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|Oct 11, 2009, 03:36 PM
Well, depending on what part of the world you're in, it's already Monday some places (though there's a little over 8 hours to go yet in our time zone)... Still...
Happy Birthday, Schrederman! Thermals!
|Oct 11, 2009, 07:11 PM
JW, did you get any nice RC B'day presies?
When I logged onto RCG this morning I saw this add, and thought of you for some reason..
|Oct 11, 2009, 08:39 PM
I tend to be extremely paranoid on batteries. In reality, the smaller packs are probably fine as most of us don't actually have the tx on that much during a flying day. I got into that habit as I'm my boss' "flying buddy/mechanic/battery guru" and he spends more time programming than he does flying. So, for every minute he's in the air he has probably spent 20 on the ground cussing and running through menus. If he crashes from battery failure I'm gonna get "the look".
|Oct 11, 2009, 10:11 PM
Sounds like an Army heli pilot I once knew. He was famous for ripping one of the little stab things off of his helicopters and handing it to the mechanics then cussing them out because "if it breaks down here, I'm not F*&^%$#@ flying it up there!"
|Oct 11, 2009, 10:40 PM
Thanks Sean,
I was thinking about getting a little heftier Rx battery anyway. My Oly is 2.4 and the specs on the Rx show it uses about 20% more power than my FM stuff I've been flying. Can't risk it, it would be stupid for a $12.00 battery.
|Oct 11, 2009, 11:02 PM
Well... in about 3 hours, I'll officially be 58 years OLD... Thanks again for the kind thoughts and words. I got $35.00 from my mother-in-law. I spent $53.00 on some .070 CF push rod kits. I may pay dearly for that... remember the reference to the Minister of Finance having hard, bony little fists. Perhaps I can convince her that I'm ADHD and slightly dyslectic. Of course, she'll be gone for at least another 4 weeks taking care of her mother, but deception seems to add to her fury... I'm sure she'd notice the $2,000.00 charge if I bought what I want... which is an Xplorer 3.8...
Oh, the blasphemy of it... mentioning my lust for a new moldie here on the woodie page... Hey! Gimme a break... whose birthday is it, anyway?
Y'all come back, now... hear?
Darth, Crusty, Chubby Hubby, Bud, Dee Dee's Baby Boy, etc... AKA Jack
PS: As the youngest of 10 kids, I had more nick names than anyone I ever knew... some not so nice...
|Oct 12, 2009, 01:20 AM
Happy Birthday Jack!
Geeeeessshhhh, and here I thought I was the youngest kid on the block!
I turned 58 back on the 23rd of January.
Well,I gotta go, my rockin chair seat is gittin cold!!!
Gitttttinnnnn dang right cold here in northern Indiana lately!
I'd buy a couple new toys to fly too, but I ainnta got no room fer em, I'm hiding a bunch of kits fer my buddy in my shop, so his better half don't know about them.
Everytime the rascal turns his puter on, it somehow just goes to Ebay and the "Buy It Now" thing just goes berserk
I figure I'll go over and pull his main power breaker, otherwise them little brown trucks and them Fed Ex trucks will keep puttin ruts in my driveway!
Bout them thar nick names, been there too, got the T-shirt!
Been called a lot of nicknames, Sky King, Propeller head, Lil Ed, Potty Grunt Head ( settin on the fence tryin to make a dollar out of 15 cents!)
"Balsa Boy" Astro Nut just to name a few
Well they can say all the names they want, but "they" never set in the left seat of a real B-17 , much less fly it for awhile, nor the right seat of a Ford Tri-Motor, nor do "they" have several hundred hours as PIC of an Ercoupe.
|Oct 12, 2009, 04:22 PM
Shoot Jack, you're 58?...you're in your prime dude. I think since it's your birthday and all, you should get what you want. Order the glass slipper and get some Neosporin, the kind with pain reliever, for them knuckle sandwiches you'll be munchin on . Pain only last so long and then you forget about it anyhow...
|Oct 12, 2009, 04:53 PM
Building on a Monday...life is good . Just a couple shots for grins, playing dominoes with ribs and shear webbing, all is flat right now.
|Oct 12, 2009, 05:49 PM
Jack is just doing his best to make the rest of us feel like puppies is all. I know we've got some other guys hanging out around here that make him look like a pup so in truth he's only middle of the road. As long as you can still see the planes at height you're not too old Jack. Even then glasses work wonders. Heck... I'm pushing 52 now but feel like 102 on some days and 22 on others. I'm just confused is all. HAPPY Birthday again Jack. You've got about 15 more years before you're allowed to join the Codgers Club BTW so relax!
|Oct 12, 2009, 06:41 PM
Pain only last so long and then you forget about it anyhow...
You guys are always here for me... right? I guess I could call from a skin bar and tell her I'm ordering a new 'Vette and going middle-aged crazy... Then a coupla Gs won't sound too bad. It's that reverse psychology thang, ya know... Whaddayathank?
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Fortune favors the brave! carpe diem!
A nice shiny new glider and absolutely no time to fly it while crossing off 5 pages of 'honey-do's ' for the next year.
Don, you are looking like an old hand now with building that Oly, love those lead dominos.
|Oct 12, 2009, 10:20 PM
Carpe diem... Probably would be carpe dead man!
