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I looked at this and all I could get excited about what Jamie xx! AMAZING!
Also, I think I had the opportunity to see TV On The Radio and The Kills at CHBP a couple years ago, but great to hear that they'll be back again.
I looked at this and all I could get excited about what Jamie xx! AMAZING!
Also, I think I had the opportunity to see TV On The Radio and The Kills at CHBP a couple years ago, but great to hear that they'll be back again.
It pains me to have to miss Capitol Hill Block Party this year – the first in many years! It used to be the event that I looked forward to the most every summer not only because it was just so much fun, but because it took place in my neighborhood. I'm missing it this year (for a while I thought I was actually going to fly back for it) and while I'm disappointed I won't be there, I know that the festival won't disappoint. They've got such a great lineup and I wish I were there! My friend from back home, Lucas, sent this photo over to me last week from the Girl Talk set last summer on a flier promoting Capitol Hill Block Party.
Nailing it.
We recently released the partial lineup for this year's Capitol Hill Block Party featuring the headliners, but earlier this week the full lineup was announced and we're still just as excited about the whole event.
A$AP Rocky // Spoon // Chromeo // Matt and Kim // The War on Drugs // ODESZA // Budos Band // A$AP Ferg // Dum Dum Girls // RAC // Beat Connection // The Julie Ruin // Star Slinger // Sol // Robert Delong // Tanlines // xxyyxx // Man or Astro-man? // Angel Olsen // Poolside // EMA // Cymbals // Slow Magic // Small Black // HOLYCHILD // Shy Girls // Hundred Waters // Pillar Point // Raz Simone // Iska Dhaaf // The Chain Gang of 1974 // Wild Ones // Kithkin // Cataldo // Weed // Special Explosion // Childbirth // Katie Kate // Tangerine // Sandrider // Otieno Terry // Lemolo // Natasha Kimeto // Pollens // Ayron Jones & The Way // Constant Lovers // Shaprece // Gaytheist // Country Lips // Fox and the Law // Ricky and Mark // Dub Thompson // Audacity // Manatee Commune // Hand of the Hills // Tennis Pro // Dude York // Tom Eddy // Wimps // Pony Time // The Pharmacy // Vox Mod // Deadkill // Eternal Bad // Trash Fire // Grave Babies // Cabana // Tacos! // MonogamyParty // Theories // Sex Blister // Great Goddamn // Bad Motivators // The Beach Boy // Sashay // Blood Drugs // Power Bottom // Wolfgang Fuck // So Pitted // Stickers // Haunted Horses // The Dip // Paralyzer // Murmurs
Whoo! Those in bold are the acts I recommend checking out if you have the time!
When I learned that the partial lineup would be released this morning, I had my laptop in… lap at 8:55 AM ready to go and not willing to miss a thing. The partial lineup isn't the entirety, but it's enough to hold us over and give us a tease of what's to come. By the looks of it, if these are the names they are releasing now, then the rest of the lineup will surely not disappoint. I saw both Chromeo and Matt and Kim at the former Street Scene San Diego Festival years ago and have been itching to catch a performance of theirs ever since. I also was able to catch Beat Connection at Bumbershoot this year as a last minute filler to their lineup and am so excited about all of their new material.
Not bad Capitol Hill… but don't make us wait too much longer for the rest. We'll be waiting.
Wowowow. What a year it has been for Yow Yow!
I'm not all that sad to see 2013 go because I am so looking forward to what 2014 has in store for us. 2013 was a big transition year for Yow Yow! Postings became a little bit more consistent because I was no longer in school and it started to become predictable that I would just log on right after work. It's nice to be able to have a set schedule to be honest. When I was in school, I would post any free moment I had, which was great because maybe sometimes I would be inclined to write a post about something because it was convenient. However, I appreciate now, that I get to wait until the end of the day to sort out my thoughts and to spend some time thinking a little bit more about what I am writing. Yow Yow! has turned 5-years old! It's hard to believe that this blog has been with me for that long and that some of you have watched me transition, grow, and hopefully write better content in that time. Thank you x 23984298 to everyone who has supported the blog during this time. If I didn't have that, I may not still be writing today. We know for sure though that Jennie and Ashley have at least helped me keep Wedding Mondays alive.
Stats from 2012 will be on the left and italicized while stats from 2013 will be right and bold.
1,130,911 total visits to Yow Yow! – – – – – – – – – – – 1,294,886 total visits to Yow Yow!
*In just 2013, there were 163,975 visits to Yow Yow!
7,067 Posts, 2,187 Comments 10,229 Tags – – – – – 9,167 Posts 3,152 Comments 12,122Tags (cumulative)
Top Post of 2013 – "Hipster Disney Princesses In Real Life" – 15,726 views (written in 2012)
Top Post Written in 2013 – "Meet: Hollis Wong-Wear" – 2,071 views
Busiest Month in Terms of Views – October 2012 (49,821 views) – – – – – January 2013 (24,905 views)
Highest Average Visits Per Day – October 2012 (1,607 views) – – – – – – January 2013 (803 views)
*Busiest Day – October 5, 2010 (4,239 views)
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"Women Who Are Making It" Series:
Top Referring Sites in 2013 Were:
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*We started a new series on Fridays called "Take Me There" and "Truth and Words" Sundays
*We ended the series "Thought Catalog Roundup."
*New graphics and headers by Leanna Robb! [Facebook, Twitter, Blog]
* We made a Facebook page! Like us.
*We packed up and moved to the Bay area! [Seattle, forever <3 – I promise]
*Veronica became an official part of Yow Yow!
*We received our very first press passes for Yow Yow!
*We started "Conversations From 20-Somethings."
*We hit 1,000+ subscribers!
*We followed-up with some of our previous guest writers from a year ago:
*We made some videos! Like this unveiling video below:
and one last hoo-rah with Space Girl
*We had a memorable Twitter interaction:
Favorite Style Icon: Alexa Chung
This should really come as no surprise. Since Alexa Chung came into my life, I have always been a fan of her outfit choices. I noticed last year, I selected Taylor Swift, but really – Alexa blew her and everyone else out of the water in 2013. With her new book that we are dying to read and collections of hers popping up all over the place, we are looking forward to what she'll be bringing to the table in 2014.
Runner up: Kiernan Shipka
Out of all of the photos that I have seen so far of Capitol Hill Block Party this year, this one is definitely my favorite! This was the crowd of thousands during Girl Talk's Friday evening performance. From the stage, you can probably see about 50ft in front of you, but this is massive. I love this festival.
It has been quite the weekend celebrating Capitol Hill Block Party '13 this year, but I don't think I would have wanted it any other way! Friday was completely sold out by about 6PM, but that's no surprise considering that Dillon Francis, STRFKR, and Girl Talk being the major players of the night. I remember standing in line for my press pass that night when a young bro decided to swoop in front of me to ask the person behind the counter if there were "seriously no tickets left?" Um… yeah, that's what sold out means. It amazes me that people still think it's like some sort of a joke and that the girl behind the counter was magically going to say, "JUST KIDDING! I've got some extra tickets for you right here!"
