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It's no secret that Capitol recording artist Novel is a Soul Rebel favorite, so imagine how THRILLED I was today when he decided to show some love back by sending me an exclusive to unveil for you guys.
The song is called "Hold On" and it's previously unreleased -- up til now! You heard it first right here! GEAH!
What do you think of the record? Please leave the brother some feedback because he's definitely a SOHH Soulful supporter :). I have more from Novel from you as well. I'm finally posting up my interview with him. Check out my Q&A with Novel below.
Rebel: I know you sing and you rap and produce too, how much production did you do on your album The Audiobiography?
Novel: I did about 90% of the album producing.
Rebel: Which came first for you?
Novel: I started off writing and rapping first and then I always could sing but I didn't want to do it too much but when I turned 15 I started producing. About ten years ago I started writing and producing for other people. It didn't really pick up until about three years ago. I was signed to Rawkus at 18 or 19. I've been on a lot of label changes. Rawkus went under and sold to MCA, MCA went under and I got transferred to Geffen records from Geffen, Jimmy Iovine got hold of the album I got transferred from Interscope, so by that time about five or six years went passed.
Rebel: What'd you learn from that?
Novel: I try to keep integrity, but I learned about politics, the industry is so much politics it can kinda break your heart. When you get into it you're a fan but it can wear you out. Over the years, you figure out there are so many politics in the game it kinda takes away from the creativity but you have to get passed it. For me as an artist it can sometimes be difficult, as a producer it's how I live. As an artist I'll budge sometimes, but not too much, as long as I stay true to my art form; as a producer you're not doing records for yourself, you're doing them for other people and you have to be able to work with them. That's how I managed to survive in music this long because I was writing for other artists, Alicia Keys, India.Arie, Leona Lewis, Kelis and that kept me surviving so I wouldn't have to stress so much about my record. It's not about making money, not for my album. I do my album because I love the music, if it doesn't sell anything I can always write for other people.
Rebel: You said you didn't like singing when you were younger, why do you think that was?
Novel: I was young and dumb and trying to be rebellious because my mother and everyone in my family sung.
Rebel: Being from a musical family (father is Mickey Stevenson, Motown's original VP of A&R) were they encouraging you to do the music thing or were you discouraged from seeing what they went through?
Novel: It makes you want to do it with my family, but they're really tough. My mom and dad separated when I was really young and when I got to know him I was a teenager. He ended up managing me, but he was tough, he wasn't the type of guy that - he pretty much built Motown, him and Berry Gordy. My dad was so hardcore, I had to send him a demo. In my family if you're gonna do it you have to go with it hard, all the way, or don't do it at all. It's wack sometimes because my mom and I moved around a lot, we were homeless and went to shelters, my grandfather is in the music industry also, he's Solomon Burke, you would think that sometimes they would help out, but we didn't have it like that. So sometimes when I see kids making albums just because their parents did it or whatever I don't totally agree with it. Unless you have the talent to do it and you put in the hard work I believe some parents make sure their kids work for it.
Rebel: How is your relationship with your father now?
Novel: We're best friends. We separated because I wanted him to be more my father and not my business partner. My dad, when I came to Atlanta I was pretty much homeless and had to start from the ground up. I think he respects it a lot more, he still helps me out with advice but other than that we are just father and son it made us a lot closer.
Stream Novel's EP I AM... Future Black President below, courtesy of imeem:
Rebel: Tell me more about the album
Novel: It's coming out June 30th. There's one track Dallas (Austin) produced, I have one from No ID but it might be a bonus record too. Toomp did a record and I worked with Robin Thicke, me, him and a producer Pro Jay, the rest is produced by me and I have a co-producer Tony Reyes that I worked with.
Rebel: What's the feel of the album, is there anything you can compare it to?
Novel: I can't compare it to anything it's a mix of an album. I listen to so many things, the album is a lovechild of a bunch of people I was influenced by - Lauryn Hill, Prince, Nas, Donnie Hathaway, Radiohead, Imogen Heap, Coldplay, a plethora of lots of different things. I love music, I love listening to a lot of different things.
Rebel:What are your goals for your career in 2009?
Novel: I want the album to do well. I want it to be a respected album. Like when Illmatic came out, it only sold like 200,000 copies but you knew the potential that this was going to be one of the best MC's in the game.
The other thing is just to be a great producer next year, I want a bunch of hits on the charts.
Rebel: Do you have problems with people trying to stick you in one genre or another?
That was my biggest problem being on other labels. The reason that Lauryn Hill is one of my favorites is that she has made it easier for artists like me for the labels to accept. When I first started they told me you have to be one or the other, you have to rap or you have to sing. It's not gonna work, especially as a male artist. And don't let it be conscious music - but Lauryn Hill did it in a very classy way. The way she did it made it acceptable for people in the industry to find it viable and that's why I have so much respect for her, she paved the way for me.
Watch Novel discuss his EP below:
Rebel: How has Prince influenced you?
Novel: He's like a musical genius. There's a lot of alternative artists, but I haven't seen a lot of hip hop artists show their musical side. As a producer if the mpc is your instrument or your guitar I haven't seen a lot of people pick it up and perform it, that's something I'm trying to add to my performances. I went to a private show where Prince went and played almost every instrument on stage and didn't sing one time. He got up played the piano, got up played the guitar, he'd chill with the audience, drink a glass of wine and get back onstage, it was insane. Imogen Heap has this thing where she'll was recording a song live in front of the audience, and Jon Brion does the same thing where he'll create a song onstage. Cats do it with beat battles, but what if someone added that to their performance. That's something I'm trying to add.
Rebel: What instruments do you play?
