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It is with great joy that we announce the 4th Annual Clergy Wives Weekend at An tiochian Village. To be held the weekend of November 9-11\, this event is held in memory of Kh. Joanne Abdalah. She served as an inspiration as the wife of a priest and as a counselor to many. She understood the joys and trials of this life\, and the need for finding strength in Christ and each other. She believed that every clergy wife needs to discover and develop her own Christian vocation. In her memory\, her family and several clergy wife friends have established this Weekend since 2009 as a fitting tribute and way to carry on her work and commitment to clergy wives. Spea kers Mother Magdalena\, of Holy Transfiguration Monastery\, Ellwo od City\, PA Topic: The Peace that Passes Understanding: the ABC's of acquiring a peaceful heart Peace is not fairy dust that we ac cidentally walk into. This session will focus on practical ways to acquire a calm\, joyful spirit. This will include monastic wisdom about understan ding what goes into creating inner peace and recognizing ways we unconscio usly work against ourselves. We will also look at various teachings of the Church which can sound contradictory and be confusing\, such as St. Paul teaching both that the flesh is to be crucified and that the body is the t emple of the Holy Spirit. Khouria Janet Shadid\,licensed social worker (LSW) and counselor.\n
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20 U.S. Code § 1474 - Technology development, demonstration, and utilization; media services; and instructional materials
(a) Program authorized
(1) In general
The Secretary, on a competitive basis, shall award grants to, and enter into contracts and cooperative agreements with, eligible entities to support activities described in subsections (b) and (c).
(b) Technology development, demonstration, and use
(1) In general
In carrying out this section, the Secretary shall support activities to promote the development, demonstration, and use of technology.
(2) Authorized activities
The following activities may be carried out under this subsection:
(A) Conducting research on and promoting the demonstration and use of innovative, emerging, and universally designed technologies for children with disabilities, by improving the transfer of technology from research and development to practice.
(B) Supporting research, development, and dissemination of technology with universal design features, so that the technology is accessible to the broadest range of individuals with disabilities without further modification or adaptation.
(C) Demonstrating the use of systems to provide parents and teachers with information and training concerning early diagnosis of, intervention for, and effective teaching strategies for, young children with reading disabilities.
(c) Educational media services
(1) In general
In carrying out this section, the Secretary shall support—
(A) educational media activities that are designed to be of educational value in the classroom setting to children with disabilities;
(B) providing video description, open captioning, or closed captioning, that is appropriate for use in the classroom setting, of—
(iii) other materials, including programs and materials associated with new and emerging technologies, such as CDs, DVDs, video streaming, and other forms of multimedia; or
(C) distributing materials described in subparagraphs (A) and (B) through such mechanisms as a loan service; and
(d) Applications
(1) In general
Any eligible entity that wishes to receive a grant, or enter into a contract or cooperative agreement, under subsection (b) or (c) shall submit an application to the Secretary at such time, in such manner, and containing such information as the Secretary may require.
(2) Special rule
For the purpose of an application for an award to carry out activities described in subsection (c)(1)(D), such eligible entity shall—
(A) be a national, nonprofit entity with a proven track record of meeting the needs of students with print disabilities through services described in subsection (c)(1)(D);
(B) have the capacity to produce, maintain, and distribute in a timely fashion, up-to-date textbooks in digital audio formats to qualified students; and
(e) National Instructional Materials Access Center
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The Secretary shall establish and support, through the American Printing House for the Blind, a center to be known as the "National Instructional Materials Access Center" not later than 1 year after December 3, 2004.
(2) Duties
The duties of the National Instructional Materials Access Center are the following:
(A) To receive and maintain a catalog of print instructional materials prepared in the National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard, as established by the Secretary, made available to such center by the textbook publishing industry, State educational agencies, and local educational agencies.
(B) To provide access to print instructional materials, including textbooks, in accessible media, free of charge, to blind or other persons with print disabilities in elementary schools and secondary schools, in accordance with such terms and procedures as the National Instructional Materials Access Center may prescribe.
