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I was going through Legacy's papers and I found this. It says DNA on it but I have no idea what any of this means. Can someone enlighten me?
I was going to get her hair tested but if this explains everything I won't need to.
Oh and my phone cut it off but on top it says Kirov's Irish Legacy so I know it's a sheet for her...at least I think so?
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More prepared to let off anything substantial
(If I had no rhymes and my planes was cancelled)
Picture that, before you give your bag and expose it
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'let off' is connected to 'planes' cuz planes r let off from the airport into the sky. by planes gza is probably talking about a rapper's delivery because planes travel in the wind and in 'general principles' gza calls his voice 'the force of wind'
also 'planes' could be a reference to 'mental plane' which is a world made up purely of thoughts. sometimes when people write they forget about the material world and they become absorbed in their own world of thought.
'picture that' is an imperative from gza towards his competition to create picture like lyrics with lots of imagery. 'before you give your bag and expose it' ties in with the plane imagery cuz in an airport people have to give in their luggage to security staff who check it. the security staff represents gza who is going to examine their cameras (vivid lyrics) and decide whether he should take these cameras on his plane
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- A OXFORD: Remembrance Day Service at St Giles War Memorial, at 10.45am, followed by two minutes' silence and wreath laying. Dozens of groups, including Bugles and Drums Detachment Oxfordshire (RIFLES) Battalion ACF, Oxford University Royal Naval Unit, Royal Green Jackets Association, Fire Services Benevolent Association, will then parade down St Giles.
- B OXFORD: A Service of Remembrance will take place at the Commonwealth War Graves Cemetery in North Hinksey Lane, Botley, at 10.45am.
- The service will be conducted by local ministers, with the address made by Prof Geoffrey Best, Senior Associate Member of St Antony's College .
- C ABINGDON: A service takes place at St Helen's Church, East St Helen Street, at 10am, followed by a parade. Groups taking part, alongside the Royal British Legion, include the Royal Naval Association and Royal Air Force Association, soldiers from Dalton Barracks, the Abingdon ATC, Sea Cadets, Army Cadets, Scouts and Guides. There will also be representatives from the local Salvation Army, St John's Ambulance and British Red Cross groups. They gather outside the church and march behind Abingdon Town Band to the War Memorial in Ock Street, arriving at 10.50am where wreaths are laid. The parade will then march past County Hall, where the Mayor of Abingdon will take the salute.
- D BANBURY: A procession forms in Broad Street from 10am and marches along High Street to Banbury Cross and then to St Mary's Church. After the service the parade moves to People's Park where wreaths are laid. Afterwards the parade forms up again and heads back to High Street where the mayor takes the salute. Organisations taking part in the parade include the Territorial Army, Royal British Legion, Royal Naval Association, Royal Air Force Association, Burma Star, Royal Order of Buffalos, Banbury and District Sea Cadets, and Banbury Army Cadets. Members of local scout and girl guide groups, police, fire, and ambulance service personnel also join the parade which is led by the Air Training Corps Cadets Band.
- E BENSON: Troops from RAF Benson will lead a parade to the war memorial, in Castle Square, at 10.45am, where names of those on the memorial and those who have given their lives since the Second World War will be read out. Wreaths will also be laid. A service of remembrance will then be held at St Helen's Church, at 11.15am. Roke and Benson Brass Band will provide the music.
- F BICESTER: A memorial service takes place at St Edburg's Church from 10.30am and includes wreath laying. A large parade leaves the church just before noon to the Market Square where the mayor takes the salute. Troops from Bicester Detachment (The Rifles) Army Cadets, 23 Pioneer Regiment, RAF Croughton, Bicester Garrison, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, Thames Valley Police, Scouts, cadets from 507 ATC and its band. Bicester Town Council also welcomes guests from its twinned towns in Poland, France and Germany.
- G BLOXHAM: A service and parade is held at the war memorial from 10.30am, and names from the memorial are read out. A trumpeter from Bloxham School plays the Last Post and the Reveille prior to and after the two minute silence, which is also marked by the firing of maroons. Guests then march to St Mary's Church for the main remembrance service. Afterwards groups march back to the war memorial. Among the groups taking part is local school pupils, Scouts, Girl Guides, Brownies, Rainbows, Girls Brigade, and Boys Brigade.
- H CHINNOR: Led by Chinnor Silver Band, the parade meets outside shop Silent View Windows, in Thame road, at 10.30am and marches along Lower Road and High Street to the War Memorial, where the first service takes place. The procession, made up of members of Chinnor Parish Council, Royal British Legion, representatives from the Armed Forces, plus Chinnor Youth organisations including Scouts, Guides, Brownies and Beavers, moved on the St Andrew's Church for a second service.
- I DIDCOT: At 2.30pm the parade will form up in Edinburgh Drive car park and march to the Garden of Remembrance at Sundial Civic Hall in Britwell Road. A Service will take place at the war memorial.
