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Paper Chase (game)
Paper Chase (also known as Hare and Hounds or Chalk Chase) is a racing game played outdoors (best played within a wood or even a shrubbery maze) with any number of players. At the start of the game, one person is designated the 'hare' and everyone else in the group are the 'hounds'. The 'hare' starts off ahead of everyone else leaving behind themselves a trail of paper shreds (or chalk marks in an urban environment) which represents the scent of the hare. Just as scent is carried on the wind, so too are the bits of paper, sometimes making for a difficult game. After some designated time, the hounds must chase after the hare and attempt to catch them before they reach the ending point of the race. It is generally done over a long distance, but shorter courses can be set. If the hare makes it to the finish line, they get to choose the next hare, or to be the hare themselves. Similarly, the person who catches the hare gets to choose the next hare.
A game called "Hunt the Fox" or "Hunt the Hare" had been played in English schools at least since the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.[1] Shakespeare appears to make reference to it in Hamlet, when he eludes the guards at Elsinore he cries "Hide, fox, and all after".[2] Around 1800 the game was organised at Shrewsbury School into an outdoor game called "the Hunt" or "the Hounds", to prepare the young gentlemen for their future pastime of fox hunting.[1] The two runners making the trail with paper were called "foxes", those chasing them were called "hounds". Hare coursing rather than fox hunting was used as an analogy when the game spread to bath School, so the trail-makers were called "hares". This term was made popular by the paper chase scene in Tom Brown's School Days and is still used in modern hashing and in club names like Thames Hare and Hounds, but Shrewsbury continues to use fox hunting terms as evidenced in The Way of All Flesh by Samuel Butler (see below) - "in this case the hare was a couple of boys who were called foxes". The Royal Shrewsbury School Hunt is the oldest cross-country club in the world, with written records going back to 1831 and evidence that it was established by 1819.[1] The club officers are the Huntsman, Senior and Junior Whips whilst the runners are Hounds, who start most races paired into "couples"; the winner of a race is said to "kill".[3] The main inter-house cross-country races are still called the Junior and Senior Paperchase, although no paper is dropped and urban development means the historical course can no longer be followed.
Literary & cinema references[edit]
Tom Brown's School Days by Thomas Hughes published in 1857 depicted a meet by the Big-Side Hare and Hounds. Students busily tore up old newspapers copybooks and magazines into small pieces to fill four large bags with the paper 'scent'. Forty or fifty boys gathered and two good runners were chosen as hares who carried the bags and started across the fields laying the trail. When scent (paper) was located the member of the pack calls "Forward!" - hashers now call "ON! ON!". Members of the pack worked together finding scent and straining to keep up.
In chapter 39 of his semi-autobiographical novel The Way of All Flesh of 1903, Samuel Butler describes a school based on his alma mater of Shrewsbury. The main protagonist's favourite recreation is running with "the Hounds" so "a run of six or seven miles across country was no more than he was used to".[4]
In the book The Railway Children, written by Edith Nesbit in 1906, the children observe a game of paper chase. The book was made into a television series 4 times and into a movie twice, the most recent of which was in 2000.
In the novel Daddy Long Legs, written in 1912 by Jean Webster, the girls play a game of paper chase where the hares cheat: they leave a paper trail which indicates they passed through a building and got out of the window, while they actually went around the house.
In by H.P. Lovecraft's novella At the Mountains of Madness, first published in 1936, the narrator references the game when using paper to blaze a trail through an unexplored city: "Fortunately we had a supply of extra paper to tear up, place in a spare specimen bag, and use on the ancient principle of hare and hounds for marking our course in any interior mazes we might be able to penetrate."
In the 1946 Orson Welles movie, The Stranger, Rankin's students are in the midst of a paper chase through the woods as Rankin kills his former colleague. Rankin mis-directs the "hounds" to keep them from finding the body by moving the shreds of paper.
In the 1954 memoir by Vyvyan Holland, Son of Oscar Wilde, he describes playing paper chase at Neuenheim College in Heidelberg, Germany in 1896. "[W]hen the river was frozen and the snow lay thick upon the ground, so that it was impossible either to row or to play football, paper chases were organised by the master in charge of games. No form of exercise is quite so utterly pointless and boring as a paper chase, and we used to try to slink off and get lost and find our way home by ourselves; though this, if discovered, was apt to lead to a painful interview with the games master."
In the 1975 Disney movie, One of Our Dinosaurs Is Missing, the nannies notice a trail of paper scraps on the ground while trying to hide a dinosaur skeleton in a wood. They remark that it must be a paper chase at which point a group of school boys crash through the wood following the trail.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c Robinson, Roger (December 1998). "On the Scent of History". Running Times: 28.
- ^ Shakespeare, William, Hamlet, Act IV, Scene 2
- ^ "History of The Tucks". Shrewsbury School. 2011.
- ^ Butler, Samuel (1903). "39". The Way of All Flesh. Project Gutenberg.


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the vocalist left the band, and their label only was a one EP, two LP deal, so not only did they have to find a new vocalist, but a new label.
