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AC Voltage: | 120V |
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Auxiliary Inputs: | 3.5mm Stereo / USB |
Batteries Included: | No |
Battery Type: | Li-Ion / Ni-Cd |
Charging Capability: | No |
Media Compatibility: | MP3 / WMA |
Memory Presets: | 10 AM / FM |
Tuner: | AM / FM |
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Versatile radio for use in the field.
Battery power or outlet.
Ipod works great when reception is weak.
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This job site radio is very attractive, most of my hand tools are Milwaukee so I love it's appearance. It picks up FM and AM stations well and hooks up to my smart phone effortlessly. The on/off button is large while other controls can be operated with a gloved hand. My biggest disappointment is the surprising lack of volume. I bought this as a reconditioned unit so maybe the volume issue got by them. It is loud enough for my shop and the work I do outside. The sound quality is exceptional but if you need to cover a large work area there might not be enough sound.
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I take my radio to all my jobsites.It makes the day go by quicker. Love the sound.
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I workout outside once a week with a bunch of colleagues relatively close to a busy road. I hook up my phone with the Spartacus workout video (DL from Youtube) to the boombox. Pump up the volume and go. Works great. Even when there's wind and road noise our group (approx. 8 to 10) can still feel the beat, hear the music and follow the instructions. Battery goes long too without recharging.
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How long will it play with an m12 battery powering it?0 answers
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It's not known if the newer model will have charging capabilities but I'm sure ithe company has heard what we want, they tried to make us happy by making it where u can use any battery. The next edition will probably even have outlets built in, it shouldn't be long for new radio since the FUEL edition is making its wayA:
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Jonny Wilkinson's return to action coincided with Newcastle's first home win of the season, as they thumped Sale 34-9 in the Powergen Cup.
The hosts wracked up five tries to entertain the home fans, with Mathew Tait particularly influential all afternoon.
The youngster scored the first try of the encounter, which opened the floodgates to braces from Hall Charlton and Matthew Burke.
Tait's breakthrough came just three minutes in and it was a superb example of the flair that the Falcons possess in their backline.
Fly half Toby Flood threw a superb cut-out pass to Burke, who allowed the younger legs of Tait to cruise past Steve Hanley to go over in the corner.
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With the scores at 22-9, it was time for the introduction of Wilkinson, and the England man made an immediate impact.
Looking to dictate play from his first touch, Wilkinson found Burke with a classic miss pass and the Australian put the game beyond doubt.
The returning Newcastle fly half then provided more reason for celebration, knocking over the conversion in trademark style, before Charlton's second touchdown late on added gloss to a thoroughly impressive Falcons victory.
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The Fixer: A tale of toppled utility poles
The stub of one Kingston Rd. pole felled by a car accident was left for months with a pylon on it; another is a more recent casualty.
There must be something about Kingston Rd. that makes drivers want to ram utility poles in the centre median.
When we do a story like the one last week about a broken utility pole fixed with duct tape at Humber Bay West Park, people often send us copycat complaints.
A reader told us about a toppled utility pole in the centre median of Kingston Rd., near Saunders Rd., that was plowed into by a vehicle that spun out of control.
The metal pole was knocked over in early September, said the reader, adding that the damaged section was taken away and a pylon stuffed on top of the metre-high stub that remains in the median.
While looking for it, we found another damaged pole that looked almost identical, in the centre median of Kingston, west of Poplar Rd., and about a kilometre east of the one at Saunders Rd.
It has also been dressed for the holidays with an orange pylon crammed on top of the stub of the pole, which looks more like a misplaced party hat than a traffic marker.
In both cases, it's apparent they were rammed by a vehicle; given their proximity, it had us wondering if a daredevil took aim at one pole, toppled it, and then took a run at another.
They are also examples of a prevailing philosophy within the city that anything can be temporarily fixed by plunking down a pylon and leaving it for months, figuring it will remain in place.
STATUS: We've sent an email to Toronto Hydro, which is in charge of utility poles, asking if the crumpled leftovers can be removed.
UPDATE: Last Saturday, we reported on a stretch of Queen St. E. where three Canada Post mailboxes can be found within a block, while there are no boxes for the next seven blocks to the west. Eugene Knapic, who deals with media for Canada Post, emailed to say one of the three boxes will be moved to Queen and Lee Ave., about halfway in between, on Dec. 28.
