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The Nubs
I Don't Need You (Cause I Got Me) / Dogs
[7-inch; Last Laugh]
The Nubs should be around today; they could teach these pukes how to freak. At least that's the impression left by "Dogs," the Silver Apples-style flipside of this revelatory little single pressed on bulky wax. A hypnotic bassline and staccato organ chops lubricate a subtly powerful drum attack, not to mention the on-point vocals. Quite the psych workout, and, as my daughter just said, "That one's got a great beat!" Such an odd curio to have gone undiscovered for so long, not only because it's so of-quality but because it sounds like it was brought to life in the 1960s, not 1979. The A-Side, "I Don't Need You (Cause I Got Me)," approaches the essence of the same decade from a completely different point of view, more of a raging psych-rocker than a plodding space vehicle. It's a remarkably sharp 'n' snappy tune, a lot like the Nuggets cuts we've all heard, injected with a punkish energy. Anything but the typical single one might stumble upon from the late 1970s and a testament to how much life there is to be found in the cracks and crevices of scenes all over the map.
Links: Last Laugh
Robert Turman
[CS; Fabrica]
There's a ringing in my ears. The left is flickering, picking up the faint sounds of the world reanimating. The right, well it may be out of commission. It's stuck on an infinite loop, the cochlea a grinding chuff but of little use. This explosion of industrial sound; the rattle of war as brothers once bonded by peace are now torn asunder by mistrust and obstructed by smoke. It's attrition and though my right ear may never regain its strength, its pulsations are comfort at night in a camp as hollow and horrific as one can imagine. There are the noises of the dying. There are the cries of the weak. There are the beasts of the wild, men turned feral by what man has sown. But the gears are still churning. Their relentless clank never letting up. We clock in, poise our bayonets, and wait for the howl and stampede of 10,000 high-heeled boots. It's all just a beat to the docile ringing in my ear. We fight because we have stayed loyal to Robert Turman, his anarchistic music breaking us away from the savages of a world too eager to conform. It began at a nameless award ceremony, the hapless pop starlet engorged by fame exploding across the crowded theater. Now we fight off the beasts of celebrity, starved for the relevance and power taken away by wantonness. The music machine still quacks but we stand in the trenches, hands full of Macro to blast back the pack before we're all callously swallowed by fashion police and paparazzi.
Links: Robert Turman - Fabrica
Bad Indians
Sun People
[7-inch; Urinal Cake]
In the vein of a more psychedelic Black Lips (we're talking the full monty; organs, early Floyd, Nuggets), Bad Indians shine like a goddamn diamond via "Sun People," a 7-inch EP on which all four members sing a tune. Not surprisingly, the chick wins out, being a coy combo of Nancy Sinatra and Amy Linton (of The Aislers Set, mind you), but each cut caresses the ear in an affirming way, the boys' tracks adhering to the tradition of The Seeds ("The Other Side"), Bay Area psych (title track), and Fresh & Onlys ("Hate"). Love the organ, love the AMT-ish cover art, love the '60s worship, love the K.I.S.S. formula drums, love the camaraderie of each member throat-crafting a tune, love-love-love the idea that a somewhat hammy psych band can do all of this and still rock the boat in the way Bad Indians do, skillfully avoiding the land mines scattered all over the battlefield of their mode of expression. Ka-BOOM!
