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Foreign Minister Medelci said Algeria and Tunisia are coordinating to secure their shared border, under a security plan implemented three weeks ago. Some 20 key border crossings in the southern region have been identified among over 80 used by terrorists and weapons smugglers. Interior Minister Kabila said Tunisia is now confronting al Qaeda-linked militants near its southern border with Algeria who entered Tunisia from Mali, but that "Algeria doesn't intervene in Tunisian affairs."
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US offers rewards for Boko Haram, African al Qaeda leaders
The $7 million reward for Abubakar Shekau, Boko Haram's emir, puts him in the top echelon of wanted terrorist leaders. Rewards of $5 million are also offered for Mokhtar Belmokhtar and Yahya Abu Hammam.Jebel Chaambi heroes describe border horror
Sahel ulema launch prison campaign
Security forces arrested three Tunisian members of Ansar al Sharia in El Taref as they attempted to enter Algerian territory using false passports and traveling in two vehicles. They were wanted in connection with recent events in Kairouan and Ettadhamen City. Four men who kidnapped 32 European tourists and broke into an Algerian prison in 1994, freeing 1,200 prisoners, will appear in court on May 28; the four said the attacks were planned by a terrorist group headed by Nabil Sahraoui alias Abu Ibrahim.
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Mokhtar Belmokhtar is alive, and announced that his al Mua'qi'oon Biddam, or Those Who Sign in Blood Brigade, carried out the suicide assaults in Niger in conjunction with MUJAO.MUJAO suicide bombers hit uranium mine, barracks in Niger
The al Qaeda-linked Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa said the suicide attacks were intended to punish Niger for "cooperation with France in the war against Sharia" in Mali.Islamist politician calls for ailing Algerian president to show self after 3 week absence
A court sentenced 14 Malians from Kidal and Gao to 20 years in prison for joining a terrorist group that targets Algeria, ostensibly al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb. The fighters had tried to enter Algeria in Illizi in January, and were arrested by authorities, who seized 74 Kalashnikovs, 41 FMs, 2 RPGs, 185 RPG missiles, and 123 anti-tank missiles. The suspects claimed they had obtained the weapons in Libya and were on their way to Mali as AZAWAD members to fight the French.
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Interpol warned that some of the funds from Algeria's 1.5 billion-euro illegal trading, which includes counterfeiting, black market transactions, and tax evasion, are being used to fund international terrorism. Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb issued a statement claiming five attacks in the past six weeks, in Bouira, Boumerdes, and Tizi Ouzou provinces.
The Religious Affairs Ministry noted the emergence of Salafist, Wahhabi, Shiite, Ahmadi, and Takfirist movements in Algeria in recent years, and warned about the influence of the Ahmadi sect and international Zionism. The Algerian military claimed that in 2012 it killed 200 insurgents active in al Qaeda battalions, including emirs and senior leaders, and another 120 insurgents who were involved in al Qaeda's support and logistics networks.


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I am seeing this on my tomatoes and am wondering if it is sunscald. it is not appealing looking, discolored and soft when i touch it. my plants are drying up and laying on the ground. some of my tomatoes are starting to rot. can i cut this part off and still use the tomatoe? i also just learned i need to rotate where i plant them. i think this is the 3rd year in this spot. if not sunscald could this be a problem? watering has also been an issue this past month.
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The NWS office in Amarillo has issued a Red Flag Fire Warning for the TX and OK panhandle counties for Sunday, 5-8-2011, from noon through 9 p.m. Adjacent counties in Kansas also have a Red Flag Fire Warning.
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Teacher Strike In Chicago Becomes Political
On Monday, Chicago teachers went on strike for the first time in 25 years and left nearly 400,000 students without instructors.
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In Chicago today, teachers walked picket lines at more than 600 schools. It's the city's first teacher strike in 25 years. Over the weekend, negotiators failed to reach agreement on a contract. They're back at the bargaining table today in hopes of sending 350,000 students back to school before the public's patience wears thin.
From member station WBEZ in Chicago, Becky Vevea has the story.
BECKY VEVEA, BYLINE: Teachers outside Blaine Elementary School on Chicago's north side are decked out in red shirts today, carrying signs that read on strike.
PATRICK CLANCY: We're all showing up to our first picket. I can be honest and say we're all scared. We don't know what to expect.
VEVEA: Patrick Clancy teaches 7th and 8th grade math at Blaine and wants to get back to doing that.
