. Wrestlemania XXVIII alone generated 110 worldwide trends over the show's five hour period and the hashtag #Wrestlemania was mentioned more than 610,000 times on the day of the event. Learn how WWE's integrated marketing and content strategy is driving bone crushing levels of engagement by connecting Superstars directly with their fans - delivering exclusive content, stunning face-offs and real-time experiences that dominate social television.
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ACLU Publishes DOJ Memo Addressing "Public Authority" Justification to Unlawful Killing of United States Cititizens
In September 2011, the CIA conducted a drone strike killing Anwar al-Awlaki, a United States citizen who allegedly rose to become a senior member of al Qaeda's Yemen branch. Since this mission, the government has been under scrutiny concerning their legal basis for this mission because Section 1119(b) of Title 18 of the United States Code makes it unlawful for a person being a national of the United States to kill a national of the United States while such national is outside of the United States.
Today, the ACLU published the report of the Department of Justice detailing the history and application of the "public authority" justification. You can read the heavily redacted report here.


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It's no secret: ski vacations are expensive. But, if you're clever, you can budget your money in little ways, which adds up to big savings. Here's how to save money on a ski vacation:
1) Score discount lift tickets. Lift tickets can cost upwards of $80 a day at some ski resorts. Don't shell out full price at the window. Instead, check out discount lift ticket sites like Skicoupons.com or Liftopia.
2) Bring your lunch. This is a point that can't be repeated enough: pack a brown bag lunch, and you'll end up saving a ton. Ski resorts are like movie theaters in that you pay a ridiculous amount of money for food that's most likely, just okay. Even if you're lucky enough to ski at a resort with a top-notch cafeteria, chances are you'll end up sheepishly walking away from the cash register wondering how you just dropped $20 on a burger, fries and soda. Multiply that number by your spouse and your children, and it adds up quick. Bring a bagged lunch, though, and you could save upwards of $50 a day.
3) Stay hydrated without spending money. A bottle of water at a ski resort usually costs $4. You can't skimp on water - especially if you're skiing at high altitude - but it also doesn't make sense to spend that much on a bottle you'll probably gulp down in two minutes. Pack a small refillable canteen, or even better, wear a Camelbak, so you can stay hydrated while saving money.
4) Come prepared. Make sure you have all your accessories on hand - goggles, gloves, gaiter - before you make the trek to the ski resort. Resorts are clever in making all of this available to you in overpriced resort stores, should something slip your mind, but you'll be shelling out a lot more than you would normally. You can also save money by bringing your own sunscreen, chapstick and handwarmers.
5) Avoid peak season. Ski resorts rev into high gear from Christmas through President's Week in February. Inevitably, vacations during peak season are going to be more expensive. If you can book closer to the "shoulder seasons" - fall and spring - you'll save a lot of lodging, lift tickets and even food and drinks.
6) Plan ahead. Sure, booking a last-minute, spontaneous ski vacation will always be a thrill, but you'll save money if you plan ahead and make your reservations as early as possible. Booking about two to three months ahead of time gives you enough leeway to scout out the best deals.
7) Travel mid-week. Everything's cheaper when you leave out the weekend - flights, hotels, even lift tickets. A Monday-Thursday vacation would give you two solid days of skiing, and you can even looking into tacking on one weekend day (Sunday or Friday) to extend your vacation while still keeping it economical.
8) Avoid vacation weeks. Obviously, ski resorts are busiest during school vacation weeks. If you can avoid these time periods, you'll save money and save time (after all, vacation weeks draw families, who crowd up the slopes and fill out the lift lines). Check the local school schedule of the resort your traveling to to see which weeks schools are out. Pay attention to special events, too. For example, the week of the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah is not a good time for ordinary skiers looking for discounts to visit.
9) Be mindful of baggage costs. When booking flights, most people just scan for the cheapest airfare. But another thing to keep in mind is whether or not the airline allows you to check your skis and boots for free. For example, Southwest allows free checked ski bags, whereas other airlines charges fees.
10) Pack light. Don't get buried in oversized luggage fees, which can be more than $100. This applies to both ski bags and suitcases, so make sure you do your research and figure out the maximum dimensions of your luggage as well as the maximum weight.
11) Peruse Groupon and Living Social. You can use discount sites to book a budget ski vacation, scoring deals not just on hotels, but on food, too. Here's how.
12) Look beyond the hotel. Hotels, and on-site lodging especially, can be a lot more costly than condos or houseshares, especially if you plan on staying for an extended period of time. Renting directly from owners, such as through Airbnb.com, is another way to save money.
