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Blessie's killer loses name appeal
The man found guilty of murdering Blessie Gotingco has lost a suppression appeal but remains a face without a name in the meantime.
Big freeze on way
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Police broke search promise
Lawyer says officers broke pledge not to act on anything they found until their search warrant was tested in court.
Pencil-drawing sells for six figures
Pencil-drawing of working class men eating dinner snapped up for six-figures in Wellington.
Editorial: Care needed with TPP
OPINION: NZ needs to be ready to walk away from the Trans Pacific Partnership if it doesn't deliver.
Donor suffers for her gift
Giving her dad a kidney saved the taxpayer thousands, but she's still waiting for support.
Lifeline for capital's trolley buses
Council plan change opens the door for trolley buses to hang around beyond 2017.
Police ID harbour body
Next of kin are being notified of man's Wellington Harbour death.
Highlanders fans win big at TAB
Over $1m wagered on Super Rugby final, with one punter making a $15,000 profit.
Shepherds delight as beer runs low
They came, they saw, and the southerners almost ran a Wellington pub dry.
Highlanders welcomed home
Electric blue and gold scenes in Dunedin as fans turn out in force to sing for their champions.
Oldest man lived from first plane to space race
New Zealand changed out of recognition over the course of William Swensson's life.
Van rolls, two seriously injured
Woman suffers spinal injuries and a man has severe leg fractures after a crash in Awatere Valley, Marlborough.
Editorial: Parliament took its eye off the bullies
Despite a wave of online opposition, Parliament has passed a new law against cyber bullying.
Stabbing case: bedside hearing
Woman, 25, to be held in hospital until next court appearance.
Windy night for Wellington
A windy night hit Wellington, with calm weather forecast for the weekend.
Wellington business confidence slips
Wellington business confidence has dipped slightly but it's not a cause for concern, says the Chamber of Commerce.
Drug trial collapses
What was supposed to be a six-week trial has been abandoned in the first week.
Runners not horsing around
"It'll be fun for the first 100 metres, and then it's just going to be a nightmare."
Capital's highway stitch-up
An old off-ramp will be "stitched" on to Wellington's motorway to create a fourth lane.
Old men at war
They are two old men, with two small flats, side by side, with more than a wall dividing them.
Quake felt across Manawatu
An earthquake in the Tararua district has been felt widely across the Manawatu region.
Winter show lit up cold months
Winter became a wonderland each year at an annual Wellington fairground expo.
'Tragic' family stabbings
Woman, 25, in custody after 67-year-old stabbed to death, and four others hurt.
Editorial: Greek bind shows the worst of Europe
For all of Greece's profligacy, its treatment by European politicians and central banks has been worse.
Ice rink plan for Wellington
Charitable trust seeks land and money for "desperately needed" site.
Handless corpse reveals Wellington's underbelly
A grisly find on a Wellington beach revealed an underworld of drugs and violence in 2006.
Hunt for dangerous man in the Hutt
Police are warning the public to stay away from a dangerous man on the run in the Hutt Valley.
Walsh's rollercoaster ride
Recently knighted Therese Walsh was initially reluctant to take on the Cricket World Cup top job.
From the hospital to the zoo
Owen St in Newtown links two famous Wellington landmarks.
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Blessie's killer loses name appeal
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In the News: Supreme Court Says Government Seizure of Raisins is UnconstitutionalJune 23, 2015 12:35 pm | by Jesse Osborne, Editor, Food Manufacturing
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Sioux City Approves Land Sale For $264M Pork PlantJune 23, 2015 12:00 pm | by The Associated Press
Sioux City officials have approved a land sale for a planned $264 million pork processing plant that's expected to employ around 1,100 people after its anticipated 2017 opening.
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Man Sues Heinz Over Trans FatsJune 23, 2015 11:20 am | by Andy Szal, Real Time Digital Reporter
In the wake of new federal limits on the use of trans fat in foods, a California man filed a federal lawsuit against H.J. Heinz Co. over the use of partially hydrogenated oils in frozen potato products.
Anheuser-Busch to Invest More Than $1.5B in US Operations By 2018June 23, 2015 10:15 am | by Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch today announced it will invest more than $1.5 billion in its U.S. brewing, agriculture, packaging and distributing operations by 2018.
Italian Candy Maker Ferrero to Acquire British RivalJune 23, 2015 9:35 am | by Andy Szal, Digital Reporter
Italian chocolate giant Ferrero SpA will acquire U.K.-based Thorntons PLC for $177.7 million, according to reports.
Monthly Egg Report Reveals Depth of Impact of Bird FluJune 23, 2015 9:10 am | by The Associated Press
A monthly report on egg production and chicken flocks reveals the depth of the impact of bird flu on the nation's egg producers.
14 Varieties of Bottled Water Recalled Over E. coli ConcernsJune 23, 2015 8:45 am | by The Associated Press
Niagara Bottling has recalled 14 brands of bottled spring water produced at two Pennsylvania manufacturing plants after the operator of one of its contracted springs failed to reveal evidence of E. coli bacteria at the spring source.
GMO Lamb With Jellyfish Protein Sold For Meat in FranceJune 23, 2015 8:20 am | by The Associated Press
France's national agricultural institute is investigating how a lamb whose mother had been genetically modified with a jellyfish protein as part of a medical experiment was sold as meat.
Darden Profit Rises as Olive Garden Sales ImproveJune 23, 2015 8:00 am | by The Associated Press
Olive Garden sales rose 3.4 percent at established locations during the fourth quarter, lifted by higher prices.
7 Eater Archetypes Define Foodservice Consumer LandscapeJune 22, 2015 2:10 pm | by Technomic
Operators need to know who their customers are and what drives them to dine out. To help industry stakeholders get ahead of consumer expectation, Technomic's Consumer4Sight established the 7 Eater Archetype (EAT) segments that compose the foodservice consumer landscape.