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The Year that was
By Sarah Steele Wilson, Newsroom Editor and Caitlin Davis, Senior Staff Writer
Jan 2, 2013, 12:57
photo by Sarah Steele Wilson Locals got a special sneak peak at the region on the silver screen.
When the clock struck twelve on Monday night, it marked not just the transition from one day to the next, but from one year to the next. The year that ended was a busy one for the region.
At the end of 2011, residents were watching the streets of Old Towne Petersburg, where Steven Spielberg was filming "Lincoln," a major motions picture telling the story of the fight to pass the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery.
Much of the action was filmed in Richmond and Petersburg and locals got a sneak peak during a special premiere event hosted by Petersburg Area Regional Tourism and Colonial Heights.
"The film offers us an incredible opportunity in terms of getting our name out in the world market place that we would never be able to do otherwise," Martha Burton, with PART, said at the premiere at the Southpark Mall in November.
In reality, Lincoln spent three weeks of the last month of his life in Hopewell, Chesterfield, Petersburg, Prince George County, Dinwiddie County and Colonial Heights, watching the last throes of the Civil War.
PART is launching the "Walk in Lincoln's Final Footsteps" initiative, which will allow visitors to experience the same sites Lincoln did while he was in the area. A number of other marketing efforts linking film and history are also planned.
Shortly before local residents started lining up to see the area on the silver screen, they were lining up at polling stations to cast their ballots for the president, representatives to the house and an up for grabs senate seat. Hopewell, Colonial Heights and Petersburg were also voting for city council and school board representatives.
With Virginia's status as a battleground state cemented early on, the state played host to a number of prominent visitors throughout the fall. Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Joe Biden, Paul Ryan, Michelle Obama and Ann Romney all put in repeat appearances, sometimes very close to home. Michelle Obama spoke at VSU and Ann Romney visited small businesses in Chester. Joe Biden appeared at the county fairgrounds in Chesterfield.
Former Governor George Allen and Former Governor Tim Kaine also spent time in the area as they competed for the Senate seat Jim Webb has occupied.
"No Tolls" became a rallying cry in Southside Virginia this year as a proposal to install a toll plaza on I-95 at mile post 22 in Sussex County riled residents.
Hopewell, Colonial Heights, Prince George County, Petersburg and Dinwiddie have all passed resolutions opposing the tolls and a number of business associations, including the American Trucking Association and the Virginia Trucking Association, have joined in dissent.
A number of opposed localities, including Prince George and Petersburg, have hired an environmental attorney to represent them in the ongoing dispute.
High notes were also struck in the realm of transportation as the first passenger train to run between Washington D.C. and Norfolk in 35 years pulled into the station in Ettrick and Colonial Heights kicked off Boulevard revitalization efforts with the groundbreaking for a new court house, a project that was over ten years in the making.
Both Prince George County and Hopewell experienced busy years of their own.
photo by Mike Davis President Barack Obama spoke at the Rolls-Royce plant in March.
2012 Year End Review:Hopewell
By Caitlin Davis
Senior Staff Writer
From a "Million Dollar Mile" to from the revitalization of downtown to new faces on City Council, 2012 had it's share of news stories for the city of Hopewell.
The one miles stretch on I-295 that runs through Hopewell was put in the spotlight in 2012. Sheriff Greg Anderson and his deputies patrol the mile-long stretch of highway and monitor the speed and safety of the motorists who use it. The large amount of revenue generated by the program became the focus of national attention, with AAA Mid-Atlantic questioning the real motivation behind the program, which netted $2 million in 2011.
"Is this in the name of traffic safety or is it a revenue generating machine?" AAA-Mid-Atlantic's Martha Meade asked in an April release, that also claimed the program targets out-of-state drivers..
The program ended up in court in March when Commonwealth Attorney Richard Newman made a motion to have the I-295 ticket revenue processed under state law rather than through the Hopewell Sheriff's Office.
Newman maintained the city code regarding the prosecution of traffic tickets is unconstitutionally vague and causes confusion for residents.
The motion was overturned and tickets are still processed by the Sheriff's office.
Lawmakers in the capitol also set their eyes on the program, including a bill in the state budget that diverts ticket funds into state coffers. Senate Bill 500 states that when local fines and fees collected exceed 40 percent of total revenue, the state will require 50 percent of the excess revenue to be transferred to the state's literary fund.
The I-295 safety program had a record month in July, issuing 1,562 tickets.
"The motoring public wins, the state wins," Anderson said in September. "We are doing a great thing. I have no doubt about that. We are going to continue being out there and we are going to continue to save lives."
Last January, former Hopewell police officer Mark Baggett, 34, was arrested on one felony count of forcible sodomy against a 38-year-old woman in Hopewell on Oct. 13, 2011. Later in the year, two more counts of aggravated sexual battery were brought before the courts. In October, Baggett was convicted of three counts of aggravated sexual battery and sentenced to six years in jail.
"He violated the public trust," Hopewell Police Chief John Keohane said in October, after the conclusion of the court case. "When you disgrace the badge so many of us wear we have zero tolerance for this. He deserved punishment."
The court also saw cases from current and former members of city council. Brenda Pelham was cleared of all 13 conflict of interest indictments in September for voting for school matters while being employed by the school system.
