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There was a major sigh of relief at Redskins Park Wednesday when Washington rookie quarterback Robert Griffin III practiced and showed no effects from a mild concussion.
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Barring any unexpected setbacks between now and Sunday, Griffin will start against the visiting Minnesota Vikings.
''It's a serious issue, but I felt fine when I left the locker room'' after being injured in Sunday's game against Atlanta, Griffin said. ''I went home, watched some TV and kinda just relaxed. I haven't had any symptoms at all. Practice went good. I felt sharp. I felt good. No symptoms of a concussion: no dizziness or (feeling) off-balance. I feel right today. We'll see what happens come Sunday.''
Against the Falcons, Griffin was hit by Atlanta linebacker Sean Witherspoon while scrambling on third-and-goal in a 7-7 game, which the Redskins' lost 24-17.
Griffin, who did some cardio work and some throwing on Tuesday and will get evaluated every day before he's cleared for full contact, joked that his only symptom is ''irritability'' from continually being asked the same questions by the Redskins' medical staff to see how he's doing.
While Griffin, the No. 2 overall pick in April's draft, has been doing well since last Sunday, coach Mike Shanahan limited his participation in Wednesday's practice - even though quarterbacks wear gold jerseys in practice in order to prevent them from sustaining contact.
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''So far so good,'' Shanahan said. ''He had a good practice today. I thought he performed well. Each day we'll monitor him and if he feels good, we're gonna go with him.''
Minnesota coach Leslie Frazier is preparing his team to face Griffin, but Shanahan said that despite the Heisman Trophy winner's good condition Wednesday, he has to prepare for the eventuality that backup Kirk Cousins might make his first start against the Vikings.
Cousins, who relieved Griffin against Atlanta and threw a touchdown and two interceptions in his pro debut, took more of the practice snaps than the fourth-round pick did last week when he only threw passes as the scout team quarterback preparing Washington's defense to face the Falcons.
''You gotta look at both ends of it,'' Shanahan said. ''Something could happen tomorrow or the next day and you gotta be able to go; just like you do in a game when somebody takes all the repetitions during the week and you lose (him) on the first play, the person behind him has to be ready to go.''
Griffin, the NFC's third-leading passer and its leading rusher among quarterbacks, said that he saw Weatherspoon coming as he ran towards the Atlanta sideline but didn't react quickly enough to protect himself.
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''If I had slid a half-second later, I'd been safe, but I tried to get down too late and he had already launched,'' Griffin said. ''At that point, it was just a matter of absorbing the hit and I absorbed it the wrong way. I can't do that to my team, to the fans or to my family because a life is more important that the game of football.
''These things that happen to us (affect) us down the road and I gotta make sure I Iimit that. I gotta make sure I keep myself safe while still being the same player I am.''
Veteran receiver Santana Moss believes that Griffin has learned his lesson.
''Once you take one of those hits or two, it's evident,'' Moss said. ''If it ain't a play designed for you to run, save your body. I think he knows that. We all know that if you have nowhere to go, get out of bounds.''
The 22-year-old Griffin said that his teammates have assured him that he's already proven his toughness by getting up from punishing hits dished out by St. Louis and Cincinnati defenders.
''I promised I'd get up from hits like that and I did get up,'' said Griffin, who scored a touchdown after suffering a concussion last season at Baylor before being pulled from the game for good. ''I don't have anything to prove. If you have to live to play another down, then you'll live to play another down.''
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The Anderson County Coroner's Office is investigating the death of a Lawrenceburg man found dead inside of a trailer on Versailles Road, Coroner Mark Tussey confirmed.
The body of Charles Cox, 35, of 1141 Versailles Road, Lot 58, was found inside a neighboring residence, Lot 50, Saturday morning, Tussey said. He was pronounced dead at the scene at 8:21 a.m.
A tractor-trailer went off Graefenburg Road in Alton just after midnight Thursday and slammed into a tree in front of the home of Brian Flood.
The unidentified driver sustained what appeared to be leg and head injuries but was conscious and alert after being trapped inside the truck's cab for nearly two hours. He was airlifted to an area hospital.
