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James Blake: 'My new album will sound more aggressive and clubby'
James Blake has said that his new album will sound "more aggressive" and "clubby".
The singer, who released his self-titled debut album in February last year, told Spinner that he had started sessions on the follow-up and predicted that it would embrace a different sound.
"A lot of the vocal music I've been doing recently has been quite clubby," he said. "But that's mainly because I've had more time to go to clubs, and that normally breeds that kind of influence. I've been doing quite a few DJ set recently, which have been really fun."
He went on to say of his plans for the record: "I think it's going to be a bit more aggressive, to be honest. It seems that way. I don't feel more aggressive, it's just been… it's just how I feel. In terms of writing more club tracks, writing more electronically influenced – I feel like it was all electronically influenced, but now that influence has come to me in a different way."
Blake also said he was eager to work with Bon Iver's Justin Vernon again, after the pair teamed up for the collaborative track 'Fall Creek Boys Choir' last year. Speaking about their friendship, he said: "I will be making sure that I visit him as much as possible when I'm in the US and I know that he'll be in London at some point as well.
"We really do want to work on some more stuff together. We get on as people. He's a great guy, and the collaborations that I normally form are based on friendships, not on A&R moves, so that's the way it'll happen," he added.
James Blake released a six-track EP, titled 'Enough Thunder', in October last year. It featured his collaboration with Bon Iver and a cover of Joni Mitchell's track 'A Case Of You', as well as four new compositions.

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West Ham United are delighted to announce five new dates for Stadium Tours in February.
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Tours will be conducted by club historian and regular programme contributor John Helliar and are sure to be as popular as ever.
John has undertaken various roles at the club over the years, including programme editor, and is an authority on all things claret and blue.
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We had a brief downpour of rain this afternoon. I don't know if it was the weight of the wet leaves or what, but just as it was ending, I was in my kitchen, when I saw something sort of large plop down on the hummingbird feeder outside my kitchen window. From the corner of my eye, I thought it was a leaf, but when I looked out the window, a luna moth was perched on the feeder -
It's good to see a luna moth! If it were a female, I'd put it in a butterfly cage, unzip the cage just enough that a male could get in, and wait for the suitors to arrive late tonight. Female lunas have combs, but they're small, and this guy's looks too big for him to be a female. So, he'll leave tonight. One interesting thing, you're supposed to know for sure that a luna moth has overwintered by the burgundy colored edging around the wings. This luna moth doesn't appear to have any - if you squint, you can see a very thin, VERY faint burgundy line around the edge, but it's the least I've ever seen on a March moth. Maybe he's just old and faded, I don't know. Here's a picture I took a few years? ago for comparison of the edging - Lunas are my favorite moth! Sherry |
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Cool story! Manna from Heaven! :D Looks like a male to me too. |
- Posted by misssherry Z8/9MS (My Page) on Sat, Mar 31, 12 at 13:13
Manna from heaven is just what I thought when I first saw him, too, KC. He left as soon as it got dark last night. I'd love to raise a few lunas this year - maybe I'll order some eggs, if they're available. Sherry |
- Posted by christie_sw_mo Z6 (My Page) on Sun, Apr 1, 12 at 8:29
Lucky you! I have plenty of host plants for them but I think I've only seen one since I've lived here (20+ years). Somewhere I've seen some info on the best time to watch for certain moths. I need to find that and set my alarm so I can check. I've wondered if they're all outside having a party at four in the morning under my porch light and I just never get to see it. |
Was just standing in our "TV room," watching part of "The Voice" that my wife wanted me to see. I noticed something coming at me from the kitchen. It flew in and landed. Turned out to be a male luna. I thought I had all my luna cocoons outside in the garage. Seems like at least one cat escapee a year gets to surprise us in the spring. Last year it was a poly. |
I was doing a search to make sure no one had posted about the book I just posted. My search came up with a Miss Sherry luna thread from 2008. It is a good read with some good pics. Thought some of you might like revisiting this blast from the past. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Lunas 2008
- Posted by misssherry Z8/9MS (My Page) on Thu, Apr 5, 12 at 10:06
I well remember that thread, KC! Congrats on your in-home luna, but I prefer mine outside! :) Sherry |
