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Occupational Therapy
Master of Science (MS)
Occupational therapy practitioners work with people of all ages who, because of illness, injury, or developmental or psychological impairment, need specialized assistance in learning skills to enable them to lead independent, productive, and satisfying lives. This entry-level program for non-therapists is designed to prepare the student to treat clients with various disabilities, and be eligible for certification as an occupational therapist after successful completion of the Master of Science degree.
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The Occupational Therapy department provides a strong, integrated, curriculum which will provide you with the skills and competencies needed to enter the profession. We have developed a variety of learning activities for each of our courses that will guide your learning and development into an occupational therapy professional. These learning activities will be presented through a variety of instructional formats. These formats will provide opportunities for the faculty to bring in materials and presentations from national and regional experts and provide flexibility in learning environments for students. The learning formats will include traditional face-to-face classroom learning with faculty and other students, WEB-enhanced learning (such as WebCt), face-to-face interaction via audio and video technologies (distance education technology), and combinations of these formats. WMU OT department faculty has extensive experience with the "blended learning" format, with these efforts supported by WMU Online Education. Each semester of the program will include a combination of these learning formats in the Kalamazoo undergraduate and graduate programs and in the Grand Rapids graduate program.
Program Accreditation
The Kalamazoo and the Grand Rapids entry-level occupational therapy master's degree programs are accredited by the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), located at 4720 Montgomery Lane, P.O. Box 31220, Bethesda, MD 20824-1220. ACOTE's telephone number c/o AOTA is (301) 652-AOTA. Graduates of the programs are eligible to sit for the national certification examination for the occupational therapist administered by the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT). After successful completion of this exam, the individual will be an Occupational Therapist, Registered (OTR). In addition, most states require licensure in order to practice; however, state licenses are usually based on the results of the NBCOT Certification Examination. Note that a felony conviction may affect a graduate's ability to sit for the NBCOT certification examination or attain state licensure.


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Mark E. Gebhart, MD, FAAEM, is an emergency medicine specialist at Atrium Medical Center in Middletown.
Q. If I'm sick or injured after my doctor's office hours, should I go to an urgent care center or the emergency department? When would I need a trauma center?
A. When an accident or illness happens, here are some guidelines to help you make the right decision about where you should go for medical care.
Generally, anyone who complains of chest pain, shortness of breath, severe bleeding, loss of consciousness, sudden loss of vision/blurred vision, or weakness, needs to be seen in a hospital emergency department immediately. You have the option of being transported by local emergency medical services (EMS) or by car. If you think you or someone else needs immediate attention, don't waste time. Call 911 immediately.
If you feel your situation is less urgent and might be caused by a minor condition, you may choose an urgent care center. These conditions may be appropriate for urgent care: minor burns, sprains and strains, coughs, colds, sore throats, ear infections, flu-like symptoms, skin rashes and mild asthma.
As this region's hospital, Atrium Medical Center offers both types of care in one location. The Emergency Trauma Center (ETC) treats serious illnesses and injuries with the resources of a fully-staffed and equipped emergency department. The center also maintains an area designed to treat minor injuries and illnesses.
All patients presenting to Atrium's ETC are first seen by highly-trained and qualified registered nurses who take the time to ensure you receive the level of care most beneficial for you. If you present with a serious or life-threatening emergency, you will be directed to the main emergency department for immediate treatment. If your condition doesn't require this level of care, you will be directed to the Select Care Center. Every effort will be made to quickly address your condition, treat you, and get you quickly discharged home.
If you've sustained a traumatic injury, a trauma center, such as Atrium, has the resources to start treatment quickly and get you the specialized care you need. Traumatic injuries can result in loss of life or limb, permanent disfigurement or disability. They can be caused by a blunt or penetrating injury, such as a gunshot wound, stabbing or a fall; exposure to electromagnetic, chemical or radioactive energy; drowning, suffocation or strangulation; overheating or being too cold; or motor vehicle accidents.
All trauma centers are emergency departments, but not all emergency departments are trauma centers. Trauma centers treat patients with routine emergencies plus those with traumatic injuries. The American College of Surgeons uses a rigorous review process to designate trauma centers nationwide.
Trauma centers have specialized surgeons immediately available, plus other staff and equipment needed to care for severely injured patients 24 hours a day. When Emergency Medical Services (EMS) crews arrive with a trauma case, a physician, multiple nurses, and support staff are automatically called to the trauma room to evaluate and treat the patient.
Trauma centers are designated at three levels. A Level I center has the most extensive capabilities for specialized surgery. Depending on the severity of the injury, the trauma patient may stay at the initial hospital for ongoing care and possibly rehabilitation, or may be transferred to a hospital with additional services. All trauma centers, regardless of their level, can provide rapid assessment, resuscitation, initiation of appropriate treatment and ongoing care.
This information is for educational purposes only. Please talk to your physician for advice in all matters related to your health.
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Jen Triemstra, Valkyries rugby president, concerned by "peculiar" lingerie football team name
When the new local Lingerie Football League team name was announced -- the Minnesota Valkyrie--many noted that we already have a women's team with an almost identical moniker.
"This is outrageous. The real Valks are the Valkyries women's rugby team," commented "Real women play rugby."
So we asked the president of the Minnesota Valkyries--a rugby team with a 30-year legacy--for her thoughts on the matter.
The Lingerie Football League announced its Minneapolis franchise in late March. The team will play 7-on-7 full-contact football clad in lacy bras and undies and glass-front helmets. The LFL recently held open tryouts at Vadnais Sports Center, where 90 hopefuls vied for 14 spots.
The name was chosen by an open vote--28,451 people weighed in and "Valkyrie" won the day.
If the voting public was thinking the name sounded familiar, it's because the Minnesota Valkyries rugby team, who is ranked fourth in the country and whose players have ambitions for the 2016 Olympics, have been around for decades.
Team president Jen "Trie" Triemstra is a tight-five forward--one of the players in the scrum--and has been with the team for five years. We asked her what she thought of a team of lingerie models hijacking her team's name. She responded by email.
CP: Had you heard of the Lingerie Football League before they came to town?
JT: Not really. Only as a Super Bowl commercial a few years back.
CP: What was your original reaction?
JT: To the league idea, neither here nor there. To the LFL using the "Valkyrie" name, it caught my attention as a peculiar choice given that our organization has been well-known as the Minnesota Valkyries for decades.
CP: Any thoughts on the LFL itself? Do you think it's a legitimate sports league?
JT: No comment.
CP: Will the Valkyries be pursuing any kind of action to get the LFL team's name changed? Or if not, how do you think the two teams will coexist? No big deal, or...?
JT: As a longstanding organization with deep roots in the community, we are concerned about confusion between the Minnesota Valkyries and the new LFL team. Despite its choice of the Valkyrie name for its team, the Lingerie Football League is not affiliated with us in any way. We're looking into the best course of action to maintain the integrity our organization has established using the Minnesota Valkyries name.
If readers agree that real women play rugby, there will be plenty of opportunities to support the Valkyries throughout May as they face the Minnesota Menagerie and the Midwest Thunderbirds. The team also runs open skills clinics for beginners--maybe some of the rejected Valkyrie will give it a shot?
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End of the Road
|Release Date: August 01, 2000
|Running Time: 97 mins.
|MPAA Rating: None
|Box Office: $40,139.00
|Genre: Documentary, Music
Bob Weir
Phil Lesh
Mickey Hart
Merl Saunders
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Summary:As lead guitarist for the Grateful Dead for 30 years, Jerry Garcia was the inspiration for the legions of nomadic fans that accompanied the group at every performance--dedicating their lives to touring with them. This idyllic lifestyle came to an abrupt halt after Garcia died in 1995 of heart failure at the age of 53. Left without a leader, his death marked the end of an era. The documentary chronicles both joyously and critically this fateful final tour from the perspective of the Deadheads. Travelling across the U.S., the last days are foretold as the Dead are forced to cancel their first concert in thirty years after overcrowding and a mob mentality results in violence. This event sharply... Full Summary >>


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Christmas traditions vary around the world. For example, in Sweden the whole country basically shuts down to watch a 1958 Donald Duck holiday special? Would you like to know more about Swedish Christmas? Jocke from the still-going Teddybears hosts a four-part documentary series that tells us, in his dry, acerbic style, about other traditions like The Tomte (their not-so-nice version of Santa), St. Lucia's Day (December 13), the Gävlebocken (a giant goat in Gävle that ends up getting set on fire every year), and more.