The impact knocked the engine out of the truck, spilling it and what appeared to be a load of aluminum ingots into the home's yard.
The Lawrenceburg City Council was scheduled Tuesday evening to get its first glimpse of a proposed budget Monday that includes $515,000 in tourism spending.
The bulk of that spending — $419,000 — will be used to purchase the storage unit business on Main Street and convert the property into a parking lot. The balance will be used to hire a tourism director and promote tourism if the Anderson County Fiscal Court OKs a request to allow the city to join its tourism commission.
Grass stains all over his bike and his clothes was all the clues a deputy needed to charge Thomas V. Freeman II of 1317 Alton Road with leaving the scene of an accident and DUI.
Freeman, 35, was apparently riding his motorcycle on Alton Station Road around 2:30 a.m. when he lost control of the bike and crashed into the front yard of a residence, according to an arrest report issued by deputy Brian Boggs of the Anderson County Sheriff's Office.
When Boggs arrived, he said he saw a black skid mark on the road and began to search the area.
A fire last Thursday temporarily forced the evacuation of Advanced Auto Parts on Glensboro Road.
The fire apparently started in an office when paperwork being stored in several large cardboard boxes burst into flames.
City of Lawrenceburg firefighters were able to pull the burning boxes into the parking lot and extinguish them, temporarily closing the store.
Fire Chief Bobby Hume said Monday that the cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Dillon Harrod answered his county's call of duty Saturday when an unoccupied home on Glensboro Road caught fire.
Three days later, he answered his country's call of duty when he reported to Fort Benning, Georgia for basic training with the National Guard.
Former Anderson County High School girls' basketball star Makenzie Cann has left the University of Cincinnati program.
Cann confirmed her decision in a Twitter message to The Anderson News on Saturday.
Cann saw action in all 31 games for Cincinnati last season, starting once. She averaged 7 points a game.
She had a season-best 23 points against Central Florida in the AAC Tournament. The next game, eventual national champion UConn ended Cincy's season. The Bearcats finished at 8-23.
Going fishing with who was home on leave from the U.S. Army would have been special enough for Robert Boatman.
Doing so and hauling in the biggest largemouth bass he's ever caught made the experience priceless.
Boatman, 45, who lives on Fairmont Road, pulled in a 7 pound, 5 ounce bass that measured 23 inches while fishing with his son, Staff Sgt. Donald Fuller, May 7 on Willisburg Lake.
Anderson County Fire Chief Patrick Krogman has seen a lot in his decades of responding to wrecks, but even he was surprised at what he witnessed last Thursday morning on Graefenburg Road.
"I've seen a lot of accidents and a lot of nasty ones, but that was the first time I've seen an engine knocked completely out of a semi," Krogman said. "It hit the tree so hard it knocked the engine right out of the cab."
Lawrenceburg firefighters were able to save an apartment building at 204 Evergreen Drive that caught fire around 8:30 Tuesday morning, but the building sustained significant damage.
City Fire Chief Bobby Hume said it appears the fire started in the upstairs bathroom of center of three apartments in the building and was likely caused by an exhaust fan.
"We're pretty sure that's what started it," he said. "One of our guys touched it and it fell through the hole."
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Did R.A.P. Music, Killer Mike's 2012 full-length with El-P, leave you hungry for more? Then you'll be happy to hear that, not only do the twosome have another project in the works, but they've taken their collaborative relationship to the next level by adopting a collective stage name. Get It, their first effort under the Run the Jewels banner, feels like a natural development of the style showcased in the aforementioned set. This time, though, El Producto handles mic as well as production duties, trading aggressive bars with his ATL-repping partner-in-rhyme over a backdrop of dissonant synths and thinly-sliced vocal samples. This joint is part of a currently-untitled free album, scheduled for release this June (along with unspecified "limited edition items") via Fools Gold.
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Enterprise Communications Industry Turns to No Jitter for Avaya-Nortel Coverage
WESTMONT, Ill., July 24 /PRNewswire/ — TechWeb's No Jitter, the leading news, analysis and blogging website for the enterprise communications industry, saw record traffic last week in the wake of Avaya's announcement that it had reached an agreement to acquire Nortel Enterprise Solutions for $475 million, with the potential to dramatically alter the landscape for enterprise IP-telephony and Unified Communications.
