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How a Christian Can Conquer Unbelief
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How to Strike Your Arrows
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How to Eliminate the Cancerous Emotion of Anger
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How to Find Your Fathering Comfort Zone
Find out how you can embrace your important role as a father and find your comfort zone there. read more
Patriotism and Faith Go Hand in Hand
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Is Someone You Love Not Walking With the Lord?
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Nora Ephron was the author of the bestselling I Feel Bad About My Neck as well as Heartburn, Crazy Salad, Wallflower at the Orgy, and Scribble Scribble. She wrote and directed the hit movie Julie & Julia and received Academy Award nominations for Best Original Screenplay for When Harry Met Sally. . ., Silkwood, and Sleepless in Seattle, which she also directed. Her other credits include the script for the stage hit Love, Loss, and What I Wore with Delia Ephron. She died in 2012.

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When you go to a free clinic to get birth control, do you have to be examined by a doctor before you can get it? - Dariya*
Not always. Until recently, women expected to have a pelvic exam before a doctor would prescribe any kind of birth control. Now experts agree that a physical exam is not always necessary before starting birth control.
Even though an exam is no longer required, it's a good idea in some cases. Some of the reasons why doctors or nurse practitioners do a physical exam before prescribing birth control are:
If these don't apply to you, let the clinic or doctor's office know that you don't want an exam when you make your appointment.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) -- She won't appoint herself. That's the word from Governor Nikki Haley on filling Jim DeMint's soon to be vacant US Senate seat.
As the South Carolina Republican party comes to comes to terms with the lawmaker's departure, a list of contenders to replace him is quickly taking shape in the midst of a major political shakeup. The South Carolina GOP is positive about regrouping in the wake of U. S. Senator Jim DeMint's abrupt departure to head the Heritage Foundation. As he steps down December 31 to continue his conservative push outside of Washington, a short list of those here at home who may step in is growing. They include: Tim Scott, Mick Mulvaney, Jeff Duncan, Trey Gowdy, Joe Wilson, Henry McMaster, and David Wilkins. One name not in the running is Nikki Haley. "I want to make two things clear from the outset," Governor Haley said in an official statement. "Number one, I will not take the appointment myself. Number two, I will appoint a person who has the same philosophy of government that Jim DeMint and I share." Republican Senator John Courson, who has no desire to take the senate seat, says not only is Haley's upcoming choice critical but also are. "Two years from now, we'll have two U.S. Senate races, a governor's race. The last time that happened was in 1966," said Courson. The governor's appointment is expected by the end of the year. |
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Instead of putting more focus into projects like openwrt, FreeBSD seems to suffer from the 'not invented here' syndrome. I understand that it's most likly due to licensing, BSD folks don't like the GPL, just like GPL folk don't like the BSD license I guess.
Wanting to have the bsd kernel running on a router instead of the linux kernel, I can get. But developing an entire platform ... just smells like like a lot of duplication of work imo.
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Friday - 9/14/2012, 5:00am EDT
John Powers, principal, Deloitte Consulting
President Barack Obama, in his second annual State of the Union address, laid out his vision for a major government reorganization.
"In the coming months, my administration will develop a proposal to merge, consolidate and reorganize the federal government in a way that best serves the goal of a more competitive America," he told lawmakers.
The plan Obama unveiled nearly a year later included merging six agencies focused on business and trade into a single cabinet-level department.
But while experts complimented the announcement as a step in the right direction, actual substantive changes have been underwhelming.
Why the Reorganization of Government was rated ineffective |
Reason #1: No action on House and Senate bills to consolidate agencies
Reason #2: Small Business Administration elevated to Cabinet rank Reason #3: Business.USA.gov launched (More primary source material available on The Obama Impact Resource Page) |
Federal News Radio believes the efforts taken, so far, made toward the proposed reorganization of business- and trade-related agencies have been ineffective.
The rating is part of our special week-long, multimedia series, The Obama Impact: Evaluating the Last Four Years. Throughout the series, Federal News Radio examines 23 different ideas and initiatives instituted by the Obama Administration and ranks them as effective, ineffective or more progress needed.
The reorganization effort was an uphill climb from the start.
First, the President had to ask Congress to reinstate his authority to consolidate agencies &mdash a power held by presidents from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Ronald Reagan until the original law sunset in 1984.
Despite the historical precedence for the authority, some lawmakers saw the President's request as an attempt to circumvent Congress. And while lawmakers in both the House and Senate introduced bills earlier this year to reinstate the consolidation authority, but both bills languished in committee.
Incremental steps taken
In the absence of widescale reorganizations, agencies often take small steps on their own, said John Powers, a principal at Deloittet Consulting, LLP.
Agencies "don't give up generally; they proceed to what space they can take or what room they can move into," Powers said, such as consolidating disparate back-office functions to increase efficiency and drive better performance.
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In his estimation, the President's consolidation proposal was a "reasonable" one, Powers said, even though it failed to garner enough support in Congress.
The current Congress is "not letting things happen at the speed or in the magnitude for a variety of reasons," Powers said. "They're certainly not enabling the agencies to move."
The administration could have pushed for more "small-bore exercises" instead, Powers said. But the President's request for fast-track authority to consolidate agencies seemed an appropriate method of achieving the end goal, improving the services provided by the government to citizens.
"I think we have to ask the government to be bolder," he said. "And that was a bold proposition."
More from the special report, The Obama Impact: Evaluating the Last Four Years
Part 1: Evaluating the Obama administration's management initiatives
Part 2: Evaluating Obama's technology reforms
Part 3: Evaluating Obama's workforce initiatives
Part 4: Evaluating Obama's acquisition efforts
Part 5A: What would a second-term for President Obama mean for feds?