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In this subsection:
(A) Blind or other persons with print disabilities
The term "blind or other persons with print disabilities" means children served under this chapter and who may qualify in accordance with the Act entitled "An Act to provide books for the adult blind", approved March 3, 1931 (2 U.S.C. 135a; 46 Stat. 1487) to receive books and other publications produced in specialized formats.
(B) National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard
The term "National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard" means the standard established by the Secretary to be used in the preparation of electronic files suitable and used solely for efficient conversion into specialized formats.
(C) Print instructional materials
The term "print instructional materials" means printed textbooks and related printed core materials that are written and published primarily for use in elementary school and secondary school instruction and are required by a State educational agency or local educational agency for use by students in the classroom.
(4) Applicability
This subsection shall apply to print instructional materials published after the date on which the final rule establishing the National Instructional Materials Accessibility Standard was published in the Federal Register.
(5) Liability of the Secretary
Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to establish a private right of action against the Secretary for failure to provide instructional materials directly, or for failure by the National Instructional Materials Access Center to perform the duties of such center, or to otherwise authorize a private right of action related to the performance by such center, including through the application of the rights of children and parents established under this chapter.
Source(Pub. L. 91–230, title VI, § 674, as added Pub. L. 108–446, title I, § 101,Dec. 3, 2004, 118 Stat. 2792.)
References in Text
This chapter, referred to in subsec. (e)(3)(A), (5), was in the original "this Act" and was translated as reading "this title", meaning title VI of Pub. L. 91–230, as amended, which enacted this chapter, to reflect the probable intent of Congress.
"An Act to provide books for the adult blind", approved March 3, 1931, referred to in subsec. (e)(3)(A), is act Mar. 3, 1931, ch. 400, 46 Stat. 1487, as amended, which is classified generally to sections 135a and 135b of Title 2, The Congress. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 1474,Pub. L. 91–230, title VI, § 674, as added Pub. L. 105–17, title I, § 101,June 4, 1997, 111 Stat. 143, related to studies and evaluations, prior to the general amendment of subchapters I to IV of this chapter by Pub. L. 108–446.
Another prior section 1474,Pub. L. 91–230, title VI, § 674, as added Pub. L. 99–457, title I, § 101(a),Oct. 8, 1986, 100 Stat. 1147, related to general eligibility, prior to repeal by Pub. L. 105–17, title II, § 203(b),June 4, 1997, 111 Stat. 157, effective July 1, 1998.
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As the city of Ogdensburg and the state begin discussing the turnover of 45 acres of the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center Campus to the city, much of the talk will revolve around the phrase fair market value.
The language of the state Legislature bill passed last week that authorizes the transaction states that it will take place at a fair market value – and proponents of the handover think that anything more than $1 would be too much.
Fair market value, I would say, would be pretty low considering they havent been able to sell it two times when they put the proposal up to do that, state Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, said, referring to the states failed attempts in 1999 and 2002 to sell part of the property on its own. Ill continue to advocate that that be done for a dollar.
The city is hoping to convert the property, which stretches from the Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority industrial park to the psychiatric centers Children and Youth Facility along Route 37, into a commercial center.
In addition to that property, the city is also hoping to eventually take over and redevelop an additional 115 acres that includes wooded land, waterfront and the property on which the Ag Energy LP cogeneration plant is located.
Mrs. Ritchie said any consideration of what a fair market value for the property is should bear in mind the history of failures on the part of the state to sell the property. She said that if the state insists on putting too great a burden on the city, it could jeopardize future development efforts.
Specifically talking about the waterfront piece, Mrs. Ritchie said that a fair market value might be too much for the city to handle, making redevelopment unlikely.
That definitely would be unfortunate considering the fact that that land has been vacant for so long, she said.
Mrs. Ritchie and Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa, said the fair market value language was added to the legislation at the behest of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomos office.
A spokesperson from the governors office declined to comment about the language.
