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Combating youth unemployment was at the top of the EU leaders' agenda at the European Council meeting on 27 and 28 June in Brussels.
EU leaders agreed to mobilize efforts towards getting young people who are not in education, employment or training back to work or into education or training within four months as part of the initiative called Youth Guarantee.
The European Council also agreed on speeding up the implementation of the Youth Employment Initiative (YEI) so that it's fully operational by January 2014. The YEI will give out the first funds in EU regions experiencing youth unemployment rates above 25%.
The mobility of young job seekers is going to be promoted by strengthening the Your First EURES Job programme and the Erasmus + programme, which also includes cross-border vocational training, should be fully operational from January 2014.
The high quality apprenticeships and work-based learning will also be promoted, through the European Alliance for Apprenticeships and the Quality Framework for Traineeships should be put into place in the beginning of 2014.
The Council also decided to give particular focus to youth employment when implementing the Structural Funds, which will include reprogramming unspent funds. The Commission and the Member States will exploit all possibilities offered by the European Social Fund (ESF), which is one of the main financial tools at EU level for this purpose, including through supporting the creation of new jobs for young workers.


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As nearly anyone who has adopted a dog or cat from a shelter can attest, there's something special about a rescued pet; it's as if the animal senses he's been given a second chance at life. That's certainly the case with Juno, a Belgian Malinois who was rescued from a shelter just days before she was to be euthanized. But since coming to live with her family in Alcoa, Tenn., Juno has taken on the role of rescuer to four-year-old Lucas Hembree.
Lucas suffers from Sanfilippo syndrome, an inherited, metabolic disease caused by the absence or malfunctioning of an enzyme needed to break down long sugar molecules. As the disease progresses, children lose the ability to speak, walk and eat. The disease also causes severe neurological damage that leads to aggressive behavior, hyperactivity and seizures.
"The most catastrophic thing parents hear when they learn their child has this disease is that there's no cure or treatment available," says Lucas' father, Chester.
Unless that changes, Lucas isn't expected to live past the age of 15 and may be in a vegetative state by the time he is eight. Realizing that every moment is extra precious, Chester and his wife, Jennifer, want their son to experience as much as he can while he still has the capacity to enjoy it.
So when the disease started to take a toll on Lucas' joints, Chester looked into getting a service dog to keep Lucas steady when he walked. "I was told that a service dog would cost at least $15,000, and that Lucas wasn't a good candidate because of his deteriorating abilities and his behavior," Chester says. "I refused to accept this answer."
A combination of prayer and persistence led Chester to Juno. "I came across a posting about her on a rescue group's website," he says. "I had the feeling in my gut that I had to go see this dog."
The whole family made the two-hour trip to meet Juno, who was being held at an east Tennessee shelter. "She was emaciated, and was days away from being euthanized," Chester says. "She had been surrendered to the shelter because her previous owners didn't understand the Belgian Malinois."
Fortunately, Chester did. He'd gotten to know and love the breed while working as a law enforcement officer years earlier. "I used to help with the training of police K-9s, and our dogs were Belgian Malinoises," he says. "I loved their desire to work and their 'never quit' attitude." In addition to being a popular choice for police
dogs, the breed is often used in combat. In fact, it's believed that the dog that helped Navy SEALs take down Osama bin Laden was a
Belgian Malinois.
But while the breed has proven its prowess on patrol and in combat, Chester needed to be sure Juno would be a suitable service dog for his little boy. "I put her on a loose leash and she walked with me and never pulled," Chester says. "Next came the Lucas test. They took to each other immediately, like kindred spirits."
The Hembrees brought Juno home and showered her with love and affection. "I wanted to make sure she had plenty of time to adjust to the family before I started the formal training," Chester says. Yet, from the beginning there seemed to be something instinctive about their relationship. One day, Chester noticed Juno circling Lucas while he was in his wheelchair. "She was whining and nudging him with her nose," Chester says. "I checked his oxygen levels and they were very low." After giving him oxygen, Lucas returned to normal and Juno greeted him with licks and affection.
"That's when I knew she had the ability to pick up on his neurological changes," Chester says. "Now she alerts us when Lucas is about to have a seizure or if his oxygen levels drop really low. She has saved him several times."
Juno has become a literal shoulder for Lucas to lean on when walking, and a calming influence when he's agitated. And while Chester makes sure that Juno gets time off, he says that it's hard to get Juno to leave Lucas' side. "You don't see one without the other close by," he says. "It really feels like it was meant to be."
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A Tapered-Sleeve Transcortical Pin External Skeletal Fixation Device for Use in Horses: Development, Application, and Experience
Article first published online: 3 DEC 2008
DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-950X.2008.00461.x
© Copyright 2008 by The American College of Veterinary Surgeons
Veterinary Surgery
Volume 37, Issue 8, pages 725–732, December 2008
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NUNAMAKER, D. M. and NASH, R. A. (2008), A Tapered-Sleeve Transcortical Pin External Skeletal Fixation Device for Use in Horses: Development, Application, and Experience. Veterinary Surgery, 37: 725–732. doi: 10.1111/j.1532-950X.2008.00461.x
Dr. Nash manufactures, sells, and distributes the device and associated instrumentation described in this report through Ron Nash Engineering, 977 Stephens Highway Magnolia, AR 71753.
Publication History
- Issue published online: 3 DEC 2008
- Article first published online: 3 DEC 2008
- Submitted December 2007; Accepted May 2008
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Objective— To report development, configuration, application, and results of a tapered-sleeve transcortical pin external skeletal fixation device (TSP ESFD) for use on fractures of the distal aspect of the equine limb.
Study Design— Optimization analysis of a TSP ESFD was carried out with mechanical testing and review of clinical case outcomes.
Animals— Cadaveric adult third metacarpal bones (MC3) for mechanical testing; horses (n=7) with severely comminuted proximal (6; P1) or second (1) phalanx fractures.