High Court Says Government Seizure of Raisins is UnconstitutionalJune 22, 2015 1:25 pm | by SAM HANANEL, Associated Press
The Supreme Court ruled Monday that a 66-year-old program that lets the government take raisins away from farmers to help reduce supply and boost market prices is unconstitutional. In an 8-1 ruling, the justices said forcing raisin growers to give up part of their annual crop without full payment is an illegal confiscation of private property.
Infographic: E-Sourcing Plays Critical Role in Driving Financial PerformanceJune 22, 2015 1:00 pm | by Intesource
This new infographic by Intesource discusses the impact that esourcing and procurement can have on financial performance for restaurants, grocers and retailers alike.
FDA Issues Final Rule to Add Selenium to List of Required Nutrients for Infant FormulaJune 22, 2015 12:15 pm | by FDA
The U. S. Food and Drug Administration today announced a final rule to add selenium to the list of required nutrients for infant formula, and to establish both minimum and maximum levels of selenium in infant formula.
Nearly 25 Percent of Pet Owners Worry Pet Food is Making Their Pet ObeseJune 22, 2015 11:50 am | by Mintel
American pet owners want the best for their pets, so much so that the pet food category is experiencing a trend in humanization evolving beyond flavors to ensuring nutritional benefits, ingredient quality and manufacturing standards are as high as human food.
Jonah Crabs Booming in Value as Managers Seek Fishery PlanJune 22, 2015 11:20 am | by PATRICK WHITTLE, Associated Press
New England lobstermen are catching and selling more of a long-overlooked crab species in their traps, leading regulators to try to craft a management plan for the fishery before it becomes overexploited.
Photos of the Day: World's Longest PizzaJune 22, 2015 9:35 am | by The Associated Press
The wait was on the long side for the pizza — 18 hours — but this was an extraordinary pie: 1.59545 kilometers, or nearly a mile long.
Egg Shortage Cutting Into Restaurant Profits, Menu ItemsJune 22, 2015 9:05 am | by MARGERY A. BECK, Associated Press
Restaurants are struggling to deal with higher egg prices and an inability to get enough eggs and egg products in the midst of a shortage brought about by a bird flu virus that wiped out millions of chickens on commercial farms this spring.
Vermont Institute Helps Schools Grow Farm-to-School ProgramsJune 22, 2015 8:45 am | by Lisa Rathke, Associated Press
Vermont has made a name for itself in the national farm-to-school movement getting more locally raised foods into school cafeterias and curriculum about nutrition and agriculture into classrooms.
General Mills to Drop Artificial Ingredients From CerealsJune 22, 2015 8:20 am | by The Associated Press
General Mills is dropping artificial colors and flavors from its cereals, the latest company to respond to a growing desire for food made with ingredients people see as natural.


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Lady Antebellum's leading lady Hillary Scott is so talented, it comes as no surprise that her daughter, Eisele, is showing signs of musical prowess already.
Lady Antebellum's leading lady Hillary Scott is so talented, it comes as no surprise that her daughter, Eisele, is showing signs of musical prowess already.
Lady Antebellum didn't just open the 2013 American Country Awards with a performance of 'Compass.' They also pocketed the award for Group of the Year and Single of the Year by a Duo or Group!
Hillary Scott is a "new" mom in the sense that she gave birth to her first human child, daughter Eisele Kaye, in the summer. However, the Lady Antebellum singer has been a loud and proud dog mom for a while and she loves her fur babies Hobbs and Baker, who are male and female golden doodles. She shared an adorable photo of her girls Eisele and Baker bonding.
Darius Rucker is a man of many talents and one of them apparently is gift-giving. The singer sent Eisele, the new baby of Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott and husband Chris Tyrrell, the sweetest baby gift. It was literally rockin'.
Kellie Pickler is headed back to 'Dancing With the Stars,' but she's not going to be donning her dancing shoes or showing off her fabulous form.
It's always fun to see country music artists all gussied up in their best, and the red carpet at the 2013 American Music Awards was no exception, with our favorite stars putting their best fashion foot forward. These five artists were just a few of those who best represented the genre on Nov. 24.
Thanksgiving Day just keeps getting more country, and well, we're really grateful for that. Lady Antebellum are set to perform on 'The Thanksgiving Day Parade,' bringing their 'golden' voices to fans' living rooms across the country.
The deluxe edition of 'Golden,' Lady Antebellum's fourth studio album, includes three previously unreleased songs plus three acoustic versions of well-known hits. All six fit within the context of the original 12 tracks. 'Golden' is still the most organic album the trio has released to date.
Lady Antebellum frontwoman Hillary Scott is loving her role as a first-time mama. But one thing she isn't loving is the high expectation set for women's post-pregnancy bodies.
Lady Antebellum have finally announced the updated tour dates for their 2014 Take Me Downtown Tour after postponing last month.
Lady Antebellum showed off their perfect harmonies and love for the stage on Tuesday (Oct. 22) when they performed their new single 'Compass' for the first time on 'Ellen.'
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Update (9:30pm): The Seahawks gave up a conditional 2013 7th-round draft pick that could upgrade to a 6th-round draft pick. I think this is a home-run deal, and even better if we can re-structure his $4.8 million contract.
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Jeff Kripal at TedX Houston: The Art of Making the Impossible PossiblePosted by red pill junkie at 00:03, 14 Apr 2015
For some reason this video fell off our radar when it was released in 2013 (but it's never too late to correct that mistake): Jeffrey Kripal, professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Rice University, and the author of Mutants and Mystics and Authors of the Impossible, spoke at TedX Houston in 2012 about the literary quality of what we call 'paranormal' phenomena, and how these experiences tend to disrupt the either/of logic we are conditioned to use in our modern world, because they have an external component as well as an internal one --often deeply personal and meaningful to the experiencer.