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I have enabled iCloud on Outlook Calendars to sync with my iphone. Since then an additional calendar has been set up in Outlook (iCloud) on my PC.Now:1. All my appointments have transferred from the personal calendar to the iCloud calendar2. My RtM tasks have remained in my personal calendar3. I am getting a warning message when RtM is trying to auto sync saying that "Synchronizing will permanently delete 569 tasks in Remember the Milk. Do you want to continue?"I have clicked no, as I assume that this is going to wipe out all of my tasks in RtM, leaving me with nothing.What am I doing wrong? All I wanted was for my calendar items on my PC & phone to automatically sync, and now this has happened!Please bare with me if this is a stupid question, I am slightly technologically challenged!
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The graphic arts emphasis prepares art major students for further study in either graphic arts or graphic design. Both of these fields are increasingly more popular and plentiful in today's computer savvy society. Students who choose the graphic arts emphasis, take basic and advanced graphic arts courses and explore the field of graphic art, its technologies and uses.
Required Courses (30 Units)
- ART-230 Basic Computer Graphic Arts (3)
- ART-325 Modern and Contemporary Art (3)
- ART-430 Advanced Computer Graphic Arts (3)
- COM-390 Creating on the Web (3)
- MKT-300 Principles of Marketing (3)
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ART 110: Art Appreciation (3 units)
This course discusses the history, vocabulary, methods and media of art through presentation of examples from various art movements and cultures.
ART 120: Painting I (3 units)
This course is an introduction to painting processes through studio problems and critiques. This class is designed to foster an understanding of color harmony and compositional balance in a painting.
ART 140: Drawing I (3 units)
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ART 150: Principles of Design (3 units)
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ART 230: Basic Computer Graphic Arts (3 units)
This course introduces students to basic concepts in the visual arts as they apply to graphic arts. Students are given an overview of graphic arts in its breadth, technologies and uses. An in-depth look at one of the most used and effective graphic design software programs--Adobe Illustrator, is also included.
ART 315: Digital Photography (3 units)
This class is an introduction to photo processes through studio problems and critiques. This class is designed to foster an understanding of color, harmony and compositional balance in photography.
ART 325: Modern and Contemporary Art (3 units)
This course will consider various modernist artistic developments in the 20th century through to artistic developments of the present day including issues facing artists today.
ART 330: Art and Religion (3 units)
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ART 350: History of Western Art I (3 units)
This course explores Western art in its historical and cultural contexts, from prehistory to the Renaissance, in an attempt to better understand the creativity of those who lived before and how art has influenced modern culture.
ART 355: History of Western Art II (3 units)
This course explores Western art in its historical and cultural contexts, from the Renaissance to the present day, in an attempt to better understand the creativity of those who lived before and how art has influenced modern culture.
ART 430: Advanced Computer Graphic Arts (3 units)
This course covers advanced concepts in visual arts as applied to graphic arts. It is a continuation of exploration into graphic arts, technologies and uses. Students will use advanced techniques with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to become familiar with every aspect of the design process.
ART 435: Museum Studies (3 units)
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ART 440: Exhibition and Gallery Design (3 units)
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ART 450: Senior Project (3 units)
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ART 460: World Art (3 units)
This course examines visual art and architecture from diverse cultures from prehistory to the present day presented in their historical, social, religious and stylistic contexts. Students study the diverse cultural and artistic highlights which have illuminated the past and which continue to fuel contemporary culture.
ART 482: Practicum in Art (3 units)
Practicum in Art should be a project of study planned out by the student and the art program director. The study project could involved working as an assistant for the Fresno Art Center, various other agencies or doing an apprenticeship with a Fresno artist.
COM 350: Visual Rhetoric (3 units)
This course explores the phenomenon of the visual image from a rhetorical perspective, across a variety of contexts including popular culture, religion, media and the arts--visual and verbal. By studying visual culture from a rhetorical perspective, students work to understand the phenomenology of seeing, how images are made meaningful and used to foster identification, and the impact of images on people and in shaping of culture.
COM 355: Media Aesthetics (3 units)
This course is designed to enhance audio/visual literacy and communication by promoting a deeper understanding of the primary structural elements of multimedia production. Students will learn how to perceive and manage these elements to clarify, intensify and interpret their mediated communication.
COM 360: Digital Video Production (3 units)
In this course students study the key theoretical, organizational, technical and management elements in the craft of producing and directing a short video story. Through instruction and application students will gain a fundamental understanding of what is required to organize and successfully execute the production of a short digital video.
COM 380: Film Studies (3 units)
Movies are a pervasive presence in American culture. This course seeks to understand the nature of film in its creative, aesthetic, social, personal and ethical dimensions. The student will be introduced to the history, technique and language of film. Through the viewing of films, the student will learn to analyze, understand and evaluate the film experience.
COM 390: Creating on the Web (3 units)
This course critically examines the nature of communication on the World Wide Web. Students explore web sites and forms of discourse found in new technologies for creative, theoretical and interpretative purposes.
COM 400: Intercultural Communication (3 units)
This course is a study of the principles involved in communication between people of different cultures. Emphasis is placed on the practical aspect of intercultural communication through cross-cultural contacts. (Recommended prior coursework: COM 110 and COM 120)
COM 410: Media and Society (3 units)
This course is a study of mass media (television, radio, newspaper, etc.) as a social/communication force in American culture. Attention is given to media use by the church, as well as to such significant social/psychological problems as violence and sex in the media. (Recommended prior coursework: COM 120)
MKT 300: Principles of Marketing (3 units)
This course trains students in the understanding of concepts in marketing. In order to be successful in business, one must understand how to market to the needs and wants of a consumer target group. Hence, students learn the marketing process, developing the marketing mix and managing marketing services.
