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text: Chapter 19 Pricing Strategies MATCHING Match each item with the correct statement below. a. competitive bidding i. bundle pricing b. penetration pricing strategy j. odd pricing c. list price k. transfer price d. allowance l. profit center e. psychological pricing m. skimming pricing strategy f. promotional pricing n. competitive pricing strategy g. loss leader o. zone pricing h. cannibalization p. market price 1. A(n) _____ involves the use of a high price relative to competitive offerings. 2. The use of a relatively low-entry price compared with competitive offerings is called a(n) _____. 3. A(n) _____ is designed to de-emphasize price as a competitive variable in the marketing mix. 4. The established price normally quoted to potential buyers is the _____. 5. The _____ is what a consumer or marketing intermediary actually pays for a product after subtracting any discounts, allowances, or rebates from the list price. 6. A trade-in is an example of a(n) _____. 7. A uniform-delivered pricing system used by companies such as FedEx and UPS is _____. 8. _____ is based on the belief that certain prices or price ranges make a product more appealing to buyers. 9. A price of $9.99 is an example of _____. 10. The pricing policy in which a lower-than-normal price is used as a temporary ingredient in a firm's marketing strategy is called _____. 11. A(n) _____ is a product priced below cost to attract consumers to stores in the hope they will buy higher- priced merchandise. 12. Quoted prices on proposed purchases, that reflect the lowest price available, from a group of sellers are determined through _____. 13. A(n) _____ is a part of an organization to which revenues and costs can be assigned. 14. A manufacturer sells a product to a company-owned warehouse. The price charged is called (n) _____. 15. _____ is the loss of sales of an existing product due to competition from a new product in the same line. 16. Offering a printer along with a personal computer at a single price is an example of _____. MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. Which of the following is not an advantage of skimming pricing? a. It allows a manufacturer to quickly recover its research and development costs. b. It permits marketers to control demand in the introductory stages of a product's life cycle. c. Potential competitors see innovative firms reaping large financial returns and decide to enter the market. d. It permits marketers to adjust productive capacity to match changing demand. 2. Penetration pricing works best when the demand for a product is: a. elastic. b. highly elastic. c. inelastic. d. highly inelastic. 3. A strategy of offering prices that are consistently lower than those of competitors is called _____ pricing. a. penetration b. skimming c. everyday low d. competitive 4. Retailers such as Home Depot and Lowe's, who offer to meet or beat the best price offered by their competitors, use the strategy of _____ pricing. a. skimming b. penetration c. competitive d. cost-plus 5. Discounts off the list price given to channel members for performing marketing functions are called _____ discounts. a. cash b. trade c. quantity d. transportation 6. A product's market price is ordinarily the: a. same as the product's list price. b. list price less any allowances and discounts that may be involved in the purchase. c. list price less any discounts and allowances plus any geographic considerations that may apply. d. price that consumers pay using a credit card. 7. Discounts off the list price given for large-volume purchases are known as _____ discounts. a. cash b. trade c. quantity d. functional 8. In a recent special offer, any customer who brought in a toaster oven, working or not, was given a $50 credit toward the purchase of a new Amana microwave oven. This is an example of: a. psychological pricing. b. a promotional allowance. c. a cash discount. d. a trade-in. 9. Refunds of a portion of the purchase price usually given by manufacturers to purchasers of new products are known as: a. loss leaders. b. rebates. c. shipping charges. d. trade-ins. 10. An important geographic consideration in setting and quoting prices is the cost of: a. transportation. b. quality. c. flexibility. d. buyer involvement. 11. The type of geographical pricing that allows the firm to adjust the price by allowing the buyer to subtract transportation expenses from the bill is called _____ pricing. a. uniform-delivered b. basing point c. freight absorption d. FOB plant 12. When a manufacturer quotes the same price for goods (including freight charges) to a buyer in Miami, another in Los Angeles, and a third in Dallas, the seller is quoting a _____ price. a. uniform-delivered b. destination c. zone d. basing point 13. Unit pricing is: a. stating the price in terms of quantities of measure or numerical count. b. the opposite of odd pricing. c. the same as uniform delivered pricing. d. displayed in even dollar units, such as $5 or $8. 