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Tellybuzz brings to you 'Spooky and Uncanny' column with your favorite telly stars and tries to find out their beliefs in supernatural and their brush with the uncanny! This week we have Dishank Arora aka Prateek of Punar Vivah with us. Let's find out what Dishank has to share with us.
Do you believe in supernatural?
It depends - Sometimes yes and sometimes no.
Craziest horror story you have ever heard as a kid?
I heard a craziest horror story when I was in Delhi. There was a flyover and people used to say that 2 ladies come during midnight and ask people for lift. It was said that the person who gives them lift, will never find his way home when returning.
Have you ever had a brush with uncanny?
It happened with me, once I was sleeping at my home. Around 2-3 o'clock at night, I found someone knocking at my door. I thought that my neighbors are doing something, but after a while I realized that someone was there in my wardrobe and knocking it from inside. I don't know what it was, but there was something. It is hard for anyone to believe but it actually happened with me.
When have you been the most scared?
The earlier stated incident was the only time, when I have been the most scared because I was sleeping alone in my room then and all this happened during night time with me.
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Paranormal Activities.
Horror dare?
I was on a trip to Musorie from my school, when I was in 12th standard. At midnight me and my friends planned to visit the nearby graveyards. We saw all the graveyards in actual and clicked pictures over there.
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That lift story is creepy. I love hearing about scary stuff but I hate it when it happens to me. Go PV!
Hey Dishank...
absolutely love you as Pratik. U r awesome and you have a great smile...
love your chemistry with Aarti. It comes out very beautifully and natural.
Also your chemistry with Paridhi is cute.. love you that too.
Keep rocking.. love Puner Vivah..
Mussoorie's Graveyard !
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aarti prateek's bonding was really gud...and hez the guy who really cares for aarti at scindia mansion..luv PV!! luv AARYA!!
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I liked him. Always watchable.
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Archaeon | 06-30-13, 3:44 AM
I've read some of their posts from time to time, but that's about it really. They seem an interesting bunch.
Archaeon | 03-21-13, 2:03 PM
Apologies for the long overdue reply.
To be honest, it's not that older anime is better, but that the concentration of decent and good shows was much higher during the early years and the mid 90's.
These days we're awash with all sorts of shows which makes it look as though there are fewer decent shows around now, but this is actually incorrect. The number of good shows per year has stayed at around the same number for a long, long time.
There is a difference between mid 90's and modern anime though, which is the main reason why I consider that period to be a golden age for the medium. During that time the industry made a conscious effort to appeal to Western markets with shows like Cowboy Bebop, Slayers, etc. These days we generally find that the studios have returned to catering to hardcore otaku and kids - which is what is ultiamtely killing the industry.
Veronin | 03-01-13, 6:14 PM
Tamako Market is alright, but it's hard to look at it as anything more than just 'okay'. I love cute girls doing cute things, but KyoAni is playing it a bit too safe here. At least Hyouka was doing something different.
Space Bros gets pretty good around the 40-episode mark. The part where Hibito is trapped on the Moon.
Veronin | 03-01-13, 3:13 PM
This season? Awful. I picked up 12 titles last month and only one of them is looking to be higher than a 5, and that's Chihayafuru-- a sequel. At this point I'm just kinda wishing it would end sooner so that we can get to spring. At least there's a few promising titles there and some mindless entertainment like OreImo S2. I think I'm more interested in going through my backlog these days, though.
Archaeon | 02-14-13, 4:15 PM
Apologies for the late reply.
I don't really use a videogame database these days - too many whiners complaining about somebody killing them in some FPS or MMO.
I collect anything that I find interesting, and thus far I've not been wrong when it comes to placing values on games that I've never heard of.
By the way, you may find this interesting
Archaeon | 01-25-13, 3:18 PM
Apologies for the delayed reply
Here are a few of the most influential games from the last few decades:
These last few have huge historical importance, but not many gamers would even consider them as true games - even though they are :)
There's more I could add, but that should give you a decent starting point.
IndependentSK | 01-04-13, 12:10 PM
Yeah it is amazing, especially considering that game was originally only for XBOX because Microsoft wanted it, but good guys Remedy took 2 years to make it for PC. Anyway, what did you think about Max Payne 3? I thought it was good, but it lacked the great atmosphere and story of previous games.
IndependentSK | 01-03-13, 6:30 AM
Hey cool Avatar, Max Payne is amazing, have you tried Alan Wake?
Archaeon | 12-31-12, 5:10 PM
Apologies for the late reply.
First, Happy New Year!
That's actually a pretty tough question. If you're looking at games development then I can suggest a few titles, but if your interest is history or criticism then there are a few that really do stand head and shoulders above the competition.
As for favourite games, I'm partial to RPG's but I'll play pretty much anything at least once. Off the top of my head and in no particular order I'd say these were among my favourite games:
I could go on, but that would just be boring :)
Veronin | 12-17-12, 2:46 AM
It's very slow-moving and lacks any sort of excessive drama or story progression, but it's really unique in the way that it highlights and develops the characters through the mysteries themselves. The show is all about subtlety, and understandably that's not for everybody. Production values are also amazing if you want something that looks and feels professional.