Had a female eclose on Friday but no males showed for 3 nights so I put her in the fridge to try later. Had another female eclose, put her out last night and 2 males showed, the first one at 21:34. April 19th is the earliest I've ever had a wild giant silk moth show up in central Ohio. 21:34 is probably the earliest time I've had a wild male show up for a calling female. The other male showed before 23:00 so I got to bring in my bird cage and go to bed. Wish it was that easy every time. OTOH, I pulled out the refrigerated female and placed her with one of the wild males. Nothing happened between them so not everything went as hoped. KC |
I wish we could still post to Sherry's long luna moth thread since there is so much info there. I posted there last year that I had 2nd brood lunas eclosing on September 18th. I was never able to attract a wild male. Well, this year, I've had 2nd brood lunas eclosing for maybe the last week. I've had at least 30 eclose but I was not attracting any wild males. I was afraid the wild ones were on a different schedule. I'm pleased to announce that at least 3 wild males showed last night and I have one pair mating. So, for the first time ever in my experience, I'll be raising 3rd brood lunas in central Ohio. I figured I would be considering how early the eclosures started this year. KC |
- Posted by caterwallin 6-PA (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 16:25
KC, Congrats on your mating lunas. I can imagine that it keeps you very busy trying to keep all of those hungry mouths fed. I'm including the link to Sherry's Luna Moth caterpillar thread from several years ago. I think too that there's a lot of good information there and have it saved in my favorites to refer back to if I ever get a chance to raise any. Cathy |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sherry's Luna Moths
- Posted by bananasinohio (My Page) on Fri, Aug 24, 12 at 17:34
Yay Lunas! What a great moth. All of mine have mad cocoons. I have them outside to take advantage of the cool nights. Our days are still real hot though and I am waiting to see what they will do. -Elisabeth |
My daughter's monarch butterfly boots were muddy so my wife stuck them in the sink in the moth room a couple days ago. I decided to clean them up tonight. Grabbed the scrub brush but it was stuck to the counter behind the faucet. Pulled harder and realized the problem. Some caterpillar had made a cocoon between the counter and the brush. Figured poly but no, it's a luna. Cool thing is the silk is white, matching the brush bristles. So, if you were wondering, you now know lunas can make their silk different shades if necessary. One less moth that will be surprising me in my house this spring. And, yes, we don't use that scrub brush much. :) |
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Where can I donate to Joe Wilson's re-election campaign?
His website is crashed right now, but as soon as it comes back up the check will be in the mail.
Please cite your source.
You claim that Joe Wilson was right, that the president lied. This is from FactCheck.org:
False: Illegal Immigrants Will Be Covered
One Republican congressman issued a press release claiming that "5,600,000 Illegal Aliens May Be Covered Under Obamacare," and we've been peppered with queries about similar claims. They're not true. In fact, the House bill (the only bill to be formally introduced in its entirety) specifically says that no federal money would be spent on giving illegal immigrants health coverage:
H.R. 3200: Sec 246 — NO FEDERAL PAYMENT FOR UNDOCUMENTED ALIENS
Nothing in this subtitle shall allow Federal payments for affordability credits on behalf of individuals who are not lawfully present in the United States.
Also, under current law, those in the country illegally don't qualify for federal health programs. Of interest: About half of illegal immigrants have health insurance now, according to the nonpartisan Pew Hispanic Center, which says those who lack insurance do so principally because their employers don't offer it.
Source link: http://www.factcheck.org/2009/08/seven-falsehoods-about-health-care/
What evidence exists that Joe Wilson is correct, to refute the president's statement?
No credibility
I do not blog here to talk to leftists. If I wanted to do that, I'd move over to Slate or something along those lines. I could care less what obvious lefties have to say on this issue. If I wanted any crap out of you, I'd have squeezed your pimply heads. Of course, you're welcome to comment all you like, but such will not generate a reply from me.
And that is why people like you have no credibility.
You will not generate a reply from me...
Of course, you're welcome to comment all you like, but such will not generate a reply from me.
This is priceless ... you just spent time replying to me, to tell me that you will not generate a reply to me!
Wouldn't it have been faster just to insert a link to the source that proves the president was lying when he said the bill prohibited coverage to illegal immigrants?
Unless, maybe, no such proof exists??
