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It's a trip back in time to those days in your daddy's pickup truck, with the George Jones, and Waylon Jennings 8-tracks playing; or to the times in your grandmother's kitchen, drinking an RC, eating too many Smarties, Mary Janes, or Tootsie Rolls, with Eddy Arnold or Kitty Wells in the background. Perhaps it's the Hank Jr. or Alabama song that's part of the soundtrack for that special vacation, first baseball game, first car, or first love. Whether the year was 1993, 1973, or 1953; the memories return with Ultimate Twang. The reminiscent sounds of days past from the voices and pickers you loved, along with a few you might have forgotten about. Simply sit back and enjoy, as the gentle breezes of yesterday carry those long-lost sounds and events back to the forefront of your memories.
You'll hear every kind of blues imaginable from the birth of recorded blues in the 1920's to contemporary artists and everything in between. Blues music reflects everyday life and the full range of emotions that entails. Blues is not just about being down and out, but celebrating life as well. So if you like to have fun and boogie, then tune in every Friday from 7-9pm! Boogie on!
Each new show is available to stream at your leisure any ol time till its replaced the following Monday via the Stream link; Listen tab (bellow)
Sir Bo Turbo Aka Robert Price and Mr Jason Krekel esq. sets forth what can only be described as an astringent decadent mind melt cocktail-haphazardly meshing Psychedelia, Funk, Euro Prog, Noise, obscure children's records, Kraut, Post punk, music of unknown ethnic time place or origin, 45s,LPs , (@#$?), art rock, musique concrète, metal, country, bubblegum and minimalistic bouts of experimentation into a cyclonic colonic blitzkrieg.
>Randomly spinning these classic platters as well as the dregs irresponsibly but with extreme anally explosive fortitude
"Beyond the realm of comprehension" promises to make any chill lounge transform into an all out sex party…..minus the sex..or the chill.
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Exploring the issues of sustainability in energy, environment and economics across the region and the world.
An eclectic mix of old and new Sunday, 9-11am.
Bombshell-ter Radio features trip-hop, electronica, chillwave, dreampop, experimental bass and special selectricities. Tune in for new music, new albums, old favorites and artist interviews on WSFM 103.3 AshevilleFM Tuesday afternoons at 3PM EST with Ms. Amandi, Host & DJ.. She plays the music that makes you go - boom.
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Listening to music with friends. A weekly mix-tape of songs often neglected but "not to be missed" as recommended by guests who take time to "riff" about their love of music. -While this mission statement is still true in essence, as of April 2015 the show has evolved into THE forum for all things Carolina Rock 'n' Roll, with emphasis on regional garage rock bands from the 1960s. The show has taken on a number of close friends, supporters and regular contributors such as noted NC record collector and curator Ken Friedman of the great Tobacco-A-Go-Go compilations, Asheville historian and vinyl archivist Rick Russell who has become a permanent guest and co-host with his "box of tricks" giving us the welcome opportunity to play straight to the airwaves from his amazing collection of rare original 45 records. Daniel Coston, who has written the book on NC '60s rock is a willing collaborator and partner in crime. The list goes on... including dozens of original artists who have made appearances, over the phone AND in person. The standing invitation is open... if you like what you hear and have song/artist requests/suggestions or would like to appear on the show, PLEASE GET IN TOUCH with your host: vancepollock at hotmail dot com. Stay Tuned!
A variety talk show with your hosts, Michele Scheve and Jake Frankel, and their guests. Topics include entertainment, current events, the Asheville community and much more. Regularly features live music in the studio.
To be a guest, contact Michele (email@example.com)
or Jake (email@example.com)!
Freeform radio with a leaning towards the psychedelic sounds. More specifically,
P sychedelic
E lectronic
T errascopic
Get It, People!
Click "Listen" below to hear the current episode of UPT.
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or on Facebook: https://Facebook.com/UPTonAFM
For a taste of what we're about - with visuals, check out our youtube playlist at http://bit.ly/1o7GXn7. We suggest you randomize it for full effect.
Here's the facts: we are on a beautiful ball of dirt that is hurtling thru space while some force totally beyond our ability to comprehend creates us, keeps us breathing, and will remove us. If we live to be 100 we have 36,500 days to enjoy it. Words of Peace explores this reality and how to make the most of it with heart to heart excerpts from Prem Rawat's addresses to audiences all over the world. Prem has been internationally recognized many, many times as an authority on peace and contentment, and his message is quite uplifting.
He aquí los hechos: estamos en una hermosa bola de suciedad que se precipitaba a través del espacio, mientras que una fuerza totalmente más allá de nuestra capacidad de comprensión nos crea, nos mantiene respirando y retiraremos nosotros. Si vivimos para ser 100 tenemos 36.500 días para disfrutarlo. Palabras de Paz explora esta realidad y cómo sacar el máximo partido de ella con el corazón de extractos del corazón de las direcciones de Prem Rawat a las audiencias de todo el mundo. Prem ha sido reconocida internacionalmente muchas, muchas veces como una autoridad en la paz y la alegría, y su mensaje es muy edificante.
The open door radio show is a platform that concentrates on local and sometimes regional hip hop artists. Their music, lives and art, will be shared in an inclusive and engaging manner. We are creating an atmosphere and an outlet for some very talented and often overlooked artists to shine.
Two hours of African-rooted music and news from around the world.
Living Well explores the many ways that we can live well in our lives and in our community. Each week, Dr. Bob interviews a local guest who shares how they live well in their own life and how they inspire others to do the same. Listeners are welcome to call the show with questions and comments. Dr. Bob will also provide commentary, information from the news and internet, and local community events that support our ability to live well.
Join us as we pay tribute to K-Tel Records by playing a different K-Tel LP compilation from the 70s & 80s each week played in its entirety from the top of the A-side to the bottom of the B-side, hosted by DJ Adrian Qiana
The Siren will woo you with sweet, sexy and sometimes haunting melodies. Depending on the mood, your journey to the deep may be on a metal vessel, a hip hop ride, down home honky tonk or smooth R&B.
The Asheville House Music Society program is dedicated to the advancement of house music culture in Asheville. Each week, veteran house music DJ, Tony Z (Netmix.com, Asheville House Music Society) brings you different flavors of house music. From soulful and classic house to deep, tech, and progressive house, AVLHMS is the show that will get Asheville groovin to four on the floor beats from local Asheville DJ/producers and beyond.
Geared toward the local house music movement in Asheville, Tony Z hosts interviews and features new singles by local DJs and house music producers. The show is in continuous DJ mix format by Tony Z and guest DJs.
"Like" the Asheville House Music Society on our public Facebook Community page at https://www.facebook.com/ashevillehousemusicsociety.
Or, ask to join our private group (open to Asheville residents only) at https://www.facebook.com/groups/avlhms/.
Follow us on Twitter @avlhms.
Free-form music and talk programming from some of the coolest people in Asheville... all under 18. Tune in each week to find out who's picking the hottest tracks on 103.3!
Monday mornings from midnight till 2am (a time slot commonly thought of by many, as still being Sunday night)
The Asheville FM News Hour features news, commentary and interviews regarding the issues affecting people in Asheville and WNC. We're proud to include headlines by The Asheville Blade, the Wild Gardener segment with Peter Loewer, and the CalCast from The Mountain Xpress, featuring "Echoes," written by Sean Smith, performed by Liberated State.
Tune in Mondays at 6pm for lively discussions with news makers, non-profits and everyday folks.
Our news team includes: Scott Owen, TJ Amos, Geronimo Owen, David Forbes, Emily Curran, Trevon Dunn, Gerry Leonard, Emma Hutchens, Rachel Herman, Keith Fletcher, Andrew Rainey, and Whitman Bolles. Logo courtesy of Nathanael Roney.
The Asheville FM News Hour features news, commentary and interviews regarding the issues affecting people in Asheville and WNC. We're proud to include headlines by The Asheville Blade, the Wild Gardener segment with Peter Loewer, and the CalCast from The Mountain Xpress, featuring "Echoes," written by Sean Smith, performed by Liberated State.