Watch below...
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by Bill Pearis
Malmö, Sweden's This is Head just released their self titled third album via Adrian Recordings. The band's sound that pulls from a lot of different places -- sometimes dark postpunk, sometimes anthemic rock, some solid grooves in there too -- but it's all melted together into something that is uniquely their own (and very Swedish). The band's new single is "Pieces" which sounds like Disintegration-era Cure taken on a wagon trail. The video for the song, which premieres in this post, is appropriately dark and also offers up lyrics...and a surprise link at the end. Watch it, and stream the album via Spotify, below.
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The Tarantula Waltz released 'Tinder Stick Neck,' shares new video, making new EP with The Tallest Man on Earth
by Bill Pearis
Swedish singer-songwriter Markus Svensson has been making music as The Tarantula Waltz for five years or so with an earnest, folky sound that's more Minneapolis than Malmö. Last year, he released his acclaimed third album Tinder Stick Neck, toured with The War on Drugs and opened a hometown Stockholm show for fellow Swedes First Aid Kit. He's got a new single off the album, "17," and we've got the premiere of its video, directed by Mathias Johansson and Jonas Jacob Svensson. You can watch it below.
Later this year, look for The Tarantula Waltz's new EP which was produced by Kristian Matsson (aka The Tallest Man on Earth). That seems like a good match-up.
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Sweden is paying tribute to some of their current crop of musicians via a new series of "musikundret" (music miracle) postage stamps. Among the faces soon to be affixed to credit card bills and greeting cards are Robyn, First Aid Kit, and Backstreet Boys/Britney Spears/N'Sync producer Max Martin. The stamps, designed in pencil by Jenny Mortsell, will be available in January 2015.
For more Swedish music, there's a free showcase happening next week at Baby's All Right.
'Sweden Makes Music' happening again at Baby's All Right (featuring NYC debut of Sincerely Yours artist Merely)
You may remember almost exactly a year ago a bunch of Swedish bands played Baby's All Right for an event called Sweden Makes Music. The Consulate General of Sweden in New York are doing it again at Baby's All Right on November 11 featuring more Scandinavian dance/pop artists, including Merely, Baba Stiltz, and Beatrice Eli (all making their NYC debut), as well as Mr. Tophat & Art Alfie, and Beldina. The show is free with RSVP.
It is both Merely and Baba Stiltz's first-ever NYC shows. Merely is signed to the Tough Alliance's label Sincerely Yours and recently released her debut album called Nirvana (FADER posted a track).
You can also check out streams of all the artists performing below.
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by Bill Pearis
DOWNLOAD: Amason - Margins (MP3)
Amason's first live show, Stockholm 2/2/2013 (via)
What do you do when you're friends and your various bands are in states of downtime? Form a supergroup, or supergruppen in the case of Swedish band Amason which features the talents of Pontus Winnberg of Miike Snow, Gustaf Ejstes of Dungen, Nils Törnqvist and Petter Winnberg of Little Majorette and Amanda Hollingby Idiot Wind.
Amason are brand new, having just played their first-ever live show on Saturday (2/2) in Stockholm, but they have released their first song, titled "Margins." Pulled along by a warm, flutely synth lead, it's all dreamy '70s soft rock, not that far from, say, The Carpenters. You can download it above or stream it below.
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Bon Iver's new iTunes session, Bjork's new program at the NYPL & the full Oya & Way Out West festival lineups
Bon Iver at Bonnaroo 2012 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
Bon Iver recorded an iTunes session at East West studios which is available exclusively from iTunes starting today. It includes six tracks off 2011's great Bon Iver, Bon Iver and a cover of Bjork's "Who Is It?," which the band has played live many times. You can stream the session's opening track, "Beth/Rest" below.
As mentioned, Bon Iver is touring internationally throughout the summer and fall and will come to NYC on September 19 and 20 at Radio City Music Hall. Both of those shows are now sold out. All Bon Iver dates, including a recently announced European leg, are listed below.
Speaking of Bjork, she's teaming up with the New York Public Library (NYPL) and the Children's Museum of Manhattan to create interactive educational programs for middle school-aged students based on her Biophilia app. Speaking about the program, Bjork said:
"It's not a bookish thing. You cannot learn to make music from a book." "I love books; they're like the best ever," she added. "There are things you can only learn from books, but it's also important to introduce the physical aspects. So for me, it was very important to make, somehow, music education that was physical." (via NY Daily News)Both Bon Iver and Bjork are set to play Oya Festival in Oslo, Norway this summer (Aug 7-11) with The Stone Roses, Refused, The Afghan Whigs, Bob Mould (performing Copper Blue), Chromatics, Cloud Nothings, John Maus, Purity Ring, Saint Etienne, SBTRKT, Screaming Females, St. Vincent, and more. Full list below.
Way Out West (Aug 9-11) in Gothenberg, Sweden features many of the same bands as Oya like Bon Iver, Refused, Afghan Whigs, St. Vincent, Purity Ring, John Maus, and Bob Mould in addition to Blur, Wilco, I Break Horses, Hot Chip, The War On Drugs, Mark Lanegan Band, Adolescents, Swans, and more. Check out the spotify playlist. The full lineup is listed below.
As mentioned, the reunited Mazzy Star is set to play both of those European festivals. Full lineups and the Bon Iver dates and song, below...
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Refused @ Coachella 2012 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
One day before Coachella on Friday, the reunited Refused played a warm up show at the Glass House in Pomona, CA. At that more-intimate show, their first US show in fourteen years (but not their first reunion show), they played fourteen songs which is only one more than they played the next night to a giant crowd at the desert festival. OC Weekly was at the smaller gig:
"Introduced by foreboding background music that sent anticipation skyrocketing and lights perfectly set for an intimate rock 'n' roll show, Refused hit the stage to anxious claps and a powerfully active crowd. Beginning with "The Shape of Punk to Come" and the drum beat backed proclamation "Hey baby you never felt this good," the long awaited veterans set their sights and sharpened teeth on Pomona. Following this was another one of the band's beloved favorites, "The Refused Party Program," which transitioned itself perfectly to a twenty twelve live setting. In those first initial torrents of songs being performed, Lyxzen's energy expenditures were left without a penny unspent and the band's vise-tightened stranglehold on the fans and speakers was indestructible. "Refused will now hang out in California and play San Francisco and then Coachella again next weekend before heading to NYC for two sold out shows at Terminal 5. They then return to North America for more touring over the summer with Off!. Tickets for the Brooklyn show at Williamsburg Park are still on sale.
You saw pictures from Coachella. Check out some live videos along with the setlists from both California shows so far, below...
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Refused @ Debaser Medis in Sweden - 2012-03-30
With less than 2 weeks until their first of two Coachella performances which are followed by two shows at NYC's Terminal 5 which come a few months before a big tour that returns to NYC, the reunited Refused played a warm up show in their home country of Sweden the other day (again). Check out some high quality video from about half the show, and the full setlist below...
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Off! @ a Way Out West aftershow in Gothenburg in 2011
As we were just saying, Off! were putting the finishing touches on their new album. This new press release from Vice Records has even more info:
In a creative pace to match the breathless vehemence of their music, punk/hardcore luminaries OFF! have announced the follow up to their much heralded debut First Four EPs will arrive in the form of a self-titled full length May 8th, 2012 from Vice Records. Barrelling through sixteen high intensity tracks in as many minutes, the album demonstrates the LA quartet had still further to ratchet up their visceral sonic maelstrom, delivering a "dark party" soundtrack of unleashed exasperation and bitterness executed with a rigorous precision that more than lives up to the cavalcade of accolades heaped upon them so far by the likes of Pitchfork, NPR, LA Times, among many others. Full tracklist below.Tickets for the previously mentioned NYC show at Bowery Ballroom are on sale now. All tour dates are listed, along with the new album tracklist, and a set of pictures I took in Sweden last year, below...
In conjunction with the impending release the band have announced a string of live dates in support of the album including a trio of appearances at next month's SXSW Festival and select record release shows in Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, and San Diego. The Los Angeles show, which serves as the album's proper record release, is booked at the legendary Whiskey a Go Go, former host to many of the most important punk/hardcore bands of the early 80's including The Germs, The Ramones, The Misfits, and countless others.