Not real life bros.
On Friday night, I was able to check out the three popular main stage acts listed above and had a fantastic time with my friends! Earlier that week, Hannah and I debated as to whether or not we would try to get on stage for Girl Talk again after our stint at Showbox Sodo several years back, but by Friday – we had officially decided. Our game faces were on. My Keds were tied. And I was ready for just about anything.
Challenge accepted. Mission accomplished. Round two did, indeed, happen and it was so much better the second time around only because I was less dehydrated and knew exactly what to expect. I really couldn't have asked for a better night.
We had an absolute blast dancing along to STRFKR Friday night and loved their costumes! Was this a shoutout to Space Girl? Probably not, but I do like the fact that we both own the same helmet.
After an exciting Friday night, I was relieved to find that Saturday had calmed down a bit. The two acts that I had wanted to see were The Flavr Blue – the group of our Yow Yow interviewee, Hollis, and Pickwick – a band that I have previously booked for! Because of my ties to both groups, Saturday was more personal for me and I wasn't going to end the night without seeing the both of them.
Though I've listened to The Flavr Blue many times before, I had never actually seen them live and after witnessing their performance – they were probably my favorite from the entire weekend. Everyone in the audience was engaged and energized with their enlarged glow sticks and the group made sure they did their part on involving the crowd. Hollis blew me away. Not only is she incredibly gorgeous and owning with her stage presence, she is also super talented. I think for someone that has collaborated with Macklemore, it can be easy to ride on the coattails of another artist, but Hollis has dispersed her attention evenly to all of her projects no matter how big or small the recognition for them is.
Pickwick will always be a band that is near and dear to my heart. It was amazing to see them work their way up from festival to festival and then to taking the Main Stage! That is such a huge accomplishment for the group – for any group. With their Seattle fan base behind them and probably a few others, Pickwick was in good company yesterday evening. They played songs from their latest album and had everyone on their feet bobbing along to the songs and singing. Our dreamboat of a frontman Galen even referenced to the fact that Pickwick has been named a Seattle hipster band, but it didn't seem like they minded. With songs that were versatile for just about anyone, Pickwick put on a solid show and I was pretty happy with ending my night with them.
Unfortunately, I was unable to make it to Sunday's Capitol Hill Block Party, but I don't think I would have survived if I did. I certainly don't have the stamina that I used to in attending all three days of a festival! It was another great year, but as always, the music festival has taught me a few things that I thought I would share with you:
Traffic is about to be a hot mess tonight – and the parking? Even worse, I'm sure. To avoid any incidents involving drinking and driving or the stress of finding parking on the hill tonight for the music festival, Uber is teaming up with Fiat of Kirkland to provide free rides to AND from the Block Party. Have we ever heard of such a thing? The only concern would be how many people will be using the service all weekend, but if you're lucky to be selecting a ride at the right time, then why wouldn't you take it?
To read up on the full details of how you can snag a free right all weekend long, click here.
Trails and Ways – 3:15-3:45PM – Neumos
I think I fell in love with Trails and Ways last year because they reminded me so much of one of my favorite bands here in Seattle. Their upbeat sounds and catchy tunes are enough to make anyone like them. Even though I started listening to them last year, I've always been interested in seeing them live and now …I was going to say that I get to, but unfortunately, I have to miss this set due to another commitment. Worst. News. Ever. However, Sunday is always one of my favorite days because it's a great end to the festival, but also everyone is just winding down. The high schoolers are burnt out from the weekend and everyone can just relax. We'll see you there.
Hey Marseilles – 3:45-4:30PM – Main Stage
This local band from Seattle has come such a long way! I am so lucky to have been able to work alongside their lead singer Matt Bishop and am even more proud to see him and his band thriving right now. Even though they've played in Seattle more than a few times, I have never had the chance to see them live! Good for them for being selected to perform on the main stage though. Their latest album, "Lines We Trace" is one of my favorites from the year and as we all know, the real thing in person is always 10x better.
Cults – 5:00-5:45PM – Main Stage
Seeing Cults two years ago was one of my favorite moments from the Capitol Hill Block Party. I had the chance to see them up front (which I never do anymore) with my two friends Max and Mathew who ended up surprising me with their autographs after the show. It was such a treat and a memory (like all my memories from this fest) that I'll always hold near and dear to my heart especially because I also had a chance to review them back then. The members of this band seem like such a sweet bunch of people and I am thrilled to hear their new album Static when it is released this fall. Two years ago, I watched them inside of Neumos and I am excited that this time around they'll be playing for the masses on the Main Stage! UPGRADE!
The Flaming Lips – 8:15-10 – Main Stage
I have never seen The Flaming Lips live, but I've heard that they put on quite a show. Kevin says that we can't miss it so I guess we're going!
The Flavr Blue – 9-9:45PM – Neumos
Sorry y'all I dropped the ball yesterday on posting this preview post as we were with Dry Soda on Tuesday evening! As some of you know, I conducted an interview earlier this month with Hollis Wong-Wear and her group The Flavr Blue will be performing. They've been hard at work producing new tracks – one of which was a Song of the Day this week – but we can only imagine that the performance will be 10x better. Hollis is a talented young woman who has had many projects under her belt. This is a huge performance for the group and will transition well for them as they hit the stage at Bumbershoot over Labor Day Weekend.
Wild Cub – 9:45-10:30PM – Vera Stage
I'm not sure when or how I stumbled upon Wild Cub, but I found them on my Spotify playlist the other day and have been listening to them on rotation with all of my other tracks. If you're looking for the soundtrack to your summer, Wild Cub is the answer. Their tracks are easy to listen to, catchy, and will have the audience bobbing their heads along to the beat. The track I've featured above is just a sample to get you started, but I'm confident that by the end of their set Saturday, you'll be a fan.
Pickwick – 10:30-12AM – Main Stage
It is a proud moment when you can see a local band that you've previously booked make it to the Main Stage of a music festival. I've enjoyed listening to Pickwick since I learned about them and with the release of their album "Can't Talk Medicine" earlier this year and their local fan base, it makes complete sense to have them close out Saturday night at Block Party. Seeing them perform live for the first time at Bumbershoot was an experience I'll never forget and booking them at the music festival that I helped organize and hearing my own mother tell me she was a converted fan meant some serious stuff. Pickwick is truly a Seattle "Hipster" band (catch the Mariners reference?) and a band with a sound that can be enjoyed by everyone.
The one event that I look forward to every summer is Capitol Hill Block Party! Having attended since high school and all throughout college, this music festival has sort of defined my life in the neighborhood and growing up there for four years. This year, more than ever, is an important one. When I first attended the festival, I was still a little high school student that couldn't wait to see Girl Talk and Vampire Weekend and now it feels like we're coming around full circle because Girl Talk is back for round two. This year is also the first time that Yow Yow! has its own press pass. In years prior, I've always had one for other publications that I've written for, but it means so much more to have Yow Yow! recognized. So to prepare for the big event, we're having preview posts for each day and which acts you should be seeing!
