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Reading Suggestions for the SummerTuesday, July 30th, 2013 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
In case you missed the latest Friday Fiction program, the lists of suggested reads are below. This time, in addition to the usual list of suggestions, there is also a bonus list of staff suggestions for great summer beach reads:
If you need more suggestions, or have specific questions about reading or books, check in with Christine S. at the Readers Services Desk on the main level of the library (across from the Front Desk). She's there 9:30 - 4:30 Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, or you can reach her by email at email@example.com.
You can also find reading suggestions through our Reading Room webpage, which groups suggestions into lots of different categories to make them easy to locate. It also has links to all of our book groups, great free web resources, and much more.Posted in Books, Reading Room | No Comments »
One Book Chelmsford 2013: Townie, by Andre Dubus IIITuesday, February 12th, 2013 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
The book chosen for One Book Chelmsford 2013 is Townie, by Andre Dubus III. There are lots of events planned over the next few months, including a visit from the author - check out http://chelmsfordlibrary.org/onebook/ for more information.
Copies of Townie are available at the library - after you read it, please return it to the library or pass it along to someone else.
Here's an overview of One Book events - check http://chelmsfordlibrary.org/onebook/ for more information.
Enjoy One Book Chelmsford 2013, and be sure to let library staff know what you think!Posted in Books, One Book, Reading Room | No Comments »
New Reading Suggestion Program: Friday FictionFriday, July 6th, 2012 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
Everyone is looking for a great book to read this summer - and the library is here to help!
We've transformed our popular "Now... It's Your Turn" program into the "Friday Fiction" reading suggestions group. With an emphasis on popular summer reads and new fiction, this program offers great tips, fun conversation, and great recommendations.
The first gathering is:
Feel free to bring suggestions of your own, or just be ready to learn about great titles to read this summer.Posted in Books, Programs, Reading Room | No Comments »
How to See New Library Books, Movies, and MusicFriday, February 10th, 2012 - by: Brian Herzog, Head of Reference
We now have an easy way to view all the brand new books, DVDs, and audiobooks that get added to the library catalog each week.
To see this list, just click the New Book Alerts button on our homepage. Once there, you can use the menus on the left to see just DVDs, or just Childrens books, etc.
Along the top, you can click to see previous weeks, or see more than one week at a time. These new items lists just started last week, so it'll take a few weeks to build up.
Speaking of book lists, did you know the library has a Reading Room webpage devoted to provided reading suggestions? From there you can find best seller lists and lists of award winners, "read-a-likes" similar to your favorite books and authors, staff picks, and also a list of places from which to download ebooks.
And if you'd like to have reading suggestions delivered to you automatically, via email or RSS feed, check out our Electronic Signups page. You can sign up to receive notifications of new items, best sellers, library events, our Twitter feed and more!
If you have any questions about these options, please contact the Reference Desk.Posted in Library Information, Reading Room, Resources | No Comments »
Join a Book Group at the LibraryFriday, November 19th, 2010 - by: Becky Herrmann, Library Director
Do you enjoy reading and then discussing what you thought of the book with others? Come join one of the library's book groups!
We have several options for book groups - morning and afternoon sessions at both the main library and at the MacKay branch. Here's a brief breakdown on each one:
All of our groups are open to the public, and all are welcoming new members. Each group meeting will be listed on the library's events calendar, and many of the groups send email reminders.
If none of these groups quite meet your needs, a variety of other book groups are listed on Meetup.com and LibraryThing Local.Posted in Books, Library Information, Programs, Reading Room, Teen | No Comments »
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Turbocharged cars' gas mileage may not be all that's promised
While electric vehicles continue to grab the green-car spotlight, an older technology has quietly emerged as a player in the fuel economy wars: turbocharging.
Once the province of performance cars, turbochargers now power economy cars, family sedans and even full-sized trucks. Turbos now account for an estimated 13 percent of U.S. auto sales, according to Honeywell International Inc., a leading turbo supplier. That's double what it was in 2010.
The increase is driven by stricter federal fuel economy standards. Turbochargers, which inject compressed air into engine cylinders, enable automakers to squeeze more oomph out of smaller motors.
Not everyone is sold on turbos. Toyota and Honda continue to avoid the technology. And critics, including Consumer Reports, question its efficiency and performance advantages. In a report this week, the product-testing organization found that most turbos failed to deliver on advertised fuel economy or to outperform non-turbo rivals with bigger engines.
"There are better ways to save fuel, including hybrids, diesels and other advanced technologies," the magazine said.
Still, automakers including Ford, Volkswagen and BMW are bullish on turbos. Some predict the U.S. car market will soon look more like Europe, where more than half the cars are turbocharged.
"We're going 100 percent into turbo technology," said Rainer Michel, vice president of product strategy for Volkswagen of America. "From a physics standpoint, nobody will get around it."
Ford shocked the industry two years ago when it introduced a turbocharged six-cylinder version of its hefty F-Series pickup truck, the bestselling vehicle in the United States. Noting that truck buyers favored the traditional V-8, Car and Driver magazine said the engine "might as well be a hood-mounted tofu dispenser."
Today the twin-turbo V-6 now sells better than any other option, including two V-8s, at 42 percent of all F-150 sales. "It's surprised even us at how well it's done," said Ford spokesman Richard Truett.
But Consumer Reports found that the EcoBoost truck achieved 15 miles per gallon in combined city and highway driving, less than its 17 mpg combined rating from the Environmental Protection Agency — and about the same as Ford's 5.0-liter V-8.
Ford released a statement on Monday saying the Consumer Reports "findings are not consistent with our internal and external feedback. It shows EcoBoost vehicles lead in customer satisfaction for fuel economy across segments, including surveys by J.D. Power."
Ford now offers 15 nameplates with EcoBoost engines and plans to add more, including a three-cylinder Ford Fiesta that will be among the smallest engines sold in America.
General Motors is close behind, increasing turbo models to eight this year from four. Sales of 2013 model-year turbos so far represent 14 percent of all GM cars, up from 7 percent in the 2012 model year, said Rick Balsley, GM's engineering group manager for charging.
By comparison, gas-electric hybrids account for about 3 percent of all U.S. car sales. Figures for U.S. turbo sales include vehicles with diesel engines. Diesels, which also account for about 3 percent of the market, have been turbocharged since the late 1970s because of their particular performance and pollution issues.
