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Hi. I took a look at the European forums and it seem that their search function is working:
This is a bit shocking to me. Why do we not have the function? Can someone from Riot America please give the Riot Europeans a call and copy and paste some codes so you guys can have more time releasing things like Magma Chamber? I know you guys were too busy last patch adjusting Pantheon's AD scaling and all, but how about it?
It sorta works.
This is not mine, I did not make it.
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Forget the Spire.... these are the true landmarks of Dublin's skyline. The Poolbeg chimneys. This was taken from Sandymount beach today (11th Apil 09) on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. I exported to Photoshop to fix some stitching issues and then into lightroom to modify the colours and tones. I think the change ...
Dublin Panorama taken from The Gravity Bar/Guinness Storehouse. [4 photos, Hasselblad H3D II-39 + 80mm lens, Phocus, PS CS3]
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August 2014 The church is built with blocks of the Devonian (17-357 mya) Old Red Sandstone and much younger basalt blocks(Tertiary) flows. www.geographyinaction.co.uk/Geology%20files/Geol_index.html www.cushendall.info/tourism/layd_church_yard.htm
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I don't know what it is about this particular set of pictures--maybe all the water?--but they were really beautiful. I especially loved the one of the empty boats and the bell. These shots reminded me of some wonderful and stunning framed prints this famous travel photographer sells at Arts Fest here each year. (Most of them have a Buddhist theme or flavor, and they're priced from the low hundreds.) This work is absolutely comparable.
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Our last full day here we took a tour to the Perfume Pagoda in the Ha Tay Province outside of Hanoi.
Ha Tay Province is the poorest in the country and is primarily driven by agriculture. People still do things by hand (which was similar to what all the country looked like 9 yrs ago).
The Perfume Pagoda gets flooded by domestic tourists during Tet so we hit the calm before the storm---very nice and tranquil. This was a quite lovely break from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Stand by for my final entry for this trip. I had a great last night and will stop by and Singapore for couple of hours and have dinner with a friend who is working there.
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Experts: Trained police needed for school security
WASHINGTON The student's attack began with a shotgun blast through the windows of a California high school. Rich Agundez, the El Cajon policeman assigned to the school, felt his mind shift into overdrive.
People yelled at him amid the chaos but he didn't hear. He experienced "a tunnel vision of concentration."
While two teachers and three students were injured when the glass shattered in the 2001 attack on Granite Hills High School, Agundez confronted the assailant and wounded him before he could get inside the school and use his second weapon, a handgun.
The National Rifle Association's response to a Connecticut school massacre envisions, in part, having trained, armed volunteers in every school in America. But Agundez, school safety experts and school board members say there's a huge difference between a trained law enforcement officer who becomes part of the school family - and a guard with a gun.
The NRA's proposal has sparked a debate across the country as gun control rises once again as a national issue. President Barack Obama promised to present a plan in January to confront gun violence in the aftermath of the killing of 20 Sandy Hook Elementary School students and six teachers in Newtown, Conn.
Agundez said what happened before the shooting in the San Diego County school should frame the debate over the NRA's proposal.
With a shooting at another county school just weeks before, Agundez had trained the staff in how to lock down the school, assigned evacuation points, instructed teachers to lock doors, close curtains and turn off the lights. He even told them computers should be used where possible to communicate, to lessen the chaos.
And his training? A former SWAT team member, Agundez' preparation placed him in simulated stressful situations and taught him to evade a shooter's bullets. And the kids in the school knew to follow his advice because they knew him. He spoke in their classrooms and counseled them when they came to him with problems.
In the wake of the Sandy Hook massacre, school boards, administrators, teachers and parents are reviewing their security measures.
School security officers can range from the best-trained police officers to unarmed private guards. Some big-city districts with gang problems and crime formed their own police agencies years ago. Others, after the murder of 13 people at Columbine High School in 1999, started joint agreements with local police departments to have officers assigned to schools - even though that was no guarantee of preventing violence. A trained police officer at Columbine confronted one of two shooters but couldn't prevent the death of 13 people.
"Our association would be uncomfortable with volunteers," said Mo Canady, executive director of the National Association of School Resource Officers - whose members are mostly trained law enforcement officers who "become part of the school family.'"
Canady questioned how police officers responding to reports of a shooter would know whether the person with a gun is a volunteer or the assailant.
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Judy Wicks speaking at the Annual Lecture, March 2014
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Pants-Ditching Celebs: Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez is seen outside of Le Royal Monceau Hotel in Paris, France on June 15, 2011. The 'American Idol' judge was wearing a short coat as a dress.
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Who creates the imagery for the fictional start-ups of HBO's sly satire? That'd be Dorothy Street. The graphic artist came to Silicon Valley after stints doctoring centerfolds for The Playboy Club and designing fake-TV-show posters for Californication. "People aren't really aware that this position exists in the film and TV industry," she muses. (Spoiler alert: It does!) Street explains her latest designs.