Telekinesis – 5:15-6PM – Main Stage
When I first discovered their single, "Please Ask For Help" a couple years ago, I must have listened to it on repeat for an entire season. My music tastes have vastly changed over the years, but Telekinesis was kind of a throwback to my indie rock days. It's funny because when you look at a band name like that, you're expecting something a little bit psychedelic, but that just isn't the case with this band. I am so very excited to be seeing them this Friday and while I am currently unfamiliar with the rest of their albums, I feel like knowing that they have one single that I love is a pretty good sign.
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This year, our series of "Women That Are Making It" is something that I am most proud of because we are featuring strong, ambitious ladies that are running the world with their wit, talents, and knowledge. When I first heard Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' latest track "White Walls" on the radio for the first time, I had to know – who was that girl singing the catchy hook? After doing some digging, I quickly found out that not only was Hollis Wong-Wear living in Seattle, but she was also an alumni of Seattle University who was a senior when I was just a freshman! From that point on, there was no question. We needed to get Hollis on Yow Yow!
Q: I heard that you first got started in music and the arts by writing poetry. How did this come about for you and what was your inspiration behind it?
Hollis: Literature and reading have always been central to my life. I started reading at a freakishly early age and was always the girl that was posted up at the library after school. The librarian in the children's section at the Larkspur Library by my elementary school was my homie; she saved the best and latest books for me to check out first and tear through. I was the first one in the county to check out Walk Two Moons when I was in 2nd grade, an accomplishment I have clearly not forgotten! Because I honestly felt a closer affinity to books and reading than I did to most of my peers, I have always identified as a writer first and foremost. The necessary solitude of a writer mirrored the isolation I felt as a kid.
I grew up in the Bay Area and my life was fundamentally changed by an organization called Youth Speaks, which organized poetry slams and spoken word performances and showcased immensely powerful young poets and famous poets on the same stage. It ignited me. I felt empowered to write my own story and perform it in a raw way – I had always been theatrical. I left the theater behind to pursue performing my own words, and because of it, grew into a performer and writer who saw community and social justice as my catalysts and centers. Performing spoken word poetry as a young person is the foundation of my identity and work as a writer.
Q: From poetry, how did that lead you into music? Is this the direction you always thought you would head in? Did you have any other career aspirations that you saw for yourself?
Hollis: I sang a lot in choirs growing up and have always loved music, but didn't feel like I had a true talent for it. My mom attempted to cultivate me as a pianist and failed miserably; I didn't have the passion or the discipline to be anything better than a competent beginner.
I only started doing my own music when a girl I had met through Youth Speaks in Seattle, Madeleine Clifford, and I became fast friends, bonded by our shared biracial experience, love of hip hop, and ferocious politics. We looked around and saw an absence of women like us making music we wanted to listen to. So we decided to do it ourselves. We parlayed our poetry into rap fluidly, and performed as Canary Sing for five years. We were bold, political, lyrically deft and a lot of fun. Performing with my best friend made the plunge into music much more manageable as we learned how to make music and navigate the music scene together. Both of us are unsure of whether we would have ever made that leap without our friendship to enable it.
I still have tons of other career aspirations that I still entertain: professor, novelist, education policy specialist, music video producer, public radio producer… I didn't know exactly what I wanted to be, but I knew I wanted to be creative and make a difference. I still hope that, even as I continue to place more and more of my eggs in the music basket.
Q: You graduated from Seattle University when I was just a freshman. Being in a music-centered city like Seattle and even more so a neighborhood like Capitol Hill, did that help your involvement with music at all? Did you spend your weekends frequenting Neumos or the Showbox? On a typically weekend at college, where would we have found you?
Hollis: Going to school straddled between Capitol Hill and the Central District was a huge part of my education – learning the history and the culture and the tension of Seattle, growing a rich network of artists and community members, and being in an urban environment. I went to see hip-hop shows at Neumos and Chop Suey regularly, and wrote in writing circles and read at open mics at the Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center. I was a serious student during college so you could find me in the library quite frequently, but I was also always off campus: freestyling in the back seat of a friend's car driving through Lake City or on Maddy's back porch in the Central District; eating late night treats in the International District; studying at cafes on the Ave.
Q: You're producing music videos for Macklemore, running operations for Blue Scholars, and at the same time are recording music, yourself. What does a typical day look like for you?
Hollis: There's no such thing as a typical day for me! I am a nomad. I typically wake up at 9 AM and start immediately with e-mails, then will go off to do a variety of things: meetings, recording sessions, work sessions, poetry meet-ups. I also tutor high school students for SAT/ACT test prep and general enrichment, so there's some of those sessions sprinkled in there. I'm anywhere from Beacon Hill to Capitol Hill to Greenlake to West Seattle. Over the last couple of months, I have made sure that I am in the studio working both on my solo material and The Flavr Blue's new music every week for a significant amount of time.
Q: How did you get hooked up with Macklemore and the Blue Scholars?
Hollis: I met Blue Scholars through an Isangmahal poetry open mic where Geo and I were the featured performers. I was so nervous; I knew every syllable of their self-titled LP and was hugely inspired by their music. Geo was hella nice and I felt so cool that he remembered who I was a week later when they headlined Quadstock. We ended up hanging out two summers later in New York City and I was friends with Geo and Saba ever since. When they changed up their management to handle it themselves, they hired me to do coordination and communications, which allowed me to quit my non-profit communications job and essentially freelance full-time. It's been 3 years since that happened.
I met Macklemore through my friend Gabriel Teodros and Khingz, who were huge early supporters of Canary Sing. Canary Sing actually opened for Macklemore at a show at Chop Suey in 2007 or 2008 (we'd then open for him again at Showbox in 2011). But I didn't really get to know him until he, Ryan Lewis, Zia Mohajerjasbi and I worked tirelessly for months on the "WING$" song and video. It was such a huge process and learning experience for all of us, and I became really close with all of the guys through that. It was great in particular to grow a friendship and a creative relationship with Ben, who I consider one of my closest friends.
Q: At 25, not many people can say that they've performed on stage with mainstream acts like Macklemore and Ryan Lewis in front of thousands? What is that like? Is it something that felt natural to you or did it take some getting used to?
Hollis: I feel grateful that in my young life as a performer I've gotten to perform on some pretty impressive stages that have made it so that performing, say, on the main stage of the Gorge for Sasquatch isn't a harrowing experience. At 19, Maddy and I performed at the Apollo Theater in Harlem for Brave New Voices, the national youth poetry slam; we performed in front of over a thousand opening for Saul Williams two years later. Performance has always felt natural to me, and more than anything, it's confidence and comfort on-stage that makes a performance truly great. As long as I know exactly what I'm doing on stage, I feel good. If anything, I need to combat my overly analytical, totally lucid mind, and appreciate and take in the experience that so many performers wish they had. It's a crazy lucky thing that I've been able to perform on the stages that I have and hopefully will continue to in the future.