The recent growth in turbocharging involves gasoline engines.
"The U.S. is an emerging market for turbos," said Tony Schultz, vice president for the Americas at Honeywell Turbo Technologies. "We're growing as fast here as we are in China."
Some major automakers have resisted turbocharging, relying instead on tweaking traditional engines to find power and fuel economy. "We're not jumping on the bandwagon," Honda spokesman Chris Martin said. "At this point, we have such efficient and powerful engine options that we haven't needed the turbo."
Toyota, the world's largest automaker, is focusing instead on hybrid technologies and efforts to reduce weight and make cars more aerodynamic, specialist Moe Durand said. Today's turbos are impressive, he said, but their efficiency can suffer in real-world use.
"For absolute fuel economy, you're still going to do better with a hybrid," Durand said.
Consumer Reports found that turbo engines — across segments and automakers — generally failed to outperform larger non-turbo engines. Ford's 1.6-liter turbo Fusion, for instance, returned 25 mpg and took nearly 8.9 seconds to get from zero to 60 mph. Honda's non-turbo 2.5-liter Accord, meanwhile, got 30 mpg and took 8.2 seconds to reach 60 mph.
Comparing turbo and non-turbo versions of the Chevrolet Cruze, the magazine found the more expensive turbo version to accelerate only marginally faster and return identical fuel economy — 26 mpg.
"The small-displacement turbos certainly are not the magic bullet in terms of fuel efficiency," said Jake Fisher, director of automotive testing at Consumer Reports. "Their EPA ratings look good on paper, but in our testing, they not only don't perform as marketed, but not as well as conventional powertrains."
GM responded with a statement: "If you have a heavy foot on a turbocharged engine, you're not necessarily going to see a lot of fuel economy benefits. As is generally the case, the improved fuel economy you get is really dependent on how you drive."
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The unseeded dream ended today, with all 5 unseeeded singles players or partnerships defeated on the biggest day of the World Championships this year. Both top seeds in the singles crashed out within an hour of each other on Court 2, Xie Xingfang defeating Zhou Mi in two games to book her place in the Semi Finals, with Sony Dwi Kuncoro beating Lee Chong Wei in two games.
The day started so well for the Danish, with both mixed doubles partnerships making the Semi Finals. However the dream of a Danish winner in either of the singles ended today with Tine Rasmussen, Jan O Jorgensen and Peter Gade all losing at the quarterfinal stage.
Local hopes were dashed also with defeats to Saina Nehwal and doubles partnership Gutta and Valiyaveetil today. Howard Bach and Tony Gunawan also lost in 3 games today to 2nd seeded Koo Kien Keat and Tan Boon Heong.
Day 6 promises to be a great day, starting on Court 1 with the Mens Singles semi-final between Taufik Hidayat and Chen Jin. Court 2 begins with Lee and Lee playing Laybourn and Rytter Juhl of Denmark, with Lee and Lee being the last of the top seeds still in any of the events.
Sony Dwi Kuncoro playing Lin Dan third on Court 1, followed by Xie Xingfang and Pi Hongyan. Court 2 has two all-Chinese matches with Du Jing and Yu Yang playing Zhang Yawen and Zhao Tingting in the ladies doubles semi-finals. Then Lu Lan plays Wang Lin in the second ladies singles semi finals.
Play begins at 2pm on Day 6;
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|Studies on the castability of Co-Cr alloy for cast plates. Part 2: Effect of form of sprue attachment to the wax pattern.
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|PMID: 2189024 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Co-Cr alloy is used more frequently than Ni-Cr alloy as a non-precious alloy for cast plates in Japan. However, since the melting point of Co-Cr alloy is very high, about 1300 degrees C, and since it oxidizes easily, a vacuum-pressure casting machine capable of melting this alloy in a reducing atmosphere has recently been developed. Using this vacuum-pressure casting machine, the authors studied the effects on the castability of Co-Cr alloy due to the form of sprue attachment to the wax pattern. The results clarified that in the vacuum-pressure casting method, the form of sprue attachment to the wax pattern has a significant effect (p less than 0.01) on the castability of Co-Cr alloy.
|Y Satoh; M Miyata; F Ono; Y Ujiie; H Toyoma; K Ohki; N Satoh; K Kimura; Y Shiina; K Maeda
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|Created Date: 1990-07-02 Completed Date: 1990-07-02 Revised Date: 2000-12-18
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Bucolic Nomini Hall was an original land grant awarded in 1729 to the famous Carter family, the largest land owners in the colony. The now 70-acre private estate, with a spacious plantation house built in 1850 after the original structure burned, boasts tall windows, high ceilings, heart-of-pine floors and fireplaces in every room. This historic property with modern amenities is ideal for small celebrations, executive retreats, family vacations or hunting groups. Located on Nomini Creek in Westmoreland County in the Northern Neck of Virginia, the plantation, near Robert E. Lee's Stratford Hall and James Monroe's and George Washington's birthplaces, is also convenient to Washington, D.C., Fredericksburg, Richmond, Jamestown and Williamsburg. The Washingtons, the Lees, the Tubervilles and the Tayloes all dined at historic Nomini Hall, please join our legacy of honored visitors.


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Dealers who originally signed up in 1966, celebrating 35 years with Am-Pac in 2001, are (left to right, back row): Mr. And Mrs. Ray Mickan, Walburg (Williamson Co.); J.C. Pohl, Carmine (Washington Co.); Brent Murray, Am-Pac sales manager; Rick Wegwerth, Am-Pac's TFB program coordinator; Philip Jander, vice president of Am-Pac; Tom Catchings, past TASCO state manager; Travis McMorrough, retired TASCO state manager; Ken Counts, a former TASCO assistant manager. Kneeling: Tom Vogt, La Grange, Fayette County; Dale Houlette, Friona (Parmer Co.); and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ray, Shamrock (Wheeler Co.). Thirty-five-year Farm Bureau dealers not pictured are: Harold Fietsam, Schulenburg (Fayette Co.); and Johnny Strong, Churchill (Rusk Co.).
By Lana Robinson
After more than 35 years, Am-Pac Tire Distributing, Inc, formerly TASCO, continues to provide quality, name-brand tires and batteries at a savings to Texas Farm Bureau members statewide.
