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When a country is scoring very highly by all growth indicators but desperation is written all over the faces of its people, and its language in politics is increasingly unpredictable, does the blame rest with its leadership or with the foreign supervisors of each sector of its economy?
Since Tanzania receives huge amounts of foreign aid for various development programmes, such support would not be forthcoming unless it was part of a wider understanding concerning policy, and this is where the blame needs to be directed. Tanzania seems to be passing global exams of economic growth, but neither itself nor its tutors seem able to diminish poverty, and if there are formulas to that effect, they completely ineffective.
This sentiment is so ingrained among governmental organizations such as regional economic commissions, for instance the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa, according to which Africa is among the best performing economies in the world, for many have GDP growth rates of up to between 6 per cent and 7 per cent per annum.
They thus compare such growth with the sluggish sub 1 per cent in Europe, and sub-zero growth for many years in Japan – though lately it has registered a 4 per cent annual growth rate on account of a building boom to replace damaged housing, infrastructure and industrial machinery destroyed during last year's earthquake and tsunami.
Large amounts of assets were swept away in the huge tsunami, in which case the rare 4 per cent growth rate was singularly a replacement of the damaged assets.
As a matter of fact, it is hard to say that any African country has rapid economic growth because the 7 per cent rate often attained by some of the leading economies in sub-Saharan Africa is just enough to start scratching at poverty, as if with a stick.
The sort of growth rates that can actually halve poverty and cut it further were paradoxically the sort of policies that existed at the time of independence, that is, those of the outgoing colonial regime, which promised high rates of growth so long as they lasted.
In our case, for example, the rate of growth in agriculture stood at 13.5 per cent per annum for all the pre-Arusha years; that is, all of 1962 to end the of 1966, after which it fell drastically to 3.0 per cent until President Nyerere left office late in 1985. It crept up to 3.5 pe cent during the second phase, and back to 3.0 per cent from 1996 onwards.
It is clear that what distinguished the second phase from the third phase was that during the second phase there was the hope of returning to a proper market economy in agriculture, and a measure of freedom for producers to raise production and seek the best markets.
The third phase administration returned the bureaucratic ethos of governing agriculture, where exports are banned for grains, thus dampening prices for farmers so that town dwellers have it rather easy, in which case the political tinderbox of high grain prices is kept well in check.
At the same time investment declined in the sector as expected shifts in land lease policies did not take place, and two decades were lost until the biofuels global search started recently.
Part of Tanzania's ability to impress in foreign countries is the fact that it has taken up in earnest a commodity market approach to things, though it has a huge problem managing that orientation.
State planning begins with the idea that only 3 per cent of the land is under agriculture, and in theory the rest of the land is empty, but whenever a portion of land is given to an investor – as investors don't purchase land from farmers – there is soon a crowd of claimants to the land.
As politics is about popularity, and CCM has proved incapable of defending investment on land, violence upon those acquiring land is set to rise.
A clear example was the recent Arumeru East parliamentary by-election, where the two leading parties more or less agreed about one point: that President Jakaya Kikwete should remove horticultural farmers from the area as they occupy prime land as well as water sources, to give the land back to the local peasants – as retired President Mkapa said he would advise JK so to do.
The peasants expected that the message would have arrived by the time the former president was back in Dar es Salaam and JK took action immediately, and when three days had passed they started invading the farms, only to be met by riot police. In sum, Mkapa failed to defend investments, leaving the issue to the riot police to 'explain!'
What thus is missing is not just in local economic analysis but also in
regional economic blocs like the East African Community Secretariat and the UN-EAC and the African Union Commission and others, is the lack of sufficient realism on what sort of policies are about rapid economic growth, especially in agriculture.
The data about pre-Arusha levels of growth and what happened subsequently shows that the more cherished notions of socioeconomic foundations of nationhood are abject foes of development as such, namely refusal of long leases of land for locals and foreigners alike, the ability to purchase land from peasants (and not just expansion of towns when people purchase semi-urban land plots to build living quarters).
The regime on land is closely or viciously guarded in all of Africa, and it is only that portion located to the private sector, which is commercial in nature and can be mortgaged, that helps growth.
What thus causes poverty is the land regime, that first it doesn't attract credit as it cannot be transferred at will to another person, and such person have exclusive rights over such land, say for 99 years, where any government interest in the land would be met with market levels of compensation.
Nor is it feasible to extend specific rights or assurance of security for investors, for their rights and security only make sense when the locals have the same rights and security; that is, from arbitrary in the acquisition of land by the state for whatever purpose. Some activism has started of late in that direction but it is by and large misdirected, as it seeks altering the Village
Land Act so that it is given more or less exclusive control over land, with the purpose of ruining government ability to place such land for use by some investor.
Put differently, it is clear that Tanzania isn't at the threshold of high economic growth because it is yet to learn its basics, and its sentimental outlook isn't pro-1962 in structural terms but pro-1967.
A recent spat of protocol between the South African ruling party and their bosom friends, CCM, illustrated the problem, as the local UVCCM (ruling party's youth wing) vocally supports ANC dissident Julius Malema, until recently chairman of the ANC Youth Wing, in his outspoken policies of nationalisation of mines and land held by white farmers.
This is a line of thinking which is adhered to by the quasi-totality of the country's intelligentsia, for instance in social media like Jamii Forum or the more familiar Mwalimu Julius Nyerere Professorial Chair, which has few critics in its avowed radical posture.
More significantly, it is evident that the lack of comprehension of the requirements of economic growth that is depicted in Tanzania and many other countries has its roots in the sort of training that economists and other learned people have undergone in the past half century.
The world has been dominated by the welfarist thinking of British economist and long time British Treasury adviser John Maynard Keynes, to which can be added decades of 'economic planning' despite its lamentable failure in Russia, China, Cuba and other countries.
But it lasts for reasons of nationalism - the control of the economy by indigenous people, preferably by the state, as we don't have local investors who can take over TRL, Tanesco, etc.