Tune in Thursdays at 7pm for lively discussions with news makers, non-profits and everyday folks.
Our news team includes: Scott Owen, TJ Amos, Geronimo Owen, David Forbes, Emily Curran, Trevon Dunn, Gerry Leonard, Emma Hutchens, Rachel Herman, Keith Fletcher, Andrew Rainey, and Whitman Bolles. Logo courtesy of Nathanael Roney.
And the Address, a program of strange, yet compelling music in a free-form setting. Entertaining and informative chatter, occasional guests and lots of surprises.
Andrew will be bringing Asheville the best in all things rock every Tuesday morning from 7am til 9am!
Blues...from Illinois to the Mississippi delta...Chicago to New Orleans and everywhere in between. From traditional field songs to the latest contemporary releases. Acoustic and electric. It's all here.
Blues is my bizness. And bizness is good.
A really close-minded look at boring rock n' roll during the stupid 70's and the tasteless 80's. You won't have any fun at all listening to self-styled "underground music", badly recorded racket, and/or forgotton-for-a-reason one-hit-wonders. Let's party.
Bury Your Head is a 2 hour free-form radio show dedicated to the kids in black, sitting in the corner and wearing runny eyeliner. Rockblocks of headbanger jams with makeout breaks. Daydrunk queer dance party collapsing into bluesdancing to funeral doom.
This show is likely to be enjoyed by people who listen to music in the general categories of metal, goth, and punk and who don't take themselves too seriously.
Here you will hear death metal that was groundbreaking in 1996 played next to present day crust that sounds like it was written in 1996, played alongside darkwave and postpunk so cold and mean it'll make you grateful that it's no longer 1996. And to make sure you feel some type of way, there will be early soul and r&b, depressive blues and folk thrown into the mix.
Tune in every Saturday at 1-3pm!
New, local, and touring bands: Get at me!
that stupid punk rock
new, exciting jazz sounds
all over the world
everything, everywhere
CLOSER TO THE EDGE is a "Prog Variety Show" playing the finest classic and modern Progressive music from around the world! Progressive Rock (or simply Prog) evolved in the late 60's/early 70's from Psychedelic music to elevate rock to new levels of artistry. Prog bands, then and now, push rock's technical and compositional boundaries by going beyond the standard rock or popular verse-chorus song based structures. Also, the arrangements often incorporate elements drawn from classical, jazz and world music. Long, multi-dimensional pieces are more common while songs with lyrics are sometimes conceptual, abstract, or based in fantasy. Musically, unusual time signatures are frequent as is orchestration and many 'movements' within one song. Prog bands sometimes use "concept albums" to tell an epic story or tackle a grand overarching theme. Sub-genres include Prog Folk, Progressive Metal, Jazz/Rock Fusion, Crossover Prog, Symphonic Rock, Psychedelic/Space Rock, International Prog and more. Classic bands include Pink Floyd, Yes, King Crimson, Renaissance, ELP, Jethro Tull, The Moody Blues, Genesis, Rush, etc and modern bands include Porcupine Tree, Transatlantic, Anathema, Tool, Dream Theater, Marillion, Opeth, Riverside, Spock's Beard, Steven Wilson, etc. Great resources for Prog fans are Prog Magazine and www.progarchives.com . For past archives click here:
Here's the facts: we are on a beautiful ball of dirt that is hurtling thru space while some force totally beyond our ability to comprehend creates us, keeps us breathing, and will remove us. If we live to be 100 we have 36,500 days to enjoy it. Common Ground explores this reality and how to make the most of it with heart to heart excerpts from Prem Rawat's addresses to audiences all over the world, interviews, discussions and music - all coming from a desire to simply enjoy being alive. We are all in this together!!
Tom Peters counts down this week's top ten. Tune in to find out what makes the cut. Brought to you by Orbit DVD
On Twitter @countdownAFM
Panel Chat is a combination of comic book culture editorials, updates and reviews of upcoming or interesting titles; as well as interviews with artists, writers, and industry workers. Radio is a unique way to experience the world of graphic storytelling, and to help with this experience check out the website and Facebook page for images and links to material covered on the show.
Democracy Now! is a national, daily, independent, award-winning news program hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez.
Join the likes of Savage Neal, Angie-Lo, a Mr. Larry Harry Barry, Matt, & of course, me, O.P., every Friday afternoon, 1-3...madness may ensue...
Remember that first song you really loved? Remember those concerts that changed your life? Remember when we robbed that liquor store singing that Bel Biv Devoe song?
Tune in to Feels Like the First Time to hear songs that will remind you of how it felt the first time you heard that song that became an important point on your musical journey.
Join me on my musical journey, take a ride with me, smoke a L in the back of the benzie. Tune in, turn on.....
The Final Straw is an hour-long radio show that strives to provide information and contribute to awareness of and participation in self-liberatory activities around the world by providing a platform to English-language listeners to learn about current struggles and ideas. Simply stated, we promote non-sectarian Anarchism(s) to enrich the struggle and widen participation in the battles against Capital, State & Coercion. We believe that the liberation of each is tied to the liberation of all, and so we work to cover struggles against Prisons, Police, Sexism, Racism, Hetero-patriarchy and against Civilization. We support autogestion and autonomy.
The Final Straw has been operating since mid-2010 out of AshevilleFM.org, a freeform internet radio station in Asheville, North Carolina now broadcasting at WSFM-LP, 103.3 FM! The show is currently being rebroadcast on 91.5FM KXCF in Marshall, CA and 88.1FM KWTF in Bodega Bay, CA. In Columbus, Ohio, the show can be heard on WCRS-LP at 102.1 & 98.3 FM. In Olympia, Washington you can hear the show on the airwaves of KOWA-LP on 106.5 FM. It will also soon be featured on 104.1FM Berkeley Liberation Radio, a pirate radio station in North Oakland/South Berkeley, CA. If you want to hear this show on a station near you, drop us a line and we'll try to work it out!
Podcasts are free to download from radio4all.net. Archives of the series can be found on archive.org. Please feel free to borrow, steal and modify the content to further spread the ideas. If you see fit to do so, please drop us an email at the-final-straw(at)ashevillefm(dot)org to let us know so we can brag about it!
Archives of the show can be found at The Final Straw Radio website.
Simple music for simple minds with the occasional addition of voices, opinions and comments. Really, it's that simple. Start your morning off with some great tunes designed to make you feel ...THE POWER of your heart and mind.....Just Kiddin... For best results, TURN IT UP! Not kidding!
expect proto to post punk, new wave and noise pop.
Expect a fairly wide range of genres ranging from "underground" rock, experimental/drone/ambient/whathaveyou, general psychedelic music (interpret that however you like), also probably some modern classical from time to time.
a news/ discussion/ interview show with cool and interesting and serious people discussing issues confronting Ashevillians of all persuasions..seeking common ground always, lots of tunes, mostly crusty ol' stuff, most of which you know, a lot of which you won't…
The 7-inch, The 45, The Single
In the Box is a show about 7" 45 RPM records.
Greg Cartwright and Whitney Shroyer's show about the little records with a big hole, and even bigger sound. Every Friday at 11am we present a wide range of sounds from our collective record libraries. Sometimes themed, sometimes not. Except for special occasions, always 45's.
This week's program was packed with R&B, 60's garage, doo wop, jazz, and a half hour set of 80's cuts, a little context for some Prince love. All in all, just the kind of high quality train wreck you've come to expect. Does this radio make me look fat? ...see you next week.
You never know what's in the box.
Live transmission seeks to bring listeners a variety of new and old music that is not on your average Fm dial. There is so much great music out there! Lets find it together. My goal is to unleash as much music as possible in two hours. And ill be transmitting from the studio; live that is
Mental Notes the Radio Show is Steve & Shad spinning a free-form mix from your past and future. Sunday's 9am to noon. Two genre hopping hosts play a free-form mix of obscure & familiar, new and recent discoveries. Stay in till noon, or, catch the Archive: http://stream.ashevillefm.org/mentalnotesstream.m3u . Clanging the Death Knell of commercial tedium since 1988. It's worth putting your higher god on hold.