CLANCY: Hopefully, this gets resolved within the week, I hope. We'll see. I want to get back to the classroom. This planning for a strike and planning for class and trying to mitigate the two, it's draining.
VEVEA: When talks ended late last night, union and district officials agreed they are close on compensation, but remain stuck on issues of job protection and teacher evaluation. Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel says the union quit too early last night.
MAYOR RAHM EMANUEL: This is not a strike I wanted. It was a strike of choice that is totally unnecessary.
VEVEA: But Emanuel is standing firm on issues of job protection. He says neither the school district nor the union should tell principals which teachers they can and cannot hire. Emanuel and the Chicago Teachers Union have butted heads ever since he took office. The former White House chief of staff wants to shake up the public schools by lengthening the school day and year, changing how teachers are evaluated and paid, and expanding privately run charter schools.
Many of those reforms mirror those being pushed across the country and are central to President Barack Obama's education agenda. In Chicago, the union sees its contract fight as a larger battle to push back against what it says is the privatization of public schools across the country. Teachers picketing Monday also say the strike could be bad for President Obama's reelection campaign, even though labor unions have long been part of the Democratic base. Again, teacher Patrick Clancy.
CLANCY: This anger with the mayor right now is going to translate into a - it could turn into a loss of votes for the president. I mean, I don't know. I mean, I don't want to speak for anybody else, but I know that's crossed my mind.
VEVEA: Apparently, it's crossed some other minds, too. Within hours of picket lines starting, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney pounced on the opportunity to criticize unions and President Obama for siding with them. The president has not commented on the strike today. For parents in Chicago, the strike is a local issue and one they hope won't get dragged out.
Wendy Katten heads the parent group called Raise Your Hand and says she's already fielded a few angry emails from parents who want their kids to be in school.
WENDY KATTEN: Parents, I think, it will be OK if we have a short strike. We'll get through. But I really think it could be damaging to relationships if this is a long strike.
VEVEA: Abbie Kelly has two children in public school and is hopeful.
ABBIE KELLY: It sounded like they were pretty close and there's just a - you know, we've made some progress in some areas. So I was encouraged that if we can make some progress in some areas, we should be able to make it in others.
VEVEA: In the meantime, she'll spend some quality time with her daughters.
KELLY: We were thinking about the aquarium today.
UNIDENTIFIED CHILD: Yeah.
KELLY: Yeah.
UNIDENTIFIED CHILD: And Dunkin' Donuts.
KELLY: And Dunkin' Donuts, yes. We're going to Dunkin' Donuts.
VEVEA: For many of the 350,000 children in Chicago, today was a surprise. Depending on negotiations, tomorrow may be, too. For NPR News, I'm Becky Vevea in Chicago.
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Interim bishop chosen to care for diocese
A BISHOP with wide experience of Church ministry in both urban and rural areas has been chosen to care for Suffolk on an interim basis following the departure of Bishop Nigel later this year.
The Rt Revd David Thomson, Bishop of Huntingdon, will act as interim bishop for the diocese, working alongside Bishop Nigel during a handover period until he takes up his new role as Bishop at Lambeth in October. He will serve the communities of Suffolk until a permanent bishop is selected, while also continuing to serve as Bishop of Huntingdon.
Bishop Nigel was recently asked by Archbishop Justin Welby to join his senior team based in London. The Archbishop said he was delighted to have commissioned Bishop David to care for the diocese in the interim period until a new diocesan bishop is chosen.
'Bishop David combines the gifts of a bishop with long experience as a parish priest and archdeacon,' he said.
Bishop David said of his new responsibility: 'It is a great privilege to be asked to work as a shepherd for Christ's people in the Diocese of St Edmundsbury & Ipswich as they wait for a new Diocesan Bishop. I pray that I will be able to help them to continue to grow in faith, deepen discipleship, and share richly the good things God has given us with the communities we serve.'
Bishop Nigel, 63, who has held the post of Bishop of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich since 2007 and entered the House of Lords as a Lord Spiritual during March 2011, said: 'I am enormously grateful to Bishop David and the Diocese of Ely for this generous offer of ministry which will be very reassuring for the people of this diocese in the vacancy. He has wide parish experience in both urban and rural areas and was appointed curate in the mining town of Maltby, Yorkshire, before joining the Banbury Team Ministry in Oxfordshire, where he was responsible for a large area with new housing developments. A highlight of this role was the planting of two new church communities, one a shared project bringing together Anglicans, Roman Catholics and Brethren. He then went on to serve as rector in the market town of Cockermouth in Cumbria.'
