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Sleeperstar - Lost Machines (2014)
J.R Ewing, NHL icon Mike Modano, guitar legend Stevie Ray Vaughan and Sleeperstar have all one thing in common. Dallas! Except the guys of Sleeperstar ain´t no way near the same fame as the other ones but they should be.
Their impressive debut album "Just another ghost" came out 2010 which was followed by the "Blue eyes" EP last year, now the band has released their 2nd full length album "Lost machines" and it sounds like a greatest hits collection. Absolutely wonderful.
They are influenced by Angels and Airwaves on the brilliant opening track and new single "Apocalypse", the first single "Lost without you" is of course included here as well. A strong pop/rock song with a singalong chorus.
The rest of the album can be described OneRepublic meets Ryan Star with a touch of Third Eye Blind. Just listen to amazing tracks like "Details" or "Restart", I´m in heaven.
And what a luxurious production.
4 out of 5
BlackTop Mojo - I am (2014)
Texas rockers Black Top Mojo deliver a heavy rock album filled with lots of goodies for those who dig a blend of grunge, southern rock and hard rock riffs.
My thoughts go to bands like Black Stone Cherry, Red Line Chemistry and Three Minute Madness.
"I am" is a competent debut album where the melodic "Why" sounds like it should be sent out to active rock radio, some of the heavier tracks even sounds a bit like Kiss grunge album "Carnival of souls". Not my favorite album by Kiss but it works with Black Top Mojo.
A good album to play airguitar to.
3 out of 5
6:33 - Deadly scenes (2015)
What do you get if you get a bunch of Parisians who have listened just a little too much to Devin Townsend and Mike Patton and watched too many Tim Burton movies?
Well, you get 5 masked gentlemen who look like Slipknot but sounds like MoeTar meets Animal Alpha with a touch of T-Ride.
Their 3rd album "Deadly scenes" is totally out of this world, so original but very complex and not to forget - Fonzie cool!
This is the kind of album you have on top of your wishlist but no band has what it takes to pull it off until now, I wonder if I´ve heard the best album of 2015 already now?
If you´re into artsy progressive alternative fusion theatrical rock, prepare yourselves for a ride you´ll never forget. This is proof why music is better than sex.
5 out of 5
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Album preview of The Cinema´s new album Talking in your sleep
Leighton Antelman of Lydia and producer Matt Malpass's new project The Cinema, will release their new album "Talking in your sleep" on Dec 15th, here´s an album preview:
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No turning back for Brandon Heath
Christian pop artist Brandon Heath´s new album "No turning back" will be out on Feb 10th, listen to the title track here:
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Guster release new album Evermotion in January
American alternative rock band Guster will release their 7th album "Evermotion" on Jan 13th, listen to the first single "Simple machine" here:
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Jonas and The Massive Attraction release 10th anniversary album
Jonas & The Massive Attraction's special 10th Anniversary album X features 10 tracks, including 7 BRAND NEW songs and 3 reworked fan favs from the band's back catalogue. The new album sees the band return to their rock & roll roots while still maintaining their modern radio friendly edge. X was recorded in Montreal and coproduced by Jonas alongside Julien Jorgensen & Matty McCloskey (Rev Theory). New song Lifeline was written in L.A. by Jonas and Raine Maida (Our Lady Peace). Key tracks include Lifeline, In The Air Tonight, Burn The House Down and Daddy.
X will be released on Nov 25th.
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Talking is hard according to Walk The Moon
Ohio based indie rock band Walk The Moon will release their new album "Talking is hard" on Nov 28th, listen to the new song "Different colors" here:
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
Top 20 Epic Rock Songs - No.4
Top 20 Epic Rock Songs - No.4
City Boy - The day the Earth caught fire (1979) Album : The day the Earth caught fire
Lol Mason - Vocals, Steve Broughton - Vocals, Mike Slamer - Guitars, Chris Dunn - Bass, Max Thomas - Keyboards and Roy Ward - Vocals/Drums created one of the greatest albums on this planet together with producer Mutt Lange.
The title track off their 5th album is like a Beethoven symphony in rock form with an epic lyric, this one has everything a great song needs. Like A to Z in how to write a great rock song.
Listen up!
Now we´re down to the Top 3 of my list of epic rock songs and no, you won´t see songs like "Won´t get fooled again" by The Who, "I don´t like Mondays" by The Boomtown Rats, "Xanadu" by Rush, "Under the rose" by Kiss, "Eyes of the world" by Rainbow or anything by The Beatles.
Ohyes, I had some of these in mind but there are others..........
