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I ran a letter from some reader who had gone to the little conference on geocentrism that Bob Sungenis put on somewhere back in the midwest. It was a pretty sardonic account, written in decidely non-journalist style by some random reader I don't know, about the crackpots and cranks who live in Sungenis' fever swamp of conspiracy and quack science. It spoke dismissively of both Sungenis' and E. Michael Jones talks and didn't even make an effort to take seriously junk that, frankly, nobody in their senses would make an effort take seriously. In the course of the letter, one of the things the guy said was that if the conference organizers wanted to discredit their quackery forever, then they should just go ahead and make the DVDs available.
The more I thought about that, the more reasonable it seemed. So I decided to take down the guy's letter since I had not been there and didn't know how accurate it was about details. About that time, I also got a couple of screaming letters from Sungenis and Jones, who were suddenly greatly concerned about accuracy (a point they are not always consistent on, as I shall demonstrate in a moment). So I decided, "Fine. If they send me any links to their junk, I'll post it and let my masochistic readers decide what they think of this silly stuff." After much huffing and puffing, Jones agreed. I dunno what Sungenis plans to do beyond his threats to "expose" me again.
Accordingly, Jones put up a link to his talk at the Sungenis Festival of Science Quackery, in case you have a burning need to know how Newton fits into the Vast Heliocentric Conspiracy. As I thought, my reader, who was in any case there on a lark and not as a reporter, indeed took great liberties with the facts in reporting Jones' talk, but generally captured the conspiratorial tone of the thing. Of course, what Jones has posted is only the text of his talk. What sort of Q and A or small talk took place among the conference participants the rest of the day I don't know. Maybe my reader was reacting to that. It's hard to say. But in any case, while I apologize for regarding the letter as a sort of wacky opinion piece or crazy travelogue and not bothering to verify it before posting it, I don't think I can be faulted too much for thinking he had probably captured the spirit of the day.
After all, Sungenis (who is enthusiastically published by Jones with pieces like Sungenis' Is the SSPX Anti-Semitic? sitting cheek by jowl with Jones' "Rabbinical Despotism" and "Holocaust Denial and Thought Control: Deborah Lipstadt at Notre Dame University") did give two enthusiastic thumbs up to Jones' The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit). And Sungenis was brought on board and welcomed by Jones' crew *after* having established a long paper trail like this:
A) Sungenis: "the figure of six million Jews dying under Hitler's regime is even admitted by informed Jews to be mere propaganda." (link)
B) Sungenis: "95% of the Jews today still despise Jesus Christ." [link]
D) Sungenis: "As we have noted in previous articles, it is no secret to the well-informed that it is the goal of world politics and finance, which is run in large part by wealthy Jews behind the scenes, to secure the Middle East for Israel." [link]
E) Sungenis: "Other Catholic organizations are also becoming fronts for Zionism. Catholic Answers in San Diego and the Eternal World Television Network seem to be the two mainstays. They are enamored with Jewish converts, but do very little to censor the erroneous theology being propagated by them." [link]
F) Sungenis: "In fact, the concentration camps and genocide instigated by the Jewish communists in Russia against Christians and other groups dwarf those against the Jews in Nazi Germany. Hitler was merely modeling what was already practiced in Russia, a fact ignored by such Jewish authors as Daniel Goldhagen. Contrasted to the dozens of concentration camps in Hilter's regime, the Russian Jews had thousands of such camps…but evidence of these camps have been systematically destroyed and their existence denied by the Jewish controlled media in Russia and the United States." [link]
G) Sungenis: "A telltale sign in the movie industry of the shift in mores was demonstrated no better than in the Walt Disney Corporation. Founder Walter Disney was well-known in the 50s and 60s for wholesome family entertainment. Interestingly enough, Walt had a policy of not hiring Jewish people." [link]
