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Los Nombres, Personal Space, Eccentric Soul: A Red Black Green Production (DC Soul 1972-1977), Shirley Ann Lee, Lou Ragland, Love Apple and Codeine
Founded in 2003 as an archival record label by Tom Lunt, Rob Sevier, and Ken Shipley, Numero has evolved into a multi-format media company, devoted to dragging brilliant recordings, films, and photography out of unwarranted obscurity.We're on a dirty, labor-intensive mission... and it's urgent as all hell. Time kills off precious bits of passed-over sound, story, and ephemera every day, just as fast as we can haul this sprawling archive of under-heard recordings—along with the musicians, writers, and entrepreneurs who created them—out of exile.
Every Numero production–more than 60 titles in our diverse catalog of LPs, CDs, cassettes, 45s, 12"s, and DVDs—is a modest miracle of localised sound creation, shedding fresh light on the efforts of men and women who sang, played, recorded, and peddled—to shallow rewards, if any. Each track lives and breathes at the nexus of story and song, preserving human work and hope gone lost into freshly etched grooves. Every recording we unearth is painstakingly re-mastered and carefully researched, with obsessive attention to narrative and factual detail unmatched in the so-called reissue field. By self-imposed law, everything numbered by Numero is a stunning new artefact of image and word, tailored to the sounds it safeguards.
Our world-class vinyl sets the pace: Lavishly packaged 180-gram LPs from every Numero series have been joined by a 12" run and several limited-pressing singles. Our Asterisk imprint genre-hops to present undiscovered LPs in their entirety, while Numerophon, a vinyl-only imprint, has been tasked with the sort of sonic excavations formerly carried out by ageing academicians with Greek fisherman's caps and a jones for pipe tobacco.
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Los Nombres
5th March 2012
One part War, two parts Santana, a dash of Motown, immersed in a rich Puerto Rican stock, the Nombres were the undisputed kings of Northern Ohio's rust-belt barrios. Following successive explosions of brown-eyed and latin soul in Los Angeles and New York in the mid and late '60s, Lorain, Ohio's Boricua underdogs went on a recording tear in nearby Cleveland, going all-in on a series of no-budget recordings at Boddie and Way Out. With a voice that rivaled any on the Fania roster, Willie Marquez led the rotating cast of Latino teens through numerous underfunded recording sessions for the Day-Wood, Beth, and Lorain Sounds imprints, the lo-fi fruits of which are compiled here.
Electronic Soul 1974 -1984
April 2012
If the independently-pressed record made the galaxy of recorded music that much larger, the burgeoning home studio became the black hole from which little escaped. Flowering in the mid-to-late '70s, affordable high quality tape recorders, synthesisers, and sample drum machines permitted the aspiring artist to never leave his home, never request the assistance of another human being. In the world of American Black music, name artists such as Sly Stone, Timmy Thomas and Shuggie Otis had experimented with rudimentary electronic soul with a modicum of success, but on record what remains is scant. This collection presents the unheard underground of the self-produced, often solo, electronic soul world of the '70s and early 80's, offering a view into an ocean of sound that is in turn peaceful, bizarre, funky and often humbly ahead of its time.
Eccentric Soul: A Red Black Green
Production DC Soul 1972-1977
April 2012
Shrine Records,
founded by Berry Gordy's ex-wife Raynoma and his ex-employee Eddie Singleton, was the District of Columbia's own attempt to stare down the mighty Motown. But after the destruction of the label during the riots following Martin Luther King Jr's assassination, D.C. soul music never fully recovered. Raynoma and Eddie Singleton's go-to outside engineer
Robert Jose Williams
wouldn't be the only entrepreneur who picked up the torch, but it's hard to argue that anyone produced better soul music inside the Beltway during the 1970s.
Red, Black, and Green Productions
is the story of a well-connected engineer whose cabal of Beltway talent surreptitiously produced the finest soul music coming out of D.C. during the midsection of the 1970s. Its flag flown fully behind the scenes, the company name never graced an actual label. But 40 years on, inquiring minds would collect fine- print references to
Red, Black, and Green
from a scattering of regional releases on labels large and small, finally connecting the boldly coloured dots.
Eccentric Soul
has made a mission of shining light upon the darkest corners of the 1960s and 1970s independent soul music explosion in the US. With
Red, Black, and Green Productions
, Numero's flagship series delves past the record label veneer and dives into a deeper well of sound reverberating out of the political capital of the planet.
Shirley Ann Lee
Songs Of Light
2nd April 2012
Despite her early years spent blazing the sanctified circuit alongside Candi Staton in the Jewell Gospel Trio, Shirley Ann Lee's solo work remains largely unknown. Collected here are Lee's most organic and orginal moments from her time spent recording downriver at Felton Williams' Double U Sound Studios in Escorse, Michigan.
Built on an unaired "Shirley Ann Lee Radio Hour" that was intended (but never used) to promote her music, this LP contains the six songs originally pressed onto 45's, of which there are scant remains, plus ten songs heretofore unheard. Lush studio recordings are blended flawlessly with spontaneous spirituals and sincere sketches. A single LP revival of an unheralded gospel giant that is sure to convert the non-believers.
Lou Ragland
I Travel Alone
9th April 2012
O'Jays road manager, Don King prison chauffeur, window washer, house painter, Ink Spot, Domino, producer, engineer, label owner, guitorgan technician, and one-time steward of a coveted Jet Magazine delivery route, Lou Ragland is Cleveland's Eastside success story. Though suffocated by Lake Erie's nitrate rich waters and the burning oil from a Cuyahoga River fire, between 1967-1977 Lou Ragland produced the most thoughtful, hopeful, and downright soulful work to come out of the Forest City. Bookended by his dynamic albums Hot Chocolate and Understand Each Other, I Travel Alone gathers period singles, collaborations, and an unreleased live album cut in 1973, revealing a Cleveland genius in a musical microcosm of fearless and confident creation.