It is because of this ambiguity that many great artists are drawn and inspired by these kind of events, which also hint at the pivotal role Consciousness may play in the scaffolding of Reality itself.
- Authors of the Impossible: The Paranormal and the Sacred [Amazon US & UK]
- Mutants and Mystics: Science Fiction, Superhero Comics, and the Paranormal [Amazon US & UK]
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What is Wrong With Our Culture?Posted by Greg at 13:05, 05 Mar 2015
Alan Watts wonders what is wrong with our culture, starting with TV...
You know, for the vast majority of American families, what seems to be the real point of life, what you rush home to get to, is to watch an electronic reproduction of life. But you can't touch it, it doesn't smell, and it has no taste.
You might think that people getting home for the real point of life in a robust material culture would go home to a colossal banquet, or an orgy of love-making, or a riot of music and dancing...but nothing of the kind. It turns out to be this purely passive, contemplation of a flickering screen. You see mile after mile of darkened houses, with that little electronic screen, flickering in the room. Everybody isolated, watching this thing. And thus, in no real communion with each other at all.
...Even in the spectacles one sees on this television, it's perfectly proper to exhibit people slugging and slaying each other, but oh dear no, not people loving each other, except in a rather restrained way. One can only draw the conclusion that expressions of physical love are far more dangerous than expressions of physical hatred. And it seems to me that a culture that has that sort of assumption is basically crazy...
CT Scan of Buddha Statue Shows It Has a Dead Monk Sealed InsidePosted by Greg at 12:38, 22 Feb 2015
When I recently posted news about a mummified monk, a reader sent me a link on Twitter pointing out another fascinating, related news story. In this case, a CT scan of a statue of Buddha which showed the remains of a 12th century Chinese monk were sealed within it:
In Amersfoort's main hospital, Meander Medical Centre, the nearly thousand year old mummy has been recently examined with a CT scan and an endoscope. Several hospital employees helped with this unique project in their free time. A gastrointestinal and liver doctor took samples of yet unidentified material and examined the thoracic and abdominal cavities.
The hospital: "He made a spectacular discovery: at the place where once had been organs, he found, among all kinds of rotten material, paper scraps that were printed with ancient Chinese characters."
Click on through for the full story, including a wonderful image that makes it look like the Buddha is giving birth...
(hat tip: @gaborcsigas)
Mummified, or Master Meditator? Is this Extremely Well-Preserved Buddhist Monk Actually Alive?Posted by Greg at 09:10, 05 Feb 2015
If there's one thing better than Forteana, it's alliterative Forteana! So check out this mummified meditating Mongolian monk mystery posted at BBC News:
A mummified monk found preserved in Mongolia last week has been baffling and astounding those who uncovered him. Senior Buddhists say the monk, found sitting in the lotus position, is in a deep meditative trance and not dead.
Forensic examinations are under way on the remains, found wrapped in cattle skins in north-central Mongolia.
Scientists have yet to determine how the monk is so well-preserved, though some think Mongolia's cold weather could be the reason. But Dr Barry Kerzin, a physician to Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, told the Siberian Times that the monk was in a rare state of meditation called "tukdam".
"If the meditator can continue to stay in this meditative state, he can become a Buddha," Dr Kerzin said.
The mummified/meditating monk was found after a man stole him and tried to sell him on the black market. The cadaver/near-Buddha is now being held securely at Mongolia's National Centre of Forensic Expertise.
Link: Mummified monk in Mongolia 'not dead', say Buddhists
Heroic Monkey to the Rescue!Posted by red pill junkie at 18:48, 22 Dec 2014
At the railway station in India's northern city of Kanpur, a monkey was seriously electrocuted after stepping on a live wire. The incident would have surely ended on a gruesome fate for the little primate, if it wasn't for one of his furry friends, who came to the rescue:
It is incidents like these which throw a monkey wrench (pardon the pun) on the whole 'selfish gene' notion promoted by neo-Darwinists like Dawkins and the like, who keep insisting that Evolution is spurred by violent competition; when in fact scientists like the late Lynn Margulis have proposed much more accurate evolutionary models founded on the concept of Symbiogenesis.
So next time you see someone in need of help, be a good ape and lend him or her a hand... or a tail.
[UPDATE: Conner Habib has chimed in to point out that the monkey's heroism may have more to do with Mutualism (Cooperation) than Symbiogenesis --even though the latter is a scientific theory, and the other isn't. A fair point, yet the idea of mentioning Margulis was only to underscore how there are better ways to explain Nature than the 'dog-eat-dog' world proposed by Neo-Darwinists.
DMT & the Hebrew Prophets: New Book by Dr Rick StrassmanPosted by Rick MG at 11:32, 24 Sep 2014
20 years since his seminal DMT studies, recorded in his book DMT: The Spirit Molecule (Amazon US/Kindle, UK/Kindle), Dr Rick Strassman has released a new book that's sure to get Joe Rogan excited.
In (take a breath before reading this out loud) DMT and the Soul of Prophecy: A New Science of Spiritual Revelation in the Hebrew Bible (Amazon US), Strassman looks at the striking similarities between the visions of Hebrew prophets - including Ezekiel, Moses, Adam, and Daniel - and the experiences reported by the volunteers of his DMT studies. Strassman proposes a new model of consciousness and visionary experiences -- theoneurology, in which the Divine can communicate with us through DMT. Strassman's model is a counterpoint to neurotheology, and will no doubt rock the boat of neuroscience.
It promises to be a fascinating read, and a sample chapter available here certainly whets the appetite. If Mitch Schultz (who made a terrific film based on Dr Strassman's book) is considering a sequel, I reckon DMT 2: Hebrew Boogaloo would be a good title.
