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I get that.
But repeat after me: Your customers do read these publications. They have information about your industry that other media outlets don't have. That's just a fact.
And if someone doesn't see the print edition, they can get the information from the publication's digital edition or web portal. And if they miss it online, they can get it through Google searches. And even if they don't get it in a search, reporters are increasingly promoting their work through social media, particularly Twitter.
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The truth of this simple observation was borne out this week when one of our financial services clients loved the article we placed for them in a major industry publication. It doesn't matter which publication – maybe it's your industry's leading trade.
It was a very well written, well sourced article by a reporter who has been covering this industry segment for years. She understands what is going on, and she is always looking for new trends to uncover (long before someone at The Wall Street Journal will).
The set up was perfect. The reporter was talking about a trend that will have a major impact, now and in the future, on how the customers in this industry look at their suppliers.
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9-10-11: a surreal day
If 9-11 is forever known throughout the world as the biggest "emergency" our nation has witnessed (owing to the universally understood 9-1-1 phone number), then September 10th, 2011 will probably hold special significance in Kern County. And that comes from the symbolic meaning of 9-10-11, or predictable continuity. Specifically, "one thing leads to another, which leads to another, which leads to another..".
It all began the preceding Monday, Labor Day, with computer models suggesting low pressure would form over California the upcoming Saturday. It ended on a Saturday filled with stunning displays of natural beauty in the sky, followed by fires that covered the county with acrid and heavy air, menacing wildfires in places too numerous to accurately quantify and questions about the resources required to fight this new threat.
I noted on Monday that our heat was destined to cool down soon thanks to hemispheric pattern shifts that would bring a large high pressure system to North Dakota. How does that relate to the price of potatoes in Poland? This jet stream rearrangement of a blocking ridge over the northern high plains would strengthen low pressure in the east (with more flooding rains) and, in turn, cause low pressure to develop out of thin air in the west- specifically California. It is one thing to forecast a low that is already spinning, can be clearly seen on a satellite image and whose future location can be extrapolated. However, it is quite another to blindly predict the formation of a low that will dynamically form in the fuzzy future right about … here- where nothing is happening now. That was the situation leading up to Saturday's event. It appeared to me that the low would slowly form over a 24-hour period near Reno and then dig to the southwest ending up just off the central California coastline. Several computer models agreed with that scenario. But by Friday evening a plume of mid and high level moisture from the southeast had become entrained into the developing low. While winds were generally from the northwest at most levels, in the 10,000-20,000 foot range, winds were blowing from the southeast with increasing instability aloft. This finally led to high-based thunderstorm formation.
Friday night football, and several videographers going from game to game commented that lightning was flashing out east. I saw that the cloud to cloud lightning would likely continue through the night and increase from the east as it became apparent low pressure was developing farther to the south than expected. Thunderstorms of this kind are not like typical electrical storms that occur during the heat of the day. Instead, just like the low itself, they were dynamically formed so the time of day wasn't as important. Kern County residents saw tremendous lightning bolts skipping across the sky in spider web fashion from about midnight until sunrise. Thunder rolled and rumbled. I was up for hours enjoying the spectacle. Precious little rain was falling and the landscape remained tinder dry from months of hot rainless weather. And as the low strengthened, lightning expanded from the "cloud to cloud" type, becoming "cloud to ground". Over 600 ground strikes were recorded in Kern County, sparking more than 50 significant wildfires. In one 60-minute period more than 2500 lightning discharges were noted in Kern County on my Lightning Tracker resource.
By morning smoke had already turned south valley skies orange and hazy, casting a ruddy pale to trees and leaves. Smoke was discernable in Bakersfield, like a campfire nearby. And although the forecast was for cooler weather, heat remained with even greater humidity. After a high on Friday of 100, south valley residents still dealt with a Saturday afternoon high of 99 degrees. This was caused by the positioning of low pressure farther south than expected, bringing a significant southeasterly wind into the valley. It was a classic downslope warming scenario. Plus, the cyclone near Los Angeles kept wind velocities up, which worked against Cal Fire and their efforts trying to mitigate the panoply of conflagrations breaking out everywhere. My wife and I traveled up to the Keene area looking for the worst situation of all Saturday afternoon. An army of air support was addressing fires just northwest of Tehachapi. The Incident Command Post (after just mopping up the Canyon Fire) was being re-energized to fight this new series of fires. But as helicopters were dropping water and fire retardant on all these blazes, a fresh complex of thunderstorms moved in from the southeast. More spectacular lightning, several reports of 1" diameter hail and wind gusts to nearly 50 MPH. The operations had to draw down due to weather.
For a moment we beheld flames on the backside of Black Mountain, leaping easily 100 feet into the air consuming trees in an instant, followed by bulbous billows of black smoke rushing upward in a mushroom cloud shape denoting sudden destruction had occurred. Fire was approaching a ridge line with winds that were changing by the moment. And then, in the span of not more than 10 seconds, the ridge line awoke to more huge flames. I remember being amazed at how quickly the fire spread, all the time responding to turbulent wind direction and speed. As we looked around on the way back down to the valley on highway 58, I was struck by the vision of fires and plumes of smoke in every direction I scanned, almost apocalyptic. In the south end of the valley ahead of me- smoke. To the north and northeast- plumes of smoke in the Walker Basin area and up toward Lake Isabella and Mount Breckenridge. Blackened and smoldering land just below Bear Mountain where highway 58 meets the Arvin cut off. All the while lightning was flashing forth in the sky above, as our eyes began watering from the smoke.
