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"Will Hart scored a guitar organ," Elf Power keyboardist Laura Carter recalled in an interview with PopMatters five years ago, "so of course there's a little wave where everyone's album has a guitar organ on it." A lovely idea, isn't it? Everyone always making an album, anything they'd need on hand. That-- and a profoundly abiding love of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson-- is the germ of the idea that became Elephant 6, four boyhood friends' loosely-knit Louisiana-born, Georgia-bred turn-of-the-century psychedelic society and recording concern. The sheer number of people involved in the creation of the two records Will Cullen Hart and childhood pal Bill Doss helmed under the elegant name of the Olivia Tremor Control counts in the dozens. And though other Elephant 6 records would eventually capture more imaginations, the music on 1996's Music From the Unrealized Film Script, Dusk at Cubist Castle and 1999's Black Foliage: Animation Music Volume One-- impossibly strange, omnivorously eclectic psych-pop-- are worlds unto themselves, the finest realizations of whatever sonic utopia these guys spent much of the 90s etching into a canvas a million cassettes wide.
Hart, Doss, Neutral Milk Hotel's Jeff Mangum, and Apples in Stereo frontman (and Dusk producer) Robert Schneider grew up filling up Tascams with four-track nonsense in and around their Ruston, Louisiana, home, exploring genres headlong and forging bands at will. An early project called Cranberry Lifecycle eventually coalesced into Hart, Doss, and Mangum's Synthetic Flying Machine; from there, Mangum forged Neutral Milk Hotel, while Hart and Doss set about mapping out the Olivias' all-encompassing sound, some unthinkable matchup of Revolver-era Beatles or Smile-era Beach Boys, the tornado-alley skronk of 1980s Flaming Lips and Butthole Surfers, and the surreal wooze of post-Reichian tape manipulation. The singularity of Mangum's peculiar vision for In the Aeroplane Over the Sea is what makes that record such a landmark; it's the multiplicity of the Olivias' music, though, that's their great legacy, their ever-changing, borderline egoless, all-together-now notion of what a psychedelic record could be. Veering wildly between sturdy sunshine-pop and sloppy ambient noise, calamitous hooks and conversations with the godhead, the Olivias' records are driven by an impossibly expansive vision. It's like Hart sings on "A Peculiar Noise Called 'Train Director'", a song about, among other things, moving in with a sound: "in the blink of an eye, you get several meanings."
In hindsight, the decidedly strange Dusk at Cubist Castle is the straight of the pair. Stately, sumptuous, and slightly otherworldly, Dusk is brimming with immaculate hooks and queries bound for the cosmos. Dusk's first half is certainly the most immediate stretch of songcraft OTC laid to tape, big, sinewy hooks brought to life in brilliant color. "The Opera House" is a blur of fuzz guitar and harmonica, leading off with the funny notion of going to the movies just to watch the actors move their mouths. The surreality of it all is certainly worth a mention: Catchy as they are, these songs are riddled with potholes, with weird left turns, with hooks that seem to bubble out of nowhere before receding into themselves. The one-two of "Jumping Fences" and "Define a Transparent Dream", joined at the hip by a gloriously gooey transition, are a triumph of taut pop proficiency. Littered as they are with references to the atmosphere breathing with life and a lonely psychonaut too caught up inside his head for speech, though, these tunes seek to transcend both consensus reality and the constraints of the straight-outta-1966 vibe of so many of their E6 contemporaries. Though clearly besotted with the freewheeling pop of the late-1960s-- Bill Doss' eternally impressive sideburns are testament enough to that-- they cut their songs with too many intersecting ideas to ever feel too fixed in one particular place for very long.
