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"I had an absolutely FABULOUS experience having our wedding reception at this venue!! Ashlee Lukoff (McCullough) is an absolute JEM to work with!! She made everything happen with ease, and whenever I needed questions answered or ideas to chew on- she was there with a QUICK answer! She also diverted any "emergencies" away from me that could be taken care of by her and her team.
As for the venue itself- it was perfect for us! (Ok- for me, versus my husband!) I wanted something different other than the traditional venue, since many of our guests have been to a million weddings- including myself. While we were taking pictures, our guests were treated to a scavenger hunt in the museum galleries, which they won a prize for at the end. Our guests took pictures in the art galleries (which was cool, as long as they were posing next to an art piece), and it seemed that they were thoroughly entertained by the atmosphere. It was very important to us, me especially, that our guests were not just sitting around bored while waiting for us. We made a really cool entrance when we walked into the lobby space, where our tables were set up, from the galleries.
It was just perfect for us and our something-a-little-different vision, and the service we received was spectacular!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Alison 8-4-12
"I am so happy that my husband and I chose the DCCA for our wedding reception May 2011. The space is so unique, and Ashlee Lukoff (McCullough), the Special Events Director and her staff were so accommodating! We got lots of positive feedback about the space, and our friends loved being able to walk through the galleries... some of them are still talking about it!"
Jennie 5-21-11
"The DCCA was a wonderful place for our wedding. Having the galleries open during the reception added a touch of class that had our guests buzzing for months. Ashlee was incredibly helpful in every way possible and had great suggestions for other vendors. She was extremely accommodating and let us set up as early as possible. I would recommend DCCA to anyone having an event, definitely. I can't compliment them enough!"
Tara 9-18-10
"The Delaware Center for the Contemporary Arts was an amazing place to hold the "Blank Slate" reception. If you have ideas that are outside of the "wedding in a box" as many hotel venues provide the DCCA is the place you'll want to look into. The event director Ashlee Lukoff (McCullough) is amazing, attentive and extremely responsive. She was wonderful to work with and I would recommend this venue to anyone."
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Houma bridge still delayed; council wants fines increased
Published: Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 6:57 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, November 15, 2012 at 6:57 p.m.
The Terrebonne Parish Council voted Wednesday to issue a letter to the state Department of Transportation and Development requesting that it increase the daily fine for each day the Prospect Street Bridge remains closed.
Baton Rouge-based James Construction Co. has been acquiring $5,000 fines for each day the bridge, crossing Bayou Terrebonne, remains unfinished since Oct. 1. The council wants that fine increased to $10,000.
Although the transportation department is in charge of the project, which includes widening nearby portions of La. 24 and Prospect Street, council members said increasing the fine to $10,000 could help move the project along.
"Maybe that will get a little action because the $5,000 a day isn't getting any action," council Vice Chairman Pete Lambert said,
The bridge underwent final inspection Wednesday, where DOTD engineers examined all the signals, lifts and gears for approval.
Parish President Michel Claudet said he spoke with DOTD officials Wednesday, and they told him of items that still need work.
"They talked about a date that would be sometime after Thanksgiving," Claudet said. "I don't know if that means a day after Thanksgiving or a week."
The bridge construction project involved removing the two-lane span across Bayou Terrebonne near Houma and replacing it with a $26.7 million six-lane bridge. The project was supposed to be completed in May.
DOTD officials said the delays are a result of weather and equipment issues.
"They had delays, so they were granted concessions for that," Lambert said. "But about two months ago they gave us a confirmed estimate that it would be open by Nov. 12, which it hasn't. This thing could be drawn out through the Christmas holidays."
Before the bridge closed, more than 18,000 motorists used the span daily, according to state traffic data.
In one 30-day month, that's about 540,000 vehicles crossing the bridge.
Lambert said the bridge closing has prompted residents to take unnecessary routes.
"It's putting traffic all over the place where it shouldn't be."
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My friend my friend > possum, guyute, if i could is a raging start.
But the absolute highlight of this show is the 37 and a half minute bowie. This for me, is Phish at its finest. This is a fucking piece of improvisational musical art. There was a time in my life where I would listen to this bowie 2-3 times a day every day. Its that good.
Give this show a listen, if not only for the bowie. trust me, you will not be disappointed.


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MINNEAPOLIS — The A's are going to be a little thin in the outfield for a day or two longer.
Coco Crisp, still getting over the cortisone shot he took in his left wrist on Sunday, wasn't in the lineup Wednesday and is unlikely to play Thursday in the series finale against the Twins in Target Field.
Craig Gentry is about ready to come off the disabled list with his sore back sore no longer, but he seems unlikely to be activated before Friday when the A's start a weekend series in Seattle.
Gentry could join the club as early as Thursday, but, manager Bob Melvin said, that might only be so that he could fly with the team from Minneapolis to Seattle. Since he's on a rehab assignment with Triple-A Sacramento and the RiverCats are playing a series in Las Vegas, it would seem unnecessary for Gentry to fly to Minneapolis unless he was going to play in Thursday's finale.
Melvin said he thought it unlikely Crisp would play before Thursday. The center fielder needed four days off after getting a similar shot last season, and four days off would see him getting back in the lineup Friday against the Mariners.
Lowrie probably benefited as much as any of the A's from Tuesday's day off.
``It feels OK, I can walk around without any pain,'' Lowrie said before the team's morning workout.''
Melvin said he would monitor Lowrie during batting practice, but the manager was confident that his shortstop would be able to play.
Callaspo talked Monday about trying to hit his way into the lineup, and Melvin said ``you go with the hot hand.''
The loser in this equation is first baseman Daric Barton, who is off to a 1-for-14 start to the season and who also made a base-running gaffe on the opening homestand that cost the A's. Brandon Moss had the start at first base Wednesday.
Barton won the starting first base job coming out of spring training with a .273 batting average and .478 on-base percentage, but with just one hit and one walk this season in five games, he's now missed back-to-back starts for the first time this season.
It's at least possible it could be Barton's roster spot that goes when the A's activate Gentry from the disabled list.
His son Joe is a third-year medical student at the nearby Mayo Clinic and Gallego spent the day there with his son, who three years ago won one of just 50 scholarships to the clinic given out annually.
``When he was a kid he always loved studying (more than sports),'' Gallego said. ``I'm real proud of him and what he's done.''