Coming down Bena Road to Edison Highway I realized this was much more than a typical September day in Kern County. Due to the severity of the constantly changing weather and fire status, I decided to go in to the station and do the late evening weathercasts, allowing Anthony Bailey to go out and report. In the back of my mind was concern for some friends of ours in the Stallion Springs area. I got to the station and started analyzing the situation. A severe thunderstorm warning crawl was written for a storm in the Taft area. It looked as though the worst was behind us with thunderstorms moving west and away while winds appeared to be diminishing.
But just then my phone rang with an unlikely voice on the other end. It was my sweet wife, Deborah, telling me that the sky was orange and our home was in the path of a fast moving wildfire. We live in far east Bakersfield, about 2 miles from the mouth of the Kern River Canyon. After watching only a couple of hours earlier how fast a fire can move, there was deep concern that even this area where we live might be in real danger. She put together a quick plan- what to take with her in the car at a moment's notice, just in case: things that could not be replaced, food for the dog and cat, medicine, important papers, etc. A few minutes later I called back to remind her "Don't forget the computer- just yank it out, that is not an insignificant thing". In the end, winds died down and a light shower graced our area. Trouble had been averted. There were many calls to the station from people both in our neighborhood and others who had been very concerned about what to do if the fire came too close. For us, it was a dry run- a good drill to bring to the top of our mind what we would need to do if the unthinkable happened.
And, of course, that is probably what we should all be thinking about anyway on this 9-11. The victims of that horrible day 10 years ago didn't get up in the morning planning to meet their doom. In fact, none of us knows what tomorrow may bring, or today for that matter. But for me, quite personally, the events of 9-10-11 really did cement in my mind that one things leads to another which leads to another- and if you are prepared mentally to deal with whatever that next thing is, you will be alright. I've never seen a day in my 21 years in Kern County like Saturday the 10th for all its unpredictability, surprise, splendor and urgency. It was all mixed together and isn't over yet. These fires will be a target of brave firefighters working long hours and days and weeks to come. These warriors are from many other places, here in Kern County from afar to help in time of need. An unbroken chain of people dedicated to healing the ravages that nature has inflicted upon us- protecting life and property. They are as constant as the sunrise in their determination, as sure as "predictable continuity"- the legacy of 9-10-11.


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The award is the seventh of the season for Bull, who is fourth in the MEAC in hits (65) and second on UMES in batting average (.340). Earlier this season, the senior carried a 25-game hit streak and had 33 straight games of reaching base safely. He was 10-for-10 over a four-game stretch before being named NCAA Player of the Week and Louisville Slugger Player of the Week by Collegiate Baseball on April 14.
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Whether or not the name and music of Redwood Son has yet hit the big radar, this year's "Best New Artist" of the Portland Music Awards is on the rise. Their 20 Song double-disc debut, The Lion's Inside, boasts a dynamic versatility that crosses the borders of their West Coast Americana with hook-laden roots-rock and alt.country, while maintaining an authentic Universal "Pop" vibe.
Led by singer-songwriter Josh Malm, Redwood Son's long anticipated release of The Lion's Inside signifies a culmination of Malm's tireless persistence as a performer and live music presenter throughout the Pacific Northwest since 2005. Though making an initial mark under his previous moniker J*Malem, he birthed the concept of Redwood Son in 2009 searching for an honest sound representative of his childhood in the California Redwoods. The first incarnation of the band was making way towards this very album while establishing a local presence when an unexpected catastrophe struck. On November 4th, 2009 Redwood Son's original drummer and Malm's long-time friend Kipp Crawford was killed in a tragic event that remains partly unsolved. Though Redwood Son experienced a state of dismantle with uncertain destiny, Malm did not lose sight of their shared vision alongside the standing support of the group's original guitarist Chance Hayden. The project was resurrected in the spring of 2010 to nobly move forward, recording The Lion's Inside in Crawford's honor along with an unreleased dedication track titled "Because of You".
The rawness of Redwood Son's beginning is nostalgically captured on Disc One: Summer of '77, focused on the band's sound as a unit along with guest instrumentalists who compliment Malm's friendly lead vocals. Known for bringing the right guys together, trusty engineer Rob Stroup fostered Malm's connection to the authentic sounds of roots-rock and alt. country. The disc was then mixed with a warm analog approach by Rian Lewis, bringing the presence of a laid-back summer day to the ears. Less than a mile away, Disc Two: New Beautiful Day was recorded and produced simultaneously by Dean Kattari to beckon the band's mainstream viability. Here the band's core shows an even greater expansiveness shouldering a more lyrically focused sound, with guest vocals on nine of the ten tracks from singers including Gretchen Mitchell and Ray Frazier. Though the two discs stand tall individually, together they represent a full circle of Malm's musical journey thus far. His thoughfully told stories are the focal point throughout, binding his many musical influences into Redwood Son's distinctive brand of West Coast Americana.