"No Jitter's daily page views set an all-time record on Monday, July 20, the day the Avaya-Nortel deal was announced," said Fred Knight, GM and publisher of No Jitter. "That record stood for all of two days, until it was broken on Thursday, July 23, when our No Jitter Weekly newsletter went out to our list of 40,000 subscribers, offering them a summary of the week's Avaya-Nortel coverage–along with all of the other new content we produced last week.
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No Jitter is produced by the same team that presents the industry's leading conference and exhibition events, the VoiceCon series. Knight serves as program co-chairman of VoiceCon, together with No Jitter editor Eric Krapf. In addition, many of the experts who speak at VoiceCon are also regular contributors to No Jitter.
"We're very fortunate to have the industry's leading analysts and consultants on our roster of bloggers," Krapf said. "Their industry sources and insight, based on years of experience, made our coverage of Avaya-Nortel second to none."
No Jitter provided coverage of the deal from all angles: Financial, technology, product focus, and market positioning. Over the course of the week, No Jitter posted a dozen items from leading industry analysts Allan Sulkin, Zeus Kerravala, Blair Pleasant, Sheila McGee-Smith, Brian Riggs, and Marty Parker. A complete round-up of the week's coverage can be found at www.nojitter.com.
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Health Department is yet to identify a medical college to take up the study
Efforts to secure a conclusive evidence on the link between the deformities and the fatalities in Udupi and Dakshina Kannada and the dumping of endosulfan got a short in the arm with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) — a Central Government research funding body — agreeing to support the study.
ICMR wrote to the State government last month to identify a medical college that will take up the study. Minister for Health U.T. Khader admitted the government is yet to do it.
Following stepped up agitation by social activists seeking an end to children being born with deformities in areas where pesticide endosulfan was aerially sprayed, the Department of Health and Family Welfare had requested the ICMR in July to take up study to identify the correlation between endosulfan and deformities noticed at the time of birth. In October ICMR Director General and Secretary of Health Research V.M. Katoch, who was here to attend a function, had expressed the inability of ICMR to take up the study directly but expressed its readiness to fund the study.
He had asked medical colleges in the State to come forward and take up biomedical research on the effects of endosulfan.
Mr. Khader told presspersons on Saturday that the government is yet to select the medical institute that will take up the study. "ICMR has agreed to fund the study," he said. An official from the Health Department said two reminders have been sent by the ICMR to the State government in this regard. "Minister is yet to identify the institute that will take up the study," the official said.
Regardless of findings of the study, Mr. Khader said the State government was working out a better package for people left bedridden and suffered deformities because of alleged spraying of endosulfan. This includes free treatment for people with serious aliments in select hospitals in the State. The government was strengthening the day care centres and will also launch mobile health vans for treating endosulfan victims. Mr. Khader said the Cabinet recently cleared the Rajiv Arogya Shree Yojana meant to meet 90 per cent of treatment cost of the above poverty line (APL) cardholders. With this, he said, the State government has realised the promise made in the manifesto of providing universal health coverage in the State. The below poverty line (BPL) cardholders are being provided free treatment under the Vajpayee Arogya Shree Yojana, Mr. Khader said.
The Minister said his Department of Health and Family Planning had taken action on all the 20 schemes announced by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in the budget.
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The Ulstermen ended their thrilling campaign on a relative low, with Xavi´s long-range drive careering off Sammy Clingan´s head to wrong-foot Maik Taylor.
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DARDANELLE, Ark. First-term Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton announced Tuesday he's challenging Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor, accusing the incumbent of representing President Barack Obama more than Arkansas as they geared up for a costly and heated election fight.
Cotton made his run official in his hometown of Dardanelle in western Arkansas. He's the first Republican to announce a bid to unseat Pryor, who has served two terms and is widely viewed by the GOP as the most vulnerable Senate incumbent on the ballot next year.