13) Look into lodging & lift ticket combination deals. If staying at a resort hotel or an on-site condo is a priority for you - after all, it is more convenient - make sure to inquire about lift ticket deals. Some hotels will offer lodging packages that include lift tickets and discounted meals.
14) Take advantage of free mountain tours. Don't pay for a guide if you don't have to. Many resorts offer guided tours by mountain ambassadors, free of charge. It's a great way to make the most of the mountain, without spending a penny.
15) Rent equipment off-site. Everything's more expensive at a ski resort: food, rentals, gear. Make sure you compare the prices of local ski shops with those of the resort's rental store, but don't forget to factor in special packages the resort might offer. For example, if you can find an all-inclusive deal that combines lessons, lift tickets and rentals, it may be more economical. Take a few minutes to do the math, and you may be pleasantly surprised with the outcome.
16) Go to happy hour. Avoid splurging at the bar and hit up the aprés-ski happy hour, where both food and drinks are usually discounted. Plus, you're bound to encounter a lively atmosphere if you stop in just after the lifts close.
17) Hit up the grocery store. Make it a priority to book accommodations that include, at least, a kitchenette. With a refrigerator and microwave, you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner covered. Even better, if you book a condo that has a kitchen, you can save even more money on food, leaving you with some extra cash to splurge on a nice dinner out at the end of your trip.
18) Take advantage of kids-ski-free deals. Many resorts offer deals in which kids ski free upon purchase of an adult lift ticket. But, before banking on the deal, be aware that the age varies - some resorts qualify a kid as anyone under 12, while others set the limit at 6.
19) If you have to, take turns in the lodge. If the resort you're at doesn't have a kids-ski-free program, save money on child care one day by taking turns in the lodge. Some parents have been known to purchase one lift ticket and have mom and dad switch off between skiing and nannying.
20) Buy the appropriate lift ticket. Most ski resorts don't necessarily advertise these deals, but if you're a senior, student, or member of the military, be sure to inquire about discounted rates. Also keep in mind the amount of time that you're going to be on the mountain - for example, if you had a late night, save money and buy a half-day ticket, or even a night skiing ticket, if it's available.
21) Look into lift ticket packages. If you're going to be skiing for a number of days at the same ski resort, don't buy a ticket at the window each day. You can save time and money by purchasing a three-day pass, for example, than buying an individual ticket each morning.
22) Consider package deals. You may be able to save money by linking together lodging and airfare through websites like Kayak and Expedia. Ski-specific travel sites, like SnowPak and Snowventures can also offer good deals.
23) Compare season pass rates with ticket rates. If you're taking a long vacation - say, if you plan to spend more than 10 days skiing - you may be surprised to find that buying a low-level season pass or season discount card will be cheaper than buying lift tickets. It varies hugely depending on what resort you're skiing, but, it's definitely something to look into.
24) Pack smart. The last thing you want to do is buy gear at the resort! Check the weather the day before you leave so you can plan accordingly and bring the appropriate gear.
25) Look for ski-free days. Some areas offer different ways to ski free. Shell, the gas station, also offers free lift tickets with the purchase of gas, at participating stations.


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Like most Atlanta suburbs, Smyrna is home to squirrels, chipmunks, a flock of Canada geese and the occasional deer, but what about a bobcat?
One reader emailed Smyrna-Vinings Patch to say that her husband thought he might have spotted one of the bob-tailed felines in the city.
"Just a couple of weeks ago my husband was returning from the post office and when he got home he said, 'You're not going to believe what I just saw - I saw a bobcat,'" she said.
This particular reader thought her husband "had lost his mind" until she saw a comment on Smyrna-Vinings Patch. Now she said she owes him an apology.
A reader with the username "HeMaw and SheMaw" said they have spotted all sorts of unusual wildlife in their yard on Love Street.
"Ancient, backyard fences are grown over with ivy, and the wooded lots back there have confounded more than a few lost animals, trapped behind a hidden fence, on a thickly wooded lot," HeMaw said. "In the 12 yrs I've lived there, we've had dogs, coyotes, a fox, a bob cat, and...(wait for it...) a (huge) big horn sheep, all wander onto our lot, and be vexed by the barriers on 3 sides."
Neither city officials nor the police department have received reports of a bobcat sighting. However, a Wikipedia article about the critters indicates that a bobcat in Smyrna might not be that unusual:
"The bobcat's range does not seem to be limited by human populations, as long as it can find a suitable habitat; only large, intensively cultivated tracts are unsuitable for the species. The animal may appear in backyards in 'urban edge' environments, where human development intersects with natural habitats."


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This lectureship fund, named for Sarah Cutts Frerichs AM'49 PhD'74, will support annual lectures on topics related to Victorian Studies — the study of English culture of the Victorian period — including, but not limited to, comparative literature, social and political history, and the histories of education, philosophy, fine arts, economics, law, and science.