Love Apple
Love Apple
9th April 2012
In the late '70s, three do-right women from Cleveland forged a brief partnership with Ohio's everything man, Lou Ragland. Unlike the prefabricated singing combos of the day, Lily Pearson, Annette Warren, and Avetta Henry swapped lead duties as situation demanded.
When a Ragland-centric publicity stunt preempted a concert appearance, Love Apple disintegrated, abandoning this rehearsal tape at Thomas Boddie's cherished Eastside studio.
Never intended for release, Love Apple's six song sketch is the perfect companion to NUM042 Lou Ragland: I Travel Alone and was, presumably, an undocumented chapter in Ragland's recording career until it turned up in the Boddie Archives.
Devoid of bass, the sparse instrumentation accentuates each vocalist's aptitude, showcasing some of Ragland's finest songwriting and bringing his unique musical vision into sharper focus
for a needle drop of some of the record's most brilliant moments—the choice nugs, if you will.
There are three ladies singing their hearts out, Lou Ragland on guitar, and Tony Roberson on drums.
I See The Sun
(6xLP / 3xCD box set)
Frigid Stars
Barely Real
The White Birch
21st May 2012
Seminal slowcore progenitors Sub Pop albums reissued individually as deluxe 2LP+CD or limited edition box set.
From 1990-1994, New York City's Codeine were making somnambulant waves on a musical landscape reeling from Sub Pop's better known exports. 1991's Frigid Stars LP, 1992's Barely Real, and 1994's The White Birch received much critical praise upon release, but Codeine dissolved before any of that hype would carry Low, Bedhead, and the Red House Painters to international acclaim.
All three albums will be subjected to Numero's notoriously elaborate packaging and detailed liner notes, including essays by Sub Pop's Jonathan Poneman, Love Child's Alan Licht, and the Flaming Lips' Wayne Coyne and Steven Drozd. The albums have been faithfully restored from the original masters, and are accompanied by a plethora of singles, demos, live recordings, and Peel sessions. Each album will be packaged as a double album with a CD of the same material. Additionally, an ultra deluxe box set of all three albums will be available in a limited edition of 1000 copies.
Complete liner notes and download of all three albums available upon request.
Codeine's original line up of Stephen Immerwahr, John Engle, and Chris Brokaw will be reuniting for a handful of dates in the US and Europe. The first of these dates will take place on the weekend of May 25-27 when All Tomorrow's Parties takes over the Alexandra Palace.
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Media Tycoon Mark Cuban Thinks Apple TV Deal With Cable Companies Would Be "Game Over" Move
Legendary entrepreneur and businessman Mark Cuban knows a thing or two about the TV industry. Besides owning the Dallas Mavericks, Cuban founded HDNet Movies and is subsequently the chairman of AXS TV on the HDTV network. He also appears in Shark Tank, a reality TV show starring prominent entrepreneurs and business executives.
It's no secret that Apple has been trying to reach agreements with Hollywood to create a totally new kind of TV experience. Negotiations have reportedly been ongoing for quite some time. In a recent interview, Cuban explained how Apple's software integration with the cable companies would be a "game over" move. The TV industry would never be the same.

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Breaking Bad is Ending — What Did Aaron Paul Give the Crew? (PHOTO)
It's the end of an era!
You don't walk away from five seasons without feeling some feelings. Aaron Paul, who plays Jesse Pinkman, decided to take those feelings and roll them up in personalized gifts for the Breaking Bad ;crewmembers. How thoughtful!
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An Open Letter To Karl Rove About The "Conservative Victory Project"
Dear Karl Rove
It goes without saying that your "Conservative Victory Project" isn't off to the greatest of starts. In fact, judging by my inbox, just about every Tea Party group and grassroots conservative organization in America are fundraising off of fighting not Barrack Obama, but YOU in 2014.
That doesn't seem like a healthy development for the Republican Party, the conservative movement, or for that matter, you.
That begs a very obvious question: Do you really want to spend the next two years being branded as the living face of the Republican establishment by every grassroots conservative group in America? How does that help the conservative movement? How does that help the Republican Party? How does that help you?
Not only will it severely cut into your donations, by the time the primaries roll around in 2014, conservative candidates may not WANT the endorsement of the "Conservative Victory Project."
So, what now? Do you acknowledge that the "Conservative Victory Project" is the "New Coke" of politics and change course or do you put pride first and stay the course?
Why not kill the "Conservative Victory Project" or at least suspend it. Then announce that you're doing it because conservatives HAVE COMPLETELY MISUNDERSTOOD YOUR GOOD INTENTIONS. At that point, you could either let the effort die off completely or reboot it in a way that isn't going to make everyone fear that your real goal is to strangle the next Rand Paul, Pat Toomey, or Ted Cruz in the crib. Maybe you could bring on some name brand movement conservatives and pledge not to run any negative ads or maybe, you could just focus on candidate recruitment and fundraising.
What you shouldn't do is put the good work that you've done raising money for conservative candidates at risk for the sake of pride. Don't put grassroots conservatives in a position where they feel compelled to fight YOU and American Crossroads instead of the Democrats.
2014 can be a huge year for the Republican Party and you can be a big part of that or, you continue on the same path and be an impediment to the party's success while you hurt your own hard earned reputation in the process. Don't be the guy who decided to stick with "New Coke," no matter what, all the way until the bitter end.
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Community colleges say their incoming students often aren't ready to take the courses that could prepare them for good jobs in technical fields. Meanwhile, many students can't see themselves heading to a four-year college after high school, and high schools know their diplomas are no longer enough to get graduates good jobs. Maybe if students, high schools, community colleges and technology companies worked together, they could get what they need.
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As part of his Middle Class Jobs and Opportunity Tour, President Obama traveled to Mooresville, N.C., yesterday. He highlighted Mooresville Middle School's focus on technology and digital learning. Young voters cited the economy and education as top concerns.