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Think Like a Bro Before Street started working on Pied Piper's amateurish first logo, she asked Silicon's male production assistants to take a shot at drawing the image. That helped her get into a dude-ier mindset and showed her how "guys that didn't have any artistic abilities," like Thomas Middleditch's soft-spoken programmer, Richard, would approach the project. "When we went back to shoot the series, there was a line about it looking like a d---," she says with a laugh, "so we did tweak it from what we created in the pilot."
Realities of the Valley "The last thing we want is two lowercase ps in a square," T.J. Miller's Erlich declares while contemplating a new tag. Of course, that's exactly what they end up with though Street points out that it's not the worst idea, since the logo has to make sense as a button one might see on a phone or tablet.
Forging Ahead Street had to be careful when designing a logo for Hooli, Silicon's take on Google. The tag needed to credibly resemble existing tech-company trademarks without being too similar: "We wanted it to be original, and I wanted everything to look modern," she explains of the aesthetic. Hence the bells and whistles the i dotted with a planet and the Saturn-like rings around the h which also serve another purpose: "I wanted there to be something they could play with if the logo was ever animated."


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There's nothing quite so cute as little girls' dresses. Handmade dresses, like this Folksy Flower Dress, are great for babies. With some extra fabric and some basic crochet skills, you can make a crochet baby dress for your favorite little lady.
Size: 6-9 months
- Cotton worsted weight yarn
- Fabric marked for circular bottom (1/2 yard)
- Crochet Hook : G (4.25mm)
- Chain 55
- Row 1: hdc in 3rd ch from hook, ch1 turn (53hdc)
- Row 2: sk first st,*(sc, ch2, hdc) in next st, sk next st, Rep from * across ending with sc in last st. ch 1 turn (26 S-edge cluster)
- Row 3: 2 sc in first st, then keeping ch2 sts from previous row S-edge clusters in front - 3sc in BACK LOOP ONLY of each sc across to last sc, 2 sc in last st, ch 1 turn
- Row 4: rep Row 2, ch 1 turn
- Row 5: 2 sc in first st, then keeping ch2 sts from previous row S-edge clusters in front - 2 sc in BACK LOOP ONLY of each sc across ch 1 turn
- Row 6: rep Row 2, ch 1 turn
- Rows 7-10: rep Rows 3-6, ch 1 turn (55 S-edge clusters around bib)
- Row 11 (Armhole Row): 2 sc in first st, *sk ch2 sp, 2 sc in next sc, rep from * 6 times, chain 3 skip next 15 ch2 sps, 2 sc in next 14 sc sts, chain 3 sk next 15 ch2 sps, 2 sc in last 8 sc sts. Join with sl st to first sc, ch1 turn
- Row 12: sk first st, *(sc, ch 2, hdc) all in next st, sk next st, rep from * around. Join with sl st to first sc, ch 3 turn
- Row 13: dc in same sp as ch3, 2 dc in each sc around. Join with sl st to top of ch 3. Fasten off.
With MC:
- Row 1: Join yarn with a sc at top right corner of opening, work 10 more sc down side of opening, sl st in bottom center st, work 11 sc up next side of opening, ch1 turn
- Row 2: sc in first st, ch 1, sk next st (button hole made), sc in next 5 sts, ch 1, sk next st (button hole made), sc in last 3 sts, sl st in bottom center st, sc in each st to top, ch 1 turn
- Row 3: sl st in each st and ch around opening. Fasten off.
- Measure the yoke where the fabric is to be attached. (Let it be X)
- Now X + 5" (Add this extra if you would like to give some pleats in front) is the circumference of the first small circle.
- Fabric needs to be folded in 4 layers with a right angled corner.
- Now to draw the first arc The radius R = (X+5)/6.28 [using the formula circumference =2 x pi x R]
- For Next arc = Length required for the bottom part + 1/2" seam allowance
- Another method is to cut two pieces for front and back (top part of trapezoid = 1/2(X)+ 1/2" seam allowance, Bottom : 2*(1/2X+1/2")
- Attach top crocheted piece to bottom fabric piece.
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Chev. Maurice F. Mizzi Reappointed President of Mizzi Organisation
The Board of Directors of Mizzi Organisation have announced the reappointment of Chev. Maurice F. Mizzi as President of Mizzi Organisation for another term. Chev Mizzi, is the last surviving son of the founder of Mizzi Organisation Spiro Mizzi.
Chev Mizzi has played a crucial role in the family business over the past 58 years, helping Mizzi Organisation evolve and shape into the successful, family conglomerate it is today. Fresh out of the University of Malta, Chev Mizzi immediately joined his father's business in 1957 and was made responsible for the setting up and development of Mizzi Ltd.(now Zanussi Centre). Over the past 4 decades he has also been responsible for and to this day remains CEO for both Continental Cars Ltd, handling renowned automotive brands such as Volkswagen, SEAT, Audi and Porsche, as well as for Titan International Ltd – the engineering arm of Mizzi Organisation, the leaders in air conditioner and lift importation and installation.
Chev. Mizzi has had a full career over the years with involvement not only in the family organization but also in a number of government related entities. He was made Chairman of the then parastatal company - Mediterranean Film Studios, as well as Chairman of the Malta Development Corporation in 1997/2000. He served also as director of Maltacom plc (now GO plc) board from 1997 until 2002 and also held the position of Chairman of the European Arab Chamber of Commerce during 2002-2003.