"The Victorian Archive and Its Secret"
November 29, 2012
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Nancy Armstrong
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Duke University
This talk looks closely at the formal techniques by which Dickens and Darwin dismantled the cultural and natural taxonomies bequeathed to them by natural philosophy and eighteenth-century fiction. This paper spells out the formal logic of the social world that Dickens assembled from that debris in hopes of shedding new light on the dynamic relationship among the species for which Darwin so successfully argued.
Speaker Nancy Armstrong, formerly the Nancy Duke Lewis Professor of Comparative Literature, English, Modern Culture & Media, and Gender Studies at Brown, is currently the Gilbert, Louis & Edward Lehrman Professor of English at Duke. She is interested in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British and American fiction, empire and sexuality, narrative and critical theory, visual culture, and scientific discourses at work in literary forms. She is best known for her groundbreaking book on the relationship between subjectivity and the novel, Desire and Domestic Fiction.
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The Chinese People's Liberation Army has a new maritime patrol plane apparently optimized for finding and destroying submarines. But whose submarines? And how effective will it be?
The first pictures of the Y-8F-600 patroller, a derivative of the Soviet-designed An-12 cargo plane, appeared online last week. Sources indicate the PLA has taken possession of two of the patrol planes, apparently for testing. The PLA traditionally builds large numbers of new warplanes only after extensive trials and design changes.


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This north facing wall has a couple of easy to moderate star quality face and crack climbs. Good rock. Bring draws and a standard rack, add a few long slings to rig an anchor on top. At times of high water the base is nearly in the lake.
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At the south end of Watson Lake Park is a large pavilion on a hill over looking the lake. Drive up to this and park at the east end of the large parking area. Hike east on a rocky spur and look for the top of the wall, it faces in the direction of the dam and has some long cracks and a roof on the left edge. If you hit the right trail, you will end up on top of the wall. Scramble down to the base or rig an anchor and rap down.
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On the hundredth anniversary of the great earthquake of 1906, thousands of scientists, engineers and emergency management experts gathered in San Francisco for a conference. From that meeting came 10 recommended "action steps" for the region to take against future earthquakes.
These 10 action steps apply to society at all levels, individuals, businesses and governments—which means that all of us who work for businesses and participate in government activities have ways to help beyond taking care of ourselves at home. This is not a checklist; rather, it is the outline of a permanent program. Not everyone can take all 10 steps. But everyone should do as many of them as possible.
People elsewhere take part in a culture of preparedness for their regional hazard, whether they live in hurricane country or tornado country or blizzard country or fire country. It's different in earthquake country, because the big events are rare and they occur without warning. Things on this list that may seem obvious in other places have yet to be learned in earthquake country—or they were learned and forgotten, as in the San Francisco region afer 1906.
The action steps are crucial elements of a disaster-resilient civilization. The 10 steps serve three distinct purposes: making preparedness part of the regional culture, investing to reduce losses, and planning for recovery.
- 1. Know your risks. Study your buildings you live in, work in or own: On what kind of ground are they sited? How might the transportation systems serving them be threatened? What seismic risks affect their lifelines? And how can they be made safer for you?
- 2. Prepare to be self-sufficient. Not just your home, but your workplace too should be ready for three days without water, power or food. After the Hurricane Katrina disaster, some experts changed this recommendation to a week's supplies.
- 3. Care for the most vulnerable. Individuals may be able to help their families and immediate neighbors, but people with special needs will need special preparations. And ensuring a decent response for vulnerable populations and neighborhoods will take concerted, sustained action by governments.
- 4. Collaborate for a regional response. Emergency responders already do this, but the effort should extend farther: government agencies and major industries must work together to help their regions prepare for major earthquakes. This includes regional plans, training and exercises as well as continuous public education.
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- 5. Focus on dangerous buildings. Fixing buildings that are likely to collapse will save the most lives. Mitigation measures for these buildings include retrofitting, rebuilding and controlling occupancy to reduce exposure to risk. Governments and building owners, working with earthquake professionals, bear the most responsibility here.
- 6. Ensure essential facilities function. Every facility needed for emergency response must be capable of not just surviving a large quake, but remaining functional afterward. These include fire and police stations, hospitals, schools and shelters, and emergency command posts. Much of this task is a legal requirement in many states.
- 7. Invest in critical infrastructure. Energy supplies, sewage and water, roads and bridges, rail lines and airports, dams and levees, cellular communications—the list is long of functions that must be ready for survival and quick recovery. Governments need to prioritize these and invest in retrofitting or rebuilding as much as they can, keeping a long-term perspective.