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The songs of Tony Smiley are a tantalizing ride through electro acoustic music that will cause your musical senses to rise. During the experience you can expect original soul bearing songs, improv crowd pleasers, and creative cover mixes. As he loops his way through a set he builds the audience's anticipation by using, keyboards, drum machines, guitars, tambourine, cowbell, vocals and beat box sounds through Boss Loop pedals. His songs are original, groove-laden works of art. The loop ninja will "completely make you a believer." (Andy Summers, guitar player for the Police)
In 2010, Smiley joined the ranks of his fellow loop artists, winning 3rd place in the National Boss Loop Contest in Hollywood. Judges included: Paul Youngblood (Boss US Director), Frank Gambale (Guitar player for Chick Corea), Andy Summers (Guitar player for The Police), Derek Murdock (Bass player for Kevin Eubanks, Tonight Show Band), Michael Molenda (Editor of Guitar Player Magazine). He continues to work with Roland/Boss running pedal clinics and performing for international ad campaigns.
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? Remington Barbo, Glendale, sr. - The 6-foot-3 Barbo is a tough athlete who understands how to play. He can score in the paint, rebound and is a tough passer for the Falcons. Barbo should be a reliable building block for new coach Brian McTague.
? Tyson Batiste, Kickapoo, jr. - Batiste missed much of last season with an ankle injury but returned to lead Kickapoo to a 16-3 record when healthy. With a full offseason to recover, Batiste should be in for a big season. For a talented team like Kickapoo, a playmaker like Batiste who makes everyone around him better is valuable.
? Chris Bettis, Nixa, sr. - Bettis averaged 4.6 points a game last season but already has made a big scoring statement, dropping 31 points in Nixa's opener. He's a strong, physical player with good shooting range.
? Zach Brown, Camdenton, sr. - The hardest-working player on new coach Jared O'Quinn's roster, Brown is an undersized post player. But he can also give opponents problems on the other end with his outside shooting ability.
? Ryan Burland, Kickapoo, jr. - Burland spelled Chris Ward off the bench last season, but this year the Kickapoo paint is his. The 6-6 skilled post player could have a breakout season.
? Kullen Carlock, Camdenton, sr. - Carlock averaged 20 points a game last season and is one of the best all-around athletes in the Ozark Conference. Carlock is a big, physical guard that presents matchup problems for opponents.
? Heath Carmichael, Ozark, jr. - After a solid sophomore year on the varsity, the 6-2 guard will have a larger role this year for new coach Mark Schweitzer. Carmichael can shoot from the outside but must show progress this year on his all-around game.
? Isaiah Daniels, Branson, sr. - There are a few potential offensive contributors alongside Da'Quan Ervin for the Pirates, but new coach Kirk Hanson can definitely count on Daniels' defense.
? Bryce Dulin, Nixa, sr. - Dulin signed with the U.S. Naval Academy, but then suffered a high-ankle sprain, which should keep him out for half of his season. He averaged 11.1 points per game last season, and will be asked to score more when he returns.
? Ryan Elliott, Camdenton, sr. - A great athlete, the 5-9 Elliott will be playing point guard for the Lakers. He will be in for long nights on defense, as well, usually drawing opponents' top offensive player.
? Da'Quan Ervin, Branson, sr. - One of the most talented athletes in southwest Missouri, Ervin will be asked to lead the way for coach Hanson's team.
? Korbin Evans, Ozark, sr. - The high-flying 6-2 guard was grounded in the offseason with an anterior cruciate ligament surgery in his knee. He's back now and should be the leader of the Tigers by scoring in a variety of ways.
? Chandler Lyon, Ozark, jr. - A first-year varsity player, the 6-4 junior should help fill the void of the graduated Brett Krisik. He spent the summer playing AAU ball with the MoKan Elite program, and can play inside and out.
? Cameron Maes, Glendale, sr. - Maes was a bright spot in a difficult, 10-15 season last year for Glendale. He can score in a multitude of ways for McTague, and will be a matchup problem with his size, ability to shoot and quickness off the dribble.
? Wes Middleton, Nixa, sr. - Middleton has played a complimentary role for the Eagles in past seasons, but will be asked to do more as a senior. He's a high-energy player for coach Jay Osborne, and is an unselfish leader.
? Matt Ridder, Kickapoo, jr. - Ridder came on strong at the end of his sophomore season and established himself as a shooter that needs to be accounted for by defenses. He fits well in Kickapoo's motion offense as a player who reads screens and defenses well.
? Jacob Ruder, Nixa, jr. - Is likely to be a baseball player in college, but he has the potential to be a great basketball player as well. The 6-7 post player can also step out and shoot it like his brother, Austin, already a starting guard at Missouri State as a freshman.
? Jack Simpson, Kickapoo, jr. - It seems like Simpson has been around for longer than he has, especially to opposing point guards, who have been hounded by the 5-10 guard for two years. Simpson has a high basketball IQ and brings great energy for coach Dick Rippee.