H) Sungenis: "Often the Zionist agenda of Hollywood's elite subtly but effectively misdirects the public. Stephen Speilberg is one such example. While inoculating movie-goers with fantasy films such as Jurassic Park, E. T., Jaws and War of the Worlds, at the same time Spielberg promotes his own political sympathies, such as the four-hour long Shindler's List, which, among other things, depicts scenes of Jewish people jammed in cattle cars. Spielberg would never consider making a film of his ancestors from Russia packing millions of Christians and Muslims in the same cattle cars which were sent by Jewish communists to the Gulag, where most were raped, tortured and killed. The "Holocaust" is all we are allowed to see by the Jewish-controlled media." [link]
I) Sungenis: "We also know through the exhaustive effort of Michael Collins Piper's new 738- page book, Final Judgment, how Bronfman (note: a Jew) is implicated in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. The story begins when Kennedy refused to capitulate to Israel's demand for nuclear weapons, and you can probably guess the rest of the story." [link]
J) Sungenis: "Today we get deviant sexual advice from such Jewish matrons as Dr. Ruth Westheimer, and questionable behavioral advice from Dr. Laura Schlesinger, Ann Landers (formerly Esther Friedman Lederer) and her sister Abigail van Buren (Pauline Esther Friedman Phillips)." [link]
K) Below, note the manner in which Bob at least affirms his belief that it is likely FDR was effectively a Zionist agent who purposely allowed Pearl Harbor to occur (from his 2002 article and a subsequent article in response to Bill Cork): [link , link]
1) (Sungenis): "President Roosevelt had a part in (the Zionist conspiracy) himself. Being of Jewish ancestry, he was sympathetic to their cause…."
2) (Sungenis): "To him (Bill Cork) it doesn't matter whether Roosevelt was hiding his possible Zionist ties or whether he had a hand in Pearl Harbor."
4) (Sungenis): "It wasn't until he was cornered by a reporter from the Detroit Jewish Chronicle that Roosevelt could not deny it any longer. And why is that important? Because if Mr. Roosevelt would conceal the possible Zionist influences in his life from those voting for him, then he might also conceal other things."
M) Sungenis: "Christianity is certainly not inherently violent, but unfortunately, Judaism tends to be, because real Judaism considers all non-Jews goyim that are less than animals, and this precipitates a loathing and violence against non-Jews." From Question #8, January 2006
P) Sungenis: "The Jews…do intend to rule the world. And now the problem is that they want to rule the Catholic Church, too." From Question #47, November 2006
Q) Sungenis: "Are the Protocols (of the Elders of Zion) forged? I don't know. What I do know is that there is a lot of reason to believe that there are certain people, yes, the Jews, who would like us all to believe that they are forged." Article, p. 16
S) Sungenis: "You know, the thing about Bill Clinton was, you know, he tried to secure this peace accord between Israel and the Arabs and wasn't successful with that, and he did some other things that the Jews didn't like, because he got some power under him and he thought he could, you know, do whatever he wanted and then they, you know, they sent Monica Lewinski in there after him, you know, and brought him down." Radio interview with RBN: Segment 1, Segment 2, Segment 3
T) Sungenis Radio Interview:
To take this slightly away from religion, or, mostly away from religion for a little bit, I think the whole thing can best be explained by Benjamin Franklin's statement to the Continental Congress in 1789, when he warned them, "Gentleman, if you let them in, in 200 years your children – your descendants, they will be in the fields as slaves, while the ones you let in" – and we know who they're talking about – "will be in the counting houses rubbing their hands."
That was Benjamin Franklin's statement, and I think it explains the whole thing. Because the man knew, he was a student of history – and he wasn't the only one – but he was a student of history who knew – he knew what they'd done in Europe, and all the countries in Europe that they'd been kicked out of, over and over again, because it's the same game plan for these people, no matter where they are, where they go, it's always the same game plan – has been for 2,000 years.
Yeah, as a matter of fact, just to add to what you're saying – we've been quoting Benjamin Ginzberg a lot on this program, and here's what he says,along those same lines – he says, "to make matters worse, Jews often, secretly or not so secretly, conceive themselves to be morally and intellectually superior to their neighbors. Indeed, Jews are extremely successful outsiders who sometimes have the temerity to rub it in."