Novel: Anything you put in front of me. I can play a little guitar, the piano, my MPC. I did a remake of "Sister" from The Color Purple so I learned the harmonica so I can whip it out Stevie Wonder style. People want to see a real musician, I'm not the best in the world but I'm learning and trying. That's what I do when I'm home or in the studio, you have more time in your own environment to perfect it but I'd like to do it onstage too.
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I am thinking of overclocking my Palit Radeon HD3850 to get a bit more omph out of it for some games I am looking forward to (SHIFT 2, Portal 2 and Guild Wars 2 to be precise). I should be fine with GW2 as ArenaNet is notoriously good at making their games run on older hardware so the most people can play. I should meet the minimum requirements fir SHIFT2 and Portal 2 (maybe even beat them SLIIIIGGGHHHTTTLLLY) but overclocking my card would give me just a little bit more power. As I've had bad experiences with overclocking in the past with this system, I didn't want to go too hardcore, so I was thinking of just trying Catalyst's built-in software autotune feature.
My issue is, I usually use MSCONFIG to prevent Catalyst from starting on login....I don't use any advanced settings or anything, so leaving it on to me is a waste of (yes, albiet small) memory. From what I've read, because Catalyst is software, I've read that this means the card settings are reset to default on restart and then Catalyst re-adjusts them on login. Does this mean that I would have to leave Catalyst running all the time?
The other idea was, if Catalyst is resetting the GPU settings to the auto-tune settings on every restart from default....does anybody know if it actually CATALYST doing it? Or does Catalyst put a permanent registry entry in Windows that does it, meaning Catalyst would not be needed?
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In case you missed it earlier, the name of the first episode of Doctor Who Series 7.2 is titled 'The Bells of St. John' with a new nemesis: The Spoonheads. From the BBC America press release:
Following a record-breaking year, fan favorite Doctor Who returns with a modern day urban thriller, The Bells of St. John, written by lead writer and executive producer Steven Moffat (Sherlock). Set in London against the backdrop of new and old iconic landmarks – The Shard and Westminster Bridge – The Bells of St. John introduces a new nemesis, the Spoonheads, who battle the Doctor as he discovers something sinister is lurking in the Wi-Fi. The premiere will be followed by seven epic episodes written by Steven Moffat, acclaimed writer Neil Gaiman (Coraline, Beowulf), Mark Gatiss (Sherlock), Neil Cross (Luther) and Stephen Thompson (Sherlock).
The Doctor (Matt Smith) is joined by his new companion Clara (Jenna Coleman) for the latest set of incredible adventures through space and time. The duo finds new adversaries and familiar friends around every corner as they journey from the bottom of the ocean in a submarine to the center of the TARDIS and beyond. The Cybermen make a thunderous return and the Ice Warrior arrives in an unexpected place.
Steven Moffat, executive producer and lead writer, said,"It's the 50th year of Doctor Who and look what's going on! We're up in the sky and under the sea! We're running round the rings of an alien world and then a haunted house. There's new Cybermen, new Ice Warriors and a never before attempted journey to the centre of the TARDIS. And in the finale, the Doctor's greatest secret will at last be revealed! If this wasn't already our most exciting year it would be anyway!"
Also appearing this season are guest stars Dougray Scott (Desperate Housewives, Mission: Impossible II), Warwick Davis (Life's Too Short, Harry Potter), Celia Imrie (The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel), Richard E Grant (Iron Lady, Dracula), Jessica Raine (Call the Midwife) and Tamzin Outhwaite (EastEnders, Law & Order: UK). Additionally, mother and daughter Dame Diana Rigg (Game of Thrones, On Her Majesty's Secret Service) and Rachael Stirling (Tipping the Velvet) will appear on screen together for the first time. Doctor Who premieres Saturday, March 30, 8:00pm ET as part of Supernatural Saturday.
And if you haven't seen it, we just posted the first poster art for Doctor Who Series 7.2!
Richard E Grant - Doctor Simeon in The Snowmen - talks about the Christmas Special!
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Tom Ward, who has starred in BBC One's in Silent Witness as Harry Cunningham since 2002 also joins the Doctor, played by Matt Smith, and his new companion played by Jenna-Louise Coleman.
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Here's a photo of Reese Witherspoon and her son Deacon running errands! I love this photo because she is holding $20 bills, which I have never seen this close before.
I mean, barely anyone even carries cash anymore, right? I think studies show that carrying bills lower than fifties is how you get anthrax. I've only ever seen fifties and hundreds.
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HTC Buys S3 Graphics for US$300 Million
HTC Buys S3 Graphics for US$300 Million
According to a TechCrunch report, Smartphone maker HTC is buying S3 Graphics from VIA Technologies for US$300 million. VIA will get US$147 million, while WTI Investment International (an investor of VIA) will receive the other US$153 million.
Interestingly, HTC's co-founder Cher Wang is also the chairman of VIA Technologies and a major shareholder in WTI.
The deal will give HTC a number of patents and technology related to graphics. Just recently, S3 Graphics won a patent lawsuit against Apple; the court has ruled that Apple had violated two of S3 Graphics' patents related to "systems and methods for compressing images" and "image data formats".
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Julien named Eastern Conference All-Star head coach
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Proving that you can go home again, Bruins coach Claude Julien was officially named by the NHL as the head coach for the Eastern Conference All-Star team at the NHL All-Star Game scheduled for Jan. 25 at the Bell Centre in Montreal. Julien's first head coaching job was with the dreaded Habs, but he said that he harbors no ill will toward the Canadiens in going back to coach the Mid-Winter Classic.
"It's a great honor," said Julien. "Those kinds of things, honestly, it's a great honor. But it's because of the people around you. It's the players. The head coach always gets the credit, yet his assistant coaches are doing an unbelievable job. They make him look good as well.