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iamamiwhoami returns (with a short video), made their live debut @ Way Out West in August (belated pics)
iamamiwhoami @ Way Out West
Swedish electronic art, music & multimedia project iamamiwhoami, who has been accused of being Karin Dreijer Andersson of the Knife (who iamamiwhoami now shares a manager with), has been pretty quiet lately. There hasn't been a new video posted to their YouTube account (their main form of communication) since "clump" in July. Until today. Iamamiwhoami is back, though with not much more than a tease, and a mysterious one at that. Check out the new 37 second video "kin 20120611" below.
Not much was known about iamamiwhoami until they made their live debut in August at Sweden's Way Out West festival, a show I happened to be at. Led by Swedish singer-songwriter Jonna Lee, their live show was as over the top, intriguing, high budget and theatrical as their videos. Jonna performed the songs made famous via YouTube while an anonymous video team dressed all in black followed her every move which was in turn broadcast live on the screens by the stage. There were also video cameras set up above and below the stage, including inside the bed made of toilet paper... Just check out the pics (which I never posted before). They continue, with the new video, below...
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Pulp @ Way Out West in 2011
The Coachella 2012 lineup was supposed to be announced in full by now (update: ANNOUNCED), so that may explain why Pulp just announced that they will in fact be playing the festival on both of its weekends: April 13 & 20. Now let's hope that also means a North American tour that comes all the way east. The rumored end-of-2011 US shows obviously didn't happen.
I was lucky enough to catch Pulp during their reunion dates in Europe over the summer, at the Way Out West festival in Gothenburg, Sweden to be exact. Here are some pictures from that glorious show, the great Jarvis Cocker, special guest Charlie Fink from Noah & the Whale, and many Swedish fans included. They continue below...
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Robyn @ Way Out West in Sweden
Robyn was one of the highlights of the Way Out West Festival in Gothenburg, Sweden over the summer. I took a whole bunch of pictures of her performance in her home country, but never got to post them, so here they are along with videos of her performance on Saturday Night Live over the weekend (Katy Perry who she opened some shows for in the past was the host). Check them out below...
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SBTRKT now in NYC, played with surprise guest Shabazz Palaces in Seattle (video & some belated pics from Sweden)
DOWNLOAD: SBTRKT - "Wildfire" (Drumma Boy remix ft. Shabazz Palaces) (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: SBTRKT - "Wildfire" (Feat. Little Dragon) (MP3)
SBTRKT & Sampha @ Nefertiti Jazz Club, Gothenburg, Sweden
Watching SBTRKT with vocalist Sampha, an inch from the small stage at Nefertiti Jazz Club in Gothenburg, Sweden back in August was a highlight of my trip over there for the Way Out West festival. At the time especially, SBTRKT's self-titled album was still in regular rotation in my brain and it was the first time I was seeing them live (I missed their july appearance at PS1). The only bummer was that I had to miss Little Dragon's conflicting festival set in order to catch SBTRKT which was even more frustrating because it was a hometown Little Dragon show (they're from Gothenburg) and it meant that Little Dragon vocalist Yukimi Nagano definitely wouldn't be showing up to play "Wildfire" with SBTRKT live. SBTRKT instead introduced the song by acknowledging that it was sung by one of their own residents and played her vocals from tape. It was still kind of amazing. Sampha sang live on the other tracks, and kept busy with various knobs and other instruments too. SBTRKT himself moves back and forth at lightning speeds from his multitude of electronic equipment to his drum set, sweating in the process. It did not seem at all like he was just "hitting play." Some unposted pictures from that Swedish SBTRKT show are in this post. I saw Little Dragon live a few days later in Brooklyn.
(After SBTRKT's set I ran through a park in Sweden on my way to catch who was playing after Little Dragon at the club they played at. I had no idea where I was - was just following directions. Fittingly, Yukimi passed me, in what seemed like the middle of nowhere, going in the opposite direction. On her way to say hello to SBTRKT I assumed.)
SBTRKT is now on a North American tour which arrives in NYC this week for two shows. The first, for the guys who wear masks on stage every night, is on Halloween at Bowery Ballroom with AraabMUZIK. The next is one night later at Music Hall of Williamsburg with Cubic Zirconia. Both are now sold out. Earlier on the tour SBTRKT stopped in Seattle where Shabazz Palaces made a surprise appearance to rap his remix verse live over "Wildfire" (kind of like Drake did in Toronto over the summer). Video from that Seattle show, more pictures from Sweden and all dates, below...
Continue reading "SBTRKT now in NYC, played with surprise guest Shabazz Palaces in Seattle (video & some belated pics from Sweden)"
James Blake talks frat-boy dubstep (aka Skrillex), played in a church in Sweden with Low (belated pics)
As many are posting, James Blake told Liz Pelly at the Boston Phoenix that:
"I think the dubstep that has come over to the US, and certain producers-- who I can't even be bothered naming-- have definitely hit upon a sort of frat-boy market where there's this macho-ism being reflected in the sounds and the way the music makes you feel. And to me, that is a million miles away from where dubstep started. It's a million miles away from the ethos of it. It's been influenced so much by electro and rave, into who can make the dirtiest, filthiest bass sound, almost like a pissing competition, and that's not really necessary. And I just think that largely that is not going to appeal to women. I find that whole side of things to be pretty frustrating, because that is a direct misrepresentation of the sound as far as I'm concerned."As many would agree, that means you Skrillex (who lots of people hate and who collaborates with KORN who... have a new DUBSTEP ALBUM COMING OUT and who are playing Radiohead's favorite venue Roseland soon too) (And though he's Canadian, James might also be referring to Datsik who also collaborated with Korn and who plays Webster Hall tonight).
Speaking of James Blake, who recently played ACL, didn't win the Mercury Prize, collaborated with Bon Iver, and will be back in NYC soon, I saw him play in a church (the perfect setting for him) at the Way Out West Festival in Sweden back in August with Low (perfect for them too). I posted one picture the next day, and a few more to Facebook, but never the whole set, so here they are. They continue with all dates below...
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Kanye West in Sweden
I caught Kanye West's 2+ hour headlining set at the Way Out West Festival in Gothenburg, Sweden on Saturday night, one night after I saw Prince play a 2+ hour set on the same stage, surprise cameo by Kanye included (Prince did not return the favor).
Without comparing setlists, as far as I could tell from memory, Kanye's set in Sweden was the basically the same set he did at Coachella minus Justin Vernon on guest vocals. Everything else was similar - the show starting with Kanye on a ladder in the middle of the crowd, the backdrop, the ballet dancers, the white sheet that covers them towards the end, the costume changes, and even a short appearance by Pusha T during "Runaway" (seriously though, Pusha T went all the way to Sweden for 20 seconds on stage?). Pictures from the epic production are in this post.
Jay Z & Kanye West have added new dates to their upcoming tour in support of the recently released Watch the Throne. The previously announced dates include November 5 and 6 at Izod Center which are now sold out. The new announcement includes another NYC area date (sort of) on November 11 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, NJ. Tickets go on sale Friday (8/19) at 10 AM with a Watch the Throne and VIP presale starting Wednesday (8/17) at 10 AM.
Watch the Throne came out digitally last week and has since broken the US iTunes record for first week sales. The album was released physically on Friday (8/12). You can purchase that on Amazon.
In semi-related news, Beyonce's four-night run at Roseland Ballroom continues tonight (8/16). if you want to learn more about the shows, there's a dedicated Wikipedia page.
Updated Throne dates, more pictures from Sweden, and the video for "Otis" below...
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White Horse
Chelsea Wolfe is currently on a tour in support of her upcoming LP Apokalypsis. As mentioned, Chelsea and her band play a non-Way Out West show tonight (8/10) in Gothenburg, Sweden, the same city the festival takes place in this week. It's in just a few hours and, especially since I've been listening to the new record non-stop, I'm super excited that I'll be there (I'm in Sweden).
Tonight's show is being opened by Gothenburg based Glenn and Glenn who will reportedly be playing their first show ever, though the band members are no newbies. Their lineup includes Gabo Camnitzer of Gabo and the Wartels, drummer Markus Gorsch of Love Is All, and a member of The Aislers Set who is probably Wyatt Cusick since his other credits include being a Love Is All producer and being the husband of Love Is All frontwoman Josephine Olausson. Listen to some Glenn and Glenn tracks below.