What's broken in your neighbourhood? Wherever you are in Greater Toronto, we want to know. To contact us, go to www.thestar.com/thefixer and open the SeeClickFix template, or click on the "submit a problem" link. Call us at 416-869-4823. To read our blog, click on "blogs" at the top of thestar.com's home page, or go to thestar.blogs.com/thefixer/. Follow us on Twitter at TOStarFixer
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Hillary: I Was Once Poor Like You
Hillary Clinton graced Chicago this week on her Planet Hillary Global Domination Tour as she seeks the presidency.
And she proved something the other day. She proved that she finally stands for something.
Hillary stands for people who are "dead broke" but also have multiple homes.
She bragged about it to a purring Diane Sawyer of ABC News, saying she really knows what it's like to struggle. It happened when her husband, former President Bill Clinton, left the White House.
Will someone have the decency to please cue the sad violin as Hillary recounts the ordeal of the multiple homes?
"We came out of the White House not only dead broke, but in debt," she said. "We had no money when we got there, and we struggled to, you know, piece together the resources for mortgages, for houses, for Chelsea's education.
"You know, it was not easy."
What's frightening is that she could talk like that without even blushing. The woman has all the shame of a tree.
And I guess you could say that wealthy Democrats who declare class warfare are different from you and me.
They're worth millions upon millions of dollars. They didn't do anything for the money except talk and play politics. That's the Clintons' special talent. They talk and talk and millions come to them and they feel our pain. And they don't blush.
Listening to Hillary tell the sob story of the multiple homes, you could almost hear a stressed woman whose husband lost his job — a woman, say, who works as a cashier at some all-night supermarket and comes home to put her swollen feet in a pan of warm water.
Or the man working two or three part-time jobs, praying to God he has steady work to feed the kids macaroni and potatoes and keep a roof over his family's head.
I know people like that. I'm sure you do as well. They're not worried about their multiple homes or tuition at the nation's top private universities.
But that's Hillary. When she talked to Sawyer, you almost could hear Hillary's swollen feet sliding into that pan of warm water and salts.
Hers is the true politician's gift, to use a voice and get your vote. Of course, she has to feel your pain, too.
Except, what pain, exactly, Hillary, did you feel?
When the Clintons left the White House, there were millions upon millions of dollars waiting for them. Yes, there were legal bills from all the times Bill put his hands on women and lied about it, and when they were investigated for lying about the lies.
But their so-called friends raised millions and millions in legal defense funds.
The woman standing on her feet at the checkout counter, or rushing out to try to sell real estate part time after the kids have been fed, or the woman working as a teacher's aide doesn't have such friends.
How tough a life Hillary must have had, starting with that $1,000 cattle futures investment that grew to $100,000 as if by magic years ago.
And when she left the White House, there was an $8 million book advance waiting for her. Bill had an even larger advance. It's been estimated he's made more than $100 million in speeches since they left their co-presidency in 2001.
She's made dozens and dozens of speeches herself, some for as much as $200,000.
Are they paying her for her brilliance and that honest laugh? Or are they paying for another kind of future, one in which she's president and they get their phone calls returned the Chicago Way?
On Tuesday, Hillary talked to the national produce boys in Chicago and got paid for that one, too.
I pass the produce houses as I drive in to work in the early mornings — the guys driving trucks, pushing pallets, men who wear back braces and don't dare miss a day's work. Their families aren't dealing with the stress of multiple homes.
Hillary's quote about debt isn't some political gaffe. This is the Clintons once again revealing their true selves to America.
And that shamelessness will define this phase of her 2016 campaign as clearly as her dismissal of questions about those four Americans left to die in Benghazi when she was secretary of state.
For all the Clintonistas cringing out there about what she said, please understand that it could have been worse. She could have used one of her various accents.
She's used a black Southern accent, reciting the words of an old gospel hymn during her 2008 campaign for president. She relied on her native Chicago accent while campaigning for the U.S. Senate in New York, about the time she explained she was a lifelong Yankees fan from Park Ridge.
But my favorite accent of Hillary's is that hard nasal Arkansas twang. The one she used to stand by her man against all those women who lured her Bill.
In this voice, Hillary Clinton reminds me of Peach, a character from Larry McMurtry's great novel, "Lonesome Dove."
Peach didn't suffer fools. And once, while standing in the street, talking to a milquetoast sheriff in Arkansas, Peach had something in her arm.
A live rooster.
