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Ethiopia return to Africa Cup of Nations after 31-year hiatus
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Ethiopia return to Africa Cup of Nations after 31-year hiatusEthiopia will be looking to emulate last year's winners of the Africa Cup of Nations, underdogs Zambia, as they take part in the tournament for the first time in 31 years. The inexperienced side, which has no players in professional leagues, are looking to gain valuable experience during the tournament. Perhaps the only advantage they may have against better-equipped opponents will be the this year's tournament venue - South Africa. A considerable number of Ethiopians live there so the side should be well-supported.
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wondem1 year, 10 months ago
good luck
daniel771 year, 10 months ago
The Zambians are talking advantage of their physical strength over Ethiopians, they even bragged about out running Ethiopians, I wish and hope Coach Sewenet Listens this and ready team Ethiopia for the physical challenge
Anonymous1 year, 10 months ago
ኢትዮጵያ የቡርኪናፋሶ ና የዛምቢያን ጬዋታ ትኬቶች ተሳክቶላት ሰማንያ ሺውንም ብታፍን የት ይደረስ ነበር:: ማን ለናይጀርያ እንደ ዛምብያ ስፖርት አፍቃሪዎች ከቶ ይንቻቻል?
Anonymous1 year, 10 months ago
There is bias. Zambia 50,000/15,000., and Ethiopia 30,000/30,0000. What we have is quite different. Around 47,000 are sold to Ethiopians and the Zambians are inflating it. We suggest caution to Ethiopian Sports Talk Journalists. In history, it was only Damte, whom we could follow after the ball. he could say, as we were told/as they claimed it.
Anonymous1 year, 10 months ago
Did Arada George ask protection from God?
Ethiopia lezelalem tinur1 year, 10 months ago
egziabiher yiketelachu
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badabim1 year, 10 months ago
the cheetha generation.lol. we can't even articulate a proper message in a sentence let alone design the future. maletim, maletim. when did proper amharic die?
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PLAISTOW - A Plaistow couple wanted in connection with a violent assault on a 3-year-old boy was arrested Wednesday night at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla.
Authorities caught up with Jessica M. Linscott, 23, and Roland H. Dow III, 27, after receiving tips that the pair was in the Orlando area, Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams said.
The two were arrested on fugitive charges inside the park and are now in the custody of the Orange County Sheriff's Department. They will be arraigned Thursday morning where they will decide whether to voluntarily return to New Hampshire.
"We really appreciate all the public's help and the law enforcement help. We had law enforcement from all over New England and the Eastern Seaboard involved in the search," Reams said.
Numerous possible sightings of the couple were reported in Massachusetts over the past several days, but authorities were unable to locate them here. Investigators said they believed the pair was getting help from others in their effort to hide.
Arrest warrants were issued Nov. 15 after Plaistow police launched an investigation into injuries suffered by Linscott's son, James Nicholson.
Linscott and Dow brought the child to Exeter Hospital on the night of Nov. 14 for treatment, but hospital employees suspected his injuries resulted from abuse and quickly notified authorities.
James suffered a traumatic brain injury and was found with bruises – both new and old – over much of his body and burns on his wrist and fingers, police said.
Dow faces first- and second-degree assault charges for allegedly striking James in the head and burning him.
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"I must believe in the Heart of the Cards." - Yugioh
yea.. that was the one that sounded pretty corny to me
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"I must believe in the Heart of the Cards." - Yugioh
yea.. that was the one that sounded pretty corny to me
"Just forget me, Tenchi. Forget me until I become nothing more than a warm memory in your heart." - Tenchi Muyo in love 2.
I thought I was going to gag when I heard it. I very very good movie ruined by that line. My roomie (Leslie) thought it was the sweetest thing she had ever heard.
both of those were pretty lame. can't really think of any other ones. the one i was thinking of was already said.
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Errrrm, I correct the corrected. Tenchi Forever and Tenchi Muyo In Love 2 are the same movie, just different ways of saying it.Quote:
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Haha, but yeah, I remember that line and it was horrid.