The Dean of St Edmundsbury Dr Frances Ward added: 'While the whole diocese will miss Bishop Nigel enormously, we are very happy to welcome Bishop David as he oversees our diocese at a time of transition while awaiting the appointment of a new diocesan bishop. I know Bishop David and have every confidence that he is the right person to undertake this unusual role.'
Bishop David, 61, was born into a vicarage family in Sunderland, and grew up in Sheffield when the major employer was the steelworks. He then read English at Oxford where he completed his doctorate. After graduating, he taught at a college of education before attending Cambridge to read theology and train for the Christian ministry at Selwyn College and Westcott House.
His current responsibilities in the Diocese of Ely include acting as Chair of the Diocesan Board of Education and Council for Ministry, and he has a particular commitment to work with young people.
Bishop David has also published a series of devotional books as well as continuing to study and write as a medievalist, in recognition of which he was made a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London.
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Early on the morning of December 30, 2014 Bev and I leave for California. Then I'll continue on to Hong Kong and to the Philippines.
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A quiet morning. Breakfast at the hotel. A non travel day today. Just checking out Cincinnati for the day.
Around noon we drove into downtown Cincinnati to do some sightseeing. Drove past the Paul Brown Stadium, which is the stadium where the Cincinnati Bengals play football, as well as the Great American Ball Park. Saw the home of the Cincinnati Reds Ball Club.
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Cincinnati - Here we come!
Quick MacDonalds breakfast to go (compliments of our hotel) and we were on our way for Day 2 to Cincinnati. We gassed up the car at $2.37 a gallon - wow. Only $37 to fill up. Yay!
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We have an early a.m. flight out of Las Vegas, connecting through Detroit. We had to run like heck to get our connection...it was in a different terminal. Back to Cincy around 6:40 p.m. Carol picks us up. It was good to be home, but the weather here is cold and ...
Leaving Cincinnati - Day After Thanksgiving
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'Muscle Shoals' Review: Finding the Roots of R&B In a Magical Studio
Movie Reviews By Allison Loring on September 27, 2013 | Be the First To CommentEditor's note: With Muscle Shoals opening in limited release, please enjoy the sweet sounds of our Sundance review, originally published on January 26. Rick Hall grew up in rural Alabama, but despite these simple roots, Hall always wanted to be somebody. Muscle Shoals tells the story of how he did become somebody when he founded FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL, and in doing so created a deep Southern sound that permeated the music industry, and still exists today. While many accredit this to the "magic" of the Tennessee River, it was the rhythm section Hall put together, called "The Swampers," that created this unique sound in this unexpected place. When you think of the locations of famous recording studios, you usually think of Los Angeles, New York City or London, but artists started flocking down south to FAME Studios thanks to The Swampers and Hall's ability to recognize a hit song. The Swampers were a group of white musicians made up of David Hood (bass), Barry Beckett (keyboards), Roger Hawkins (drums), and Jimmy Johnson (guitar), who ended up creating the roots of this "funkier" style of music — which they claim only came about because they didn't know how to "make it smooth."
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Criterion Files By Landon Palmer on November 9, 2011 | Be the First To CommentTune into VH1 Classics on any given day, and this is something you're likely to see: a rock video of a mid-80s hair band playing on a giant stage, complete with sleek cinematography, wide camera angles, and a stadium-sized audience packed to the brim. At first you might be confused, thinking that this is possibly some Whitesnake or Guns N' Roses song that somehow escaped your memory. But then the music video ends and in the bottom left corner the band's name comes up. You've never heard of them before, and you've definitely never heard this song before. Yet this video depicts monstrous popularity that suggests nothing less than massive cultural phenomenon. While it's possible for a one-hit wonder to develop this degree of renown for a certain frame of time, it becomes something of a schizophrenic moment when you consider that this hit single both inaugurated the now-forgotten band's moment of popularity and depicted it simultaneously. With so many hair bands, how is it possible that every single one of them sells out stadium-size crowds? The answer, of course, can only be one thing: an association with mass popularity is, for hair bands, only a reality for the privileged few, but for the rest it's a fabrication that's all part of the musical aesthetic – it's what makes this subgenre of rock that's reliant on spectacle so spectacular. It's fitting, then, that one of the landmark mockumentaries of American filmmaking chose as its subject a genre that itself relies […]
The Rolling Stones Rock The Vintage Trailer of the Day
Features By Scott Beggs on March 25, 2011 | Be the First To CommentEvery day, come rain or shine or internet tubes breaking, Film School Rejects showcases a trailer from the past. Dawning a huge Uncle Sam top hat, Mick Jagger welcomes everyone to the breakfast show and sets into the vocals of "Jumpin' Jack Flash." Thus starts an insane journey into the free concert the band gave for 300,000 people in which mayhem ruled, people were born, and people died. It's a brilliant documentary that goes beyond the usual concert film, and the trailer gives hints to how chilling and exciting the movie really is. Check out the trailer for yourself:
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Movie News By Neil Miller on April 2, 2008 | Be the First To CommentI am at least one generation too late to be way into Mick and the rest of the guys, but I will admit that The Rolling Stones are good stuff. As well, I am certainly not too young to know that Martin Scorsese is also a man among boys when it comes to directing just about anything. So when you combine the two for the upcoming IMAX documentary Shine a Light, that's a pretty enticing proposition.