Veronin | 12-16-12, 3:29 PM
1. Jinrui
2. Hyouka
3. Chuu2
4. Nisemonogatari
5. Space Brothers
Video Games:
1. The Walking Dead
2. Journey
3. Hyperdimension Neptunia V
4. Dishonored
5. Borderlands 2
I don't really watch movies. The only ones I saw in theaters this year were Batman, Spiderman, and then The Hobbit (last night actually). Hollywood as a whole is quite shit.
Veronin | 12-13-12, 2:05 AM
There's nothing you can do about them, man. They are far too philistine to understand the beauty of a sophisticated tour de force such as K-ON. Maybe one day they will reach enlightenment, but don't hold your breath on them!
Veronin | 12-02-12, 1:11 AM
Nah. There's a couple sites I tried to use, but either the database was very empty or the site itself had a terrible design which made listing all the games a pain. Plus, if there was a proper video game equivalent to MAL it would be very hard to remember the hundreds upon hundreds of vidya played.
Veronin | 11-23-12, 3:32 AM
Journey is only on PS3, though. You are smoking something strange sir.
Veronin | 11-22-12, 1:36 AM
MGS3, Majora's Mask, Morrowind, Journey, Deus Ex, Okami, Silent Hill 2, Paper Mario, Persona 4, Final Fantasy 6... and many others over the course of my life that I can't remember right away. I've also been heavily into the Hyperdimension Neptunia series lately, but that's pretty niche and won't appeal to most.
Archaeon | 10-22-12, 3:48 PM
Thanks, and I'm glad you're enjoying Sunred. Gotta love General Vamp :)
Veronin | 10-20-12, 7:15 PM
Sadly not. You just have to take what you get, unless you want to read the visual novel instead, which does actually have a literal translation along with a glossary to explain all the 2ch and science shit.
Veronin | 10-20-12, 6:31 PM
Cowboy Bebop is pretty much a must watch for any anime fan, and then Nodame Cantabile, Steins;Gate, Aria, Katanagatari, and Kaiji are some great ones that you could start with.
Veronin | 10-14-12, 12:27 AM
Don't download gg unless you like fucking horrid 'localization' and characters speaking in stereotypical English talk that was never used in the original dialogue. Commie is best but slow, so you could easily watch Nutbladder for the second episode if you find yourself impatient. They aren't doing a great job but it's watchable at least.
And then, of course, is Duwang, which are glorious trollsubs that originate from an in-joke of the series where the fourth part of the manga had low-quality Engrish scans.
Veronin | 10-13-12, 4:29 AM
Pretty decent. There's a number of good titles and then a lot of garbage as usual, but I've been avoiding those ones for the most part (thank god for that). Chuunibyou is the most entertaining of the season.


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The technical committee of the venerable and influential Debian uber-distro has voted to adopt systemd as its official system management daemon. Linux and other operating systems use a system management daemon to start and stop services on a running system. The system management daemon is typically the first service to start at boot time and the last to stop at shutdown, and it is therefore an important part of the overall integration and operation of the system. Until recently, most Linux distros used the System V init daemon, which has been around for many years and is showing its age. A new crop of alernatives have appeared recently. The other alternatives in contention are open source projects, but each has the backing of a major Linux vendor. The systemd daemon was originally developed by Red Hat and is used on Red Hat systems, Upstart was developed by Ubuntu, and the openrc daemon is used with Gentoo.
Debian developers voted on whether to keep System V init, or to adopt systemd, Upstart, or openrc. Other options include simultaneous support for multiple daemons, or supporting one system for Linux and another for non-Linux Debian collections (meaning FreeBSD or the GNU Herd system).
The technical committee's decision is seen as a set back for Ubuntu, which was hoping to standardize the Linux world around its Upstart option. Interestingly, Ubuntu is more closely tied to Debian, since the Ubuntu distribution is based on Debian, wheras Red Hat and Gentoo operate from wholly separate development streams. Still, Ubuntu developers will be free to continue to integrate Upstart into future versions as they have done in the past.
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Wow! That is one very big baby (and super adorable too!). What an amazing story.
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I saw this article as well and was inspired! That is one very large baby! My best friend's boyfriend was also a very large baby, almost 12 lbs. He was the only baby that his mother not only delivered vaginally, but with no anesthesia as well! It's amazing what the female body can accomplish when allowed to do what it's meant to do.


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Ex-Black Crower Rich Robinson Treats Bohemian Readers to Sound-Check Party
Black Crowes co-founder, Rich Robinson rolled into Napa's lovely Uptown Theatre this weekend along with his handpicked band to perform songs off of his critically acclaimed album, "The Ceaseless Sight." The night began for a handful of lucky Bohemian contest winners with a behind-the-scenes look at the band's rehearsal process which included a taste of songs that were to be performed that evening. The group was then escorted into the theater's courtyard, where they were treated to an intimate acoustic set provided by a rather under the weather Robinson, who apologetically stated that the set would be solely instrumental due to the fact that he needed to rest the vocal chords for the evening's performance. The informal set was followed by a brief meet and greet with the performer and a chance for guests to have their memorabilia signed by Robinson.