That comes from *The Fatal Embrace*, page Roman numeral nine. Now, and on the other side of this coin, you know, we've got to be very cautious, because these are human beings too. Jews are human beings, and God loves them just like He loves you and I —
According to the Talmud, they are the *only* human beings. The rest of us are cattle.
Well, yeah, and that's where the problem comes in.
Absolutely, so that's exactly what you're saying, but in a different way.
Right, right, and what I find in, especially today, is this idea that has been resurgent since after World War II, and that is that the Jews are the Chosen People – that this somehow has come to the fore again, that all of a sudden, 2,000 years has gone by and God has resurrected them as the Chosen People above everybody else – and this is where institutions like EWTN, or the liberal Catholics, or the Zionists, or the Evangelical Protestants, or whatever – this is all what they're feeding off of, that the Jews are the Chosen People and now we have to restore them to their rightful place – and it's causing a lot of problems, because once you do that, you're gonna push other people out of the way!
(Use same links to radio interview in item "Q", directly above)
Also, as Sungenis has done with fraudulent quotes (attributed to Albert Einstein, Roy Schoeman and others), his "caller" attributed a fraudulent quote to Benjamin Franklin which Bob accepted without question.
U) Sungenis: "James Petras gives us the full blown story that you won't hear on ABC News, CNN or in the Washington Post, dominated as they are by the Jewish-owned media conglomerates."
"The Jews are godless and getting more ungodly with each passing day." Article, page 1
V) From: Adventures in Blogland:
1) Sungenis: "I am merely doing the same thing Jesus did when he confronted the sins of the Jews…Unfortunately, the Jews haven't changed in our day. They are still the same godless racists they were in Jesus' day. Few of them have repented of their sins." (page 10)
2) Sungenis: "The nation of Israel has control of AMDOCS, the central telephone operation in the United States. It's one way the Mossad spies on American citizens, including you and those you talk to." (page 30)
3) Sungenis: "Do I need to say more? I have the whole history of Catholicism behind me, and these Fathers, Doctors, Saints and the God-Man himself said much worse things about the Jews than I ever have. What is really happening today folks is that we have been taken over by Jewish propaganda, and there are a few Catholic/Jewish ideologues…Many of them are paid handsomely by Zionist groups to say whatever they can to silence people like me. They are bent on promoting the godless state of Israel for some pie-in-the-sky dream they have, even against their own Catholic religion (at least that's the religion they claim to have), and they will smear anyone who gets in their way. The Jews have done this for centuries against good people, and it continues today." (page 19)
From: Adventures in Blogland
W) Sungenis:
"the Jewish element has so infected our Catholic Church today that they have turned Catholics into Jewish apologists. The infection of Judaism and Zionism has become the number one enemy for us." From Question #33, March 2007
Y) Sungenis:
"The whole tenor of the New Testament is that God is finally rejecting the Jews (except for a remnant)…God is giving up on the Jews. In the language of John 6:44, God is no longer going to draw them to Jesus. In fact, God will become active in keeping them in unbelief by blinding them to the truth (Romans 11:8). That is the kind of God we have; a very dynamic God…and the Jews will die in their unbelief." Second Rebuttal to Dr. James R. White
Z) Sungenis:
"How is it that the Jews have garnered such a market on suffering that Bishop Rhoades finds it necessary to pay homage to them? Is it because they own the mortgages on the Catholic buildings erected in his and other dioceses?"
"It's time for people to wake up and stop being corralled by the Jewish slave masters."
From: Our Response to Shea
AA) From: Radio Interview on Republic Broadcasting Network
Sungenis: "every place that [the Jews] have beeen throughout history, they have been excised. Because they do the same thing every time they go in there, they try to take over places that they go to! And every time they do, people get wise to it, just we're doing now, and they get themselves in trouble. And then they wonder why they're so persecuted, and vagabonds across the face of the earth for the last 2,000 years – well this is why!"