This is indeed the basic philosophical outlook that guides economic thinking in Tanzania, and it is hard to say the World Bank or the International Monetary Fund have ever insisted on anything else, but 'quickening licensing,' what used to be called the 'climate of doing business,' and now all probing eyes are on procurement disputes.
It is the Keynesian outlook which sees high poverty in an economy as a problem of distribution, and in recent years it has more or less come to be identified with climate change, which is only true in part.
The question is why does North Africa, the Mediterranean belt and the Middle East thrive on desert land but sub-Saharan Africa faces collapse while it is irrigated by countless rivers?
The idea that the rivers are drying up is a non-issue as, in the final analysis, the problem is that Africa's farmlands are not credit-based as they aren't private properties, so the land merely tires out due to unscientific farming – and the problem there isn't the 'spread of technology.'
It is altering land ownership so that those best suited to farm the land can take over, whatever racial or national origin of such people; Africa prefers lending the farmers via cooperative unions, or modernising farmers via agro-related banks, most of which are non-performing.


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Two people close to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie say he has filed papers to seek re-election next year.
The people tell The Associated Press that Christie took the technical step Monday allowing him to set up a campaign headquarters, hire staff and raise funds.
The people spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak before a formal announcement is made in a few weeks.
Christie is enjoying a popularity surge due to his hands-on response to Hurricane Sandy, the worst natural disaster in state history. He even appeared on "Saturday Night Live" in his trademark fleece pullover to lampoon his storm response.
The 50-year-old Republican with a reputation for bluntness even scored points with Democrats his handling of the storm and its aftermath.
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Sharing one of my favorite looks from Florence! We spent our last day roaming all of Firenze, literally walking every block, alley way and corner. We felt like true Italians.
It was really nice to experience Florence not having any set plans and being able to just wander off. Not knowing where each corner would lead to, we stumbled into a couple of cool stores that carried awesome selections of clothing + accessories. I scored these adorable Marni jeweled sandals on sale! Yes! (love when that happens!)
One of the highlights of this day was visiting the perfumery, Santa Maria Novella. I highly recommend checking out this store if you're visiting Florence. It was probably one of the prettiest shops I have ever visited… the elaborate ceiling and wall details in each room were just too pretty, the products they carried from perfumes to body care to oral hygiene were all unique, and each room felt like a museum. I bought my mom a night cream- she said it works wonders!
We also visited the Mercato Centrale! I love mercatos; something about walking the narrow aisles of food, fruit, and meats is so fun. There's always so much to look at and different things to try, that it becomes a nice experience to remember.
This outfit was not only comfy, but it's composed of basic pieces everyone has in their wardrobe- striped tee, utilitarian jacket and denim cut offs. Makes for easy packing because you can mix & match!
Wrapping up my photos from Florence so stay tuned! xx
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Flex and Shanice
Apparently, Flex Alexander & Shanice have been experiencing a financial downfall that's been going on for a minute. Flex wasn't booking any gigs and Shanice wasn't making any music so they along with 9 other family members shared a home and expenses and now . . . they have a reality show on OWN.


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An ongoing series of articles on songs & performances of the early Grateful Dead.
February 25, 2011
Grateful Dead FM Broadcasts
This will be a short post! It's simply a reference list of the Dead's shows broadcast on FM radio up through the '70s.
The Dead's first involvement with FM radio came very early on – while he was attending UC Berkeley, Phil Lesh was a volunteer engineer at Berkeley's KPFA station. On one of his first meetings with Garcia in winter 1962, he asked Garcia to record a demo for the station's Midnight Special folk show. Garcia wound up playing a full radio show of solo folk tunes, called The Long Black Veil.
In July 1964 a Mother McCree's show was recorded for the "Live from the Top of the Tangent" program on Stanford's KZSU-FM station. (This is the source of our Mother McCree's tape.).
Later on, the Dead were present almost at the birth of 'underground' FM rock shows, when DJs cast aside the commercial-radio format and played whatever they felt like. Tom Donahue was one of the founders of this freeform FM revolution – a DJ and promoter who wore many hats in the SF music scene, he had been the owner of Autumn Records (for which the Dead recorded a demo in 1965), and he had also helped persuade Joe Smith to sign the Dead to Warner Brothers, taking Smith to an Avalon show in summer 1966.
Tom Donahue's first KMPX show was April 7, 1967 – this is an example of one of his early shows:
In the last week of April, he invited Garcia and Lesh to play their own selection of tunes on his show:
A year later, the KMPX workers went on strike, which led to the founding of the KSAN rock station – more details on the strike (for which the Dead played a couple benefits) are here:
(Later on, Tom Donahue was also one of the planners of the canceled Wild West Festival in summer '69, and the mind behind the 1970 Medicine Ball Caravan, which the Dead decided to pull out of.)
Late in 1968, KZSU radio producers Michael Wanger & Vance Frost came across the 1964 Mother McCree's tape and were inspired to make a radio documentary on the Grateful Dead's history. Tom Donahue gave them the go-ahead, and the show was broadcast by KSAN on June 8, 1969.
This documentary was some months in the making - interviews took place in December 1968, and Rock Scully provided the producers with some live material from 1966. A couple McCree's songs were used in the documentary. They also used three songs from the 7/3/66 Fillmore concert – Sittin' on Top of the World, Big Boss Man, and Viola Lee Blues.
So here's the list of the Dead's broadcasted shows up to 1978. This list is probably incomplete since I may have missed a few, so corrections or additions are welcome.
Obviously, the majority of FM broadcasts from the early period come from the fall '71 tour. Up until then, the Dead's live presence on FM radio was very sporadic; and after that, there were hardly any shows played on the air until 1976, when the Dead arranged a few more broadcasts for their 'comeback' tour.
It's trickier than you might think finding which shows were originally broadcast on FM, since so many shows first came into circulation through David Gans' radio show - so usually when you see an FM source for a tape, it came from him.