In September, 2011 Pelham pleaded no contest to three conflict of interest charges. Judge Samuel Campbell presided over the case and moved to dismiss the other 10 charges.
"I thank God first of all for getting me through this trial," Pelham said after the trial. "And for the people, my friends and my family, that were there to support me."
Another notable court case in 2012 involved 26-year-old former Marine, Brandon Raub. Raub was taken into custody in August after some of his Facebook posts were perceived as threatening. While Raub was held at John Randolph Medical Center, protesters arguing that Raub's detention violated his first amendment rights assembled outside hospital.
photo by Sarah Steele Wilson Protesters gathered outside John Randolph Medical Center and advocated for the release of former Marine Raub.
Judge Allen Sharrett dismissed the petition holding Raub, stating there was not enough evidence to continue to detain him.
The judges filling the seats at Hopewell courts made news stories of their own in 2012. Judge Kenneth Nye stepped down amid complaints made in an anonymous letter published in Virginia Lawyer's Weekly in April. An investigation proved nothing and Nye returned to the bench for a brief period. Nye soon retired and on June 6, Bruce Clark, Jr. was sworn in as the new 6th General District Court Judge.
In February, veteran city council member and civil rights leader Rev. Curtis W. Harris stepped down from his seat on council after 26 years.
"Twenty-six years, that's my time. It's been a long time," Harris said in a statement read before the Hopewell City Council in February.
contributed photo Sen. Mark Warner invited Curtis Harris, who stepped down last year after 26 years on Hopewell City Council, to attend the 2012 State of the Union address with him.
Harris's decision came in the weeks following a petition David filed by David Silvestro to have Harris removed from City Council. The petition stated "We the undersigned registered voters residing in Ward 2, of the City of Hopewell, sign this petition to seek the removal of Curtis W. Harris, as the Councilperson elected to represent Ward 2, for neglect of duty, misuse of office, or incompetence in the performance of duties."
The petition failed in court.
In April, Judge Allen W. Sharrett appointed Roosevelt Edwards, Jr, to the seat vacated by Harris, and he was sworn in shortly thereafter.
The Ward 2 seat was the object of competition in Nov. as six candidates vied for the spot. Edwards won reelection, but rivals Yolanda Stokes and Silvestro filed petitions with the court challenging the election results, claiming that the numbers from the polls were not reflective of the outcome of the election.
Three judges, Sharrett, Chief Justice of the 16th Circuit, David Beck, Chief Justice of the 15th Judicial Circuit and Daniel Bouton, Chief Justice for the 16th Judicial Circuit, heard the case and unanimously agreed to dismiss the petitions filed by Stokes and Silvestro.
In August, Lt. Governor Bill Bolling came to Hopewell to present a $7,500 check to Hopewell's Downtown Partnership.
The $7,500 grant was made possible by CSX Transportation, which contributed $5,000, and the Virginia Department of Housing and Development, which contributed the rest of the funds at $2,500, as part of the Virginia Main Street Project. The project received an additional $500,000 in funding from the General Assembly. The Downtown Partnership was eligible for the grant as a Main Street designated community.
"When you revitalize downtown areas you improve part of economy and downtown efforts," Bolling said during the check presentation. "And you improve the quality and make the community more livable and more workable."
After controversy among both residents and council members, $4.1 million in renovations began on the Beacon Theatre.
Currently, the Beacon is still under renovations by J.W. Enochs, Inc. and is scheduled to be completed by the end of this year.
The Hopewell Marina is also being renovated after council voted in September to move forward with the $1.5 million project which is also being completed by J.W. Enochs, Inc.
Hopewell High School also celebrated a new appearance as the two year, $24 million renovation project wrapped this year.
With the renovation project came a real-estate tax increase for residents of the city. During a council meeting in May, a 4-3 vote passed the increase, which represents the second installment of the $0.09 increase over a period of three years, every other year, planned to pay for the Hopewell High School Renovations.
Hopewell City Public Schools also welcomed a new Assistant Superintendent for Instruction, Dr. Kim Evans, and new principal at the high school, Dr. Rodney Berry.
A unanimous city council vote in October put the Osage Bio Energy Plant in Hopewell up for tax sale. Vice-Mayor Wayne Walton made a motion to authorize the City Attorney, City Attorney David Fratarcangelo to initiate legal actions to initiate the tax sale.
The total tax sale is for the amount of $1,676,824.06, a figure derived from the assessed value of the property. The taxes that have to be collected on the property are delinquent.
In October, Fratacangelo said the only interest the city still has in the property is the tax lien.
"Hopefully the city will get the money owed," Fratacangelo said. "I hope someone will come along and do something and make use of that property."
2012 Year End Review: Prince George
By Sarah Steele Wilson
Newsroom Editor
Prince George County celebrated a number of economic development achievements this year.
The Rolls-Royce facility in Prince George County had a busy year. President Barack Obama visited the facility on March, 9, attracting a crowd of approximately 1,600 people to the shop floor.
Obama unveiled a proposal for a National Network for Manufacturing Innovation. He said the $1 billion plan would aim to revitalize American innovation and manufacturing by creating a network of facilities where business leaders and educational institutions would work together, similar to the mission embodied by the then soon-to-be-opened Commonwealth Center for Advanced Manufacturing, just around the corner from the Rolls-Royce plant where the president spoke.