Currently, apart from his primary role as President of Mizzi Organisation, Chev Mizzi is Chairman of Ozone Ltd, President of the Maltese-Chinese Chamber of Commerce, President of the Association of New Car Importers, Consul General of Iceland, and last year has been made a member of the Board of the Council of the University of Malta.
Being one of the largest, very successful privately owned organisations in Malta, Mizzi Organisation is a leader in a diversity of sectors which include automotive sales and service, beverage production, distribution and importation, retail, tourism, real estate, schools as well as mechanical and electrical contracting. Furthermore, during the past few years Mizzi Organisation has formed part in various Consortia from a yacht repair centre and a yacht marina as well as a lottery company. Mizzi Organisation is committed to its customers, employees and Malta's development and continues to build on its core strengths and expand its business portofolio. Mizzi Organisation has 1200 employees and will be celebrating 100 years in business during 2018.


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Test the tech: Autocross
We had the opportunity to take this 2008 Mini Cooper S Clubman on an autocross course, a short track defined by cones featuring many sharp turns and a slalom. The autocross course was the perfect opportunity to see if the extra weight and length of the Clubman would significantly hurt its maneuverability and acceleration. Other Minis competing on this course included a Mini Cooper and a Mini Cooper Clubman with an automatic transmission. Unfortunately, we didn't have a Mini Cooper S to compare, so our main point of comparison was whether the turbo on the Cooper S Clubman would make up for the 300 extra pounds it carried over the Mini Cooper. The wheelbase of the Mini Cooper is also 3 inches shorter than that of the Clubman.
For the first of our three timed runs, we dropped the Clubman's clutch at the starting line, producing a wheel-spinning start and a quick launch to the first 90 degree right turn. The Clubman flicked around the turn easily, and we shifted up to second, building up speed to enter the next turn. We cut this one too closely, taking out a cone on the inside. We next had to deal with two quick turns--left then right--both at 90 degrees. Coming through here, the back end of the Clubman caught a second cone, and we lost some speed coming into the slalom. The Clubman proved its mettle on the final two 90 degree turns, where we were able to make up some time as we flicked it around.
For our second trip around the course, we still took out a couple of cones, but familiarity with the turns improved our time. By the third attempt, we blasted off from the starting line, trying to keep wheel spin minimal, making the car bolt forward into the first turn. With better knowledge of the course, we upshifted to second and hit the throttle, building up speed to carry through the second turn. The Clubman handled it well, and we jammed the brakes before the next set of sharper turns. We threw the Clubman's wheel back and forth, coming out of the final turn into the slalom. The Clubman made it through the final set of turns without touching a cone, and gave us our best time.
By comparison, the nonturbocharged Mini Cooper's shorter length and lighter weight didn't provide enough gains in maneuverability and acceleration to outstrip the Clubman. Our own staff and other journalists testing out the cars on the autocross consistently found the Cooper S Clubman faster than the Cooper. The Mini Cooper Clubman with the automatic proved the worst of the bunch. Although 55 pounds lighter than the Cooper S Clubman, it handled poorly in the corners and could never duplicate the throttle response of the S version.
In the cabin
From the driver's seat, the only difference in the cabin of the 2008 Mini Cooper S Clubman over the standard Cooper is the 9 extra inches of body length you've got behind you. The tachometer is still a pod mounted on the steering column, and the speedometer is still a giant gauge in the center of the dashboard. The sport seats offer the same recline, fore and aft, and height adjustment. However, access to the rear seats is enhanced by a small suicide door on the passenger side, which works exactly like the doors on the Honda Element. You have to open the front door before opening the rear door.


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- Aug 20:
- Marin judge declines to toss confession by alleged serial bank robber
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- Marin robbery suspect loses bid to stop IJ from publishing his photo
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- Marin Voice: Striving to make sure defendants get a fair trial in Marin
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- Marin Voice: Defending the First Amendment
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- Larkspur man accused of robbing 11 banks in Marin County
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- DA prepares more charges in Marin bank robbery case
- Dec 27:
- Marin bank robbery suspect delays plea as DA prepares more charges
- Dec 19:
- Marin bank robbery suspect faces possible life term
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- Marin bank robbery suspect moved from hospital to jail as inquiries continue
- Dec 13:
- Larkspur man with prison record named as Marin bank robbery suspect
- Dec 12:
- Marin bank robbery suspect in stable condition from shooting as investigation accelerates
- Dec 11:
- Novato bank robbery suspect shot in San Rafael as police pursue link to serial case
- Nov 21:
- Novato bank robbed in suspected 10th strike by hatted bandit
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- Terra Linda bank robbed, investigators probe connection to serial bandit
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- San Anselmo bank robbed in suspected return of hatted bandit
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- First report: FBI offers reward in case of Marin serial bank robber with knit hat
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The lawyer for an alleged serial robber is trying to stop the Marin Independent Journal from publishing photographs it has already published.
"We consider this an outrageous attempt at censorship, and we're going to fight this vigorously in court," said Robert Sterling, editor of the newspaper. "Courts across the country have repeatedly rejected efforts such as this to weaken the First Amendment."