BB) Sungenis: "it is becoming increasingly difficult to believe that six million Jews were killed in Nazi internment camps." (October, 2009)
DD) Sungenis: "The documented records of the International Red Cross show that there were less than a few hundred thousand Jews who died in Nazi camps, and that most of those were from disease." (October, 2009)
(Click here to see a refutation of this claim often made by Holocaust deniers and "revisionists". According to the International Committee of the Red Cross itself, this is not what these records "show.")
EE) Sungenis: "I suggest you read the unsanitized accounts of what really happened [in the Holocaust]. When the Jews and Jewish sympathizers start showing proof that the Nazis killed 6 million Jews by gassing them, instead of jailing people for even bringing up the question, then you you can talk about Nazis and I'll listen." (Note how Sungenis here describes the "revisionist" version of the Holocaust as "unsanitized accounts of what really happened.")
GG) Sungenis: "I suggest you stop blaming it on the nation who excised [the Jews] and start looking at what the Jewish people do to get themselves excised."
HH) Sungenis: "As for Germany's relationship with the Jews, well, the Germans treated the Jews very nicely when the Jews were excised out of Russia and migrated to Germany. Then the Jews turned on the Germans because they got a better deal from someone else."
Yes. You read that last link right. The Holocaust was that reprehensible period when the Jews turned on the Germans because they got a better deal from someone else. That's the crowd my reader was moving among as he recorded his impressions of the conference: the crowd who were there to celebrate the intellectual achievements of E. Michael Jones and his good, good friend and intellectual co-belligerent in the Culture Wars, Robert Sungenis. So I think I can be forgiven for not instantly finding my reader's account utterly incredible, particularly in light of Bob's immortal essay chronicling how the Jew Einstein, who was Jewish, posited the Jewish theory of relativity, which led directly to priestly pedophilia:
In closing, let me add that you should all be sure to rush out and get Bob's recommended Book of the Month! No, seriously. It's right there on his site:
Would it be mean of me to also note that every Catholic torture defender's absolute favorite theologian, Fr. Brian Harrison, also took time out of his busy schedule to write a carefully parsed, lawyerly, and deeply Clintonian defense of Sungenis' defiance of his bishop (a defiance which played out, in part, with Jones publishing Sungenis' various charges that his bishop was a heretic propagating false teaching out of a greater allegiance to Judaism than to the Catholic faith and persecuting him for saying so)? Yes, probably it is mean to mention that. But I think I'll mention it anyway since so many people are so deeply enamored of Fr. Harrison's careful, lawyerly and Clintonian parsing of the obvious meaning of the Catechism when it comes to torture.
Oddly, on both Sungenis and the matter of torture, Fr. Harrison is absolutely and totally alone in the Catholic theological community in staking out these positions. You simply don't find any other theologians or scholars adding their voices to his. Now that could be because he is Athanasius contra mundi, bravely defending the Church's rich heritage of torture against wussy Spirit of Vatican II modernists and courageously standing up for the Prophet Sungenis against a rotten-to-the-core heretic Jew-lover of a bishop who probably doesn't even admit that the Jews turned on the Germans in the Holocaust. But much more likely, it's because he staked out a position that is extremely dubious and Catholics who bet the farm on his opinion being validated by the Church are going to lose their farm.
At any rate, if Sungenis or Jones or the other conference participants want to keep sending me links, I will post them and the three readers who care about their stuff can read it.
And, of course, I will reserve the right to further commentary.

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I have a staff mandatory roaming profile that is shared.
All teaching staff currently use OWA 2007, however, we have outlook 2010 rolled out to clients, it is just not used at present.
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I have so far managed to get outlook to start okay, and populate the outlook 2010 first run setup wizard automatically, but it re-appears at logon (because of being mandatory). I have since unlocked the profile, ran outlook, went through the setup wizard and it worked okay. Once I locked the profile again, and tried to run outlook, all I get is ("Outlook Cannot Start") error message.
I guess its something to do with a setting in the outlook profile, which doesn't match up somehow. Anyway to remove the first run setup wizard altogether via a registry key etc?