Black Foliage's pop moments are gnarlier, more restless, their hooks arriving at odd angles; all this they weave through a tapestry of orchestral bleats and backward-running loops, five seconds of scuzz enveloping four minutes of sheer bliss. Rather than relegate its sonic tinkering to its second act, Black Foliage dunks OTC's experimental tendencies directly into their popcraft. It's a magisterial vision, a whole world rendered in sound; it is also, at first, rather overwhelming, its constantly shifting sonics more than a little tough to settle into from moment to moment. Give yourself over to it, though, and Black Foliage is among the most satisfying psychedelic albums of any decade, a carefully controlled caterwauling chaos pushing along Hart and Doss' unanswerable questions and anthropomorphisms. You're aware of the Bardo, yeah? Black Foliage seems intimately acquainted with the thing, touting as it does both individuality ("don't hide away from your intricacies") and something more inexplicable; "I have been floated to this thought this hour," Hart, Schneider, and eventually Mangum sing, "on a series of events I cannot explain." Black Foliage is not some work of accidental genius, some acid-fueled inspiration point captured as it's being created; every wriggly second reveals painstaking craft, every hint of tape hiss seems to whisper of another good idea buried somewhere in the static. Still, it's pretty clear that the relationship these guys had with non-musical psychedelia was, at the time, fairly recent, and Black Foliage seems to carry hints of something a little beyond this world.
The large-scale sonic experiments-- swaths of silence, planes flying overhead, of alarm clocks and ambient drift-- that engulf much of the second half of both of these LPs are, even for longtime E6 devotees, something of a hurdle. Even in the midst of the woollier Black Foliage songs, their contrast with the pop-minded stuff that precedes them is so great, their tunefulness next to nil, the results are certainly self-indulgent and, for many, kinda boring; I had a friend in college who'd burned himself Cubist Castle with most of the eighth (and longest) "Green Typewriters" lobbed off so he wouldn't have to keep skipping it. Again, though, this seems to be the band's attempt at wrestling the psychedelic experience-- the initial flash, followed by the inward gaze-- into sound. They're not working through McKenna or the Tibetan Book of the Dead or anything here, but they bring the trip through all its stages; at the end, you're summarily exhausted and full of questions, your synapses having wriggled themselves awake one by one over the preceding quarter-hour. And, frankly, for guys who can bang out pop songs like they could, their experimental tendencies are very nearly as impressive; their noise is lush, their silence speaks volumes, and best of all, they're in on the joke. At the end of the extra-long "Green Typewriters", Hart jumps into another with a question-as-punchline: "how much longer can I wait?"
Though Cubist Castle appears untouched, Black Foliage has been remastered from the original tapes; the bass is a bit louder, the vocals a little fuller, and there's ever-so-slightly more clarity in certain patches. But the whirr of some dust-addled four-track still sits underneath these songs, which is as it should be. Either set comes with a download card good for hours upon hours of outtakes, alternates, radio sessions, and the like, much of it unreleased, out-of-print, or otherwise unheard. Taken together, the extra stuff's longer than the albums themselves; hey, nobody ever accused these guys of being especially judicious editors. I'm still working my way through the second disc of the Smile box myself, so all this seemed a little much at first, especially when they launch into their own stoned "Do You Like Worms" medley. But, listening to the extras, you realize just how much they were capable of, just how powerful their overarching vision for these records really was; four minutes from the very good "The Sky Is a Harpsichord Canvas" were excised from Black Foliage due to time constraints, and while it's fun to hear the expanded song itself in the spirit of excavation, knowing what didn't make the cut makes the remaining bits seem that much stronger. Flecks of the recurring instrumental themes that run through Cubist Castle and (especially) Black Foliage-- a little cohesion amidst all the cacophony-- speckle the edges of the bonus stuff as well, further testament to just how much lightning these guys were bottling. But it's the records themselves-- insistent, wise, daringly imperfect-- that are really the thing here. They remain the sound of a few old friends, a few more new acquaintances, and a thousand wasted sunny days spent carving out a couple mind-bendingly complex masterpieces.
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The meaning of Cyrah is "enthroned".