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Megaherz box set out tomorrow
Here´s another box set to check out if you like a collected anthology with your favorite bands, Megaherz Geschichte Schreiben complete anthology 1997-2012 will be out tomorrow, including:
1.) Wer Bist Du?! (1997) 2.) Kopfschuss (1998) 3.) Himmelfahrt (2000) 4.) Herzwerk II (2002) 5.) Heuchler (2008) 6.) Loblieder (2 CD-Remix Album 2010) 7.) Götterdämmerung (2012) 8.) Jagdzeit (Single 2011)
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The Gloria Story takin´ up arms
The Swedish old school rock band The Gloria Story has released a new single, "Takin´ up arms" is out now with the b-side "Depending on you".
Watch the video here:
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Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Lifehouse release new single Flight
The hiatus is over for Lifehouse, their new single "Flight" is available now.
A new studio album will be out early 2015.
Good news.
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And today I am grateful for:
1. Dental insurance which will cover a part of the implant I am getting.
2. Granddaughters who never cease to bring a smile to my face.
3. Blue skies and sunshine (NO snow today!!!)
Life is good!
Today I am grateful for
A car that gets me through this snow.
A son who shoveled my driveway.
Hot soup!
What are you grateful for today?
I am grateful for today...
1. That the snowfall here has been manageable for me! (Shoveling is a good form of exercise!)
2. That I have a warm house during these cold days and nights.
3. Hugs from those who are there during this time of sadness.
Life is good!
I swear, usually I am a pretty upbeat, positive person but life has been throwing me a few challenges lately.
My computer is in the shop - it was supposed to be there a week - it is still there - week 2 plus a couple days. Ugh!
Yesterday morning I was running a bit late. I let the dog out one last time before I left. When I went to let him in, I didn't quite have him in the house with the door closed before I detached his tie out line. He quickly pushed past me and bolted out the door.
Ollie loves to chase squirrels and birds. He is a hunter by nature. He quickly jumped over my 4 foot fence into the neighbors yard chasing the birds at the bird feeder. I ran in the house and put on my boots and started scouring the neighborhood for him. I called and called. No Ollie. I got in the car and started driving around and spotted him running towards my neighbor's house from the opposite direction. I opened the car door and tried to entice him in but he took off running full speed.
I live near two very busy roads and was afraid he would run in the direction of one of them. I parked the car and followed him on foot. I also called my son-in-law who was able to come over and join me in the Ollie chase. He ran a couple blocks over and started following the creek. He followed it to a very busy street and then decided to go in the creek - which was a little deeper than I think he thought! He quickly turned and squeezed out between the fence blocking the creek from the sidewalk. From there he hopped the guardrail running full speed and into the road - right into the path of an oncoming truck. I heard the bang of the truck hitting Ollie. The truck was traveling about 45 miles per hour. Ollie was laying in the road with other traffic coming. I quickly started to make my way out to the road to get him as he got up and dragged himself to the sidewalk on the opposite side of the street. The driver of the truck never stopped.
Alex ran to get his Suburban while I comforted Ollie. He was wet and shivering, covered with snow, breathing quite hard. We scooped him up and put him in the back of the truck and made our way to the emergency vets.
They assessed him quickly, indicating they would give him oxygen and fluids. The vet returned indicating he had no feeling in his paws and was concerned about nerve damage. He was in shock. She went back to start taking xrays and returned to tell me that Ollie took a turn for the worse and was going to need to be euthanized. I told her I wanted to be with him. She said ok - but when we returned to the room where Ollie was, he had already passed away.
I was so sad. Ollie was only in our lives a few weeks. He had a rough go of it and came to us from the shelter 15 pounds underweight, infested with fleas and a bad ear infection. He had a strong prey drive. My biggest fear was him getting out of my yard. It is fenced with a 4 foot fence, but he could clear that fence like nothing! So we tied him out in the fenced yard and made sure the porch door was closed before taking him off the tie. This time I was lax. Just one second too soon! I feel awful. I feel guilty that he got away. I had the invisible fence people lined up to install an invisible fence inside my fence line - but I think he probably would have jumped right through that too.
I couldn't help but marvel watching Ollie run free through the woods. He ran like the wind. He was having the time of his life. This is the only thing I can find comfort in right now. I feel like an awful dog owner - neglectful - yet I think I did everything I could to keep him contained and it was just an accident.
Just that morning I was petting him and telling him how soft he was, how good mannered he was, that he was special he was and that we all loved him very much. But our love for Ollie was no match for his instinct to run.
I didn't think it would end this soon. I didn't think it would end this way. I thought we would grow older together. I thought we would share many long walks in the woods and become great companions.