The subject of the photos is Christopher Jay Wootton, the Larkspur man charged with robbing 11 Marin banks and pulling a gun on two policemen. Wootton, 60, was arrested after being shot by a sheriff's deputy after a chase into Terra Linda.
Because of his injuries, Wootton has been rolled to court in a wheelchair. While most inmates can be escorted from jail to court on foot through interior passageways, the few in wheelchairs must be rolled outside the building briefly so they can be taken to elevators.
At Wootton's initial court appearance on Dec. 19, the Independent Journal asked Judge James Chou for permission to take pictures of the defendant in court. Wootton's public defender objected. The prosecution did not object.
The judge denied the motion without prejudice, meaning he was open to reconsidering at a later date.
Having been denied photo access in open court, the Independent Journal photographer took pictures of Wootton outside the courthouse as he was being rolled back to Marin County Jail. The newspaper, which is a member of the Associated Press news cooperative, shared the photograph with other media organizations.
During a followup hearing on Dec. 27, the public defender, Michael Coffino, asked a different judge to prohibit the Independent Journal from taking Wootton's picture outside court in the future. Coffino said the newspaper violated "the spirit" of Judge Chou's order, jeopardized Wootton's right to a fair trial and discriminated against his disability.
The second judge, Andrew Sweet, denied the oral request. He said he doubted he had the authority to tell the news media not to take photographs outside at a public facility. He also said Coffino had filed no written briefs for him to consider.
On Jan. 29, Coffino filed a motion seeking to enjoin the Independent Journal and other media from publishing the photos of Wootton being transported to and from court. Coffino argued that the photos could taint witnesses and potential jurors. He said Wootton's constitutional right to a fair trial outweighs the Independent Journal's constitutional press freedoms.
Coffino also argued that judges have the right to restrict the media not just inside the courtroom, but at the courthouse "generally," including the entrances and exits. Marin Superior Court occupies one portion of the sprawling Civic Center building.
The Marin Independent Journal, which routinely publishes photos of criminal defendants after their arrests or in court, said the media's constitutional rights are firmly established. The newspaper's lawyer, Duffy Carolan, is filing an opposition this week in Marin Superior Court.
Carolan said both the federal and state constitutions provide strong protections against prior restraint of the media by the government, and that Wootton's case does not come close to overcoming them.
"Neither the facts of this case nor the law of this nation support the issuance an order barring a newspaper from further publishing photographs it lawfully obtained and which already are available on the Internet for anyone who has a browser," wrote Carolan, a partner at Jassy Vick Carolan LLP in San Francisco.
Peter Scheer, executive director of the First Amendment Coalition, said the Superior Court has "zero authority to order a newspaper not to publish a news story, photograph or other content that the paper already has in its possession."
"The court's only discretion in this area is limited to trying to deny a news organization, in advance, the opportunity to obtain a photo or information," Scheer said in an email. "For example, the court can gag lawyers so they can't comment; it can forbid cameras inside the courtroom. But once the media obtain a photo or information, a court cannot lawfully enjoin publication."
A hearing on the photography issue is scheduled for Feb. 21 before Judge Chou.
Wootton is accused of robbing or trying to rob banks in San Rafael, Mill Valley, Corte Madera, San Anselmo, Greenbrae and Novato. He could face up to life in prison under the three-strikes law because he has prior convictions for kidnapping and residential burglary.
Wootton still requires a wheelchair for his court appearances, sheriff's Lt. Jamie Scardina said Monday.
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Kid Koala "Space Cadet Headphone Experience"
Irondale Center; Brooklyn, NY
It is unclear if the show has started yet. The audience wanders a U-shaped balcony full of carnival games ("Turn your face into an asteroid and win!") and articles of interest (sculptures of plants from a fictional planet). The walls are lined with covers of old science fiction records with names like Bobby and Betty go to the Moon and etchings from Space Cadet, the graphic novel/album around which this "immersive experience" is centered. Beneath the balcony lies an auditorium, its floor lined with rows of white mats and tubular, white cushions.
Kid Koala is walking around the balcony and speaking to concert-goers about the gathered oddities. He tells me the new Deltron 3030 album (due out in June) is all done save for one chorus, and that "it murders the first one!" He emerges elsewhere on the balcony and introduces his opener, Terrance Bernard, who plays three songs in the far corner while I listen and frost a cookie at the Cookie Station.
We funnel down two stairwells into the auditorium and are each handed a pair of wireless headphones before finding our seats and space pods (cushions). Music can be heard in the hall, but Kid Koala speaks and his voice is only audible in headphones. It is a strange sensation. Koala begins his first song, close-ups of his hands projected on three screens behind him.
Koala's technique is subtle and nonabrasive, uncommon in the world of turntablists. It would be easy to forget — were it not for the multi-angle closeups — how much energy and precision go into producing these otherworldly sounds. His sound engineer, Vid Cousins, works in tandem, and the product can now only be heard through the headphones. Removing the headphones for a moment produces, oddly, a more isolating feeling than wearing them: sitting alone in a large, quiet room.