"Let's elect a United States senator who when he says Arkansas comes first, actually means it," Cotton told supporters, taking a direct jab at the campaign slogan Pryor and his father - former governor and Sen. David Pryor - have long used.
The 36-year-old Cotton, a former management consultant who served in the Army in Iraq and Afghanistan, was elected in November to represent Arkansas' 4th Congressional District that stretches across the western and southern parts of the state. Pryor was first elected to the Senate in 2002.
"I'm running because I think Arkansas deserves a senator who stands with them and not with Barack Obama," Cotton told The Associated Press before his announcement speech. "Mark Pryor, by his voting record over the last four and a half years, has proven that he now stands with Barack Obama, not with Arkansas."
The campaign to unseat Pryor has already been well under way in Arkansas, with groups on the right and the left blitzing the state with television ads targeting the incumbent lawmaker. The groups airing ads against Pryor include the Club for Growth, which backed Cotton's congressional bid last year and has indicated it's prepared to assist him in the Senate campaign as well.
Pryor moved quickly to criticize Cotton after word of his expected run emerged last week, accusing the Republican lawmaker of alienating students, farmers and women since joining Congress in January. Pryor also launched a 60-second TV ad on Tuesday blasting Cotton's votes, while the state Democratic Party has created a website calling the congressman "reckless."
Pryor continued going after Cotton ahead of his announcement and said the Republican showed he "lost touch" with Arkansas by voting against an initial version of the Farm Bill and a student loan measure approved by the House last week.
"The bottom line is he's not voting for us," Pryor told the AP on Tuesday. "I don't know who he's voting for, but it's not the people of Arkansas."
Pryor and Democrats have criticized Cotton for voting against the farm bill over objections to funding for the food stamp program. Cotton, who was the only Arkansas House member to vote against the farm bill, later voted for a revised version of the legislation that didn't include funding for food stamps.
Cotton dismissed the criticism, saying that Pryor had ignored the state's voters by supporting the federal health care overhaul.
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Every year, we break it down for you — the best albums of the year. This year, I've kicked off the post with my Editor's Picks, and because opinions are entirely subjective (we don't all listen to the same music, I'm aware), I've also rounded up the CL Music Team's submissions for their favorite albums of 2011. Enjoy — and get ready to stock up your music library.
2. MuteMath, Odd Soul (Teleprompt/Warner Bros.)
Seriously badass '70s-vibing prog-psyche rock with plenty of crunchy grinding guitars, fatty fuzzed-out bass and synthesizers, and some electro-groove moments to keep things from getting too overly throwback. "Blood Pressure" below.
3. TV on the Radio, Nine Types of Light (Interscope)
The buoyancy and sexiness of 2008's Dear Science permeates the avant rock outfit's fifth LP. Themes of love, society and politics are explored against dark, loop-and-horn-infused experimental sounds marked by elements of electro-rock, hip-hop, psyche-soul, funky R&B bounce and moments of melodic grooving pop. "Second Song" below.
4. Extra Classic, Your Light Like White Lightning, Your Light Like A Laserbeam (Manimal Vinyl)
San Francisco's Extra Classic offers up a mesmerizing, soulful, hazy-layered groove-and-psychedelia take on dub reggae. The sextet captured the sonic quality of old Jamaican recordings by laying it down all-analog, on 8-track tape, and using vintage recording equipment from the 1960s and '70s. It definitely has a very warm quality to it, as if the musicians are playing amid a hanging cloud of ganja smoke. Listen to "Congo Rebel" below.
5. Cloud Control, Bliss Release (WEA)
The first full-length from a new Aussie band radiates feel-good sunshine. Mellow, psyche-folk with surf rock and Afro/tribal percussive tendencies, vocals that range from ecstatic yelps and whoops to lovely multi-voice harmonies and straight-forward nasally singing, and plenty of unexpectedly catchy hooks. "Gold Canary" below.