? Garrett Skipworth, Glendale, jr. - Skipworth will be the leader on the court for the Falcons. He has further developed his shooting from last season, and will be relied upon to run the show as McTague installs his systems in Springfield.
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Xorg 7.4 buggykirk recently reported that the Intel Xorg driver is buggy:
Something else about Xorg 7.4, 3d and even some 2d acceleration is broke for many Intel GPUs. The Intel drivers seem to have been broken in transition to GEMS, which won't fully happen until the next release of Xorg and Mesa.
Well, I have just run into a bug. I was testing Xfmedia, the XFCE media player, and had just brought up the Preferences window when the screen went blank, just a uniform grey. I was able to exit from X by typing CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE, and in /tmp/Xerrs.log I found this message repeated many times:
(EE) intel(0): underrun on pipe B!
A quick google revealed that this is a bug in the Intel Xorg driver, and most of the reports are from Debian and Ubuntu Intrepid users.
I can't start X anymore, just get the grey screen. Seems that I have no choice but to dump the "woof-save" (pup-save) file. Not so good!
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I had a problem xine-ui and xorg 7.4. Xine-ui would crash if you ran it from a script, but would run fine if called from a terminal window. After a couple hours of google, I found someone else who had a similar problem a couple years ago, he devised a hack to fix it. So I patched the latest version of xine-ui. Seems to work now. I'm using an ATI X300. Might just be my rig though.
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Out of my depth here.
Does this thread provide ideas.
" Try this :
Open /etc/X11/xorg.conf and change to :
DefaultDepth 24
Depth 24
Restart X. "
Posted on 23 Jan 2009, 18:18 by BarryK
Screen flicker
In another post, I reported a periodic screen flicker. I found that it coincides this driver error:
(EE) intel(0): underrun on pipe B!
Grumble, I watched the screen for about half an hour, but the flicker didn't happen. A watched pot never boils... but I did eventually see the correlation between the flicker and the error message.
There seems to have arisen a situation that caused lots of these underruns, and the xorg driver gave up. That was when I got the grey screen.
Posted on 23 Jan 2009, 22:27 by Terryphi
Auto backup of woof-save?
Playing with Woof has broken my woof-save several times this week. It would be good to have an option to have a woof-save auto backup immediately after boot ( and before we manage to break it.)


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i new to LEO section of this site....didnt know it existed........anyways i just finished my the second instructor training for krav maga phase one was basic combatives..phase 2 was long gun retention and takeaways
i have been involved in mma training for a few years and have many amateur fights.........i have also been to lots of DT instructor schools thru my department (dan severn groundfighting, tony bluer (sp?)).........
i am very impressed with krav maga's law enforcement training and it seems like most of our officers seem to actually give an effort and are interested in training when the department actually give us time to teach it. it is a very simple and aggressive system
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San Francisco, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Madison Bumgarner took a perfect game into the eighth inning and Buster Posey homered twice as the San Francisco Giants blanked the Colorado Rockies, 3-0, on Tuesday.
Bumgarner (15-9) faced the minimum through seven innings, but a 1-2 breaking ball to Justin Morneau leading off the eighth was poked down the right field line for a double. Pitching out of the stretch for the first time all game, the southpaw responded by striking out the next three batters he faced to preserve the shutout.
Bumgarner went the distance, allowing just the one hit with a career-high 13 strikeouts. He has fanned 49 over his last five starts -- 40 innings.
"That game was more impressive than a lot of no-hitters, that's how well he threw tonight," said Giants manager Bruce Bochy. "You look at the strikeouts, the stuff he had, the command."
Posey, who nearly became the second player in MLB history to catch two perfect games, produced the game's lone runs with his two-run homer in the sixth inning and a solo blast in the eighth. Posey caught Matt Cain's perfect game against Houston on June 13, 2012.
The Giants snapped their three-game losing skid.
Jorge De La Rosa (13-9) left the game immediately after serving up Posey's first home run with a left thumb contusion. Colorado's starter went five-plus innings and struck out five.
"He was throwing the ball really well," said Rockies manager Walt Weiss. "Hurt the hand during his at-bat. I don't have any major concerns right now. We've seen this before with his thumb. Hopefully it's just a bruised thumb and he'll be fine."
Hunter Pence drew a walk to lead off the sixth before Posey took a 3-1 offspeed pitch just over the wall in left-center.
Matt Belisle needed just 17 pitches to get through two innings out of the Rockies bullpen and Brooks Brown struck out two in the eighth before Posey went yard against him to make it 3-0.
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- Can be pushed way back in the run game
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- Could play with more intensity
Floyd is a player who impressed me more when I wasn't specifically watching just him. He does make some nice plays which jump off the screen at you, however a lot of the times he is completely washed out in the run game or single blocked in the pass game. I know he has been mentioned as a possible 34 DE however I really don't like that fit in the NFL. He could be fine at it, especially somewhere like Houston or Dallas etc, however I don't see him as a 2 gap end. I think his best fit will come as a 3 technique where he will be allowed to attack offensive linemen and penetrate. From watching some of Florida's games this year he is at his best when he wins at the snap and gets up field.