"Even though the company has gone through ownership changes, the member advantage is just as good as ever, if not better. We have enhanced the warranty and the overall program for our members," said Rick Weg-werth, Texas Farm Bureau program coordinator for Am-Pac.
Simply by presenting your Farm Bureau membership card to any authorized Farm Bureau dealer, you get a discount on a complete line of Sigma Tires, Kelly Light Truck and Suremark batteries. Other member benefits include:
Free prorated Road Hazard on all Sigma brand passenger tires at no extra cost.
Free prorated Road Hazard on all Sigma, Kelly and Guardian light trucks at no extra cost.
Free roadside assistance program, 30-day test drive, 100,000 pro-rated mileage warranty and free replacement during the first 50 percent of tread wear for manufacturing defects on Sigma Paramount Passenger tires.
Up to two year free replacement on Suremark Batteries at no extra charge.
Two-year prorated Field Hazard on all Front farm tires (Kelly, Firestone, BFG and Michelin) at no extra charge.
One year free replacement for unrepairable Field Hazard on all rear farm tires at no extra charge.
Am-Pac also has the exclusive right to sell Michelin Ag tires in Texas.
Wegwerth said 2001 has been a record year for Am-Pac, adding that 50 new dealers had been signed up, bringing the number to 325 around the state. Dealers that originally signed in 1966, who celebrated 35 years with Am-Pac in 2001, include: Ray Mickan, Walburg; J.C. Pohl, Carmine; Tom Vogt, La Grange; Dale Houlette, Friona; Tim Ray, Shamrock; Harold Fietsam, Schulenburg; and Johnny Strong, Churchill.
"We're always continuing to look for dealers and improve our dealer network. We are looking for top quality dealers, and these dealers are that. They represent what Am-Pac and Farm Bureau are all about. These dealers and their loyal customers have allowed TASCO and Am-Pac to grow...," Wegwerth noted.
The Texas Agricultural Service Company started up in July of 1965 in order to serve farmer-members who were unable to find outlets for farm tires in rural areas. Originally, TASCO offered tires built by General Tire in Waco, the Safemark line. TASCO was a part of the American Farm Bureau Service Company.
"Al Grauer, who was already a Texas Farm Bureau employee, took over and started TASCO. When it started, adjusters of tires were the insurance agents," Wegwerth, who began his career as TFB program coordinator with TASCO in 1980, explained. "They called them service fieldmen. However, they did not sign up or recruit dealers. Over the years, that developed from service fieldman to salesman. They did everything, from adjusting to recruiting new dealers and signing them up.
"Travis McMorrough of West was the first hire," Wegwerth continued. " He traveled the whole state. The program continued to grow. In the late 1960s, TASCO added the Safemark line of batteries. And then in the early 1970s, they added tillage tools. That rocked along until Dec. 1991, when TASCO purchased the Service Center on Franklin in Waco."
TASCO's biggest year was 1984, when sales soared to $40 million. That year, Rio Grande Valley dealer Jimmy Hill had sales totaling $980,000.
Wegwerth said one of the biggest changes for the better in TASCO's history was when in 1988, Texas pulled out of the arangement with American Farm Bureau Service Company as a tire provider. The Safemark line was dropped and Sigma, which remains an Am-Pac product today, was added.
"The main reason for the change was quality problems. Sigma is built by Kelly. The Kelly-Goodyear product is a very good product. Our adjustment and quality problem went away," he said.
Another significant change occurred when voting delegates at a state convention in the early 1990s voted to allow Farm Bureau tire dealers to sell products to nonmembers while maintaining a better warranty package and better pricing for members only.
Wegwerth said another boost occurred following the purchase of Strauss Frank in 1994, when tire delivery service was added.
In March of 1998, TASCO was purchased by four Waco businessmen, John Green, Philip Jander, Kip Averitt and Tim Nemec, and was renamed TASCO Distributing, Inc. A Lubbock warehouse was added in May, 1999, to serve the Panhandle. TASCO Distributing was sold to Am-Pac in August, 2000. Am-Pac has warehouses in Dallas and Houston and plans to reopen a San Antonio location soon.
"The Farm Bureau tire and battery program is still a very vital part of Am-Pac's future," said Wegwerth. "We are looking for ways to add more enticements for members and dealers.
"No other distributor promotes its dealer network like we do in the Texas Farm Bureau publications, and we have a built-in clientele," Weg-werth continued. "Our Dealer's Council, which meets quarterly, are our eyes and ears. They let us know what our competitors are doing, and what we can do to better serve our dealers and members."


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13 Aug 2004, Solomon Teague, Risk magazine
Reporting to Azzollini, Xiao Wu takes the title of associate director and exotics trader.
Both recruits join from rival bank JP Morgan Chase. Azzollini was at the US bank for eight years, most recently as European head of interest rate exotics. Wu spent five years at the bank, most recently trading exotic interest rate products.
The appointments follow that of Marangetty Karthikeyan, who joined the team in May, taking on responsibility for European non-exotic options.
"These appointments will help us to drive the growth in non-linear and structured interest rate products globally, which is an important sector of the fixed-income market for our clients," said Eric Bommensath, global head of fixed-income derivatives and government bonds.
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Two men were arrested in Charlotte Sunday evening after robbing three others at gunpoint, Vermont State Police said.
Patrick Metro, 27, of Williston and James Babcock II, 29, of Shelburne both pleaded not guilty Monday morning to assault and robbery with a weapon in Vermont Superior Court in Burlington.
According to a police affidavit written by state police detective Tara Thomas, Justin Prescott, 27, of South Burlington was driving two friends home to New York City. The two friends, Ruben Flores Jr., 21, and Jonathan Nunez, 23, had come to Vermont for the weekend to sell 4 ounces of marijuana.
On the drive back to New York, Prescott stopped at Charlotte Berry Farm baseball field to make a drug deal with Metro and Babcock, the affidavit states.
Metro and Babcock ordered Prescotts two friends out of the car at gunpoint, telling Prescott to bind their wrists with duct tape and search their pockets. They told Prescott to take $2,000 worth of drug money out of Floress pocket, give it to them, and to drive away leaving his friends Flores and Nunez behind, according to the affidavit.
Police later found Metro and Babcock in South Burlington. No one was hurt, police said.
Both Metro and Babcock were held in custody at the Northwest State Correctional Facility in St. Albans Town for lack of $5,000 bail.