14. The practice of marketing merchandise at a limited number of prices is called _____ pricing. a. product-line b. odd c. one-price d. limited 15. In the absence of other cues: a. many buyers interpret low prices as signals of high-quality products. b. price offers no clue of a product's quality to prospective purchasers. c. price is an important indicator of product quality to consumers. d. the relationship between price and quality holds true only in declining economies. 16. Buyers and sellers often set purchase terms using negotiated contracts when: a. only one available supplier exists. b. there are a multitude of suppliers. c. research and development work is not necessary. d. purchases exceed $5,000. 17. Large-scale enterprises often have a dilemma with setting the _____ price, which is the price they charge themselves when sending goods from one company profit center to another. a. list b. transfer c. removal d. basing 18. For the purpose of transfer pricing, any part of the organization to which revenue and controllable costs can be assigned, such as a department, is referred to as a: a. profit center. b. revenue center. c. controllable costs center. d. sales department. 19. Transfer pricing becomes especially complex when the global market is involved because: a. a firm with activities in several countries can use transfer pricing as a tax-avoidance device and governments frown upon such activities. b. issues of quality control can be serious, even when divisions of the same firm are involved. c. shipping materials across national lines involves payment of duties and taxes, and these become part of the total price of the goods. d. the temperature and humidity differences between origins and destinations often damage the products. 20. If a company is expanding into the global market and will be facing rather low foreign marketing costs, which is the recommended price approach? a. Standard worldwide price b. Dual pricing c. Market-differentiated pricing d. Transfer pricing 21. Online marketers run the risk of cannibalization when they: a. compete with off-price houses on the Net. b. self-inflict price cuts by creating competition among their own products. c. construct new stores alongside their Web sites. d. hold onto tradition in the face of new technology. 22. The use of bots to search out price quotes on specified products forces Internet marketers to: a. keep prices low. b. install "bot-stoppers." c. use printer-disabling viruses. d. close their Web sites.

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$500,000 and eight years to pull WiseUp info: city
All he wanted to do was find out what city hall and Winnipeg police had to say about him.
Sounds like a simple request, right?
Instead, traffic activist Todd Dube of WiseUp Winnipeg has been told it will take eight years and approximately $500,000 for the city to fulfil his freedom-of-information request.
It will take that long to compile memos and emails that mention his name and that of WiseUp Winnipeg, the group he co-founded about four years ago to expose what he calls the "devious and predatory tactics" of city traffic enforcement.
The time frame and amount were included in a Dec. 17 four-page letter to Dube from city Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) co-ordinator Colleen Chabot.
"They've invited me to focus it down to something narrower, which I guess I'll do," Dube said Thursday. "However, my opinion is that the documents should be recoverable in much less than 2,920 days."
Winnipeg lawyer and privacy expert Brian Bowman said the eight-year span is the longest he's ever heard.
"That's pretty high," he said. "I'm not aware of any that have been estimated that high."
Bowman said a FIPPA request should be as narrow as possible to ensure an applicant gets the information they want.
"You have a right to get information about yourself and general information," Bowman said.
Dube said the period he asked about ran from 2009 to 2012, the years WiseUp has been active. He's looking at cutting down to just the past two years and focusing his request to Mayor Sam Katz and several police officers in the traffic division.
"I think it would be interesting to see internally what their response was to the loud pro-action that I've initiated," Dube said, explaining why he made the FIPPA request.
He said when he filed his request Nov. 30, he thought it would be reasonably straightforward for emails to be pulled using his name on the search line.
"I can search mine in a few seconds."
The original requested search included the police service, the mayor's office, public works and the city's legal department.
Dube has been a thorn in the side of police, city hall and public works for the past few years as he and WiseUp Winnipeg have rallied against photo enforcement, amber light times they say are too short and improper street signage warning drivers about upcoming intersection speed cameras.
Most recently, his group abandoned a court challenge to the placement of a photo radar camera at Grant Avenue near Nathaniel Street across from Grant Park High School. WiseUp abandoned the case when a magistrate denied their request to further adjourn ito review material supplied by the Crown.