My house and heart are so empty. I am trying to focus on the gratitude - but it is difficult. I hope that Ollie is somewhere running freely, chasing birds and squirrels all day long! I miss his soft face, his Ollie kisses, playing tug with his squirrel toy, and his wagging tail greeting me at the door - but am grateful that I was blessed to have this experience if only for a few short weeks.
To top it off, it has been snowing an inch an hour here - we have 12 inches on the ground and more falling. Did a lot of shoveling this morning to get out of the driveway to work. Heavy snow! There will be more to do when I return home tonight.
Hoping shoveling snow is therapeutic! It sure beats sitting in an empty house!
So it has been a rough few days. Life is throwing some punches. However, I am still here! Hopefully my computer will return in a couple days and I will be back in touch regularly.
OK exhale Barb, Breath in, slowly, deeply, exhale. You got this girl! You are not alone.
I remember as a small girl, walking downtown and standing on the curb with my dad. There was a parade coming! I had visions of balloons, marching bands, baton twirlers, floats and people throwing out candy - like the Santa Clause Parade. Usually the parades in my town were held on a Saturday morning - however this parade was at night. It was windy, cold and dark.
My dad and I stood on the curb, looking up the street in anticipation. Look! There were the police cars with their lights brightly flashing marking the beginning of the parade! Ahhh, the childlike anticipation was building....
There was a car filled with people wearing uniforms, waving at the crowd. Some of the men were saluting.
Following the car was the Army Band... there were no baton twirlers. They played on.
Then there were platoons of men and women wearing uniforms marching, some of those people seemed real old to me. There were lots of them. There was a float with some people on it with this small little cannon that fired and made a huge bang. There were many American Flags.
The weather started turning colder and rain began to fall. Many people started leaving. I tugged at my dad's sleeve and asked if we could leave. It was cold and I was getting wet. My dad said no, we would be staying until the end. The parade seemed to go on forever. It seemed boring compared to the Santa Clause parade. I didn't understand why may dad wanted to stay.
After the parade we walked up to Veterans Park. They laid some wreaths against the columns with people's names carved into them. There was one put into the water of the reflecting pool. Someone gave a short speech and we left to go to our car.
I told my dad I didn't like that parade. It was boring and they didn't have fun things like baton twirlers and candy. It was cold and rainy and I was uncomfortable.
My dad then began to explain to me the purpose of the parade. He told me that many of those men and women had fought in wars in other countries so that our country could remain free. He told me how they fought in the cold and snow, the humid heat and rain, how their feet froze in their boots or their socks were falling apart from being so wet and hot all the time. He said they were our heroes, that we salute them out of respect, that they put their lives on the line for us, for our beliefs and our freedom. He said a little discomfort on our part was nothing compared to what many of them had been through.
My dad fought in WWII. He didn't speak of the war. He had this medal called the Purple Heart. He kept it in its case, tucked in the corner of his top dresser drawer. It was puffy and purple and in the shape of a heart. It looked really cool. In the same case he kept some metal things that looked like screws that were a few inches long. He had other cases with medals and bars of various stripes. I never knew what they were for. I imagined they were for courage - like the lion in the Wizard of Oz, because in my eyes my dad was a hero and a very brave man. I loved sneaking in there and looking at the medals.
It wasn't until I was older that I understood that my dad won a Purple Heart when he was shot in battle in France. It wasn't until I was older that I could even begin to imagine the terror of lying on a battle field in December, wounded, unable to walk, wondering if you would ever see your home or loved ones again. The battle raged on for hours before someone was able to get to my dad. They patched him up as best they could and shipped him off to an army hospital. From there he caught a ride on the QEW across the Atlantic! He went to Gardiner Army Hospital in Chicago. They implanted screws in his shattered bones to aid healing. My mom made the trip to Chicago via train to visit him when she was able. I'm sure it was a lonely, frightening time for a young man. Eventually he was sent back to Michigan and returned to his daily life. There were no parades or fanfares.
He never talked of the war. He never talked of the battle he was shot in. He never talked of his army buddies. He never answered my questions when I asked him if he ever shot someone, or if any of his buddies were killed. He never marched in a parade. He never talked about any of it, but I'm sure he carried it in his heart everywhere he went.
Every year my dad and I would go stand on the curb, sun, rain, snow or cold, and watch the veterans as they passed. Every year we each shed a silent tear and felt extremely blessed.
This American would like to take a brief moment and say THANK YOU!