One song is accompanied by images from Space Cadet, but the concept is soon abandoned in favor of an experience far more varied. Koala plays songs from his upcoming 12-Bit Blues album, his popular, eerie rendition of "Moon River," and music from children's TV show Yo Gabba Gabba! (while dressed in a Koala suit, leading the audience in a dance). He jokes around between songs and talks about the book: It's a sad, sweet tale about a robot whose daughter leaves for space. There are no words, he tells us, so he felt like he needed to add songs so people wouldn't feel ripped off.
Between songs, he asks for audience volunteers; some ring bells or spin long, plastic howling tubes, others engage in a thumb war projected in enormous triplicate, and we all cheer along with an animated dance battle. He thanks the audience for its support, and asks offhandedly if we're as jaded about the typical live-music formula as he is. But as soon as another song begins, the intensity and focus of the headphones experience returns, and we are all sitting in a silent room, listening intently. It is unclear when exactly the show started, but we know we are part of it now.
Set list
01. Moving On (officially untitled collaboration w/Damon Albarn, Dan the Automator)
02. Space Cadet Theme
03. Remembrance
04. Music Box with Margot
05. Mosquito Blues
06. Song from Yo Gabba Gabba! Live!
07. Moon River
08. Speed of Light (from Space Cadet)
09. 11-Bit Blues
10. 3-Bit Blues
11. Birthday
Equipment list
Kid Koala:
- Technics 1200
- Vestax QFO
- Rane Empath Mixer
- Yamaha SU-10
- Wurlitzer
Vid Cousins:
- FX quad panner
- Persephone
- Glitchbox
Hype Williams / Gatekeeper / BODYGUARD / White Car
The Echoplex; Los Angeles, CA
An introduction: You know you're in for a long night when you step outside for a drink and, immediately, hear the man in the suit jacket, vest, and Burzum shirt ask loudly, in good faith, "I'm not a hipster, am I?"
The short answer: Oh, fuck me.
+1: I took my fiancée with me. Although she was unfamiliar with the performing artists, she has a high tolerance, and sincere appreciation, for difficult music. And although she was exhausted, from both work and sleeplessness, she was excited to join me. I was excited to have her with me. I said, "I think you might enjoy this." (I talked about James Ferraro, and I talked about Hype Williams.) Three bands in, she asked, "So, do people actually like this, or are they just supposed to like it?" During the show, she posted a status update: "I think the worst parts of the 1990s threw up on this venue." On the ride home, she said, "It was just so empty." "Insincere," too.
Gratitude: I'm sure the promoter meant well, and I'm grateful for the spots on the guest list. However, I can't imagine what those who paid for this might have thought. I'll check Twitter later.
Drinks: Four whiskeys between the two of us. Not even a significant buzz, unfortunately.
The line-up: White Car, BODYGUARD, Gatekeeper, Hype Williams. In between sets, a DJ spun some records. I watched a girl sing along to one song in the light of her cell phone.
Words spoken from band members to audience: Zero. Unless you count middle-fingers and mocking gestures, which may or may not have been deserved.
WHITE CAR: My fiancée asked, "What am I watching?" Men, within the independent music realm, don't have to try. Women have to try, but men do not have to try. Apparently, you can fiddle, on stage, with your sequencer, and process your David Byrne-wannabe vocals through a shitty delay pedal, and occasionally hit single keys on your synth, and get a pass. Thank your penis, guys. (Still, no one will dance to your trite, but very danceable music, because Los Angeles has magnified Portland's up-ass-stick into infinity and stuck it up their own, into impossibly dark depths, and Burzum shirt non hipster and indoor sunglasses girl would rather be caught dead than moving to your music. They will still discuss their Record Store Day finds outside, though, while taking a drag from a blunt.)
Thesis: Los Angeles hates fun, or music, or both. It hasn't always been the case, but all that is left, here, now, are late-twenty somethings and early-thirty somethings who still go to shows, on Tuesdays, at midnight, to stand around and look bored, or worse.
BODYGUARD: All that was on stage was a motorcycle (fuck the details) and some asshole Karate Kid'ing behind it, while "RAIN" played in the background. Twenty-five minutes of this. It was pointlessly hostile, and boring.
GATEKEEPER: A computer hidden behind a smokescreen playing danceable music that too few people danced to. It sounded like a cross between a Power Rangers fight scene and the Mortal Kombat theme. Even still, I couldn't tell when their set ended and the DJ began spinning. Again.
HYPE WILLIAMS: This set was the least disappointing. It was dull, but it was Hype Williams-dull – which they have exploited toward incredibly interesting, and I daresay moving, ends. Not tonight, unfortunately. Before the band stood two women, bikini-clad and muscular, who flexed and posed throughout the duration of the show. I won't patronize you by exploring their obvious function as critique. Hype Williams' set more or less consisted of (apparent) improvisational noise. It was unremarkable. The music pulsated, deeply, through my body, but it left no impression more significant or lasting than my whiskey did. I watched part of the show through a cell-phone camera held above me; that was interesting.
Some guy: Some guy yelled for one of the women to "take off [her] shirt." "Bikini top" is difficult to yell in a pinch. (He didn't get the critique, obviously. Or maybe he was being ironic.)