It's also not the first time Dube has been stymied in his freedom-of-information requests to the city. "I think I have four or five appeals to the Ombudsman," he said.
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Froyo is about to become part of the Park Rapids vocabulary and Jack the moose will soon become synonymous with "a mix of healthy and fun." A froyo bar - self-serve frozen yogurt - opened this week on the third block of Main, Dan Goleski and Todd Olson offering infinite "yummay, yummay" (to quote a preschooler) possibilities for the tummy. Inspired by the California yogurt craze, the duo invite kids of all ages to grab a yogurt cup and create a masterpiece at the Jack Pine Café. The yogurt bar is home to eight single flavors and four mixed, with low fat, no fat and sugar free options.
The Korean War, often referred to as "the forgotten war," was in its first year when Len Beckel enlisted in basic training with the Air Force. Draft notices, much to his mother's distress, had been arriving at the Beckel's home in Austin. And to her greater distress, her son was ignoring them. But not for long. Beckel had initially considered himself, as a student, deferred. But with the sheriff threatening a summons, he and his roommate at the University of Minnesota decided to make the acquaintance of an Air Force recruiter and take the entrance exam.
Nevis School will likely be asking residents to approve an operating referendum this fall, the district currently levying $126 per student. Superintendent Steve Rassier told board members a decision must be made in the next couple of months, putting the process in motion and developing strategies to gain public approval before the November elections. A recent survey showed 60 percent of voters are in favor of the existing levy, which is far less than the state average of $847 per pupil unit.
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I saw Trisha Yearwood prepare this on a daytime talk show last year, and then saw it again being prepared on the Live With Kelly show this morning. It looks so good that I really want to make it soon. I never thought of first cooking carrots before preparing a carrot cake, nor did I think to slice the layers. But it looks so scrumptious, so I will try to take the time to go that extra step. Prep time doesn't include the overnight refrigeration.
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- 3 cups granulated sugar
- 1 1/2 cups corn oil
- 4 large eggs
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon baking soda
- 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 1/2 cups walnuts (finely chopped)
- 1 1/2 cups grated coconut
- 1 1/2 cups pureed carrots (about 6 medium, boiled)
- 3/4 cup crushed pineapple (drained)
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- 2 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese (room temperature)
- 3/4 cup butter (room temperature)
- 6 cups confectioners' sugar
- 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 2 cups walnuts (finely chopped)
- 1FOR THE CAKE: Preheat the oven to 350°F Grease the bottom of three 9-inch, round cake pans with cooking spray, line with circles of parchment paper, and grease the paper with cooking spray.
- 2With an electric mixer, cream the sugar, oil, eggs and vanilla. Sift together flour, baking soda, cinnamon and salt. Add the dry ingredients to the sugar mixture. Add the walnuts, coconut, carrot puree and pineapple. Beat until smooth.
- 3Divide the batter evenly among the prepared pans and bake for 40 to 45 minutes at 350°F or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
- 4Cool the layers in the pans for about 5 minutes. Run a knife around the edges of each pan and turn the layers out onto wire racks that have been sprayed with cooking spray. Cool the layers completely before frosting. (Note: After the layers have cooled, cutting will be much easier if you wrap each cooled cake layer in plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight.).
- 5CREAM CHEESE FROSTING: Combine the cream cheese and butter in an electric mixer and beat until smooth. Slowly add the confectioners' sugar and continue beating until fully combined. Add the vanilla.
- 6Slice each cake layer horizontally in half using an electric knife. Ease a piece of parchment between the layers and lift off the top portion. Frost the bottom slice then add the next layer. Continue until the entire cake is frosted.
- 7Press the chopped walnuts into the sides of the cake. Refrigerate until ready to serve.