"I think going there and 'representing' our team is the right term because of everybody around me that I got the opportunity to go to the game," added Julien. "It's more of an honor to be coaching and representing the Bruins than anything else for me."
Under the selection process for All-Star coaches, the head coach and assistant coach for the Eastern Conference All-Stars are the head coaches of the two teams with the top points percentages in the Eastern Conference through games of tonight, the halfway point of the 2008-09 regular season.
The head coach and assistant coach of the Western Conference All-Stars are the head coaches of the two teams with the best points percentages in the Western Conference. Julien has guided Boston to its best start since 1929-30 with a points percentage of .780, posting 64 points in 41 games (30-7-4); the Bruins are assured of having the Conference's top points percentage through Saturday.
Julien will make his first career NHL All-Star coaching appearance in the city where he coached the Canadiens for 159 games over three seasons from 2002-03 to 2005-06. Head coaches Bruce Boudreau of the Washington Capitals (27-12-3, .679) and Guy Carbonneau of the Canadiens (24-10-6, .675) still are in contention for the Eastern Conference assistant coaching berth, which will go to the winner of tonight's game between the clubs at Montreal.
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text: On Television January 19, 2009 Issue Altered States Toni Collette juggles identities in a new Showtime series. By Nancy Franklin Table of Contents The four faces of Tara: Collette as Tara, Alice, Buck, and T. Credit Lara Tomlin Showtime's two creepy-guy series, "Californication" (sex addict) and "Dexter" (serial killer), finished their seasons in December, making way for a trio of troubled-women shows—a new series and new seasons of two existing series—that begin this Sunday. In the première of "The L Word" 's sixth and final season, the body of Jenny, a writer whose turn toward lesbianism provided the original story line of the show, is pulled from a swimming pool, and some of her friends are under suspicion; in "Secret Diary of a Call Girl," a young woman in London leads a problematic double life as a regular gal and as a good-time gal; and in the new series, "United States of Tara," Toni Collette plays a woman with dissociative identity disorder (the term now sanctioned by the American Psychiatric Association for what used to be called multiple personality disorder). "United States of Tara" has a noteworthy parentage: it was created by Diablo Cody, who won an Academy Award for the screenplay of the hit movie "Juno" (along with a supersize Praise-and-Scorn Combo Platter from the press, for being an overnight success and for using that dumb name), and Steven Spielberg is one of its executive producers; Cody is also an executive producer, and wrote the first three episodes. "Juno" 's story of a teenager's pregnancy had an over-all affectlessness to it—you couldn't tell whether you were supposed to think that the pregnancy was no big deal or whether its being no big deal was a comment on the kind of culture that leads to kids getting pregnant. The movie's cool-loser-hipster tone gave it a tough skin. "Tara," unlike "Juno," is not a vacuum wrapped in an attitude inside a hoodie; and it benefits from having a central performer who, like Meryl Streep, has the ability both to disappear into a role and to persuade us that, whatever character she's playing, she's showing us her core. In "Tara," Collette is a Kansas housewife who creates "opulent environments" for women with too much money on their hands; the mayor's wife, Tara tells us, recently hired her to design "a seventeenth-century rococo nursery." She says this in an introduction, which she is videotaping as she sits on a bed, and one might reasonably think, Oh, Lord, please, no. No characters filming themselves talking to the camera, please. But luckily the scene is soon over. "Tara" isn't—yay!—clogged with self-consciousness; Tara films herself in order to keep track of her life, and remember where she left off, so to speak, when one of her other identities—one of her "alters"—takes over. What makes "Tara" unusual is that D.I.D. isn't treated as frightening and isolating, as a medical conundrum, or as the shortest route to laughs. Tara's alternate identities are accepted by her family and by the community, and, in a way, she's just the town eccentric. There are three distinct alters, all of them disruptive to the normal order of things, but Tara's teen-age kids, Marshall and Kate (Keir Gilchrist and Brie Larson), barely bat an eye at their doings. The first one we meet is T, a sluttish, smart-mouthed fifteen-year-old. She's Kate's favorite, and is, like her, dismissive of Tara's mothering. Kate enjoys T's wildness; she herself has a flatter, Junoesque style, a compulsive epigrammatic disorder. Walking into the house after school, she calls out, "Yo. Is anybody home? Marshall? Estonian cleaning lady? Mommy?" Tara's husband, Max (John Corbett), a member of that strange breed of TV husband that exhibits infinite patience, essentially has to juggle four wives, only one of whom he's allowed to have sex with, because even though the alters share the house and his bed, and are in his wife's body, none of them are his wife. Toward the end of the first episode, we meet—stand back—Buck, a loud, beer-drinking, profane, homophobic, trucker-cap-wearing troublemaker, who calls Marshall "Marsha" and gets into fistfights. Buck isn't a lesbian; Buck is a man—he accounts for his missing penis by claiming that it was shot off in Vietnam. Then there's Alice, who is right out of "Desperate Housewives," a bustling, repressed homemaker, in a prim flowered dress and a starched apron. She brings order to the household and is a personified rebuke to Tara. Marshall and Alice have a bond; he finds her reassuring, especially after she cuts a punitive teacher of his down to size. All three non-Taras seem to have a place in the family, but Tara herself doesn't altogether know where she belongs. She genuinely can't collect herself, though the stresses in her life that trigger the shifts to T, or Alice, or Buck, are not uncommon ones: her daughter starts having sex; Marshall is all gummed up with adolescent impulses that he doesn't understand; and her love life isn't what it used to be. There's a rationale for each alter, but I don't really know what the show as a whole is up to—whether each of Tara's alters is meant to be seen as a missing part of her, or whether the show is a tableau vivant illustrating that it is the lot of all human beings to have their needs unmet, and that even united states are imperfect unions. Or perhaps "Tara" just is what it is: a story about a woman with D.I.D., period. The three alters are broad stereotypes, but Collette makes the moments of transition surprisingly