Mrs. Ritchie said, In the final hours, in order to get the first 45 acres transferred, that was a sticking point. We had to agree to fair market value, which we really didnt want to do, but it at least moved it in the right direction.
Mrs. Russell said she hopes that the issue of price can be settled contractually.
Perhaps there is a manner in which the state could be reimbursed after the property is sold by the city, Mrs. Russell said.
Both Mrs. Ritchie and Mrs. Russell said that they felt it was more important to get the conversation started than get hung up on the price issue.
We wanted to make sure that at least we got the ball rolling. I do think that there is an opportunity for more discussion, Mrs. Russell said.
Ogdensburg City Manager John M. Pinkerton said they havent figured out who will appraise the property yet, but that he is hopeful that there is room for discussion about what, exactly, fair market value means going forward.
In the past the state has tried to sell the land, and when they tried to sell it, they tried to sell it with vacant buildings on it, which were in much better shape 12 to 15 years ago, Mr. Pinkerton said.
He said he believes there is time to nail down what the state wants to charge the city for the property.
He said there may be funding to help both parties jump over that hurdle.
People will talk to us now because there is something on the table, Mr. Pinkerton said. That door is now open.
But a high valuation on the property could threaten another key part of the citys plan to eventually rehabilitate and redevelop a substantial chunk of St. Lawrence River frontage at Point Airy.
Our plan includes a redevelopment fund, Mr. Pinkerton said. As we take over the land thats most easily developable and generate income, that income would then be used to take over less desirable land.
Mr. Pinkerton said the most challenging parcels to redevelop will be the aging buildings on the grounds that are, in some cases, filled with asbestos and lead.
The fund would be in jeopardy if the city had to start funneling money to the state, Mr. Pinkerton said. Maybe they could come away even, but they wont be able to take over other land. The only way to solve this problem thats logical and that really does something for the community and the state is to have the city start taking parcels of land, getting value for it, and using that to take non-valuable land. Thats the only way I see that this is going to work.
Mrs. Ritchie said she plans on reaching out to the state Office of General Services, the agency tasked with facilitating the land transfer, to work on a solution.
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Cope of the Michigan state are now all set to be putting into action the state's ban on text messaging while driving from 1st July onwards since it is becoming a big threat to live on the streets. This action has already been undertaken by 14 other states in the United States of America, as well as in various countries over the world. In Canada for instance, the whole phenomenon of sending text messages from your unlocked cellphone while behind the wheel is being eliminated in gradual stages by the implementation of stringent fines and reprimands.
However as straightforward the law may seem, it will be really difficult to implement properly. The moot point is that how is one supposed to understand whether you're text messaging or just looking at the number of missed calls you got in the last half an hour? Michigan Police Executive Director Tom Hendrickson said that it would be difficult for law enforcers to understand whether a person is text messaging while driving and he does have a valid point.
Matt Bolger, 1st Lt. of the State Police, who trains cops on new laws, says that people who are using their cell-phone for calling have nothing to fret about. There would be a fine of around $ 100 for the first time and then a fine of $200 the next time you are caught.
By enforcing this law Michigan moved into the bandwagon, which already includes other US states such as California, New Jersey and also Washington D.C.
One good thing about the law is its transparency. Chances are that wherever you might be caught, you would have to pay a fine. So Michigan has decided to go ahead and ban text messaging while driving from unlocked phone. Indeed, one can make a call instead (as there's no ban on talking on a Bluetooth device)!


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New Student Orientation (NSO) is a 2-day event designed to introduce incoming students to the BAC experience and prepare them for success. Led by BAC Student Ambassadors, NSO provides new students the opportunity to meet key staff, visit a firm, participate in a sketching workshop, attend social events, and be welcomed into the BAC community. New students learn more about BAC degree programs, resources, and student life, as well as select their first semester courses, complete their financial aid and bursar requirements, and register with the Practice department.


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Serving Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, the Pacific Islands, and Tribal Nations
Sharpe Army Depot
State: California(CA)
County: San Joaquin
City: 1.5 miles east of Lathrop
Congressional District: 11
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The Third Five Year Review Report was completed on September 30, 2014, and may be reviewed in the Documents and Reports section below..