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- Total Carbohydrate 147.2 g
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- Sugars 114.8 g
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Bad Dates. This play has the familiar feel of a long night spent with a girlfriend after she's suffered a breakup, one of those nights when you can offer nothing but a shared bottle of wine, anything sweet you have lurking in the fridge and a loving ear. Playwright Theresa Rebeck provides a script that's probably a good bit sharper and funnier than anything you and your girlfriend could come up with, however, and actress Diana Dresser makes a fine best friend, all vulnerability and confiding charm, with just a touch of pure craziness. Haley, a single mom, runs a trendy restaurant (duly baptized as such by the New York Times) that was once a money-laundering front for the Romanian mob. As the play opens, her primary concern is to get back into the dating scene after five dry years devoted to earning a living and caring for her daughter. Like most women in this position, she has bad dates. We, her collective best friend, see her preparing for them, and we're in on the aftermath -- which makes for a thoroughly enjoyable evening out. Presented by Modern Muse Theatre Company through February 25, Bug Theatre, 3654 Navajo Street, 303-780-7836, www.modernmusetheatre.com. Reviewed February 15.
Clue: the Musical. The pleasure of this Country Dinner Playhouse production of Clue: the Musical is that it boasts a truly outstanding cast. Which is good, since the music is serviceable rather than clever or melodious, and this is less a show than a big, cheerful game. Cutouts of the murder weapons -- noose, wrench, candlestick and so on -- line the theater walls; there are cards on the tables inviting the audience to guess the killer; the costumes are in brilliant primary colors. The dialogue is silly, but not as utterly inane as that of Nunsense, for example. Since there's no plot and you don't need to empathize with any of the characters, these performers get to strut their stuff in any posing, gesticulating, giggle-making way they can think up, while periodically unleashing terrific singing voices. The action does wear thin after a while, but the show ends on a note of good-humored hilarity. Presented by Country Dinner Playhouse through March 4, 6875 South Clinton Street, Greenwood Village, 303-799-1410, www.countrydinnerplayhouse.com. Reviewed February 1.
Crazy for You. George and Ira Gershwin were, without question, two of the most brilliant tune-meisters of American musical comedy, and in the early 1990s, playwright Ken Ludwig got the bright idea of writing a "new" Gershwin musical. He took familiar 1930s plot elements and created a knowing, affectionate book that both satirizes and pays homage to the musical-comedy genre. And then he grabbed fistfuls of those bloodstream-quickening Gershwin songs and scattered them like jewels along the story's path. Artistic director Michael J. Duran danced in the critically praised 1992 Broadway production of Crazy for You, and he re-creates some of Susan Stroman's choreographic magic here, including the long number that ends the first act and features all kinds of inventive movement as well as axes, hammers and human bodies used as musical instruments. Scott Beyette is a lithe, leaping, tapping wonder as Bobby, whose mother wants him to enter the family business but whose own ambition is to dance. Alicia Dunfee is an unexpected ingenue, perhaps a bit too experienced for Polly and less light on her feet than partner Beyette, but she brings her customary warmth and presence to the role. The voices are fine, and the cast and musicians talented and so enthusiastic that they simply sweep you into the fun. Presented by Boulder's Dinner Theatre through March 3, 5501 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, 303-449-6000, www.theatreinboulder.com. Reviewed November 23.


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Twerps' second full-length is laced with seemingly effortless melodies and some of their most immediate pop hooks to date. Range Anxiety, the band's follow-up to their 2011 self-titled debut and first release since signing to US label Merge Records, is a deceptively simple guitar-pop record, which sees the Melbourne band further refine their jangly and familiar sound. With this album, recorded in 2013 before last year's Underlay EP, Twerps continue to expand their repertoire of timeless Australian pop songs.
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"The Hum" is a confident return for Leeds-based band Hookworms. The album draws from a rich history of punk, noise, psychedelic pop traditions, propelled in parts by strong motorik rock rhythms. There's a variety of pacing too, with meandering melodies and gentle drones forming the basis of absorbing songs such as "On Leaving."
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Cut Copy have spent years producing and performing cutting edge dance music but they are also discerning DJs and selectors, a fact fully displayed on "Oceans Apart". The 19-track release is an impressive survey of some favourite Melbourne producers, and a celebration of this city's club culture and influential dance music scene. The vinyl/digital compilation features a range of leading artists including No Zu, World's End Press, Andras & Oscar, Speed Painters, Tornado Wallace and many others.