The corniest anime line{s} if heard in awhile would have to be the stuff said before each episode in Witch Hunter Robin, and some other lines I can't remember :confused: ... I dunno, maybe I'll have one later...
"dont cry, it just makes me want to kiss you"- Gojyo from Saiyuki
i would have to say.....
"Gotta catch'em all! Pokemon!"
GaWWWDD!!!! Has to be one of the most lame azz crap they call music that ive ever heard in my life! Man gotta be the most cheesiest things ive ever heard ever :confused: :nono:
Hey! I used to run around singing that song! Don't insult the memory of my bad taste in music :D
Another corny line: "When you smile the world is much much sweeter than the sweetest candies" - I can not remember who said this but I know its from one of the Sailor Moon movies (I believe it was S)


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Bought one for use in the Ecrin.
Never used it, except to try and cut some dyneema tape using the blade....the blade bent with very little force applied. for a serrated and sharp-looking blade, its surprisingly dull and useless for cutting.
My opinion is that you're probably better off finding some fat ice to do a few practice abalokovs on, and then at least its a skill you have that doesnt rely on carrying more kit up the mountain.
if you really need one, you can buy mine with no use and the blade bent back straight for �10. hahah
People survived for so long without this multi-tool so I'd echo what the other guy said..
Yeah thanks for advice, just musing really. Birthday coming up soon you see.
Ive used one, but found it kind of pointless, if you can make one without, why bother.
i end up drilling one instead in about 2 mins,not even worth considering in my view...
Petzl used to have I good little instructional video on their website showing the relative strengths of screws v abalokovs. If I recall they just made the thread anchors in ( river ice ) using the screws. Well worth watching if you can find it.
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LAKEWOOD RANCH — It's not out of the ordinary for Valerie Strange and Lakewood Ranch Golf and Country Club resident Sally Waldo to meet at a coffee shop and pull out their yarn and knitting needles as they chat over coffee.
But the ladies may be turning heads at their next meeting. The women will be knitting in the lobby of Lakewood Ranch Cinemas during World Wide Knit in Public Day June 13.
"It's a matter of sharing," Strange said. "Knitting is an isolated solitary activity. This is a way for people to get together and share.
"This is like comfort food," she said. "It reminds people of a good time in life. And, it's art. You'd be surprised how many people knit or want to."
The event will last from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., at the cinemas, 10715 Rodeo Drive, Lakewood Ranch. The women will be knitting for the public to see as well as showing off some of the pieces they have made. Knitters of any age and skill level are welcome to join them.
Some of the participating knitters have enjoyed the hobby for their entire lives. Others, like both Strange and Waldo, learned at an early age but abandoned the craft until years later.
Although the popularity of knitting has waned since its peak in 2002-2003, the craft is still popular. The creation of a Web site called Ravelry.com has spurred the excitement for knitting and crocheting, allowing crafters across the world to connect with each other about knitting related topics, among other things.
Two weeks ago, Waldo and Strange formed a knitters group in Bradenton through MeetUp.com, and more than 30 individuals already have joined.
As a former yarn store owner, Strange also said the variety of yarns available for knitting has changed, particularly in the last 10 years. In addition to wool, cotton and acrylic, stores now offer novelty yarns and sustainable yarns made from resources such as corn, soybean and bamboo.
"You can knit something that costs two to three times more than it would if you bought it," Strange said. "But it's more of the journey. You end up with things that you created with your own hands. People find a part of themselves in it. It brings out your creativity."
For those who say knitting is too difficult, the women say it's a craft anyone can do. The key is to know your first piece of work will not look right and to find which knitting technique is best for you.