Shawn Halbrook will take over as South Conway County School District superintendent in Morrilton, Ark., beginning July 1. He replaces Annette Henderson, who is leaving to become an assistant superintendent in the Fort Smith (Ark.) School District.
The Poughkeepsie City School District Board of Education appointed Nicole Williams, currently the senior deputy superintendent for academic services and chief academic officer for the St. Louis Public Schools, as superintendent, effective July 1.
Don Markese, currently the director of technology at Freehold Regional High School in Englishtown, N.J., was appointed as the new supervisor of technology at the Caldwell-West Caldwell (N.J.) school district. Markese' one-year contract will begin on July 1 and he will make $110,000.
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Phil Jones makes his long-awaited seasonal bow for Manchester United against Galatasaray on Tuesday evening with Sir Alex Ferguson accepting injuries are part of the maturing process in someone so young.
Even though he is now in his fourth season as a Premier League player and also has five caps to his name, Jones is still only 20. However, his recent progress has been hampered by a summer back injury, which was followed by knee surgery after a pre-season training setback.
Jones has finally recovered, and Ferguson insists he is not worried by the extended spell on the sidelines, saying: "It's a big day for Phil Jones. He's been out all season but has done enough training to make sure his fitness is okay."
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Impact of Antiplatelet Therapy in Heart DiseaseRenda G. · de Caterina R.
Institute of Cardiology and Center of Excellence on Aging, 'G. d'Annunzio' University, Chieti, Italy
Published online: 8/9/2012
Cover Date: 2012
Number of Print Pages: 15
Number of Figures: 2
Number of Tables: 2
ISBN: 978-3-318-02168-4 (Print)
eISBN: 978-3-318-02169-1 (Online)
Because platelet activation plays an important pathophysiological role in acute coronary syndromes, antiplatelet agents are a mainstay of cardiovascular therapy, both in high-risk primary prevention and in secondary prevention. This is usually done with aspirin in all such cases, and adding a P2Y12 inhibitor in secondary prevention usually for 1 year after an acute coronary syndrome, especially after stent implantation. P2Y12 inhibitors include ticlopidine (now rarely used), clopidogrel, prasugrel, and ticagrelor. In the setting of high-risk acute coronary syndromes treated with percutaneous coronary interventions, the addition of a glycoprotein IIb/IIIa antagonist, especially abciximab, is contemplated. Conversely, the role of antiplatelet therapy in preventing stroke after atrial fibrillation has been recently downgraded in most risk classes, in favor of anticoagulants. This chapter provides a general overview of the use of antiplatelet agents in heart disease.
© 2012 S. Karger AG, Basel
Published online: August 09, 2012
Number of Print Pages : 15
Book Serie: Advances in Cardiology, Vol. 47, Year 2012
Editor(s): Borer, J.S. (New York, N.Y.)
ISSN: 0065-2326 (Print), eISSN: 1662-2839 (Online)
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Burying Bad Regulation: St. Joseph's Abbey Strikes Blow for Economic Freedom
The monks of St. Joseph Abbey are celebrating. Thanks to a ruling from the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, the brothers can keep selling caskets in Louisiana.
When Hurricane Katrina destroyed the Abbey's valuable timberland, the monks needed a new source of income. That's when they started St. Joseph Woodworks, a casket company. For generations, the monks had buried their dead brothers in hand-made wooden caskets. Now, they would produce those same finely crafted caskets for the general public.
There was only one problem: a licensing requirement made it a crime for St. Joseph Woodworks to sell its caskets to Louisiana residents.
No one claimed the caskets were poorly built. They posed no health risks. And certainly the monks weren't exploiting grieving families; their caskets were in fact less expensive than those carried by local funeral parlors.
Of course, that was the problem.
A state licensing law designed to protect funeral directors from competitive forces barred the monks from selling their caskets. The law required that the intrastate purchase of caskets be made only through state-licensed funeral directors at state-licensed funeral homes. This meant: unless the Abbey built or bought a funeral establishment with a layout parlor, a six-casket display room, an arrangement room, embalming facilities, and hired a full-time funeral director who had completed high school, 30 college credit hours, a one-year apprenticeship, and passed a test … the Abbey could not sell its caskets to customers in Louisiana.
The Fifth Circuit has now declared that law to be unconstitutional.
In St. Joseph Abbey v. Castille, the court ruled that the regulations violated both the Equal Protection and Due Process Clauses.
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The AP's Complicated Word-Association Test
In what may be the greatest victory to date for the sophisticatedly asinine organization "No Labels," the Associated Press has embraced a new policy against "labeling people." For instance, its widely used and influential style guide is being purged of such terms as "schizophrenic" in favor of "diagnosed with schizophrenia."
Most of the chatter about the AP's move has been over its decision to drop the term "illegal immigrant." AP Senior Vice President and Executive Editor Kathleen Carroll explained that the change on "illegal immigrant" was based on the no-labeling policy. "We concluded that to be consistent, we needed to change our guidance," Carroll said.
This was the AP's first mistake. Consistency is an impossible standard to apply to the English language. I myself wish people would write about a "feckful foreign policy," or an "ept remark," or "ert" gasses.
"People of color," last I checked, is an accepted term to describe non-white minorities. But grammatically and stylistically it is a long-winded way of saying "colored people." But none save the ignorant or the ill-willed would bend to the demands of consistency and use the latter term unless writing about the anachronistically titled National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
The AP advises that, "Except in direct quotes essential to the story, use illegal only to refer to an action, not a person: illegal immigration, but not illegal immigrant." Acceptable variations include living in or entering a country illegally or without legal permission."
But if consistency is the AP's lodestar, what are we to say about "criminal defendants"? Or, for that matter, what to do about jaywalkers, plagiarists or pedophiles? If a schizophrenic must be called a person "diagnosed with schizophrenia," shall we now refer to everyone as someone whom someone else has described as something? Where does that end?
