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Frank Turner may strum an acoustic guitar on the folk-rock tunes on his triumphant new album, Tape Deck Heart, but this tattooed rebel who went to school with Prince William is also reviving the spirit of punk in a surprising way.
"It's my tribe, it's my gang," Turner says of his punk affiliation, even if that is not obvious from the catchy acoustic tunes that get played on the radio. For him it's more about the anarchic style and culture of the early Seventies explosion. "If I'm in a truck stop or greasy spoon café anywhere in the world and I run into somebody wearing skinny black jeans and an Against Me! [US punk band] T-shirt with finger tattoos then we're probably going to be friends," he tells me from his Australasian tour.
His parents and fellow Etonians reacted in horror at a teenage rebellion that started with leaping around to bands such as Fugazi and Black Flag. He says he was "despised" at school, where he felt an outsider, and his first band were booed off stage. But he has developed a unique blend of his favourite genres that has given him a successful career to date, with thousands of fans who want to be "in his gang".
Last year he played his biggest London gig, at Wembley Arena; for his return to the capital, later this month, he plays Kentish Town's Forum, where no doubt the new songs from Tape Deck Heart, his fifth solo album, will be chanted back at him.
The new single, Recovery, out on Monday, may have been inspired by a break-up but it's also a beery anthem. "There's definitely a tradition of rousing singalongs in my music that turn out to be about the dark side of life or heartbreak," agrees Turner when I tell him that the unlikely combination of music and lyrics reminds me of Amy Winehouse.
For the album, recorded in California with backing band The Sleeping Souls and producer Rich Costey (Foo Fighters, Weezer), Turner wanted a "big, warm expansive rock sound". His label plans to push it in the US, where punk bands such as Green Day are still a major musical force.
One track, Four Simple Words, in particular, comes with added appeal for Americans. It has a traditional, music hall flavour until its bawling chorus, "I want to dance ...", and lyrics that rail against London trendies, those "lacklustre scenesters from Shoreditch". The song goes on to reiterate that he's keeping it real. "I tell people it's about dancing but it's really a song about punk rock and the pleasantly surprising revelation that, at 31, my ethics and approach to music are the same as when I was 15," says Turner, who is from Winchester and is now based in Holloway.
He might sound a touch pompous to the casual reader, but his fans love the autobiographical detail of his songs and respond to his heart-on-sleeve lyrics. On Losing Days, a chiming, uplifting rock song, he includes reference to his wildchild days ("I used to think that I/ Wouldn't live past 25") of drink and drugs in his former band, Million Dead. "It's easy to romanticise but it was not a happy period in my life," he admits.
There's also a lyric about getting his first tattoo. He has 40 now and soon after our interview he tweets from New Zealand: "About to get my inside lip tattooed. Don't tell my mum."
"She hates all of them apart from the one I got done for her — which is her initials on my wrist," he says. Although previously unsure of her son's chosen career, she now attends shows and has framed posters "probably in the downstairs loo".
Tattoos have also cemented his relationship with his fans, who permanently mark attendance of a show — Turner himself has his 1,001st concert in Toronto on his chest — so he keeps a "slightly OCD" list on his website of his 1,374 shows to date to ensure accuracy for the dedicated.
He goes from playing sweaty gigs in squats, at house parties and even a barber's to high-profile shows such as the Olympics, for which fan Danny Boyle picked him as the pre-opening ceremony warm-up.
As well as getting inked during the Wembley show (number 1,216), Turner recently had his fingers tattooed and seems surprised that strangers look at you differently "if you've got things written on your knuckles". The words Free Born on his fingers are inspired by the Levellers — "not the band", he clarifies, but the political movement.
A London School of Economics history graduate, Turner has modified his anarchist views and now describes himself as a libertarian. He once wrote a song called Thatcher F***ed the Kids but that didn't prevent him coming under attack from internet trolls after The Guardian dredged up some old quotes in which he branded socialism "retarded" and considered himself "pretty Right-wing" (he responded by saying he no longer took that view).
"That was a trying moment in my life," says Turner, though he speaks with a certain insouciance that's perhaps the product of his famous school near Slough. "I went through a week or so of receiving hate mail and death threats. Suddenly I was the worst motherf***** on the planet because I don't like Che Guevara.
"You wouldn't believe the abuse and hatred sent my way because of where my parents decided to send me to school," he adds. He feels that public schools are "philosophically problematic" but declines to sign up to the "authoritarian" abolition agenda proposed by Alan Bennett last month and backed by actor Tom Hiddleston, a near contemporary at Eton.
He bristles when I mention the increase of public school pop stars such as Mumford & Sons, especially as he went to Eton on an academic scholarship. "I'm not going to stop making music to redress the balance," he says.