Methods— Mechanical testing of methods for attachment of TSP to the sidebars were tested as well as optimization of pin diameters. Outcome of clinical cases managed with the TSP ESFD were compared with outcomes of horses treated with previous ESFD.
Results— A TSP ESFD using 7.94 mm diameter pins was used. Survival rate was 71%. One horse with an infected P1 fracture and contralateral laminitis subsequently fractured MC3 through the distal pin hole while wearing the TSP ESFD. One mare with contralateral laminitis was euthanatized. Three horses had open fractures.
Conclusions— Design improvements incorporated into the TSP ESFD should increase treatment success.
Clinical Relevance— External skeletal fixation continues to be a viable treatment alternative for severe injuries of the distal aspect of the equine limb. TSP ESFD should improve on the success of treatment by decreasing complications of bone fracture at the pin interface.


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Apple vs. Microsoft Multi-Touch Mouse Comparison 255
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"I'm a mac" (Justin Long touches himself)
"I'm a PC" (John Hodgeman touches himself)
Onsidering my iPhone is easy to clean and I don't need tactile feedback
You never input text?
Not with the Apple Product.
I'm using one now, and there is a "tactical" feel for the actual click...
"I'm a mac" (Justin Long touches himself)
"I'm a PC" (John Hodgeman touches himself)
I live in San Francisco and in the local version of the commercial they are touching each other.
No, seriously, they post crap like that on the Internet?
You must be new here.
I think constantly lifting my finger would become tiring.
Someone definitely needs to get more physical exercise, me thinks.
A Philips screwdriver and 15 minutes of your life will suffice to clean the inside of your mouse too.
Unless it's an Apple mouse, which is sealed for all eternity and cannot be user-serviced.
Bacon remnants are fairly easy to wipe (or indeed, lick) off a smooth surface like a touch pad.
Unless it's an Apple mouse, which is sealed for all eternity and cannot be user-serviced.
When you only have a hammer, everything begins to look like a nail. A most Apple mice really do look like nails most of the time...
Just say'in.
Maybe it's easier for some people than others. I got the iPhone 1st gen the day after it released and have never had problems typing on it. After the first week or so, I didn't need to look at the keyboard either
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1. Goldfinger (1964)
Approved | 110 min | Action, Adventure, Thriller
Investigating a gold magnate's smuggling, James Bond uncovers a plot to contaminate the Fort Knox gold reserve.
Writers: Richard Maibaum, Paul Dehn | Director: Guy Hamilton | Stars: Sean Connery, Gert Fröbe, Honor Blackman, Shirley Eaton
2. Catfish (2010)
PG-13 | 87 min | Documentary
Young filmmakers document their colleague's budding online friendship with a young woman and her family which leads to an unexpected series of discoveries.
Directors: Henry Joost, Ariel Schulman | Stars: Yaniv Schulman, Ariel Schulman, Henry Joost, Angela Wesselman-Pierce
3. Seabiscuit (2003)
PG-13 | 140 min | Drama, History, Sport
True story of the undersized Depression-era racehorse whose victories lifted not only the spirits of the team behind it but also those of their nation.
Writers: Laura Hillenbrand, Gary Ross | Director: Gary Ross | Stars: Tobey Maguire, Jeff Bridges, Elizabeth Banks, Chris Cooper
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PG | 123 min | Drama, Family, History
Penny Chenery Tweedy and colleagues guide her long-shot but precocious stallion to set, in 1973, the unbeaten record for winning the Triple Crown.
Writers: Mike Rich, William Nack | Director: Randall Wallace | Stars: Diane Lane, John Malkovich, Margo Martindale, Nelsan Ellis
5. The Contractor (2007 Video)
R | 99 min | Action, Drama, Thriller
An ex-CIA agent is asked to take out a terrorist, only to realize he's been set up by his former employer.
Writers: Robert Foster, Joshua Michael Stern, Robert Katz, André Farwagi | Director: Josef Rusnak | Stars: Wesley Snipes, Eliza Bennett, Lena Headey, Ralph Brown
6. Veronica Guerin (2003)
R | 92 min | Biography, Crime, Drama
An Irish journalist writes a series of stories about drug dealers.
Writers: Carol Doyle, Mary Agnes Donoghue | Director: Joel Schumacher | Stars: Cate Blanchett, Colin Farrell, Brenda Fricker, Ciarán Hinds
7. The Asphalt Jungle (1950)
Passed | 112 min | Crime, Film-Noir, Drama
A major heist goes off as planned, until bad luck and double crosses cause everything to unravel.
Writers: Ben Maddow, John Huston, W.R. Burnett | Director: John Huston | Stars: Sterling Hayden, Louis Calhern, Jean Hagen, James Whitmore
8. Bob le Flambeur (1956)
PG | 98 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
Bob, a old gangster and gambler is almost broke, so he decides in spite of the warnings of a friend, a high official from the police, to rob a gambling casino in Dauville. Everything is ... See full summary »
Writers: Jean-Pierre Melville, Auguste Le Breton | Director: Jean-Pierre Melville | Stars: Roger Duchesne, Isabelle Corey, Daniel Cauchy, Guy Decomble
9. Somewhere, Tomorrow (1983)
PG | 91 min | Drama, Fantasy
Young Lori Anderson lost her father in a plane crash. While her mother appears to be picking up the pieces of her life, Lori isn't. She is resentful of every decision that her mother makes ... See full summary »
Writer: Robert Wiemer | Director: Robert Wiemer | Stars: Sarah Jessica Parker, Nancy Addison, Tom Shea, Rick Weber
10. Karan Arjun (1995)
175 min | Action, Comedy, Fantasy
Karan and Arjun reincarnate in the different parts of the country. But the faith of their previous mother brings them together in order to avenge their death.
Writers: Sachin Bhowmick, Ravi Kapoor, Anwar Khan | Director: Rakesh Roshan | Stars: Rakhee Gulzar, Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Amrish Puri
11. Dead Heat (2002)
R | 120 min | Action, Comedy, Crime
A heart problem forces the cop Pally to retire, and his wife Charlotte is separating him. Charlotte makes Pally's half-brother Ray visit, and he suggest buying a race horse will cheer him up. He does, but then a mob boss steals the horse.