Q: Tell us about The Flavr Blue. How did you guys get together? How long have you been performing with each other? This summer, fans can catch you at Capitol Hill Block Party and Bumbershoot. How does it feel to be performing at two of Seattle's major music festivals?
Hollis: The Flavr Blue was originally a duo—my bandmates Lace and Parker—and they invited me into the studio to sing on the last song of their debut EP. The studio happens to be in the house where my boyfriend lives, so I was frequently on the couch right outside. We made that song, "In My Dream," and suddenly the debut EP of a duo became the first half of a debut LP from a trio. Right away there was a natural chemistry between the three of us: they were heavy into production and experimenting with vocals, and I was interested in writing solid, fun pop music after having recorded hip-hop and acoustic R&B for years. It was a musical departure for all of us, and we realized that the three of us had a great synergy to make The Flavr Blue a thing. That was two years ago. And we're still growing and learning so much.
It feels like a great accomplishment and a huge challenge to perform at Block Party and Bumbershoot. It's my first time performing on music stages at both festivals, and they're the big ones for local bands: Neumos stage and Fischer Green. We are determined to put on a spectacular show and it's definitely pushing the limits of what we've done in the past. I've learned a lot about live show production in the last half-year and look forward to growing the experience of The Flavr Blue as more performance opportunities emerge.
Q: Should the audience expect any surprises from your set at all?
Hollis: We're performing four completely new songs with surprising instrumentation, and we're working on a really stunning visual show. Hopefully it all translates! We've felt so grateful for the support we've received thus far.
Q: I hear you are originally from the Bay Area. San Francisco is becoming a fast favorite for me after Seattle of course. Can you let us in on some of your favorite spots?
Hollis: Oh man! Too many awesome places in the Bay Area; hard to say what my favorite spots are. I'd say one of the most underrated neighborhoods and one that shaped my teenage years was the inner Richmond and Clement Street. Burma Superstar, Genki crepes, Green Apple Books, and King of Thai Noodle II were all regular haunts of mine. My favorite venue in the Bay is probably the New Parish in Oakland.
Q: How does your family feel about the career path? Are you all a musically talented bunch as well?
Hollis: My family is very supportive of now, although it was definitely an adjustment for my parents during college that their academically motivated, for-sure-headed-for-grad-school daughter was making hip-hop music. My mom in particular has always wanted for me to go to grad school and be educated and successful, but over the last year both of my parents have recognized that the work I'm doing is groundwork for a veritable career; that I'm not a drugged up deadbeat just because I'm pursuing music as a vocation. It was a gratifying moment to invite them to see me perform with Macklemore and Ryan Lewis at the Fillmore in SF, then invite them again two weeks later while I was tour managing the Blue Scholars for their winter tour.
We are not a particularly musical family honestly. I'm the only person in my immediate and extended family on both sides that's pursuing music as a career.
Q: You mentioned to me that you are currently based in Seattle (since you're not touring) what are you most looking forward to this summer in the city?
Hollis: Sun and work! I am so busy. But this nice weather has been really great and allowed me to relax in between tasks much better :) It will be really cool to be at Seattle's two biggest festivals as a performer and a fan.
Q: 2013 has been an incredible year for you and we're only halfway done! If there is one accomplishment that you are most proud of so far, what has it been?
Hollis: Thanks so much. It's hard to pinpoint. My bandmates frequently make fun of me for being "unimpressed" and "uninterested" while I move through my life. Sometimes I think I overcompensate for the potentially overwhelming amount of things going on by being super level-headed and not getting particularly excited about what's going on in my sphere. But weird things will pop out at me sometimes. Like when I saw that the Billboard Awards had nominated "Thrift Shop" as a video of the year, and I was like… "I produced that! Holy shit!" Or when I was going on about how intense and stressful my summer was going to be, a friend of mine said, "So, you're basically performing in every major music festival in the Seattle region this summer." And I was like, "Oh shit. Yes. This is basically my dream come true I think."
I'm actually extremely proud that "Same Love" by Macklemore & Ryan Lewis featuring my friend Mary Lambert is on the verge of going platinum and has become a watermark for the year of progress on gay rights that we've had. It was a gorgeous union for me of my musical spheres and my poetic past, as I met Mary as a youth poet in Youth Speaks and was able to introduce her for her feature on that song. I am immensely gratified by that collaboration and the fact that a young queer musician and spoken word artist whose work has touched me greatly has broken into the mainstream. So dope.
Q: Hollis, this year on Yow Yow! we are focusing on the life of a 20-something and being a recent post grad transitioning out of college. What advice do you have for young adults our age and moving into the adult world? /// In a city like Seattle, teenagers are always trying to break into the music industry whether it is on the performing or the booking side. I started booking when I was still in high school for the Kirkland Teen Center and I wouldn't have gotten there if it weren't for the adults already involved in music helping me get my foot in the door. What advice do you have for people who aspire to work in the industry?
Hollis: I think we're in an amazing time to be a young person. More than growing a career in one path, it's more about growing your capacity, particularly in the creative sectors. In music, success is equal parts artistry and entrepreneurship, which means we have to be original, inspired, and savvy in order to prevail. It's a great challenge. I also encourage all young people to have purpose in their work – a drive and a passion, but also a motivation larger than self. No matter what your focus is professionally, there is always a way to connect it to a larger cause, to be aware of how what you do in the world can either silence or empower people with less opportunity. All people are capable of teaching and of learning constantly. It's easy for us to be isolated in the age of social media even though there is an illusion of immediate connectedness, and to be instantaneous experts because we have the latest technology or we can Wiki really fast. Truly great work takes time to cultivate, and humility, and thoughtfulness, and exertion. There's no replacement for it.
There's also no need to rush. Working with intention is way better than hurrying down a road you didn't want to go down. I used to think that I was too old at 22, 24, even 26 to be an emerging artist; if it was supposed to happen for me to be well-known or successful, it would have happened already. Not true. I'm so glad that I'm the age I am now, with the self-knowledge that I possess, where I can really focus on the work I have to do. It took me those years out of college to try new things and struggle financially and fail gloriously and build the relationships that now have proved fruitful for me as an artist and a human being.
I facilitated a panel conversation and Jake One, arguably Seattle's most renowned hip hop producer, had an amazing insight that spoke to me greatly. He attributes the success to the relationships he forged in his early years as an artist with people who were just as earnest and ambitious as he was. As his career grew, their careers grew; they grew together, probably exponentially so. We are nobody without our people, our networks, and the genuine relationships we form with our peers that aspire and inspire to new levels of greatness. It's better to not look so high into the stratosphere and get disheartened by the gulf between where you are and where and who you want to be ideally, and instead look at ground level at who is doing the work and has the passion and fire you have, and let those people push you up.