touching, and sometimes subtly comic. Her ability to transform herself extends even to her physique: when she's Tara, her head seems delicate, wedge-shaped; when she's Buck, it's a blocky oblong. Collette is impressively convincing, even though I'm not entirely sure what I'm being convinced of. "The Beast," an F.B.I. drama set in Chicago, on A&E, has received more attention than would normally be paid to an upcoming crime drama, not because of the show's particular merits but because of the health of its star, Patrick Swayze. A year ago, after filming the pilot, Swayze was found to have pancreatic cancer. Amazingly, he was able to—and wanted to—continue with the show, working long hours during the week and undergoing treatment on weekends. At fifty-six, and with a terrible illness, Swayze still has his characteristic alertness as a performer; he has that fresh, new-boyfriend smell about him, even as he plays a rather heavy, noirish role, as Charles Barker, a veteran agent who is suspected by his superiors of being involved in something shady. In order to build their case, they give him a young, green partner, Ellis Dove (Travis Fimmel), whom they pressure into watching him for missteps. The younger man is put off, at first, by Barker's gruffness, not to mention the fact that Barker thinks nothing of shooting Dove in order to protect their cover on the job. But it isn't long before Dove is converted to Barker worship, lapping up life lessons from old Grumpy McGrumperson. The show intends, I believe, to convey more weariness on Barker's part, and more ambivalence on Dove's, but all these relationships—law enforcers' with one another, with the people they are trying to bust or protect, and with the law itself—were portrayed so much more powerfully in FX's "The Shield," which keeps coming to mind as you watch Barker knock heads and throw away the rule book. The characterizations in "The Beast" show very little imagination; as for the plots, haven't we seen enough shows in which agents reveal their sterling natures by freeing Eastern European sex slaves? Barker has his secrets and his sadnesses, as we learn when we see a picture of a little girl on his computer. In case we missed the point that he's making up for something that he's lost, we see the girl again, in his mind's eye, as he looks at a sick little boy—as if the sight of a child who's been victimized to the point of near-death weren't enough in itself to fire him up. 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By Karen Hilhorst on 15 November 2012
Gyro Gearloose gets it and gets out!
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According to Roel Raatgever, Director of UtrechtInc, we must go outside instead of sitting behind our desks writing our innovative business plans. During his workshop on 'Business Modelling and the Lean Method' at the Utrecht Innovation Day on October 31st he presented the participants a new perspective on the Business Model Canvas in addition to its general use. In short, the Business Model Canvas is a strategic management and entrepreneurial tool. It allows you to describe, design, challenge, invent, and pivot your business model on the basis of nine elements.
The Business Model Canvas (source wikimedia)
Business modelling has taken a flight since Osterwalder published this model in his book 'Business Model Generation' in 2010. Business modelling works faster than writing a good old business plan. However, is it also more effective, and does your business plan actually improve? Not really, says Roel Raatgever. There is more to be taken care of. Roel presented the Lean Start-up Method, a derivative of The Lean Start-up Methodology. Other than the name of the method suggests, the Lean Start-up Method is also very useful for businesses that are no longer in a start-up phase, but want to innovate continuously.
What is the essence of the Lean Startup Method? This is very easy. Just go outside and meet your future customers! Don't go writing what you THINK your customers value is, ASK them, and test it! First make a hypothesis (what do you think or assume), then built a prototype or design. Test it amongst your (future) customers and adjust your hypothesis according to the outcome of the test. It is as easy as that: test your value proposition in a continuous lifecycle of innovation. With the outcome of the lean method you can fill in the items at the Canvas model more effective and provide the optimal service or product to your costumers.
In summary, Roel gave us some very useful take home messages that I don't want you to refrain from when being in the midst of a creative business modelling process:
- never start with writing a business plan;
- the business model Canvas is a good tool, if used properly;
- your ideas will not grow to a success in your office or lab;
- what you have in mind may not be true in the real world;
- if you want to realize your idea, you need to do it yourself;
- and get out!
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on 17 November 2012 at 10:39
Although the Business Canvas model, at first glimpse, seems to be a good business modeling tool, I would recommend to have a closer look at other methods such as the STOF method, developed by Novay and TU Delft. This method has four major steps of which a quick scan, similar to Canvas, is the first. All in all, STOF, when conducted properly, will deliver answers mainly to the question whether the business modeled idea is worth developing and executable within the recognized overlooked issues and possible faults in thinking; it saves money and frustration other than euphorically dancing the consultant's rain dance and hope for the best.
But then again, stuff that looks polished and slick often attracts birds of particular feather.
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The University of North Carolina researchers will next examine the impact of eating disorders on the babies born to the women in the study.
But the interim findings make it clear, Bulik says, that many pregnant women struggle with eating disorders.
"This has to be on the radar screens of doctors, midwives, and all health care providers who see women during pregnancy," she says.
University of North Carolina professor of psychiatry Maria LaVia, MD, who was not involved in the study, agrees.
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Talking with Penelope Spheeris
Penelope Spheeris
Penelope Spheeris
Spheeris found commercial
success with Wayne's World, The Little Rascals and other
films, and went on to make the boisterously entertaining Decline of Western
Civilization Part II: The Metal Years. Now there's Decline of Western
Civilization Part III, which documents the homeless punks in L.A. and the
punk rock music they listen to.
The Little Rascals was
just on HBO or Showtime or one of those channels. It was really great. What
was that like, working with all those kids?