In case you miss it, here's the archive link changing every week: http://stream.ashevillefm.org/mentalnotesstream.m3u
Here's the Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.legind.ashevillefm&fea...
The Looking Glass Radio Hour is a collection of freeform music encompassing a wide variety of genres and themes including but not limited to: indie rock, new wave, shoegaze, ambient, folk, electronic rock, garage, punk, surf, chill wave, avant-gard and favorites from the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's. The music and talk featured on this radio show strives to reflect the community that we know and love. Your hosts Emma and Gerry will curate weekly themed soundtracks for travel, reflection, facing your demons and devising world-changing plans with your friends.
Yesterday's gone. Tomorrow might never come. Today is the "Best. Day. Ever." This show is an extreme alternative to mainstream news. You won't hear who died where. You won't hear who got robbed in town. You won't hear a harrowing story of despair. We aren't pretending sadness and evil don't exist, and in some manner, should be acknowledged, but we will not be your source for that kind of news. We are here to Move and Motivate. To Invigorate and Inspire. Cultivating positivity and optimism is of the utmost importance in moving forward towards the kind of society we all know is attainable. That is our mission.
On Best. Day. Ever. Rowdy and Carrie pick a topic and dive into it with a fresh, positive outlook. Each week is different, we may choose to fill your ears with melodious music, intriguing interviews, noteworthy news, community conversations, provoking quotes and (of course) your stories of why you are having the Best. Day. Ever.
DISCLAIMER: The content of this podcast is for a mature audience.
Talk, music and comedy show featuring the dubious opinions and highly suspect social commentary of master debaters Foul Mouth Jerk & Adam Strange. It features in-depth interviews with both local and nationally disreputable artists and musicians of every sordid manner, as well as advice from a suspected felon. Hip-hop, funk and classics provided by Adam Strange & Smidi. The inmates are now running the asylum!
Congo Square, Storyville, Dixieland, rock n'roll, jazz, R&B, boogie, brass, funk, Mardi Gras and even funerals all add spice to Mama Roux's New Orleans Gumbo as she takes us on a musical journey through one of the world's most beloved cities.
Experimental, genre defying music for all ages and from all ages. Pretty much anything is fair game here but there is an emphasis on minimal electronics of the non-dance persuasion as well as post-classical, between-the-cracks rock and some good ol' time Musique Concrete when I can find it. We'll also give emphasis to new releases when they come in. Non serious music for the academic listener.
Did you know that every Moog instrument on the planet is made here in Asheville, NC? Tune in each week as we anticipate Moog Fest 2014—The Synthesis of Technology, Art, & Music—in Asheville on April 23rd-27th. To plug you you in and amp you up, we're bringing in some of our friends from around town to guest DJ a set of their favorite synth-tastic tunes!
Music from around the world with an emphasis on music of the Mediterranean
Onward Through The Fog is a journey through the fogginess of music. Each week we will be exploring old and new favorites, highlighting various artists and just enjoying a unique blend of musical genres.
Mostly 20th and 21st Century "classical" composers and whatever that entails - sometimes electronics, sometimes soundtracks. Not background music. NO powdered wigs, waltzes or chandeliers.
Do you feel heard? Are your tastes & sensibilities well-represented in everyday media? Me neither. I'll do my best to share what's soothing my gaping cosmic wounds. Join me and usually a guest for talks and tunes for and from glorious underdogs, focused hermits, ecstatic kooks--frindge friends everywhere. Be it sounds from nether motherlands, digital gnashing you can dance to, or chats with various eccentrics, we hope you find respite here and feel free to get queerer with each listen.
Non-Format Audio-Art (mostly music), Outlaw Journalism, Local Comedy, & Skillshare Bulletin
Political Alchemy is a collaboration of real people and their stories. And those in leadership positions and music to create the emancipated mind by participating in the discussions.
This show will emancipate your mind and cause you to take action. You will learn how read between the lines and will not only understand the issues but will also over-stand the issues- causing you to take action.
Poet Mark Nepo says "The more we accept our very human frailties, the more we need to stay in conversation with all of life's agents. We need our own conversation books to investigate and inhabit our very real relationship to life. Paradoxically, we need a space to talk things through, alone and together, while we search for the wordless still point within. Recovery Radio is built to be that space, where we converse with life's "agents", that is, persons in recovery, community leaders, medical and mental health workers and those who work with persons reentering society from prison and those who are homeless. We will also talk about music and how it relates to recovery.
Tune in to hear delicious bites of all things film! Mark McCloud of Orbit DVD and Kim Roney will be on each week, with more than just 2 cents! Expect to hear what's new in theatres, new on DVD, special releases, local screenings, and special guests. Photo by Max Cooper.
Songs for Friends is an eclectic but accessible offering of mix-tape-worthy tunes, curated by Sarah B and inspired by the compilations she's made every year for her nearest and dearest for almost a decade. Tune in to enjoy a multi-genre collection of songs from the distant past, as well as brand new tracks from brilliant musicians you've never heard of, with a few guilty pleasures sprinkled in and the occasional theme-driven set.
an eclectic mix of your friends music and your neighbors thoughts
Everything and anything you don't want to hear (the good stuff anyways). You're likely to hear some okay alright sounds.
Each week your Cousin TL puts together the coolest playlist. Hear various soul music of the biggest names in today's Neo-Soul like Kem, Jill Scott, Anthony David, Marsha Ambrosius and much more. Also featuring new undiscovered music from indie soul artists like The Secret B-Sides, Tracy Cruz, Ryan "R&B" Barber. With lost jams from back in the day legendary acts Prince, Earth, Wind, & Fire, Minnie Riperton and many others from your Cousin TL's personal collection!
Follow on Twitter @CousinTL
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Taking its name from one of sports' oddest stories, Steve Sax Syndrome is a sports talk show with a mix of comedy and music. Sports news of the day, week, or year will be discussed to within an inch of its laugh. Correspondents from across the region and around the world will join us to talk about their favorite teams, special sports events, and personal histories. Mostly, we will find guidance from the words of that great sports philosopher Rasheed Wallace: "Both teams played hard."
Past episodes available at soundcloud.com/stevesaxsyndrome.
Radio Active Kids is a program just for kids! Join host T-Bone and the gang in an interactive show that explores all things kids. Themed shows feature cool kid-friendly tunes, storytelling, interviews on movies and books, and cool stuff happening in the Asheville, NC community. Comedy and call-ins are a must for this off-beat two-hour show.
A weekly freeform excursion that may or may not include sublime instrumentals, plucky interludes, double-tracked a cappella mumbling, prepared and unprepared pianos, and indigenous sounds from all eras and all areas.
Una historia de amor, amistad y valentía que se convierte en una prueba de honor para todos y muestra luz en un tema de tabú. Escuche todos los Jueves a las 7pm durante la hora de noticias comenzando el 23 de Agosto, 2012. Accesible en todas partes en la página www.ashevillefm.org
A story of love, friendship and bravery that becomes a test of honor for everyone and sheds light into a taboo subject. Listen each Thursdays at 7pm during the news hour beginning on 8/23/12. Accessible anywhere via www.ashevillefm.org
Narrator: Victor Palomino, born in Bogota, Colombia. Has lived in WNC for 10 years and has been an amazing Latino advocate and local artist.
Nurse: Anna Pfaff, born in Philadelphia moved to Asheville 2002.
Efraín: Michael Muñoz, born in Medellin, Colombia. Has lived in WNC since 2000.
Juan: Steven Muñoz, born in Connecticut from Columbian parents. Moved to WNC in 2000.
Marta: Bella F. Vilchis, born in Cape Canaveral FL. Has lived in WNC for 20+ years.
Tomás: R. Mario Vilchis, born in Acapulco, Mexico. Has lived in WNC for 11 years.
María: Magina Guzman, born in Chile has lived in WNC for more than 25 years.
Teresa: Maria Martinez Fore, born in Quito, Ecuador. Has lived in WNC for 15 years.
A supersonic stew, from deep dusty gems to present-day ditties. There is a theme to each episode, whether it be super subtle or hit you over the head obvious. Guests and interviews from time to time.