Q: At this point, what is next for you? You've accomplished so much coming out of college already with your multiple projects. Are there any solo projects in the works or things going on outside of music that you are pursuing?
Hollis: I appreciate that even though I feel like I'm really at the beginning of what I hope to do. I am working on a solo EP and honing what my individual sound is like. I am grateful to be working with my friend Budo, an amazing producer, on that end. The Flavr Blue's new EP is something I'm also really excited to release to the public. It will be kind of crazy to see what happens when the video for "White Walls" is released to the masses. I'm not really sure what's in the cards for me, but I definitely feel like it's now or never, ya know? I'm working hard to be ready for whatever comes my way.


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1 peccantis19th May 2012 05:08:21 AM , Relationship Status: Pining for the fjords
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Ok, we have a typical YKTTW bypass. First, the title: it is an existing term (see The Other Wiki), and seems to be used correctly AFAICT. However it is really obscure and should probably be switched for a more descriptive name. Second, the description: it sounds a lot like "imaginary friend". The description begins by stating that a tulpa is "imaginary" and "a friend-like entity". "[It] differs from other imaginary friends in the fact that the character can actually see and hear it." Then a really confusing part: "If the character must actively concentrate to keep the entity there, then it's an Imaginary Friend." So a tulpa is not fully dependable of the character's imagination? So it's not completely imaginary after all??
edited 19th May '12 5:10:02 AM by peccantis
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2 tdgoodrich119th May 2012 06:30:15 AM from Atlanta , Relationship Status: Californicating
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Cut and send to YKTTW.
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3 JHM19th May 2012 11:10:43 PM from Neither Here Nor There , Relationship Status: Not war
Thunder, Perfect Mind
They haven't defined what a tulpa is very well. It's a Tibetan Buddhist concept; The Other Wiki has an article on it. Basically, a tulpa is an entity similar to a familiar crated through extreme concentration, in essence applying "Your Mind Makes It Real" to an an imaginary friend. A tulpa may in theory also manifest to individuals who are not the original "creator" in a sort of folie à deux effect. It's a very difficult concept to describe, and fairly rare, but it's a pretty distinctive trope.
edited 19th May '12 11:11:00 PM by JHM
4 tdgoodrich120th May 2012 06:34:27 AM from Atlanta , Relationship Status: Californicating
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Regardless, this still needs to be sent to YKTTW. Usage counts show 1 wick (which is in Friendship Tropes so it doesn't count) and 0 inbounds. There is definitely a valid trope here (although perhaps Too Rare to Trope), but it needs to gather wicks and examples.
edited 20th May '12 6:35:22 AM by tdgoodrich1
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5 MetaFour20th May 2012 12:57:08 PM from a cloud of dust and smoke
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Didn't this concept show up in the short story "Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius "? With objects rather than characters: If a person on Tlön mistakenly believes that they've misplaced a possession and goes searching for it, they may find a spontaneously-created duplicate of the object.
edited 20th May '12 12:57:28 PM by MetaFour
6 JHM20th May 2012 05:45:31 PM from Neither Here Nor There , Relationship Status: Not war
Thunder, Perfect Mind
Yes, it does show up there. It's a major plot point, in fact, if you think of the later objects as being created by the same process. The concept of the "thought-form made palpable (or at least visible) through willpower" is actually a reasonably common one, especially in literature with a lot of occult or spiritual references. It's just that it's not the sort of stuff that most tropers read much of, in my personal experience.
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There's also a work inspired by the already mentioned Borges' story: one of the story arcs by Grant Morrison on Doom Patrol. 'Tis about a parallel world intersecting with ours called Orqwith, created in a similar way Tlön was. Doom Patrol also has a character named Dorothy that is able to imagine things into reality; and the Candlemaker, an egregore which is a related concept. Maybe we could create a supertrope including Clap Your Hands If You Believe, Your Mind Makes It Real and such where imagination/belief/etc. causes something to exist. The concept of Tulpa could be added there. I don't know, I'm not too good at this.
edited 20th May '12 10:20:41 PM by Nirnaeth
8 Xtifr21st May 2012 12:12:41 AM , Relationship Status: Having tea with Cthulhu
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Cut and send to YKTTW. The description is too vague, the name needs work, the number of examples is minimal—all things that YKTTW is set up to handle.
"Existential Despair" is an oxymoron.
9 JHM21st May 2012 03:34:56 PM from Neither Here Nor There , Relationship Status: Not war
Thunder, Perfect Mind
That's actually a fine idea. True.
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Maybe we could create a supertrope including Clap Your Hands If You Believe, Your Mind Makes It Real and such where imagination/belief/etc. causes something to exist. The concept of Tulpa could be added there. I don't know, I'm not too good at this.Gods Need Prayer Badly would also be a member of this trope family.
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Also Puff of Logic...
Instead, I have learned a horrible truth of existence...some stories have no meaning.
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Bump. We still need to do something about this article.
Instead, I have learned a horrible truth of existence...some stories have no meaning.
13 ccoa17th Jul 2012 09:41:16 AM from the Sleeping Giant
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Looks like we have unanimous agreement to cut and send back to YKTTW. So, are we making a supertrope, or remaking Tulpa? If the latter, I took a stab at the write-up: In Budhist tradition, a physical form, be it an object, creature, or person, can be created through discipline and visualizing the object in question. Such an object or person is called a Tulpa, and has a physical form usually indistinguishable from the real thing. In other words, this is a though-form made palpable (or at least visible) through willpower alone. Compare Imaginary Friend, which is not physically present or visible to other characters.
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14 Korodzik16th Aug 2012 02:06:00 PM from Bolanda
How about this? A tulpa, in certain branches of Buddhism, is an object (usually a living creature) which is brought into existence by sheer will and concentration. Sometimes also called "thoughtform", it is essentially a thought that has taken physical form, and an existence independent of its creator. In the Western world, the most famous account of tulpa creation is the story of explorer Alexandra David-Néel, who, in her "Magic and Mystery in Tibet", briefly described how she created a tulpa in the image of a jolly monk, which then turned evil, became visible to her fellow explorers, and had to be destroyed with great difficulty. In fiction, tulpas tend to be Always Chaotic Evil and turn on their creator. They may be created deliberately or accidentally by thinking about something strongly (especially by someone who doesn't realize their Reality Warper powers), and sometimes even by multiple people in the world beieving the existence of something. May become someone's Not-So-Imaginary Friend. See also The Power of Creation.
edited 16th Aug '12 2:06:29 PM by Korodzik
15 ccoa16th Aug 2012 02:09:20 PM from the Sleeping Giant
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That sounds fine to me. Although no one has answered if we're remaking tulpa or making a Manifested From Willpower supertrope yet. Or both?
Waiting on a TRS slot? Finishing off one of these cleaning efforts will usually open one up.
16 Exelixi18th Aug 2012 10:48:09 AM from Alchemist's workshop , Relationship Status: Armed with the Power of Love
I vote both. Another really famous example of a Tulpa: Slenderman.
edited 18th Aug '12 10:49:08 AM by Exelixi
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I say send this to the YKTTW to be fixed up a little and make the supertrope separate.
