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Right now you are wondering what the heck is he talking about. Well, what I am talking about is the liberal tactic of "focusing on the wart". This tactic is used by liberals to get you to focus in a narrow way on the smaller things that are ugly, sometimes very ugly, in order to get you to go along with their destructive, and freedom robbing policies. In pushing global warming they want you to focus on isolated weather events such as regional droughts, flooding, hurricanes, and even wild fires. They blamed global warming for the drought in the Southeast United States, while also blaming it for the Mississippi River flooding that occurred during that drought. Let's sum up this proposition – global warming caused droughts in the Southeast, while at the same time causing flooding only a few hundred miles away – does that make sense – it doesn't to me. Some even blamed global warming for the wildfires in California, even though some of those fires were intentionally set – I guess the global warming devil made them do it. This kind of stuff happens all the time, and what liberals are hoping for is a high level of ignorance and fear on the part of the American people in order to push this religion.
You probably didn't know it, but Al Gore did become President, President of Climate Change Hysteria that is, and if there is a president, there must also be a vice-president, and that distinct honor goes to Mr. James Hansen, doctor that is, the NASA climate scientist who was arrested along with an assortment of other liberal loons on June 23rd, 2009 in West Virginia while protesting a coal mining company. Now, President Gore has become a multi-millionaire peddling his global warming hysteria, and Vice-President Hansen is getting himself arrested in sixties style sit-ins. With one being deeply financially involved and the other being deeply emotionally involved, why should we be expected to believe anything they have to say about the subject. Hansen recently put out a bogus report that claimed that October 2009 was the hottest on record. This was in the face of all the anecdotal evidence that October was very cool worldwide. Well , it turns out that he recycled numbers from September, which of course made October very hot. It's just a good thing that there are many global warming non-conformists who keep a very close eye on Vice-Presidents Hansen's numbers.
Even Bill O'reilly, who is more liberal on this issue than he is conservative once made one of the stupidest comments I have ever heard anyone make on this issue. It was two or three years ago in the early winter and at that time there was very warm weather all across the country – people were in t-shirts in New York for instance. I have to paraphrase, but O'Reilly said that if you don't believe in global warming, just look out your door – wow!, I didn't know it was that simple – just look out my door. Well, about a week later I looked out my door and all I saw was snow and ice, and the same thing was occurring nation wide – winter had set in, and it was a miserable one. A very serious problem has developed for the environmental loons though. The weather seemed to be getting cooler, because for the last several years we have had very cold and wintry winters, and the other seasons have been very mild also, and we now know that there has been no warming since about 1998. Well, never fear, the alarmist are here. They merely changed the name from global warming to climate change – problem solved, and they could continue to blame humans.
Now let's take our focus off the wart, and look at a larger picture, and also ask a few questions. Contrary to what the warming alarmists are saying, there is not a consensus on this subject, and to the extent that there was one, it is being dismantled as we speak – and it barely makes the public opinion polls as an issue of importance. Next up, the computer models – the computers say this, the computers say that. Bottom line – computers are programmed by humans, hence they only know what they are told to know, and how to process information – besides, do you actually believe that scientists can with any degree of certainty forecast the climate 25 to a 100 years out – I certainly don't.
You must also consider the history of the world, at least as we think we know it, in that there has been multiple ice ages and warming cycles as evidenced by ice cores and other means. We even know that history recorded by humans shows periods of little ice ages, and periods warmer than it is today. Keep in mind that these warmer periods occurred when people rode livestock, used candles for lighting, and wiped with leaves – there were no autos or power plants. Polar bears – the alarmists say the polar bear will be in jeopardy if the ice cap melts because they won't be able to feed on the seals. Let's just suppose that the Arctic ice cap completely melts – what do you think will happen to the polar bears. I could be wrong, but I think they would move inland to terra firma, and guess what else would move inland – the seals!!! – and then chomp chomp they would become bear cuisine.
Something else to consider that actually is very important is that the technology that we use today to monitor the climate did not exist years ago or in particular, decades ago, and this science is still evolving and therefore deeply questionable. The science may not be new in human terms, but it certainly is new in Earth terms. Scientists just do not have enough long term experience on it, and for anyone to say they can forecast with any degree of accuracy decades out, is either lying or naive – the variables are just too extensive. Finally – we can't, in our pathetic brief existence on this earth, with the limited amount of experience we possess, determine what the ideal climate should be, much less do anything about it.

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SFTI : Salut, Julien! In the beginning could you introduce yourselves(self), give us a brief description of how long have you been together in Daïtro, what's the story behind the band and what about your releases up to now.