- 8. Plan for regional housing. In the midst of disrupted infrastructure, uninhabitable buildings and widespread fires, displaced people will need relocation housing for both the short and the long term. Governments and major industries must plan for this in collaboration.
- 9. Protect your financial recovery. Everyone—individuals, agencies and businesses—must estimate what their repair and recovery costs are likely to be after a major earthquake, then arrange a plan to cover those costs.
- 10. Plan for regional economic recovery. Governments at all levels must collaborate with the insurance industry and major regional industries to ensure the provision of relief money for individuals and for communities. Timely funds are crucial for recovery. The better the plans, the fewer mistakes will be made.


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By Martha Neil
In an impressive demonstration of the power of online social media and journalists' devotion to their work, a conversation among three friends in a San Francisco bar earlier this month morphed into an actual 60-page magazine created over the weekend after a call for help was put out on Twitter.
Entitled 48 HR: Hustle, the magazine, which was created a little over a week ago in office space donated by Mother Jones, isn't likely to win any major awards but is a testament to the power of the printed word and new media technology, recounts the Media Decoder blog of the New York Times.
"We all want proof that it doesn't take a bunch of money and lawyers to make something great. And you now what? It doesn't," writes the collective in an editor's note.
A little legal help, however, might have gone a long way, it appears: On Tuesday, May 11, an assistant general counsel at CBS fired out a cease-and-desist letter complaining about a claimed dilution of the network's 48 Hours television show trademark. And in addition to not focusing on whether the name of their magazine might pose any such issue, the Times reports, the collective also didn't think about incorporating.
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The network's general counsel, Louis Briskman, says CBS is willing to work something out, once the magazine answers its letter, and 48 HR: Hustle has now lawyered up. Partner Julie Turner of Turner Boyd says she is working on a response and she too hopes for an amicable resolution, pointing out that her clients were acting in good faith.
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Rye Porter - Peace Tree Brewing Co.
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Reviews by JuicesFlowing:
4.01/5 rDev +16.2%
Poured into a balloon glass.
Look: Black as espresso beans with a cream colored head that recedes to a thick ring around the glass, light foamy lacing.
Aroma: Dark roasted malts, semi-sweet chocolate, coffee, malts.
Taste: There's an immediate dry rye backbone, then bitter coffee and dark chocolates come in. A bitter finish displays the hop bill.
Mouthfeel: Medium bodied, dry.
Overall: This is pretty tasty, and I like the rye component.
04-09-2014 15:48:44 | More by JuicesFlowing
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3.78/5 rDev +9.6%
Really cool stubby 12oz bottle, like the artwork as well. Pours into my glass a deep dark brown, bordering on black with a quarter inch of khaki foam on top. Aroma brings a good solid roast alongside a spicy rye kick and some chocolate hints. Maybe a bit of smoke and char in there as well. Earthy yeast melds in as well. Pretty nice.
First sip brings some good roasted malts upfront with a good deal of rye spiciness coming through. Chocolate and a touch of caramel meld with a charred smokey accent. Flows down fairly smooth with a touch of sweetness. Pretty tasty overall.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied and smooth...a bit of punchy carbonation flows through as well. A little thin in body. Overall, I like the rye kick that this one has and the Belgian yeast is an interesting twist. Glad to pick this up when I was in Des Moines and hope to try more from Peace Tree!
09-24-2010 01:30:29 | More by orbitalr0x
3.25/5 rDev -5.8%
01-24-2013 01:20:57 | More by lionnusmb
3.58/5 rDev +3.8%
Serving glass: Poured from bottle into Summit Pint glass.
Appearance: Very dark ruby with nice, foamy tan colored head.
Smell: Smoky, spicy and roasted malt.
Taste: The rye is very evident with strong smoky and spicy overtones. Otherwise, this is a fairly standard, and maybe even mild, Porter, with chocolate, light coffee and just a touch of hops. Can't really taste the Belgian yeast unless I drink the dregs straight, but maybe it adds subtle complexity.
Mouthfeel: Moderately low carbonation (too low actually), fairly smooth but a little thin.
Overall: Nice smoky Porter overall. Not one of my favorites and it has faults, but quite drinkable and I like it.
07-16-2011 02:25:34 | More by bsp77
3.25/5 rDev -5.8%
05-24-2013 03:48:59 | More by schoon
3/5 rDev -13%
08-13-2012 00:32:17 | More by MFauver35
3.45/5 rDev 0%
Funky little bottle here.
A: Pours a mediocre dark black with a one finger tan head on top. Decent retention with the head reducing to a thin layer on top within a few minutes. Lacing all around the glass.
S: A little bit of chocolate and some roasted malt. A faint spice note from the rye.