Context matters. "John Smith, a jaywalker, cured cancer today," is an idiotic lead. "John Smith was the latest jaywalker to be hit by a bus on Main Street today," makes more sense.
It's absolutely true that it is unfair to summarize a person's life by his status as an illegal immigrant. Illegal immigrants can be fathers, mothers, artists, comedians, scientists, etc. But in a discussion of illegal immigration, it's hardly preposterous to describe someone as an illegal immigrant.
Activists and others in favor of banning "illegal immigrant" say the term tarnishes all immigrants. As Sergio Martinez, a 25 year-old resident of Detroit and a noncitizen, told the Michigan news site MLive, "I definitely felt like it was very derogatory and created a stigma for immigrants."
more: http://townhall.com/columnists/jonahgoldberg/2013/04/05/the-aps-complicated-wordassociation-test-n1558287/page/full/
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by Richard Cohen
I once had a boss who was independently rich, and when I asked him for a raise, he turned me down, adding that he, too, had forsaken a raise that year. A surge of anger, resentment and sheer hatred welled up in me, and were it not that I needed the job, I would have gone for his throat. His unthinking and unthinkable attempt to make common cause with me brought to mind Anatole France's observation that:
"The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread."
Now it brings to mind Barack Obama.
The president yesterday announced that he would return 5 percent of his salary to the Treasury Department. This is an effort to make common cause with federal employees who may have to take a similar paycut. This is the way this tone-deaf White House put it:
The president has decided that to share in the sacrifice being made by public servants across the federal government that are affected by the sequester, he will contribute a portion of his salary back to the Treasury.
The president makes $400,000 a year. In addition, he is provided living quarters on Pennsylvania Avenue, several limos, a very nice (Rose) garden, an (Oval) office and some very nice bedrooms, one named for a former occupant, the late President Lincoln. The president also gets a $50,000 expense account and an additional $100,000 for travel. The average government worker, I dare say, does not get quite that much for travel and might have to live in his or her own home, invariably not on Pennsylvania Avenue, necessitating a tiring and expensive commute.
more: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-partisan/wp/2013/04/04/obamas-insulting-salary-stunt/
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Responding to Joe Klein on Drug Legalization
Earlier this week I wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post opposing drug legalization. In response, TIME magazine's Joe Klein, who favors it, has written a dissent, critical but serious, which you can read here. Some responses to Klein follow:
1. "Most of [Wehner's] arguments against dope come from a different era. He assumes a bright line between alcohol and 'drugs.' He assumes that marijuana is the entry drug on an inevitable path toward addiction. (He also seems to infer that marijuana is addictive.) Most of these arguments seem ridiculous to anyone who has inhaled."
What I actually argue is a bit more nuanced and up-to-date than Klein's characterization, and my claims happen to be true. Marijuana is much more potent than in the past. (In the 1970s, marijuana was at most 2-3 percent tetrahydrocanabinol, or THC. Recent Drug Enforcement Agency seizures were 7-10 percent. In Colorado and California, the marijuana dispensaries go as high as 15-20 percent or more.) Heavy use of marijuana does adversely affect brain development in the young. And the vast majority of people who are addicted to harder drugs start by using marijuana.
2. Does this mean that everyone who uses marijuana will become addicted to drugs like heroin and cocaine? Of course not. But it does mean that most of those who are addicted to cocaine and heroin started out by using marijuana. This hardly seems coincidental. Nor is there any credible evidence that I'm aware of that supports Klein's sweeping claim that "Those who move on to harder drugs—and the infinitesimal minority who get hooked on harder drugs—would do so if marijuana were legal or not."
Think about it like this: Some appreciable percentage of the population has a susceptibility to addiction (genetic factors account for between 40 and 60 percent of a person's vulnerability to addiction). Under legalization, the pool of those exposed to marijuana will certainly increase by a significant factor; and the result will be that the number of those at considerable risk of moving to addiction on heroin or cocaine likewise grows.
Government surveys found that of those age 12 and above, 22.5 million were current illicit drug users (18.1 million of whom used marijuana) and 133.4 million were current users of alcohol. More than 20 million of these people suffered from dependence or abuse: 14.1 million for alcohol alone, 3.9 million for drugs alone, and 2.6 million for drugs and alcohol.
What can we reasonably expect the drug problem to look like if we increase the number of illicit drug users to, say, 50-60 million? You will get significantly more addiction–and significantly more shattered lives.
3. We know from Monitoring the Future studies, conducted by the University of Michigan since 1975, that the rate of marijuana use in youths is inversely related to "perceived risk" and "perceived social disapproval." Legalization would lead to decreased perceived risk and decreased perceived social disapproval; the result would almost certainly be greater drug use. (See Figure 1 from this article by Drs. Herb Kleber and Robert DuPont.) On the flip side, treating drugs as unlawful acts as a deterrent, which is one reason we criminalize behavior in the first place.
4. Many legalizers assume that past efforts to reduce drug use have been failures. But the assumption is flawed. For example, William Bennett was President George H.W. Bush's director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. Under his strong leadership, we saw substantial decreases in overall drug use, adolescent drug use, occasional and frequent cocaine use, and drug-related medical emergencies. Student attitudes toward drug use hardened. In fact, the two-year goals that were laid out in Bennett's first ONDCP strategy were exceeded in every category.
John Walters, who was President George W. Bush's "drug czar," also experienced impressive success during his tenure. Anti-drug policies have shown far more success than, to take just one example, gun control laws. (Two different studies–this one by the Centers for Disease Control, which reviewed 51 published studies about the effectiveness of eight types of gun-control laws, and this one by the American Journal of Preventive Medicine–found that the evidence is insufficient to determine whether firearms laws are effective.)
more: http://www.commentarymagazine.com/2013/04/04/responding-to-joe-klein-on-drug-legalization/
I spent most of my life hearing about the "war on drugs". Seems to me that we have now, or about to, do what Colorado has done: I don't pretend to have the answers to this problem. I even lean towards legalization of marijuana as perhaps a way to get the criminal suppliers out of it. Or maybe not. I just don't know.