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The challenge before me now is an attempt to catch a team mate for total mileage for the year. We log our miles on another site called bike journal. She is currently in third place with me in fourth for our team. Every time I try to close on her she manages to pull away. I have closed the gap a bit over the last week and a half. On December third she was 377 miles ahead. I stepped up my commuting distance and had during last week I closed to 270 miles. Last Saturday I was running some errands which included a stop at the local bike shop for some winter gear. At the shop I was discussing my trying to close the distance with another rider. I came to find out that Jennifer (third place) was out of town for the week. Armed with that knowledge, I have now closed to within 179 miles. I can close that another 60-70 miles before the weekend. I am sooooo close. Jennifer is a strong rider and won't be passed without a fight.
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Artist Spotlight: George Stavrinos
In the 1970s, master draughtsman Stavrinos made fashion illustration fashionable again. And then there are the beautifully rendered men.
WATCH: Before We Were Queer
A remarkable new art exhibit showcases images from queer history including lesbian nuns throughout the ages and a sculpture that recalls the first recorded relationship between two men.
Artist Spotlight: Jansson Stegner
Subversive and wry, Stegner's gender-fluid cops and athletes exist in a pastoral deamland.
Love, Historically
Like you always wanted Classics Illustrated comics to do, Ryan Grant Long's calendar project brings historical gay romances to life.
Stunning Photos Show New York Drag Queens in And Out of Makeup
Crimes Against Love
Artworks that memorialize victims of homophobic murders in Brazil make up Cyriaco Lopes's current exhibit.
David Leddick Explains Why He Mixes Fine Art With Erotica in Gorgeous Gallery
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Van Santen dropped out of a successful career to devote his life to painting.
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Jeanne Mammen captured the powerful and sensual aspects of women during Weimar era Germany.
What Summer Looked Like for Henry Scott Tuke
Tuke's summery, naturalistic paintings of young men were admired by John Singer Sargent, Oscar Wilde, and other notable gay men of his day.
In the Galleries: Laurie Lipton
See previous Artist Spotlight subject Laurie Lipton's newest work, opening this Saturday in Los Angeles.
In the Galleries: Francisco Cabas
An exhibition of original paintings by artist Francisco Cabas and collages created in collaboration with youth in the Gay & Lesbian Center's Transition Living Program.
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Lush and complex figurative work from a New Orleans native.


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Access Overdrive analysis of data on the top 10 high-performance states when it comes to truck enforcement, as ranked in the brand-new report from the American Transportation Research Institute, out today.
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Big data blowback: Trucking goes to Congress over CSA
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Readers split over militarized police force
With mainstream media disseminating images of police employing military-style armor and weaponry during rioting in Ferguson, Mo., this summer, a debate over the militarization of local police was revived.
Close scrutiny: Where are you most likely to be inspected?
That distinction goes to Maryland, followed by Pennsylvania -- while both are heavy on inspections, their rate of issuing violations falls below the national average. Find a look at Maryland's program here.
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History of Money and Banking in the U.S.
Students analyze historical events leading up to the establishment of the Federal Reserve System. Students identify reasons for the lack of confidence in the U.S. banking system early in the nation's history. Students evaluate the economic impact of important events in the history of money and banking in the U.
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The Grapes of Wrath - Study Help
In this literature instructional activity, students respond to 5 short answer and essay questions about Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath. Students may also link to an online interactive quiz on the novel at the bottom of the page.
9th - Higher Ed English Language Arts
Entrepreneurs in History
Learners examine the contributions of entrepreneurs from United States history. They read a biography of an American entrepreneur, and in small groups design and present a project related to their selected entrepreneur. As a culminating activity, students write an essay describing the characteristics of entrepreneurs from the past that would still be successful in the 21st century.
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Entrepreneurs in History
Students examine the contributions of American entrepreneurs. For this industrialization lesson, students complete the provided handouts to determine how Vanderbilt, Carnegie, Hill, and Rockefeller impacted American society. Students conduct further research on the entrepreneurs and present their findings to their classmates.
6th - 8th Social Studies & History
Populism and the People's Party
Students examine the history of the Populist Party as it relates to its reforms and economic plight. For this Populism and the People's Party lesson, students explore why farmers experienced financial difficulty at the end of the century. Students work in groups to compare the railroad expansion map of 1870-1890 to the one of mining and cattle frontiers in 1870.