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"Playmates" is perhaps the most definitive statement of intent yet from Sydney's Jack Ladder. A master of melodrama and intrigue, Jack Ladder is here accompanied by his all-star cast of Dreamlanders, the exceedingly talented Kirin J Callinan, Laurence Pike and Donny Benet. Production is handled by Kim Moyes of The Presets, and the sum of these parts adds to an emotionally engaging and musically adventurous trip. There's elements of cold wave, 80s synth pop, country, and rock ballads, all anchored by Ladder's distinctive baritone.
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To expect the unexpected is a safe approach to any new Ariel Pink record. For starters Pom Pom is the first album in a highly prolific career to be solely attributed to Ariel Pink, but by his own admission it's also the most collaborative. Spiritualized's Jason Pierce, and famed/infamous Kim Fowley of '70s rock group The Runaways contribute to the collage, along with other band members (including Melbourne's own Shags Chamberlain). The result is a characteristic, unpredictable mix of wistful AM radio rock, strange tape textures, stream of consciousness skits, and stream of unconscious pop, including standout single Put Your Number In My Phone
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The anticipated new album from Melbourne's Black Cab is another inspired collection of songs, this time themed broadly around the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal. Evoking the tension, exhilaration and sonic spectrum of the time, Black Cab once again prove masters of mood and narrative. Early electronic, analogue dance music, synths, and spoken word samples are all employed to craft a unified record that extends on their earlier post-punk and psychedelic styles. Crafted over several years, the LP also features contributions from Lowtide's Lucy Buckeridge, Mon Brumby, Shags Chamberlain, and former Black Cab members Steve Law, Anthony Paine, Rich Andrew and Alex Jarvis. Needless to say, it's a Gold Medal performance all around.
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Café Romantica is the brilliant second record from friends and collaborators Andras and Oscar. Otherwise known as Andras Fox and Oscar Key Sung, the two Melbourne artists have spent years refining their craft, and earning a reputation for their hip hop, boogie, R&B and dance music. Their forces combine on this album to produce another collection of instant classics. The title is a nod to the after-hours eatery where the two would rest and relax following work in the studio, a place to meet friends and make memories. The music draws from early analogue house recordings, and evokes the gently melancholic, romantic haze of the early hours of the morning. There's traces of modern soul, 80s funk, and a distinctive local vocabulary of sounds unique to Andras and Oscar.
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An extraordinary double-album from an artist whose work has been instrumental in defining and shaping alt-country and Americana music. The expansive collection presents Lucinda Williams' lyricism at its most incisive and illuminating, encompassing her personal experiences and the whole human condition. Musically the country blues, soul and rock arrangements are rich and generous in detail, with each musician performing at their best.
Two Bright Lakes/Remote Control
Melbourne four-piece The Harpoons display great versatility as songwriters, referencing and experimenting with both traditional and contemporary soul styles. Whether it's the extraordinary vocals, the playful pop melodies, the heartbreaking ballads, the modern beats or classic R&B rhythms, The Harpoons' debut album "Falling For You" will have you falling for them.
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C.W. Stoneking is an impressive artist with a distinctive approach to his craft. "Gon' Boogaloo" is his third record, and a timeless classic, combining blues, boogie, R&B, gospel, rock, calpyso and dancehall styles. Rich in invention, the record evokes the past but points to the everlasting vitality of the blues tradition.
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'Our Love' represents a new chapter in Dan Snaith's evolution as a musician and producer. Direct, focused, immediate, and intricate, these new songs draw inspiration from classic dance styles, alongside modern electronic pop and disco. A companion to his previous album Swim, and a dedication to friends and fans, it's an outward-looking set that finds Caribou exploring Balearic, psychedelic, plaintive and euphoric musical moods.