You can follow Chelsea's tour and check out pics on their tour blog, which is run by Ben Chisolm, a full time member of her live band. When Ben isn't touring with Chelsea, he also operates as a producer/engineer under the moniker White Horse (not to be confused with Whitehorse). Ben's got a number of releases at his bandcamp available for stream and purchase, including a remix of Chelsea Wolfe's "Moses" and a three-volume series (so far at least) of EPs called The Revenant Gospels. The EPs credit all vocals to "those whom are no longer with us" and are tagged as "occult" and "voices of the dead." The most recent release, The Revenant Gospels Volume III, which came out this past May, sees the vocals of the late Freddie Mercury transformed into a dank witchy brew of clicks and bass on "Bohemian Guilt." It puts an entirely different spin on "Mama, just killed a man" than the one you're used to. The whole EP is available for $3.33 on bandcamp and he also offers a mediafire link for the album.
Ben also recently posted a mixtape to the White Horse soundcloud which includes material from Gatekeeper, Death Grips, Nas, White Ring, Ol Dirty Bastard and Tri Angle artists oOoOO and Water Borders, among others. You can stream the whole tape below.
Speaking of Tri Angle (and Chelsea Wolfe), Robin C of Tri Angle will DJ when Chelsea Wolfe makes her NYC debut at the BV-presented 8/17 Saint Vitus show with Cult of Youth and Planning for Burial. Tickets for that show are still available.
oOoOO and Water Borders also play two NYC shows this week as part of a Tri Angle tour. The NYC shows happen, sans Holy Other, on August 11 at Mercury Lounge and August 13 at PS1. Erika Spring (of Au Revoir Simone) is also on the Mercury show, which tickets are still available for. The PS1 show also has Clams Casino, Ayshay, Black Dice, and His Name Is Alive (DJ).
Streams and dates below...
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Pulp reunion continues (US shows soon?), tour includes Sweden's Way Out West Fest w/ Iamamiwhoami & more
Britpop heroes Pulp, who recently reunited, are playing a string of European festivals this month which continues their trend of only playing shows overseas, but rumors say they may be playing some North American shows later this year. Fingers crossed.
One of the European fests Pulp is playing is the sold out "Way Out West" in Gothenburg, Sweden (August 11-13). Other bands playing that 5-year old Swedish festival include Prince, Kanye West, The Hives, Robyn, James Blake, Fucked Up, OFF!, The Jayhawks, WU LYF, Fleet Foxes, Little Dragon, Q-Tip, Destroyer, Janelle Monae, and Jamie Woon. Flyer below.
For Litle Dragon, Way Out West is a hometown show and just a few days before they fly to Brooklyn to play a BV-presented record release show with Rich Medina (on 8/16). Chelsea Wolfe doesn't play Way Out West, but is coincidentally playing Gothenburg the night before it begins. She then heads to Brooklyn to play a BV-presented show too, her first-ever in NYC (on 8/17). Advanced tickets for that one, which is happening at Saint Vitus, are on sale now.
The mysterious Iamamiwhoami, who just released a new video (watch it below), will be making their/her live debut at Way Out West. Why so much interest in this Swedish festival? Because I'm excited to say I'll be visiting Sweden for the first time next week and will be there. I'll let you know how it is.
Pulp are reissuing their first three albums next week (8/8). According to NME:
All three albums will all be released on August 8, and will come with new liner notes from rock critic Everett True. Although the LPs won't be remastered, they will all come with new artwork, while 'Freaks' and 'Separations' will both come with added bonus tracks.All Pulp dates, Way Out West flier & new iamamiwhoami video below...
'Freaks' will feature an extra disc of material taken from their singles 'Little Girl' and 'Dogs Are Everywhere', while 'Separations' will also include two extra songs - 'Death Goes To Disco' and 'Is This House' - plus an extended version of the album track 'Countdown'.
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Danzig @ Sweden Rock Festival, June 10, 2010 (mor10am)
Glenn Danzig... recently announced a special nine-city concert trek that kicked off yesterday in Norfolk, VA.Grab a new song from Deth Red Sabaoth, where Danzig returns to his roots, for free from Amazon.
Fans can also meet Glenn Danzig at three in-store autograph signings to be held around the tour, included Saturday June 19 at Vintage Vinyl in NJ, Monday, June 21 at Newbury Comics in Boston, MA, and Thursday, June 24 at Record Exchange in Boise, Idaho. See the tour itinerary below for more information.
Danzig plans to dig deep into his career-defining catalogue and perform tracks from Danzig, Lucifuge, How the Gods Kill, and on up to the present, including several new songs from Deth Red Sabaoth. "Danzig fans have their own favorites from throughout the years," said Glenn, "and I hope the set list we put together will satisfy everyone."
Danzig's tour continues tonight (6/16) at the Fillmore in Charlotte, NC. He hits the Nokia Theatre in NYC on Friday, signs at Vintage Vinyl Saturday afternoon and then plays the Troc in Philly Saturday night. Nokia Theatre tickets are still on sale.
Danzig recently got back from Europe where his setlists included "Thirteen". He performed the song, that he wrote for Johnny Cash and which randomly appears on The Hangover soundtrack, for the first time on June 10th in Sweden. Video of that performance and all dates (including the signings), below...
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Megaphonic Thrift, Casiokids, Choir of Young Believers & other Scandinavian bands playing SXSW, NYC, other dates
by Bill Pearis
DOWNLOAD: Megaphonic Thrift - Acid Blues (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: The Good The Bad - 004 (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Pirate Love - A Kiss Hello (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Choir of Young Believers - Action/Reaction (MP3)
By now you hopefully you know that Norway's awesome Casiokids are playing our Brooklyn Vegan Pre-SXSW party, alongside Let's Wrestle, The Wave Pictures, Banjo or Freakout and WhoMadeWho. There's now also free PBR for an hour or two (exact details on that soon). And I'll be DJing in between sets. It's all very exciting, isn't it? There are still some tickets available -- only $8.
In that previous post about Casiokids, we mentioned a compilation of the band's 2009 singles called Topp stemning på lokal bar that was, as of that writing, only coming out in Norway. The band have since announced that they've signed to Polyvinyl in the U.S. who will release the album, complete with bonus disc of remixes just like in Norway.
The Knitting Factory show is actually one of three that Casiokids will be playing in NYC before they head to Austin for SXSW. They will also play Pianos this Saturday (3/13) along with Banjo or Freakout, Denmark's synth-rock quintet Spleen United and our Italian friends A Classic Education. Casiokids also play Littlefield on Sunday (3/14) afternoon for an all-Scandinavian party that again features Spleen United, plus Denmark's only surf/flamenco band, The Good The Bad, and The Megaphonic Thrift.
The Megaphonic Thrift are made up of members of Casiokids and The Low Frequency in Stereo and are definitely of the '90s indie rock variety (in this case think GBV or Dinosaur Jr.) that seems to be coming back into style lately. You can download their single "Acid Blues" at the top of this post. Their debut, Decay Destroy, just came out in Norway and is available here through your favorite digital store. I haven't seen them play yet, but BV caught them at by:Larm and said they were pretty good. Pictures from their February 18th show at Oslo club Sub Scene are below.
In addition to the Littlefield show, Megaphonic Thrift are playing Sunday night (3/14) at Bowery Electric and then on Monday night at Santos Party House for a Oya Fest / Oh My Rockness party with fellow Norwegians Pirate Love (High energy, Hives-ish garage) and Hanne Hukkelberg (orchestrated pop), plus The Depreciation Guild. Mind you this is the same night as our Knitting Factory show, so Megaphonic Thrift will play Santos then certain members will race across the Williamsburg Bridge to join their Casiokids bandmates in time for that set. It's all going to work out fine.
Pirate Love will be back after SXSW for a couple shows with UK garage act Thee Vicars. Catch them at Cameo Gallery on March 26 and Lit Lounge on March 27.
Spleen United @ CMJ 2009
The aforementioned Spleen United are also playing this Wednesday (3/10) at Union Hall with fellow Danes Choir of Young Believers. I caught Spleen United at CMJ back in October and they reminded me of the kind of band that 20 years ago would've been on Wax! Trax! or Play it Again Sam records -- the poppier side of goth/industrial. They've had #1 albums in Denmark I've since learned. With multiple percussionists, they put on a pretty good live show too.
Choir of Young Believers were also here at CMJ. Their debut, This is for the White in Your Eyes, is elegiac folk that gets the band compared to Fleet Foxes quite a bit but CoYB are a bit more instrumentally varied and grandiose than Robin Pecknold and co. It really is a lovely record. The Union Hall show also features The Loom (who played that BV loft show during CMJ 2009) and Spain's The Right Ons. Choir of Young Believers also play Pianos on Thursday (3/11) with Brooklyn's ARMS who are worth checking out in their own right.