Unfortunately for the rooster, it did a dumb thing. It pecked her. So Peach twisted his neck so quickly that the head came off.
"That'll teach him to peck me," Peach said. "At least I'll get to eat him instead of a skunk having the pleasure."
The Planet Hillary tour has months and months to go. And I wonder which voice she'll use next.
John Kass is a columnist for the Chicago Tribune who also hosts a radio show on WLS-AM. His e-mail address is [email protected], and his Twitter handle is @john_kass.
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KITCHENER — Hockey may be on trial over serious head injuries.
But Ben Fanelli, whose hockey career has been stalled by a hit that resulted in severe head trauma, declines to sit on the jury.
"It's not my duty to change the game," the Kitchener Rangers defenceman said Thursday as he discussed his plans to run, swim and cycle in a triathlon this June to raise funds for brain injury awareness.
The game may be beyond changing.
In Tuesday night's NHL game between Boston and Montreal, the Bruins towering defenceman Zdeno Chara drove Max Pacioretty's head into the turnbuckle stanchion at the Canadiens bench.
Pacioretty suffered a severe concussion and fractured neck, the same injuries Colorado's Steve Moore sustained seven years earlier – to the night – after Todd Bertuzzi drove Moore's head into the ice in Vancouver.
On Wednesday, as the NHL refused to suspend Chara for putting Pacioretty in hospital, Fanelli prepared to take media questions for the first time in nearly a year.
It's been 16 months since Fanelli, seven games into his now-dormant Ontario Hockey League career, almost died on the ice at the Aud.
Strafed and sideswiped by Mike Liambas of the Erie Otters, Fanelli's head slammed into a stanchion supporting the glass at the Zamboni entrance behind one net. His helmet flew off on impact. Fanelli spent a week in hospital with skull fractures and severe head trauma. Liambas was banned from the OHL.
Fanelli, who turned 18 on Wednesday, skates weekly with the Rangers as part of his remarkable recovery. But he is no longer on the active roster for this season. The reality is his hockey career may be over.
As Montreal police promised a probe into the Chara hit on Pacioretty, Fanelli spoke of his progress and the need to transform himself from "bulky" hockey player into a "slimmer" triathlete. He is taking business courses now in preparation for university.
The likelihood he must embrace a career outside hockey, is something he is prepared for. Initially, after his injuries, he was determined to return to hockey.
But if the game will not change, the victims of its devastating legacy will have to.
Fanelli has re-assessed his life. Pacioretty may be next to.
"I'm not his doctor," Fanelli said of Pacioretty. "I don't really have a comment on everything he's going through.
Flanked by teammates Gabriel Landeskog and Ryan Murphy, Fanelli also spoke of the inevitability of hockey's grimmest moments involving bruised brain matter.
Recent head traumas threaten the careers of Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby and Boston's Marc Savard. Both top centres have serious concussions. If and when they do return to the NHL, they may never be what they once were on the ice. Or off the ice.
Even Murphy said he was uncertain of playing Friday's game against Owen Sound after taking a head shot in Kingston a week earlier.
"Concussions or, which they say now, head injuries, that's part of the game and it happens," said Fanelli, an Oakville kid who is taking business courses this year in preparation for university in the fall.
"On purpose or not, it's going to happen. Not only in hockey, other sports and daily life. You can hit your head."
So Fanelli will run, cycle and swim to help those who face the same daunting recovery he has endured. The program he created, Head Strong: Fanelli 4 Brain Injury Awareness, is to be a permanent part of his future.
"This is more to treat those concussions, as opposed to prevent them," Fanelli said.
"I can't do that. I'm only one person. But I can raise the money to help those people that have those concussions."
Physically, Fanelli says he is just as he was before.
Emotionally, he has difficult days. That's where friends like Landeskog and Murphy help out. They were on the ice with him when his helmet flew off and the Aud fell silent on Oct. 30, 2009.
They sat beside him on Thursday, wearing Head Strong T-shirts and taking questions.
"Me and Ryan, we just want to be there for him," said Landeskog, the Rangers captain.
Dan Lebold, the Rangers trainer who helped save his life, was there too.
So were most of his coaches and teammates like Cody Sol and Mike Morrison. His agent, Waterloo's Rob Hooper, also watched Fanelli's winning performance in front of the media. Things are about to change for Ben Fanelli again.
He used to be the kid who missed the party to go to hockey.