"We've got to build these institutes all across the country," Obama said. "I don't want it just here at Crosspointe. I want it everywhere."
In November, Rolls-Royce officially announced its plans to begin construction of a second manufacturing facility at the Crosspointe location. The planned $136 million, 90,000 square-foot facility will employ 140 highly skilled workers who will produce turbine blades and nozzle guide vanes for Rolls-Royce engines.
The company hopes to see some of its suppliers locate near them on land they own in Prince George County, a goal Tom Loehr, executive vice president for Crosspointe, said would be spurred along by construction of the second plant.
"We're in some discussions just now with suppliers considering locating here...," Loehr said in November. "I would look to see an uptick in activity around supply co-location."
After breaking ground in 2011, the Commonwealth Center for Advanced Manufacturing that the president praised opened in September, 2012. The $17.5 million facility, where companies and universities work in partnership to conduct research and develop manufacturing applications, opened just around the corner from Rolls-Royce, one of the organizing members of the partnership.
House Majority Leader and Virginia Representative Eric Cantor (R-7) visited the newly opened facility in November to learn about the public private partnership that fuels the operation.
photo by Sarah Steele Wilson Eric Cantor visited the recently opened CCAM facility in Prince George in Nov.
Prince George County also celebrated several openings of its own in 2012. In October, the county opened the doors to the newly completed Animal Services and Adoption Center in Disputanta.
The new, $2.5 million structure replaced a facility that had been in use since 1975 and had not passed an inspection by the state Office of Veterinary Services since 1998.
A new recreation facility also opened in the renovated Old North Elementary School. Parks and Recreation director Keith Rotzoll said that he hopes the facility will provide a new forum where the county can offer expanded programming and new options for the county's seniors.
The opening of new facilities demonstrated the county's growth, which led to a land purchase that prompted some lively discussions during Prince George County Board of Supervisors meetings in 2012.
The question of whether or not Prince George County should borrow $1.5 million from the Utility Fund to purchase 167.23 acres of property dominated several meeting.
Located adjacent to the existing county complex, the Buren property would be an attractive site to place future facilities the county might need, including an expanded court house and additional playing fields.
Despite public outcry, the board voted three to two to purchase the property.
At their second meeting in October, the board voted to work with Charlottesville-based firm Land Planning and Design Associations to develop a master plan for the propety.
During their first board meeting of the new year on Jan, 8, the board has tentative plans to hold a work session to discuss plans to establish playing fields on the property.
Some of the public dissent regarding the purchase of the Buren property was related to the school division's struggle to close a $1.8 million shortfall in their budget. County residents spoke in support of using available funds to help the locality's school system.
Both boards worked together to whittle the gap down from $1.8 million to $1.277 million, a sum the Board of Supervisors voted to award to the school division, in addition to the $13,526,254 in local funding initially budgeted.
The year was not without tragedy for the county, which lost a soldier a soldier and three students.
Cpt. Jesse Ozbat, 28, a graduate of Prince George High School and Virginia State University, died in May while serving with the Army in Afghanistan. His unit was attacked with an improvised explosive device.
In July, 10-year-old Grayson Payne Austin, a student at Walton Elementary, was killed in a boating accident on Butterworth Pond.
Marvin Massenburg, a 17-year-old senior at the county High School, was killed in September, when his car plunged into Blackwater Swamp as he attempted to pull to the road side to allow a police car responding to a call to pass.
Clacy Sullivan, 12, disappeared after falling into a water filled quarry near his home in Oct. His body was located the next evening during a candle light vigil held in his honor.
In 2012, Virginia selected U.S. 460 Mobility Partners (a partnership of Ferrovial Agroman, S.A. and American Infrastructure) to finance, design and build the new Rt. 460. The 55-mile, $1.396 billion stretch of highway will travel through Prince George County.
While the county has long been concerned about safety on the existing 460, given the number of fatal crashes that have occurred on strip of highway running through the county, residents of the area have also voiced opposition to current plans to have the new highway connect to the old highway in the New Bohemia area.
Prince George has instead pushed to have the new, toll road connect directly to I-295.
Some of this year's issues should persist next year.
photo by Sarah Steele Wilson The Commonwealth Center for Advanced manufacturing opened its door in Sept.
Opposition to I-95 tolls, requiring the state to notify affected localities upon receipt of an application for a group home and consider local recommendations as conditions for approval of the applications, and requiring the new Rt. 460 to connect directly with I-295 or I-95 rather than first reconnecting with the old Rt. 460 in the New Bohemia area were some of the main points on the county's legislative agenda.
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I'd heard about Miss Lily's restaurant for a while: a native New Yorker had raved about it, I'd seen it in a few online publications, but perhaps most ironically it was featured in an email from Virgin that I received during my visit. Despite all this I was still quite sceptical, as far as I'm concerned the best Caribbean cuisine is often found in a low-key local shop. Miss Lily's however manages to bring an authentic taste of Jamaica to lower Manhattan…successfully!