The biggest issue I have at this moment with Floyd is not the fact he gets pushed back in the run game, but how far he gets pushed back. Against FSU in the 3rd quarter they lined up in shotgun with 1 back and 1 TE. Floyd lined up at the 3 and at the snap was driven back 3 yards from the line of scrimmage by the RG and RT. 2 plays later on the goal line he is pushed back into the endzone by a single block from the LG.
I'm not sure if it's a need to add more strength, an issue with leverage or simply a fact that he struggles to anchor, however as a run defender I find him very underwhelming unless he is asked to shoot gaps.
Overall, I still think he has really good upside, particularly as an interior pass rusher and in today's NFL that holds a lot of value. However I would like to see more consistency and fire from him.
I would give him a solid 2nd round value as of now but would take Star Lotulelei, Sheldon Richardson, Jonathan Hankins, Sylvester Williams, Jesse Williams and Kawann Short over him at DT right now.
Good take on Floyd. He'll get a sack here and there but that doesn't seem to be his forte. I thought he looked pretty stout against the run this year. Strange to say, at 300 lbs, but he might need to bulk up a tad.
Reminds me a lot of Marcus Spears coming out of LSU. I don't think that he is ever going to be a great at anything in particular but can contribute in the right scheme. Seattle, New England, and San Francisco could be good fits imo.
I like him a lot. I've seen quite a few Florida games and he shows up in them usually.
I agree. I think he's a 3 in the NFL who gives push in the pocket. He will need to get better against the run, though.
I think Dallas would be a great landing spot for him, not sure how that'd work out as he's currently projected as a late 1st early 2nd and dallas picks in the middle.
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I grew up on the Sunny 16 system and still at 63 use it before turning on the meter if I have it with me. With practice, you eye and mind can follow light and quickly judge the adjustments starting with the rule but I seriously doubt many have made a project or set a goal of learning the system. I used to teach it to my 1st year photogrpahy students who generally as a group quickly grasped the concepts as thye had not be trained to rely on a meter as of yet.
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I think the largest issue with the system is one similar to using a meter which is what is the true speed of the film. It seems to me at least that with older film the listed speed seemed closer to its ideal; maybe a reult of more subjective testing back them. If the listed film speed is a stop or more off from the ideal you have to adjust accordingly and why you may have some error introduced with the system. An iso 100 film better rated at iso 50 will throw off the system by an entire stop and it is not unusual for todays' films to be that far off. Maybe the makers are simlply relying on the film latitude to make up the difference and they "need" a certain listed film speed for marketing reasons.
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I've found that a lot people who have conventional leadership qualities (type A personalities, over-achievers, highly organized, etc.) are also fairly predictable and not all that innovative or free in their thinking. They can be very focused on following schedules, getting things done, and being extremely disciplined.
Often, the best ideas come from people who are a complete mess. I guess you just don't put them in charge of anything...you simply let them be wacky and creative.
Bill, this is very much a reality. Sometime we don't see why our efforts go unrecognized, but tardiness might be a major factor in why they do. It shows that you don't care or that what you're late to is not a priority. The way I stay on time? I tell myself that I work a half hour before I actually do.
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Keelan H. EMERITUS (5)Everything In Its Right Place: Looking at Kid A at the End of the Decade...Med57 EMERITUS (5)...Adam Downer EMERITUS (5)...Adam Knott EMERITUS (5)This is really happening. This is really happening....
Nick Mongiardo CONTRIBUTOR (5)I'm not here......Ben Thornburgh CONTRIBUTOR (5)For Tomorrow: A Guide to Contemporary British Music, 1988-2013 (Part 49)...IronGiant (5)I'm lost at sea...johnny of the Well (4.5)The soundtrack to an era...
Kiet Truong (4)Radiohead gives the middle finger to commercialism, producing a mostly brilliant, albeit c...mike197 (4.5)Disjointed, cacophonous blends of sound somehow come out sounding beautiful....fershizzle (5)Kid A is a dark, paranoid and disturbing album, plucked from the annals of Thom Yorke's ...hastapura (5)Kid A is a strange album, certainly unprecedented in Radiohead's discography. But if you c...
ednights (4.5)At the least their most important album...based avon (5)I will see you in the next life....Justin Swope (5)Kid A marks a revolutionary phase in the band's career, implementing electronic soundscape...Killtacular (4)...
Zettel (2.5)A turning point in Radiohead's career, "Kid A" was more shocking than a solid piece of mus...DarthMann (5)'Cut the kids in half.'...Porter W. Richards (5)Cold, harsh, and bitter sometimes makes an amazing album....Caesar Riley (5)I think you're craaaaazyyyyyyyy..... mayyyyyybeeeeeeee.......
Paul blart (5)This is not the band that recorded "Creep" almost a decade ago. Guitars are child's play, ...Winkler (2)Radiohead tries a step in a new direction, but trips on its own feet....pizzamachine (2.5)everything in its wrong place....SucksxAtxReviewing (4.5)Weird noises that just make sense...
ocelot-05 (5)...ferociouslettuce (2)Underwhelming...crandynewman (1)Have you ever had a splitting migraine before, that's this album....doctorjimmy (4.5)The best Radiohead album so far...shauryapatel (5)WHAT IS THIS REALLY RADIOHEAD! Well ya it is and they sound better than ever...