Metros and Babcocks next court appearances will be Nov. 8.
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Terrible trade2011-06-22 05:52:24Not just Richard Jefferson...Atlanta's Maurice Evans will likely be opting out of his 2.5 million $ contract this summer as well I'm told.2010-04-11 23:48:04Top 25s - Full List RankCategoryTotal 16Pts1607 19Fga1222 21Fta/g6.3 21Fta/407 24Fta/40p6.9 14Fta518 20Ftm/g5.1 21Ftm/405.7 23Ftm/40p5.6 12Ftm417 Team: Cavaliers PhysicalsPositionsRankings SalaryMisc H: 6' 8" W: 223 lbs Bday: 06/21/1980 (35 Years Old) Current: SF NBA: SF Possible: SF RSCI: 33Agent: Todd EleyCurrent Salary:$915,243 High School: Moon Valley Hometown: Los Angeles, CA Drafted: Pick 13 in 2001 by Rockets Predraft Measurements YearSourceHeight w/o ShoesHeight w/shoesWeightWingspanStanding ReachBody FatNo Step VertMax Vert 2001NBA Pre-Draft Camp6' 7.25"6' 8.5"2237' 0"8' 7"NA33.038.5Basic Per Game Statistics - Comprehensive Stats - Statistical Top 25s YearLeagueNameGPMinPtsFGFGAFG%2Pt2PtA2P%3Pt3PtA3P%FTMFTAFT%OffDefTOTAstsStlsBlksTOsPFs 2015/16NBARichard Jefferson17220.127.116.11.822.214.171.124.81.02.737.00.91.560.00.11.21.41.00.50.30.92.2 Player Page  | Player Stats | Related Articles  | Add to My Draft Express   NBA Scouting Reports, Atlantic Division (Part Four)July 2, 2009Overview: A talented slasher who is a solid second or third option. Possesses very good athleticism, boasting good explosiveness and quickness along with a strong frame and a great wingspan. Injuries have slowed him to an extent. A highly touted prep player, he enjoyed an impressive career at Arizona. Put up eerily similar numbers during each of his seasons under Lute Olsen. Blossomed during his second season in New Jersey and has been playing at a relatively high level ever since. Had a down year in 2006-07, but rebounded before being traded to Milwaukee for the 2008-09 season. Contributes in many different ways and is a smart and productive team player, but has struggled to be as consistent as he once was playing alongside Jason Kidd. Still one of those rare perimeter players who is a lights out shooter and gets to the free throw line at a good rate, without turning the ball over much. Defense and rebounding have fallen off noticeably during the past two seasons, following repeated ankle problems. A very good scorer, but not good enough to be a teams premier option. Will have to accept a much smaller role now that hes been traded to San Antonio. Has to become more efficient as a scorer in less touches while bring the same intensity on the defensive end. Clearly a Spurs guy when considering the intangibles he brings to the table. Will likely thrive playing a smaller role, similar to the one he had in New Jersey in 2005-2006. Offense: A nice offensive option who is more productive than efficient. Gets almost one-third of his shots up in spot up situations with isolations, shots off of screens, fast breaks, and pick and rolls accounting for the majority of his other touches. Possesses a solid jump shot with good range and a high release point, and has improved dramatically in recent seasons as a catch and shoot option despite only decent mechanics. Takes a lot of contested jumpers, but doesnt change his mechanics considerably when he does. Not a terribly consistent shooter off the dribble, despite his ability to create, has improved his midrange game a bit, and doesnt get tunnel vision to the rim like he used to. Has a good first step, showing good quickness and timing, which allows him to break his man down going in either direction. Doesnt get out in transition as often as he used to, but still finds quite a bit of success going one-on-one. Not the most advanced ball-handler, but uses craftiness and subtle misdirection steps to maneuver through the lane. Shows great ability to adjust in the lane and takes contact very well. Goes to the line at a terrific rate and shoots a good percentage. Has been a fantastic finisher historically, but hasnt been very effective around the basket recently, seeming to force a lot of tough shots and not finish his drives as efficiently. His drop off in shooting percentage at the rim accounts for many of his struggles, though his dramatic improvements as a shooter mask some of these issues. Moves well off the ball and makes good, quick cuts to the basket, where he catches and finishes well. Also uses his athleticism to get out and make plays in transition. A low-mistake player who makes good reads in the passing game and gets a decent amount of assists. Defense: Lateral quickness has fallen off noticeably following ankle troubles, which has impacted him defensively. Shows a good defensive stance, but doesnt always move his feet well when being attacked off the dribble. Sags off his man too much in one-on-one situations, leading to some easy shots. Overplays help defense at times, leading to open shots for opponents on the weak side. A good post defender who uses his body well while showing good fundamentals, even looking comfortable when matched against power forwards. Offers San Antonio some nice defensive versatility, but will need to work hard to fit into their defensive system. Change of scenery could be exactly what the doctor ordered on this end of the floor. [Read Full Article] © 2015 DraftExpress LLC All rights reserved.


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A visit to the teeming Tsukiji fish market, the world's biggest, is free and is a must on any visit to Tokyo.
The market is more like a city, spread out over 23 hectares, and is the workplace of about 60 000 wholesalers, accountants, auctioneers, company officials and distributors.
Almost 500 types of seafood are handled at Tsukiji every day, and more than 600 billion yen (R59.8bn) worth of seafood is processed there each year.
Below grimy steel girders, polystyrene boxes are stacked high with every imaginable sea creature, prepared in every imaginable way.
Workers whizz through the narrow lanes on electric carts laden with goods, while chefs and retailers busily select the produce needed for the coming day's trade.
Chunks of octopus tentacle sit next to what seems like hundreds of prehistorically huge crabs in cramped glass tanks.
An ecstatic-looking pink cartoon whale, up there with Bambi on a level of innocence, entices passers-by to try a row of barbecued skewers.
Tsukiji is far from the mechanical economy of a slaughterhouse – our group is stilled by the sight of a worker slowly slicing a massive tuna in two. With his long blade and solemn, careful movements, the act takes on a ceremonial air and the care and attention demonstrate why it's impossible to find a bad meal in this city.