"Now, I'll miss the party because I have to train for the triathlon," he said.
He will do a 750-metre swim, 30-kilometre bike ride and 7.5-kilometre run. That's his agenda in Milton on June 5. There will be no skates involved.
"After three or four concussions, parents think their kid's sporting career is finished," said Harry Zarins, executive director of the Brain Injury Association of Canada. "This is a prime example that you can switch into another sport. You don't just stop being active."
If hockey won't change, the Ben Fanellis of the world have to.
Just don't ask him to testify in the case against hockey. It's not his duty. He's been through enough. And don't ask the hard-hitting Landeskog, sure to be a top NHL pick in June, to make a ruling in the Pacioretty-Chara incident either.
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Well said Chubby, We only need a few millon more of these girls !!
June 3, 2012 at 10:02am
And you need to grow up petty, check out the real world,
Is war a new thing in life, Get with it, get some years behide you,
then see if you make the same comment !!! -
June 3, 2012 at 9:42am
Bikerr !! Your a 100% right, just look at the numbers,
why don't the mussey's say more ???? -
June 3, 2012 at 9:34am
Good for you Zoro51 !!!
May 29, 2012 at 8:40pm
Good one BoB _R_
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May 29, 2012 at 8:18pm
That all right Zoro51 I and many more will over look your spelling and grammar, Most Americans don't
care about spelling and grammar any more,we need to get this country back to sanity !!!In reply to zoro51's comment on the story 'Citizen Militias': Arizonans Vow to Take Matters Into Their Own Hands to Protect Border
May 28, 2012 at 6:04am
I wonder if miss Barr should just go back to her trailer where her roots are ! And just shout her mouth,
Not saying there is anything wrong with being trailer trash.
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Reed Property & Construction - Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
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Gas Compliance Officer
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Nottingham City Homes is an award-winning company that manages 27,500 properties across the city, creating homes and places where people want to live. Investing millions in our decent homes programmes and building hundreds of new council homes in the... Permanent... From £20,253 to £22,212 per annum
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Communications Officer (Press Office / Media)
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Health & Safety Officer
Green Care Management Limited - Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
A Health & Safety position has arisen to work for the site QRESH Compliance Manager, based just outside of the center of Nottingham. The successful candidate will be responsible for providing health & safety advice for the site, ensuring compliance in... 25000.00GBP
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Probation Officer (NNPS0015-4)
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Anti Social Behaviour Officer - Nottingham
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Lutece Cypress Linens
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Let Me In (2010) Horror Movie Review
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[ Movie Page: Let Me In (2010) ]Let Me In is the US remake version of the popular foreign vampire film Let the Right One In. This is a very touching vampire movie that tries to both show the vicious nature of vampires and the need for some vampires to connect with humans to protect them. You really feel like this is a real vampire story being told which has been called "chillingly real" and "one of the best horror films of the year" by many critics.
In small New Mexico, a lonely, bullied boy, Owen (Kodi Smit-McPhee - The Road), forms a unique bond with his new and suspicious new neighbor, Abby (Chloe Grace Moretz - Carrie, Dark Shadows, The Amityville Horror) who is a vampire. Abby both defends and comforts Owen. What Abby needs from Owen is terrifying in its own sense.
I really like the performance of Moretz but I still rathered the original version. This remake hit all the same emotions and elements of the original but fell a little short somewhere.
A bullied young boy befriends a young female vampire who lives in secrecy with her guardian.
About Let Me In 2010
Year: 2010
Starring: Elias Koteas, Dylan Kenin, Chloë Grace Moretz, Kodi Smit-McPhee, Chris Browning, Jimmy 'Jax' Pinchak, Sasha Barrese, Richard Jenkins, Cara Buono, Rebekah Wiggins, Jon Kristian Moore, Dylan Minnette, Brenda Wehle, Galen Hutchison, Dean Satriano, Rachel Hroncich, Deborah L. Mazor, Frank Bond, Ritchie Coster, Kayla Anderson, Tobin Espeset, Nicolai Dorian, Ben Bode, Juliet Lopez, Seth Adkins, Ashton Moio, Brett DelBuono, Gwendolyn Apple, Colin Moretz, Rowbie Orsatti
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And the questions -er- question's never come
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Induction of c-fos by excitatory amino acids in developing chick retina is affected by changes in cellular interactions
Article first published online: 11 OCT 2004
DOI: 10.1002/jnr.490360303
Copyright © 1993 Wiley-Liss, Inc.