I do know that I know as much or more than a pontificating POS like Joe Klein. Peter Wehner, being a nice man, treats Klein with a respect he doesn't deserve. I am not "nice" so I don't have to do that.
Farewell to Hollywood's Favorite Bureaucrat
Now that it's almost departure time for Julius Genachowski, Obama's first chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, The Hill newspaper has noted one important sign of his priorities. In his four years at the helm, the FCC hasn't issued one fine to Hollywood for indecent content on broadcast television. Now there's a legacy.
Hollywood sends its gratitude, Mr. Chairman, for an absolutely perfect record of inaction. Who says that in Obama's America, your campaign contributions can't buy regulatory paralysis in Washington when needed?
Few media outlets noticed. Communications Daily described Genachowski's perfect zero as a "restrained approach." He wasn't restrained. He was completely inert.
On April 1, a day on which the FCC assumed we were all April Fools, they issued a public notice with the headline
"FCC Reduces Backlog of Broadcast Indecency Complaints by 70 percent (More That One Million Complaints)." They did this by simply — throwing them out. Some had insufficient information, some were outside their regulatory purview (like cable TV), and some were outside the statute of limitations. One excuse after another. After you've ignored them for four years, they can conveniently go away — snap! — like that.
The Supreme Court overturned two indecency fines last year, ignoring the nudity and profanity in question because the FCC failed to give the networks "fair notice prior to the broadcasts in question that fleeting expletives and momentary nudity could be found actionably indecent." Lawyers are funny when they defend their clients as dumber than dirt. It's like saying "McDonald's wasn't given fair notice they weren't supposed to sell spoiled meat to customers."
But the second verdict came last June, so to wait another ten months to discuss (lack of) enforcement is a sign that Genachowski was just going to fritter away his last months in office, dragging his feet all the way. See this as the chairman's goodbye kiss to the entertainment industry and kiss-off of the people who wasted the time to file a complaint to the federal agency mandated by Congress to hear their petitions.
The FCC would like to proceed in a way that is "fully consistent with vital First Amendment principles," we were told. Thus the freedom of speech of network executives who broadcast profanity, near-pornography and grisly violence at children is protected. Those who write to the nation's regulators to complain? Well, they have the First Amendment freedom to shove their own complaints into an Internet hole somewhere and have them ignored until the statute of limitations expires. Take a hike, citizens.
more: http://townhall.com/columnists/brentbozell/2013/04/05/farewell-to-hollywoods-favorite-bureaucrat-n1558528/page/full/
What Up With Republicans?
RNC Declares War on Conservative Grassroots
At a meeting of the Ripon Society held in Washington, D.C.'s exclusive Capitol Hill Club on Tuesday, new Republican National Committee Chief of Staff Mike Shields effectively declared war on the conservative grassroots. In a strong attack, Shields coined a new derogatory term, "the professional right," to refer to groups that have publicly criticized the recent RNC "Autopsy" report.
"It's a term I'll be using often in the coming months," he told the crowd of about 40 Ripon Society members, RNC insiders, and Capitol Hill staffers. But Reagan biographer Craig Shirley, who was not one of those in attendance at the meeting, was quick to note that Shields's new term had already backfired. "As opposed to what, unprofessional Republicans?" he shot back.
"These attacks on conservatism by the Establishment GOP are reminiscent of those made against Reagan all through the 1960's and 70's and even into his presidency," Shirley added.
Shields, five weeks into his new job as RNC Chief of Staff, applauded the RNC on its "courage" in publicizing its own "Autopsy" report. According to the source, Shields "gloated that not even the Democratic National Committee was critical of the report, while only the 'professional right' pounced on it."
more: http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/04/03/RNC-Declares-War-on-Conservative-Grassroots
What Stockton's Bankruptcy Means for the Rest of Us
Odds are that similarly situated cities will go to the Obama administration and ask for free cash.
by Andrew Napolitano
What happens when the government goes bankrupt? This question is one that sounds like a hypothetical exercise in a law school classroom from just a few years ago, where it might have been met with some derision. But today, it is a realistic and terrifying inquiry that many who have financial relationships with governments in America will need to make, and it will be answered with the gnashing of teeth.
Earlier this week, a federal judge accepted the bankruptcy petition of Stockton, Calif., a city of about 300,000 residents northeast of San Francisco, over the objections of those who had loaned money to the city. The lenders — called bondholders — and their insurers saw this coming when the city stopped paying interest on their loans — called bonds. In this connection, a bond is a loan made to a municipality, which pays the lender tax-free interest and returns the principal when it is due. Institutional lenders usually obtain insurance, which guarantees the repayment but puts the insurance carrier on the hook.
The due dates of many of these bonds have come and gone, and the bondholders and their insurers want Stockton to repay the loans. But the city lacks the money with which to make the repayments. It borrowed money from the bondholders during good financial times, when its real estate-generated tax receipts were greater than today, and when its advisers predicted no foreseeable end to the flow of cash to the city. The expected flow of that cash, the natural inclination of those in government to want to give away other people's money, and the self-serving manipulations of those in power who rewarded their friends and themselves with rich pensions combined to cause the city to make generous pension commitments to its employees.
It is politically easier to offer generous pension payments to municipal employees in the future than it is to raise their salaries today. The promise to pay a pension to qualifying retirees upon their entry into the retirement system, just like the promise to repay bondholders the money they loaned, is a legally enforceable contract.
more: http://reason.com/archives/2013/04/04/what-stocktons-bankruptcy-means-for-the
Obama ripped for Kamala Harris remark
Instead of leaving the Bay Area Thursday after what would have normally been a quiet two-day fundraising trip, President Obama faced some criticism for calling California's Kamala Harris "the best-looking attorney general in the country."