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Have you resolved this issue. I have just ran across it. Also it will not go back to 2007. Please help if you found fix.
Yes, it was the profile that was screwed somehow. I just copied an existing one, made some changes, and it worked in the end. Sorry to say I couldn't pin down what was causing it, but most likely some sort of dodgy reg key, as part of NTUser.dat file.
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ATa Wardniftte held liy virtue of a prccopt Js. rrom the Riiht Hon. the L�rd Mayor, at the Scliuol T .fioose. in St Mai)' Axe, tor the elrctou �f an Alderman of the said Ward, in tbe room of John l'riu>ep, Ebq. re- viteiea; ! -ttlttlAM JftG'bni Es<|; M. p. ritiaen and Fletcher, ,va(iiniuiiin�u�)y electid Aldrnnan of ilie sjiul Wiird. '""ftrtblved uautimously. That the Inhabitants of (he VVnnI f LimC'itrrel, deeply regret these\ere illness of tlieir iaie norlhyAldemiaii JOHN PitlNSEi'. Esq. which lia� oh-' "ligrdhioi to withdraw from tlie Court of Ald inder(akiag-n-Ub all possitfle.dlspatcfa, are ready to re-'ceive prouoials from peraons proprrly qualified t&'fiU'th^ *'Oi6t!e of Etigiitber.-'-Such'persnra ai%'desired-to send pror '];^tii.i^ed lip; addressed to thb Cnnnnitiee, atibe Viri gihia t;plf -house, jPumliill, on or before the 29ihofNo^ vember, on which toy tlie Committee Vill iHeet for the pnr-' pose of taking the nhme into eon^ideratinn;' By Order of tbe Committee;-'.. JULIUS NASir, Clerk. Londonj OctobcrStf, 18i)9. ASTXoNDON W.\TEaWORKS.- is hereby given. That a Special General Assembly df of tbeOimpany of Pronrielnrs will be held on Tuesday the SUtdiiyof November, Inst, atjhe Hour of Kleven in ihe i'^weonon, at Ihe City .of London Tavern, in Bi>hpp*cate-.4treet, in the City of Lomtotf; for the purpose of noni(iutiink rly, T. S. PIjCKKRlNG, Chief Clerk and Sec. East London W ater Wi-rks Oilire, St. llelen'p-plnce, Nov. 1. LLAM aiidC^UTlLN'lvSS.-All Pctsods who . have any deniaoil on the lute liim of ALLAM aud CAITHNESS, and who have not already sent a particular thereof, in writing, to Mesi^rj. Seymour anil Montrinu, of Margajifl-streel, Cavendi^h-viiuare, Solicitors, are requeatcd forthwith to tend the snme; anil all persons who are indebted to tbs same Firm, are henceforth requested to pay their respective debts to the same Soiiril;>-s, anil not to ciihcroflhe Partners, or any pi'r36n employed in either of their behalves other than Mesor;. 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Country gentle-ff^Mf proprirtora, witl be tfnpuiuted honorary Directors in Sffifrwgectivedtstricti. ' jWjlintUireetars rcqac8t,;that applications made to them by ^fW'.betiddresscd^ tb>lr offer, and p�,i paid. By Order o,f tbe iJirectors, ,,. ^ , 'WM. BAldLlE.OfliccClert. 'member KISOS. ''7 I ', ' KV. '^VM.^JfiAllGiiAY'S ANTIBILIOUS b^ti�r.. ''S'"^SI*liCli*ms�ild by the appointment of I' '^?- Ch�nS�id�;:i*hole�aleagent, at Mr. Wm. ''""If^'^llw w�� �rtne whlch;ba�e not the oaine eJ>sraf td , . Thh dav are pnb'ishediin 8vOi.pr-re 93. boirils. F-CyEftalONS, onSE VERAL SUB J KCTS: from the V�J.dWT��faaient.^y-JtlHN HAMPTON, JVl. A. Hector, ' of Sunderland, and Curate of St. John's CImprl. 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The Pronrirtor and Inventor feels it,hisdutrto ciuuioii (he Public that none are genuine but such at are sold with his signature John Thomas Rigge, and numbered in red ink, price 7s. (id. at his Warehou'te, 5-2, Park-slrect, GrnsvrDor-tqnare ; and 65, Cbeapiidr; also by regnlarlv appointed agents in eveiy city and town in t: r deLiy, on the charges authorised hv Act of Parliament.-. . per bottle, or one hoiile rnnt.aintng fonr small, at one guiuea, or six guinea h-niles at ft-ve pouinls. Sold Wholesale and RelaiUby the Proprietor, A. Prince, No. 9, Jolin-slreet, Oiford-streer; and. by appomtment, Mr. Smith, Perfumer to his M.ijesly. 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Ryan Adams Scores Al Pacino Film, Announces Do You Laugh When You Lie? 7"