JU : Hi Mitko! So I'm Julien, I play the guitar and sing in the band. I play with 4 other good dudes, Benoit who plays the drums, Aurelien who sings, Gwen who plays the bass and Sam who plays the guitar too... I know Sam since I'm 3 and Benoit since I'm 13 and one day we decided to start a band so we learned to play our instruments... We started to play as a 3 piece in 1997 but it was just to learn how to play together, write our first shitty songs... The band as Daïtro started in 2000, we were a 4 piece for the first 4 years, there was no lead singer (I sang everything) and Thomas was playing the bass. We released a debut 7" in 2002 and an MCD 'Des Cendres, Je Me Consumme' in 2003 with this line-up and then when Aurelien and Gwen arrived (in the beginning of 2004) we
did a split with Raein in 2004, a first full length 'Laisser Vivre Les Squelettes' in 2005, a split with Ampere in 2006, one with Sed Non Satiata and another 7" in 2007. We toured mostly in Europe since then but also in Japan in 2006 and in the US in 2007. There is no particular story behind the band, just friends wanting to play music altogether, that's how we started and what is one of the main statement of the band...
SFTI : You released a split album with your friends Sed Non Satiata that is a benefit for two collectives in France and some Italian organisation. Please, explain us how did you come up with the idea for making this split and give us an info about the collectives you're benefiting.
JU : we were involved in Food Not Cops which was the Food Not Bombs in Lyon and we missed some dishes to cook and serve dinners. We thought we could raise some money with the next record for it but as we didn't wanted it to benefit only something from our hometown, we decided that it would be cool if it could be helpful for other local associations of people being involved in the record. As I said, Food Not Cops is based on the Food Not Bombs idea, we collect food for free in markets, cook it and then serve in the street to people in the need... Unhurt is as an association in Toulouse preventing ears damage... Spazio Autismo is an association in Bergamo helping autistic kids to make their lives better and more enjoyable. The LP in the US will also be helping for Casa De Elizabeth, an orphenage in Tucson, Arizona helping children who have been deprived of a loving family...
SFTI : What other bands, projects, collectives, organisations are any of you involved with? I know you're making a DIY label/distro and that you're doing artwork and packaging for Daïtro and other bands...
JU : Gwen and I started a new band with our friend Hugues/Puzzle records it is called 12XU, it is more Wipers-HotSnakes-Dinosaur JR. driven... we played our first shows and will record a demo this week end! Gwen and I also started Echo Canyon Records, we released the split with Sed Non Satiata on CD and have other projects on our mind for the next future... I do some artworks sometimes too. Sam is co-managing a DIY art gallery in Lyon too and make some exhibitions in other cities too... So far that's all, it's quieter than before actually!
SFTI : The messages in the Daïtro's songs seems to be social/politicaly awared but the writing style is more introverted and layered not directly hitting the listener with songs about politics like the generic hardcore/crust bands. Do you think your DIY attitude, playing in squats and benefiting different causes make you political band and is this a political act in and of itself?
JU : Our topics, the way the band works, where we play and what we want to do with it comes from some political awareness but it doesn't make the band 'political' if you know what I mean... I think the meaning is too strong and it would be pretentious and unfair to all the bands being really political.. With the band, I think we are more trying to put out questions we have instead of singing a rebel truth. But I don't consider ourselves as apolitical at all too so we're somewhere between these 2 extremes. Too many people think that the fact of being DIY make them political whereas I think it is a fantasy. Being a militant, going in demonstration, glueing posters for Anarchist Federation or whatever, trying to reach different people with radical ideas this is politics. Most of the scene here is simply extreme left wing friendly whereas few are real political militant...
SFTI : What is the meaning of hardcore/punk for you? Is it a lifestyle, youth rebellion against the norms, a tool for radical ideas or something else? How does the meaning of DIY and activism changed for you during the years?
JU : Hardcore punk for me is a tool that helps me to be aware and fight social and cultural dogmas, it helps me to get self confidence and helps me to think that brotherhood and solidarity still exist on this planet. But throughout the years, I lost my naivity about it, I stopped to think that it was a fantastic parallel world with only good and reliable people, I can notice the good and the
bad too and being with other people not being in the punk thing sometimes helps me a lot to keep hindsight on it, and not being swallowed by the punk dogma. I was way more activist 2 years ago but I've been so disappointed by some people or being sad by some things that happened that I calmed down everything. On the other hand, I can't stop setting up shows, playing with the band, having ideas of records to release but now I just try not to do 50 things in the same time and do things better when I'm involved in...
SFTI: Do you think this scene is really offering something new that you could explore all of your own without being trapped in the society's norms and rules? Or is this just a close minded social-clique with different trends, posers and divisions within it?
JU : You always have the good and the bad, the positive and negative aspect, you can't say punk scene is all white or all black. It definitely brings something new of course, punk scene brought really interesting ideas to the way you can build an independent network, how you can achieve big things on your own, how you can challenge some ideas you got from your education or from your culture, it really helped a lot to build my own person and to feel fine with it and it created some really stimulating things like DIY, radically different way of thinking and living, giving room and a voice to minorities... The negative aspect come from the fact that punk is well known now and that people can take from punk only some parts of it. So I don't think there is a whole punk scene fighting with the same will of making things, I think there are several punk networks with different level of radicalism... that's how it created cliques with boring posers and folklore pretending to know the truth about what punk is.
SFTI : What are you doing on daily basis outside the DIY hardcore/punk milleu that have positive impact on the people's lives and deal with the idea of mutual aid and solidarity? How can we enact in our everyday lives to the alienation, violence and nihilism in the modern westernized white-male-hetero dominated societies?