MKT 307: Advertising and Promotion (3 units)
This course is a study of advertising and promotions from a marketing communications perspective. The course focuses on decision making in the management of the elements of the firm's promotional mix, such as advertising, sales promotion, packaging and publicity. (Recommended prior coursework: MKT 300)
MKT 316: Sales Management (3 units)
This course is a study of the fundamentals of sales, including prospecting, planning the sale, the approach, the sales interview, handling objections and the close. As part of class activities, the course includes use of videotape technology so that students can learn from simulated sales calls they make to each other. (Recommended prior coursework: MKT 300)


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At 9 p.m. Friday, it shut down for good.
West End YMCA officials decided in January to close the Ontario-Montclair YMCA facility at 215 W. C St. due to its financial struggles.
For many, like Charles Cole of Ontario, the facility served as a home away from home.
"All the people here are family and it's always a family atmosphere," said Cole, 55, as he pumped away Friday on an elliptical machine.
The building opened in 1914 at 205 W. C St. and contained the first two bowling alleys in the area. Membership and activities vastly outgrew the facility.
By 1948, the building was torn down and rebuilt at 215 W. C St.
However, in the past decade, officials have had to deal with a tough economy and declining membership while maintenance for the old building continued to be a burden.
About 40 employees gathered Thursday for a farewell banquet to reminisce and remember better times.
Despite its closure, the YMCA will continue to offer child-care programs at two Ontario elementary schools as well as its Silver Stars Senior Transportation Program.
Churches using the Y facility can continue to conduct services for six months, but the Kiwanis and Lions clubs will have to have their final meetings by March 31.
The facility was part of the West End YMCA, which serves Chino, Chino Hills, Ontario, Montclair, Upland, Rancho Cucamonga and Fontana. West End YMCA still has facilities in Chino, Upland and Rancho Cucamonga.
For more than 20 years, Cole has been attending the Ontario YMCA. He said he practically raised his two sons on its basketball courts.
On Monday, Cole said he'll attend the Upland-based YMCA to "give them a shot."
"I hate to see them closing down," he said.
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ESP485 - Teaching Thinking Skills
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Enrolment modes: | (B) |
Credit point(s): | 1 |
EFTSL value: | 0.125 |
Unit chair: | C Spicer |
Corequisite: | Must be enrolled in course D344, D347, D389, E356 or E359. |
Incompatible with: | ETE485, ETE425, ESP425 |
Contact hours: | 2 hours per week |
This unit focuses on teaching thinking skills in the classroom and explores effective teaching and assessment strategies for addressing the VELS standards of the Thinking Processes domain. A variety of thinking models and thinking tools that can be used across a range of disciplines will be investigated and experienced in class. Collaborative classroom structures that enhance thinking skills will also be outlined and practised during class sessions. In particular there will be an emphasis on effective and engaging strategies for teaching reasoning, problem-solving and critical and creative thinking.
Individual Thinking Tasks Portfolio (60%)
This individual assignment requires the student to read and reflect on a journal article, apply teaching and learning activities to selected content and complete a small test during class time
(2000 words equivalent).
Group Thinking Skills Application task (40%)
In this group assignment approx. 3 students work together to design, trial and evaluate a selection of thinking tools (2000 words equivalent).
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* Student contribution rate for Commonwealth Supported students who commenced studies from 2010
** Student contribution rate for Commonwealth Supported students who commenced studies from 2009
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Lindsay Davenport Headlined 2014 Charity Exhibition
The Landfall Foundation was pleased to have American tennis superstar Lindsay Davenport headline last year's Legends of Tennis charity exhibition event hosted at the Country Club of Landfall's Drysdale Sports Center complex. Proceeds from Legends of Tennis will go directly the Landfall Foundation's grants programs to assist in awarding grants to local non-profits from the greater Wilmington area.
Davenport is one of the most accomplished American tennis players of the Open era with three Grand Slam Championships in singles; US Open (1998), Wimbledon (1999) and the Australian Open (2000), and three Grand Slam Championships in doubles; French Open (1996), US Open (1997) and Wimbledon (1999). Davenport won 55 WTA Tour Titles in singles and 38 WTA Tour Titles in doubles, is tied for seventh on most tour title wins of all time, is an Olympic Gold Medalist and was the first player to surpass the $22 Million Dollar mark in prize money, taking the honor from legendary player Steffi Graf.
Joining Davenport are returning players: Australian, Rennae Stubbs who won four Grand Slam doubles titles and over 60 WTA doubles tour titles, Jimmy Arias, once ranked as high as number five in the world, and Mikael Pernfors of Sweden who played in the French Open and Davis Cup finals.
Legends play will include singles, doubles, and mixed doubles.
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The Landfall Foundation has recently taken ownership of Landfall Foundation Legends of Tennis and will add this celebrity tennis exhibition fundraiser to its slate of annual charitable events. "The foundation is excited to bring Legends of Tennis under its umbrella," said Landfall Foundation Chairman, Bill Hamlet. "Legends aligns perfectly with the foundation's goals and mission and provides a great opportunity to help grow the foundation's giving throughout the community to generate even more funds for local non-profits."
Landfall Foundation Legends of Tennis will now be operated through the foundation's Board of Directors in partnership with the Country Club of Landfall's tennis staff and club members who will complete the organizing committee.