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- Apr 20:
- SV 150: Google powers Web sector surge
- SV 150: HP drags down its tech sector
- SV 150: Once again, Apple carries consumer tech sector to new heights
- SV 150: Once again, Apple carries consumer tech sector to new heights
- SV 150: Microchip industry stumbles
- 2013: SolarCity punches through the 'solar curse'
- SV 150: Health, biomedical industries jump in value
- SV 150: Zynga's troubles take joy out of entertainment
- SV 150: Bay Area non-tech companies were more profitable than their technology counterparts in 2012
- Cassidy: SV 150 shows Silicon Valley's resilience by highlighting who's hot and who's not
- 2013: While Facebook stumbles, LinkedIn thrives
- SV 150: Silicon Valley's chip industry suffered downturn in 2012
- Apr 18:
- SV150: Silicon Valley and the swami in a cosmic coincidence
If you noticed that this year's SV150 looks different than last year's, you can in part chalk it up to a hot IPO market.
Nearly 10 percent of the names on the latest list of top-grossing Silicon Valley tech companies weren't there a year ago because they weren't yet public. But with outfits like Workday, Yelp and Palo Alto Networks -- not to mention Facebook -- having scored initial public offerings in 2012, other companies from last year's index have been shouldered aside.
It was the biggest number of newly public companies joining the SV150 in at least a decade. And these weren't dot-com type IPOs that went public merely on the whisper of revenues: Looking at the 10 companies whose sales grew the fastest last year, five were newly public; three more went public in 2011 or 2010.
Some experts say the numbers reflect a trend that's seeing companies wait longer to court Wall Street. Instead, many chief executives are choosing to focus on building sustainable revenues and put off the headaches of pleasing regulators and public shareholders.
Tim Guleri of Sierra Ventures in Menlo Park, said that because many startups are waiting until their annual revenues approach or top $100 million, "They're really public before they're public." The relative ease and abundance of private financing is part of that, but so are the business models created by new technologies.
"Every 10 years some new tech trend hits, and that creates a lot of activity," he said, pointing to previous shifts from mainframes to client-server computing to the Internet. What's different this time, he added, is there are "multiple, billion-dollar trends that are breaking simultaneously."
Cloud computing, big-data analytics and ubiquitous mobile connections have dramatically lowered costs for business; given them more customer data to mine than ever; and created recurring, subscription-based sales models that let young companies show Wall Street fast-growing and predictable revenues.
"That's really attractive when companies come out," Guleri said.
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Also driving the trend of startups going public with meaningful revenues, he said, is the presence of more seasoned CEOs at the helm. Both Palo Alto Networks and Workday, for example, were headed by men who'd previously been public-company CEOs. That not only boosts Wall Street's comfort level, he said, but helps top executives avoid rookie mistakes.
"In the early part of the decade, you went public and it was very common to miss" quarterly revenue expectations, Guleri said. "These days, that doesn't happen."
While Facebook stole the headlines last year -- and reaped the lion's share of IPO dollars -- the class of 2012 was dominated by enterprise software companies, including Palo Alto Networks, Workday and Splunk. And 2013 has thus far followed that trend, with Marin Software and Model N among those having recently gone public in soaring fashion.
Still, a hoped-for slew of new issues has yet to materialize, in part because those companies, and others, have seen their stocks return to earth after initial run-ups. Shares of Marin Software, for instance, closed Friday 8 percentage points below last month's first-day finish of $16.26.
In other words, "show me the money" seems still very much to be the mood on parts of Wall Street. And that makes it tough to predict whether 2013 can build on last year's IPO success, despite a healthy pipeline of companies that have filed registration paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
"A lot of companies that are IPO-ready are waiting," said Peter Solvik, a venture capitalist at Sigma West in Menlo Park. Like Guleri, he notes the importance of hitting the public runway with recurring yearly revenues of $100 million -- or even $200 million.
"We want our companies to come out with a solid market cap," he said. A mid-cap market value of $400 million to $600 million, Solvik said, makes it hard for public companies to catch the eye of stock analysts and continue the momentum for long-term growth.
Or, as Justin Timberlake's character put it in "The Social Network": You know what's cool? A billion dollars.
Nevertheless, Doug Chu of the New York Stock Exchange admits to feeling a little puzzled by the past month's slowdown in initial public offerings. Chu, a senior vice president who heads the Big Board's Silicon Valley office in Palo Alto, argues that the most recent tech IPOs actually have maintained most of their value. "They're not supposed to go up 20 to 40 percent" right away, he said.
Chu says his conversations with investment bankers and institutional investors reveal a pent-up demand for good IPO candidates, especially given the past decade's relative dearth. And, he said, many companies the NYSE has recently consulted on going public have indicated a willingness to do so later in the year.
Jeffrey Vetter, a securities attorney at Fenwick & West who worked on the IPOs of Workday, Marin Software and Model N, said he too expects things to pick up in coming months.
"Remember," Chu said, "last year it was start-and-stop" when it came to IPO runs. "I'm actually expecting the year to be more or less on pace" with 2012.
"Everyone benefits," he added, "if we have a fully functioning market."
Contact Peter Delevett at 408-271-3638. Follow him at Twitter.com/mercwiretap.


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Genre/Subject: Drama
Program: Contemporary World CinemaLanguage: English
Jane, a rootless young woman newly relocated to California's San Fernando Valley, spends her days hanging out with her hosts, smoking pot, playing video games, and taking care of her dog, Starlet. At a garage sale, she unearths more than she bargains for, buying a thermos from a crotchety old woman named Sadie—only to find $10,000 in it later. She does what any good Valley Girl would do: she goes shopping, though it doesn't take long for her to feel remorse. But when Jane tries to return the thermos and what's left of the money, the woman drives her off. Only by staging casual meetings with Sadie does Jane get the chance to pay it back, sometimes just by sharing a bingo table, sometimes by covering expenses. Jane's odd wooing of the cranky Sadie plays off against a midpoint revelation about the young woman's choice of career, which includes an explicit sex scene. Her vapid persona and vacant stare now make more sense, as does her attraction to the reluctant 85-year-old object of her largesse, who eventually, wordlessly reveals her own need for connection.
Director Sean Baker (The Prince of Broadway) brings a lonely setting and a washed-out look to a story that's part morality tale, part slice of life. A standout performance by Dree Hemingway, great-granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway and daughter of Mariel Hemingway (Star 80), carries much of the story in this, her first film.
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November 30, 2005
Each year on December 1st, thousands of people line up at May Park to get help from the CSRA Energy Assistance Program. But this year, things will be different. Officials are telling people to stay home tomorrow because the program is out of money. But News 12 is on your side with some other ways to get help.