Upon arrival we were greeted by a very friendly and enthusiastic hostess who decided to 'walk and wine' as she seated us! There were no complaints from my party…the music was great (think dancehall artists such as Mavado and Aidonia, as well as the more obvious choices such as Chaka Demus and Pliers) so I didn't blame her at all.
The menu consisted mostly of traditional dishes such as Curry Goat, Oxtail and Steamed Fish; there were a few oddballs such 'Fish Tacos,' I have never in my life known any Caribbean island to serve tacos, but overall the menu was quite impressive. I ordered the Oxtail and my friends ordered the Curry Goat and Jerk Chicken.
I tried Pink Ting for the first time, it has nothing on the original!
So what did I think?
When the food arrived my friend who had ordered the Curry Goat was annoyed that the rice and meat were served separately, I found this odd for a Caribbean restaurant, and even more so when my Oxtail dish arrived with the rice served on the same plate, so I guess it varies depending on the dish. I didn't try anybody else's meal, but my Oxtail was delicious and tender, and the rice and peas were good also, however everybody enjoyed their food with no (real) complaints.
Jerk Chicken, Rice and Peas, and Festivals
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Definitely, the food is really good and the restaurant has a cool, laid back vibe, plus the mixture of Dancehall and Soca music put us in the mood to party (which we did on a Sunday night…only in New York). Next time I'd like try out Melvin's Juice Box which serves fresh, organic juices.
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Those who already love Caribbean food, as well as those who may trying it for the first time, I love the fact that it's in an accessible part of town which makes it a great option for tourists.
Overall rating: 5/5! I'm a huge fan of Negril, but I think Miss Lily's may just be my new fave…
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Don and Phil Everly scored a No. 2 hit in 1957 with their second release, "Bye Bye Love." With a strum and a warm coo, the pair began a winning streak of early rock-era country crossover breakthroughs that emphasized their near-telepathic vocal harmonies and sparsely textured guitar interplay. The influence of songs like "All I Have to Do is Dream" and "Cathy's Clown" appear in the vocal work of the Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, R.E.M., and of course, Animal Collective. Avey Tare: Songs like "It Only Costs a Dime." I always like the way their voices blend and mash together so well. It's always been something we're shooting for during the recording process, just trying to get the voices to blend that way. It's just the way that their voices match. It's that one unified sound, to me, and you don't think of it so much. Same thing with the Louvin Brothers, you know?
Formed in 1986, Osaka's Boredoms have created eardrum-searing bursts of swirling, screamy, rhythmic avant-noise on seven records and about a billion EPs so far. Equally parts punk rock slapstick and religious ritual, their music ran enough of a gamut in the '90s that they toured with both Nirvana and Brutal Truth. Frontman Yamantaka Eye's vocal nodule abuse thrilled musical deconstructionist John Zorn enough to include him in his Naked City jazz-grind project. When not battling pink robots, drummer Yoshimi P-We has led Boredoms' thunderous tribal drum jams that sound like roid-raging cousins to AnCo's "My Girls." Back to the Centipedia glossary NEXT: James Brown
As the rhythm-keeper for jazz luminaries like Miles Davis, Coleman Hawkins, Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, and more, drummer Max Roach became a luminary along with them, as he helped pioneer the bebop techniques (like emphasizing the ride cymbal) that most people associate with jazz. Never one to shy away from new things, this member of the "A-Team of Bebop" (Quincy Jones' words) and civil rights activist also played concerts with hip-hop artists and wrote for theater. Geologist: A couple years ago, Noah was like, "I'm really getting into putting jazz on while I clean the kitchen." We were aware of a lot of free jazz in the early days and if you listen to a lot of the earlier Animal Collective records there was a lot of jazz drumming influences. Back to the Centipedia glossary NEXT: Arthur Russell
The five movements that make up this plinky, undulating work for two amplified pianos and percussion, composed by George Crumb (b. 1929), made its debut at Swarthmore College, which commissioned it, in 1974. The percussion required for the piece is extensive, demanding tubular bells, crotales, claves, and much more, as well as slide whistle, a metal thunder sheet, the "jawbone of an ass" and a guiro for the pianists to play. Together, these ingredients comprise an atonal, unpredictable exploration of rhythm. Avey Tare: I always liked the way that that music occupied a space. And I especially liked it when it became emotional. Makrokosmos III is all this kind of alt-piano kind of percussive stuff but then it gets really, really melodic. That got me into the idea of music that did that kind of thing [like the untitled track on Spirit They're Gone].