I'm curious as to the overall success of Orlando Calling's first day. The GA floor was perhaps a third full and the stands only speckled with people by the time The Killers took the stage for their day-ending set. The Roots closed out the grassy, more festival-friendly Authentic Stage an hour earlier with a far more intense performance in front of what looked to me to be like a larger crowd. And blisteringly awesome main-stage performances even earlier by Pixies and The Raconteurs easily out-classed The Killers' Vegas glitz-and-glam. On what basis were The Killers chosen to close this festival? Spectacle must have been prioritized over substance, because the latter was found elsewhere...
My day started around noon with a forgettable steak and cheese-substance sandwich consumed to the sounds of Civilian. The Florida natives opened the fourth stage sounding not too different from how The Killers would end the day (despite my dark foreshadowing of The Killers' performance above, I do mean that as a compliment). I wandered to the second stage and was surprised by an unlisted all-girl synth-rock band delivering cheese thicker than what I'd just encountered on my lunch. After some research, I discovered they were Orlando act Dollface, added to the lineup after I printed my schedule last week. Later, this stage's tardiness would affect my schedule for the rest of the day — and now I know there was a shitty band to blame.
(More band reviews and setlists from Pixies, The Raconteurs, and The Killers after the jump.)
While reveling in the dirt, dozing off in shoddy tents, and finding your spirit animal or whatever at a back country fest is admittedly pretty awesome, it's fucking difficult, too. DeLuna was easy, almost too easy; think like, the Sandals resort of weekend music festivals. You've got two main stages right on the beach flanked by three mega-corporate hotels (Hilton, Holiday Inn, and Hampton Inn), and three smaller stages dotting the parking lots with 80 or so bands playing throughout the weekend.
Shirtless dads, their sun-wrinkled counterparts, and pint-sized offspring looked just as much at home on the DeLuna grounds as the ironically mustachioed pale 20-somethings. The blend was pretty fascinating in a social-experiment-y kind of way. It's oddly endearing seeing things like a Baby Gap-era boy perched on his dad's shoulders during The Shins [Mercer pictured right], some lady surely fresh from the denizens of cubicle life gyrating to The Constellations, or the dude with his washer-worn Stone Temple Pilots tour shirt discovering the psyched-out weirdness of War on Drugs.
At the start, you'd hardly expect this, though. By mid-day Friday, DeLuna was more like a barren ghost town than the "America's Best Beach Party!" it had made itself out to be. A front-row spot at Margot and the Nuclear So So's felt more like a favor than actual eagerness to experience. The droll, bedside lull of, like, all their songs didn't help lift the spirits much, either. Grunge, mid-90s inspired alt rock — whatever you want to call it, it has its place. But after an overly rote set from the So and So's, the realization hit that said place is definitely not on a sun-seared beach in the middle of the afternoon.
After navigating through the salty, beachside bar neighboring the stage ($9 hamburgers, anyone?), Mike Wilson, my handy and apparently law-breaking (more on that later) photographer decided to hit up an asphalt lot performance from recent Peter Bjorn and John openers, Dinosaur Feathers, which provided a welcome jolt out of my initial DeLuna dreariness. While their set wasn't anything new or particularly brilliant, it was a breezy venture in past-pop, dabbling in influence from the Beach Boys to the Everly Brothers, Elvis Costello, and surely a few others. Enthusiastic harmonies and general cheeriness reverberated from band to the still laughably-small crowd.
Sometimes, music is in your face; overtly opportunistic in communicating social agendas and pointing out how we lack as a society. Ska, typically, is what I call "happy music", and I mean that in a good way, not sardonically. The beat is high energy, the horns infectious and the lyrics usually pretty tongue-in-cheek and fun. I don't think of ska as being a genre of music generally set up to advance any social agenda. Saturday night, though, in a very organic way, two of our local ska bands demonstrated perfectly what we should be doing as a community, and it was pretty cool to be there to witness it.
Charleston, SC's Tidal Jive promotes itself as a "six-piece funk powerhouse often featuring horns and salsa inspired percussion". Not ska, per se, but a great compliment to the ska sound. This gig was the end of their tour, though, and their "powerhouse" appeared to be running on fumes… they were down to just three: Spodie Odie on lead vocals and guitar, Chris Shecut on keyboards and sax, and Justin Harper on bass. Their drummer had been called home unexpectedly, and UNRB's Eric Allaire graciously agreed to sit in on drums. By the time they had set up, the crowd had thinned to a couple dozen, half of which were the previous bands' members hanging out after their performances.