Comprised of Landfall residents, the Landfall Foundation's mission is to provide funds to local non-profit organizations that provide support for the Arts, Education, and Health and Welfare in the greater Wilmington area. To date, the foundation has donated more than $2.7 million dollars through grants locally in the last eighteen years. Each year, along with individual donations, the foundation holds fundraising events such as the annual Gala, Art Show, Holiday Marketplace, Quintiles Marathon, and will now add Legends of Tennis to its lineup.
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The Country Club of Landfall is a private, member owned club located in Wilmington, NC. CCL boasts two luxury clubhouses that offer breathtaking views of 45 holes of championship golf, 27 designed by Jack Nicklaus and 18 crafted by Pete Dye. CCL also has 13 tennis courts, an Olympic-size swimming pool and state-of-the-art fitness center at the Cliff Drysdale Sports Center. Membership is available on a national level as well as to all area residents inside and outside the Landfall community.


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There is a special place in Halls Gap which I revisited recently.
Behind the Halls Gap caravan park and just beside a track leading to places with whimsical names such as Venus Baths and Wonderland Range, lies a stark reminder of pioneering days in the little town. Halls Gap has few visible reminders of its pioneering past, but the lonely grave of baby Agnes Folkes, has seen most of the town's history pass before it. Fire, flood and countless tourists have gone before Agnes.
John and Phoebe Foulkes (later to become Folkes), originally from Worcestershire, arrived in Victoria aboard the "Northumbria", in 1853. Ida Stanton, in her book Bridging the Gap, tells of John working as the ship's carpenter and upon arrival, obtaining work making architraves and balustrades for the new Victorian Parliament House. They had moved to the Grampians area by the end of the 1850s with son George born in 1858 at Moyston.
By 1870, John Folkes was operating a sawmill in Halls Gap. The family home, made of logs, was close to the banks of the Stoney Creek. By this time there were seven children with Phoebe giving birth to Agnes in April of that year at nearby Pleasant Creek.
After a dry autumn, the winter of 1870 saw the weather break. Heavy rain fell across Victoria, flooding lakes, roads and rivers. At times of heavy rain in the Grampians, water collects in the mountains, working down the many gullies and into small creeks which quickly become rivers. One of those is the Stoney Creek. With the winter rains of 1870, the creek had risen and was impassable as were others which had to be crossed to leave the town. The following photo is of Stoney Creek close to Agnes' grave. Evidence of flash flooding in January this year is still present.
Agnes fell ill with diphtheria that winter, but Pheobe and John could not get through to Stawell and the nearest doctor. Sadly, on July 30, 1870, Agnes passed away. She was buried close to the family home in a tiny wooden coffin made by her father. A headstone was added, but a photo on the Museum Victoria website shows that at some time, the original headstone has been replaced with a more substantial grave.
After Agnes' death, locals began to refer to the mountain peak behind her grave as "Cherubs Peak", however it was later gazetted as "Mackeys Peak", after a Government minister.
One heartwarming aspect of the story is that not only have the children of Halls Gap Primary School tended Agnes' grave for almost one hundred years, they more recently lobbied the Victorian Government for the name to be changed back to "Cherub Peak". The name has now been gazetted as a historical name and a new sign erected to explain the history of the grave.
Agnes' siblings grew up and married. A brother and sister went on to marry children of other Halls Gap pioneering families. Emily Pheobe Folkes married Edward Evans, while George Edward Folkes married Emma Launder Delley. Edward and Emily Evans had a son Edward who married Geraldine D'Alton, from another pioneering family. The names of Evans, Delley and D'Alton are still recognizable in the Gap today. Would Agnes also have married into a well known Halls Gap family and forged her own piece of history? Despite her short life, her grave and its reminder to visitors of the town's pioneering times, has seen baby Agnes make her mark on the history of Halls Gap.
With the recent arrival of "The Horsham Times" at Trove, I have been able to source this beautiful, almost haunting article originally published in "The Ballarat Courier" in 1909. The words of "H.B" will come to mind next time I visit Agnes.


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PEARL ADAY Rock N Roll's Little Immaculate White Fox – an interview
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In January Pearl Aday released her first album Little Immaculate White Fox to critical praise. No stranger to the stage Pearl started out at a young age running handkerchiefs out to her well known father Meatloaf during his performances. After spending nine years in his band as a backup singer, she then toured with Motley Crue as a 'Crue Slut' in 2000 where she met her now husband Scott Ian of Anthrax. Her band is none other than Mother Superior and her guitarist husband performs with her. We recently spoke about growing up the daughter of a Rockstar, why women who rock today are not necessarily Janis Joplin or Pat Benetar clones, how Rock & Roll still exists and is not simply 70's riffs rehashed, as well as leopard print outfits and g strings. Pearl took the time to explain why she felt now is the time to release her first album, how Slipknot is not a guilty pleasure but just good music, and how difficult it can be stepping out of the shadow of the legendary Meatloaf.
AWAY TEAM: This is Slim Jim with Away-Team.com, and I am speaking with Pearl Aday. Congratulations on the release of your first album Little Immaculate White Fox. It came out in January, and how have the sales and reception for it been so far?
PEARL ADAY: Both really good considering that we're just a tiny little baby band. But reception all around has been really great. The response we've been getting it's just really been positive. People either know about me and they really love it because they're so set already, or they're a lot of the time pleasantly surprised because a lot of people don't know who I am. They hear the references for Meatloaf and they hear the reference for Anthrax and they're like 'well it's a girl', and it's 'what is this?' And then they hear it and they go 'oh ok this is rock and roll and it's good, I really dig this' you know? And this is like usually, I've heard a lot too 'this is like something that I miss and didn't even know I missed it because it's not around anymore' you know what I mean? This is pretty simple; this is rock 'n' roll! It's a girl kicking ass singing rock 'n' roll so I mean if it's good you can't really go wrong with that.