Four decades before The Walking Dead revolutionized flesh eaters for the small screen, "undead" auteur George A. Romero's 1968 post-life romp redefined the voodoo folklore concept of zombies with far scarier, sci-fi-derived origins. Centered around a group of small town folk hiding from hissing hungry corpses who have risen from their graves in search of fresh meat, the film boasts a brassy, percussive soundtrack and a Twilight Zone-like twist that still pack a punch in an era where zombies provide fodder for TV commercials. Back to the Centipedia glossary NEXT: Nirvana
No subject was off-limits for costume-wearing brothers Jimmy and Dennis Flemion who formed the quirky lo-fi outsider rock group the Frogs in 1980. Originally depicted as "radical gay rockers," these "supremacists" released It's Only Right and Natural in 1989, which became a favorite disc of Nirvana and Pearl Jam who both played it before concerts. The pair performed It's Only Right at the Animal Collective-curated All Tomorrow's Parties festival — AnCo would never adopt the Frogs' giddy X-rated antics, but they've certainly gleamed their Froggy penchant for freewheeling playground melodies. Dennis, who once was a touring member of Smashing Pumpkins, drowned in July. Back to the Centipedia glossary NEXT: Gang Gang Dance
Classical music in Iran became formalized during the Abbasid dynasty (750 – 1258 A.D.), but due to Islamic suppression, it didn't reach too many beyond royals and the wealthy until the 1900s. The music itself revolves around memorizing and mastering a series of melodic passages, and is played on lutes, flutes and the dulcimer-like santur, often accompanied by improvised free singing. Avey Tare: I've been getting into a lot of Persian classical music lately. Like santur music or some more Sufi singing stuff. I think a lot of that's got me a little bit more interested in more of the documented side of music, or notated — certain notes are used for a specific reason. I guess for that type of music it seems very religious or spiritual.
After a stint with British psychotropic alt-rockers Spacemen 3, vocalist-guitarist Peter Kember (who also goes by the fitting nickname of Sonic Boom) recorded music as Spectrum beginning in 1991. Full of wooshing, synth-heavy sounds, echoey reverb, and shimmering sweet nothings, the music itself sometimes resembles like a perpetual dream sequence, something that attracted collaborators like Ohio post-rockers Jessamine, '60s-era electronic firebrands Silver Apples, and My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields. Kember's influence on contemporary bands couldn't be more obvious, since he was tapped to produce and mix albums by MGMT and Panda Bear. Back to the Centipedia glossary NEXT: Alexander "Skip" Spence - Oar
Found sounds and lo-fi hiss are the benchmarks of this Seattle-based group, which started off in 1993 as a duo (who are neither golden nor twins; we did not fact-check their climaxing ability). Rock was such a foreign language to these musique concrète miscreants they put out a tongue-in-cheek Rock Album, containing 20 short bursts of proggy distortion 'n' backbeat fury. Over the years, they added new members and associates, and one of those, Scott Colburn, went on to record sounds for a little LP called Feels. Geologist: [On "Fireworks"] there's a field recordings that Dave made of kids playing in a busted fire hydrant in the street. The idea of field recordings, for us, came a lot from someone like Luc Ferrari or even a band like Climax Golden Twins.
Ground zero for garage rock, metal, and punk, Brit Invaders the Kinks scored their first UK No. 1 in 1964 with "You Really Got Me" and went on to land 14 more beyond-catchy Top 10 singles over the next decade in spite of the volatile relationship between the group's songwriting nucleus, brothers Ray and Dave Davies. When they were on, though, they were really on, releasing feel-good hits that alternated between tongue-in-cheek humor ("Dedicated Follower of Fashion," "Lola") and heart-on-sleeve earnestness ("Waterloo Sunset," "Days"), inspiring future hit-makers like Van Halen, the Jam, Oasis, and AnCo, who have been known credit Kinks-ian harmonies as an influence before the more commonly cited Beach Boys. Avey Tare: It's weird, we don't tend to bring Ray Davies' songwriting up very much in interviews, but yeah, there was a time where we got super into it. I still go back to them.


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We offer a choice of accommodation only, or accommodation with breakfast. Each room has a compliments tray so tea and coffee are taken at your leisure, and a bowl of fresh fruit is also provided daily.
All the bedrooms are en-suite, you can choose (subject to availability); jacuzzi, or bedrooms with king size Hydro spas that two folk can bathe in. There is also a bedroom with a walk in wet room, or you can have a lovely double with just an en suite shower, the choice is yours.
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Tenby is a beautiful small town, and some of the architecture dates back to the Georgian era. When walking along the high street heading towards the harbour you encounter quaint buildings of a bygone age. Through the season the town offers lots of festival events, the local atmosphere is very friendly and if you are a rambler or a walker Pembrokeshire is Britain's only coastal National Park. There are 187 miles of fabulous coastal path to explore. The surrounding countryside is just stunning, and the coastline is
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Red Rooster Rest also offers accommodation for pet owners who can't bear to leave their pooch behind. Pets large and small will also be welcome, this would include a small daily charge. Unfortunately we can only accommodate one dog per room. There are my gardens and abundant fields opposite the house.
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IMO, I'd put Harry Callahan or even more so, Martin Riggs up against Jack any day.
I'm even tossing in a little Chuck with J.J. McQuade for the Texans.
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BLOOMFIELD: Dan Hugh Scott, 54, of Bloomfield, Iowa died July 27, 2012 at his home. He was born August 14, 1957 in Bloomfield to Delbert Hugh and Ethel Irene Henderson Scott. He married Debra Bradley October 20, 1978 in Bloomfield. He worked for the Davis County Hospital for over 30 years. Dan was an avid hunter who enjoyed fishing and collecting guns. He was a member of Izaak Walton League of America, Pheasants Forever, the National Rifle Association, and was active with the Eagle Scouts and 4-H. He was also a member of the Bloomfield United Methodist Church. Dan was a family man who enjoyed spending time with his children as well as his nieces and nephews.