Links: Bad Indians - Urinal Cake
Komodo Haunts
Dance on the Serpent's Neck
[CS; Jehu & Chinaman]
We smoked a joint before hopping into the hot springs about 60 miles East of our home in Fairbanks, Alaska. It's 34 degrees below zero, February, and we're outdoors in the pool with glowing strings of tube lights beneath our feet, green and red and blue, and we're surrounded by huge rocks bordering the pool. Steam drifts into and around our nostrils, and then further up into the evergreens that tower above. The chill of a breeze drifts briefly by, freezing whatever water droplets are still stuck to the tips of our noses. My best friend is there with me and we're 16. He's telling me about how the Japanese travel to where we are just to conceive their children because it's considered good luck to do so beneath the Aurora Borealis. I cock my head back and notice that it's up there now, and in the dizziness of having a frozen brain and an overheated heart, the unbalance makes the light shimmer even brighter than usual. Iridescent, abalone colors wave like the flag of an alien nation over our heads, a beacon straight to our brains, calling us forward. Our hearts beating faster, pounding harder like drums in anticipation for something we're not quite sure about, but it feels right, and good, and celebratory. And we are in a good place. It is 34 degrees below zero and we are in the very best place on Earth, and for that moment it seems, the cosmos.
Links: Komodo Haunts - Jehu & Chinaman
Samantha Glass
Rising Movements
[CS; Constellation Tatsu]
I grow weary of the synthesized world. It is beginning to crumble as a two-bit (four-bit, 8-bit) fool clutters up the shelves with unrealized ideas. There is no buck to be made, but the idea that personality and reputation can be forged in a "scene" has led to the muddling. Yet a handful of vanguards have ignored the cattle call in favor of forging ahead rather than falling behind, back into the same traps that muted synth for the better part of two decades. Rising Movements, beyond its titular display, is the apropos shot of nature needed to move forward. Each movement is a re-imagination of "the" movement's past successes, riffing on the originals with sentimentality and forward thought. These are songs! They progress beyond rudimentary loops and ideas. These are not the work of someone hearing music from a digital ear but of a person able to add human depth and asymmetry to the mechanical. As synth begins a new decay, its half-life coming to an end for many, there will be survivors such as Rising Movements that will forge the new.
Links: Samantha Glass - Constellation Tatsu
Shooting Guns / Cult Of Dom Keller
Down And Out In Detroit / Painted Skulls
[7-inch; Leaning Trees]
What a curious release, one side dedicated to a fairly harmless stoner-doom jam (Shooting Guns'), the other (Cult Of Dom Keller's) splayed out in post-punk agony like Interpol, A Place To Bury Strangers, Deerhunter, and Liars arguing over who gets to blow their heads off first then jamming the demons away in a convincing end-flourish. I prefer the latter, as it's solidly produced, is a more comfortable listen, and makes more sense gracing the folds of an expensive vinyl pressing (it's even conceivable CoDK could get some airplay someday). Yet something about that heavy-ass Shooting Guns jam lingers. It's sort of like that first Pelican EP; you think to yourself, "Well, I coulda done that," but you fuckin' didn't. And you never will. It's like that, but with a much more aggressive instrumental posture that flows and grows in stature with each flailing repetition. Some of the Level Plane bands ended up trying to approximate this churning Southern sound, albeit with vocalists crowding the mix, back in the day and failed to bring it across, so it's fulfilling to hear it receive a revival here. Who needs singers anyway?
Links: Leaning Trees
Brute Heart
[7-inch; Water Wing]
Being a first-time-listener-longtime-caller of Brute Heart, I tried to temper my expectations, and turns out I didn't need to. Playing bass-drums-guitar in this day and age is a feat in itself; to do so with the originality and fluidity of this fledgling act is that much more convincing. It's almost a minimal, rhythmic, Stereolab-esque feel laced with more spiky in-D elements, a la Dischord's lovely Evens, and wrapped in a sheath of echo. At first I rued the existence of a remix of "Wildfire" on the flip, as that normally doesn't amount to a hill of beans, but this re-imagining works on the strength of its alternate phrasing (not to mention the allure of the original product). It might have even benefited BH to render the redux the original product; it seems much more limber this way, despite the extra layer of gauze. Definitely will be keeping my eye peeled for more from this group.