- J DORCHESTER: A Service is held in Dorchester Abbey at 10am followed by a procession to the war memorial behind the RBL Branch Standard to lay wreaths.
- K FARINGDON: The Parade will form up at the Corn Exchange at 9.15am ready to march off at 9.30am via the Market Place to the All Saints church where the Service will take place. After the Service the Parade will re-form to move to the war memorial for two minutes' silence and wreath laying. The parade includes representatives of the Lord Lieutenant, the Royal British Legion, local MP, the Burma Star Association, the Armed Forces, the County, District and Town Councils, the emergency services, the Chamber of Commerce, the Cadets and the Scout and Guide Associations.
- L KIDLINGTON: A service of remembrance is held at St Mary's Church at 10am, followed by a short service at the War memorial.
- M THAME: Thame Remembrance Day Parade starts at the Town Hall, in High Street, at 10.40am and will march to the War Memorial in Upper High Street for a service and wreath laying.
- N WALLINGFORD: Parade forms up at 10.30am in the Cattle Market car park and then marches via New Road, St Leonard's Square and St Martin's Street to the war memorial in Market Place. At 11am there is a Service followed by the laying of wreaths.
- O WOODSTOCK: The RBL Branch, town council and other town organisations assemble at the war memorial at 10.45am, followed by a service at St Mary Magdalene Church. The Duke of Marlborough and the Mayor of Woodstock will also attend.
- P WANTAGE: A parade to mark the town's Remembrance Day will form up at the Civic Hall carpark, off Portway, at 10.30am, before marching to St Peter and St Paul's Church for the main remembrance service.
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Chelsea plan £50m raid on Atletico: Chelsea are closing in on a triple raid on La Liga champions Atletico Madrid after indicating a willingness to pay close to the £19.4m buyout clause in Filipe Luis' contract. The Times reports that a £32m deal for striker Diego Costa has already been in place for some time while negotiations are also under way to bring midfielder Tiago back to Stamford Bridge. Defender Luis has been monitored by Chelsea for several months, and with Ashley Cole's announcement last week that he will move on this summer, the need for a quality, experienced left-back is apparent.
Paper Round's view: Luis certainly fits all those criteria and, unlike the man who kept Cole out of the side this season, Cesar Azpilicueta, is a genuine left-back. Quite how willing Atleti would be to sanction the break-up of their squad on anything less than their own terms, though, is debateable. The report claims Chelsea are willing to pay "close" to the player's buy-out clause figure, but what's the point of having such a clause if it is not met? Atleti should be able to demand the full £19.4m for Luis and if Chelsea want him, they'll have to pay it.
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Real set to bid £60m for Aguero: Manchester City are bracing themselves for a £60m bid from Real Madrid for Sergio Aguero after the European champions gave up on Luis Suarez. The Daily Star's back page claims that Real have cemented Aguero at the top of their summer shopping list with Carlo Ancelotti having been forced to accept that Suarez will not be leaving Liverpool. Sources close to Aguero suggest he is open to a move to the Spanish giants, the paper claims, although Real president Florentino Perez has insisted his club are not chasing the striker. But it is understood that Madrid will wait until after the World Cup to make their move.
Paper Round's view: There's not a great deal of concrete evidence in this report to suggest that Aguero is indeed interested in a move, although the quotes from Perez could be interpreted as being interesting. "We are not thinking about making a move for Aguero - at the moment," he said, suggesting there could well be some interest at some stage in the future, say post-World Cup. If so, that's bad news for City, who are reeling from the Yaya Toure saga and can ill-afford to potentially lose their best striker as well.
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Paper Round's view: The report points to the "extra incentive of trying to outsmart Mourinho" as being a big driving force for Eto'o to sign for Arsenal, who do indeed need a striker this summer. Whether that means 33-year-old Eto'o, who failed to prove himself at Premier League level last season, is unlikely though, with Arsene Wenger more likely to bring in a player who has potential and is at the beginning of his career - Alvaro Morata, 21, for example - rather than somebody of Eto'o's experience.
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Paper Round's view: Arsenal tried to sign the youngster on loan in January and this is a much more likely move by Wenger than one for Eto'o. It seems, though, to depend on this buy-back clause, which Arsenal are understandably concerned about, their thinking presumably being along the lines of 'why invest in a player if he is just going to leave once he gets good?'. If that hurdle can be overcome, then Arsenal could well be onto a winner.
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Paper Round's view: Hazard expressed some slight frustration at Chelsea's tactics following their Champions League exit to Atletico Madrid, but that does not necessarily mean the player wants out of the club, nor does it mean the club want to sell him. Indeed, they would be mad to. The £60m figure may be tempting, even for Roman Abramovich, but Chelsea are already set to rake in nearly £50m for David Luiz - to PSG - which can easily fund a new striker this summer, so there is no real imperative to sell up for financial reasons. And in terms of his pedigree, any club would be poorer without him.