Representative: The audience stood around, staring into the darkness of the empty stage, for a good five minutes after Hype Williams finished their set. Waiting. No encore.
Travel time: From Berlin to Los Angeles. From New York to Los Angeles. From Chicago to Los Angeles. For this? Really?
The ride home: It was better than the ride there. Into Los Angeles, we fought construction traffic, and I fought nasty heart palpitations, to make it, on time, to the Echoplex, to see a show I wanted to see for weeks. I was, if I can even admit this anymore, genuinely excited to see some artists I enjoy listening to, thinking through, and feeling through. Instead, we were given all of the above. As we got in my car to drive away, to complain to each other, and to find some consolation in the fact that we still openly feel excitement about music, about the reality of the generous show/performance, and most of all about each other, we turned on the radio, and there was Gotye, Nicki Minaj, Pitbull, Selena Gomez, and others, imbued with a new (however slight, however cynical) sense of value. I mean, at least their performances are sincerely pointless. Right?
Conclusion: I don't know. I'm glad to be home, though.
Ty Segall / Mikal Cronin
East End; Portland, OR
I braved the bitter cold Friday evening for what looked to be a slap-happy throwdown anchored by a solo performance from the San Francisco Garage Rock Whiz Kid himself Mr. Ty Segall, he of the wavy strawberry locks and snotty stage demeanor, he of a couple very nice albums and a last name that either sounds like an ocean bird or an action hero depending on whom you ask. More on him in a jif.
The two local bands were fine: Still Caves, a drummer-singin' scrumbucket of broke melody; and Cyclotron, all Big Star fronted by Darby Crash and way sassy. Speaking of Darby, it was my amigo that brought him up, and I realized this second wave of the ongoing garage revival really is more punk and glam-obliged than the first, less 1960s jangle, more 1970s scuzz. Fine by me. So do y'all know about Mikal Cronin? Seemed like most of the crowd was there for him, not the seagull, and who could blame them; dude's rock action solos were serious, his band tighter than Christmas. The press predicts Cronin to have a huge 2012; I predict he covers the next Tiger Beat. I had to keep dodging an aggressive ponytail during Cronin's set courtesy the girl in front of me, but no doubt she was lost in a moment of hunky guitarish wonder; so were we all.
Segall took the stage incredibly late, and I was oh-so-tired, but I stuck it out, most of it at least, a hot, drunken mess of fast-as-fuck solo jams and endearingly dilapidated cover songs (Sabbath, this James Gang tune, which I always thought was Zeppelin). "Everybody get high," he not so much suggested as commanded, the crowd halfheartedly woo-hooing in response. So I decided to head home. Outside, I overheard a rather blasé fella talking to another. "I've been continuously disappointed by Ty," he lamented. But who, I thought, is the young rock and roller trying to please, anyway?
tUnE-yArDs / Pat Jordache
Regency Ballroom; San Francisco, CA
While a handful of music critics and fans recognized her earliest potential, it only took a couple years and a sophomore release (2011's w h o k i l l) before the buzz about Merrill Garbus's solo project tUnE-yArDs became impossible to ignore. Being an East Bay local, I've taken much pride in witnessing each step of the band's transition. Super-stoked on 2009's BiRd-BrAiNs since her tour with Xiu Xiu, I couldn't wait to hear what was next for the experimental, DIY soul-pop act. And though it's easy to hate on a band or artist that hits big-time recognition relatively quickly — hell, she's even getting nods of approval from Yoko Ono — if anyone deserves it, it's this raw, talented, golden-throated, loop and uke-mastermind.
Being the last show of tUnE-yArDs and Montreal-based experimental pop act Pat Jordache's tour, SF's swanky open-spaced Regency Ballroom proved to be a more than fitting spot. Considering this was the night before Thanksgiving (or "Tofurkey Day," as most of these bohemian San Franciscans attendants might prefer), a packed house was a modest surprise. Pat Jordache began his set promptly with a crew of three backing musicians — two percussionists doing their best auxiliary work à la Animal Collective's Panda Bear stylings and one unquestionably skilled guitarist. With pedal-packed delay and the occasional pentatonic frills and trills, it'd be easy to mistake him for a disciple of Dave Longstreth. It wasn't until Jordache, who pounded his way through a sharp repertoire of upbeat and occasionally dissonant tunes on bass, played a dead ringer for "Where the Streets Have No Name" did some of the guitarist's delay-musings feel a tad too derivative.
Still, Jordache proved a friendly attitude, as he invited tUnE-yArDs onstage to accept a cake made in honor of appreciation. "We're happy to have all our limbs intact," Jordache mused, suggesting the tour must've been one to remember.
It'd been a while since I'd seen a performer completely own a crowd the way Garbus did when she finally stepped onstage. With an improvised intro of growls and looped a capella vocals, she sounded less like a woman and more like a force of fucking nature. The crowd responded in intense call-and-response: fists held high and outreached palms as if in prayer or spiritual acknowledgement. "This song will not continue until everyone's mouth is open," Garbus declared. The song not only continued but reached a peak of frenzy as the band busted into the opening moments of w h o k i l l standout "Gangsta."