Writer: Mark Malone | Director: Mark Malone | Stars: Kiefer Sutherland, Anthony LaPaglia, Radha Mitchell, Lothaire Bluteau
12. The Story of Seabiscuit (1949)
Approved | 98 min | Drama, Family, Romance
Horse trainer Shawn O'Hara and his lovely niece, Margaret, come to America to escape the memory of an accident involving Margaret's brother, Danny. Working with thoroughbreds in Kentucky, ... See full summary »
Writer: John Taintor Foote | Director: David Butler | Stars: Shirley Temple, Barry Fitzgerald, Lon McCallister, Rosemary DeCamp
13. Janbaaz (1986)
Action, Drama
Rana Vikram Singh (Amrish Puri) has two sons, Rajesh (Feroz Khan), a police officer and Amar (Anil Kapoor), a fun-loving playboy. Rajesh has gone through a traumatic experience of losing ... See full summary »
Writers: Madan Joshi, K.K. Shukla | Director: Feroz Khan | Stars: Feroz Khan, Anil Kapoor, Dimple Kapadia, Amrish Puri
14. Ostwind - Zusammen sind wir frei (2013)
101 min | Family
East wind - Together we are free is the incomparably beautiful history of bad schoolgirl Mika, which not only learns in the summer holidays, that she is a good rider, but the language of ... See full summary »
Writers: Kristina Magdalena Henn, Lea Schmidbauer | Director: Katja von Garnier | Stars: Hanna Höppner, Marvin Linke, Cornelia Froboess, Tilo Prückner
15. My Lucky Star (2012)
96 min | Drama
The Barthelemys have been training racing horses, trotters, for generations. After tragedy befalls Pierrot Barthelemy, his family's inheritance seems at stake. Can his daughter and his sole mare, Marquise, save the family from ruin?
Writers: Régis Anders, Jean Falculete, Anne Fassio, Michel Fessler | Director: Anne Fassio | Stars: Christopher Lambert, Claude Brasseur, Fleur Lise Heuet, Antoine Berry
16. Black Beauty (1946)
Approved | 74 min | Drama, Family, Romance
Widower Squire Weldon (Charles Evans). trying to raise his motherless daughter, Anne (Mona Freeman) presents her with a colt, Black Beauty (Highland Dale), in the hope that by disciplining ... See full summary »
Writers: Anna Sewell, Lillie Hayward, Agnes Christine Johnston | Director: Max Nosseck | Stars: Mona Freeman, Richard Denning, Evelyn Ankers, Charles Evans
17. Big Spender (2003 TV Movie)
Orphan Eddie Burton is not bad, but too many screw-ups land him repeatedly in jail, so his 8-year old son Will, simply abandoned by his 'mother', has nobody else then Eddie's granny. When ... See full summary »
Writer: Jayne Martin | Director: Paul Schneider | Stars: Casper Van Dien, Graham Greene, Tara Spencer-Nairn, Matthew Knight
18. Dalva (1996 TV Movie)
96 min | Drama, Romance
When she was a teenager, a woman got pregnant and wound up giving up the baby up for adoption. Now, 30 years later, she sets out to find her now-grown child.
Writers: Jim Harrison, Judith Paige Mitchell | Director: Ken Cameron | Stars: Farrah Fawcett, Peter Coyote, Rod Steiger, Carroll Baker
19. Lena Rivers (1932)
Passed | 67 min | Drama, Romance
Young Lena Rivers, who was born out of wedlock, goes to live with a rich uncle. Unfortunately, her uncle's wife and daughter make no secret of their dislike of Lena and that they don't want her in their family.
Writers: Mary J. Holmes, Stuart Anthony, Warren Duff | Director: Phil Rosen | Stars: Charlotte Henry, Morgan Galloway, Beryl Mercer, James Kirkwood
20. Sporting Blood (1931)
Passed | 82 min | Drama, Romance, Sport
The saga of thoroughbred Tommy Boy, born in a rain puddle, and his various owners as he evolves into a a champion stakes horse.
Writers: Frederick Hazlitt Brennan, Charles Brabin, Willard Mack, Wanda Tuchock | Director: Charles Brabin | Stars: Clark Gable, Ernest Torrence, Madge Evans, Lew Cody
21. Jumping Over Puddles (1971)
91 min | Drama, Family
Writers: Ota Hofman, Karel Kachyna, Alan Marshall | Director: Karel Kachyna | Stars: Vladimír Dlouhý, Zdena Hadrbolcová, Lubos Vraspír, Bozena Böhmová
22. Sisters Apart (2008)
101 min | Drama
An injury changes a thirtysomething woman's life.
Writers: Tarja Kylmä, Hanna Maylett | Director: Hanna Maylett | Stars: Tiina Lymi, Minna Haapkylä, Jorma Tommila, Kaneli Johansson
23. The Horsemen (1950)
95 min | Action, War, Drama
Writers: Nikolay Erdman, Mikhail Volpin | Director: Konstantin Yudin | Stars: Sergei Gurzo, Tamara Chernova, Aleksei Gribov, Oleg Solyus
24. Black Beauty (1933)
70 min | Drama, Romance
Black Beauty is being trained to run in the steeplechase race, upon which the Cameron family has staked its fortune. However, the horse is injured racing for a doctor when its owner is hurt... See full summary »
Writers: Charles Logue, Anna Sewell | Director: Phil Rosen | Stars: Esther Ralston, Alexander Kirkland, Gavin Gordon, Hale Hamilton
25. Blue Grass of Kentucky (1950)
Passed | 72 min | Drama, Sport
While Kentucky is known as 'the blue grass state', the use of the term in this title is the name of the horse. The story revolves around a colt born in Kentucky and named "Blue Grass". and ... See full summary »
Writer: Scott Darling | Director: William Beaudine | Stars: Bill Williams, Jane Nigh, Ralph Morgan, Russell Hicks
26. Headin' Home for the Holidays (1986 TV Movie)
Unrated | 50 min | Comedy, Musical
Writer: Carlton Cuse | Director: Dwight Hemion | Stars: Ed Begley Jr., Gary Chapman, Art Garfunkel, Amy Grant
27. Pride of the Blue Grass (1939)
Approved | 65 min | Drama
Based on the story of the steeplechase-winning blind jumping horse, Elmer Gantry aka Gantry the Great, owned by Eleanor Getzendaner. The horse plays himself.