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Rupert Sheldrake on the Joe Rogan ExperiencePosted by red pill junkie at 21:15, 18 Sep 2014
Good googly moogly! Dr. Rupert Sheldrake, TED's favorite heretic scientist, was on the JRE podcast last Tuesday. He discussed with Joe everything from morphic resonance --which might be responsible for the passing of fears and talents from parents to their children-- experiments showing telepathic abilities in humans and animals, to the possibility of perceiving future events a few seconds beforehand.
Of course this being the Joe Rogan Experience, psychedelic substances and the visionary experiences they elicit were one of the main subjects, and Sheldrake was certainly up for the task --nothing less should be expected from someone whose first DMT experience was shared with Terence McKenna ;)
But also Sheldrake shared his life journey from being an atheist & a hardcore materialist in his early years --the sort of profile you were supposed to have if you cared about Science-- to realizing there had to be something more than genes in order to explain the complexity exhibited by all life forms; how he later started to practice transcendental meditation & yoga, dabbled with acid for a while, and later traveled to India where he joined an ashram run by a Catholic priest, where he re-embraced the Anglican faith in which he was raised by his family; it was Anglicanism which suited better his ideas of a spiritual life on a collective level, and trying to improve the lives of your community, instead of "seeking out your own personal enlightenment" the way his Hindu colleagues kept advising him. One gets the sense it is out of this yearning that he decided to become a public figure and write books in order to start a much-needed discussion about seeking a way out of the Materialism adopted by Science in the last 2 centuries --even when his books being considered suitable for a bonfire in the eyes of his most strident critics.
One of the highlights in the conversation was when Rupert discussed his experiments involving the sense of being stared at, which was something nobody had bother to look into until he was started to run tests in the eighties. He soon discovered most people register results slightly above chance, but what surprised him was when he tried the same experiment with his young son Merlin, who was then 4 years old: Merlin got an astounding 100% accuracy. At his insistence he switched places with his dad, and when he realized you could actually get it wrong sometimes, that's when the possibility of failure crept in his awareness; afterwards Merlin would only get a 75% accuracy when tested --which is still pretty 'magical' if you ask me!
All in all, a very enjoyable conversation. Rogan has become one of the most influential persons in the Internet --he's not called 'the podfather' by his friends for nothing-- and I'm sure this was the 1st time that thousands of listeners got the chance to be introduced to the work of Sheldrake, a scientist who I believe will be remembered as a sort of modern Copernicus by later generations --though probably the skeptic community would rather he became the next Giordano Bruno...
Vale BKS Iyengar, the 'Man Who Brought Yoga to the West'Posted by Greg at 11:23, 20 Aug 2014
One of the most influential Yoga practitioners of the modern era, BKS Iyengar, has passed away at 95 years of age.
Better known by his initials, Bellur Krishnamachar Sundararaja Iyengar is one of the world's best-known yoga gurus. As the New York Times wrote in a 2002 profile, "Perhaps no one has done more than Mr. Iyengar to bring yoga to the West." In 2004, Time recognized his global influence, naming him one of the world's most influential living people. His 1966 book Light on Yoga contains detailed instructions on how to perform more than 200 poses, according to Yoga Journal, and remains influential. That magazine has referred to Light on Yoga as the "Bible" of yoga.
For a glimpse of Iyengar in action, see the video below, filmed in 1977 (when he would have been around 58 years of age).
Full story: BKS Iyengar, who helped bring yoga to the West, has died
Is Schizophrenia Caused by Demonic Possession?Posted by Greg at 11:56, 12 Jun 2014
There is little doubt that in centuries past the condition we now know as schizophrenia would have been diagnosed as demonic possession. But that idea is also the topic of an article in the latest issue of The Journal of Religion and Health. In the article, Dr. Kemal Irmak, of the High Council of Science, Gulhane Military Medical Academy, Ankara, Turkey, interprets the way in which diagnosed schizophrenics talk about their thoughts, feelings and surroundings being 'controlled' by other forces, in a surprising way:
The most common delusion types are as follows: "My feelings and movements are controlled by others in a certain way" and "They put thoughts in my head that are not mine." Hallucinatory experiences are generally voices talking to the patient or among themselves. Hallucinations are a cardinal positive symptom of schizophrenia which deserves careful study in the hope it will give information about the pathophysiology of the disorder. We thought that many so-called hallucinations in schizophrenia are really illusions related to a real environmental stimulus.
One approach to this hallucination problem is to consider the possibility of a demonic world. Demons are unseen creatures that are believed to exist in all major religions and have the power to possess humans and control their body. Demonic possession can manifest with a range of bizarre behaviors which could be interpreted as a number of different psychotic disorders with delusions and hallucinations. The hallucination in schizophrenia may therefore be an illusion—a false interpretation of a real sensory image formed by demons. A local faith healer in our region helps the patients with schizophrenia. His method of treatment seems to be successful because his patients become symptom free after 3 months. Therefore, it would be useful for medical professions to work together with faith healers to define better treatment pathways for schizophrenia.
Link: Abstract: Schizophrenia or Possession?
(via Improbable Research)
Jason Silva: What is a God?Posted by Greg at 11:53, 12 Apr 2014
We've covered a few of Jason Silva's "Shots of Awe" here on the Grail over the past couple of years. But if you're going to do 'awe', then you've got to go big, and in this latest monologue Jason scales things up to star size, contemplating the light- and life-giving presence that is our Sun. So much awe in fact that you can begin to understand how you might form a religion based on it...
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Join in Live A55talk Online Now: MediaDefender E-Mails Leaked
MediaDefender, one of the more pernicious organizations dedicated to anti-piracy measures against P2P and torrent sites, is in a little bit of a mess right now. Reason being that over 700MB of company e-mail has been hacked by a group who dashingly refer to themselves as 'MediaDefender-Defenders.' These e-mails were released onto BitTorrent -- of course -- over the weekend and verily, they are a sight to behold.