When I started working on
it, Steven Spielberg said to me, because he was the executive producer, "You're
gonna have the time of your life working with these little kids." I was
like, "Yeah, right, Steven." But you know what, he was absolutely
right. Because kids are so–I don't know, I always describe them like
they've got one foot in heaven. They're just really sweet. Every day
I left that set I felt high from being with those kids. But sometimes they would
get distracted, because they don't understand making movies. Darla was
four years old. We had to hold her feet so she wouldn't walk out of the
frame. Buckwheat was only four years old.
Did you have to deal with
any weird stage mothers?
No, not really. You know
why? It was because none of the kids were stars. If I would have had a little
Macaulay Culkin, I might've had some trouble. The parents were all so happy
that their kids were involved that they were very cooperative.
How'd you get into
the Decline films?
The first time I was just
hanging around with all the punk kids here in L.A. and going to all the shows,
and I was so knocked out by the fact that this is a totally new form of music.
I felt totally compelled to make a movie about the subject. Probably the same
way you felt when you wrote your book [Sarah]–"I've got
to get this down so that other people can know about it." I went and did
this little thing for nothing, but it put me on the map.
Are you still in touch with
any of the folks from the first movie?
Lee Ving called me just
the other day–the lead singer in Fear. I see John Doe every once in a while,
from X. Keith Morris from the Circle Jerks is still a friend of mine. A couple
other people are no longer with us. The lead singer in Catholic Discipline is
dead–I guess he's dead. Claude Bessy. He was also the guy who
wrote Slash magazine.
It seems like in the Decline
3 you started out focusing on the music and then–did you know you were
gonna end up making the movie about gutter punks?
No, I didn't. I actually
thought since there was such a revival of interest in punk music–you know,
what with the Rancid and Green Day and whatever else–that I was gonna be
doing the next generation of punk kids. But then I started looking at the music
that was out on the street. I love that band the Resistance. I love Naked Aggression.
The more interesting fact to me was that there were so many kids out on the
street, homeless. And really the only thing that they had was they kinda just
attached themselves to a punk rock lifestyle, and I focused on that. A lot of
those guys are my friends, too.
Is Spoon [one of the film's
gutter punk girls, who was charged with killing her boyfriend] in jail still?
No, she got out. She was
acquitted of the crime of murder… She had a defense built on the spouse-abuse
thing. She was protecting herself, because they did fight a lot.
You saw that film Streetwise?
Yeah. Great film. So good.
I cried so much in that movie when one of those kids died.
Do you see any comparisons?
There's a comparison
just in terms of kids out on the street trying to make their way in the world,
don't have a family. The difference is that those punk kids have a certain
philosophical ethic that they kinda go by. I mean, it wasn't punk rock
kids in Streetwise. But in both situations the issue is survival.
You've had a hard time
getting distributors for Decline 3?
Yeah. I got some offers.
Nothing that I felt was fair, given its potential. It cost me about $265,000
of my own money–and you're the only person that I've told that!
But anyway, yeah, I paid for it myself. And so far it has made back only a very
small amount of that.
Did you think about putting
it on HBO or something like that?
I will at some point. But
first what I'm gonna do with it is put it out with a series, the first,
second and third Decline. Video and DVD. I don't do those movies
to make money. As a matter of fact, I didn't make any money on the first
Decline at all. On the second Decline I made only my salary, which
I think was $30 or $40 thousand. And I certainly haven't made any money
on the third one.
I never really hung with
the gutter punks. I didn't fit in with them. I mean, I've been to
punk shows and I've hung out with punks, it just wasn't my scene.
The fact that your mom was
one, that's enough of an education.
I always was jealous of
the way the punks were very much a tribe. I did the whole L.A./San Francisco/Portland/Seattle
scene. A lot of them really pride themselves that they don't trick–but
a lot of them actually do, they just don't tell each other about it.
The way I look at that kind
of life is, you gotta forgive them for so much, because no one's taught
them values, no one's taught them how to get along in the world. They just
kind of throw 'em out there and hope they float. I want my movies to try
and show other people that we have to forgive the kids, even if they're
not conducting themselves in exactly the right way. It's just about human
There was a way that you
asked the questions, a way that your tone was kind of very aggressive, when
you're asking pretty intense questions. I know that these are questions
that they've answered before–any kid who's been on the street
or been through the system. But there was this guy and he's talking about
how his mother used to beat him with a two-by-four. And you said, "So what?"
Well, you're 20 years
old. It's easy to criticize my way of doing things. But I think you should
probably just step back a little bit and ask yourself what other major Hollywood
film director is spending their own money trying to make people aware of the
homeless kids out there. Maybe I didn't do everything perfectly in the
film, but at least I tried to make people aware of the problem.
I agree and I–
I mean, is Oliver Stone
spending his money to help these kids? Or is Michael Bay, who directs those
big old action movies? Maybe they're spending their money on other things,
on other charities–which is their perfect right. I have to say… I don't
think it's fair to be criticized because I may have said a word wrong.
I guess it's because
you are a part of the story, in terms of the filmmaking.
Yeah, I'm like a character,
because my voice is so present.
When the squat burns down
and you are filming the kids' reaction to it, you had real moments of emotion–they
weren't just doing it by rote. I guess other times it almost feels like
you're taking people on a tour–these are the gutter punks, these are
their sob stories–but without asking them to feel anything.
Well, as a filmmaker I think
I've transcended that one. I mean I think I've shown over the years
with the films that I've made that I'm not a tourist in the area.
Suburbia was prophetic.
I made Suburbia in
1983. Seventeen years later, and here it is the same thing… I think there's
gonna be more and more kids out there on the street. In the streets of Rio De
Janeiro, kids run around in packs and the cops shoot them. We're not far
from that.