CSRA Energy Assistance receives about $624,000 each year. Each family gets between $174-$220 for the season. But here's the problem, Energy Assistance has already spent $500,000 and Thursday is the day to apply for home heating help. That means some folks are going to be left out in the cold.
It's a winter routine for Nancy Kay, the curtains come down, the lights come off and the blankets come on.
"I'm very worried this coming winter, especially if we have another ice storm," Nancy Kay said.
The Harlem woman is already getting the shivers after she was told by the CSRA Energy Assistance Program that there's no money available for those who qualify for the financial help. Nancy herself is disabled and on a fixed income.
"Seems like there needs to be some sort of control. They need to have some sort of cap on how much they can raise the prices and charge people," Kay said.
So for those answering phones at the office, it's like a broken record, telling callers like Nancy the $300 they've grown accustomed to getting is simply not there.
"To be honest with you, we're in the hole. We are requesting additional funds now from the state so hopefully they'll get an answer back as soon as possible," said Patricia Johnson, CSRA Energy Assistance.
In the meantime, they Kay family remains in the dark, not knowing whether or not they'll have ot stay with friends this winter.
"You know, if you can't afford one hundred percent of your electric bill they need to be able to work something out with you," Kay said.
Working it out is what the company plans to do as callers continue getting more heated about their bills.
"But we are fighting and we are requesting additional funding from the state so we will be able to assist them," Johnson said.
And there are ways for you to get help. CSRA Energy Assistance still has money for people who heat their homes with natural gas. You can call them at 1-866-722-4347. And Georgia Power, SCE&G and the Salvation Army can also help out. You can any of their offices for more information.


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NASDAQ: Waiting for Direction
Published on Thursday, 07 February 2013 21:33 Written by TradersHuddle Wire
New York, February 7th (TradersHuddle.com) - Shares of NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:NDAQ) closed the trading day higher by $0.14 or 0.49% from its previous close. NASDAQ's price action formed what is considered to be a doji close, where the open and close prices are very close to each other, mainly signaling an indecision between buyers and sellers.
The NASDAQ OMX Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:NDAQ) is a global operator of market exchanges that delivers trading, exchange technology, securities listing, and public company services across multiple continents. The Exchange's offerings include trading across multiple asset classes, market data products, financial indexes, and market technology products and services.
NASDAQ's trading range is defined by a trough, which marked calculated support at $22.63 and by a peak that set the resistance point at $23.80. These levels are closely watched by traders managing their positions.
Traders wanting to establish a position in NASDAQ or traders that are already holding the stock can use the doji close to their advantage, since the pattern present a short-term pause in the stock's price action. This pause results in an entry point for traders depending of which way the stock resolves this short-term indecision.
The Doji is an important candlestick pattern that provides information on their own and as components in a number of important patterns. Doji form when a security's open and close are virtually equal. The length of the upper and lower shadows can vary and the resulting candlestick looks like a cross, inverted cross or plus sign. Alone, doji are neutral patterns.
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Community briefs: April 18
Published: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 7:47 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 7:47 a.m.
Mud Run needs 200 volunteers
Two hundred volunteers are needed for the June 1 Hunter Subaru's Mad Mountain Mud Run in Hendersonville, and it's also time for participants to sign up.
Proceeds from the mud run benefit Hands On!–A Child's Gallery, Hendersonville's children's museum.
Last year, more than $55,000 was raised for Hands On!, and growth is expected this year. Anyone who is at least 18 years old may download the registration form from the mud run website at madmountainmudrun. com, or call Beth Bockoven at 828- 697- 8333.
Coldwell Banker backing artists
The new Coldwell Banker King Real Estate Office at 130C S. Main St., Hendersonville, and the new Art MoB Studios & Marketplace, at 124 4th Ave. E., have teamed together to support local artists with an opening reception from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Coldwell Banker office.
The real estate office has been decorated with art from Art MoB studios, home of more than 80 local artists, and also provides local artists another opportunity to show their work.
All artwork is for sale and will remain at the business through June 15. Call 828-233-3100 or 828-693-4545 for more information.
Forum to feature Peruvian culture
Hendersonville Sister Cities will present "The Magical Culture of Peru" from 6 to 7:30 p.m. April 30 in the auditorium of the Henderson County Public Library's main branch, 301 N. Washington St., Hendersonville.
Ray Berrouët, a resident of Charleston, S.C., travels frequently to Peru and will share photos and personal vignettes. The program is open to the public at no charge.
Berrouët is a travel specialist on Peru who has immersed himself in the history and culture of this ancient land. Berrouët is Haitian-American whose parents immigrated to the U.S., where he was born. He holds a bachelor's degree from the College of Charleston in French literature and is a director of leisure sales with Orient-Express and a Peru specialist.
Call 828-693-9072 or visit www.hendersonvillesistercities. org for more information.
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- Jul 18:
- Richmond High gang rape case: The verdicts are in, will be read on Thursday
- Jul 12:
- Defense attorney asks jury to convict man of lesser charge than gang rape in high school assault case
- Jul 8:
- Attorneys rest in Richmond High gang rape trial; closing arguments start Wednesday
- Jul 1:
- Richmond High gang rape defendants left DNA at crime scene, scientist testifies
- Jun 25:
- Pinole man admitted to touching Richmond High gang rape victim, police interrogation video shows
- Jun 17:
- Richmond High gang rape victim takes the stand
- Jun 13:
- Man convicted in Richmond High gang rape testifies about former co-defendant's role in attack
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- Richmond High gang rape recalled by witness and convicted attacker
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- Witness: Defendants "laughed and joked" about Richmond High School gang rape
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- First responders detail arriving to scene of Richmond gang rape
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- Father of Richmond High gang rape victim: "It was a horror."
- Jun 3:
- Defense: Wind could have transferred defendant's DNA to used condom in Richmond gang rape
MARTINEZ -- Two men could spend the rest of their lives in prison after jurors on Thursday convicted them of participating in the infamous gang rape of a 16-year-old girl on the Richmond High School campus in 2009, an attack that horrified the community and drew nationwide outrage.
"This is clearly justice," senior deputy district attorney John Cope said after the verdicts. "I think our society in Contra Costa County has changed from this (crime)."
Marcelles Peter, 20, and Jose Montano, 22, were motionless as a court clerk read their identical verdicts from separate juries that call for punishments of up to 33 years to life at a sentencing hearing Aug. 15. Their families, who had been warned by the judge not to audibly react, softly cried.