And from as early as 1971, there is an 'alternate history' of intrepid DJs independently broadcasting shows on their own as SBD tapes of the Dead started leaking out. While I'm sure these broadcasts weren't Dead-approved, they were a great boon to tape collectors, and I've listed a couple early examples of these.
[Broadcasts in brackets either came from collectors' tapes or are unverified.]
[11/19/66 – the "It Crawled Out of the Vaults of KSAN" compilation includes this as a show that was "partially broadcast" by KSAN. The notes claim, "KSAN often recorded sets at the Avalon Ballroom and the Fillmore Auditorium and created production reels for local FM transmission, [which] primarily featured edited highlights." I can't verify that 11/19/66 was one of these – far from being available on early FM transmissions, the full show did not surface until 1989. I find it highly doubtful that KSAN played any of the '66/67 sets at the time, as the station did not exist or play rock music until May 1968! Possibly the show excerpt misdated '2/12/67' was played by the station at some point in the '70s, though. ]
2/14/68 – Country Joe's set and the Dead's second set were broadcast live in stereo by KMPX and KPFA. (The occasion for the broadcast was the "official" opening of the Carousel.)
[10/12/68 - was broadcast incomplete by KSAN in the mid-'70s as "10/13/68", which was the only source until the '90s, when Latvala found the end of the show in the Vault.]
4/6/69 - broadcast live on KPFA, Berkeley. (The FM broadcast is still our only source for this show, I believe.)
[5/2/70 – part of the show was broadcast on FM sometime in '71.]
[5/6/70 – was taped by the MIT radio station, but I don't know if it was broadcast. The band allowed a radio engineer to record from their SBD feed, in quite a contrast to their usual taping policy that year… The band had also just met Ned Lagin, then an MIT student, who says he got a tape of this show soon afterward.]
[5/15/70 – Deadlists says: "Around 4 hours of this show [from the Fillmore crew tapes] were broadcast by KPFA Berkeley in 1971…6/21/71 may be the date of the broadcast."]
8/30/70 – the "Calebration" KQED-TV broadcast was also simulcast on FM. (The mix seems to be the same on all sources.)
10/4/70 – another KQED-TV broadcast, with a live quadraphonic simulcast on KQED and KSAN. The video has never circulated; the KSAN FM broadcast is the source for our tapes (and was also the source for one of the most famous early Dead bootlegs in 1971). Deadlists notes, "There is also about 2:30 of 'interview' between a KSAN DJ and Pigpen, who injured his fingers playing tambourine because the crew didn't manage to bring his organ along to the gig."
[10/24/70 – Deadlists suggests that our recording might be FM.]
11/21/70 – the Boston show apparently wasn't broadcast, but Garcia & Weir later went into the WBCN-FM studio for a little acoustic set with Duane Allman.
12/27/70 – another acoustic set and interview with Garcia, Weir, and the New Riders on KPPC-FM, Pasadena. This appearance was to promote the Dead's Legion Stadium, El Monte shows, so the boys play a Christmasy quartet of acoustic songs that they'd actually stopped doing live!
12/31/70 – another KQED-TV broadcast, also partly simulcast live by KSAN. No video circulates. (The circulating tape seems to be a combination of an incomplete AUD tape and an incomplete KQED tape, and perhaps a third AUD or FM source for the poorer-sounding songs.)
7/2/71 – many of the Closing of Fillmore West bands were broadcast on FM, as well as being filmed. (Footage not used in the Fillmore movie was scrapped.) The Dead's show was broadcast on KSFX and KSAN in San Francisco and on KMET in Los Angeles.
Warner Brothers paid for the broadcast of one show per city in the fall '71 tour to promote the Dead's new live album. (It seems to have worked, as the album went gold. The band themselves apparently refused to do any other kind of promotion…)
10/19/71 – KQRS, Minneapolis (There's also a short preshow interview with Garcia.)
10/21/71 – WGLD, Chicago (tapes broadcast on 10/22)
10/23/71 – WRDX, Detroit
10/26/71 – WCMF, Rochester
10/27/71 – WAER, Syracuse
10/29/71 - ?, Cleveland
10/30/71 – WEBN, Cincinnati
11/7/71 – KSFX, San Francisco
11/12/71 - ?, San Antonio
11/15/71 – WREK, Austin
11/17/71 ?, Albuquerque (This is one of the lesser-sounding FM tapes of this tour, and the only one that hasn't yet been replaced by a clean source.)
11/20/71 – KMET, Los Angeles
12/2/71 – WGBH, Boston
12/5/71 – WNEW, New York
12/10/71 – KADI, St Louis
[12/15/71 – possible FM broadcast, but not confirmed]
12/31/71 – KSAN, San Francisco
4/14/72 - Radio Copenhagen
5/16/72 - Radio Luxembourg
12/31/72 - KSAN, San Francisco
I don't recall any FM broadcasts from '73/74.
3/23/75 – KIOI, San Francisco (There's also a preshow interview with Garcia.)
8/13/75 – An edited 90-minute tape was broadcast on 9/1/75 by the Metromedia Network (and was used for the Make Believe Ballroom bootleg).
6/12/76 – WBCN, Boston
6/19/76 – WNEW, New York; also WOUR, Utica
6/24/76 – WMMR, Philadelphia
6/29/76 – WXRT, Chicago
7/18/76 – KSAN, San Francisco
12/31/76 – KSAN, San Francisco
4/27/77 – WNEW, New York (We also have a video of this show: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMyaTJF_pLg )
5/13/77 – WXRT, Chicago
9/3/77 – WNEW, New York
10/6/77 – An hour of this show was broadcast on the King Biscuit Flour Hour; don't know when.