JU : mmm... Being aware of how it is stucked hard in our cultures and traditions is the first and most important step to change the bad habits we inherited, like the way we can speak, words can use and reflexes we can have towards women, gays and marginal people, or let's say people in general. Then besides what is related to punk, I'm not such involved in mutual aid and solidarity in my
hometown except giving old clothes, being aware of what I buy/eat/trash, things which are the most basic things you can do. The punk involvement (bands, shows, label, and other temporary projects) and my job fill my life enough to have a complicated personnal life sometimes so I cannot do more actually because I still want to keep free time to spend with people I love. On the other hand, I
don't know if I met the good people I'd like to do such things with yet... But, once I'd feel I can do it, I'd definitely get involved in local things who have an impact on people living in the same place... We probably did 10 times Food Not Cops in 2006 and it was a really good experience for me. Sharing moments with homeless/marginal people was something I really appreciated cause it's positive not to be disconnected with them. Thanks to the benefit, we'll buy some dishes and other stuff to cook in the street so it will help all of us to have a new dynamics about it and make Food Not Cops happening more often now...
SFTI: At the moment I'm sending you the questions for this interview there's the biggest NATO summit in history taking place in North of Bulgaria, in Bucharest the capital of Romania. 27 000 cops were mobilised to keep everything peaceful and quite and the repressions against the alternative looking people started weeks ago. Also the sxe hardcore band Die Young from USA was detained for 7 hours at the Romanian border a couple of days before the NATO summit. The protests in Bucharest are absolutley forbidden and activists are arrested without legal reasons. What do you think about all the militarism, propaganda and police presence defending the world leaders and NATO policies?
JU : It's just completely frightening and I just wish there will be riots just for the principle. I still can't believe the governments people elected need to be protected like this... At least, it shows that anticapitalist struggle has become a serious threat for them if they needed to be protected like that... Hopefully it will become bigger and bigger... It shows how our modern societies we praised as being a model of democracy are fucked up. What I think about militarism, propaganda etc. defending these dudes? How could I find one good reason to justify it? Who could do it except themselves? I'll give you a more local example that really pissed me off too Last year in Lyon, I was coming home and i had to cross a big place in the center... there were cops everywhere in the buses. You know, real cops dressed like soldiers... I went by one and asked 'what are you doing here?' The guy told me there was the Ministry
of Internal Affairs under the tent on the place and that they were there to keep the place quiet. It was very peaceful you know but now, it looks like evertime there is something liked to the government you need a big security. I was pissed off and it makes me so nervous, I couldn't believe it... I said 'don't you think there is a REAL problem with government if everytime it is represented it needs
to be protected with 10 buses of cops? Honestly?' He just replied me telling he was just doing what the hierarchy thought it was good to do. So what can you do...? You just want to smash those dickheads faces just for the principle of being there...
SFTI : Also do you have an opinion about the French militarism and Sarkozy's pro-American and pro-Zionist positions. As well as the French policies in CAR (Central African Republic) supporting the brutal dictatorships and sending French troops still fighting wars in Africa to keep up the current militarist regimes?
JU : France supporting African dictators is something each French president is doing, like a custom, it's not Sarkozy's idea. The most famous for that is Mitterand who sold so many weapons to dictators, stayed quiet during Rwanda holocaust etc... France and Africa have a terrible common history and it is totally ignored in France, it's crazy, except the fact that France had African colonies. All you hear in school and news here about postcolonialism in Africa is like France helps African countries to elect presidents, helped financially many countries and we can congratulate ourselves on how we did the job well... It's bullshit! Did you hear that there was a project of law defending postive aspect of colonialism to be taught in history classes in school 2 years ago? Hopefully it didn't happen thanks to teachers protest but I was so astonished that a French person could even think about it... French industries are so well in Africa, it brings so much to France, there is so much lobbying and lies that they'll help any regime who will help to keep the benefits. About the Sarkozy's pro-American and pro-Zionist positions, it makes me worried. I think the other presidents (Chirac was known for it) were Palestinian-friendly to be friendly with all the Muslim community in France, I think. It didn't make him better or more acceptable though, but at least I was relived to sometimes see him questioning the US policies. I think Chirac is the last right-wing president with that slight anti-Americanism coming from DeGaulle. Sarkozy is the new generation... He only thinks and act in a very extreme liberal way, he's one of these modern liberal leaders who'd do any things for France's commercial health, at any cost. The US policies are responsible of so many modern tragedies that I cannot be other than really anxious because of course I don't support or justify.
SFTI : What was your opinion about the big CPE civil unsrests and riots in France?
JU : It was really cool they happened because it pushed the government to change the law. As you probably know, we have a numerous of social advantages in France that tend to be more and more canceled because of a very radical liberal politics. That sucks for people of my generation because it is an open door to more and more social precarity. I'm relieved to see how young French people keep in their heart this reflex to go in the street when there is something wrong for them... There was HUGE demonstrations, it was really a massive thing... but I'm not idealistic about that you know, I know it happens only in some extreme
cases, which is still a good thing I admit of course, compared to other countries where it seems more dangerous to rebel against the government...