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That's more than enough for one post. Below are videos, flyers and tour dates for some of the bands mentioned here...
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by Bill Pearis
DOWNLOAD: Miss Li - Bourgeois Shangri-La (MP3)
Swedish singer Miss Li is one of the many, many artists heading to SXSW this year, and will also make stops in New York after the fest -- she plays Mercury Lounge on Tuesday, March 23 and Joe's Pub the next night (3/24). You probably know one of her songs whether you realize it or not, as "Borgeois Shangri-La" was featured in an iPod ad (the one touting the Nano's video capabilities). The song is from her fourth album, Dancing the Whole Way Home, which ranges from jazzy cabaret to the more sparkling pop of "Bourgeois Shangri-La" and it's all pretty catchy stuff. Joe's Pub seems like the right fit.
All dates and a few Miss Li videos after the jump...
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El Perro Del Mar, Taken By Trees & The Soundtrack of our Lives are here (all with 2 shows) - updated 2010 dates, MP3s
by Bill Pearis
DOWNLOAD: El Perro Del Mar - Change of Heart (Rakamonie Remix) (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Taken By Trees - Watch The Waves (MP3)
There's a double-dose of Swedes in town: El Perro Del Mar and Taken by Trees are playing together tonight (2/16) at Le Poisson Rouge and tomorrow (2/17) Knitting Factory and both have good, new-ish albums out. I loved El Perro Del Mar's debut EP but found her first album a bit drowning in dourness, as if it was an audition for Peter Gabriel or something. Her voice has a sad quality to it already, the music doesn't need to wallow too. Which is why I think last year's Love Is Not Pop works so much better. Working with the Balearic-loving guys of Studio, the record is both lighter and more mysterious-sounding, and some of it you could imagine being used in an '80s Michael Mann film.
The same could be said for Taken by Trees' second album, East of Eden, which was recorded in Pakistan (also with some Studio help) and is a little more rhythmic and engaging than Victoria Bergsman's first post-Concretes effort (which I also liked). I don't know if "fun" is the right word for it, but it's definitely more playful. And I think I might actually like "My Boys" better than Animal Collective's original. She also covered Guns n' Roses' "Sweet Child of Mine" which became a modest UK hit.
More hot Swedish action tonight (2/16) at The Filmore at Irving Plaza with The Soundtrack of Our Lives who are one of my favorite live bands of the last ten years. Their latest CD, the double-disc Communion, is jam-packed with power chords, acid-rock, trippy ballads and psychobabble lyrics. Sure it's an amalgam of every great rock band from '67 - '73, but they do it so well and are so much fun to watch (windmills, stick-twirls, etc) that originality doesn't even enter the picture. If you've never seen them live, you should really check them out tonight.
If you can't make it to Irving Plaza because, say, you're home watching LOST but are free later, TSOOL are playing an acoustic set later at the official afterparty at Norwood Club in Chelsea. It's open to the public -- just print out this flyer. Doors are at 9:30 and Scary Mansion and Nico Vega are also on the bill. I'd imagine TSOOL will go on pretty late (more details below).
TSOOL will also be playing Noise Pop in San Francisco on Feb. 27 and we're giving away tickets here. Videos, flyers and dates below...
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by Bill Pearis
DOWNLOAD: Moonbabies - We're Layabouts (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Moonbabies - Sun A.M. (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Moonbabies - War on Sound (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Moonbabies - Take Me to the Ballroom (MP3)
I almost fell off my chair when I found out Malmö, Sweden's Moonbabies were coming to New York for CMJ, playing two shows: the Norwood Club on Thursday, October 22 and at Crash Mansion on Friday, October 23 (not to be confused with Moondoggies who are also playing CMJ). These are the first U.S. shows Moonbabies have played since their 2000 debut, June and Novas. I became aware of them after seeing the gorgeous video for their 2002 single "Over My Head" which later turned up on 2004's stellar The Orange Billboard, one of that year's most underrated albums. It typifies Moonbabies' sound, which mixes classic pop sensibilities (and Frick and Johanssen's lovely harmonies) with dips into electronics and shoegazer-ish dreaminess. If you liked the Notwist's Neon Golden from around the same time, definitely check out The Orange Billboard.
All their records are good, though Moonbabies are not the most prolific band in the world. Since then, we've gotten an EP, War on Sound, in 2005 (the title track to which was also on the second Grey's Anatomy soundtrack) and then a third album, At the Ballroom, in 2007. There are MP3s from each of their records so far at the top of this post. At the end of last year, Ola and Carina moved to Berlin to work on Moonbabies' fourth album. Hopefully we'll get to hear some of those still-gestating songs live when they play next week.
Videos and a flyer are below...
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Swedish band First Aid Kit were set to make their U.S. debut at CMJ this year. They had a show scheduled at Joe's Pub, were set to open for School of Seven Bells and The xx at
Webster Hall Music Hall of Williamsburg, and play the MusicSnobbery CMJ showcase at Living Room. Luckily, MusicSnobbery got Sissy Wish to replace them on his show.
The cancelation, due to visa issues (the U.S. wouldn't let them in) was just announced, though they seem to allude to it in a message they posted on their website on Septeber 23rd. Maybe they were fighting it. That message and a video below...
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Of all the the other Swedes Anna Ternheim (who actually now lives in the East Village) has accompanied on tour, none sounded just like her, and yet, numerous reviews abound comparing her to them. Much like indie rock cannot be pigeonholed into one neighborhood in Brooklyn, Swedish singers cannot all sing like Abba.
Monday night's sold-out show at the intimate and mostly-seated Joe's Pub marked Ms. Ternheim's last American show for the summer. A few days earlier she opened for Kristin Hersh at the Bell House in Brooklyn. In July she heads out to tour her native country's festivals to promote the release of her upcoming album "Leaving on a Mayday" produced by none other than Björn Yttling (of Peter, Björn, and John). All dates below.
Suffused with dark and disquieting lyrics, Ternheim sings of love lost and death. It seemed apt for a rainy Monday in a rather lonesome city. On stage with Anna and her guitar was a chorus of three girls, and additional male band members playing various instruments. More pictures from the show, along with an official video of Anna accompanied by Björn on piano for her latest single "You Are My Everything", below..
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Fotonoticias/FilmMagic(LONDON) -- Image is everything for Jennifer Lawrence and her Hunger Games character, Katniss Everdeen. She says she didn't want Katniss to look too thin on the big screen because of the young girls who would be watching the Hunger Games movies.
Lawrence says in an interview with BBC Newsnight, "When we were doing the first The Hunger Games, it was a big discussion, 'cause it's called The Hunger Games -- she's from District 12, she's obviously under-fed, so she would be incredibly thin. But, I just kept saying, 'We have the ability to control this image that young girls are going to be seeing.'"
The 23-year-old explains, "Girls see enough of this body that we can't imitate, that we'll never be able to obtain, these unrealistic expectations, and this is gonna be their hero, and we have control over that."
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire star admits that the sexualization of young females in Hollywood is a big problem. She says, "Sex sells, and for some disgusting reason, young sex sells even more."
However, when asked what she thinks about Miley Cyrus "twerking with a dwarf," Lawrence replied, "Everybody's got their own path and they've got their own way of finding themselves. For some people, that's how they feel best, that's how they feel sexy and that's how they want to perform… to each their own."
Meanwhile, Lawrence took time out from her red carpet duties at the London premiere of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire on Monday to console a crying fan in a wheelchair. She walked off the red carpet at the Odeon Leicester Square to personally speak to the young girl who was behind the metal security gates. She spoke to the girl briefly, signed an autograph, took a photo with her and gave her a hug.
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Maple-Nut Granola
This granola has less oil than most, plus healthy fat from nuts. Serve it with low-fat yogurt and fruit.
- Yield: Makes 4 cups
Source: Everyday Food, January/February 2010
- 3 1/2 cups old-fashioned rolled oats
- 1/4 cup chopped pecans
- 1/4 cup chopped almonds
- 1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
- 5 teaspoons vegetable oil
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Monday, The New York Times reported that in just a few weeks, Iran will be capable of building nuclear bombs. The Times report, which was largely substantiated by the Chairman of the International Atomic Energy Agency Muhammad el-Baradei, means that in just a matter of months, Israel is liable to find itself in danger of being wiped off the map.