Tsukiji is an example of what Tokyo rewards most: observation. – The New Zealand Herald
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In this simple children's story, a family with a young boy moves from Pakistan to Norway. It is told from the boy's point of view. Along the way, misunderstandings about one country which are common in the other get spoofed. For instance, in Pakistan, they are convinced that Norway is a land of constant ice and snow. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi


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The commonly used phrase "home-to-school transportation" is not exactly accurate. The vast majority of students who receive yellow school bus service only ride part of the way to and from school — from the bus stop in the morning and to the bus stop in the afternoon. That means, of course, students and their parents are responsible for getting to the bus stop safely in the morning and from the bus stop to home in the afternoon. The distance that a student might have to cover to the bus stop could be as little as 30 feet or as much as several blocks. That's a wide variance, but these children share a common bond: Until they step on the school bus in the morning or reach home in the afternoon, they are vulnerable.
The danger is real We need only look at a couple of incidents to understand just how exposed children are when they're not on the bus. In March, a 10-year-old Florida girl named Jessica Rodriguez was abducted just moments after she and her sisters were dropped off by the school bus at the end of their long, dirt driveway. Their mother usually met them at the bus stop, but had fallen asleep. Jessica was released three days later by the kidnapper, and police later arrested the man suspected of the crime. Not so lucky was Xiana Fairchild, an 8-year-old girl who was kidnapped last December while walking to her bus stop in Vallejo, Calif. Despite an extensive investigation, she is still missing and police have no suspects. It's easy to blame the parents for these types of abductions. Why didn't Jessica's mother make sure that she was awake to meet her daughters at the bus stop, and why didn't Xiana's mother or a guardian escort her to the bus stop? School districts can — and should — minimize the risks to bus-riding students by evaluating their non-bus travel to and from school. Routing and scheduling of bus service should maximize fleet efficiency and minimize risks to the students. Placement of bus stops should take into account the distances that children need to walk, streets that must be crossed and number of children at each gathering point. There's safety in numbers. Children who must wait alone for the bus are the most vulnerable. Many school districts require that young children be accompanied by a parent or guardian to the bus stop in the morning and met at the bus stop in the afternoon. Although this type of policy can be a burden for families with two working parents, it reduces the district's liability exposure and, more importantly, safeguards the children.
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Sunday, June 23: Edge the Ledge, 8 a.m., Kiekhaefer Park, Taycheedah. 3-mile adventure race featuring challenges such as lateral tire hopping, water crossings, wall leap, hurdle maze, balancing planks and climbing the famous "edge" that overlooks Lake Winnebago. Finish by crawling through a mud pit. Also will be kids event. midwestsportsevents.com, active.com or (800) 429-8044.
Saturday-Sunday, June 8-9: StreetBall 3-on-3, downtown Neenah. Men, women. $116 through May 12. Deadline May 23. www.streetball3on3.org or 725-8326.
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Wednesday: Bay Shore Bicycle Club Weeknight Wanderings, National Ride of Silence, Archie's Pub & Eatery, 600 George St., De Pere. 6 p.m. 15-18 miles at 12-14 mph, no drop. Open to public. Ride in silence to honor riders killed or injured while cycling on public roadways. Bruce Reineck, 336-8264, or www.bayshorebikeclub.org.
Wednesday, May 22: Bay Shore Bicycle Club Weeknight Wanderings, Luigi's Pizza, 1326 W. Frontage Road, Little Suamico. 6 p.m. 15-18 miles at 12-14 mph, no drop. Al Jauquet, 360-4440, or www.bayshorebikeclub.org.
Wednesday, May 29: Bay Shore Bicycle Club Weeknight Wanderings, Anduzzi's Sports Club, 2555 Lineville Road, Howard. 6 p.m. 15-18 miles at 12-14 mph, no drop. Christina Kabara, 660-0908, or www.bayshorebikeclub.org.
Ongoing: Slow Riders - Mondays, 6 p.m., Fox Point Boat Landing, De Pere. Novice ride for beginners. Show and go, no drop. 8-10 mph for one hour on Fox River Trail. Trail pass required. Dawn Goodman, 866-3158, or www.bayshorebikeclub.org.
Ongoing: Tuesdays, 10 a.m., Fox Point Boat Landing, De Pere. Show and go, no drop. www.bayshorebikeclub.org.
Ongoing: Wing it @ The Four Way Ride, third Tuesday of the month, 6 p.m., Four Way Bar, 1801 Riverside Drive, Suamico. 12- 14 miles at 10-14 mph. No drop. Rod Creighbaum firstname.lastname@example.com or www.bayshorebikeclub.org.
Ongoing: Thursday night Highland Howie's ride, 6 p.m., meet at parking lot of Highland Howie's, 3605 Humboldt Road. Two routes, long and regular, 14-16 mph. No drop. Pat Orgeman, 336-7512, or www.bayshorebikeclub.org.
Ongoing: Sunday fun rides, 10 a.m., Fox Point Boat Landing, De Pere. Show & go, no drop. www.bayshorebikeclub.org.
Sunday, May 19: 2-person 6-6-6 tournament, Royal Scot Golf and Supper Club, New Franken. 6 holes alternate shot, 6 holes scramble and 6 holes best ball. Marcus Rand, 866-2356.
Monday, June 10: Brown County Community Women's Club outing, Mid Vallee Golf Course. Shotgun start, 10 a.m., taco bar luncheon to follow. Forms at www.bccwc.org; deadline May 24. Nancy Daniels, 499-4995.
Tuesday, June 25: Prevea Fore Hoops Golf Classic, Thornberry Creek at Oneida, Hobart. Registration, 9-11 a.m.; shotgun start, noon; dinner, 6 p.m. Benefits the UWGB women's basketball team. $175 individual, $700 team, includes 18 holes with cart, lunch, dinner and more. Heather Golden, firstname.lastname@example.com or 465-5077.
Friday, Aug. 2: Green Bay Southwest High School Booster Club outing, Thornberry Creek at Oneida. Registration, 9:30-11 a.m.; 11 a.m. shotgun start. $100 per golfer, includes 18 holes with cart, range balls, lunch and dinner. Raffle prizes, silent auction. Kim Crawford, 496-9293, or Mark Champion, firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sunday, June 2: Aurora BayCare Green Bay Triathlon and 5K/10K run/walk, 7 a.m., Ashwaubomay Park. midwestsportsevents.com, active.com or (800) 429-8044.