While some chose to dance, others chose to engage in some sort of pointing ritual whenever Garbus directed a drum stick at the audience — which she did a lot. While antics were certainly entertaining, the setlist stayed relatively within the bounds of w h o k i l l. "You Yes You" proved a strong groove between the outstanding bass work of Nate Brenner and Garbus's stuttering ukulele strums; "Doorstep" felt just as doo-wop as it did politically relevant; "Es-So" bounced like no one's business; "Powa" demonstrated a candid glimpse at raw sexuality yet without being perverse; and "Killa" held an almost bombastic cadence about womanhood and fierceness. Basically, an incredibly well-executed set of 80% from her sophomore sensation.
Still, the night's highlight was the outstanding hit "Bizness." An easy choice, perhaps. Like many, though, I can't get over the seriously great live sax duo whose interweaving lines took the song to another level. It's refreshing to hear how improvisation within such a finely tuned pop structure can do more than wonders. On the other hand, the band debuted a new song that felt more than a little flat to me. Set in a minor key, the spooky groove didn't exactly go anywhere. "Someone recently asked me if I ever make any mistakes live," Garbus said after a false start. "Now you know."
Nevertheless, Garbus' relentless experimentalism was the shining memory of the night. With aggressive vocal and percussion loops, seriously dissonant and precise ukulele accompaniment, the style of tUnE-yArDs is one of confrontation and complete invitation. Wielding her voice with deep expression and dynamics, the two encore songs of the night demonstrated this notion perfectly. Within the first few uke-plucks of "Fiya" (a song that gave Garbus some extra money needed to complete her last album via a Blackberry commercial), the crowd recognized such introspective lines as "When a girl feels so alone/ What a tease to throw a bone/ Should've just stayed at home" and "What if my own skin makes my skin crawl?" The brilliant part, however, is how such a small song can erupt into a frenzy of dance — only to be followed by final encore "My Country." As balloons were released and practically everyone took to shaking up a leg, the lyrics of "My country 'tis of thee" rang vaguely fitting to the national holiday soon to follow.
Crooked Fingers / Strand of Oaks
Mississippi Studios; Portland, OR
I had seen Tim Showalter perform as Strand of Oaks not three months ago; all by his lonesome, he'd managed to create something singular and revelatory. This time, he'd come armed with a full band, or almost full; no drummer, instead a machine whose volume sometimes threatened to overtake that of the three men on stage. There were instances, however, where it felt very much like a rock show. Showalter's visage is one of stoner metal glory daze, and the music approached a soft sort of sludge. "These songs are sad as shit," he deadpanned. "Deal with it." It was indeed quite heartbreaking. Strand of Oaks' medieval-meets-metapersonal sound is totally unique and captivating, and whatever record Showalter puts out next will probably be a doozy.
It was sad songs we'd come for, and Crooked Fingers delivered, Eric Bachmann himself having adopted the full-band practice for the current tour, the honey-throated Liz Durrett again accompanying him on vocals and guitar. I cannot express how utterly perfect their two voices sound together without resorting to some sort of inappropriate metaphor, so I will leave it at that. While this performance lacked the quiet magic that made Bachmann's MFNW outing so truly special, the new band laid into some honest-to-gawd grooves. Forlorn white guy folk never sounded so hearty.
I don't recall specific details due to being some beers deep, and I only took a couple notes because come on, I'll remember, but I will say that Crooked Fingers is onto something good these days. If you don't yet have it, please buy Breaks in the Armor for your health. It's music made by a middle-aged former indie rock icon with the body of a linebacker, dagger-sharp music made by and for drinking and heartbreak, by and for Eric Bachmann and his head and heart and buddies. But it's alright if you listen, too. And you probably should, because it's pretty wonderful stuff.
Mark Kozelek
Aladdin Theater; Portland, OR
"Shit, I had a bunch of dirty jokes I wanted to tell," Mark Kozelek deadpanned upon seeing a child in the front row of the reverent mid-sized crowd at Portland's Aladdin Theater. It is itself a venue that demands some reverence, an aged and atmospheric place ideal for intimate performances such as this one. Kozelek's most recent outing as Sun Kil Moon, last year's Admiral Fell Promises, was a chilly and cartographic affair that sent listeners across the physical and emotional distances of the American West and through the tangled recesses of its creator's wry and yet tortured headspace.
For this show, Mark Kozelek was as warm as Mark Kozelek gets, which is to say he at least engaged the audience, if only to make fun of them. "It's always the guys without dates who have the book," he remarked, a shot at a timid concertgoer holding a copy of Kozelek's Nights of Passed Over but also an edgy bit of subtle self-deprecation. It was a theme that resurfaced throughout the evening, in the lyrics of a new song ("Had a lot of female fans, and fuck they all were cute/ Now I just sign posters for guys in tennis shoes") and in other self-pitying barbs ostensibly directed at the crowd.