4th - 6th Social Studies & History
The Gilded Age & the Progressive Era (1877–1917)
In this online interactive philosophy worksheet, students respond to 7 short answer and essay questions about the Gilded Age and Progressive Era in the United States. Students may check some of their answers on the interactive worksheet.
7th - 12th Social Studies & History
Progressives Perspectives
Eleventh graders consider the case for Progressive politics. In this Progressive Era instructional activity, 11th graders read excerpts from The Jungle as well as articles about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. Students also analyze images from the era in collaborative groups and share their findings with their classmates.
11th Social Studies & History
Immigration in the United States
Students examine the reasons why people leave their country to live in another. In groups, they use print and electronic resources to answer questions about where immigrants came from during different time periods and advice given to African Americans.
4th - 5th Math
Growing Pains: Legislating a New Industrial Society
Eighth graders examine the implications of industrialization. In this Industrial Revolution lesson, 8th graders analyze images and documents from the era in United States history and determine what types of legislation should be passed to support and protect citizens during the era.
8th Social Studies & History
The Progressives
Eleventh graders explore American government reform. In this Progressive Era lesson, 11th graders read about the Era in their textbooks and in the provided handouts. Students then create group presentations and write essays on the role of Progressives in changing American government.
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Political Cartoons
Students analyze cartoons by identifying the symbols, characters and information and its significance in history. They examine the economic and political changes in contemporary America. They determine that political cartoons play an important part in telling the history of a given period of time.
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Regents High School Examination: United States History and Government, June 16, 2009
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I am working on an old 1850's farm house and there are small gaps along the sidewalls where the sill, siding, and foundation all meet. I want to seal this up to prevent air and rodents from going through. I wanted to use spray foam, but figured the mice and rats could chew through it.
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The latest report on Facebook at Work, the social network's project aimed at bringing workplace collaboration to businesses, came from The Wall Street Journal, which cited "a person briefed on the matter" in pegging an early January launch.
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Facebook's HHVM Helps WP Engine's New Mercury Platform Run 5.6X Faster
Facebook's HipHop Virtual Machine continues to help software and platforms outside of the social network drastically increase their speeds, as WP Engine, a software-as-a-service content-management platform for websites and applications built on WordPress, became the latest company to tout the virtues of HHVM.
REPORT: Facebook at Work Website Closer to Launch; Personal Timelines to Be Kept Separate
More details have emerged on the Facebook at Work project initially reported in June by Ingrid Lunden of TechCrunch, as Hannah Kuchler of Financial Times reported Sunday that the new site will contain much of the same functionality as Facebook, but it will keep personal Timelines separate from work profiles.
A Blueprint to Facebook's Rooms 'Anonymous App'
The "anonymous chatting application" that The New York Times' Bits blog initially reported on earlier this month is now a reality, as Facebook introduced the latest app from its Facebook Creative Labs initiative, Rooms, a throwback to the Internet's early days and a nod to anonymity, forums, message boards and chat rooms.
Facebook Tweaks Your Photos Section of iOS, Android Apps; Adds Uploads Tab
Facebook is tweaking the Your Photos sections of its flagship iOS and Android applications, implementing a collage design that highlights the photos that have received the most likes, as well as adding an Uploads tab that displays all of a user's photos in one place, TechCrunch reported.
Large Instagram Issue for Tiiny App
A new application from Digg founder Kevin Rose was dealt a setback by Instagram, as TechCrunch reported that the Facebook-owned photo- and video-sharing network asked Tiiny, an app that allows users to share thumbnail images and videos with no sound, to remove its Instagram authentication feature, which helped Tiiny suggest users to follow based on their Instagram followers.
Facebook Preps Messenger for Payment Processing?
Will users of Facebook's Messenger applications feel comfortable enough to send sawbucks via the apps, instead of stickers? TechCrunch shared screenshots captured by Andrew Aude, a computer-science student at Stanford University, confirming the existence of coding within the iOS version of the app that would enable payment processing.