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Description and History
NPL Listing History
NPL Status: Final
Proposed Date: 10/15/84
Final Date: 07/22/87
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The 724-acre Sharpe Army Depot site is a Defense Logistics Agency facility that has been involved in the storage, shipping, packaging, and maintenance of general supplies for the Department of Defense. Between 1941 and 1975, maintenance of aircraft, vehicles, industrial equipment, and medical equipment resulted in the generation of a variety of chemical wastes produced on site were disposed of in multiple locations, including the South Balloon Area, the Burning Pits Area, and the North Balloon Area. The wastes include sludge containing phenols, polychlorinated hydrocarbons, and used paints and solvents. Wastes have contaminated both soil and groundwater. All maintenance activities have ceased, and the waste areas no longer are used. The Depot employs approximately 1,200 people. The contaminated sole source aquifer supplies water to approximately 33,600 people within 3 miles of the facility. The San Joaquin River is 2 miles from the Depot.
Contaminants and Risks
Contaminated Media
- Groundwater
- Soil and Sludges
Groundwater and soil contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) including trichloroethylene (TCE). Soil contains metals and pesticide contamination. People who accidentally ingest contaminated groundwater or come in direct contact with site contaminants may be at risk.
Investigation and Cleanup Activities
This site is being addressed in three stages: immediate actions and two long-term remedial phases focusing on cleanup of the entire site and groundwater cleanup.
Initial Actions
Immediate actions: The Army built an interim groundwater treatment system at the South Balloon Area. Extraction and treatment of groundwater to remove VOC began in early 1987. A second interim groundwater treatment system became operational in the North Balloon area in late 1990. A Removal Action for pesticides in soil has been completed.
Cleanup Ongoing
Entire Site: A final base-wide ROD was signed in March 1996. The Remedy included excavations and disposal of soils contaminated with metals and soil vapor extraction for several areas of VOC contaminated soils.
Cleanup Ongoing
Groundwater: The Record of Decision (ROD) for treatment of VOCs in GW was signed in 1993. The system is constructed and in operation. Cleanup is expected to continue for approximately 7 years from the present , based upon a 2011 Tracy Annual Monitoring Report.
The Sharpe Army Depot is participating in the Installation Restoration Program, a specially funded program established by the Department of Defense (DOD) in 1978 to identify, investigate, and control the migration of hazardous contaminants at military and other DOD facilities.
Cleanup Results to Date
The 3 Groundwater extraction and treatment systems are constructed and operating effectively. A Removal Action was completed for a small area of pesticides contamination.
Potentially Responsible Parties
Potentially responsible parties (PRPs) refers to companies that are potentially responsible for generating, transporting, or disposing of the hazardous waste found at the site.
Online information about the PRPs for the site is not yet available.
Documents and Reports
Public Information Repositories
The public information repositories for the site are at the following locations:
DDJC - Tracy, Building 1
25600 South Chrisman Road
Tracy, CA 95376-5000
The most complete collection of documents is the official EPA site file, maintained at the following location:
Superfund Records Center
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San Francisco, CA 94105
(415) 820-4700
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EPA Site Manager
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EPA Community Involvement Coordinator
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Army Sgt. Neil Casey reunites with his 1-year-old son, Aiden, his father, Kevin Casey, and wife, Anneliese Casey, after he returned home from a nine-month tour to Afghanistan on Monday at Fort Carson in Colorado. Fort Carson celebrated Veterans Day by welcoming back 250 soldiers from the 4th Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, who were serving in Afghanistan since February.
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This Los Angeles duo comes to us via a British label, performing mellow psychedelic garage pop, at least if these two sides from 2014 give us anything to go on. (The Urban Dictionary definition of the band's name contributes to that impression.) "Round Christmas Time" asks in a dreamy tone, "Why do you always love me more round Christmas time?" And on "The Psychedelic Lights of Christmas," acoustic guitars and jingle bells offer a spacey ode to our electric decorations (though probably not to those aggressive suburban displays set to Trans-Siberian Orchestra). These tunes make for an enjoyable change of pace.