Writer: Vincent Sherman | Director: William C. McGann | Stars: Edith Fellows, James McCallion, Granville Bates, Aldrich Bowker
28. Das Mädchen Marion (1956)
90 min | Drama, Romance
In the winter of 1944 the widow Vera von Hoff, her daughter Marion and the pony Prusse flee from East Prussia to the farmer Buddensiek in Lower Saxony. There Marion falls in love with ... See full summary »
Writer: Felix Lützkendorf | Director: Wolfgang Schleif | Stars: Winnie Markus, Carl Raddatz, Dietmar Schönherr, Brigitte Grothum
29. Out in the Heartland (2005)
19 min | Short
Out in the Heartland explores how Kentucky's recent constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage affects three families and their communities. As momentum pushes the issue from the ... See full summary »
Director: Gretchen Hildebran | Stars: Joan Callahan, David Claussen, Jennifer Claussen, Abby Drane
30. Blue Grass Kings (1931)
Passed | 11 min | Documentary, Short, Sport
One of the many, many Grantland Rice Sport Pictorial sports shorts, all written by and narrated by and featuring sportswriter Grantland Rice, and all produced by the Van Beuren Studios for ... See full summary »
Writer: Grantland Rice | Director: William C. Ament | Stars: Grantland Rice, C.V. Whitney
31. Jujunas mzitevi (1934)
106 min | Comedy, Romance
Writer: Siko Palavandishvili | Directors: Siko Palavandishvili, D. Kikabidze | Stars: Giorgi Gabelashvili, Kirile Macharadze, Aleksandra Toidze, I. Mamporya
Power, Privilege & Justice (2002– )
A Scandal in Hunt Country
Documentary, Crime
The case of professional polo player Roberto Villegas, who was found shot to death on Ashland Farm in September 1997.
Stars: Dominick Dunne, J.H. Kurtz, Cuno Andersen, Betsy Anderson
Dollhouse (2009–2010)
TV-14 | 50 min | Drama, Mystery, Sci-Fi
Echo is imprinted with the memories of a deceased person, who wants to solve her own murder. Ballard digs deeper into Mellie's past. Topher needs an active to help him with his security check.
Creator: Joss Whedon | Director: Elodie Keene | Stars: Eliza Dushku, Harry Lennix, Fran Kranz, Tahmoh Penikett
Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001–2011)
TV-14 | Crime, Drama, Mystery
A veterinarian's murder leads to a complex case involving drugs and stud services.
Creators: Dick Wolf, Rene Balcer | Director: Steve Shill | Stars: Vincent D'Onofrio, Kathryn Erbe, Jamey Sheridan, Courtney B. Vance
A Haunting (2005–2015)
Spirits of the Dead
TV-PG | Horror, Thriller
The owner of a horse farm, with a business in training student boarders to compete horse-riding competitions, seeks the aid of a Shambhala practitioner to clear the property of trapped spirits.
Writer: Miranda Leigh | Director: Stuart Taylor | Stars: Anthony D. Call, Jeanette Rainey, Melissa Blue, Christopher Lee Philips
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101 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
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The Out Door
In the Blink of an Eye
Crossing the lines between mainstream indie and the experimental underground, plus interviews with Ben Hall, Eric Carbonara, and Altar of Plagues.
By Grayson Currin and Marc Masters , April 8, 2011
Above: the cover of C.S. Yeh's new 7" single "In the Blink of an Eye" b/w "Condo Stress"
In this edition of "The Out Door", we chat with Ben Hall about thumbstyle guitar playing, delve into the study of Indian music with Eric Carbonara, and learn from Altar of Plagues how black metal can be apolitical. But first, we explore what happens when the lines between mainstream indie and the experimental underground get crossed.
I: In the Blink of an Eye
Lately a lot of indie rock fans and critics are latching onto Colin Stetson's excellent New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges, even though it's not exactly indie rock. As Mark Richardson points out in his recent review, Stetson's sax playing uses techniques pioneered by avant-garde figures like Evan Parker and Anthony Braxton. But he's been a touring member of Arcade Fire and has played with TV on the Radio, Feist, and Bon Iver. Is that why people other than sax-improv aficionados are paying attention? Maybe not-- Richardson rightly noted that Stetson's album is often like a pop version of Parker or Braxton. But still, it's hard to imagine anyone in the indie world caring if Stetson was just playing gigs at the Stone and recording for Emanem.
Is that bad? Is the only way to judge music fairly to ignore its context? Any music fan has probably had their taste questioned along those lines at some point-- "you wouldn't like this if it were by someone else." The implication is that context produces bias-- that any piece of music is only good or bad on its own, regardless of the history of the artist who made it, the conventions associated with its style and instrumentation, its popularity and specific audience, and so on. In other words, music lives on an ideal plane, and to hear it clearly there we should listen to it blindfolded.
I've always disliked this idea. It seems not just wrong, but boring. Taking art out of context and treating every work as if it had no relation to anything else would be a drag. For sure, labels and classifications can lead to pigeonholing or knee-jerk dismissal. But acknowledging genres in order to play with and challenge them is almost always interesting. And a great way to push the boundaries of a genre is to buy into it, especially when an artist is straddling or changing genres in the process. So while Stetson's LP might also sound great in a vacuum, I think it's more interesting knowing he's played with Arcade Fire. It doesn't make it better than the latest Braxton album, but it gives it an extra layer of stuff to think about.