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*sign* for PS3 Play every one over again before the new one comes out, so over the summer months, I gotta replay ACI, ACII, ACB, and ACR before I get ACIII. I must've played II about 10 times though... --- Good friends and a bottle of pills | |
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The Warrant Exchange commenced in April 2009, when investors from Raptor's May/June 2008 private placement were offered the right to exchange outstanding warrants (the "Original Warrants") and subscribe for New Warrants (the "New Warrants") to purchase an aggregate of 10 million shares of common stock, or the same number of shares underlying the outstanding Original Warrants. New Warrants were priced at $0.30 per share, reflecting the market price of one share of Raptor common stock on April 29, 2009, compared to the Original Warrants, exercisable at $0.75 and $0.90 per share during the first and second years following issuance, respectively. Original Warrants could be exchanged for New Warrants on the condition that investors exercised the New Warrants on or before July 17, 2009. Except for the exercise price, the terms of the New and Original Warrants are identical. Pursuant to the Warrant Exchange, New Warrants were exercised for an aggregate amount of 8,715,000 shares of the Company's common stock, which resulted in aggregate gross proceeds of $2,614,500 and aggregate net proceeds of $2,587,852.
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BANGALORE: Even as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities comes as a wake up call for society to be more sensitive towards the needs of people with disabilities, the marginalised section continues its struggle for existence.
The State Government has admitted that the provisions of Persons with Disabilities (Equal Opportunities, Protection of Rights and Full Participation) Act 1995, which seeks to provide 3 per cent reservation in jobs and education, have been observed more in breach.
The words of a senior official from the Department of Welfare for the Disabled that the State Government has barely met 10 to 15 per cent of the objectives of the Act is a chilling reminder of society's insensitivity to the lives of the estimated 10 lakh people living with different forms of disability in the State.
Though the 2001 Census has identified 9.4 lakh persons with disabilities of the total population of 5.27 crore in Karnataka, non-governmental organisations engaged in the welfare of the disabled prefer to believe the figure is at least three times higher as they feel that many of them have been left out during the Census.
Director of Department of Welfare for the Disabled Jayaram said employing persons with disabilities was a major challenge as a majority of them are unskilled or semi-skilled and a coordinated effort by the Government, the private sector and NGOs is essential to address the issue as majority of them belong to either socially or economically weaker sections.
The Government's rules should be observed more in spirit than in letter, opined M.K. Sridhar, Reader in Canara Bank School for Management Studies, Bangalore University, who is himself a person with disability.
"Recently, I flew to New Delhi from Bengaluru International Airport at Devanahalli. Everything had changed from the earlier airport at HAL. Even the equipment to clean toilets are more sophisticated. The only item that remained the unchanged was the old wheelchair. This shows the attitude of society," Mr Sridhar regretted.
R. Guru Rao, who is one the awardees at the International Day of Persons with Disabilities to be held at Bal Bhavan on Thursday, said the Government had not bothered to ensure that public offices, including BangaloreOne centres are "disabled-friendly". Most of the BangaloreOne centres and the public libraries in the city are on the first floor or above, he regretted. Even the Family Court on Siddaiah Road is located on higher floors, he said.
Meanwhile, voluntary organisations working for the welfare of the disabled have taken exception to the Government's discrimination in the cash award given to the awardees on International Day of Persons with Disabilities. "When they are paying Rs. 1 lakh to Rajyothsava awardees, why should people with disabilities be given only Rs. 10,000", a representative wondered.


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Game 2 loss puts D-backs in big hole
MILWAUKEE -- The Arizona Diamondbacks led the Majors in come-from-behind wins in 2011.
They will need a historic comeback if they hope to win the National League Division Series.
A five-run rally in the sixth inning led the Brewers past the D-backs, 9-4, on Sunday evening in Game 2 of the National League Division Series at Miller Park.
Down two games to none, the D-backs face elimination Tuesday when the series shifts to Phoenix for Game 3. Under the current best-of-five playoff system, teams that trail 0-2 have lost 36 of 40 times, and in the 19 times it has happened in the NLDS, no team has rallied to win the series.
"When we came into the clubhouse after the game, quite a few guys spoke up and said, 'It's not over,'" D-backs outfielder Chris Young said. "We've got to go home and do what we do at home. It's a challenge by all means, it's not going to be easy, but it's the situation we're in right now."
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Ryan Braun got the sellout crowd rocking in the first when he blasted a Daniel Hudson changeup over the wall in center to give the Brewers a 2-0 advantage.
"Really the only pitch I want back all night," Hudson said. "The guy is hot right now, can't make a mistake like that."