T: Some chocolate on the front end which transitions to some lightly roasted malt and a little bit of coffee. Not sure where the rye is, can't really tell that it is there at all.
M: A little thin for my liking in a porter with moderate carbonation. Just seemed a bit lacking in this area.
O: Like the stubby bottle and the label. The flavor profile was decent, but the mouthfeel was a bit thin for my liking. Not a bad brew though at all.
08-19-2011 01:56:25 | More by mdaschaf
3.25/5 rDev -5.8%
06-10-2013 22:26:21 | More by Oboogie
3.68/5 rDev +6.7%
A: Dark brown with a red tint; thin light brown head that fades quickly leaving a minimal film; the lacing is minimal and fights to cling to the glass
S: Slightly burnt rye malts with hints of coffee, vanilla bean, and chocolate; a faint musty earthiness sits on the back of the aromas
T: Rye bready quality mixed with chocolate and caramel; this is pretty bready, a little spicey, and just a touch salty
F: Way thinner than I was expecting but it does sit on the tongue relatively well
D: I was hoping for a bit more but all in all it's a solid little brew; I particularly like the bready rye quality but the lack of depth, complexity, and breadth grew tiresome
08-03-2010 23:51:43 | More by dbossman
3/5 rDev -13%
03-23-2014 01:37:49 | More by zoolou
2.7/5 rDev -21.7%
It pours a dark cola brown, very clear with a thin ring of tan head.
The smell is a strange mix of roasted barley and tinny metallic oxidization.
The flavor is very rye, dry and grainy a bit of spice and a big shot of smokey and roasted barley, not much else going on here. Needs a bit of sweetness to even it out a bit, feels very hollow in the middle.
The mouthfeel is very thin and dry for a porter, feels and taste like a complete lack of any crystal malts which is a bit strange for a beer like this.
Below average to average at best, nothing to get excited about.
02-06-2012 23:36:34 | More by bashiba
3/5 rDev -13%
03-01-2012 01:40:50 | More by PatrickKlopfenstein
3.85/5 rDev +11.6%
Into a tulip it pours black with a mahoghany brown highlight to it, dark red in the light. Foam subsides to a thin tan ring, random arcs of lacing and spotty bits cling to the edges.
Smells like AB&J, grape jelly and almond butter (if such a thing existed, wait it does). Roasty and nutty, with fruity tang of preserved fruit jelly.
Lightly roasty, mild rye spice, slightly bitter with some notes of tobacco and dry bakers chocolate. Unfortunately its a little bit thin and watery, though very tasty. A flavorful porter, lacking only in the body department.
06-30-2011 04:25:09 | More by emerge077
3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
12-29-2011 14:15:38 | More by langfot99
3.78/5 rDev +9.6%
12 oz bottle poured into a nonic.
6% ABV, "Leave sediment in bottle, Serve at 48°F"
A - The nonic pint is filled with a totally black brew upon the pour and topped by a short khaki head that leaves some nice lacing on the beer clean glass but disappears rather quickly.
S - Sharp rye spice and roasted chocolate malts make for robust, inviting aroma of slightly burnt rye bread toast and coffee with a dark chocolate creamer swirled in. Wafts of peat smoke, unlit maduro cigar, and distressed leather give the background of this beer a deeper complexity to ponder.
T - Aside from a kiss of sweetness in the aroma from the added Belgian candi sugar, there's no Belgian influence on the beer until it hits the lips, where witbier-like Belgian spice undertones of light spice and citrus give the otherwise American porter an odd twist. The rye and chocolate still maintain a foothold over the flavor but the nuanced addition of yeast spins it a little south.
M - Of all the Peace Tree beers I've had so far, the soft lack of carbonation suits this one the best as it's rich body smoothly slides across the tongue to a finish balanced by roasted malt bitterness.
O - Peace Tree's Rye Porter puts two unique spins on the standard American Porter for an interesting outcome. The Belgian yeast used to ferment this dark beer doesn't quite pan out for me with it's pronounced characteristics but, the addition of rye to the roasted chocolate malt makes for a great combination that finishes with overall quality.
03-10-2014 21:49:47 | More by BeerFMAndy
3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
06-16-2014 20:43:24 | More by jadenmiller
3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
04-14-2014 16:54:27 | More by Beestin
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3.68/5 rDev +6.7%
dark garnet brown with a huge tan head on top. Slow receding left tons of lacing down the sides of the glass and really gave it a very nice and very complete look. Aroma is huge, lots of spice at first, caramel, molasses, hints of brown sugar and earth, deep hops. Warming brings out some touches of dark fig like fruit notes but nothing like that warm rye touch that really adds to it. As I take the first sip a really wave of caramel and light peppery rye hit the tongue. Light notes of chocolate that come over it wave after wave. Really quite complex and I have to admit not at all what I was expecting. Still very well done. Warming brings out much more sweetness and balance but at the same time it maintains a big profile. Light booziness kicking in now and the sweet finish has a night light hop bite to it.