This grave development was barely noted by the Israeli media. They were busy with other matters.
There was the State Cup soccer championship this week. And that sudden rainstorm in Jerusalem that forced the government to cancel the celebrations of the 40th anniversary of the capital's liberation was a very big deal. Then, of course there is the Palestinian onslaught against southern Israel which has turned Sderot into a ghost town.
But the primary reason that the Israeli media are ignoring the rapidly gathering mushroom cloud is because Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is a master politician.
Two weeks after the Winograd Committee's interim report found Olmert responsible for Israel's defeat at the hands of Iran's army in Lebanon last summer, almost no one seems to remember there was a report. Olmert has removed his incompetence from the pubic agenda.
With no support from any quarter of the country, Olmert clings to power through his successful use of the political art of distraction. His response to the public outcry that the Winograd Committee's report unleashed was to change the subject.
Rather than contend with the calls for his resignation, Olmert turned his guns on his deputy, Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni. After he successfully outmaneuvered his not terribly bright and politically unsavvy colleague, the media completely forgot about the issue of his incompetence to lead and placed their spotlights on Livni's pathetic political implosion.
Last week, Olmert used the Supreme Court-ordered publication of his testimony before the Winograd Committee as an opportunity to attack the panel that he himself appointed. And again, rather than report on the dangers besetting Israel as a result of Olmert's incompetence, the media gave extensive coverage to Olmert's request to reappear before the committee.
In his most recent gambit, this week Olmert turned his guns on State Comptroller Micha Lindenstrauss. As UN nuclear inspectors discovered Sunday that Iran is currently operating 1,300 centrifuges at its nuclear facility at Natanz, Olmert - the seasoned attorney - had his personal attorneys send a 58-page letter to Attorney-General Menachem Mazuz requesting that he open a criminal probe against Lindenstrauss.
Caroline B. Glick is the senior Middle East fellow at the Center for Security Policy in Washington, D.C., and the deputy managing editor of The Jerusalem Post, where this article first appeared.
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Domistic violence:
What must be present to prove general domestic violence.
3rd Party Impartial Witness
Without such a witness the court lacks sufficient evidence to convict, or even proceed.
I recommend, that if a person is subject to domestic violence, to install a miniature camera that is undetectable and activate it anytime they believe such violence may commence.
The reason I post this is because thousands of men are being financially, and socially destroyed weekly in our country simply because women know that all they need to do is rub there arm on a carpet and call the police and claim domestic violence, the man is off to jail for no less than six months as they wait for trial.
Affidavit, Evidence
A sworn written document (affidavit) is only evidence that a man is willing to attest to it orally if need be.
So all affidavit evidence can be stipulated to (pretrial) as true if the opposing party agrees, if not you must bring in a man to testify and the affidavit has no effect.
Affidavits are worthless on there own without acceptance by the opposing party.
Penalties of perjury only applies in a court of record, when oral testimony is taken, and is meaningless on the affidavit, though it can be considered by a common law court.
Who is the man making a claim against me?
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Then, if you do not respond adequately in there opinion, they send a NOTICE OF LIEN.
Then, if you do not respond adequately in their opinion within as little as 3 days, they send a NOTICE OF LEVY.
Then, if you do not respond adequately in their opinion within as little as 10 days, they start noticing banks and employers to turn over money (your property) to them.
All NOTICEs OF LIEN are required to be recorded into your county recorders office, as evidence of notice to you and others.
Require that they, by letter, to send you a *verifiable bill.
*a bill that is signed by a man that will orally swear under penalties of purjury as to the accuracy of the bill.
Generally no IRS agent will take on this liability and the IRS claim will never be established and if they proceed without verification that man attempting to collect on you can then be sued in a court of record, common law, pursuant to Article III court of the Constitution of the United States.
They follow me but never stop me.
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4-6 p.m., Dimitri Wine & Spirits, Inc. (1735 W. 3rd St., Davenport)
A wine tasting with Dimitri & Kathy '94 Papageorgiou.
Visit Dimitri's warehouse and enjoy a casual afternoon of wine and food. Sample the wines Dimitri and his staff are eager to pour while experiencing some of the finest hors d'oeuvres from several area restaurants.
Thank you to Dimitri and Kathy for sponsoring this event and for all other Wine Festival events. Their generosity continues to impact St. Ambrose University students every day.


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Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. will sell only concentrated products in the liquid laundry detergent category in its U.S. Wal-Mart Stores and Sam's Clubs. Lee Scott, president and CEO of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., recently made the commitment at the Clinton Global Initiative.
Wal-Mart expects to sell only concentrated detergent in all of its U.S. stores by early May 2008—more than 800 million units over the next three years. The transition began in the Southern region in October, extending to the North and Midwest by February and finishing in East Coast states in April 2008.
In 2005, Wal-Mart initiated a partnership with Unilever to dramatically reduce the packaging of its All detergent. In February 2006, Unilever unveiled All Small-and-Mighty which is three-times concentrated, and contains enough detergent to wash the same 32 loads as a 100-oz. bottle. Wal-Mart helped bring the product to market by promising equal or greater shelf space despite the smaller product size.
The success of this partnership led Wal-Mart to work with suppliers throughout the laundry detergent industry, including P&G, Unilever, Dial, Huish and Church & Dwight, to offer their own concentrated laundry detergents. Wal-Mart will continue to work with these suppliers to ensure customer acceptance and promote the benefits of concentrated detergent.
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Negotiating Boundaries
Student Course Prerequisite
A prerequisite for the Part-time Ministry Internship and the Summer Ministry Intensive is REL 3990 Negotiating Boundaries in Ministerial Relationships, a one-day seminar generally offered three times each year. It is also a degree requirement for the Master of Divinity. REL 3990 is a basic course in professional ethics and augments the training that clergy and service providers typically receive as part of the credentialing process. Students must complete REL 3990 before they can begin a YDS Supervised Ministry, no exceptions. Hence students are encouraged to take REL 3990 during their first year. Note: REL 3990 is not a prerequisite for CPE, but it is required for the MDiv degree.
Students register for one of the three sections of REL 3990 along with their other courses for the semester. The seminar is usually scheduled for the Saturday before classes start in August, the first Saturday in February, and the first Saturday in April. Please check to confirm dates.
The primary goal of the course is to help each student develop critically reflective understandings of "professional ethics" as it applies to maintaining boundaries in practice of Christian ministry. This subject will be explored through the analysis of aspects of spiritual care and ministerial behavior, including sexuality, power, boundaries, and the personhood or character of the minister.
Course Objectives:
- To be able to recognize and maintain personal and professional boundaries, and to be conscious of the consequences of not doing so;
- To become familiar with current policies and resources of my tradition as they relate to professional ethics and human sexuality;
- To gain an appreciation of the need to personally grow so that I am a healthy leader in the holistic sense, and to be able to help others do the same;
- To develop a beginning understanding of pastoral care strategies for those I serve.
Required text: Professional Sexual Ethics: A Holistic Ministry Approach, eds. Jung and Stephens (2013).
Class Topics:
- Personal/Professional Needs and Boundaries
- Defining Sexuality and Sexual Health
- Sexuality and Attraction
- Sexual Misconduct
- Sexual Ethics
- Ethics in Writing Policies
- What's the role of education?
Course Instructor: Kate M. Ott, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Christian Social Ethics, Drew Theological Seminary


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Introducing the inaugural Fab Forum February Fundraiser! Click here for more details.
28 January 2013
Considering that this song is probably one of the most underrated albums, this will be interesting to see the lists from everyone.
Heres my list
13. You Really Got To Hold On Me
12. Don't Bother Me
11. Money
10. Little Child
8 August 2013
Oooh this looks like fun, i'll have a go!
14. Little Child
13. Hold Me Tight
10. All My Loving
3. Money
1. You Really Got A Hold On Me
That was a lot harder than I thought! I realised that I really really love this album!
14 September 2013
1. Money
2. It Won't Be Long
3. All My Loving
4. All I've Got To Do
5. Please Mr. Postman
6. You Really Got A Hold On Me
7. Not A Second Time
8. Roll Over Beethoven
9. Til There Was You
10. Hold Me Tight
11. Little Child
12. I Wanna Be Your Man
13. Devil In Her Heart
14. Don't Bother Me
I love this album. It is criminally underrated. With The Beatles does a much better job than PPM of capturing the spirit and sound of the early Beatles.