Let me be clear
He presented you with actual, undeniable evidence from a congressional bill and you respond with dismissive ad hominem attacks. What a jerk. Thank God the future of the party is no longer in your hands
At least Wilson realized how stupid his outburst was
What Wilson did was immensely stupid and very, very bad political theater. At least he was smart enough to realize it was a mistake and apologize for it immediately. You, on the other hand, have had several hours to reflect on it so there is no excuse for this post.
The great mass of Independents in this country are not going to be attracted to the Republican party by scenes of southern white men unable to follow the most basic rules of decorum while Obama speaks.
The scenes of Cantor texting were also a disgrace.
Wilson was ordered to call
As I've said elsewhere, the leadership ordered Wilson to call the White House. It wasn't his idea. They are to be comended for that. Credit where credit is due.
He's directly quoted by the AP.
On illegal immigrants
Because Democrats have consistently blocked application of any effective mechanism to exclude illegal immigrants. If it is not specifically prevented, it will happen. And that is the intent of many of the bill's supporters.
Again, please cite the source.
The language of H.R. 3200 is very clear.
H.R. 3200: Sec 246 — NO FEDERAL PAYMENT FOR UNDOCUMENTED ALIENS
Nothing in this subtitle shall allow Federal payments for affordability credits on behalf of individuals who are not lawfully present in the United States.
Also, current federal law states that those in the country illegally don't qualify for federal health programs, and nothing in this bill would modify or remove that law. Again, please cite your source for the claim that H.R. 3200 or existing federal law would extend health care benefits to illegal immigrants.
Obama's is a lie of omission.
Obama's is a lie of omission. Where does the bill state that proof of eligibility is required?
If the law prohibits payments
If the law prohibits payments or participation in federal health programs, the application forms for those will ask about eligibility (of all kinds; not just residency but also income, etc.). It would be enforcable as other federal laws are; if fraud is documented, the perpetrator can be charged with a federal crime.
I don't object to asking for proof of eligibility, whether residency or income. My point was that it was a 'lie' for Rep. Wilson to claim it was a 'lie' that the bill provides coverage for illegal immigrants; by the clear terms of the bill, it does not.
It's true that illegal immigrants often obtain fraudulent citizenship documents. It's true today and it will be true if health care reform is passed. If Republicans want to propose significant increases in funding for enforcement personel to investigate and prosecute fraud in federal programs (of all kinds), they'll get no complaints from me. But it's pointless grandstanding to put proof of eligibility requirements or enforcement terms in the bill if we're not actually going to fund enforcement, when mechanisms already exist to enforce laws. The words on the paper might mollify some people but without committing sufficient resources to enforcement it's no more enforcable than current laws are.
The fact that we don't adequately fund enforcement efforts for other types of fraud (e.g., Medicare fraud by providers) is analogous. It's illegal today to defraud Medicare by billing for services not performed; but does it happen? Of course it does. So the words on the paper are meaningless unless you fund staffing to enforce them.
Easy to do, acinphx...
Let's begin by pointing out that FactCheck isn't exactly a reliable, unbiased source of fair and balanced analysis.
Rather, I think your president's own words speak to the issue of what will happen and what are his intentions --the Democrat House bill was a deliberate attempt to divert attention from the real, pragmatic intent of the Obama Administration and House Democrats. Lying, unfortunately, works real well in Washington and Obama and the House Democrats know that dirty secret. "Promise the People anything" --was SlickWilly's action plan. "We kept all the campaign promises we intended to keep" was his motto as his team left town the last time. Obama is no different.
The number most often cited by your president, Barack Obama, and his surrogates is the roughly 46+ million uninsured. Of that number, according to the US Census Bureau, somewhere between 10 million and 17% of those uninsured ARE ILLEGAL ALIENS.
That's not me, acinphx. That's reporting carried by the President's personal newscasters over at the Democrat and liberally inclined, MSNBC.
Obama has repeatedly said "I want to cover all 46 million uninsured". That the bills have language NOW to exclude illegal aliens doesn't mean the final plan will do so --especially if the final plan is adopted without a printed copy of the bill being available to Congress... like with the bill creating the Stimulus Spending Junket, the Cash4Clunkers Program, etc.