We play forgotten pop from the last 40 years. You may hear a Horn Rock Blast, a WestCoast Breeze, an Un-Cover, a Forgotten Top 40 or an UnSung Hero. Sometimes Tony Manero drops by on his way to White Castle to play a forgotten dance classic. And we always have the XTC song of the week....yessssss!
We also schedule various theme shows, especially specific to a genre or artist. You can drop us a line at erikmattox at ashevillefm dot org.
Versus: /ˈvərsəs/ or /ˈvərsəz/, preposition (according to the Oxford dictionary)
Definition 1: Against (especially in sports and legal use)
Example 1: Campbell versus Acuff-Rose Music
Example 2: Robin Thicke, Pharrell Willams, and T.I. versus Marvin Gaye
Definition 2: As opposed to; in contrast to
Example 3: What are the pros and cons of vinyl versus digital media?
Example 4: What are the differences and similarities of Hip Hop versus Rap?
The WestCoast Breeze is blowing in to relax your day with WestCoast pop rock and soul from the 70s, 80s and 90s as well as songs and interviews from current NuCoast pop artists from around the world. Let Laguna Lou shift it down to neutral for you.
It's time to groove to something smooth.
To listen to each edition, select the link in each blog post.
Producer Kim Roney is in the studio with The Wild Gardener, Peter Loewer. You can hear the newest edition of the Wild Gardener each week on the AFM News Hour, Thursdays from 7-8pm!
The Wild Gardener also has his own website!
Wordplay every week features poets and writers of creative prose in
performance, and in conversation about their craft and ideas. Our
guests have included Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winners
and high school students; writers who are household names (in
households that read, at least), and writers who have only begun the
process of interaction and publication that leads to recognition;
formalists and performance poets - all working to keep language alive
and real.
Raised on the golden era of Hip-Hop and New Jack Swing
DJ Camaro is excited to share his favorite tracks.
Rocking bangers from Coast 2 Coast my intent is to take you back in time.
Think Brand Nubian & Bobby Brown with a sprinkle of the best in new school Hip-Hop.
I wanna make the listener bob their head, do the smurf, do the wop or get up and do yo best Kid-n-Play impression.
Whatever you do is cool, just as long as Ya Don't Stop!


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Quick Feeding: Stephen Starr's Parc, Ted's Bulletin Part Deux Coming to 14th Street
Starry Night: Our intrepid colleague Lydia DePillis reports that Philadelphia-based restaurateur Stephen Starr has plans for not one but two new D.C. eateries: the first, a local spin-off of his French-themed Rittenhouse Square brasserie Parc, located at 14th and Q Streets NW; the second, a capital city location for his reputable Buddakan brand, as part of the Adams Morgan Marriott hotel project. But that's not all. She further reports that Barracks Row pop tart mecca Ted's Bulletin is opening a second location on 14th Street in the District Condos complex and Estadio's Mark Kuller is moving in with a new concept, too. [UPDATE: Neither Kuller's rep nor the project's developer would confirm whether or not such a deal was under negotiations.] [Housing Complex]
Listless Listing: Comparing Eater DC's list of 38 "essential Washington restaurants" to City Paper's 44 Most Powerful Restaurants, Ryan Kearney finds a few commonalities. The closet similarity: Ben's Chili Bowl; ranked No. 9 on our list; No. 11 for Eater. [TBD]
I Know I Ordered A Martini 'Up,' But This Is Ridiculous: Dupont Circle nightspot Dirty Martini has unveiled a 48-ounce cocktail, called the "Big Dirty." Gulp! [DCist]
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Why would a farmer exchange his plowed fields for a wilderness? Why would a husband and father take his family from civilization into an untamed land? In the middle of the last century, thousands of Americans pushed westward into the unknown--and Joe Tower, who had never been fifty miles from his birthplace, was one of them. The Lost Wagon tells the gripping, warmly human story of why he ventured along the Oregon Trail and of how he and his family met its hazards....Ever since Joe and Emma had been married, they'd worked toward a place of their own. But the down payment they'd finally made on their small Missouri farm simply meant that Joe was trapped in debt. Although he was just thirty-four, he began to despair of giving his children a better life than his own. Barbara, his eldest, was beautiful; but her beauty would be dimmed by drudgery. Lively Tad would be tamed too soon by hard work. And the four younger ones--Joe saw the opening of the Far West, where land was free, as the family's only chance. But Emma, desperately fearful of the unknown, held him back until sudden disaster robbed them of choice. Late in the season, months behind the emigrant caravans, they started for Oregon, one wagon alone on the vast prairie.Guiding his mules along the trail, Joe unflinchingly faced the known perils of blizzards, badmen, stampeding buffalo. But as they pushed ever westward, he found much graver threats to his family circle in Barbara's love for a hot-tempered stranger, in Tad's rash claim to man's estate, and--most of all--in his own doubt of Emma's continued trust in him....Packed with action and unmistakably genuine in its characters and events, this story of a desperate journey to a promised land is tops for authentic color and real excitement. With its portrayal of the conflicts within a good marriage, the joys and uncertainties of young love, the closeness of a family cut off from the world, The Lost Wagon is a well-rounded, many faceted novel. And its honest picture of the fulfillment of one man's dream carries the magic of the promise that has never failed our nation.
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Monsieur Gilbert fait l'agriculture des maïs. Marié, âgé de 37 ans, Gilbert a 7 enfants dont le plus grand a 14 ans et le moins âgé a 6 mois. Quatre de ses enfants vont à l'école et aucune autre personne n'est en sa charge.
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Monsieur Gilbert va utiliser la stratégie d'utiliser les engrais chimiques pour pouvoir accroitre son activité. Il va aussi acquérir des nouveaux champs.
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X-Ray Vision in Hindsight: Science, Politics and the Mammogram
Published: February 11, 2002
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Dr. Gotzsche and Mr. Olsen cited a number of things they said weakened the research, including potentially inaccurate records of causes of death, differences in screening schedules and possible discrepancies in the health histories of women in one of the trials.
In that case, the HIP study in New York, 853 women in the mammography group were excluded because of a previous diagnosis of breast cancer; only 336 were dropped from the unscreened group. If the two groups really were equivalent to start with, and if an extra 500 or so in the unscreened group should have been dropped but were not, that would have been a serious problem, Dr. Gotzsche and Mr. Olsen said.
But while some leading medical experts were convinced, many study researchers maintain that the Danish critique misinterpreted data, failed to account for statistical adjustments that corrected problems, read too much into disparities in the numbers and raised alarming questions without offering evidence that the results were actually skewed.
For example, says Dr. Anthony Miller, who reviewed deaths in the HIP trial, the disparity in excluded women would have been a problem only if anyone with a prior history of breast cancer slipped into the final death tallies, thus distorting the results. Systems were put in place to avoid that, he says.
''They latched onto these small differences, which have ready explanations, and sort of magnified them,'' Dr. Miller said.
Dr. Gotzsche says he stands by the analysis. ''There are no objections that make us doubt what we have done,'' he said.
The Danish critique also reported that the screened women had more medical and surgical treatments. Treatment is appropriate when it saves lives, but if the death rate from breast cancer was no lower in women who had mammograms, that raises questions, the researchers said, of whether the test does more harm than good.
Last month, the panel at the National Cancer Institute concurred with the Danish report and said it would be as rational for a woman to decide not to have the test as to decide to have it. The panel plans to rewrite the assessment that it posts on the cancer institute's Web site.
But others, including scientists who have looked skeptically at mammography over the years, say they are not convinced that the mammography trials were so flawed that their results should be ignored.
''Over all, I am not persuaded,'' said Dr. Suzanne Fletcher of Harvard Medical School, who was chairwoman of a 1993 federal panel that reviewed mammography, ''although I thought there were some very important and interesting issues that these authors have raised.''
Still, Dr. Fletcher and others say they would like to see an independent committee have access to and review the original data from all the trials, including patient records, so that answers might be obtained to the questions the Danish research raised.
A Tool With Limitations
For women and their doctors, the uncertainty is immensely exasperating, given that nearly four decades have passed since researchers began trying to find out if mammograms work.