Despite Mick Jagger's lively prancing—his energetic frontmannery—a Rolling Stones concert is above all a sonic affair, rather than a visual event. A concert film, then, would seem pretty straightforward, at best: something to hear, but not much to look at—the sort of thing that goes straight to DVD or PBS. Martin Scorsese, however, through his ever-moving concert cam, manages to make Shine a Light both.
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Breakout bestseller C.J. BOX introduces Joe Pickett, his series character. There's nothing unusual about the sound of a gunshot in Twelve Sleep. Here in remotest Wyoming, where elk roam the pine forests and cougars prowl the mountains, everyone owns a gun. But when Joe Pickett hears two sharp cracks ring out months before hunting season, it's his job to investigate. As game warden in Twelve Sleep, father-of-two Joe Pickett is not only badly paid and poorly housed, but deeply unpopular. So when the source of the shots - a well-known poacher - gets off scott-free after a humiliating confrontation, the locals are delighted. And then the poacher turns up dead in the Pickett's backyard. Charged with investigating the first murder he's ever encountered, Joe soon finds himself swamped with questions. How did the dead man get to his house? What was in the empty cooler by his side? And why do his colleagues want to sweep the case under the rug? Battling grudge-holding neighbours, corrupt officials and out-of-town activists, Joe begins to unravel a mystery that threatens the life and the family he loves.
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C. J. Box is the winner of an Anthony Award, the Prix Calibre .38, the Macavity Award, the Gumshoe Award, the Barry Award and the 2009 Edgar Award for Best Novel. His novels are US bestsellers and have been translated into 21 languages. Box lives with his family outside of Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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'In the crowded field of crime fiction, C J Box has quickly established himself as an original voice. he is fresh, captivating, and has something to say' Michael Connelly
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Five track album from the Sunburned line-up of Moloney, Bohill, MJK, Thomas and Franklin, recorded live at the Sunburned loft in 2005. Classic SBHOTM outer space percussion, electronics, Xhol-style rhythms and caveman visions. Edition of 100 copies with full colour sleeves in plastic cases.