18 Noaqiyeum17th Oct 2012 09:07:32 AM from Kcymaerxthaere , Relationship Status: Showing feelings of an almost human nature
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Depending on the Writer, anyway. How does this relate to Not-So-Imaginary Friend?
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19 Oreochan17th Oct 2012 11:34:49 AM from Pennsylvania
While a Not-So-Imaginary Friend and a Tulpa both exist in-universe , a Not-So-Imaginary Friend cannot be seen by anyone other than the character who created it or knew of it's existence and is believed by other characters to not actually exist. Also, the Not-So-Imaginary Friend's existence might be treated as ambiguous in the story. On the other a hand, a tulpa can usually be seen by other people, and may even be created by multiple people. A tulpa can be non-animate object, while most Not So Imaginary Friends are not.
edited 17th Oct '12 11:59:48 AM by Oreochan
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20 shoboni17th Oct 2012 02:49:48 PM from Iowa, USA
I'd say cut, despite becoming a buzzword for some reason, it really has very few examples to discuss. It also seems like people are twisting things that show an hallucination of someone in a "what would my mentor say" moment to fit the trope. Also, a Tulpa works so much like an imaginary friend to the audience that you really can't claim this trope unless Word of God says it's a Tulpa. A Tulpa would just be a mild form of Your Mind Makes It Real anyway.
edited 17th Oct '12 3:03:55 PM by shoboni
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21 StarValkyrie17th Oct 2012 03:04:06 PM , Relationship Status: Shipping fictional characters
Isn't the difference that your Imaginary Friend is only seen by you, but if other people start seeing it, talking to it, and being hurt by it, then its a Tulpa/other "thought form"? We don't seem to have a trope for thought forms other than this one.
edited 17th Oct '12 3:07:33 PM by StarValkyrie
22 shoboni17th Oct 2012 04:01:06 PM from Iowa, USA
No, a Tulpa is pretty much a self inflicted hallucination. Think like hearing voices but your mind gives the personalty a entire form instead of just a voice in your head. So it's essentially a imaginary friend that you've given the reins of directly to you subconscious to the point where you don't have conscious control of it anymore.
edited 17th Oct '12 7:20:37 PM by shoboni
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23 Noaqiyeum17th Oct 2012 10:55:15 PM from Kcymaerxthaere , Relationship Status: Showing feelings of an almost human nature
The it-thingy
And anything beyond that is simply Folie A Deux? EDIT: What, not a trope? Definitely should be.
edited 17th Oct '12 10:56:04 PM by Noaqiyeum
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What's all this talk about tulpas being visible to other people? My understanding of the buddhist concept is that it's effectively partitioning off a part of your mind and giving it a separate mental existence that you can converse with. It's very much an imaginary friend; a way to externalize something that you normally conceal so that you can deal with it and understand yourself better. I don't think anyone has ever claimed you could psychically create a new object or person; it's all in your head as a method of meditative self-exploration.
25 Fighteer18th Oct 2012 08:38:33 AM from the Time Vortex , Relationship Status: Dancing with Captain Jack Harkness
Back to YKTTW with thee, poorly named trope!
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Municipal limits an issue with concealed-gun law
CHARLOTTE — When North Carolina lawmakers approved a bill expanding where concealed weapons are allowed, it touched off a dilemma for communities that had banned firearms from playgrounds.
To comply with the legislation, some municipalities had to change their laws. While some community leaders have expressed outrage, gun rights groups say it's time municipalities follow the law — and they're watching to make sure they do. If they don't, legal action could follow.
"The days when local government bureaucrats can ignore state law with respect to firearms are over," said Paul Valone, founder of Grass Roots North Carolina, a gun rights group. "We want these municipalities to comply with the law. I don't think that's too much to ask."
The fight has been brewing for years. Opponents say it's dangerous to have guns around children, but supporters say concealed weapons help reduce crime.
The latest battle can be traced back to 2011, when the General Assembly passed a law that prohibited municipalities from banning concealed weapons in local parks.
The legislation included a provision that let cities ban concealed weapons from "recreation facilities" — defined as "a playground, an athletic field, a swimming pool and an athletic facility."
Some communities, including Asheville in western North Carolina and the Wake County town of Morrisville, approved ordinances intended to do just that.
But Valone said the cities overstepped their bounds by interpreting the legal definitions as broadly as possible.
"Unfortunately, what we found after that was municipalities for ideological reasons ... were actually torturing the English language to include as recreation facilities entire parks with hiking trails, greenways and other areas which were clearly not the intent of the General Assembly."
So his group and others lobbied for changes, and this year lawmakers in the GOP-controlled Senate and House approved a bill expanding where concealed handguns are allowed.
The legislation allows concealed-carry permit holders to take firearms into bars, restaurants and other places where alcohol is served as long as the owner doesn't expressly forbid it. The bill allows guns on greenways, playgrounds and other public recreation areas.
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TSN speaks about teacher stress in Radio 4 documentary
Teacher Support Network spoke to Radio 4 about teacher stress for a documentary looking at the cost of sickness absence on staff.News published on Wed, 18/03/2015 - 15:25
Handling Stress
What is stress? How much do we, as staff in education, really know about stress and how to treat it?
This self help guide, developed by Workplace Options on behalf of the Teacher Support Network and Recourse, will help you find out more.Feature published on Tue, 04/11/2014 - 16:49
Remember to relax this Half Term
This Half Term, Kathryn Lovewell, author of Every Teacher Matters, reminds teachers to take the time to relax.Blog entry published on Wed, 22/10/2014 - 16:00
Dealing with stress in teaching by Sarah Best
Recent events in my work life have made me evaluate how I manage stress and I have come to the conclusion that I am in need of a stress management MOT (the chronic shoulder-ache was the catalyst).Blog entry published on Thu, 15/05/2014 - 09:00
TSC Letter sparks debate
A letter by Teacher Support Cymru's Development Manager Sandra Taylor has sparked debate in some parts of the Welsh media on how difficult teaching actually is a profession.News published on Thu, 03/04/2014 - 15:17
Bravery in the classroom
With more 26,000 reported incidents of stress in the past six months, Julian Stanley calls for a culture of engagement in education, where staff do not feel stigmatised for sharing problems.Blog entry published on Thu, 13/03/2014 - 12:37
Stressed by stress
Following National Stress Awareness Day, Julian Stanley considers if awareness campaigns actually help.Blog entry published on Fri, 22/11/2013 - 11:56
Let your Mind Settle with Self-Hypnosis
Hypnotherapist Karen Russell-Graham gives you some techniques to help you really relax.Blog entry published on Wed, 07/08/2013 - 16:45
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What is anxiety? How much do we, as staff in education, really know about anxiety and how to treat it?