AWAY TEAM: Well I'd heard about you several years ago basically through following Anthrax and your husband Scott Ian (guitarist for Anthrax), and when the album came out I was looking forward to checking it out and I was very impressed. Not that I didn't expect anything from it but it exceeded my expectations it was very good! And you're absolutely right it's a straightforward rock 'n' roll album. A lot of people I've heard kinda compare what they call today straightforward rock 'n' roll they're kind of saying it's a like a '70s rock revival and I'm like no, this is what rock 'n' roll is! I think people just forgot.
PEARL ADAY: Exactly! You know I've been getting that story of like throwback, those comments about being a throwback to the '70s. It's like well, has it not been around that long? Like is that the last time you heard really like good true simple rock 'n' roll done like this? I guess maybe it is, but it's kinda funny that people consider it a throwback. This is rock 'n' roll! This is classic you know what I mean? Classic in the sense that it never goes out of style. People seem to think that it's like a retro thing. Not everybody, but a lot of people. I guess I get that but I don't necessarily agree with it
AWAY TEAM: I've always found it amusing that straightforward male rock 'n' roll bands like say Jet or whatnot, they get compared to AC/DC. If you're a straightforward male rock 'n' roll band oh well you're like AC/DC. And if you're a female fronted or female rock 'n' roll band, oh, well you're Janis Joplin, or you're Heart or you're like Pat Benetar. But you're not necessarily like anybody else. It doesn't have to be that throwback. It's new, it's modern, its straightforward rock 'n' roll. Period.
PEARL ADAY: Right. Thank you!
AWAY TEAM: Absolutely! And I promise that will be the only Janis Joplin reference in the interview.
PEARL ADAY: Cool! Well I love Janis! I mean people bring up her name with mine in the same sentence all the time. And I think that she's amazing, but I don't think that I sound like Janis. I don't think anyone sounds like Janis you know what I mean? It's flattering but at the same time that's not true. I would say that anybody, nobody, was like her before and or ever will be after her! So it's good you and I are on the same page.
AWAY TEAM: A little quick history of yours, you are Meatloaf's daughter. Growing up backstage, at home, and on the road did you realize who your father was? I've heard stories or read interviews where when you were very young you would run out in between songs on stage and change out his hankies for him or his handkerchiefs. But did you understand how big he was? Who Meatloaf was and what he had done with Bat Out of Hell?
PEARL ADAY: Well no I don't think when I was 4 years old I was understanding the whole scope of what Bat Out of Hell had done. The sort of the walls that he had broken down, especially being a big guy, and fronting a band which is what initially gave him a lot of trouble trying to get into the business. Because they're like you're a big guy that sings rock opera what the hell is this? And he just kept going and going and going until it worked and it was massive. So no, when I was 4 years old of course I didn't understand the scope of that. I don't quite remember how I thought of it. I did understand that that was his job and that he would go to work and go up on stage and sing, and there would be packed arenas of thousands of people singing his songs and screaming for him and adoring him. So how a child gets that or how to processes that concept I don't really remember, But I remember understanding that that was what he did, that was his job. There's a story that my mom loves to tell when, we always had an apartment in Manhattan, we I grew up in and I went to school in Connecticut. We had a house in Connecticut and an apartment in Manhattan, we don't anymore but growing up I did. We had a place that was right across the street from Central Park and my dad had a day off and it wasn't a day when he was playing softball in the park cuz he used to do that a lot too. And it was like daddy-daughter day and he took me to the park right by the softball fields where there's swings and stuff like that. We just got swarmed by fans! I'm on the swing and he's pushing me and I remember this, I was like 5 years old I think, and he's pushing me on the swing and then I go forward and I come back and I turn and he's not there to push me again! But he's signing autographs. And after that we went back the apartment and my mom asked 'so how was the day Pearl?' and I just went 'Meatloaf, Meatloaf, Meatloaf that's all I ever hear is Meatloaf'! That was around that time of Bat Out Of Hell. And then it happened again in the 90's, we couldn't go anywhere without him just being swarmed. So as a little girl I don't think I totally got that. I think that it was just like people are annoying and taking my dad away from daddy-daughter day, I didn't totally get the autograph thing. Growing up, when I was 19 that's when I started singing in his band. I sang in his band for 9 years so at that point I understood what was going on. But when I was real little I think it was more, 'ok this is what dad does and people like to talk to him when we're out.'
AWAY TEAM: So at what point did the music bug bite you? At what point did you say hey either I'm good at this or this is what I really want to do?
PEARL ADAY: I don't know, I always remember singing around the house and making little girl groups with my girlfriends and performing in the living room for everybody. We had a girl group called the Bottle Caps I remember. We would put on tutus and lip sync to Leader of the Pack, I don't know why Leader of the Pack but that we liked that song when we were 10. In elementary middle school I was always in plays and musicals and high school I was the lead in all the musicals and in a band, and in college I was in a band. So I think it was just always just something that I was gravitating towards, always singing in the house, and writing in high school. I started writing poems and putting them to music; stuff like that. I think always I always wanted to be a singer. Always!
AWAY TEAM: You were, as you already stated, Meatloaf's backup singer for many years and you were a backup singer for Motley Crue for awhile, so what took you so long to step out front and do your own album?