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Paper Round's view: Any one of those four would strengthen QPR's back line, but Redknapp's ties with Spurs might may count in his favour with Townsend and Dawson. Townsend has gone off the boil at Spurs but a new lease of life elsewhere could well re-ignite his career, while Dawson is still a reliable Premier League performer. Redknapp claims he is not a wheeler-dealer, but he knows how to make transfers happen and QPR will certainly have new players in their squad by the start of the new season.
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Picture: Jude Law attends Sony Pictures Classics' Premiere of 'Sleuth' at the Paris Theatre New York City, USA - 02.10.07
Hollywood heart-throb Jude Law wishes people would forget about his infidelity and focus on his movie career, because everyone makes mistakes they regret. The Cold Mountain actor hit the headlines last year (05) when he admitted cheating on his then-fiancee Sienna Miller with his children's nanny. Law and Miller have since reconciled and are a couple again, and the 33-year-old hopes the rest of the world can show him forgiveness too. He says, "People seem more interested in setting someone up as this bad person, that disheartens me a little bit. "We all mess up, we're all capable of upsetting each other, but equally, we're capable of making it better, of healing wounds."


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I like your avatar & VODKA 2 have i tryed the RUSSKIY STANDART (Russian Standart) ? I the platinium one...
I always drink 'something standard' I hate to admit this, but usually the cheapest... students, eh.
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exploder wrote:mmesantos1, downloading Mint Debian right now.
Cool, let me know what you think. And show a screenshot once you customize the look.
exploder wrote:Cool, let me know what you think. And show a screenshot once you customize the look.
Downloading the iso again... Brasero is not working in Maverick, imagine that.
exploder wrote:mmesantos1, downloading Mint Debian right now.
Where is the Mint Debian ISO located?
Will the changes Clem is making be applied with an update to the previous iso?
Screenshot looks good Exploder. Great work on the Desktop.
I know this is the wrong thread for this discussion but I have been out-of-the loop with Mint lately due to my disgust with Ubuntu based problems. I have been distro-hopping and was previously using PCLOS 2010 Gnome. I believe that this new Debian Mint release will be much more stable and am looking forward to using it. Does this mean that Mint will be permanently moving away from Ubuntu as a base?
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Firing a rifle at a Longbow Apache Attack helicopter in the hope of claiming a US$8 million scalp with a 50 cent bullet might not be a very good idea for too much longer - unless you like keeping company with a Hellfire missile. The U.S. Army's Longbow Apache Attack helicopters are about to gain a networked Ground Fire Acquisition System (GFAS) which uses infrared cameras to detect muzzle flashes from ground fire, and displays the location and distance of the shooters as an icon on the pilot's display screen. Not only does this enable the immediate acquisition and prosecution of targets, it also offers the same information to ground forces via the net-centric battlefield information system, giving everyone in the fight vastly improved situational awareness.
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Are there websites that lets you download prior ESPN televised games?? like Baseball/Basketball/etc
I plan on watching the Sunday game again. Should I Just record it?
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Fred Rouse. It took Rouse a long time to narrow down his list of favorites, but now that he has done so, he is strictly focused entirely on them and has been shy about tipping his hand at all.MIAMI--If there is any 18-year old high school football player in the country who can captivate an entire fan base with a quote, its Tallahassee (Fla.) Lincoln wide receiver
"Right now everything is pretty much the same," Rouse said. "It's Miami, Texas, Alabama, Oklahoma and Florida State. It's dead even between all of them. I know some people think I might be leaning one way or another, but it's a 20-percent chance for each of them. I'm just going to sit back and take all of my visits and go from there."
In all-star games committed recruits often try to pitch their school to the guys that have yet to make a decision. As you might expect Rouse is hearing it from just about every committed recruit in attendance and he seems to be enjoying the opinions of his teammates.
"I am hearing it from a lot of different guys," Rouse said. "These guys are coming up and talking to me about their school and telling me what it has to offer. It's really fun to listen to all of those guys and hear their feedback on all of these different schools. It gives you a different perspective and shows you what their recruitment was like. This week has already been fun so far and I am really looking forward to the rest of the week. Hopefully we can show those west coast guys that we can play down here in the South, either way it should be a lot of fun."
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- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cheddar cheese soup, undiluted
- 1 carton (8 ounces) French onion dip
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 loaf (1 pound) French bread, cubed or assorted fresh vegetables
- In a large saucepan, combine soup and dip. Add cheese. Cook and stir over medium-low heat until cheese is melted; keep warm. Serve with bread cubes or vegetables. Yield: 3 cups.
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The Commerce courses at Deakin are some of the most flexible and broadly based business programs on offer at any Australian university.