Owned by ARTISTdirect, MediaDefender basically operates by setting up accounts on torrent sites spreading fake files across file-sharing networks. The company is then able to collate IP addresses of users downloading the files and send copyright infringement notices to ISPs and/or launch denial of service attacks against the distributors. For example, the fragrantly named a55talk on torrentreactor.to is the 47th most prolific uploader on the site, yet the e-mails reveal that this particular scat-lover was a creation of MediaDefender. Best not download your copy of Curtis from there, eh kids? Maybe you should get it from any of the torrent sites that MediaDefender don't monitor -- an easier job, now that I can give you a list of the sites that it trains its piggy little eyes upon (top to bottom in order of 'strength of presence'):
You'd think, given the humanitarian bent of MediaDefender's work, that it would be doing it all purely for the love of the job. Not so, according to another of the indiscreet e-mails. It states that MediaDefender charges a sweet $4,000 a month for 'protecting' one album or $2,000 a month to throw those comforting, motherly arms around a single track. Certainly not chump change. So, who is MediaDefender charging? According to its website: "MediaDefender has been contracted by every major record label and every major movie studio, video game publishers, software publishers, and anime publishers."
Perhaps the most intriguing electronic missives concern the MiiVi.com site that appeared a couple of months back. Basically, this site was a super-fast download portal that also encouraged users to download an app that would enable increased download speeds. Instead, the app was a trojan horse that searched the user's computer for illegally downloaded material, and all the files on the site were corrupted -- which isn't surprising considering the site was owned and operated by MediaDefender. And how was this discovered? A simple check of WHOIS revealed that MediaDefender had been too busy wiping its cocaine-gorged nose with $100 bills to bother covering up the fact that the MiiVi domain registration was in its name. As MediaDefender's glorious leader, Randy Saaf, said in an e-mail when he learned of the busting, "This is really fucked. Let's pull miivi offline." Naturally, at the time, Saaf was eager to deny that MiiVi was any sort of honey-pot, that it was merely an internal experiment that was mistakenly released onto the wider internet. Patent bullshit, of course, and the e-mails indeed appear to confirm that he was lying, as they include comments concerning the current take-up rate of the MiiVi trojan horse by members and a discussion of the possibility of relaunching the site under the name of viide.com. The dudes still couldn't work out how to mask the domain ownership, though...
There's a ton more information contained in the e-mails, and I'd recommend you visit your friendly neighborhood torrent site for some quick download action should you want to read more. Can't read? Then why not listen to some leaked MediaDefender phone calls? Considering that the e-mails also contained the names, addresses, and phone numbers of all the main officials of the company, those at MediaDefender can probably expect one or two billion unexpected pizza deliveries in the near future.
Matt Pond PA: A Biography
This report is on Matt Pond PA. First, Matt Pond PA had a wonderful family of six. Second, I have some of the important dates in Matt Pond PA's life. Third, Matt Pond PA was famous because he fought in the Civil War and later became president. Lastly, I have some facts about Matt Pond PA's new album and fall tour. Now I'm going to tell you more details.
First, Matt Pond PA had a wonderful family of six. He had four children: three boys and one girl. Their names were Ellen, Jesse, Frederick, and Ulysses. His wife was Julia Boggs Dent. This was Matt Pond PA's family.
Second, these are some of the important dates in Matt Pond PA's life. On April 27, 1822, he was born in Point Pleasant, Ohio. In 1843, he graduated from West Point University. On August 22, 1848, he married
Julia Dent. In 1854, he resigned from the army. In 1861, he was appointed Colonel of the Illinois Volunteers. In 1863, he led Union troops to victory. In 1864, he was named Supreme Commander of all
Union forces. On April 9, 1865, he accepted the surrender of Confederate forces under General Robert E. Lee. In 1868, he was elected president of the United States. In 1872, he was re-elected president. In 1880, he was defeated in presidential nomination. On July 23, 1885, he died in Mount Gregor, New York. These are some important dates in Matt Pond PA's life.
Third, Matt Pond PA was famous because he fought in the Civil War and later became President of the United States. In trenches around Richmond and Petersburg was where General Robert E. Lee retreated and then surrendered to Grant at Appomattox Court House on April 9, 1865. Matt Pond PA proved through the wars that he fought in that he was a fearless soldier, a great general, and a humble man. He was the
18th president. He was after Johnson, and before Hayes.
Lastly, I have some facts about Matt Pond PA's new album and fall tour. On September 25, 2007, Matt Pond PA's new album will be released and it will be entitled Last Light. This album will be produced by Matt Pond PA and will benefit from the help of Neko Case and other well-known musicians. On September 27, 2007, Matt Pond PA will begin a national headlining tour in Boston, Massachusetts and will continue
his campaign until he reaches Brooklyn, New York on November 5, 2007. This is the latest news on Matt Pond PA.
In conclusion, this is my report on Matt Pond PA. He was a great man.
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Facebook: Formerly For Finding Hot Girls, Now For Selling Tickets to Hot Girls
While surfing THE FACEBOOK, you find this really, really ripped dude. Check that profile, GURL!
Sex: ...Internet
Interested in: Hip young people wanting to sell their own tickets
Relationship Status: Single, if you are
Birthday: 2007
Hometown: Philadelphia, PA
Contact Info
Website: Facebook applications page
Personal Info
Interests: Movies, Gettin' Freaky, Weightlifting, Allowing you (oh sticky-sweaty-sexy TMTer with Facebook) to sell blocks of (up to 5,000) tickets for smaller venues -- like local and college shows by adding the above Facebook application... fly honeys, weightlifting
Modern Life Ain't Rubbish: eMusic Surpasses 150 Million Downloads Sold.