14 January 2013
31 October 2013
4. Money
10. You've Really Got A Hold On Me
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28 March 2014
1 August 2014
2. You Really Got A Hold On Me
4. Please Mr Postman
6. Money (That's What I Want)
11. Hold Me Tight
13. Don't Bother Me
14. Little Child
10 August 2014
I'm gonna add an "And why" to each song as well!
1. All My Loving - One of my favorite early Beatle songs, and though it doesn't hold a candle to I Saw Her Standing There, it's still absolutely incredible. John's triplet chords are as difficult as all hell to play correctly, George's awesome solo shows lots of country picking influence, and the bass line is very interesting from the bass man. The harmonies in the last verse are fun as well. Great tune all around.
2. All I've Got To Do - I would put this as one of the most underrated early Beatle tracks of all time. The linear drumming from Ringo and bass chords from Paul really shine as creative concepts which I felt should have been explored more. One of my favorite early Beatle tracks.
3. It Won't Be Long - This album had three brilliant songs up front. Full of explosive energy and driving force, plus a great guitar riff, this song punches you right in the face at the start of the album and doesn't let up for the entire 2:14.
4. Please Mister Postman - I've heard people say that this pro forma cover of the Marvellettes song is a bit by the numbers and thus unworthy of praise. I disagree. This song is great, and certainly the best cover on the album. John's vocals really conveys the angst one might feel, and the backing vocals by Paul and George are just great. I could listen to this song all day long.
5. You Really Got A Hold On Me - Smokey Robinson can write a song, and the Beatles can play a song. Winning combination all the way around. Even the off hand version from the Let it Be film captures the same vibe. Imagine if they had taken it seriously, re recording the track with Billy Preston on keys. Fantastic.
6. 'Till There Was You - Paul has the most beautiful voice of the band, and it shines through here. Such a pretty song, and George's solo takes it away.
7. Roll Over Beethoven - Chuck Berry's version is better. Even so, the Beatles make it rock. Personally, the best version of this song I have heard comes from the Washington Coliseum show in '64. Technical difficulties aside, that one is even better than Chuck Berry's version, in my opinion.
8. Devil In Her Heart - A nice track. I like the Live At The BBC Version better. Still good.
9. I Wanna Be Your Man - Ringo rips it up on this rocker. Still, this one sounds dated, moreso than other tracks on the record.
10. Money - Not my favorite version of Barry Gordy's hit, but passable. If any track was done pro forma on this album, this is it. I prefer the version played by Lennon at the 1969 Toronto concert simply because it places the song in a different light, a much heavier, raunchier light. This version still features a great vocal performance by John, better than the Toronto one, by far.
12. Don't Bother Me - I hate to place this song so low, since I love George's compositions, but this one is just too early. There is no indication on this track that the author would eventually release Something, Here Comes The Sun, and All Things Must Pass. He probably should have worked on this one a little more.
13. Not A Second Time - I had to go back and listen to this one. It's just unmemorable to me, not necessarily bad, but nothing special either.
14. Hold Me Tight - Same boat as Not A Second Time. Not a terrible song, but just unmemorable. The chorus feels like it might go somewhere, but then never does.
15. Little Child - Feels like a hold over from Please Please Me. I dislike this song, mostly for the harmonica.
I hope I wasn't too hard on this record. I really do love it, and I consider it to be an early gem of the Beatles, often overlooked for its superior successor A Hard Day's Night. Great music from a great band.
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8 January 2015
- You Really Got A Hold On Me This is a great example of how the Beatles could cover a song in their own way. It actually doesn't matter that it was written by someone else.
- All I've Got To Do Unsurpassable singing by John over the most deceptive backing, which is complete Ringo.
- It Won't Be Long I just love that dumb guitar riff. And that middle eight.
- Please Mr Postman Again, what a great way to transplant Motown, perfect with Ringo's swinging beat.
- Money (That's What I Want) Completely off the wall, those backup vocals are freaky.
- All My Loving The lyrical idea is great but it gets a little rote for me.
- Till There Was You This is Paul reducing the room to puddles.
- Hold Me Tight Yeah its hokey. Yeah it's fun.
- Roll Over Beethoven George's song, everybody twist!
- I Wanna Be Your Man Not a great success and they gave it to the Stones too, so don't know why it's here other than they ran out of stuff.
- Devil In Her Heart The filler from here on out. All competently done and forgettable.
- Not A Second Time
- Don't Bother Me
- Little Child
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20 August 2013
ewe2 said
7. Till There Was You This is Paul reducing the room to puddles."
I am all over that visual.
Thanks, @ewe2.
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8 January 2015
Ahhh Girl said
ewe2 said
7. Till There Was You This is Paul reducing the room to puddles."
I am all over that visual.
Thanks, @ewe2.
Heh, that was my scientific opinion based on the kind of ballads Paul writes and concerts full of screaming.
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25 February 2015
1. You Really Got A Hold On Me
4. Money (That's What I Want)
5. Little Child
10. All My Loving
12. Hold Me Tight
27 March 2015
- Till There Was You
- It Won't Be Long
- All My Loving
- Don't Bother Me
- Hold Me Tight
- Please Mr. Postman
- Money
- Roll Over Beethoven
- You Really Got A Hold On Me
- I Wanna Be Your Man
- All I've Got To Do
- Not A Second Time
- Devil In Her Heart
- Little Child
That was harder than I thought. It really is a wonderful album. Then again, I adore all early Beatles albums. The later ones should be easier for me. Or not...
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Cha-Cha Boom!
Seeing Paul 'Out There' in Amsterdam on 7 June 2015
26 July 2011
1) All My Loving -- terrific performance all around -- great vocal by Paul, super rhythm work by John (he's as underrated as a guitarist as George is as a writer), excellent C&W solo from George
2) Don't Bother Me -- one of George's best-ever compositions -- interesting rhythm, great vibe, I love the start-stop nature of the song
3) Money -- there's that fantastic Leathery Lennon Larynx screaming out of my speakers again
4) Please Mr Postman -- another super cover -- amazing how these guys could turn other people's songs into Real Beatles Songs
5) Roll Over Beethoven -- and another great cover
6) It Won't Be Long -- great album opener
7) All I've Gotta Do -- reminds me of "Anna" on the first album -- great vocal from John
8) I Wanna Be Your Man -- I love the whole vibe of this song -- perfectly matched to Ringo's voice
9) You Really Got A Hold On Me -- great version of Smoky Robinson's classic
10) Til There Was You -- I love the acoustic guitars in this, especially George's solo
11) Hold Me Tight -- I like the backing more than I do the vocal -- not one of Paul's best performances
12) Little Child -- it's okay but nothing special -- I don't think it was edited well either -- the harmonica disappears awfully fast!
13) Not A Second Time -- not the most memorable song on the album
14) Devil In Her Heart -- an interesting recording but the song itself is a bit boring
25 August 2015
1.All My Loving
2.Till There Was You
3.Dont Bother Me
5.Hold Me Tight
6.Roll Over Beethoven
7.It Wont Be Long
8.Please Mr.Postman
9.You Really Got A Hold On Me
10.All I've Gotta Do
11.I Wanna Be Your Man
12.Not A Second Time
13.Devil In Her Heart
14.Little Child
Great Album, All I Can Say
1 September 2015
Pretty good album!
3. You Really Got A Hold On Me
4. Money
7. All I've Gotta Do
11. Don't Bother Me
14. Little Child
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Journal of the History of Ideas
Volume 60, Number 3, July 1999
pp. 469-486 | 10.1353/jhi.1999.0021
Journal of the History of Ideas 60.3 (1999) 469-486
The papers which passed between Leibniz and Clarke from 1715 to 1716 have long been considered classics in the history of science and philosophy, attracting a large number of scholarly works. Their exchanges, consisting of ten letters, five by Leibniz and five by Clarke, ended with Leibniz's death in November 1716. The letters deal with issues such as God's role in the universe, the notion of miracles, the cause of gravity, and space and time. The difficulties in interpreting the texts induced most, if not all, editors to present Leibniz's and Clarke's papers together with other writings to provide a context for the dispute and to elucidate the most obscure passages. This tradition was inaugurated by Samuel Clarke himself, who included in his editio princeps a number of explanatory footnotes, an appendix with passages from Leibniz's printed works, and additional epistolary exchanges between himself and others on liberty and necessity, all with appropriate cross-references. Later editors made a different selection of explanatory material, emphasizing different contexts and aspects of the dispute.