When I email him later to check a few details, I am surprised to get a prompt reply. His inbox must be clogged, after all, with messages from fans since he has made his email address public and encourages them to contact him. "I think breaking down the barrier between musicians and everyone else is important," he says, "it shows people there's no secret password, no clique."
I've never thought of email as punk but I see his point.
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Merlot's moment in the spotlight may have passed, but you wouldn't know it at this winery, whose patrons gladly pay from $50 to nearly $100 a bottle for some of the world's finest wines produced from this varietal. In fact, Duckhorn fans can be so dedicated to their Merlots that they sometimes forget that some fine Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon wines are made here as well. The winery's airy, high-ceilinged tasting room looks like a sleek restaurant; you'll be
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Authorities in Georgia tell The Advocate that a signee with the LSU baseball team is one of seven men arrested on drug charges.
Bartow County deputies say Dylan Cade Williams, of Rydal, Ga., was booked Tuesday on counts of possession with intent to distribute Schedule 1 drugs, trafficking Ecstasy, and possession of a firearm during Georgia controlled substance felony.
LSU baseball coach Paul Mainieri tells the newspaper he was informed about the arrest late Wednesday night. He said he talked with Williams' father Thursday morning.
From the conversation, Mainieri said, it was his understanding Williams happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Williams signed a letter of intent to play baseball at LSU earlier this year after having previously verbally committed to Georgia Tech.
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Spiders and frogs identified among 50 new species
Thursday 26 March 2009
A brilliant green tree frog with huge black eyes, jumping spiders and a striped gecko are among more than 50 new animal species scientists have discovered in a remote, mountainous region of Papua New Guinea.
The discoveries were announced yesterday by the Washington-based Conservation International, which has spent the past several months analysing more than 600 animal species the group found during an expedition to the South Pacific island in July and August.
Of the animals discovered, 50 spider species, three frogs and a gecko appear to have never been described in scientific literature before, the conservation group said. The new frogs include a tiny brown animal with a sharp chirp, a bug-eyed bright green tree frog and another frog with a loud ringing call. One of the jumping spiders is shiny and pale green, while another is furry and brown. "If you're finding things that are that big and that spectacular that are new, that's really an indication that there's a lot out there that we don't know about," said expedition leader Steve Richards. "It never ceases to amaze me the spectacular things that are turning up from that island."
The findings are significant, particularly the discovery of the new frog species, said Craig Franklin, a zoology professor at the University of Queensland who studies frogs.
"They're often regarded as a great bioindicator of environmental health," said Mr Franklin, who was not involved in the expedition. "Often we see declines in frogs as a direct pointer to an affected environment."
Researchers from Conservation International explored the region with scientists from the University of British Columbia in Canada and Montclair State University in New Jersey, as well as local scientists from Papua New Guinea. The area provides clean drinking water to tens of thousands of people living in surrounding communities and local clans rely on the region for hunting purposes.
Montclair State University anthropologist William Thomas worked with the local Hewa clan to document the area's resources during the expedition as part of a project he started with scientist Bruce Beehler of Conservation International. "In a place like Papua New Guinea, the local communities, the traditional communities, are so close to their environment," Mr Beehler said. "By working with local communities, you actually get a leg-up – you learn a lot more because they already know so much."
Conservation International plans three more expeditions to Papua New Guinea this year. "Most of us live in urban worlds where we think everything's totally well known," Mr Beehler said. "It's a little bit of a reminder, just a wake up call, that we really need to know our world better so we can manage it better."
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Hilton Head Island, SC — Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) presented its annual awards this week during the 2014 PTR International Tennis Symposium. The event, which includes 40-plus on court and classroom presentations for tennis teachers and coaches, a trade show and tournament, was held February 20-23 on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
Maggie Collins, of Hilton Head Island and Bluffton, South Carolina, has been named PTR Volunteer of the Year. In the past few years, Collins' smiling face has been a familiar sight at every PTR event. She volunteers at the PTR Symposium, Spring TennisFest and PTR Wheelchair Championships. Without hesitation, Collins volunteers her services - as well as those of her husband Jim McNeil.
Shortly after the Connecticut couple moved to Hilton Head Island, Collins got the tennis bug. She started on her home turf, rallying members of her Home Owners' Association to better utilize their tennis courts. She helped raise funds to start Learn to Play clinics conducted by PTR Professionals, which attracted many of the over 50 crowd. With everything in place at home, Collins set her sights beyond her HOA.
She became the volunteer coach for a USTA 55+ team that went to States. She coaches the boys and girls Learn to Play starter program at Bluffton High School, and serves a volunteer assistant for the Bluffton School's tennis teams. She assists at the annual Bluffton Open Tournament, which raises money for Youth Tennis and Junior Team Tennis.