Kid A, may be the most original album that was ever created
Album Rating: 3.5This is a pretty monstrous tbt, and good job to boot, your song analysis is pretty damn detailed. I'd like to see you try an overall; you obviously have the writing capacity for it.
Album Rating: 5.0Will do, Illuvatar.
Album Rating: 5.0This album pretty much sums up my thoughts about Radiohead:
Freakin' Genius.
You're review ain't bad either.
Album Rating: 5.0Not sure we really need another 5 star Kid A reveiw, but this one was alright. That last paragraph is a little questionable though.
I really can't read tbts anymore.
Album Rating: 3.5My next review shall mos def be a tbt then. But it will be an epic tbt.
I like how its a 5 review, and he has it rated 4.5, heh. That's how it is for my James blunt review methinks...*goes to rewrite that*
Album Rating: 4.0I don't like this as much anymore. Too many boring patches. It's still good though. "Everything In Its Right Place", "The National Anthem", and "Optimistic" are freaking awesome.
Album Rating: 5.0
I like how its a 5 review, and he has it rated 4.5, heh.
Album Rating: 3.5No,I will never invite you into my bedroom AV8RS.This Message Edited On 05.29.06
Album Rating: 5.0mm hmm... okay, then.This Message Edited On 05.29.06
Album Rating: 4.0Pretty good review, but I don't feel that we really needed this review.
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Album Rating: 3.5I just listened to Optimistic, and it's pretty awesome. I'm going to have to re-listen to this.This Message Edited On 05.29.06
Album Rating: 3.5Good review of a good album, I wouldn't call it classic though
Album Rating: 5.0 my opinion changed a whole lot on "Morning Bell" and "In Limbo" after I gave those songs a few listens and that's why I gave the album a 5/5
Album Rating: 4.5The album can be orgasmic at times.
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Album Rating: 4.5123 pixiesfanyo. The problem with this album is that since it's from a band that was a rock band that's grossly exposed to a younger generation, many people fanboyishly act like there was no electronica, krautrock, trip hop or ambient, or anything of that nature before Kid A.
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffGreat album, fair review.
Best songs are How to Disappear Completely and Motion Picture Soundtrack. I also very much like the title track.
Also, you missed the boat completely on what Motion Picture Soundtrack is about. It's an old Thom Yorke song about being broken up with a girl. Gotta love that harp.This Message Edited On 05.29.06
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Album Rating: 4.5It took me a while to get into this album. At first it seemed like just a bunch of wierd noises. But eventually i saw the beauty in it. I should buy some more Radiohead stuff. Hail to the Thief?
Anyways good review. Great details on the tracks.
Album Rating: 5.0FINALLY! LOVE FOR IN LIMBO!
5/5 for that alone.
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I saw you or a person exactly like you. The security guy's face was hysterical.
Lots of fucking complainers in this thread. Yeah it was packed but there are what, 70,000 fucking people that attend? Stop being old and grouchy and just enjoy yourselves.
I got there no later than 12pm each day and didn't wait more than 30min in line and had the fucking time of my life (again). Oh, and before any of you idiots go "there", no I wasn't in the Sahara, do lab or any other whomp whomp area.
Fri: AC/DC, Tame Impala, Steely Dan, Alabama Shakes, Cloud Nothings, Eagulls, Allah-Las, Brant Bjork & the LDPB
Sat: Jack White, alt-J, Belle & Sebastian, Ratatat, Tyler the Creator, Father John Misty, Run the Jewels, Chet Faker, Kasabian, Milky Chance, Glass Animals, Royal Blood, Benjamin Booker, Ruen Brothers, Until the Ribbon Breaks
Sun: Florence & the Machine, Ryan Adams, St. Vincent, Brand New, Mac Demarco, Vance Joy, St. Lucia, Saint Motel, the Orwells, Night Terrors of 1927
Fri: AC/DC, Tame Impala, Steely Dan, Alabama Shakes, Cloud Nothings, Eagulls, Allah-Las, Brant Bjork & the LDPB
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definitely way more packed than last year. sold more tickets for sure this year, IMO. not that im complaining or anything, it is to be expected at a festival for sure. chilling at the beer garden where you can see all 3 tents, you can really see just how packed it was. in between sets it was basically a sea of bobbing heads
i dont think they should take the tip jars away but the panhandling has to stop. you're volunteering/getting paid to be at one of the greatest music festivals in the world for free. you are not entitled to a tip for handing me a bottle of water, regardless of its temperature.
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I'm locking this fucker.
My GF was getting seriously felt up by one of the dyke security guards, then when she was finished she claimed that she had to give her another search because she was suspicious. I yelled for the supervisor and I proceeded to give both of them some verbal abuse. Ended up with thorough apologies and the number to their superiors along with the woman's name to report.
It is not in their code of conduct to search that way and if they do its a violation and they can get fined. They aren't the police, they are security. They can only touch you in places a bathing suit can't cover.