The families declined to comment on the verdicts; many of them shielded their faces from TV cameras as they exited the courtroom.
"I think they're going through a major devastation," said Montano's attorney, Jane Elliott.
Peter and Montano, who have been jailed since their arrests nearly four years ago, are the third and fourth men convicted in connection with the Oct. 24, 2009, attack in which the sophomore was beaten, raped and otherwise sexually abused for more than two hours in a dark campus courtyard while spectators watched.
The victim fell in and out on consciousness during the attack because of head trauma and a near-fatal blood-alcohol level. She was brought to a trauma center in a coma and could have died had she not received medical attention when she did, according to a doctor who testified during the trial.
Peter, of Pinole, and Montano, of Richmond, were found guilty of rape in concert, sexual penetration in concert, oral copulation in concert and a single charge enhancement for great bodily injury caused to the victim. While they each face up to 33 years to life, Judge Barbara Zuniga will have some discretion as to whether the terms for each count are consecutive or concurrent.
For more than six weeks, the juries heard from about 30 witnesses, including two men who were convicted of the gang rape by way of plea deals. Manuel Ortega, 22, of Richmond, is serving a 32-year sentence, and Peter's former neighbor, 20-year-old Ari Morales, is serving 27 years.
Most of the civilian witnesses were teenage boys who all expressed fear, discomfort or both about testifying. One of the witnesses told the jury he would rather be arrested than testify, and he was. He spent a weekend in jail after skipping out on his second day of testimony and returned to the witness stand in a yellow jail jumpsuit.
Only one of the 24 jurors spoke to the media after the verdicts were read.
"The ages really made it difficult for everybody," said the juror from Montano's panel, a 59-year-old West Contra Costa County man. "They're kids."
The juror said he and another juror entered the trial "really not wanting to believe" that Montano was guilty.
"What I was believing started getting a lot of holes punched through it," he said.
"It was a very difficult case," the juror said, noting that many of the witnesses that night were under the influence of drugs and alcohol. "Everybody was kind of messed up.
"Some (jurors) felt like they were being pushed (toward conviction). There were a lot of emotions in there" during deliberations.
Dual jury trials are rare, used when evidence is admissible for one defendant but not the other. Montano's jury heard the same testimony that Peter's did except for Peter's police interrogation tape on which he said that Montano raped the girl.
The juries deliberated separately, with Peter's jury returning a verdict on Tuesday after seven hours of deliberations and Montano's jury returning Wednesday after 11 hours.
Peter was 17 and Montano 18 when, according to testimony, they arrived at the courtyard together while the girl was already unconscious and being assaulted. Like many of the young men there that night, they had been denied entry to the dance on the other side of campus and were drunk.
Peter demonstrated for police on video how he touched the girl's vagina while others were groping her. He said he didn't foresee her getting raped and beaten afterward.
A witness testified that Peter told him he took cellphone pictures of part of the attack. DNA belonging to Peter was found on a condom.
His attorney, Gordon Brown, argued that the DNA was not from Peter's sperm, and it is unclear how it got there. He said police interrogation tactics led to Peter falsely confessing to touching the girl.
Brown said his client remained composed after the verdict.
"So far, he's kept his chin up," said Brown, noting he braced Peter for the worst. "He's been a strong young man throughout these very difficult proceedings.
Brown described his client as a "curious bystander" during the attack.
"(Peter) had no contact" with the victim, he said.
Brown said he will file an appeal.
Numerous witnesses described Montano raping the girl, and his DNA was on a condom wrapper.
Elliot, his attorney, argued that he was on top of her for a few seconds but did not penetrate her or even expose himself. She asked the jury for a sexual battery conviction.
Among the spectators in the packed courtroom were Richmond police Officer Todd Kaiser and crime scene investigator Joanna Grivetti, who were among the first people who arrived at the courtyard to find the girl partially nude and near death.
"It still haunts me," Grivetti said.
"I've been to no less than 30-35 homicides in my 5½ years on the force, and this was the worst thing I've seen in the city of Richmond," Kaiser said.
The victim, who received a $4 million settlement from the West Contra Costa Unified School District in 2011, testified that she remembered nothing between having a polite conversation with a group of males in the courtyard and waking up the next day.
Still awaiting trial are Richmond residents Elvis Torrentes, 25, and John Crane, 46. Torrentes is charged with sexual penetration of an intoxicated person. Crane, whose semen was found on the victim and various objects left at the scene, according to testimony, is charged with rape.
Investigators recovered and stored up to four DNA profiles from the crime scene that have never been matched to someone, Cope said.
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I'm sure that everyone is and has gotten a very good glimpse of Wigan lately, as we often do come this time of year and their magical results to stave off the drop, though I think this year it may be their time..
That said, each year there tend to be 2-3 players that really stand out and end up moving on to other clubs, sometimes top sides like Valencia to Utd, or Diame linked to us but then ending up at West Ham.
I think everyone has noticed McManaman and his incredible pace and tricks down that side, but he's not the one who's caught my eye, but rather Roger Espinoza who is a CDM by trade, is an absolute bulldog, never stops running, slides in, gets stuck in, and has been playing out wide for them vs City in the FA Cup, and again today vs Arsenal, causing havoc everywhere, while knocking the Arsenal boy band rockers off the ball whenever he can.. I suppose he's this year's version of Diame, but he is very very skilled, only 25, and whether they stay up or not, too good to be there..
I think Rodgers could do well because he's fluent in Spanish and we have several contingent in the South American ranks that could welcome him. Not to mention, he is well verse playing in front of only 3 CBS, and a straight football on the ground philosophy.. Thoughts?Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
I have to say the last few weeks I have watched them and he has certainly caught the eye playing as the lwb. Everyone already knows that Maloney can play but doesnt really fit our strategy. I would be more then happy with stealing Espinoza as competition for Enrique and a generally versatile squad tool. Mcmanaman will surely be on the move, I imagine Dave Whelan will have an astronomical figure in mind for him! We have all mentioned before that Kone could probably do a job as back up also.
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Actually was impressed with him on Saturday. I did not know he started off as a defensive midfielder but thought he might be able to do a job as an LB or wing back. Could be a shrewd addition as a squad player.
I think he went to Ohio State, and even though born in Honduras spend quite a bit of time in the States, so could be appealing to the owners to help raise the profile of the club our side of the pond.