07-30-2011 01:52:28 | More by mikesgroove
3.5/5 rDev +1.4%
11-30-2013 06:42:11 | More by OregonGrown7
3.35/5 rDev -2.9%
A - Dark, black, no light comes through, typical to what I'd expect.
S - Chocolate and malt definitely come through strong initially, with very little rye present.
T - Directly opposite from the nose, a muddled, earthy taste with subtle hints of chocolate come through with a strong rye finish.
M - Very light and thin, not really what I would expect from the appearance.
O - A different take on the style. The nose is most appealing, but an easy drinker and one I will have again.
12-30-2012 01:14:45 | More by Hawkharvs
3.73/5 rDev +8.1%
A- Dark brown with a nice head that disappeared mostly. There was lacing present and a touch of carbonation without being too overbearing.
S- Roasted malt, maybe coffee or toffee, rye
T/M Smooth but strong chocolate mixed with rye. Nice balance, feeling neither too malty nor hoppy. Warms well. Feels carbonated but not bubbly. Thick, but still drinkable.
D- I had two of these in a sitting and it didnt feel like a strain. Complex enough to warrant a second beer and not so thick and rich to feel overpowering.
This is the first craft brewer in my homestate I have felt stands up with other states. Prost.
10-10-2010 03:43:48 | More by bismarksays
3.25/5 rDev -5.8%
07-05-2014 12:31:14 | More by Kubrickx
3/5 rDev -13%
07-15-2012 00:23:27 | More by MN_Beerticker
3.63/5 rDev +5.2%
The Score is an average of a bottle review and an on-tap review.
Bottle Review. Score: 3.45/5
A - Dark mahogany color with some walnut hues on the edges. Slightly larger than average, bubbly, foamy, whispy, beige head. All right retention that leaves and thin bubbly ring of lace. 3.5/5
S - Strong spicy aroma cuts through the roasted malt aroma. A fair amount of chocolate and bready/doughy aroma. Some burnt sugar also comes out. 3.5/5
T - Has a good amount of spiciness with some rye coming out pretty strong. Some dark roasted malt and chocolate come out, especially toward the end. A touch of burnt sugar brings a bit of sweetness out as well. Some Belgian yeast and earthiness also present. 3.5/5
M - Lighter body with a fair amount of carbonation. Just a little too thin and a slick feel. 3/5
D - Good mix of sweetness, roastedness, and spiciness. Goes down pretty easy, but the thinness detracts a bit from the drinking experience. 3.5/5
Notes: Fairly good beer, but the body kind of kills it as it is just too thin. A good amount of spiciness, but not quite as roasty/porter like as I was expecting. Interesting beer that definitely has promise, it just fell short in a couple of areas. Worth trying though.
On-Tap Review. Score: 4/5
A - Deep brown, almost black with slight ruby hues. Decent sized foamy, creamy, light tan head. Good retention and a nice ring of lace left. 4/5
S - Strong dark and bittersweet chocolate. Has a nice rye and spiced aroma as well. Roasted malt, slightly burnt sugar, and candi sugar also present. 4/5
T - Roasted malt and spicy rye make up a lot of the flavor. A strong baker's chocolate and dark chocolate flavor comes out mid sip. Compliments the spicy rye well. Some candi sugar and burnt sugar sweetness balances out the spice and roasted bitterness a bit. 4/5
M - Lighter side of medium body with plenty of carbonation. Smooth. 4/5
D - Easy to drink and well balanced. Rye is definitely present but it doesn't overwhelm. Could easily drink another. 4/5
Notes: I had (and reviewed) a bottle of this earlier and was a little let down. At the brewery, I decided to give this another shot on tap, and I am glad I did. This is a much better beer on tap, and was very enjoyable. Rye definitely had a showing and was well balanced with the chocolate, roasted, and sweeter flavors. I definitely prefer this on tap, was a very different beer on tap.