One thing the policeman
said when you interviewed him–he talked about how starved they are for
I think someone that is
truly a punk doesn't like that media attention. I think they have disdain
for the media.
There were a number of films
being made when I was on the street that I ran away from. But when someone kinda
proves that they're for real, it's different. You feel you might be
I got one guy, Pinwheel,
I got working for me, who runs around and does messenger stuff for me. Whenever
I see him on the street I always stop and give him money. I have such respect
for them because they don't call me and hit on me. They don't call
me and go, "Penelope I need such and such and such and such, I've
gotta borrow some money." They never do that. They know how to reach me.
They've got a lot of pride. They won't allow themselves to call me
and ask for stuff.
What has the reaction to
the film been so far?
Excellent. We won the prize
at Sundance. The Freedom of Expression Award. The L.A. Times review is
really righteous. To be honest with you, the press has been really supportive.
How do you hope the movie
affects the public?
I would hope that if they
have children they realize what a treasure they are. If they don't make
a lifetime commitment to take care of them, they shouldn't have them. That's
what I think… I think the reason it gets me, when I was growing up I was the
oldest of four kids. My father was murdered when I was seven. If I didn't
take care of the other kids I got my ass kicked. I pulled myself out of it.
I don't know how. I always say I should have been dead or in jail. I pulled
myself out of a lot of abuse. I was abused as a child, physically, and I don't
tell that to a lot of people. I think that's why when the subject comes
up it makes me cry. Still to this day.
Did you tell any of the
kids about your past?
Why not?
Well, it's only because…um,
I mean, I'm obviously doing well now… When you're doing as well
as I am–I'm crying, I can't believe this–it's hard
to get sympathy from anybody for anything… I don't tell too many people
It shouldn't matter,
but it does.
My mother was married nine
times total.
My mom got married lots
of times, didn't get no divorces.
Right. No divorces, just
a bunch of marriages. My stepfathers were just like these drunk sailor dudes,
like one time this guy picked me up and threw me against the stucco house and
dragged me against it, my whole back was bloody, and I went running to my neighbor's
house. I went back a couple hours later and I picked a lamp up from the table,
he was passed out in the chair, and hit him over the head with the lamp. Now,
I could have killed him. You know what I mean? I was 17 years old. Things like
that happened my whole life, after my father got killed.
How was he killed?
He was murdered in Alabama,
in a racial incident. He was protecting a black man, and a white guy didn't
like that. So he pulled out a gun and shot him… So I've had kind of a
shitty life, and like yourself, I'm trying to pull myself out of it.
How old were you when you
made the first Decline?
Thirty or so, something
like that.
Were you in therapy?
Oh yeah, I was 13 years
with the same shrink. It's the only thing that saved me.
Do you still talk to that
I talk to her every day
in my head. But I haven't been back in a while because I'm trying
not to be dependent on her.
Decline of Western Civilization
Part III opens July 7, at Cinema Village, 22 East 12th St. (betw. University
Pl. & Fifth Ave.), 924-3363.


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Didn't dream it, it's true: he did channel his inner Nick Zinner in Lolla Brasil. Matt's Instagram handle is matthelders3rd.
No, it's actually Matt aka The Falsetto Falcon (AMUS, 2012)
Solid point. Sometimes I forget to realize that it's been almost a year since SIAS was released given their constant touring.
Don't get me wrong, I'm extremely excited for Album V. But if they're recording/working on it this summer, there's a possibility of a mid/late-2013 release. Feels close, given that they've been touring constantly and have been releasing material upon material lately.
What do you think?
Dig deep. Remember, remember the sound of Jamie's voice… and you'll have your answer.
Hmm… I think R U Mine is meaningful, what with the lyrics— I go crazy cause here isn't where I want to be / satisfaction feels like a distant memory. That's deep, even emotional, but the depth was hidden by the 'hardness' of the music I guess so I get what they're saying—by emotional or meaningful they meant soft, slow. Not always the case, really.
But yeah, I believe they'd still have ballads. They've always had them anyway. And frankly, they better. It would be suffocating if it'll be heavy all throughout.
Not this tour, at least not so far. When The Sun Goes Down got booted off at last night's set too. They're mixing it up, which I'd like to take as a good thing.
We interrupt the You And I coverage with this bit: this album is six years old today.
Time flies. I can't recall the day I finally held this record in my hands but it soundtracked one of the best fan moments ever—our High Green pilgrimage last June; a favorite memory I have with this bugger.
Anyway, say happy birthday by stating your favorite track from this album below. It's going to be tough but pick just one. Mmkay?
Guys, let's help a new fan out. I need your help on this because I'll be biased and say FWN so I'd much rather we vote on it. Majority wins.
Edit: My justification for FWN (for those anons asking) is that it's a good meeting ground for the ruckus of WPSIA and the darkness of Humbug. Kind of like an introduction to both. But anyway, as much as you think this is a question with an obvious answer, I'm still going to ask your opinion…
Which Arctic Monkeys album would you suggest a new fan to start with?
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i work for embassy of uk in iran , i wanna ask you how can i connect my wildfire to internet through usb cable to a ADSL network
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well when i connect cable to pc , a message appear on my cellphons screen to choose one option out of three
one of them is share your mobile network , however as i choose it my phone does not share with pc server,to connect internet
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There are only three main reasons to keep reading an article that tells you which players you should target on your fantasy football waiver wire:
- Your fake football team is still in the playoffs in a head-to-head pool.
- You play in a points league.
- You're scouting potential players for next year in a dynasty or keeper league.
That's about it really. If you lost in the first week of your playoffs last week I feel for you. You just gotta keep plugging away and hope that next year is your year. Or just retire from the world of fantasy football if the losing stresses you out too much.