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Dave, Yep he cut his teeth here in the states, and actually grew up having to play at multiple high schools, junior college, then a transfer to Ohio State, and then was one of a very select few US born players to get into the MLS and was spotted by Martinez. He does seem to pop on the left an awful lot, with quality and pace, but he's featured a ton right in the center of the park, and is by trade a central defensive midfielder. They call him a "headless chicken with cool hair".. almost a South American Dirk!
I personally love the guy, he's got more technique, and a lot more pace than Lucas, and would be a great foil.. We need more people like him with heart and a fighter's mentality.. Here's a nice video of his all around game.. he does NOT mind stuck into a tackle whatsoever, and nobody will run through or past him very easily.. Fast, athletic, skilled, and tenacious! I'd bet he's one of, if not the very first player gone from Wigan now that they're down..


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3/17/03 interview with a rinky dink magazine
Hey there.
2.This is deffintley weird and I feel bad for putting you in such a
situtaton,but lets get the formalities over with...What personality or name
are you today?
Today is the day I decide that my real name is actually Frank Wolf. It's not a personality conflict or anything. That's just who I am. Frank Wolf. Frank Wolf exists completely outside of a hiphop context. I don't often talk about myself in the third person, but I am trying to make this easy on you. Frank Wolf...finally.
3.While we are on the topics of personalities...since you go by three
different ones I was wondering if there is any question you would ask
Do you wish you could quit everything you are doing right now and feel fine about it while persuing a happy, healthy relationship with friends and family for the rest of your life?
4.IF SO Anwser it....
Pass that blunt, kid.
5.When you look over what you have done does anyone song mean a little bit
more to you?
Of course. Some songs mean more to me than others. One song though? mmmm...Andy Kaufman. The Write. Crack Pipes. Inherited Scars. These all fall into a category of songs that mean a little bit more to me than the rest. I don't think I have written that ONE song yet though.
6.I know sick of waging war was released recently and same with Makeshift
partiot,but can we expect any new Sage Releases?Makeshift on CD? A new
Studio album?
Makeshift Patriot is already on the Sick of Waging War CD...but it will also be on Epitpah's "Punkorama" complilation CD in July. I am featured on an album with Buck 65 produced by DJ Signify called "Sleep No More." My next major release is the Non-Prophets album called "HOPE." Joe Beats handles all the production and I do all the vocals.
7.Any Emcees/poets that you are really into?
Chuck D, Rakim, KRS, Slick Rick, Lyrics Born, Buck 65, Slug, Breezly Bruin...and many, many more. Some of my favorite poets include Patricia Smith, Jeffery McDaniel, Jack Macarthy, Taylor Mali, Kwesi Davis, Jeff Brown, Buddy Wakefield, Bill McMillan, and so many more.
8.Do you think that is inane being interveiwed for such a low budget
High budget magazines don't care, mom. I have to talk to you. You care.
9.What /who are the Non-Prophats and do you have any Non Prophat stories you
would like to tell?
Non-Prophets...me and Joe Beats. I wish I could say we had a bigger crew but we don't. Once we tried to vote each other out of the group but we kept vetoing each other's decision.
10.Whose job is more important in making a song that moves a person in a
personnaly way.The Producer or the Emcee?
Depends what kind of person is listening. I mean..even though I am mainly a lyrics man, the right kind of music can make me feel more emotional than any combination of words. You worded that qustion strangely, but I move people more personally than the music...I guess. I am a person.
11.What is your allifation with Anticon records and would you like to say
anything to the people who constanly insult your music....
Anticon put out my album and EP. I am good friends with some of them. The kind of friends who live on opposite coasts and almost never talk. The people who constantly insult my music need to learn to appreciate awesomeness. Obviously. They must want me to fist-fuck their face.
12.Anyone you would like to thank?
Ma dukes. Pa dukes. Joe Dukes. Jared Dukes. And any girl who made me forget about horrible things for a few moments. I love you.
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one has to be really fucking cool to come up with "fuck-fist their face" that is the best phrase ive heard in a long time. thanks for making me laugh out loud dude.
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"Non-Prophets...me and Joe Beats. I wish I could say we had a bigger crew but we don't. Once we tried to vote each other out of the group but we kept vetoing each other's decision."
Good stuff...
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sage , i was wondering if you had a good idea what month the hope album will come out
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Short and Sweet Enertaining article
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More Commerical Mcs
Like TUpac Biggie ANd NAs
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Fuck that shit. I was ragin' against neo-fashionist glamour artist before Cindy White was dancing to the Disco Beat Kids. Just looking at simple minded catch phrases makes me wet in the pants and overly joyed. Lied....but not in the sense that God created an apocalypse that well soon damage the very being in which I am apart of but in that strange yet homely way mothers do when they tell their kids about Santa Clause.
Fuckin Whitey
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VAIL, Colorado - George Knox found his niche in life early on, and he found it in Vail.
Knox first came to Vail in 1964. He and his father, George Sr., were in the custom cabinet business, and on the way back from a job in Aspen, decided to look at the fledgling ski resort at the base of Vail Pass.
George Sr. decided the new village would be a good place to open a shop, so The Americana Shop opened Dec. 28 of that year at 291 Bridge Street. He's been in business in the same location ever since, which makes Knox Vail's longest-tenured business owner.
That run ends April 30 when Knox's shop, the Moose's Caboose, closes its doors.
"We just can't afford to be in business in that location any more," Knox said. For a lot of years, though, that shop supported Knox's family. But like the ski resort itself, success was far from a sure thing in the early days.
After "nearly starving to death" that first winter, with the Americana Shop's selection of household items and custom cabinets, George took the store in a different direction and opened The Mug Shoppe in 1965. More than one person wondered how that would work out.
One day Knox was sitting outside in the sun when Vail Mountain manager Sarge Brown wandered by and asked, "How are you going to make a living selling mugs?"
Knox asked himself the same question more than once, but the store's inventory - which held more than just mugs, of course - seemed to strike a chord with tourists.
Even in down times, when Knox thought about trying something else, those thoughts didn't linger long.
"I never really had any second guesses," he said.
Vail Village in the early days bustled even without the tourists, mainly because the young couples who owned businesses had kids, too. Over the years, just about all the parents, including Knox, claim their refrigerators were hit hardest by that clutch of kids.
Dave Gorsuch and his wife, Renie, moved to Vail in 1966. Whoever's pantry suffered most, Gorsuch said the families all pitched in to feed the kids and help each other as they could.
"There were a lot of good times," Gorsuch said.