Links: Brute Heart - Water Wing
Lust for Youth
Chasing the Light
[12-inch; Sacred Bones]
As someone in total loathing with much of 80s pop culture (exceptions: Max Headroom, Pinwheel, and Hall & Oates), sometimes it takes but one modern act coping a handful of the scene to make me rethink my position….nope, still hate the decade and any Bret Ellis Easton romantic visions thereof. But that doesn't mean I hate Lust for Youth, who in the span of two tracks (and a remix) on this steaming 12-inch let me mold those better-lost ten years into something more glorious and dark on the surface than it puts on. Title track "Chasing the Light" is repetitive dance run amok. A sad but relentless Joy Division spirit runs deep, my mascara drizzling down my red cheeks lost in rhythmic hedonism. B-side "Can You Come Closer" is much the same–a continuation of the same thought lost in the downward spiral of 80s club culture in its truest form. Debbie and Tiffany snorting blow in the bathroom, Wang Chung tapping feet in the the stalls.
Links: Lust for Youth - Sacred Bones
The Rainbow Body
Return Unto Void
[CS; Self-Released]
The supernova, or maybe the life-cycle of a star, birth to blinding death. It's too hot and bright and just plain loud inside something as epically everlasting as eons of light bursting out into the endless heavens, so we should be glad someone like Matt Kattman is able to approximate the event taking place in a relatively short time-span with a guitar on a cassette tape. Articulation and movement is a blur, and the colors are there, but there's no real prism with which the sound can refract out into the cornucopia of hues you might expect from someone who tags his project "the Rainbow Body." Instead, that rainbow is hidden within the drones, an immaculate range of frequencies on display with melodies bursting from a warm wash like solar flares, plumes of sound arcing over the atomic furnace before diving back into the fiery depths. Mastered by James Plotkin, this is the second double A-sided Rainbow Body tape of 2012, the perfect format for Kattman's drones since definition is far from his calling card — Return Unto Void is an infinite moment, the beginning, middle, and end of which are all equally immersive and nearly interchangeable, largely because they don't really exist.
Links: The Rainbow Body
Kam Kama
Passer-By/Joseph Stride
[7-inch; Sister Cylinder]
Shimmering indie-rock can survive compression, but I often wish it didn't have to. The edges of Kam Kama's "Passerby" seem sanded off, lying flat a tune that could have garnered a lot more momentum from a little dust and/or mud, or maybe something simpler like opening the drapes to let the light in, so to speak. I'm not saying they should cloud up their mix, just don't pancake that shit. The uptempo nature of the cut rescues the day as quick-pickin' guitar, delivering what seems like a faster take on a Johnny Marr riff, steps into the forefront and drives the composition home. Very twee-ish, with vocals straight from an Apples In Stereo classic. Nothing wrong with that, in itself, and "Passerby" navigates the possibilities of the preceding adequately. "Joseph Stride," a lesser exercise with a slow flow, reminds me of Three Mile Pilot, the manipulation of the upper reaches of the bass player's frets particularly Zach Smith-y. I'd say overall "Stride" doesn't survive the harsh production, too much of a slow grower to take well to the vitality being sucked from it.
Links: Kam Kama - Sister Cylinder


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Reducing the need for animals in infectious disease research
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Professor Tom Freeman together with colleagues at The Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh, Italy and Ireland has won one of a series of grants aimed at employing new ways of working that will eventually reduce the number of animals needed for research to discover and develop new drugs to fight infectious diseases.
Professor Freeman's project aims to create a Virtual Infectious Disease Research platform to simulate the course of an infection and the body's immune response. The work will initially focus on the computer modelling of complex interactions between an immune cell called a macrophage and its infection by the influenza virus that causes flu.
Control of infectious diseases is a key priority in human and veterinary medicine. A study to test the efficacy of new antibiotics or vaccines can typically require around 100 animals for each drug candidate that is tested.
This project will develop new computing tools and ways of working with the aim of predicting the efficacy of drugs. In this way the hope is that it will be possible to eliminate drug and vaccine candidates that are less likely to be successful thereby reducing the numbers of animals currently used in such tests.