It was through her love of tennis, that Collins found and joined PTR, and we are so lucky she did. Collins runs one of the sites for our Wheelchair Tennis Championships, and works for us during the PTR Spring TennisFest. She coordinates a slew of other volunteers to make sure PTR events run smoothly. She and her friends even cook lunches for tournament players! She can also be spotted at our International Tennis Symposium doing whatever needs to be done. It's not just that Collins volunteers, it is the positive attitude and joie de vivre she brings when she does. Regardless of the tasks at hand, Collins shines, finding the fun and joy in everything.
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Pennell: Relegation will not hinder England chances
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Worcester's Chris Pennell believes playing in the Championship next season will not harm his chances of appearing for England.
Pennell was the shining light in an otherwise poor season for Worcester as the Warriors were relegated from the Aviva Premiership having won just two matches. The fullback was shortlisted for player of the season and has caught the eye of England head coach Stuart Lancaster, who named him in a preliminary training squad for the summer tour to New Zealand.
And Pennell is confident he can continue to challenge for an England berth despite playing outside the top flight next season. "I don't think my development will be hindered by playing second tier," he told the BBC. "The fact I'm getting an opportunity with us being relegated suggests they're prepared to give me a chance."
The 27-year-old was the only player to play every minute of his club's league games last season and was eventually beaten to the player of the year title by current England fullback Mike Brown.
"It's been a very surreal couple of weeks," he said. "I'm amazingly pleased personally with what's happened and given the season we've had as a club, maybe it's a slight sweetener to what's been a difficult year."
Pennell signed a new contract with the Warriors in December which keeps him at the club until 2017 and is adamant he will not leave the club in search of Premiership rugby.
"The selectors will be aware of the standard of coaching I'm getting - the fact that it's international standard," he said. "Fingers crossed they can see past relegation but I will be playing next season at Worcester for definite."
Lancaster has named Pennell in a training squad ahead of the three-Test series with the All Blacks, drawn from those clubs not involved in Premiership or European play-offs. The fullback knows he has a lot to do to usurp Brown as England's favoured No.15, but he is determined to make the final squad.
"If I'm going to play against the Barbarians [on June 1], it'll mean I won't tour so it depends on where the coaches see me fitting in," he said. "It's mixed emotions, to be honest I'd be happy to take either but I'm certainly going to be driving towards that plane ticket."
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College Hoops Week in Review: Who was the best Marcus?
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Co-PLAYERS OF THE WEEK: The two Marcuses
Marcus Smart played his way to the top of our Player of the Year Power Rankings after he put together one of the most dominating two-way performances that we've seen this season. Smart went for 39 points and four assists along with five steals and two blocks, leading the Cowboys to a 101-80 win over then-No. 11 Memphis. He was terrific.
But he may not have been the best Marcus in the country this past week, as North Carolina's Marcus Paige put on a show at Mohegan Sun this weekend. He had 26 points in a win over Richmond on Saturday and followed that up with a career-high 32 points in an impressive win over then-No. 3 Louisville. North Carolina has their issues, but Paige looks like he could be ready to step into that starring role.
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- Kyle Anderson and Jordan Adams, UCLA: Anderson averaged 15.0 points, 11.0 boards and 9.0 assists and Adams scored 52 points in a 2-0 week for the Bruins.
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- Troy Huff, North Dakota: Averaging 34.5 points, 9.5 boards and 3.0 steals will get you recognized, even if a loss to Wisconsin is included.
- Jeremy Ingram, N.C. Central: Ingram averaged 31.3 points in a 3-0 week that included a 29-point performance in a win over N.C. State
- Alex Kirk, New Mexico: The Lobos finished in third place in the Charleston Classic, but it wasn't Kirk's fault. He averaged 21.3 points, 12.0 boards and 4.3 blocks.
- Cady Lalanne, UMass: Has Lalanne become UMass' best player? He averaged 17.0 points, 11.7 boards and 3.0 blocks as they won the Charleston Classic.
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There is no easy, absolute answer to this question. The more times the cervix undergoes stress -- be it from D&Cs (for abortions or for abnormal bleeding) or from a LEEP or conization treatment after an abnormal pap smear -- the more likely it may be injured. Such injury includes scarring of the cervix, or cervical stenosis, which can prevent menstrual blood from getting out and sperm from getting in; this leads to higher chances of endometriosis or infertility. Another possible complication is cervical incompetence, in which the cervix is weakened and opens up inappropriately during pregnancy, leading to miscarriage or premature delivery.
Repeated abortions may also cause scarring inside the uterus. We call this Asherman's syndrome, and it can lead to infertility and miscarriage. If an abortion is complicated by an infection, then blockage of the fallopian tubes is another possibility. This may result in infertility, chronic pelvic pain or increased chance of an ectopic (tubal) pregnancy.