The D-backs responded right away as Paul Goldschmidt led off the second with a homer of his own, this one to right-center off Zack Greinke.
Braun and Prince Fielder were huge factors in Milwaukee's Game 1 win, and they remained a thorn in Arizona's side in Game 2. The duo are a combined 9-for-16 in the series with two homers and six RBIs.
Braun started a rally in the third with a two-out double, and he came around to score when Fielder followed with a single back up the middle.
Rickie Weeks then launched a deep fly to center that one-hopped the wall for a triple and a 4-1 Milwaukee lead.
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Once again, the D-backs came right back, this time with a one-out solo homer from Young that pulled Arizona to within 4-2.
Then in the fifth, the D-backs pulled even at 4 when Justin Upton crushed a 92-mph Greinke fastball into the left-field bleachers for a two-run homer.
"We tied it up and gave ourselves a chance to win," Upton said. "It just didn't work out for us."
For the first time all night, and maybe in the series, the momentum seemed to shift into the Arizona dugout as the sellout crowd went quiet.
"At that moment, I thought we were going to win that game," Young said.
That optimism, along with any perceived momentum, disappeared quickly in the bottom of the sixth as the Brewers sent 10 men to the plate while chasing Hudson and taking control of the game.
"We just stuck with it," said Brewers outfielder Nyjer Morgan. "They're a heck of a ballclub over there, the Diamondbacks. But we just stuck with our gameplan and everything came to be."
With one out in the inning, Jerry Hairston Jr. doubled, and Gibson elected to go to his bullpen to bring in Brad Ziegler.
"[Hudson] actually started to throw the ball well in the end, but when Hairston got the double I had to take him out," said Gibson.
Hudson, though, thought he still was strong after throwing 93 pitches.
"I felt like I had enough left to at least get a couple more outs," he said. "It wasn't my call, obviously."
Things unraveled quickly for Ziegler in his first taste of postseason action. The right-hander immediately balked Hairston to third and then walked Yuniesky Betancourt on four pitches.
Jonathan Lucroy then laid down a safety squeeze, and Ziegler tried to flip the ball to the plate. The wild toss allowed one runner to score and the other runners to move up to second and third.
"It's just an excitable moment," said Gibson. "Actually, I thought he was going to tag [Lucroy] at first, but he obviously thought he had a chance at it, and again in that situation you just want to try and take your out. But he didn't do it. You've got a guy who's busting his tail out there. It's not as easy as it might seem. It's a very intense situation."
It was a play that did not catch the D-backs by surprise.
"I fully expected it, I just didn't execute the play," Ziegler said. "I should have taken the out at first."
After an intentional walk, Corey Hart drove in a run with a single to center, Morgan singled in two runs and Braun capped things with a run-scoring single, and the Brewers led, 9-4.
The D-backs got multiple runners on in the seventh, eighth and ninth innings against the Brewers bullpen, but they were unable to narrow the deficit.
"We just didn't have that big inning like they did," second baseman Aaron Hill said. "We got a couple runs here and there and Upton with the big home run. We kept grinding away, but we just couldn't pull anything together those last couple innings."
And if the D-backs don't get it together and find a way to win Tuesday behind rookie Josh Collmenter, their storybook season will be over sooner than they hoped.
"I think the Brewers know -- and if they don't, they should know -- that things could turn around just as quick as they happen," Young said. "We could turn this around and have the momentum on our side, and we're a team that's very capable of doing that."
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @dbackswriter. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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One of Minnesota's most popular winter activities, ice fishing, will have a new twist this winter.
For the first time, young anglers will be able to participate in a statewide youth ice fishing season.
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The American Angler Leagues' model introduces fishing to children in a structured environment similar to youth sports.
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4:59 PM — Ugandan officials say they are "confident" that anti-gay politician Samuel Kutesa will become head of the UN general assembly, as there has been no "formal protest" from Western leaders.
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2:34 PM — Uganda's Foreign Minister Sam Kutesa should not be allowed to become President of the United Nations General Assembly due to Uganda's anti-gays laws, Peter Tatchell says.