My dad has been gone for 30 years now. I haven't stood on that curb downtown to watch the parade in years. Perhaps this year is a good time to bring my granddaughters, and pass on to them some of what my dad shared with me.


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KINGMAN - Rob Dix has a painful personal reason for hoping the Anti-Bully Action Benefit Concert and Bike Run is a success this weekend.
Dix's son, Seamus Dix, 16, a sophomore at Kingman High School, hung himself Jan. 25 after he was repeatedly bullied.
After the suicide, Dix, a partner at Ink'M Up Tattoo in Kingman, created Anti-Bully Action, a nonprofit group providing an outlet for children and adults dealing with bullies. Dix's organization is seeking a federal law against bullying.
"I want to spread the word about bullying," said Dix. "If kids can't talk to their parents, they need to talk to someone. And parents need to keep their bases covered so that if something like what happened to me and Seamus takes place, they have recourse.
"Parents have to be vigilant and keep their eyes open. You think it will never happen to your kid, but it can catch you by surprise."
Baxter Records and Bikers Against Bullies USA are teaming up to offer a benefit concert and bike run Sunday to support Anti-Bully Action. The event will start at 1 p.m. with a motorcycle ride from Ink'M Up Tattoo, 4305 Stockton Hill Road, and end at Castle Rock Event Center, 3743 U.S. Hwy. 93 in Golden Valley.
A bike shine and show will take place at 4 p.m., and NASCAR artist Mark Brodie's custom motorcycle will be on display.
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Local musicians Levi Dudley and Mikel Weisser will perform, as well as Las Vegas band "Some Kinda Story" and national recording artist J.T. McClelland.
Several vendors will be available during the event, including the Kingman Masonic Lodge with its child identification program and the Mohave County Sheriff's Department DARE program.
"Our goal is to let people know there are ways to get help if they are being bullied," said Charles Black, who is starting a Bikers Against Bullies USA chapter in Kingman. "People don't want to talk about bullying. They want to ignore it. But it's a problem that continues to grow."
Fred Van de Perre, founder of Bikers Against Bullies USA, which is headquartered in Missoula, Mont., said the group has taken its anti-bullying awareness campaign into schools for about five years, giving out 20,000 stickers and posters. The group has chapters in Arizona, Texas, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and New Zealand.
"In Kingman, they really get what we're doing," said Black. "The city suffered an unfortunate event with the suicide this year, and we've found that's not an isolated event. Bullying takes place all over.
"If one kid kills himself, that's one kid too many. It's all about standing up as a group and fighting these bullies."
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Gioia Bruno, of the megastar female trio, Expose' gets Queued Up on 11/24
In a man's world, female harmonic groups have long dominated the sphere of music. The 60's era brought such greats as Diana Ross and the Supremes, and Martha and the Vandella's. While the 70's introduced Sister Sledge, and The Pointer Sisters. Fast forward decades later, mega pop hits would be yielded by powerhouse female groups such as En Vogue, SWV, TLC, The Spice Girls and Destiny's Child.
Rewind the clock back to 1987, just when the phenomena of female groups seemed to be fading in the distance, taking center stage, in an introduction to the world are Ann Curless, Gioia Bruno and Jeanette Jurado, all comprising the # 5 Top Female Group of all time, Expose'. Their takeover would be colossal. Churning out hit after hit after hit, with favorites such as their debut single; "Come Go With Me" followed by "Point of No Return", "Let Me Be the One" and the enormous crossover ballad "Seasons Change", Expose' had soon earned their spot in the world of pop music while displaying a universal appeal which would spill over into the dance and r&b scenes.
Gioia Bruno, communal lead singer ("Let Me Be the One", "What You Don't Know") hits the Queue Up to share growth since Expose's debut, life's offering, and upcoming group and sole ventures.
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Orcutt Youth softball sign ups begin Jan. 12 for the spring 2013 season. All players are required to offer current proof of address; new players must present a copy of their birth certificates. For ages 4 to 12, proof of school is required. Girls ages 13 to 18 will be assigned to Division III teams by way of draft. Tryouts for Division III teams will be held Jan. 20 from 2 to 4 p.m. and Jan. 26 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Lakeview sports complex. For more information, contact Laurie Millan at 448-4628.