SFTI : Back to music related questions. What bands have influenced you the most? And if you can name a few great bands you like but have been underrated.
JU : I don't really have secret bands I love and who influence me with few people around me ignoring them... Maybe just Lisabö, a Basque band, singing in Basque language... their records are very hard to find, very limited, they only play in Basque country and they are in my top 5 of my favourite bands ever with no doubt. It's the saddest music I know and a great influence of the band too...
We're all fond of Breach too, I think that's where our taste for heavy rythm comes from... We did like Envy a lot in the past too, but we don't really consider them as influencial. The other bands that could stand as our models would probably be Yage, 12 Hour Turn, Hot Snakes, Lack, Aussitôt Mort, Sed Non Satiata... It stands as the common ground for the songs. Then we put some of other more personnal and specific musical tastes and feeling in them to make it sound. We also think about the ideas we had in the previous releases and try to put them forward and further for new songs.
SFTI : At the moment the "emo trend" is phenomenaly popular teenage (12-16 years old kids) fashion in Bulgaria and it's all about clothing, fake image and bands on TV. In fact we don't have any emo/screamo hardcore bands here and this whole trend is extremely bad assimilated by most of the people and a lot of people in the so called underground circles regarding to it with many prejudices. Do you describe yourselves (Daïtro) as an emo/screamo band and how can you explain the difference between the "underground emo" and "mainstream emo" to these people which only views on emo is the media created image adopted by these kids.
JU : We definitely like the emopunk label because it has sense to us since it is linked to emo bands that always are/have been models to us : Yage, 12 Hour Turn, Sinaloa, Policy of 3, etc. These bands are strongly attached to the DIY scene... Screamo sounds more pejorative to us sometimes and it's related to a part of punk that we're not very excited by, so being labeled as 'screamo' we don't really take it as a compliment. Whatever, for the last 3 or 4 years the musical press and big magazines stole the words emo and screamo from punk to make it a commodity on a big level, it became the new face of emo and screamo for people
which is sad, if even the punk scene people didn't notice it. Underground emo and mainstream emo doesn't have the same purposes and same goals. I think every mainstream band is very self-centered whereas underground and DIY bands want to build a strong radical community, considering their bands as 'amongst others'. Mainstream emo is very tennage orientated, based on image and fashion like rock stars, whereas underground emo bands doesn't care about that. Also for mainstream screamo bands, musically I consider it as modern nu-metal, it has the same clichés, it's so boring and so predictable. The way they look, the way they act like rock stars on videos is soooo pathetic, it doesn't really annoy me, I'm just very amused about it... Then, being older now, it's funny to see young kids prtending to be very underground because they listen to magazines screamo bands, whereas in reality they're just a product of this new trend created by magazines... It doesn't piss me off at all... I was probably the same when I was 17, when I was listening to Nirvana and other bands on major labels, pretending to listen non commercial music, haha!! Then, if people in the punk scene put all 'screamo/emo' bands in the same bag, seeing all of them with the same prejudice I think they seriously miss some part of objectivity and they should learn more about different faces punk can have. The style of music you play doesn't give the credibility at all, it's above all what you say and the way you do your band.
SFTI : We made an interview with Aussitôt Mort not a long time ago and Antoine talked about the French scene. And he said that it's great that bands and people from different cities are communicating and making shows, splits etc. together united by the same purposes like the DIY activism, music, friendship... What's the situation in your hometown Lyon, are there many good bands, squats/venues, zines, activities..? Also what's your views on the whole scene in France, your favorites bands at the moment?
JU : There's always been some really cool things going on in Lyon, people trying to open squats, set up shows a lot in different styles or playing in good bands. There is a solid hardcore punk background... Then there are so many shows now that I can't find the diversity that was there 7 or 8 years ago where we were all going at each other's shows; today everything became more specialized because people cannot afford to go at every show... so it slowly created sub-divisions and cliques... In Lyon, there are some cool places where punk exists, like in a squat called Le Boulon where people also live in, Grrrnd Zero where we practice and where most shows happen, who also have a space dedicated to autonomous art gallery, La Luttine, a small place where we can all go and meet people on Saturday afternoon to read zine, talk and listen to music, there is a lso the silk screen workshop in this place and is used for small meetings of political organisations. Lyon always had a strong militant cousciousness too so it gives the punk scene a lot of possibilities. Then about France in general, I won't complain about its situation because it's easy to find people having the same ideas that you have or having the same purposes. But I have the feeling that it's happening in France what happens in Lyon : every music style has a specific network which maybe things easier but it doesn't really help mixity of ideas/styles etc, I think it slowly tends to make people more close-minded. About zines, there are more zines than in the past too, mostly wrote in French which
is cool... Aussitôt Mort, Bökanövsky, Sed Non Satiata, Gasmask Terror, Death To Pigs, Lexomyl, Lost Boys, Ned are probably my favourite bands nowadays also, I do like them a lot... About squats, there are few ones being there since more than 10 years now like L'Etincelle in Angers, Les Tanneries in Dijon, standing as the most famous ones... But it's definitely not as in Germany for example where each city has its autonomous and alternative place. It's definitely harder to keep a free place here for a long time, there is a lot of repression, especially here in Lyon where all the squat didn't last more than 1 year... It's sad but on the other hand, it creates some good dynamics when a new one opens...