Always the consummate professionals, Tidal Jive took the stage and Spodie gamely engaged the crowd as best he could, managing to entice a few patrons to wander closer toward the stage. They began to play. They opened with a cover of Bill Withers' "Use Me". A few bars into the song, UNRB's Ben Datin and Andy Pilcher eased their way on to the stage with trumpet and trombone in hand. Two bars later, Johnnycakes' sax and trombone jumped in, too. Each verse, somebody else grabbed the closest instrument at hand and joined in to the melodiousness - UNRB's Noel Rochford even found a triangle somewhere and wailed on that. By the end of the TWENTY MINUTE cover of "Use Me", the three original members of Tidal Jive has swelled to twelve, the stage was groaning with the weight of the musical genius and the energy was palpable. It was amazing.
The Tidal Jive & Friends jam set went on, as musicians jumped in and out, as the spirit moved them, for almost two hours. There were less than twenty people in the crowd, but closing your eyes, you'd have been convinced these guys were playing to a crowd of 20,000. Tidal Jive's "Making Love (To My Guitar)" was inspired. Don't get me wrong; Tidal Jive is no joke. Justin can slap a bass like no other, and Spodie's riffs were staggering. If you were there, you were transported; if you were not, you missed out. (Your loss. Don't miss the next show. Spodie tells me they will definitely be back. Did I mention it was amazing?)
What, if anything, does this have to do with social agenda and our community as a whole? It occurred to me on the way home that these guys had inadvertently created the perfect alchemy of collaboration and effort to produce perfection. Each of them plays, because they must. It is what they love to do, and they are very good at it. There was no creative ego at play; there was no posturing for attention of limelight. Hell, there was literally no one there to impress and no obligation on their part to do anything. Nevertheless, they all have been or will be the band in from out of town without a fan base. They have all geared up for a show and no one was there. They all know the high of putting on a great show. Moreover, they were all willing and able to jump in together and be a part of a beautiful thing. Can you even imagine how many situations we could improve and how many problems we could solve if we, as a community, approached every interaction in our day with this kind of attitude? If music soothes the savage breast, play on, brothers; play on.
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I know it's cliche, but last Friday night at The Hideaway Cafe and Recording Studio, I got yet another lesson in not judging a band by its appearance, which is something I have always struggled with.
It was your typical busy night in downtown St. Petersburg — Rays game goers milling about along with people out enjoying First Friday and the area's menagerie of shows, bars and restaurants. I found myself at Hideaway Cafe (1756 Central Ave.) and was not quite sure what to expect from the bands scheduled to play that evening: Spark Notes and The Wholetones. Owner John Kelly made me curious with his overtures about how young and extremely talented the bands were.
Gene and Lalo [pictured right] make up the lively Spark Notes, and they opened the evening with a short set of acoustic alt-rock tunes. Gene plays acoustic guitar and throws in some harmonies while Lalo slaps the bass and belts out insane lead vocals.
The duo emanates infectious energy, making it hard not to smile. Lalo is both animated on and off stage. Their first tune had a punk vibe to it (I immediately thought of The Matches) and one of its lyrics — "The sun is imploding" — got stuck in my head all night. The next song had a softer vibe and really showcased their abilities to harmonize. Gene added somewhat old school, Flamenco-style touches with his picking and casual strumming. And Lalo — who's got an amazing set of pipes — hit notes I didn't know guys could reach (well, save for Adam Lambert). A song about their hometown, "Sarasota," proved to be a crowd favorite, and got the audience clapping and even singing along to the refrain: "Forever I adore you oh Sara, Sarasota."
"Fishing is not an escape from life, but often a deeper immersion into it..."