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JACUZZI BOYS, THE COATHANGERS, THE SUNGLASSES Backed by thin scratchy guitar, pop-gun drums and tinny keyboard bursts, local quartet the Coathangers channel punky, atavistic bristle. Their shouted, team vocals flatten an oddball array of subjects with volume, exuberance, expletives and naïve charm. $8. 8:30 p.m. The Earl. 404-522-3950. www.badearl.com. — Chris Parker
ATLANTA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Johann Sebastian Bach's sweet and pleasantly airy "Orchestral Suite No. 4" opens, in strong contrast to Anton Bruckner's broadly serious but often lyrical "Symphony No. 7" which concludes. Donald Runnicles conducts. Repeats SAT/8. $20-$75. 8 p.m. Symphony Hall. 404-733-5000. www.atlantasymphony.org. — Mark Gresham
SONS OF BILL, AMERICAN AQUARIUM Covering similar ground as Lucero with commensurately gruff vocals, American Aquairum's moved through traditional-minded Americana and Southern/country rock before settling into Springsteen-inflected country-soul for its latest, Dances for the Lonely, showcasing the group's finest chops and writing to date. $7. 10 p.m. Peachtree Tavern. 404-842-1700. www.peachtreetavern.com. — CP
HOLLYWEERD Atlanta hip-hop's infamous weirdos will be previewing their upcoming mixtape, Edible Phat 2.0, to be hosted and mixed by DJ Don Cannon. Call for price. 10 p.m. Lenny's. 404-577-7721. www.lennysbar.com. — Branden Roane
THE LEGENDARY SHACK SHAKERS You might not be able to understand a word he's singing between onstage athletics and other shenanigans, but the Shack Shakers' unhinged frontman and blues harpist, J.D. Wilkes, is impossible to take your eyes off of as he leads the band through its psychobilly paces. Intense, loud and wildly entertaining. $12. 9 p.m. The Earl. 404-522-3950. www.badearl.com. — HH
ROBIN & LINDA WILLIAMS One of the purest folk duos in the business play a rare afternoon matinee show. They are the real deal, and the combination of great songs, sweet harmonies, and fine picking create the total package. NOTE EARLY TIME! $20-$100. 2 p.m. Eddie's Attic. 404-377-4976. www.eddiesattic.com. — James Kelly
ZZ TOP The little ol' band from Texas does larger-than-life concerts, loaded with deep blues and hard rocking good time tunes. Never straying too far from their signature sound, Top is as entertaining as you want them to be. $35-$65. 8 p.m. Chastain Park Amphitheater. 404-249-6400. www.ticketmaster.com. — JK
THE WILD, THE BACK POCKETS, SMALL TALK, GIANT LION Earnest and riled-up folk-punk shouters the Wild celebrate the release of their debut full-length, Set Ourselves Free (Asian Man Records). Ragtag performance art crew the Back Pockets also celebrate the release of a new EP. Fugazi-esque two-piece Small Talk and Giant Lion also perform. $5 (pay $10 and get a copy of the Wild's CD). 9 p.m. Wonder Root. 404-254-5955. www.wonderroot.org. – Chad Radford
BALKANS, FUTURE ISLANDS, LOWER DENS, #PHONEPUNK# Atlanta indie rock brats the Balkans celebrate the release of their "Bill Spills," "Leopard Print" b/w "Georganne" single via Double Phantom Records. Baltimore's Wham City synth pop affiliates Future Islands, Lower Dens, featuring avant-folk songstress Jana Hunter, and Atlanta's own #phonepunk# opens the show. $7. 9 p.m. 529. 404-228-6769. www.529atl.com. — CR
MUSICAATLANTA CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Flutist James Zellers is featured in Bach's "Orchestral Suite No. 2." Violinist Kenn Wagner and pianist Daniel Schene solo in Mendelssohn's "Concerto for Violin, Piano and Orchestra." Soprano Noa Bizansky performs art songs. $20 suggested donation. 2:30 p.m. Srochi Hall, Ahavath Achim Synagogue. 404-355-5222. www.aasynagogue.org. — MG
MINUS THE BEAR, EVEREST, YOUNG THE GIANT MTB's shifty arrangements are shaped by prog and math rock, infused with soothing Northwestern pop melodicism reminiscent of Death Cab and Modest Mouse. The group's latest, Omni, signals a new direction into soul and dancier, synth-driven tones. $20-$22.50. 8 p.m. Variety Playhouse. 404-524-7354. www.variety-playhouse.com. — CP
RYAN BINGHAM Struggling alt-country singer/songwriter Bingham hit the mainstream fast when he was featured in both the flick and soundtrack to Crazy Heart. As usual, his "overnight" success was anything but, and with two impressive albums and plenty of road miles under his belt, Bingham's whiskey scarred voice and stripped down alt-country seem far too idiosyncratic for prime time. Sold out. 9 p.m. Smith's Olde Bar. 404-875-1522. www.smithsoldebar.com. — HH
CORINNE BAILEY RAE, DANIEL MERRIWEATHER Finding oneself is hard after the tragic loss of a husband, but Rae returns to the stage and the love of her fans. Her beautiful voice and soft easy material is made for lovers, so there is a real poignancy in this event. Sold out. 8 p.m. Center Stage Theater. 404-885-1365. www.centerstage-atlanta.com. — JK
GROWING, LYONNAIS, BRAINWORLDS On tour in support of a brand-new Vice Records album, Pumps, Growing brings the noise in form of a busy but comforting, avant-garde post-industrial dub-type thing. Think Black Dice on Zoloft and you've got the vibe. Local acts Lyonnais and Brainworlds explore the shadowy regions where pop drone and experimental soundscapes converge. $10. 8:30 p.m. The Earl. 404-522-3950. www.badearl.com. — CR
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OTTAWA - A "mild-mannered schoolteacher" who played drums in Prime Minister Stephen Harper's occasional rock band Herringbone has been charged with five counts each of sexual assault, sexual interference and sexual exploitation of a minor.