12/31/77 wasn't broadcast on FM; but we do happen to have Bill Graham's video of this show:
11/24/78 – a nationwide live broadcast; WNEW, WBCN and several other stations simulcasted this show. (And of course, the broadcast became the For Dead Heads Only bootleg.) There were also some band interviews in the break. Weir asks radio listeners to lean over and kiss their radios… (We also have a video of this show; here's the soundcheck: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJP7BKzu32M )
12/31/78 – simulcast on KQED-TV and KSAN.
To wrap up, this page collects a few of the Dead's early radio ads (there's a more complete list on page 214 of the Taping Compendium) – especially notable are the Carousel ad from 1968 ("I lost it at the Carousel - I haven't been the same since - I've really been transformed - I've got to go, even if it means risking my sanity"), the "Port Chester apology" from Dec '70, and the Aoxomoxoa ad in which What's Become of the Baby is rated a "98" for its "danceable beat and catchy lyrics"…
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Great compilation LIA. A few additional notes:ReplyDelete
Through Workingman's Dead, the Dead had a tradition of bringing in their albums for broadcast on KSAN (and initially KMPX) long before they were released commercially. Anthem of the Sun was given to them well over a month before it was released, as was Workingman's Dead (most of which was broadcast along with a documentary on Altamont around April, 1970). Live/Dead was given out even earlier. I taped a rough mix of it off the radio in roughly May, 1969, and it was broadcast again right after the Wanger GD special aired, which i believe was in June, 1969. The album finally came out in November. I do not believe Aoxomoxoa was broadcast much before its official release.
5/2/70 was broadcast in its entirety (including the entire NRPS set) on a radio show on Sunday nights on KPFA entitled "Stays Fresh Longer" which was the source of many other live show tapes from that era that circulate. The broadcast was quite soon after the show date, probably June or July, 1970.
8/30/70 was, like 10/4/70 and 12/31/70, done as a quadraphonic broadcast on two FM stations, synched to the TV broadcast. For some time, I had tapes of both halves of the broadcasts of 10/4/70 and 8/30/70, but the inferior halves of both shows were discarded long before the technology existed to mix them down at home).
12/31/70 was set up as another TV/dual FM broadcast, but was plagued by failures of the phone lines to the stations from Winterland. The first several songs cut in and out, and the FM portions of the broadcast were abandoned entirely after the first eight songs.
The 1977 KBFH Broadcast was mostly from 10/6/77, but also included the Terrapin encore from 3/20/77.
LIA, this is an amazing piece of research. A couple of remarks:ReplyDelete
Are you sure that the 9/3/77 show was broadcast live on WNEW? I had thought it was a King Biscuit Flour Hour show. I know that at least one hour (the last 60 minutes) was re-broadcast on KBFH, but I had always assumed it was a re-broadcast of an earlier, complete show. Was it actually a WNEW show and not KBFH? I'm sure that WNEW ran KBFH, so that may confuse the issue.
I actually heard the New Mexico 77 KBFH broadcast the first time around. It was a few months after the show, but definitely '77. They announced that the show had been mixed by Jerry Garcia. For the "encore" (between the last two sets of commercials), KBFH broadcast "Terrapin" from Winterland on March 20, 1977 (they were specific about it). I assume this was because Terrapin Station was their current album
Thanks for the comments, cryptdev! Good to hear from a dedicated radio taper of the time... It's interesting to hear that they were broadcasting their albums significantly before release (and if you're right about Live Dead, several months before, which raises a few questions about when the mixing was done).ReplyDelete
Corry, both the Taping Compendium and comments on the Archive said that WNEW broadcasted all of 9/3/77 (except the encore), though it may not have been live.
I had assumed the 10/6/77 broadcast was a random hack job to squeeze the show into an hour; but the Dead presumably would have to be involved in order to include the 3/20/77 Terrapin from their tapes.
As someone who didn't have any tapes from these early broadcasts, I'm at a disadvantage in listing what was broadcast & when in the '70s! I just go by the stray fragments of info that are 'in print', as it were. The early playing of shows like 10/12/68, 5/2/70 and 5/15/70 suggests that there's a whole 'underground history' of Dead radio shows that has yet to be written.
The mix of the tape that KSAN played in the spring of Live Dead was significantly different than that of the released version, so it seems probable that what they gave the station initially was a rough mix. Unfortunately, I am not aware of any copies of the 'rough mix' that survive.ReplyDelete
Owsley Stanley, aka Bear died today. RIPReplyDelete
It will be interesting to see if this effects the status of his tapes. I know he refused to release or share them with the public. I wonder if his estate will maintain the same grip on them in the future?
I also wonder what will become of his tapes. There could be any number of Carousel '68 shows, bands that opened for the Dead in '69, etc... My hope is that we'll start seeing more releases from these now.ReplyDelete
Unless, of course, his family decides to toss all those musty old tapes onto a bonfire....
I would hope not, for their sake and ours. I imagine they will be able to provide income to his heirs by parting with those recordings, which the Europe 72 box proved has substantial demand ready to swoop up whatever is there.ReplyDelete
If you're thinking of Bear's tapes of Dead shows, I'm not sure he had any that weren't in the Vault already. Though it's possible. The Dead have released quite a number of shows recorded by him (like the Big Rock Pow Wow shows last year), so I don't think there was a barrier there.ReplyDelete
What concerns me more is all the other bands he taped - many of whom might be rather obscure today, but we don't even have a list of his recordings.
He said on his website (many years ago):
"I have a lot of tapes stored in the Dead's tape vault. Virtually every band that played on the same bill with the Grateful Dead during my years as soundman, and who did not bring their own soundman, was recorded. I would be very interested in working with any of the bands concerned to see if the tapes represent anything worth releasing. I will post the list once it is OCR'ed (a big job!)."
Of course no list was ever posted...
On a totally unrelated note to bear, but is there any chance you might do a write up this year on Mickey and Lenny Hart? It is one topic I'm very interested in and I haven't found any good information on.ReplyDelete
If it's not on your priority list, do you know which books or websites have a solid reading on the build up to 2/70 (when Lenny split) and 2/18/71?