In 1995, The Mug Shoppe became the Moose's Caboose, moving away from mugs toward the array of things trivial and special that today line the shelves - all of which Knox built. Shoppers could find everything from batteries and chewing gum to hand-crafted jewelry and pottery. There have been silly items on the shelves, too - including "canned otter."
Knox picked most of the items himself. And, he said, there were many more hits than misses.
"I just had a knack of picking (inventory)," he said.
Make no mistake - Knox would like to keep the Caboose open. But costs - and the march of time - mean it's time to retire. He's always rented, he said, because he's wanted to stay on Bridge Street and the opportunity to buy space there never came up.
So now it's time to retire. Now what?
Golf has always been one of Knox's passions - the TV in the Singletree home he shares with his wife, Candi was tuned to The Golf Channel during this interview - and he plans to pursue that passion in retirement. But, he said, he'll still frequent Vail.
"I'll always go into Vail," Knox said "It's a fun place to be. ... I love Vail - I think it's the greatest place that was ever created."
Gorsuch said he's sorry to see the Caboose close. But, he said, he hopes his old friend keeps that pledge to spend a lot of time in his adopted hometown.
"It's been nothing but a pleasure (knowing him)," Gorsuch said. "He went to work every day, and he's always had something to say about the town."
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I used to grill probably 100, 150 nights a year (I never counted, but that seems about right). I lived in Connecticut, which is not the ideal grilling location, but because I came from New York, where grilling is as illegal as right turns on red, to me it was so exotic that once the opportunity became an unlimited one, I took full advantage of it. One of the first food stories I wrote, back in the early 80s, was about grilling during winter. I had a tiny second floor porch, and I was out there every chance I got, almost regardless of the weather.
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When we had our dueling pork meal, even with eight people around the table there were leftovers, of course. The first round I mentioned in the post, but there were plenty more. So one evening Jackie and I had patties, or kotlety, or rissoles – or, as my mother used to call them, coquettes (how racy, had she but known). To make them, I chopped up the rest of the Ibérico pork and some of the Flying Pigs roast, mixed it with cooked (and cooled) onion, eggs, breadcrumbs and chopped dill, formed patties, breaded them and got them crisp and hot in clarified butter. Mushroom sauce (sautéed mushrooms, milk and cream, pureed then finished with lemon juice) on the side. They were deliciously porky.
But wait, there were still more leftovers. And these became a stuffing for not-entirely-classic tortellini. The traditional Emilia-Romagna filling is made of some variation on cooked pork and capon or turkey, prosciutto, mortadella and parmesan, seasoned with nutmeg. It is quite a dry mixture, which makes it easy to form and keep the tortellini. For my variation, I used the remaining Flying Pigs roast pork loin (including all its fat), a chunk of prosciutto and some parmesan, all run through the food processor along with a little rosemary, and seasoned with ground fennel seed and black pepper. These flavors echoed the original seasoning of the roast; there was no point in fighting flavors that were already there in the name of some notion of authenticity that was already out the window.
Curry Fried Rice
I typically walk to the market every day for groceries, but ever since I pulled my Achilles I've had to do a lot more cooking on the fly.
The other day I limped to the fridge to figure something out for lunch. I found some leftover rice, a couple of eggs, blanched green beans, and sautéed mushrooms. I could have made an omelet and reheated the rice in the microwave, but fried rice came to mind.
Sunday Supper: Squid with Chiles and Greens
A lot of people only eat squid if it's deep-fried. Here it's stir-fried, which means that it's quick, it's easy, and it won't make your kitchen too hot for too long. Adapted from How to Cook Everything.
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Time: 20 minutes
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8 to 12 ounces bitter greens, like collards, kale, arugula, or dandelion
3 tablespoons peanut or neutral oil, like grapeseed or corn
1 chopped jalapeño or other fresh chile, or to taste, or several dried hot chiles
1 tablespoon chopped garlic
1. Separate the squids' tentacles from their bodies if that has not been done; slice the bodies into rings; cut the tentacles in half if they're large. Rinse well and drain while you prepare the other ingredients. Strip the greens' leaves from the stems and discard any stems thicker than 1/8 inch. Chop, rinse, and dry; you want 2 to 3 cups.
2. Put the oil in a large skillet over high heat. When hot, add the chile and the garlic and stir for about 15 seconds. Add the greens and cook, stirring almost constantly, until they wilt, about 2 minutes. Add the squid and a large pinch of salt and cook, stirring occasionally, until the squid becomes opaque and its liquid moistens the greens, about 2 minutes. Taste and adjust the seasoning and serve immediately.
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The garden has been behaving so strangely this year that we actually ate the last blackberry before the first tomato. Let me tell you: plucking that final berry was a big bummer.
I usually roll with the ebb and flow of the seasons and never get too attached to any one crop. But without tomatoes to pick up the slack a juiciness vacuum suddenly loomed large. I looked down at the handful of motley berries in my colander and made one last pass through the patch, lifting branches, looking for one more that might have eluded my glance. Funny how wacky weather makes you pay more attention to every bite.
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Pop-Tart sushi (crushed Pop-Tarts wrapped in fruit roll) from the just-opened Pop-Tarts World in Times Square (the place was packed). In a moment of sugar-induced delerium I may have uttered the words, "well balanced" (because of the slight tartness of the pulverized strawberry(?) Pop-Tarts). Then my senses returned and told me "this #$!% has got to stop."
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Red Sox slugger David Ortiz said it's about time the N.L. adopted the D.H.
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A.L. designated hitters have a .241 Series average with 15 homers and 56 RBIs, according to STATS LLC. N.L. designated hitters hit for a higher average (.248) but with less run production (12 homers, 46 RBIs).
A's: Outfielders Josh Reddick and Yoenis Cespedes are among the finalists for the American League Gold Glove award, Rawlings announced.
Reddick, who became the first A's outfielder since 1985 to win a Gold Glove last year, is a finalist in right field along with Baltimore's Nick Markakis and Boston's Shane Victorino.
Cespedes is a finalist in left field along with defending Gold Glove winner Alex Gordon of Kansas City and Andy Dirks of Detroit.
No Giants were among the finalists.
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"SICK OF WASTING" CD, MP3 & linernotes!
Dear Strange Fam,
THE TIME HAS COME....dundundunnnnnn.