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Labour MEP Michael Cashman: Stonewall should hold events in a 'tent' rather than The Dorchester 24
7:08 PM — The former chair of Stonewall, Labour MEP Michael Cashman, says the charity is wrong to not support a boycott of the Brunei-owned Dorchester hotel chain.
Former Tory Chairman: Stonewall's refusal to boycott Dorchester 'doesn't make sense' 28
2:49 PM — Former Conservative Party Chairman Lord Deben has criticised Stonewall's decision not to boycott a hotel chain owned by the Brunei Government.
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12:54 PM — The Acting Chief Executive of Stonewall, Ruth Hunt, has criticised a boycott of the Brunei-owned Dorchester hotel chain, saying the campaign will only harm Brunei's LGBT community.


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Story based off the fighting game of the same name.
About a year after the events of Tsukihime, Shiki Tohno hears that there are more murders in the area, in a style similar to the vampires from before. He soon ends up fighting with a girl named Sion Eltnam Atlasia. She claims that she needs his help to find the True Ancestor (Arcueid Brunestud) in hopes that she has information on curing vampirism once and for all.
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This dude at Prada told me that I couldn't shoot the mannequins from the sidewalk.
he who shall, Jeffrey-Anthony, and 15 other people added this photo to their favorites.
Well, if his name is Grant…
It's nice to see that Lobot is still working.
That is a good portrait. And his precious mannequins are in the background too. NIce one.
I take it you were using a polarizer? It's so clear that it looks like you took this shot from inside the store :)
hey, wait... its Jason Statham... good thing you didn't stick around and challenge him too much TH... he would of kicked your arse big time :)
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Where do people get the idea that they can stop people from taking photos in public places? It really burns me up that there is this general belief that it is a fact.
I carry a copy of the photographer's rights in my camera bag for these occasions. But, it is FAR too frequent.
I recently had this altercation...
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I honestly don't get this whole thing, what are they trying to protect? It's all out there anyway. I was chased out of a couple of stores in Paris for basically the same thing. If it were to copy a design, you can find it in a catalog,magazine,online. If its to copy their chic display you can pass buy at night with a camera. Whatever.
cool tie though
Nice shot any case!
The Prada dude is a schmuck, but it's probably his job. I've been threatened with arrest for attempting to shoot a 1930's Works Project Administration mural in a Post Office, it's a security violation(?). I was unsuccessfully chased from shooting a film crew setup in Venice Beach, a public outdoor location. Unless you are facing real, uniformed police, and are not on private property, shoot just to cheese them off! If Big, and little, Brother can watch us, we can watch them.
Great capture. Nice expression on his face!
Nice shot. Better portrait than I imagine the mannequins being.
great shot, youll have to thank him later on ;)
classic! security at the Clorox tower stopped me from taking pictures of the reflection off their building... need to print/carry the legal rights doc..!
Guys who do that are personally insecure and need to claim power to make them feel more important. You need to pity them.
ah ah, perfect capture
Awesome look on the dude. Almost comical.
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The owner has his rights...Submitted by Guest12 (not verified) on Tue, 03/30/2010 - 5:13pm.
I say it's this guy's right to kick any smelly critter he wants to out of his store, I know I wouldn't want to shop where some mongrel dog was rubbing pet hairs all over the goods in the store. This is just a case of simple northern arrogance and aggression, nothing else. »
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In this episode I talk about why I have been on a bit of a hiatus as well as discuss how to get out of a spiritual slump using the keystone habit of prayer.
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ORRVILLE, Ohio, Oct. 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The J. M. Smucker Company (NYSE: SJM) will conduct its second quarter fiscal 2014 earnings conference call and webcast on Wednesday, November 20, 2013, at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time. Earnings will be released on the morning of the call. The webcast will be available at the Company's new corporate website as referenced below.