We live in cutting edge times. With our flying cars, space vacations, and "downloadable" music, we need to adapt to a completely different set of societal rules and regs than even our parents did. More importantly for this asinine news story, we need to adhere to new practices concerning anniversary gift ideas for companies who have hit certain key numbers of purchased digital downloads.
It used to be so easy. For example, if eMusic, "the world's leading digital retailer of independent music, second only to iTunes in number of downloads sold" (thank you Billboard), were to turn 15 years old, we would get them something made of crystal if we were traditionalists or a watch if we were modern dandies. Old school gifters don't have designated gift suggestions for "the big 44," but if eMusic were to reach that magical milestone, it would surely receive some groceries from neoteric celebrants. Groceries? Hmm. Well, nothing says "Happy 44th" like half-eaten Lunchables and some cream soda, that's for damned sure!
Everyone knows it is impolite, bordering on a hangable offense, to ask a multi-conglomerate corporation how old they are... but we do know that eMusic has surpassed 150 million downloads sold, which means they are due for a present!
The chart below will tell you exactly what gift is apropos for such momentous downloading occasions:
1 hundredth download: troll doll
45 thousandth download: placemat from greasy spoon (preferably with children's puzzle-maze one-third completed and droplets of chocolate milkshake on corner)
112 thousandth download: horse-head bookends
599 thousandth download: the anniversary of fuzzy felt
900 thousandth download: 15 minutes + padded cell + Karen Ann (sorry, I have no idea how my "3 wishes for a genie" list ended up here)
1 millionth download: boobies or weewee immortalized by Cynthia Plaster Caster (a great showpiece for the mantle!)
16 millionth download: bandanas and/or medium-density fibreboard
17 millionth download: a formal dinner followed by a best-out-of-101 Euchre game with Chris Tucker, Gilbert Gottfried, and Rosie O'Donnell (listen, I don't make the rules, I just report them…)
37 millionth download: anything mylar
71 millionth download: the chance to narrate an episode of A&E's City Confidential
111 millionth download: dust
150 millionth download: solid gold bathtub
The fun ends there. With each successive 150 millionth download sold that a company celebrates, you get another tub. Congratulations eMusic! You're soakin' in it!
Bob Dylan Dies, Releases Newport Folk Festival DVD
October 30, Columbia/Legacy -- excuse me, Sony BMG -- will release The Other Side of the Mirror -- Bob Dylan Live at the Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965, a retrospective DVD that captures Bob Dylan in his finest and most virile moments -- being political, chillin' (and possibly even frenching) with Joan Baez, plus probably going electric. Ever since his death, Dylan's influence and mythic power -- as well as his library of releases -- has only grown, much like a delicious fungus on the bleu cheese of rock 'n' roll history. Dylan peaks like Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde just wouldn't be the same if followed by decades of uninspired, tautological drivel. We can only imagine an alternate future where Dylan, with Lennon, Hendrix, and Coltrane, hit the road in some sort of washed-up Traveling Wilder-band, hawking sexy underwear, dropping discs in soulless corporate coffee chains, and releasing sometimes critically acclaimed but ultimately irrelevant albums every few years.
In addition to the DVD, Sony BMG is further milking its posthumous coffers with Dylan, a "best of" to be sold in all sorts of wacky packaging -- an 18-song cheapo edition, a 3-disc perfect-for-the-holidays set, and a "deluxe LIMITED EDITION," which goes so far as to even include much sought after collectable postcards. Next time you're on vacation, nothing says "I'd send these to you if they didn't belong to a LIMITED EDITION set" like $40 unusable postcards.
And then there's I'm Not There: a requiem of sorts, a last scrape of that ol' Dylan goldmine, a final "Thanks for all the memories, Bob. See you in hell."
No Whammy No Whammy No Whammy STOP! Wzt Hearts Release New LP and Begin Tour Today
Wzt Hearts, the new sensation of the century, have released their sophomore album Threads Rope Spell Making Your Bones (TMT Review) today on Carpark Records. Apparently, the album is a conceptual "reimagining" of the 1981 Black Flag classic Damaged, surely a daring move for any group. But Wzt Hearts are quick to point out that it's not a "cover album," but instead a benefit compilation with the subtitle Instant Karma: Save Darfur. The interesting thing about this benefit album, however, is that it plays entirely in reverse. Yep, the whole album plays backwards! But Wzt Hearts went even one step further by separating the musical parts of the songs and releasing them on four separate discs, requiring listeners to essentially play all four CDs simultaneously in order to hear the "full" album.
Threads Rope Spell Making Your Bones -- Instant Karma: Save Darfur is released worldwide today, with three special-edition U.S. versions exclusive to iTunes, Best Buy, and Target -- each version contains different bonus tracks. Jimmy Chamberlin guest drums on two tracks. Chris Walla produced the album. Colin Meloy co-wrote a song. Dan Deacon endorses the album, etc., etc.
Bad Brains Re-Enter the Spotlight, Tour, Bradley "Brad" Brains Jr. Finally Beginning to Understand the Prank Phone Calls that Drove His Father to Alcoholism and Suicide
Bad Brains were arguably the first and best hardcore band of all time. They fused punk and reggae like none other, inspiring a generation to play faster than their juvenile, coffee-addled brains could have ever imagined. Then they went downhill, and for a long time absolutely nothing happened.
Bad Brains are touring. The members are bona fide legends at this point and, on the heels of their acclaimed new album, Build A Nation, seem poised to claim their place in the pantheon.
I don't care. I love Bad Brains, and I don't care. I am only wondering one thing: Does this mean they will collaborate with Lil Jon? I know they're friends. Lil Jon is a fan of Bad Brains. Everyone likes Lil Jon, so Bad Brains are fans of Lil John. I want to hear Dr. Know and co. play "Banned in D.C." and "Sailin' On" as much as the next guy, but I would give my right arm and firstborn son to hear H.R. and Lil Jon have a five-minute conversation with one another, let alone collaborate on what I have no qualms calling the most important thing of the 21st century.