Thanks again
I wasn't thinking of writing a post on Mickey & Lenny...for one, I'd rather stick to the music; and also, there aren't that many details on Mickey between 2/70 and 2/71. The topic by itself doesn't interest me that much!ReplyDelete
But the best overall account is in Dennis McNally's book Long Strange Trip. (Much of the story is also in the "Illustrated Trip" book, in brief timeline fashion.)
Phil's book Searching for the Sound and Mickey's book Drumming at the Edge of Magic also have some details.
That makes sense. I guess I kind of see those events as a part of the music (the financial impact on the band, He's Gone, why Mickey left, his musical career in between 2/18/71 and 1975, etc, etc.) but your response definitely puts the distastefullness of it in context.ReplyDelete
I figured McNally's book would have something, but I wasn't interested in reading the whole thing just to dumpster dive on that one event. Oh well.
It's not that it's distasteful, just that writing a post on Lenny wouldn't be very interesting for me!ReplyDelete
McNally's book is rather disorganized, but fortunately there's an index!
You can trace much of the story there:
p.223-4 - early Mickey/Lenny history
305-308 - Lenny becomes manager; Mickey's ranch
338, 341 - Lenny's financial perfidy
360-363 - Lenny makes his getaway
392 - Mickey leaves the Dead
407 - Lenny arrested (July '71)
437-438 - Mickey's solo albums
478 - Mickey comes back
486 - Lenny dies (Feb '75)
Another early radio broadcast!ReplyDelete
The 5/11/69 San Diego show with Santana (which has circulated in OK quality as 5/29/69) actually comes from a radio taping.
One of the reviewers comments, "It was broadcast live on KPRI 106.5 San Diego," and a radio announcer can briefly be heard cutting in a couple times to mention Canned Heat (who were also playing that show, most likely the headliners).
I can't verify this (yet) but I'd bet the Cleveland show 10/29/71 was broadcast on WNCR, which was the progressive FM station at that time.ReplyDelete
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The 12/2/71 concert at the Boston Music Hall was broadcast on WBCN, noted on the original tape.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 10, 2015 at 8:27 PM
The 6/12/76 show was hosted by WBCN, but also went out simulcast to WBRU Providence and WHCN Hartford.ReplyDelete
An audience tape of 2/18/71 surfaced recently which, according to the notes, "was broadcast on WGTB-FM in Washington DC a couple days after the show." This is surprising to hear (both the location and source are odd), but it indicates that from pretty early on, Dead shows were being played "unofficially" on FM radio. As cryptdev noted above, 5/2/70 was broadcast in its entirety on KPFA (Berkeley) in June 1970, very shortly after the show, as part of a Sunday night series regularly playing tapes of live shows. (The show may also have been broadcast on WBAI in New York.) In the '70s, KSAN (in San Francisco) also played a number of parts of '60s recordings that hadn't been broadcast at the time, a couple of them mentioned in this list. Also note the KPFA broadcast of 5/15/70 in 1971, among other possible broadcasts. Taper Marty Weinberg mentioned in an interview that WNEW in NYC played his bootleg compilation of Dead recordings frequently after he left it at the station. There are probably other "underground" broadcasts from the early years that have been forgotten - if you lived in the right city, you could hear more Dead shows on FM radio than just the official broadcasts.ReplyDelete
See also the Lost Live Dead history of Dead FM broadcasts:
The remarkable story of a pirate radio broadcast from the Watkins Glen show, 7/28/73:ReplyDelete
"CFR Concert Free Radio" was able to broadcast a soundboard feed live from the show, aided by Ron Wickersham. Ron "supported wholeheartedly the idea of 'bringing the music to the people.'" However, the radio mix wasn't ideal - "the vocals were much louder than the music... [Ron explained that] 'I could only get a vocal mix feed for you.'"
They also interviewed Bob Weir at one point.
Wickersham also said "that the band had always wanted to run a pirate station at each of their concerts but they had never found anyone interested in doing it... We spent some time in the Wally Heider remote 16-track recording truck...Ron told me that their intent was to release the concert as a multi-disc LP" - but that didn't happen.


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Flare stacks
Flare stacks or gas flares are large diameter, tall vertical vent pipes used in petroleum refineries, petrochemical plants, chemical plants and natural gas processing plants for burning off flammable gas released by pressure safety relief valves during unplanned over-pressuring of plant equipment.[1][2][3]
However, a great deal of flaring has nothing to do with protection against the dangers of over-pressuring industrial plant equipment. When petroleum crude oil is extracted and produced from oil wells, raw natural gas associated with the oil is produced to the surface as well. In areas of the world lacking pipelines and other gas transportation infrastructure, vast amounts of such associated gas are commonly flared as waste or unusable gas.
The flaring of associated gas may occur at the top of a vertical flare stack (as in the adjacent photograph) or it may occur in a ground-level flare in an earthen pit.
The purpose of industrial plant flare stacks
In industrial plants such as petroleum refineries, petrochemical or other chemical plants, and natural gas processing plants, the main purpose of a flare stack is that of safety by protecting pressure vessels or pipes from over-pressuring due to unplanned operational upsets.
Whenever any plant equipment items are over-pressured, pressure safety relief valves automatically release gas and sometimes liquids as well. The released gases and/or liquids are routed to a flare stack and burned as they exit the flare stack.
How industrial plant flare stacks work
Whenever plant equipment items are over-pressured, the pressure relief valves provided as essential safety devices on the equipment automatically release gases and sometimes liquids as well. Those pressure relief valves are required by industrial design codes and standards as well as by law.
The released gases and liquids are routed through large piping systems called flare headers to a flare stack. The released gases are burned as they exit the flare stacks. The size and brightness of the resulting flame depends upon the flammable material's flow rate in terms of joules per hour (or British thermal units per hour).[2]
Most industrial plant flares have a vapor-liquid separator upstream of the flare to remove any large amounts of liquid that may accompany the relieved gases.