Solo album from Matt Krefting, a member of Duck, Idea Fire Company, Face/Ass, Son Of Earth, The Believers et al. All cover versions, with tracks by Richard Thompson, Jerry Garcia, Rick Danko and more cut with the help of J. Masics and members of Sunburned Hand Of The Man and The Believers. "My "career" in music is about to enter its 13th year. Lucky 13! I've performed in at least 15 groups (probably more on the order of 20 if you count guest spots) over the years, the most prominent being the long-running "quiet music" combo Son of Earth and the short-lived-but-much hyped Believers. Historically more of an experimental man, the Believers project showcased my always right-below-the-surface interest and passion for all things rock, and so, a couple of years after the demise of that group, I was approached by Ecstatic Peace, who asked me to produce a solo record. For the better part of a year I conceptualized, recruited, and eventually came up with I Couldn't Love You More. An early attempt to marry electronics, field recordings, and song was scrapped in favor of the personal and perhaps obvious choice of producing a covers record. It was the perfect idea, the realization of a dream. Years of singing in the shower and on long car trips had given way to the stuff of fantasy. Why stick to what you know when you can reach for what you've always desired? I asked friends to help with the realization. John Moloney, Phil Franklin, Ron Schneiderman, and Rob Thomas (all of Sunburned Hand of the Man), I've known for years. Same with J Mascis. Old friends John Shaw (who I've done more music with than anyone) and Lynn Myers provide some vocals here and there, as does my wife, Jamie Jo Oltmans. The Wild Card here is John Townsend. Andrew Kesin of Ecstatic Peace introduced me to him, and he was a jack-of-all-trades. He plays on most of the tracks, sometimes exclusively, and co-produced. I chose songs from all over the map, from Rick Danko to John Martyn to the great Bill Fay. Not exactly lightweights, and quite intimidating when their full historical weight is taken into account. However, I attacked each piece with the intensity of one who truly loves these songs. I didn't concern myself with being overly arty or inventive in my interpretations (there are no truly radical re-workings of anything here), instead allowing my own emotional investment in the material to guide me and inform the other players. These are songs of love and longing. The themes are eternal. It's an honor to have had the chance to play them. Enjoy the music." - Matt Krefting, December 2008
Self-released hand-numbered edition of 100 copies, with an audio collage of a 2008 Birmingham show, a blow-out from Mick Flower's house, a London gig and a set from Greenfield, MA. Features a buncha heads: Moloney, Thomas, Schneiderman, Sarah O' Shea, Paul Labrecque, Mick Flower, Conrad Capistran, Phil Franklin, Taylor Richardson, and Adam Nodelman (Borbetomagus).
Deluxe 180g vinyl in heavy Stoughton gatefold sleeves from this offshoot from the No-Neck mothership led by David Shuford and featuring Marc Orleans (Sunburned Hand Of The Man), Hans Chew (Jack Rose et al) and Rob Gregory (The Suntanama). Distillation is an even deeper countrified pass through classic Americana given the kind of psychedelic nudie suit edge of The Byrds circa Sweetheart/Notorious or the first Flying Burrito Brothers album. Shuford's vocals have an uncommon weigh that gives the songs a Biblical/basement tapes feel while the arrangements are weirdly sophisticated in a way that rewards repeated deep listening. Edition of 891 copies, bundled with a bonus CD that features a live set from the group and an MP3 download coupon.
New instalment of Wabana's limited to 200 CD-R series is a big band collaborative shot from these two North American psych/drug units, with Kohoutek go up against a Soil Sing Through Me line-up that features Paul Labrecque and Ron Schneiderman of Sunburned Hand Of The Man. Some of the backwoods garage style of the attack has a nice Crazy Horse/Savage Sons Of Ya Ho Wha meets ballroom Kosmiche feel, with plenty of serpentine string action and upper atmosphere analogue tweaking. There's even some shots of Miles 70s electro/brass confusion, albeit transmuted in a similar style to Sunburned Hand's acid funk. All laid down with a great recorded-through-a-cheap-stereo feel.
Edition of 120 copies CD-R documenting a live performance from Paul Labrecque (Sunburned Hand Of The Man/Trees Chants And Hollers/The Other Method et al). Labrecque's string work makes reference to the lonesome sound of Sandy Bull and John Fahey while connecting with the experiments in contemporary American Primitive drone of Paul Metzger and Matthew Valentine. Quietly psychedelic and spellbindingly intimate. In full colour gatefold card sleeve.
Second release from the label that brought us the phenomenally popular Trees, Chants & Hollers from Valerie Webb and Paul Labrecque. The Other Method is that duo's electric/horns group and No Bridges No Walls gathers recordings that date from the same time as their previous release, One Eye Love Is and also features Michael Kay from Sunburned Hand Of The Man. This is electronics, horns, vocals and drums bent with the same kind of elastic ferocity as yr favourite brass-devouring free jazz duo. Also touches on some nice zones of chattering delay that summon up visions of small constellations melting into slow blobs of tone somewhere in the throat of Marshall Allen midway through Phil Niblock's Sun Ra film The Magic Sun as well as some subtle, almost modal trance pieces that will please fans of Trees, Chants…Limited to only 150 copies.
Wild side of freaked psych rock, psychotic almost-sound poetry, brokedown drones, Basil Kirchin-style tape manipulation and wayward Ubu-styled avant garage from a big band led by David Russell on vocals and electronics and featuring John Moloney of Sunburned Hand Of The Man on drums, electronics and guitar and a bunch of North East heads including guest appearances by Matthew Valentine and Conrad Capistran. Can't quite get my head around it, is this like a free-folk Gary Wilson with a penchant for homemade psychedelic concrete? A puzzlingly beautiful release, edition of 500 copies.