After a common first year of study in financial, market and personal acumen areas, students can choose from a wide range of specialist major sequences. Students are provided with advice on career planning before deciding themselves on their choice of major(s). Also students can choose from specialised areas offered by other faculties such as journalism, sociology, politics and policy studies, languages, psychology, or many other areas of interest (subject to satisfying entry requirements).
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Flying Lotus at SXSW 2013 (more by Kevin Figueroa)
The Red Bull Music Academy began their huge NYC residency (details HERE and HERE) last night (4/28) with a party by FIXED DJs and TURBOTAX DJs. It was the first of many events that happen in NYC through May 31.
Like last night, many of these shows are shows are sold out at this point, but there's still some great ones that you can grab tickets for. On May 2, the 'Drone Activity In Progress' show goes down at the Knockdown Center in Queens with sets from Stephen O'Malley, Body/Head (aka Kim Gordon and Bill Nace), Prurient, Vatican Shadow, Hunter Hunt-Hendrix, Noveller, Mick Barr, Pharmakon, Pete Swanson, and many others. Tickets for that one are still available.
Brian Eno is doing his '77 Million Paintings' piece at Cafe Rouge on May 4, and though the first four shows of the night are sold out, if you're willing to stay up late (or wake up early), you can still grab tickets to the 4 AM show.
Tickets are still available for The Bunker party at Public Assembly on May 4 with Andy Stott, Objekt, Octo Octa, and more.
Tickets are still available to see Blondes, Rudi Zygadlo, Mike Simonetii, and others at Cameo on May 7.
You can still get tickets to see the especially interesting lineup of Big Freedia, Drop the Lime, DJ Spinn & DJ Rashad, Salva, Afrika Baambata, Egyptian Lover, and more on May 23 at Santos Party House.
Another great one is Oneohtrix Point Never, Factory Floor, Evian Christ, Bill Kouligas, and others at Saint Vitus on May 26. Tickets for that one are still on sale.
There's also the 'Pass the Gates: NYC In Dub' show at Le Poisson Rouge on May 30 which sees dub/reggae legends teaming up with younger, modern groups. The lineup includes Lee "Scratch" Perry with Subtaomic Sound System vs Adrian Sherwood, The Congos vs Sun Araw, M Geddes Gengras and the Raw Power Band, and Peaking Lights In A Dub Style vs Future Times (aka Maxmillion Dunbar and Protect-U). Tickets are on sale.
And of course, there's Flying Lotus, who brings his tour with Thundercat to Terminal 5 on May 5 and 6. Nigel Godrich's band Ultraista are on both dates. En2ak opens the first and DJ Rafik opens the second. Tickets for both nights are still on sale and we're also giving a pair to each night.
And as mentioned, Flying Lotus will be making his NYC debut under his Captain Murphy monker, during RBMA as well, at the sold-out Brainfeeder session at Music Hall of Williamsburg on Tuesday (4/30) that also features a DJ set from Erykah Badu, plus performances from The Underachievers, Teebs, Azizi Gibson, and PBDY.
Details on how to enter to win FlyLo tickets are below.
Continue reading "Red Bull Music Academy begins, win tix to Flying Lotus"
by Andrew Sacher
Thundercat (aka bass freak Stephen Bruner) is set to release the followup to his 2011 debut, The Golden Age of Apocalypse, this year. The new album is called Apocalypse and it was executive produced by Brainfeeder label head/frequent Thundercat collaborator Flying Lotus. The album will be out via Brainfeeder on July 9. Check out the first single, "Heartbreaks + Setbacks," whose melody is seriously reminding me of "Yeah" by Usher, below.
As mentioned, Thundercat and Flying Lotus are also touring together this year, which will bring them to NYC for Red Bull Music Academy shows on May 5 and 6 at Terminal 5. Nigel Godrich's band, Ultraista, are also on both of those shows. Tickets for both are still available. While Thundercat is in NYC, he's also doing Red Bull Music Academy's Night of Improvised Round Robin Duets, which happens on May 1 at Brooklyn Masonic Temple with Andrew Bird, Questlove, James Chance, Julia Holter, Kim Gordon, Andrew WK, and many others (sold out).
All dates are listed, along with the song stream and Apocalypse tracklist, below...
Continue reading "Thundercat announces new LP, on tour soon w/ Flying Lotus"
Flying Lotus adds 2nd Terminal 5 show to tour w/ Thundercat & Ultraista (updated dates), working w/ Herbie Hancock?
Flying Lotus & Herbie Hancock
As mentioned, Flying Lotus is going on a tour this year which comes to NYC on May 5 at Terminal 5 for a show with Nigel Godrich's band, Ultraista, Thundercat (with live band), and En2ak. Tickets for that show are still available, but perhaps that won't be true for long because FlyLo has added another date happening at Terminal 5 on May 6. That one's also with Ultraista and Thundercat, and DJ Rafik opens. Tickets for that show go on sale Friday (3/29) at noon.