He is survived by his wife; a daughter, Dawn (Derek Grittmann) Scott of Clive, Iowa; a son, Dylan (Sarah) Scott of Bloomington, Illinois; two brothers, Charles (Carolyn) Scott, Alvin Scott both of Bloomfield; and several nieces, nephews, and cousins.
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In our latest print edition and on this website, you'll discover our Second Annual Book of Lists feature, which we hope you'll find both informative and entertaining. Meanwhile, here's another list about another yearly feature—our third annual Readers' Choice poll.
May 1, 2013
Last month in this space, I suggested some reading matter for the road. Now it's time to talk about films for your flight.
March 28, 2013
The second annual BJT Book of Lists—our follow-up to last year's highly successful feature—won't be published until June, but I can't wait to get started. So here, in no particular order, are three novels and three nonfiction works that I'd recommend to anyone looking for books to pack for a trip.
February 28, 2013
If I had to sum up the benefits of business jets in just one word, I might pick "convenience." According to Wikipedia, "convenient procedures, products and services are those intended to increase ease in accessibility, save resources (such as time, effort and energy) and decrease frustration."
January 29, 2013
"No traditional business jet will take you closer to the speed of sound," promises Gulfstream in an announcement about its recently certified G650, which boasts a maximum velocity of Mach 0.925.
January 2, 2013
When John Adams proclaimed, "I believe in a government of laws, not of men," he couldn't have imagined just how many laws—or how much legal mumbo-jumbo—his descendants would have to endure. In his day, after all, people didn't do things like put an empty sheet at the end of the Constitution labeled, "This page intentionally left blank."
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This month, I'm turning my blog space over to the Business Jet Traveler reader who submitted the following letter.—Jeff Burger
An Open Letter to the Editors of Business Jet Traveler:
October 18, 2012
Virtually every industry and profession in America enjoys the backing of an association and its lobbyists.
October 1, 2012
For several years, you've been able to book charter flights on the Internet and now, as we've reported in Business Jet Traveler, there's a retail store in London–The Jet Business–where you can actually walk in off the street and buy an airplane.
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i prefer the tilt because of the slide out qwerty keyboard, windows mobile 6, 3mp camera, and built in gps. if the media player works well, i would buy an 8gb chip for all my music and use a bluetooth headset.
the iphone on the other hand, has a nice ipod feature along with wifi, and i could also get 16gb for the same price as the tilt.
i want to know what your opinions on these 2 devices are. im leaning towards the tilt as i am very comfortable with windows mobile and it is compatible with alot of desktop software (like word, excel, powerpoint, media player, etc), whereas the iphone is very cool but would be like learning a whole new system.
the iphone is fun, but can it be productive like a WM based device?
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If you are the computer geek type and you get the iPhone you will regret it. The Tilt is a powerful pocket COMPUTER that also does a great job as a cell phone. The iPhone is a beautiful smartphone whose finesse is until now not surpassed but don't expect MMS messaging or adding a lot of programs and GPS and on and on. It is really not fair to compare the two because they are worlds apart. Do you want a beautiful cell phone or a powerful pocket computer?
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also if you can tell me some good affordable phone plans for these phones
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Well the G1 is touch and has a qwerty. While the iphone is touch but it's qwerty is built into the touch screen. That was a big turn off for me. I like the tactile feel of actual buttons versus the screen. I also found that I hate not being able to copy and paste with the iphone… Idk if there has been a change in the newer iphones with relation to that or not.
AT&T (who carries the iphone) has great customer service. REALLY great customer service as far as you calling into their customer support lines. Tmobile tends to be a bit cheaper as far as rate plans and xtras. For example, I have unlimited calling, unlimited txting, and unlimited data transfer. I pay 49 for the calls and the txt and data plan are considered one so I only pay 20 for both the unlimited txt and data. While with AT&T their data plans and txt plans are seperate and will run you more than 20 for both. So At&t tends to be a bit more.
You'll have to get a data plan for either one of those phones. With AT&T and the iphone they have a seperate iphone data plan that is required. Tmo will have something similar with the G1 I'm not too familar with what they will cost you.
You should check out both of those carrier's websites and compare prices.
Personally I would get a G1 in white. =]
Charles asks…
any MP3 players with a bluetooth,so we can share music?
I have a business idea which is to produce a mp3 player which has bluetooth on it so ppl can share their music with each other.
What do you think about this product. Iphone can only send files through wifi which only avaiable on Iphone.
I think this is a good idea but wondering why there is no such thing on the market yet
I thought about the copyright, I think it is like torrent download, I only provide a product.ppl who want to share music with other can share it on the mp3, but ppl who think it might break the law, just dont do it.
Torrent, file sharing, and all the sharing device breaks the law if ppl who use it.
am I right?
what about limeware
Valerie answers:
The reason?COPYWRIGHT!
Unless you want everyone to pay for TWO songs,sharing a song is illegal.
Remember what happened to Kazaa?They were just "sharing" music,but got a $100 million fine instead.