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Looking like a slightly scruffy Matthew McConaughey in a trademark red knit cap, faded denim work shirt and khakis so broken in that the only thing making them wearable is blue painters' tape strategically placed, Rayland Baxter settles his 6'5" frame on a stool on the stage, takes a breath and begins to play. He is engaging, his blue eyes mischievous, smile crooked; but don't be deceived: this is a man who has something to say, and he's gonna say it in a way you can't help but hear.
Rayland Baxter is an avid outdoorsman, and he performs the same way he fly fishes, casting lines looping into the crowd, unfurling to place his fly softly, but with effect, the lure impossibly alluring. The themes of his songs are permeated with imagery related to nature, often symbolizing the eternal struggle of men and women, and the relationships between them. "I like to talk to people," he says, "some of the stories you hear are gut-wrenching." Rayland ties those human emotions into flies that drift around your consciousness and touch places in your heart that you didn't know were there. "I don't always have to feel the emotion myself; sometimes it is okay to wear the shoes for a while, walk around in them… that's where songs are supposed to be from. Felt emotion is timeless." [More after the jump.]
Sir Charles and DJ Craig Heneveld got the ball rolling. I'm still admittedly a new fan of electronica and dubstep, but these guys didn't excite me. Sir Charles' set was pretty repetitive, and his transitions were almost as bad as his dance moves. But he did know how to get the crowd going, prompting "Come on, let's get this party started" as he segued into a faster song. DJ Craig was about the same: repetitive and somewhat sluggish at times. Both sets just needed a little something extra, maybe more bass or cool vocals or pretty much anything to add some general pizazz.
Greenhouse Lounge took the stage and I knew I was in for a treat. These guys don't just stand behind a board or computer and press some buttons. They play real instruments — drums, bass, guitar. They still employ a laptop to dish out some backbeats and effects, but the trio of musicians produce most of the music themselves, fusing elements of jazz and funk, dubstep and house, and drawing out their sonic explorations into jammy odysseys. They cranked out originals like "Slow Drip" and "Smash" that showcased the talents of drummer Jason Hunnicutt while making the whole bar dance, and even busted out a popular cover. Bassist Dave McSweeney laid out a deep introductory groove, and commented, "You might know this one" before launching into Michael Jackson's "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)." The cover blared through the speakers, and the boys started throwing in their own twists, virtually making the ground shake from the movement of the crowd.
These guys put on a great show, overall. Check them out on Facebook or visit their website, and make sure to catch them the next time they stop in town.
Remember your favorite mix CD? The one with the cutesy title you wrote by hand with a Sharpie and that seemed to work for any occasion with its perfect flow of music and genres from one song to the next, its track selection painstakingly chosen so the delicate vibe you created was maintained all throughout?
Look no further than Stereogum's Cruel Summer 2011 Mix. Leave it to the British music 'zine to find some of the freshest tracks to beat the heat, ranging from electro-pop and experimental rock to hip-hop.
Click here to download the free 25-track compilation. Check out some of my favorite (recommended) discoveries from the mix — those that have been on non-stop rotation since penetrating my iPod — below.
HEEMS, "WOMYN aka HITCH (DEMO?)"
Figures that one of the Das Racist members would make up playful lyrics like, "Yo women, they like to take showers. And when they let you take them with em', it's really awesome." The whole track is set to a mellow old-school beat.
Purity Ring, "Loftcries"
Dreamy and tripped-out electronic music with some light and breathy female vocals. Alter your state of mind and fall into this one. Great for the long hot daze.
Preston played for a large crowd of friends and family at the cozy Hideaway Cafe last Wed., June 1, for the release of his new EP, I'll Be Home. The hour long set was full of original music; just Luke and his acoustic guitar, perfect for the atmosphere at Hideaway Cafe. The lyrics were meaningful and reminiscent of any teenager graduating high school and getting ready to go off to college. Preston's music could be compared to that of Jeff Buckley and George Strait; textural rhythms mixed with basic chords and melodies that draw in the audience. His EP was recorded at Hideaway Cafe with help from owner and producer John Kelly.
"Luke is such a great kid and a talented musician. He is so on-point for a guy his age," Kelly said.