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After a string of flops MGM had some long overdue good news this weekend as Barbershop cut through the competition to open top of the charts on $21m, according to studio estimates released on Sunday. The situational comedy stars Ice Cube as the patron of the eponymous salon and received enthusiastic reviews, averaging a snippy $13,084 from 1,605 theatres. It was directed by first-timer Tim Story. MGM''s specialised division United Artists also enjoyed a successful limited opening ...
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'Yukon Seasons' (Moose Skull - Phase 1) by Shane Wilson
June 01, 2000 Categories: Yukon Seasons
In the initial design, the migratory birds 'fly' down towards the nose of the skull on the other side. This will lead into the fall pattern of salmon spawning, up from the nose on this side and into the antler, to be caught by the grizzly.
The major seasons of summer and winter are therefore represented on the main portions of each antler, with the transition seasons of spring and fall forming the transition between the antlers and over the skull.
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Asa Akira--------------Smoking!! Absolutely smoking. Asa doesn't just have an incredible body she is fucking beautiful. She is flawless, ass, legs, face, tits she is just awesome all the way around. She does a nice tease b4 Everhard shows up to apply the wood. The sex with Asa must be awesome because Erik is always is seen fucking Asa. This has to be like the 6th time I have seen them two on screen getting it in!!!! Can't say that I blame him. There is some face smothering done by Asa and the exchange of oral favors is also good. Asa's bj skills are absolutely mind boggling. Erik is his usual hammer 1st, hammer again, and hammer some more here with Asa. They have a strong chemistry which would explain why they are together in so many scenes. Her ass looks incredibly sweet in cowgirl. This is a strong opening scene and Asa as always looks and performs beautifully.
Dia Zerva-------- Yum Yum gimmie some!!!!!!!! That's what I thought when I seen Dia. She looks hot, just as hot as when I 1st saw her 2 days ago!!!!!! She does a nice tease even pleasuring herself when holy shit..............time warp.............. its Sean Michaels. SOmebody tell Jennie Pepper to bring me a sammich!!!!!!!!! Tell Purple Passion and Nyrobi Knight to shut my blinds!!!!!!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry it is just crazy Sean is still doing the same shit he was doing when I was a real youngster. Like homework and curfews, b4 any responsibilities!!!!! Playing kick the can and hide and seek even. Red Light Green Light HAHAHAH!!!!! Anyway Dia gives up a really hot bj and takes the anal well in every position.Her energy is high through out and for a slim girl has a great ass. A really hot scene, like I said b4 Dia is a star in the making!!
Marie McCray--------- Never seen her b4 but damn if I don't want to see her some more. She does a nice tease getting warmed up for the fact she is going to be doing a 2 on 1 scene today. The guys show up and put her bj skills to the test which in this reviewers eyes she passes. She shows off her high energy fucking by taking both guys on in admirable fashion. I really don't get into 2 on 1 scenes much when its two guys and one girl, but Marie really makes this watchable with her small yet hot frame and her really hot cowgirl skills. I liked it, and more than likely you will too.
London Keyes--------- To bring Disc 1 to an end the lovely London decides to grace us with her beauty. London has an awesome body. Tits and ass are popping!!!!! The tease footage is most def boner worthy. They chat it up a bit, b4 the guy shows up and London introduces him to bj land. Her head skills are really hot here and the sex is even hotter. Sometimes people can just go through the motions in porn. Not here these two are raving each other from the word go. He rails her in mish and its hot as hell and she throws it all back like bring it on!!!!! London is high energy all the time her. Her cowgirl ride is outstanding, as well as the doggy reaming. You know a scene was hot when the girl looks nothing like she did in the beginning, well that's what you get here, she is a complete mess and we love her for it!!!!!!!!
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Evie Delatosso---------- Breasts................. they're what's for dinner!!!!!! Evie has a rack on her that is just what you think of when you hear titties!!!!!!! Delatosso is actually from the old country it means "has huge knockers". Don't believe me look it up. Evie is sexy as hell though and to top it off she has a sweet ass too. Peach sweet actually. She does a really nice tease and shows off her rack nicely. Erik shows up and his usual self getting right to business. No posturing for the camera or talking and putting his face all in the way, talking to the viewers and shit like other people *ahem Brian Pumper*. He gives her some oral loving, and she returns the favor with a smoking bj. If you know anything about EE its clobbering time!!!! What else do you expect from a guy who has a line called "Sport Fucking!!" But Evie loves ever second of it and if her jiggling boobs tell it they love it too!!!!!!! Her energy is great and she takes a hell of a pounding and delivers a smoking hot scene in the process!!!!
Avy Scott---------- Welcome back welcome back welcome back!!!!!!!!! I missed Avy and her big ol ass something terrible. I remember she did a scene with Slayer a long time ago which was my introduction to her, then she disappeared!!! WTF!!!!! Anyway here is Avy in all her splendor showing off her incredible body!!!!!! In case you are blind Avy also has mountainous hooters!!!!!! her body is just hot is all I can say!! She does a nice tease giving us a view to a kill just the way we want it. She pleasures herself a little b4 The Fonz shows up. A little make out action he gives her some oral action and gets right into the cooch. Damn, I was looking forward to some Avy head but what the hell. The mish is good and okay there it is Avy head, sweet!! Watching Avy fuck is a pleasure, and thanks to her my sleepless night changed drastically!! With her bouncing boobs and ass, this is better than the nighttime, sneezy, aching, so you can rest better medicine. Take two of those and call me in the morning!!!!!!
Jessica Bangkok------------ OOOOOOO I GOT YELLOW FEVER! I GOT YELLOW FEVER, WE GOT YELLOW FEVER WE'RE IN LOVE!!!!! I GOT YELLOW FEVER! I GOT YELLO...................... oops that was politically incorrect, but Jessica is sexy as hell. Jessica has a hot set of sweater midgets, but her ass at least for me takes center stage. What can I say I'm an assman!!!!!!!!!! The tease is hot and she really seems to enjoy showing off her hot bod, even touching herself a little. Its crazy to me when a girl sucks her own titty, its sexy as fuck but its also amusing!!!!!!!!!! We get another 2 on 1 scene, but Jessica is hot so I'm all for it. Her dual bj talents are to be admired as she gives each the attention they want. They fuck her like a track meet. One gets head while the other gets tails I guess you can say. Seeing her ass in doggy equals very nice!!! The energy even with the old man involved (kidding) is high and they keep it going until the pop. Closing out what was a really hot flick!!!