The funding is part of the CRACK IT Challenges programme, led by the UK's National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement and Reduction of Animals in Research (NC3Rs). The funding programme is an open innovation platform that was set up in 2011 to solve scientific and business problems with a 3Rs theme.
The funding approach enables applicants to investigate more innovative technologies that are a higher risk investment. Professor Freeman will have six months to develop his proof-of-concept and, if successful, he could secure further funding from the NC3Rs for further development and validation.
Professor Freeman said of the award, "We have been developing the tools to do this kind of work at The Roslin Institute for a number of years, such as the cell network analysis tool, Biolayout Express3D funded by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.
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I will be going to Danbury, CT on business soon and am looking for suggestions for some things to do ...especially to give me a "feel" for the area. I'll be arriving Saturday late afternoon and will have Saturday evening and all day Sunday free. (Ill have a car; flying into LaGuardia and driving to Danbury.) I'm staying at the Hilton Garden Inn ... what type of area is that in?
Is there a "happening" area in Danbury to check out? Anything interesting culturally or entertainment wise? Thanks.
What is there to do in Danbury, CT
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The Hilton Garden Inn is right off I-84 and in a commercial area.
If the weather is good, there are a lot of destinations that are not that far away where you could spend Sunday.
If you want to go shopping, Woodbury Common, one of the best outlet malls in the country is within driving distance. There's also the Danbury Mall, which is a couple miles from your motel.
There are a lot of worthwhile sites within driving distance. You're very close to the NY state line and the Hudson Valley. Or, drive north to the Berkshires in Massachusetts.
PS: There's not that much to see or do in Danbury itself....but the suggestions offered here will easily make up for that! -
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Thanks Howard. It sounds like most of what you are recommending is in the surrounding area. I wanted to also get a feel for Danbury itself because this trip is for a job interview and one of my concerns is that the area may not offer much to do, without having to go into NYC. (It would be me and my hubby moving there - no kids.) So, I wanted to get a preliminary feel if I could picture ourselves living in that area.
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Sorry, but I can't help you there. I am not that intimately knowledgeable about Danbury itself, except for its shopping opportunities.
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There is a winery trail you can drive not too far from Danbury, I believe it passes thru Sandy Hook Ct. You'll see some nice countryside, and be able to sample some interesting wines.
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I am from the greater danbury area and think it is a wonderful place to live. What I love about it, is that you are so close to a huge variety of activities...NYC, Boston, Skiing in winter, the beach in the summer, etc.There are great work opportunities on the "Gold Coast" of Fairfield County, yet many beautiful, very rural areas to live in Litchfield County.
What kind of "things to do" or other info are you looking for? -
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I grew up in CT about 30mins from Danbury and my husband grew up just outside Danbury, in Bethel.
Danbury is not a great place to visit, there's not much to do right in Danbury, but it's a fine place to live.
Bethel is an adorable quaint little town that is no more than 10 minutes from Danbury. My sister lives in Southbury, 10ish minutes further east and it's a very nice town.
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For culture/entertainment, You could head S to the CT coast for the day. Nice aquarium in Norwalk (~30min S of Danbury).
Hilton Garden Inn is a highway roadside hotel. Nothing in the immediate area. Trader Joe's nearby, but that's it. Stew Leonards (local 'gourmet' market) is about 15min away.
As for restaurants - sorry to report but there ain't nothin worthwhile actually in Danbury proper. "Downtown" Danbury isn't a happening place in any terms.
Ridgefield (20min from hotel, S of Danbury on Rt 7) has a couple really good places.
Danbury Mall is your typical mid end mall - nice mall w/ Macys.
Danbury is a nice place to live, but not necessarily a place to visit.