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A teenager is seen using an iPad in St. Louis in March. Finding ways for the church to offer its spiritual treasures in an interactive world is the subject of an article in an influential Italian Catholic magazine. (CNS file/Lisa Johnston, St. Louis Review)
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The Italian magazine, La Civilta Cattolica, said the church does not have to invent a new spirituality for a new generation. It just has to recognize that because of intensive computer and social network use people have changed, so the church must change the way it offers its spiritual treasures.
The key, the magazine said, is to help people take the step from superficial interaction -- "surfing the net" and clicking on link after link -- to contemplation.
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Aldermen passed two items Monday night that proponents say will both save money and help the environment.
During their regular meeting, aldermen voted to approve a deal that will install a fuel cell behind City Hall and a measure that will prohibit the use of public funds to purchase bottled water.
Both measures passed unanimously.
East Rock Alderman Justin Elicker, chair of the City Services and Environmental Policy Committee, spoke on both items before voting.
On the fuel cell, Elicker said that an energy study paid for by stimulus money found that the city could find "substantial savings" by installing a fuel cell to provide City Hall's heat, cooling, and power.
The city issued a request for proposals last year, seeking companies willing to do the deed. The UTC corporation won out and aldermen Monday approved a 10-year, $431,000 deal with the company to put in a 400kW fuel cell.
Giovanni Zinn, an environmental consultant with the Office of Sustainability, has estimated that the fuel cell will save the city up to $3.3 million over 20 years. The fuel cell will also be more energy efficient, cleaner, and use Connecticut technology. See background here and here.
On bottled water, Elicker said the move toward tap water will save money, help the environment, and be more healthy. He sipped from a metal bottle during the meeting.
Several types of plastic have been shown to leach toxic chemical into water, Elicker said. And while New Haven enjoys excellent tap water, "our kids are being taught that tap water is not safe."
The city spends some $32,000 each year on bottled water trucked in from Worcester, Mass. See background here.
The bottled water ban passed unanimously, with abstentions from Newhallville Aldermen Charles Blango and Katrina Jones, who work for the Board of Education. Fair Haven Heights Alderwoman Maureen O'Sullivan-Best declined to vote.
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posted by: ASL on March 8, 2011 12:46pm
Can someone explain the connection between the Board of Ed and a bottled water ban?
posted by: Threefifths on March 8, 2011 5:52pm
Like I said Keep drinking.
That Tap Water Is Legal but May Be Unhealthy.
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Published: December 16, 2009
How about this water.
posted by: JH on March 8, 2011 6:25pm
These are two great steps forward for New Haven. I applaud the board of aldermen for their support of these initiatives, and also for closing the police pension loophole. Good work, all.
@ASL The bottled water resolution called for a limit to selling bottled water in schools. The Board of Ed currently purchases and sells bottled water to our kids, sometimes instead of making tap water more available. For my part, I abhor the idea of making kids shell out $1.50 to drink water and teaching them that bottled water is safe or preferable to tap.
posted by: john on March 8, 2011 8:35pm
@ASL—yeah, right? is this connected to coke contracts and "dasani"?
posted by: Bill Saunders on March 9, 2011 3:54am
You are so right. Teaching kids to drink bottled water over tap is the most wrong-headed and environmentally unfriendly use of any public money. New Haven tap water is more than potable.
If it cost $1.50 for a pint (16 oz) of life giving elixir, that equates to $12/gal for a human necessity— three times the price of a gallon of gas, which we spend billions to secure with stupid wars.
I remember gas lines as a kid.
The only bottled water in the grocery was a small stash of Perrier for 'fancy pants', or distilled gallons on the bottom shelf to steam the homemaker's irons.
A quick check from a possibly incredulous internet site, cites that a 150lb adult needs 10 glasses (80 oz) of water a day to be healthy.
More expensive than a pack of some brands of cigarettes!
(available at your local neighborhood bodega!)
Pro-rated for survival, this amounts to more money than the monthly food stamp allowance for a single adult!
New England might be smart to secede on it's water resources alone.
What leverage if it trades greater than oil!!!
posted by: Fuel Cell BS on March 9, 2011 6:37am
CT. is literally the only state to list Fuel Cells as Green Energy worthy of grants. They simply are not. Different, yes. Amazingly clean, green and cost effective, no.
The numbers connected to this money dump by Elicker et. al. are inflated. The Alders have refused to do their due diligence on this deal and the switch over to this "new" technology will do nothing but cost more money.
I hope the Alders track the cost-benefit of this debacle as closely as they will monitor library hours. This one is directly on their watch.
Get ready for "unpredictable" construction overruns, "unanticipated" changes in the energy markets and "necessary upgrades" in technology to follow as the Fuel Cell becomes a money pit that the City will be on the hook for.
posted by: M Branch on March 9, 2011 11:16am
@Bill: I agree that bottled water is a silly and wasteful extravagance, but just FYI, that claim about 80 ounces of water a day is apparently exaggerated, as is the more common admonition to drink 8 8-oz glasses of water a day. http://www.snopes.com/medical/myths/8glasses.asp


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There were looters who were stealing oxygen tanks and other medical equipment from people with lung diseases (like asthma, lung cancer, kids with cystic fibrosis, etc.), and the authorities were not able to respond because it was a disaster.
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