PEARL ADAY: It's funny when people say "what took you so long?" But I think that if I tried to do this 10 years ago this wouldn't have come out. I think that it needed to happen naturally and organically and I had to live the life that I've lived up to this point in order to make this music and write these lyrics. You know I had to I had to experience it first, Well I experienced a shitload my entire life, but I also had to get the experience of performing and I think build up my gut. It's quite an intimidating thing to have a parent who is such a megastar and that is what you want to do too and sort of…
AWAY TEAM: Oh I can't imagine! I can't imagine trying to step out of that shadow.
PEARL ADAY: Forget about it! It's really scary and unless…you know a different personality might have gone 'blaahhhh here I am! I'm ready!' but I'm sort of more like I'll hang out until I'm ready because I don't want to come out and do it half assed or go out and look like I don't know what I'm doing. I want it to be the best that it's gonna be and I think that's what this is for right now. You know the next album that we write might be better. I don't know. It will be different in the sense that it'll be different songs and I'll have lived that much longer and learned that much more through the cycle of this album, performing and finding my feet onstage as a front-person in a band which is something that I've become really comfortable with right now. But I still don't know everything that there is to know. Every time I go onstage I learn something new about myself and as a performer. In terms of what you said 'why did it take you so long' and I don't think… I don't see it that way. I see it as this is happening now. This is what's happening now it wasn't going to happen before. I used to do some interviews with my dad through those 9 years when I was performing in his band with him and he would introduce me sometimes as 'yeah this is my daughter the amazing singer who's afraid to sing' because it was true. I was comfortable in my niche being a backup singer which, don't get me wrong, that's an important job especially with Jim Steinman and Meatloaf songs! Those parts are not easy. Those are complicated songs. I wasn't fronting it though, I was back there and my voice was blending in with lots of other voices with the other people who were singing on stage too. I don't think I was ready then to step out, I needed to observe a little longer and I needed to find it in myself.
AWAY TEAM: You've done a few dates for the release of the album. I actually saw your performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live which is so far the only chance I've had to see you perform. I know your band is opening for Meatloaf on his tour starting next month. When will we see you out doing a full fledged tour on your own?
PEARL ADAY: Hopefully we'll be able to get back out and do that again. We actually did that in the spring for a month. We went all around the U.S. doing headlining club dates. First time we ever did that in the States and that was great. So hopefully we'll be getting to do that again soon. I'm always ready to perform whenever, wherever, because I love it so much. But I always say the money fairies have to visit us because we don't have a machine or a record label or stuff like that. So every tour everything that we do comes from our pockets and it's not cheap! Contrary to what most people think my dad doesn't give me a penny. My dad is a very wealthy man but it doesn't mean that I am you know what I mean? Definitely letting me forge my own path find my own way with this. He's not buying me tour buses and shit like that. Actually these opening dates for him we were told no! no! no! no! no no no no no no… forever and ever and ever. Then at the last minute I got an email from him saying, 'what are you doing from Aug 12th on?' I'm going 'I thought you told us no, what are you doing?' so though we're thrilled I mean are you kidding me? We start here in LA at the Gibson Amphitheater so you know it's much better than the Cheyenne Saloon, it'll be a really, really good run for us. We're just stoked.
AWAY TEAM: How do you go from being a backup singer for Meatloaf to becoming a Nasty Habit for Motley Crue?
PEARL ADAY: You audition! (Laughs) Yeah, I auditioned. In 2000 I heard they were auditioning girls but we weren't the Nasty Habits we were the Crue Sluts. The Nasty Habits were from the Girls, Girls, Girls tour. They were before us that was Donna and Amy. We were called the Crue Sluts from the Frank Zappa song. You know there's a song called the Crew Sluts. Actually that's how they would open the show before the band would come on, there would be sirens and a light show and they would play Zappa's Crew Sluts so it was cool.
AWAY TEAM: I actually saw the Maximum Rock Tour in 2000.
PEARL ADAY: Yeah in 2000 that's the one I was on.
AWAY TEAM: It had you and who was the other singer?
PEARL ADAY: Well where did you see it? Cuz we had one girl who started and then she quit two weeks in and we got another girl. The first girl had short dark hair and the second girl had long red hair.
AWAY TEAM: Ok, this was in Sacramento and I think it was almost halfway through the run if I'm not mistaken.
PEARL ADAY: I think Sacramento was towards the beginning.
AWAY TEAM: Was it towards the beginning? Ok.
PEARL ADAY: Yeah we started like June 25th or something up in Sacramento actually.
AWAY TEAM: Ok yeah cuz I know that Anthrax was still on the bill and unfortunately they didn't last throughout the whole tour.
PEARL ADAY: Right, right yeah so you saw me and Marty her name was.
AWAY TEAM: Ok, and then Samantha Maloney (HOLE drummer) was doing drums at that point too for Motley Crue, so you had as much estrogen onstage as testosterone from the Motley Crue boys…
PEARL ADAY: (Laughs) I guess so! Well they always had girls. They'd never had a female drummer before, so that was super cool. Yeah I think even with those guys the testosterone definitely outweighed the estrogen!
AWAY TEAM: How did your dad handle your touring with Motley Crue? The infamous Motley Crue…
PEARL ADAY: Fine! It was fine. I mean he's a performer he understands performance and costume… and I mean we had 5 costume changes. I don't know if you remember, there was the rubber dress and the nurse outfit, the nasty nurse, and then there was the Wild Side with the leopard and the g-string. I mean it was great, with a cat 'o' nine tails yeah! I think we actually came and played Gibson Amphi- it was Universal Amphitheater back then but my dad came to the show. And he was backstage beforehand and the first costume of the show was a like a blue rubber mini cop dress with a zipper down the front. And I had a long, long wig like a long blonde wig with blonde bangs and blue eye shadow from my lashes to my eyebrows. A push up bras like 3 of them and platform boots, thigh high platform boots. I walked out and I walked right up to him and he looked at me like I was a stranger. He didn't recognize me! I went, 'dad it's me' and he was like 'WHOA'! He never expected to see me like that. And Girls, Girls, Girls when we come out up we would like walk down the catwalks and come up to the front and dance on a little platform I think I saw him peeking through his own fingers out in the audience like that yeah. He wasn't I mean you can't really freak out a Rockstar you know? He gets that its performance, so it's all costume and lights and loud music.