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How to Cite
Pearlman, E. M., Seigel, G. M. and Notter, M. F. D. (1993), Induction of c-fos by excitatory amino acids in developing chick retina is affected by changes in cellular interactions. J. Neurosci. Res., 36: 252–259. doi: 10.1002/jnr.490360303
Publication History
- Issue published online: 11 OCT 2004
- Article first published online: 11 OCT 2004
- Manuscript Received: 21 APR 1993
- Manuscript Revised: 21 APR 1993
- Manuscript Accepted: 21 APR 1993
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- Muller cells;
- Western blot;
- cell culture;
- alpha-aminoadipic acid;
- N-methyl-D-aspartic acid
Cell contact is important for normal maturation of chicken retinal Muller cells. In order to gain a better understanding as to how this occurs, we examined the ability of retinal cells with altered cell contacts to respond to an environmental stimulus. The response of Muller cells cultured under conditions which alter cell contacts was measured by activating intracellular signaling systems leading to induction of the earlyinducible gene c-fos. Chicken retinal cells were cultured as explants, reaggregates, and monolayers and exposed to extracellular stimuli in the form of the excitatory amino acids D, L-alpha aminoadipic acid (AAA) and N-methyl-D, L-aspartic acid (NMDA). Each culture was exposed to 1.25 mM AAA, 2.5 mM AAA,50 μM NMDA, or 100 μM NMDA. Toxicity was assessed histologically and by immunocytochemical labeling of Müller cells after 2 days of exposure. Activation of c-fos was determined by Western blot analysis for Fos protein after 30,60, and 120 minutes of exposure. Exposure to AAA led to a loss of Muller cells in explant and reaggregate cultures; however, Muller cells in monolayer culture; however, Muller cells in monolayer culture were not susceptible to AAA at either dose. NMDA was toxic to a specific population of neurons under all three culture conditions. Fos protein expression paralleled the histologic findings. Fos protein was significantly elevated after exposure to either dose of AAA in explant and reaggregate cultures but not in monolayer cultures. Monolayer and reaggregate cultures did not exhibit a significant increase in Fos levels in response to either dose of NMDA. Explant cultures exhibited an equivical response to only the 50 μM NMDA. These results suggest that the ability of Müller cells to respond to AAA by increasing levels of Fos protein requires that specific cell contacts occur during development. © 1993 Wiley-Liss, Inc.


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Chocolate curl cake
This magnificent chocolate cake can take centre-stage at any special occasion.
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Chocolate ganache
Chocolate panels & curls
Energy 3730kJ |
Fat saturated 34.00g |
Fat Total 51.00g |
Carbohydrate sugars 78.00g |
Carbohydrate Total 95.00g |
Dietary Fibre g |
Protein 11.00g |
Cholesterol mg |
Sodium 244.97mg |
All nutrition values are per serve.
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this recipe is great to make and helps you focus. It tastes great and is a real treat!
Made this cake last night and followed the recipe exactly. Only issue was that it rose HEAPS and cracked on top. Also, it didn't need anywhere near 1 1/2 hours. I took it out after 1 hour 10 and the top was just turning dark and there was a little burnt bit in the middle near the crack. I don't anticipate any dramas though once I ice it tonight.
I made this cake for my boyfriends dad for his birthday. It was a hit but very rich. I made the chocolate curls and panels the day before because I knew I wouldn't have much time on the day. The chocolate kept well in a tightly sealed container. I followed the recipe exactly and found that there was a lot of mixture (enough to make two cakes) as a result my cake rose and I ended up having to cut the top of it off to make it even. Instead of using white chocolate curls I used mixed berries (strawberries looked the best). The decorations worked well but I think I would use a lighter chocolate cake recipe instead or serve this with cream.
thats a sexy cake. tastes great
Never made a cake that involved as much chocolate as what this cake did, but had a ball covering the bench in chocolate. Cake turned out fantastic. Had trouble with my white choc and not wanting to curl so i ended up topping it with white choc shavings. Tasted amazing, can not wait to make this cake again.
I made this for my husband's 30th last week. The cake mix made 2 cakes for me so stacked them and filled with ganache and cream. Used white and dark chocolate shards around the outside. In the middle rather than having so many curls I put a white chocolate plaque with dark chocolate writing. Was divine but very rich. Had a bit of trouble with the curls but maybe with practice would get better. Lovely fancy cake.