The same is true of C. Spencer Yeh's newest release, a two-song 7" on DeStijl. In solo work and with his revolving project Burning Star Core, Yeh has played a range of styles, and some of his noisiest records have song-like elements. But he's at heart an avant-garde musician, which makes this new record a surprising departure-- two straight-ahead indie rock songs that Yeh fans could probably not identify blindfolded.
C Spencer Yeh : In the Blink of an Eye by destijlrecs
"In the Blink of an Eye" is so different from Yeh's other work (excepting a rather rock-ish 3-song EP from 2002 on the appropriately-titled "What The...?" label) that when he posted it on his Facebook page, one friend sarcastically commented, "Dude, they've put a Strokes sample up by mistake." And Yeh admitted to me that when he played it for fellow noise-head Dennis Tyfus, it felt like "if you were hanging with a longtime friend, and you were like 'Hey, guess what-- I used to be a woman.'"
I think I'd like these songs even if they were by an artist I'd never heard before, but the fact that they're by Yeh makes them more interesting. Hearing him try out a genre he's new to but clearly digs reshapes my thoughts about his previous records, particularly ones like Challenger that have songs bubbling under their noise. Yeh says he was thinking of Brian Eno's post-Roxy Music pop albums when recording this 7", and you can hear the influence. It also sounds like he's playing with his own audience's expectations.
Via Gmail chat, I asked Yeh if he is in fact doing that. Here's an abridged version of his responses in the conversation that ensued:
I'd be lying if I said I didn't think someone would have some sort of reaction to this record. That's good, though. [Genre] is something interesting to play with, much as titling tracks and albums, messing with cover art, etc. I like playing with those sort of ephemeral aspects, especially since they've been accumulated over the years-- sort of playing around with your own history.
I think some artists like to act as if they didn't care or didn't respond to these things. Like I'm sure you've heard that talk from many artists-- "I don't think about that 'new weird hypno witch step' stuff". But these genres and classifications don't exist in a vacuum either-- they're not free from other considerations, not free from time and history. We all know the unease that occurs when someone 'tries' to explore an approach and/or genre-- it can be really uncomfortable. But I think it can also be interesting, aiming for more 'conventional' genres. Like the Sonny and Linda Sharrock album Paradise-- their "fusion" record. It's like, would I rather listen to John Scofield try to sound like Jojo Hiroshige, or the other way around?
There's a sort of 'purity' demanded, based on genre. And there's something about a certain purity I suppose I can respect, and maybe even fetishize. You read stories about someone who meditated for 20 years on some mountain and it can make you feel lesser in accomplishment in a way-- but who the fuck would want to really do that? You can really be resonant in a particular moment with something very much based on responding to whatever 'expectations' you feel are on you. Especially if there isn't a previous context for such a work -- and then the person goes on to explore further.
Ultimately I have to ask-- What do I want from this? Am I looking for some kind of 'legitimacy' in a certain form? I know plenty of people capable of doing this stuff way better than I. I wonder if there's less an interest to overtly push that aspect, and more an interest in putting myself in a different 'context'. I'm not asking for any sort of reduced expectations because of that necessarily, but I also sort of shudder at the single being sized up next to, I don't know, the new Destroyer or something.
Yeh's final point is intriguing. Should we compare this single to his other work, or to other indie rock? Is it a Yeh record or an indie rock record? When you think about those questions, the contextual factors that draw you in form a kind of brand loyalty. Are you loyal to a sound? A genre? A time period? A label? A scene? All of those are valid reasons to listen to music. But, if forced to choose, I'd take artist loyalty. In other words, I'd rather listen to any kind of music made by C. Spencer Yeh than a specific kind of music made by just anybody. --Marc Masters
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The Millbrook Public Library will soon be signing up readers for their Summer Reading Program. The theme of this year's program is "Fizz, Bang, Read." Picture a mad scientist that 'mixes it up' and reads all sorts of books to gain ideas for experiments. June 21st is the deadline to sign up for the program.
The Summer Reading Program is a summertime reading program for readers 4-12 years of age. Children are encouraged to read books at or above their reading level during the program. It keeps those early reading skills sharp through the school break; it also rewards the children with lots of prizes for their effort.
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All books read must be on the child's reading level or above and they must be library books to be counted. For every 10 books read the child's name is entered into a drawing for a bicycle. The deadline for books to be counted is July 18th. The awards ceremony will be held at the Millbrook Civic Center on July 23 at 10am.