What: The J. M. Smucker Company Second Quarter Fiscal 2014 Earnings Conference Call
When: Wednesday, November 20, 2013, at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time
Where: Live over the Internet at the Company's new corporate website: www.jmsmucker.com/investor-relations
The webcast replay will be available at www.jmsmucker.com/investor-relations following the call. The audio replay will be available until Wednesday, November 27, 2013, and can be accessed by dialing 888-203-1112 or 719-457-0820, with the pass code 9167122. About The J. M. Smucker Company For more than 115 years, The J. M. Smucker Company has been committed to offering consumers quality products that bring families together to share memorable meals and moments. Today, Smucker is a leading marketer and manufacturer of fruit spreads, retail packaged coffee, peanut butter, shortening and oils, ice cream toppings, sweetened condensed milk, and natural foods products in North America. Its family of brands includes Smucker's ®, Folgers ®, Dunkin' Donuts ®, Jif ®, Crisco ®, Pillsbury ®, Eagle Brand ®, R.W. Knudsen Family ®, Hungry Jack ®, Cafe Bustelo ®, Cafe Pilon ®, truRoots ®, White Lily ® and Martha White ® in the United States, along with Robin Hood ®, Five Roses ®, Carnation ® and Bick's ® in Canada. The Company remains rooted in the Basic Beliefs of Quality, People, Ethics, Growth and Independence established by its founder and namesake more than a century ago. For more information about the Company, visit www.jmsmucker.com. The J. M. Smucker Company is the owner of all trademarks referenced herein, except for the following, which are used under license: Pillsbury ® is a trademark of The Pillsbury Company, LLC; Carnation ® is a trademark of Societe des Produits Nestle S.A.; and Dunkin' Donuts ® is a registered trademark of DD IP Holder, LLC. Dunkin' Donuts ® brand is licensed to The J. M. Smucker Company for packaged coffee products sold in retail channels such as grocery stores, mass merchandisers, club stores, and drug stores. This information does not pertain to Dunkin' Donuts ® coffee or other products for sale in Dunkin' Donuts ® restaurants. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20071219/SMUCKERLOGO ) SOURCE The J. M. Smucker CompanyCheck Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Woodystock, Burger Beast anniversary, Jada Coles new locale
This week check out Woodystock, a concert to raise funds for spinal cord injuries, celebrate the Burger Beast's anniversary and check out Jada Coles' new spot.
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While food blogs these days may be a dime a dozen, there are some which are actually informative, entertaining, credible and long-lasting, just like the one helmed by the omnivorous Burger Beast aka Sef Gonzalez. From 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday, Sept. 23 at Sakaya Kitchen's Downtown Miami location (125 SE 3rd Ave.), Gonzalez and his loyal fans, disciples and assorted entourages will celebrate an impressive five year "blogiversary" with a la carte food from Sakaya, Black Brick, Eating House, M.E.A.T. Eatery and Taproom, Mojo Donuts, as well as beer specials, Beast-o-bilia and good times.
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While it's no doubt that some males act like prehistoric creatures when they get some booze and music in them, at Rec Room's Man Cave Mondays (1690 Collins Ave., Miami Beach) expect more of a better behaved, retro testosterone infused situation featuring Monday Night Football, vintage football video games and surprise giveaways. The new weekly 'do kicks off every Monday at 6:30 p.m.
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In 2011, James "Woody" Beckham was seriously injured playing rugby for FAU in a game against the University of Miami and became paralyzed from the chest down. After being operated on by Jackson Memorial's renowned neurological team, Beckham began a rapid recovery; one he hopes that others in need will also be able to experience via the First Annual Woodystock, from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday at Peacock Park in Coconut Grove. In addition to a concert featuring Cris Cab, Jahfe, Lance-O and others, there will be local artists and food vendors. The after party is at Sandbar Sports Grill. Admission is free, but $10 donations are appreciated as proceeds will benefit The Woody Foundation. For more information, go to www.woodyfoundation.org.
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Not only does the place have a cool name (though if your significant other said they're spending the night at Jada Coles, it could be briefly troublesome), but Jada Coles' new location at 2845 Coral Way exudes that intimate, laid back, groovy vibe with live music and some awesome daily happy hours. As for the live music, Hialeah's fusionistas Electric Piquete just signed on for a monthly residency beginning Sept. 20. Drink specials include $6 vodka drinks, $4 Miller Light and Red Stripe and more. There is no cover. For more information, go to www.JadaColes.com.