Obama's comments came at the second of two fundraisers in Atherton Thursday and began with praise for Harris' performance as attorney general.
"You have to be careful to, first of all, say she is brilliant and she is dedicated and she is tough, and she is exactly what you'd want in anybody who is administering the law and making sure that everybody is getting a fair shake," Obama said. "She also happens to be by far the best-looking attorney general in the country."
Reacting to news reports of the event, some critics labeled the remarks insulting. "Obama in need of gender-sensitivity training," read one blog from New York Magazine.
The reactions took place mostly on Twitter and on blogs, and many commentators took the comment as an opportunity to joke about who they believe are the most attractive attorneys general.
more: http://www.sfgate.com/politics/article/Obama-ripped-for-Kamala-Harris-remark-4410791.php
Judge Napolitano: Connecticut Gun Control Law "A Wishlist For Those Who Hate 2nd Amendment"
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15 year-old girl leaves anti-gun politicians speechless
The Drug War on Boys
Beware of drug pushers in white coats.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported this week that nearly one-fifth of high school-age boys have been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Doctors eventually medicate two-thirds of them. The diagnoses represent a 41 percent increase over the last decade.
The primary gateway drug for teenagers isn't marijuana or beer. It's prescription medication. As the New York Times piece breaking this story points out, feeding a child a daily diet of Ritalin increases the chances of dependency, anxiety, and psychosis. Sports once channeled the energy of testosterone-fueled teens. Now our overprotective culture complains of the dangers of sports as it fills children with chemicals.
"First, do no harm," a med school lesson so basic that even high school dropouts know it, gets tossed down the memory whole by script-happy doctors. As any street pusher will tell you, it's all about the Benjamins.
more: http://spectator.org/archives/2013/04/05/the-drug-war-on-boys
Need Proof Obama is a liar? Here's what he said about Nancy Pelosi…
"She is thoughtful, she's visionary, she's as tough as nails. She is practical. She never lets ideology cloud her judgment," Obama said.
more: http://www.rollcall.com/news/has_obama_given_up_on_republicans-223596-1.html?pos=htmbtxt
Worth a Read:
The decline and fall of American liberal education
link: http://washingtonexaminer.com/the-decline-and-fall-of-american-liberal-education/article/2526354
MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry Advocates Maoist "Collective" Child Raising, America's "Kids Belong To Their Communities"…
link: http://weaselzippers.us/2013/04/04/msnbcs-melissa-harris-perry-advocates-maoist-collective-child-raising-americas-kids-belong-to-their-communities/
Scarborough: Quentin Tarantino 'unbelievably insensitive as anybody in the NRA' after Newtown
more: http://dailycaller.com/2013/04/04/scarborough-quentin-tarantino-unbelievably-insensitive-as-anybody-in-the-nra-after-newtown/#ixzz2Paf1BXHg


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A clock that keeps on ticking without human intervention is being created by some of our brightest, oddest engineering minds. The scale? Monumental. The meaning? Like art, as varied as those who visit and ponder it.
A man named Danny Hillis envisioned it back in 1989 as a clock that would keep time for the next 10,000 years, but more than that, as a creation that might foster a new kind of thinking . . . long-term thinking in an increasingly disposable society. It's called the 10,000 Year Clock—or the "Clock of the Long Now"—named for the Long Now Foundation, a nonprofit that was established to foster just this kind of long-term thinking. Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos is on its board.
Some 30 years later, Danny Hillis' company Applied Minds, Inc. is leading the design of this whimsical yet awe-inspiring creation. When complete, the Clock will rest deep in a mountain in West Texas—a part of the earth itself. To get there will require at least a half-day hike, 1,500 feet up, to the base of an imposing 400-foot-tall cliff and into a 12-foot-diameter tunnel, where a double door system made of stainless steel and jade will act as an airlock against dust and wild invaders. Hillis wanted to build a Clock that ticks once a year, where the century hand advances (logically) once every hundred years and the cuckoo comes out on the millennium.
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Vandy, Other SEC Teams Pick up Blue Chippers
Recruiting coordinator Eric Bakich of Vanderbilt has kicked off recruiting season with a bang. Today, it was reported that stellar defensive shortstop Anthony Gomez of top ranked Don Bosco high school of New Jersey committed to the Commodores. Gomez, a sure handed, line-drive hitting shortstop standing 6′ 180, is the third '09-'10 recruit known to have committed to Vanderbilt and Tim Corbin. He received a Perfect 10 rating from Perfect Game.
Last week, TCBB scribe Don Boyles tipped off that Connor Harrell, a physical specimen and top outfielder had committed to the Commodores. PG rates Harrell the #65 prospect in the class and awarded him a Perfect 10 rating as well. The Kinkaid School product is a strapping 6'3″ 190lb speed demon, clocking a 6.66 time in the 60 yard run at PG's National Showcase. Continue reading Vandy, Other SEC Teams Pick up Blue Chippers
CBB Column: Top 30 Prep Players in Texas
This is only a small list of the boys that play at a very high caliber in the State of Texas. These prep players are in the mist of trying to make a difficult decision on where to play for the next 3 years. Some have already made that decision and some are still deciding. Once they have made a commitment to a school then comes along the draft and then they have to make a tougher decision on rather to go pro or to go to College for the next three years. Trying to come with a list of boys is not an easy task so, I put these boys in Alphabetical order. Whose to say which player is the #1 player in the state all they way to #30.