As with all MJ releases you get trailers pops pics and a really good BTS feature. This was a strong flick from beginning to end. I'm going to have to get a new dvd player one that holds multiple discs for my JJV collection, getting tired of having to get up and change the movies. Still its a buy from your boy! C. Dark Audi 5000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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A retired general who calls himself "the luckiest Marine in the whole wide world" is taking a small band of fellow survivors back to Iwo Jima this month for "a reunion of honor" with men they made war with 68 years ago.
Lt. Gen. Larry Snowden, the senior American survivor of the battle that became a proud symbol of the Pacific war, emphasizes that his now-annual trek to the far side of the globe is no victory lap.
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Although higher tuition costs have increased the cost to enroll in Alabama's Prepaid Affordable College Tuition Plan, state treasurer Kay Ivey said the program remains a good deal.
According to current PACT contract pricing, it would cost slightly more than $21,000, payable in a single lump sum to enroll a newborn today. That is about 445 percent higher than 1990, when an infant less than a year old could be enrolled for $3,857.
College Board estimates show tuition at four-year public schools has climbed about 130 percent since 1990. It has increased at a faster rate in recent years because of inflation and state funding cutbacks at colleges. Ivey said PACT's enrollment pricing is based on estimates of future tuition costs and projected rates of return. PACT's model assumes its investments will earn nine percent a year while tuition will increase seven-point-five percent.
The plan allows people to invest as little as $25 a month.
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MP3 repacker
MP3 repacker
Mar 15 2005, 02:33
Post #1
Group: Developer
Posts: 432
Joined: 22-February 04
From: San Diego, CA
Member No.: 12180
What it does:
Attempts to save space by storing frame data in the smallest possible frame. Usually MP3s are already stored in the most efficient way possible. However, for high-bitrate CBR files (like --preset insane) there can be a lot of wasted space
psyllium has made a great Windows GUI for this program. The GUI thread is here. Many people will find it easier to use than the CLI, and it has a few more features too (recursive directory support, 2-pass CBR).
How to use:
Download this 7Z file (version 2.04) (mirror)
Extract to a directory that makes sense.
Type "mp3packer in.mp3 out.mp3" to repack the in.mp3 file
OR see mp3packer.html included in the package (or available here) for more options.
The source can be downloaded here (mirror).
* Can make --preset insane files up to 10% smaller LOSSLESSLY (depending on the LAME version used)
* Squeezes out all the padding it can from any MP3 (Will not produce a larger file, unless you use the -b switch or something goes wrong)
* Writes valid LAME/XING header for proper VBR seeking
* Many people also use this backwards, to losslessly turn VBR into larger CBR files to humor players which can't handle VBR
* Includes a brute-force compression optimization option as of 1.10 to further compress files
* Now supports Unicode file names and paths
* Support for encoding an entire directory of files
* Works on Windows, Linux, 64-bit Linux, Linux through WINE, and should work perfectly on any other platform with an OCaml port
* GPL, so anybody can tweak it as long as it stays GPL
A few caveats:
* The program will always output an MP3 that doesn't use CRCs, even if the input file uses CRC. This is primarily laziness on my part, but nobody really needs them, and it saves 600 bits per second... (it's a feature, not a bug!)
* The 32-bit version will not process files larger than 1GB. The 64-bit version has a much higher limitation (4EB) which is unlikely to be encountered.
* There seems to be an incompatibility with the multi-threaded repacking code and 32-bit Windows XP. If you run across an error, try adding "--workers 0" to the command line.
Changelog (click here!)
This post has been edited by Omion: Sep 1 2012, 04:34
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Jan 16 2006, 20:44
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Group: Members
Posts: 247
Joined: 4-August 05
From: Birmingham, UK
Member No.: 23690
Make sure you've got Omion's Perl tool in a permanent folder, and get the latest version of Mp3Tag, install it and open it. Go Tools --> Options. Click on the last option in the tree menu 'Tools'. Now click on the icon to the right on the text box. And enter this:
Name: MP3 Packer (or whatever you want)
Path: Navigate to C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe
Parameter: /c "cd /d "C:\Program Files\Encoding\mp3repack" && perl mp3packer.pl -mst "%_path%" "%_folderpath%\%_filename%-vbr.mp3""
N.B Where mine says 'C:\Program Files\Encoding\mp3repack', just change it to whatever folder you've UnRared the MP3 Packer to.
And check 'For all Selected Files'. Press OK and come out of the menu.
Now change the directory (press CTRL+D) and navigate to a folder of mp3's you want to repack. Select the MP3's, right click on them, go Tools --> MP3 Packer. You'll then get loads of command line terminals come up. Just leave it until it's all finished.
Your new files will have -vbr at the end of the filename.
And thanks Omion, you've solved a problem for me or cutting MP3's gaplessly. Now thanks to Sebi's PCutMP3 and this tool, my MP3's play on my Karma without the faintest gap.
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Jan 16 2006, 21:34
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Group: Developer
Posts: 432
Joined: 22-February 04
From: San Diego, CA
Member No.: 12180
QUOTE (senab @ Jan 16 2006, 12:44 PM)
And thanks Omion, you've solved a problem for me or cutting MP3's gaplessly. Now thanks to Sebi's PCutMP3 and this tool, my MP3's play on my Karma without the faintest gap.
That was a completely unintended benifit, but I suppose it works. I find it kind of funny that I made the tool to turn CBR into VBR files, and now it seems that most people are using it the other way around!
About the batch processing: I think I'll make it so that if you give it a directory as input, it will process all the .mp3 files within it. Then it'll add a specified string to the end of the filenames, like "-vbr". I should have it ready for testing in a few days.
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currently i m runing junos 8.2R4 and I wana upgrade my m7i router to 10.x version but as per juniper first I need to upgrade 8.5 version So I did it but I am facing the error lik
WARNING: This version of JUNOS cannot validate 8.5R4.3
WARNING: Please install JUNOS 8.5 or newer first,
WARNING: or use the 'no-validate' option (not recommended).
ERROR: validate-config: jbundle/+REQUIRE fails
WARNING: Current configuration not compatible with /var/tmp/jbundle-8.5R4.3-expo
anyone help me on the same !!