I'm proud to present to you the latest installment in my "Sick of" mixtape series, "Sick of Wasting." Limited copies available here:
I wasn't sure if I would ever release another mix of this sort after the last one, but it's been a couple years since my last official album and I've accumulated a large number of "left over" tracks that never found their way onto an official album. I also opened up the 4-track vault this year and was able to unearth some solid material that dates back to 1996.
My music career, as most people know it, essentially began with the "Sick of Waiting" mixtape in 1999. Now that I've typed that out I've realized that we're essentially celebrating the "Sick of" mixtape series' 10th birthday. Hot damn. It seems like just yesterday I was dubbing all the original tapes, cutting and pasting the album covers, writing out the album info on the stickers, and selling them hand-to-hand at shows. Time (f)lies.
The first Sick installment was called "Sick of Waiting." That title was inspired by my frustration in waiting around for something official to pop off. I felt like the iron was hot and I needed to strike whether the labels were willing to scoop me up or not. So I threw together a batch of recordings/demos/freestyles that I had hanging around and I began selling the mix at shows. This was the beginning of Strange Famous Records.
10 years later the label has grown and expanded in significant ways. It has become the home to many of my favorite hiphop artists in the indie scene as well as a constant reminder of how much work it takes to get underground musicians the exposure they deserve.
Like all of the "Sick of" mixes, "Sick of Wasting" is not just an attempt to showcase my own material. It is also a means to promote all the featured artists involved, most of whom have projects of their own that have been released recently or will be released by the end of the year. Be sure to check for their respective projects.
As this project is a free digital download, we certainly don't expect this to be a big money maker. However, the sales for the CD at our online store have gone well so I'd like to thank everyone who has shown support. For anyone without money to spend on music, the material is there for you to download anyway. We hope you enjoy it.
4 eva & always,
Here's a quick break down and explanation of each track:
1) Strange Fame (2009)
This is probably one of the fastest songs I've ever put together. Self-produced, recorded, mixed and mastered in my home studio over the course of 1 day. Due to the obvious sample issue, this is something I could never officially release but I've always wanted to jack this David Bowie song for a Strange Famous anthem.
2) S.A.G.E. Bastard (prod. by Buck 65, 2009)
Buck 65 put together this interlude by chopping up an obscure Blowfly recording.
3) I Trusted You (beat by Buck 65, 2009)
Buck 65 put together the beat. The intro and outro samples are from a televised Andy Kaufman performance. Kurtis SP sent me the "Sage" samples. I arranged all the vocal samples which took longer than it probably should have. The sentiment of this song is extended to more than a few people I've had the displeasure of sharing portions of my life with. That's all I will say about that.
4) Needle (beat and scratches by Buddy Peace, 2009)
These lyrics have been around for quite a while. I was waiting for an opportunity to use them on an official album but it just never happened. I eventually recorded this song to another beat but wasn't too thrilled with the outcome. When I sent it over to Buddy Peace he capped it off with that incredible scratch-sentence outro. And then at some point I sent him the acapella at which point he remixed the whole song and breathed new life into it. The funky sample he uses reminds me a bit of the first KMD record, and the drums definitely kill. I've never performed this song live but I look forward to it.
5) House of Bees (feat. B. Dolan, beat by Buck 65, 2009)
Recorded at B. Dolan's studio dungeon, mixed and masted at my home studio. I don't want to ruin any magic about this song, so I will keep this explanation short. Buck 65 put together a face smashing, boombap beat and we realized the song had to be about a house of bees. I told B. Dolan the concept of the song and he delivered some shit that made me want to go back and rewrite my verse. I never did end up rewriting my verse, but I think its all for the best. There's a unique version of this track with Buddy Peace's scratches at
6) Jaw of Steel (beat and scratches by Reanimator, 2009)
I fully intended on this song being on an official album, but the way my new material is shaping up it just wouldn't fit. This beat was first going to be used on Prolyphic and Reanimator's "The Ugly Truth" album. When it ended up not being used, I jumped at the opportunity to place some lyrics on it. There were a lot of vinyl snaps in the record that Reanimator sampled and I did my best to eliminate most of them, but in the process I think I may have affected the overall sound quality of the song. Whatever the case, I like the pace and build of this song.
7) If I Go To Hell (demo, 1997)
Originally released as a "Clip of the Week" on SFRstore.com, this song was retrieved from the vault of my 4-track tapes. The sound quality is iffy, the music is jacked from DJ Shadow, but I enjoy the lyrics for the most part. I think this was the beginning of anti-religious sentiment in my songs.
8) Conspiracy to Riot (beat & scratches by Reanimator, 2008)
Reanimator sent me this beat a while back and he labeled it "militant." I kept it around not totally sure of what I should do with it until all the pieces eventually fell into place. Originally released on
as a way to raise funds for Jared Paul's defense lawyers, this song joins the ranks of my other highly political tracks. Performing this song in MN while having thousands of people put their middle finger up for the police in their state was a gas.
9) Be a Star (beat by Buck 65, 2007)
This song was made during the course of making my Human the Death Dance album but it didn't seem to fit very well. Also, the sample clearance would have been a headache. It's mainly just an upbeat track that I did for fun. Perfect candidate for a "Sick of" release.
10) Sea Legs (feat. B. Dolan & Sleep. Scratches by Buddy Peace.
Additional vocals by Jared Paul and Curtis Plum. Beat by Aupheus, 2009.)
This monster posse-cut was originally released as a free download during the relaunch
to celebrate our 2009 roster. Everyone featured on this song recorded their material in their own studio and sent their contributions to me via email. I had to paste it all together and surprisingly it worked. I am a splice master. I'd love to do a full album like this at some point with all the SFR artists. Not only does B. Dolan completely slay this track, but so does Sleep and this is the first song I've ever done with him. Check for his new album "Hesitation Wounds" which drops on June 30th, 2009. You can download his single right now at
11) Flashback 96 (home recording, 1996)
The lyrics of this song were originally written in 1993. Since then, I have recorded various versions of the song. The version most people would be familiar with is the "I Keep Calling" song, however this stripped down version was retrieved from old 4-track tapes and it's got a lot of charm. I'm also amused by the idea of having flashbacks during a time where it sounds like I'm still a little kid.
12) Masturbate Your Brain (AOI demo, 1997)
Another "lost tapes" discovery, this is a 4-track recording of me with my first band before we hired a live drummer. The rhymes are tightly packed and the accent is quite thick.
13) SFR Pays Dues (feat. B. Dolan & Prolyphic. Scratches by Reanimator. 2008)
Originally made as a promo track for the Paid Dues Festival, this song was recorded on the spot in the SFR studio. Instrumental for this track was taken from the Beatnuts.