All proceeds from the sale of this release will go to Tom Carter. Read more about the appeal here: http://www.volcanictongue.com/tomcarterappeal Excellent new jukebox 7" from the duo of Tom Carter (Charalambides) and Marc Orleans (Sunburned Hand Of The Man), here joined by Betsy Nichols (Michael Hurley) on vocals and Michael Evans on drums for a full-band sound: very different in tone and attack from their Northern Spy LP, this is fantastic set of vaguely country-tinged hunch and European psychedelic volk. The a side is a gorgeous composition by Tom with his and Betsy's vocals intertwining with alla the beauty of Gila's classic Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee before Tom makes with a wild psychedelic fuzz solo. Orleans' track on the flip has a fantastic sepia-toned early SF feel that's somewhere between the original Charlatans, the International Submarine Band and early Dead. Totally great. More please!
Massively heavy Satanic downer psych vibes on this 2014 album from Tom Carter (Charalambides) and Marc Orleans (Sunburned Hand Of The Man) now an avant/country/rock trio bolstered by Michael Evans on drums: if you've caught any of the recent solo blats from Tom Carter since his return to health and playing live then you'll know that that these days his guitar is fully set to shred and this is a stunning document of two string-thinkers working with maximal freedom and organic rhythms. Tracks marries Orleans great fingerpicking style – which comes from a similar place to Glenn Jones – to Tom's wild west coast style. Later tracks explode the blueprint even further, marring a 90s underground feel for squeal with an immolating post-Sonny Sharrock aesthetic and a ton of thud and electricity.
Massive new album/single/art book from the heavy-meta UK underground duo of Michael Flower and Neil Campbell of drone legends Vibracathedral Orchestra in a hand-numbered edition of only 250 copies: the set is housed in a beautiful heavyweight 20 page screen printed book of 'live drawings' to the music by Manchester illustrator Lucy Jones. The music is amazing, dropping from torrential storms of barbed wire post-Velvets drone violence into amorphous ascensions and triumphal slow-motion synth blats as Campbell welds the Astral Social Club-approach to automating ecstasies to Flower's metal ragas. This is the apex of the VU bootlegs sound advanced to an actual working strategy, taking off on the gridlocked levitating style of "Sweet Sister Ray" before re-formatting fourth world ritual music as a conduit for Northern white boy punk via blistered fingers and the kind of technicolour string osmosis of a phantom Michio Kurihara/Manuel Gottsching duo. Indeed, the title would seem to imply the kinda DIY bedroom-isms brought to the point of almost Dead-scale revelation that the sonics propose, with the feel of the warp and woof of rock form slowly, teasingly, being rendered apart. A timely blat of post-MacLise amplifier worship from two of the hardest omming psychonauts to come out of the UK DIY psych/noise underground. A true labour of love, very highly recommended!
One-sided marble vinyl LP from this duo offshoot of mantric Finnish psych/rock group Circle, featuring Jussi Lehtisalo on vocals and Janne Tuomi on percussion generating a whole basement full of black, ritualistic energy and vocal ecstasy.


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About the new T2 cruiser...
anyone else bummed out it isnt the Fek'lhr class?
i so loved that ship in SFC3 :( quite possibly the most beautiful looking ship after the Negh'var... |
I'm more ticked off that it has 2 by 2 weapons fore and aft, which makes it a copy of a Fed cruiser but with a weaker hull. Maneuverability counts for squat when your counterpart has 250 degree arcs, so the T2 cruiser will be the weakest ship in the KDF, including T1.
What I really want is a Chancellor class and a Vor'cha refit for T5. |
I hope that you are posting your concerns in the Test Bed Forums and submitting bug/suggestion reports.
If nobody reports these concerns nothing will change. It is up to us to get the Dev's ear by showing support/feedback etc for the things we think need tweaked. |
I like the look of it, but it should have nacelles at the wingtips instead of cannons. More cruiser, less BOP.
And it should have 3 fwd weapon slots, 1 aft. |
Can it mount cannons?
Plz post a link to pictures and specs if you have one. Many of us don't spend a lot of time on the forums or play on the Tribble test server. |
I believe that it will be allowed to use cannons.
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Want To Know How To Be Good In Bed? Do These 4 Things
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Learning how to be good in bed is a lot easier than you think. You don't need to turn into some crazy pornstar or a crazed nut in order to please you man in bed and both have a good time. Getting just a few of the following things right will help you become great in bed.