Ottawa police said they started an investigation in November after a complaint of sexual assault against a minor by a teacher "during the exercise of his functions as a teacher for Grade 7 and 8."
They say there are concerns there may be other victims.
Phillip Nolan, an elementary school music teacher, has been charged in connection with incidents dating back to 1998 and 2000, the police said.
During the investigation, Nolan was removed from the classroom at Avalon Public School in the city's east end and placed on administrative duties, the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board said in a statement. He has now been suspended.
"This is an extremely difficult situation and as a parent myself, I share the concerns that our community is feeling," said Jennifer Adams, the board's director of education.
"The district has resources available to support parents and students at the school level and on our district website."
The board declined further comment.
Harper's office appeared genuinely stunned by the development.
"We are obviously shocked and disturbed by these serious charges," communications director Jason MacDonald said in a statement.
"No allegations of this nature have ever been brought to our attention. Anyone found guilty of these charges should face the full force of the law. Given that this individual is now facing charges, it would be inappropriate to comment any further at this time."
Conservative MPs reacted to news of the arrest with disbelief Thursday as they emerged from the House of Commons.
"I am shocked, but it's up to the police to deal with this matter," said Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver, who said he never met Nolan.
"I think he should be treated with the full force of the law like anybody else, if found guilty," said Alberta's Leon Benoit. "Let him have his due process and let him face the law."
But Liberal MP John McCallum said the arrest has nothing to do with the prime minister, and the police investigation should not have any bearing on Harper.
"I think it's independent of the prime minister," McCallum said outside the Commons.
"I think people we come in contact with sometimes get into trouble and it's not necessarily anything to do with us. So I would treat it like another case that is before the courts."
Harper has known Nolan and the other band members for years; they have played at the prime minister's residence at 24 Sussex Drive. They also played together at the National Arts Centre in 2009, when Harper made his unexpected musical debut.
More recently, Harper and Herringbone played at a Jewish National Fund dinner in Toronto on Dec. 1 of last year, apparently after the police began their investigation.
During that performance, the prime minister described Nolan as a "mild-mannered schoolteacher" and spoke, tongue firmly in cheek, of meeting the band.
"I was a young MP on a ride-along with the city of Ottawa police and they were wondering about these teachers and IT professionals who were respectable, middle-class guys by day, and playing in these seedy bars by night," Harper said, tongue-in-cheek.
"But it turns out the police had nothing on Herringbone, so I joined."
The band's website says Nolan has been involved in the music industry since getting a bachelor of music degree from Queens University in 1994. He has worked in musical theatre, both as a musician and as an actor, dancer and singer. He has also directed award-winning school bands.
Nolan "is also the 2005 recipient of the Arts Educator of the Year award given by the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board arts advisory," the website says. "He won that award previously in 1996 with the Ontario Board of Education."
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I learned a lot at SAP's TechEd 2012 this week. Here are some of my impressions and notes. SAP, if I have any of this wrong please correct me!
- SAP hired a new M2M leader that reports into Sanjay Poonen.
- SAP's Vishal Sikka and Sanjay Poonen both spoke about the "Internet of Things", also known as M2M (machine to machine) communications. This is a huge emerging technology trend.
- Vishal Sikka hinted at the potential of using Hana on Ariba. Very interesting!
- Learned SAP's SuccessFactor has a mobile application
- SAP Mobility Platform will be the brand for all mobile technologies. The mobile middleware you ultimately choose under the SMP brand could be NetWeaver Gateway, Syclo's Agentry or SUP. It will all be there and serve different purposes in the near term. Long term there will be more convergence.