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[The Cliff Ao Nang Resort ]
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The Cliff Ao Nang Resort
85/2 Moo 2, T. Ao Nang, Amphur Muang
Krabi 81000
Ao Nang
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Das Cliff Ao Nang Resort befindet sich in idealer Lage nur in Gehweite vom berühmten Ao Nang Beach, nicht sehr weit vom Nopparatthara National Park, der einen Blick auf weißen Sand bietet, weswegen Sie Nopparathara Beach überwältigen wird. Es befindet sich ungefähr 30 Minuten vom internationalen Flughafen Krabi entfernt und sogar weniger als 25 Minuten von Krabi Town. Verfügt über 20 Doppelhaus-Bungalows und ist modern, insbesondere die Srivichai Suite. Das Resort selbst wurde in der Chaiya Kunst dekoriert und gestaltet und ist mit stilvollen Annehmlichkeiten ausgestattet. Das Schwimmbad befindet sich an einem solch unerlässlichen Ort, umgeben von Bergblick und der Natur. Das Restaurant im Hotel verfügt auch über eine Auswahl an thailändischen und internationalen Gerichten, um allen Gästen zu dienen.
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Travel reviews for The Cliff Ao Nang Resort
Date of stay:
Dec 19, 2013
Accommodation and facilities:
we spend a wonderful time in the hotel,very quite and beautiful.room service is also available for our convenience.
Reservation service:
Dec 23, 2013
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Date of stay:
Jan 02, 2013
Accommodation and facilities:
A good mid-cost family-run hotel about 10-15 minute walk to the beach. The staff were lovely and the rooms had everything we needed, if a touch small. Loads of restaurants/shops nearby with the benefit of a really quiet relaxing location.
Reservation service:
Easy and efficient.
Jan 17, 2013
written by:
Mr Adam Brown
Date of stay:
Jan 13, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
Great hotel, amazing services. Would highly recommend.
Reservation service:
Jan 16, 2012
written by:
Ian Larcombe
Date of stay:
Jan 28, 2011
Accommodation and facilities:
The Cliff Ao Nang Resort was difficult to find. Two other resorts close by with very similar names & the entrance is almost hidden. Staff was very friendly and service was excellent. Walls in the bungalow were thin and could here everything going on in the next bungalow. Shower & toilet were in an enclosed outdoor setting. I find this ackward. All in all a good value for the money.
Reservation service:
The ITC-T.com and its booking agent were very user friendly and efficient. I would recommend this booking service to everyone! Good Job.
Jan 31, 2011
written by:
Mr. Paul Hawkins
Date of stay:
Sep 08, 2010
Accommodation and facilities:
The room was great and very clean. The outdoor shower was a refreshing experience. Hotel staff were all very friendly. I love that they serve breakfast just outside the room! Thanks for the great stay!
Reservation service:
Easy and fussfree
Sep 13, 2010
written by:
Quek Li Min Livia
Date of stay:
Sep 06, 2010
Accommodation and facilities:
We enjoyed the stay at this hotel as the staff there has been helpful and courteous. The room though is abit too small and is only suitable for a couple. We love the nature and greenery surrounding the whole area and the location was good too. On the last day of our stay we had our breakfast almost under the rain as the table and chair are placed outside the door and only partially covered.Breakfast was well prepared and sufficent to both of us. Overall we have no complain on our stay there.
Reservation service:
Very efficient and professional in handling my bookings. I will definately use them again
Sep 15, 2010
written by:
Liew Kim Wah
Date of stay:
Feb 18, 2010
Accommodation and facilities:
We stayed here for four nights, the staff couldn t have been friendlier, the rooms were fine, clean, secure but a little small however, not a problem for us - great bathroom a bit on the rustic side but we liked it. All bathroom toilettries were supplied and refilled daily. Breakfast was served outside your room on the terrace in the morning to your order and time the previous evening. Good sized pool and good location off the main street but no noise of traffic and a 10 minute walk to the beach. would recommend a stay here to anyone considering Ao Nang.
Reservation service:
Good service very responsive.
Feb 21, 2010
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Date of stay:
Feb 17, 2010
Accommodation and facilities:
Lovely hotel, tiny rooms but clean.Outdoor bathroom and shower unique. We loved the grounds with tropical greenery. Great free breakfast on terrace or our own patio. Only one small detail.. no stairs to get out of the pool..my husband had to boost me up and out. I could never have gotten out on my own. Location great in Ao Nang 5 minute walk to beach and restaurants and shops right out front.
Reservation service:
excellent, would always use Sawadee now that we know how easy and trustworthy they are.
Sep 02, 2010
written by:
Judith Mackenzie
Date of stay:
Jul 16, 2009
Accommodation and facilities:
Perfect! Exactly what we were hoping for. Thai-style bungalows with outdoor bathrooms and an intimate setting. Great staff with more staff than guests. Perfect service. Was great to have free wireless internet and sit by the pool and get work done. I can stay in med-high-rises all over the world. In Thailand - this is exactly what I was wanting, and seemed to be the only place of this traditional style.
Reservation service:
This service was easy and a fair price.
Jul 22, 2009
written by:
Christopher Cooper
Date of stay:
Apr 17, 2009
Accommodation and facilities:
I highly recommend this Hotel. Lovely garden, nice bungalows and a very professionel and friendly staff. Breakfast service in front of the bungalow, the best I ve ever had in Thailand. This is my understanding of a boutique style hotel . Will come back to Ao Nang just because of this Hotel.
Reservation service:
Apr 20, 2009
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Date of stay:
Mar 17, 2009
Accommodation and facilities:
The entry of the hotel gives you the first good impression that you are in the right place. After speding time in such hot weather, you have the impression to be in an oasis full of exotic plants and trees. The welcome of the staff is very pleasant together with calm and quiet environment. The room is not extremely big, but there is an unusual nice open air bathroom. We really enjoyed having breakfast on a small private terasse outside the room. We have found quite a good price for our stay with complimentary transfer from the airport and a dinner included. The quality of the food in the hotel restaurant is in line with the overall quality of the hotel services. The only disadvantage is the location - the hotel is a bit far from the beach, you have to walk for at least 15 minutes.