AWAY TEAM: So you did a lot of writing for Little Immaculate White Fox with the boys from Mother Superior, which used to be Henry Rollins' Band or for the Rollins Band they performed with him. How'd you get connected up with them?
PEARL ADAY: Actually Scott knew them. When Scott and I first started dating I was a fan of Mother Superior and Scott happened to know them and introduced me to them. I think it was one of my birthdays and he invited them to my birthday party. I was really like just a dorky fangirl and I had a couple of drinks and I walked up to them and I said 'hey I'm Pearl' and they were like 'yeah happy birthday'. After awhile of talking I said 'hey what do you guys think about having a chick sing with you maybe a little bit?' I don't know what am I saying! (Laughs) They kind of like stopped and looked at each other and I was like 'oh god what did I just say'! Then they turned around and went 'ok'. So from that point on they'd say well we got we have a riff or melody we have song idea, so I'd go over to their… this was when they still shared an apartment Jim and Marcus. And I'd go over to their place and they'd play it for me and I'd record it and then I'd take it home and start plugging in lyrics. We'd get together after that and flesh it out but that's pretty much how we worked with all the songs. Later Scott started getting more involved with helping with the arrangements and melody ideas and lyrics and stuff. So there are a few songs where Scott's in on the writing credits as well. It's a really, really great process actually because I just clicked with those guys immediately in terms of style and vibe. We were just totally on the same page when it came to all that stuff. It's like 'Ah that's exactly what was in my brain!' So it was just an organic and natural thing. I met these guys and then fell into writing with them and because it's not easy to find a writing partner, not everybody can write together. And this just happened to be a perfect match, so it's really good!
AWAY TEAM: How long was that writing period from the time you approached them at your birthday party until the release of the album or at least the starting of the recording of the album?
PEARL ADAY: Well it was a few years because we initially got together and got a bunch of songs and went in and recorded a demo album at Cherokee Studios here in LA. It's actually flattened now, which is sad because it was a really cool old studio full of lots of history. But we did that and played… I got a band together I didn't initially play with the guys from Mother Superior they just played on the demo. I played around town with those songs that we recorded. I had like a 9 piece… I had like a horn section and a B3 organ and guitars and drums and like a huge band which is kinda tough when you're playing the Viper Room you know cuz its tiny. We sorta lived with those songs and noticed that some of them weren't quite as good as others and some of them were pretty weak so we got rid of the shitty ones and wrote new ones. Then started rehearsing the new ones and freshening up on the older ones and called Scott (Ian) and Joe Baresi, the producer, and gave him a call and he came down to one of our rehearsals and agreed to produce the album. Which is now Little Immaculate White Fox with the exception of Broken White, and the cover of Ike & Tina's Nutbush City Limits. Those two we tacked on at the end. Broken White was the last song that was written, that's like the newest one and that one includes writing credit for my guitar player Anale Cult who actually wrote the last song on the album called Anything. Those were recorded at Matt Sorum's studio and produced by our friend Jay Rustin who does The Donnas and Steel Panther. Joe Baresi did the bulk of it and then Jay did the last two. But it's a good collaboration.
AWAY TEAM: Is your current touring band is that different from the recording band?
PEARL ADAY: Well it's funny you say that because my recording band was Mother Superior, the drummer, the bass player and the guitar player and Scott Ian and I have been touring with a different band. Right now my bass player is Marcus Blake from Mother Superior who's just done the last tour with us and now it'll be Jim Wilson from Mother Superior on guitar Scott Ian on guitar and our drummer will be filling in for us because my drummer just quit on me at the last minute right before the big tour but the drummer filling in for us on these dates will be my friend Andy Hurley who actually plays with Fall Out Boy.
AWAY TEAM: What was Mother Superior doing? Henry really hasn't done anything musically for quite awhile, have they been playing around with other people, doing their own thing because I hadn't really heard their name until you…
PEARL ADAY: You gotta check them out! Mother Superior is a kick ass rock trio! They're amazing! I was a huge fan of theirs. When I said I was a fan of theirs I'm a fan of Mother Superior I wasn't talking about Rollins, even though I do like Rollins. They were only the Rollins Band for like 6 years but they've been going on their own. They have 12 out, 10 albums, or something like that. They're not super well known… they've got a lot of fans out in Spain and France too. Look 'em up they're pretty kick ass! I mean they're really kick ass! When they're not doing their own thing they also are uh Daniel Lanois' touring band.
AWAY TEAM: So how do you go about writing a song? Do you journal everyday, write poems, and then when your collaborators kinda get a song structure down you modify the words or the timing to fit the music? Or do they write the music around your words?
PEARL ADAY: No the music comes first. They'll send me ideas for melodies or song ideas, the music, and then I'll sit down and put the words in. so whatever the music is, depending on if it's upbeat or if it's mid tempo or slower, and I'll just sit down with it and let the words come, ideas just come into my mind and the words just come out that way.
AWAY TEAM: And who are your influences musically?