Is Moments Facebook's Next Stand-Alone App?
What is the next stand-alone application from Facebook? "Multiple sources" told TechCrunch the app, code-named Moments, is aimed at helping users share content with different sets of users that they determine, without having to navigate through the social network's lists or privacy settings.
Facebook Quietly Brings Back Tag Suggest in Europe, But It Only Works on U.S. Users
Facebook has quietly brought facial-recognition technology back in Europe after disabling its tag suggest feature there in October 2012, but it only works on friends from the U.S. who have enabled the tag suggest option in their profile settings, according to a report by TechCrunch.
One of These Hackathons Is Not Like the Others: Women-VetsinTech Hackathon @ Facebook
Facebook hosts hackathons at its headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., on a regular basis, but a hackathon held there Monday had a different look to it, as all of the 30 or so participants were female.


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As you all know Gladys resigned as our Caretaker two weeks ago. Gladys moved yesterday, Saturday Nov 15, and sadly she was unable to take some of her precious pets. We need to find fosters or homes for these animals. ASAP. Some dogs she was keeping at her home were, a little guy named Herman he is black and thinks he is a big dog, haha. And last we have Bugsy a male Pekingese, he is still a pup and so happy. If you can help us out in any way call Sue 245-3495. Thank You.
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The crash of two separate commercial spaceships barely a week before the opening of "Interstellar" had a poignant resonance for the film, which makes an unabashed case for spaceflight of the government-backed NASA variety. It argues, in effect, that giving up on the space program not only reflects a deadening of the progressive spirit of exploration imbedded in the American soul, but could potentially threaten the human race's ability to survive in the long run. With this picture, set in a not-too-distant future where some unexplained but apocalyptic degeneration of the planet's agricultural foundation has led to impending starvation of the species, co-writer and director Christopher Nolan shifts from the murky nether-regions of his "Dark Knight" outings to gaze heavenward. Cooper (Matthew McConaughey)—widower, father and noble farmer—is haunted by his past as a pilot and our past as a society that once leaned toward enlightenment. Though McConaughey's recent accomplishments on screens big and small have been of the ambiguously shaded, almost anti-hero variety, the only brooding uncertainty from this hero will be whether he made the right choice when he left his kids behind to head to space and save the human race.
In collaboration with DP Hoyte van Hoytema ("Her") and production designer Nathan Crowley, Nolan's cinematic craft is superb, and for two-thirds of its nearly three-hours running time, the film is an enthralling visual feast, a sophisticated exploration of contemporary astrophysics at its most mind-blowing. The interstellar imagery overtly recalls those "blue wonder" images of earth from space, those old IMAX movies about NASA missions; Nolan shot about a third of this picture with an IMAX camera. (See it big.) The earthbound visuals are just as engaging as deep space, with lush expanses of cornfields, farm houses and small-town suburbia. The post-America of "Interstellar" is unsettling in its calm and familiarity; its dust-bowl apocalypse seems far more likely than the usual armageddons. Hans Zimmer's orchestral score is a character itself; sometimes drowning out the dialogue, then, at other times, receding to complete silence. That space is a very quiet place is one of the unspoken messages of the film, the kind of detail that enriches its experience. Read the rest of this entry »


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How do you harness the fence that extends as infinitely as the one that Tim "White Fence" Presley has thrown up for our listening pleasures? It's a magical construction, surrounding us and nearly consuming us at all times, the posts and slats ever widening, ever multiplying. And yet, as music White Fence can reside safely inside your psychic heart without causing compartmentalization or damage; rather, it's a giver of sick comfort, enlightenment, alignment. Y'know - love and all that. A tension akin to... (read more)
posted October 3rd, 2014
With the story of The Source Family out there, both as the subject of an acclaimed book and documentary film (as well as an ongoing series of rare, never-before-released recordings), it's time to turn the light back on the records that made this whole thing a story in the first place. In the 1990s, it was a revelation to discover that there was a series of records made by a hippie cult led by a big Santa Claus-looking guy named Father Yod. More so... (read more)