At around 9 p.m. the band emerged onto the unassuming stage, save the musical instruments and necessary accoutrements. For Robinson it is all about the music. This latest album is an amalgamation of life experience and a story of musical evolution. It is evident that Robinson is in his element, with the guitar (which he changed with almost every new song) on the stage playing his music. Like the earlier acoustic set Robinson performed, there was an intimacy to the show, as if the musician were letting us into his arena, his vulnerabilities portrayed through the music.
Robinson says he is in a very positive place in his life and wants that optimism to be reflected in the music. At one point in the show, he invited those guests still glued to their seats to get up and move, which they did, motivating almost everyone in the crowd out of their seats and onto the floor. It didn't take much considering the band's high-energy performance.
Before he took the stage I had a chance to interview Robinson:
"My first record was more of an experiment," he said. "I had just stepped away from the Crowes for the first time in my adult life, but I still had all of these songs and I didn't want them to go to waste." Not wanting to go through the arduous process of putting a band together, Robinson decided to write the music and lyrics himself and take lead on vocals. "For PAPER it was more like, let's just see how this goes, you never really know until you do it."
Immediately after that first solo record came out, the Crowes re-united and the band went back on tour. During this time, Robinson felt more comfortable singing, so by the time he was ready to put out his second solo album, "Through a Crooked Sun," he had become more confident in his abilities. "By the time that record (Through a Crooked Sun) had come out, I had been through a lot, I had just come out of a divorce, and I had a lot more to say. It was more of a reflection of where I had been in the last five years."
This new album ("The Ceaseless Sight") is more about "moving forward" according to Robinson. He had lost most of his equipment and guitars in Hurricane Sandy, which was more of a sign to him that it was time to move on more than anything, "I felt slightly relieved. It was very cathartic in a sense." The lack of instruments of course did not deter him from making another record, "I went in to make this record with, literally four or five guitars, something I had not done since I was a teenager, and it felt great. I found myself feeling more positive about (this experience)."
Although the album began almost spontaneously there is a cohesive quality to it, which Robinson credits to his longstanding relationship with drummer Joe Magistro (who also performed on "Paper") "I know what he's going to do and he knows what I am going to do, it's very intuitive. Being in a band is being very intuitive and knowing where things are going to go."
The album was recorded in Woodstock, where he had recorded previously with the Black Crowes, so it felt only natural to record this new record in an environment that was familiar and comfortable to him, "I tap into something there. I like the energy of the place."
It only seems appropriate that the milieu would reflect his commitment to creating work that is authentic and sincere. In a cultural climate that reveres fame it can be difficult for an artist who actually want to create something substantial.
"It is easier for bands to get started now and just put their stuff on YouTube. There are a whole faction of kids out there who are making some really good music, but there are a lot of people making really, really shitty music." Robinson declined to give specific examples. He adds that a lot of the bands out there seem to be devoid of anything that is in some way, culturally or artistically relevant, "Where are the Bob Dylans? For years, artists have strived to create something greater than themselves (until recently). There is a responsibility, as an artist to try not to suck." Robinson adds that he can't "write things for other people. (That is) flawed immediately."
Bottlerock Preview: Camper Van Beethoven
Could there be a better act to play the uniquely Northern California festival BottleRock than Santa Cruz's own Camper Van Beethoven, with their conjoined twin band Cracker in tow?
After all, Camper is the group that on their 2013 album La Costa Perdida delivered "Northern California Girls," perhaps the ultimate NorCal anthem—meaning an anthem that's way too laid back to actually be an anthem.
"Right, it takes seven minutes to get where it's going," admits David Lowery, the frontman for both Camper and Cracker. "The drums come in a little bit like three times before they finally kick in about three-and-a-half minutes into the song."
Lowery had already written his share of great California songs for both Camper and Cracker over the years—most recently, "Where Have Those Days Gone"—in which he mistakes Good Times' astrologer Rob Brezsny for Thomas Pynchon in a bar in Mendocino County—but also "Big Dipper," "Miss Santa Cruz County," "Come On Darkness" and more.
But with his latest cycle, he's outdone himself. While La Costa Perdida was a NorCal-influenced album, the songs on Camper's latest, El Camino Real (which comes out June 3), are all set in, or otherwise related to, SoCal.
"We wrote these songs at the same time, then thematically we broke off most of the Northern California ones for the last album, and then kind of took these songs that were Southern California, and built another album around them, by adding another five songs or something like that," says Lowery. "There's kind of this opus going now, this theme going. There's also a Cracker album, which comes out next year. It's a double disc—one is Berkeley, one is Bakersfield. One is the punk side of the band, one is the country side."
So, basically, four albums worth of California songs. And it all started because of…Joan Didion?
"I think it started with me and Victor [Krummenacher] and Jonathan [Segel] reading a bunch of Joan Didion," confirms Lowery. He can't remember which collection of essays specifically sparked it, but it would almost have to be the first section of Slouching Toward Bethlehem, in which Didion rips to shreds the "golden dream" of the Inland Empire—where Lowery, his Camper bandmates Krummenacher and Segel, and Cracker co-founder Johnny Hickman all grew up.