PEARL ADAY: Aw how much time you got? For writing or for lyrics? I'm a huge; god I gotta make a list! This is when you're a kid and someone asks you what you want for Christmas and you know everything you want and then when you get asked your mind goes blank! As far as lyrics go there are certain songs cuz not every song from a particular artist is my favorite. Of course there's the regular… there's Bob Dylan, there's Joni Mitchell, who are great poets and I love their lyric style. I'll actually sometimes sit down and if I get stuck writing lyrics I'll sit down and listen to them because they're so colorful and visual and they're such storytellers, that it kind of opens up the room for you. Having writers block for me, it's like the room's sort of narrowing down to a pinpoint and you can't see beyond anything. So listening to those writers or somebody else who I admire the writing style of, it opens it back up again. A friend of mine Leona Ness she's a singer/songwriter I really admire her songwriting style. You know something like Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd! I think that is an amazing song lyrically. It's just an amazing song but the lyrics in that are like "oh my god I wish I wrote that"!
AWAY TEAM: Which leads into my next question: What's one song that you listen to and you're like god if I could have written that, or I should have written that song?
PEARL ADAY: I don't know if I have just one because they're all special for different reasons. They're all amazing you can't really put one on top because there's so much amazing stuff. But that one that would definitely be on the list maybe A Song For You Donny Hathaway, you know that one?
AWAY TEAM: It sounds familiar yes, I'd have to go back and listen to it but the name sounds familiar.
PEARL ADAY: I don't know I'd have to get back to you on that one, that's a tough one.
AWAY TEAM: And guilty pleasure-wise you know you being the rocker chick with the Meatloaf bloodline and the heavy metal guitarist husband… What's your guilty pleasure that you're listening to these days that you're almost embarrassed to admit or people would be surprised to know?
PEARL ADAY: It's funny, I talk with Scott and my friends every once in a while about guilty pleasures because it's fun to ask people what their guilty pleasures are. But it's funny what other people consider guilty pleasures to be. As far as what people would be surprised to hear me listening to? I guess because my musical tastes are all over the place so I'll listen to Slipknot. I love Slipknot! And then I'll put on you know Joni Mitchell Blue or something. I love them both.
AWAY TEAM: It's quite a dichotomy, quite diverse.
PEARL ADAY: I mean somebody else asked me a question similar to that and I said that I love Slipknot, and they're like 'Really? You listen to Slipknot?' Why is that weird? I don't get it. Because I'm a girl or? Anyway so people are usually surprised to hear that I like Slipknot I don't know why.
AWAY TEAM: Seems to me to make perfect sense having the husband you have but you know…
PEARL ADAY: Yeah well it doesn't mean that I like everything he likes! Even though we kind of do like the same stuff, but it's funny because when I got with Scott he introduced me to the metal world and then I introduced him to stuff that he loves now. Like Otis Redding and Donny Hathaway and stuff like that which he was aware of but I don't think he ever really listened to it before. Now he's really into it so it's cool!
AWAY TEAM: Well I thank you very much for your time ah good luck on the upcoming tour and hopefully we will see you guys out on your own headlining! And help get the word out there as much as possible for a very good album Little Immaculate White Fox. I wish you all the luck and much success to you!
PEARL ADAY: Thank you, thank you and I thank you for your time because it's really important to us to have people like you to help us spread the word so thank you back to you
AWAY TEAM: I appreciate it Pearl thank you very much!
PEARL ADAY: Cool alright have a good day!
For more PEARL click here.
To get your own copy of LITTLE IMMACULATE WHITE FOX click here.
Pearl starts her tour tomorrow August 12th. Here are her current dates:
Aug 12 2010 Gibson Amphitheatre Los Angeles, CA
Aug 15 2010 Snoqualmie Casino Snoqualmie, WA
Aug 18 2010 Humphrey's San Diego, CA
Aug 20 2010 Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas, NV
Aug 22 2010 Celebrity Theatre Phoenix, AZ
Aug 24 2010 River Spirit Casino Tulsa, OK
Aug 26 2010 House of Blues dallas, tx
Aug 28 2010 House of Blues Houston, TX
Aug 30 2010 Hard Rock Orlando, FL
Sep 1 2010 Hard Rock Hollywood, FL
Sep 4 2010 Fantasy Springs Indio, CA
Sep 5 2010 Silver Legacy Casino Reno, NV
My thanks to Pearl for taking time out of her busy schedule to do the interview, Kymm at 60 Cycle for setting it up, and Melissa Dolak for her wonderful transcription services.


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I think most of the mess comes down to 2D, which uses glamor that doesn't work too well, has compatibility issues and isn't feature complete (e.g. no xvideo).
Gj AMD.
How is chatchup game going? Are you satisfy with the date you can start on hardware enabelment? Or will you start 9xxx even earlier?
It was quite a learning curve but I got it to work with some help (after fglrx kept crashing.) See here for a script: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59703
BTW, Alex, no progress with testing on my side - too much work, sorry.
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Michael, will you please stop repeating this lie?[...] with the new "RadeonSI" Gallium3D driver it's been very slow to develop. Basic OpenGL demos will run on the HD 7000 series hardware, but not much more [...]
OpenGL 2.1 functionality is shaping up pretty nicely in radeonsi for the Mesa 9.1 release. Over the last couple of days, I've tested games such as Open Arena, Red Eclipse, Tremulous, Nexuiz (with a pending LLVM R600 backend fix) and many more, and we're approaching 95% pass rate for piglit.
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Well, almost all other Linux steam users will first have set up a Steam account on Windows some time in the past. Hell, that survey done by Canonical a while back showed that 75% of their userbase still used windows.
What I'm trying to say, if they take every Linux Steam user and subtract that user from the Windows statistics, the percentages might look a little better. Not much, but it might approach 2%.