Each week families also meet at the library to share in a kid-friendly movie, projects, games and other fun. Wednesdays are the day for a kid-friendly movie. Children and their families are welcome to come and watch a movie (see schedule below). Bring your drink, and the library will pop the popcorn as you settle in for the show. Movies scheduled for Movie Day include:
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The planes also hit the Vinh supply depot which has been a target before. The pilots said heavy smoke blanketed the area and most of. the 15 tons of bombs hit a warehouse complex of 11 buildings. Intense Fire The spokesmen said (he planes ran into "intense antiaircraft fire" but all returned safely. On the ground, U.S. Marines Antipoverfy Co-ordinator Budget Drawn By J. Holmes Associated Press Capitol Writer A tentative budget of for operation in Montana next fiscal year of an aiilipoverty co- ordinator's office was proposed to the federal government today by Gov. Tim Babcock. The budget figure was deter- mined atler a telephone lalk be- tween the Office of Economic Op- portunity and Edward W. Nelson, who for more than a week has been signing papers as acting state co-orclinator. Nelson, the governor's adminislrafive aide, is a former slate budget director. Nelson said the budget calls for a full-time staff of four per- co-ordinalor, two assist- ants and a July 1. It provides also for parl-timc secretarial help, travel and opera- tional expenses and up (o for use of private research facili- ties in fiscal 1965-GG. He said the federal agency di- rected by Sargent Shrivel- sug- gested the minimum staff of four (Continued on rage 10) scored their biggest sucess of the i. Viet Nam war Saturday when they killed 80 Viel Cong and wounded 60 others with artillery fire. But eight leathernecks were lost Sunday in a helicopter col- lision over the South China Sea. A U.S. military spokesman re- ported that Marine gunners on Saturday poured 63 rounds into a Viet Cong battalion spoiled nine miles southwest of the new Chu Lai airstrip. The Marines were called in lo clear the area al Ihc request of a Vietnamese district chief. The Viet Cong wounded were taken prisoner by a government force. The previous largest toll of the Viet Cong by American ground action was 20 killed by two Ma- rine patrols in the Chu Lai sector last Wednesday. The Marines did not suffer a single casualty in that action. Helicopters Collide Two Marine helicopters collided shortly after taking off from the Record Journey Ends on Time, Shade Off Course Houston, Jomes A. McDivitt and Edward H. White 11 plunged bock to earth from their four-day space flight today and at p.m. (EST) were safely aboard the USS Wasp recovery ship, Mission Control Center received word from the Wasp that the astronauts were in great spirits and they looked great except that <hcy "definitely need a They splashed down into amphibious assault ship Jima on a routine mission off Chu Lai. Each carried a crew of four. Three bodies were recovered and a search was made lor the others. U.S. guards shot and killed one Vietnamese and wounded another early today near an American en- listed men's billet in Saigon. An American military spokes- man said four Vietnamese men were seen in an alley approach- ing the billet where 50 senior noncommissioned officers arc quartered. One or the two guards shouted in Vietnamese for the four to halt. The men ran and the guards fired shots into the air. The sntries pursued the four and again shouted to the men to halt. Five more sliols iiilo (lie air were ignored, the spokesman said, and the guards opened fire. The spokesman said in addition to the dead and wounded men, one was arrested by Vietnamese police and the fourth escaped. An explosion in a Saigon park Sunday night killed three Viet- namese and wounded two others. Vietnamese authorities first blamed Communist terrorists, but a reliable informant said two militiamen tried to steal a motor- bike and one of them dropped a grenade in the resulting scuffle. LAWYERS TAKE OATH Twenty-one graduates of Montana State University Law School today were admitted to practice. They took the oath of office before Ihe Montana Supreme Court. The oath was administered by Clerk Thomas .1. Kearney. The new lawyers are: Robert T. Kaxter, Thompson Falls; J. Allen Bradshaw, Drummoiid; Floyd A. Hrower, Missoula; Alii ton Dafsopoulosj ftlissoula; Bradley E. Dugilalc, Missoula; Wade C. Farlin, Anaconda; William 13, Gilbert, Missoula; Sam E. Haddon, Believed to Be Missoula; Horfon Brierley Kocssler, Missoula; Hriiiton B. Markle, Missoula; Kenneth R. iMissonla; David N. Niklas, Helena; IJonald L. Oslrem, Shelby; C. Eugene Phillips, I! o u n d u p; Frederick Charles Kalhcrt, Wolf Piiinl; Joseph E. Hebcr, Helena; Ward MarlamI Swanscr, Grass Range; Warren G. Tlicroux, Voplar; James V. Thompson, Missoula; John W. Whclnn, Bitttc, and Douglas Jerome Wold, Laurel. (Staff photo by Kim Larscn) Kansas Farm Boy Search Launched for Bank Robber serious condition at a hospital in Denver. Killed in the holdup which netted (he gunman about last Friday were Andreas Kjcld- gaard, 77, president of the bank and uncle of the wounded man; cashier Glenn llcndrickson, 59, Salina, Kan. W) A young Kansas farm boy, fresh out of college and reportedly looking for a job, is sought in a wide man- hunt today on a federal charge of robbing a Nebraska bank in which Ihree persons were shot and killed and a fourth was wounded. Duane Pope, 22, whose par- ents live on a farm 30 miles southeast of here near Hoxbury, Kan., is named in an FBI war- rant charging robbery of Hi Farmers Stale Bank of The Associated Press Springs, Neb., and wounding! Snow in arcas and Lois Ann llolhan, 35, the bookkeeper. There is no federal statute covering a fatal shooting. 