''The bottom line is that if you're still not sure whether it's good or not, it can't be that good,'' says Dr. Vincent Rajkumar, an oncologist at the Mayo Clinic. ''It can't be phenomenally effective.''
Moreover, scientists say that the value of mammography cannot be weighed without taking into account the complex biology of breast cancer and the increasing effectiveness of treatment.
Some tumors grow so fast that mammograms cannot spot them before they spread -- and even if they could, the treatment might not be good enough to make any difference. In other cases, the treatment is so effective that it does not matter if the tumor is found with a mammogram or somewhat later, when a lump can be felt, voiding the whole need for early detection.
''An extreme example of that is testicular cancer,'' says Dr. Peter Greenwald, director of the division of cancer prevention at the National Cancer Institute, ''where you can cure all stages, so you don't see a mortality benefit from early detection.''
For now, even as they acknowledge mammography's limitations, many doctors say it is the best tool they have. While mammograms might not catch some deadly tumors fast enough to make any difference, and they cannot predict which tumors will prove to be deadly, many doctors believe that early detection does help them save some lives.
''I can think of many women where a mammogram was helpful in picking up something before it had spread to the lymph nodes,'' said Dr. Lynn Hartmann, a breast cancer specialist at the Mayo Clinic. ''So I am not at the point of saying we should discard this tool. Until we have a more effective substitute, I continue to recommend mammograms, and I continue to have them.''
Still, if all the ambiguity is maddening, that is not to say that the debate is unwelcome.
When Dr. Gotzsche took the stage at a conference of the National Breast Cancer Coalition last May to present his work, he checked the path to the exit, fearing he might be run out of the hall. Instead, a third or more of the audience rose to applaud.
The group's president, Fran Visco, explained, ''Many of our members have long felt that the data is poor, that we oversell screening to the public, that we don't talk about the risks and we don't focus enough attention on preventing breast cancer.''
''They were thrilled to have someone question all that.''
Photos: Dr. Leslie R. Laufman questions screening in younger women. (Jack Kustron for The New York Times); Dr. Peter C. Gotzsche has criticized early mammogram studies. (Thomas Arnbo for The New York Times); Low-cost mammograms are part of the observance of National Mammography Day, the third Friday in October. (Bob Child/Associated Press); Dr. Philip Strax examining a breast X-ray in 1975. He impressed colleagues by finding tumors before they could be felt as lumps. (United Press International) Chart: ''Changing Advice on Mammography'' 1963 -- Health Insurance Plan of New York, or HIP, begins first mammography trial. 1971 -- HIP reports that mammography reduces breast cancer deaths by 30 percent. 1977-83 -- Four randomized trials are begun in Europe; eventually, they find that mammography cuts the breast cancer death rate by up to 30 percent. But two in Canada find no benefit for women in their 40's, and find a breast examination equally effective for women over 50. 1979 -- A National Institutes of Health conference recommends annual screening for women 50 and older. It supports screening for women in their 40's only if they have had cancer or a family history of it. 1980's -- After sharp debate, the National Cancer Institute, part of the N.I.H., recommends routine screening for women in their 40's. 1989 -- Eleven national health care organizations recommend an initial baseline mammogram for women age 35 to 39, and mammograms every one to two years for women over 40. 1992 -- The American Cancer Society drops its recommen-dation for baseline mammo-graphy for women 35 to 39. 1993 -- Citing growing evidence from randomized trials, the National Cancer Institute drops its recommendation for screening in the 40's. 1997 -- A National Institutes of Health conference concludes that there is not enough evidence to recommend routine screening for women in their 40's. But the Senate votes to encourage an institute advisory board to reject that conclusion, and the institute recommends beginning mammography in the 40's and continuing every one to two years. * The American Cancer Society recommends annual mammography for all women over 40, and clinical breast exams close to or, preferably, just before the annual mammogram. 2001 -- A Danish study calls into question the findings of earlier trials and suggests that mammography's value may have been overstated. JANUARY 2002 -- After reviewing the research, an independent panel at the National Cancer Institute decides it can no longer make a recommendation on whether women should be screened. For its part, the cancer institute concludes that the new analysis did not refute evidence that mammography is effective, and stands by its earlier recommendation: women 40 and older should have routine screening. Chart: ''MORE WOMEN HAVING MAMMOGRAMS'' Percent of women 50 and older who report having had a mammo-gram in the past two years: 1987: 27% 1994: 61% 1998: 69%


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Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie J. Williams are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Caitlin Williams, to John Ronal "Hunter" Cross III, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ronal "Bo" Cross II.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Imogene "Sally" Williams and the late J.D. Williams of Somerville, and the late Gordon Dean Carroll and Donna Mae Carroll of Decatur.
Miss Williams is a 2007 graduate of Priceville High School. She received an associate's degree in general studies and played softball for Wallace State Community College from 2007-2009 where she met the prospective groom. She received a bachelor of science degree in nursing from the University of Alabama in Huntsville on May 4, 2013.
The prospective groom is the grandson of Ray and Jane Sheffield of Grove Hill and Beck Cross and the late John Ronal "Ronnie" Cross of Mobile.
Mr. Cross is a 2008 graduate of Clarke County High School. He received an associate's degree in general studies and played baseball for Wallace State Community College from 2008-2010. He received a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Auburn University in May of 2012. He is currently employed at Gulf Coast Truck and Equipment in Pine Hill, a business his great-grandfather, Terry "T.A." Cross began in 1942.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Tom Coughlin admits that even he pauses and wonders what the heck is going on with all the injuries to the New York Giants defense.
"You do have your moments," the Giants coach said Wednesday, one day after learning that starting middle linebacker Jonathan Goff will miss the rest of the season.
Goff was diagnosed Tuesday with a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, suffered during practice Monday.
"We didn't find this out until late in the afternoon and we had to move fast and think fast and make some decisions there," Coughlin said. "Not under the best of circumstances, but nevertheless, that is what we are charged with, so here we are."
The defense has lost Goff, linebacker Clint Sintim, tackle Marvin Austin and cornerbacks Terrell Thomas, Bruce Johnson and Brian Witherspoon to season-ending injuries. Defensive end Osi Umenyiora will miss Sunday's season opener as he continues to recover from arthroscopic knee surgery. Cornerback Prince Amukamara, the Giants' first-round pick, is out indefinitely with a broken foot.
Now, less than a week before their season kicks off in Washington, the Giants have to find a new starting middle linebacker.
They could potentially sign former Giant Kawika Mitchell. Other linebackers available are former Giants Chase Blackburn, Dhani Jones, Keith Bulluck and Phillip Dillard. Former Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu is also a free agent.
"You are going to ask me who it is," Coughlin told reporters, "and we will be looking at a couple things today."
Can the Giants get a newly signed linebacker up to speed in just a few days of practice?
"It depends on the individual and their recall," Coughlin said. "But it would take naturally a little while."
Mitchell and Blackburn worked out for the Giants on Wednesday. However, a source said the Giants would not sign a linebacker on Wednesday night.
No matter who the Giants sign, they may have to start rookie Greg Jones against the Redskins, even for limited snaps. Jones is next in line on the roster at middle linebacker and Coughlin praised the team's sixth-round pick, who received third-team reps throughout training camp but still impressed.
Jones is also being considered as Goff's replacement for the rest of the season, Coughlin said.
"He has been here all preseason and he is a good football player," the coach said. "He has had a good preseason himself. Sometimes it is just time to step it up."
The 6-foot, 248-pound Jones may lack ideal size but he has solid instincts against the run, is a strong tackler and is good at running down ball carriers.
"He has always been an outstanding tackler and physical player," Coughlin added. "I think you can see that."
The rookie said his first practice with the starters was a confidence-builder.
"Just getting out there (with the starters) ... a different type of motivation," said Jones, who was the third-team middle linebacker until the team released Dillard last Saturday in final cuts. "Everybody just felt positive too. Nobody was like, 'You are only a rookie.' They were like, 'Hey, you can do this. Believe in yourself and we will follow your lead and make the right calls.'"