In related news, FACT just pointed to a Vine clip that FlyLo tweeted which shows him in the studio with Thundercat and Herbie Hancock. No other info has been revealed on that, but stay tuned.
Updated dates are listed, along with the new Captain Murphy video (aka FlyLo's rap alter ego) for "The Killing Joke," below...
Continue reading "Flying Lotus adds 2nd Terminal 5 show to tour w/ Thundercat & Ultraista (updated dates), working w/ Herbie Hancock?"
Flying Lotus at LPR in 2012 (more by Amanda Hatfield)
As mentioned, Flying Lotus is playing a NYC show on May 5 at Terminal 5 with Thundercat, as part of the upcoming Red Bull Music Academy NYC residency. It's since been announced that the Terminal 5 show is part of a larger tour FlyLo and Thundercat will be on, and Nigel Godrich's Ultraista is on many of the dates, including the NYC show, as well. Tickets for the NYC show are still available.
The Red Bull Music Academy shows also include a previously mentioned Brainfeeder Session at Music Hall of Williamsburg on April 30 which Erykah Badu is DJing (under the name DJ Low Down Loretta Brown). We're not totally sure who else is going to be there, but we wouldn't rule out Flying Lotus himself making an appearance. Tickets for that one are still available.
FlyLo will also be at SXSW for both Flying Lotus shows and Captain Murphy (his rap alter ago) shows. As mentioned earlier today, some of those Captain Murphy shows are collaborative sets with Earl Sweatshirt.
All Flying Lotus dates are listed, along with a live video, below...
Continue reading "Flying Lotus expands tour; Ultraista opening (updated dates)"
Ultraista in LA in 2012 (more by Debi Del Grande)
As mentioned, Ultraista were set to tour with Prefuse 73 but had to cancel their Philly, Chicago, and Toronto shows due to the arrival of drummer Joey Waronker's baby. Now they've also had to cancel tonight's (1/28) Brooklyn show at Music Hall of Williamsburg and Thursday's LA show. According to MHOW's site, "they hope to reschedule the show soon, refunds are available at the point of purchase." Bummer about the show, but congratulations Joey!
The band are still currently set to appear on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday (1/29), and are playing Tokyo's Weekender Festival on February 3. Updated dates are listed below...
Continue reading "Ultraista cancel more dates (tonight's NYC show included)"
Ultraista in LA in 2012 (mroe by Debi Del Grande)
As mentioned, Ultraista (Nigel Godrich, Joey Waronker, and Laura Bettinson) are touring with producer Prefuse 73 this Janauary and hitting NYC on January 28 at Music Hall of Williamsburg (tickets). After the MHOW show, Ultraista will be sticking around NYC for an appearance on Fallon on January 29.
In advance of that tour, Prefuse 73 offered a glitchy remix of Ultraista's track, "You're Out," which appeared on their 2012 self titled album. You can stream that remix and check out an updated list of dates below.
Continue reading "listen to Prefuse 73's remix of Ultraista's "You're Out""
Ultraista in LA in October (more by Debi Del Grande)
Ultraista (the project of Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich, Walt Mink/Beck drummer Joey Waronker, and singer Laura Bettinson) has announced some January dates with production wizard Prefuse 73. No word yet on an official tour announcement, but the announced shows include on in NYC happening on January 28 at Music Hall of Williamsburg. Tickets for that show go on sale Friday (12/14) at noon. All known dates are listed below.
In other Radiohead-related news, Thom Yorke recently revealed the details for his upcoming Atoms for Peace album (titled Amok, due out February 25). NME has since reported that their track, "What The Eyeballs Did," which was the b-side to the "Default" single can be downloaded for free at the Atoms for Peace website if you "scroll all the way over to the right and click on the dial of the clock tower."
All dates are listed below...
Continue reading "Ultraista touring w/ Prefuse 73 in January (dates)"
photos by Debi Del Grande
Ultraista @ Echoplex - 10/19/12
The experience shows. Their U.S. live debut may have only been eight songs long, but the band imbued each album cut with an air of nonchalant cool. With the atmospheric consistency of their self-titled debut, and the help of some Piet Mondrian-like backing videos, the show was not unlike an art rave. It was an ideal manifestation of their art movement namesake that asserted surreal variations on minimalism are superior to more ornate styles. [Under the Radar]Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich's band with drummer Joey Waronker (Walt Mink, Beck) and singer Laura Bettinson (Dimbleby & Capper, FEMME), Ultraista played their first US shows this week and last, starting at LA's Echoplex (10/19), then hitting San Francisco's Independent (10/22), and finally NYC's Le Poisson Rouge last night (10/24). We missed them last night, but we did catch their LA show and pictures from that one are in this post.