Reservation service:
Everything was exactly like we booked, we did not have any problems at all.
Apr 30, 2009
written by:
Lenka Stiburkova
Date of stay:
Mar 01, 2009
Accommodation and facilities:
voila 2 fois que nous retournons au cliff et toujours le meme sentiment de bien etre. excellent resort. personnel tres gentil et attentionne. cadre magnifique, jardin impeccable et bungalow bien tenu. tres bon compromis sur ao nang.
Reservation service:
Mar 10, 2009
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Chaiya Bungalow - Room Only
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Chaiya Bungalow - Room Only
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Hot Deal Room Only
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Chaiya Bungalow
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Srivichai Suite
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Children 5-11 years old sharing with parents (without extrabed): compulsory breakfast charged at 225 Baht per day.
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Promotion 55% discount valid for new bookings made 2015-06-27~2015-08-31.
Hot Deal Room Only :
Promotion 60% discount valid for new bookings made 2015-06-27~2015-08-31.
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The Cliff Ao Nang Resort
is a comfortable vintage style resort. Discover the truth about our natural beauty, experience real serenity and enjoy tranquility. The place for that perfect holiday get - a - way, for honeymooners or for that special vacation. Feel true hospitality from our staff, together with the essence of Krabi paradise. Your stay will be unforgettable.
Thai Ancient Architecture... "Chaiya Art"
The Cliff, features 20 semi - detached Bungalows and our exclusive Srivichai Suite. The resort's room style is uniquely "Chaiya Art" design Thai architecture, equipped with modern and stylish facilities. Comfortable rooms with large beds on a solid foundation. One of the outstanding features of this resort is the private open - style shower surrounded by natural environment. Each room has it's own terrace and of course room service is provided for your comfort.
:: Chaiya Bungalow (35 m
) - 20 Units ::
:: Srivichai Suite (80 m
) - 1 Unit ::
(One bedroom villa with private Jacuzzi).
All Room Amenities
TV 21" with remote control
Cable / satellite TV
In-room safe
Mini bar
Turn - down service
Bathtub is available only in Srivichai Suite
Swimming pool:
Concept of "back to nature" At The Cliff, we recognize that it is essential to be environmentally friendly and as such we believe in the concept of getting "back to nature" while having a respect for our environment.
Our pool is unique in that it employs technology for water treatment which uses
, not Chlorine as other resorts use in their swimming pools to clean their water. Because of this you feel as if you are swimming in a natural clean and turquoise green stream surrounded by a cozy garden.
Variety of Thai and international dishes. The Cliff Ao Nang Resort, offers a variety of delicious Thai and International dishes from Breakfast to Dinner. Meals are served in our spacious restaurant decorated with typical Thai furnishings that give a pleasant ambiance. For the best taste and your good health all of our dishes are cooked by using the best ingredients purchased fresh daily.
Other Facilities & Services:
Swimming pool - 80 sq.m.
with O-zone Treated Pool
In-house Thai massage
Medical service
Complimentary internet corner
Limousine service available
Car rental
In-room safe
Bell service
Housekeeping (Laundry, dry clean,
florist, turn-down service)
Security 24 hrs.
Long - tailed boat
The cliff day tours
Phi Phi day trips
Sea cave canoe
Koh Hong kayak
Shop and spa
Hot spring trips
Unseen Krabi
Scuba and snorkeling
Rock climbing
The Cliff Ao Nang Resort
is a Boutique Resort situated just a walking distance from famous Ao Nang beach and not very far from Nopparatthara National Park that overlooks the white sands of beautiful Nopparathara beach. It is easily accessible, just about 30 minutes away from the Krabi International Airport (distance 25 kms.).
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London's Contemporary Architecture
An Explorer's Guide, 6th Edition
By Ken Allinson, Victoria Thornton
Routledge – 2014 – 346 pages
Routledge – 2014 – 346 pages
London is a living architectural exhibition. This tried and trusted portable guide will help you to find your way around one of the world's most exciting cities, offering architectural experiences and insights into London's finest contemporary architecture.
Jam packed with the author's intimate architectural experience and knowledge of London's buildings, the accompanying commentary is both lively and entertaining, providing all the information that any architectural explorer will need to appreciate and experience London's contemporary architecture.
Using the Guide A Patterned Metropolis A Contemporary Context Indicative Changes The City London's Historic Core Around St Paul's Wood Street to The Barbican Bank to the River Thames Lloyds to the River Thames City North East Shoreditch and Hoxton City North West to the River Thames The City: Southern Perimeter East Central Wapping, Isle of Dogs, Greenwich and Surrey Quays The Royal Docks Hoxton and Stratford Barking Central The West End West End (WEA) West End (WEB) North Central West Central South Central South West off map Index of Architects and Buildings.
Ken Allinson AADipl RIBA is the author of The Wild Card of Design (1992), Getting There by Design (1996) and Architects and Architecture of London (2008), as well as earlier editions of this guide. During his career Ken worked for and with, among others, Richard Rogers, John Winter, Archigram Architects, Terry Farrell, YRM and DEGW. He has taught design and professional practice at the UCL, Greenwich and Oxford Brookes Universities, has run his own practice consultancy and is currently a director of Architectural Dialogue. Together with Victoria Thornton he was a founding Trustee of Open House London. He is currently preparing a theoretical work entitled Meetings With Buildings.
Victoria Thornton OBE is founding director of Open-City, founder of the Open House worldwide initiative and of Architectural Dialogue. In 2003 the RIBA awarded an Honorary Fellowship to Victoria Thornton in recognition of her contribution to architecture and the education of future generations and in 2005 she received an honorary MA degree from London Metropolitan University. She is also a fellow of the RSA and completed an MA relating to European architecture policy and young people (2009). In 2012 Victoria received the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the New Year's Honours list for services to architecture and architecture education.
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