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Tassa's story - a warning to all teachers
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• So if you've got Oasis and Ryan Adams on the same bill, which one gets to do "Wonderwall"? Or do they both offer versions so the audience can compare and contrast?
We'll find out Dec. 4 when the pairing plays Staples Center. (Anyone else think that's an awfully large venue for a not-especially-popular former Britpop fave to possibly fill?) Tickets, $39-$79, go on sale Friday, Oct. 3, at 10 a.m. The tour, in support of Oasis' next album, Dig Out Your Soul (due Oct. 7), kicks off Dec. 3 at the Oracle Arena in Oakland and also stops Dec. 6 at the Pearl in Las Vegas, at the Palms Hotel & Casino Resort.
• Van Morrison will celebrate the 40th anniversary of his seminal, still-unique folk-jazz classic Astral Weeks with two shows at the Hollywood Bowl, Nov. 7-8. From the way it's billed, he'll presumably play the album in its entirety -- but this is the unpredictable Van, so there's no telling what he'll really do. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 5.
• Did you see who's opening for Rise Against's three shows at the Hollywood Palladium, Oct. 31-Nov. 2? Not just Thrice but also Alkaline Trio and the Gaslight Anthem. Tickets -- $33 for one night, $88.50 for a three-day pass -- are on sale now.
• And at the Grove of Anaheim: As I Lay Dying, Nov. 21, on sale at noon Saturday, Oct. 4.


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The Voice's Trevin Hunte on Up-Tempo Risks, Doubting Teachers, Big Dreamgirls Moments
Trevin Hunte may have specialized in big, booming ballads during Season 3 of The Voice, but don't try to slap a label on him in his post-show career.
"I just want to create feel-good music," says the soft-spoken fourth-place finisher. "I definitely love my R&B and soul, but I want to make different types of music that connects different types of people."
RELATED | The Voice's Terry McDermott on Major-Label Past, Journey Covers and Paul McCartney's Approval
TVLine caught up with Trevin to talk about his big musical moments on The Voice, the emotional bonds he formed with his Battle and Knockout Rounds rivals, and that certain former teacher of his who wanted him to give up on his dreams.
TVLINE | Obviously any conversation about your Voice journey has to start with your Blind Audition to Beyonce's "Listen." You had a lot less experience going in than a lot of your competition. How did you settle on that song, and how nervous were you when you took that stage?
I actually sang "Listen" when I was in the ninth grade, at my high school talent show, and I won that year. But coming into the Blind Auditions was very nerve-wracking to me because it was the biggest stage that I ever stepped my foot on, the biggest platform
TVLINE | We saw before that audition an interview package where you talked about having had a teacher at one point who told you to give up on your music dreams. What was it like seeing that story told on national television? Was it weird in any way? And did you ever hear from that teacher afterwards?
It was definitely emotional and weird at the same time. It was like, "Wow, I am actually on TV pursuing my dreams," and just to hear my story and to be a testimony or an inspiration to teens out there that are going through the same thing, that was great. I mean, I haven't heard anything back from that teacher, but it's okay. I'm not bitter about the situation anymore because, in all honesty, I have to thank her. I took her negative comment and turned it into something that was very, very positive for me and in my life .
TVLINE | Your Battle Round duet with Amanda Brown on "Vision of Love" was pretty legendary. Did you realize Cee Lo went into that matchup viewing you as the clear winner and her as cannon fodder? And how early on did you realize how good she actually was.
From the time I saw Amanda's audition, I knew for a fact that she had more inside of her. But you know what? We sat down and we talked before we ever practiced or hit the stage. We didn't want to make it look like a battle. We wanted to make it a duet and I felt like we did that. At that moment in time, yes, I wanted to stay on Team Cee Lo. But it wasn't a competition to me because we grew so strong together as friends.
TVLINE | What does it feel like to be up there with a singer of Amanda's caliber and have both of you just belting it out like crazy?
It just feels like great music to me. To stand on the stage with people that share the same dream and share the same passion was definitely a great feeling. Sometimes, we get competitive because we all want to win, but more importantly, I had the opportunity to sing on the stage with someone that sang background for Adele.
TVLINE | You probably had the most emotional matchup of all the Season 3 Knockout Rounds. You and Terisa Griffin seemed very close, and it was such a sweet moment when you guys came off the stage, and she said something along the lines of, "if I was going to lose to anybody, I wanted it to be you." Tell me about your relationship and how hard it was to go up against her.
Honestly, from the time I stepped off the plane in California, Terisa was actually one of the first people that ever spoke to me. With her being older than me, she always had that motherly love towards me. We did every single thing together, and for me and her to be paired against each other was definitely emotional, and I guess that showed on TV. She was a great person, but I also felt like she had one of the best voices I've ever heard in my whole entire life. We talk almost every day…she's like my mother for life, definitely.
TVLINE | Once you hit the live shows, you tackled a lot of big, old-school ballads: "How Am I Supposed To Live Without You," "When a Man Loves A Woman," and so on. Combined with "Listen," "Vision of Love," and "Against All Odds," that was five ballads in a row. Did you have any fears at that point about not being perceived by the audience as fresh or current?
My mindset was, basically, to just show America different sides of me. At that point, it was just ballads after ballads after ballads. I forgot that I was 18, and I felt that America forgot that, too. I was performing songs that were before my time, and there was always a voice in the back of my head wanting to be given something different.


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Ten monster trucks are included in the lineup at this year?s O?Reilly Auto Parts Four Wheel Jamboree Nationals.
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This may be the 15th annual O'Reilly Auto Parts Four Wheel Jamboree Nationals, but there are plenty of new things in store as the trucks roll into town for the event, held Saturday and Sunday at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds.
"We worked really hard to offer a lot of new things this year," says Emily Boden, marketing manager at the Production Company, which organizes the show.
Boden runs down a list of a few of the highlights: Two brand-new Bigfoot trucks will make their debut; an Australian truck, Outback Thunda, is fresh to the competition; and 10 monster trucks are included in ...


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The estate of a Muncie man fatally injured when he was struck by a train has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Norfolk Southern Railway Co.
Freddie L. Cooper, 47, was on foot when he was struck by a locomotive last Sept. 11 at the crossing south of the downtown Walnut Street roundabout.
Authorities said Cooper appeared to be trying to "beat the train" when he was struck by its lead engine and thrown 30-40 feet, suffering head and internal injuries. He died Oct. 6 at IU Health Ball Memorial Hospital. ...


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SAIL Recruitment 2015
SAIL (Steel Authority of India Limited) intends to hire capable and dynamic candidates to fill up 80 vacant posts of Nurses (Intern Nursing) in various Departments. Get more update on recruitmentinfosite.com . Eligible jobseekers can apply by attending the Walk-in-Interview on 14th of May, 2015. Other details regarding the recruitment are given below :
Particulars of the Recruitment :
Name of the Post - Nurses (Intern Nursing)
Total Number of Posts - 80 Vacancies
Name of the Department -
1). Oncology
2). Orthopaedics
3). Casualty
4). Psychiatry
5). Paediatrics
6). Obs. & Gyn.