By Jeremy Gordon on November 13, 2014 at 3:44 p.m. EST
Ryan Adams will collaborate on the score for Danny Collins, an upcoming Al Pacino film, as Consequence of Sound points out (via Film Music Reporter). He'll be working with Theodore Shapiro, his collaborator for the song "Stay Alive", which was sung by José González and appeared on the soundtrack to The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. In Danny Collins, Pacino plays an aging rock star who's inspired to change his life after finding an old letter written to him by John Lennon. It'll be out in 2015.
Superchunk Cover Ryan Adams' "Come Pick Me Up"
By Evan Minsker on November 5, 2014 at 11:19 a.m. EST
On November 18, Chicago label Bloodshot Records will celebrate their 20th anniversary with a new double CD/triple LP compilation called While No One Was Looking. It features artists covering music from the Bloodshot catalog. It includes Superchunk's electrified version of Ryan Adams' Heartbreaker highlight "Come Pick Me Up". That's it above.
Ryan Adams Announces Vampires 7", Just in Time for Halloween, Covers Bryan Adams' "Run to You"
By Jeremy Gordon on October 2, 2014 at 10:16 a.m. EDT
Ryan Adams has announced the Halloween-appropriate Vampires 7", which will be out on October 28 through his PAX-Am Singles Series, as Consequence of Sound points out. Check out the tracklist—which, honestly, could be a little spookier—below. It follows Adams' self-titled album, which came out just last month.
Ryan Adams Brings Johnny Depp Onstage to Perform at London Concert
By Zoe Camp on September 19, 2014 at 7:50 a.m. EDT
Ryan Adams is currently on the road in support of his new self-titled album. Last night, the tour stopped off at Shepherd's Bush Empire in London, and during the encore, Adams brought out a special guest to perform Danzig's "Mother" and "Kim" from Ryan Adams. As Consequence of Sound reports, wasn't Garry Shandling or Elvira, but Johnny Depp: a longtime friend of Adams, sporting a white fedora and accompanying the singer on guitar and vocals. Watch footage of the performances below.
Ryan Adams Shares "My Wrecking Ball" Video
By Evan Minsker on September 17, 2014 at 8:09 p.m. EDT
Ryan Adams has shared another new video for a track from his self-titled album. The clip for his single "My Wrecking Ball" doesn't feature Garry Shandling or Elvira. This time, it's just Adams singing the song, his face obscured by various bits of archival footage.
Ryan Adams Enlists Bob Mould, Garry Shandling, Jeff Garlin in Weird Informercials
By Jeremy Gordon on September 8, 2014 at 3:04 p.m. EDT
Ryan Adams' new, self-titled album is out tomorrow. To promote it, he's shared a video in which actor Jeff Garlin ("Curb Your Enthusiasm") reveals something very upsetting to Garry Shandling ("The Garry Shandling Show"): Listening to the album is such an emotional experience, it killed his parakeet. What follows is a game of telephone in which Adams, who's seen recording in the studio with Bob Mould, is basically instructed to stop killing parakeets with his incisive songwriting. (That's producer Don Was doing the instructing from the shadows.) Check it out below. Update: Adams has also posted a second video, a parody of an old noir film, also starring Garlin, Shandling, and Was. This time, listening to the new Ryan Adams album turns you into a zombie. Watch that below, too.