Old-school synthpop rears its head here with the two sides of this Brooklyn band's holiday single for 2014. "It's Different Now" is reminiscent of a ballad by Erasure, a sort of coming-of-age Christmas song. "Cut Down the Tree" is also a ballad about harvesting the holiday decoration, although it's hard to tell because the vocals are mixed kind of low. Still, this will fill that Depeche Mode-sized hole in your holiday playlists.
This 2014 single is old-school reggae music, a few modern production touches but nothing you wouldn't have heard in the 1970s heyday of reggae. The song itself is a plea to "Black Santa" to make sure the needy get what they need for Christmas, not a new concern but always a worthwhile one, especially delivered with this lilting Caribbean rhythm. Good stuff.
Jackie's a minor rock 'n roll legend with a number of hits to her credit, some sung by her, others written by her and made famous by others, and she's on a short list of people who opened for the Beatles on their three U.S. tours. This song, from 1969, was written by Hal David and John Barry and actually appeared on the soundtrack to "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" before Jackie covered it. In case you were wondering, the trees need sunshine, raindrops... and love. The song has that classic late 60s pop sound that so many young musicians these days are reaching to reproduce. On the flip is "Christmas," a Jackie original and more of a big orchestra ballad. Both are downloadable in the modern day. Shouldn't step away from this entry before noting that Jackie's big hit in the same year, "Put a Little Love In Your Heart," is nowadays imagined to be a Christmas song by some folks. No doubt that's because of the 1988 cover by Annie Lennox and Al Green that was not only in the Bill Murray Christmas movie "Scrooged," but was a top 10 hit with its heavily Christmas-themed video propelling it on the charts.
Recorded roughly at the same time as his hit album Carney, this 1972 original by the heralded pianist, producer, arranger and songwriter only ever came out on 45, though it's possible to download it nowadays. It's a bluesy ballad featuring blues legend Freddie King on lead guitar. The flip side, "Christmas in Chicago," is a bit more uptempo and suggests the blues style of the city in the title. Both are fine performances and will satisfy fans of blues and classic rock. Leon later recorded 1995's Hymns of Christmas, but that is a collection of piano instrumentals backed by orchestra featuring 10 classic and antique carols, nothing resembling Leon's signature rock sound.
This British band calls themselves purveyors of "shambolic rock music," and this kind of punk-ish uptempo number will make your Boxing Day celebrations more enjoyable. This 2014 tune is at Bandcamp, leave them a tip even though there's no minimum.
From Portland, Maine, this band appears to have an affiinty for 70s-era hard rock, and they sound really good doing it. "Can't Spend Another Christmas (Without You)" is a solid uptempo original with that sound, and the EP rounds out with Stevie Wonder's "What Christmas Means To Me" and Elton John's "Ho Ho Ho (Who'd Be a Turkey at Christmas)." Although the EP was released in 2014, "Can't Spend Another Christmas" was on CDBaby as early as 2011 by itself. Grab it from Bandcamp.
Here's a Netherlands band that named itself after William J. LePetomaine, if the Soundcloud URL is to be believed, anyway. This 2014 holiday rocker is solid gold power pop and needs to be in next year's holiday playlist. (Better make a note of that myself.)
Missed this when it was a free download at Soundcloud (you can still stream it there), but it was a single in time for Christmas 2014 and will be on the artist's 2015 album New Love that drops in February. It's a nice raging uptempo rocker, guitars to the fore, and it's all about Christmas in the big city, as you might well imagine.