Now, for those of you who fall into one of three above mentioned categories it's time to look at which players may lead you deeper into your league's playoffs or help you score more points to win your points pool… Oh, and if you lost because MJD went bonkers for 4 (4!!!!!) touchdowns I feel for you…
Again, quarterback is slim pickings as most quarterbacks worthy to be on a roster, either as a starter or a back-up, have been claimed. There is one name to keep in mind though…
Jake "The Snake" Locker. However, you can only trust him if Titans starting QB Matt Hasselbeck's injured calf keeps him out of Sunday's juicy match-up against the pitiful Colts. There's no word yet about Hasselbeck's injury and we probably won't know anything until later on in the week but he's worth taking a flyer on if you can grab and stash him.
A quarterback playing against the Colts is a wonderful thing to see on your fantasy football schedule. Heck, I imagine even Matt Saracen could put up decent numbers against them. It also doesn't hurt that Locker has done a pretty decent job in relief of Hasselbeck this season. Against the Saints Locker threw for 282 yards and 1 touchdown, as well as rushing for 36 yards and another touchdown. Not bad numbers.
Matt Flynn. Pick him up if you have Rodgers. You never know what might happen, especially if the Packers lose a game, and if Mike McCarthy starts resting guys you want to have Flynn ready in the wings to step into your lineup.
Felix Jones. When DeMarco Murray emerged to fantasy superstardom after Felix Jones' injury everybody jumped off the Jones bandwagon and took a seat up front in the Murray one. However, with Murray being put on the IR this week and his season ending, Felix "The Cat" Jones is once again thrust into the fantasy spotlight. And he couldn't have picked a better time with a Week 15 match-up against the Bucs on the schedule. Recently the Bucs have let Chris Johnson run for 190 yards and gave up 4 touchdowns to MJD. Starting running backs have been averaging 118.3 yards against the Bucs in their last three games and they have also given up 6 rushing TDs during that stretch. Jones is a must start fantasy back who might be on your waivers. If he is, snatch him up and run, baby, run!
Ryan Grant. Dear readers who picked up Brandon Saine over Ryan Grant last week. I apologize! I truly do. I figured Grant was washed up and the Packers would feature Saine over Grant, just like they went with Starks last season. I was wrong. I'm a man. I'll admit to it. Now, onto Week 15… If Starks is out once again you're going to want to grab Grant, as his match-up is also nice against a just okay Chiefs rushing defense. If you have other options to start then do so but if you're looking at the bottom of the fantasy football waiver wire barrel then you could do worse than Grant. I think. At least I hope so!
Demaryius Thomas. This is a guy that I have been hesitant to add to my roster the past couple of weeks. But if I had I would have been looking at 222 yards and 2 touchdowns in the past 2 games. Much better than any of the other WR3s I've been starting. If I can get him this week I am not only going to pick him up but start him too, as the Broncos and Tim Tebow go up against the New England Patriots and whatever semblance of a secondary they have left.
James Jones or Donald Driver. With Greg Jennings done for the regular season Jones and Driver will be looked at more often by Rodgers but you never which of the two, if either one, will have a big game. Jordy Nelson and Jermichael Finley are still around and that eats up potential targets. Regardless, Driver or James could have a big game in the absence of Jennings.
Joel Dreessen. The tight end position is still a decent place to pick up some guys, as most teams by now have settled on one tight end to take them through the rest of the year. If for some reason you're still searching for someone to plug into your line-up then Dreessen could be your guy. Against the Bengals he scored a touchdown. Against the Falcons before that he scored a touchdown and against the Jaguars before that he scored a touchdown. Three games, three touchdowns. Sure he only has 5 catches for a total of 55 yards in those three games but touchdowns are what get you points.
Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks have been putting up points in the world of fantasy football lately and there's no reason to see why they can't put up double digit points against the Caleb Hanie and Marion Barber led Chicago Bears this week. In their past two games, the Seahawks have totaled 5 sacks, 6 turnovers, and have scored 2 defensive/special teams touchdowns.
Arizona Cardinals. The Cardinals take on the lowly Cleveland Browns, a team that just can't put up points on the board. The status of starting QB Colt McCoy is up in the air after his concussion suffered during Thursday night's game but if he's starting then you mos def want to pick up the Cardinals and roll with them.
The Cardinals defensive unit has only give up a total of 6 touchdowns in their past 6 games and they have the magical return talents of Patrick Peterson on hand and you never know when he might return a punt to the house!
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In Mississippi County, Arkansas, you can find 1 community college serving 1,672 students.
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As careers in science, technology, engineering, and math become more prevalent, community colleges are shifting their focus to meet demand and secure their place in a rapidly changing educational landscape.
A recent study reveals that job applicants with a credential or associate's degree from a community college have slightly better chances of getting a job interview than students who attend a for-profit college or university. Since community colleges are much more budget friendly than for-profit institutions and have much better job placement results, community colleges are a much better option for employment-minded students.
Nearly 52 percent of community college students in the United States begin their freshman year in at least one remedial class. These courses, which help students acquire knowledge and skills they should have acquired in high school, do not count toward their degree requirements. As a result, students are taking longer than ever to obtain their degree, if they obtain one at all.


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Yeah Archie's little boy's face says it all in this picture and I'm sure Cam Newton feels the same way.
Manning is coming off of a loss that could have been considered as bullying by his older brother Peyton. It was almost a nightmare of a game for Eli even though he threw for more passing yards than his brother. He's currently second in the league for passing yards behind Aaron Rodgers but leads the league with seven interceptions in only two games.