In between the good-natured (?) ribbing, Kozelek managed to play some songs; in fact, he worked impressively from his vast catalog, pulling from Red House Painters' Old Ramon ("Cruiser") and his consensus best-to-date, SKM's Ghosts of the Great Highway ("Glenn Tipton"). He even did a Modest Mouse cover. It all sounded pretty great, but the performance, beset as it was by the disdain of the singer's one-sided audience "interactions," revealed that though Kozelek's songs still traffic in the too-common human predicaments of alienation and heartbreak, he hasn't yet discovered how to let his fans in.


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"We regard this as a fundamental violation of the basic principle that the people shouldn't be excluded from their own business," said the group's founder and president, Keith Allred, a Harvard professor and professional mediator. A majority of the group, however, did favor allowing closed meetings under very limited circumstances, including to discuss pending litigation or security matters.
The Legislature currently is facing a lawsuit from the Idaho Press Club, charging that closed meetings of official legislative committees violate the state Constitution. The Idaho Supreme Court will take oral arguments in the case on Jan. 9. Allred said, "If the Press Club prevails before the Supreme Court, committees will likely be required to always be open to the public. However, if the Supreme Court finds that the Legislature has the constitutional authority to close committee meetings … The Common Interest would actively urge legislators to revisit current Senate and House rules." He added, "Even if the Legislature has the constitutional authority to close committee meetings for any reason, our members – the common citizens of Idaho – do not feel that that is wise policy."
He invited people to review the extensive briefing materials on the group's website. "While our members came out decidedly against the current policy, we invite all concerned citizens to review our briefing materials, draw their own conclusions, and share those conclusions with their legislators," Allred said.
The group also announced the four issues it will focus on for the upcoming legislative session: Property taxes, K-12 education funding, overcrowded prisons, and eminent domain. Members will research the issues, and if the group then takes a strong position one way or the other, will advocate for that position in the Legislature.
The Common Interest now has more than 700 members from all political persuasions and all corners of the state, Allred said. The donation-supported group, whose founding board members also include prominent former legislators from both parties like former Sen. Laird Noh, R-Kimberly, and former Sen. Marguerite McLaughlin, D-Orofino, is designed to give citizens who aren't part of any special interest a chance to have a voice in the political system. All members must commit to voting in the primary and general elections.
Member Anne Hutchinson of Meridian, a retired Hewlett-Packard employee, said, "This gives us a chance to really see the issues and think them through. We get great information on both sides of the issue."
Said Allred, "The only thing we have in common is that we're Idahoans who care about the state."
"Kootenai County has grown so quickly that whatever advantage it got from the redistricting commission has evaporated," Post-Register editorial writer Marty Trillhaase wrote. "Eastern Idaho's lawsuit says the north is 13,318 people light for the number of lawmakers assigned to it. But Kootenai County's population alone has jumped by more than 14,200 since 2000." That means if updated figures are used, Eastern Idaho could actually lose even more representation, as districts are adjusted to match the population and make sure they still reflect the one-person, one-vote rule.
"As bad as the '02 plan was for eastern Idaho, a 2005 plan could be even worse," Trillhaase wrote. "Until this region figures out how to expand its economy and population to keep up with the western and northern sections of Idaho, every reapportionment will force us to yield legislative clout to those regions. We're playing a losing game here. There's no need to rush into the next round."
"I just think it makes sense," an enthusiastic Kempthorne said after the press conference, "because if you do nothing, we know the outcome."
One sign of how excited the governor is: This is the first of his press conferences that I can remember that started right on time. Typically, Kempthorne's press confabs get going about 10 minutes late, sometimes more; though his press secretary, Mike Journee, loyally reports that the conferences start whenever the governor starts speaking, "so they always start on time."
The congressional hearing featured a panel of oil company CEOs, followed by a panel of state attorneys general. "The good news is that the attorneys general told us they have investigated price gouging thoroughly, and it is not occurring as widely as it has been portrayed," Craig said. "The bad news is that gas pricing is so hard to understand and even harder to explain, that five CEOs could not explain to me why gas in Idaho is more expensive than in Washington, D.C."


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Saturday - January 25, 2014 @ 12:00PM / Ends: Saturday - January 25, 2014 @ 04:00PM
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The Marriott Hotel And Conference Center, Coralville, Iowa
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Tickets are now SOLD OUT! Thank you all for your support and get ready to enjoy the best beer that the state of Iowa and the Midwest has to offer.
- When: January 25th, 2014
- Time: Noon – 4:00 (VIPs are allowed in at noon while the gates open for general admission at 1:00)
- Cost: $25 for General Admission, $40 for the Brewmaster VIP ticket, and $5 for the non-drinking designated driver.
- Tickets: Tickets went on sale on November 29th. There are 1,800 General Admission tickets available and 400 Brewmaster VIP tickets. Last year tickets were sold out early so the sooner the better to buy them! They can be bought online at the City of Coralville's website: www.coralville.org/index.aspx?NID=604
- Where: Coralville Marriott Hotel and Conference Center Exhibit Hall, 300 E. 9th Street, Coralville, Iowa (right next to Backpocket Brewing)
As Brrr Fest is a celebration of winter beer, we our anticipating to make available special winter release bombers and bottles that are in limited supply or beers that normally wouldn't be offered. We know this will make the event even more distinct for the beer lovers who attend and more worthwhile for the breweries who support it.
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