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1. An Open Mind: The quickest way to get good in bed is to approach it with an open mind. Having an open mind will make everything much easier for you. So if you aren't naturally open minded, then there is a few things that you can do to expand your horizons....
- Read some erotica. Seriously! Reading erotica has so many benefits that people never seem to talk about. The first is that it can be very entertaining. The second is that you may discover things that turn you on, but you have never considered before.
- Realize that other people probably have the same fantasies as you do. If you've ever read Nancy Friday's, My Secret Garden, then you'll realize just how normal it is to have fantasies and desires that most people don't ever talk about.
- Be willing to try new things. Now, I'm not saying that you should be willing to do things that you are not comfortable with. But you should be willing to try new things that people suggest to you, even if they aren't your cup of tea.
2. Oral Sex Never Goes Out Of Fashion: Have you ever met a guy who hates you going down on him? It's never going to happen because guys love oral! So if you want to learn how to be good in bed, then you need to learn how to give your man a great oral sex. If you're interested in learning more, then you might want to take a look at this very detailed tutorial video I put together.
In the meantime, here are some quick tips to get you up to speed:
- Don't worry about taking him really deep. Deeper does not mean better for your man. The top is the most sensitive part, so you really only need to take the first two inches into your mouth.
- Use your tongue. Don't just take his it in and out of your mouth. Make sure to use your tongue to massage it, lick it, caress it and play with it. This will make it way more fun for your man and ultimately more satisfying.
3. Start With Your Hands: Okay, so that first tip was quite general and you may be eager to just learn some specific tips. What I want to do now is show you how to use your hands on your man when in bed. Here are 3 awesome things that your man will greatly appreciate that you can do with your hands.
- Try massaging him before sex. Most foreplay usually consists of of kissing and heavy petting before getting down to the act itself. A really nice change, that your man will love, is giving him a massage first before you do anything else. Pro Tip: Doing it with coconut oil will make it way more enjoyable for him!
- Don't forget about some hand action. Using your hands on his penis is simple, yet he will greatly appreciate and enjoy it. But rather than just grabbing his shaft and paying most of your attention to it (as it's easy to hold), you should focus most of your attention on the top of his penis as it's by far the most sensitive part and the area that he will get most pleasure from.
- Don't be afraid to play with his balls during sex. If you are in a position like cowgirl, then reach behind yourself while he's thrusting in and out and gently massage his balls.
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- The Rodeo. Performing the rodeo is very similar to performing the cowgirl position on your man. To do it, your man needs to lie down on his back and you need to straddle him on your knees, facing away from him.
- The Piledriver. To perform the piledriver, you need to lie on your back and pull your legs back towards you so that your ankles are pretty much on either side of your head. Your man will then penetrate you from above.
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I now live in North Florida but am from Louisiana and would like to try growing Mirlitons here.
Can anyone suggest where I could get plants or seed online? The local nurseries around here don't even seem to know what they are much less have them. And if anyone has any experience growing them in Florida advice would be appreciated. I am assuming I'll have to grow them in potting soil or something, I doubt they'll like our sugar white sand as much as the tourists. thanks |
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I've seen them sold as chayote in Krogers here and in a couple Asian markets. The ones being sold are from Mexico though. I bought 4 to try and only one began to sprout inside and it has done nothing more so far after I planted it in my greenhouse. |
Update....I told my buying 4 of these and one sprouting... Well today I pulled that first one out of the pot and it had alot of roots, A second had sprouted indoors and the growth was almost an inch before I noticed it. It is now in a pot. Both are now in my greenhouse. They may never fruit, but at least they are growing, so I am happy. |
If you ever make your way back to Baton Rouge, Naylor's off of Millerville has mirliton plants. They may ship them, check out their website. I got mine from them last year during the summer/spring and it went nuts! Unfortunately I moved before I was able to see if any fruit was produced. I'm sure that who ever moved in after us got a great surprise. |
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1. Georgia coach Mark Fox could be on the hot seat if Georgia doesn't put together a good season. What other SEC coaches do you think will be feeling the heat? 2. Which former Gator player would you like to see return to UF as an assistant coach under Billy Donovan someday? 3. A lot of you dislike Dwight Howard intensely from his days with the Orlando Magic. Does the fact that he will be playing alongside Chandler Parsons in Houston this year allow you to like him or will you pull for Chandler and hope Dwight lays an egg?