They brought back Southern Illinois Salukis alumni Brandon Jacobs last week and he rushed for a touchdown in his return. After spending last season with the San Francisco 49ers, Jacobs is probably happy about being back in New York.
Eli finished the game against his brother with 362 passing yards, one touchdowns and four interceptions with Victor Cruz leading the way with 118 receiving yards on 11 targets.
While Eli and his Giants were blown out by the Broncos, Cam Newton and the Panthers lost a heart-breaker against the Buffalo Bills and rookie E.J. Manuel.
Carolina looked as if they were going to walk away with their first win of the season in Buffalo, but slipped up and allowed rookie E.J. Manuel find wide receiver Stevie Johnson for a touchdown with two seconds left in the game.
Newton was able to connect with both Greg Olsen and Ted Ginn Jr. for touchdown passes in the second and third quarter as nobody was able to put points up on the board in the first. Gano was kept busy by nailing three field goals from 25+ in the fourth quarter.
Cam walked away from the game with 229 yards passing off of 21 of 38 passes completed with two touchdowns and one interceptions.
DeAngelo Williams picked up 85 yards rushing with 22 carries.
This game should feature a lot of vertical routes.
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You will then have two points at each end of the car to use to develop a line that is at a right angle to the centerline of the car. Snap a chalk line or stretch a string over each of the centerline marks at each end of the car, forming a line. Make the line long enough to extend past the rear of the car. If you use a string, you can hold the string in place with spare lead weights or concrete blocks. That way, you can stretch the string tight and the weights will hold it firm.
Step 2AMake a cross mark on the "centerline" somewhere behind the rear of the car.
Step 2BMeasure up the line toward the front of the car 96 inches (8 feet) and make another mark on the line. Again, you can use masking tape to mark on. I always cut 1 foot from the end of the tape so I can make an accurate measurement using the 1-foot mark and the 9-foot mark.
Step 3From the line you made in Step 2b, measure two distances, 10 feet from the front point and 6 feet from the rear point, to form an intersection on each side of the car. These two points will be used to construct a line that is exactly at a right angle to the centerline of the car.
Step 4Stretch a string or pop a chalk line over these two outer intersection points. The line that crosses the "centerline" should be directly over the rear 8-foot point on the "centerline." If it is not, recheck all of your measurements and re-establish the intersecting points that form the perpendicular line.
The triangles formed on the ground (if you haven't recognized it yet) are 3-4-5 right triangles whose sides have been doubled. In geometry, coincidentally, if a triangle has sides that measure 3 units, 4 units, and 5 units on each side, it is a right triangle. We just doubled the numbers, and we still have a right triangle. This is the easiest way to layout a perpendicular line.
Step 5 Drop a plumb line down off the rear of each of the axle caps on each side of the rear end and mark a point on the floor. Be sure to use the same position on each side of the rear hubs. The hubs themselves are machined and are best to use. Don't use the back of the axle tube, especially if it is the original cast type.
These measurements should be the same. Adjust the length of the trailing arms to square the rear end.
Lateral Rear End Location As well as making sure the rear end is perpendicular to the centerline of the car, we also want to make sure that it is positioned correctly between the rear framerails.
One of the handling adjustment methods that have been passed down through the years involves moving the rear end to one side or the other to change the handling balance. This is another unreliable and temporary fix that should not be necessary if all of the other chassis components are set up properly.
Alignment of the Right-Side Tire Contact Patches I always recommend that the rear wheels be positioned so that the two right-side tire contact patches line up. This is because in the turns most of the weight is on the right-side tires and the car will want to track inline with the right-side tires where they contact the ground. Regardless of what you believe, it is important to know how the right-rear tire tracks in relation to the right-front tire.
Measure from the "centerline" you have created to the center of the right-front and left-rear tires. Make sure the front tire/wheel assembly is positioned so that it is correct in relationship to the car's chassis as it would be at ride height, like we did with the rear end. Adjust the length of the panhard/J-bar to align the right-rear tire to your particular liking.
This whole process should take about an hour or so. That is very little effort to make sure your car will track correctly and misalignment will not interfere with your car's performance. Repeat this entire process often, especially after kissing the wall or being involved in a crash. Once you are convinced that your car is aligned, you can then concentrate on the other important aspects of your chassis setup.


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Trains, In Order
12. Crazy Train
11. Long Train Runnin'
10. Peace Train
9. C'mon N' Ride It (The Train)
8. Chattanooga Choo-Choo
7. Marrakesh Express
6. The Midnight Special
5. Party Train
4. Downtown Train
3. Love's Train
2. Love Train
1. Midnight Train to Georgia
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Stop That Train by Vanilla Ice or GTFO
@Blackcapricorn Er, no. Beastie Boys or GTFO.
I used to know where I was going before I got on board…
"Nightrain" by G N' R
I have a lot of trouble accepting the legitimacy of such a list compiled by anyone other than Bry.
Last Train to Clarksville?
Last Train by Allen Toussaint: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HN_NBDz48m0
Train to Nowhere by Savoy Brown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6UfMyBsaV8
Downbound Train by Chuck Berry: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcB9NGwkHrM
Rock Island Line by Johnny Cash: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX1BPItDcDo
Engine Number Nine. Wilson Pickett.
Mystery Train. Junior Parker, Elvis, Paul Butterfield etc
Was there not a "Night Train" by one James Brown?
Wait, we're doing LWC again?
1. 1. 1. Damn it.
Train In Vain by the Clash. Blue Train by John Coltrane. Last of the Steam Powered Trains by the Kinks.
"Gone Dead Train,"* Crazy Horse/Randy Newman.
* Different sort of train, admittedly.
5:15 – The Who
Two Trains by Little Feat
Thank you for omitting "Morning Train."
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