- 50% of Syclo's customers were IBM Maximo customers (random I know)
- Phase one of the Syclo and SMP (SAP Mobility Platform) convergence will happen Q1 and a roadmap has been defined for the rest
- SAP is now fully embracing partner solutions for developing mobile apps (think ClickSoftware, Sencha, Appcelerator, Cordova, etc.)
- SAP Box, a DropBox like solution, is being developed by SAP and secured with Afaria, is coming soon.
- SuccessFactor's social networking platform JAM, will be the social and collaboration platform of choice from SAP - bye, bye StreamWorks.
- SAP now has 18,000 iPads, 16,000 iPhones, 2,000 Androids and 4,000 BYOD supported mobile devices. These are all secured and managed through Afaria. Oliver Bussman and his team truly speaks from experience on issues related to mobility.
- SAP's BYOD policy is bettered called BYODALAIIOOTT - Bring your own device as long as it is one of these ten...
- Sanjay Poonen referenced that Afaria could scale up to support half a billion devices...
- SAP's internal support of Android is still limited to Samsung devices. SAP and Samsung have a special technology partnership that enables SAP to better secure Samsung Android devices
- SAP is talking a lot about Afaria and SAP Mobility Platform in the cloud
- Sanjay Poonen mentioned a home design app, that allows users to design their own home by choosing colors and other decorations. The app data is aggregated and analyzed to predict the popularity of various items and colors by the retail stores and manufacturers. Very cool example of integrating social networking tools with sales forecasting and SCM.
- SAP has set-up internal "Apple Genius-like" bars in their offices to help employees with mobile devices and apps.
- I heard a lot of excitement from many SAP people, and other CIOs about Windows 8. There is a lot of pent-up demand and hope.
- Developing a mobile strategy is still the big bottle neck at companies
- Afaria was referenced as extending out to secure M2M devices
- With new UI designs from Microsoft (think Metro) developers may want to design the same app with completely different UIs instead of just simple OS changes...hummm more work and components to manage
- Heard a CIO say a rule of thumb is that each new mobile apps will require 1 FTE to maintain it
- Heard of an effort inside SAP to connect their GRC (governance and risk?) to Afaria so mobile policies could be automatically enforced
Did you miss SAP TechEd 2012? I have many video interviews of mobility expert that I met there! More will be published next week.
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Full Disclosure: These are my personal opinions. No company is silly enough to claim them. I am a mobility analyst, consultant and writer. I work with and have worked with many of the companies mentioned in my articles.
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"At a reverent performance of music, God is always at hand with his gracious presence."
When he was 48, Johann Sebastian Bach acquired a copy of Luther's three-volume translation of the Bible. He pored over it as if it were a long-lost treasure. He underlined passages, corrected errors in the text and commentary, inserted missing words, and made notes in the margins. Near 1 Chronicles 25 (a listing of Davidic musicians) he wrote, "This chapter is the true foundation of all God-pleasing music." At 2 Chronicles 5:13 (which speaks of temple musicians praising God), he noted, "At a reverent performance of music, God is always at hand with his gracious presence."
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He was born and schooled in Eisenach, Thuringia (at the same school Luther had attended), part of a family that in seven generations produced 53 prominent musicians. Johann Sebastian received his first musical instruction from his father, Johann Ambrosius, a town musician. By age 10 Bach was orphaned, and he went to live and study with his elder brother, Johann Christoph, an organist in Ohrdruf.
By age 15 Bach was ready to establish himself in the musical world, and he immediately showed immense talent in a variety of areas. He become a soprano (women weren't permitted to sing in church) in the choir of Lüneburg's Church of Saint Michael. Three years later, he was a violinist in the chamber orchestra of Prince Johann Ernst of Weimar. After a few months, he moved to Arnstadt to become a church organist.
In October 1705, Bach was invited to study for one month with the renowned Danish-born German organist and composer Dietrich Buxtehude. Bach was so enamored with his teacher, he stretched the visit to two months. When he returned to his church, he was severely criticized for breach of contract and, in the ensuing weeks, for his new organ flourishes and harmonies that accompanied congregational singing. But he was already too highly respected to be dismissed.
In 1707 he married a second cousin, Maria Barbara Bach, and went to Mülhausen to become organist in the Church of Saint Blasius. After various moves and prominent jobs, he finally settled down in Leipzig in 1723, where he remained for the rest of his life.
Maria died in 1720, and the next year he married Anna Magdalena Wilcken, an accomplished singer. She bore him 13 children, in addition to the seven he'd had by Maria, and helped copy his music for performers.