Dark Satanic/Caroline
"Havens Dumb" is the welcome return of acclaimed Victorian band Augie March, their first album since "Watch Me Disappear" in 2008. The melodic and lyrical skills of the band have only been sharpened in the intervening years. There's a sense of adventure, and a heightened level of ambition on this captivating collection of new songs. Lead singer Glenn Richards draws on themes of "time passing, loss, dislocation, distance, new hope and healthy anger" as the entire band play layered compositions of atmospheric pop, and understated, elegaic rock.
This is the second album in the past two years from the legendary singer and songwriter Leonard Cohen. An iconic figure, Mr Cohen has established a unique place in popular music, managing to capture the contradictions, pains and triumphs of the spirit in inimitable poetic style. Over an illustrious career Leonard's approach has remained difficult to categorise, presenting his own versions of soul, gospel, blues, rock and folk, lounge, and caberet. Popular Problems is another revelatory journey, filled with restrained hymns, personal reflections, and melodic ruminations.
Chapter Music
Laura Jean's self-titled fourth album offers a collection of deeply reflective and finely crafted modern folk songs. With an extraordinary gift for storytelling, Laura conveys both her inner thoughts and the world around her with a profound eloquence. The arrangements are sparse, sometimes hauntingly minimal, but rich in detail and rewarding of careful, and repeated listening.
Rocket/Rocket Distribution
The debut album from Goat, 'World Music', was one of the great discoveries of 2012. The project of a Swedish collective, Goat drew upon a wealth of influences and succeeded in sounding like nothing else. The mystery continues with their second album, and their unparalleled power remains. 'Commune' extends the group's sonic range, exploring regional rock, funk, psychedelic, spiritual and ritualistic styles. The result is a new collection of entrancing and compelling tracks, visceral, urgent and essential.
Spirit Level/Temporary Residence
Nick Zammuto is well known for his work as one half of The Books, a pioneering duo with a catalogue of painstakingly detailed compositions, surprising samples and song structures. This is Nick's second record released as Zammuto, and is every bit as playful in its approach as any of his earlier work. Perhaps the arrangements are slightly more pop oriented, but the album still draws from a wide array of inspiration, including experimental rock, jazz, and electronic traditions.
Rob Snarski is a highly skilled singer, songwriter and musician. For twenty five years he's shared those gifts as a member of Melbourne's beloved band The Blackeyed Susans. After such a celebrated careeer, it's was something of a surprise then to discover this record is his solo debut. It's also a revelation to hear these poignant, sparsely orchestrated songs, weaving together folk, rock, blues and ballads. Collaborating with friend and bandmate Dan Luscombe, and working with an impressive range of guest musicians, 'Wounded Bird' is deeply articulate and affecting.
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It's difficult to discuss California's underground garage rock hero Ty Segall's music without reference to his prolific rate of output. This may be the seventh studio album in six years released under his own name, but he's recorded and produced over 17 more in other guises. And even that doesn't count the numerous singles and EPs he's worked on with other bands. So it's notable that Ty spent the better part of a year on this record, taking his time to produce what may be his strongest album to date. The song structures are playful but focused, and the instrumental arrangements more diverse. As ever though, Ty's signature frenzied guitar melodies and fuzzed out psych rock textures remain a powerful sonic force on this record.
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'Fan Fiction' is the latest solo album from Melbourne's Geoffrey O'Connor, an artist well known for earlier work in Crayon Fields and as Sly Hats. Previous album 'Vanity Is Forever' introduced Geoffrey O'Connor as a reclusive synth-pop sophisticate descended from the eighties, and Fan Fiction picks up the story three years later. Bolder, brighter, and more expansive (and expensive), it's another intriguing collection, combining late night rock, synth-wave and even dance music styles.
Having now produced eight albums over a career spanning more than two decades, 'They Want My Soul' is the welcome return of Texan group Spoon. It's a welcome return to the combination of pop punk, rock and synth styles that they write and perform so well. The album is also notable as the first time Spoon have worked with other producers. On 'They Want My Soul' Joe Chiccarelli and Dave Fridmann offer their skills to proceedings, as they have in the past for acts including The Strokes and The Flaming Lips.