I thought it was weird that on Sunday they didn't separate the lines for security by male and female. I'm fine with a girl patting me down as long as they don't get too handsy but I felt bad for the girls getting patted down by a guy. Most of them looked very uncomfortable with it.
Solid point.
I had one yellow tap my balls and go through every compartment in my wallet before going in the the camping area from the shuttle, and then when i got the main gate the yellow there said "I ain't tripping go on it" with out so much as a single touch.
Let's go on a livin' spree!
My only real problem was security. It took an hour and a half to get through Saturday. They found something on one girl and instead of pulling her aside, they kept her there and the line stopped for about 15 minutes. The dust kind of sucked too, but overall it was great.
I'm not an elitist board member or a Coachella veteran. Cons: At first they didn't know where to direct us to ADA. We went in a circle once. They then put us in a primo place, a quick 3 minute walk to either entrance. They took my fucking steel hammer. I said I thought rubber ones were the only one's not allowed. Quick search, and we were in camping in about 20 minutes from start to finish. Later when I opened my truck, I found my "extra camping" bag with two fucking hammers, both kinds, and without exaggerating, a bag of 50+ METAL stakes. The first time we tried to take in water, 4 bottles, into the venue, the yellow shirts gave us shit. We went to a blue shirt. He said that was bs and if they hassled us again, call for a GV rep. We did, and the GV rep, said take your water in. He was a bit perplexed also though. Some cops gave us a ride around camping, the blue shirts set our chairs up each time and gave us ice cold water some times. They were the best of all the LEO. Hats off to the military. What a great bunch of guys. We talked to the red shirts and they also work the Roo. They commented how clean and different the crowd was between the two. We said we would meetup with them at the Roo. .......... "Our poor grass." Ask someone from other fests about grass and they will act like you are crazy. Red Rocks, one of the best outdoor venues in the world has no fucking grass. Weird pat downs? Guess we were too old to experience that. Crowds, yikes I forgot it was a concert. This wasn't just for me. Tip thing is annoying. If we wanted to, and PLANNED, we could have got rail for almost any show I think. A lot of people deferred to us I guess, but that all comes with attrition young bunch. People wonder why I call Coachella the Disneyland of outdoor shows. If GV fucks up enough, doesn't listen some, Coachella will go the way of Vegoose, else, if you don't like how things are run, don't fucking go and you don't have to bitch about how things sucked so badly for you. Peace ..... cr****
Edit: The dust storm. We weren't there but the same storm closed the interstate we were coming in on. Fuck when will GV be able to control the weather.......
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Food truck inside Meadows is no gamble in taste
Parking a food truck inside a casino makes perfect sense to Kevin Brogan.
"We are a casino. We are supposed to have things you don't normally see," says Brogan, the director of marketing for The Meadows Racetrack and Casino in Washington County.
Within the next week or two, visitors to The Meadows will find the Band Wagon, an 18-by-8-foot food truck, cooking and selling fast-food items next to the Casino's Headliners entertainment lounge. Food-truck hours will be 5 p.m.-1 a.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays.
"We have music (in Headliners) three nights a week. So, while watching the bands, you can have a snack," says Ari Sobel, food-and-beverage director.
The food truck is Sobel's brainchild.
"We want to appeal to a younger demographic – (age) 30-60 – but once people see it, they will appreciate it," Sobel says. "The menu will change every week with 100-percent, made-from-scratch, locally sourced food items. The emphasis is on high quality and fresh, fun food."
Look for $3-$5 casual eats, such as brisket burger and lobster-roll sliders, french fries and fried Twinkies.
The Band Wagon is one of two new food options that the Casino is offering. Both are designed as efficient venues to fuel visitors who are eager to get back to the racetrack or casino floor.
At 11 a.m. April 4, The Carvery will have its grand opening in the restaurant space formerly occupied by The Terrace.
Newly remodeled with a red floral carpet and touches of red throughout the room, The Carvery seats 220 and overlooks the Meadows racetrack.
"I think it's beautiful," says Washington resident Peg Wilson. "It's more professional. It looks like Vegas."
As the name suggests, the focus of this self-serve, sit-down restaurant is its carving station with five meat options, including top-round roast beef, Huli Huli Rotisserie Chicken and Cantonese Pork Loin, as well as carved, roasted root vegetables.
"The chefs are carvers and are part of the entertainment," Brogan says. "They can tell you about the (options), how they were made and how they were cooked."
At separate stations, diners can select from entrées such as buttermilk fried chicken, potato-crusted rainbow trout and cauliflower mac and cheese and three soups.
There's also an extensive food station stocked with more than three dozen options.
"It's a comfort-food station," Brogan says. "We wanted to be sure that there was fresh soup, salads, antipasti. Nothing frozen. It's all fresh."
Bread and rolls from Breadworks are grouped with toppings such as black olive tapenade, apple butter and pesto butter.
Salad selections range from romaine and iceberg greens and chicken Caesar salad to composed salads such as redskin potato salad, chilled Thai peanut noodle salads Dutch peppers slaw and Tri-Color Israeli Couscous Salad.