14) Pump (beat and scratches by Buddy Peace & Reanimator, 2009)
Boombastic, Mr. Fantastic. This song went through many incarnations before a remix beat collaboration came together between Buddy Peace and Reanimator. That mix of talent is tough to deny. The beat knocks hard and the scratches are ridiculous. Big up yaselves.
15) Revenge of the Ogre (interlude w/ Trinity)
Radio interview snippet between me and SFR forum's very own Diane!
16) Who Farted? part 1 (courtesy of XAUL ZAN, 2009)
This is only part 1 because I fully expect more songs to follow up where this one leaves off. While touring with Grand Buffet a few years ago we came up with a rhyme game to figure out who farted. It helped us stay sane during long drives. Xaul Zan decided to take the worst of the worst and make a song about it. He turned a beautiful song by The Knife into something dirty and juvenile. Figures.
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Tue Jun 16, 2009 4:39 am
english bob
Joined: 01 Jul 2002
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dope! we've still got about 6 hours to wait though right(?)
the internet has bred impatience so i'll be downloading while waiting for the physical cd to turn up..
Tue Jun 16, 2009 5:04 am
Sage Francis
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Joined: 30 Jun 2002
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Correct. It's 7am where I am right now so I need to crash. I just wanted to make sure all of this writing was available online before the album went live to the internets. Especially since I don't know what time I'll wake up.
Hope you likes.
Tue Jun 16, 2009 5:08 am
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Posts: 256
Location: St. Louis, MO
Got mine yesterday. Love it!
Tue Jun 16, 2009 5:43 am
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Got mine yesterday. Love it!
Tue Jun 16, 2009 7:29 am
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Location: East Coast, Fuck You!
On listen number two in the office today. I am absolutely loving new stuff from you and to hear Dolan again on something new is awesome. I need a few more listens to give any proper feedback but I am just so damn thrilled this is out. Thanks.
Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:26 am
probably drunk
Joined: 22 Jun 2008
Posts: 2220
Location: NJ
House of Bees makes my head nod outta control. And Conspiracy to Riot gives me the shivers.
Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:27 am
post haste
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Location: ohio
hell yes
thank you!
Tue Jun 16, 2009 8:43 am
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Posts: 4783
I'm really liking this. I didn't get introduced to Sage's music until late 2001/early 2002, so I missed out on the stuff from the mid-to-late '90s, glad to see some of it resurface and find a home on here. You can certainly hear the growth in writing/voice/breath conrol, etc over the past decade, but some of those old styles are fun to listen to. I think Needle may be my favorite song on this CD, at least after one listen. It's good to hear some new Xaul Zan (still awaiting the full-length album), but somehow the beat for Who Farted doesn't seem to fit...I don't know...seems too soft for a Xaul Zan track or something. Doaln continues to impress, some really nice verses from him on this album. Anyway, really digging this, and I'm glad that these tracks didn't just get thrown on the scrap heap.
Tue Jun 16, 2009 9:13 am
Buddy Peace
Joined: 21 Jul 2002
Posts: 1651
It was an honour to be a part of this installment. I have yet to hear the whole finished article all the way through but I've been lucky enough to peep some of the pre-release goodies and it absolutely destroys, straight up. To quote Alias, "booyeah". I'm adding that to my vocabulary (stealing it) right away.
Thanks a mil for the airtime and the inclusions, it really means a lot and I'm very hungry for the rest of it...
Tue Jun 16, 2009 9:41 am
Joined: 25 Aug 2007
Posts: 174
Been waiting for some New Sagerz for a while.. Very good looking out on this one, thought that "House of Bees" was going to be a single off the new record for sure.
Tue Jun 16, 2009 10:51 am
Joined: 22 May 2008
Posts: 2679
so, where's this sucker at? I've been counting the minutes down and it's 1P eastern...........as of 4 minutes ago. :(
nm, found it. I'll be ordering my physical copy on payday.
Tue Jun 16, 2009 11:04 am
Joined: 04 Aug 2006
Posts: 4545
Location: Switzerland
It's on the front page of
I'm dl'ng it as we speak! Woohoo!
Tue Jun 16, 2009 11:07 am
Joined: 08 Jul 2007
Posts: 429
Location: Salisbury UK
There's a link @ ANTI:
Couldn't see one on the SFR homepage when I posted this, downloading it now, looking forward to it :-)
Tue Jun 16, 2009 11:07 am
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Posts: 213
Location: dallas
its on the front page now
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3:00 p.m.
BOSTON (AP) -- Federal public defenders have agreed to represent the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.
Miriam Conrad, the federal defender for Massachusetts, says her office expects to represent Dzhokhar Tsarnaev after he is charged.
Tsarnaev remained hospitalized Saturday after being wounded in a firefight with police Friday. His brother was killed.
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WATERTOWN, Mass. (AP) -- Boston Police say a 19-year-old college student wanted in the Boston Marathon bombings is in custody after a manhunt that left the city virtually paralyzed and his older brother and accomplice dead.
Police announced via Twitter that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was in custody. His brother, 26-year-old Tamerlan, was killed Friday in a furious attempt to escape police.
The brothers are suspects in Monday's marathon bombings, which killed three people and wounded more than 180 others. The men are also suspected of killing a Massachusetts Institute of Technology police officer in his vehicle late Thursday.
Authorities in Boston had suspended all mass transit and warned close to 1 million people in the entire city and some of its suburbs to stay indoors as the hunt for the remaining suspect went on.
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WATERTOWN, Mass. (AP) -- A law enforcement official says the suspect being hunted in the Boston Marathon bombing is in a boat stored in a Watertown, Mass., neighborhood.
The official said he was briefed on the situation and spoke on condition of anonymity because he's not authorized to discuss it publicly.
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The burst of activity came at the end of a tense day in and around Boston, and less than an hour after police announced that they were scaling back the hunt because they had come up empty-handed following an all-day search that sent thousands of SWAT team officers into the streets and paralyzed the metropolitan area.
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WATERTOWN, Mass. (AP) -- The sound of gunfire has been reported in Watertown, Mass., where authorities have been searching for a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.
Emergency and military vehicles are speeding through town. Police tell The Associated Press that multiple shots have been fired. Boston police say people should stay inside around a street in Watertown.
It wasn't immediately clear whether authorities had found 19-year-old college student Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Authorities are telling residents of the area to stay indoors.
(Copyright 2013, The Associated Press)