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A: Pours deep brown/black with a sandy head that behaves at first like Guinness, with bubbles sinking into the liquid. The beer is pretty opaque but a flashlight shows it to be true clear. The head slowly settles in a creamy top with bits of active carbonation on the inside. Maybe a little too much head, this almost stout like. 4/5
S: Aromas of roasted grain, particularly a strong Rye smell dominate. Very dry, burnt aromas as well. I don't really get any alcohol or caramel or yeast or anything but the burnt/roasted grain and perhaps a bit of hops, but they're really struggling for their place. Overall, I think for a porter, this beer is too sharp, but as a Rye beer, it's quite nice. Burnt Popcorn comes to mind, though not in that bad of a way. 4/5
T: Still the sharp rye taste persists. I'd really appreciate a little more body to go with this, but overall it's not too bad. A very interesting beer. I'm getting more coffee roast as well. The more of this beer I drink, the more rounded it gets, but I think the rye in this case steers it too far away from a porter. It's not just a medium bodied dark roasty beer any more, it's a different beast entirely. The hops I think also take away. I'm not getting really anything of the Belgian yeast they use though. 3.5/5
M: Hmm, it's about right in body density, but the sharp bight of the rye isn't doing anything for me here. 4/5
D: It's alright, better for a coffee drinker for sure, but even then it wouldn't quite be right. Perhaps something I'll buy again, perhaps not. 3.5/5
10-21-2010 13:55:41 | More by mdwalsh
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And it ends with Ragnarok, the twilight of the Gods. In between is much fighting, betrayal and romance. Just as a good Godly story should be.
Heroes have their own graveyard called Valhalla. Unfortunately we cannot show you a panorama of it at this time, nor of the lovely Valkyries who are its escort service.
Hail Odin, wandering God wielding wisdom and wand! Hail Freya, hail Tyr, hail Thor!
Odin made the many lakes and the fish in them. In his traverses across the lands he caused there to be the Mulheim Bridge in Cologne, as did he make the Mercury fountain, Mercury being of his nature.
But it is to the mighty Thor that the Hammering Man gives service.
Between the time of the Nordic old ones and that of modern Frankfort there may have been a T.Rex or two on the scene. At least some mastodons for sure came through for lunch, then fell into tar pits to become fossils for us to find.
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It's a violent crime that has struck a nerve with a lot of people and social media is where they are all going speak out, as well as coordinate efforts to remember William Alexander Apps.
The Facebook page "Justice for Alex Apps" was getting likes all day Friday at a steady pace, there are over 30-thousand likes on the page—it was started on October 9th by a close friend of Apps' who did not want to be identified.
He said he wants to break the story from local headlines to get some national exposure to force some changes on crime and punishment in Washington.
"Honestly I just wanted to get the word out about what happened to my friend there are national headlines and they are nowhere near to the extent of the audaciousness of this one -- There is absolutely no reason why Alex's story couldn't make national news."
Also getting support is a petition on a site called Change.org, there visitors can sign a petition to send a letter to the president and members of congress telling them about this crime and to ask for swift justice.
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I think I'm through the Coachella looking glass, that point when anything sounds possible, like drinking a cracker. Heck, maybe Sly Stone will be back. Wait, that will never happen. Maybe I haven't totally lost it yet.
That being said, here are rumors and general Coachella wackiness that has been showing up in my inbox:
Have wild horses dragged Mick and the boys away?
-According to L.A. Weekly's West Coast Sound blog, The Rolling Stones are out for Coachella 2013. The report cites unnamed industry sources who didn't want to be identified.
Since I inadvertently freaked people out with my question about a polo ball that the iGuide staff concluded was a stone on the Empire Polo Field and was convinced Coachella was sending us secret messages, I have no idea what to believe any more, except that my Cheerios' secret message to me is still "ooooo."
Does this change who you think will headline 2013 or do you not trust "sources"? On a kind of, sort of, related topic, tell us who you want to see headline Coachella 2013 and you could win a gift card for camping gear.
The queen's not dead, but a Smiths reunion is
-Also, apparently Morrissey has revealed through a spokesman to Huff Post UK that The Smiths turned down an offer to reunite at Coachella 2013. To this I say: Generalissimo Francisco Franco is still dead.
Speaking of The Smiths, MTV posted a fake Coachella lineup and while I couldn't get past them not using the right font, props for the Inland Empire shoutout of naming The Smiths (a nice family from San Bernardino) as their fake headliner.
Bombs over collabs
-Andre 3000 has stepped away from the mirror and that weird styling razor he and Adrian Brody love so much to explain that although he AND Big Boi both appear on the Frank Ocean song "Pink Matter," it is NOT an Outkast reunion, as Dre explained to Spin.
Does this mean like Morrissey and friends Dre is taking a page from Taylor Swift and Outkast is never, ever, ever getting back together? I only bring it up since people keep asking me about Outkast at Coachella 2013.
The ticket Twilight Zone
-All of a sudden, on Thursday afternoon, right when I came back from lunch, I head messages from a reader in Ireland asking me why I didn't post about VIP tickets going on sale. I saw a random message pop up on the Coachella Facebook page about it and another on the forum.
Reader Federico writes:
"I did not receive any warning or notification. I was leaving the office – I randomly refreshed the page – noticed the VIP tickets – bought them.