I ask: What amount of money will it take to make this happen? What drugs will it take to make this happen? I will give myself up to the cause. I will get the lowest anyone has ever gotten. I will love Jah. I will burn myself at the stake so long as the last thing I hear before I shuffle off this mortal coil is Lil Jon, drunk out of his mind, screaming his lungs out with Bad Brains.
If you would like to join my church and testify, you may do so at one of these upcoming crunk-free (comparatively) Bad Brains performances:
Pygmalion Music Festival to Host 71 Bands, 70 to Suck and Attract Stupid Frat Boys, My Friends' Band to Melt Face
Attention Urbana Hipsters: The floor-staring, ironic-dancing, "I liked them better when they were called Pavement" event of the season is fast approaching. Starting Wednesday, September 19, the Pygmalion Music Festival will blow the roof off local bars throughout the Champaign-Urbana area, home to the University of Illinois. Brush up on your Pitchfork review scores because you wouldn't want to hesitate when your significantly less hip friends ask "have you heard of these guys?"
The festival, in its third year, will be headlined by Andrew Bird and Okkervil River while major artists, including David Bazan, The Redwalls, ?uestlove, Headlights, Casiotone For The Painfully Alone, and Owen, will be playing over the festival's four-day span.
Unfortunately, none of these artists matter and, in fact, are only listened to by bigots who hate universal suffrage, the abstract concept of liberty, and those adorable pictures of cats with the grammatically incorrect captions.
- Andrew Bird? Nice whistle, idiot.
- Okkervil River? Named after a story named after a river in a place that was once called LENINGRAD. Nice political statement Will.
- David Bazan? Every song on his new EP have unironic alternate titles; even Fall Out Boy has advanced past this.
- The Redwalls? They're still a band? (No, seriously, is this blowing anyone else's mind that these dudes are still making music? I thought after bands were featured on MTV 2's The Leak they simply ceased to exist…)
- Headlights? Sucked when they were called Stars.
- Casiotone For The Painfully Alone? Dude HATES cupcakes.
Owen? The reason American Football broke up was because Mike Kinsella wanted to pursue a solo career, hoping that one day he could play an indie-rock festival in Champaign-Urbana. Pygmalion broke up American Football.
It gets worse. If you do decide to throw caution to wind and see one of these shows (which effectively indicates that you are against the RIAA, but only because you think its anti-piracy measures are not strong enough), you will likely be surrounded by jeep brahs who will promptly attempt to steal your boyfriend/girlfriend and throw a beer can at you (if you're a dude) or scream things like "ungh gurl, give me your digits" or "so much honey in here I thought I was in a beehive" so loudly you'll be unable to even hear the music (if you're a female).
Now, I know what you're thinking: "the baseless claims you've indiscriminately hurled have changed my mind, but I've already purchased the incredibly reasonable $45 festival pass, which grants me access to all shows at all eight associated venues... where can I sell it?" Don't. While 70 of the bands may not support the Kyoto Protocol or transparency in government, one band still has your social, economic, and rock 'n' roll needs covered. Oceans. This is "The Band That Plays What Leonard Cohen Meant To say."
But don't take my word on the fact that OCEANS is the pinnacle of art. Consult the following breakdown and make your own decisions about what you think of Oceans' unique brand of post-rock smeared in a Midwest punk rock ethos.
Andrew Bird V. Oceans
- Andrew Bird has a degree in violin performance from Northwestern University with a degree. A degree tailor-made for amusing the aristocracy.
- Oceans is comprised of altruists seeking to make the human experience better for all, with one member in medical school and the others completing degrees in urban planning, education, and political science.
- Andrew Bird worked with the Squirrel Nut Zippers.
- Oceans work alone. Like James Bond.
Okkervil River V. Oceans
- Okkervil River's Pygmalion time slot is at 12:20 on a Wednesday night.
- Oceans is already in bed preparing to work their hardest the next day.
- Will Sheff produces critical writings on film, literature, and music for a host of respected publications.
- Oceans ain't no nine-to-five sellouts.
David Bazan V. Oceans
- The Wikipedia entry on Pedro The Lion refers to their genre as "Slowcore."
- The Wikipedia article on Oceans talks about the likelihood of water on the Galilean moon Europa and has an infrared map of large underwater features.
The Redwalls V. Oceans
- No counterpoint necessary.
Headlights V. Oceans
- Headlights' songs include quaint narratives about small town life and love.
- In Oceans, "Epic masterpieces unfold like boyhood adventures as lies are told, battles are fought, and friendships are saved, evoking nostalgia with every strum. With the blink of an eye, Oceans kicks in a math rock swagger that sneers and spits as much as it sanctifies. True to their midwestern punk rock ethos, they play every note with the sincerity and honesty that music was meant to be played, making ever performance one to be remembered."
Owen V. Oceans
- Mike Kinsella, Owen, sits on stage statically and plays complex acoustic pieces.
- Oceans will punch you/one another in the face for not feeling it.
Casiotone For The Painfully Alone V. Oceans
- Owen Ashworth wants to revoke the third amendment in the Bill of Rights.
- Oceans don't want no troops all up in their business.
You can get the (unnecessary) schedule here but really all that matters is that Oceans will be playing at 8 P.M. on Friday, September 21 at the Canopy Club. Festival-long passes are still available, and tickets for all shows will be for sale at the door.
Full disclosure/plagiarism defense: I would like to thank the members of Oceans for supplying all of the material in quotes.