Coughlin said he is not concerned about Jones' stature or inexperience, saying that the Giants can do "a combination of things" to help with relaying plays from defensive coordinator Perry Fewell to the huddle. Jones admitted that he and outside linebacker Michael Boley could split the duties as well.
But Jones says he's up for the challenge.
"I can do it, I believe in myself that I can do it," said Jones, who was a two-time, back-to-back All-American linebacker at Michigan State and the Big Ten defensive player of the year his junior season in 2009. "I am not going to doubt myself. I have been preparing for it all this time. I know it has been a short time, no OTAs (this offseason due to the lockout), but I believe in myself. I can do it."
Said Boley: "I don't think we need to change much with Greg stepping in. He has been pretty steady at that spot during the preseason and has made a lot of plays there."
Coughlin said rookie Mark Herzlich can also play some middle linebacker after the team used him there, though sparingly, during training camp.
Of course, the Giants would rather not have to put a rookie in such a tough spot in the first game of the year, especially during a season in which there was no offseason training with the coaching staff due to the lockout.
"You have to get it on the fly," Coughlin said. "Obviously there will be a lot of mistakes, but they will be aggressive ones. That is the thing that you look forward to, plus the improvement. You expect a young guy put in that situation to learn from errors and improve."
The Giants may have to play several safeties on the field in passing situations. Last season, they utilized three safeties often with Antrel Rolle, Kenny Phillips and Deon Grant on the field.
As it was with all the other injuries suffered this preseason, the Giants have to get over the initial shock and move on.
"We are all greatly shocked and disappointed about the loss of Jon Goff," Coughlin said. "Jon has worked his tail off and put himself in position to be our starting middle backer. He has been an outstanding learner and individual and he has done a great job with all the calls and checks and all those things throughout the preseason."
"There is no question that there are a number of defensive players that have gone down," Coughlin added. "There are a number of defensive players that we were counting on that are not going to be with us and you can't hide that fact. We have what we have and we are going forward with it."
Ohm Youngmisuk covers the Giants for ESPNNewYork.com.


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|Writer Wrong: "The Words" and "The Cold Light of Day"
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Three separate narratives dovetail in The Words, a modestly engaging morality drama by writers/directors Brian Klugman and Lee Sternthal. Yet ironically enough, the one narrative I never bought into was the one that's meant to be the most believable, though heaven knows the other two aren't exactly models of cinematic authenticity.
The healthiest percentage of The Words' screen time is devoted to Rory Jansen (Bradley Cooper), a desperate, struggling writer who stumbles upon a manuscript in an old briefcase, falls in love with the unpublished novel, and, with only a minimum of hand-wringing, decides to pass it off as his own work. A second portion of the film visualizes the novel in question, a tragedy of love and loss that turns out to be an autobiographical account, which Jansen learns after his fraudulent achievement becomes a huge success and he's confronted by the book's now-elderly, understandably resentful author (Jeremy Irons). The movie's third storyline, meanwhile, is also its framing device, as the plot involving Jansen is actually a fiction (or is it?) being recounted by bestselling novelist Clay Hammond (Dennis Quaid) – a smarmy, pretentious d-bag who reads from his tale of literary theft while under the watchful gaze of a seemingly adoring fan (Olivia Wilde). So why was this particular segment of the film – the one segment that, as we know from the start, isn't being presented as an author's conceit – the only one I really couldn't accept?
In part, at least for my tastes, it's because Dennis Quaid has become all-too-proficient at playing smarmy, pretentious d-bags. Without question, the man is still capable of delivering fine performances; last year, Quaid was touching as conflicted fathers in both Soul Surfer and the Footloose remake, the latter of which being a movie in which fine performances were hardly expected or required. But over the past decade, in his more frequent odious-creep roles, Quaid has been telegraphing his characters' insufferability with such grinning obviousness that everything he says and does reads as phony. (He's like a middle-aged barfly trying, in vain, to pick up a young woman with dirty-minded come-ons, only the victim of his sad attempts is you.) The actor's segment in The Words, however, still might have worked if we believed that Hammond's novel was the critical and popular smash it's claimed to be – the prose the author reads, with dull disinterest, at his book-signing event is completely lacking in grace, wit, and style – or if Wilde's initially intriguing role didn't wind up so unformed and ambiguous. Happily, this section of the film takes up the least of the movie's screen time, but it's still a drag every time we're forced back into it.
It's the other two plotlines – or, more specifically, the people in them – that make Klugman's and Sternthal's shared directorial debut occasionally gripping, and at times quite entertaining. The story-within-the-story-within-
Bruce Willis and Sigourney Weaver receive above-the-title billing in The Cold Light of Day, and if this were 1988, that might actually mean something. But these days, for every Moonrise Kingdom or Avatar they appear in, there are three or four total bummers, and this new action thriller from director Mabrouk El Mechri feels like the lamest action thriller 1988 could ever offer – a dopey, manic, increasingly confounding shoot-'em-up so senseless that the word "incoherent" should also receive above-the-title billing. For an interminable 90 minutes, star Henry Cavill overacts with strenuous determination, Middle Eastern thugs demand information from the man while simultaneously shooting to kill, the plotting proves as laughable as the dialogue, and it all seems designed to make you look back on 2011's Taylor Lautner vehicle Abduction with something approaching fondness. Weaver also co-starred in Abduction, and near The Cold Light of Day's end, during one of the film's many tiresome, incompetently staged chase scenes, she sighs, "I'm getting sick of this." Take a number, Sigourney.
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I'm not your friend, buddy!!!
He's not your buddy, guy.
He's not your guy, buddy!
I think Billy Gillespie is his guy now...
hes not your buddy, sir! this could go on forever, very nice
He's not your guy, friend!!!
"The bass, the rock,
The mic, the treble,
I like my coffee black,
Just like my metal."
*beats head against desk*
Funny, but this is the thread that will never end
Yes it will go on and on my friend.
Some people, started typing it not knowing what it was
And they'll continue typing in it just because
This is the thread that never ends...
And I'm not your friend, buddy
Oh we will fight, fight, fight for Iowa State,
and may her colors ever fly!!!
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Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that. ~ George Carlin
There are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year olds life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves Orcs. ~ John Rogers
I'm not your friend, buddy!!
Also everytime I think there's a pal thrown in there somewhere.
ooh, let me try this
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Also everytime I think there's a pal thrown in there somewhere.
"I'm not your buddy, fwend!"
"I'm not your fwend, guy!"
"I'm not your guy, buddy!"
Kansas wears Adidas.
Wesley, I offer you 10 million theoretical dollars if you'll stay!
Maybe Wes just want to head out Californeee way?
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Skip to comments.FReeper Canteen ~ Sunday Chapel ~ A FRIEND IS..... ~ 29 December 2013
Posted on 12/28/2013 4:59:37 PM PST by Kathy in Alaska
Even at the end of his life, C. S. Lewis showed an interest in the spiritual nurture of younger believers. Although in ill health, he took time to respond to the letter of a child named Philip. Complimenting the boys fine written expression, Lewis said he was delighted that Philip understood that in the Narnia Chronicles the lion Aslan represented Jesus Christ. The next day, Lewis died at his home in the Kilns, Oxford, England, one week before his 65th birthday.
The apostle John, in his later years, sent a letter to his spiritual children. In it we see the joy of a mature believer encouraging his spiritually younger disciples to keep walking in the truth and following Christ.
John wrote, I have no greater joy than to hear that my children walk in truth (3 John 1:4). Short by New Testament standards, Johns letter demonstrates the joy that comes in nurturing and watching the next generations spiritual growth.
Encouraging spiritual understanding in the next generation should be the pursuit of mature believers. Sending a note of appreciation, giving a word of encouragement, praying, or offering sound advice can all be ways of helping others on their spiritual journey with God.
Happy Lord's Day to you!
Good evening, Mayor, and a Blessed Lord's Day to The Mayor family.
Thank you for today's sustenance for body and soul.
Still have a house full?
Hello there, Pro...((HUGS))...and a Happy Lord's Day to you and yours.
Hope you have some time off before school starts up again.
All is good! Back to normal life.