The band will make their network TV debut when they play The Late Show with David Letterman on November 2. They also just made a video for "Our Song," which you can watch below.
That video, more pics, the setlist, and some high quality videos from Echoplex are below.
Continue reading "Ultraista played their first US shows (pics, videos, setlist from LA's Echoplex)"
Nick Zammuto
Zammuto (the project of Nick Zammuto of the Books) is on tour now and just passed through NYC last night (9/27) to open for Gotye at Williamsburg Park, two days after Gotye's Radio City show. If you caught that show, how was it?
Zammuto is continuing to make his way around the country (he's in Boston with Lymbyc Systym tonight) and he'll return to NYC for a show in a much different environment to support Ultraista at Le Poisson Rouge (10/24). Tickets for that show are still available and we're also giving away a pair. If you haven't yet, you can stream Ultraista's self titled debut at NPR.
An updated list of Zammuto dates and the stream of his self titled LP are below.
Continue reading "Zammuto opened for Gotye, opening for Ultraista (and Lymbyc Systym and AU) --- updated dates"
Ultraista, the band featuring producer Nigel Godrich, acclaimed drummer Joey Waronker and singer Laura Bettinson, are releasing their debut album next week (10/2) but NPR is streaming the whole thing right now. For me at least, it's evoking some serious mid-'90s electronic vibes (Lamb, Hooverphonic) which sounds pretty good.
Ultraista are about to play their first US shows, including dates in Los Angeles, San Francisco and here in NYC on October 24 at Le Poisson Rouge which is part of the Wordless Music series. Tickets are still available, which is surprising given Godrich's CV, but if you'd like to go for free, we're giving a pair away. Details on how to enter are below.
In related news, Atoms for Peace (Thom Yorke plus Flea, Godrich and Waronker) will release their "Default" single on 12" vinyl on November 19. It's available for download now and you can stream it below.
Also below, a video for Ultraista's "Bad Insect" and a remix of "smalltack" by FourTet, plus North American tour dates.
Continue reading "Ultraista streaming their debut LP; win tix to see them at LPR"
As mentioned, Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich has formed the band Ultraista, who will put out their self titled debut LP on October 2 via Temporary Residence. You've probably already heard "Smalltalk" and "Static Light" (but they're streaming below in case you haven't) and the band recently revealed a third track from the album, "Bad Insect," which you can check out at the bottom of this post.
Ultraista still haven't announced a tour in support of the album, but they've just scheduled a NYC show, which happens on October 24 at Le Poisson Rouge. Tickets for that show go on sale Friday, August 31 at noon.
UPDATE: Ultraista also have announced San Francisco and LA shows. All dates are listed below along with song streams.
Continue reading "Ultraista playing NYC show, have a new song (stream)"
Other Lives remixed by Atoms for Peace, going on tour w/ Indians (dates, MP3s & live pics); Ultraista announces debut LP
photos by Tim Griffin
Other Lives at Rock Werchter 2012
Other Lives, who recently played Rock Werchter in Belgium (pictures in this post), are currently making their way around Europe, and eventually to Japan and, after taking a 2 month break, the band will head out on a fall tour of the US and Canada with Copenhagen's Indians. That tour brings them to NYC for shows at Bowery Ballroom on November 28 and Music Hall of WIlliamsburg on November 29. Tickets for both NYC shows go on sale Friday (7/20) at noon with an AmEx presale starting Wednesday (7/18) at noon. All dates are listed below.
Meanwhile, Indians will be in North America even sooner for a previously discussed short run of dates that brings him to NYC for a show at Glasslands on July 26 with Milagres and Zulu Pearls. Tickets for that show are on sale now. Indians recently released a new single, "I Am Haunted," which you can download below in exchange for an email address. If you missed it, two other Indians tracks -- "Magic Kids" and "New" -- are streaming HERE.
In other Other Lives news, a remix of their song, "Tamer Animals," by Thom Yorke's Atoms for Peace project with Flea and Nigel Goodrich appears as a b-side to the new Atoms for Peace single. The a-side is a remix of Atoms for Peace's own song, "Other Side." You can stream the Other Lives remix below, where you'll also find the single's artwork. The single comes out on limited edition white vinyl on July 30 (sold out) and regular vinyl on August 6 via Modeselektor's Monkeytown label for their 50WEAPONS series. You can order the regular vinyl issue here. As mentioned, Thom Yorke will do an Atoms for Peace DJ set at the final installation of this summer's Warm Up series at MoMA PS1 on September 8 with Rustie, Holy Other, Maria Minerva, and Justin Strauss.
We also just mentioned that Thom Yorke will appear on the new Flying Lotus album.
In more related news, Nigel Godrich's band Ultraista announced their self titled debut LP today. It comes out October 2 via Temporary Residence. The cover art, tracklist and a video for "Static Light" are below. Live dates TBA.