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LA artist Tim Presley has maintained an impressive work rate since his first release in 2010. He's collaborated and performed with a range of artists, including legendary English band The Fall and fellow LA musician Ty Segall, and along the way become a champion of lo-fi garage and psych rock writing. For this latest release, Tim returns to his celebrated collaboration with Ty Segall. The production quality is notably clearer than on Tim's traditional 4-track bedroom recordings, but the idiosyncratic charm of Presley's writing is stronger than ever. His vintage '60s pop, west-coast psych, and acid-garage evoke classic artists like The Byrds, The Kinks, and Buffalo Springfield amongst others, but retain a distinct individuality.
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Palaceer Lazaro (aka Ishmael Butler of '90s hip-hop crew Digable Planets) and multi-instrumentalist Tendai 'Baba' Marai are a formidable musical force. Working together as Shabazz Palaces they push themselves to be daring and inventive, and invite listeners to follow. Their debut album Black Up was bold, painting with a broad palette of abstracted electronic beats, instruments and obscured soul samples. The space and echo of their earlier work is amplified in Lese Majesty, taking the record into deeper orbits of astral jazz and hip hop. There's a great power and intrigue in the lyrics also. On the track Ishmael, Palaceer states "All of our stories told in codes". Some songs here are clear and direct, others have a meaning to be understood slowly through careful contemplation.
Mistletone/Sub Pop
The awaited second album from Luluc is rich, spare, subtle and striking. It's a glorious artistic achievement from a band with a highly considered songwriting approach. It's about six years since Zoë Randell and Steve Hassett released their debut 'Dear Hamlyn', and the intervening years have seen the two refine their craft even further. Basing themselves in Brooklyn, they've worked with Aaron Dessner who helped produce the new album. Luluc's gently orchestrated folk arrangements carry great emotional weight, and their lyrics linger with a rare poignancy.
XL Recordings/Remote Control
The project of London friends and musicians Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland (aka 'J' and 'T'), Jungle offer one of the more distinctive and compelling debut albums of the year with their new self-titled LP. Fusing boogie, soul, funk and pop into new and adventurous forms, it's an exciting, inventive listen throughout.


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The Mazda Foundation Board of Trustees has approved a grant of $10,000 to the Virginia State University Foundation. The Mazda Foundation grant will support five undergraduate scholarships in the amount of $2,000 each for the following: two Accounting/Finance students; two Marketing students; and one Engineering student.
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On July 30th, 1997 an aspiring star was born with a special talent that he would use everywhere. Jacob Thore, a senior at Meadowbrook, is a natural when it comes to theatre. Since his freshman year he has been an active participant by taking the class at Meadowbrook (MBK) and acting in the plays.
Chesterfield County Public Schools' pass rates on mandated Standards of Learning tests continue to exceed or meet state averages in the "all students" category, according to 2013-14 school year testing results released by the Virginia Department of Education.
For the 68 freshmen of the Specialty Center for the Arts at Thomas Dale High School it was exciting to meet their new peers and art teachers and to hear what art courses and events are waiting for them during their now beginning freshmen year.
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HUNTERSVILLE North Mecklenburgs girls basketball team has used a simple game plan all season get off to a strong start each quarter, and make their opponents work to come back.
That plan worked for the Vikings No. 3 in the Observers Sweet 16 over three quarters in a 62-54 victory over Mallard Creek on Tuesday night.
Jasmine Bullock scored 15 points for North Mecklenburg (19-1, 10-0), which has won 13 straight and is a game away from clinching a share of the I-Meck 4A title.
Kelly Beasley added 11 points, Kelsey Ellison had 10 points and nine rebounds, and Jasmine Cash pulled down 12 rebounds for the Vikings, who have won 14 straight at home dating to last season.
We definitely want to make anybody we play, play our game, North Meck coach Jennifer Baker said. We want to get them out of their game ... and make them do things they normally wouldnt want to do.
A 10-2 run in the opening minutes of the first quarter put the Vikings ahead before Mallard Creek rallied to pull within three points (14-11).