"Those essays really captured the feel of it. It's not really that flattering about the area, but that's sort of what people from the Inland Empire are proud of," says Lowery. "There was actually some sort of referendum on a theme for the Inland Empire, like 'Virginia is for Lovers' or how California is the Golden State. And we all wrote in: 'We will kick your ass.'"
The most noticeable difference between the two Camper albums is the overall feel—La Costa Perdida is more easygoing and gentle, while El Camino Real is darker and more intense, with a deep streak of paranoia that runs through songs like "The Ultimate Solution," "It Was Like That When We Got Here" and "I Live In L.A." Clearly, Lowery has very different views on the two halves of the state.
"Yeah, but I like 'em both," says Lowey.
At the BottleRock festival in Napa May 30-June 1, Lowery's bands will join an eclectic mix of five dozen other acts across four stages, including the Cure, OutKast, Weezer, LL Cool J, Robert Earl Keen, TV on the Radio and Smash Mouth. Some of those musicians have been around longer than Camper, while others benefited from the college-radio-to-gold-records trail that CVB and Cracker blazed in the '80s and '90s. It's very likely, however, that Camper is the only band on the schedule that has been reunited longer than they were originally together. After recording their first album in Santa Cruz in 1985, the band imploded on a European tour in 1990. But after reforming in the early 2000s, they've been back together now for over a decade. Part of the reason, Lowery says, is that they all agreed to do the band on a more part-time basis, or at least do fewer tours, which puts less pressure on them as a group. But maybe it's even simpler than that.
"Jonathan says it's just because we're not in our twenties," says Lowery. "And it's kind of true."
Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker play BottleRock Napa, which runs May 30-June 1 at the Napa Calley Expo, 575 Third St., Napa. Tickets are $149 for single-day passes, $279 for a three-day pass, at bottlerocknapavalley.com. 877-435-9849.
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Meet Kurt Stenzel, Soundtrack Composer to 'Jodorowsky's Dune'
Unless it's a rockumentary like Sound City or 20 Feet From Stardom, the soundtrack to a documentary usually isn't much more than an afterthought. But for Jodorowsky's Dune, the new documentary about one of the greatest films never made, the music is an essential part in bringing to life a film that doesn't exist. San Francisco composer Kurt Stenzel has done exactly that with his synth-laden, spooktacular mood setting composition for the film.
The performance artist/musician had never been asked to make a soundtrack before, but his work in the electro-art group Spacekraft caught the attention of the filmmakers. His synthesizer list is extensive, ranging from Radioshack toys to Moog to custom Dave Smith creations. The result is pulsing, warped and sometimes eerie sounds that create a sense of uncertainty. It would have had a big impact on Jodorowsky's film vision for the epic science fiction novel, had it ever been made.
Stenzel's ambient music is non-offensive and, like abstract art, can be interpreted in many ways—unlike his former project, the New York punk band Six and Violence. The self-taught musician admits he doesn't have "chops" in the traditional sense, meaning he won't bust out with a Chopin etude on request. But he does know his way around a synthesizer, and his music these days is about texture and timbre more than virtuosity.
Stenzel's texture on Jodorowsky's Dune is reminiscent of Isao Tomita, the pioneering Japanese musician who rose to popularity with his futuristic synthesizer renditions of Holst's Planets suite and pieces of the Star Wars soundtrack in the 1970s. Stenzel grew up in a "classical music household," and is familiar with Tomita's work. He's also a big fan of the Krautrock genre, especially Rodelius and his group, Cluster. When Dune director Frank Pavich was looking for a "Tangerine Dream type soundtrack," Stenzel was the obvious choice.
Spacekraft's music is also represented in the film. About nine minutes of the group's music was left in the film after Stenzel sent over some music "as a placeholder" to Pavich, while he worked on more original music. "Some things just kind of stuck," says Stenzel. The group is largely performance art these days, with a whole crew of "flight attendants" and more accompanying the experience of a Spacekraft show, which can be seen usually at art galleries and grand openings. Listeners can sit in airline chairs and control the music with their own iPhones, or take personality tests during the performance. "The whole thing is designed to take you somewhere else," says Stenzel. "We're kind of weird and make some drug references here and there," he cautions. Sometimes, the public doesn't quite understand what's going on. "People ask if we're a software company, or Scientologists, or whatever." For the record, they're neither.
"We're somewhere between the pretentious art world and the happy-go-lucky-Bay-Area-friendly-lets-just-do-this-for-fun kind of thing," says Stenzel.
The soundtrack will be released soon in full analog glory on a double-LP. Stenzel says he's now interested in writing more music for film. "I like to be challenged," he says. "This one, I was already doing this type of music… I would love to do a drama or something different."
Listen to Stenzel's work in this trailer for the film:
California Roots Festival Highlights: An Interview with Thrive
After several times trying to connect with Santa Cruz reggae rockers, Thrive, I had all but given up on our scheduled interview. It was Day 2 of Cali Roots and text messages aside, I figured there wasn't much hope linking up with all the activity going on. Until that is, I ran into lead singer Aaron Borowitz hanging out backstage covered in a bunch of ladies.
Thrive has performed at every California Roots Music & Arts Festival since it's inception. They have been representing their adopted Santa Cruz and now managed by festival co-producer Dan Sheehan, the band is touring non-stop. Thrive just dropped their new album Relentless, so I wanted to find out what its been like on the road.