SOTA is a production company from Georgia, or "music collective" as the popular phrase currently goes, and they promote, produce and even make their own rock-Americana flavored music alongside a small roster of artists. For 2014 they decided to try their hand at Christmas music, and they've put together a nice collection of music featuring their own roster along with a few guests from outside. Things kick off promisingly with a fine uptempo arrangement of "Silent Night" from Marshall Ruffin, a song that too often gets the reverent, or worse, the diva approach. The Shadowboxers acquit themselves well on "Every Day Will Be Like a Holiday," Alex Gordon Hi Fi offers a guitar/bass instrumental rendition of "Deck the Halls," then they back Marshall Ruffin on "Angels We Have Heard on High." Indianapolis Jones offers a fine uptempo original by Galavanters' bass player Nicholas Niespodziani called "Peace and Harmony," and then that band comes back with their own organ-led instrumental take on "Jolly Old St. Nicholas." Big Mike Geier gets help from Larkin Poe on "Christmas Island," Trs Lechers perform a jazzy xylophone-led "Joy to the World" and Michelle Malone, who has a past Christmas album to her credit, performs the original "Feels Like Christmas." Stephen Kellogg, with help from the Galavanters, performs his syncopated original "Christmas in Cancun," the Handlebars render Ellis Paul's "Santa Claus & the Tooth Fairy," in which a mild Bo Diddley rhythm meets a child-sung chorus, Tim Smith takes on NRBQ's "Chrismas Wish," and Mike Snowden breaks out the cigar box guitar and accordion for a suitably rocking exit to the disc with "Auld Lang Syne." The producers imply in their liner notes that this may become a tradition, and that's all right with me.
I'm always bemoaning when artists from the now-distant past attempt to make themselves relevant again with a Christmas release, especially when they use their rock brand name to make something that's more in the adult contemporary vein. And of course, the Bay City Rollers is not a brand name that suggests rock integrity. Nevertheless, this is a strong pop-rocker that draws on the BCR legacy but hammers out a fine rock rhythm. You might want to check out this 2014 single before you dismiss it entirely.
Never heard of this guy until recently, and then only because of this fine Phil Spector-influenced holiday rocker. (Turns out he's in Panic! At the Disco.) Just released in 2014, the way he strings together holiday cliches threatens to make the title unironic, but the driving rhythm and fuzzy bass set against the Carpenters-esque piano is simply addicting. Gotta have.
One would have to have been a Chuck Berry expert to extend his Christmas heritage beyond "Run Rudolph Run" and "Merry Christmas Baby," the two sides of his one and only officially released Christmas single. Turns out Christmas was briefly on his mind sometime in the mid-1960s, when he recorded this bluesy ballad that only found its way to the public via You Never Can Tell: The Complete Chess Recordings 1960-1966. And then, another box set, Have Mercy: The Complete Chess Recordings 1969-1974, yielded another blues, this one a bit more uptempo, titled "Christmas" on the box set, but Google searches turn it up under the title "My Blue Christmas" as well. I only discovered them via this 2014 compilation, Lost Christmas Holiday Rarities, but now you can grab them too.
I stumbled over the first Noise to the World right when posting resumed in November and found it to be a great free EP of Christmas tuneage. Should have kept checking after that, because in December 2014 they rolled out #2, another fine collection that's free. (Except for the Michael Christmas cut, which has resisted all attempts at downloading. You have to go to Soundcloud and download the songs one at a time, and that one won't cough up a button.) Deer Tick's "White Havoc" steals some melody from "At Seventeen" and a bit of "Last Christmas" in a fine rocker, IamSul's "Next Season" and "Pleasant Winter" by Michael Christmas provide the hip-hop on this collection, GRMLN's "Before December (You're Alive)" is a driving indie rocker, Torreblanca featuring Iraida Noriega offer a spacey take on "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," with a duo vocal offering a bit of Lee Hazlewood with Nancy Sinatra, and the award winners for this collection are the Dum Dum Girls with "On Christmas," a nice girl group via synthpop rendition of a fine melody, getting a little help with synths from the guys in Ice Choir. That's two in a row for the makers of Chuck Taylors, so I guess I better put a note in my calendar for 2015.
This was rattling around my iTunes library and I just stumbled over it today. Glenna is an Americana artist from Texas and this folky ballad is from her 2008 album The Road Less Traveled. Glenna has a road-weary voice that contrasts nicely with the novelty-inspired sentiment of the title, and who wouldn't want a valentine on Christmas, anyway?