Hi Sraheel,
It looks like you are hitting a PR similar to 232061; at the very least, the error message you are getting is severely misleading.
I would contact the JTAC, after making sure you have a big enough CF; for 8.5, it is 512M if I recall correctly.
If this is not a production router and you have a console connection, you may even attempt to use the no-validate knob, but beware: if the newer JUNOS fails to commit the initial configuration due to validation errors, all your interfaces will stay DOWN, and you will need todo this:
- login on the console (you will get a message about configuration not committed)
- enter configuration mode
- Try to commit, check for errors and correct the problematic statements on the fly.
I would never attempt this without being on-site with console and a recovery media (and of course the saved config on my laptop).
I hope this helps,
Hi Saverio,
I Finished the upgradation of device and I Upgrade the box through Flash drive and it was successfully upgraded.
anyways thanks for you reply.i tried throigh FTP but i couldnt succed then I decide to do this thorugh flash drive and copy the junos in it then take the help of snapshot command.
.. well, all is well what ends well!
Good to hear the router is now up and running!


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A British Challenger 2 tank rolls into Basra in Iraq. Challenger tanks will be among the armor the UK will send to a Polish military exercise in October. (Essam al-Sudani/AFP)
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LONDON — Britain is committing nearly 1,500 troops to a major exercise in Poland later this year as part of wider measures to reassure nations in Eastern Europe and the Baltic of NATOs commitment to the region in the face of Russian aggression in the Ukraine.
The British are dispatching a 350-strong force of vehicles led by about 20 Challenger II tanks as part of Exercise Black Eagle in October.
New British Defence Secretary Michael Fallon announced July 28 that the deployment of a battle group of 1,350 personnel and 350 vehicles is the UKs biggest commitment to the region since 2008.
The commitment of a battle group to Exercise Black Eagle shows our sustained and substantial support to NATOs eastern border, Fallon said in a statement.
Fallon was in Warsaw with British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond when he made the training exercise commitment.
The announcement comes as the US and European Union nations prepare to toughen sanctions against Russia.
The deteriorating situation in eastern Ukraine is expected to top the agenda when NATO nations meet for a summit in Wales Sept. 4-5.
We have a strong opportunity at the NATO summit to discuss how we will continue our response to Russias illegal annexation of Crimea and its destabilization of eastern Ukraine. The UK is playing a central role and we are not ruling out further enhancements, said Fallon.
Led by the US government, NATO nations are pursuing a reassurance initiative in Eastern Europe aimed at demonstrating support for allies in the region with a series of exercises and other measures.
Around 100 armored fighting vehicles, including the main battle tanks, and some 250 support vehicles will be included in the British deployment in an exercise in southwest Poland which is planned to run between early October and early December.
The British have already contributed Royal Air Force Typhoon jets to the NATO Baltic air policing mission as well as participating in smaller scale army exercises.
A regiment of British light infantry are scheduled to take part in a US-led exercise in Poland in late August involving 16 NATO and partner nations. ■
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|Cleburne Fan:
Have heard that explanation from another Floridian. (Maybe it was you? Don't think so.) The north Georgia crackers might disagree with you. Cracker might well refer to drinking, as in cracked corn. But, although Florida drovers might have been referred to as crackers, I don't believe it explains the appelation.
Total aside. Was going to make a comparison with the Australian drovers who cracked whips and might also be called crackers. So I asked Dear One (a fan of "Snowy River") what one calls an Australian cowboy. Her answer: "Gorgeous." So we'll let that thought slide.
Will entertain votes from other than Florida Crackers.


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STRFKR at the Observatory, Feb. 23, 2012
Categories: Last Night reviews
|Charles Lam / OC Weekly
The Observatory
Feb. 24, 2012
Starfucker was last in Orange County in January, but they might as well never have left.The first of their two-show Southern California mini break from recording left fans cheering their name as they dispersed across the parking lot of The Observatory.
The night started low key. A line of bearded hipsters, toned-down Kandi Kids and highschoolers stretched around the dividers outside, waiting an extra half hour for the doors to open. Once inside, fans were met by opening band, White Arrows, who were dressed in blotchy tie-dyed dress shirts.
White Arrows, eager as they were, started out on the rough side. This being only their second live show, their lack of experience was apparent. The front man's voice strained through the first two songs, scaring away a fair amount of people from the dance floor. It wasn't until they debuted new song "Fireworks in the Sea" that White Arrows finally settled, finishing the rest of their set as if they were an entirely different band.
Following them was Robert Delong, who spent a month as the Observatory's resident
After Delong, the crowd began to buzz, searching for any signs of Starfucker in the crew moving equipment. As the band's instruments began making their way onto the stage, bringing Joshua Hodges, Shawn Glassford and Keil Corcoran with them, the energy level both visually and audibly spiked.
|Charles Lam / OC Weekly
Everyone got on their feet and started dancing as Starfucker began to play, including a patron who wore a cast and had been seated for most of the night and the band photographer, who had been circling the stage wearing only his boxers. As the band transitioned into their second song, "Bury Us Alive," the first single off of "Reptilians," the dance floor erupted into full cheer.
By the time the third track, the chip-tune driven "Holly," began every single person in the Observatory had pushed as far forward as they could, clearing the dining areas the crowding the second levels.
Half way through Starfucker's set, fans began to crowdsurf. Though initially chaotic, many fans slowly began making their way towards the stage. As the lights began to fade to black between songs, all that was visible were the silhouettes of fans flailing their arms around in front of the band.
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After a final fade to black, the monitors began to output pure noise. The band could be seen in the regularly lit back room from the nearly completely dark dance floor. After a few minutes of band talk, Starfucker reemerged, plunging their way into a three song encore.
As plucky chords of "Rawnald Gregory Erickson the Second" began to play, the energy crescendoed. The crowd became a rapibly boiling pot, throwing more and more fans up onto the stage. Where bassist Shawn Glassford joined them for a few moments.
The show ended with the band's rendition of "Girls Just Want to Have Fun": A perfect dancey ending to a near flawless set.
|Charles Lam / OC Weekly
Critic's Bias: I may have spent a fair amount of time before, after, and during the show in the company of a really attractive girl.
Overheard in the Crowd: "The kids standing in front of me right now make me want to destroy things."
Random Notebook Dump: Starfucker might be called Starfucker, but that doesn't mean you should be grinding that on the dance floor.
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