Luke graduated from Tampa Prep this year and is preparing for his big move to Tennessee to study Music Business. "I'm really excited, but I'm also going to miss Clearwater," Luke said. One of my favorite songs he performed is actually about growing up in Clearwater. It is full of personal memories, ones that even his friends laughed at.
Moving away from your longtime hometown is always hard for everyone involved. At least he left his family and friends with an EP of great music and a night of fun memories that will last a lifetime.
This was my first time at The Venue, and it will likely be my last. While the space is chic and plush (someone obviously put some money into it) with a sweet upstairs and balcony that looks out onto the main stage, the people that filled the space were insufferable. The staff was rude and unhelpful. The patrons were a mix of annoying college frat boys, drunk and scantily-clothed chicks, and your run-of-the-mill douchebags. I felt like I was living in an episode of Jersey Shore, set adrift in a sea of screen-printed t-shirts and cloying cologne. Luckily, I was able to put it all behind me the second Aoki took the stage.


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Del Rio has two years remaining on his contract, but Weaver declined to extend deals for all of Del Rio's assistants. General manager Gene Smith and his entire personnel department also are in the final year of their contracts.
"I'm fighting my honesty policy right now," offensive coordinator Dirk Koetter said Thursday when asked whether he thinks about possibly being out of a job in three months.
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"There are some things that you have to take into consideration," running back Maurice Jones-Drew said, explaining why he's been so calm about the team's offensive woes.
"Under the circumstances, it's not time for the old me to come back out. I don't think there will ever be a time again. There are just some circumstances that are going on in here, but we're working on it. We're getting better."
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The Jaguars haven't made the playoffs since 2007, and with an injury to Indianapolis quarterback Peyton Manning, the AFC South seemed wide open heading into the season. But Jacksonville is already two games behind Tennessee and Houston.
"We expect to be division champions this year," Del Rio said. "I don't think I can convince anybody by talking about it right now."
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Lewis has a better chance. He has the only two winning records in the franchise's past 20 years, and his do-over is off to a better start than Del Rio's.
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ISL Online, the global online collaboration software provider, launched a new version of enterprise remote access software, ISL AlwaysOn 2.0, which introduces unlimited file sharing and allows remote users to work on the same files.
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ISL Online, the global online collaboration software provider, has released a new version of enterprise remote access software, ISL AlwaysOn 2.0, which introduces unlimited file sharing and extends some other capabilities of the software.
Unlimited file sharing: access files remotely and give access to others
The new ISL AlwaysOn 2.0 allows users to share files with anyone and easily access the selected files faster than ever. There is no need to connect to the remote computer to access remote files. A user simply logs in to their ISL Online web account at http://www.islonline.com from anywhere. There, the user can see the list of remote computers and download shared files. Each shared folder has a unique URL link which can be emailed to a remote user. This way, files, too big to be sent via email, can be shared between users online. Furthermore, if given the 'full access' permission by an account owner, guest users can update files or even upload new files to the shared folder. A service similar to Dropbox but with an important difference – there is no shared quota. The account storage space is only limited by the size of the local computer's hard disk.
Besides being able to access remote files on the fly the ISL AlwaysOn 2.0 also allows you to execute some other actions from a web account:
- Wake on LAN (WOL) a remote computer
- Change the access password to one or all remote computers
- Shut down the remote computer
- Retrieve remote system information
Start remote access session from a desktop application
The ISL AlwaysOn 2.0 remote access software includes the desktop application which simplifies the start of a remote session and lets user:
- See the list of all remote computers and connect in seconds
- Manage computer status, remote users and file sharing (local files)
- Check the access history
ISL AlwaysOn 2.0 is available at http://www.islonline.com/isl-alwayson/.
About ISL Online
ISL Online (http://www.islonline.com) is a privately owned IT business based in the UK which provides SaaS-based remote support and web conferencing software to quickly, simply and securely connect millions of Internet-enabled devices across the globe — Windows, Mac or Linux computers, smartphones and tablets. Designed for consumers, mobile professionals and IT organizations, ISL Online's solutions empower over 120.000 business users like Konica Minolta, IBM and IDEXX to create more than 5 million sessions yearly.
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