Ryan Adams Does "Gimme Something Good" on "Fallon"
By Evan Minsker on August 14, 2014 at 5:25 a.m. EDT
"The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" welcomed musical guests Ryan Adams and his band the Shining. He did "Gimme Something Good", the single from his forthcoming self-titled album (out September 9 via Pax-Am).
Ryan Adams Teams With Elvira for "Gimme Something Good" Video
By Zoe Camp on August 12, 2014 at 5:25 a.m. EDT
Ryan Adams' new self-titled album arrives September 9 on his Pax-Am label. After sharing "Gimme Something Good" several weeks back, the singer has shared the song's video, which features Adams performing against intermittent footage of a woman who bears an uncanny resemblance to Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. It was directed by Michael Reich; check it out below.
Ryan Adams Announces North American Tour, Releases 10-Song Punk 7" 1984
By Jeremy Gordon on July 22, 2014 at 2:12 p.m. EDT
Ryan Adams has announced a North American tour in support of his forthcoming self-titled album, which is out September 9. Check out the full schedule below. He's also announced the newest entry in his singles series: 1984, which, according to a press release is a 10-song 7" inspired by "the halcyon days of the earliest releases from Dischord, SST, Touch & Go and their ilk." That one is out August 19 via his Pax-Am label.
Ryan Adams Announces Self-Titled Album, Shares "Gimme Something Good"
By Jeremy Gordon on July 1, 2014 at 11:41 a.m. EDT
Ryan Adams has announced the follow up to 2011's Ashes & Fire. It's called, quite simply, Ryan Adams. That's the cover art above. The self-produced record is out September 9 on his Pax-Am label. He's also shared lead single "Gimme Something Good", which you can listen to above via Spotify.
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"For us, the idea of having a work that has contradictions is very important—when, in affirming something, it includes itself and attacks itself. How can you put together all of these things that have nothing to do with each other? You use glue! Glue can be an idea, a word. You can use an ideological glue."
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ABOARD THE USS SPRUANCE — On a clear, windless morning in January, director Peter Berg climbed from a U.S. Navy helicopter onto the deck of this 9,200-ton destroyer steaming north off the coast of San Diego and hurried to the bridge to meet the ship's commanding officer, Tate Westbrook.
"I was told you'd know your way around one of these about as well as I do," Westbrook said to Berg as the director toured the vessel, taking in its torpedo tubes, sonar systems and the compact quarters for 300 sailors.
Berg, 50, has spent a good chunk of his life around the military, first as the son of a Marine who was an avid Naval historian, then while embedded with Navy SEALs in Iraq to research a film and most recently as the director of the naval board game-inspired action movie "Battleship," which opens in U.S. theaters May 18.
As any child who has ever sunk an opponent's plastic submarine can attest, Battleship is a simple, grid-style guessing game, with no narrative arc or characters. But Berg and screenwriter brothers Erich and Jon Hoeber have injected a fleet of story lines and personalities into "Battleship" the movie, in which the Navy becomes embroiled in combat with some mysterious, otherworldly vessels. Earth's best defense is some very shiny ships and its most attractive people — Taylor Kitsch (of Berg's long-running TV drama "Friday Night Lights" and the recent box-office dud "John Carter") plays Alex Hopper, a hotheaded Navy officer; Alexander Skarsgard is Hopper's better-behaved older brother; and Brooklyn Decker is Hopper's physical therapist girlfriend, who tends to wounded veterans.
Eager to showcase its ships in front of the taxpayers who pay for them, the U.S. Navy cooperated enthusiastically with the film, providing access to five destroyers and hundreds of real sailors. But with that access came a quandary for Berg: how to shoot a movie starring America's seaborne military branch without being too American for the foreign filmgoers who typically constitute well over half of an action movie's audience.
To broaden the movie's appeal internationally, Berg added regionally specific touches, such as a Japanese naval officer (Tadanobu Asano) and a nod to the Chinese military classic "The Art of War," as well as elements audiences in nearly every culture seem to enjoy — namely soccer, extraterrestrials and Barbadian pop singer Rihanna firing a giant Gatling gun.