Steam is very often injected into the flame to reduce the formation of black smoke. In order to keep the flare system functional, a small amount of gas is continuously burned, like a pilot light, so that the system is always ready for its primary purpose as an over-pressure safety system.
Environmental impacts of flaring associated gas from oil drilling sites
As of the end of 2011, 150 × 109 cubic meters (5.3 × 1012 cubic feet) of associated gas are flared annually. That is equivalent to about 25% of the annual natural gas consumption in the United States or about 30% of the annual gas consumption in the European Union.[4]
That amount of flaring and burning of associated gas from oil drilling sites is a significant source of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. Some 400 × 106 tons of carbon dioxide are emitted annually in this way and it amounts to about 1.2% of the worldwide emissions of carbon dioxide. That may seem to be insignificant, but in perspective it is more than half of the Certified Emissions Reductions (a type of carbon credits) that have been issued under the rules and mechanisms of the Kyoto Protocol as of June 2011.[4][5]
Satellite data on global gas flaring show that the current efforts to reduce gas flaring are paying off. From 2005 to 2010, the global estimate for gas flaring decreased by about 20%.
The most significant gas flaring reductions in terms of volume were made in Russia and Nigeria.[4][6]
- John J McKetta, Editor (1985). Encyclopedia of Chemical Processing and Design, Marcel Dekker, page 144, ISBN 0-8247-2491-7.
- Milton R. Beychok (2005). Fundamentals of Stack Gas Dispersion, Fourth edition, self-published, ISBN 0-9644588-0-2. See Chapter 11, Flare Stack Plume Rise.
- A Proposed Comprehensive Model for Elevated Flare Flames and Plumes. David Shore, , Flaregas Corporation, AIChE 40th Loss Prevention Symposium, April 2006.
- Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR), World Bank. October 2011 Brochure.
- Global Gas Flaring Reduction. From the website of the World Bank.
- Estimation of Gas Flaring Volumes Using NASA MODIS Fire Detection Products. NOAA's National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC) annual report, February 2011.


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1996—Pub. L. 104–106, div. E, title LV, § 5502(c),Feb. 10, 1996, 110 Stat. 699, substituted "of a formal protest or other challenge" for "of a protest" in item 1558.
1992—Pub. L. 102–484, div. A, title X, § 1054(e)(1),Oct. 23, 1992, 106 Stat. 2503, substituted "Definitions; applicability of subchapter" for "Definitions and application" in item 1551 and "Procedure for appropriation accounts available for definite periods" for "Audit, control, and reporting" in item 1552.
1990—Pub. L. 101–510, div. A, title XIV, § 1405(a)(2),Nov. 5, 1990, 104 Stat. 1679, substituted "Audit, control, and reporting" for "Procedure for appropriation accounts available for definite periods" in item 1552 and for "Review of appropriation accounts" in item 1554, "Closing of appropriation accounts available" for "Withdrawal of unobligated balances of appropriations" in item 1555, "General: reports" for "General reports" in item 1556, and "Authority for exemptions in appropriation laws" for "Authorization to exempt" in item 1557.
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SANTA FE SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) -- Authorities say a 62-year-old employee was cooked to death at a Southern California seafood plant for tuna maker Bumble Bee Foods.
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Wood Clone Technique
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|Wood Clone Technique [1]
|Moku Bunshin no Jutsu
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|Art of the Wood Doppelganger
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|Wood Style: Wood Clone Jutsu
|Alternative names
|Wood Release Clone (木遁分身, Mokuton Bunshin)
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A clone that is created by altering the user's own cells with chakra. It has more endurance than the normal shadow clones and doesn't disappear when hit by the enemies' attacks. Moreover, since it has the ability to merge with plants and trees, it is also great for reconnaissance missions.[2] They have the ability to travel far from the user and are able to communicate with the original. The clones can be as simple in function as a wooden dummy for use in the Body Replacement Technique.[3] The basic concept of the Shadow Clone Technique also applies to the Wood Clone Technique. However, the chakra-composed shadow clone and the cell-based wood clone are completely distinct techniques. By directly touching the wood clone with his hand, the user can absorb the information it gathered and change the shape of the clone.[4] Unlike the Shadow Clone Technique the clone made of this technique doesn't disappear when it's hit and even appears to take the damage the same way the original body would take it, making it far more useful for deception than the Shadow Clone Technique.[5]
The clone is made up of the user's own cells, transformed into vegetation. Because of this, when it is changed into a seed and ingested into the body or left on a target, it can be used as a transmission device of sorts. The user can use these to track their target as the seeds respond to their chakra only.[6] This and all other uses make this technique extremely convenient and, according to Madara Uchiha, the perfect clone technique that only he, with his dōjutsu, was able to see through.
- When Madara used this technique, he called it a "Wood Release Clone" (木遁分身, Mokuton Bunshin).[7]


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Martha Niver has vivid memories of June 16, 1963—the day she graduated from Keuka College.
But most of the memories are centered around baccalaureate, held prior to commencement. That's because the speaker was Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who traveled to Keuka Park with his wife, Coretta Scott King
Niver, who was "moved by the power and eloquence of Martin Luther King's speech," met the civil rights leader and his wife after the service.
"I stood in line and was able to thank Dr. King for coming to Keuka and shake his hand," she recalled. "He then signed my baccalaureate program with 'Best Wishes, Martin Luther King.' I treasure the opportunity I had to listen to one of the best speakers and best leaders of the 20th century."
College President William S. Litterick invited King to deliver the baccalaureate address and receive an honorary degree. However, there were some supporters of the College who questioned the wisdom of inviting a speaker who was controversial due to his passive civil resistance of authorities in Alabama and other parts of the South.
In a July 23, 1963 letter to King, Litterick wrote: "As you can well imagine, there was no unanimous opinion among students, faculty or trustees supporting our invitation to you and Mrs. King. There was opposition."
King faced opposition on a daily basis while leading a movement that achieved historic reforms, and his pursuit of a color-blind society cost him his freedom on numerous occasions.