11. E. Richards, Duel County, Neb., attorney, said he would file charges of first-degree mur- der and bank robbery against Pope today. Fast Moving Cold Front Brings Snow to Wide Area he Franklin Kjeldgaard, 25, an as-jMontana Sunday after a day sistant cashier. Kjeldgaard is in (cmpcralurcs in the 70s and 80s. Temperatures skidded to near I frcer.ing by mghnaii a.s fast mov- ing cold front from Canada passed over Montana and brought snow lo Kreat Falls, Cut Bank and I.cwislown. But the snow melted as it fell. The cold fronl moved in on (he eve of Ihc anniversary of heavy rains which triggered the 1904 Montana floods and caused 33 Little Danger Of Frost Seen In Helena Area R. A. nightman, meteorolo- gist in charge of the Helena wcallicr bureau, said today thai Ihe danger of frost in the Hel- ena area lonighl is slight. Such places as Great Falls, lintte, and Peer Lodge may have some frost, Dighlman said, but (he danger in the Helena vicinity will be restricted to Ihc lower paris of Ihc valley, and (he possibility even then is minimal. in Cut Bank, Kalispell and of Lewistown, the coldest tempera- lures recorded in Ihe nation early today. The Wcallicr Bureau forecast clearing sky from north lo south by Monday evening and this in Million Requested Expanded Aid Program Approved in Committee deaths and property damage esti- mated al million. The cold front swept into W y o m i n g, but temperatures stayed on Ihe cool side Monday as a high pressure cell from Canada advanced into Montana. Only Helena and Missoula among (he Weather Bureau's re- porting stations failed lo record moisture Sunday. Havre led the slate wilh 3fi hundrcdlhs of an inch followed by 31 hundrcdlhs in Miles City. Temperatures dipped lo 33 de- Washington President Johnson's request for million lo launch an expanded program of economic aid in South Viet Nam, Thailand and Laos was ap- proved 13-4 today by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The action gave committee backing lo including Ihe requcsl as an amendment lo the two-year, foreign aid bill just prior to resumption of debate on lhat measure on Ihe Senate floor. Dcbale Over Form Debate in the Senate is likely lo center on what form aid should take in the future. .The Senate Foreign Relations Committee in- cluded a two-year cutoff of the program in sending the foreign aid authorization bill to the floor earlier and provided for a special 12-meniber commission to study the problem. Chairman J. W. Fulbrighl, D- Ark., long has favored separating the military and economic assist- ance portions of the aid program, and funncling much more aid through international lending or- ganizations. In fael, Fulbright refused at first lo shepherd the bill through the Senate, Ihc usual duty of a committee chairman, because it did not meet this issue. Only last Thursday he reluctantly agreed to act as floor manager, mainly because he couldn't find anyone else on the committee to handle Fulbright drew mixed reaction Friday wilh his proposal (o as- sign to the Organization of Amer- ican Slales a major voice in channeling U.S. military assist- ance to Latin America, He asked lhat military assistance funds for Latin-American stales be fur- nished lo Ihe maximum extent feasible acording to joinl plans approved by Ihe OAS. The House already has passed its version of foreign aid without any two-year cutoff. The House Foreign Affairs Commillcc has strongly opposed changing the form of foreign aid and this ideo- logical issue is expected to be the main point of difference between the Iwo bodies this year. State, National Weaffier Forecast, Helena and Partly cloudy and cooler today, high 63. Fair lonight and Tues- day. Low tonight 35. Warmer Tuesday, high 70. Tlie official Helena tempera- ture at 1 p.m. was 60 Authorities at Big Springs said Franklin Kjeldgaard described the bandit as well dressed, about 35 years old, and with crcw-cnl hair. He said thc man entered Ihe bank abonl p.m. Friday when no customers were present. Richards said the bandit or- dered the elder Kjeldgaard and Ihe three hank employes In lie face down on thc offered no rcsista said, and the bandit look money from Ihe cash drawers then went to the vault but a safe inside it was locked. Uncle Shol First he Atlantic Ocean at p.m., right on time and just a shade off target despite loss of a spacecraft computer used for precision landing. Their point of impact was 3UO miles cast of Cape Kennedy and aboiil 40 miles short ot the previ- ously calculated landing area. Aboard the Wasp the crew had red carpel rolled out and wail- ing for the newest space heroes even as Ihe helicopter ap- proached. As they stepped out- side, first McDivitl, then While, the throngs of sailors gathered on (he huge flight deck greeted them wilh wild applause. A b a n d struck up stirring martial music, and Rear AUm. William McCormiek, Wasp com :ler, greeted the smiling All U.S. Marines Leave DR Santo Domingo, Dominican Re last of the U.S Marines senl here al the heigh of Ihe Dominican revolt were sail ing toward Camp l.ejcnnc, N.C. today. The United States still has 500 airborne troops and 700 Air Force men in the Dominican He- public. They arc part of the inter- American peace force which also consists of troops from Brazil, COsla Rica, Honduras and Nicaragua. A floating battalion of about 800 Marines is remaining in the Caribbean on regular duly. U.S. troops in Ihe Dominican Repub- lic lolalcd at the height ot the crisis. General Decorated Drig. Gen. .John B. Bouker, commander of the Marine expeditionary force, was decorated wilh the Legion ot Merit by LI. Gen. Bruce Palmer, commander of U.S. forces in Ihe Dominican Republic. Danker flew to Camp Lejcune Sunday while his Iroops left by rorce majors with a handshake. Then they were escorted to the ihip's sick hay for the beginning 3f extensive medical examina- Wantcd Quick Recovery Late in the flight, which in- cluded White's dramatic space walk, McDiviU had asked for a liiick recovery and that's pre- cisely what he. got. A helicopter from the Wasp, piloted by Cmdr. Clarence O. [Tiskc, had (he Gemini 4 capsule in sight virtually as soon as it touched down and swimmers were quickly alongside attaching a flotation collar and a raft. The astronauts bobbed around for a moment to lake final blood- pressure readings, then climbed into (he raft and were hoisted one at a time into the helicopter just 30 minutes after splashdown. Three other copiers hovered nearby. As Hie swimmers were being lowered, McDivitt cried: "Hooray" "Hooray! Hooray! we've go- ing to (he He also said he and White were hungry. The marathon journey, which space flight officials already termed "100 per cent success- covered 62 circuits of the globe, a total ot miles, and lasted 97 hours and 57 min- utes. The computer, which went hay- wire during the 48th orbit, would have been used lo execute auto- matically a prc-enlry maneuver. Us loss meant that ground con- trollers rather than the pilot would have to perform the man- euver somewhat less precisely than Command Pilot McDivitt could have done. When mission director Chris- topher Kraft radioed instructions for the new maneuver, McDivitt quipped: "I just think it's old fashioned." The prime recovery ship, the USS Wasp, reported it was in radio contact with Gemini 4 as it plummeted toward a landing. A helicopter confirmed it had the capsule sighted virtually as soon as it slashed down. floor They IIc on arrival al thc The four-day journey, high- 'iw "lat "inc of his racn had I lighted by While's dramatic JUUIdlUSi.