(BTW, the auto dealerships still haven't been paid as promised, 88% of the Stimulus Spending Junket is still unspent, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are more violent and America is losing the support of allies daily in a set of wars Bush was winning, bin Laden still hasn't been caught, Obama hasn't repealed the DADT policy like he promised the gayLeft, the Justice Dept is on a witch hunt after CIA staff even though Obama promised they wouldn't do exactly that, the deficit is spiralling out of control, our trade deficit is rapidly approaching the worst in the Free World, unemployment continues to climb, Obama's polling numbers are dropping faster than any GOP President in the last 30 yrs and... worst of all, blacks are still claiming they need special protections and special advantages not available to others even though they got a black president in the White House. No wonder Obama has to resort to lies.)
acinphx... your own president concedes he really wants to cover illegal aliens. Of course, he won't call them that when the time rolls around for a signing ceremony. He'll call the "future Obama voters" and that's a lot closer to the truth than Obama has come in a long, long time.
Let's begin by pointing out
Let's begin by pointing out that FactCheck isn't exactly a reliable, unbiased source of fair and balanced analysis.
Then don't rely on FactCheck. Read the bill; I cited the section # and a simple Google search will yield the existing federal law that disqualifies illegal immigrants from federal health programs.
... the Democrat House bill was a deliberate attempt to divert attention from the real, pragmatic intent of the Obama Administration and House Democrats.
The only thing that's enforcable is the actual terms of a bill (law). Your belief that Democrats are acting in bad faith is just and only that: your belief.
Obama has repeatedly said "I want to cover all 46 million uninsured". That the bills have language NOW to exclude illegal aliens doesn't mean the final plan will do so --especially if the final plan is adopted without a printed copy of the bill being available to Congress... like with the bill creating the Stimulus Spending Junket, the Cash4Clunkers Program, etc.
Well then, it sounds like we need to wait for the final bill to see if your belief is correct. We'll also have to wait to see if your second fear comes true. However, neither changes the fact that the president wasn't lying about the fact that the current bill prohibits coverage of illegal immigrants.
Your "BTW" paragraph is nothing but a litany of complaints from the right and left about other issues. I don't see how any of them are determinative as to whether the president's statement that the current bill prohibits coverage to illegal immigrants was a lie?
Here's my BTW: illegal immigrants can currently obtain false citizenship documents relatively easily (although not cheaply) in order to vote or document eligibility for federal benefits. Seems they could be Obama voters with or without healthcare reform? Should we deny healthcare access to 30 million Americans just to run a sham of claim that illegal immigrants can't obtain healthcare today?


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AUSTIN – Princeton will make the switch to District 12-3A after the UIL announced realignment 9 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 2 for the 2012-'13 and 2013'-14 school years.
They will be part of a five-team district, along with 2A move-up Melissa, former 11-3A opponent Community, Anna and Bonham.
"It's (new district) is a lot different then what I was expecting. I really thought it would be Farmersville and not Community," head football coach and boys' athletic coordinator Stacey Dillard said. "I feel good about it though. I think we have a good shot to compete for a district championship in each sport."
Being in a five-team district the football team will have to schedule one extra non-district game.
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In a Draft posted by Mozilla release manager Christian Legnitto, he has given the information of upcoming versions of Mozilla. According the draft we are soon going to get the Firefox 6 and Firefox 7. It also illuminates the ongoing process of refreshing its release procedure in the browser developing company.
Moreover a new repository has been introduced Mozilla Aurora along with already existing Central, Beta and Release.
Different rendezvous in the channel passing through which a Browser comes before us will be focused on different but relevant issues,he states. For example Mozilla central will be focused on general development, project repository merges. Further,Mozilla aurora will be dealing with preffing off and backing out fixes/features which the central channel exposes as problematic with a wider audience and Mozilla beta will fixes newly-found issues which would prevent a final release and in extreme cases backouts / pref offs.
Mozilla release will in fact an emergency reserve in case of an enthusiastic response.
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Except for Firefox 5, In general, each stage of the process will last for 6 weeks.For instance after development of six months Mozilla central will be released and work on Mozilla beta will have been started and so on.
"Firefox 5 will be slightly different from future releases due to the development overlap (or lack thereof) with Firefox 4.''
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Firefox 6 has its initial push on 12 April and next week we can have its first build for testing. Work on Firefox 7 may start in mid May.