Gotta love how this San Francisco band mashed up all the year-end holidays across two songs of this 2014 single. "Fangsgiving" is their punky take on creating a substitute holiday of their own with all the Christmas trappings, although they may not have the success that Festivus has had in that regard. Then they state that "All I Want For Christmas Is Halloween," a bit more garagy-sounding appeal for a goth do-over two months later. "Bet you thought this song was going to be jolly," they sing, and actually I got a laugh out of it, which is all that matters.
Here is the 2012 EP from which the Cherryade 10 compilation got this band's "It's Xmas, So It's OK (To Go and Hug a Turkey)." According to the info on Soundcloud, these songs are "offshoots" of songs from their 111-song debut recording, Men. The sound here is kind of skiffle-poppy and a bit twee, although they go a little Wild Man Fischer on "All I Got For Christmas Was a Bike," as in "All I got for Christmas was a goddamn bike." In addition to the "Hug a Turkey" song and this one, they also perform "The Best Gift Ever...." and "I Took a Match to the Christmas Tree." Fun stuff. The EP was reissued in 2013 as Merry Marauding Christmas, minus the "Match" song, which they apparently gave to a magazine compilation that is long gone. The original EP is on Bandcamp with a request for payment, although you can specify $0, and the updated version is on Soundcloud, freely downloadable.
These folks are members of Les Savy Fav and the Blue Bloods, and for 2012 they came together to create this sweet pop-rock EP that remains available in the usual download locations. "Holidays Aren't the Same Without You" is a warm piano ballad, "Twinkling Lights" is a late-60s poppy confection and the title song is a solid Christmas rocker. Not much from these folks since the EP; their website URL is parked and there are no posts on their Facebook page since early 2013. Nevertheless, what they did here is worth remembering -- and playing.
I remember trying to track this down when it first came out and coming up empty. In 2009, the Toronto band recruited a bunch of minor musical celebrities to re-enact the Geldof-Ure holiday special in a more indie-rock vein. Participants included Andrew W.K., Bob Mould, David Cross, Ezra Koenig, GZA, Kevin Drew, Kyp Malone, Tegan & Sara and Yo La Tengo. It remains available as a download. There was a vinyl single, though I'm betting it's reasonably rare now. Like the original, this was a charity project, in this case benefitting three organizations who assist in finding missing and murdered indigenous women. Only place I could find it was iTunes, so no link-through for purchase.
From Pittsburgh, this guy wanted to do some punk rock Christmas songs, so he started knocking them out until he ran out of time. Literally; this dropped on Christmas Eve 2014 on Bandcamp. "Good King Wenceslas" gets a driving thrash rhythm, "Feliz Navidad" is rendered in a punk-ska arrangement, "Two Front Teeth" is a midtempo rendition with plenty of scratchy guitars, "Blue Christmas" is pretty close to a typical rendition, and "Father Christmas" is mostly faithful to the Kinks original. Vocals are a little pitchy and it definitely sounds home-recorded, but the energy is good and the collection is listenable.
A late 2013 release, this fine poppy holiday confection comes from this rising singer from York, Pa. Solid work, featuring a nice shuffle rhythm that kicks in after the first verse, clean crisp guitars and Dana's distinctive singing voice.
Ian's a professional musician with a career doing film & TV soundtrack work as well as a bit of acting. This carries over to the songs on this 2013 EP in that they are lushly produced synth-pop creations with ample instrumental breaks, but they're fine pop-rock meditations on the holiday. "Christmas Sleep" is the single, because it's catchy and also less than three minutes. "Christmas Morning," after a long instrumental intro, offers nostalgic lyrics about remembering childhood holiday events. "Our Favorite Christmas Movie" isn't about any particular film, the better that listeners can substitute their own favorites in this mellow ballad. There's a double dose of "Meet Me Where the Bright Lights Shine," a sweet waltz, and the title song is a slow instrumental featuring layers upon layers of keyboard melodies. Click to get it at Amazon. Ian previously recorded "The Snow Angel and the Icicle Sword" in 2010 and "Listen to the Choir Sing" in 2009 for the holiday, but neither seem to be available for download anywhere at the moment. UPDATE: North Pole Vault is free at Noisetrade.