___ in nlh_ __ _ __ ____, ____ shn T shot first He could not say who been killed in action and 30 oth- ers wounded since their landing1 April 28. Sixty-three other Ma- rines, including Iwo killed, were nonbi'.ttlc casualties, he said. Nine paratroocrs and Iwo Navy been killed. lis men used only fire lo answer snip- iras killed next. Kacli of (he four allhough they had artillery, was shot twice. tanks and mortars along. turn will give additional cooling Sheriff Floyd Slahr said eight "I Ihink we demonstrated lo Monday night with scattered frost 22-caliber bullet casings were Ihe world thai we can read rap in mountain areas and in central Montana. Miles City's 83 was Montana's warmest temperature Sunday. Browning had an inch of snow on the ground and blowing snow limited visibility lo one block- Sunday night. The five-day forecasts: East of Divide Tempera- tures through Saturday arc ex- pected lo average near seasonal normals along the eastern slopes of (he liockies and about five de- grees below normal over the rest of the area. Warming trend Tues- day and Wednesday and cooling trend Thursday through Saturday. Showers during the period will range from 25 hundrcdlhs lo locally one-half inch, Normal maximum and minimum tempera- tures include Great Falls 70 and 45, Havre 72 and 47, Glasgow 72 and 49, Miles City 76 and 51, Billings 73 and 52 and Helena 69 and 45. found on (he floor of the hank, i idly with regular forces in the A green 1965 automobile rent-1 Caribbean area, and that we are from a Salina agency last to use these forces he said. the first by America middle Kansas since Hie Marine occupation of Thursday apparently was the lip- when 1 off to federal agents for an in- Tllc landing was Icnse manhunt for Pope across u-s- li'oops in Pope, the'fourth-oldest ot eight! neighboring_Haili entlcd in 1034 space slroll, answered impor- tant questions of U.S. space ex- (Contimicil on Page 10) Astronaut's Wife Thrilled to Death Houston, Texas "I'm thrilled lo dealh. I couldn't be happier for both of them." This was the first reaction to- day from Mrs. Pat White when she heard the Gemini 4 space- craft carrying her husband, Ed, was floating safely in the Atlantic Ocean. children of Mr. and Mrs. Karl I'ope, reportedly borrowed attended from his father Wednesday, say-- ing he wanlcd lo go lo Oklahoma and look for a job. That day be asked a Salina car (Coulimicd on I'agc 10) Imbert Ban-era in support his junta in (he northern coffee- growing center of Moca. II was Imberl's first trip outside Santo Domingo since lie was installed as jimla president May 8. lalf .Vatfonal Station- H. i., Slallon- nllllnus so 42 niMiinrck 33 CnlBary Brondus _ _ 80 33 nuttc _ Chicago __ 80 C3 38 Denver ._...... 17 B3 Cut Rani: _. 58 33 Las Vegas VI 98 TO J50 38 LOS Anectes 75 56 17 4< Mpll.-Sl. P'l 08 S3 82 41 Nctf Orlcnn.l 68 71 Dillon Drummond Glasgow Great Falls Havre Helena KalUpcll 80 33 81. 82 63 I.ewlxtown 72 33 Sail Lake 6C Livingston 77 40 Han Fmri. 56 UJ Miles city 80 43 Stattlc____15 50 16 34 N. York Clly B2 U 72 39 Phoenix ____102 0i II P-liaml. Ore. 78 Missoula _ 80 42 Spokane 80 43 W. yistone. 39 wash.. D.C. 8t 60 Slate precipitation: Bllllnss. .10; BcL- Rrade. .11; nroivdus, .01; nuttc. trace Rut nnnk, Glasgow. .00; Clront Fnlls .11; .36; Knllspcll, Ixnvl.slown .13; Livingston, .02; West Yellowstone .26. NftUonnl pmlpiutlnn: ctilcQGO. .OB Minneapolis-Si pnul, .07; New Orleans 81. Louis, .37; Salt Lake City, Missoula Woman Lost in Forest Missoula Sheriff of- ficers were searching a remole, forested area northwest of Afis- soula loday for Martha Ward, 25, Missoula. Miss Ward and a companion, Mrs. Heidi Mead, 25, Missoula, be- Military Pay Raise Is Debated Washington (A') Secretary of Defense Itobcrl S. McNitmara urged Congress loday to approve "without any reservation what- soever" a controversial increase bill which he called "fair lo our military "I am laughed Mrs. Ihc MeDiviu. ,icr husband, Jim, was command' pilot on the flight. Both women, with their chil- dren, had followed the final min- nles of the record-breaking four- day space flight by watching tele- vision at Ihcir homes near the space ccnlcr. Mrs. White bad begun her day by washing a few clothes. Mrs. McDivitt allended early mass. Four days of nervous strain were nearing Ihe end. Ever since Ihe astronauts were launched from Cape Kennedy last Thursday, the wives faced Ilia world with calm and confidence. They dialled lighlheartcdly wilh calls for a., across-lhe-hoard 4.8 (ncir _ admonishing them per cent increase in basic pay.to dl.ink walcr bc for officers and enlisted McDivitt even enjoyed a more lhan Iwo years ot serv-1fljng al skiing. ice, and a 2.7 per ccnl increase Ulc sccrcl worrics in pay for enlisted men with less fcal.s evcn personnel and fair lo our taxpay-1 Chairman than two years in uniform though carefully disguised. Mendel Rivers, iD-S.C., of the House committee McNamara opened the introduced tbe administra- islrad'on's fight for (he bill in testimony before Ihe House Armed Services Committee whose chairman already has denounced it as "disgracefully came lost Sunday afternoon inj The defense secretary contend......... Ihc Sloncy Creek area of Squaw led that the administration McNamara pointed out lion's pay bill bill has disavowed it. The committee wanls lo boost military salaries by 10.7 per cent, totalling iibonl an- nually Peak about 25 miles northwest of Missoula. Mrs. reached the Nine Mile Ranger Station early Mon- day with her golden retriever dog and reported she had become separated from Miss Ward about 3 p.m. Sunday. She said Miss Ward had veered off lo look for a landmark. sure "will provide a significant increase in pay for onr career military personnel, compensate enlisted personnel wilh less than two years of service for Ihe in- crease in Ihc cost of living, ami conlrilnile lo the retention of skilled personnel in shorl sup- The administration proposal basic pay is less lhan half the lotal compensation for enlisted men and slightly more than half for officers. He reminded the House members lhat military men also receive the benefit o( hous- ing and food allowances and what he described as a lax advantage in (he exemption of such allow- ances from federal laxalion. Judy Holiday, Noted Actress, Claimed by Death New York Judy Hoi. lhat liday, who won an Oscar and a niche in theatrical history (or her performance as the junk dealer's squeaky-voiced babe in "Born died today. She was 42 and had been ill for months, She played Billic Dawn both in Broadway and movie produc- tions of "Born Yesterday." It wai her first major stage