The context I have selected for this essay centers on Caroline of Ansbach, Princess of Wales, her life and contacts with Leibniz prior to her departure for London, and their correspondence before and during the dispute with Clarke. Portions of this correspondence can be found in the editions by H.G. Alexander and André Robinet, but the letters on which I shall spend more time are curiously excluded. They can be found among Leibniz's political and state papers edited at the end of last century by Onno Klopp, and only in part in those edited by John M. Kemble, and in the recent German edition by Volmar Schüller. The reader unaware of Caroline's life and intellectual horizon may well wonder why Leibniz and Clarke went on relentlessly, month after month, debating in letters addressed to her whether space is the sensorium of God, dissecting the notion of miracle, and arguing about God's role in the world. I hope to show that there are several reasons for paying attention to Caroline. The text which has become known as "Leibniz's first paper" was in fact an extract of a letter to Caroline, not intended for Clarke, belonging to an important exchange with the Princess of Wales. Caroline engaged in a dispute with Clarke, passed the extract of Leibniz's letter to him, and sent Clarke's reply to Leibniz together with a request for help. Thus Leibniz's "first paper" ought to be seen as part of his correspondence with Caroline. Later papers between Leibniz and Clarke went through Caroline.
The Princess of Wales was not just a convenient address for the correspondence; nor was she a spectator uninterested in such an intellectual confrontation. She was involved in the dispute by arguing with Clarke and even with Newton, exchanging opinions with Leibniz, and functioning as an arbiter and moderator. Her presence helped shape the style and contents of the letters, and characterizes the genre to which the correspondence belongs. This is a complex issue because of the composite nature of the exchanges: on the one hand we have Leibniz's letters to both Caroline and Clarke, on the other we have Caroline's and Clarke's letters to Leibniz, and Clarke's discussions with Caroline. Clearly the standard label "Leibniz-Clarke correspondence" does not capture all levels of the exchanges. Moreover, in order to appreciate Caroline's status in London it is worth recalling that the wife of George I, Sophie Dorothea, remained in Germany, secluded in the Castle of Ahlden. Without a Queen, the Princess of Wales was the highest female royal. As an example of her influence, it was widely believed at the time that the election of William Wake as Archbishop of Canterbury in December 1715 was due to his close contacts with Caroline. At the time of the dispute Wake, who was a close friend of Clarke, neglected his pastoral duties as Bishop of Lincoln in order to be close to Caroline, with whom he held daily meetings. Thus Caroline was an intellectual woman with...
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How To Register Your AQHA Foal
March 30, 2015
Use these tips to make your foal a part of the world's largest breed registry.
Everyone loves American Quarter Horse babies.
But it takes a lot more than a sire and dam to get a foal registration in the works. One of our most frequently asked questions by AQHA members is, 'How do I register my foal?'
Every year, AQHA mails out a pre-printed registration application (also called a breeder's certificate) to every stallion owner who files a stallion breeding report. This application will contain pertinent information such as the sire and dam's information, mare and stallion owner's name and address and the breeding dates. It's up to you, the proud owner of a new foal, to fill in the rest.
But what if you don't have your pre-printed application? AQHA has a blank registration application available for download. This is the same form, but you have to fill in all the information that would come ready for you in the pre-printed version.
Now you need to ask yourself a few questions:
- Is my name choice available?
- Does my foal need to be parentage verified or HYPP tested?
- Do I have the proper photos of the foal?
- Do I have all the signatures I need to get my foal registered?
Once you have all of these basic things covered, you can get your markings drawn in and ship it off to AQHA with the peace of mind that it will probably go off without a hitch!
You need to be an AQHA member to register your foal. AQHA membership comes with hundreds of dollars in savings each year, plus America's Horse magazine, free records, access to AQHA programs and events and much more. Join AQHA or renew your membership today!
If an AQHA foal registration isn't something you do every day, it can get a little confusing. And there are a lot of scenarios that can come into play when registering your foal. Not all registrations are the same, and depending on several factors, there are some additional things you may need to do.
AQHA Customer Service is available via phone and email to conduct any necessary research for you. If you're not the breeder of the foal you want to register, AQHA can locate the sire and dame and get the appropriate names and addresses for you. If you're missing a signature or other pertinent information, submit your application anyway, and AQHA will attempt to contact the appropriate people for you to acquire the necessary information.
Read up on AQHA registration rules in the AQHA Official Handbook of Rules and Regulations.
Online Registration
Maybe snail mail isn't the medium for you – here is a quick list of the information you will need to register your foal online.
- Date foaled
- Breeding method, including embryo transfer date & number, if applicable
- Dam's name and/or registration number and the name and/or registration of the stallion she was bred to
- Current breeding reports, which should already be on file with AQHA
- Markings description, including five photos
- Six foal name choices. Learn how to research name choices
- Signed Breeder's Certificate from the stallion owner, unless the stallion owner released the breeding online
- For transfers included withe online registration: date of sale and buyer's information (name, AQHA ID number, address, phone number and email address)


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senate Bill S2370
James L. Seward
(R, C, IP) 51st Senate District
Mark Grisanti
(R, IP) 0 Senate District
Owen H. Johnson
(R, C, IP) 0 Senate District
William J. Larkin, Jr.
(R, C) 39th Senate District
Michael H. Ranzenhofer
(R, C, IP) 61st Senate District
Bill Status
- Introduced
- In Committee
- On Floor Calendar
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- Delivered to Governor
- Signed/Vetoed by Governor
Exempts certain institutions involved in the processing of homemade baked goods, spices and powders, sold only at farmers' markets and roadside stands from the definition of a food processing establishment.
Bill Details
- Versions:
- ,
- Legislative Cycle:
- 2011-2012
- Current Committee:
- Senate Rules
- Law Section:
- Agriculture and Markets Law
- Laws Affected:
- Amd §251-z-2, Ag & Mkts L
- Versions Introduced in 2009-2010 Legislative Cycle:
Sponsor Memo
An act
to amend the agriculture and markets law, in relation to exempting
certain institutions involved in the processing of homemade baked goods,
spices, and powders, sold only at farmers' markets and roadside stands
from the definition of a food processing establishment
The purpose of the legislation is to allow
individuals who
produce a small amount of homemade baked goods, spices and powders to
sell their wares at farmers' markets and roadside stands without
being required to obtain an Article 20-C food processing
establishment license.
Section 1 of the bill amends
subdivision 3 of
section 251-z-2 of the agriculture and markets law to provide an
exemption from the definition of "food processing establishment" for
establishments that are engaged in the processing of homemade baked
goods, spice or powders to be sold exclusively at farmers' markets or
roadside stands.
Section 2 amends subdivision 4 of section 251-z-2 of the agriculture
and markets law to include the processing of foods by "grinding"
within the definition of "processing."
Current law provides exemptions for the following
establishments: those that process and manufacture food sold
exclusively at retail for consumption on the premises; those that cut
meat and sell it at retail on the premises; bottled and bulk water
facilities; establishments under permit/inspection by the Department
of Health; establishments under federal meat, poultry or egg product
inspection; those engaged solely in the harvesting, storage, or
distribution of one or more raw agricultural commodities.
Part 276.4 of the Ag & Markets regulations provide further exemptions
for processors of maple syrup, honey and home-processed foods.
The current article 20-c requirements, while
appropriate for large food processing establishments, are overly
burdensome and cost-prohibitive for many smaller operations. Among
other requirements, article 20-c requires individuals to process
their products in commercial facilities. As most individuals do not
have commercial kitchens in their homes, finding commercial
facilities to use may be difficult and costly. For individuals who
process a very small amount of homemade goods and sell their products
exclusively at farmers' markets or roadside stands, the requirements
of article 20-c are simply not necessary. By easing some of these
burdensome requirements, we can encourage and promote the production
of healthy locally produced foods and other products.
S.7069 of 2010
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Gary S. Becker (1930-2014)
The economics profession mourns the loss of Gary S. Becker, University Professor in the Departments of Economics and Sociology and in the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago, and a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, on May 3, 2014. Professor Becker, winner of the AEA's John Bates Clark Medal (1967) and former President of the Association (1987), was awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences (1992) "for having extended the domain of microeconomic analysis to a wide range of human behavior and interaction, including non-market behavior." He was also a recipient of the National Medal of Science (2000) and the Presidential Medal of Freedom (2007). Among the most creative and influential economists of the past century, Gary will be deeply missed by a multitude of colleagues, students, and friends.
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