An extensive display of choose-your-own add-ons include antipasto items such as grilled, chilled vegetables; a variety of Italian cured meats; chunks of fresh fruit; trail mix, a mixture of nuts and sunflower seeds and roasted red-pepper hummus.
An attendant at the dessert station will happily fry up some tiny doughnuts with a dusting of cocoa, powdered sugar or cinnamon sugar. Additional toppings include apricot glaze, caramel sauce, whiskey sauce and maple syrup. Or you can help yourself to the Caramel Apple Bread Pudding.
"We call it the 'endless dining option,' " Brogan says.
The price is $14.99 for lunch, $19.99 for dinner.
Options such as burgers, wraps or other entrees or alcoholic beverages can be ordered from a separate menu.
The Carvery's transformation from The Terrace impressed Canonsburg resident Karen De Marino, who often ate at The Terrace.
"It's lovely. You can tell a lot of thought has been put into it. Every detail has been looked at," Marino says. "And you don't have to be a gambler. You can just come here and have a wonderful dinner."
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It might be argued that no-one does more for women's coaching in England than Mo Marley. As well as being a key member of the England setup, as U-19/U-20 coach, she is also the manager of Everton Ladies, who ended Arsenal's dominance of the English game by clinching the FA Women's League Cup with a 1-0 victory over the Gunners back in February.
However, it is not as though Marley's contribution to the game has gone unnoticed. In December 2005 she was awarded with an MBE from the Queen for her services to the women's game on Merseyside and almost three years later she is turning her attention on taking charge of the young Lionesses in her first FIFA World Cup as head coach.
It's been a long wait for the England squad and Marley to get to Chile, having qualified for the tournament back in July 2007 with a 3-0 win over Norway in the semi-finals of the UEFA U-19 Women's Championship. Now they are preparing to meet Nigeria, New Zealand and hosts Chile in the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup which kicks-off on the 19 November.
FIFA.com: How did you feel about drawing the hosts? Were they a team you were hoping to avoid?
Mo Marley: Normally you wouldn't want to draw the hosts, because of the crowd, and the huge expectations, but now that we've drawn them, it's not an obstacle, it's a challenge that we've got ahead of us, and we've just got to be able to cope and deal with it. When we went in February, they had mass support, and we were very impressed with the way the crowd got behind them in the mini-tournament. So it will be an advantage for them, but that's part of playing in a major championship. Now that we've accepted it and have a strategy to deal with it, it's going to be very exciting. We're relishing the occasion and we're going to be inspired by it.
You play them in your opening game - how are you planning to keep the crowd and the team quiet?
It's going to be a new experience for us, especially with this group of players that we've got, and that's part of a learning phase for these potential great players of the future. Every game you play in a World Cup is massive, and the home crowd will pose a different challenge for our players, but our players are going to have to adapt quickly. But they all want to play on the world stage, they all want to play in front of big crowds. And this is their opportunity to show the people of Chile their quality.
Chile's captain Daniela Pardo has taken great confidence from the last meeting between the two sides in La Serena - but how confident are you that you can get a result?
It will be difficult. When we played them in February it was a difficult game for us, we found it difficult to break them down, and it's understandable that they took great confidence from it. I'd like to think that post-those experiences, given how far we've come since then, that we're better equipped going into the next game, with more experience, more ideas in terms of problem-solving. That's how the players have moved on. Every game is a tall order, and that game will be a big test for us.
Speaking about returning to Chile - do you think the country are going to host a great tournament? What were your impressions on your previous visit?
Although we didn't do well in the competition in February, we thought it was a fantastic tournament, the way it was run, we were very impressed with the atmosphere, the crowds, the passion for football, and that was just a small sample of it! I've no doubt that the World Cup will be massive, and I've no doubt that the people of Chile will support it. The passion and the atmosphere was amazing, and it's something that really stayed with our players.
What are your expectations for your side in the tournament?
The group is an inexperienced one. There are a lot of youngsters who could have qualified for the U-17 tournament, but were selected on ability. So it's difficult to anticipate how far we're going to go. At this age group, it's all about how they perform on the day.
What do you consider your team's greatest strength to be?
When we've done well in the past, that's been down to the honesty and integrity of the team, the respect they have for each other. Part of the reason we qualified is that all the individuals came together as a collective unit on the pitch.
A lot of your squad are playing regular football in the FA Women's Premier League? How important is that for their development?
It's fantastic, because these young players are playing regularly against the likes Faye White, Kelly Smith, Sue Smith, and other internationals. Our league does invest in young players of the future, the clubs are happy to give the players that experience, regardless of their age. That can only help them progress as individual players.
You'll be coming up against New Zealand and their English coach John Herdman, who also coaches their senior side. What do you think about the job he's done down there?
I've met John when we were at the draw in Chile, and I was able to watch the New Zealand U-20 team play against Chile then. I was impressed with the way the team played, technically they were good and physically they were good. I think everyone has been pleasantly surprised with their U-17 team as well. We have to give them respect. I thought John Herdman was a very nice guy, but I'm sure he's just as ambitious as any of us!
How much do you know about Nigeria?
We don't know a lot about Nigeria, but luckily we have the opportunity to watch them [in Chile] before we play them.