A list of all Other Lives and Indians dates, more pics of Other Lives from Rock Werchter, the Atoms for Peace remix, the Indians MP3, and Ultraista album info below...
Continue reading "Other Lives remixed by Atoms for Peace, going on tour w/ Indians (dates, MP3s & live pics); Ultraista announces debut LP"
by Bill Pearis
Having worked with Pavement, Beck, R.E.M. and, of course, Radiohead over the last 15 years, we know Nigel Godrich mainly as a producer. But now we get to meet Nigel Godrich the musician. Partnering with singer Laura Bettinson and drummer-for-the-stars Joey Waronker, Godrich has formed Ultraísta who have just released their first song, "Smalltalk," to the internet. Densely-layered with all manner of synthesizers and percussion, it's a claustrophobic little number you can hum along and dance to.
Watch the video for "Smalltalk" below.
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What the MH370 Story Tells Us About 'The New Anti-Journalism'
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The airborne mystery that Malaysia Airlines MH370 has become reveals that journalism is now about "all data, no real facts, endless theories," heavy on the conspiracy theory and devoid of truth, according to media watcher Michael Wolff.
Worse, Wolff says in a column published Monday in The Guardian, the MH370 test case shows us how "free conspiracies are for sale, with cautious restraint that propels the absence of truth." That said, whether it's coming from conspiracy theorists or cautious pundits, this particular non-story (in the hard-news sense) has dominated the news cycle for 10 days and counting:
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straightforward question about scale factor
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Given a Mercator projection with a single Latitude of 41°N as origin and a Scale factor at Latitude of Origin = 1.00000.
How do we calculate what the scale factor is at 51°N and 31°N with a Lat of O of 41°N?
Thank you
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Normally a Mercator projection has the Equator as its Latitude of Origin which of course means that the Scale Factor is 1.0 there (for a tangent projection, which the Mercator projection most often is.) I have heard of people modifying a Mercator projection for a number of reasons. Indeed you could place the latitude of origin at 45 degrees north in which case you would be using what is called an Oblique Mercator projection. However, even then, this case of the projection is usually not constructed as you have asked (see the online web help for the Hotine Oblique Mercator projectionPerhaps if you could tell us your application, we could better advise you about an appropriate projection to use and how to modify it to reduce the distortion in your area of interest. You can also check out the Choosing a Map Projectionsection of the online help
To answer your question, the easiest way to find the scale factor on the Mercator projection is to note that the meridians are equally spaced on the projection, yet converge on the globe according to the cosine of the latitude. Hence the east-west distortion must be 1.0/cos(lat) or sec(lat). Since the projection is conformal, the north-south distortion is the same as the east-west at any point and hence is sec(lat).
Calculating scale factor at one point on a map is pretty straight forward. Calculating scale factor across the wholemap can be a challenge. There are some software packages like GeoCartthat include distortion diagrams. Here is an article that discusses calcuating scale factor. Essentially you need to know the Actual Scale and Principal Scale at all points to be able to do this.
Hope this helps!
That would be great - there are so many projections, I'm a bit lost trying to figure out which ones they are.
http://www.entsog.eu/public/uploads/fil ... NE2014.pdf
http://www.oilforum.ru/index.php?app=co ... h_id=26386
Alessandro Devic
P.S. I'm pretty sure both the American polyconic and the Rectangular polyconic have no closed-form inverse. But I would love to be corrected.
Our implementation of the American polyconic uses a Newton-Raphson method for the inverse.
A possibility is to ask your question on CartoTalk, http://www.cartotalk.com/, or possibly the GIS stackexchange, http://gis.stackexchange.com
Actually, it's probably a better idea to ask on CartoTalk first. daan Strebe often can figure these things out (he's on CartoTalk).
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Editor's note: The name and bill number of the "Recreational Fishing and Hunting Heritage and Opportunities Act" (H.R 2834) has been changed to the "Sportsmen's Heritage Act" (H.R. 4089)
The American people want jobs and economic growth. Investing in clean energy, clean air and clean water will help to make that a reality.
Earlier this month I was fortunate enough to help organize and participate in one of the first trail stewardship projects in one of Idaho's newest Wilderness areas, Big Jacks Creek Wilderness. It was an experience that was physically challenging and richly rewarding. The Wilder
President Obama's conservation initiative, America's Great Outdoors took another step forward on June 13.
National Trails Day is coming up on Saturday, June 4.
The Obama administration established America's Great Outdoors to hear Americans' best ideas for developing a new conservation strategy.
The Obama administration should identify 10 diverse landscapes across the country as focal projects to implement a bold vision that connects, protects and restores the diversity of our natural lands and waters and the communities they sustain. These landscapes would enrich additional efforts within "America's Great Outdoors," assuring that conservation of our nation's wild, public lands is positioned as a key component of this suite of initiatives.