Bohemian: Tell me about Cali Roots, are you enjoying yourself?
A.B.: Everyone has been really nice and everywhere I go people are smiling back at me.
How did you feel about your show?
Oh man, it was so awesome. That was one of the funnest shows I've ever played, personally. Not necessarily the musicality of it, but the vibe in the crowd.
Did you see a difference within the crowd? There are a lot of people up here from So Cal.
Yea, I see a difference in the people, but I see a connection in the message. It's positive and everyone just wants to chill, no bad vibes, no fighting.
How'd They Do It: The New Trust's 'Marigolds' Video
Santa Rosa trio the New Trust has released a stunning video for "Marigolds," a song from their forthcoming fifth album, Keep Dreaming. The entire thing is one long, time-lapse shot of flowers sprouting, growing, blooming and then dying. Below, guitarist and photographer Sara Sanger describes the process of making the video, the challenges of photographing plants and why her sister probably now hates both flowers and photography.
The New Trust – Marigolds from The New Trust on Vimeo.
How long did this take to shoot, start to finish?
I started the photography in early November, and finished in March. Almost four months.
What was your setup and process?
I searched seed catalogs for dwarf variety marigolds, as most grow almost 12-18 inches tall and that wasn't going to work out. I ended up planting a few varieties that I found that grew under 8 inches tall.
I started with a shallow Tupperware storage box, added some drip/soaker tubing underneath the soil, with a tube to get water under the dirt, as opposed to on top. I used a good tripod, a constant source of power for my camera (plugged in direct, battery wouldn't last more than a half day), and an intervalumeter that was set to take a photo every 10 minutes.
Once the files were done, I found out that Photoshop CS6 has some pretty good basic movie editing capabilities. I was pleasantly surprised by the way that the growth and movement of the flowers moves along with the song pretty well. I had visualized that it might work out, but I don't have any experience with time-lapse so I really didn't know. I did not know that plants moved as much as they do, and was really happy to find a lot more motion than I had ever expected.
I shot about twice the amount of frames than I needed. Our song is 3:40, or 220 seconds, so for a standard 30 frames per second I needed 6,600 frames total. I was lucky I had shot more than I needed, since I have found the antique electricity in my house fluctuates pretty wildly—I had to sit and edit out frames that appeared to have less light or more light. Those few days staring at these flowers was hallucination-inducing.
Interview: Naytronix's Nate Brenner (also of tUnE-yArDs and Beep!)
Merrill Garbus may be indie rock's luminary of the moment, but some credit for last year's acclaimed whokill album is due to the tUnE-yArDs' other member and songwriter, Oakland's own Nate Brenner. The bassist and multi-instrumentalist, also a part of experimental trio Beep!, is currently touring to promote Dirty Glow, his solo debut. The album, released October 9th under the moniker Naytronix, is a more subdued, mostly EDM song cycle that highlights Brenner's gift for layered textures and oddly compelling grooves. In advance of his show Tuesday at Café Du Nord, we chatted with Brenner about the new album and juggling his various endeavors.
Extended Play: Esperanza Spalding on Justin Bieber, Jazz Purism, Drone Strikes and Playing With Prince
Esperanza Spalding plays this Friday, Aug. 24, at the Wells Fargo Center in Santa Rosa. I caught up with her on the phone for this week's music column, but she clearly had much more of interest, and of eloquence, to say than would fit in the paper. Here's our interview, below:
I read and loved your profile in the New Yorker, and specifically your respect for and appreciation of jazz. But beyond that, I was interested in your comments about playing with McCoy Tyner, and how it reinforced your beliefs that jazz should not be a dusty museum piece, and more a music that needs to be for the present time. I wondered what McCoy Tyner thought of those comments. Did you ever hear from him about it?
Oh, no, I didn't. But I honestly doubt he's too concerned about it either way. We talk about it as a conceptual thing, the art form, and that's good. It's good to keep the creative juices flowing, the cerebral aspect of it, and thinking about what it means, and where we're headed with it, and blah blah blah. But the day-to-day reality of making music is just to do it. I mean, that's the priority, is to sit down every day and explore it. I think there's a place for every kind of practitioner of the craft. I really have come more and more to believe that, traveling as much as we get to travel—and even living in New York, seeing how much diversity there is of concepts and philosophies about the music, and having those philosophies boil down to the music that's actually being made.
You have those folks who are total bebop heads, who really see that as the pinnacle of the music. And then there are people who don't want to have anything to do with that, and say, "Well, that was the language of back then, and now we live in today. We have to keep cultivating the idiom, and forget about that. That was one strand in the stream of what music is, so let's keep on evolving and not clinging to that." And the beautiful thing is, there's really room for everything.
Interview: Alika with DJ Stepwise play Sebastopol
Sheer exposure to some of the world's finest reggae musicians is reason enough to hit up WBLK's Monday Night Edutainment dancehall party in Sebastopol. South American songstress Alika with Oakland-based selector DJ Stepwise gave an outstanding performance to a packed house last Monday at Hopmonk. Hosted by local DJs Jacques and Guacamole, Alika was fresh off Reggae River where she played with L.A. band Quinto Sol. DJ Stepwise opened the show with an incredible cultural history lesson in current Latin American music, mixing reggae and cumbia artists from Argentina to Panama, Mexico to the Caribbean.