I made this for my sisters birthday and it was so great everyone thought i bought it. I did struggle with the curls though and had to do shredded chocolate... still looked great.
I made this for my 4-year-old brother and he loved it!
i made this for my daughters 18th birthday and it turned out beautiful. had many comments about it and they wanted the recipe.would definitely make it again for a special occasion
My thirteen year old daughter enjoyed making your Cholcolate curl cake. She found it easy to make and we all enjoyed her efforts.
I made this for a friend's birthday, though I didn't have time to make the curls, I decorated it like this: http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b390/beccr216/cake2.jpg It was a hit!
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Storm-battered Christchurch residents are trying to remain resilient after another natural disaster damaged their homes and upended lives.
Many residents in the worst-affected areas say they feel helpless after the two-day storm.
Francis Ave resident Alison Naylor's St Albans' home was one of dozens of inundated properties. She felt helpless about what had happened.
"Something should have been done after the flooding last year, but we've had no help."
The Flockton basin, in the St Albans/Mairehau area, suffered severe flooding with the water level in parts of the suburbs reaching waist-height.
Many residents evacuated their homes while others watched helplessly as the floodwaters swept through their properties.
People spoken to by The Press were visibly upset about the damage to their homes while others were angry that nothing had been done as a result of similar flooding in the same area last year.
Naylor said seeing her home in such a state was "absolutely devastating".
"I live by myself and I can't do this . . . I can't ring work every time it rains and tell them I can't go in because I'm flooded again.
"I want to know what will be done and I want to see some action before this winter.
"I expected a little bit of water but nothing like this . . . I woke up at about 5am because my cat jumped on my bed and she was wet and I looked down and there was five inches of water everywhere," she said.
The land the house sits on had dropped by about 40 centimetres after the earthquakes.
Linda Wells moved into a rental property on the corner of Carrick and Flockton streets in October and said experiencing the flooding was "worse than the earthquake".
Wells and her 20-year-old son evacuated their home about 4am yesterday after waking to find water slowly creeping into their hallway.
"I just can't believe it to be honest . . . My car is in the garage and will be ruined. We just had to put stuff high up and hope for the best but I don't know what to do now."
She contacted Civil Defence and was "piggybacked to the truck when they arrived".
Wells and her son spent the evening at the emergency centre at Mairehau School before being picked up by some friends.
"It's really scary and it makes you feel so helpless."
After watching large parts of Mairehau become submerged by floodwater, Jo Byrne is demanding answers.
The Carrick St resident "felt sick to her stomach" when she saw the damage to her home.
Unlike last year's flooding in the Flockton basin area, when about 30 homes were flooded, whole streets were under water yesterday.
"Our homes are insured, our land is insured so why after three years are we still living like this?"
Byrne said EQC had said land claims would be settled by the end of the year but that would be far too long for many residents.
"We've got another winter to get through . . . it's a disgrace."
Across town, residents face a big cleanup after the Heathcote River burst its banks.
Mike Barber had to wade through waist-deep water to salvage items from his flooded home.
Like others living next to the Heathcote River, he had watched helplessly as it burst its banks and swamped the area.
"I don't know how it got this deep, this quick. It's nuts," he told The Press.
Barber, who was uninsured, woke to the river lapping against the doorstep of the pale blue house he rented on the corner of Sheldon St and Clarendon Tce, Woolston, yesterday.
By mid-morning, carpet inside the home was covered by about 30cm of dirty brown water.
Any items of value had been shifted to higher ground.
There was little else Barber could do but put on a brave face and wait for the rain to stop and water levels to subside.
His flatmate had simply left the mess behind and gone to work.
Further south along the river, Glen Fife tried in vain to push his partially submerged car from the grips of the flood-waters that had engulfed parts of Marshall St. In the end, he called in a favour from Titan Cranes colleague Darryn Perfect who helped haul out the vehicle using one of the company's cranes. Dirty brown water spilled out onto the street as he opened the car's doors. His house had not been damaged and his wife and two children were safe.
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The very few bands signed to Fiction Records were purely the result of the fleeting fancies of Robert Smith or Chris Parry, who in the late 80s and early 90s were looking to legitimize the imprint as more than just The Cure's family label. They had a keen ear for bands destined to do absolutely nothing: Eat, Candyland, and Die Warzau. I'll give Eat "Mr. and Mrs. Smack", and I apologize if Big Electric Metal Bass Face is a cherished teen memory for the KMFDM set, but only one Fiction band ever made much of a name on their own: the easily ridiculed Goth-- er, God Machine.