Two months before his speech at Keuka College, King was jailed in Birmingham, Ala. While incarcerated, he penned his famous Letter from Birmingham Jail, a turning point in the war to end desegregation in the South.
"There was talk that local law enforcement had suggested we call off his attendance at the ceremony and I remember talk of boycotting graduation if the College agreed," said Lynda Seeger Flanger, a member of Keuka's Class of 1963. "There was a sense of excitement and a little fear around campus the week of finals as the ceremonies approached. Somehow, it seemed even more important than job hunting or what we were doing next."
Interviewed for a 2004 story on King's visit, the late Professor Emeritus of Biology Jim White said he couldn't recall any dissension in the faculty ranks.
"There was a lot of concern for his safety," said White. "Police were everywhere; on campus and along the route to the College."
"We heard lots of stories – about how the State Police were lining the road to Keuka from Penn Yan to assure safety and how there might be disruption on campus," said Marilyn Baader, a 1963 Keuka graduate.
There were no incidents that day, and in the weeks following, it became clear King's words were enough to change the minds of those who opposed his visit to Keuka College.
Wrote Litterick: "Your eloquence, your clear, sincere and forthright expression of views, your quiet, unreserved understatement, which was very powerful, all contributed to the changing of the minds of many of those who had opposed our invitation. Every single member of the Board who was in opposition has written to me or expressed to me verbally his complete change of heart after hearing you."
Due to a tight schedule, King could not attend commencement and so, in a break of Keuka tradition, received his honorary degree at baccalaureate. Nonetheless, he was impressed by what he saw on campus.
In a July 3 letter to Litterick, King wrote: "Mrs. King and I enjoyed every minute of our visit. We only regret that a terribly crowded schedule made it impossible for us to spend more time on such a beautiful campus."
King was humbled that the College selected him to receive an honorary degree.
"…my thanks to you and the trustees of Keuka College for bestowing upon me the Doctor of Letters degree, I will always be indebted to you for this great honor. I only hope that my work will prove worthy of such confidence and support."
History recorded that it did.
Doug, Thank you so much for recognizing such an important event in the history of Keuka College. You wrote a great article to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King's visit and speech!
I was there that day n June,1963….I was sixteen yrs old…My father n I drove there from where we lived n Waterloo,NY…I would love to hear from anyone that may have taken pictures that day of the audience or any pictures at all with the hope that I may spot my father n I…Little did I know that I was n the present of someone that would have such profound message n do such much for the CIVIL RIGHT'S MOVEMENT…N I actually had the opportunity to shake his hand…YES! that was a very good day…


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Point source pollution
Brass water tap. (By Anita Martinz from Klagenfurt, Austria, http://www.flickr.com/photos/15501382@N00/449554916, via Wikimedia Commons)
Point Source
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines point source pollution as "any single identifiable source of pollution from which pollutants are discharged, such as a pipe, ditch, ship or factory smokestack"[1].
Factories and sewage treatment plants are two common types of point sources. Factories, including oil refineries, pulp and paper mills, and chemical, electronics and automobile manufacturers, typically discharge one or more pollutants in their discharged waters (called effluents). Some factories discharge their effluents directly into a waterbody. Others treat it themselves before it is released, and still others send their wastes to sewage treatment plants for treatment. Sewage treatment plants treat human wastes and send the treated effluent to a stream or river.
Another way that some factories and sewage treatment plants handle waste material is by mixing it with urban runoff in a combined sewer system. Runoff refers to stormwater that flows over surfaces like driveways and lawns. As the water crosses these surfaces, it picks up chemicals and pollutants. This untreated, polluted water then runs directly into a sewer system.
|Illustration of a combined sewer system. (By U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) [Public domain or Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons).
When it rains excessively, a combined sewer system may not be able handle the volume of water, and some of the combined runoff and raw sewage will overflow from the system, discharging directly into the nearest waterbody without being treated. This combined sewer overflow (CSO) is considered point source pollution, and can cause severe damage to human health and the environment.
Unregulated discharges from point sources can result in water pollution and unsafe drinking water, and can restrict activities like fishing and swimming. Some of the chemicals discharged by point sources are harmless, but others are toxic to people and wildlife. Whether a discharged chemical is harmful to the aquatic environment depends on a number of factors, including the type of chemical, its concentration, the timing of its release, weather conditions, and the organisms living in the area.
Large farms that raise livestock, such as cows, pigs and chickens, are sources of nonpoint source pollution. These types of farms are known as concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs). If they do not treat their animal waste materials, these substances can then enter nearby waterbodies as raw sewage, radically adding to the level and rate of pollution.
To control point source discharges, the Clean Water Act established the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES). Under the NPDES program, factories, sewage treatment plants, and other point sources must obtain a permit from the state and EPA before they can discharge their waste or effluents into any body of water. Prior to discharge, the point source must use the latest technologies available to treat its effluents and reduce the level of pollutants. If necessary, a second, more stringent set of controls can be placed on a point source to protect a specific waterbody.
Further Reading
- Pollution: a brief history
- Nonpoint source pollution
- Pollution: agricultural operations
- Pollution: atmospheric inputs
- Pollution: forestry and mining operations
- Pollution: marinas and boating activities
- Pollution: urban and suburban areas
- ^Hill, M.S. 1997. Understanding Environmental Pollution. Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press. 316 pp.


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News 12 First at Five / Thursday, Jan. 24, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- Is the Laney Walker Project a revitalization effort or modern-day gentrification? Some city leaders say that it's displacing families, but others disagree.
Granite counter tops, fancy bathroom sinks and stainless steel appliances are what you'll find inside homes at the Laney Walker Development.
"This house here you're looking at is at $120,000," said Assistant Housing Director Hawthorne Welcher.
"Many of those homes are too expensive," said Commissioner Bill Lockett.
They have 20 different floor plans that range from $100,000 to $200,000 renting is also an option.