Thank you and God Bless you my FRiend!
They would have asked for directions.
Arrived on time.
Helped deliver the baby.
Cleaned the stable.
Made a casserole, and
Given practical gifts for the home.
Shavua Tov.
Wishing all our Jewish troops, veterans, families, allies, friends, and Canteeners
a peaceful and prosperous week.
Good evening, Sand...((HUGS))...I love the 3 Wise Women. LOL!
A Blessed Lord's Day to you and yours.
Prayers for our troops, veterans, families, allies, friends, and Canteeners
for a safe and peaceful week ahead.
Good evening Kathy and (((HUGS))). Have a Blessed Lord's Day tomorrow. Wife and daughter left about noon today driving to Wichita, KA. Wife is returning next Thursday.
Good evening, Mac...*HUGS*...glad to hear that Daniel is getting the treatment he needs to recover.
Prayers continue for him and the whole family, that The Lord lends a hand to you all for whatever is needed.
A Blessed Lord's Day to the Family MacNessa.
Good evening, Arrowhead...((HUGS))...prayers for safe travel for them to and fro. ((HUGS))
Are you and SIL batching it for the week?
A Blessed Lord's Day to you and yours.
He Who blessed our forefathers Abraham, Isaac and Jacob - may He bless the fighters of the Israel Defense Force, who stand guard over our land and the cities of our G-d from the border of the Lebanon to the desert of Egypt, and from the Great Sea unto the approach of the Aravah, on the land, in the air, and on the sea.
May HASHEM cause the enemies who rise up against us to be struck down before them. May the Holy One, Blessed is He, preserve and rescue our fighting men from every trouble and distress and from every plague and illness, and may He send blessing and success in their every endeavor.
May He lead our enemies under their sway and may He grant them salvation and crown them with victory. And may there be fulfilled for them the verse: For it is Hashem, your G-d, Who goes with you to battle your enemies for you to save you.
G-d bless and keep your children safe, Alouette.
Thanks Kathy. SIL had to work today and flew back Christmas day.
SIL is batching for two days in KA, and I am here for almost a week.
Wife is riding back with daughter and will fly back on Jan 2nd.
Good evening, Cindy, and a Blessed Lord's Day to you and yours.
Thank you for the links.
How is your weather behaving? We have finally gotten above zero and look to stay in the 20s during the days and teens at night...a nice change.
And to you Kathy,...((HUGS))
My Sunday I hope will be spent trying to re3st up after
christmaswith the
and to you Kathy,...((HUGS))
My day will be spent, I HOPE, resting up from Christmas with the Gr-Kids.
Good evening, Publius....((HUGS))
A Blessed Lord's Day to you and yours.
"That's What Friends Are For"...great tune, and so fitting. Thank you.
God Bless our military men and women who have given their all.
Thanks, unique.
Grands can be tiring for G-Pa's. LOL!
Happy resting.
Hopefully they are keeping him just to get his meds squared away and then he can come home.
Will you be able to visit him? Does he allow hugs?
Prayers of peace for Daniel, and his family. *HUGS*
This was getting out of my neighborhood this morning...
And this too....
Thanks, unique, for the logo.
Welcome Troops, Veterans, Families, and Allies!
God Bless You and Keep You Safe.
Thanks, unique, for our troop blessing.
Welcome Troops, Veterans, Families, and Allies!
God Bless You and Keep You Safe.
Thanks, unique, for our troop blessing.
Welcome Troops, Veterans, Families, and Allies!
God Bless You and Keep You Safe.
Thanks, unique, for our troop blessing.
Welcome Troops, Veterans, Families, and Allies!
God Bless You and Keep You Safe.
Thanks, unique, for our troop blessing.
Welcome Troops, Veterans, Families, and Allies!
God Bless You and Keep You Safe.
Thanks, unique, for our troop blessing.
When God Comes and Gathers His Jewels
When He Reached Down His Hand for Me
Thank you for doing your part to help keep all of us free and safe.
Thanks, unique, for the pastries.
Coffee is always on........
How about a donut?
A good Lord's Day to you, Kathy and a hug for your mother.
Well, the grass is green with white snow-ice frosting, and some snow possibly coming this week.
In the teens-20's at night, 20s-30s during the days and the sun is shining on some days when the "freezing fog" is not doing its thing. Overall, ok for winter.
Looks like you and I are having a good break in our winter weather, indeed.
((HUGS))Good morning, Kathy. How's it going?
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Much More Than Just Movies At 17th Annual Maryland Film FestivalIf you're a film fanatic, Baltimore is the place to be for the next four days. The 17th annual Maryland Film Festival is underway.
Five Reasons To Visit Baltimore In 2015Baltimore is a large metropolis that attracts visitors from around the world - and for good reason. Here are some of the primary attractions in Baltimore for the year of 2015.
Indie Movie Lovers Are Tuned Into The 16th Annual Maryland Film FestivalIf you love movies this is a great weekend to be in Baltimore. About 20,000 people are expected to take in movies made in Ocean City and around the world.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Patrick Dempsey and Kathryn West. They talked about cancer and the importance of building a support network. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the Maryland Film Festival.
Baltimore's Dirt Bike Culture Will Make The Big Screen At The Maryland Film FestivalIt's a film frenzy and it starts right here in Baltimore. It's the 15th annual Maryland Film Festival.
Tuesday, May 7. 2013Ron Matz has People Are Talking about the Maryland Film Festival. Don Scott has Coffee With: Cesar Millan, the dog whisperer.
Best Up-And-Coming Artists In BaltimoreIn a world where emphasis is placed on who you know, much talent can go undiscovered. These underground artists allow you to have a new experience in music, photography, film and other artistic branches.
Movie Lovers To Gather In Station North For The 14th Annual Md. Film FestivalFrom local filmmakers to Academy Award winners and more, the Maryland Film Festival has become a must for movie lovers and the industry.
Thursday, May 3, 2012Don and Marty had "Coffee With" Dee Snider and Jay Jay French from Twisted Sister. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about the Maryland Film Festival.
Maryland Film FestivalFind out what's playing at the Maryland Film Festival this year.
On Time: April 29, 2012Gigi Barnett spoke with Michael Micalizzi, Kevyn Morrow and Johnny Ramey, Derrick Burnett and Ray Banks, The Maryland Film Festival and Randi Alper Pupkin.
Best Upcoming Art Festivals In Baltimore"Art for art's sake" would not be as much fun if not shared with others. Come out to Baltimore's spring and summer festivals for family fun.


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Andrew Milstead, brewing a Clever cup of coffee at his new cafe in Fremont.
It is a whirlwind time of year for Seattle. As weather begins to bluster, days become shorter, clouds roll in, and leaves begin to hint at changing colors, Seattle gets busy preparing to ward off the urge to hibernate with our homemade sunshine substitute: coffee.
Andrew Milstead, brewing a Clever cup of coffee at his new cafe in Fremont.
If you follow the coffee world, this time of year feels a little "all coffee, all the time." Events can get tricky to keep up with. Next weekend is Coffee Fest; within the past week, new roasters sneaked into town, the 2010 World Barista Champion casually "dropped by" our city to pull shots for a couple of days, and--oh, yeah--Milstead & Co. finally opened its doors in Fremont, with what was possibly one of the most thoroughly tweeted cafe openings coffee has yet seen. And deservedly so, as the cafe brings a surprisingly fresh concept to Seattle's coffee scene.
Andrew Milstead, the shop's owner, is well known in the local community as both a former manager (for the Urban Coffee Lounge) and a nationally competitive barista. He knows his coffee, and he's setting out to educate others about it as well, via a cafe with a varied coffee menu.
One of the questions people seeking to learn about coffee love to ask of people who supposedly know something about it is "What is the best coffee?" Or variations on this question. Which roaster is your favorite? Where is Seattle's best cafe? . . . It can make you want to stamp a Facebook status on your forehead: It's complicated. Or, as more gracefully put by Milstead in an interview with the Fremont Universe, "The simple fact is that no single coffee roaster has access to every phenomenal coffee out there."