Boasting amorphous shoegaze album art, singer Robin Proper-Sheppard's 50s-Brando good looks and ridiculously perfect name, The God Machine followed in the footsteps of their older brethren Swervedriver, pushing the genre's boundaries toward the darker, more theatrical territory charted by Swans. That the tribal drumming drew comparisons to Jane's Addiction underscored the limited understanding most critics had of underground rock music at the time, but their squealing industrial-shoegaze hybridization nevertheless took Britain by storm via 1993's double-LP Scenes from the Second Storey. The shocking loss of bassist and close friend Jimmy Fernandez to cancer just a year later prematurely ended the group, and, having started up his own Flower Shop label (18th Dye, Swervedriver, Elysian Fields), Proper-Sheppard focused on production before a hesitant return to music with Sophia in 1996.
Instantly compared to Sparklehorse and Red House Painters' ascendant acoustic melodrama, Sophia's post-folk hasn't exactly blossomed since their inception. Their debut Fixed Water (functionally a Proper-Sheppard solo album) was full of understandably overblown life-crisis ballads like "When You're Sad" and "Last Night I Had a Dream" (where he pines, "What has rock and roll led you to believe?"). Without the tragic backstory, Fixed Water is more Dashboard Confessional than Elliott Smith, but by 1998's The Infinite Circle, Proper-Sheppard, cracking thirty, began to take ownership of his anguish, and, with added strings, flushed out the group's sound.
The results wavered between commercially confident Grant Lee Buffalo ballads and more retiring, impressionistic Red House Painters material, and found an inexplicably massive audience in Europe-- especially Belgium, where Proper-Sheppard had by then relocated to, and Germany (home to Sophia's new label City Slang). Bands that grew up listening to The God Machine-- Mogwai, in particular-- sang Sophia's praises in the late 90s, and their three Flower Shop releases have to date sold over 30,000 copies combined, earning Proper-Sheppard a comfortable European living.
But soon after these golden café years, death put Sophia on hiatus again: Proper-Sheppard's mother passed away, quite suddenly, in 2001. Three years later, his music is more aggressive and confident, yet far more nostalgic: At the core of People Are Like Seasons sits a massive, eight-minute pyre that looks back to his years in The God Machine, both in name and the stratospheric guitar finale that sets it alight. The too-brief ninety seconds of unrestrained electric heaven closing "Desert Song No. 2" will reduce anyone who loved his former band to tears, but the bulk of the song-- six minutes of western violin and dust bowl piano-- is actually about Chan Marshall's breakdown on the last night of her Moon Pix tour, which occurred in Belgium while she was opening for Sophia. Naturally, the rueful refrain "let yourself go" took on new meaning when Proper-Sheppard's mother died; in the six long years since Cat Power's Grace Slick impression, this album's centerpiece has evolved into a defining work, lending wisdom and inviting plenty of psychoanalysis.
The opening track and lead single, "Oh My Love", is a shock to anyone familiar with Sophia. A telling parallel with Cat Power's liberation on You Are Free, it's a stomping and surprisingly commercial guitar anthem that's earning some advance curiosity from the UK press, along with unfortunate comparisons to Ryan Adams and Modest Mouse. Countered sharply by the slight drum machine lilt "Swept Back" and the Lennon impression "Fool" (its title another Cat Power coincidence), the album completely derails following "Desert Song No. 2", veering into awful lo-fi hard rock. A sheepish tribute to The The ("Darkness") prefaces the abysmal "If a Change Is Gonna Come", a distorted clap-along rip-off of "The Man Who Sold the World" featuring an unholy, unforgivable chorus of "life's a bitch and then you die."
Though you'll miss out on "Holidays Are Nice", which channels the summertime bliss of San Francisco's Swell (who Sophia toured with in 1997), you will turn this confused album off halfway through without missing much. The seven-plus minutes of "I Left You" lack the personality and emotional heft of "Desert Song No. 2", collapsing in on grandiose, overblown melodies found in the worst sort of film ballads, and the self-recorded parting shot "Another Trauma" is merely a whiskey-throated asterisk at the long-coming close of People Are Like Seasons, a record that fires its cannons twenty minutes in.
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