The majority of individuals that visit our national forests participate in quiet, nature based forms of recreation such as hiking, camping, bird watching, and fishing. These same quiet recreationists provide a significant source of revenue for local businesses when they spend money during their visit. It's important that land managers consider the economic consequences of decisions that they make — such as approving a timber harvest or constructing a dirt bike trail — may result in the displacement of quiet recreationists.
On Friday, "The Oprah Winfrey Show" devoted the full hour to a segment that was taped at Yosemite in response to Mr. Johnson's appeal. Part 2 of the episode is to be broadcast on Wednesday.
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Not in many places of the world, one has such tolerant behaviour towards drugs. Not only behaviour, but even a whole policy that restricts us from drugs, but is still allowing us in using "the stuff". Basis is that everyone is responcible for his own body and health. Softdrugs are officially allowed and - as long having it in personal amounts with you - no-one will bother you with a joint. Harddrugs are limited allowed. Again, small dosis for yourself are tolerated, but larger amounts are punished. Lately however this last is getting a farce and many complain about this disturbing fact. Most coffeshops are situated around the red light district (de "Walletjes"), but everywhere in Amsterdam they are present as well.
This was new to me. Smart shops sell harder drugs and its all legal or tolerated. They dont sell weed or hash here. Smart shops sell mushrooms and ecstasy (an herbal ecstasy) and even marijuana seeds. They also have menus of what they offer and a description of what the substance does. For example if you want to to have personal enlightenment try this... if you want something really strong try that.......
The guy behind the counter will usually tellyou how much to take and what to expect to experience etc...
We bought some mushrooms, I think it was Mexican gold. It was supposed to be middleof the road,so not too stong but not for beginners. Rob was disappointed because he didnt feel anything. Doing any of that stuff is not my thing so I didnt even try it. I was just there to take care of Rob if he needed me to. If you are going to do anyof thisstuff make sure you will be with someone you can trust and that will take care of you. Good luck.
People should be aware that despite the happy hippy trappings of the Amsterdam coffee houses where pot is sold openly, the vast majority are owned by organized crime.
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The government chooses to refrain from enforcing the drug laws as they apply to small (less than 5 grams) of soft drugs like pot and hash.
There are approximately 300 coffeeshops operating in Amsterdam, with about 1,000 total in the entire country of Holland. Of the 300 in Amsterdam about 180 are located in the central area.
I was afraid to eat the space cake, as it will be my first time for ligth drugs. After asking couple of different coffee shop worker(am i paranoiac, certainly ) i decide to eat it. The result: NOTHING! Do not bother to eat it, if its not affecting me it will affect nobody. Try different things.
NO.. drugs are not legal. Marijuana, mushrooms and other 'soft drugs are tolerated by the goverment. Hard drugs like coke, crack and Heroin are not. So for all you crack-heads around the world who thinks Amsterdam is some big crackhouse and you can do what ever you want, you are wrong. If you step out of line the Police will kick your @$$ up and down Rokin Ave.
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A new study in the scientific journal Brain and Language examines how the brain responds when presented with two different methods of reading instruction. It examines a small sample—sixteen adults (with an average age of twenty-two) who are native English speakers and do not face reading disabilities.
Participants took two days to undergo training, whereby they learn an invented language based on hieroglyphics. Each participant was taught two ways to associate a set of words read aloud to a corresponding set of visual characters (or "glyphs"). The first was a phonics-based approach focusing on letter-sound relationships; the second was a whole-word approach relying on memorization. After training, the participants took part in testing sessions during which they were hooked up to an EEG machine that monitored their brain response. They were then instructed to approach their "reading" using one strategy or the other.
Scientists found that the phonics approach activated the left side of the brain—which is where the visual and language regions lie, and which has been shown in prior studies to support later word recognition. Thus, activating this part of the brain helps to spur on beginning readers. This approach also enabled participants to decode "words" they had...
As I've previously written too many times to recall, for all its iconic status, the Head Start program has grave shortcomings. Although generously financed and decently targeted at needy, low-income preschoolers, it's failed dismally at early childhood education. Additionally, because it's run directly from Washington, it's all but impossible for states to integrate into their own preschool and K–12 programs.
I could go on at length (and often do.) But you should also check out these earlier critiques, both by me and by the likes of Brookings's Russ Whitehurst and AEI's Katherine Stevens.
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The intriguing new book This Idea Must Die argues that we're beset by beliefs that have outlived their usefulness. Some of them pollute our everyday lives (think old wives' tales). But academic disciplines like physics and medicine are susceptible as well (like the false left/right brain dichotomy).
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Will Arnett and Michael Shannon have joined the cast of Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures' JONAH HEX, based on the DC Comics character, according to THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER.
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