Depending on where you'd work, living on the West, East or S. surrounding areas will greatly affect your commute, as morning traffic along I84 and Rt 7 can be slow. -
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Thanks for all the feedback. This is one of those situations where the job prospect actually looks very good, but I'm concerned that the location may not be a good fit for my husband and I. We would be moving from Rochester, NY (mid 40s, no kids,) and it seems like they area may have less to do than Rochester (without having to travel to NYC or Boston), although with not as much snow (which is a positive). I'm picturing the area as scenic, with very nice bedroom communities/suburbia ... but not much else going on (?). Is this what I'm generally going to find?
So I want to at least check things out with an open mind before jumping to any conclusions and am looking to get a feel for the area to judge whether we may want to explore more this opportunity more seriously.
Ideally, in order to consider a relocation, we'd be looking for: Good economy (hubby will be looking for work); good cultural scene (non-chain restaurants, concerts, local theater/orchestra), some local sports teams (like to go to sporting events occasionally), good outdoor activities (especially skiiing), nice scenery, and relatively close to an airport. We'd also like reaonably priced housing, however I know that housing and COL is higher in this area. -
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For cultural, at least New York City is close by. I don't think housing costs are reasonable in that part of Connecticut.
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We have lived in Danbury for 30 years. Corporate family, similar to you. THere are many "things to do" just have to make an effort sometimes to find them. Local theater, outstanding public golf course listed in the "top 25 courses" Variety of restaurants. We hop on the train and in the city in an hour for a theater, exhibits etc but it is always nice to get back to the country!Found it a big help to get involved/volunteer in the community. Chuck's Steak House is not far from the Hilton GArden..also more upscale is Cafe on the Green at Richter Park. Enjoy the visit..may sound corny, but bloom wherever you are planted.
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Fantastic photos of butterflies! Even though they "never want to sit still and pose for the picture", you certainly got them to do so. And no, I never knew that butterflies taste with their feet. Imagine that.
Your pages are like a butterfly encyclopedia! I will be driving to Toronto soon and I think I will make a detour to see these beautiful butterflies. Thanks for all the great tips!
Butterflies taste with their feet? Well, that sure is a quality I'm glad we don't have ;-P
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A very beautiful page :-))). You are much better than any travel book! More: I didn't know that you are a professional photographer as well !!!
Sim, I believe you must have spent ages in that Wings Paradise ! I was doing the same as you in the Butterfly House in Gothenburg, but with a complete fiasco in taking pictures :O)
Love the butterfly pics! I remember in Hong Kong chasing huge tropical butterflies with my camera for ages before I even got a half decent shot! Tricky creatures...
Totally stunning page. I've learnt a lot about butterflies, and like to drink my high energy (alcoholic) nectar through a staw too, but I dont taste with my feet... hahaha. The butterfly you cant identify is a.... 'black and white' one ;0)) Just kidding.
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If there is anything good that came out of French colonialism in Indochina, it's the bánh mì, otherwise known as the Vietnamese sandwich. And the man who helped popularize it in California was Le Van Ba.
Le, the founder of the widespread Lee's Sandwiches chain, died last week at 79. The headline of his obituary in the San Jose Mercury News, his hometown paper, called him "the Ray Kroc of Vietnamese sandwiches."
Which is appropriate. A successful sugar planter in his native Vietnam, Le began the sandwich business with his family after starting over as an immigrant in San Jose. According to the Mercury-News story, the business really took off in the last decade after Le took the advice of his U.S.-born grandson, who suggested he adopt American fast food-style business principles. The chain expanded to where there are now close to 40 of the sandwich shops in five states, most of them in California.
Donated photo: A downtown DREAM Act rally
Photo by Adrian Gonzalez
Young DREAM Act supporters rally in downtown L.A., December 2, 2010
A student participating in a rally in downtown Los Angeles this morning to promote the DREAM Act sent in this photo. The rally was held in support of both the proposed federal legislation and of several demonstrators arrested during a rally a few months ago, who were in court today.
The Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act would grant conditional legal status to young people who attend college or enlist in the military and who meet certain criteria, including having arrived in the United States as a minor under 16. Earlier this week, Senate leadership introduced a tightened version of the measure, with a lowered age cutoff for applicants and a longer period of conditional legal status.
Both House and Senate leadership have indicated that a vote will occur soon. Meanwhile, college students and aspiring military enlistees, many of them undocumented, have been participating in demonstrations around the country to call attention to the measure.
DREAM Act: Movement in the House
Photo by Leslie Berestein Rojas/KPCC
A sign at a DREAM Act rally in Los Angeles last summer
Update: A pending House vote on the DREAM Act has been put off awaiting the results of a budget report. Frank Sharry of America's Voice, which is monitoring the bill, said this afternoon that a floor vote is now expected mid-week.
Meanwhile, Senate leadership has held off on filing cloture tonight as tentatively planned. A spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada said that House and Senate leadership are working together to set a vote agenda, and that a vote is expected next week.
While the Senate has yet to move on the DREAM Act, a proposed federal measure that would grant conditional legal status to undocumented youths who attend college or join the military, the House of Representatives could be voting on it as early as tomorrow.
Frank Sharry, executive director of the Washington, D.C. immigration advocacy group America's Voice, which is closely following the bill, confirmed that House leadership is moving toward a possible Friday vote.
In the news this morning: Immigrant workers shortchanged, Temecula gets a mosque, DREAM Act students, mob deportation, more
Stealing Immigrants' Wages in New York - Village Voice On how immigrant workers are regularly shortchanged on wages and overtime.
Temecula city planners clear the way for mosque - 89.3 KPCC After months of protests and opposition, Muslims in Temecula have received the go-ahead to build the first Islamic cultural center and mosque in the region.
Inland students reveal immigration status in push for DREAM Act - Riverside Press-Enterprise One is Ivan Rosales, a Cal State San Bernardino student and soon-to-be graduate who plans to go to medical school. He wants to start off as an Army medic, then become a doctor and cancer researcher.
Reputed Colombo wiseguy could be deported for concealing crimes on immigration application - New York Daily News Sebastiano Saracino, 43, could face deportation to Italy as a consequence of his guilty plea.
Bao, empanadas, and the Pillsbury Doughboy
Over the weekend I saw a couple of amusing tweets from @jenny8lee, aka journalist Jennifer 8. Lee, the former New York Times reporter turned author of The Fortune Cookie Chronicles and a general food fan. The first, on Saturday:
Was my mom the only Chinese mom to use Pillsbury dough for the oustide of steamed bao buns?
The second, on Sunday:
My mom, who apparently reads my twitter feed, said she learned the pillsbury dough as bao outside trick from Chinese newspaper.
Aside from making me chuckle, the tweets provoked an immediate reaction of "Wow, so it's used for more than empanadas?"
The plump, doughy meat-filled buns, popular in Chinese and Vietnamese cuisines, and the savory turnovers eaten throughout Latin America are probably just a few of the alternative uses that immigrant cooks, as pressed for time as anyone else, have devised for the ubiquitous refrigerated biscuit dough over the years.


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Ted Grant
Obituary: Trotskyite behind the Militant Tendency's infiltration of the Labour party. -
Bill Miller
Obituary: 'Partner at the piano' for many of Sinatra's greatest hits.
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Obituary: My partner Jackie Clarke, who has died aged 67, was a versatile and gifted teacher who enriched the lives of her friends, colleagues, pupils and local community. -
Dorothy Uhnak
Obituary: Policewoman turned crime writer whose many novels became television thrillers. -
James Cameron
Obituary: American civil rights campaigner who survived a lynching. -
Obituary letter: Ain't Misbehavin'
Peter Curran writes: Fats Waller's classic song Ain't Misbehavin' (Tommy Bruce obituary, July 14) cannot be described as a "ragtime standard", since it was written in 1929 and featured in the show Hot Chocolates, some 11 years after the end of the ragtime boom (1910-18).


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