SFTI : What are your future plans for new releases, tours, shows in places that you have never been?
JU : We're finishing a new album that we'll record in July... Then we'll probably tour this fall and it sounds like we'll be able to come and tour in the South/East of Europe which make us really excited about it cause we've never been there... Then we discussed about other splits with some friends bands too!
SFTI : Any other things that you would like to discuss and feel a need to be addressed to the people reading this?
JU : Yeah, definitely! It's time for the interviewer to be interviewed... So, I as I told you I'm psyched someone from Bulgaria got interested in our band... I guess you obviously know us thanks to the internet. What are for you the positive and negative aspects of internet on the punk scene?
SFTI : I heard Daïtro for the first time two years ago. It was your split with Raein. At that time I was not interested in emo/screamo music. I've got prejudices about that music. I knew only the American bands on Ebullition, things like Orchid etc. But one friend told me that there's a great scene in Europe too. And I found the great bands from Italy, France and other countries from internet, as you mentioned. Actually I'm spending a lot of time on the internet and will be hypocrite to say it's something bad. It's a great tool to communicate, spread information and see what's going on in so much different and foreign places. Of course there are negative things like talking shit on message boards, narcisist myspace pages and other crap. But that's just because more and more don't feel the scene like a community and feel the whole hardcore/punk thing in a wrong way. What really annoys me is that there are so many glossy webzines, full of advertisements and banners of the big labels, representing the hardcore/punk scene as a commodity. Saying buy this and buy this, they've got reviews and interviews with some cool bands but showing only the musical side of the band, not the ideas it generates. I think there should be more webzines about the underground and also the people making good paper zines to use internet and put the articles from their paper zines avalaible online so more people can read it. Or making archives with the zines in pdf files, letting people print it for themselves. Internet is really something very important now.
JU : What bands/shows/zines brought you to the punk thing? We're French and it's definitely easier to live here than in Bulgaria I suppose...
SFTI : I'm still very young. I started listening to punk music at the age of 13. At that time I found some tapes of bands like Agnostic Front. My first Bulgarian record was the tape "One For One" of the hardcore band from Sofia called Last Hope. And I began going to gigs at the age of 14. The first shows I attented were in Varna. One of the first events I have been to was the famous Freemind festival in 2002. It was stopped by the local authorities and the police causing something like a riot. I was amazed by the bands from Varna at that time like Indignity, Outrage, BFH, Cabani. Later I started hanging out with people from the scene older than me. I was always curious to find about new bands, records, zines. I've heard the full-length "Destiny" from 1994 by the Bulgarian band Confront, the first Bulgarian hardcore/punk CD. Totally amazing. Later I started going to shows in cities like Plovdiv, Shumen and of course the capital Sofia. Some bands that I liked very much were Vzriv from Plodiv and the finest punk band from Sofia called T.V.U., their music and lyrics really brought me into punk/hardcore. I was very curious to meet new people, to learn new things and build a connection with the counter-culture lifestyle. But when I started to think of my own without just absorbing the lifestyle of the people around me I feel the need to find more radical approach of the hardcore/punk, closer to the ideas I had at that time. So I've heard of bands like Crass, Conflict, Oi Polloi, Subhumans, Discharge, Amebix and of course my favorite band Rudimentary Peni. About the zines maybe what brought me into what I consider punk now was Profane Existence with its motto "making punk a threat again". Also there was a Bulgarian e-zine/label called United & Strong with a lot of great information, interviews, reviews, lyrics etc. There was also cool Bulgarian zine made by Joro from Cabani called Combined Effort with only two issues out between 2001 and 2003.
JU : Are you cynical with us, as French acting like privilleged western rich kids when we rebel or do you think we're lucky to take this opportunity?
SFTI : What really amazed me about the French scene was that all the bands I've heard from there got their unique sound and attitude. The first French band that took my attention was Bérurier Noir and I was curious to find out that there are many other punk bands from France using drum-machine and making unusual melodies and weird things. Talking about the modern scene from where you're coming from of course I was very excited to hear bands like Anomie, Ivich, Fingerprint and of course, except Daïtro, bands like Amanda Woodward, Aussitôt Mort, Sed Non Satiata, Belle Epoque etc. I think you're doing something really amazing and I'm happy to find out that it's not just music but believing 100% in the DIY ethics, creativity and radical politics connected to the hardcore/punk scene. I know great people from France like xDavidx from Kawaii Records who is really representing all that the real hardcore/punk should mean, Yann Boislève, Crapoulet Records, We're Gonna Fight zine, Pekatralatak, people from Les Tanneries squat in Dijon, the bands from Seint Ettiene like Vomit For Breakfast (especially Befa) and the hip-hop trio Collectif Mary Read, also the distro La France Pue, they're selling at lowest costs possible the records of their friend who died last summer, most of his records were collectors that you can sell on e-bay for a lot of bucks, but this guy was totally against record collectors, and they choosed to first sell some of them to his close friends, then to put the others on the distro list for cheap. All the money from these records goes to Anarchist Black Cross & other collectives who support prisoners. Also greetings to your hommies La Distro and the La Luttine infoshop from Lyon. So yeah, you have this opportunity and I really like what's going on there. You want me to compare Bulgaria with France but it's impossible. It's just really different.