When I got home I checked the page for curiosity and everything was gone."
Anyone else see it?
Lineup waiting game
Lots of folks have been asking me about the lineup release–sadly, I have nothing to report and I'm not a member of Dionne Warwick's Psychic Friends Network (Is that still around?). Goldenvoice releases the lineup when the lineup is ready. However, I'm a big Coachella nerd and I did plot previous years' lineup releases. Maybe my charts can help you win the office pool or something. (Disclaimer: The Audio File does not condone Coachella-related gambling.)
I've covered the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and the Stagecoach Country Music Festival since 2007. All of the Coachella prediction posts here are tagged with Coachellaology.
Previous Coachella 2013 picks and ponderings from the Audio File and readers:
Jan. 17, 2013: Rodriguez, Bat for Lashes
Jan. 16, 2013: 5 artists I want to return to Coachella
Jan. 16, 2013: Local Natives, Ben Howard
Jan. 15, 2013: Muse likely out, but is Biffy Clyro in?
Jan. 15, 2013: Big Boi, Spiritualized, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Paul Simon
Jan. 14, 2013: Animal Collective, Dan Deacon, OMD
Jan. 13, 2013: The Killers and Red Hot Chili Peppers
Jan. 11, 2013: Deer Tick, Middle Brother, Deftones, Geographer, Atoms for Peace, Justin Timberlake
Jan. 10, 2013: Major Lazer, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, Haim
Jan. 10, 2013: Infected Mushroom, Dr. Dog, Frank Turner, Dropkick Murphys
Jan. 8, 2013: When will the Coachella lineup be announced?
Jan. 7, 2013: Fugazi, Oingo Boingo
Jan. 5, 2013: Sound City Players
Dec. 31, 2012: Alex Clare, Lucero, Alabama Shakes, Beach House
Dec. 28, 2012: Hot Chip, Warpaint, Father John Misty, Cloud Nothings
Dec. 26, 2012: Muse, No Doubt and Alt-J
Dec. 20, 2012: Aesop Rock
Dec. 19, 2012: Daft Punk, The Rolling Stones, Phoenix, Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Dec. 14, 2012: The Rolling Stones
Dec. 12, 2012: Airborne Toxic Event
Nov. 30, 2012: Bjork
Nov. 28, 2012: Nick Cave, Tegan and Sara, Converge
Nov. 14, 2012: Sigur Ros, Pearl Jam
Nov. 9, 2012: Paul Kalkbrenner, Kill the Noise
Nov. 9, 2012: Passion Pit, Nine Inch Nails/How to Destroy Angels, Queens of the Stone Age, Run DMC, Rocket from the Crypt
Nov. 5, 2012: The Stone Roses, Daft Punk, Eminem, Watch the Throne, Depeche Mode
Oct. 19, 2012: Mumford & Sons, Deadmau5, Local Natives, Blur
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SMU faculty send off thousands of students each year after graduation, hopeful that they have prepared them to become creative thinkers and citizens of the world. And professors appreciate being remembered by alumni. So to celebrate the Year of the Faculty in 2014, SMU is inviting alumni to share memoriesRead more
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Harlan and Katherine Raymond Crow '94 of Dallas are the newest donors who are supporting SMU's new Residential Commons complex, which was dedicated May 9. Their $5 million gift is funding the Kathy Crow Commons. They join five other donor families who are providing $5 million each to support theRead more
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Faculty gathered for a group portrait in Moody Coliseum. See the photo with individual identifications here. Founders' Day Weekend, April 10-13, highlighted the Year of the Faculty, celebrating the centennial of the recruitment of SMU's first professors. President R. Gerald Turner honored SMU faculty during a reception April 11 atRead more
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Although the final result of the National Invitation Tournament – Minnesota 65, SMU 63 – was not the one that the Mustangs wanted, SMU fans never let the disappointment diminish their enthusiasm for the men's basketball season. Brandishing the hashtag #FinishTheRightWay, the Twittersphere exploded with congratulations, attaboys, thank-yous and so-proud-of-you comments.Read more
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A gift of any size by large numbers of alumni can make a big difference to SMU's progress and reputation. That's the key message that alumni leaders want to convey as the Second Century Campaign seeks higher alumni participation. "To be direct, we need 13,000 alumni donors by May 31.Read more
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By Patricia Ward Tyrell Russell, a sophomore Hunt Leadership Scholar from Riviera Beach, Florida, planned on taking an organic chemistry course over the summer. Instead, he embarked on "the trip of a lifetime" with fellow SMU students Katie Bernet, Melanie Enriquez and Prithvi Rudrappa. In June they met up withRead more
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