"I did not want 'Battleship' to be perceived as an American war film," said Berg. "I wanted to do everything I could to make the film accessible to a global audience. It felt like bringing an alien component to the film would help take the American jingoism out of it and let it be something that felt more summer-ish and more adventurous."
Berg's background positioned him well to walk the line between portraying the Navy authentically and pleasing Universal Pictures, the studio that financed the $211-million action film with an eye toward building a franchise.
Growing up in New York City, Berg was a captive participant in his father's maritime hobby, dragged along on family trips to Naval museums and sailing excursions. He majored in dramatic arts at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minn., where he roomed with future William Morris Endeavor agent and co-chief executive Ari Emmanuel, who still represents him; both moved to Los Angeles after graduation to start working in Hollywood.
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I'm getting ready to rack my cider in the secondary its a 5 gallon batch my question is when I rack it should I add more cider to it to top it off and do I do anything else to it thanks for any help
Depends. If you plan on leaving it a long time top it off. If less than a couple weeks, then no
Yes I plan on letting it set for about 9 months then bottle it
Cider does not have the protection from a higher alcohol % like wine does. Cider does not typically have the protection from lower pH and added SO2 like wine does.
And then you plan on aging it for 9 months before bottling.
If it was me I would be limiting headspace to not more than about 2 inches from the bottom of the airlock and doing what I could during handling and storage to avoid oxygenating the cider further.
Can I add another gallon of cider to it maybe sweeten it up a little and how much apple concentrate do I add I know everyones taste is different but what is commonly used for a 5 gallon batch
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Huskies win seventh straight with 7-1 victory over Gonzaga
Washington overcame nasty weather Tuesday night at Husky Ballpark to beat Gonzaga 7-1 in a nonconference baseball game and increase its winning streak to seven games.
Rain steadily fell throughout the game and caused a 20-minute delay in the top of the fourth inning.
Washington (17-5-1), ranked 19th in the latest poll by College Baseball News, outhit Gonzaga (9-14) 9-3. Braden Bishop, Branden Berry and Trevor Mitsui had two hits apiece to pace the Huskies.
Senior David Downs, who led Seattle Pacific to a No. 11 national ranking in the final poll, was selected to the NCAA Division II men's basketball All-America team by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC).
The 6-foot-2 point guard was the Falcons' leading scorer with 20.4 points per game.
Downs won the 2014 West Region and Great Northwest Athletic Conference Player of the Year awards. He is a three-time, first-team all-conference pick.
No. 10 Washington stayed in contention at the Anuenue Spring Break Classic, shooting a 2-over 290 for the second straight day at The Bay Course in Kapalua, Hawaii. The Huskies will enter Wednesday's final round in second place, three strokes behind Pepperdine.
Washington's Ying Luo is second at 2-under 142, six strokes behind leader Grace Na of Pepperdine.
Jennifer Yang is fourth at 143, and teammate SooBin Kim if fifth at 144.
Seattle University is 13th at 49-over 625.
• Two Vikings placed among the top 10 in medal play as Western Washington finished fourth at 880 at the Cal Baptist Invitational at Menifee Lakes Country Club.
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Central Washington junior Jeff Beckman broke open a tie in the bottom of the seventh inning with a two-run triple to propel the Wildcats (12-11) over Oregon Tech 10-8.
• Seattle U's Kacie Sowell has been named to the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) All-Region 7 team. Sowell was a first-team All-WAC honoree.
Katie Benson of Seattle Pacific was an honorable-mention All-American selection.
• Steven Card has been hired as the director of athletics at Western Washington. Card, interim athletic director at Western since last May, succeeds Lynda Goodrich, who retired last May after 26 years as athletic director.
• The Seattle University men's tennis (8-12) team earned a 5-2 victory over Idaho State (2-8) to close out a trip to Las Vegas, the most wins in a season since the program was restored in 2010.
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