There just isn't a best coffee. Espresso is complex, varied, better on some days than others. Regions of the world suffer drought or see especially good crops. One defective bean in an otherwise award-winning bag of Rwandan holds the potential to ruin the entire bag. Not all coffee is created equal for every brew method. And sometimes, coffee drinkers themselves possess incredibly pronounced preferences.
Milstead & Co. will be one of only a handful of cafes in existence thus far to address the diversity and complexity of coffee through consistently carrying a menu featuring several roasters, including Intelligentsia, Stumptown, and Coava Coffee Roasters out of Portland. Expect to find drastically different espresso options on bar simultaneously, existing alongside a pour-over menu accentuated by more than one pour-over method.
Morning espresso at Milstead & Co.
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With impressive bipartisan support, Connecticut legislative leaders have drafted legislation that, if enacted, will significantly improve gun control in the state, while protecting the rights of law-abiding citizens to own guns for protection, hunting and sport.
We would have preferred that the legislation not be rushed into law as soon as today with votes in the Senate and House as an "emergency certified bill," bypassing the regular committee process. Yet the politics of the situation is understandable. Given the strength of the pro-gun lobby, approving gun-reform laws is difficult. Leaders in the General Assembly have genuine reason to fear that the compromise could unravel during a prolonged debate. And while committees will not deliberate on the exact details of this legislation, discussion about the general concepts has taken place in the public sphere for months.
Given the urgency of the matter, Gov. Malloy said Tuesday he would quickly sign the law when passed.
The national debate about the need to better control firearms began in the wake of the horror of Dec. 14 when a 20-year-old man with a troubled history, armed with a semi-automatic Bushmaster XM15 rifle and 10 large-capacity magazines, blasted his way into Newtown's Sandy Hook Elementary School. Firing 154 bullets in a few minutes, he killed six educators and 20 children. His first victim, before leaving his home, had been his mother, his last casualty himself.
"Knowing that that tragedy happened in Connecticut, it was up to Connecticut to show the way. And I'm very proud to say today the package we are introducing � has accomplished that goal," said House Minority Leader Larry Cafero, a Republican from Norwalk.
The bipartisan support here in Connecticut contrasts with the seeming inability of the U.S. Senate and House to approve even modest gun-control measures for fear of political repercussions from the National Rifle Association. To build upon Connecticut's achievement, President Obama will visit the University of Hartford next Monday to push for federal gun control.
Getting the most attention is the Connecticut bill's strengthening and broadening of the state's existing ban on the sale of semiautomatic assault weapons. It includes military-style weapons that previously slipped through definitional loopholes, including the weapon used in the Newtown massacre. While these weapons are used in only a small percentage of crimes, they are the weapon of choice of madmen carrying out mass murders. They belong on the battlefield or in the hands of police. We see no valid reason the average citizen should possess firepower capable of such carnage.
Under the proposal, people who own such guns could keep them. This is reasonable. But these owners would have to submit to new registration procedures, also reasonable. Possession without registration would be a felony.
Most contentious is that the provision outlawing the sale in Connecticut of magazines capable of holding more than 10 bullets would allow those already owning larger capacity magazines to keep, but register, them. Gov. Malloy and gun-control advocates, including parents of Sandy Hook victims, wanted an outright ban requiring owners to turn in their large-capacity magazines. We agree that would be preferable, but the failure to include such a provision is not reason enough to toss out the compromise.
While those proposals get the most attention, others will arguably play as great or greater a role in reducing gun violence. These include:
• Universal background checks for purchasers of all firearms. Also, any person buying ammunition would need a certificate of eligibility or gun permit, both issued by the state.
• Creation of the first statewide dangerous weapon offender registry - accessible only by police - listing those convicted of firearm-related crimes and requiring those registered to update their addresses.
• An increase to five years the restriction on gun possession for persons involuntarily confined or hospitalized for mental illness. The restriction now lasts one year.
The law recognizes the rights of citizens without criminal histories to own a gun for protection. It does not stop people from buying and owning hunting or sport-shooting guns, unless the law defines them as assault weapons.
This is a good bill. It should pass constitutional muster if challenged. We eagerly anticipate the General Assembly's approval and the signature of Gov. Malloy as he signs it into law.
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1. Re: YUM setup on non-internet serverDude! Apr 11, 2014 3:08 PM (in response to tvCa-Oracle)
As far as I know, the yum utility only works with http. This is different than a network install using Anaconda. However, why bother to setup a web server to provide a yum repository. It will be much easier to simply use a local yum repository. You can use a DVD, copy the content of the DVD or share it using NFS.
Here is perhaps an interesting post: Using YUM for Oracle Linux 6
2. Re: YUM setup on non-internet serverDude! Apr 11, 2014 4:19 PM (in response to Dude!)
... in the context of your question. Of course you can use yum also with the local filesystem or with a locally mounted network share. I did some testing in the past with sshfs and it worked fine.
3. Re: YUM setup on non-internet serverM Kapur-Oracle Apr 11, 2014 4:34 PM (in response to tvCa-Oracle)
You could mount Oracle Linux DVD and configure it as a local repository for yum. Steps:
1) # mkdir /OL6DVD
2) Assuming /dev/sr0 is the device name used by Oracle Linux DVD:
# mount /dev/sr0 /OL6DVD
3) Verify it is mounted properly:
# cd /OL6DVD/
# ls
4) Setup yum repository by creating local.repo as shown below. Make sure you don't have any other .repo files in /etc/yum.repos.d/ directory.
# cat /etc/yum.repos.d/local.repo
name=OL6u3 DVD Repository
5) Import Keys:
# rpm --import /OL6DVD/RPM-GPG-KEY
# rpm --import /OL6DVD/RPM-GPG-KEY-oracle
6) Verify that local repository is now setup correctly:
# yum repolist
Install packages from local repository if it has been setup correctly using 'yum install' command
4. Re: YUM setup on non-internet serverDude! Apr 14, 2014 1:33 AM (in response to M Kapur-Oracle)
You can actually use /dev/cdrom to access the DVD. The repository configuration should point to the "server" directory. The yum repository configuration to read from the DVD drive is also explained in the Oracle Linux release notes, chapter 3.2.3 https://oss.oracle.com/el6/docs/RELEASE-NOTES-U5-en.html
5. Re: YUM setup on non-internet servertvCa-Oracle Apr 16, 2014 4:09 PM (in response to tvCa-Oracle)
OK, I need to go through this with some more in detail, but I understand that YUM can be configured to read from filesystem (not only being DVD, but anything), instead of the internet connection to a cloud-YUM-repository.
In this case, I needed to install only ONE package/RPM, but the issue I have with the DVD repository : that is a fixed repository. Who's going to update that ? Who says it even stores what I need ? I was looking for this one package on "the internet", then just FTP to local system, and install it, using RPM or whatever. But I understand this can be done with YUM as well, albeit not the default method.
6. Re: YUM setup on non-internet serverDude! Apr 16, 2014 6:36 PM (in response to tvCa-Oracle)
Yum can also install local rpm files. You can download a rpm package and use yum localinstall /path/to/package.rpm. Yum realizes that you are using a local RPM package and won't connect to the Internet, unless the package you are installing has any software dependencies for which it will query the repository. You can also download required software dependencies the same way prior to installing your final software package.
Btw, you do not want to use the rpm utility to install software since, unlike yum, it does not resolve software dependencies and does not prevent you from destroying your system.
7. Re: YUM setup on non-internet serverAtif Iqbal Apr 16, 2014 7:29 PM (in response to tvCa-Oracle)
You can setup local repository for your ISO Disk or location on your Disk. Please refer below article to setup one.
8. Re: YUM setup on non-internet servertvCa-Oracle Apr 17, 2014 2:04 PM (in response to Dude!)
I sort of understood that RPM was not really designed for DBA's who also need to apply OS patches to the OS, because the tool is not very friendly.
Unlike YUM, which is great.
9. Re: YUM setup on non-internet serverDude! Apr 17, 2014 4:46 PM (in response to tvCa-Oracle)
Yum is a front-end for rpm which maintains it's own database to determine software dependencies. It was introduced with RHEL version 5.


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