JU : What is your favourite part of Bulgaria, your favourite place in your town ?
SFTI : In terms of the DIY hardcore/punk there's no alternative scene in my hometown. It's not a big city and it's sometimes really boring. I like the hardcore scene in Varna. Talking in general there are great places in Bulgaria but recently there's a big problem with protecting these places from environmental destruction.
JU : How does the punk scene look like in Bulgaria, tell me about bands, zines, labels you like ?
SFTI : At the moment the scene is Bulgaria is mainly focused on the mainstream hardcore. Bands like Terror, Hatebreed, Madball are a big deal here. There is an increase of the big bands touring Bulgaria, there were bands like Shattered Realm, Agnostic Front (twice), Ignite (twice), Death Before Dishonor and others who played here recently and they are really appreciated from the local kids. That reflects on the small shows and there are just a few people supporting the less popular bands. The most popular band from Bulgaria is Last Hope and they're very passionate about hardcore and are great people. They have a booking agency called Re-Act and that's the main reason the bands I refered above to come here. But for many kids the hardcore is just like an entartainment. The hardcore scene is generally apolitical and in a large sense macho tough-guy orientated. There is no punk scene really, just some punk bands like Remont, which feature members of now defunct but very good band T.V.U. There is a good band in Cro-Mags style called B.F.D.M., also there was a short lived band called Omerta and they were great!!! But they're not together anymore. They have a new project but haven't watch them yet. Brothers In Blood are one of the few good old school hardcore bands from Sofia. One of my favorite bands from Sofia right now is Melekh, they play melodic metalcore but not the typical boring stuff you'll hear from other bands in that genre but really exciting thing. There's a band called The Livingdead, good skacore ala Choking Victim/Leftover Crack. There's a big problem organising shows and playing in clubs in Sofia. I like the scene from Varna, the longest running Bulgarian hardcore band Indignity are also my favorite Bulgarian band. Other old bands from there are Outrage, Another Day, Cold Breath and the emotive bands Crowfish and Maniacal Pictures. The best band in Varna at the moment is A-Moral. There's one new band called Bombshelter. They are the only one Bulgarian d-beat punk band, sounding like Gasmask Terror from France. In Varna there's the Area 51 club, which is a very good DIY club runned by the people from the old hardcore bands from there. One of the good bands is SPOT from Ruse, they play fast political punk rock influenced by Propagandhi and Good Riddance. We have a webzine called HC-Spirit (hcspirit.com) and it runs a distro where you can find all releases and merch of the Bulgarian bands. Generally the people here are not interested into buying records it's all about mp3 downloading and buying shirts and accessories. There are two old labels called AON and Troskot Records well known outside Bulgaria. Novi Cvetya, the oldest punk rock band from Bulgaria (formed in 1979!) have reformed recently and will put a 7" on French labels Darbouka and Kawaii Records soon. There are no political bands from here, except some left-wing Oi! bands from Sofia. About the zines, check out the new zine from the ashes of Combined Effort, it's called Sunrise & Sunsets and it's in English (sunriseandsunsets.aresistance.net, myspace.com/sunrisesunsetzine). We have a place called Infocenter Ecotopia in Razgrad that's infoshop and counter-culture youth house and there are movie screenings, disussitions, DIY festivals and shows there. They also doing a zine called Katarzis, which is inspired by CrimethInc. Also me and my mates are making some projects, Straight From The Inside DIY label/distro/zine, webzine diy.aresistance.net, animal rights website and the autonomous group AnarchoResistance.
JU: And thanks once again for the questions and your interest... Hopefully we'll come and play in Bulgaria in December!
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SAN ANTONIO - Employees at an Express Lube on Marbach Road said a man stole more than $100 in donations Thursday night.
The store was collecting the money for the Alamo Area Mutual Housing Association, a local nonprofit that helps homeless veterans find permanent housing.
Surveillance video shows the man walking into the store, looking around to make sure no one was watching, and then taking the box of money off the front counter.
"It's rough in this tough economy to raise money when you're a nonprofit," said AAMHA Special Projects Manager Michael Shackelford. "The true irony of it is that a homeless person stole from an organization which raises money and provides housing for homeless veterans in San Antonio."
This is the second time in nearly a month that the AAMHA has been victimized.
In October, a woman walked into a Balcones Heights Express Lube. When she noticed no one around, she took off with the group's donation box. Police have a strong suspicion who she is, but no arrest has been made.
Express Lube employees say they've seen the man hanging around the store. They want to help police track him down and hopefully return the money to the non-profit.