7). Surgery
8). Medicine
Salary Details - Job hunters selected for the post of Nurses (Intern Nursing) will receive stipend of Rs.7500/- per month.
Age Condition - Aspirants of General category should fall within the age limit of 30 years and relaxation of age is applicable up to 5 years for SC / ST category and up to 3 years for OBC category.
Academic Pre - requisites - Contenders must possess B.Sc. Nursing / Diploma in General Nursing & Mid Wifery Course from a renowned Instuitute / University.
Recruitment Process - Performance of applicants in the Walk-in-Interview will be the criteria for their selection.
Method of Applying :
Eligible job hunters can apply for the post of Nurses (Intern Nursing) by attending the Walk-in-Interview on the scheduled date and time. Candidates should bring with them preset format of application (which can be downloaded from the website : sail.co.in .) and relevant documents (original and photocopies). Aspirants should reach the interview venue on the specified time and carry all the required documents with them.
Venue of Walk-in-Interview :
Senior Deputy Director (M/A)
ADM Block BGH
Date of Walk-in-Interview:
14th of May, 2015
Time of Walk-in-Interview :
9:00 am
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SAIL (Steel Authority of India Limited) has invited applications from deserving candidates to fill up 100 vacant posts of Junior Assistant (Trainee). Get more update on recruitmentinfosite.com . Candidates who find themselves suitable for the particular posts can apply by submitting the online application form latest by 2nd of April, 2015. Further details regarding the recruitment are given as under :
Information regarding the Recruitment :
Name of the Vacant Post Offered- Junior Assistant (Trainee)
Total Count of Vacant Posts Offered- 100 Positions
Vacancy Details-
1). UR : 50 Positions
2). SC : 16 Positions
3). ST : 6 Positions
4). OBC : 28 Positions
Age Bracket- Job hunters should fall under the age limit of 18 years to28 years as on 1st of March, 2015.
Emolument Details- Applicants selected for the particular posts will receive salary of 10,700 INR in the first year and 12,200 INR in the second year.
Educational Necessities- Contenders should hold a Graduation degree in any stream with at least 55 per cent marks and Diploma in Computer Application with proficiency in MS Office.
Hiring Procedure- Hiring will be based on Written Test, Typing Test and Interview.
Application Cost- Application fee is Rs.250 for General category aspirants, which has to be paid through online mode.
Manner of Applying :
Online application can be done through the official web portal of SAIL : sail.co.in . On the home page of the website click on the link 'Careers' > 'Current Job Openings' > 'Central Marketing Organization' > 'Recruitment for the post of Junior Assistant (Trainee) in CMO'. Candidates should fill the online application form, make payment of application fee and submit the application as per the guidelines.
Significant Dates :
Submission of online application closes on 2nd of April, 2015


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If Defense Wins Championships, Denver Broncos Set Up For Super Bowl RunThroughout the John Elway – Peyton Manning Era, a focus on offense was apparent. But things have changed this season, and possibly for the better, as the Broncos are more well-suited to face the playoffs this time around.
Patriots Opponent Profile: Broncos Are A Team With Few WeaknessesNew England will need to play a perfect game to have a chance at beating Denver.
DeMarcus Ware Gives Denver Broncos Dynamic Pass-Rush Duo AgainThe addition of DeMarcus Ware means the Denver Broncos will have one of the scariest pass-rushing duos in football again.
Good Ground Game Not Enough, Giants Fall To CowboysWith a windy MetLife Stadium as a backdrop for a key NFC East matchup, the New York Giants and Dallas Cowboys battled for a full 60 minutes. A Dan Bailey field goal from 32 yards out with no time remaining propelled the Cowboys to a 24-21 victory over the Giants.
'Healthy' Giants Ready To Take On Division-Rival CowboysWhen the New York Giants started the season 0-6, few thought that the team would take part in any meaningful games in 2013. But New York has gotten off the canvas with four straight wins, and now the team faces its biggest obstacle yet, the Dallas Cowboys, in its quest to return to the NFC playoffs.
Resurgent Giants Ready For Division Rival CowboysThe Giants swagger has returned, courtesy of a four-game winning streak. New York dug itself a deep hole in starting the season with six straight losses, but four straight wins have placed them back in the playoff hunt. Big Blue faces an erratic Cowboys squad that beat New York 36-31 in a wild season opener at Dallas in September. The G-men would love nothing better than to return the favor to the 'Boys at MetLife Stadium this week.
NFC All-Pro Selections - DefenseDefense wins championships. But these days it's a certain kind of defense. Check out our NFC all-pro defense to see who excels.


text: February 2, 2011 — Skybox Security, the leader in proactive security risk management, today announced the appointment of Lior Barak as Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Barak has more than 13 years of experience in global financial management, mergers and acquisitions, strategic planning, and business operations. He will be responsible for the company's financial and legal affairs, and human resources administration. "I am very pleased to join Skybox Security as Chief Financial Officer at this pivotal time," said Barak. "The Company is prepared to take advantage of increased market need and awareness of its proven cyber security solutions. The global financial management perspective I bring will facilitate that expansion." Prior to Skybox Security, Barak served as VP of Finance at PureWave, and before that as VP of Finance at Alvarion, Inc. He holds a BA in economics from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and an MBA in Finance from the New York Institute of Technology. "We are extremely pleased to have Lior join the Skybox Security executive team," commented Gidi Cohen, CEO of Skybox Security. "As a goal-oriented leader with years of experience working in public and privately held companies, he will play an important role in our continued growth." The Skybox Security portfolio includes: • Skybox CertiFire (Mid-market solution for Firewall Assessment, PCI Audit) • Skybox Firewall Assurance (Firewall Assessment, PCI Compliance, Change Management, Firewall Ruleset Optimization) • Skybox Network Assurance (Network Modeling, Access Compliance, Connectivity Troubleshooting) • Skybox Risk Control (Attack Modeling, Risk Assessment, Vulnerability Management, Patch Optimization) About Skybox Security, Inc. Skybox Security, Inc. is the leader in proactive security risk management solutions, helping IT organizations pinpoint and prioritize security risks, compliance, and availability exposures within minutes. Our solutions anticipate the most urgent IT concerns before harm has been done. Organizations in Financial Services, Telecommunications, Retail, Government, Utilities, and Defense rely on Skybox Security solutions to reduce risk exposure and achieve compliance. For more information visit www.skyboxsecurity.com. ### NOTE: Skybox® Security is a registered trademark of Skybox Security Inc. All other registered and unregistered trademarks herein are the sole property of their respective owners. Product specifications subject to change at any time without prior notice. © 2011 Skybox Security, Inc. All rights reserved. PR Contacts: Skybox Security, Inc. Michelle Johnson Cobb, +1 (408) 441-8060 x701 email@example.com Or Candia Communications Tanya Candia, +1 (650) 619-2874 firstname.lastname@example.com