Back in the day, many an imbiber chased their drinks at Segafredo on Lincoln Road with peanuts, potato chips and, if you were drinking enough, some free pieces of cut up pizza. Now 'fredo has upped its munchie ante by offering an "insider' happy hour from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday featuring a free buffet, yes, a stuff your face buffet featuring bruschetta, marinated olives, salads, antipasto, caprese, charcuterie and more. Wowzers. Almost like a cruise ship but this time the drunken captains are on land. It's a great way to experience local culture, people-watch, and unwind with a drink after a long day of working, sightseeing, or sunbathing. "Segafredo's happy hour aperitivo buffet offers our guests a way to take the edge off of their hunger in between lunch and a late dinner," says General Manager and Co-Owner Luca Voltarel.
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The long awaited new Atlas of Dragonflies in Britain and Ireland was published on 28th May 2014. This full colour, hardback book (280 pages) from the British Dragonfly Society maps the distribution of all 56 species of damselfly and dragonfly in Britain and Ireland. It can be purchased for £32 + p & p from our own Shop, the FSC website and all good bookshops.
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Azure damselfly Coenagrion puella is a common damselfly in England and Wales and expanding its range in Scotland. The male is distinguished by the black 'U' shaped mark on the first segment of its abdomen. As in most species the female is drabber, being quite dark with some dull green around the thorax, although there is also a brighter blue form.


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It's barely a year old but may have the best location on the fringe of the Old City in the 19th-century Mamilla neighbourhood.
The hotel itself is nothing if not modern. Designed by Moshe Safdie, it blends seamlessly with its environment, built with gorgeous Jerusalem stone as is the shopping centre it is attached to. Interior décor is minimalist and contemporary and filled with Herman Miller, Kartell and Cassina furnishings.
The Murano delivers a very particular vision of Marrakesh conceived in Milan - Italian high design in an Arabian nights setting. The result is startling at times, but not altogether unpleasing.
Rooms are spacious and attractive, the pool is cool in every sense, and the setting - in the tranquil oasis just outside the city centre known as the Palmeraie - a great base for Morocco's fascinating, but hot, dusty and noisy, shopping and entertainment capital.
What can transform an already very good hotel into a truly great one? If you already have a great location and beautiful rooms, it is people. And the Villa Sant'Andrea has achieved greatness in its first season under excellent new management by Orient Express.
With its lack of handsome lobby, uniformed flunkeys or even a sign over the door, Soho House is the antithesis of Berlin's imposing five-star hotels. Yet it is a five-star animal, albeit of a different breed.
This is the latest enterprise of the media luvvies' empire, now owned by Richard Caring, which started as a private club in London. Part of its appeal is that guests become members for the duration of their stay, admitted to the fabulous 7th-floor bar, lounge and restaurant, and the rooftop pool and bar above.
If Bath is, as many assert, a Regency theme park, the Royal Crescent Hotel is its best ride. And one you don't have to queue for if you are staying inside this magnificent row of five Grade I listed houses designed by John Wood the Younger. He is said to have dreamed up the lawn-fronted crescent, which so spectacularly overlooks the city, because its shape had symbolism relevant to his masonic lodge.
Nobody, apparently, was more surprised than the villagers of Villabuena de Alava in Spain's Rioja winemaking region when an extraordinary building started taking shape right next door to their 17th-century church.
But oddly, the small but eclectic Hotel Viura, named for one of the important white wine grapes of the region, now blends into the landscape, despite its ultra-modern concrete cubist architecture.
Set in 520 acres of lush, secluded estate beside the rugged Fife coastline, the Fairmont St Andrews - just three miles from this week's British Open - captivates you from the moment your cab noses on to its long driveway.
The exterior resembles an elegant French chateau, but as soon as you step inside, the tartan carpets, paintings and the warm hospitality remind you that you are in Scotland. The bright, airy glass-roofed atrium adds an American flavour, as befits a hotel bought by the up-scale North American chain Fairmont 10 years ago.
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Do you read My Sweet Savannah? If you don't you should. Melaine is one of my best blog friends and today I want to take some time to help her out. She text me yesterday and told me her blog went to blog heaven The blog is still there but she's been locked out of it due to technical difficulties. Not good.
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