Artists in this story: The Source Family
posted September 24th, 2014
Yes. In the early hours of the coming week, Alasdair Roberts takes his leave of the old United Kingdom, determined to follow his fate in a decidedly different world order. Yes! At the invitation of interested parties, he's crossing the ocean for a second visit to Brazil, the country of "Ordem e Progresso," for several shows along their eastern seaboard. Yes. Three shows in fact, and they're spread out over a week's time, allowing Alasdair to spend some time seeing their empire for what it... (read more)
Artists in this story: Alasdair Roberts
posted September 23rd, 2014
Or perhaps we mean, release the love for Laetitia from the center of your heart? It doesn't matter what we mean, because today is a joyous occasion anyway! Today, Laetitia Sadier's stunning new album, Something Shines, has hit store shelves, and ultimately the gentle hands of eager fans. That's not the only good news we have, either! Laetitia chose release day to reveal a gorgeous video for "Release From The Centre of Your Heart." With its languorously arranged production smoothly translated into images... (read more)
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posted September 23rd, 2014
Listen? Do you hear that? It sounds like....peace. That's because you live in a world where the music of Bitchin Bajas is ascendent! Their analog-synthetic sound is drifting into the souls and minds of more listeners than ever before. At the heart of Bitchin Bajas there is pure peace. Theirs is a tranquil essence, creating a shared experience for themselves and their audience. This August, something incredible happened: their self-titled double album traversed and mapped an incredible range of sonic terrain, intuited... (read more)
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posted September 23rd, 2014
September has come to La Ciudad de Arrastre– and it's still scorching hot with releases new and old. The ground is cracked! Water is scarce! We may not survive! But we probably will! And thank God! Because these records aren't only just selling – they're GOOD too. That's not always guaranteed, you know (except here! — you're-on-very-thin-ice ed.).
So yeah – fall's descending upon us, but the guns of August are still popping – by which... (read more)
posted September 18th, 2014
Praise be! Hallelujah, even! The indomitable vibrational force that embodies the one and only OM will be burning at alters in select US cities next month! As devotees and followers know, God is Good and OM carve out their own mystic path no matter where they go, and what stage they play on. That path always leads in one direction - higher! With the head-stock of their bass and drumsticks pointed to the skies, the band has traversed the corporeal wasteland that is earth, spreading... (read more)
Artists in this story: OM, Al Cisneros
posted September 17th, 2014
End time! The earth is going cold, but the ground is hot! Only one way forward and that's inside a pair of Feathered Fish's very own line of Zoris! In case you forgot (and how could you?) Feathered Fish is the brainchild of Jennifer Herrema and award winning designer Pamela Love. Sharing a namesake with the 1966 Arthur Lee song reminding us that both our girls are Pisces, Feathered Fish merges their un-fuck-with-able attitude amidst innovative design and vision. After collaborating on a... (read more)
Artists in this story: Royal Trux, Jennifer Herrema, Black Bananas
posted September 16th, 2014
Sheesh, somehow it's been less than a year since we de-veiled the genuine jewel called Imitation of Life from Eiko Ishibashi. Well-heard in her native Japan, Imitation gave us pests from the west a chance an ear to what all the Nipponese press is on about - and on wax, to boot! Even in Japan, where she is a STAR, Eiko's music is only pressed on CD. For those of who feast on the culture and sounds of the east, Eiko is an interesting... (read more)
Artists in this story: Eiko Ishibashi
posted September 15th, 2014
No longer just a hope, a prayer, or sick fodder for the degenerative European populace's weekly vigil, Magik Markers are rising up from these decidedly unmagikal United States to land in Europe and make their Markers once again! They've named it the "Tapped Phone / Tapped Psych Tour 2014" and if you're a European resident, go ahead - listen in! That's the way we do in the ol' US(NS)A. The Markers leave it all out there for anyone to hear on their albums really, but... (read more)
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