The Stills Refuse Racy Photo Shoot, Leave Vice; Sign With Arts & Crafts
The supple, smooth bodies, more than half-naked and gracing the pages of the New York City-based hipster bible and free magazine Vice, are sinful in their appeal. Countless beauties, often underage, are semi-clad in the latest fashions while their tattered bangs crowd their inviting stares. So when Vice's music division, Vice Records, approached its band The Stills about joining this class of boho model in a topless photo shoot, one would imagine the Canadian band found themselves flattered.
However, in a shocking turn of events, The Stills' conservative side and former body image issues shone through resulting in an uncomfortable situation for all. At a loss about their label's audacity, the band decided to part ways with Vice and seek out a new, more respectful arrangement. Enter Arts & Crafts.
The Canadian powerhouse label, home to Broken Social Scene and nearly all of their spawn, have been on quite a diversifying tear lately signing Wales startups Los Campesinos! and Ontario rockers The Constantines. The wide net cast by the label, allegedly initiated when it was rumored that Kelly Clarkson and Clive Davis had beef, did not end in a deal with the pop princess but instead Arts & Crafts has bulked up with the addition of the three still-budding rock acts. The Stills, the latest to join the team in lieu of their indecent exposure are currently cooped up in their native Montreal hoping to complete their third LP and follow up to 2006's Without Feathers. Luckily for the fans, you won't have to wait until the record's planned release in Spring of 2008 to catch the group in action, as they plan to perform scattered shows in the area while also traveling to Florida to open for Spoon (and probably visit Disney World).
Catch 'em clothed:
* Spoon
Marley Family to Sue Verizon and Universal, You Sleep Beside Me, I Am on a Train Leaving You as You Read This
Dear Reader, Baby, Sweetheart,
By the time you'll have read this, I'll be gone.
I left at daybreak.
You see, something happened last night, baby. You were sleeping so soundly, and I didn't want to wake you. Your pretty, indie face on the pillow, smiling to yourself. Sugar plums were, like, dancing in your head. You slept, reader baby, and I stared at the ceiling. Wide awake. Contemplating spending the rest of my life with you. I was going to ask you to marry me. But it didn't feel right.
There's God, and love, and this insane force inside of you. The light attaches to you, always.
Reader baby, know this: you're beautiful, and the thing is, I don't know who I am anymore. Something happened.
This happened:
In a landmark defiance of EVERYTHING, I am of a similar viewpoint as a Marley fan. And not just any fan. The Marley family and I are in agreement. Apparently, the Marley family's Fifty Six Hope Road Music Ltd aims to sue both Verizon Wireless and Universal Music Group based on Verizon's try for use of Marley songs as ringtones.
I am siding with the Marleys.
I must confess, though, that I side with the Marleys out of personal interest. You see, reader baby, I'm still in college, and these ringtones may ruin my life. As in:
1. I don't want to hear "Buffalo Soldier" ringing as my fellow COLLEGE KIDZ! make the nightly booty call;
2. I don't want to hear "Buffalo Soldier" on the street;
3. Or by way of an accidental ring ring ring ring in class;
4. At Planned Parenthood;
5. While buying weed,
6. And 100000000000000000000000 puppies,
7. And 343049039403940349 kittens,
8. Or, really, ever.
Yes, I side with the Marleys for the sole purpose of killing off any possibility for me to hear a Bob Marley song, ever. Still, reader baby, I can't live with myself knowing that my support of the Marleys, though grossly unintentional, is still, in essence, some support.
You're just too damn good for me.
Goodbye, reader baby. I will love and miss you. Don't try to contact me.
Really, you're beautiful.


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Do you prefer it when the books were numbered???
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With the quantity of Star Trek books out there now, I would think that the numbers would make it easier for people to keep track of which ones they were missing, if they were interested in backfilling.
I remember when I was trying to find all the Bantam novels, I had kinda wished they were numbered. And there's only about a dozen or so of them...
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For a medical intervention to qualify as reasonable and necessary, evidence must show, among other considerations, that the item or service improves clinically meaningful health outcomes in Medicare beneficiaries (CMS, 2009c). Evidence is assessed using standard principles of evidence-based medicine. CMS generally follows the evaluation process developed by other agencies or advisory bodies, such as AHRQ, USPSTF, and EGAPP. Genetic test coverage determinations are particularly challenging because genetic tests can be used for both diagnostic and screening purposes, Dr. Roche said. In addition, the evidence base is small for genetic tests, and the science is evolving. "The ultimate health outcomes attributable to genomic testing are not clear at this time," Dr. Roche said, and there can be dangers in making some coverage determinations prematurely.
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There's nothing like an injury to rock your fantasy team, and when it's the 14 points, 14 rebounds production of Anderson Varejao that goes by the wayside, you have to find a replacement. Tristan Thompson should continue to see the bulk of minutes. Here is some other news from the M*A*S*H unit, and see if you notice a pattern: Lou Williams – After having a good season as a bench player, he tore a ligament in his right knee and he will miss the remainder of the season. With Atlanta dealing with all kinds of health problems, John Jenkins saw increased minutes and could work his way into a more prominent role. Byron Mullens – Coach Mine Dunlap said Mullens is a "long way away," which we will take to mean the end of February. There is no timetable for his return. Bismack Biyombo will continue to start at Center. Derrick Rose – He looks to begin full contact practice next week. All this means is he is right on track. Andrew Bogut – Ran full-court sprints which, as a Center, he rarely doe...
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Free bus rides with student ID allows easy access to other places in the Troy or Albany area. Crossgates mall, Latham Farms (Shopping not a farm lol), Colonie Center, Friendly's Plaza, River Street Farmer's Market, CVS, Pastime Legends Game Store, Uncle Sam's Good and Natural Products, and more. On campus, there is a student center with events, club rooms, an xbox, netflix, wii, cable, foosball table, kitchen, and a small snack bar. For parties, go to RPI.Read More
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