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A few days ago we facilitated a passionate discussion on the subject of Blueprints (ah, the joys of an emerging market). The gist of the conversation was focused on deciding where limited marketing resources should be applied, and during that exercise a surprising insight came to us. It seemed so counter-intuitive at first, then as we kept exploring it became so blindingly obvious that we questioned our intelligence for not thinking of it before.
What was this revelation, you ask – and more importantly, why should you care?
An Architect doesn't need a Blueprint.
Let's step outside IT for a moment and use the analogy of a Blueprint for a building to illustrate this point, since no one questions the value of either an Architect or the Blueprint in that context. The Architect has the smarts; with years of experience they interview the client to gather requirements and constraints, show possible designs and articulate tradeoffs, and then eventually labor to codify the design decisions into a complex multi-dimensional Blueprint. If all goes well the client signs off and, unless there is a problem when the structure is being built or the client changes their mind, their job is done.
But the Blueprint is just getting started...now it gets handed off the general contractor, who in turn provides relevant pages to the subcontractors that do everything from excavating the foundation, to installing plumbing and wiring, to interior decorating. The general contractor also provides the Blueprint to the relevant inspectors, who reference the Blueprint as they audit the facility to ensure its compliance with building codes and other ordinances. And once the structure is completed, the Blueprint is provided to the party responsible for operating the building, where it's consulted whenever a change is proposed or when trying to diagnose a difficult problem. In this context, it's pretty clear that the while the Architect creates the Blueprint, they are the ones who use it the least. However, the Blueprint is essential to communicate what's going to be built by a number of different groups, to audit what's actually been built, and to serve as the authoritative reference when a change is proposed or when a complex problem is observed.
If we bring this back to the realm of IT there are strikingly similar parallels. We have an Architect assigned to design an environment to support a new application/business function, or perhaps to replace an existing one. Step one entails an interview with the business user or their proxy to understand the purpose of the system, and to capture requirements and constraints. The architect then does their work, selecting from enterprise standard technologies and assembling them in a manner that they believe will meet the requirements. They draw diagrams, create a document with cost and time estimates, and then go back to the business user for approval. Assuming that approval is granted, the service request is then fired off into the enterprise process for procurement, engineering, and system builds. Many different groups, many different processes, many dependencies – all trying to provide the system the business needs, but frequently 'interpreting' the request based on their view of the world and without a clear understanding of the impact of changes or delays in their work to the overall process.
In most environments we have seen, the diagrams and document originally created are filed in the appropriate repository but each group has their own documentation process and thus uses the original specification approved by the client as 'input' to their process. When it finally makes it through the QA/test function to production, the Operations team is given a handful of documents to keep track of (typically stored in different places), so they too create a document suitable for their purposes using 'input' from the others. Have you ever watched a group of young children play the game "telephone", where a message is whispered from child to child? The final message rarely resembles the original. Is it any wonder that IT continually fails to meet business expectations?
Now to be fair to Blueprints, they offer a lot of benefits to the Architects as well. They provide a common language and template for communication that all parties involved recognize and understand. They also provide a great starting point when designing a new widget with similar requirements as one they created in the past. And they certainly help a journeyman Architect perform at a much higher level than they might otherwise, which provides both scale and consistency benefits.
But in the end, does the Architect really need a Blueprint? No. But everyone else sure does.
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Wine Enthusiast Fusion Classic Red Wine Glass
The world's most break-resistant wine glasses! Super-strong, lightweight magnesium is fused with European crystal to form the most durable Port glasses in the world. Fusion Port Glasses are also scientifically shaped to enhance the taste and bouquet of your favorite libation. Lead-free and dishwasher-safe. Machine-made in Europe.
Wine Enthusiast Fusion Classic Red Wine Glass
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|Product Type: Dessert wine glass
|Style: Classic
|Color: Clear
|Primary Material: Lead Free Crystal
|Additional Materials: Magnesium
|Number of Items Included: 2
|Pieces Included: 2 Glasses
|Shatterproof: Yes
|Chip Resistant: Yes
|Glass/Crystal Component: Yes
|Drink Type: Red wine
|Number of Glasses In Set: 2
|Dishwasher Safe: Yes
|Capacity: 7 Ounces
|Outdoor Use: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: Slovakia
|Assembly Required: No
|Installation Required: No
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 10 years
About the ManufacturerWine Enthusiast Companies is a prominent multi-channel marketer of a growing line of products that satisfy, inform, enrich, entertain and inspire. They address the wholesale, retail and consumer direct markets and are headquartered just 30 minutes outside of Manhattan in relaxed Mt. Kisco, NY.
Wine Enthusiast Fusion Classic Red Wine Glass
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OUR SKU # WINE1029Fusion Classic Red Wine Glass is also sometimes listed under the following manufacturer numbers: 754 02 02