"It's homeless veterans and obviously in a city that is so entrenched with military, obviously it's a great cause," said Express Lube Fleet Manager Bo Durkop.
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Love is in the air, teenage dreamers! Teen Mom's Catelynn Lowell and her fiance, Tyler Baltierra, have been separated for a few weeks now, but they'll be back in the sack sooner than expected.
Tyler recently moved to New Orleans to become an actor, and let's just say the distance has taken a toll on his relationship with Cate — in a good way!
These two have been even more adorable than ever since their separation, but it looks like a sexy reunion is finally in the works. "THREE MORE DAYS AND I GET TO KISS ALLLLLL OVER YOUR FACE!" Catelynn tweeted to her man on November 5. "You better be ready for a KISS attack!!! MUAH!"
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1 Sounds like art
Multimedia artist Michael Trigilio's forte is sound; he uses it in electronic performances and radio and video projects to create experiential artwork that deals with religion, humor and mundane aspects of life.
Last year, the UCSD professor had a three-month residency at L.A.'s Museum of Contemporary Art for his Neighborhood Public Radio exhibition, for which he interviewed hundreds of Angelenos about their memories of the city and then broadcasted the results across 15 different hijacked FM radio stations so that museum-goers would hear the stream of consciousness recollections as they passed through.
How else does an artist use a master's degree in electronic music and recording media? To find out, catch Trigilio's talk at the latest installment of Upgrade! San Diego, happening at 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 26, at the SDSU Downtown Gallery (725 W. Broadway).
"I'll be talking about my recent works with electronics, sound and public space," Trigilio says. "Some recent projects have included speculative religious instruments, FM-radio interventions and interpretations of astronomy through satire and performance."
Different works of public auditory displays are what Trigilio uses to mess with people's senses. In his 2011 exhibit, Speculative Religious Electronics, he made electronic devices that simulate sounds associated with religion so that, in theory, listening to the sounds would minimize the guilt of skipping out on church or temple obligations.
"A lot of this work that I've discovered, people find it funny, silly and happy, and they've discovered their own sort of joy from this screwing around," Trigilio says. "I'm good at authoring a context and allowing participants to join me in discovering what's possible."
Trigilio will also discuss new projects, one of which is a collaboration with an astrophysicist that investigates alternate ways of representing cosmic information.
"A lot of what I've been doing for the past year are speculative projects," he says, "thinking about the future and its connection to the present moment through these art projects." upgradesandiego.info
2 The lobbyists
Spreckels Theatre (121 Broadway, Down-town) is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. Half the theater's grandeur is its neoclassical lobby, which has been all spiffed up to mark the centennial. At 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 26 and 27, the PGK Dance Project will present San Diego Dances—in Spreckels' lobby. The performances are part of PGK's biannual "mini-festival," for which the always-innovative dance company, headed by Peter G. Kalivas, finds unique spaces and then choreographs dances—seven for this event—befitting the space. (Other locations have included an art gallery and hair salon.) Advance tickets are $20 ($25 at the door), and parents who bring a kid between the ages of 8 and 16 get in free when the kid forks over $10. thepgkdanceproject.org
3 Collective soundtrack
On a recent episode of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, correspondent John Oliver played a video clip from the second presidential debate and dubbed it with a scene from CSI: Miami. Hilarious. ArtPower will do something sort of similar with a screening of Iron Fist, a 1927 Mexican film by Gabriel Garcia Moreno about a young couple trapped in a world of vice, at 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25. It won't be dubbed with David Caruso one-liners; it'll be soundtracked by the electronic Norteño sounds of Nortec Collective's Bostich + Fussible, who'll play live as the film screens in UCSD's Price Center East Ballroom. Tickets range from $11 to $18. UCSD's The Loft will host an afterparty. www.artpwr.com/events/1011
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WORCESTER, Mass. - Senior forward Colin Cunningham (Memphis, Tenn.) totaled 20 points, seven assists and four steals to lead the Holy Cross men's basketball team to a 71-62 victory over American at the Hart Center. Freshman guard R.J. Evans (Salem, Conn.) added 16 points and five rebounds for the Crusaders, while junior forward Eric Meister (Boalsburg, Pa.) had 12 points and eight rebounds. Holy Cross improves to 9-11 overall and moves into first place in the Patriot League with a 4-1 record in the conference. The Eagles fall to 11-7 on the season and 3-1 in the Patriot League.
American led 3-2 in the opening minutes of the game, when Holy Cross went on a 12-2 run to pull in front by nine (14-5). The Crusaders would lead by at least five points for the remainder of the first half, and closed out the period with an 8-1 run over the last three minutes to take a 36-24 advantage into the locker room.
Holy Cross then went on a 9-2 spurt coming out of the locker room, to pull in front by 19 points (45-26) with 15 minutes left to play. But American refused to go quietly, responding with 14-2 run to get back into the game. The Eagles eventually cut the lead down to two points (50-48) with 7:29 on the clock, before the Crusaders began to regain control. Evans hit a put-back lay up, then senior guard Pat Doherty (Scranton, Pa.) made two free throws to bring the Holy Cross lead back to six points (54-48) with six minutes left. American would get no closer than five points the rest of the way, as the Crusaders eventually pulled away for a nine-point victory.