A slow start in the second quarter then allowed the Mavericks to lead three times, the last at 28-27 on Tycara Allens 3-pointer with 1:48 left. But ShaNyia Lesters jumper seven seconds later put North Meck back in the lead, and Jasmine Bullocks layup with 1:17 left gave the Vikings a 31-28 halftime lead.
North Meck got two short runs to open the third and fourth quarters and help them pull away from Mallard Creek. The Vikings went up 50-41 by the end of the third quarter and led by as many as 13 points with less than two minutes remaining in the fourth.
Theyve got a good team, Mavericks coach Clarence Johnson said. We usually have one bad quarter to start off, but this time we had two (in the second half).
A win Wednesday at Lake Norman would give North Meck a share of the title, then beating Vance at home Friday would give it the I-Meck championship outright, no matter how Mallard Creek (15-6, 8-3) or third-place Hough (12-6, 7-4) finish the season.
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A friend has asked me to help get information about this weapon. Thought being a colt you guys may have more luck than me researching it. This is a Colt Experimental breech loading 58cal C/F (obsolete) Carbine of Martini type action with breech marked ????S PAT JUNE 11. 1867. Good strong action lock with safety catch and marked US COLTS Pt F.A. MFG CO HARTFORD CT 1863. 21 1/2"round barrel with worn but clear rifling, marked under barrel 4146 53. U on barrel band. Stock is sound with some small repairs and a lot of bench fire grip marks from test firing. A very rare and unusual gun, I cant find any information on this Carbine. Any help would be appreciated
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Title: | Victoria Louise Pendleton Memoir |
Creator: | Pendelton, Victoria Louise |
Repository: | ECU Manuscript Collection |
Languages: | English |
Abstract: | Memoir (1852-1924) of the daughter of a prominent Pitt County (NC) farmer, etc. |
Extent: | 0.1 Cubic feet, 3 items, photocopies, including a memoir, genealogy notes, and a program |
September 27, 1967, 2 items; Memoir (1852-1924) of Victoria Louise Pendleton and the program of a play. Loaned for copying October, 1966, by Warren County Memorial Library, Warrenton, North Carolina.
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Victoria Louise Pendleton (1838-1931) was the daughter of James Clark, a prominent Pitt County farmer. She entered the Warrenton Female Collegiate Institute in 1852 and graduated in 1854. In 1869, she opened a school exclusively for girls in Warrenton. She was one of Warrenton's most respected and admired women in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
The bulk of this collection consists of a memoir (1852-1924) of Victoria Louise Pendleton. In writing her memoir, Mrs. Pendleton draws upon not only her own recollections but also sources such as newspaper articles, histories, and reports.
The memoir deals almost exclusively with descriptions of and incidents involving Confederate Civil War generals; North Carolina educators and governors; and the schools, churches, and famous homes in Warrenton. Subjects of particular interest include Generals Robert E. Lee and Joseph Johnston, Governors Zebulon B. Vance and Charles B. Aycock, Charles McIver, and Rose O'Neal Greenhow. The Civil War and post-Civil War activities are given for each of these personalities.
Also included in this collection is a program of the play Ester, the Beautiful Queen, presented in Warrenton, N. C., in 1894; and genealogical notes on the descendants of William and Mary Hayes Plummer of Gloucester Co., Va., and Warren Co., N.C.
Online access to this finding aid is supported with funds created through the federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA). These funds come through a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services which is administered by the State Library of North Carolina, a division of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources. This grant is part of the North Carolina ECHO, Exploring Cultural Heritage Online, Digitization Grant Program.


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Disco Pomp
This 1978 American track not only operates with the exact same musical keys as the Italian-made Tom Dooley Story posted here earlier, it also seems to belong to the same difficult-to-describe category of music making. There is evidence of definite workmanship and talent involved in the arrangements and the Singers Unlimited-styled vocal performances. Yet, despite the hard playing, it's all way too middle-of-the-road for even to those clubbers who enjoyed disco versions of standards like Baby Face, and too strange for the James Last & Frank Valdor crowd. Upon their realese records like this did not make anyone dance or make anyone roll around engulfed in throes of unbridled lust. They did not really work in any other way either. The records just laid there completely forgotten. Until now!