Clearly laying down a precedence for Latin American reggae at the weekly dance party, Alika sang the entire two hour set in Spanish. Her message of universal rights was received by a crowd as diverse as the county offers. Although many folks couldn't understand the lyrics, the good vibes united us across cultural divides.
Performing selections off her fourth album "Educate Yourself" along with several tracks from her newest mix tape "Unidad y Respeto" ("Unity and Respect" mixed by DJ Stepwise), Alika proved confident in connecting with a U.S. audience. Considered the No. 1 Spanish-speaking female reggae singer in world, her six album catalog features such artists as Mad Professor, Anthony B, and Mexico's leading rapper Akil Ammar.
The seamless mix of roots reggae, hip hop, and cumbia rhythms incorporate Alika's blend of streetwise female rapper with the air of a Rasta empress – at Monday's show she donned a black Adidas jacket, high-top Nike kicks in pink, and a shirt with a artist's rendering of Haile Selassie's image under which read "Babylon Shall Fall".
Before the show, Alika sat down with me in the green room to talk about the Reggae on the River music festival, her latest album, and why she loves people who pirate her CDs.
Interview: Satchel of Steel Panther
Steel Panther are a lot more fun than Tenacious D, plain and simple. Instead of ironic fanboy shtick, you get four of the Sunset Strip's finest cock-rock veterans combining authentic '80s hair-metal riffs with a cartoonish brand of hyper-chauvinistic raunchiness not seen since the golden age of hip-hop. While their brand of hard rock is a throwback to the age of hairspray, Steel Panther's hilarious tales of groupies, drug abuse, and all-around debauchery have once again made it cool to pump your fists to power chords and boneheaded arena-rock choruses.
Interview: David Rodigan at Sierra Nevada World Music Festival
Performing a brilliant vintage set in the late-night dancehall at last weekend's SNWMF was infamous London reggae selector Sir David Rodigan. A classic, articulate British sort in his early sixties, Rodigan has the intonation and inclination of a musical elder. With a successful radio career that spans three decades on London's premier radio stations, the selector holds a position in the U.K.'s Radio Academy hall of fame and an appointment to the Order of the British Empire. It has been said an endorsement from Rodigan can launch an artist's career worldwide.
Yet, it is clearly obvious the man has seen his life's work, and that of other traditionalist dubplate selectors, dismantled by a new generation of unoriginal club DJs. Rodigan's reactions to this crude regurgitation of artist's samples shows just how detrimental predictability is to the creative balance of the genre.
While speaking to the press at this year's Sierra Nevada World Music Festival, Rodigan was candid about the current landscape of today's selector sound.


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|University of Barisal
|বরিশাল বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়
|President Mohammad Zillur Rahman
|Prof. Dr. Harunor Rashid Khan
|Karnakati, Barisal, Bangladesh
University of Barisal (Bengali: বরিশাল বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়) a public university located in Barisal, Bangladesh. It is the only general public university in Barisal division and the country's 33rd public university. It started educational activities on 25 January 2012.
Demand for a university was first made in 1960 before the independence of Bangaladesh. In 1973, then-Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman declared he wished to establish a university in Barisal during a rally held in the city. President Ziaur Rahman made a similar statement concerning establishing a university in Barisalon November 23, 1978, at a rally in Barisal Circuit House.
After three decades, following strong demand from the people of Barisal, the proposal was passed in ECNEC on November 29, 2008, by then Caretaker Government. On 22 November 2011, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the construction of building of the university. The educational activities were inaugurated by Minister for education Nurul Islam on 25 January 2012, in a temporary campus in Barisal Zilla School.
Main campus construction is scheduled to finish in 2013 at Karnakati on the eastern bank of the Kirtonkhola river in Sadar upazila. Tk 90 core will be used to construct the university on 50 acres of land, including 12 acres of private and 38 acres public land.
In academic year 2011-2012 around 400 students are enrolled in six majors under four disciplines.[1][2]
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The university's temporary campus is located at Barisal Zilla School. The campus will be on the eastern bank of the River Kirtonkhola in Sadar upazila of Barisal Division.
Classes for the 2011-12 academic year started on 25 January 2012. Admission is offered in five subjects: Management and Marketing, English, Economics, Sociology and Mathematics.
Faculty of Arts and Humanities[edit]
- Department of Bengali
- Department of English
Faculty of Social Science[edit]
- Department of Economics
- Department of Political Science
- Department of Sociology
- Department of Public Administration
- department of business administration
Faculty of Science and Engineering[edit]
- Department of Chemistry
- Department of Mathematics
- Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Faculty of Business Studies[edit]
- Department of Accounting and Information System
- Department of Finance and Banking
- Department of Marketing
- Department of Management Studies
Faculty of Bio-Sciences and Agriculture[edit]
- Soil and Environmental Sciences
- Botany and Crop Science
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External links[edit]
- Official website
- Venue of Barisal University finally selected: Classes may start at Zilla School, The New Nation (Dhaka, India), March 15, 2010
- BU students lay siege to VC office 5 June 2014
Coordinates: 22°43′N 90°36′E / 22.717°N 90.600°E
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The Vikings returned from their bye week but receivers Percy Harvin (ankle) and Michael Jenkins (foot) missed practice.