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"Some of the world's leading paleontologists are attempting to recreate a dinosaur -- or something a lot like a dinosaur -- by starting with a chicken embryo and working backward to engineer a "chickenosaurus" or "dinochicken," project leader Jack Horner told Discovery News. Such "reverse evolution" has been successfully performed in mice and flies, but those studies focused on re-introducing just a few bygone traits. The dinochicken project instead has the goal of bringing back multiple dinosaur characteristics, such as a tail, teeth and forearms, by changing the levels of regulatory proteins that have evolved to suppress these characteristics in birds. "Birds are dinosaurs, so technically we're making a dinosaur out of a dinosaur," said Horner, a professor of paleontology at Montana State University and curator of paleontology at the Museum of the Rockies."
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The May court date went well and we even had our first week long vacation together. God answered prayers. However, Jen got even more angry and bitter. She is now keeping Elijah away contrary to the Court Order. We are now scheduled to go back to court July 26th. Please pray for Jen and Elijah and that God's will be done in this relationship and in court. Thank you.
Please pray that God's will be done in the relationship between my 2 year old son Elijah and me. Please pray also for his Mom Jen. I have to go back to court on May 15th to try to get more time with him and I know how important it is for a little boy to spend time with his Daddy. But God's will be done, not mine.
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Shows good density and structure to the red berry, rooibos tea and dark currant flavors, supported by ample acidity. Juicy midpalate, with a crisp finish that echoes with dark chocolate and spice details. Drink now through 2016.
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2010 saw extremely high quality viticulture in many parts of the world, with an exceptionally long and hot summer providing huge benefits for wineries across many countries, especially in the southern hemisphere. The northern hemisphere and Europe saw something of a cooler summer and flowering period, but this was by no means as disastrous as it could have been. France, especially, had a fantastic year in 2010, with the world renowned Burgundy region proclaiming that their white wines of this year are ones to look out for, and despite yields being relatively small across much of the country, the quality was exceptionally high. Spain, too, received some cooler weather, but Rioja and the rest of central Spain are hailing 2010 as a very good year indeed, again as a result of smaller, finer yields. California also received similar climatic conditions, but again, wineries are highly positive about the overall effect this had on their produce, as the slightly challenging conditions resulted in smaller yields of much elegance and distinction. 2010 was really Australia's year, and in South Australia and across the Mornington Peninsula, Chardonnay vines produced good yields with a lower sugar level than in previous years. As such, the majority of South Australian white wines from 2010 are superb, and packed full of character. Shiraz also had a great year, and most Australian wineries have been proclaiming 2010 one of the great vintages. Both the Argentinian and Chilean wine industries benefited from some ideal climatic conditions this year, and are reportedly ecstatically pleased with the fact that their 2010 wines ended up with lower alcohol levels, and were beautifully balanced wines packed full of flavor.
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The deep blue colored grapes of the Carmenere varietal have their origins in France, where they are still listed as one of the elite grape varietals allowed by French law for the use in Bordeaux wines, generally regarded to be the finest in the world. However, the use of Carmenere grapes in France has been dwindling for many decades now, and it has been in several New World countries where they have seen their renaissance. Although still mostly used as a blending grape, single variety Carmenere wines are greatly sought after as a result of their deep, complex aromas, stunning blood red color and the fact that the grapes, when processed at optimum ripeness, carry some fascinating flavors, including chocolate, tobacco, and spicy cherry notes.
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Barbara Buckland Reeve died Thursday, November 3, 2011, in her home in Gasquet. She was born in Appleton, Wis., on August 3, 1944. She is survived by her husband, Craig Baker, her sister Betsy, her brother Jim, and many nieces, nephews and friends from around the world.
Barbara helped many people throughout Asia, Africa and other parts of the world. She supported the education of under-privileged children and youth. Some have now graduated from college and are skilled professionals in their countries. She cared for the sick and destitute. She brought joy, strength, nourishment, hope and laughter to all those who knew her.
A memorial service and celebration of her life will be held at Madame Gasquet Cemetery on Saturday, November 19, 2011, at 1 p.m. followed by a potluck at the American Legion Hall in Gasquet. A family memorial service is also being planned for next summer in Ephram, Wis.
Memorial donations can be made to the Gasquet volunteer firefighters (P.O. Box 85, Gasquet, CA 95543) or to the House of Flowers, an orphanage and school in Kabul, Afganistan, operated by the Medical Educational Peace Organization (MEPO/Badawang Art, 37 Maple St., Summit, NJ 07901). For further information on this charitable organization please see www.mepoonline.org
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Sacramento Police Department reports stated that firefighterssought police assistance during a medical aid call in which Vanthon Som became extremely aggressive towards themand broke the windows of their fire truck with a large barbell.
The first officerarrived atthe scene on the 8200 block of Arroyo Vista Dr. around 2:43 p.m. and Som turned his aggression on her,smashing the back window of her patrol car with his barbell, said police.
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