Bach's stay in Leipzig, as musical director and choirmaster of Saint Thomas's church and school, wasn't always happy. He squabbled continually with the town council, and neither the council nor the populace appreciated his musical genius. They said he was a stuffy old man who clung stubbornly to obsolete forms of music. Consequently, they paid him a miserable salary, and when he died even contrived to defraud his widow of her meager inheritance.
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If you're ever wondering what happened to Arthur's Day this year, look no farther than Kildare Street in Dublin to discover who killed off Guinness's promotion. From The Irish Times The campaign against the excessive drinking that was a feature of the event had its… Full Story»
The number of deaths by drowning in Ireland last year was the lowest in over 75 years. From the Irish Examiner However, alcohol, was a factor in one third of the 91 deaths recorded in 2013. John Leech, chief executive of Irish Water Safety, said… Full Story»
We all do it. We all come home after a long day and treat ourselves to a glass of wine to 'take the edge off'. But it seems women are no longer stopping at just one glass. More than ever before, women are not just… Full Story»
ALCOHOL lobbyists must be countered, says Evelyn Gillan From The Scotsman Charities have been in the political firing line again after George Osborne urged business leaders to speak out in favour of the free market to counter "an anti-free market movement led by trade unions… Full Story»
A two-page summary of the key points from Alcohol Action Ireland's Pre-Budget Submission 2015.
September 3, 2014 - 332.8 KiB
Alcohol Action Ireland's Pre-Budget Submission 2015.
September 3, 2014 - 331.0 KiB
Alcohol Action Ireland's submission to the "Working Group on Regulating Sponsorship by Alcohol Companies of Major Sporting Events". This submission sets out the issues surrounding alcohol sponsorship of sport in Ireland and why implementing a ban will be a key part of any plan to reduce alcohol-related harm.
June 18, 2014 - 4.9 MiB
It is in a child's best interests for a prospective mother not to drink alcohol while pregnant, due to the risk of damaging the physical and mental development of the unborn child – damage which can have serious, life-long consequences.
March 28, 2014 - 335.1 KiB
Alcohol's role as a serious risk factor in mental health difficulties, including suicide, self-harm and depression, was examined by expert speakers at a conference held in November 2013 by Alcohol Action Ireland, the national charity for alcohol-related issues.
March 11, 2014 - 1.7 MiB
A study of liver patients by the University of Southampton shows that a Minimum Unit Price (MUP) policy for alcohol is exquisitely targeted towards the heaviest drinkers with cirrhosis. Published today in Clinical Medicine, the peer review journal for the Royal College of Physicians, the researchers studied the amount and type of alcohol drunk by 404 liver patients, and also asked patients how much they paid for alcohol. They found that patients with alcohol related cirrhosis were drinking on average the equivalent of four bottles of vodka each week, and were buying the cheapest booze they could find, paying around 33p per unit, irrespective of their income. In contrast low risk moderate drinkers were paying on average £1.10 per unit. If the UK government set a MUP at 50p, it wouldn't affect pubs or bars and would have no impact on moderate drinkers; the average cost would be £4 per year and 90% would not be affected at all. The impact on heavy drinking liver patients would be at least 200 times higher.
August 5, 2014 - 312.1 KiB
Figures published by the Health Research Board confirm that Irish drinking patterns are harmful and almost one in fourteen drinkers meet criteria for dependent drinking. The figures were captured as part of the first National Alcohol Diary Survey involving almost 6,000 people, aged 18-75 years, across Ireland during 2013.
June 23, 2014 - 1.3 MiB
Country profiles for World Health Organisation Member States from the WHO's Global status report on alcohol and health 2014.
June 1, 2014 - 4.3 MiB
The World Health Organisation's Global status report on alcohol and health 2014 provides a global overview of alcohol consumption in relation to public health (Chapter 1) as well as information on: the consumption of alcohol in populations (Chapter 2); the health consequences of alcohol consumption (Chapter 3); and policy responses at national level (Chapter 4).
June 1, 2014 - 2.3 MiB
By the end of 2012 the top 20 alcohol brands (brands) in Australia had more than 2.5 million followers on their Facebook pages. During 2012 they posted more than 4500 items of content. Their followers interacted with that content by liking, sharing or commenting on it more than 2.3 million times. These figures suggest that Facebook is now a key player in the promotion of alcohol. The alcohol industry has developed an extensive, real-time, culturally embedded mode of branding on Facebook. The sophisticated use of social media by brands identified in this research raises seven issues that are currently not addressed by existing regulation.
May 2, 2014 - 3.8 MiB