Ponder is in his first full season as the starting quarterback for the Vikings. He has thrown for 2,027 yards and 12 touchdowns with 8 interceptions this season. His quarterback rating is 85.2.
Peterson allegedly refused to leave the Houston night club back in July and became combative with staff. He was scheduled for a court appearance in Texas on Thursday.
The Vikings stadium could be in some trouble. Governor Dayton isn't happy with the Vikings for 2 reasons.
The Vikes led 13-3 at halftime and held on in the 2nd half. AP ran for 27 carries and 1 touchdown plus a 2-point conversion.
The Vikings practice without start players running back Adrian Peterson and receiver Percy Harvin Thursday. Defensive tackle Letroy Guion (turf toe) also missed practice for the Vikings Thursday. Peterson sat out because of an illness but is expected to play Sunday against Detroit. Harvin missed a 2nd straight day of practice with an ankle sprain. Harvin was spotted in the locker room limping badly.
The Vikings were back on the practice field Wednesday in preparation for Sunday's game against Detroit, but Percy Harvin and defensive tackle Letroy Guion were both missing..
Drew Brees threw two touchdown passes and Patrick Robinson scored on a 99-yard interception return, as the New Orleans Saints beat the Philadelphia Eagles, 28-13, in the Superdome on Monday night.
The biggest concern after the Vikings' 30-20 loss at Seattle Sunday is the performance or lack there of from quarterback Christian Ponder. Ponder looked tentative, apprehensive and lacked confidence. How do the Vikings and Ponder fix these problems?
Viking receiver Percy Harvin sustained a sprained ankle in 3 different places Sunday against Seattle and the injury could force him to the sidelines against the Lions. Harvin returned the game Sunday at Seattle after sustaining the injury but he was favoring the ankle. Head coach Leslie Frazier said the sprain is not a high ankle sprain.
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This BC is pretty cool. I like the rubberized finish--I find that the polish adheres more easily to the nail. And of course, like with all Orly's, I absolutely LOVE the gripper cap. However, some of my polishes don't play well with Bonder--some colors get shrinkage or tipwear pretty easily.
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I found bonder to be very effective, especially when using the sandwich method. I've been able to wear polish for 6 days chip free, an absolute miracle for me!! But, it stains my nails quite badly... even when applied over another basecoat. I much prefer the china glaze strong adhesion, no staining and almost as good wear!
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I LOVE this rubberized base coat more than any base coat. I was not impressed by OPI, Piggy Polish, Essie BASECOATS etc. As other reviers have noted, u need to leave a little dry time between layers. I read about the Bonder sandwich on line. If ur nails r weak, I would recommend Orly Nailtrition somewhere in the mix. I used 2 layers of Bonder, 2 layers of Essie polish, a layer of Bonder & then two layers of Out the Door topcoat.
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I have a manifold gasket that keeps blowing I think because the block is aluminum. Since this lets out emissions before getting to the catalytic converter. Could this be the reason I am getting a low threshold reading? When I turn the engine light off it takes about two weeks before it comes back on and usually when highway driving.
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P0420 indicates the catalytic converter is performing below a predetermined threshold. The performance is measured by the rear oxygen sensor. If the exhaust manifold is allowing air to enter the exhaust system, that excess air can mess with the measurements made by the oxygen sensor. So to answer your question directly, yes, it is possible than a manifold leak could cause a false code P0420. However, it is not likely. There is also an oxygen sensor in front of the converter. If there was excess air in the exhaust, I would expect the front 02 sensor to see the extra oxygen and set a code for exhaust too lean. If that is not happening, then excess oxygen is probably not present and therefore, not responsible for your code P0420.
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One of the most memorable Woodys; funny & poignant. It also makes one regret that Lantz, Woody's creator, didn't direct from this point onward (he had to "mind... (read more)
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Jalagam Vengala Rao
Jalagam Vengal Rao or Jalagam Vengala Rao (May 1921 -12 June 1999) was for much of his life a member of the Indian National Congress and was the Chief Minister of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Rao hailed from Buyannagudem in Khammam district. His involvement in politics began when he was in his twenties, when he supported Congress in their campaign of armed defiance against the Nizam of Hyderabad. He was jailed for his involvement in this campaign, which was protesting the tenancy laws operating in the Telangana region. Although he tried and failed to be elected as an independent candidate in 1952, Rao subsequently was elected on four occasions to the Legislative Assembly of Andhra Pradesh, where he represented the Sathupalli constituency of Khammam district. He was also twice elected to the Lok Sabha - the lower house of the Parliament of India - as a representative of the Khammam district constituency. The first of his successful Assembly elections was in 1962, and the period from 1952 to that time saw him occupying the post of president for the Khammam district branch of Congress and being the first chairman of the district council. In 1968 he became State Home Minister in  ( Wikipedia article )
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- Date of birth
- 1921
- Profession
- Politician
Political career
|Indian National Congress
- Date of death
- 1999