This Englishman had a 2014 hit with "Budapest," and in 2013 he put this up on Soundcloud, a folky-pop take on the popular Christmas song. It's just for streaming, so stream away.
The acronym means Girl Friend Of The Year, and this 2014 slightly-off pop confection only dropped on Dec. 26 from this singer and producer who is, according to Stereogum, part of what's known as the PC Music collective of contemporary hit record makers. I really like this. It's downloadable from Soundcloud.
These guys are nominally a punk rock supergroup (their term), as their membership is a rotating cast of former associates of the Ramones, Misfits, Black Flag, the Voidoids and others. Although they got together in 2006, they persist to this day with this pop-punk take of the classic carol released in 2014. It's a good production, and you'll want it if a punk rock carol is what you need for your mix disc.
Old-school hard rock is this Massapequa, N.Y. all-girl band's forte, and for 2014 they bust out this fun talk-sing number in which the verses are letters to Santa demanding he come more than once a year. Write your own joke here. Still, this is great uptempo rocking fun and you should grab it.
The Glass Child is Charlotte Eriksson, a Swede by birth and a current Berliner via London, and need I add, a singer and songwriter as well as a published author with a memoir of her struggle to make it as a musician. She's been giving this EP away via Noisetrade this year, although it's not clear when she originally recorded it, but I don't think it's new in 2014. It's not exactly a rocker, more of a solo folkie thing. She contributes three originals, the dramatic "A Haunted Acapella" and the ballads "Winter Song" and "Where Are You Christmas,", an a capella "Silent Night," and a fairly conventional "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." A little mellow for my taste, but well done.
Another new alt-rock boy-girl duo from New York, these folks do a spacey, lo-fi reconstruction of the Beach Boys' classic for 2014. It's an interesting take, although it's only on Soundcloud, and then only if you access it from Paste Magazine. Maybe they'll let it out next year.
This is actually the second Christmas mixtape compiled by Diplo and Mad Descent, the first being called, wait for it, A Very Decent Christmas, from 2013. Of course, I'm just getting hep to this for 2014. Both are still streaming from Soundcloud, but click the cover to buy this one from Amazon, and click here to get the previous edition. Jessi Slater & Wuki kick things off with "Rock Them Bells," a heavy-bass version of "Deck the Halls" with the title chanted repeatedly over it. Diplo & Alvaro featuring Kstylis offer "6th Gear (Bethlehem Edition)," a holiday remake of the artists' existing song. Snappy Jit goes to the dancefloor with "Lil Drumma Boy," Aquadrop offers to "Troll the Halls," another deconstruction of "Deck the Halls," and Splurt Christmases up his "#OMW25YG" with a taste of "Frosty the Snowman." DJ Fire's "Twerkith On These Bells" is a fairly minimalist performance, 4B offers yet another clattery "Deck the Halls" take on "Drop It Again (Xmas Version)," Wiwek's "Totem Night" drops the beat on "Silent Night," Alizzz offers a deconstructed slow jam over "Jingle Bells" on "What If (Jingle Edit)," and Davoodi's "The Nutcracka" needs very little elaboration from the likes of me, in that it's the hip-hop take on the Tchaikovsky classic. Though I'm far from a hip-hop expert, this stuff is pretty listenable to me.
The Brooklyn-born, Venice Beach-based hip-hop collective offers this fine holiday jam on its Holiday in the Sun Sampler at Noisetrade for 2014. It's a rap tune with a solid musical background, relaxed but danceable, and it'll bring a fine change of pace to your playlists. The other songs on the sampler aren't holiday tunes, but don't sweat it, if you like the hit, you'll probably like the other tunes.


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