1) Kevin Stallings 2) Matt Bonner / David Lee 3) For Chandler's sake I hope Howard turns his life around NOW.
1. Stallings. 2. White Chocolate 3. Magic fans hate Howard because he's a punk-azz. Won't change cuz he's in Houston. But...he will get Chandler more room to shoot. I hope Chandler takes advantage of that, signs a big FA contract with the Bulls and wins four titles with Jo.
1. Stallings better hope that his seat isn't hot right now, because I suspect that Vandy will have a really bad year. 2. Major Parker really blew it. He could have been very good. Brett Nelson is working his way up the assistant coaching ranks. I think that he is now the Associate Head coach at Ball State. tupacbiff is probably throwing up if he is reading this. I can't see Bonner becoming as assistant coach in college after a long NBA career. I would think a front office NBA job is more likely. 3. NBA so I don't care that much.
1. I dunno. Stallings sounds like a good answer. 2. Fun answer is Jason Williams, but I don't know about how well freakishly good players are as coaches. Maybe Dan Werner who was very good on fundamentals. Also, Haslem - but he should be pretty rich by now and wouldn't need the job (I just hope he doesn't take his coaching talents (or any other talents) to the U :awkward. 3. As long as Parsons has a big role, I'll pull for the Rockets to do well. I'm somewhat indifferent to Howard.
1) Marshall saved Andy Kennedy, but I dont think he is too far removed. The obvious answer is Stallings. Haith could see some major fallout from the scandal. 2) Teddy Dupay, but the past baggage is far too heavy. That's a shame b/c I think he would have been a great teacher. TG would be another I would love to see in such a role. He played the position to near perfection. 3) The NBA is unwatchable. . . with or without Howard.
1. Agree with aka...would love to see Kennedy booted, but I think Haith could be in trouble due to his actions at Miami. 2. In about 20 years, I'd like to see Billy hand the reigns over to Billy Jr. 3. Anybody that can help the Lakers have a bad year is fine in my book.
1. Frank Haith, B. Kennedy, Barbee and Mike Anderson. Heck Haith due to the NCAA, Barbee and B. Kennedy could be on the hot seat as much or more than Fox. I would say that the rest of the SEC coaches probably ok. Donovan, Calipari and C. Martin are ok. F. Martin, Ray, Jones are two new to be fired. A. Kennedy is good for a year after making the tourney last year. I think Stallings still has some slack too. 2. Lee Humphrey, son of a coach and a guy who was a great competitor and good defender. 3. I have no real issues with Howard one way or the other.


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Hello. My name is Declan Tyson.
I am a software and web application engineer living in London.
I spent my young life in the Garden of England until the age of 21, when I left the University of Kent with a 2:1 degree in Multimedia Technology and Design. From there I built and maintained the website for Gap 360 for a year before moving to branding agency Howoco where I went on to develop websites, apps and media for corporates such as BT, National Grid and Pictet.
This website is my personal portfolio and blog, where I mindlessly ramble about the stuff I like, as well as experimenting with random bits of code.What you see will vary often, and has a relatively high chance of being broken. Try to ignore that. Enjoy your stay.
Being surrounded by designers has rubbed off on me and has given me the drive to create unique and usable interface design for both native and web applications, helped in no small part by my background in front-end web development. As a versatile and innovative programmer, my skillset extends from UI, to building and designing databases, and even animation.
I am fluent in all the front-end aspects of web development - HTML5, CSS3, Javascript and multiple libraries and frameworks. In addition to this I have extensive experience in database design using SQL and integration with both C# and PHP. I have also developed native applications across a number of platforms, including OS X, Android, iOS and Windows. I've even worked with Ruby and Python both for the web and natively.
Programming is not the only skillset I have as my media production talent is more-than-competent - from photo manipulation using Photoshop, to video production in Premiere and After Effects, and 2D animation using Flash and ActionScript. I've also dabbled in 3D animation using Maya, but I was rubbish at that.
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With Guest Artist David Hilliard
Photography has a central place in MOCA Jacksonville's Permanent Collection. Internationally known photographer David Hilliard discusses his work and process, as seen in MOCA's recent acquisition of his piece Boy's Tethered, and Curator Ben Thompson discusses the broader context of what makes certain photographers' work worthy for inclusion in the Collection.
Free and open to the public
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When & Where
MOCA Jacksonville
333 Laura St N
Saturday, August 10, 2013 from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM (EDT)
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