"We spared no expense from a detail standpoint. It's not only granite counter tops and hardwood floods," Welcher said.
"You're working for minimum wage. You can't even afford an apartment. How are you going to buy a house?" Lockett said.
"I believe the word is gentrification. To a certain extent, we are running people out of town," Lockett said.
"So from a gentrification standpoint, we are not pushing anybody out," Hawthorne said.
Gentrification is the process of rebuilding a community and moving the poor out and the wealthy in.
"People are being displaced. People who have lived in that community all their lives can't afford that," Lockett said.
The homes may not be for everybody, but they may be perfect for some families.
"The Laney Walker Bethlehem Project is for low to moderate income persons, as well as people above that limit. It's a mixed-income development," Hawthorne said.
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We're thrilled when our passion for educating children ignites a similar passion in others, so you can imagine our delight when we learned that Chatelaine (one of Canada's leading women's magazines), was inspired to write about our One for One programme in the Travel section of their most recent issue.
The travel destination of this particular issue was Kenya, so it is not surprising to see Micato Safaris featured – it is, after all, our home. The feature mentions our devotion to luxury, attention to detail, and our hot-air balloon safaris that end in champagne breakfasts. But the focus is on giving back, not just with One for One, but also through the efforts of our nonprofit arm, AmericaShare, and the kind and generous gifts of some of our travellers.
Chatelaine quotes our founder Felix Pinto, saying: "Tourists come to Africa for the animals, but it's the people they remember when they leave."
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Barring a monumental meltdown, Kelly Slater will be the 2011 ASP World Champion—and this year he is making the Quiksilver marketing department's job easy.
Ke11y's 11th title in 2011. How convenient. So well planned.
The hats and T's are certainly being printed, and the champagne is surely on ice.
With a ninth place finish at next month's Rip Curl Pro Search in San Francisco, the title is his—no matter where closest rivals Owen Wright and Adriano De Souza finish. To accomplish that, Slater needs only to make the fourth round. For some, that might pose a challenge. But this is King Kelly we're talking about—he's finished 5th or better in every event this year except the Billabong Pro Rio where he lost in Round 3 to Bobby Martinez. (And J-Bay, where he simply didn't show up)
In all likelihood, this party is over. Turn out the lights.
Or, is it? For just a moment, lets play devil's advocate.
If this was any other event on the ASP schedule (Kelly's won them all) it'd be hard to envision an early exit—but in San Francisco, at Ocean Beach, and without the use of Jet Ski assistance of any sort, the playing field may be leveled to the point that an early Slater loss is not entirely out of the question. Long shot, yes, but still possible. Man versus (hopefully) large Ocean Beach peaks might just make things interesting.
Now, that's not saying we at TransWorld SURF don't want Kelly to win, because he certainly deserves his 11th crown, just that for our own selfish purposes we'd love to see this title race extended one more event. To Pipeline. The wave every world title race should culminate at.
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Hence the wisdom of the advice to count to 10 — or better yet to 1,000 — or to sleep on it. When the heat of the moment has passed and you're calmer, you can think more clearly. Taking time to chill out can prevent remorse and embarrassment over regrettable behavior or poor decisions made under stress.
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This is good information. How do the military and police/fire departments train to compensate for this? I'm confused by the response to situations where, under intense pressure, bad choices are made, and then that person is charged with a crime and censured. Of course we don't want to condone those who would misuse their power, but how easy to make the "honest mistake" under fire.
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Some months ago, a number of banks and Tanzanian, Kenyan and Ugandan finance, housing and lands ministries were represented at an historic meeting in Kampala called to deliberate on strategies to promote innovative financing for affordable housing.
Also at the three-day meeting, jointly organised by the government of Uganda, the US Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Nairobi-based UN-Habitat, were US government and UN officials.
The plan was for delegates – among them civil servants, investors, and bankers – to share experiences and identify strategies to stimulate funding for affordable housing in East Africa and "close the wide gap between the availability of and demand for housing, particularly in rapidly urbanising areas".
Granted, it may be too early for anyone to expect the meeting to have resulted in noticeable or appreciable improvement in the state of housing in the region.
But the UN agency warned as long ago as 2006 that the majority of people worldwide would be living in towns and cities by 2007 – for the first time in history, adding that the number of slum dwellers would hit 1 billion and that 2050 would see over 6 billion people (two-thirds of humanity) living in towns and cities.
Of particular relevance to Tanzania is that expert projects showed that a whole 93 per cent of urban growth would occur in Asia and Africa, and to a lesser extent Latin America and the Caribbean.
As expected, both organisers and delegates spoke at great length and with characteristic emphasis on the central role of housing in the alleviation or eradication of poverty.
This is the scenario at a time when efforts to develop human settlements are getting increasingly fashionable across the globe, which should be good news to the homeless poor. Unfortunately, it is scarcely that much of good news!
Meanwhile, Housing ministers from the five East African Community partner states – and South Sudan – are due to meet with private sector real estate players in Nairobi next month. The agenda: discussing strategies of attracting international capital and expanding housing supply in the region.
Should things run as scheduled, we should soon see international investors and developed rushing into the region's residential housing, commercial, industrial and agricultural sectors.
Homeowners usually save more and may be more patriotic and creditworthy, so our people must be empowered to meet the MDGs through improvement of infrastructure and reduction of housing construction costs. They should not perpetually languish in slums or forever remain squatters, renters or tenants.
We know the government is keen on reviewing official policies and regulations so as to ease access to land for construction. In this respect, the national Property and Business Formalisation Programme (Mkurabita) comes readily to mind.
We are informed of the government's resolve to make mortgage finance and the regularisation of land and offer security of tenure centrepieces of its financial reforms.
All excellent ideas – if they eventually translate into better housing for all our people. It is, admittedly, a very tall order. But it is a mission that must be accomplished, however costly it is and however long it takes, because access to decent housing is surely a basic human right.